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Boarding.

| WASTED-Bo1ri. ard psrcr srd bedroom furnished
or Pleasantly located. unfinished would rot BE ob-
$50 Ger gentleman s1 his wife. private family
'aere 2re no boA-cer the Wesl side G.. the CIV
800 sToee-st JEeScepcCzsbI- references VIII 6e
Alc he same required Address r Y a, his OF.
-. aals SIS
WO LANCE PARLORS and sed-rooris 10 Iei
- q N1thoGt Sosru. situated Wi!IIa 5u-ch On
Ge saA' . tAs = ys7 commanding yeNv q Newly orr
l!' orooAEn Aac EArborocag;oE nos surpassed bv anv
oiaer psce '''i- me Stale Terms moderate laog--
!; s. Spruce-st sgao N.
pO0NfS. FL FINISHED OF unf.ruIshei - le; ~
l(ie.;Sft:ll oc1;,or ne2r = John, Psrk Reference.
EXCHANGED address box NJ. ISS3 LoNer Pcs,-o-Ece
ar2u Tvs
OARD.-S;Hze gentlemen OF gentleman ara her
d wives can be accommodated with good board AMI
pleasant rooms private family, oy ayyIysns 8. No a.
Wa.ser-st near Broadway References ecchaased
sno0 2-.>eot-
DOAKD-lienieIneu and their wives single gentle
ID men can De handsomely accoEulodaeI viii furnished
or unfinished rooms ANi board breakfast and les BY
applying immediately No II A5ingGoc -'suaIe Terms
moderate References exchanged The house = eitet up
with taih Arrangements complete. a1Is Sos-
BOARD WANTED-By gentleman auI wife an IN
ID furnished rooEi, bed NOM on the second aeor WnSte
,hrre oGi few bosriers, private Hiy "ouiH DC
preferred Address Manson. Tribune otace sr-u =
BOARDING. ChAin5ers-sL-A gen;letnsn snd his
ID ys;fe single gentleman can Re scconlo
ds;eG pleasantly si7e Chsrlbersst suiO WIS
BOARDING IN pTiyaIe fs;nlly-neig h6o'hood quiet
ID and respectable Apply a; Ito Elust between Grsad
s,,G SrooEis->L Hul Irii-
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Markets Carefully reported for liz Tri3E"t
WEDNESDAY August ~
ASHES,-There : no change in prices We norce
small sales Pots at - So and Pearls 81 50
COTToN.-About 1909 bales changed hands today at
yesterday rsie- Ting following the quotations 81
the close OF the market yesterday
Uplsnd; Florida MoSN-o
Coed Md de 'o Md Md. Fair sass s:ss' si9s
Freights rIn a. = III FOX Flour and ri or Cotton
square
FLOUR AND MEAL.-The Flour market : dr1u and
owins TO light receipts improvement mas been CD
tanned GOO bbls O<wego sold ter export st 81 sad
sI 10 iCl0 for home Use 81 - Cot. AID some bet
ter ,hsn common At 81 ID: Nothing done IN Southern
GRAIN-a 10; of 100 bushels good Illinois whea,
sold Tor milling at 81 cts Old Rye = SUI very
10; OF rew Srough, q the sip This il should
be observed Is az less than when soid to De de-
EvcreG the expense OF the se4e; 100 bushels Bar
lev brought IL cts Oats 22G3c. Con; reIIisins
duh Abou, 1000 bushels mixed Western sold a. 5lG
81 weight snd Southern Yellow al % measure
WHISky-Aboui $50 bb!s hsve been sold today part
from second hands. AZ -. q 2os cts
HAY-Ssles have been made OF 70 400 bales North
River ST - cents
PRoVISloNS.-An descriptions remain 7e-y quiet
and VIC hear of no sale today worth 7.poTEas The
las; salc OF Picked Hams y aid OF Shoulders
st sieess,
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A MAZOSIAN HA1I0IOCkS.-An.nvo invoice OF HIM
1u.ocks JUS. rce,ged from the River Amazon, Of rass
and cotton a5rc- AZ .hey xii pa- for themselves one
night the cool comfort impaired The sleeper.
together Win protection from uasketce hey With
confidence recommended the at pre-i resties sleep
er- a. the II plus ultra Of beds
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Amusements.

ITIU'l I7UtTII =
RAyFL FAMILY, GABRIEL RAVEL. Mile BLtNGY,
Mons HENRI and Madame LEON JANELLl
THURSDAY EVENING. August Sth.
THE ENTERTAINMENTS viii commence stS oe!ocs
L Njth fsvcri;e Ovcrurp.
To he succeeded By he Come Pastoral Panioslme OF
Ia FETE CHANlPErRE.
Amer wtch. received with eni0> snc applause the ballet
GISELLE VI rWE MILLS
Duke Albert Nous Hrac ti;%cie VI, b.a1gy
Prince Couranie. Il Raycl Mall!da- NJ ne JSve!.
Wlirid ...-- Ferrln Bertha .-.. M'Ue Ravs
Htl,-on ..... FRANCOIS, Rave Myrrha...N'nie l Jave!
An ola Forester. 81 E3ve Peasant Girls, sc
TIrke,s ~ cents
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Efrursions.

~T~ AFORTIIE FISHING BANkS-The
-, sSJeeinboat NORTH AMERICA. Capt q
Z. Riggs, viii make ntrip 10 the Fishing
Banks Friday August 2st, Ieavng as follows The
foot OF IIammOnd-st at a. NJ foot OF Cala.- 81 a NJ
foot OF Dclancey-s 81 A. VI; of Ca,harucst A.
VI. foot of Pier No. ~. r. Ms! n VI. Dinner viii be-
provided board Bait Lines At reasonable raIcs
Fare 50 for the excursion. au20 BUS
Sn-c7 A SAFE SEA-B0AT for the Fishing
rzlt,-r.iS BRnAs.-Farc reduced p cents TOR the
80 whole cNcurslon.-Fnduy Aug. 2lsL The
connodioUs Steamer DELAWARE, will leave the foot OF
HAmmond.s. al s A VI Canal-st. pas, DelanceysL
OF 10 Pike--L AZ Pier No " r. %. Dngc, Brass
Band will accompany The boat Lines and batcs furn shed
nj sna Charge old fisherman VIII be IN attendance
with hi harpOou aud shark hooks. Dinner board.
II Regular days-Mondhys, Tuesdays ana Friday. 1t
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I-!ve- here -1an WIZ -9ll . ces-
That never 20 himself l1;a sad,
ri ge-a Eocs- and lIae, anc lead,
And 20 h=hiHg
TuE RAY AND RIVERS abound wilh Bass,
/ Wsak Fish Black Fish- aad B-e Fish the Creeks,
- nd pond. with Truai. Pickerel Perch We
igvp on nan. large assortment OF lsi, Tackle suitable
Tor rhe different fishing grounds and are prepared 70 give
Ali crSssrv i-orr-son for the etcyTn-nt OF the sport
Taos ,sbo s-s shcut -oiuE- Please give call
JOIN J BROWN = co, a The Anglers Depot
IL EsiiioE-St- Ns.-a1-
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fashionable Clothing.
SEw-YoRx
CASH TAILORING EsTAB

SEw-YoRx
CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT.
DEM. W, BENSON, Draper aud Tailor, respectfully
ID Informs his patrons and Lhe public generally TIA. ne
has removed % the YORK Sssh Tailoring Establish
found extensive assortment. Of Cloths Cassncres Vest
nz, which viii be made 10 order in the most fsskiona
bic style for cash
choice and general Of gentiemens fancy
dress articles constantly on hand lyl2 2awM.
CASH DIAPERS AND TAILORs, la7 Brosd.
Y way. c. Booth l. Co. having received sdd!topsl
supplies OF choice Goods would respectfully invite the al
t-nti0n Of their and the public Their stock L.
ony extensive bot compraes the richest qualities md
patterns Of Vsstings Casseres Dings, &c. ths, are 10
be found in this foreign nafxets-
Hsyng unusual facilities IN buying they enabled 10
offer strong Inducements 10 purchasers though should DO
understood that their low prices have reference ony 70 mo
leris produced their establishment surpassed, In
any particular, BY any house 10 the Z Mon
tie Cutting Department Is conducted by Mr. j.. Les,
whose almost nfab!e sk In the an IL the result o. ioes
experience and study and who possesses the happy fsca
accommodating fas.on 10 FORM and Of selecting 49,
Of dress most hting and appropriate 10 The season y
DEADY MADE CLOTHING.-In view Of me . "a.
legaaced stair Of the the balance OF our &C.
Of Summer Clothing will be sola a. Efss and
Tweed sacks Grss. Con md Linsp Do s,5y,s Wv
su5 isis opposite nc .o----.-.
9cHEAP ROOTS AND sao SHOES: q he , .as.
sehSe' .pseaay i.heaa5s :s.ortmeas Of Boots
~ SHOES. u Fa as e. made IN The Lstes, Treneh
Style and "ssrt19Ss1 - Al
other 81 - 3D. dsrand for these Boots proves
The consaaty ~ gve universal satstacdoa hs
S seyeas a. from s sssS s 70
economic heA'' JOHN l. WATKINS, LA Fulton-st
20. ,,,.ot,. between Nassau end Dutch s,..
3s.RIlE BOOTS FOR SO SO, cfy-msde, and
r. ecuaI % those sold IN other stores 81 IS. Fiae
F,ench Caf Dress Boots et q so, equal 10 the best
nnsde and sold 10 his city for IS g. All boois
,rarrantec 20 gige satisfaction
YOUNG JONES, No. Ann-st
The American Museum
Quick sale. and small pros.s Is motto Ann-st
avis Iueodis'
asP FOR QUEBEC with Dispaich-Ths BIl I
4Chark ROBERT A PARKS, Kinney, rnasseT hai ie
lhreefourths Of her cargo ensased WIN .,,.snSs,
apply 70 J. &eMVRBAY, - ses'sst FpS
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r. The Proprietor- Of ihr:y-fve Different yvsps
per- Peaas alol- gwen public rotce that V
& Palmer ! their only authorized agsn: il he cities OF New
York. Philadelphia, Boston sni Baltimore For Of
paper. Tribune OF l7th inst Al Tie papers IL Dela
and many others II other States, have given similar
notice lyl1 isf
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PUBLISHED THIS DAY.

HISTORICAL COLLECTIONS OF LOUISIANA, en-
brarinr many and vauabe documents relating 70
ie Natural Civil and Political History fIhsi sate with
an .ntrodnr,oG and notes by Benjamin F. French Ese.
Honorary Member Of tie Historical Society OF Pernsy
vaaia Corresponding Member OF Ih- Academy OF Ma
taraI Sciences. Of Philadelphia. -.
This Interesting volume i valuable contribution 10 lie
literature Lou-iaia the early and colouia history OF
which Is I'll; but nlpvrect.y suogr Indeed. without
cess carly record much soCgh! ai-f and which IL
scattered about both ! his coantry and Europe no good
history y be- written, and II would be or-e
Than useless 10 atiempt!L
We hope therefore lie efforts OF tie Pubs Of his
gOlune may by - ale OF T. a. = deserving place N
every library be encours gei bring tie enrre series
p-ou by VI French. whose antiquarian researches
future historians VIII b. much E1ebt-ti
.la importers, iGl Broadway.
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proprietor % long ESTABLISHED Wing Newspaper, m one
OF the hour.hing in Massachusetts,
plating change in ~! business offers ~ establishment
Tor sale Connected with i, extensive OF Job
work. For particulars address ". Postpaid box No -,
Worce-I.: Mass +. .. Guli lwi.
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6ituations, &r. iDanien.

WOLFF BEREND, n.are Q: Esnovsr; Germany,
w 10 Ief EarsurE n Oc;cter 1895, and Nsvr-York,
: supposed, Z 1871 5 eu,.e.ie = as eept .rgoo.eo
bouts Ts- al Go.aE well II vvsrcy Isat;erS .nc
yro1ll gladly share ~ heir aier L he "oulc on.y a.
.e~iz:s hs GENssty a5c ctSt-act.o OF = scco q "
.rsss sew words 10 care Of Frakl.E Brown Esq New
Yors y 70 se--aan- Bere1d Hamburg. Cs-:nany
>-IrtC---.-Cr respecting ne a0oSe W Sefs8N '>it'
% .sausf- -s-al~s,. from any person possessEs J.
Ba-5b.-r. Jes- Is4s auao iwDNsuW
IMPORTANT TO CAPITALISTS W aAied :
protected By three patents and Eov aiFni-eI -
me Government So person need Apply unless e cAa ee
wei recommended and lls 5000 a; ~ command Al
crss- >re7cs i-rolEt y forA te-t - a-------
A IADY .sk1 ). experienced in il- instruction OF
n young a5ses snt VINO during the ast TWO years has
h-ez Grecte-s OF Seminar, wishes cesTa5.s situation
alton address y. 4. Il ms oi1ce aale lN,
Al APPRENTICE WANTED lesrn sngrsy.
y II ~ wood. one aeet apply but lao-, y 40 nave
aa9d Easrsrer IN Wee. No ICs Sas-sn-s- y !
SITUATIONS WANTED foI COOKS, nurses. VAT
Ger homework g.r-s, e.. x Also wanted io-iayy
VII me 9es; % recommendations 8 s5a5 J;see
So 000 TO <6.O00.-A partner VIII ms amour;
So,UUUofea5iiay !. desired - person engaged n
he f4rc- rgood business II one OF jhet
IL the C;;v The business cash snd large profits
realized address. with Tea! name, { / tribune
WANTED INTlIEDIATELY-A person VINO has
W WORKED q, the manufacture OF sectro-NsETsrc Ma
chimes anc ihoronsly understands the business Address
Box lss-, lover Poi O;fcs Y
XTANTED-A good a,.dtIe-aset cook washer sai
w rouer. nurse aEl S-atns.res> c.aroe-tl1i and
wsi-e- They must al. three be Professionals Also,
Youu German nurse, who willing cave the city
apply 81 q Pirrrepoui--r BROOKLYN aa9o -tis'
Hx-tNTED-A situation ~ smart active German Wo-
man a. gooi qaH c21H'"t>hrI tht rohe or = tnain
l-ra,d or uarse-ce>t or city reference Apply al rs
Bo0ery. N III store su-o q
WkNTED->5l Tor one ,est. ior which sr.pie -ecualy
W vii be given. addressed 10 ]. f. : Lower
pI- -
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II V. Il. Palmer /. the duly authorized ager, OF
Of the best newspapers throughout the country far
and near. for which h. daily receiving advertisements
and subscriptions al HI, once N tie Tribune Buildings
1yas TuSF!-u
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~ Tie I. :. seunte of ISln.-The .u

" The L. =. Senate of 1Si2.-Fhe Subscribers
respectfully that their large ezIotnl engraving
the niied States Senate pleed and viii N short
time be published Those who desire receive early
pre>sIors invited to call the National MINIATURE Gal
,ery and examine The engraving
aul5 i-r ANTHONY. CLARK l. co. 2f7 Broadway
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-n<.a ,NEWPORT, ProyIaenc. and Bos!on-

Es3l:z.ziFaTeto Newpor and Providence Cabin 8,
rH----@-@ Deck 81 50-The Steamboat MUTUAL
SAFETY Captain y Guilds. VIII .eave foot of Market.
Ea.J RIVER On ThGr-day, August 2llh OF o'clock p VI
Passengers Boston arrive In Providence IN mc fof the
O'Clock train Freight reduced rate- Apply 10
the Captain board, Al NE otfc" on the pier
Tie Mutual safety u hued mp Win large ana oornIno-
dous State Rooms and newly furnished ghouL
Her well known character boat, her ample accom-
noatons aud low fares, IL Is hoped, Wi! secure her
sbaF. OF public patronage. tulj lIniseod
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KEY TO oLLENDORF's FRENCH

KEY TO OLLLNDOAk Z -4' a
or AIiNlAR.-D. APPLETON : co. VIII publish On
sITblr~Iav Key 20 thr exercises OF OLeadorf Ne'
Method OF learning read %rlir ana -p-un t- releh
I-Ty-Irs. vol limo neatly bound Price 10 cents
LATELY PCsLisHEO
OUendora- French Grammar edited By Jr'yeit -..-Si ~
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Slrr,.ue', French PrunouEcHg Dictionary ...-.--. -
Reil-. Ensli-a Dictionary, with DerTatlons ~
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AriJlds Latin Prose Composition ~
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...-. r.a-i .-os H.. auor. BE- issued under The
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CHEAP ACCOUNT BOOKS, Stationery and Pa
y p-r.-FRASCIs = LOCTkEL. y Maten-.a Hr Aia anu
Of Blank Books OF ever: description CoI IhA
gold Pens Manifold L-t,er-WfiL-rs, c &c lnTte The at
I,ou OF dealers and other. in-r large assortment Of
Account BooSs. Copy. Memorandum and fas' booH'
Time BOOKS Letter BOOK for the Press, &c Cap and
Letter Papers Wrapping Papers, Bonnet Boards ofistol
Board, Perforated Boards Cash Boxes, Pen Racks gold
aad steel Peas Wax Waters Percs States, Patent Let
ter Clips English and French stationery oplA laLc a
staple great variety southern all " es'sra nsrcs4n'
ad26 In Siatioaef-. II Maiden-lane.
THE BULLS AND BEARS un!ted.-rh-y both
sgre- a, % he merits " esL SHOWER BAH, and
what little remarkable oaih sf- buyers a. The sane
price Wareroou. IS A4ldsn-sne. wrerr twenty t!tet
eat kiaI. arr shown SMITH, ToRREY < co. aa2o
EOsTER & co. respectfully INFORM The Deuta! pro-
PREPARED al their Tooth Factory IN Trrrton y J. 10 sup
Div het! Gum Teeth IN complete sets. with al the
kinds and colo.s, Win ne pistnas wei! set and
warranted equal % any Il use Tor Strength and not 10 craA
or change color under nr blow pipe They are also for
..!- BY lon Carle Co UaersL and Naltsn-lsne
on our best terms who have supply 81
oecor Prepared Fed spar and Si!ea which have been
ier-vey used for years BY Of the nannfsc
OF Teeth IN me United States and to extent in
Europe lyl3 2tsWsTis>
THE DIAPHRAGM FILTERS-Janison'. Pa
ut;fy and superiority Of his invention for purifying the
Croion and all river the oHicr No 81 Broadway
nul2 Iuis- WM. II. JE.SNIsON. for the proprieVors
CARTHAGE CLOTH.-lO9 pieces India RIbbrr
SCsrrage Cloth plain and fgured) Of superior quality
FOR sale The lowest narke. prices the warehouse oil
the Newark, N India Rubber Factory, IS Aaid-n-iann
i7in isH
! % RITANNIA PITCHERS-AE ne assortment Q.
d Britannia Pitrhers :st received from man1far'o
~ 70, sale the Warehouse Sd.iIn S,.np: y MART
aul5 lw sO.hOS.-eS q 49,
nRTTIZII1 WARE-An articles OF good Bftaanta
BhWars snnSr.ured and sale rislufectrr ers P
ces by iaal5 lvsI BOARDAAS * HART, Q BUNNY -E
DENNIRs, PKNNIRs-In Tols Of fhy esea, sf ss'
i ., ia Srissas ssses
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STEAM PIPES.
W.Lied WrougH Ira" Pipe, for Steam and Hydrcn!'e
purPoses.
CAST PIPES SIZES
LsO, Brass and Iron Cocks Branches, Elbows Bends
y Retucers, Tongs, 2r- 1c
THOS. II. NORRIS & BROTHER,
81 Cold between Fu!ton snd BeeknaH 'is y. Z
BRO construct Steam Apparatus for aiming Fac
ori-- employing either the Escape Steam from En2nes
OF 1.Iry Rnl--ts for Inc nurpO-e. eulJ WIS
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NOTICE. Undersigned Trustees OF he creditor:
: oi Knapp Busca Er s5ScorcIag !e5tor, l4ie q Tie
Town OF Ovego Couaty q T0yE scd SAFE OF Newly ork
o hereby give zotics, general meeting q lie credit
or. 0: -at hnspp BurcA VII - ee-t a. L. ONCE O. I
sweet IN lie village Of Ovrgo Il SD County, on toe Oth
sy OF October r-Ai. O'clock \ W. Tor ne purpose
.. sd.t,ry - accuurs and demands for aE1 against the
sud kusDp Bgrch. and making fna settlement OF said
debtor Dated AuE. I'll. SO
SOLOMON GILES.
JOHN CARMICHAEL, Trustees
esq t.,rN aO-t APPLETON : KELLY
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Mi Simmons gave notice tina; hs should subu., The
following resolution
Rsso!ed That The report OF the Judiciary Committee be
So amended lha, 6 OF The Judges oe coG.t.
OF General jurisdiction OF which shan he Court of
EoniIv each court 20 hold IN Bsnc least twice
YEARLY in each OF districts 0; the Stale 20 ne
OF Senatorial Districts and The other Is Judges
pose courts of local jurisdiction within Judicial district
one OF which shall be CoGrto Equity which shall hold
respectively al court IN Bsac yearly n each OF
said districts and st different times and places IRON the
other courts T, tof,uer courts be etiitet supreme
Courts the latter Superior Courts the Judge. Q: the for
e 10 be ss.eS.ed Tor is Of The latter for wears
The Legislature shall have power 10 constitute sueA
ry and transfer such Jurisdiction and powers RON me
equity the law courts, ana from these 10 The cr
rer and 20 prescribe such similar a3 common forms Q;
proceeding o: remedies may bt deemed prscea-
bic and eSpsdjer.
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STOP COCK AND EI-TERER
HOUSES PATENT Fl;erer and Goes : receat lHveG-
11.iou combining convenience Durability and ericieacy
superior 20 any heretofore offered 70 lie pubic be
easily attached 10 Tie CrooG pipes For >se 81 the Ne
chal!cs' : Merchants A-eacv- > A-.a-st
For Sale-A ane scGo0aer - .0G- al bargain Apply
a. .Ove a--n "
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,rw-yoRk CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION.
TWELFTH wEEK-LXvth DAY

The hancelor-Chancery Reform in danger
Union of Law and EqDl,y-simPlsr Forms Of
Connell on Special Peading-:Tm. Murphy's
Brndled Cow, Bess-TestimOny Of Principals
3 Judge walworth's Letter-Report on Three Nil
lions--Crooked Accounts, very-The $4,000
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.N~D MORNING BOAT a. 81 O'Clock iof
,.3l1z- ALBANY and intermediates Landings, from NE
foot Of RObiHsOn-st Breakfast and Dihhe:
on hoard Passage 81 The low pressure steamboat
SofrTg AMERICA Captain l. ". Brainard on Mondays,
W.dne-d DAYS and Friday-. al .. O'Clock l. VI
For pas-age freight apply on board Anl7 l"it
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RY JAMES VI. MILLER
JOSIAH RICHARDS, Auetioueer
pY BANGS, RICHARDS 81 PLATT.-S!o.e
DaG Brosdwsy.-Li6era CASH Advances made on COZ.
s;c-,r,,srrs for Auction Sales
S;EECl91tS Tor NuCGOo SAlcN
rI-EspAY. AaEas. sd. is. asd fo!!owins asyA

d. D. NASH. Aucuoneer-Store 1888 Fultou-st
FURNITURE, Nc.-rhis Day, Thursday, al 10 o.
clock. l59 Fuon.t large quantity OF Furniture Blu
reauS Sofas. Mahogany and Cane seai Chairs, painted
Washstands and c. ockery. Mahogany Tables. Bedteads
Looking Glasses Brussels Carpets Ingram do white Din
and Tea Sets, lot vi Quilts Straw Beds Mancl and
Astral Lamps Genre Tables, &c.
A 50, one NfOcking Bird and Cage. IL
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kept behind the mysterious Of legal technically
and skill desr. to erroarrass the opposite party Is
the result In cause Ike the above ii law point was
the pon; OF difference, the Judge could decide tiff
fact il could be adjudcsted il the way have pointed
out.
Hero shall be met By the Lawyers who vii declare
that 20 permit parties 70 give testimony, zach in MS
cause would lead 10 much iaisehood and perjury.
by tempting 10 give partial evidence and that there
fore English law borrowed by the state Of New-fork
excludes al witnesses who have am direct pecun!ary
interest in the result Of 8
IL not this very inconsistent regulation
Mr.. Worden showed yesterday that $500 70 5000
were expended IN Chsncery Bill: to obige drn in
Western NeTr YORK ~ do VIVA; Exactly t.a; inc Su-
prerne Cour: vii etthem dove eTidence IN ,her
own Yet the County Judge could haze receired
the schedule from the INN stating IN what
their property consisted and fled where all could read
&. cot Of 81 70 -
M Hoffman TO-DAY admitted franky that change
desirable il This respect ana vel nc might lOr
while many Of the equity bills must OF necessity. Dc
filed with ialsehood though sworn 70 Tet the ooet
the i 20 get That same snd OF e'!1eHc. ~.
the Supreme Court excludcs-thc testimony Of ihe
parte= having direc; pecuniaEE interest IN inc i u
the case 10.
e-erv witness 10 matter now honest rch OF FeSpec'h
Die who has ONE CENT OF direct PEcrSihf interest ~
the result Of me trls.-ou: az me SAINT -e =
ADMITS without scruple the evidence OF son on d
,atbers father FOR ns sona brother FOR Ms DrotheI
ID servant FOR his eTnployer-ans even IA Po!uca
causes readily s"Tears and examines me most ioI ai'o
I idccOus parlSth-
If the danger Of perjury reason TO- excluding te5
,irnony sag the Westminster Reviewers exclude all ties
tirnon- for there Is less or more rsE IN a. cases fut
say the lawyers defendant or plaintiff ought not 70 De
called on make statements on oath, Of course prejC
dcia to himself.
Why MOI le, hfn or her tel the whole truth Who
can tell il better Why should the truth be concealed
In the case of Ananias aud sapphira the Tesr
and OF Achar in the old the parties we're promptly
invited tel the truth and why not Revealed religion
is with Nature= lg;v. which says Do You would
be- done by and fora Court 70 compel man 20 do n ne
would be done BY i obeying the dictates OF Natures
God.
Mr. Hoffman began very able AN instructive speech
to-day halipas II and remarked in the language that
had been quoted by Mr. Simmons from al orator Of
antiquity that where there Is law THERE - property
where i not, there j. deEOlatiOn and ruin He added
tina, God had made it and he only-majorities o. men
could not he said make the law--they could only
inquire for 1t find out. and declare it, We have now,
said Mr. H. OF law and equity-they are over.
wiclfned and buried-thcy will not deny you justice
but they administer IL Our Law Is contained IN
10000 volurnes-no diligence in the Judge vii! enable
him 10 find it-ycar after year your counsel may st oos
ing for the law and he also i unable TO find IL This
he said. cannot endure
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-20
Ren1rl on Ia YIlrle .MNion.

This morning Mr. MANS presented Report on the
accounts in part sent by Chancellor Walworth unai
mousy agreed To- except tina, Mr. Tngs0ri thought the
County Treasury suitable than the State rcasury
ms place of safe deposit Nh said that there was
one error in the Chmceor's accounts OF $4,000 be
sides many others AZ to interest the return was very
irregular.