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DULDING LOTS at YONKERS.-For

SALE number OF Building Lots In that part Of the VIZ
age II Yonkers called GLENwooD lying Immediately the
banks OF the Hudson In the beautiful part OF the whole
Vllage These Lots the most desirable Of any Offer
ed for sale from their location must rapidly increase In
value VIII be sold low, If applied for Immediately map
may be seer made known BY applying TO COMBS
l. ElCOLAY. No 244 Grand-st GEAR the BoweTy, Ny.
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COUNTRY BOARD.-A number of

~ farmers In the vicinity of Glen Cove and Buckran,
L. L. having pleasant and healthy locations and good accom-
nodstious would take few boarders for the summer Ac-
cess 10 Newly four times day per steamers Croon and
Norwalk and Long Island Railroad Good bathing, fishing,
horses carriages &c, For particulars apply 70 j. b
LEWIS, No. p Soutk-st, JOHN II. LEWIS, No. 70
Coenties.slip OF to MIR HENRY C. VALENTINE, Glen
Cove on arrival of stTeamers.
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4 YCEUM THEATER, BROADWAY,

Il 4 near BIoome-st.-BENEFIT of Mr. J. BROUGHAM
MONDAY, July 5. THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL
In which Messrs Barrett Lynn, Jordan, Bland Brougham
Mrs Skefett Mrs Maeder, Miss Weston Sc, will appear
Favor Song by Miss Julia Gould Popular Scena" Let
All Obey"-by Mr. s. Leach. Pas de Deux by Miss Anu'e
w alters and NJ. Fedenck An lnsh Ballad by Mrs Rea
Ooe-"The S'ar Spsngled Banner -" BY all the Company
To conclude with THE STAGE STRUCK FRESHMAN!
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BOARD-Hudson River

7 Ipesr the city but quite out Of town"-The Mansion
House gG,hs on the dyer sioe genteel private est25
Lsbrept Access by steamer Jenny Lind from pier NO
30 Chambers.st at o. l. and 3! O'clock B'omlnsdale
from City Ha and N ees 8thav stages az all hours
ard after July the HUDSON River RaIoad cars VIII stop
twice day very near the House.
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RESIDENCEFOR SALE

N-At Norwak, CT, the line Of the New York and
NewHaven Railroad about two hours nde from the city,
The house entirely built In modern style with eleven
finished rooms and about OF acre OF land
convenient the churches and commanding fine view OF
the harbor and sound Possession given immediately Proc
g. zoe terms easy For further particulars address, ALLEN
I PRICE. Norwalk, CT.
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lie are respectfully informed, that Grand Dramatic
Festival will be given at this Theatre Wednesday even
mgnext, July T. on which occasion Mr.. FORREST, the
teIs together with Mr.. CHARLES BRAHAM, Mr.. aud
Mrs SEGUlN, Mr.. and Mrs. BARNEY WILLIAMS, aud
other distinguished artists
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.XCELSIOR HOUSE. Croton Dam,

EXCELSIOR HOUSE, CrOtOn Dam,
Westcheser Co-The undersigned respectfully in
forms his friends and the public hat the above house IS now
open for the reception Of boerders and visitors IL Is situated
on the banks of Croton Lake In the immediate vicinity OF
the Tam surrounded by the n .t picturesque scenery
There il fine fishing in the Lake and beautiful drives IN me
peishborhood IL Of convenient access to the city oy
either the Harlem or Hudson River Railroads ,,.oDy
~ ANDREW l.. PURDY
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AL HOUSE, Long Branch,

NATIONAL HOUSE, Long Branch,
II Hew-Jersey.-STOKEs& PETIT respectfully In:
form their friends and the public that they have purchased
of Samuel Cooper his well known and popular Watering
Place located as above and having had the thoroughly
repaired newly furnished, 1t will be found one OF the
mos, healthy ard pleasant places the shore. s. p.
respectfully solicit continuance Of the liberal patronage
heretofore bestowe ed on this establishment -
WOOLMAN STOKES,
CHAS. W. PETIT
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rzrpos,uo,ccNc New. DIRK .-NOTICE-The mails
IA Ec per L. s. NJ 8. Ohio Wis Aspinwa direct
y IN close al tins ofice on Monday luly J. at NJ
VII w WIN V. BRADY, p NJ.
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rE2- nIrs. l.. N. Fowler, N. d., will consult with
from Q A NJ u PM.
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kx7HJG NEWSPAPER ESTABLISH
Gunner Retreats.

BOARD in the COUNTRY.-Several
Dfamihes may obtain board for the summer seAson
Meadow Side, Glen Cove The house u nearly new, 80
large airy roons pleasantly situated BY tho sst Hae
surrounded By beautiful wsks and ndes For tartne.
tcuArs inquire of HENRY VALENTINE, Propnstory o.
the Meadow Side STAGE line or OF ALbEkf n SoShS'
Ne Isl BsWery. N. Y,
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DALHOUSIE- SQUARE,
G. F. POPE. MONTREAL
MICHIGAN LAKE HOUSEHOLDS
lvk town, 4 miles from Peeksk.-Visitors can reach
this delightful Summer Retreat in two hours per Hudson
River cars to Peksk where vehicles await their arrival to
proceed the Lake Horses carriages boats and hshins
tackle always on hand for the use OF guests ,
w H. BARMORE.
Particulars may be learned BY application TO THOMAS
JONES No 247 Broadway.
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Amnsemenfs.

A STOR. PLACE OPERA HOUSE
"A MONDAY, July s, DONETTPS performing MON
KEYS DOGS and GOATS, will act In Serious and two
Comic Psntomimes and Tight and Slack Rope Constituting
with the ascent dog BULL surrounded by Firewofks
Two Performances, at 3 and o'clock.
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Ia
II TON COTTAGE, Clinton, a miles from Newark,
THE building IL In handsome gothic style 40 feet
dining rooms; kitchen has Beebee range &c ~ ice wash
ard there two towers. furnished with
tank holding 3CO gallons, which supplies largestone foun
and water closets; there Is handsome barn, coa;h-
house and stables The entrance has frontage Of 800 feet
will handsome iron raines fOar large stone pillars and
hon The grounds attached 50 acres highly cu
vated land the aTaen and embrace about t~o acres
beautifully laid out with all kinds Of shrub and tree-aband
Of the best kinds Of fruit Of every variety The fencing
round the garden has iron pos &c TIL, whole Is In the
best order in good style and very the building
is elevation has beautiful view Of the surrounding
country, and very healthy II IL accessible 70 Nswfors
every hour Of the day. Inquire Of @ y. BUTLER NO
spruce,st, or Of c. J. H0LYLAND, No. 2s5 brosd~'
corner MarketH, NewNt
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scorarus square inches n the m nest pyt f each posi-.
ibsut one our'h tie strength before parurs.
re Hopes Expressive CENTRAL RAILROAD
ofNEN-JERsEN. Twice daily from New-York To Easnn
Pa leaving Of o'ot ck, A. NJ, sla o'clock T. NJ Office
No. "a Broadway, Ntw.lork
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A STOR-PLACE OPERA HOUSE

~ FIVE MORE and MOST POSITIVELY the LAST
P, formance- Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday
and Ssturdav-s in the afternoon, in the evening
OONETTrS COMIC TROUPE OF ACTING MON
KEYS DOGS AND GOATS,
in their very peculiar unique sDo instructive entertainments
which have attracted the crowded aud fashionable
dces and have been pronounced the wonder Of the age
BOX Office open from A NJ TO T. M Tickets 81 cents
bmubitheatre % Ger II, Children half pnce.
Doors open at Ito commence at o'clock
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BROADWAY TIL EATER-E.A.MAR-

A bsgAII sole Lessee-On MONDAY EVENING. July5,
will be presented the drama Of IRELAND AS 1T
Ragged Pat Barney Williams Judy. Mrs b Williams
Pas de Deux-l a Magnolia Mile Therese and NJ Schmidt
The Comic Drama Of IN AND OUT OF PLACE!
city . assuming five characters. Mrs Barney Williams
Mr. A. w Fenno will recite Patriotic Poem
To conclude with BRIAN o. LYNN!
Blian OLYnn. Nh. b. Williams Sheah. Mrs b WlIliams
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CAPEISLANDB ATHING-NA-

! TIONAL HALL-Ths large, new and ee2ant Ito
tel is now open for the season The public Will Ind TINS
house equal TO the best American Naturalization few
sens from the shore with magnificent view OF the Ocean.
AARON GARRETSON, Proprietor.
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Within a miles Of Hudson River Railroad DePoe ana
4 miles of Bronxvie Depot Harlem Railroad CONTAINS
n 800 If which ~ acres woods Soil superior;
buildings new and plenty water good and huit
View very fine but In sight OF the Hudson RIVER INC
a.. {. hinder good CROP and Improvement Some rocks.
situation very high price very low. Apply @N' isPsts
IN stairs.
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NTIBLO'S GARDEN-JoHN SETON,
nsn..ar-NONDAY EVENING, July 3 the Come
dies of THE ETON BOY, and SKETCHES OF INDIA!
In which MessIs w. X. Blake, John Drew, j. W. Lester
Ardrews NJ Blake Mrs Drew, &c, will appear and the
follow ing Dances by Miles Pougaud Soto Douet Lsygne
and Lesder. aud Mons Mege, &c &c ~
NEW DOTBLE DANCE: GRAND DANCE OfTHREE;
Ia CACHTCHA: PAS DE MATELOT; LA MANOLA,
and GRAND FINALE, by all the Dancers!
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H'HE MARINE HOTEL, at Fairfield,
Il Connecticut will be opened By Its proprietor J.
HONEOT, the lst day Of June next a summer branch
OF the New.York Hotel The Marine Hotel Is situated In
beautiful village Long Island Sound afordins all the In
ducements Of excellent bathing and romantic drives
the adjacent country Every endeayor will be exeed tois
for the Hotel the distinguished patronage Of previous
Plans be and rooms engaged at the above
Hotel At Fairfield al the NewYork Hotel The distance
NeU Haven Railroad stop Fairfield .eV-rs times cash ksy
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e. Csi,for, ia &c per IT, j. NJ :. Ohio WIS Aspinw4 direct
~ I'm close az tins cfIce Monday, luly al = NJ
vi" WIN. V. BRADY, P. Nj.
re- Mrs. L.. N. Fowler, N. d., will consult with
ladies medically at her residence, No k3 East Broadway
from g AM tO | PM.
~ Red or tray Hair can be instantly chaneat 70
peImsnfny black or brown color Of the most beautiful and
ratLra esrptiop by the o. BOges Premium Electric
Hsir DYE hch is fast supesSdng all other articles OF
4 similar nature. This with Bogles Hyperion FLUID, for
the bair and o prep aiaOns NAV he had OF A. - y
Sands No lt0 FuOnst.; Rushton, Clark & GO, NO 20
ard Rice Smith. 40. ~ Broadway; Carey Co. No 10
Pesrst and by Dut gsts and Perumers throughout the
werld.
~ New village -WILLIAMSBRlOGE, HAIR
LIN RAILROAD-A meeting o. subscribers and all others
wishing 10 become SUCH will be held at Military hau,
Bowery opposite Spring.st. WEDNESDAY EVENING,
july at o'clock Punctual attendance is requested The
books open for subscribers at No Nassaust,
kewNOrk.
70 The Mount Vernon Building Association
Will meet WEDNESDAY, the 9TH inst, at oclock, T.
NJ at the Of Christopher and dudson SITS Members
can pay their dues the Office No. ITO Barrow 81 any
MondaS evening between and o'clock or between and
7oclock P M on the Saturday preceding each Regular
Meeting, at no. 60 Nassaust , -,
GEO w. COOPER Secretary.
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NOR SALE-The three unfinished first
cIa.. HOUSES brown fronts situate on Living.
nl.ce between 18th and l6thss For apply at
No Ia 10Th ST. one door east OF 3d.ay.
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TTOTEL TO LET.-The upper part OF
the double House. also the stable attached 81 me ne"
badns containing thirty rooms Nos Ioauirs Of = HAD
sv South Brooklyn, close TO the ferry' ih4uu''
LEY No 81 Gresnwehst, N. I.
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DOARD.-Good Rooms and Board for
I'D TRANSIENT day and perman Mt bOaders at No 63 Full
ton St
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DOARD.-Gentleme can be accommo-
dated with pleasant Rooms and Board or board only at
No ~ Vesey-st. Dinner at o'clock.
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THREE or four single Gentlemen, OF
o.u,Iar,sn and their " ives, can be accompanies
At The podernbut house No l76 Huds0n' st. References
exchanged.
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~ EmiRIunt Intelligence Once and Labor
E.ebouac, Nos . snd n Canalst, New-York -Ths
osce Is established by the Commissioners Emigration
where can swsy. De found large numbers Of aborsrs and
Ssryynts AZ very low rates Of wages and persona can have
sir orders filed by writing the Superintendent and send
rS The amount necessary pay the passage OF the parties
REQUIRED No fees charged 70 employer
JAS 2. PAGAN, Superintendent
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OFFICE or THE COMMISSIONER OF JURORS, I
NJ.

~ Jury NOiice.-An persoas exempt by law fro n
the performance Of Jury duty who have registered their
exemption this Office notified 70 DO before the
lCth DAY OF July neAt. ss required bY ltw.
Nm. A. WALKE& CJmmisio1er Of Jurors.
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rUE NEW-YORh TRIBUNE

s o,rcos AND THE SANDWICH IsLANBs,
yos eLLT n he departure Of each semiMonthly NAL
y $40 $40 81 cents per COPY ru p.hu.h.v.
esssa@ 'i GPFELEY McELRATH, ruohsne"
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~ NOTICE. 10 Passengers from pnuuma 10
CALIFORNIA;. The PACIFIC MAlL STEANS HIP COM
fANY feel called 70 give public nce that no tickets
Oil b recognized by their agent ~ Panama which are not
asued by Offices 81 this Company aud thst uckets thus
agn,o can obtained only al their Agency No III West
g ofC. l. BARTLETT, Es9- Boston; or Ms.aJs ARM
81 1852 By order, VIM H. DAVIDGE, Secrs,sry.
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Dants.
MODERN LANGUAGES.-A Gentle

N ODERN LANGUAUEO.--h uehCle-
IVE man from Europe, who can give most distinguished
references character and capacity is DESTROYS OF employ
ing leisure hours in giving instruction IN elmer the
French German Spanish italian Portuguese Languages
AZ Schools to private classes single persons in TINS city
or vicinity terms moderate. Address, at this Office, h.
STAS,
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,r democratic Wing General CSmm NJ IFS
Reeng Inlv I'm AZ O'Clock. at the Broadway
DAY k. ~. VI, ivy JAMES KELLY, Chairman
VIZ L. sHARDLow, Secretaries.
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D1Gr6 an6 Rooms.

A FEW Persons can be accommodated
u With Board and the privilege Of bahing, at the
Water Care Estab.l hment. No. l87 Eat Bloadway.
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ladies or Gentlemen look

DOOMS to LET-Furnished or unf9 9
Ia n.hed, without beard, at No 80 "aren''' WIN 'i''
use of Bath.
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NOR SALE-Farms of ten acres or
NOR SALE-Two Houses and Lot
COR SALE or TO LET-A new and

acre of Ground beautifully situated Mount Veraon West-
chester County very to the Depot OF the New
Haven Railroad there about thirty hne oeanns apple
trees ~ the premises of choice grated fruit and sood
Garden Loo ston on the Fst-av Lot 3d. Terms o. sac
essy and price low would be rented Apply 70 NIL
LER at Fergusons Lumber Yard Mount Sein2n 10 u
ROY& jerks, No Brosdst, or MORGAN Co, NO.
New-York
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DARTNER WANTED-In the H tel

II INN INIlIN W nv It I'D III W Vt
business, in this city. Any person OF active business
habits having at his command cash capital Of about $4,000
can have fine opportunity to engage in the business by
making immediate application The house new aud eIe
has already an established reputation The best of
will be given and required Address HOTEL, at this ohee
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BOARD in the COUNTRY.-Pn
Boa d for Family On the Hudson River-holse large
and ary-ne walks and rdes-access the city private
carriage boat stages which every twenty MINI es
about miles from the City Hall. For particulars address
Box No. Lib.
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NOR SALE LET-A good three
at YONKERS for SALE

story brick House. situated on York'tenace, 10 Jersey
CIV The house ia rstrate condition and most dessby
located Inquire OF q. X. PELTON, No. 4 Newst, n 4.
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TO CONTRACTORS

hRoBITrcT's OFFIcs, military ASYLUM,
WAsHrSeToS, ID. C. May %, 1852.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
- office until Wednesday, the 3Uth Of Jupe nett.
at " O'Clock m, for the construction Of the build
ings OF the Military Asylum. near this city.
The front Of the main building Is one hundred
and fifty feet lite depth fifty scsen feet, with
wing eighty three feet by forty-six feei the whole
Of Which is TO be faced with stone. Proposals will
be entertained for completing this building with
marble, a granite, or a frcestone facing; bot all
bidders arc requested to send With their rospectlve
proposals a fair specimen Of the stone with which
they propose TO build, accompanied by particular
Information to the locality and capacity Of the
quarryj which specimen will be retained as a sam.
pie under the contract.
In addition TO the above building there will be
two moderateszed dwelling houses for the officers
Of the institution
The plans and specifications may be examined
at this office. from Monday, the tn, until Wed.
nesday, the 30th Of June next, az above men
toned, where all other information relative TO
the location and character Of the buildings will be
given.
Every offer TO construct these buildings nugt be
accompanies by a written guarantee. sEned by
mere responsible persons, TO the effect that
he or they undertake that the bidder or bidders
will II his or their bad be accepted, enter into an
obligation within twenty days, with good and suf-
hccnt sufeties, TO erect the proposed buildings
cordng 10 the plans and specifications which may
have been, or may hereafter be, furnished.
In deciding on the bids, regard will be had tq
tnc QuAlly OF tnc atcflaS O''frec hnd tto fc-pOu-
sibiity OF the bidders; the right will be reserved
TO accept such Oilers only as may be deemed most
advantageous N the Government, and also ~ re.
iect the whole, should none Of them be acceptable.
Al nids TO De sealed. md endorsed Proposals for
building the Military Asylum" and address TO
u ALEXANDER,
May 2S-3tawtd Lieutenant Corps Engineers.
0ry- The Baltimore Sun, New York Herald, and
New York Courier aud Enquirer, will please in
sert the above three times week until the Soth Of
juno next
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IHE FApCUIER WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS,
Enuauier County. VIRGINIA.

A RE now open for the reception Of visitors
n They arc situated on the Rappahsnnock river,
thirty light miles above Frederic ksburg, and fifty,
nearly due west, from Alexandra. The Aleran.
dria railroad cars, leaving at a. m, carry pss-
yengcrs at this time (lst June) within seventeen
miles Of the springs, and hr.t-Tate coaches, over
good turnpike for the remaining distance. run
daily TO item.
Tiso agents Of the railroad company confidently
expect be within about eight miles Of the Springs
by the last Of July, when passengers leaving Rich.
miond at 9 p. M. will get to the Springs by noon
the next day, via Ale1sndria-or may take the
Louisa Railroad TO Gordonsvle at o. a. IN. reach
Culpeper Court house that evening, and breakfast
next morning at the Springs, the through ticket
from Richmond by this route being SIS. Or, by
taking the Frederioksburg route at m,
may spend the afternoon IN Washington or
Alexandris. and be at the Syringe by noon the NEXT
day Timely notice 10 Frcdericksburg would
secure direct conveyance by hacks, 90 TO reach
the Springs the same day passengers leave Rich
mond
A tri weekly line OF stages will be run from
Winchester TO these Springs
Terms Of Board. $50 for the season. ending
October |; S75 for three months; 800 for two
months; S35 for one month; SIS for two weeks
= 10 for one week; 81 IS per day. Mosls or lodg
ing so ccnis each. Servants and children under
twelve years of age half price. No charge for
children under ttco years OF age. Horses 30 cents
day, or Sl0 month.
Payments TO he made NSokI,.
June 2-dco& tri. v3m&w2t
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BY AUT ii o RIT Y.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES
Passed during the Fi,st Session Of tie Thirty first
Congress.
IPUBLlc AcT-No. 22.l

IPUBLlc AcT--No. o.
AN ACT relating 10 the salaries of officers Of the
Territories of the United States.
BE IL enacted by The Senate and House Of Repre-
senfatiUss Of hae United States of america IN Con-
gress assembled That whenever any officer of either
OF the Territories of the United States shall be alb
sent therefrom, and from the duties of his office, no
salary shall be paid him during the year in which
such absence shall occur, unless good cause shall
be shown to the President OF the United States,
who shall officially certify his opinion of such
cause to the proper accounting officer of the trea
sury TO be filed in his office.
SECTION 2. -dnd De tt further enacted, That the
provso contained in an act entitled Gan act max
ing appropriations for the civil and diplomatic ex
penses OF the Government, for the year ending the
tbrtieth OF June, eighteen hundred and fifty one,
relating to the officers OF the Territories of the
United States be, and the same is hereby, 80
modified az to authorize the payment of the salary
OF any officer therein named, notwithstanding
such officer may have been absent from such Ter
ritory and his official duties for more than sixty
days: Provided, The President of the United
States shall certify officially his opinion that the
absence of such officer has been for good and suti
Gent cause.
SEC. 3. -dna be IL further enacted, That nothing
m the said proviso, or in this act shall be
strued TO prevent the payment Of the salaries of
the chief justice, associate Justice and secretary
OF State OF the Territory of Utah, who have with
drawn from said Territory, for rcasons set forth
in their report to the President of the United
States.
(Signed) LINN BOYD,
Speaker of the House of Represent atves.
(Sgned) WILLIAM X. KING,
President of the Senate pro tempore.
Approved June is, 1852.
(Signed) WILLARD FILLMORE.
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albany Nv. W Register.

'Goivo IT BtrSD.-Jonts's Yinccnnes Sentneihss
the following. II lie rather rich
General John A. Pierce, Of New Hampshire is
the unanimous nominee OF tho convention. bet
ter nomination IL is not possible To have made"
This shows the metal Of some Of the Locoloco
leaders. When the telegraph announced that
Pierce. OF New Hampshire, the nominee, tho
SENTINEL ought TO have known enough of him not
10 have put him down "Jobn A - and when Jones
complimented said "John A." no such man
exists, II shows how much regard he has for hi.
word We do not think many other editors will
be caught in just such fix. We hope Mr.. Jones
will stick to his John H., and let Franklin make
bis own way towards the White House, without