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10 DOES YOUR EMPLOYMENT CAUSE YOU
TO STOOP III So you require every now and then a
gentle Alternative The process OF digestion must be In
retarded, and the circulation OF the blood
and the flow of juices In degree obstructed by
the doubling up of tie body which absolutely necessa
ry in many sedentary pursuits From such distractions
permanent chronic disease will arise unless the digestive
apparatus and almentary canal occasionally relieved
of their inquiries, and stimulated to more vigorous and
healthy action. 1t not asserted that any medicine can
wholly supersede the necessity Of exercises but we
know from experience that Peters Vegetable Pills will
keep the system in healthy state In where fresh
air and exercise that but occasionally
joyed These Pills gently stimuative as well as ca
hsrc and give tone and vgor to the stomach and bow
els at the time that they perform the werk OF pur-
cation. Beware Of spurious mitaons"-Ofice l2o Full
ton corner Nassau street.
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS BELL, huetioneor.
BY BELL * HOWARD.
AEfsrsx Nas q -lnn nd LIS EtlIkoN siraet.l

SATURDAY,
Extensive sale OF furniture Of ell descriptions lie the sales
Also the entire handsome furniture Of three fsme' giving
up "'"'s'ee'ns' 's% %oSDAY H.%i y o
90 At iof o'clock at l6 Mott street
Sale Of senee furniture aud splendid paintings the property
sa% S
e aoS .fh rs @ft Ss
Ss s s BOT o hand and new Piano rSs.
and second hard Piano Foes by the world
Some take win them II TJYs pssfpS,tS, ,ah,
Large Sale Of F:nus% Sc .od he entire of
paoi' drawing oo%. iie
Comprising Brussels ingram and other carpets, English oil
isbs, IL inSs.
nilu.e looking glasses and The room furniture
is Of The best quality The bedding and table linen will
time Alncstevery Article in the line will here
dealer comprising H Htgi!s Is ,1saSs variety
Ensnure Sse-Ths entire furniture OF The above houss
pubic ha. Ii.
Of the a to door u: s bn
Their order, at III, h e store q MsasI. Swift Huhut la
A UCTION NOTICE-Fine Marine Shells Dahlia Root $
*, SfA LEVY L will sel on Monday mcnins O'clock
Also, large whole of Tuberoses, Gadousses. Rus
sslPs premium and Lemon varieties Of D,hl Amongst
them the Maid of Bath .ones Francis Corqueror
World, Strista Charles 18th, &c all warranted genuine
Also imported ape Vines Cugraut Bushes Hone yu kles
Sugar Beet Seed Sc. SC
And on Tuesday morning, large lot of Fruit Trees just
received from Skirvnas Nursery, Liverpool Particulars
hereafter. spI52t~rc
Plants sale low for cash, at the iss Conservaory So
Broadway Those Wishing to purchase will please call and
anI1 s.f NIBLo & DUNLAP.
THE NEW YORK LEGAL OBSERVEK.-Vcl. Q No /.
-Contaning-uses snd Trusts Re.utng Trusts Law of
Carriers Practical POINTS, Circuit Court-Unted States
act ndcren for grand larceny the gh seas; Jurs
dIcion. ". \. District Court-Houe and Cumming the
schooner Lexngton Breach OF Contract; Obgaon deliver
Cargo. Common Pleas-Mors v Ten Eyck Verdict; Eyi.
dence; Enps Cases Common Pleas w. e. Knight Bruces
Court. and Y. G. Wigran's Court; Miscellaneous, SC.
TeIms-One shilling copy IS apnum. in
SAMUEL OWEN,
Editor and Proprietor
Just published, vol of this work, pnce 49, Usual allow.
ance 10 booksellers. Terms Cash. ais Ter
QlLLS OF EXCHANGE. paw able sght on all PARTS OF
- England IT, land and Scotland E5 EO els, $50
to any amount, for sale by
81. SYLVESTER
ais ctr % Wall street and 20 Broadway.
TTNCURKENT MnNEY-Of all kinds ught and .od-
" Foreign gold and silver wanted at
s. J. SYLVESTER's
a'56r % Wall 'treet, and 1870 oadway
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Passengers Arrived

Passengers Arrived.
HAvRE-Packet ship Louis fhirpe-R Newett, DR. II NJ
Rudoer-7l in the steerage.
VERA CRUz-Barque Avn Louisa-Wm James, Jos Pons,
Pedro Tuyes. Adam Crawford w w Scarborough Pablo
vasquez Mercaro Vasquez Alfred Robinson and daughter,
Akin Wright and lady.
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The per cent stocks of New York approaching par
rapidly. They stand as follows =
.4ug. 1912 .dpri 1913
State SIS. 1888, SO a85 92 92ls
City SIS 1858 a83 92Ha 90
Kentucky SIS, pay in New York 60 81 Lars
This is a great advance in months. The New York
City SIS have become the fsvorites Under the CONT
nued abundance Of money and the discredt of other
stocks these will 60 very high In London the per
cent consels to oct higher than they have
fifteen years.
We recently made some incidental remarks in relation
to the position OF the Merchants Exchange Company of
this city. It beautiful ornament to the city doubtless
but it is also monument ofhe extravaganza of the times
in which it was projected and of the disasters which have
since overtaken the city, and is standing memento
ofNew York reputation When the old Exchange
destroyed by the great fire Of 1885, the present build
ing was projected and covers whole square, which for
merry accommodated many valuable buildings beside the
Exchange The capital of the company was 81 10000
soon expended and debt of about $ss2 o6 con-
tracted to complete the building which was ready for
occupants in 1888. The Offices eagerly taken at
high rates. but with the decline OF generally the
rents fell off until the company is nsolvert The rents
for each successive year have amounted as follows
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az- PROFESSOR vALPEAU's CELEBRATED
SPECIFIC PILL for the radical cure ogonorrEea gcet
and all unpleasant discharges rom the uretha is the
only remedy used for those distressing maladies Their
celebrated inventor Prof " in his last lectures at the hos
pita Of ala Charlie in Paris Speaks Them in the follow
ing terms Gentlemen. have used these Pills for con-
siderable time with ut single instance OF failure, and
after having tried every remedy known for these diseases
and after experience OF twenty-five years. have no
hesitation in pronouncng them to be the best remedy for
gonorrha gee at present known TO the medical pro-
fesson"
The New York College of Medicine and Pharmacy,
having obtained the recipe for those Pills from their
LIBERATED about six months since have sold over
two thousand boxes and defy any to be produced
where they have not effected Among the many
advantages they possess the old treatment the fo
lowing worthy OF notice, viz Their effect is certain
they contain mercury, any medicine calculated to
nure the constitution. They allow the patient to follow
his ordinary business without tantpg the BREATH dsa
greeting with the stomach, or causing the least suspicion
that the patient Is under any medical treatment
Sold in boxes containing 100 pills. at 81 rer box To
medical practitioners and druggists So dozen boxes
By order OF the College Of Medicine and Pharmacy 81
Nassau st. NY. w. s. RICHARDSON, Agent
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There also advertised for sale at auction on the 2on
large amount Of stocks owned by the United states
Bank OF which there $50 shares Bank of Louisville
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BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL

Sales of Stocks at Philadelphia Yesterday
$1,000 State bs 1854 4O so shas Philadelphia Blk 5O 10
do Kentucky Blk, AZ; do Pennsylvania Blk, $50.
After Board.-S2o00 County SIS, 1860 new, 81.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, APRIL 10.


! .....5 81 NOON RrsEs....... 40
SUN SETS ....6 81 HIGH Water. n
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MONEY MARK ET.
He'll ,,~s01A-

The transactions at the old boar to be less and
less The operations to-day small but prices were
generally firm Ohio IS rosei per cent; Kentucky, ST
New York State SIS, !; and Long Island fell off per cent
from the last sale. At the board sales were much
larger, and the differences presented much the same
suit.
The Ann Louisa, from Vera Cruz, brings $4,000 in
specie.
or the public stocks on the Market New York State
and City and United States stocks alone command
IT, -inan. lall
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J. p. CARROLL'S
OLD ESTABLISHED INDICATED
UApOTTP pATIIC


HE well nown be essentially tins season
- ~ the year, when the requires AUXILIARY
throw OIL the cutice accumused duriug which
nv remaining the surface Of the skin trees
Diseases colds rheu natsm, scarlet fever Sc &c. Thev
10 operation at q CoutanJ street, from O'Clock
morning I'LL o'clock night Sulphur Baths reque one hours
notice. Portable Vapeur Baths any part Of the city,
Brooklvn Bathing Tubs and Hip Baths hire ali 6tisr
HOuIN,;GG MEN ont of employment would do well to
Writing and BockKecping Academy, 2s Broadway second
noor as Mr. US pupils generally obtain good situations
accoupfants through the influence OF his PATRONS.
Mr. VS. course IN book k' eping strictly PRACTICAL no
authors work Is copied in his school, he i'm
press upon the minds Of his pupils by familiar ustrat
That the science Of accounts founded sense
Course OF ipstruc,oD Wholesale Retail, Commission Er-
chang, aad Compound Co. SpecuIs ion Accounts.
Van NoIdtns system of splendid business i'm
p'ted to all IN an INCREDIBLE short Of Terms
temsy moderate Day and evening classes 2sI Broadway
WATCHES AND JEWELLERY lower than ever-As
the subscriber is cor.anly receiving all descrpt Of
gold and silver Watches Of the from the
manufacturers in England Frapce and Switzerland, he Is
enabled to offer larger much
retail than any other house the city Gold watches
wSl3 each Watches and jewell cry exchanged bought.
All wa'ehe. warranted TO keep good time. tn.
turned Watches clocks and jewellery repaired in the best
msnne end Waranted lower than any Other place the
saIe ana retan 81 w al street. a2m m
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Fashionable GopuT Hotels he ghboThood New
vii devote his time End to young
The establishment is now in complete order in respect
cash capital 500 viii be rsqg!ed without, which
and undivided references of espec.abi application will be
Letters addressed to "Hote At toe Bookstore Eo Broad
way s:W corner of Grand street, will meet attention.
WANTEPTA f. iate Rockswav wagon .tTone " bull.
double Apply at IA Grand street. from eight
WANTED--A situa.ion as GTdeneI by Juha, W Psulses
MARRIED man, with small family who ;va for four
these year, past made the ninassep aTchectSre
s a to his :. %s e
appy tic HI R R Nc B Roadway FG
cave Wa Of tire sy o Rs, 5 Fado
street, will meet with strict attention. mso awsr
TAIL2Rs .Wan!sd Tailor from New Yoh. ran
clothing stSrs wha sna sais.min &c
which number about one hundred The situation viii be open
sf Rs %'s psssss
the .@rss
apl33t 95 Chestnut St.
d5 NAA oIsT.s. IT'LL: from 4 s'gf M s ss.w
e S So ohS If for Dnns p The bill Of Fare
sOmey furnished bedrooms be procured from s. 50
S.B;-pfivais Dining Rooms for Parties, Sc.
oe The there s Gt 3T
and m % %
gn.Guaed this country for nea3sss and leSaTcs There
Sso
lie and seniiemany person, in their vocation, g..
~ TO LET-The MANSION House at Blo0miHgdsIe,
a hs siI nile sop just abqye s,ker's By md nearly
dsis on aS snd
Pss saG til. gate every
the % 9a HT y m of the
"a "a; ps%i:f could '' S SsG%1'; desired. s by
nmsis or part of The house viii he rented sSparstey
:, STRAY HolSsE-T5e owner can i hsv. hi him by
10 go ing property and paying eSpenees. Apply, 70
''1<1- Aslee'i BROADWAY BATHS. a. -
f S5I1aS! ssa SMSi snoha IAN ,GoTsr %ss
ai3stssr 600 Broadway.
81 hn MnS S PER ks Ner cry on
DAGUERR EOTYPE -L. B. BINsss co Inform
~ n that N hsy ; Williams from ' sd nd
MG lame the q o Ty avs IT
present complete plates, chemicals and lenses
s"sa'%s gp:S',sss: Sss: sSs5S ;a:!,%ss
ns ca and Ps their p W. p.S c 9 @
their p%tasr he Iesid,ns, bear their inS and fully
npcn them. Any who have their DOUBTS the sui
jet ,Guesied 10 have III IN cs,aysd apis lm-f
CROTON BATH-WN. hidden respectfully bees
~ leave aprse his friends and the public TINT he has
opened Bathing lous-, the Northeast Of
Broadway aHd Catherine st'eetit fourteen
for Warm Cold and Vapor Baths which adoin sIy
spacious sitting fronting East Broadway u rnshed
aud ornmented 70 the tate OF he luxurious ala g. fsN
STRA~ GOODS Il; BENNETT, lnporer and Manu-
- cturcr respectfully informs his that he
opened for The with splendid ef ladies'
fashionable Straw Goods yz-Fancy Sche and Imperial &c
the quality Prince Albert ORR nta aud French
Lace bats Of pstterns white Siberian HAIR Whale
bone, Amazon French Dunsable Italian Rutland, Tuscan
Bonrets, &c
e has the pleasure Of informing the ladies' that he has
beautiful the Orleans Gpsey
Of the becoming patterns that has been introduced
into this market.
Bite will he removed from 80 John the
first Of May next, to 81 John street ala I'm nc
NOTICE.
NfESSRS. HARGDEN kCO have disposed Of their Phia.
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Foreign Ports.

Nautilus ITO days from NYoik for China Oct 49, in Straits
Ew,ds tpueh) 50 days from Blemen for Charleston. April
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SINGING.

MADAM SUTTON, having arranged eturn to Italy the
w beginning Of August purpose receiving puos until th,t
time 10 give finishing Lessons Italian Fl nch and English
,yieof Singing Her method is that pursued iy Bodogn
Vaccai the first masters Europe,
compass with astonishing apidy. Her puJ s will have tho
advantage OF her singing with them, which, be pursued
slrous OF awaiting themselves of Madam l;med stay
ascertain &C., by application
from O'Clock till 2 nn smsr
SO!AEES MUSICALEs-We recommend hose wis de.
- sire to r.ss an agreeable evening. PINTEUX'S
Cafe des Mile COLONIES Saosn Broadly ay toniaht-ap-
pearance OF hfee new Tyroean Singers. aIieod 3tsr
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PAPER HANGlNGS.

Wy & q. CURTIS, Nc. 90 Maiocn Lane, have received
w .her patterns o Paper Haneings OF every quality and
al lower prices than ever before offered.
The attention e the trade and ot country merchants
quested assortment Landlords and Others wanting
their work doue by the best wokmen aud
warranted, the most reasonable terms.
WINDOW SHADES
We have also received la2e assortment of transparent
painted window shades, ofevery variety and price.
Also ehntyes linens for shades, shade thin mings Sc.
HAIR MATTRESSES.
We have constantly hand curlsd hair mattses of
bedding tine
rat article at the r. asoni be prices.
Steamboats, and VESSELS furnished AZ the shortest notice.
UPHOLSTERY ARTICLES.
We have also hard article N the Upholstery hus
moss consisting par OF ssn and worsted damasks of all
colos moreens furniture chnz ALT ornaments, poles rings
W. 90. CURTIS
ala Iwise &c 80 Maiden Lave.
COLLECTIONS on all part. Of the United st,tes madeion
~ the most favorable terms, by
8. J. SYLVESTER,
ssr ~ Wall street, and 100 Broadway,
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HEADS OF HAIK.
G. BARRY, Artist in Hair, from London.-The real
a. Head of Hair still stand eeminent above all Others
Their peculiar light and yenlapg charcte-thr
besg shaped ex,cy the natural hair grows-the elasticity
anu tne,! supeLor na,edi dnu as wen as telr
feet heads of hair that they be be fully
cided.
system Of the art of Wig Making auaht in five les
ker in the ctyl46 Broadway OF Liberty
aI1 l,uiss
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SOIREE POSTPONEp.
THE Soee by Pro'e Geenbsnk and M Russell which
have taken place the Tabernacle evening was
postponed to this evening Saturday, harpast seven
Tickets so ccnts-at the door. ais Itsrc
GAIA NIGHT-pARK THEATRE.
A CARD-The or gibal end porular VisInia Mnstres
IA cons ing of Messrs Emmit Pelham, Brewer and Whit
lock- respectfully that they intend ing IN.
appearance in Ameic MONDAY Evening
their departure for Europe where ih.y visit the
performing Their G,snd Ethiopian Concert London Liver
Benefit. they will give whole their cha,tr and elegant
Ethiopian Songs. r. aps, Chnruses and Dances Msr
GRAND COMP! IMENTARA CONCEKT'of Vocal and
drson respectfully ntmaes that hi, old friends
have profered to him Complimentary Concert which will
take place at the Apollo Concert Saloon 4lO Broadway
Friday Evening, April 2lst I8i3.
He has the honor Tint this he will be
assisted by the
MISSES CUMMING,
Whose of the Scottish Duet IA MELODY recently
troduced by them with has eliciied
warmest apC rotation by crowded assemblies.
MR. CLIREHU3II,
The Scottih National Methodist having also kndest
manner volunteered his valuable aid, assisted BY
Mr. AUSTIN PHIL Fps,
Mr. A. JAMESON,
Mr.. HOFFMAN
Mr. ROSTER
Mr. KYLE
Mr.. N. II. ERBEN.
And several Amateur forming galaxy of talent seldom offered
I-Door open O'Clock; Concert o commence at 8
O'Clock IRE cisely.
TTck.ts so cent'-To Re had at the princpal music
stores Mr.. " Clirthugh, No 205 Broadway ard MI. p W.
Mines, II Centre street. Also, at the Concert Room.
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Total,

The 8. State stocks not influenced the sums to
be issued at ALI neither tho New York stocks. With
mistaken confidence the faith Of the States the Oho
would rise par but they heavy at 30 per dis
This price neither thing nor the other but
indicates artificial support to stock in which capital
lists have lost confidence. In the spring of lsa0 Illinois
AMI Indiana stood where Ohios now do They paid
their July dividends by the same means that Ohio 10
attempting and in nine months they fell to 20.
The Ohio stocks have been continually falling for
months The State been guilty of the utmost dsre
gard for faith and Justice paid the banks in stocks at
aoper cent discount and refuses to give to its abores
aless than par gets 100 per cent for his debt
another gets 90 per cent Those who received their stock
low prices have been selling their stock while those
in the interest OF the State have been making desperate
efforts to sustain the rates.
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The per stocks New York approaching par
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MIR; HENRY RUSSELL respectfully announces that h Is
AH last Vocal Enter will take pa Tuesd
~ his last for tho which rasion he will
have the honor OF presenting to the public selection of his
most popular compositions. " "
Tickets so cents be obtained at the Music steres o
Jas. l.. Hewitt Il Co, and Mr. Atwills " -
O mmenc Z RocI ,cr
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DARTNER WANTFD-Ths proprietor of one Of The most
fashionable and popular Hotels in the neghborhcod IF New
YO,kis willing take spectacle young no
will devote his time end attention TO business.
The establishment in complete order in respect
ard in successful opera,ion
cash capital Of 50 500 will be rsquired without which
and undoubed references of respecabty application will be
useless.
Letters addressed Hotel" Bookstore 40 Broad
3. corner of Grand street, will meet attention
AID tistr
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MR. KIDD. by particular request will deliver
wi Lectures this Important subec in Concert Hail.
Friday and Saturday Evenings April and 18Th The
,x erments will be aud highly interesting.
Tickets Of Admission l21f cents.
Doors open and co ~ o'clock ala Nsm
a FEW GETLEMEN of steady hsbits can be accommo.
n dated good 10 ird and pleasant private
w. a0i Fulton Also, few day boade be
modaed the able A parlo and bedroom
let, with or without board a5ec
COLD FOIL GOLD LEAF-Dsntss Fol- s26 90 per
" or warranted tqra to IN the city. Also gold leaf
So per full she 90 inches for cash the manufactory.
gS Reade street J. l.. WAUGH.
ala
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In Chambers.


JUNK l5.In re Charles ID. B,1nion-BuInton s a sea-
man belonging 10 the shp Indep, ndence On the 7h Of
June last his Of enlistment expired. Some days
previously that day, he guilty OF breach OF
cpiine refusing TO obey ORDERS anu BY STRIKING his
perior oncer and Knecking him down. Subse he
into boat and attempted 10 get on shores he
sued and brought back where hu has since been detained
haDees corpus issued by Burr Benedict end the
tins beiore ms honor the Recorder
On the par OF the prisoner was contended that his
Illegal, inasmuch his Of lis ment
had xpred. II also commended that the snsme
was Illegal froM the beginning, being minor the
time, and the consent Of his latter ana mother
having been given. Mr. Barrett who appeared Tor the
District orn.y the FIRST ground upon which his dis
charge sought replied that the breach oil discipline
complained OF committed previous TO the exp alon
oil his term oil enlistment, ana that therefore he wasstl
ameable to the naval code; in support Of this view he
c ed several cases. As to the next ground he
sad he taken by surprise, the sfdavit upon Inch
the habeas corpus wss issued not having dAclosed
that tact HIS Honor the Reco took the and
handed the prisoner, but said that another habeas
corpus might be- issued and the question OF the legality OF
the original enlistment put in ISSUE and disposed oil Oh
the next hearing. Mr. Benedict stated that he would
amend the aftdavit, and ssue another witt OF habess
corpus forthwith. Burnton who pres' in custody
Of half dozen marines, perfect AdOnis There were
several respectable females present, who We we're IN
formed are his relatives
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Circuit Court.
Before Judge Kent.

JUNE l5-Jonafhan +. Bridges vs. Monmouth b. Hayt-r
This OF tresspas brought against the she
rin Tor Selling and lew ing upon large quantity Of lum
Der other goods, as Do'ore reported The hwy
made in December upon the contents OF lumber yard a.
the West and Harrison Streets
in favor OF the Tompkins county Bank, against ng &
Coburn Albany, the reputed owners OF the ard Pain
TIFF possession oi tho yard, and the name
vi N. Colburn, who lived at Ithaca. Out has been
dead for some nonths) was over the door. The
plaintiff claims 10 haveb ell agent ioI Mr. ~ Colburn
the value Of the stock The hand 10 be
worth $1,000 and sold Tor $4,000 The damages laid
at $4,000 On part oil the painuh IL is Contended
that me right Vi ownership vested In him. The
PENDANTS the other hand deny the claim.
great amount OF testimony has been brought forward
and The case IS stiil on.
For plaintiff Aessrs. Foote and Davies for defendants.
Messrs Edward SandordJ G. Hart and Mr.. Humphreys,
of Utica.