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Umpire CITY LINE-THROUGH TO SAN FRAN
IL CISCO at greatly reduced rates Of for cabin and
storage ne. and sPena did double engine
Esq will leave her Dock pier No. N r. for
hsrinwal Navy Bay, direct, on SATURDAY July 10 ~
fteaIpfhip New Orleans, Edgar Waterman. oommsuder,
which will take the bv the Sierra Ne
New York. and Immediately THEREAFTER proceed
70 San Francisco direct Tteae VESSELS odations
safety and ventilation by any this
route and expsren ,ed to each ship
Passengers Sierra Nevada will be landed at the railroad
wharf st Aspn WALL FREQ Books open. aud through
tickets f. sale For freight or passage, apply to
j. III WARD SON. Agents. 81 9raadway.
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SHIPPING.

EOR LivERpo0L-UsIrcD STATES MAIL srEAx-
= arp fnviblC Capt esra Nys.-r steamship ~ill
depart Nth me Uoised states hais Tor europe p,tysy
on SATURDAY Jolly ~ IL " o.elacA " from north At
shsfo Of Canal street No bsrth 1T. pad for.
yor rel - passage having ussqnsnsd recommendations
for sisp~vee Asd comfort Anply
EDWARD COLLINS H. co. % W all street.
Tho s,eamsbc ATLANTIC VII succeed the Paoi6e. asd
sail Jay "a IL.
NOTICE PASSENGERS PER STEAMSHIP PACI-
he for Liver pooI VIII please ba bo.ra 81 ftot
street SATURDAY the 10Th intait Mt II NJ. sond-
ing previously all luggage not saetsd on the paslSe
X. COLLINS " CO.
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Rates 70 sage from PHI adolf hia--saloop in afrar
sa.e $50 IN midship rose, S65 In forward
Sb5 Including provisions and stewards ioss
For frt isht passage. apply TO
THOMAS hlCHskD5ON Al Exchange place. " Y;
40. 9 slnut street, Pbilndelphis.
limited Of third ess. passengers ~ be tssou
al $50 from Philadelphia and $50 from Lverpool-onpa
with proy
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(SROToN AQUEDUCT DEPARrMENT.--TO CONTaAC-
~ tersSealed proposals. endorsed Proposal for
p street. with the Of the eerson
making The same and the date OF ts alton win
b. received at tho Office OF the Crotou Department.
untl TUESDAY, the 6h day of July 1882 at o'clock. .
to build sewer With the receiving baen cu
Perry stsect from the Grsen
sch aSsnue TO the North river being IN length about @
feet The plan the and specifications for building
the same and all other Information relating thereto,
b. obtained application to the Contract Clerk ut th
sfce. . NICHOLAS DEAN.
President Of the Croton Aqueduct Department
New York. June q. 1852
HROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT. - TO con-
~ trsctorsSealed Proposals. endorsed "Propssas for
bniding yer In Chatham street. also with the Of
she making the date Of los
presentation ~ be received At the Office the Croton
Aqueduet Department (Rotund Park until Monday tho
l2h day u July 1862 at o'clock p NJ to build
with tho necessary receiving basins and cuvcrta Chat
ham street. from the at Mott street to and through
the Bowsry 70 point near tue intersection Of Water
street. being in length about $50 feet The plan OF the
and for the building Of and all
other relating thereto be oh ained In app
W. - NICHOLAS DEAN.
Prcsicnt the Cros~n AGueduct Department.
New York June 80, 1852
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INOR cHARLEsrON.-sElu WER8LY y. 9. MAIL
Iipo.-Ihe now AL ecrnnt stcanahip MARION,
Cap. ". Berry. will lcsve por No. North river, on
Saturday lOfh inst, NJ O'clock, H. NJ, prcciseiy Fur
n'iS'' sf5pPoRp fTiLEsroH u CO.. - South street.
The JAMES Deer will fellow Wednesday, IIth insb
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Work FAMILY HOTEL. NEW BRIDGE STREET
ludgato hili, f,pdos1hs above hon IS cen,rnily
situated has sn excellent coaee-room ten twelve pri
vate sitting between aud atty light airy bod
rooDe; good smoking warm cold aud bathG
always ready night porter in attendanc 6xod chsrgo
for seryaRts the New Yorb Herald l. Hlsj. Tho mas
termsino tendrs h sfatefu thanks his American rsnds
for tho faytrs he hiss long enjoyed thr hands na
soleits Ehoir continued patronage
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CORPOsATION NOTICK.-PUBLIc NOTICE IS
~ hereby aiven. that petit has bee6 in tho
heard Sewer In Forty eighth street. from
khsh Sewer 10 ss~er built vest Of Eighth
avenue also Resolution for Sewer In W all street,
from she hukhcat :. westerly line Of Pearl street. All
Interested in no same having onoctions thereto are
the IN writing 20 the Contract
Clerk st this Once or before July 9:h ,s?2 NAV
President of the Crotoa Aquednot Department.
Oroton Aqneduet Department, (Rosundal Park, June
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CORPORATION NO CICHs.


r0RPOAATiUN NVrioE-PUeLiC nUTlJB 10
savaass ~ and ets psvvsd
Laads adecsed shaeby shat the following
Been etsS BY abs ere lodged IN she
ses Of Bapeap Of alton BY all
Hsrsos, inte1es.sa via gr aSsns space four feet wd
hroesh aks " rhriath STR bet seventh
iDeoas sl tbs several heusv aaa lots VI sronnd
fess and psros Of aud sis .aed bss dss
Thsttth ssres,, Aet~ Seventh aad Eighth
All ~tore forests aBensed by the
aaDsd ssesa-menss, 9no gho eppnssd W che ssne
skey ~ rsynsted Co their 0bjossSons
wiAips the usoar signed, NJ thor ofDce ~. uen of
ksecrds within THIRTY roo tho date Of this notice
SsMOkL II. DE- wort J
EsAsCIs NloMaLsoH. ASSESSOR.
ISsA &C WV SMITH.
C1oa Bureau OF Assessments Sksoat Department. ane
u 1851
CORPORATION NOTICs.-PU8LiC NOTICE Is
~ hereby given 70 shs owsor or osnara o,oupant
occupants Of all hon-ss aud uoi@ we'd
aevb somple,sd BY sbe snd lodged Ia tho
sios of .ks ~ for examination by o
CeBsobs interested VIA For regulating Forts atb street.
eesw-op second and Third 10 sonforMity wish she
esssb shed The mfss ,raeed BY Sa.b
nolu al the sayssa houses aud lots 81 arvunn
lots pie and parcels Of lasd tnatsd On both sdes 81
Forty nth street from sseono " fnrd avenue All peg
sho 20 me same, o -ithsr ~
them 10 pss-ast thr oej-a.ns In writing
sbe at sheir oSee No. daii OF Records,
vishin thirty days from tho date Of this noti.o
SAMUEL III DE oOrr.)
FRANCIS NiCBOLSON. Assesaora
ISAAC wM SMITH
Once Bureau Of Assessments. Street Denarsmens June
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MEDICAL.


DR;. coNyERs INyIGoRar,NG CORDIAL. FOR
susi,oss or society tetei e. o,sar, 90 q ,Srso
bottles FOR 50 hd,,e :. ,hs asrr,e sas iass Persons
where no consulted cori.i ost.n.d Sold also az
Conpdsn''ny consulted In all
u ADICAL CURES. Al a oMaLL sxPENsR-pR
concerns o"rcs With most ism.Iass ooss yn. sss
SAFETY ana shGa nsss IN, mos. ,nc,eaaisn, iansdaso
tnces. conysnience- and many zee known
nate oce and nro.Sn. ns e ~
medicine store. Consultations private
DR. COOPER "a DUANE STREET. MAI nE GOV.
boon sue the ehroaS cases a. - sssss
sh some q Snr most eminent phy.iei.ns Dr. Q. ven
ssssal gr.s.isiSss, Of s,...ss NJ. Ysrh his
10 this speciality Of The professos
~ 20 b committed diseases. rhrt,.eyen yssr. ps.s
s to '1Ts n ~:
sn I,ns rsa.. p him ss q
nR. WARD MAKES Astonishing cUaEsLsUcg
i.hr ss si% 40 ah'f sa.s s
sro nI.hps X M , Z no. .sss Is science
worse than tie siease once corner Canal s.res. and
TYR WARDS UNrokTUN ,rE's FRIfND.-Ip CURES
compared to S CO. tel .ha hsy 20 %
", pls haEs got we'll sten . NV token By nafssies
death TO the disease oce Of Canal stree. ana
broadway; not In the medi'
nR. MORRISON. COY FULTON STREET CONUNUHs
~ TO DO consulted BY h old friends Othere
wishing to be skfnly AID justly treated may rely On II
experience OF ~ years In his special Nervous
debility no nyarnby cures 6@e hts Losdon diploua In n
ofEee. No foe till cured.
NR. WARDS MAGICAL rsEATMENr.-pIss.s Es
~ oured with unesampd oeieri,y Never any fai,uras
The secret Of bis eucces is the FrjnJ and
substance That arrests disease amot ~ miracle; tbc
oE tpeeoy snu eatsiac ny 81 Ofoo. sorner
ofCanal street and Br iadsay not the ned lac store
DR; JOHNSON, 10 DUANE STREET. so WELL
- hrowp, or the lasi years the most successful
Practitiontr IN New York may be su,.d osuA in
Those who have suffered from .dsa pyesnssrs asy rsv
having their treated by physan Of s.p.rIenoS
N. B.-See my diploma, In my Office.
nR RALPH. AUTHOR OF TIE PRACTICAL PRI-
to M (SundAys exceptedl No 643 Hoasso, eireeS
Woostcr street From the useonmon medeaI 49,
tases the sutbcr has enjoyed which would N.
stance having resided Psris cypress
OF studying parcua diseases folio By aIona
and very extensive practice IL THE pscsty can viAh-
ont hesitation. premise In the csm-
poated ensss sale And radical shan
DO obtained from any DtDer America TboeA
who apply In tho earlier ~ diseases will sraiaei
BY the and Tapidty oftse whi aeetel
in few days. Separate gaie'ne proyided
For treatment By letter address box s69 Post Once
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MONEY LOANED-IN SMALL SUMS, FOR snOar
Nl periods, on atohes. Diamonds Jewolry Dry Goods
and Fancy Articles Mt abe Loan Office, No. 80 Warren
street Cash will be advanced good horse and CARRIAGE,
and most hin of al property Life ineurans in the
best companies at fair ratos Ooo hours from three
n,c lnnk.
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HORsEs, CARRIAGES. -.

HORSES, CARRIAGES. -.
IGOR sALE-A soRREL MAZE, EIGHT YEARS OLD
Lost May, sound And kna In all harness and nnder shc
ssdde sh great sndura cs and sold
Thirteenth street. near University place.
NOR SALE.-A FULL FLOODED DURoC HORSE,
dapple bay six years old this spring. will DO warranted
sound and kind; family horse he has superior Can
Dc at 1873 West Thirteenth street. apply " ISAAC IL
HALL, 70 Old slip. Price $3.50.
nor SALE CaEAP-A BEAUTIFUL RoCKAWAY
II Carriage, designed horses Alao, light
top tp. ~ ford this city 60 or ier Can
bp eeen at lyI Ninth street Price, 500 add 500.
Ir0R eALr-A VERY HANDSOME BAY MARE. SIX
years viii bo sound and kin in harness
sadde would DO very desirable horse f.f doctor
family she j. gentc and good traveller Can DO
at 100 Mulberry street. until sold
INoR sALE-A SoRREL MARE, sIX YEARS OLD,
gentle ehowy and good travclierTill be sold cheap.
ian be a: NO. 60 fcryth street AGO. light top
wagon and iarpcss.
I,og SALE a DARK BROWN HORSE, 16 HANDS
fgh good traveller. and srahlo In every respect fr
family 10 single double hArses no will DO Narrated
sound ana kn0. 10 10 at r. RoOroy stables corner
IL sfayette place and fourth atreet PIie $40 For
rtter particulars, address tpost pad) box l0i3 Lower
Pest Ofloe.
HORSE WANTED, IN EXCHANGE FOR LIQUORS,
IL Inquire al 500 Broadway.
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GRAFTON NoTIcF.-PU8LIC NOTICE IS

CORPORATION NOTICE.-PU3LIC NOTICE IS
~ hereby given, to the occupant
all houses improved unim lands
Affected thot the
petd BY the and lodged In the office 81 the
Of fer animation by all nte
rssscd vizFor building saver IN Second street. from
Avenue poins about 80 feet OF First
xhs mits embraced by such include all tho
and lots Of grouna lot pieces and
Avenue TO Second avenue ON the west side Of First
sus ssutherly TO srs and nsrsn.ry 50 foes RON
fsst ssuthoYy from Second AL persons whose
Aerests affected by the above named assessments
vhs opposed to the same either ofthsm request
their once No ball Of Records within thirty DAYS
w. -" ~ SAMUEL q. DE MOTT }
FRANCIS NICHOLSON Assessora
ISAAC WIN. SMITH,
Once Bureau Of Assessment Street Department, juno
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vIEATH HoUSE-SCR0OLEy'S MOUNTAINEERING
Springs. New Jersey old aud popular establish
ment A. for tho Tho under ssned arc
rssdy to enter tso With families for tho
and sotoit continuance 81 patronage. Full
information may be had 10 refoyspoc to tho place Sc by
referring 10 card o, the Irving Hope sa New York
Hotel A. T. STiGE3
gsDUFIy
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.


ry,o BooEsFLLERs THROUGHOUT TIE UNION
n La Gran caisora, or Rome Unmask.d." Story IN
Sptrsersn verse; $50 pagca, l2mo. ny Clergyman. Will
Be iseued by Monday the 18th mst Book for the
Peore Several Of ito most stirring paodes have appeared
already IN 81 periodicals. aud tho publeaton
whole, wiz b. hailed with delight BY rs rsaders. Our
herats IN MeSoo figure In the stnryparcuAy Goa Tay
inr Cen. Worth Gel watson and st living, proudly
pre- emf emit u conteins twoselagalt scel asiag,
Gen Jaysr the rcntipiseo The exalted devotion
" unisn S,eathes ,r its psses. R,me IL unmarked,
indeed the MSsosn War docnded and very faith
fol Ioyrrsftot sandry ribul inside hsppy. Price
81 70, Discount 90 bcokse]lors 3ls G. SHEPARD CO.,
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gNHE UNlThD STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP WASH
j lNGTUN b. n Pitch, Commander viii sai for Bre-
tonohny At Sonthan land sho mails and
tehgers kpgano aud Frame aaturday July H. from
Pier No North hiver at " o'clock Prfco of passa5e
~ h'st cabin lower saloon. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10y,
IL second Tin ,................. 60
ned surgeon IL abssehod 10 tho ship all
terra pass tbrsnph III. Pot es Spesie delivered in
unvrc London For passaye frcigbt, apply
hoLlER BAND & RiERA Bgsats ~ south erect.
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fln ANClAa.


hFVTDEf ID tue Nkw ORLEANS CANAL AND
~ Habkn C"mpsDy eiil Div If ceut OUT
the MS - 'he iast xix donths -kher. "a
ths bo ks " eney he Bank Of is Nav
York. The iss M.Bsav In snrn.k
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HAYS HOUSE. DALHoCsIE SQUARE. MONTREAL.

L Montreal, by j. Ii. DALEY.
CRA BATHING AT RocKAwAY. L. 1.-THE PA
yien Hotel nov open for the reception Of Waters.
Cars leave The South ferry, Brooklyn TOR aca
day except Sunday e. O'clock A and and G. Y. H.,
where sssee will DO IN readiness visters The
house. Any unicatoo loft with j. Ogden Saith
. Front street. will DO promptly attended TO.
u BRINTNALL
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hR. JOHNSON, 10 DUANE STREET so WE'LL
~ brown or tho las; ~ years ss the most
practontr 10 New York. may be oorssl,.d. a. osua in
hla private ONCE AL diseases ~ which Bssb Is hair 20
Those who have suffered from medical rsv
on having their casos treated by
N. B.-See my diploma, In my Office.
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CoRpORATIoN NOTICE-PyBLIC NOTICE IS
" hsre NY gwen che
nan si and lots we'd iani
thereby that the following assessments have been
svm tho and lodged In the eoo Of
the bataau Of Asessmen Tor a.ion by oil
Dated yiS:Fof sixteenth street from
ta Avenue II. curb and gutter The limits
embraced BY Bneh sessnsnt inolu 80 all te several hon
ground lots pccas an5 parcels OF land
uatod bth des Of sixteenth street from avenue 20
aysprc whore Interests aHsctpd by the
and who posed TO tho same.
or eher IL tbc requested to their obeotas
n writing the undersgned mt thor office No. Hall OF
Records within thirty DAYS from the dste Of this notice.
SAMUEL n. DE MOTT, }
FRANCIS kiCHOL SON, Assessors.
ISAAC WM. SAITH
Bnreau Street July
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CORPORATION FOTICE-STREET DEPARTMENT.,
~ No. Han Of Reeords-Publio potsa hers6y given
owdg resolution has adopted by the Com
non Csnnei-nesolred That rstn-n baikh.ad be made
from she termination OF the bolkhead
shs porhsrly line 81 strost TO the point land
che nsrtheTly side Of the hasn st Manhatanvo bstye
1874 Of the Street Com
nkoDsr aud thai notice 30 given the owner wnsrs
uplnnd ting bull head 10 ond the
no commenced before the st day OF
October S52 and completed within sixty days thereafter,
said Of tho aad upland shall
nexe refuse make tho said retarn bnkhea a. d.
shall he the duty If the Street
the be built for TIE and baneit
Of she Mayor Alsermen and Conmonaty OF the City Of
YORK; thereof to be taken from the
psson for real estate Adopted the lard Of
Aldermen June H. 1852; Asst Aid June 49, l2 Approx
Cd BY she Mayor, june q, 1872
John DODGE, Street Commissioners.
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RfDnLE HOUSE, DETROIT MICHIGAN.-THE Pro-
- prietor Of uis situated
me o' rson avenue AMI randolph stree ropect
opened the sb June iast bandsoe furaisbed
aud guests tting this city, assured that
shsl be wanting TO render their sojonrn agreeable
0RVILLE ID DIBDLE.
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They all csss New York bnilt ships, divided
xith all requisite articles the comfort
ofpasfsnsrrs and andcd by Of experience In tho
The price of passage 500 without ~ines liquors
Goods the subscribers viii be forwarded from
any charges hut thos. actually incurred
BOYD a. HlNCKEN Agcnts, l64 Poarl street.
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CORPORATION NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE IS
~ hereby to the occupant
ran 81, houses ots improved lends
affected thereby that the folio wing have
completed BY the Assessors and are lodged the otoe Of
the BDreAu OF for cxsmr alton by all
vsFor paving Thirty fourth Fonrth
Sixth setting curb and gutter Fifth
and sixth avenues limits embraced by such
include AL the houscs and lots OF ground va
of land situated botd sides
sf Hhrty fourth between Fourth aud Sixth avenues
sdes Of Fifth between Thirty third and
Thirt All whose interests eted
by tbc amcd opposed the
snms them requested 10 present their
Ycetops writing the dsrssped at their ce Ne =
hall II Records within thirty days from the date Of shis
notice. SAMU q. ii. DE MOTT. ,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, fAeseseors.
ISAAC WIN SMITH.
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fyEorON AQUEoUCT DEPARTxENT:-.To CON
~ trnotarsSeald propc saa opdorsed Proposals. TOR
bur ling Troy str.st; alec with the " the
persen pcrsoDs makog the su1 tic date gifts
will be received tha ofee ~ The Cotton
Auat Del nrtmsn; R9tnnda Park unt hondsy the i2.h
Juty, lS52. AZ o'clock, r. W build ~ith
1 receiving basns and envcrts 10 Troy street,
GTcenwch being In length abouS
feet plan of thc apesiGGaWona
hail IipR Of aud all othor Inform stios
tbreo 10 obtained application 20 the Contract
Clerk, al ths Office. ~ NICHOLAS DIAN,
President the Croton Aiooduot Department.
Now York. July l. 1852
f~RoToN AoUBDUCT DEPasraGNr -rV UuNraaU-
~ soraS.aed proposals., endorsed iropoeal for SO
also with tho OF the
MAILING tho and the date OF s presentation viii
Of sbo Croton squeduet Department
SAITH Tuesday the Ctb day Of Juy 1852 At O'Clock M
build with receiving basins aud
IN Chares from thc
yish 10 Ion 9Th abont seat
mo plan ~ tho aud apeoiacanns for binding
and all other ipfofmarn reatinz thsrsto he OBJ
tanss application TO sho Con tract terh ~ th ofos
NICHOLAS DIAN.
President % tho Croton Aqueduos Dsparkmsrk
Kew York, June e, 1854
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EoR SAN FRANCISCO ON sA, uRDAY July 10

NOTICE TO SHIPPERS AND PASSENGERS FOR
AZ san Francisco and VALPARAISO The Steamship CRY
Oh flTTSBUh0 will be at hnr berth, rom Philaa pha,
the ns md b. prepared 70 receive email quantity
ofiight frgight for either - tho above ports.
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DACKETS FOR HAVaE-sECoND LiNG.-TuE FOB
lowing ships will leave uayre tho 10th, and New
~ Hal knEn anh.n al.--
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1852-10-27
$40 REWARD.

II osT OR sT0LEN.-0n last satRrdAg nish+
tho nth Oct. a silver Lever Watch and a Gold
CT6air attached together by a Ribbon. The watch
IS holes jeweled, anchor eseapenent, the pivot
e +bo second hand was broken of and no second
on the watch the hour hand half gone the
az wheel out of order some of the edge Of the face
ghaelled off and two cracks across the face close to
aatber. tbe back has a representation Of part Of a
Sbridge and o other engraVing.. The chain bad
some six or seven links to it, the links hollow in the
centre and linked together by hollow rollers a ring
At each end viii a seal attached to one, of large size,
with a clear glass or stone set. The above reward
viii be given for their delivery at this Office, or fol-
onv information, so that the owner can get them.
@- The public viii please keep a look out, jew.
| elers particularly, throughout the State.
Ra4eigh, Oct. y, 1852. sZs
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in French Broad river or it's tributaries
Referred to committee on Propositions and
Grievances.
Mr.. Burton a bill to repeal sec. 7 chap. 81
of Revised Statutes, concerning license law,
and moved its reference to a select committee
of five. Agreed to.
Mr.. Dargan a bill to amend the 18th sec
ton of the Constitution SO as to give Che cleo
ton of Judges to the people. Referred to
committee n the Judiciary.
The House then adjourned till IL o'clock
tomorrow morning.
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SADNESS.

Who has not experienced at times a mys-
terious feeling stealing over the spirit like a
Silent cloud black as night floating across the
sky? 1t steals upon the soul unannounced
in the gay scenes Of fes%tiyity--amid the wild
clamor of busy life-in the circles of the gay
and fashionable votaries of pleasure-in the
silent and shady retreats of deep solitude
Its powers are s%uperhuman and it sways its
scepter over the bringing mental and iron
hearted. A silent thought fits through the
mind like a phantom and awakes the slum-
bering gloom to a lively horror In a mo-
ment when unexpected a murmuring sound
comes booming o'cr the troubled sea Of mem
ory, solemn as the deep knell of death, chill
ing all the sweet hopes and sunt1y dreams OF
the soul. Our pen cannot describe it. Rea-
der. YOU have felt its bewitching power Ger
vour own bosom. 1t is rather a delicious
sorrow than otherwise like the April cloud
casting its shadow on the sparkling water
dancing in the sunbeams, although its dark
shadow causes a momentary gloom, like the
coming Of night, yet it greatly enhances the
beauty Of the brightness and glory that bursts
upon the water when the cloud has passed
from the laughing sky.
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DiStiueTS.

otis very certain that whisky is frluent-
ly made of rotten corn and, also, That it is
often damaged while going througbthe pro-
cess of distillation. An extensive distIiler
admitted, a few days since, that helad used
corn so rotten that the hogs wouldnot con-
sumo the slop.-C Cincinnati Gazett.
Oh, what a grevious wrong Really
something ought to be done to prevent this
most ~censurabIe crime! Make whisky out
of rotten corn 1t cannot be that our enter
pyiSing and honorable fellow ~citize1s, the
manufacturers of that glorious beverage,
whisky, use rotten, decayed, sinking corn,
that hog would turn away from with loah-
ing! Incredible as it my appear, it is even
so-we have not merely the authority of the
Gazette for the truth Of the assertion, but
we have It aiiso personally roma ~resfsctab1s
distiIler.
Ifthis was the only villainous act Of those
connected with this extensive trade we
would not complain but really we regard i
as the most excusable and least Objectionable
thing they do.
Rotten corn is good for nothing else; j
cannot be used for food for either man o.
beast, and if men will have poison, let it b
made out Of that which is worthless. 1t i
far more criminal to convert wholesome am
nutritious grain into this vile stuff. Besides
the best of corn must undergoa rott;ng pro
cess before the liquor is obtained-they can
not get a drop Of the ardent from any kline
of grain until it is converted into a sinking
purifying mass. But the Gazette says tn
whisky is musty.' Generally, We think, it
the practice to doctor and drug this inferio
article, and make it into brandy and spark
ling champagne, for the aristocracy, VIII
are above drinking such common vulga
stuff as whisky. Spirits Of nitre, potash, O
Of %vitriol, lime, &c, &C., are USED for II
purpose Of re-mod-eling such liquors. Some
times the mustiness and bad taste are Pre-
duced by the cask. In the Wine and Spiri
Merchants Companion, page IA, we fin
the following recipe to sweeten casks "Bo
fresh cow-dung and soak the casks with it
We find, also, in an old work, "The acid use
in preparation Of counterfeit brandy, is aqu
fortis.' "When combined with rectifeC
spirits, it raises a favor aud taste much re
sembling brandy