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10
Tbs, IL al.o added 10 the estimates statement of the
Zeal denominations which will be carried 10 the
Rvs luna. an ounting 10 StSo, sa6 "a.
80 6,,pisb,d nv The Treasury Interior War, and Navy
DEPARTMENTS containing references to acts oil congress
AZ on which the estimates are founded.
49, W. 80, ~ r,.n.tttu,y your obeiieni servant,
THO CORvIN. Sec. OF the Treasury.
Ito, I Dom speates Of the House Of Representatives.
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Jnsuranre Companies.

DUILDING ASSOCIATION FIRE IN
I'D SURANCE Coon Monday the SAct January neA.'
tween the hours of II and o'clock TOR the choice OF III
Isetors 70 serve the Company for the ensuing year
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L
ESTIMATE
Cfgernanent and finite Appropriation 1ses may be
required The the last taree qHdrer' OF TIE dscIl
tear endug June So 1858, made BY form" aei' u Con-
Additional clerks in the Offices Of the Treasurer
ofthe United State, aud Registe OF the Treas
ury, per acts of Octoberl2' 1884, and January soo
z8 lS47 r"iiVV ="
Relief OF the several corporate cities efthe Dis
triet OF Columbia, per act May 80 1885,, w;
Principal ...........'.''''' 'so 5000
- so5a5 90
lSS Rs 'e per a. Set SEPT mber 5000 90
Three and five per c. mt TO certain states, under
Ipsn 10000 90
ht - 10 1875 aosn 20
ReiundiDs purchase money for lands sod IN inc
Greersburg district LOUISIANA per act August ,ooo "a
~ r42. ~V'V v"
Rel, { Of certain inhabitants of East Florida,
act Sp Sers. and oeI PROPERTY lost in
the military service Of the United states per ooo %
sns % Sr per at Mach Sis 100000 90
Repayn, mt 10 importers of excess OF dsposes
10, ,ssa duties $4,000 %
To refund duties agreeably to decisions of the
Supreme Court Of the United states, ana OF
judgments Of the circuit courts against col
iee.or' Oh CUSTOMS unuei $500 90
f1pen-es o, co &c hs., ~ ls5o SIS 600 90
Np,ins bosn,,ai and per act NAV 1888 ~ 10000 W
Smth-ouan Institution for interest on eolo,lb9 -
due IN January, 100, per ~ aushs' ~ ~ 49, -
Comp. nsaton 10 the POst-Oitce departinen ts
OF Government per 18th section OF the net OF
March lsi'' ana 'eeuon q Ae' VI 10000 o.
To supply any deficiency that may ARISE IN tue
Post-Ofce department. per section oil at oo ooo m
OF March g. 90 ~
Revolutionary claims per act May d. le<3.'' a.. ooo az
Revolutionary pensions, per act June 4 1857 l''' "
CLAIMS sss OF the STATE Oh Virginia per ~ 1900 90
lhelain n p.1sion'' PEI N~'' AP'' y 1000 90
=, aug 20 ls,<' :: NJ a ,sf1 ~ $1,000 90
y pg - -, a., An II ists ... $1,000 90
Interest or the public debt created under acts
ofApri IS 1872 March s. lSj July p 1915, 40 ~, N
and March ST. 1913 s1 Ss1 ~
Interest on stock OF the loan OF January % 1917 "a
pLo =, 49, oftne io,n OF I,nuary % ~ l7o1B ~
ut.a -; - - - me Iosn nj ist5 ~ 59l293l IS
Total el5So6,zl -
i''sN'' D''-' n SARGENT Register.
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NRAHA,rs ONGUENT is the name of a

~ wonderful compound that will make the Whsksrs
Mustsche or Hair grow Ese magic in six weeks wi bout
staining injurng the Price 81 PEI bottle bot
ties 81 80. Sent TO any parr Of the country.
T. O. GRAHAM, No IS Ann-st.
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N1Ew.yORK and HARLEM RAILROAD

NEW-lOhh anu AiEAi'L ,-,s -.
f.d stock of this Company the rate of Eight per
cent per anuun will be paid at the office OF their Irea
urer No. Cenire-st. and after TuEsDAi' inc VII
day of January next II, - rpt
The transfer hooks Of said stock viii be closed on fKi
DAY pee "a at O'Clock, Z. and opened on w pNt.S
DAY, January ) at 10 O'CLOCK, A M-ps'e" -Ne" i0'N'
December l6 1852 .rcuropn r~....,.,
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CANDSs HOARHOUND COUGH SYRUP,
~ only ~ bottle.A deli shtfu and remedy
for Cough Hoeseness Influenza &c i, cannot be praised
too highly. Wholesale and retail NJ SANDSS Mammoth
Drug Store No II Jamesst and Drug Stores generally
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socrs CAaoIuA.-Tboaas W. Glover ~
elected on the eth inst, By As Gssss.l ~. 4.
Law Judge, vice Josiah J. Evsse Ssssa = - =
United stsses Senate for the fan sssH
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B. Chiffon, Auctioneer
GALE of ELEVEN HANDSOMELY 10

GALE of ELEVEN HANDSOMELY LO-
~ GATED PLOTS of GROUND, in the Eighth Ward
Of Brooklyn COLE Chiffon will sell at Auction,
Oh MONDAY Dec. 90 at O'clock at the Merchants Ex
change New-York eleven Pots comprising so vacant Lots
Of Ground situated the blocks bounded by the 7th 9th
and 9thsvs and 1h and 5tlst, in the Eighth Ward of
the City Of Brooklyn. This property is located
ding position overlooking the citYand the bay. The
Improvements in the immediate vcnit of such char
actsr render certain The doubling Of the property
value in three years. For maps and terms apply at
the Office of the Auctioneers, No. Wast (5li
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[N PURSUANCE of an order of the Snrro.

gate the County Of New yors c- hereby rven N all
pecson. having claims ssan ANDREW MCLEAN sie o. the ~
Of Yot anufscure deea,ed q present the sne with
voucher. thereof 70 the subscriber oe OF John MCah
Fsq City Of New York, b,iore The
oh of February llh day Of Al
gust. 1854 MARY MCLEAN, AdGanstratrir
eElQ lzpf en-
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~ Major J. A. Kelley 4 WIT saa1I1a1e
for the Lssisl.sus b tbs lid DhssA = - cg q
New-Yosk, La e slaes. ~es s4 ~ =
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STEAMBOATS, and Railroads.

EOR SHREWSBURY, HIGHLAND DOCK,
n OCF.N UOIISp Lions Bnnch) PORT WASH
INGTON MOUNTS DOCK, BROWNS DOCh, lMld-
detown) and RED BANK.-The new and splendid steam.
boat THOMAS HUNT, Capt. IL hAsserty VII cav
the New Haven Pier, Pecksip, East River as looss.
wedns~iay. Dee Is "a "Wednesday, Dec Is II AN
T,,nrsSsy re- I6 A M Thursday, Dec. 10, l2s L. NJ
Friday bee. II, cha NJ. Fndey, Dec IL r. ~
Saturday Dec 49, p. NJ Monday, Dec :" 4, an n ~
Tuesday, Dec. q, IL NJ WEDNESDAY pee: q ="
Thursday Dec. IS. q z. NJ tndsy, Dec ~ q A, ":
S%ssSsy Dec 81 ga "Wednesday, Dec. y, 81 A. W.
Thursday, Dec so, A. NJ. Thursday Dec o. ~ ''
Fnday Dec 81, sAM NJ. Friday Dec ST. lit a; ~
Stages 10 convey passengers all parts of the country Al
are forbid trusting the above boat the account OF
the
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TINTED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP
~ COMPANY, connecting with the PACIFIC NAIL
STEAMSHIP COMPANY-Only through U. = Mail Line
for CALIFORNIA and OREGON, via Havana for Aspn-
wall and Panama-The splendid new and doube.engine
IT, S. Mail Steamship Ell DORADO, $50 tuns J: Fndlay
Schenck, L. s ~, Commander, will sail on THURSDAY,
December l6 ct o'clock p NJ precisely from pier at foot
of Warren-st North River The Pacific Mail Steamship
Compsnys viii be in readiness at Panama TO
ceive the FL DORADOS passengers and sail immediately
for San Francisco No efforts will be spared on the part of
the send their through with exped
ten, comfort and safety
RATES of FARE TO AsPINwALL.
Ladies' Saloon State Room.
Lower Aft and Forward Saloon, do............. %
Second Cabin Standees.
Passengers will be landed at the railroad wharf Aspn-
wall free Transit Of the lshmus At the passengers ex-
pense Persons securing through by the United
States Mail Steamers from New York have preference Of
commodaton on beard the Pacific Mail Steamers
Rates of fare from Panama San Francisco the most
favorable terms For freight passage apply to
CHARLES A. WHITNEY, at the Office Of the Co.'S,
No. IN West-st- corner OF WarTenst
N B.-Shipper requested to supply themselves with
the Company bills Of lading which will be signed at the
Office between the hours of 10 and o'clock Of the day OF
sailing
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VANDERBILT LINE for SAN FRANCIS.

VANDERBILT LINE for SAN FRANCIS
Co sny line giving Tickets for crossing the Isthmus-
The new double engine steamship NORTHERN LIGHT,
25CO tuns will leave from Pier No 2 North River at
o'clock NJ precisely on MONDAY Dec. 20 for San Juan
del Norte direct connecting with the popular steamship
BROTHER JONATHAN, 2 100 tuns over the NiCARA.
qua TRANSIT ROUTE, having but II MILES OF
LAND TRANSPORTATION.
These have unsurpassed accommodations and
ventilation For information passage apply only 10
r Vhe public are cautioned against the representations
ofHIRFD RUNNERS Of other lines. None are employed
VI Oh ALLEN, Agent No. Battery place, up stairs.
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BOWMAN, GRINNELL IL Co., No. 50
Soutb-st New. York sole and only authorized Agents
for the SWALLOW-TAIL LINE OF PACkET SHIPS
JIyrRrooI PACKETS sail 9Th LONDON PACKETS sail every
and 2lst Of every month alternate Thursday
LIVERPOOL, LONDON,
CoNSTITIjTION SIR II. PEEL,
NEW WoRID CORNELIUS GRINNBLL,
OiiFFN or THE WEST INDEPENDENCE,
CoNST MINE AMERICAN CONGRESS,
AJRFRT GALLATIN PRINCE ALBERT,
AsUpI' RT0N YORKTOWN
AMFRICAN Union PATRICK HENRY.
wishing 70 send for their friends and DESTROYS Of
b,;pgrg Them ont by auy the above magnificent shlp-
a :, s,,'5 thai Messrs BOWMAN GRINNELL Co
are the onlv Agents for the above ships in this CITY,
They also issue Drafts from al and upward wh,cn are
payahe al ssht in any throughout Ireland and uea
Britain. bOWMAN. phINNElI y oes,ol
No IS South-st., n. " and Regents road iiverPool.
Lvepool Packets leave NewYork 9th and 2lS oil every
London Packets leave NewYork every alternate Thurs
day For passage apply as above.
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an, v-fy respectfully yolr Ord servant
THO. CORwIS, Secretary % the Treasury
HoI IIsN BoIs Speaker Of The House Of Representa-
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BUILDING ASSOCIATION and GENEk-
I'D AL FIRE INSURANCE Co, corner OF htyoa''o s
and Chatham 5, in the Harlem Railroad buildings &c
taking risks on rents buildings Ss on The most
,erms JOHN BRILL i4eS
DANIEL BARNES Secretary.
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CTEAM BETWEEN NETWORK and
- GLAsGOw-The Glasgow and New,Yors Steamship Ste,
Comnsny's powerful new Steamship GLASGOW, isSl
nv. and 400 horse power Robert Craig, Comnander VIII
ssil from NewYork for Glasgow on SATURDAY, 10Th jan
uasy at u O'Clock, noon: sao
First Cabin (Saoon State Rooms). ............S0
First Cabin (Midship State Rooms). ........" %
'e Steward. fee included.
Apply to NC sfmoN' NO % oioeu~y
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Treasury DEPARTMENT. Dec. :, 1882
SIR Agreeaby the JOINT Of Congress OF the
1th January 1875, have the honor for the
formation OF the House Of Representatives printed
Of the appropriations pro be the
fiscal year ending the seth June. 1884. follows VIZ:
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surro-
nate County New York hereby 10 al
oss against JANE MITCHELL late OF the City Of
New York d-csased the with vouch
e thereof the sahscbe at his e No l6 South st. the CITY
beore the seventh day q May HeEtDaied,
Ee~ Yort the third day Of Noverher, 1862.
IA l.~6nTht JOHN n REDFfELD. Rt~ru,or
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WIN. w. SHERLEY, Auctioneer.
DRICH FANCY GOODS.-FRIDAY,D Dec.
HI H. at loa O'Clock, at No. 10 Willanst Cedart
Rich Silver Plated Castors Cake Baskets, Waters Tea
Sets Urns Knives and Forks and Spoons Tea Trays China
and Paran Figures and great variety Of Choice Goods for
Retailers and FAMILIES.
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NATIONAL LOAN FUND LIFE ASSUR-

N ANCE SOCIETY Of L0ND0N--Gcnerai Agency
aNo Wallet New York-This Life As;n5 n% sSe's,
Tnif s,ate sccks and New York State Stocks with the
Controller OF the State Of New-ioTk in accordance with
the State law will receive proposals tor on
at their General Agency, No u Wal Ne~-iofA s ~
their different Acenciss throughout the State.
Persons gong 10 California and 20 Aasirahs ns"'e"
moderate cxiia premium. xy.s...a.x e.,
fhe Local Board Directors meet every "Wednesday of
Transaction Of current business ,.,.,.,., D "
fsmphls d ,tue forth advantages OF tins company
can b. had on application at the Office, No u Ma-@
r.o,.. 49,, Is,ns. paarnap John J. Palmer,
Sswff $500 fisa,S I.nSl.n John q. Hoibrooke,
Daniel Parish C. T. Hsb,ehr I. q. Iuexss,i s r.
A. g. Stout Robert J. Dillon, Joseph oaiL'1u, - i,
BAsEsss-The Mrrchsnfs' Bank, fcw-Ywki the Lean
eS Nanufsetursrs' Bank New-fork. .... -.
SoLIcrToR-ROBERT J. DILLON m. q
MEpIc AL ExAmIxERs-DR. A y. HOSACk ana u. o.
sKEENE. &C; HABlcHT Gessss Assn-
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NOTICE Of Observation-Disclosures is

hereby tive proceed. Of The % 81 TIE Red kas
o FFTTR A HORN. late Of the CITY o Ne~ ios, detsd ~
e sisy the order Of the Surrogate Of the Couny
of New Yori viii distributed ons 70 a~ az The surrlie
OHee the the hr dry Of February nett al
ten ooel N he II that day when All persons haVs
demands sssn said estate ~ present. ihe 70 -ai s4O
cate with theif proofs OF yOe,heIA - .,.o,,,, ..
dlfGv \ w bhApfONp' '"''eN'-
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of Jesse G..

Smith Fq surrosse Of the County Of kns- notice y hereby
gwen sccordns Al persons having claim, ssanf FEDi
NASD OK LLER late OF the City OF Wiam1gfsh de
s.,d hs, fhev are required 70 eh VIII the vouchers
,h, eo 20 office Of the Surrogate OF knss
Coun City Hal Of the Cy Of Bfosynon % before the 4'ih
us i,xfmns RIcHARDTuERs. Administrator.
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10 TIE tsnatcs Is s5ded : statement showins the III
definite appropriations for the service Of the three last quar-
ters oil the nsca year ending the h Jane 1888 made By
fenef acts Of Congress, OF permanent character. VIZ;
Civil Ist- and miscellaneous IN
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I'm PURSUANCE of an order of the Surro-

cate County SewYort notce hereby sven TO AL
per, ons WILLIAM CHARDAVOfNE ate Of
deceased the With vouchers
thereof 10 The Office No 1874 Cherry st. the
heoe the sist dIy Of February nezt
Dated New lork, the nth day OF August lisa
THOMAS C. CHARDANOYsE, lr,.xn,o,.
,uiai,vsmThs GEORGE " CHARDAVOYNE,5 ''
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ArOTICE il herehv riren. that the proceeds

N ofne the real OF JOHN SMITH aie o The
CIV New lately m,de under order Of the Sur
rossie County New Yol BY Jererh To~e VI be so
med iv .aid surrose accord the suEzr once IN
The CRY o View the twenty ouIh day OF Januy nrf Al
len the forenoon 81 dayDaed ihi. sta d-y OF De-
ceuh n w
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surro-

s,e County OF New Yoft notice . hereby sveo 70 az
per.on. HAVING the Of GEORGE STOUT
late Of New Yofk deceased TO present The -an- With
vouchers subscriber place OF business No 2fI
Brosdpsy io before the second day Of
Mach next-Daed New York the hrst day se2emb'r Sl
90 Isr6nTbs JAMES d. STOUT, Administrator
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ADRIAN H. MULLER, Auctioneer.
DEREMP1ORY SALE Of VALUABLE

Il LOTS, on Lexington, I'd and 3dsvs; Sd 53th, JOIN
ADRIAN H. MULLER will sell at Pubic Auction, on
TIL RSDAY Dec. l6. 1852, at IL O'Clock, at the Mer
chants Exchange the following described property, viz
skCoEp-Ay.-Four Lots the westerly side OF I'd.
sy commencing the southwest OF 3th st. and
io-av. each "A teet 81 inches by 80 feet in depth
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Lots on the southeriy side
of Slthst Immediately in the of the last described
los each ~ feet in width by 98 feet inches in depth
THIRD Av.-Five Lots on the westerly side of 3dav,
the southwest Of 38thst each 20
feet in width by 90 feet in depth
THRTy.EiCHTHsT-Sn Lots on the southehy side
of 3Sthst Immediately in the Of the last described
lots each 4 feet ia width by SO feet inches in depth
LExINoTos-Av--1hree Lots on the westerly side Of
Lexnuonav, commencing the southwest corner of
36tt each feet st inches in width BY 100 feet in
One Lot on the westerly side Of Lexingonav ~ feet Al
inches nortbery from S5thst being "a feet 81 inches
width by l0t feet in depth.
THiRTY.FIFIHsT-EightL Lots the northerly side Of
3tst commencing rs feet eastey from Lexngtonav,
each "a feet At inches IN width by 90 feet inches in
depth.
Seven Lots the souherly side of 35thst commence
l25 feet eest OF Lexingtonav each u feet inches
in width by 50 feet o inches IN depth.
THIRTY sEcoNDsT-Two Lots on the soufherly side Of
32dst commencing $50 feet westerly from 9thsv each
25 in width by SO feet inches in depth.
Terms The shove described viii be sold under the usual
restrictions general puisances Ten per of the
purchase ey the suconeers fees of $40 for each
day Of January next when the deeds will be ready for de-
livery the balance go per cent, remain bond and
mortgage for one or three years at per cent interest,
payable seannualy Purchasers TO pay for drawing and
recording mortgage Maps be had at the Office Of the
auctioneer, No. Wall-st, corner Of New-st
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DEREMPTORY SALE of PROPERTY in
Il BEEKMAN and PEARL-STS.-JAMES NJ MIL
LER will sell the 18th of January 1883 az the Mer
chants Exchange, all that valuable piece of property
Beekmanst Nos g. % and a. containing together SO feet
front and by 100 in depth. Also the two stores in
Pesrlst Nos. 1854 and 2s7 Between Pecksp and Beck
msnst See maps and other particulars the Auctoneer
No 81 Maiden-ianc
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
Estima ties Of Augmentation.

The following are the ESTIMATES of appropria-
June 90 1854:
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I'M pIrRSIrANCE of an order ofthe Snrrogate

ofthe County 81 hereby AZ
havrs claims against NARTIy sLBER late Of the CITY Of New
York gentleman the With vouchers
10 redence 40 100 Allen Il, IN the city Of
before the ihrteh day Of Apl nerL-DAtsd New
Yorb the 9th day Of October, 1881 -
oos lawfmThs WILLIAM y. slIBEN, Aifninistraor
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surro-

rate Of the Comfy Of Se~Yoft notice - hereby 70 al
persons hAvns c against CHARLES T. VAN AULES hte Of
City oNe~ Yok deceased 10 p--eni the III vouchers
edencc No Ia West c2i st.
The CITY Of the lat day 81 February nett
Dat New orb the 9sih day OF July. ls5A
i,eslAwCmThf WILLIAM G. VAN AULES, Admn-rator
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IN pJTPSIrANCF of AN order Of the Surro-

gate Conniy New YORK. no'r- hereby gren 10 All
CHARLES YIELDING late oi the
CITY Of Yok ooachma.er dcceaed 10 present the am. With
erber che Coach Factory FIELD
ING BROTHERS. fs' ~, the ID the CITY o. NeS
Yort 9Sh day Of March nett (lsSl Dated New
York. the 9oth day Of September, ls5,.
,eslar6mFh MARGARET FIELDING. Administrator
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itself -.
,h., th. Bible does no. authorize TINS we have al
ready from the original grant 70 MAJ Aua not re-
moved changed for better tnsn t"9 ..'oassn ~
next point IL the argument ~ b. found Ia te history OF
Gods chosen people at the time OF their ekodus nom Esyp
Alter tEey bad paed the Red sea Aa entered the WaSr
ness though they had cattle with them. God wrought
ru1ee 10 provide them with food what the Bible calls
auus This Of light AID hot OF an animal nature,
whatever else It may have been ocesase com o. pr.
eissly On tbs ground. Now Ia this, a. II seems 70 inc, We
have the mind od mostfy aud deesyey gven a. 70 tle
nature VI !Ood and liza too let De
n strct accordance with the ozni grant o. Eden AZ
ssAin when they complain ard God pants nem nsf se
quest IL is 10 be noted In quais species OF Dud ma
lie stesr knd of food that of the hesh knd and iar
H. 80 =. aceopanies the grant win JUDGMENT or fall
and dec expression Of his ds2ieasaIe; VOW sns5,
Is could no % fa sa lsa
Inc Yewisl ritual the Mosaic ECONOMY posn1 also
DE ssu1e thing Gcd finds that Mn van u contend WI
al ~. ration the SUBJECT he therefore Jiea
70 -, IN measure he gives permission br The use OF
s.,rsn .nuas throws ms full and entire pfonioton
1900 otb.r. Those general rue that arc PAINTED
. ,s5 n, such 81 feed vegetables sIos on The other
hsrd thai are prohibited SUCH general tnng prey
"a ,Seir = low ais nsnron this not a. wn2t nods
-, J.; syery ind vdual case, but general fsct Inc
,rsvnx on their fellow animals or the reverse tnzt wnen
ives tie ehaxactersre, account OF whien me Soai S
snsuihes tie different classes a. clean and uneleAn lts
- f.ct ON the use Of animals fes Article
AZ cod and the InosI careful coasdeaaon IL
,hould aso here Be particularly noticed that a. he econo-
Nv UL,eh xranud tis permission was only temporary, %
d. ue OF animal food which gyes only for time,
evsnfssI.y 70 be dispensed with
FstnCur On lie suD.ccl IN 0Inel
ir.snees The case Of DANIEL much 10 the point When
oEtn Of a an Official suitable for he Csart Of NE King Of
erns he objected To- and on the ground that ne did not
use animal focc Bat said lived pulse The idsa,
i, would now, prevalent that animal food vas
necessary health and strength Daniel however has
confidence IN bis own regimen, and eess tia. e may %
tssted ltn fair request and sceeded and the result
We are tod that DANIEL not Only appeared we'll
but better than Others.
And new, in conelason, would here remark that Dan
iefs shsnence WA my opinion, Of the means
BY hch be attained his eminent pety and favor With
God 1--WE would have hs wisdom and pisty let ~ mai
tate bis abstinence and selfcsnsal-
A, the conclusion Of the address, vote 81 thanks wss
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iornEton OF TIE Horss of Representatives. printed est
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NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.

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ALBANY, April 10, 1881
THE NATURAL HIsToRy
wss received from tho House, and after debate
was referred to the Committee on Literature Mr. Tsbsr
made ,moton lay the order of business the tabsc
with q view Of reaching the Canal bill. The motion
lost by 12to1o
THr HARLEM pRIpaH
Was receive from the Assembly and Rent to the Com
rnittce on Commerce and Railways after long debate
with power TO report the bill compists.
sUsauEBArNA RAIrRoAD.
fhc amen pdnents by the Assembly TO the Albany and
sufqushsBns Railroad bill eoneurred in
lie followed by MIR. BABcocK, when, after
paAs.d--Ayce o. nocs 2
The bi to stsy proceedings In the antiren districts
up from the Asscmbly.
Dir CooiEv (dem) moved II be referred 10 the judi
cnTy Con mitce. Carried, Is to TO-
TIE CANAL BuL-cuRIoUs MAwouvEprSo.
Mr. TABon (whig) moved to lay the order Of business
The table so az To take up the Canal bill and then lac
would move 10 rssune the order Carried
Dir. TAnon then moved to lay thu next crd< tho
tetle. Carried.
Er CORNELL (dem) moved TO reconsider and he was
preceding 10 discus tho point o order when Mr. Tabor
called him 10 order.
MIR Consul asked the gentleman to place his point
Of order In writing.
The question rti pending at half past ten O'Clock
MIR MALoNsr. (dem.) OF New York moved to RECON-
nit with instructions to strike out lakes and
Carried
Al act In relation tho Marine Court in the oty Of
New Yor IL provides for the election Of three Jusoes
81 the Marine Cosrt in that city.
Anuct In relation to interest on money.
MIR UuRlsur. (vhig) Of Tompkins, moved To rs-oom-
nit the usuIy law with instructona 70 xiks out the
In feotiou, which prevailed,