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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-30

Hen. j. &. spencer's Resignation AZ ommis
sfoner of the Code.

ALBANY. June p, lcit.
His ExcELLEScY Gov. FisH-SW IL becomes
my duty 10 inform your Exceency that cannot &C
cept the appointment OF Commissioner Of the Code,
conferred by fth section Of the act chap 5lS Of the
lave Of l54S.
A This aet was passed with full knowledge on my
mart OF It's progress II might well be inferred that had
sssented 20 ts provisions and without explanation the
present refusal 10 act under them might be regarded a.
indicative Of versatility not OF want Of good taih
Either Of these imputatons would be unfounded and
am unwilling 70 be subjected 10 them. And am I'D
wiling also 10 appear insensbe 70 the kindness which
prompted the tender Of the shce with % much unan
unity.
ASH wish 70 avoid any injury 10 others that pos
sbly be obyisted In the performance Of duty % my
self shall state merely what IL necessary to nay o"n
vfndcston.
Imrnediatey upon learning that bill he'd been intro
duced into the Senate by Hon Mr.. Wlkn, Chairman Of
the Judiciary Committee, nsmng me as one oi the
Commissioners, called upon him and hon: Mr; fmei
and other Members Of the senate and stated u them m
detail the iDsurrnountable objections entertainer
against serving the proposed Commission. a Ineas
ure was suggested which would remove these oDlec,
lions and which seemed practicable Ana win iuil
,,ders,andiup that unless those objections couo pc
obyated ! should decline the appointment the DHi
passed the Senate and became la" since tnst Peoo
on,tsnt and strenuous efforts have been made 70 &C
.omnlish the measure which would relieve al parues
from the difficulty. And the hope that these eforis
would be successful has delayed 10 this late day NJ
transmitting 10 your Excelency sny formal communi
cation on the subject-slthough you was early ADVISED
of the inpedimeDt and Of the means taken 70 remove
H. now find that there Is no probability Of THIS Oeng
done within any reasonable time II indeed It be attains
bic at all And 1t is obvious that all the time possi
bic should be given 70 the Commissioners 10 enable
them 10 report 70 the next Legislature, am unwilling
that any longer delay in filling the Board should be oc
ossioned by any want OF action ON my part
Allow me- Sir 70 avail myself OF the opportunity 70
state that 10 determining the pursued, have
sought the best counsel could ind, from men oil az
parties the most competent 10 advise, and that Win
searcely an exception that has been approved
by them. With the greatest respect,
Your Excellency's ob'dt seryt
JOHN {. SPENCER.
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BIBLES IN IrALY.-A Boston paper quotes a
letter from Pisa, dated March IL, stating that All cue
tom house duties taken o foreign books al Rome,
and all restrictions the press removed. Achill
Is printing the Epistes 70 the Romans with notes al
Rome. ALSO. edition Of Diodati's Bible is being
printed there An edition of Marlius Bible is printed
in Florence, ana Of Diodats viii shortly be printed
at Pisa
ESGLisH CHURcH.-Hon. aud Rev Baptist
Noel continues 10 oficiaic in London seeding
clergyman, without having recourse 70 the only mode
which would seem in any degree 90 egalze bis minis
traiioDs. lie breaches, not tolerated Disscnler
but in the same way as all other seeding clergymen
had done without mOlcsia0n TIL the Bishop OF Exeter
fired Oh the canon law 81 Mr. shore. lie Ia this way
indicating the RICH, OF his brethren which all seceders
from the Establishment have hitherto exercised, thus
20 80 forth into the broad field Of the unis Church
NJ once 20 deliver their message AS sent servants Of
Jesus Christ, and 70 deliver their own souls
LECTURE At THE TABERNAcLE.--Rev. DR..
BRADLEY, Missionary 20 Siam viii lecture At the Broad
way Tabernacle, on sabbath evening next
~ TBE SULTAN or TUkKsY Is progressing In
the scheme OF mprove ment that be has adopted. Tie
has planned system Of railroads, undertaken sys-
TEN ~ primary instruction, and l. encouraging also the
every means and especially 10y Offering prizes for the
best TRANSACTIONS OF the standard works in ancicat and
modern literature.
SwKEPING FOR CON-" What, asks the elo-
quent Dr. Cumming OF London, in discourse on the
lost CON in the parable, which the recovered
BY lighting candle sweeping the house, and seeking
diligently until she found it," What Is al this thai il
now taking place ON the continent Of Europe IL s
the sweeping OF the European house that Christ
ind the los coin restamp II with his image, reprint on
Il bis name, give il new currency and make al re-
ioice that the lost is found and the hidden Is disc0y
cred"
MISSIONARY ORDISATIoS.-On the evening Of
the anniversary OF AUBURN Theological Seminary, June
20 Mr.. Justus Doohtte graduate OF the Institution,
under appointment IS Missionary 70 China, by the A.
B. c + NJ was ordained 10 the work Of the Ministry by
the Fresbyiery OF CayugA
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sUFEEIok CorEr-Before Judge Oakley -jz1s,oa 5ns
ufs Jha stage e 9i-Acton o. bond D~f-n, ~
sdHilsserec, ls5. estate Of relative, 10 y se1
plsir9s had c.ziu They Obtained a. Greer fol-
he S4r0Ezte, winch the administrator ID roi o1rl -
suit vas e0mmeucel. which wa carried % n eolil y
Errors who decided 1st -cc0u1t nat Dc lea 49,
%. done TIE pres-li s1it % o. bond Efr- y -.
sir.a.s-rsiOr ne o. SO u vas c-snea =.
here should Be reference for Adjustment rli &c ees
overr1lec here had been 10 account tl-o-'7'
Diet foT plaintiffs. $50. ,...
Jaoo5 Rre1s - Cirato- Bfs sn2 Psfe' GT1Hi Ae-o.
for alleged false Imprisonment d csLslnk
- EsseI-sr p ice. connection ga .1f
Or charee q hsv1r stolen and earned "a ~ ne A-r
o. a boat j. wa denied hat he cons All y "a -
tllf 50 arrest a. caused re ma-
~ lake he complaint ard s-L1 NJ a. ocrf ioI ~. -
ties by which e. e1cla1ar0u col-c BE- ll1 y A.
roLslii Wa grsDie- - qr 1.L-' "a
Yong. Tor defend AT 81 Z Il SlAlr1- -
st5Et,- ggsttr0A1- ard oti>Tr - Hofea "taefe''(
o. clam FOR SHAKERS kerDs flrnl-ned 70 nc - =. =
: pfTsrd 4 @ = Johns - which defendant Nss SIC
e.r I'd vrhca u Wa aid. he agreed 20 pay oli &C.
sd Nerd GO for p.s1ur. : = sl-Fof P-i' s-1ss's
T.orsrsor a De aFsl. for 1l-- NJ EFsfls
before udg-K ard -Delnn aHf J1rei e-e-i6 .
m 4 Thsripa5a On guaranty i1f ne nonrsly a.
.t-xriy OF Pau scOfi, P.int1 siarlshlng lin WIN
49,. sir@.s ' referred -0.-Verdici ~ defendant
MINI Corzr-Beiore Judge Lynch c gihlTine
Nfseg ~ w and Jzs I1psc'r Plainrr r-l1 Ae--i-
4 a. s. fr tnre- pas-eugers and found from f2ool
l. ~ It's alleged mat the passengers s1olid n9Ve
been seufin the ship Carmel. Eca "a 20 lolf az
they got down n Liverpool ard Hsi l-t NsI7
A. Z f1r FL gar days on expense al- INA. P-ss
strange ship whore ne rr0Fl-yl- were ua1 - 80
bosrd Ths wa den ed. % being con-1c-d Inst ne pro-
81 o1s - ere good and tte vessel re" ara ~ uts
Verdict tfis forenoon For plarlf, Mr Nasn ipf l7
frndauf Mr M-f1ury.
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A RIvrRrsp RuNsKlIrK.-The following is an

A REVEREND RUNsgLLER.-rhe following is an
extract OF letter from gentleman on his way to
California. dated RIO JANEIKo, April Ia lsi9.
We begin 10 discover what our company l. composed
Of Mr. -, who has been a minister, and who IS
pOrarily engaged IN store IA the city and Is selling
liquor on the sabbath. Some OF cur passengers step
ped into the store to-day and OF the sailors OF the
ship came in half drunk went up 70 the counter and
called fer grog; Mr. waited upon HIN and re-
ceiyed from tie sailor this hasaTias broaasd. IN re-
turn Brother --, this is Prery business for a
clergyman ON sunday, 10 De dealing out liquor % Us
poor devils
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
Prom the Ann-Sisyery STANDARD
soNNETs.


wYyrHrR the Idle prisoner thro sgh his crate
Watches the waving Of the gre 's-tgit small,
Which. having colonized lie rift j the wal,
Takes its free risk Of good OF evil fate,
And from the sky's Just helmet draws fs lot
Daily Of showers or sunshine, cold or hot
Whether the closer captive Of creed
Cooped up from birth 70 grind out endless chan,
CO. through his treadmil bars the MONDAY laugh
And fees Ia vain his erumpled pinions breed
Whether the Georgian ssve look up aud mark
with bellylng sails pufed full. the tall cloudoarx
eink northward slowly-thou alone seem 81 gooc'
Fair only thou. Oh Freedom whose desire
Can light 10 muddiest souls quick seeds Of nre,
And strain Hes chords 70 tn old heroic mood
Yet are there other gifts more fair than TIME
Nor can count him hsppiesi who has never
Been forced with bis own hand his chains 70 sever
And for himself End out the way divine,
He never knew the aspirers glorious pans,
He nevoF earned the struggles priceless gains
Oh dock By block, with core and sharp endesvor
Lifelong we build these human natures up
Into a temple NJ for Freedoms shrine
And Tnal ever cOnsecrstes the cup
Wherein we pour her sscrihcisl wine
j. X. LOWELL.
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SECOND BOARD
} IN -l-- N I'm NJ
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW.YORK. :.

AhRlyFDsr Gertrude. sherman Lssrp0o Ma H. sn1
ps..s sor Hl.-, Nscss Ma ~ Jan- a he'd
NSW -sN -aly ~ he sat
v-sfsr ..h rss east ~ ne ghn-ts plot
from gaofh 1at 500
sup s.rsas Coes.r. Lv.po Ma IT, a-- saa passenger
sa1 Thnrqson N-Tter
Prtrg Mono, Caro-, Hsi - 4 e.
sclr -i-. Chase Virgins @ is
s.lr pa fI11fe h gsani. Baltimore Z -. coal
sllI Gomez P vel. Bal more D. ilInef
shr Msfi9s, Noosfs kasfporf d. sfh ant pssts surs-
schf ksfha1iu. Small. Cteryf-d. lrub.r
sctfsj isa Hl1.-, Rhoai-., CASE .unhsf
snr ABBOT; Lasrecs. Ael Boston. nice. Dayton sprsg1s
schfJ Cooley c.. Hsmmort Boston. mise Afsns
Schf su-su A A1.a gall . Q1incf gran navy ysr3
sthr Homer. has rr-41 Boston nice. b. J H-uns
Sfhr EI@n Besr--. y .s'0n. zee. Fosf@r Ntksfsgn
s.hf Lewi- CfoT-I, B0-- 10. NOSE. W Less
b. sChr Dolphin. Holder = Joh1 b lumber
sclr Aule. CladNas, Falmouth. E'sss
sclf Ulon. Pelfietol. Too nast1n, Inns
schr Sarah Haunt al. . f.fna.ton. line
sshr Gsl-.e Psrs-r. Ha1fneton
WlND-M MERIDIAN. SINS.
spoken, &c.
June i0 i IS s0 sast Jas Of Serth Ysrucu'h
h-nts of Ireland
i'm ist q H. lnH ~ 81. sas steamer steering
4lth sf g. 81 onrf - fr- ID brig Corner ~ Rochsl-
4fl lat a. A. boa ts FAalg shosns 18th red
borders. sLi.e bed add h'sok -te' n
Juns - si a 49, ol o aO passed bns Fortuna stssnnE
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HOTELS.
sT. CHARLES HOTEL

ID OSTON 81 Charles Hotel corner o. oeseS Ac
cester Depot has been thoroughly renovsie1 ~ P-ss
IL The best order Il ~ b i0und 10 be no.1 - -
srst class win ever convenience and Arnio1 IA. oA1
contribute or insure the comfort % = guests
The - Charles Hotel i conducted upon strlci Tempe
Ence principles Terms moderate. go, - .
Baggage taken from and TO the ofe-teI arc VIC Nul'
CIV Dep6ts free al charge MILO 81 Loh.
Bosiol. jane :. i5ss EfOt
flrl.f-L " .sl.-- LI--lls. - !" -
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Mr. CLARK BEAvER's COUNTRY BOARDING
HOTEL

wish 20 ar1 COO retreat c-r. The heat u ne s-n IL
need Ock farther flsl the hoe. Eept BY NJ LAIN
BEAN ER n The retired village u Hug t-ont lie D-c-ess
County, nile from New ano1rsn Landing elslt
nj. rs south OF PolghEeepsie.
Nj Beaver Accommodate nlnr Or ien la---le- of
single ladies' ard gentlemen His ro0ms are large and
airy. The walks and grounds sre shay and pleasant
Churches o. Pres srian- Nein1-st Saf lst Anc
Episcopal DENOMINATIONS are IL the inme1aie vicinity.
Ar Beavers Accommodations are s-ch that a. TIE corr
forts Of home realized De steamer Spienclc
-sve. Nex-York FOR ffarnburEh Wednesdays and
Saturdays note addressed Mr.. B. respecting board
or cOnveyaIce from Any landing WI Dc attended TO-
Terms moderate Jacksonville, Duicless Co y Y Jlse
4lg4g rels W. CLARK BEAVER
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WINDOW SHADES.
So GOO WINpoW SHADES.

THE LARGE STOCK Of imported and American manu-
acilred uansT aren't udOw shades Of every descrp-
ton wholesale ana retail the Wind iafe Emporium
f58 Pesrs Newi 0rk, four doors from Chain tist = Of
frrd for sale Al prices that ODD defy at competition Also
W c0ruces brasscs cords. sad cambucs tor ne
Trade. Purchasers invited 20 cal and examine Tor
themsevesN. b Orders promptly executed and sent to
any part Of the United safes by addressing
mg3i I'm ". O. JENhs. IS Pearl-st y. Y.
WINDOW SHADES GLt Couices Drapery, Mus
w ln- &C. a. wholesale and retail. {. WOODF ORD,
25 Broadway has the most extensive assortment of the
above aruces % found the city greatly reduc-
ed prices Several styles 1f superior iutow shades,
Scrolls the style o. Louis NV, Gotnics Flowers, &c
Aso. Drspcry Curtains. Curtain Loops. Bands. Pins,
Center Tasses Picture Cord and rassels, W ntOw Wire.
&C &C Merchants buying Al wholesale will md 10 their
Interest 10 call before making their purchases ~ n
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ts The subscriber Offers for his house and lot m
>--~ Orange Essex Co J three miles nom Newark
rared on tAe main street and within I'VE minutes walk
Of the depot OF the Morris and Essex Railroad where ne
cars stop several times a day The house is frame Two
story building 10 good order n feet front and - deep
and hshe1 from garnet 10 cellar and also kitchen
w high, - by 70 feet The lot contains an acre
and hlif, wei improved and Is stocked with choice run
variety, snd there nuc largo clns ia
front Terms easy and possession given Immediately II
required
tY- n The purchaser should desire IT, more land can
be- pure ha.ed adjoining essy terms Inquire OF MAR
TIN THOMPSON, Street Commissioners Ofhce, n.
TIMOTHY " MULFORD.
prange 4 Nav X fFtl
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SEALED PROPOSALS VIII be received By Tho
- uuderslgned, Commissioners and Inspectors OF SOn-
mon schools FOR the gheeain W ard al The once Oi me
Cerk Of the Board u Education PARK Buldings unul
Monday the q day " July proxmo a. O'Clock NJ Tor
heating and venuaung by OF furnaces Inc scnooi-
house no being erected In Twenteb-sL near Firstsv-
erue in their Ward Zach proposal must be accompanied
By full description Of The mode proposed 10 Do adopted,
40 must provide for sumner well Winter yenus-
don fSignedi ROBERT KELLY,
JOHN ID Russ
Commissioners c : III ghteenth Ward.
CHRISTOPHER z. WENPLE,
JAMES w. GERARD.
Inspectors c. ;. Eighteenth Ward.
Dated New-York. June 70, 1913. leis ,"
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FIREWORKS.

FIREWORKS, a. 49, Chaiham-sf. Opposite Chat
L ham TheAierD The subscribers have on hand their
usual arge supply and variety OF standard and fancy Fire
works which they viii dispose Of 10 dealers ships, steam
boats parties Of pleasure and the patriotic, on the most
liberal terms consisting part OF the following articles
Rockets Roman Candles, Vertical Wheels Mines OF stars
Mines Of serpents Bengola Lghts Table Rockets Blue
Il ghls Pin Wheels Serpents. Scroll Wheels. Torbons,
Pigeons, Chinese Flyers, sireamers Flower Pots Grass
Hoppers, saxons, Yellow Lights, Triangss, Pyramids,
Fans &c &c Canton Fire Crackers Rockets, Spunk, Tor
pedoes, Pulling Crackers, Double Headers, &C.
lel9 GASSNER 4 YOUNG, 49, Chatham-st
FIREWORKS BY THE MANUFACTURER
Il DANIEL MORAN sells ali sorts OF Fireworks al 100
Chathamst doors from Pearl There you sure TO
geth them good he Is the only pyroIechnis in the city
Pound Rockets 81 per dozen
ielS IVA DANIEL MORAN. Pyrotechnist
EIREWORks.-A general assortment. aud " The
best quality for sale by BADEAU LOCKWOOD,
ieiI I'm 209 WashingtOn-st
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CHAIR n1ANurAoToRy,

IOSEPH BRADLEY, ST Pear-st invites al to call
and examine large aud various patterns Of chairs suit
able To the South American Mexican West India and Cal
iforna markets put up IN boxes OF dor EACH also pa
pier mache pearl naid chairs and tables most tasteuy
designed and highly finished equal 10 the imported Also
new pattern Barber's Chair wholesale and retail
mV.b pAAu
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rEHE SUBSCRIBER has unnvaed facilities for the
L manufacture Of every description OF Ssshes Blinds
and Doors IN the best manner. and begs leave % invite
the attention Of carpenters and builders before giving cut
their contracts Orders FOR the southern and California
trade executed al short nouce.
l. MOORE STEAM-MILL.
In Waterst between Dock and Maln-sts the Fulton
Ferry. Br0okyn iei @meod'
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rT> The Kaltda (O.l FssfHre gives an account
OF cold blooded murder Ia Pendleton, Putnam County,
Samuel Hamilton was killed BY George Busiek The
murder was promeditsted knife bought for the pGr
pose and wound given near the heart, which proved
Immediately fatal The murderer escaped snd bad not
heep takea Many were In paTsait VI han
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WINANr,s BOARDING SCHOOL

EOR MASTERS AND MISSES, a. Little Ferry mi e
Il from H0hoken. New Jersey This school u under the
charge of A. b. WINANT, assisted by Mrs. WINANr -
Instruction given in English and many useful branches
of family education Children received from % 10
Of sge Teams for board and tuition FROM so 20 $40 per
year. payable quarterly In advance For Information re-
speeding the school inquire Of Mr. OcTkANDER, cor.
CaraL M Narlck A Nav York Ie.i I'm.
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NEW-yoRK AMI aarrNyooD

Yt--nAzl9s LINZ OF srAOEs, ron tLe foos
- whitehsll-sI Nsw-Yors. Stage dsss sr5
"a cents.
Passengers wishing 10 visit Greenwood issye -
foot Of Whitehallsl (shere stages from al pArls u ~
City Of NewYork eeneFl BY the Hamilton avenue feuJ'
10 South Brooklyn and be taken 70 The 0re.nwood Ce
tery GaLe Ia the eboye line Of hrsLcAss stages -
VIII ind this The shortest cheapest and most pleasant ~"
10 GrecnwooS. CARLOS GAME Co
South Brooklyn, April, isss. alSH'
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STARFORD MINERAL SPRING. HOTEL

STAFFUKU lNINERNL SPKINfs~ HUIEI.
- The patrons Of this esabshmen informed that the
house being put order and will be ready for reception
Of company 10Th June. Every attention will be paid 10
comfort Of visitors The table supplied with the best
the affords Stages leave Hartford daily al NJ
and Palmer Depot arrival Of New-York steamboat
train. ie5 6W }. ID. BROWNING.
Flying SHIP, AT PERTH AMBOY Fol RrH
y OF JCLY.-The subscriber. proprietor Of the mon
Hotel, the Steamboat Wharf Will b- pleased TO bis
friends sud s who may favor him with cal, the oc
casOn OF the exhibition Of solomon Andrews Aerial ship
jeGft' DANIEL WILLETT. Proprietor.
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22s BOWERY.

I IA MONARQUE call the attention Of ladies' and gen
temen 20 his extensive assortment Of Straw goods
suitable for gents youths boys and infants Also, black
white drab and pearl beavers cashmere Pans moeskir
and silk hats style Of cloth and other caps le2 Inn
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ACCORDEONS,

DAUDOT. FROM PARIS, ACCORDION and sersphne
Dmner and reparer makes, sets notes FOR seraphnes
and AccOrdeons Al S88 BroOme-st upstairs my5 Sun
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SCHOOLRY'- MOUNTAIN Mineral Springs.

tCJ-HEAIH HOJ The undersigned . olld - peci-
fully niorm h-s former patrons hat ne apofs
-nt ld been Tor The ensuing year py lr uAN ID
A GROVE ard VII be under b. pefsosa. nanas p
mcrt and supervision Mr. Crovell = extensively and
favorsty known having been r- proprietor oi he ale
ceehra-ed " NeV-Jersey Hotel % M9T.sioNn, New
Jersey From the luprov and sddirols recently
made 90 The building. the addition oi le" 1al modern
furniture together with he experience ard devotion 20
business u Mr Crowe4 the sccommod auons " ~ doubt
less - % superior order, and lie pace rendered more
desirable than 1eretofore.
Nj CROW ELL is Ii possession OF Tie premises.
and ready % prompt attention 90 appAc slo Tor ~
formation or for acconnlocA-cns o. tie Moani4n lie
ensuing season L MARSH
Soaooleg'f M0unfsia. y. j. June ], l3ie
The undersigned refers the public 10 the shove notice
from Judge Marsh. and Will Only add that III ong expe-
renee IN the management Of Hotels particularly Of hat
late extensive establishment Tie New-yersey Hotel.
IL MOrrstoWn be u inspired With confidence % say
those visiting the above celebrated watering place.
that m The management cf The above-named esia5-
lshmeu they Will with all the Attention. comfort
and convenience that they have received from s late pro-
preior The hodsc will be open Tor the reception u COM
psny the loih OF the present month June.
jeiB eodtAugl- D. A. CROWELL.
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AND HARLEM RAILROAD
BANK NOTICES.

MEcHASics AND Traders BANK.
NEW-iORE. June -. 1873
DIBLIC NOTICE j. hereby gwen that election
for Directors Of the Mechanics and Traders Bank Will
be held AZ tie Banking house. Sc Gr4nd-s Tuesday
The 10Th day Of July next The poll viii be open from 10
O'Clock NJ Also, al he same tine aud ace. cleo
ton viii be held Tor hree Inspectors Of the election
thereafter ensuing for directors Of said Bank BY ode. Of
the Board. e2s w Z. ID. BROWN, Cashier.
DANK OF sALIsBURY.-The notes Of the Bank
ID OF Salisbury, Mary and redeemed by z. HOJ Oh
TON 81 MAl-st a per cent. Discount le25 lyDkN-
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CALIFORNIA.
-. CONCENTRIC COLD WA.HER.

DULL'- CONCENTKIC GOLD WASHER.
D-It- machine H. nothing but TWO pans one Of them re-
vOlvng inside Of the other and around common cenef
the arranged thatt V enabed 10 catch every
particle that would be wasted 10y the inner There 10
no necessity Of going 10 California las some appear TO
have dOne discover that pans the best machines Tor
washing gold. The knowledge can be acquired al
any Of our gold washing and asssyng establishments and
that Of them ranged above decided improve
ment the following certificate coming from one OF our old
est and largest estabh shments amply proves
o. h-fsby ch--rly NJ Jsn-. Sui, total -trn
-thoed macn- washing gd sheh, 90
tn. iluni The b-- article tor that purpose
brought Ey arher add that crper
sod DUNG very limited
Joss WaaNck. " John - y 7
ieL3u " RULL rs Edndge-st y 7.
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OFFICE OF THE ROCKLASD CEMETERY, b
" Leroy place-Propretors o. lots and persons wish
ing 20 purchase referred 90 Dr. jenkins, one OF me
Tris.ee Or 90 The Subscriber a. tae office Leroyp ace
Mr John v B. Johnson Keeper, az the Cemetery
20 whom communicates Do relation 20 lnlernenls are to
b. made The steamboats, Enc and Thomas Powell leave
the foot of Dgane-st 81 7. AN and u and 7 NJ daily
Sundays excepted. The passage occupies an hour and
ten o twenty minutes. Fare . cents from the landing
Psrnont the Cemetery requires for nearse about
twenty minutes An nfermsut, therefore. requires from
the time % leaving The City about ~ hours % tive hours
aud half Returning, The boais leave PermOnt al and
10 o'clock " and and NJ Parties leaving the city
a. VI may attend nfermcni and return in me even
ing Persons wishing purchase and select plats 49, on
Weileslavs and fridays and other days on giving
Cemetery by The Keeper The price " plas, containing
90 square feet. Is g.. Very extensive improvements
have been made and in progress on ne ground
Those who have purchased but not located their
ieze 81. JOHS OAKLEY. Agent