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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-08
PUBLIC MEETINGS.
AMERICAN BIBLE UNION ANNIyERs AIRY

AMERICAN BIBLE UNION ANNIyERs ART.
The eighth Anniversary Of the American BIB Unian
w,s commenced yesterday morning s,the First BA2,it
Church, corner Of Broome ard Elizabeth streets Ths
eyeIcites commenced in the lecture room q. O'Clock
g. NJ The President Of the Association, the Rev. j.
ARmsrRoso d. d, occupying the chair, snd the Rev.
C. A. Blckbee ofcia,iog as Secretary. After the
singing of by IND, the Rev. w. b. Joan Of Come I'll,
cut, ard the Rev. I,sac n. Hill offered PRAYER. Toe
Chair then appointed the folio ~ipg Coumit.ees viz:
On Nominations This Rev. Wm A. Csld well OF
DuIdss. C. W.; w. L. Mcintosh esq, Penn; the
Rev. James FarquhaIsen. Me; Prof w. X. Penale-
ton, Va; G. A Merwir, esq y. Y; and s. T. Hill
man, esq., N. Y.
On Anangement.-Rev. s. Rsuingt N, v. Y;
Rev. c. j Hopkins, n. Y; Charles carlubarsen
e,q Nd, Rev. w. w. Mech, Mass, and A. Mac.
6oLsld, eco \. \.
ErcN.h German, Spanish and Siamese Scriptures, on
publication. on Scripture Distribution and Obituaries
DuIiI The abeence Of the several Committees the
meeting engaged in devotional exercises
The Committee on Nominations reported the follow
ins named gentlemen for Officers and Managers for
the ensuing year, which report was unanimously
adopted.
N,disou University; Elder Alexander Campbell President Of
i ssr D. f:f Asf E: qs y As"
en- Hamburg Germany; James B. Go Gate e.q NsgYpra
.ev Elder FanniD. President Of Franklin College
Edward jane. esq Albany u; Rev wm Grey Grs1s'
Jones ksrfolk Va Rev. Thornton s.r.nstelow, Virginia
R.v O. II. T,otsmsn, North CaIOins Rev D. Cs%pSsvt'
Lynd d Illinois. Rev Prof VIM c. Duncan, Lew
i,ans; Rev Wa. Melton. Eshan. Eng Rev l. z Bll s.;
Tha ma. -,q, Eew.York; Rev w. " Evers d; D, Lou
iyile Ky; Rev. Jares Chalen, Phi!sdelPhia Pa; Rev
Jacob Cr stb Missouri Ed James Lyon, Ohio Thom.s
M,ller $50 Mobile, Ala Rev. A. Whse9cn d. D., New
YcIk Rev r,PeT. D D., Miehisan Rsv Samuel Baker,
n n N,w.York: T. =. Whituey, n. New lcIb.
CoryesT erdiag See,esyv-Wui Il. Wyciof
Rscoydia1 Secrs'dylf-C A. Buckbee.
H.. pm
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~. 1'a ...j.s, wshir stoo Hart 70 A. WELLiHD-
- she SsLBdast: Yoa ere bc,eSy SUNNI mod sse
Ion -, bs oogrs - this SETON zb os- Lti
AZ H. fIs 81 the CitJ .,i npiy Of NssYJ
N tpe 80. Hal 81 cy, the s.siA tsy 81 ~ JseT
Of ,be !,h, h.aSreI ss1 shy scver ard coy
10 tho ssa comp ant the s,bs dbers triT
" y NJ 81 val .:res. IN The City 81 NewYfa v:sn
ssv. after age service hereof oIeigsge Il bs dsy
,ervise and " fs to assvcr the sad compiain: VIII
as atoIes The eDtIRs n sas saon oil taAe l5g
srsns: yelI tns sum 81 ty9 tboa'srd AID eighty
5. ard eisbtyrsht esrts WITH n.erst. pr ,tt
sr .nuum ihree hsndret SD y:wo dollar. M sIfy
ue from ne c; isy Of Apn, h,E.and Sh. hon
red and add bunarea and eight dtIs
Cd seventy from b I dsJ Of May one boa's1l
st hutdTed and Sfy'ess and soi ssvc.y
o. 3oa.s I'D ,ty eegs lam The Its> dsy Of Jo1e, Ne
q tussd eight hundred and s5 N t hur ied and
syes,y two do 'sr ant s@y;w cent. ou hs r. 3ay 4
July, forsypd ssht buudTei aud iy ard
hundred ,-a hr ree dollars and forty tvs certs from the
dsy Of A.ss .host,ad eight r1re3 aud hfy
hnrtfed AID eight ders sud forty eight ee.s em
The Srst dsy Il Sptenocr ;5os.nd esht hundred ard
hryc,en; and hundred aut twenty collars sai
hhs.n oeL, on the m day Il ot3ber, one taJsAad eight
hun lied and y sid two hundred do4rs rom the
seventh day Of January thousand eight snd
aud two hundred and G1rs ard seventy .s
cents cent sEDna tc thc fourth dsy OF April
thousand eight hundred AID y seven beside the cos Of
this aeton.-Dstsd 0ctoh 9. l3'7
WET GLOVER; Pla;rtss' Attorneys
l.. ri
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NoHAiTTY OF sLA'sHoLpEe RsIIssr.-A ecr-
respondent Of The N'rs'.rs Islsp<si<.. writes -
follows:
While rsdirg h one Of our souiStn ostes, ]
boarded with 9 reverend gentleman q ~ Metkc-
d,st Episcopal Church South, who appes-ea easefe,
BY The way drsb.colorsd, brosdsrinnsd eesvsS
stIsigt, collar, chad bsllh d coat and sncvy.whte
crsvat gave mos. unnir able svdeL.e Of lie Ger
icsl easie. But he WAS slsvehofer, ana sad beer
SO for years, and was not ssosmed o. u, s6ame or
BIN, Sometimes be would have family payers, alG
sometimes not, as /, might happen. slnstiGse, is
stead thereof he would I'D sud scorn 8; bic siavss
either one Of which, suppose was equally sc>sfssoe
or preciCus TO the alhwise hearer o! r:syer. he
slave. cSssi'' s o. the fos.Dg group ms'sM ?,
mar Of twenty 10 child q some three yeas Old. The
woman was q pula,o, and Der children 81 o BosSrel
sort, from the woody headed African 70 tie fair qssd
room besuty.
hos., soop after coming to board with him.
"Yes," he replied.
"Are all these her children =
Yes"
"Tb.r she has Q husband J" I remarked.
"No,"
"Bu, .he once had one :" contiousd !.
"Yes,' said he; and added, "A few ys.'s Ago
.old bim.'
What, having children, and no husS.11"
"Yes; no trouble about that"
but bow is this ;" ssid L; the eldest ere - .
regular black, ard The little sir" pointing 20 ere A.
"Oh," said he, THAT ore ,he had ~ Ter slsck
man, Blu. this white girl she had BY white man vAsrs
/ let her out, at the hotel.
What, white msn insult your womas thus, O. .
hotel lr said l. and continued die you n0s iee IKE
prosecutitg the wretch who 80 abused herr
I" No" was the answer ofthe r.yeIend slsvenc'etr;
and he added, with mesnng smile, " thst white cse
will fetch heap more m,ley than the others
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CUPREME COURT = wEsTCHEsTER

3 WOOD and ALEXANDER a. n WOOD, dsfenisut:
Summons for MONEY demand On Contract 70 the Def.
You hereby oBsd and reqzired 10 answer the
complaint in h' Of which copy 10 served
OF 70 the said com
plant on tire rbscrber he ofce in Peeksh Wechest
County within tvsnJ days se the seyoe hereof exclusive
Of Of such service and fall 20 answer the eo
plant within the tine arsed the plaintiff IN this sstion will
take Judgment nssin for the Of i've hundred and
twenty siy 700hs dos-s with interest from Angus. 2 1855
and with eys from the th day Of July 1885
% 18th DAY OF August thousand eight hundred and fifty
Ave beside this sc N Dated July 1857.
DAVID W. TRAVIS. Plaintiff Attorney, PesiskN, y. y
The eonpsin. above named filed in the Once Of the
Clerh Of the County White Psns the sh
day Of September, 1887 DAVID w TRAVIS.
$40 iaw8wTh' Plaintiffs Attorney.
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A,Ttss SsIrLFNssT.-We lsaEn A.. . cou-rsny
Of Sos. hsys I.t b?o, bt trss: O. l10g acr3s Q,
aud as se.oS CaLDs.ioD, n = S'a. sac 1t.-i..
set,iS u2oa =, h1Yog i'Fa ~ m ;r--s.'; % G:
Nj, .n.iusss pear toe Certe-. r5s bach % Z
,,ver atd ards, tAn is,si7lss u ~, tr-o; is'c
jEss .A"u'"" - ~ CIV" - - -
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CUPREME CoURT-CITY and COUNTY of

CUPREME COURT-CITY and COUNTY Of
- NEW-YORK CAROLINE C. VOLLUM AZ GEORGE
w NOLLUk-SlmHOns foy Rslief-(Con. not ssrl-1o
the Delsndsnt-e You hereby summoned and repaired
answer compliant In this sctop which will be klsd
In he Office Of the Cleh Of hs City and County Of New
your answer to The sid complain. sabssbc At asir
Office No. n VAL tree. NswYOrk City within twenty days
after the service Of this szcluve Of the
dsy suob service and If yos f 70 the .sid com
pstnt within the time Aforesaid, the plaintiff this action
viii sppy tie Ceort Tor the relief demanded in the com
plsnt Dated New York, August &, 1877
kASTON BERRIEN Plaintiff it.sney,,
The complain. this action dolly siea on the I'd day Of
September, lG57-Dated September Z, 1857.
EAsTON L BERRIEN PlsiasiFs Atsorneys
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CUPREME COURTROOM G. HAM against
~ MARY A. OATMAS.-Snmmons toT Rehet-ro the De-
ndan: You hereby summoned 70 answer tbs complaint
this action, which filed In the Office of The Clerk OF the
CITY and County of New York the 4t day Of September,
1851 and TO copy OF your our office No
81 Broadway in the City Of New Ymk within twenty days
aer TIE fvice hereof exclusive Of the dsy Of such service
and you fail 70 tb. sid ngsin within the aTe
aoessd the plaintiff IN TIN action viii apply 70 the Court of
the relief dcmanded complaint New York, September
20 1857. FIELD SlCYTER, PlsiHtif' httorteys
osi lswfvTh No. 50 Br olNAy.
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COMMISSIONERS OF EMIGRATION.

Tie Board ct yesert sy az their Office II " ortn
ttrf et the Hon. GULIAy &. VERPLAScK in the chair.
ccmn upcstion received from MIR Kennedy,
lardtd contrary to isw, out.de of Castle Garden:
The subject was referred 70 the counsel of the Board
for prosecution. ,
Mr.. Kennedy also reported The arrivals a. Castl'
Garden for the mouth Of September at dy vessels,
with ~ 800 bondable passenger and Sol not liable TO
boud, making total Of 20, 49, or an average OF ~
ard fraction by each vessel.
TIE following is the weekly statement:
Q'sxJ
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CUPREME COURT-JOiIN NEWLAND

NtE NINIE NOUNI .-JOIJN NflW I~hND
W against JOHN LEVI and othsr-IE of jde
msp o. the snPrene Court Of the State ~ New York VIZ
seh on TIE ON ssy 81 ostoeer 1887 ls o'clock at the
h.rshabtF bent IN the City Of Though AL
BERT H. NCOLAY ESQ.,, Auctionees al. aha. certain lot,
pee parcel Of and ,tusie Tying tnd lsug Harlem the
Twelfth Ward Of The City Comfy and s,stn Of New York
BE- sded and described foloys Bes.nr at point on
the soutkey side of One hupdT AIS.
ten, hundred and feet ad ineh.s ,rs,ery
hem the sonih esssTy Of tie SIKH sseAs. and One
hundred 9th street mag thence soythetV Aud
parallel with the ,sd aud through e.n.sS 81
r7 vsb died eleven tks eert. nre
o. % heeh bsteep One hundred tw fenIIa
ass,wsui, frhfree thence esster, slsns
ss shissr feet and nine inches theree barsey and
mn ue ssd Mxth aud through The confer cf
Ply 9he seAs<sd feet sad .eyen riches 70 tie seusAeIy
.nd twenty sett afG thence ~sstey
onf saa % n.poasd hns ss,ssn fci ard nine inches e
10 Psee =" ,s,-Dsfss New yoTE Sept. H. len.
WntlAM a. FgRaeE Referee.
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The Committee Of Arrangement then reported the
order Of business yor the day.. -,
After brief recess, the Union convened for public
exercises in the church. After singing reading Of
Scriptures and prayer, the Treasurer presented his
annual report as follows;
TREAsURERs REPORT.
Tic American Bible Union with r., Panty Tfear.
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CUPREME COURT.-THE MUTUAL LIFE

SUPREME COURT. THE MUTUAL LIFE
- INSURANCE COMPANY OF EEW-YORK sS,ns;
ANGUS MCDONALD, Samuel =. BaItol Henry Kiptrf and
Adane his wife, Edwin A. stoutepeo,oush Ero Rehat1s'n
Daniel Nissan and Stewart X. Cake AtninsTator &c,
q PANEL Ks,am deceased Thomas Cod5ns.on Bsnia I'm
Msson Edward s. Sherman, George L. Nichols, Ihor,s h;
McGure Edwsrd MsTtndae and Chsre, Plat. To EDWIN
A. SfOUTENBOROUGH;-Yo are hereby sunmotes to
thu amended complaint Ii ths cause OF which copy
demanded viii be served aud serve copy % yoar
answer on u.s. Office No 81 Wall street. IN the City Of
Yol within twenty days ste the service hereof eSe
service within twenty days alter the
service Of copy Of sad complaint sOh o9py be den,need
days service hereof sud VI fau 20
swer the oorpnt Aforesaid the Plaintiff viii apply 10 Wis
for the relief demanded The complaint The amt
fed e6ee of hs Clerk Of The County Of Kings.
Dated New-York. June 20. 1887
Belts ROBINeON PlalntigS Attorneys.
SO 1sw6wTh' No. 81 Wal street New York
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10U.N I'VE RATSAN.-Tbs celebrated rem
feaol Notlffs.

IN PURSUANCE Of al crder Of The Surrogate
81 the County Of NewYork notice is ssreby gwen 10 hl
s7sons having claims sssns. THOMAS ROGERS late OF the
y Of New York, deceased 20 present he same With voue aess
thereof subscribers at the oee Of C. Rogers No ~
Wan.s City Of NewYoIh, before The kfeenth
nv Of january nezt-Dsei ork the eighth dny Of Jy
MI JASON ROGERS.
JACOB ROGERS, lyx..r4o,.
.. ROGERS,
Iva ,atuTh LAURlSTON HALL,
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- ' %.
~ JOHN LEVI and others I'm Pursuance Of edenent
tAs sopnhe Court Of the State of win M ne
eh day ~ October, it57 ~ IL o'clock the Necbsnts
EIehspss, IN the City of New-YOrk through ALBERT
NCOLAf AseopesI ali that certain Lc;. Pecs Parcel Of
LAND lying and being Hsreso IN The Twelfth Ward
City County and State Of NewYofk bonded de-
shAed ollows Beginning ct point Soutbey side
sOd twenty gh, and nine lac bee eaeIy from sorthess
stTe running thence southery and parallel with Sixth
and through the center Of patty val on. tundss feet
the line OF he et beswesa Ore
red fourth and One an6tvsnsy fah
sss easer along said center line eighteen feet ssc
ebes thence nothery and pn.c With the ssd sixth
and through the csoei Of paywSl ore huparee
iee eleven the soGtAey side fOne heldrcc snd
twenty fh,tre ard thence westerly slorg ssd last
Ots line eshseD feet aud nine inches y the pAs Of ba
sns-Dsted Sept IL lt57 - ,,
sl47swswMkTh JOHN NEWLAND Plaintiff In per.or.
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Mf0nal.

nE. DESU's LIFE-PREsERVlNG LUNG
IDsIRUP fa ere care 81 CooVumpSon Coughs, Vo'a,,
1,~sti,is h,bns General Debility ~ VIII % sent U a.
.,ts OF the eouary large 10 o9es Tor ~ ony .i
IN directions bow 20 uosss u wl Dc sem 70
~. rs 10, 40 cent? One bottle of :is and GsshIIG
.rsy.ny sufcisn. Tot the Ad2fsis D. DEsU,
8 Nc. l54 avinyton.s. NewYoTA-
DOMAIN Eye BALSAN.-Tbs celebrated rem
HI s IA, ve.k and eyes conftan.y nsed WIN
s.s no ocuds: during long psofss-
esa easer ana ray confidently ,elea upon " the very
e,n be IL where the e7ehas are III
$500 as aImoe. IKE magic in relieving al irrt'ton end
snsn1 ,e.s, complete Giter tsw appIcsona Pre-
rs,sd md ,o5 BY A. b. d. SANDS, Druggists No. ioo Full
toKs., New York.
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G01 siso MUTUAL LIFE n.

SStPkEME COURr-Ths MUTUAL LIFE N
~ sURAkCE COMPANY OF NEW YoRk a. aoRpeP
A. y. COLE ara KATE N lie WIFE VJLIfsE p n co.'s
aad hudson AefARLAR-s'unmoss Yossf, D. reby saui.
teonsde sDswey HI cJDpnt 10 tbs u seL ,opy
uaemsAded wiz b. ,sred bsen Yor and S.T,e = ssyy
81 yonf tosseJ 81 ofios No " Wars. IN
NE Ctr Of kwY)rk within twenty devs a~sr n. ,.,cs
sfssof o9s Of The day Of SERVES. OF Win, spv
at, ssiyse Of sopy Of said ooopl4 IT, sseh sopy 10
sfsaBefd nhin t2sny Do sef service hesof abS ,on
sH 20 st.wtr the oDplsig; as sfoesed s PniHs vii 10
pS u 'ms csnIt to ibs IsHsf desbded piart se
ssafeDt hiSd TIE olss Of The Ciek Of ts C.naf,
" oraDs@--De,se lew ysrb. Aasut: i95I
BITS ROBINS ~ EgTIs
. . PlsintEs h,lorAeyA No ~ WaiI ~ Nc ys,k
1s fAt Iri.A WiLllAHF a. IoIE 40 laws ,ph,
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
ofthe County Of New Yoh, Iooe heisby gwen 20 A
peytops having elaine agsntt GEORGE w. TUkIS0N lste
City New York bsIdsr deceased 70 present tks sane
the subscriber at his store No hs
Fzth ay in the City Of New YORK. before the thneth
ny m November next-Da.ed New York The 9TH day Of May
H1 GEORGE q. SMITH, Executor.
lava INT
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ONO LPGIsLATTfRE-

Thi. respectable body has adjourned after a
somewhat proiractsd adjourned session. They
have had a labOrious Time, aud have served their
constituents in such manner as viii NEE. With the
commentator Of all intelligent, hOrcst men,
True some Of the important legi44tioa has been
somewhat tardy; but that is just as it should be-
All well digestsd, and fully matured laws require
time and care, even from the Test balanced minds.
The great 1ue4ion Of dollars to the people, is in
the act relative to the wreaching from the "grip'
Of the contractors, the fraudulent sources Of drain,
ing the public treasury through the Canal letting
that took place under the rule adopted by the Lo-
cofoco Board OF Public Works; and that, too, just
after the time the people bad given them a notice
of their discharge, to tale effect the first Monday
Of Jsnuary thereafter.
1t is too often the case that persons abuse the
members Of tie Legislature for the tardy manner
with which they seem to dispatch business. But
if such persons viii spare the time and money to
look in upon their Legislature, when in session,
with its Lower House Of more than an hundred
members, all Of whom are bound to consider aud
vote upon an important question, looking at the
bill. in all its provisions from an hundred stand
points, with abeir different conclusions upon it:
provisions aud those conclusions to be presented
to their fellow members by statements talks and
sometimes set speeches, he will come home wiser
and with less asperity towards the members who
compose thqt body.
True it is. that by virtue Of this engendored
Ill feeling in the minds of many persons, the vii,
vituperstions of The party press are so c%opiously
poured out upon the Legislature, expecting to iud
a response Up the feelings Of the uniniliated.
The unparalleled and well informed, of what
ever party, must and will ascribe to the %adjourne,
Legislature, industry and honesty.
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SLAVERY TO BE "BoUGHr Our IN KENTUCKY.
The Newport (Ky..) Neps states that "a
proposition is in contemplation to buy the land
and negroes owned by shareholders in Kentucky
at theiy present valuation; and if thrqe-fourths of
the SHAREHOLDERS in the State will agree to sell, the
proposed company will advance the sum of mou-
ey equal to one half the estimated value Of both,
and in one year after, pay the whole balance
The slaves will be set free aud the lands sold at an
advanced price: in view of the Stale becoming free
in one year afte! the first payment to the masters
and the State become settled with real Industrious
~enterpris:ng people"
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thirty miles above Maakota, between the yolun-
ltcers under The command Of General DoiI, and
the Indians; in which tie latter lost ~, whites
none. Intelligence was received from the same
source, that George Fletcher was f~orifying his
mill, fearing an attack from the Indians, who
heretofore were always on friendly terms with
the whites.
On learning that a party Of Sioux had arrived
at the other agency, he has sent out one hundred
Winnebago warriors TO arrest them, and in the
event Of their refusing 10 come, TO shoot them
down. Mr.. Riddock Informs Us that there are So
persons missing and four women taken prisoners
lie had been Informed by the Indians weeks age,
that h@hen tie grass should grow and the green
leaves were on the trees they would sweep the
whites from the BlTeEath settlement"
/ leam from a passenger in the Alhambra,
(fom Fairbaul) that Gen Shields, with a com
pauy Of volunteers, left Fairbault in the 18th for
the seat Of war. There is great excitement along
the river owns.
n n NIT IN
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Tue Census OF KANsAs.--The L%eavenworth
Times publishes the list of voters of L%eavenworth
county, as furnished by the Sheriff, and says:
Instead of reporting to the Probate Judge the
names of'all the legal voters of the county, he
has omitted By fraud, accident or mistake, at least
one hundred Free State voters in this o alone,
many Of whom were among the fist settlers of the
Territory, and are now among the most prominent
men of the county. G. Il. Currier, MI. Par
rott, H, J.. Adams, II. Miles Moore, E, Ross,
II. P. johnson Jared Philips, and many others
who might be named, arc men well known to the
officer who took the census, and have a bona fdC
residenc in this town, and have lived here longer
than one-haE of the persons whose names have
been registered.
There would seem to be, from this list, about
1900 voters in this county, when the fact is that
there cannot be less than 5000 and a close ex
animation of the list will show that a majority o.
those registered are pro slavery men. Should al
attempt be made to correct the list before the Pro
bate Court, no man doubts but that the relativ,
number of pro slavery and Free State men woulc
remain about the same, Notwithstanding the latte
Greatly out number the former.
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Law of Newspapers.

1. Subscribers who do not give notice TO the contra.
~, are considered as wishing to continue their subscrip-
sion
z. II subscribers order the discoutinuance Of their
papers, e. G publisher may continue to send them until
ell a~rr6srAges are paid.
3. II subset ,bers neglect or refuse to take their pc
riodicals from the Office to which they are directed, thel
are held responsible ill they have settled tho bill, anC
ordered then Discontinued.
4. If subscribers remove to other places without in
forming the publishers, and the papers are sOnt to III
former direction, they are held responsible.
S. The Uoarts have decided that, refusing to taxi,
papers from the on.se, or removing aud leaving then
oeaIled for. Il prima faeia evidence oiintentional fraud
CT PoSsmasters who notify a publisher that a news
paps IL not taken from the Office, are required to gyt
the rsao on why they are not taken out. (see Post Oh
fee instructions and Laws.
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ORIENTAL AND OCCIDENTAL LUXU-
DrEZ

RES.
It is not oar intention in the present article, to
give our readers a detailed account q al the CON-
molili@ that come under lheabJye bend even in
our own time, but our attention was cdel to a
particular branch Of them by a discussion We
heard some days since in reference to scents and
oJors, aad the various properties and denomiua-
tons Of the same 10 ancient aud modern times
In Biblical history we read cfincenss rs used 10.
public worship, much in the sam. way As is in
10 he present day in the cerenoIials Of the Ro-
luan Church, but we also read Of "guments
.snsliugof aloes and cassia," both, doubtless veg.
etable perfumes Of rare cosmetics showing that in
private life also perfumes were In ordinary use;
aud down to the first dawn Of the Christian Era,
We read of preparations Of myrrh, DC, as broughL
from the East, probably from the heart of Asia,
where floral vegetation is indiginous; indeed, the
East was at all times famous for It's rich and rare
productions, it was even pretended by the origina-
tors Of the Farina Cologne, that the basis Of their
preparation was oriental The discussion we be-
fore alluded to, however, assumed a different as.
pect, when we were told, that what we had be-
fore considered as a fantasy Of the poet, viz. the
"Fountain of Rejuvenesdence' was TO a certain
extent to become stern reality, and that, whatever
might be the oriental advantages of the "Farina
Cologne" the far SURPRISING perfume of "THE
FLORIDA WATER" beirg on the contrary occiden-
tai, and culled from rare exotics in our own sunny
cline Of Florida, was now becoming and would
eventually take its stand as the most indispensable
acquisition of the toilet table. The fact can be
confirmed beyond all doubt, by a trial of the per.
fume; indeed, we were sceptical ourselves till SC
convinced and knowing the common duty we owe
to al' VIC thought it would be just to render to
Murray &Lauman one need of praise for theil
wonderful discovery not rivaling, but eating into
the shade all the essences from the East that have
hitherto unassailed, We wish them hearty success
in their present undertaking, viz, in giving it wi
der publicity through the medium ofthe press
Agood article cannot be too well kuown.-N. Y
Sunday Times.