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NETWORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE.

I V On III - - FOR SATURDAY, JUNE 2S-L POET
- ~ D1s~ loinied sponge 10 his Host The Bind =
~ ~ us "a ri iORlAl.-Gen. Jscks.n's Fame; HI
sub Ifessu iof The Federal bu, not r The State ovcr
meats AntEsl1very aud Courtesy; Hon Richard Rush OF
syluni Tor dischaItel Female Con,ci.-lu Nev.-Fron
.amroo FROM tai"Pe By the caedonia; Atsnuc anl
&c re Ve.an Seis rom Council Bluff Auii-Rer
~ Punch: Cause OF The American R-voluon. Slurn,r,
,i the Cheap Postage Law: Slavery In keniuckv. SCR.
docks for TIE Hot Weather; Letter OF Horace {; ,ev l.
he Cincirnat Anti Slavery Convention. The Cr.n. u
COMMERCIAL lNrELLiGENCE-S,ocks, Mouey Pr.
uce. Prccs Current, BAIs NVie Tab =. &C
su.c cspies put Up 10 wrappers Tor the Mails can b.
.. btsn,d al the dssh-lrcc 8. cents
~ TERM>-S2 per year Az Subscriptions pavabi.
= iiUAli.l .n Address
GREELEY MeELRATH. Tribune Buildings,
CVs. spruce saa Nssssu-s,s, opposite ~ Guy hal
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Drp Goods.
,suEw SPRING STYLES.

SILK COODS-NEw SPRING STYLES.
DECK. NICHOLSON WRIGHT Nos 1883 Pearl sn'
w Beaverstresis New iors would respectfully nvin
the attention OF Merchants visiting is city, TO deir assoil
mont OF Sax and fmcg Goods, comprising N part VIZ
DRESS GOODS.
Bsreges and BsKornes extra printed Jacones ana sahi
stripe Masns complete assortment, OF Muslin de Lame
NJ All stve. and prcrs rich satin striped and -mbroldes'
Iarafsn Muslin Dresses; Cameleon Brocade and saui
striped Silks. siAWLS.
Brich. Cashmere Barge and f. assortment OF Game
Icon and Damask Sir Shawls nch Damass Alpaca arc
SNdia Shaws, and beautiful article. together VIII
black and cord Muslin de Lame Shaws IN great variety
RIBBONS
full assortment OF Bonnet and Cap Ribbons Of the new
80, aud nchesi styles complete assortment OF Tahe,
and Satin Ribbons Also full assortment OF Millinery A.
iicles LAt -. $500
English and German Thread Laces and Edgings, hgd Car
aSss large trimming Laees aud Lace Ede'
ings. sc. ObON -, 49,.
consisting Of Kid the best manufacture; blk and cord sin
Fgvntan and Fst Gloves. With large assortment OF Fan.
Mus select assortment of Fancy fidkfs Linen Csmbr
Hdks; Pcngee and Spiiahet HiSis together with I,
great variety Of Pars Cords GIMP, and Flmmngs, new
syes all o which Will be offered the lOue MAJ let ptce'
lsf tYis'
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Carpetlng.
CARPETING, OIL CLOTHS, &c.

CARPETING, OIL CLOTHS, &c.
FAMILIES in want of CARPErlNG or any article In TN
Il line are respectfully invited TO call and examine
the most extensive and best assorments OF BRUSSELS
THREE-PLY. MORAN, and ell other styles OF CARPET
ING OIL CLOTHS, RUGS, &c. that IL TO he found in III,
CITY The entire stock new, and selected Tor ne >prnl
.as from IL. most ceehrad manufactures Of this counr,
and Europe In the many splendid pattern
and new .tye. of coors which be found All,
other store Purchasers may be assured that they will hn
the prices much lower than al any similar establishment
the City. -
NB.-An experienced Upholstercr will attend the hn,
and laying OF Cloths making Carpets &c al the shortrs
notice ~. II. GI IONS New Store,
m22s Fronting on 81 East Broadway and II Divisional
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sp,r>nIn ..sonT,tr>r or COLL
THE PATENT GALvANIC RINGS
Aud Magnetic Fluid.

'S,HIS REMARKABLE DISCOVERY HAS RECEl'
cd the universal appreciation of the Medical Profession
OF Great Britain, who have pronounced among the mos
important ofrOleru scientific inventions The Patent Gal
vs~c RINGs have been found all the purposes oi
which ordinary gavanc battery electric and magnetic
machines used, without any Of the nJuriou'
SHOCKS which always accompany the application by h-s
Instruments and In many other respects are noresaes h
certain IN accomplishing the desired object
The Gayanc Rings have been used with perfect succrs'
IN al cases of Rheumatism, acute chronc Goui, N
Doeretx Sex Headache, Indigestion, Dyspepsia, fllt
Cranp Paralysis, SlGyon's, General Debility Srufssia
Deficiency OF Nervous Energy and all Nervous Disorders
The syan.c power which hey possess . gradual AMI con
slant and the beneficial effects they produce upon the sys
an must bee Witnessed be- believed. TIE Oaytnc Ring
,re IN every perfectly harmless and are sold al price
20 b. within lns reach " al. CRlsTlES MAGNETIC
FLUID Is Used IN connection with the Galvanc Kings
promote and render CERTAIN their efficient acton, and
direct the Gavanc influence TO the particular portions which
affected
Dr. Cri.e warns the American public ID beware of spur
ou, limitations The only Agency In New York 10 al ID
FULTOSSTREET,a few toors from Broadway, aud iron
secret process By which the metals prepared To b.
rendered and efficient all limitations must be entire
ly devoid Of any galyanc effect
Dr. CRIsTiEs pamphlet may be ob,ained without cost
he Office el} iwis'
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DIED:

Juno 9th Mrs ELIZABETH VAUDEVILLE, relic
Of Yees Vaudeville, aged 81 years. go
Her friends and those Of her SON William MandcViile
are respectfully invited 70 attend her funeral from NJ
residence No GO Charles street corner Fourth on fr1dai
afternoon at A o'clock without further invitation
Or Thursday; June Goth Of short but severe Illness
witch she bore with Christian iOriiiude, ELIZA AM
WATSON wife of VIM. Johnson.
The friends of the family and the members Of the
Evan ,eca Lutheran Church OF St James. respect
fully invited TO attend her funeral this day friday at
o'clock from her late residence, ia Lsurens-stree'
without further invi'stion.
Al Newark n J. on Thursday morning 18th instant
ELISHA ROOT. Jr. in The 3O'h year OF his age.
His friends are respectfully invited to attend hs funer
al this day) morning al 10 O'Clock without TURNER no
,6ertion from the residence of Colosc Plume No. g.
Washington. street Newark. The train for Newark by
the Jersey City Ferry leaves the foot of Cortland stree
al o'clock
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DOWNINC,S NEW WORK

lust PUBLIsHED-THE FRUIT TREES OF AMER
ICA. Or the Culture, Propagation and Management, ~
he garden aud orchard Of Fr; Trees generally; with DE-
-crron- q all the finest varieties u Fruit naive and for
-gf cultivated in his country. By A. J. Downing. ESQ
one thick vol l2uo pp 6l5 With -nzrayings .......sl =
Do IN large 8vo 60 match the author. other works.. =
NOW READY. VOLS. to- OF WILEY PUTNAN>
LIBRARY OF CHOICE READlNG-beauiifully pnnte1
90 large pe good paper and done up Ia extra ccti
5li.l-.
Vol / Tie Amber witch and Fouq1e's Undine, and sin
Tram and his Companions. M vol, 81.
Vol 2 Hszifs Table Tais-Opinions On Books, Men and
Things. first American clifton, IN I vol 81.
Vol j. Eoteu. Travels ia the East aud he French II
Algier-. IN vol. first American edition. 81.
|o. g. The Crescent and the Gross Romance and Re
Atty Of Eastern Travel by Eliot Wsrburon, in vol hrs
American edition, Al %
Published and for sale bv
10 WILEY { PUTNAM. l5l Broadway.
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THE CHOICEST READING

OF THE DAY is 10 be- found IN Litier- Living Age
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ALSO JUST PUBLISHED,
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NEW BOOKS

INST PUgIISHFD-PROFE>sO BUSH ON THE
j RESURRECTION OF CHRIST In snswer 10 NE
s,n wheher be- arose IN spiritual or Celestial or n a
fl.eTi. and Earthly Body" ~ OeOrse olsn rIV.es. Il.
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DFBATE on UNIVERsALISM. BY Rev r. VI. I'm
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TIN. great debate held IN The Cucnnaa lsoernaee'
and wa. ATTENDED hy an immense audience.
TIE BlCENTENARI Of the Assembly OF nv.nes
Westminster held a. Edinburgh. July II aud ~. ls+o con
,in fg AM authentic report Of The addresse and con-
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-g~n Published under the sanction of ths Ascend y
With AZ Introduction % the American edition by Kew " H.
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A BOOK FOR EVERY PROTESTANT.

ITO Be PUBLISHED about the 10Th Of July, By F..
L WALKER ll2 and ia Fulton t. THE HISTORY or
ROMANl>M, from s earliest origin to the present lime by
,he Rev. John Downing A. NJ To be published complete In
splendid 3vo. volume OF nearly 100 pages printed
large type and embelshed with than ffy highly fn-
shed tugrayngs. chiefly from Original Designs Price
Dollars. Liberal Discount allowed TO Agenfs
TO CLERGYNEN, POSTMASTERs, sc.-Wsn,ed. In
every and village IN ine United States responsible,
men 70 procure subscribers and engage IN he sale u the
above work, 10 whom liberal per crnlsg- viii be allowed
Address Z. WALKER, ~ Fulton ~ =. Y. e4
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iorh Wealth usually The result Of wead plans, care
fully pursued: IL seldom reached by those direct effort
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" Is. PALMER respectfully notifies the Msrciants, MANI
lcctarers Professional Ma. dTtisfs. and the business
'nuniy generally Of ihs city, de-rOus oi maxim
saorn abroad their respective Names NUMBER. Nreen RI
Pursuits that he j. the Agent Of Of the best Newsp
per ol the prncpa Towns and Cities Of every Stat
the Union and CanGdland that he i prepared aud dul,
tlihO~zed by the prOpreof receive fdsertiscenfs f.
sl ih.ir respective papers copies of which, O.
..f-r with the OF Advertising, may be seen ~ hi
Office.
rof the information ard Of those who may de
ire extend their Country Trade, by fffrtlng IN ~
Country espaytrs for which he IS The Agent the iOOwn
OF Towns and Cite, appended from which Merchant
id others may make such selection VIII test suit %
several kinds Of business in which they ensas ed, and
papers Of winch may be theiS ultefst 10 invite The
eniion Of the people Of he c9ua,rA
TINS A ,eucy, which originally commenced by ID
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the business Community complete system. by winch q
II procuring tine custom. Of tie country may be Ell
rlcrd 10 Amos, any ext nt through the neclum OF u
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Soc yrburs NJ W..fnesdnv and Saturday, ieT
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MARK II. NEWMAN,

DUBLIsHER, BOOKSELLER, STAIlONER, &c. 1T
i Br0sdwav New York
SCHOOL AND CLASSICAL BOOKS Constantly or
hand and u quantities, School and Classical BOOKS, from
nose necessary the first primary classes 10 those used IN
the advanced classes IN Academies and Colleges
Country Merchants and others w-lin. purchase Books
would do wei 10 call and examine the assortment
Constantly hand general assortment Of THEOLOCi-
CAL and MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS, embracing every
cas- ~ Books suitable for public ard prva.e Libraries,
Which are offered Al the very lOwr.' prices
80 2ris MARK ". NEWMAN, 1913 broadway.
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FEVER AND AGUE

L Dl."-" ROWAND'S IMPROVED TONIC MN
TURF for Fever ard Aerer No medicine In any AZ,
Or country. la. with such universal success-ipr
iected against eountse by the written signature Of H.
proprietor John j. Ryraad the top Of each boulel
mas be had il s fg strength gcnuucuess and purify.
the original inventors office No. 3 North >ecOnd--tfee
Phlade nia; or Of j. y. Fan" No l55 fulor-. LAM
stOrc,l sun Buildings New York. ieg- 6meod
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THE MOST DELIGHrFrI. OF allen.

L CURSlONS-A sail scross Tie Hudson River To hobu
KEN and hen ,vsk to lie ELYsIAN FIELDS, along ID
exceedingly beautiful and picturesque shores oi ue pset
viii pro, lie most easily accomplished and attractive "
RURAL EXCURSIONS That can he made from the CITY
The Ground. present charming aspect the trees bel
m saf and he soil covered with noh turf The wake arr
In excellent order. having been considerably emoesit u
present spring The Ferry Boats from Barclay, Canal ar
Christopher streets completely hIted up win awning
and seais Might Boats from Hoboken To Bsciay-strr~
until II O'Clock. Ferrage 81 cents. mylo @muas'
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WILL BE READY TOMORROW.

DASHFS AT LIVE-P,Sr H. BY y. p Willis The
second Part u Mr. Nils's " Dashcs n Lee containing
. whole and tie only complete edition OF lnAhngs OF
Adventure IN stye uniform with me complete edition OF
~ WINGS wo-ks now Publishing. Price % CO.
PENNY MAGAZINE-RE-issys, No A-Ihe Finn mum
ler OF the of i- Penny Magazine W. oe read, io
morrow Tl- number contains l6S pages and s iCstrae
with more than one hundred eugrayngs.
iey 81 j. REDFlELD. Clinton Hall
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CONANT,s PATENT YEAST.

CCORDING 10 the Old MAXIM Bread 10 the stat o
"A life" But Il Is certain that COOP BEALrHSrL BREAD
SWEPT, LIGHT and oGssrOLE.is by no means easily oh
tsned and myrads OF persons Obliged To wander aoc,
without that essential stat
Chemical and research expended for
more necessary and useful purpose than IN the discovery
he material which should promptly and certainly pfodnc'
good Bread That great desderafUn has been obtansd b.
he skill and patience Of Mr. Conan Of Lowell, who has ~
ceraned the ingredients requisite for tbr procuring OF supe
excellent Bread quickly the -Four can be sneaded an
baked. II i demonstrate ha BY The old slow process
gvnous frnfntaon much Of the nutritious portion 81 th'
four j. extracted but by the application Of CONASI'
PATENT YEAST, instantaneous ersrvescence directly TO
and all the saccharne properties OF the meal are r.
aimed, thus securing the entire nourshm-n when ihe mo-
naturally includes.
Sold. wholesale and retail by
MP MUSSEY, Clinton Hal, cor. Beekman and Nassau
GASSNER s. YOUNG, l32 Chaham-st
CHESTER briggs, 63l Broadway.
JOHN H. BROWN BROTHERS, IS and 81 Bfoacst
STAPLES FORD, 1872 Bowery.
s. " ALBRO, SO BOwery, cor Bondst
T.&A :. HOPE, 1872 Chambersst
DOMINICK DRUMMOSD, 10 Greenwfch-st
SAMUEL KIP, fo5 Broadway.
Also by the principal Orocrrs In general i@3 bi
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This Day j. Published -
rEVE FRIIT~ AND FRUIT TREES OK

l AMERICA. OR. TRC Culture, PROPAGATION AM
M,NAsEMENr N THE GARDEN AND ORCHARD, OF FRUIT
rsvFs GENERALLY. WITH DESCRIPTION OF All rHs FINEST
VARIETIES % FRuIr. NATIVE AND Foreign CULTIVATED
y THIS COUNTRY. ByAJ. DOWNING. Esq.
One thick vol limo with eEsravings.. -
Or large svo. 10 match the author other worssl9 81
"lt. with feelings OF ,an ordinary qualification
hat announce the appearance OF tins inyaushe worS
W are re that none readers ~ be in the least d.
rron'el with is contents notw hs,anding The high eNpec
ron which have been raised By the known abilities OF its
uthor deliberate examination Of the work enables s 20
.av " ioui hesitation thar by far he greatest acgi',i-
f1r pacp within ihs reach o American cutisaor' OF ru
which Ha- ever yet Appeared TIE OnNFa'oH
Published and for saleby WILEY PUTNAM,
~ 1851 Broadway
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FINE WATCHES,

Jewelry, ~iiver.Warc, &c.
II q. STONE essebished 1882 Is constantly adding I,
tis stock the latest STYLES OF LEVER, LEPINE anc
PLAIN WATCHES; CHAINS, KEYS, PENCIL CASES
LOCkFTs SPOONS, &c. SC. H. O. SIS cash principle o.
doing business and with small gains explain
the cause of the people eating along ue whenr
At his store Watches and Jewelry carefully repaired Oa
Watches Jewery, Gold and Silver iaken In exchange
tgeir full value, or bought for CASH
HUBBARD q. STONE. 40l Broadway,
iei2 Claw MWxFis tf Corner Walker street
SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF GOLD
"A AND SILVER WATCHES of The hes, makers; NJ
J. Tobias. H. q. Bee-ly J. Johnson. Gold Anchors apc
Lepine for Lsde, Silver Forks. Spoons Ladies', &C. Goa
and Silver Speci Chains Keys Paid Ware and fancy goods
&c which prepared 10 sell low for cash. al lj9 Bow
ery o doors above BroOuesL n. \. -
AkERLY 4 BRIGGS.
N B-Watches French Clocks and Jeselry repaired
equal TO the original leo lmeodls-
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boston Auttion 6ales.

DION MONTHLY SALE
ON WEDNESDAY. July 2-LEATHER, SKIM, BE-
Sole Leather Upper In the rough and hnssd Ca4 oklsaV
Bindlngs, and other shoe Stock
sEMIANNUAL SALE
ON WEDNESDAY, July n
BOOTS, SHOES, bKO0AN5 and HATS-2O00 cAeao
3oos Shoes Brognns and Has comprising The mosl vsus,
lie and selected of 0oods Of Tho kipd svGr
lnercd a, suction myie
Every lot on catalogue will be sold without rsssvve
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NEW BOOKS.

HAMPERS BTBLE. No. 81. Price D cents. No II
WANDERING JEW. Price o..
LADIES NATIONAL MAGAZINE for July i841-
Edited hy Mr. Ann. : stephens.
SYFIL or THE TWO NATIONS, by b. D'l.raeli Esq,
lihor Of Coninesbv. Price . cents
THE SNUGGLER, o. Tale bv q. p. r. James, J 20 au'
.hnr Of Arrah Ne Rose DAbrei," &c Price y cents
WHO SHALL BE HEIR, by Miss Ellen Pickenns,
uhor of Nan DARRELL The Secret Foe" &c. Price =
THE MONK,a Romance, by W. C. Lewis, OF fearful and
nring interest Price p cents,
GEMS FROM LA NORMA, consisting of seven OF the
popular in the opera Arranged for The Piano
forfr. Price . GEMS.
THE MYSTERIES or INIQUITY, Passage Of the
>ecr-i II story II American Poitic- Price = cent?,
LETTERS FROM ITALY by J. 4. Headley. Price ~
.enfs Wbf. h. GRAHAM. Tribune Buildings.
ie2d Nassausi opposite ihe PARK.
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%1Ew.yORK PEALE,>) MUSEUM

.NBIacH, Manager, bruadwsY, Oprnsi'r NiIy I'VE -
Four DAYS onlv commencing Wednesday June 18Th
SPLENDID PERFORMANCES every evening a, &.
o'cIoc. and Wednesday and saturday, afternoons A :
O'clock 2. W The Manager las engaged The tOkit NJ
TELLER MAD ROCkN ELL, who may be consulted pri
vasv sarng the Past Present. AMI Future Events ~ a.
extra charge OF only shilling Also. the tSrnoas VI
MINCHELL. the great delineaor; also Miss T. ADAih
the chsrmira Vocalist aud IA PETITE ANlf. Danseuse
Tickets one shilling without distinction OF age Je.o
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United Brothers of Tcmperance-A.-ocIa

tcu No. l-Nold public meeting T"- Evening A. rgt
O'clock, IN re American Ha corner Broadway ADD Gran
c'. Addresses by j. :. Poo and Le00cas Chapman
singing by The Lady Franklin Society, Wm {. Dousheris
i'o o'lers The pebhc invited 10 attend.
- DANIEL BARNES, Presden,
EDWARD BURKE Rec S. ~. IT.
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miscellaneous.
CASH ADVANCES.


MANUFACTURES AND OTHERS can obtain beri
WI advances IN casa e a te- on cons gnmenis Of ever
description Of saleaJe WoOLEs. CoTTos and other Coon
IN SUIT hy applying at 81 Pnesf up stairs. and f
sold the usual terms without charge for advances
ie17 3eof-
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LIZ summer unrs-sunmcr nai.-C

lie latest fashions ard variety CONSISTING OF Drab Beaver
Pearl anu White Cas.nere PSnama-, LeghoTus, &c. &c O.
> qcr cent less tan Broadway prices. cal VIII satc'
10 convnc. tie scepi.ca-
lei. eotisf WATSON X CO. iti Cleilhm a.
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Mnrkeis.... CaBv sHs rspSitsd fe, Tie Tribune.
cc

THURSDAY. June 20
AsHfs-1here Is a good demand for both descrp.
ara ice Innkcl Is steady. The saes are about So
Va. 80 . =. aud 200 do Pearls al 25 The sfr
w. w here has been dull market to-day bu
TN. r.. 10 shs'se IN mates. Holders very nrm anC
a ass tendency ,opfcv,nt operations What pouir,
to,s,. g. NJ shipment The sales to-day srnOuui
bur .auersd bales. At New Orleans little DOM
Chs,;,.,~,'if nihi far La. and Miss 797.. A
IL 10 we week Ao4 bales . At Savannah stool
ysu. - ~-shs' o''1 bales lat year. Sales AZ pr.
if,ti...~,es tsr o.. 4; Mobile not much CON.
y. Ysirs lsb.e. showing tie ss, :, uhi,h 49,. 49,.
~ LIE VI killing ssVs,, aud tie s,aopa, o.
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READING RAILROAD.

The Trenton State Journal states that Archibald
w Burns Cashier of the Mechanics Bank OF burline
ton wa. removed from that post and George Gaskil ap
pointed in his stead
Counterfeit one dollar notes. letter D. on the Mo
hawk Bank q. Schenectady have made their appearance
Buffalo. The engraving is and ragged, and IN,
general appearance of the bills bad. slight examine
ton only needed distinguish them from the genuine
The Customs receipts Of the first quarter Of the
present year Philadelphia ending April l. ls45 for du
ties NJ the Collectors Office amounted TO S642634 8,
and those for the second quarter ending July si5
estimated AZ s52OOOO
The Directors of the South Carolina Railroad have
declared dividend Of s. 25 per share FOR the last sis
months.
The Pitsburg Gazette says sixty five tons part o.
alot Of Railroad Iron for the Miami Railroad arrived OF
Saturday from the Great Western Iron Works and wa
shipped on the Ohio Mail and II. Kinney. The who'll
amount required by the Company will be about 200 'ons
oil Of which will be furnished by the Great Western
Works.
The case of the Commercial Bank, OF Nachez
which carried TO the Supreme of Mississippi
was decided few days since under the quo warrant
act There eleven charges of forfeiture against the
bank II the bank does not plead over appeal, she
stands convicted by the judgment of the Court ontho
demurrers of fraudulent subscriptions Of siock-of isi
ing 10 require onc.fh OF the capital to be paid in prev
Gus 10 going into operaiionoi becoming insolyeni b.
The mismsnasoment OF its officers. and Of fTaudulcn
refusal 10 pay specie their noesOi failure esia
lsh o0r branches with certain amounts Of capital bciD
-FOUR distant of forfeiture. If the bank plead
over TWO other OF forfeiture viii De assigned t.
VII W peymey; Of dividends in specie 10 the stock
noaer Of the bank while in a state OF suspension ano
We fraudulent issue Of notes or bills commonly known
as cue backs al a time when the bank nsolver
sno hao no means with which to redeem the same.
III inc 'ne1t Court Of Adams county ON the 10Th inst
IN the case OF The State vs. the Planters and Agriculture
banAs' ue peaHnss presented the question whether D.
continued state oi Suspension caused or,,rs NJ ,be
chsrcrs. The Court says the Missi-sippan on dcmu,
rer 10 tue replication Of the State ausS,p t oc, IL,
elcd that such continued suspension of spccis voe
amounted a violation Of the charters of hank. I,
understood the counsel OF the Banks Will take m ,,c
30 the Ugh Court Application has also been n,s5 o.
TIE appointment Of a Receiver for the Union Bsok IA
application comes from two three Tennessee, Bonk
and o'her creditor. o. that PROSTATE institution.
A, New Orleans Exchange was as last quoted
Sterling 81 10 Francs q. 5 - the North Sigh
bills sdi pr,m.
Al Louisville Eastern Exchange per cen, prem
s.'ae banks. and T. cent out of doors and abundant
''eney spleniy and nearly all the good bRsaess paper
ousred At the bsnks is taken.