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fbE H.
q for *.
snd ssn 70 a.
persons requ~ing medical treatment safe nd
re q g %
70 % GS. q On M % q S.s
One Of hs Ts%Ss1, Of the 70, many 60.
these Complaints attends for eonsu.sien daily nom AN
FSRf&SF II Is seysY
personal application have iorwsrdei ehs.ssQa
mining al medicine requisite to perform radical cure, By
time Of CONTRACTION and ssa@sat received sss'vRsss
'a' and enclosing k fssHfiiff NJ
vELrEAu's sfsC nisis' r iiIsi. I'VE" i0'''
III he
Hospital .. Charlie rsrs Pei. 81:
Tor ali diseases Of the nrehra They eject
orter time than any other remedy, wishout umtlng ths
Su sa fss 81 per- s' Sol 'n' '''"'''
- ~, CGSsrlTyTI3NAL Ds:siLTIX z c y. 3D.; :.
TN ea 1S.0 and Slf fssipss, ci q New Yss.
Co. q s q ssss
BE remedy for @po,sass st'ri'v or hansnnsss, uas"
snss botslss 81 each: OF aa done. ss earsfIl,
RECORDS ALlEnaf"VE MIXTURE.
VcOR the permanent Of prima- secondary syphs
as 81 OF
Ali persons suspeetns veueres remaining their sy
psrspn CONSIDER himself esT having the vcreres
Justly celebrated Alternative
and III
coNcENrF SnN4E ENHT INS sA 2E
S S' Y s G OF
This refined and highly possessing all
herbs confidently BY the College s superior
extract Of sasapsrla present befors the pcbiie
ing from impure Of the blood such serofa ana
salt rheum. ring w6rs botches pinpes, ulcers, pain .
the bones joinn rcs eruptone uleersfse
sore throat dssmc arising from the sssondary snecn
Of syphilis an injueieious Of mercury.
aold IN single bottles, al T3 cents.
" In cases Of hsfa dozen bodies 0@
!" doyen ~ 90
Casss forwarded to all pcrts Of the ynion.
0xss spsa hon 4.
thw SueDss stsss- Nv xess
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CAST OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE
WANTED.

ADlEB or 0enismsa having supsrhuous east ~
IL clothing furniture dispose Of obtain fair cash
price Tor the BY applying TO the subscriber his resi-
sttendsdto. 3. COHEN, GO Duane
o Ladies eas be amended TO by His M 8. Cohsa.
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PREMIUM SHAVING SOAP.

1870, sT ~ On y, Ps,yr Vno ~, SSi
been awarded tho premium the late Fair We caution The
public against purehasnE either Of the various limitations
tail, from our old establishment, No r.lsad ssIe 9.
ment Of Penamery and Toilet Soaps st all
JOHNSON. VKOOM EOWLER
General Agents for Dr. Foords celebasd Pactora Syrup
the best remedy offered the public colds and al
diseases Of the lungs. nl6 lmArrc
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BILLIARDS.

RCADE BILLIARD SALOON, No. ~ Barclay street,
"a just below Astor House Is tbs largest and N st com
good order, and of PENIS make (who acknowledged by
all good players be the best billiard table builder this
country fine maple and mahogany beds These tables
can times be depended for making angles,
ed by the weather.
Michael and Joseph, formerly of the All Nations Hotel
and late Of Gothic Hall take this method of informing the
friends and public that they have just opened this
blishmen and hope by and strict
mert renewal Of the heretofore libe
rally bestowed upon them.
Gentlemen who may favor them with an may depend
having the best Of attendance with private and
for their exclusive use-and those wishing play in
private informed that there excellent table In
which be secured by application the bar
N B. The fasdious need feel dehcacy in
hing this establishment the will be found always
select and the best order prevailing throughout;
MICHAEL PHELON,
ms Imsrh JOSEPH WHITE.
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ROUSSEL'S AMANDINE,
roR rHy PREVENTION AND cuRs op
CHAPPED HANDS.


CHAPPED HANDS.
THE SUBSCRIBER, fl-ts Of the firm Of r. RousseL $50
Brradway)-no removsl-respeefnlly soicits trial OF
this article Appropriate the Upon its sbsolute
perfection he willing rsk the Of his esab
lshment IL 4. ~srrsnted 10 cure and prevent chapped
fu soa,s and whteres The msnuctnef csims for his
perfumey perfect equality the imported. asprerioy
from s feshnes there H. however, article In this ne
sher foreign domestic which the subscriber does not
director Of the FIRST labo aary Paris, esrsiny
passed by the product Of laboratory Europe and Is
sod prices seserAiy 70 TO cent cheaper He most
respectfully soei the pf the elite Of the
pois q the time promising TO deserve IL BY truth and
A, MOSS, late
ROuSSEL5, i5s Broadway.
Where he will remain until further notice.
Every variety Of soaps. Shavnr C,eam Erscs Colosnes
Cosmetics Pomsssm &c with extensive assortment OF
tles Odour Boses suitable for presents he do imsr
EkvALENTA.
THE uadssinsd have iu" RECEIVED fresh supply Of Il
DELLUC CO.,
Apothecarisa and Chemists,
Sole Snceessors to Place 4 aouard
nN lmerh No q Park How. and SCI Broadway.
I'M. MARSHALL HALLS CORDIAL RENOvATOR
- "a sovere,xn rsmedy weakness OF the organs gem
and which IN every where used according
ssed sns prescribed BY the most eminent physo,ans in Eu
rope and Amenca ntbe OF the following diseases
Sonstfutonal weakness brought On by secret habit In
BY young men, causing lsscivious dreams. nightly
confusion Of ateec forgsunsss paipanon Of the heart
sleets. whistles obsrusuoa OF evaeuatoas, total
potency and bsreunsss Pcs - bossleS bodies for
~ SOLD o. u Duane street. ale imsr
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CURE YOURSELF-AMERICAN COMPOUND -
~ OF all the remedies yet discovered for the permanent
of delicate disease il the speedy and GER
tain. II eOnran. no injurious or nsuseo.a, dIgs.:,
drink exposure, business is adapted
sex and condition. Patient: may rely that this -
private practice physician with unerrins success.
present the popular remedy neishboring city
Try and convince your.e even after other reWed,e: fail
bottle curing of Full direc
tons accompany each bottle Sold yhoesas By Comstoei
Bowery and Grand sowery and WeIksr East Bresavsy
and Market, Fulton and Water, g. B, Hammond Co.
Ns Broadway Chamber, No 27s New York; corner
Fulton and Cranberry Brookyn Third and South
streets Philadelphia Charles and Pratt Streets Bslt
more; C. sto Washington City; and Roberson and Cor
mick. Norfolk vs. do N"w2wsrc
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LEFT OFF WARDROBE AND FURNITURE

n ADIEs Oh GENTLEMEN having supsyhuous ehscts
IL 70 dispose Of sueh Wearing Apparel Furniture, Sc,
obtain fair Ssh price for the BY sending for the
attend at Their residences. J. LEVENSTTN,
as Broadway, t;sifs.
Ladies ear 10 susadsd 10 ty sir. J. LEvENSTHN.
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Ilk. JOHNSON, II Duane street, aesr Chatn.m az
York IN the treatment Of delicate diseases. The
reputation for skill in those old, halfcnrsd eases, thu
upon the body in the throat pains in the he
bones Of the logs, ehectually cured. Ccnsituuond
causing lssivous dreams and nightly emis.ons, pos
cured Recent cases curcd In four days, without M
letters, containing fec Of -. attended to- Don't be
ed. DR.. johnson il in no way connected with Mus
Dentist or his COLLEGE. ~ Y
a NEW MEDICAL AND SURGICAL COLE
"A the suppression Of delicate diseases 10 now open
IL Beekman street, Nassau, under the eiiseo1o
Corbtt, az principal, and Doctors Cooper and John
assistants Fourteen years ensve and suoeesstuip
Duane street, enables Dr. Corbtt, te Principal OIL
lege, TO in all recent cases Wfthn OF
No mercury used ia this institution.
Open from A. M. till Or. M. No charge unless n
cured Office ~ Beekman street. d. =
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CHEAP SUGARS

CHEAP SUGARS.
NHEAP SUGARS-J. q. Fowler $50 and 40 Greenwich
~ and 6 Vesey has in large stock Of white
and brown Sugars winch he selling at reduced prices
do Suars yellow 10 cents; crushed loaf do is
brown Havana ~ and Grocers and Bakers would
Groceries, Fruits. &c mig 1m@r
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WESTERN HOTEL, JERSEY CITY, N.
THE Subscriber having recently leased tAs Hotel wcala
thoroughly repaired and fitted good order with the ad
dton Of several comnodous rooms. The Ball Room has
enlarged feet in length makng fine 20 by
IS feet in size The house is now IN such good condition
and desirable For single gentlemen gentlemen and
theie wives who would prefer boardinghouse little
pen retreat there number Of square rooms, with bed
rooms attached convenient for their use.
To the travelling public this House affords sdventage not
inferior any in the vicinity OF New York The stables
commodlous, and the osters careful and attentive
The proprietor fatters himself that all who favor him
with their will be we'll satisfied with the fare and
price.
The Western Hotel is located York about
minutes walk from Jersey City Ferry
JOSEPH CROKER, Proprietor
N.BTwenty thirty gentle gentlemen and their
wves accommodated with board reasonable
Jersey City, Dec. Is, 1876. dig Ne0dsr
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COUGHS, COUGHS, COUSINS.
CORBYN'S COUGH L0ZEN0ER-Prepared By Csrbyn
- Co. 800 Holbon. Londor The best article sx,s;
the lungs asthma consumption, ke for sale By g. COLBY,
35l Pearl of Frankfort for the United
States d lmsre
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LIQUID HAIR DYE.

DATCHELOk's Instantan Liquid Hair Dye, h Ger
- ainy most valuable d,coyery a. hundreas q psrsons
in New York testify Unlike the miserable com
pounds that sold the Of hair dyas actually
performs all it promises; proof the 10 20
even and uniform black and mike charge uncs
kes died and eiesnsa Ia half hour. for which
private will be found the depot The dye pat Rp
in FORM with full directions for for The
yenence Of those who prefer thsmssyes Piss
wholesale and re,a BY the proprietor. WIN. BATCHELOR
No. 2 Wall street, Broadway. dis lm~ra
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~ s,H yss1 a. sfssSIissl Y6!3ne.tsSs!Ih ss q
i.sssss:: Sssssikes. saa dsslss. ss:iss :s:s.s
See his London DIPLOMA with the signatures Of the Of
examiners Of the Royal College Of Surgeons including Sir
Ashley Coopers Sir Anthony Caxise he &C. in has ohce
MAX Fulton Letters attended DIS lmec
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TAUGHT BY Professor Pc La Place, formerly a
the Institution fCy Young Ladies Of Messeur' Abbot.
'O"'''" ''e." 'syESiN9 CLASSES
Professor DE "a PLAGE ha, 9Pes s Ri. evening CLASSES s
therefore takes the liberty Of advising his former pupils AID
'T .a
course is Of 2, Lessons IONS, the he. Gus.,sr
his a, the .e'as S Of those who wish to re-
s: we'll siYI Known city Monsieur Place
Abbot E s1Ss B.a G 4
Tssy e GSqd &C. as Ages:on
TO THOSE WHO SHAVE THEMSELVES.
e sIsss ys
Of siass eoE &: as Of i' S.s,u.s
SSs ssfr
Ss
hsIsf.re WIG would son:alt economy and comfort in
:s rs ?
ios s.ls .Hos:ss sa "a rss
dn ,m.r 100 Broadway &c corner Il john s :s's.s
JEFFERSON INSURANCE COMPANY.
orr'cE No " WALL 'TskEI, OPPOSITE THE MFHcHASr'
THIS Company continue. to against or dam.se
By Fire on dwelling houses wsrshon.e., bp dins. ia
cpersons property los, damage By inland
''...'' and u.n.p'i''iDS 'ihEcroHs
T ThSm.: y T ThSsrsa E sn:ss RRie.,.
-
X X. Rob.cn, MD, Joseph Drsse,
Thomson Price, Joseph Allen
Noses Tucker, James L. Holmes,
Johh X. DAWSON, Joha r. More,
John H. LIE, William X. Thors.
CsIeL q. Tunis, Thomas Morreli.
Frances 2. Sage, Eugene BoRar,
GRO HOPE THOMAS THOMAS W. THokSE'fr; q: e..
FASHIONABLE DANCING,
M,LLE rhT tfiIs :Tsf s'sfSssy As.m
ll RoysIe, PARIS. respectfully informs the public
her Glasses for fashionable Dancing have commenced Be
rurka, Msrurka Qasdrle PoEas (various) The Re
dows; Schools and families attended Terms and hours
for the pupils the frst week Of December
nal lnerc
NOVELTIES FOR THE BALL ROOM
DETER ROBERTS, respectfully solicit, inspection Of
HIS splendid sioek Goods adapted for the present sea
will be found cheaper IN have heretofore been offered
ssperb Nsspclitsn lace fionted Dresses a, s.
New style iun,e ffon,sd nmboursa prs:.es g.
Double hounced tsmbour Dressef.tiyb Sit.
s.:.s q ~ soo from
Anew y:y fin. cred lsvn Hhdkfs trimmed with Tieh
French embroidered Chenissss, with collars, rs a.
E:s: NJ: :: ;s s :::: s::
Superb Lace Worried Of the most costly deserpuon'
large variety Of Thread Lace and trimmed Nsedlsworhed
Ccpss Ccilsn &C. suitable for holiday - So.dr,
MIS-. CARRQLL's Medicatsd v.ecr an and . Sulphur
cr coids ossS R::%.,i,T sc,s Ts, ~.
and all inhammstoy diseases ncSsns 70 tne cnsngeaois
isry recon- %snds BY our Tor ~
after the use Of these baths. d2lm~rc
DYOTTVlLLE GLASS WORKS.
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8 9 sffaSSS Ssa7 {

Hath ConsumptiOn's doom been spoheaf
Art thou splitting life awsy7
II thy consultation broken,
Bringing darkness DER thy dayf
Towering high Ger imitation,
DR. Swavne's Wild cherry stands
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1 Baths, N Fulton street. opposite Gnsreh strsss
ma ali insm disesses incident TO the chsnEeabs
Of The weather. The Sulphur vspor Bah "a psrte1
arly ded BY hrst ply cure Tor A.
cru the ssin No danger OF taking colo
after the use ofthese baths. d. lm~rc
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"a Leonard street, West of Broadoay
M3LLE PAULINE DESyARDINS. OF the Acsdemie
v1 Roysle PARIS respectfully informs the public that
her Glasses for fashionable Dancing have commenced Be
Iurka. MsruIka Qaadrie, Polkas varieus) and he Re-
dows Schools and families attended Terms and hours
made known on application Miss D. will give the 6rst bail
for the her pupils the first week oil December
nal I'm
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NATIONAL PUBLISHING COMPANY.
NEyROP.>THY, or Drugs and Galvanism, compared b.
~ FREDERICK hOLLlCK. MD:

the method. Of curing di.ea,e The reputation Of
the author only been bv the peecur0us he
has with and this book evidence thar b ssrons
and fearless in the Of truth
For see Wholesale and retail BY the National pubshinG
Company Southeast Of Fifth and Chestnut Fhils
aelphia.
Retail price - cents.
The liberal discount to the trade books
oub liyhed by COmpany, NIL m
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From the Fayetteville North cSrolinian July 2s
Another Great Fire.

Fayetteville has been visited by another great
confederation. Abou, two o'clock the morning OF
the ed instant FIRE discovered in the back part
Of Colonel : T. Ifawley's shoe store on fereon
s,re., and RACED until o'clock burning twenty
FIVE five or thirty framed stores and warehouses and
three brick stores Green and Person streets oc-
cupied by Capt J. r Gee; David Gee MI Jenkins on
(;reen.st Messrs E. 5. Hobbs; + / 81 w. Winslow
! N P4aslv William Matthews; :. 7. Hawley; K A
Stewart William kirkpatrick Mallct i Huske; A NJ.
Campbell Al. Marsh Murdoch Mchnnon; 10. Host
Ter: F d Breeze; J Mullins; DAVID shaw Va
cant C. Caison and Mr.. Smith tailor; J. l.. Parker
Jno silbsn. Mr.. r w. Harde's dwelling and out
houses; DIR. Gillam'a shop
It's just 10 months and days since the last great
FIRE
Some Of the property in the stores was saved, but
much lost from the fapidty Of the IRE We cannot gye
particulars until regular issue as we moved all our
printing materials but the Office was not reached by the
ire.
The Losses by this FIRE fall but ittle able 70
it. and viii be severely tell By many Of them.
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How affecting ,

DEATH OF Mr.. JAMES TREADwrII. CLERK /.
: MIR James Trendwcll died very suddenly on sat
urdsy morning at his residence in Brooklyn. He had
been in i'll health for several dug but was not considered
dangerous at all On Saturday as he wa- passing down
stair- the breakfast room lac suddenly ieh "id eN
pred Instantly
AsHoRE-Capt Hawkins Of soop Randall n.
Green arrived al Providence Thursday reports
having seen mt Z O'Clock, a NJ. sloop ashore about
one mile South OF Beaver Tai Light on Narragnnset
shore bilged with the making clean breach over
her About fifty persona were on shore and also sur
boat bottom up from which il inferred the crew had
nj, been safely landed. Capt II. thinks her Rhode
Island vessel Globe.
SALES OF SToCKs At PHILADFLrHIA, July 81
Frst Boayd-50 Reading s. "a 100 do b5 81; 100 do "a
80 do cash "a - GraTd % Commercial Bank 90
500 stats IS esp GU 500 City IS 100. Al9 Frst
Board-;0 Reading 81 80 do -. Second Bodrd-s5U0
state Is 81: % R-Adng 81 % do b. 34i % do "a 20
Grard Bank 81 5000 State IS G7s $1,000 Reading BIDS
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urea may be considered almost nominal. We quote
Red Backs II l2sc Interest Notes l; lie Eight per
dollar. gradual improvement mas taken place in the
demand both for Foreign and Domestic Exchanges dur-
ing the past week and hills becoming scarce.
drawers hsve been enabled TO obtain advance sll
quarters We quote Sterling 8; per cent premium.
Francs Jfi0dJfi3i Bills on the North were very
active request to-day 2a24 per cent discount and
large amount negotiated the inside Checks
par a! per cenI. discount Short sight :el per cent:
discarrnt
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FLOUR AND MEAL-Ihere has been rather n good
inquiry today the demand tor the East having been
better and some orders shipment being IN market
The quotations steady al 81 otdi ~ Tor MIchi-
and 81 2 al lsi for Genesee the upper price, be-
ing obtained with difficulty The sales ior export fehc!
$500 10 1000 bbls Genesee at - ~ OF fancy brands
Western about 1000 bbs have been taken al - 21GSi
80 The supplies atoat are 10 tar extent In Orleans
,vc hear Of nothing dong. "Brooayn Mills being pack
ed in old bb- and desirable shipment IN demand
exceeding the supply Southern description. are dull
a 81 II! al - Tor Georgetown, Richmond Baltimore.
Alexandria &c Sales 200 bbl-. Richmond Country at
81 % Jersey Meal is dull al - 30 sales 300 bols
Rrandywine At =. IIhd- are 80. Rye Flour il 81 80
az G2. Snip stun, a i0c. Fine Feed l2al;ic.
GRAlN-Ihcrc is considerable number OF samples
Wheat the market and holders are hrin nj advanced
prices We hear Of no transactions Good samples red
Western are held al sodS.c and White 9I09Gc. For
the new Southern on The market BE was offered Corn
l. in nir demand and steady Snlcs 10000 bush. West
orn mixed y j3c. part Tor export 900 do Southern
Yellow supposed j6c,; $500 do Northern Yellow round
cole meas and 800 do Jersey al toe for the East
Rye il dull Sales 1900 bush. Northern ut t-!c. de-
ivcrcd Oats duh ut 81 a - cts.
WHiSkY-Thc marke, i firm at u cts for bhls. and
some OF the distillcrs a.k 81 fOr drudge. sale OF
100 bbl- was mndc, delivered at Philad. al - cts.
HAY-Thcrc is fair supply, but the demand i very
limited. The range is i5d % cts.
BONE-There have been sales 1900 lts mostly
West 33c. Tor Northwest and "a cts for South
Sea
HEEsWAX-Of Yellow we note sales COCO rs al pc
ar cash according 10 quality.
SALT.-A cargo OF Turks Island, 1000 bushels, sold
supposed at soc h bushcl.
CANDLES-Wc note sales 20 boxes Morse & Wins
lows Alammt Pearl Lights at poe 4 mos.
FIsH-A small 10, of Dry Cod all afoa, sold al
- s15 The only lot OF Mackcre afoat 300 bbls sold
81 30 Tor No = 81 - for large three and 81 l.. tor
small tlrecs Shad and Mackcre are nominal
PROVISlONS--Thcre has been speculative move
men, in Pork today which has carried prices up II! TO
- cts + Dbl. The movement was principally IN Mess.
n, which 1000 bbls we're sold a, - =, up TO so la
closing firmly ut $40 OF Prime 200 800 hbls. sold at
SsdSS l2! closing al $ In Beet there has also been
more doing and the market s rmcr. For prime Lard
Their. is "A demand sd the market j. nearly bare. We
quote Ga u! for strictly prime kegs ti CT In hb-i
fcklcd Meats hear OF nothing doing. Hams are
worth iQI! cts Shoulders ,! c,- Butter mud Cheese
are without particular change. Western Butter l. ga Is
ct-; Ohio : 40 cts; Cheese 607. ct=
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DIED:

Al the White Sulphur Springs, Virginia 2lst inst
after short illness WILLIAM l.. WIriiERS, aged ~
year- son OF Reuben Withers OF this city.
Al fredericksburg. on Thursday I'D July, aged 81
wears Major Hugh NJ Patton, Cashier OF the Farmers
Bank at fredericksburg.
AT Swansey. Mass. Both inst Mr.. ALEXANDER MASON,
III his goth year. Revolutionary soldier
AT Nortll'EIaven CT July Mr.. JOEL BRocKErT, aged
about &C. d Revolutionary pcnsoncr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-28
Appointment. by the President.


~ ana a7ttt ne ddttct d7d cDnseRt u tte Nen0fe
Commissioners claims under f treaty Nth de
CHo0kces Of l53j'36:
BENJAMIN II BREWSTER OF Pennsylvania
EDWARD IItRDEH OF Georgia.
EDMUND WILSON 10 be Collector Of the Customs for
the District and Inspector oi the Revenue for the POr
Of marlborough In the STATE Of hsne in the place OF
Parker McCobb, Jr. deceased.
JoHS G. HUmPHREYs, be Collector Of the Customs
for the District and Inspector of the Revenue tor the
Port OF Bath in the STATE OF Maine in the place Of Amos
Noursc. rejected by the Senate.