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Steam ssst throughout SIDNEY KoPMZN
Mrs. EiIiotCs Rbeurnatio Enrbroc alton
ror Rheumatism old sprans chblalns dsocaons Ac, few
sale at " Div zion street The sole m New
medicines Of DIT. svayne, Of Philadelphia.
Clothing az WhoicsaIes-we beg 20 inform
Southern and Western dealers in clothing that OF
sprirg and complete and sale. In
addition 10 sger stock than usual Of our well known styles
Of fine and fashionable clothing have this
large quantity Of medium and low priced goods equal In
and style 70 The finest which we uared % efer at the
lowest 6gure IN the trade. ID. DEvLTN CO,
xe, $50 &C 20 Broadway, corner wmfen street
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Csmeo-Types. Photographs and Bespu-
fully colortd daguereotypes OF children. WILLIAMSON
BRoThkRs, No. H9 b uitou street., Brooklyn.
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circular Of this date gives tbe folov iag statement
regarding the ovemenb In cotton since sopembor 4,
1850. a. compared with The previous three yesrs-
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MINISTER'S AND MoUsTACHEs FORCED TO 0Eov
w in riy weeks by my onguen, which viii no, stain ~ "
Iure the skin 81 bottle. part o. the cogntry
X. @. 9RAuAM, 0Oo,5 broadway; Zeiber ~ scuA tir
yJest. PHILADELPHIA
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rT,pE SPRING TINE Il COMING.

i We must he careful
colds become abundant.
chilling approach. now
bones kow consumption
lungs. and htc cheeks Il
victims with despair. and
anguish the sufferer. But
~ scroiula ana palsy and
easily cured 9th Anders'
sold Al 81 n bottle by AN
avenue, and sG2 Broad wa
Hayes, l75fulion street,
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~ Cent Miniatures and Dollar Photograph hic
porrss colored 70 nsie 20cO daily at HOLMES gallery.
30 Broadway
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DISSOLUTION or OoPA RTHERsHIP-rHE FIRM OF
IVDe Venoge Charles this dissolved bv ltna
rent LION DE VENOGE
NEW YoHK, Feb. u, 1857. EDMUND Q. ca ARIES.
CHARLES London gin depot is renewed TO NO 40
Broadway at which location shs carry the business
heretofore. EDMUND y. CE AhLkS.
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mo wEAE YOURSELF FROM THE DEBAsIS6 HA-
i bit of tobacco che wing Try Nhgps roksi; may be
used the but IN short time perfect Idi1srence
the OF toba GO Is effected 70
ksi poes the advantage of nprng 70 the breath
agreeable odor and does dscor the teeth Retsed
sss Al and dT ug stores Who'll. sale, Az BIoAdssy
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CEwlN6 ,MhCHINks.-l NJ. SINGER Ce.'B IA
- zee beautiful pictorial paper. full and reliable
Information about sewing machines and anwera AL questions
ask ed the subject All who read this will
learn purchase sDg machine with which 81
year be viii be prected from be
ing imposed by any Of the huInbug mR1hI be-
fore the public /. NJ singer 20 a GSzeue viii sent
gTaIs all who apply by letter cther',pe.
l. NJ. slN9Ek a CO, 323 Broadway, Kew York.
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Twesty Cent Ambrstype Likenesses, with
case, beautifully coored. Great rush for portraits 500
taken daily al KfMBALLs, 81 Broadway
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NATIONAL POLICE GAZETTE.
~ No % last week With burdeD tragedy lustraed,
End No o. for his week with the verdict And fresh ura
tons great paper-now ready. order ~ once.
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Kerosene Gas Light Stock for Sale Cheap
by ALBERT d. NICOLAY. No. 4 Broad street
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Stock ExohanQc.

IA Nat Bk Scrip.
Is shs Bank OF Com
10 Am H Ok Scrip.
IL Am Erch Bank.
go Park Bank......
II Metropolitan BIZ.
100 Canton Co. .e3
80 Mo Trans Co...
500 Cumh Coal 90 SO
100 do. b6O
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trustees 10 be the guardian and protector properly
a ths Ipsti,ute and that accept this duty and, In
pesss.sion OF The apartments designed for ~ use,
shall also be requested and empowered 70 assume the
manage ment and administration the operations Of the
ssvcrs departmcnu the shall be established and
o~sHsi,sd BY the trustees. That n shai, 81 . proper
time In every year, appoint from IL own members ap
seertvsly with the srraprsment and drsclion Of he
operations and conduct OF esch department. In The funo
tons sssisned 10 each By the trustees Tns IN the per-
sesmance OF ,hese duties sbsu keep In viev The pur.
poses which IL my 70 promote; give due attention
10 TIE detsin necessary 70 accomplish hem and adops
sSs BY mo trustees and osrry INTO iu ana u.osu
my intentions - disclosed In this letter
he trustees, afser the Historical Society sha have
espsed these dues sha neverlheless possess foil and
oopese visisora power Of the proceedings ths
n touching suei have oonhded 10 Board 10
oorf,rs between these bodies beg 70 be undcrssood
that IN this arrsrgemen In end the o. the BOARD
10 Be adapted the organisation and general srscsoo Of
ne eepaYmen and ha, OF the society 70 their opera
sous and conduct In conformity with such ovsanzs on
and re neral direction. hope tna the Board o; Trustees
s.a the society VII sv' 20; mem ~ INC s.n. nEs ., me
liberal spirit d ooneert and CO operation, and with har
onous and united determination 70 rcuder the institute
en- agency Of etdurins Scnes' 70 the community In
u there re any legal ncspscy N tho Nsryisud Hsto-
real Society assume and perform the duties which
my wish should Undertake the trustees will be careful
10 wait until trait npedmen, removed, ~ the grant OF
proper poser r. that eud by the legislature before they
nnnfnt these dufff 70 that OOfs SUI " ~ huy hne
hereafter that society shall become extinct will pc the
duiy Of We trustees then exsiHe 10 assume W them
selves MISREPRESENTATION and MANAGEMENT Of the several
departments Of TIE institute, 10 ire dcsls have here
assigned " u e care u Toe society.
Inc trustees Will Usso such provision out o. the mo
news hsvc placed AZ their disposal and out Of such
a. mey hereafter rive them, may be nejessary for
TIE purchase the ground and the erection Of the build
ss Ter the institute. and will also In due time make all
suitable provision tor TIE investment OF several funds
reqareo for the rera aud insurance OF the
Building AM csher property connected with NJ for ss
fre fhtrs and rn,ure for the service Of the library
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Brooklyn City News.

TIKI CRY CARs-Pttitons, numerously signed, were
presented to the Common Council last night, requesting
that the Brooklyn City Railroad Oom be requested
the all night. The subject was temporarily laid
not being present.
A Row.-Lsst evening roS occurred In CARL street
Tlary. man. appears, buried bis wife on satur-
cay, and Monday took fair damse 10 the priest. for
the purpose Of being married again This did not agree
with the vrtuous ncighbors They couldn't sand II, and
80 raised q row. Come hundreds gathered about, and
commenced stonug the house. They smashed the door
broke the windows, and raised dts generally. Under
Sheriff Sryker arrived and arrested man, and the De
putty Superintendent OF Police with pose and
dslersed the crowd. The affair th eatenet serious
quences for while, but all amicaby settled the
arrival sf In police.
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quit AGAINST AN AMERICAN CONSUL

sUrT AGAINST AN AMERICAN CONSUL.
July 2o-LOuis Bam,er9r rs. Roh. j. Eryuso~.-The
plaintiff Ii, and at the Of this action,
the American Consul at the Island of Ascension The
PENDANT obtained udsmen; In the action and the present
motion to compel the attorneys for the plaintiff to pay
defendants costs, 10 the extent OF $780, for which the
statute makes them liable where the plaintiff Is resi-
den, and security for fled For the plaintiff ct
torneys commended that being absent performance
OF his Consular duties, the plaintiff not . resi-
dent In giving his decision Judge Woodruff ssidIn the
English Court of Chsncery where the order for security
for costs matter Of practice, the right OF defend
ant TO require such security from officer absent IN the
service OF the crown has been denied 20 simmons Re
ports, 497, and therein cited and oscussed do
net think that have any discretion on the subject
is here matter OF statutory regulation The words Of
the statute perempery gvug the defendant the right
wben the suit is commenced for plaintiff not residing
within the jurisdiction Of the Court q g., o2O) United
States Consus reside in the Consular district for which they
commissioned and absolute Is such residence that
they be abs. thereform for longer period than
without the consent OF the President OF the nted
s,a,ea Tho motion efors he sraotsd Order 10
accordance with The terms OF notice OF motion.
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The Hoboken Ferry.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
The acciden, the Hoboken ferry yesterday calls for
something more than simple notice. The mean econo.
micai management will never do anything unless com
PEELED to- The bridge tha, gave way repaired within
week you judge of the quality of the materials
used.
Have the Corporation Of New York any control over the
landings q, HobokenS II not they Ohe company ought
to DO made provide sufficient accommodations at tho
ferries.
The next accident will be the shaking Of the ferry boats
Newark Phenix In fact, should either OF their boats
In collision nothing else can be expected. II IL
strange tbst ferry company cannot that II they pro-
vide good boats and ferry houses the increase Of travel
would pay the increased expense.
Iwish your reporter would examine the sccommoda.
tons for hmsef and report 10 the public Perhaps the
company would do something. Or rainy day yoi eau.
st In the cabiDs OF any or the boats without risk Of
dropping your head In the rnter they
have 10 stop the Canal and christopher street ferries,
the boats cannot 20 through the Toe without danger OF
breaking 70 pieces; and DO no, shy they have any
right 10 stop running the boats AT season, because the
ferries for the public and II the company canuos ar
ford good boats they ought give their rights 10 more
enterprising parties The citizens OF Hobokcn In
fault by urging the ferry company 20 do their duty.
Look nj the j5mmohsiions at Hoboken, and the
ladies' with Children VIII, have dodge the horses say
nothing Of the numbers cattle which driven amongst
the crowd In fact there II hardly end 70 complaints
that ough, 10 be made against the company; so will
leave the rest TO you. FERRY PATRON.
NIw YORK, July 20, 1857.
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PHILADELPHIA July 20, 1857.
Stocks dull Pennsylvania SIS, IS; Reading Railroad,
9sx; Norris Canal, 52I Long Island Railroad, 121 Penn
cy ivana Railroad, AZ.
ALBANY, July 20--6 p. N.
Flour dull and deprt ssed but prices nomIray the same
sales confined to the home demand for the retail trade
Wheat dull transactions to fix quotations Corn lower,
much Offering sales o; about 80 bus hes est
era mixed mostly anoas, at slc Slkc. 0as &C.,, mea-
sure for OHIO.
BcFALo, July 20-6P. N.
Flour market unchanged saes 100 bbs, at 50 So rs
Dor super Illinois and Wisconsin, 50 81 50 so for extra
do and IS 81 o. SO fer extra Ohio and Indiana. Wheat
closes nrmer sales 5000 bushels at 81 80 81 81 for
Chicago sprog AID 81 IS for Wisconsin do Corn cosea
armer. Sel.s 20 COO bushels a 72c 73c. Oats lower.
sales oOo bushels SOC 5ec whiskey, 3oc Freghts
nrm-corn ehc 20 Troy and lie. TO New York. Lake i'm
ports for the forty eight hours ending at noon 10 day
0O0 bbls our 72C00 bushels wheat, l86, 900 bdsnes
Cana 600 bushels wheat 10 the Interior,
al 900 bushels corn mostly 10 e~ater.
OswKco July 2o-6 p. N,
Flour unchanged. Sales 700 bbls ct s. SIX for extra
Canadian s. rs 81 80 for 10 extra State. Wheat
Sasier-Saes 5000 boshes 81 80 for Chicago spring
Corn frm--Ssies Il, 900 bushels.
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Sporting Intelligence.
rur CHAMPIONSHIP or ENGLAND LAST SCENE or
TIE LATE CONrEeT.


From the sunday (ondor) Times, July
According the arrangement made, this tpArrins ex
hbnion for the benefit of Tom Ssyers and the npton
sssper, took place Monday evening ~ the Chaodos
Rooms near Leicester square, and was, AZ was anita
rated IN all respects highly successful AZ may be ex
peccd Tom the Upon the "hoes Of me even
ing and certainly II was not little smssng " bear the
various marks passed Men who could not snort 70 Al
tend the contest had therefore, only read OF Toms
exploits nov came from all parts of the metropolis 10
spor, their shilling admission In the arena and nave
peep soto They locked hrs at the colossus IKE
proportions of the Upton, and then TOM and wonder
dice depicted their countepances 10 think nos
sayers could bsve sded in gaining victory over
such opponent and hen, Ia whispered comment one
10 the other they would observe, as though not nn ncn
bad they been convinced wel really he mus. De an e1
naordnsry fellow The poet, orator and pnghst tnas
Mallet acted OF The ceremonies and performer
his duties in manner that gave the mos. unbodnded ga
usscuon Were We 10 attempt TO partculsse the oouus
a. they occurred or The "ssrs that shone on this occs
sion, VIC should completely skim the milky way OF tee
sporting hemisphere therefore, TO be brief may say
that there Vac, IN many stirring round With the "muf
hes" Illustrated TO perfection every move 10 IN NOBLE
science until At length wind up the conquered on
and the gallant tom, with the champion belt,
Quoted on the stage. With their spar terminated the
dopes OF evening a,d thus the scene In tho con.
test for the championship Of England finally closed,
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doing pretty well road that IA eurev do suisut upoG
another, and bs, rival for ctruss for dotus bu
entss ever roah had Inducements 70 nut forth liz
energies for ~ carly conpes0u, Ia ro,dwher The
receipts WOULD be increased largely perhaps fty ,ar
cent end wo0d occupy the beat possible po.iu IN We
have hoard sonc inumst'ous thss you'd come 4.
ON 10 own track Int have much confidence in its ON
GERS 10 believe them 20 short sighted.
the annexed stasemeut exbtn Tho average daily move,
sns In the leading deyrtmenh Of me banks Of this oy
during The week reoedsg saturday uuruins July 49, lssT
nd for several previous weehs,-
NV Vow OnY RAHn
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SYRACUSE, Jay 20, 1851
The contest is and the judges and competitors
departing By each The decisions Of the Sry will be
nnounceo at the United States Agricultural socetys Fair
at Louisville, September l. The last three days OF the
rria have been very saI factory. Hanes Illinois header
tried day by the President aud Judges and worked
very well
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An ArrExrr TO Coxxrr suIcrpE-when tn,

An ATrENPr TO CoxNIr SUIoIDK,-wheD the
steamer Perry Was OF vue de rEai, Friday even-
ing on her passage from this city ts Newport, well
dressed middle se stepped for gard 10 the bows OF
the boat and jun erboard evidently intending 10 be
struck by the " W make OF accomplishing hts
sef destruction. went dcwn 20 deep, however, aud
the boat going - fast, thu, when he up he
far Stools and Other articles thrown out TO
him, but he made exertion 10 save himself 40 Mr..
staubopc the clerk, and two deck hands, Immediately
manned the life boat aud pulled away for bin They
reached him Just he sinking for the last me only
bic tails bepg above water by OF whi5h he
pulled into the boat and taken back 10 tho steamer
wbe 10 in short tine he reconstructed He then sad
his name was John Harrison OF Baltimore that he bad
been spending some time In New York cty-hsd been
robbed there-then got on drinking sproe-secsme
pennlesscame the steamer 10 Stonngou and was put
81 the at Westerywaked 10 this city, aud searched
the docks for good place 10 drown hlmseltand nusly
embarked In the Perry with the reeu above named He
now Expresses decided objection 10 drowning remedy
for the mseres OF human fe M Ia too hard mode OF
dying Harrison taken 10 Newport aud on Saturday
nisht forwarded by the authorities 10 New York on his
way home, whittier trust he will arrive Ia his rgh
mind -i'rovldence Posi Juiy 90
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BALTIMORE, July 70, 1857.
grand banquet was given bore this evening to the
Wesern visitors at the Maryland Institute The hall
elegantly decorated and the tables presented nagni
6oent appearance. The galleries were crowded with
ladies Six hundred persons sat oown to the banquet.
The Mayor presided, and speeches we're made by him,
VIM. p whye OF Baltimore; Governor Chase, of Ohio;
dop Daniel ~ Baringer of North Carolina Judge Pruen.
OF Cincinnati and others The cost of the banquet
over IS, 00O
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k31an Arrested Oh Suspicion OF Setting FIRE to
the state Lunatic Asylum.

UrcA, July 20, 1857.
william has been rested q suspicion Of his
setting fire to the State Lunsuc Asylum in ths city He
b the asylum 1850 from New York, where he
mad fred buildings He discharged from the
Asylum la; fall but afterwards employed there in
subordinate capscy Is believed that he set FIRE to the
asylum ard also to the barn belonging to 1t, which
burned last Saturday
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FRENCIs ADVERTISEMENTS
NARRIAaEs AID DIArHD.


RoB-sIsEl On Saturday, July 4, By tire Rev james
he residing at No ~ Seventh street, Mr. 9soRaa Ro,
late OF Scotland, 10 Miss SrsxIs, OF thiJ oy.
WBBHeK-Lnnr On board American ship Celestial,
In Hong Kong harbor, on April 20. by tho Rev J. W.
Johnson JOHN ANDRsvs WBDBoCK OF Bosto3 70 FKAxCus
ANs, daughter Of Edwin Lemist, OF Roxbury, Mas,
L SA
WoopRuyy-CsosBY.-At Victoria, Hong Kong, on May l.,
by the Rev James G. Beecber, Capt sAnvs G. Wooo-
BUT Of Long Island N Y, U. g. A. TO Miss EarYHA A.
formerly OF wscasset Maine, u 8. A. daughter Of the
ale N UIoabY. Jr.
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ALEXANDRIA, Va, July %, 1857
Ire brig Leani has arrived here from Barbados which
ace loft the 2sd Of June She reports the health
sor the island good Freghts &C. On the
asssge she fell In with the berm. brig Reuben Carver
dsnasted abandoned her decks torn up, and cargo
taken out.
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Pciics Intelligence.

To THE EDIroR THE HERALD -
RR-You VIII infer n favor W publishing the fol
iowtg NY appearing he police reports Of your pa
ger, July ~ "a being vreaei suspicion of grand larceny
Charged. ADAM YOUNG.
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Mutiny on Board the Bark Huntress.

MWtiny on Hoard the Bark HUntress.
NEW BEDFORD, July 20, 1857.
The bark Huntress Capt Allen, returned to port yeser
day, after absence OF only eleven months, in
Suence OF the refusal Of the to do duty because Of
their alleged i'll treatment by Capt Allen. The will
DE sent 70 Boston, in charge Of the United States Deputy
Marshal for examination.
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This lust about what has been contemplated
The discount deposit show about the
Increase, which makes the movement perfectly iegit
In specie the has been large, making the
aggregate gr than have reported any
previous week since the early part Of August last year
II is important that The banks should begin add To their
specie reserves for within the next sixty days the
rent of p ecous metals viii set into the Interior we'll
as acroes the Atlantic. We have had easy money
market for several months while al the rest Of the money
markets of the world have been stringes In the usual
OF trade time must como, and then
sources will be taxed to their utmost.
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Death OF An Editor.

BosroN, July 20, 1857.
Richard BoyIston OF The oldest newspaper editors 10
Rev Hsmhrc, died atlhs residence in Amherst Sum
day, aged IS years.
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Asns-sales OF rs 30 bbb pon made a, 81 81
with small lots OF pearis nj 7Sc. sTsio
BRrADsTrvs -Flour- The market was dull, and common
grades Of tate sDd Western easier The higher
bties without change OF moment The transactions
footed up sbou ocO bbls about the following quota
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House struck by Lightning-Tw0 Men
ALLIED.

The Plume House, Frauconi, Notch, Mount Washington,
New Hampshire, was struck by lightning Saturday
afternoon W. H smith, OF the firm Of Davis, Wright
Co, of Boston, and Mr. Bandop, clerk Of the hotel
.snAfAntlY Killed.
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The southern Mail.

WARRINGTON, July 10 1857.
New Orleans papers, and from all points South, to
and By the arrival OF the mails late due, but they
contain 20 Of importance.
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Non. Arrival or the CIrcassian.

81. JOHNS, N. r., lily 2o-iPk
There e as ye. signs OF the steamship c'rcassan
In her tenth day from Liverpool, with three days
eater news from Europe
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERC GAL
erN~~~rJ~N|~N~N~~-~~~~
AOM e u A II X r y.

MONDAY, July w +. NJ
There rather active stock market this morning.
and Improvement realized In several or the most
prominent railroad stocks New York Central advanced
per cent Erie l. Reading, ~ Michigan Southern, old
deferred opened at as and closed at 4s per cent This
shows advance In that etock of per cent the
ing There active demand for the stock TO Ill con-
tracts which had maured during tho closing Of the books
This anticipated, and provided for In measure La
Crose and Milwaukee opened at &c. and closed rm at 40
per cent. hwsr kie and Mississippi sold 10 the extent of
30 shares at SIX, cash. This pretty good price for
dividend paylng stock. The movement 10 Erie 10 Of
caused by the party just about coming into
power Hthey will take the whole capital stock at higher
prices present stockholders will be much benefited BY the
change board Of management but those wh get the
stock will be the losing parties The principal business TO-
day in Erie and Michigan Southern, In each inAtAnce
the result Of temporary and artificial influences.
After the adjournment OF the Board the following sales
OF stocks and bonds were made Of auction by Albert II.
Nicolay:-
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Ia the Off 20 OF the Secretary OF State written resignation
thereof signed by the Incumbent and ,hsreupOn hs Office
% reiinq'i he'd shall be deemed vacant.
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Total. .sio4i7 .O3l e,6si ,o7e .e27 ,os7

The annexed comparative statement Of the value OF
imports through the Custom House, New Orleans for thu
fiscal year ending on the 3oih OF June