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IADvERTIsESENr J
~ BARNuM's GREAT EXHIBITION,

~ BARNuM's GREAT EXHIBITION, OPP
posite Aston Place, viii positively leave the Oly
amer to-day. The last performance will be gwen
this evening During Its stay IN New-IorS II mas
attracted larger audiences than have ever previously
been drawn out to any MenageTIe whatever ana the
variety OF attractions presented 50 g"a' 'ha' one
must be difficult indeed, to please, VINO cannon ma
something TO interest him, either IN the display OF
wild beasts anil curiosiues or IN the highly pleasing
performances which are presented The eStaohSh'
meut will be in stamford Ct, on Monday As inns
isthe closing day we would advise visitors to selec
the morning or afternoon exhibitions, anu mus
avoid the excessive crowd which will be present al
night
IL In Justice TO the Hat Finlshers Union
we cheerfuv give place to the following resolutions
Alta meeting OF the stockholders Of the HAT FIN
lsRLRs UNION, held "Wednesday evening June l. the
following resolutions were offered and UNANIMOUSLY
approved and ordered to be printed.
lnaSmuch certain parties IN this City, actuaie1
by enviouS feelings at the success Of enterprise
and relmQuishng all claims to modesty OF business
courtesy have 6lched the title Of Union by which we
are known and designated, and have appropriated II
10 themselves, evidently With a design Of deCelylng
those of the community IN pursuit Of Us therefore
Rssolrcd. That deem II an act OF justice TO our
selves and 10 the community, 10 expose the duphcNy
OF such parties and place them IN then own proper
character before the public
Rssolred That we viii eu; perform our duty by lay
ins before the public the fact that Ne, the THE HAT
fIsisHERs' Union No ii PARK-Row, are the only
association Of practical Journeymen Hatters IN the
City OF New-York, and all other Unions or CompA-
MES called are but individual enterprises In which
me loorneymen have no participation IN the results
OF the business
RESOLVED, That we viii appeal TO the community to
Withhold Their patronage from those who may hang
ouI iaiSe Deacons-and 10 sustain the iaudaole and
humane efforts Of the mechanic IN the maintenance
OF MS Just and natural nights.
GEORGE RICHARDS, President
GEoReE w. WEED, Secry
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By telegraph to Che New-YOrk Tribune.

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BecrcT sfre,ts
For further Tsl,grcphic Dispatcher SEE FI,i Pss,.
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NTarkets....BALrINoRE. Jun.

Our markets remain much the same as
Yesterday.
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nrArn or A MrMRER oF rHE BAR-In

DEATH OF A MEMBER OF THE DAK'-IH
the Circuit Court yesterday VIM. c. Prince ESQ., an
nounced the death of Daniel Egan, Esq a member
Of the Bar of Kings County, whereupon the Court
adjourned as mark Of respect for the memory Of
deceased.
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Arrest For GnANp LARcEYY.-Jo Ohm

AKKL5T FOk ONAND IANCEN1 - y UIIII
Kemner and his wife Mary were yesterday arrested
by officer Blrdsa OF the 18th Ward, charged with
stealing JewClry to the value OF SIS, the property OF
Harmon +. AhrenS residing at No $50 Thirj-av
The woman employed In the capacity as servant
IN the family of Mr.. Ahrcns and as Is supposed, was
nstigaed by her husband 10 steal the property part
Of which they had pawned and the remainder had
disposed of by other means. II was all recovered
and the accused committed 20 prison by Justice
MCGrath for trial.
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Markets --nALIiAVNs' Se-' :

Sales have been made to-day OIL SOV "0iS
Howsr,i-ss. FLoVE ii 70.
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REAL EsTATE.-The following sales of
Real Estate In DunkIrk, was made on Wednesday,
June 4,
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I'm TnlRrrENTn REGIMENr-ELECTIoN.

A special meeting was held at the City Armory yes
,erday for the election Of Major OF the 18th Regiment
N.YS Militia Brig. Gen. Duryea presided ana
Lieut. Hogan acted as Secretary There were three
candidates Thomas Up. Teale Charles Morrison
and j. H. Gaus OF the As votes IN the regiment
30 were polled, of which Teae received H. Morrison
TO- and Gaus $50 the former was declared elected.
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OFFIcERs OF THE NEw-YoRK STATE
GRAND LopaE.-At the annual meeting OF the 'r"hd
Lodge OF Free and Accepted Masons OF the stale Oh
New-York. held at FreemasOns' Hall, on Thursday
evening, the 5ih INST, the following Grand ofhcerS
were elected
The NJ W Isaac Philips, Of New-lork, Grand h I
Master ,, g.. f-,oa
The RI W James Jenkinson, of Albany senior HrAhd
Warden. ~-,- -.
The Ri W Oliver {. DensOw, OF foAkers' JUNIOR
The RI W James Herring, Of New YORK, Grand Sec y
The RI W lohn Horspooi Of New-Iork, Oh treasurer
The RI w and Rev IVAN nj Johnson John Conn, ana
Edward Cook. Grand ChaplalnS
The w Wm Boariman, Grand PuiSulNant
The W Greenfield Pote. Grand rher.
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DEATH BY DRowNIxG.-The body of an

DEATH BY DRowNING.-Th body of an
unknown woman, about 30 years Of age, was yeser-
day found on the dock of pier No. \ K The de-
ceased was dressed IN light calico frock. The Co
rOner held an inquest and verdict OF DEAN ny
drowning was rendered.
DIED SUDDENLY.-John Shields, residing
at the corner of Twenty-ffth-st and Elghth-av died
suddenly at his residence early yesterday morning.
The deceased was man OF Incorporate habits and
for several days previous to his decease had been in
dulging very freely. The Coroner was notified
Fouxp DRowNED The BODY of an I'M
known man about IS years of age, was found yester
dav IN the dock the foot of Cedar-St immediately
after the Propeller Fanny Gardner left the dock
The Coroner was notified, and viii hold an inquest
tins morning
FIRE.-AbOut ii o'clock on Wednesday
night ire broke out IN stable IN Eighth-st be-
tween Sixth and Seventh avs, which was entirely
destroyed. Through the energetic efforts of the fire
men the flames were prevented from spreading.
SERIOUS ACCIDENT-James Fox, la
borer while engaged at work on new building at
No I5s West SiXteenth-st, fell through the beams
of the second story to the basement and taken to
his residence with several OF his ribs broken
CRUELTY TO A HoRsE.-A fellow named
John McCarty was arrested yesterday, on a charge
OF maliciously manning horse by cutting out his
tongue. lie was held by Justice McGrath for exam
nation.
THEFT or A WATCH AND CHAIN.-A wO-
man named Kate kearney was yesterday arrested
on charge OF stealing gold watch and cham valued
AT S75 from young man win Whoh she wa III
company III the street She was held FOR examina-
ton
ARREsr ON BENCH WARRANT-One
Phlllp Kenny was Yesterday arrested on warrant
issued bv the Court Of Sessions, charging hlm WIN
ISSUING lottery policies. He was committed for TRIAL
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EXAMINATION or PUBLIC School No. =
The annual examination of tins School took place
Yesterday in the school Room IN Nork-st. IN the
presence Of several members Of the Board OF Educa
ton and a numerous auditory. The primary de-
nar,ment first underwent examination, and gave
much satisfaction The adult classes Afterwards
brought forward under the superintendent OF Rev
David Svme A VI. were closely questioned IN Gram
mar History and Arithmetic, and evuced hlgh ue-
gree Of proficiency all those branches OF education
Several lads also distinguished themselves IN the de-
livery OF declamaiory pieces. The female depart
ment under the able superintendent OF Mlss PheipS
we're examined IN the usual branches and gave eyi-
dence OF the high degree OF culture theY nave re-
ceiyed Their unhesitatlng replies 10 The questions
mi elected much commentator from al present
Two Young ladies gave very truthful reAGlng OF
scene IN Hamlet but where al are pT0hclenI IL u
needless 10 particuanEe. Several pieces were sung
nv The children during the intervals o. me eNaihha-
non . and finally the semi annual ceruhcateS were
,ay,led 10 several scholars ai.er which theE were
s5ireSSei IN a highly complimentary STRAIN oy rev;
N y Novse and Judge Greenwood We examined
some mcneil drawings. and ESSAYS IN literary comPo'
S,,'oo which were highly crodltabe. The number
frbolar> ON the Register : 2Ss average daily al
tsrfance so. number OF teachers l..
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WITNESSES IN THE Cry PRISoN.-Ihe
Grand Jury came into Court yesterday morning and
made complaint that the persons confined at the City
Prison TO secure their attendance witnesses, were
not lodged and fed rs became their peculiar position
There was no convenience provided at the City Pri-
son, other than that provided for the detention OF
criminals This operated as great hardship IN the
cases OF witnesses who were innocent Of any crlme
bu, who were unfortunately unable 10 give bail Tor
their attendance at Court. At the suggestion OF the
DiStrict-Attomey, the Court said the matter should
meet with immediate attention, and some provision
should be made either at the SherIh's Jall III Ill
dTdge-S otherwise, that the cause Of complaint
should be removed.
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The ILLUSTRATED NEw-YoRk News


The ILLUSTRATED NEw-YoRK NEws.-
new weekly has just been issued in this City with
the above title, on the plan Of the Illustrated NeOs
Of London, prntiwhich has obtained worldwide
celebrity. The editorial department OF the paper is
conducted with marked ability, and exhibits great
spi1t and viyacity. Ii comments on the prominent
topics of the day in a style which is al once spicy
and good humorcd, without mistaking rbaldry for
wit AS 70 the engravngs, they embrace 4 wide
range Of subjects, from the comic 20 the descriptive,
and IT, as must be confessed, they capable of I'M
proVemen we ought not to expect the highest style
Of ant for five cents "A week The paper is published
BY T. w Strong 9s NasSau-st
The New COsTUmE.-A lady made her
appearance IN Broadway on Thursday, dressed in
the new costume. She was young, and Of course
attracted much attention II the fashion continues
to spread, and to be admired as it Is at present,
wherever seen, such appearances will soon become
too common to excite particular notice.
BELMONT HALL, ScHooLEY's MOUNTAIN
SPRINGS, N. by referring TO our advertising col
umns. we perceive this highly popular establishment
is now open for the reception of visitors
IRON FURNITURE.-MOstp persons CONSIDER
coarseness or cumsness to be inseparaby connected
with every article manufactured from Iron but such
as visit the store Of the Patent Merchandise Com
pany 2iD Broadway, find that this most useful OF
metals can be made as ornamental as servlceable-
In the BedsteadS Hat Stands Tables, &c, there ex-
hibited. nothing but Oak, Rosewood, China Bronze,
Pearl and Gold meet the eye-thuS presenting
strength and solidity, clothed with beauty and taste
and utility, combined with economy. The attempt
of this Company to bring Iron Furniture into use
has been completely successful, though not alto
fether an experiment on their part, as 1t has long
been in fashionable IN Europe, and an Iron Bed
stead is now on exhibition at the Worlds FAIR, the
prce of which Is $500. The Chd'S BcdStead, Just
received at the Companys store, IS tbs cunnlnseSI
thing imaginable
WITNESSES IN THE Cry PRIsoN.-Ihe
Grand Jury came into Court yesterday morning ana
made complaint that the persons confined at the Cry
pr,sor 10 sccurc their attendance as witnesses. were
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SECOND UNITARIAN SOCIETY, BROOKLYN.
See advertisement IN another column. Rev
Thomas starr King, Of Boston breaches tomorrow
morning and afternoon. al the French academy.
Seats free, and no collections
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CRUELTY TO A HoRsE.-A fellow named
John McCarty was arrested yesterday, on a charge
OF mahciOusly manning a horse by cutting out ms
tongue. lie was held by Justice McGrath for exam
nation.
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CoRoNER's INQuEsT-An inquest was held
upon the body Of Margaret Farren, residing al 10y
Water.st, on Thursday. Deceased was a years OF
ace and native OF Ireland, Verdict dieu Of Jas
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ARREsr ON BENCH WARRANT.-One
Phlln Kenny was Yesterday arrested on warrant
issued bv the Court Of Sessions, charging HIM WIN
ISSUING lottery policies He was committed for trlal
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person entered OAR books unless s
payment OF The sabscsipxloa 70 nsAs IN advances.
Distant sub.cbsxs may ~ lsus A@ se.ssss
which pAa " ", ali Isk ssA ~ ss1sssss ~
sale transmission. ae qh a2@77 % u4a
COUNTRY PAPER /. published M weekly dxias shs
.ioAs u Congress. and .esni weekly during the recsss
Subscriptions for period than VII sc received %
terms popornoned
W-FosTmAsTERs Assnsi snd, by
sesdinx DAILY subscribers $50 snciossd vvs
6hmi wkEALf subscribers, with Us enclosed oruvs
saSscnbss WIN so enclosed viii be entitled Of ne
edinon they furnish Sos xSstls.
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NAvY-YARD, cHARLEsTowN, MASS.

.# ~ CLASS No. l-BraxisrS Copper.
10 shces baxeTs copper fr~ by feet estimated
At 30 ibs., per h.
10 sheeu copper, feet BY feet estimated
at 80 Ibs., per Ib lA
10 sfsnsrs "copper" fee, by feet, estimated
At 495 lbs. per ID.
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agree furnish and deliver the said navy any
additional quantity required
Of the nscal ending 0h June, ls2, fifteen days
from the the commandaD OF said
yard e1t#Af~-Haljg# .eHsElf#L .4N 14l. 9#Eg e
my accepted desire be addressed through post
-- and the navy agent -,
Very respectfully, Alb.
To CaAs VIZ 6kinaRR, stls ffE
Chief Of Bureau Of Construction, &c, Washington, d. G.
We. the undersigned, residents Of in the State Of -,
hereby guarantee foregoing bd Of bs accept
will, within days after the receipt Of the
post desnatrd with sum
furnish The sHppe embraced In said bid
hrmy with The terms Of the advertisement under which Il
na4e #e.s @f 8tttr t.Hs--MT .44#e.4A q. ID.
EF.
hereby certify tks OF my knowledge belief
named guaYantOrs good and suhicisnt-
~ F@tA ~ *N @. H., Navy Agent.
FORM or ENDORSEMENT
tH. the enveioue uansmisnng The offer.
"Prepon Napa Ssppiiss, t~ArAl tAe ysrdCIass No
MAYNARD, KIrrERY, MAINE.
.. -s.#." ... CLAss No. a-IoA .#.s ..#.
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bureau Of Construction, Equipment and aspal May O. i,

@H rA NAVY DxrAxraxkr,
Bureau Of Construction, Equipment Repair May o. 1851
cEALED PRofosALs, eadorsed ProposaI. M Naval Supplies
y namns the e.-. and yard which msas
Ss or furnishing dsvsns the spesSs
One al s ] ausa .ss ,s
a r. M soaSs M due pogoos Of each kind mus,
u part on Dscs@ssr next one onsr fourth
sls y me a A sss .s ss s On before
IN aessp oSs. s & oiIs, n".s nsIa,a. pss aud qualify
Sucsson and manufacture OF the United states.
mo sss ~ ss IsaSss 70
% % & q s q s Tass IN e %
void without affecting hs night Of The said United Stale.
@ default aha. in ssissrias !. or
% $ @ il s ss ass lna %
viii forfeit and The United States, qudaied
dated damages may 6on ns they occur
terms and es~Siion any quantity quanss
es. I'D s, ., aay Be ssua a. ne said a. navy
i.sn q june ssa.ssn hundred and asssn days
Where ihe article. be delivered. : '-'s :"
y s ssa aa ts I'll s. ss4 III Il. and
mentioned As class or usA .As ba made The cost Of each
oscy up, faii comparison bid.
No 1s S"ss I Be- will Ss
sy % sus s ns ss % no AA
All article. must Se IF ths very t:st quality conforming
% a Il ID 3. % Ss d
order and condition ia suitable vessels packages the
the cOmmAnddnt thereof
tho estimated
in the forth in that
p addition will bs withheld
so.s,s n security 9 i, an, Ninety
said H paid BY the the
point Of direry within hy days afler Its Presentation
responsibility Of the guaran,ors be certified
navy agent other Ohca person,
bureau) that the offer be accepted the bidder bidders WILL
within amer receipt OF
Designated the with good
articles proposed agreeAhy specified
advertisement which be mbodied In the
fOrbds
accompanied BY such guaranty. M .f Na
Bidders particularly Offers
prsyen being day appointed
made conformity with this n
particular, will considered rejected option
Thoss only oes be will be nofed
and contracts orwaTded without delay. x n f II
Offering directed Office
which be Addressed and the agent whom
authorized publish this advertisement will be
ca notified by this burcau None Others will be paid for
Il .sr. t4
FORM OF AN OFFER.
-, 1851.
hereby agree 10 furnish and deliver at the al in
bureau Of
May several articles embraced (ciass No
No, and No. for that yard, to wit;
##f CLASS No. -.
- ,e. dry white Issa a. : cts per erib...........s
- IDS. " red lead, do ..................
- lbs. " h,harge at do ..........-....,.
E
CLASS No. =.
gals. sperm oil, cent, per .........S
- lbs. up. candles, al do lb .-.........-.....
-
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NAvY-YARD, WASHINGTON.

$500 pounds, per pound, best American manufacure)
CLASS No. 2-Pis Iron.
SO No. best American pig ron per Of a2ao
pounds.
...=#as.g. /. CLAss No. 3-Coppsr. .s#.-.
40 inches wide
tecntf inch thiek-ssy $50 pounds-per pound
"copper" ~ inches long, B inches wde and so
cold roned-.ay 23o pounds, per pound-5l40 pounds,
ne
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FORM OF AN OFFER.

FORM OF AN OFFER.
hereby agree furnish and deliver navy yard
conformity requirements OF the
Of Construction, Equipment, and Repair Of the 9t
several embraced No
No. and Mo- for that yard, TO wit:
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contain 50 yards length and 70 be q inches in
Glass No. ..
100 bolts OF hammock stuff, sample per bolt
bag do do do
Each bolt yards length, and be - inches in
width.
co yards length, and % inches wide
CLAss No. l0-T~trs.
2OOo pounds far sewing twine, sample peIlb.
1000 do do do ....
whipping do do do
seine do do DO
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100 feet drawn lead pipe, inch diameter, per foo
Iso do dawn lead nine l4-inch diameter do
$50 do drawn lead pipe, inch diameter DO
1900 pounds best bIAnco, mock tin per pour
1900 do sheet zinc, thickness Of sample 90
a,.. lin per bor
10 do XXX tin %"
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~ ysrde eNh aed ke % inches ~As
20 bolts light rayenS duck per sample, per holt
@ -f4U CLAss No 8-Cottoa Canross @ ~ .#.#
$50 No. canvass, per sample per bolt e
rs do do do DO
Zach bolt contain so length and be 2oinches v'de
80 bolts hamrsc~k canvsss, per ssnspae, r~v hot ~,
bolt and We W inches wfdeb
50 bolts hss csnvssa, per samv,e, bolt ainf tfa
80 yrda each, n iachss wldsD 'h @ttt
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1851-06-23

Wssplaced before our readers, ON Saturday,
the proceedings in the United States district
court, Judge SPRAGUE, at Boston, upon the
impeachment Of juror. The testimony given
in that case was such as to satisfy the Judge,
and must satisfy every unprejudiced mind, that
the juror impeached, instead of being impartial,
was so thoroughly imbued with prejudice and
hostility to the Fugitive Slave law, as to be in
capable of rendering true verdict, s'according
to the law and evidence" in any case impli-
eating an individual for breach of that law.
For ourselves we are uncharitable enough to
believe that the very object of the juror was to
get upon the jury for the purpose of preventing
the accused, Morris, from being convicted. II
this were his object, what respect could he
have had for the oath he took ''impartially to
try and a true verdict to give" in the case to
be submitted to him? But we suppose he con-
sidered himself bound by a ''higher law,o than
that of Congress and his oath, to screen the
prisoner from punishment. Thus we have
seen one of the practical results of this "high-
er lap, which is somewhere between us and
the third heavens"
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The Mobile Register, an old Democratic pa
per, which has the following ticket standing at
the head of its columns, democratic candidate
for Governor, Henry w. COLLIER; for Repre-
sentative in Congress, first district, JOHN
BRAGG," in an editorial article headed ''rhe
Canvass" says: "If we may Judge by the
course pursued by the Union candidate Mr..
LANeDoN in his speech Saturday night in this
city, much difficulty will be found in getting
at the true issues involved many irrelevant
and Fictitious questions will have to be disposed
of, but in the end the public mind will per-
ceive (indeed it already does) the true point Of
difference between the candidates, and will
hold them To its discussion. That question is
the approval or disapproral Of the Compromise
measures"
We have talicised the las. sentence, as it
is the gist of the whole.
After stating that Mr.. LAsGDos had de-
clared himself in favor of the Compromise
measures, the Register adds:
"JupcK BaAoG, on the contrary, is opposed TO this
whole network Of measures, separately and col
lectivcly. The Issue between the candidates is o
broad and palpsbe one. II ia one vital in its de-
cision TO the best interests OF the country II the
Compromise measures not Objectionable, all the
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CIRCULAR INSTRUCTIONS TO COLLECTORS
AND OTHER OFFICERS OF THE CUSTOMS.
TssAsuaY DsrAnrMrrr, Jul
Approved september 26, 1850.

TsBAsUsy DEPARTMENT, june IA, 1851.
difference Of practice prevailing at some of the
ports Of the United States be mode OF levyin 8
duties certain descriptions Of imports, in cases
where allowances to be made for deficiency, shown
10 exist ON due ascertainment, between the guam
tity Of the article shipped described in tho in
voice entry, and the quantity actually imported
and landed, it becomes necessary, in order to in
uniformity Of practice in such cases, to pre-
scribe the following regulations for the government
Of the respective collectors of the customs, viz:
Whore the quantity Of any imported article is
ascsrtained by weighing, gauging, or measuring,
the may be- and the result of either process
after making the allowances for tare draft, leak
age, and breakage. prescribed in the 5Sth and 18th
sections Of the collection act of I'd March. 1879,
may exhibit deficiency in the nett quantity AZ
compared with the like quantity described in the
invoice or entry, such deficiency il to BIO allowed
by proper abatement of the duties on the entirs
invoice value as appraised including the dutiable
charges.
The foregoing principle IL to govern in deter
mining the excess of duties on importations Of su-
gar and molasscs, directed to be refunded by the
circular instructions of the Department dated the
9Th July and 10th August, 1850.
THO. CORWIN,
Secretary of the Treasury.