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CIyY TRADE REPORT.

THURSDAY, July lO-o II. N
Aspys-Both descriptions in fair request and ad
vsncing The saIs reached l25 bbs pearls, at s. 80
and pots at 8 B
Br,swAx-American slowly taken at 26c, cash;
prices favored buy ers slightly
BErApsrrPrs-We noticed pretty active trade in
Fo,r chi fy for domestic use, without any material
change vaue The sales embraced abont IL 900 bbls
uninspected State at SO 2 50 o2 soperhne No. at
So s. mixed to good Western at "a IL 81 25, ordi
nary straight State at 81 IL 81 % round hoop Ohio
at 81 rs 81 81. and pure Genesee at 81 81 So Ca
madam remained noted in last with sales OF 600
bbls in bond at 81 25 s43l Southern continued bea
W. and the days business did not exceed $50 bbs mix
ed straight at 81 81 81 So and fancy at 81 s.
81 RE Flour in limited supply ana held at So 81
SO a. Com Meal sod u ne extent a l2o bbs State at
81 ST. and Jersey at 81 S3-the quotations Of Tues
day. Wheat without activity or change mo sales
re ported Rye abundant and cbeeper-l5 800 bushels
having charged hands st 72c. Bcry and Oats were un
steIeo ON, pretty firm, and sound rce East
ern dealers purchased literally Some $1,000 bushels
damaged disposed of at so 5lc mixed Western at
bS Soc, and round yellow at 60c
CoFrEr active, at full figures. The day 3
operations consisted of DO bags Msrscabo at 10 1okc
N0O Laguayra at qhc $500 Rio (by suetion) at PC
and S5V st. Domingo at Z a So.
CorroS-The market continues languid, with sfles q
22oo bales at quotations of yesterday, which We
contiuue.-
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On Wednesday, July o. Mr.. THOMAS RYAN, aged 81
years, u native Of pamerstown, parish Of Muckele,
The relatives friends of the family and the
members Of the Emmet Mutual Benefit and Benevolent
Society are respectfully invited to attend his funeral
his late residence No 1ls Cedar street Friday
l1th inst at O'Clock, 2. NJ His remains will be
veyed to Calvary Cemetery for interment.
On Thursday, July 10, after a lingering illness, STE
rHrN PUTNAM aged 50 years and 20 days
The relatives and friends Of the family invited to
attend his fur eral from his late residence No q Jay
street Friday afternoon at O'clock without further
invitation. His remains will be taken to Greenwood
Cemetery for interment
Albany and Eastern papers please copy
On Wednesday July g. after u lingering disease, Mrs.
eENA REFS, aged SO years.
Her friends and those of her respectfully in
vted to attend the funeral this Prday) afternoon at
O'clock from the residence of her Jas Rees lis
Norfolk street of Rivipgton Her remains will be
taken to Mount Oivet Cemetery, L. l.
On Thursday morning at the residence of DR. Wester-
welt. Staten Island DANIEL youngest son Of Ray
and Susan Tompkns of this city, aged months.
The remains will be taken to Somers, Westchester
county for interment.
In Jersey city on Thursday July 10, of inflammation
OF the brain CHARLEs HENRY WALautsr aged Is years.
The friends Of the family respectfully requested to
attend his funeral from the residence Of his parents
Wayne street door from Grove street this day Fr
day) July 1lth at half past o'clock p. NJ.
OF ccngeston Of the brain. GEORGE W SHuaaAcAR aged
year months and is days, son Of q. w ShurraSar.
The and acquaintance Of the family most
respectfully invited to attend the funeral from the resi-
dence of his father s22 Broadway without further ne-
tice on Friday, July IL. at half-pas o'clock
On July 10 FRAScIs JAMES the youngest Of Frede
rick and s. Sophia Clineh.
The friends Of the family invited to attend the fu-
neral. Friday afternoon, at 3 o'clock from No 81
Third street.
On Wednesday, July Q, of Inflammation Of the lungs
LAURA G daughter Of George IL and Laura G. Dawson
aged years months and IL days.
The remains were inferred in Greenwood Cemetery.
The members Of the Emmett NJ. b. and b Society are
n quested tc attend the funeral Of their late brother
member, Thomas Ryan No 1lS Cedar street on Friday
llth inst. at O'Clock. from Montgomery Hall No
70 Prince street. by order Of
wM. A. NUGENT, President
JoHS MuLpoos, r. 8.
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Ron6out - =
sALEh, July e-Ar sehrs l. Audenreid, phiisdeipkss
Spy, AJbsny sd schr Triumph, Mason. Phtladolehia-
July 6IArr sehr: Bfsdors Phadeiphias 1sh. Csc.
net. Pearl Caroline and Iyaphoe. HYork.
SULLIVAN, July 6-Sid scSr d Brooks, Rose6gsok, N
York
WILMINGTON NC, July s-A,r brig John Dawson, Ben
pett Havana otb schrs Tayier Eawrence and AAry
Eliza waite Denniscn %, sehrs La Brewster Horton sa
galiiot Maria Adrana, Omyetrand, Boston; schrs Ems
line. dol Chas Mills Francis. NYorh ackburn Thomseuv
Dr. brig Orr as New Inet Cil 4th sche
Tennessee Bsck East Dennis 9th Br bGsk Bee Crawford
Liverpool sehr Harrison Price. Rice. NYorK.
Passengers Arrived.
LryxRPooL-Packet ship Shasnon-Wm Shannon. w
Painter.
LVEnrooI--ship Contnsnt-H Patterson, DrJC Tsrrey.
G Van Boskirke
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Port Of New York, July IL.


,,s pey sroy ss. fr,ssssS osS'q
fUribSs 4 Coz Go%promiss Riley 81 John NIB kmSsl =
sarE@Eichard Golden tBr, Bssor. London, Pope 6
r,S , Fpssaf ,IDss Ds1 .Ts.v.I w1i
Peter.os. Ssmpesshy, Taylor Nautilus lerJ Martin
ys: ssrilapd: Yates; fhii.dophl. Ncsnl,1 sos. aY.
scl5.,B.s Nevis mes: Jass'opyrls; Elori.:. RSsi.
Lewdsn. -
Island, stuSsss, Providence.
Arrived.
srd pssssSsss Williams GSlcs u. Jane Is lat a.
r % a. sr ss si sIs s:SSs s ~ z
iSi Pisssphis: ~ int, LAT q s lon s. IL :poEs Ssr Cen
TsyoI Boston for B,vsns Tn. crossed ,hs Banks
ship Continent ioi Bs,n, prunmsna Liy.rpo,l % s,y.
June ~ lat ~ Ion 81 spOss chip nusaeuos hence for Law
Ship colynbu. tsorl. ralconserr. norway oday'. in
btI;st With ie rs,ssssss' 70 s'sE s.,,0 with
bsrk Charlotte tBr, Harrison, Glasgow. IS ts5h With
Bsrs rs css.sss tSsri Tsne D,.p.n [ssrray soi,y'
Barh L8u, s,rsml scesse. Btensn. IS days vita nd''
Brs virrrit iBrall Bareoi, Peusuin tcoast q Ps.a
.oFa and 2 Gays from re Isasis' s.a sasSs e Evsr.,
q csl.s for osgs Coed nsPs 81 days ont "a lss - ;,
sh II ss 81 o. ps sa sr'I o btSss
sr bs%.s s s s 81 ~ H = v S '' bs s & Hs
Bris gils 4 Charlotte tBrem) K.rslans. Brspen. q
Bgis Lesmona (BremD aeerken, Bremen, - days with
dee and 43 p.stengers 70 Oerichs 20 "a inst st 70
Brig Aconits (of Eastport Winchester Ponce, PR, June
Bris Eiiss IBrj Kssn,S q JssO cus. Is days. with
~, Druid of Esstp,rt Dsmmias ST Jaso, Cubs, With
sugar master July LAT ", len a. saw ship Mobile
Bris John pu.,on Burhst Trinidad, Cuba jane a. with
Bris por,l.na lof rortIsn9) s.s1rs Ssrd'ns' days.
Brig Noseiie Bsnsook. Orsnd 10 days, With lumber.
scbr Enserrrise Brl Evans, Newport ~ dsys 18th rail-
sehr D,iso fof saiivanl Pe,.pr. POr. an Prince IS
days, wish coffee Asd logwood, 10 Thompson Hunter
schr ConneoticuS farohid, Nevbsrn. Nc fdays' with
schr A RisIey, saney, virginia. 2days.
setr onte,uns smith, Port d.s ssasrsen' LII
sohr Trsvees, Bushnell, New Haven.
sshr Hudson Church. New London, bOund 10 Philsde,
s.hr Aida smith New London, bound Va PisrmsaL
sthr y y Willetts, Smith, New London;
sSsr .S Gen ysGs,sS ...s iSs.'ES, Si'
sobr United, Hallock, Providsnce, bound " Albany
schr Glide, lowell, Boston bound 70 Als.ny
sehr copsre.. si.cSsii, Hsrrns,on, 8 days
ssSr seq. Hsi vsnssIi. ssss sssoS. id cserrsssid ds1s
schr Ty rome, strout Cherryted, days
schr Cs.,ss croeher. orlsns Day,
Sehr Odd Fellow, Biscsinrton, RociisBd. bdaJs.
sehr cssIisns.. Harding. Kockians, dsys
sssr Ei,s%rnss Es.s1r snsass Ross,snS days
s.hr seyisa boyis, Calais: = psy.a..o. day.
shr. E.sls, san rrsnei'saI Cur xsunsrns' liverpool
yvrv p-wlnd surns The dp sw.
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Married,

On July Q, in the Reformed Dutch Church, Broome
street by the Rev DR. Van vranken professor in the
Theological Seminary, New Brunswick N. j., Mr. HESRr
J MAksH Of the firm Of Browning Hull & Marsh, to Miss
OLIVIA ANN HocoHros, only daughter of T. L. Houghton.
Esq who for many years the printer and editor of
the Orange County GGxetfe.
In Brooklyn, on Wednesday, July 0, by the Rev. DR..
Pse George BRooNE, Of the late John l.. Broome
to AMELIA S. PRScE, stepdaughter of Gabriel Fran.
chere, Esq.
At New Haven, Conn on July 4, by the Rev. X. +.
Armstrong Mr. ELBRIpsE g. VAN SoHAAoK to Miss ELIZA
c. BopES, all Of New York city.
Mr. ROBERT BERTiSE Of 2i1 Third avenue, requests
to contradict his marriage announced yesterday
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rhe.,,sc., ana Musse.I.

Bno.pwsr TsE.rHs.-The second night Of the engage
ment q buchanan aud Nese the public the oppor
tun,y Of seeing the former Macbeth and the latter
Mscoun There occasions whep criticism hsits NJ
sme preat aftisca work presented for ANAL ss such
conception and powerful IN execution The dram tc ART
hes gained new impulse by such bold and startling
evr heretofore tobe the perfection Of stage knowejx
faded before the impressions made stamped and txed
by the superior artisica ski displayed By ts aeto
vbose fame must be source ~ pride and grsti-
hcstion 10 every American who has kncwie5ge
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MARK ETs ELsEwBERE.

Bosro-. July ~ .fuetion?o shares Ttchbyrs Pail.
mi io ~, 0tcenbush Rsroad guarantesd7 cent
etock e4 rer 81 Fail River Railroad, pt " y
Bostsn and Worcester Railroad, iO0 per sh ~ Eastern
Rsilrosi, ~ per thj ~ rsirhaven Hank, - yer sh.
J,oErs Pcr SW shares Reading Reilrpsd, 21i Eaet-
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DR wARREr, NO. MOTT STREET. IS oorsuIrHr
~ private diseases which he vithcst msrcury
recnt cured in daya Dr. wa spsciae Ne rsssh
81 thi!tyss yssr eXsrsss nsvs, fss Of oore Pries
ssis br quses n Roossvsh streeA NJ ga srs
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Telegraphic Marine ReporSs.
- CHARLxsroH, July o.
Arrived-ship Copernicus NYork
Nrw 0RLEANs. July 7.
Aived-steamer Cherokee Nyorh with 800 passengers
BoAton.
Cleared Sth-selr Urbens, -
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City Inlelligence.

TIE WEATHER -TBE fHEKNIosiETER Yesterday was
the s,tri-st Of the season The atmosphere very
oppressive though the mercury not as high upon
occasions when heat not much complained 81. The
following Is the register Of the Thermometer for the last
three days
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NJ MEDlatAls


vTHE MARRIED wOMANS PRIVATE MEDICAL Coz
panion-By DR.. A NJ Aaurioeau Professor Of Dissass
Of Women-Twentieth edition. Is mo-. pp 30-Pries IL
Years Of sunyng Of and mental anguish 10 msy
a6econate wife, and pecuniary difficulties TO the
band might hsve been spared by timely son Of this
contemplating marriage, discoses important
which should be known TO them particularly.
To those whose health does permit Of increase
family t IA % especial Importance.
either budding into womanhosd the decline
years IN whom nature oontempstes importsnt chans
can discover the causes symptoms and the most efc
remedies and most certain mode In complains
W which her sex is subjeot
(Extraot OF Letter from Gentleman Dayton Ohs.s
DAYTON, Nay l, l8H
Nv DEAR SraMy wife been pereeptbiy sinking 10,
some three yea or mere In OF her xsaS
guish suffering months before snd during
Gnemept every and debiliAsesd
and Frustrated har patng her life in imminent dsngex
which the last oocasop despred Of supposed
this state Of things inevitable and resigned myysb
meet the worst Al this time, Inow about Swo monthsl
reaching my On It's receipt and perusal
press you the relief 1t afforded distressed mind and
The it's impaired wife, learning that tos
great discovery Of NJ NJ Desomeaux provided remedy
be But for this another year would have passed
my head. in all human wife would have bs
In her grave, and my children Left motherless
lts Of COURSE mpraotiosble to convey fully ts
various subjects Of they of nature stesy
For sale ct 20 broadway, andIat the Publishing Smes -
Liberty street. New York. Little Co., Albany Jcsccf
Tucker Alabama: T. B. Peterson % Chestnut sreA
On the receipt Of 81, copy viii be transmitted by ua
postage any Of the United States Allets
BE- addressed. paid to Dr. n. Msuroesu. tcs
L224New York city Once I'D Liberty strsss
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NEW MEDICAL BOOKs.-A COMPLETE PRACTICAL
work the nsure and treatmeut Of delicate disssss
and all the Andred tfections-ilustrated by great
Der Of beautifully colored plates large s by Homer
Bosswick, NJ d. lecturer surgery and diseases Of s
sdltien price $40 Esrsot from the Boston Medical aat
TO Roords or Acton works ON the same family of dsecs
and far superior to thing the kind published
tAis country" Author of The Family Physician prios
Is oents Author Of work Self Abuse and its deps
ss.e ST. fan sss az hs pu oshs sTRfN
272 Broadway, and by the author. bO4 Broadway.
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nR oo0Ds COMPOUND EXTRACT, A CERTAIN
- and speedy sposao for private disorters-TA ~
one 10 guaranteed 70 in short time cwed
in two dsys lis rihout dsasrssAble taste SMELL and
will with the most diate stomach Csnre of
IL not essential ~ exposure the weatr be re-
gsrded Sold ~ Brigham and Miller, " avenue n; q.
Lysn 2 rssA ftreet and at Drummonds ~ ResAe street.
opposite Stevasts. =
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$500 81 srl
speedy without the least restrictions Of dA
drink, exposure. change in application business Ts
proprietor ohslenges single which the MIXTURE wb
not under the forfeure Of Eve hundred dollars
put up in bottles with full Directions At ST. One
issts week cured il two days Por sale ~ g.
H. RING 1872 Broadway, and lQ Bayard street. New Yor
": R. Little. l0A Hanover street. Boston WRIGHT Co. p~v
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nR. COOPER ~ DUANE STREET, HAS FOR rnl
~ LAST ~ years devoted his practice 10 tho srestmept
merouris sna ot-r diseases BE can sure the most sser
strsngers dont he deceived BY suntebss whs persia
ates my nhme have not left Dunne street II vssu
yenr health, shun the inpostor. See diploma IN ny
emoe "A cure Euaranteoa In eaeh easa. no eharke.
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DARIe AND LONDON TREATMENT OF PRlVHrH
4 diseases in few hours, BY vegetable sppcateA.
without pain. In debility brought ty improper hss
constitutional Affections he combines medicines VIII
te local remedy and show there thou:sn
who cannot be cured without IT. he daily,
years duration from the other physicians. In all he
ties permanent He structures daily he
ling the former disease enough His diploma sst
these and the hundreds Of certificates
equal II. You cured me in day.-D n. Corbyn. Ons
local application CURED in few hours after anothse dee
tor tried long time.-C. Der md paid $500
years. be cured Of weakness from self wthout
It, yet you cured by local and general treatment
short tme.-Jas. Evans Yen CURED Of the wors, a
syphlitic ulcers body and face in short ssr
had been under three physicians for besides
every quack medicine could hear ofwm Ferguson Psr1
Amboy, N j. Those at distance by enclosing
treated by mail. Office hours from A. NJ 70 p M anS
TO p. y. n. LARNONT, n D.. u RsaAe stresA tws
doors from Broadway, not in the store
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CARD-DR DE LANEY. AUTHOR OF THE PRIVATE
Medical Guide. &C, is Consulted with henorsbe
hdence ALL dseaes Of private nature-strcures
hoods detties mPedmsnts marriage aad disess:s ~
tements he sin ply Offers to those whs had p~evtsns
proof OF his professional ability every psro
sse and speedy that be desired Treateeu4
letter. Ofioe 81 Iispen ard atreet. q Hrnadx
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TYR PAwCrTT CAN BE cONFTDENrIALLY CON
disssses hich e without mercury Recent diseAs
cured days His Balm Zura. for destty
brought by self abuse the meet igoratng me<ets
for tfat dssss known In this country Ne fes M
ured
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800 Ocassl sAyspuDR -, RIc9RDs su fkEscn copAivA
speedy for private di.orde Its neat portable so
put In the shape Of pills. its tastoess natr &c..
enjoyed BY NO other snit prepsrxSon
New York az Br oaaway at the bookstore Price o.
REwIsE IN TiME.-DR. HUNTER. PRoPRlErOR o.
- the old and long estsbishsd Hunterisn DspenssrS
sres wshou. Any .urgicsl operation 2, ssus.e siss
ss Eany days IS they have been year, s.and,s D'or
Dr. Hunter :. once before applying sss~hsrs 70 be rosA
II have has experience In this branch
cine than any other living. Here few whs de.
sired the Doctor publish their proofs You
four weeks of dreadful disease that broke all
and the efecto OF mercury reduced that lA
up than year, and had been given up BY doses
doctors-John Ed" You cured In tins Of IN
ohoers in three wcehs of dreadful disease OF
ysky AB sp sisy tbrss 2tsr d2otoI had not only vr
up but il was as mnoh their lives worth
be in q with me-JohL Burey Pilots Cook" "Tvslv
years applied to London physician to be oured o.
less than two months II broke again tried otAe
with the effect aud got shoroushiy well Of hk
hydra and many headed monster until called at dis
pepsasy four years and since eound
mar hyins-Edvin Coma Buffalo agency. Nc Pe.s
street We're DR. Hunters Red Drop can be had gsnsns
Price 81 only This remedy the patisnt sssns
secondary atacks Trestment b. letter when
tisulsr Is siven.
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DR. MORRISON 10 CONSULTED DCorrIDEsrIAILI
~ certain which he treats without
Recent cured fev Thirty years vr~oso
enables him debility, &e arising fro seb
abuse See his Londen diroma In his private nos p4h
Fulton street. ~ B.-Ho foe tiil -.rsd-
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nR l.. noRTAMoaE ouLD SAY TO THOSE st

nR. l.. hoRTAMoRE nouLD SAY TO THOSE wBo
~ have contracted disease Curs ut vcieas. that a
Take care thy besith have devoted many yesrt t
my profession sud have treated suceessfuy thoussnds -
patients Those Who vsh 20 suit those pssnt
do ffree % chsrIsb from sA " TO Up NJ Sundays
excepted. II you vass your health, will avoid thos
knaves who unhushn tell you that they cniy
you and that their one nd of medicine "a all that
for disease " all is orm P.rsonp whose health
been ruined BY thsae egyts.s. esn Pon me daily.
L MORTAMORE. ". b.. 49, william .trecs.
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Norfg UNTIL GURED,DR. coRDIrg OF Is
~ Duase ttreet may be consulted confdss TALLY
treatmebt Of delicate dsessee Frsn prastce of swsrty
years. Br enssled 10 guarantee rsrmansst curaA
vithout mercury D c. specise box, bottla deL
lar. hssnever failed In efecting \ cure
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nR RALPHs PRACTICAL PRIVATE rREATIss-
~ intended for all who need sosnd practical infornaos
afflicted With certsin ds~ases-givng the
symptoms prcgress and consequ acos of each disea.
ouding structure. seminal weakness &C. with fss
the remedies, their management Sc, Son piein iAs
ruage IL enables every one 70 successfuiiy aud piss
sdition.H2 pp, With plates, price Is cents. sod ~ g.
Mailed IN secure envelopes BY addrcssa tpostpAiss b
6p, Post Once.
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DR. RALrB, AUTHOR OF rnE arsAerleAL =.

ot, Sa baaf. mn o., iS
snd o'clock r. N tsunday excepted No. sS orces
vieh street Prom ts uncommon medical ADVANTAGES
The author enjoyed, sEongs which he would
having resided several Par Cor the psrr~~
OF studying these disesses followed Ny long
tensfve practice devoted exclusively 70 THE speciality h
without hesitstios promise, In the
and complicated ctsesas structure secondary disee
&emor- certain, e. and radical than ke Oh
tsined from other IN America Those who spp1
In the earlier stages o. private Diseases will be srsthe1
the and rspdty a the which 10 often eesse1 n
very few days. Separate waiting provided 70
treatment BY letter, address Dor 20. Fost Oaice.
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To FEMALEs-rHK ORIGINAL PoRruourss
Female Psls certaia cure for obstruetoss, irre~.-
lsrtes Ne, price 81 be had genuine only The Nsv
York Agency, spensrd street Alec the French .sss
for female weak leucorhps 81 the French
DO. mailed 70 part Of hhe Union. ADVICE rrata.
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MEDICAL LECTuREs ON SEMINAL DISEASE Bg
Nl r Glover. N. D.-Tbe first number gives ths
guenoes and Of class Of generally not vel
derstood by medical Treatment shown ey 49,
engrAvings and Instrument which nvgorates dctk
tea organs For sale at 2 broadway and by The susAss
No. II Ann street. Price rs cents.
LIVERY MOTHERS B0OK-THE PEARS OF Pov.
Il erty and the prospect OF large family Of htldrca
prevent sany prudent people from marrying. but hee
overcome an such objections Price 81 ror sale W Dr
Esmeraldo At the Portuguese Agency No ~ Ann sxset
be answered.
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WEDNESDAY,, Jan. 20 h 1851.

IN HOUSE. Petitions were present.
ed, read and disposed Of a. follows:
BY Mr. Taylor, petition Of citizens Of
Cedar county for the right Of way Cor the
Lyons Iowa Central Rail Road company;
laid On the table.
Mr. Robinson offered resolu'ion which
was modified and agreed t., as fellows:
Resolved, That the Rev. ]. B. Bowen
and Judge Mason have the use Of this hall
this evening for the discussion Of the sub
ject Of capital punishment.
Mr. Harper from the select committee
TO whom was referred Senate file g., a
bill for an act granting the Burlington
D,dgeville and Virginia Grove plank road
ompany, reported The same back with a.
amendments TO the title and the bill; which
svere concurred in, said bill was read
second and third times, passed and title
agreed 10.
Mr.. Eaton from the Committee on
schools 10 whom was referred H r file
-, q bill for an act to repeal the 9TH sec.
!. Of an act to establish normal schools.
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7 H E low A CA

engineer 70 hoisance and sur
.vey OF the "a road.
On ipotion lylor call Of the
House was had appeared that all
the members a were in their
seats.
The question The amendment
was decided in i60 b, Pc, yeas 8, nays
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tenate; bill read third time and passed.
Mr.. Shields, asked leave of absence for Mr.. Levi.
for the remainder Of the session; leave geanted.
Mr.. Wright, moved to take from the table Senate
ale 60 bill for an act to dispose of the saline lands
Of this State and appropriate the proceeds thereof
asrced to- aud on his motion, referred to the COM
mit,ee on schools.
Senate file So, bill for an act to provide for the
establishment of state Lunatic Asylum; read q
third time-passed and title agreed to.
Senate file 81 joint resolution relative to the &C.
counts Of the Iowa Peni :enliary; read third time
and passed.
sell into committee of the whole for the consider
alton Of the code, Mr.. Lowe in the chair; and after
some time spent therein the committee rose, and
by their chairman reported the same back to the
senate, and asked the concurrence Of the Senate In
their action thereon.
The question being on concurring in the action O:
the committee; call Of the Senate was had, when
tappeared that Mr.. Hendershott was absent.
Mr. Hendershbtt appearing;
On motion OF Mr.. Howell, the further call was
dispensed with, and on concurring in the report OF
committee on the first amendment made by the
House to section p chapter ?, title i, part l. yeas
10, Nays 8.
So the amendment was agreed To-; further amend
ments to the code were considered and acted on.
un motion OF Mr. Shields, the Senate adjourned
until o'clock p. NJ.
2 O'Clock P. NJ
on concurr'ng in the action of the committee OF the
whole on the amendment made by the House to
section ., chapter 3 title part I; and on this u,es
ton the yeas and nays were demanded. Yeas 10,
Nays 8.
30 the vote was reconsidered; and the question
recurring on concurring in the report Of the COM
nittee; the yeas and nays were ordered. Yeas 6,
Nays -.
80 the report was not concurred in.
The question being on concurring in the report
OF the committee of the whole, on the appendip,
pending the adjournment.
Mr. Cook, moved 10 strike out the first sections
10 relation TO capital punishment; and on this ones
follows:
/. Ysls-Niessrs. Cook, Espy, Everson, Howell,
Lowe and Shields, 6.
Nlys-Alcssrs. AIger, Baker, Casady, Hender.
ehott, Hepner, Lefilngwel Morton, Sales, SeIman.
4psss, Weight asd Mr. Presidens, n. -
- the motion was lost
Aud ON the question OF concurrrine in the report
e the commit,se; ths yeas and nays were ordered.
Teas 10, Nays 8.
- the report was concurred in.
Mr. Norton, moved 10 strike out ~a,s in . section
end snseat ss2o which was agreed 20.
On motion Of Mr. Howell, the Senate adjourned
until Tomorrow norm. & at O'Clock A. NJ.