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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-11

CLIPPER eHIP AIBoNr This Is . Eastern built
vessel lately arrived at this port She noble look
ing vessel Of 917 tons Her app arauce ~
once attracts end impesses the beholdder With the
yicton that he Is loosng veritabe clipper She Is
very sharp vessel; and head on, has . wedge-lke ap
pearauce Her lines and her tmbers being
carried very and having neither billet head
head boerd her cutwater in preserving It's uniformity
describes an arc the though support
ing the bossrrt-teiDg orDamented with carved re-
presepatop OF the American eoglc preparing for woop
From her Row, her lines With easy sheer. termi
mating in a clear shsrp From stem to stern, her
lines sre regular though she in mould
Her stern is of square Light and plain. She has
tops allant lorrcasle and house abat the foremost
containing the kitchen SC She has lengthy sunk poop
and q cabin well fitted and furnished. Her between
decks is striking her tmbers being heavy and fastened
In most subs autia manner having more bolts In her
tpan any clipper Of her size before constructed Her
bottt is OF oak With cedar top the ceiling and deck
Fame of yellow pine Her keel-ons are copper boltsd
and follows kee'son and keel through. sig
aide keelsons IL by IA inches; bge streaks by d.
in the lower hold she has II inch hnnSrg knees ana
In oh between decks The dimensions Of tbs vessel
length 40 feet; breadth 30 feet; depth 20 feet
being q feet between decks and ia feet in lower hold
Her spars made Of the best material and well proper
toned 10 her bul Their dimensions are foremost "a
feet main 10; mizzen 70 topmast 40; tepgaant, "a
royal Is; tkysaii 49, main and fore yards as; to2sai
"a LBS boxspris - SboS M 81 Ing do u This vessel
was modelled ana built by MIR Mason G. HILL at Mystic.
Conn. and is owned by Messrs James Bishop Co Of
this city She is commanded by Capt. A. r. Lttleield
late Of the bark Peerless who has ben in the employ OF
the above firm for plumber of years. She is load
ing ut pier No 8, in Mr.. Il Suttons clipper line Of
California packets and in few days will spread her sails
for San Francisco
LAuNcB.-wil be launched from the ship yard of Mr..
Charles Keene at Perth Amboy Saturday next, the
schooner Indianoa OF sir bundled and hriv-ree
This schooner he largest OF her rig launched has
been built fer Captain Isaac Csthcar formerly Of the
thee masted schooner Spray and is to be employed in
the Maagorda trade She is 100 feet keel 20 feet BEAM
16 fee hold and Ga feet between decks She is Of beau
tiful model built of best Jersey white oak, sharp bows
and clean run Her floor very aat, and carried well
forward that when ready for with full cargo her
draft Of water will not exceed IL feet She is rugged
three masted schooner having her largest sail her
mzzen mast This peculiar rig has proved very
full under Capt. Cathcarts management The Indianola
will be launched fully rugged
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HOnfESTEADs.


CT. NICHOLAS BUILDING ASSOCIATION, No. le.
- Duane street, Oh atham Bank buding.-The regular
meeting of this ocation will be held THURSDAY eve
next nth inst ATTY o'clock at Union buildings No.
will be offered for eiemption. The trustees give
notice that subscriptions will be received usual
those who find IL noonv to the whole ount
back dues at need not DO deferred from joining
association that account. The dues will received in
such instamonts as will accommodate such
The az the past six months Indicate ne
profit on Investments and speedy close for the
Those who are making small weekly savings cannot do
better than to join 1t. WIN. g. CONKLIN President
RoBT. ID. HART, Secretary,
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eeoidences in tho Tenth Ward. Brooklyn at Auction
JAMES COLE will sell auction, Thursday, Noyem.
Dor llth 1852 at twelve NJ 1T the Mrchanss Exchange
New York the large frame mansion with lots
ronnd situate at the southwestry Of aud
Pacific streets The house is 80 feet front by 40
brick to the peak built in the best manner by DAYS work.
&o good wine coal and wood cellars we'll arranged with
pantres ell set So Tho wood work is grained oak ak
me walls beautifully pspeed eight marble mantos CRATES
sliding doors plated furniture inside shutters &c.
al In order also the promises ia
and carriage house. The grounds beautifully laid out
and stocked with choice fruits aud shrubs Each lot Is
by e feet Part of the purchase money may remain
bond and mortgage. Maps and full particulars had
the office Of the suctopeer a3 Fulton street. Brooklyn
And 8 Wall street, New York
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Brady, having received the Gold Medal
from the American Institute and also other prize
dals foe in ession we'll the prize medal
awarded in London at the Worlds Fair deems
sary to expatae on the superiority Of his pictures br. in
vites the attention Of the publ, to his and unrvsed
collie cton Of daguerreoypes exhibiting a his gallery
2O5 Broadway, corner o Fulton street.
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equal 10 that which arises from wearing the cleg
neat easy fitting boots shoes CATERS manufactured by
CAIiILL No. 81 Broadway his stock Is large, complete
and fashionable especially his assortment VI ladies' and
chdrens shoes and hs priooJ reasonable suit all
HIS nat
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AcrOstlc.-

General Piorce is popular person at pre- icnt,
United, almost were the " Yankees" for Frank,
Rather ew for this people-fcr him less pleasant
Now, in favors and fame, who is second in rank?
Every eye turns co the great artist renowned.
Your naguerreOty types everything off the ground
GURNEYS splendid Daguerrean gallery $40 Broadw way,
where pic taken in all the styles Of tho art.
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SINGERS Sewinr Mnchtues. within tne lna,

few weeks have received premiums Of the class
the American .itute New York Franklin Institute,
Philadelphia Maryland Institute Baltimore and Indiana
State Far at Indianapolis They the most lleut
invention of the time doing all kinds of stitching With
nishng rapidity strength beauty Call
in operation Principal oices-New York. 258 Broadway.
place.
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notice. but estimated from the sale and popularity the
article to which the notice calls attention Judged by this
honest test AGATES Corazza Shirts made and sold at
ZIG Broadway the most fashionable and popular shirt
smanufactutd In this country
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- Lvem Oh the Most lrr1tabhe Nervous
system can rely upon the assertions daily made news
nTs sna surgie.l and
At " Lspenard street near Broadway Their eonstaaf
pncte and IN, exten,ive means they employ speak vo
shs sssth I e sFsy their ysnen and s
pleasant smell and their tinuei standr Ard
ceanlness testify to their rcrty over others I'd
TnSts,er IS the remit o. many
cecayed teeth, rsssts all acids will not diolor ~
The great efficacy with which this operation il
spares the least pam roo'hache cured without
pain extra ting Particular attention paid
fspa anu re- uians ehuren teeth fsl sabi ct OF
tract teeth ia the easiest and safest mode CHARGES are
IA moderate as would be stent with ska careful
workmanship and the hest ateral
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yores o. The public this season Is exhbted n the unpfe
oedented rapdty and of his sales His principal
fall winter Is animousy apprcyed but as tastes
differ ard he wishes crafty all notifications Of
Comm will 10 found the old price Of ara
at GENIN's, 2ls Broadway, opposite 81. Pauls.
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Twelve Gold and Silver Medals Awarded
to ROOT 363 Broadv ay for his superior
number equalied by other Daguerreotypist in this
country
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MGgL.ara CRY.

ACE MAETILLA MAKER WANTED, A NuMBER
IL Of nrstrate hands at No III Greenwich str~ct 6rsx
aoor Also, mourning cotton makers None bat a
oustomod W the finest work need apply.
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more Than hatt is nm ornament, protection distinc;
i've ark Of the thorough gentleman Our republic lie full
Of hats Of all sorti-cocked military white black beaver
elb. and felt but no tile within stone thro
Of that Jupiter Olympus Of Hatdom, Knox knoxs fall
style Of hats the fashionable articles oil the season.
and who considers his personal
Go and furnish yourself with one u cant prove
otherwise than blessing to such tne decision OF
the wise of Gotham KNOX, Us Fulton street,
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STOLEN GOODS.

CToPPED-sUPPosED TO BE STOLEN, ONE GOLD
anchor lever watch and pair gold spcctaclee Tho
have them by describing the property and pay
ing expenses application to the Original L. JACOBS
102 Chatham street. N B-Aocordeons tuned and repaired
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cit Is not for day, but for all time."-
Mrs JERvISS Cold Candy still continues usefulness
In cages Of ds sore throsts whooping
way; Zieber Philadelphia Redding Boston; Gilman,
Washington Wright Co New Orleans and by druggsto
generally
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Carr Hicks 81 Maiden lane invite the attention Of
merchants manufacturers aad others to their stock We
keep constantly hand size blank book
In ordinary and manufacture any style
CURED Letter and papers, note papers, and envelopes
nkstands gold and steel pens. Nc Counting rooms and
Offices furnished with stationery of the best quality
derate prices Bill heads cards. circulars TO- printed
neatly. CARR L. HICKS, Statoners, 81 Maiden lane
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Clay, Taylor, Benton, Van Buren,, and

efficacy Of Mrs. JERvISS Col Candy in pulmonary
plants 1t is wellconsidered conscientious remedy,
fruitful in its healing mission and delicious take Sed
by Mrs W. Jervs @ broadway; zeber Third street below
Chestnut Etreet philadelphia Mrs. Hays, Fulton street,
Brooklyn; and druggists generally.
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that few Of rivals in business in this city are making
much better goods than you and at rai If
would know how II Is done, call Mt ths office of NJ SING
Eli CO., '5S Broadway where you specimens of
the work and have the improved method explained gratis
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do respectfully TO the public In general
city New York that keep constantly hand large
colors 80 and any quantity Of vests from
fifty cents awards Therefore we solicit their patronage
aad beg that they will please make ca and IL they 20
dissatisfied why Of it cant beeped. No 100
Nassau street, Ann,
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taken daily in lie and perfection Of the art the
old and popular rooms 03 Bowery Andersons
store; also at 500 Broadway beiow and opposite Nblo
On hand rich assortment Of cases. frames lockets &c.
atyery low prices Call and
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A Most Beautiful Medal was awarded ia

r L. ROGERS at the recent Fair Of tho American Inst
tute fer the unexamred specimens OF youths and chill
drens clothing furni-hed from Union Hail. Tasty fash
ionabe and ant those SUITS the patrons
above magnificent clothing emporium always upon
similar work fr their own use 1t is impossible to fail Of
being suited when the stock varied beautiful,
cheap After the first purchase every continues,
trade there. Union Hail. Of Fulton aud Nassau
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As Steadily as the sablimc fIo.v or Water

the relgiousy Inspiring Niagara Falls dema
for Mrs. JERvlSS Cold Candy People may smle cali
it mere andy !, has mmnsed with The sugar
dignif.d simplicity and happy . combin alton OF
natures herbs human mnisraton applied pull
-
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Beauty-ThOsc who would retain the
youthful bloom of I'll, complexion do by using
gles Heb. aicna according directions bottle.
This with BoEles hyperion Fluid for the hair. and
be had of b. &FD Sanas 100 Fulson street; Rushton,
Clark o.. .73 and Rice Smith. 727 Broadway: william
H. Cary CO. 2i5 Pearl and by the druggists
perfumcrs throughout the world
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The subscriber has Just received and will have ready
inspection this day. twelve containing eight hundred
surprngy eautul garments modelled by the most oec-
lrntod Partisan artists in velvet ladies' CLOTH SATIN cash
mere. &c NIL Of which he offers the most moderate
terms. GEO. BULPIN, Paris Cloak and Aantilla EN-
nnrum 36l BroadMnY.
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MI, Levstt. Dentist. Mn. 6os Brondxy

takes this method invite the public TO witness his great
improvement In dentistry, introduced by him ono,
hours from 10 till o'clock His work the teeth can
vita ped as above
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EmbrOideIfes, Lace y, tEc.-D. Edwards.
No US broadway Houston invites
the ladies to xamnc splendid lot Of embroidered collars
just received embracing the newest and recherche
styles " the Also large lot Of blae ves OF
unsurpassed patterns Everything sold in this
much less than the usual rates.
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country like this whore the rich and the lowy regard
dress highly, At all times be found at H. H. IoS
TIERS clothing Establishment 81 Cortlandt street. where
every article Of dress be purchased the
able terms.
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S Beware or tho Ch,,i,nr

s Beware OF the Chilling MiIdsW OF these
Scoo mornings and the corrng amps these
bewitehng nights BE fortified with package Of Mrs
yiss Cold Candy that all time universally admitted
good remedy for coughs no other throat
wsy Mrs Hays, Brooklyn Zieber Philadelphia, and By
druggists generally.
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THE TURF.

CENTREvILLE COURSE, L. THURS.
~ day. Nov. H. at ocock-Match for $780, mile heats
In harnee,.-Owner names bl g. Black Jack; Conklin
names Dr. Centreylle ounibuses leave Fulton ferry
Brooklyn, at ono o'clock T. NJ.
JOEL coNKLIN Proprietor
CENTREvILLE COURSE L. I-TROTTINa-THURs
day NV IL at oclock-Purse and stake $500 mile
heats best three in five, barnes-H Jones T.
Sorrel Billy J. Conklin name. br. Centrevillo.
JOEL CoNKLIN, Proprietor.
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ITO DAGUERREAN RTISTs.-STEREOsCoPEs , JUHf
received for nsle by VICTOR BISHOP, 2ssAsidsE

sfSo DAGUERREAN ARTtsFs.-A NEW INVOICE OF
Soae States warranted pereos just received are fec
geis o. the lopesb rrtoes By VICTOR BISHOP haesD
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Ih and marrow Of Goldsmith system of penmannhip
rowed to copy book Of ir pages and the like
Der OF copies with full dir ctions, may be obtained at
GOLDSMlTA'S rooms, 299 Broadway, for rs cents.
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FANCY AHTTCLEss


vToYsl-FANCY GooDsi--H0LIDAY PREsENTsI-
Il j. W HOLBERT0N, 10 Maiden lane, New York. ofcrr
for sale toys OF IN and oommoo qualities, kid and
doe ladies' work boxes games china fguros tin sad iron
toys India Iubne toyg fireworks So SO Orders from tho
oounry pronry attended, and catalogues forwarded
applioa tiou
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Freemnn. the Renowned Cheap Hatter.

No 80 Fulton street. has opened splendid lot of furs,
which for richness variety and cheapao cannot DO
celled. he Is also selling his best mems No. silk hats for
SO 5 beautiful hat So and So 60 chbrens beaver and
felt hats, Of every style, ut the lowest prices
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DR.. Ke,l,ng.r,s Universal Magic Remsdx,

for external apd internal 1t Ache
pains sores. cuts bruises. all spasmodio and nervou
troubles 1t suits the and the toilet Young
old delighted with its agreeable and qualities
1t is TIE only family remedy that has been able to pleas
the wealthy and intelligent portion of the immunity
Sold in Kettles at 2s to SIS each The 3d. hold six
tizc and they the cheapest 1t fails cure
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CeruHcutcS OF astonishing Cures
n.de by Dr. Tobias wonderful Venetian Imminent can
teen at the depot No 29 Greenwich If II fails
curing cough sickness, chronic rheuma tsm, mu nps
sore throat collie cuts burns old pains in tt
nnd Group, the money will be returned Price rs an
10 cents.
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New Class for Ladtes,.-The wcdn.sd

afternoon classes for ladies children
large, have determined 80 form class which will
meet Thursday afternoons at 3 i. NJ for ladies and
children Gentlemens classes Monday Wednesday Thurs.
day, and Saturday evenings. which arranged
principle calculated facilitate the progress of tho pupil
See published circular TO be had at the academy.
ALLEN DODWORTH. SOC Broadway.
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Stuyvesant I'M tute $50 Bradway the fashionable
dan taught in the most graceful ard finished
Hours fol private classes and private lessons.
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claim the attention travellers
cempaetnes and utility which renders them A.
them from home SAUNDERS, No. Astor Houoe, and sS
Broadway.
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C0rtOise Shell Dress COmbs.-Ln6ies are
RESPECTFULLY invited to examine the choice selection Of
at the subscribers establishment. The variety
nd all doubt the largest in the city Combs made and
re ,sired. A. s. j. SAUNDERS,
sS7 Broadway, between Walker and White streets.
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eepon or the best invented Beware
OF pulled dyes Equally celebrated is Gourauds Medcate
Soap for curing pmpes freckes saownes Chaps
nes &c. Poudre Subtitle hair from part of the
BODY. Liquii Rouge, Lily White and Hair Gloss Al a.
walker street, near Broadway =
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Fine Cutlsry.-The Subscribers Assortment
Of pen pocket and sportsmens knives embraces all ths
different styles of Joseph Rodgers Sons
Eking the richest display of the kind in ths
city. SAUNDERS No. Aston House, and 3S7 Broadway.
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Handsome shirts cheap, we'll made aud Of excellent quality
Are from Elkn's sent home with extreme nctuaty.
r. s the place of all others to lay out the dollars
In shifts under clothing gloves bosoms and collars
hat you buy thore will fit you cert ain at fate
And the rule for all orders s never too late"
ELKINS Furnishing store, Ash Broadway.
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The Lantern or this week Is n rich mum.
Antidoe. No Of taste ought TO be without either.
The Lantern will light the way health through Anti
dtte. No. lO2 Nassau street
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Of wigs the perfect Of Ma
sro yet invented Those wanticg very superior article
!houd call at BACHELORS celebrated wig Factory No
all street. where be found the largest and best
sortment in the city. Copy the address.
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MILITARY, FIREMEN, AND VOLUNTEER COMPA-
~ MES can be supplied wi belts &c. for target
fions, at low prices by S. II DOUGHTY, manufacturers
Of leather belts for ladies' children, and men, John
street. =
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Inc american FuDllc should know thai
that there nothing vet scovered superior or ever
equal to Crstadoros Liquid Hair Dye. The
merits Of this article are as frnly established tint
1t bestows are uniading and natural Manufactured sold
and applied IN private rooms by CRISTADORO No. castor
House. "
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1t seems a Simple THING to make a shirt

but to make thousands Of shirts in year. without fail
ing to satisfactory fit must be admitted
thing Of achievement. GREEN, No Astor House. has
sccomphedit Success fitting every style form with
him, mathematical certainty.
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Crfstn0OIO's Hair Presevatlvc and Bcauti-
yer for CLOSING bearti ing. Strengthening and
ducng the hair hen IL becomes thin stopping from
coming out we'll iupartrg beautiful lustre and dis
posing he hair to curl has equal in the country
Manufactured and sold by CkISTADoRO, No. & Aston
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Hair Dye the best discovered for coorng hair or
wnskers the moment II is applied The wonderful and
certainty with which this aorte and old Har
Dye performs IL astonishing 1t for SALE or applied az
BATCHELORS Wig Factory No Wall street,
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY
THE MILITARY.

/ FAYETTE FUSILIERS. COMPANY ORDER
- New York, Nov. 0, lS52-Sir-You are hereby noti-
fed that a meeting Of the company will be held imme
din ely after the drill of Thursday evening
for the fune parade the 6h inst Gen.
Sanford has detailed the La Faytte Fusers for the
Of he nor. ny order Of X. TRENCH Captain
GEORGE MARTIN, Secretary.
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adjourned The question was upon concurring in
this amendment.
And the question being taken, the amendment
jected Yeas 36, nays LOG.
The bill was then read the third time and passed.
PRIVATE CALENDAR.
Onmoton of Mr.. SEYMOUR, of Connecticut, the House
into Committee of the Whole AIr HBBARD, of New
Hampshire in the chair and proceeded to consider the
bills on the private calendar.
The committee resumed the consideration Of the bill for
the relief of David Myere which makes appropriation
of thirty thousand dollars compensate Mr. Myere for
losses sustained under contract with the Government in
testing the praetcabty of procuring waterrotted hemp
in this country for the OF the United States navy
Mr.. FLORENCE addressed the committee at length in
favor of the BILL
Mr.. BRECKENRIDGE moved an amendment to the bill
providing that the money shal remain in the Treasury
unit. Montmulen and Cornwall (who furnished the mo-
ney to Mr. Myerle to enable him to pursue his expert
ments shall be allowed to test in court Of justice their
right to the whole any portion Of the appropriation lie
submitted few remarks in favor of the amendment.
Before disposng Of the bill the committee rose.
And then the House adj ourned. -