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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-24

RY ORDER Of William inglls, ASSOCIATED VI.
OF Ns,. York Notice = sr,by sye. prruan, 10 u. @
sons Of the s;atue authorizing sttc'ntats bos
dem -b,r< that sn attachment has isSutl aSsa.: u, 49,.
81? DAVIS STUDLUi. resident OF North Nirmoa;s S,,,
vi Massachusetts, su that the same q" W be- sold io II. sv
rneri OF his debts unless he apgra AID sehlrSy such 4
rnsnt law, within !ne monihs from the
LEGATION ol tins notice; and that the payment OF any @ 40,
&, HIM by residents OF thiS Stdf, lni The delivery hin
for his U.s.. of .uy poverty wfn ;h State Belonging k
aud the transfer A4y such propri,y D. m ARE oibs "
BURR. BENEDICT BEEBg
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BEEb.-
,,9i l,wNn Attorneys Tor Attaching Cr.l,.,

10y ORDER Of JoSyPu ". PADDOCK, Esq Snprrs Cogrt
ID Commissioner IN and for the County OF c-sego No,,e
hsr,l, tivsn that attachment has ssued TIE e;,e
of Pulp igLNER ar nte nj The County Of 0.aso Al
nrnniu concealed debtor due proof made he al
omnsuner pursuant the directions OF the Statu,e a
c,rninr Attachments against a5'coadns, concealed .ai noe
rs.cf debtors and that the same VIII ~ sold o psy.
.nt of ms ch unless he the SAID Philip IIener ,pr,,i
i.,borrc. such attachment according law within ibns
months from the lrt publication of tbs notice. And s he
payment oany debts, and the delivery o any property GfAs
nny property by hun Tor purpose Whatever ,o,bsa
Ly law and nre vold.-)aterl March D lsii
ERASTUS COOkE. Attorney 81
lion L., Atinchlnr lIr,t,n,
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JAliES GcKsy
dI2 iawem Apomey Tor Attaching Cr,5i,,.

DY ORDER ot hon. =. ?. .ngrah4n, Associ,,.
d Judge OF the Coar; Of Common Plea, ii, Cos,.
NewYoik, 1oticr hereby gwen pui'uat h- pro,,.
conceded and non-r-,eG debtors that attachu-, -
,S,u-! ,aius; the r,tai- OF William II. sl-rar ar,,j,S
Jlrksor,ii- Las' Flo IDS and tia; ,h- sane will B. ~ ~
the payment Of h> debts unless he sIsr and tneb,rT.
st:achm-nt according 20 law, within month, fsr -
M M blrltion OF t notice; 1d thlt the 9lyra-a, ~ .
debts sue TO him by residents ofrhs STATE and th- J-
lin or for his use OF any property WIn this Sas 49,,
n - hm and tnr tyiustt o! any Such pfoi"y BIZ hr -
,blIsn BIZ llw a.i lr2 yoif-Dst.d thp Jth day o.
t-r 1913. WILLIAM COlr. Attorney WV
olj iaw9m Tor attaching eftd..o,
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- FOR SALEINTHEClTY OF NEWARK. house
f& and 2 acres Of Lard. stiae N south Broad T. u.
i.nsl The House = eet 'front.' 10y % deep store hlgh
Also gpd Stables. Fruit Trees. Sc uit che 10 NE premise
For rther particulars. inquire 81 ISAAC corner
nj William and Washington streets. of WILLIAM PAUL
an the nreni,,s = an
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-24

- AT PRIVATE SALE.-A desirable Cottage situated
IN M Hamilton the village OF POuEnkGe;,e-
ill The cottage j. 80 feet front b. !! feet deep. bat oi
WOOD filed in with BRICK the basement and attic finished
Throughout The Inst principal story iini>hed IN the
modem style has four marble manies and Is divided into two
parlo three bedrnuii nall closets &c. The lot Is i1 feet
front by about 400 ei deep the soil unsurpassed for gardening
purposes The house fences. &c all eqrey md 10
expense has been spared 10 make It desirable residence of
rentael family From the observatory there beautiful and
commanding vie the village and surrounding country N
the location combined the advata=e- OF country ar WIN
nenrneSS the churches post Office, markets. drawing
and plan OF the property can t seen n; the office %
the uuctioncf, whom farther particulars he obtained
Possession can Id mad immediately Apply 10
ANTHONY j. Bi.EtGkER g co.
M. Er,E.b frr-f trtr ttHl Sfrs-t
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ALL YE WALL STREETERS,
PEARL STREET Frs Up Towners and Down Tuwners
would mt he well ior TO buy yOr stationery NJ SiiEp
ARDS where you buy Letter Paper Mt 3D. 3D. lod id AID
Cap Paper nj 3d. 1Od, lid. and lid. &c. perur
Good Steel Pens Mt ISL per gross.
sSeulng WuX NJ = ID per ID.
Ruled Letter Paper at 81 per Ream Only think oft Look
for SflEPARD'S, directly opposite
mylS If John st. l?l broadway.
TsNO STATIONERS ENGRAVERS AND PRINTERS
l. Superior Enamelled Porcelain Ivory Surface white md
coloed blanks CaTS Of description manufactured
the New York Gard Mandatory Tor sale NJ reduced prices
by l.. SMITH. lO2 John street. opposite Cli ST myi
LyiRTH & HALL No. Fmnsln-sQulre, have constantly
L hand assortment ut NJ tSiC and VI SlCAL
lNSIRl MENIS Of all kinds PIANO FORTES OF different
styles and finish: GUITARS from the best Spanish patterns
nr which they have received premiums from the American In
iuie all other mnker md very superior md
style OF finish FLUTES ofHl kinds and finish. for which they
have also received repealed premius CLARlUNETS KENT
BUGLES. CORNOPLONS. TROMBONES. etc. al of TIER
own manufacture and warranted importer, o, MI SIC ami all
kinds Of MUSICAL INSrRu AlENTS, NEW MlTSCIecciv.
ed as soon rs published, il 81 ri BSlED nil the sla> vi
the HUTCHINSON FAMILY; nke. BERTiNlS METH
CD for the PIANO: also. the DRPfiEUS GIEE BOOK. be
collection nj see Tor four male voices. with piano accom-
pnninct selected aud compiled from the best German md En-
clnh nuthqrs. by AUSTIN PHILLIPS. Irca One Dollar per
Merchants and the Muslcu community generally,
spectuity invited 10 call mibu
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II HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.-Thc two story
LS House md cot nj Orange Essex Co. " j. sltua'ei ~
L tle mos; pleasant pH- ~ the village, within three MN
,ies walk Of the Depot OF the Morris and Essex Railroad -un
ming from inrr,n,v In NeN and within three hundred
wards OF The Park House. The House contains FIVE rooms be
side the bedrooms the attic with good kitchen and we'll oil
water Also good BAN attached the premises The l"t
confirms 37-fO1f> good state oi cultivation,
with variety of fruit trees. &c. &c This property VII be
Apply To William A BALDWIN, James II. Hasey - or =
Al, -. $50, N.,..,E I'm lS-
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OrierS received al tfs.r yu,,I.. VI Wv t''N
Corner OF i.EACU ,Sp WEST SITS.
krSG AID GRSESwlCii;,
t;oyvrSgUR SLIP AND FRONT ST.
In Brooklyn Mt li3 Adams i aHd
" Corner OF STATE AID FuRNAX sTs - a. 1850, L.,
al<o ~ iheir Bank COZ William and Pine SIS y Y N.Y. I'm
C,OAl COAI..-Supeof Peach ORCHARD ReI An ,'a:.
r1n, tho spoon and Salem. vcIs-Egg ana, BioSeH -
St,ve ST IS Nut 81 90 vel screened weighed oy acH
we;she and lelye caCtnse free To any Pt o. r ts
or ~ ~! tN''>' N' ~ JAS FLRGl SON
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DY ORDER oi Frederick z Sieyeus, a Jrd,. :,
ID Ere Coua:y Courts nd Councillor Of h, So VI
Court Notice !, hes.by gwen, pursuant 20 II roy,,
the Statute concenlug Attachments ans, sbSesreits -
.,ias the estate e CaIi-s II Carey ofats o. r st
In the : ate o. Michigan ssd-ni debtor ,.st-
s,ue will b. soG Tor the .'ynIeat OF MS debts uu - =
tar and discharge Such tis.hDrat aocoreg 20 llu ~
MIN. nou,h irJ thu first biic.riou Of this ros
the n,ynrnt Of sny d-bfs due bim by r.s,l,y II ~
Sltl md ;+c delivery . hln TO; his my p,o -
wi:hin his Stat bsou.iaS - BIN. mi the u,l, y M
sucl p-cpriy b. Lim ;'r5tJ-g by a. szd ~ re: ~
Dated Buffalo, D. ormb~r ith, tSiS.
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:. s.s..ss} ,, FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES At Cail-
- II wells West Point. Gold Spring. Cornwall.
49, 49,. aud FiShkll Landing. %,
I'M. eani60ai 1AS. MADISON Capt Gins llnI;tead 'Tl
cave Warren pe Tuesday and Friday ai;sooh ~
O'Clock. u,, -: go.
IN boa this boat without ..Bg entered on TIE book or h'
II must lau isp o thereof tHGl5 VI
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- 49, Z, MORNING: BOAT At SEVEN \. NJ
= 81 tEDk pEEkShlL.L. NERrLANCK -hKNS-

49,, rMST, SISG-SiNG. ARRyTowNi
JIo1B's FFEEY H,STlSGs and Y0NYsRs- Breakfast ana
Dinner on BoaiThe new and splendid 'teamhoai rVl VI
III = tnptnn William H. Falee wl leave New York from
the foot OF Chamber, every morning at seven "c1S
Friays ACCOMPLISHMENTS leave eekski snme day ~ II,
O'clock p VI except sunday when she will leave Peekski a.
o'clock P ". Landing the foot Of Hammond street each
way Freight taken II reduced rntes. - -
tsf,re-A Il goods freight baggage. bnnk bills specie or
any other kind o property taken. shipped put on boafd ts
boat must be the risk OF the owners ot such goods" ire.n
baggage. &c NO
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DY VIRTUE Of Precept issued on, Of and pns,.,
Observation-Disclosures hereby made ihrt Co. W d
md Terniner md Jail Delivery and ffthe Civ q Oyt,
of New York. w be he'd IN The City Hal Of tks Ses,y
ON the s Monday OF July next and all pef,ons 49, Cv
pen by recoghAnce sr ohersSe and ali Jdstictof, -
the Coroner. High Constable petty Co,iabeI ard y,ss
there IN their proper persons. with tsr os - I'D
dicnet nEd o,nsr remenIbfSnces. TO do ts thing, =
thor Offices this behalf shH!l apyeran dr. NlSsio
fiyen under my hand nj the Shcrfg' o.5ee The ,t
Nav. 1871 and OF our Independence the Elk. % e'1 d
milo lawtJyl WILLIAM JONES. Ss.=
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by ORDER OF Dayi5 Mann, Esq. Su----.-
ID Court Cornrssjoner Notice ). hs7eby gwen
tachme. has s,ged ssai't ne ss',;s Of s;e,h,r T
late Of Clymer Chautaugrr Conny, \ 4, soo,,,s',
dsbJ. uass h. ,ppclr nd discharge ,oh s:afhso "a
csT,iii: TO law WITHIN months from H.. d.t 49,
OF ms ao,cs AMI that t'@ peyrneu; = sy dot,
BY residents Of TIL, sDd the delivery to I'm, -
~ Of .ny property wI'hiu tbs sat h.0a1!E. 10 y,
tn. ,rlnsfsr of tnT such property D. ha %
and ar void dated December 9th, 1913 y Az
10, l,v.u. \ DIXON, Attorney ion Air.skf,s r.
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roF He'E"' o' -TNIkr X STEPHENSON. % West ii.
This boat hns been thoroughly overhnuFd AMI et accom-
nonfons 81 improved 10 he equal 10 any boat on we 'e
W ~ nini / , I'm, ,,'r.i ha,ge mil
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To Force the Growth and Dress the
Human Ila,r-l'0 Stop IT Falling OF
Cure It ofi)nndruii-Beuutiy It, &c.

'iNESE the real and actual qua-, of JOne,'S COrn
Halr Restorative. II will force the HAIR 10 grow any
place where Mature intended hair 10 grow. stop il falling OF
dark For dS>lus the BAR soft and SHY nothing exceed
ths-t makes truly ,eaurlin aad keeps II neeG
the economical yet superior article made for the Hair
SDd-3 orS shinss hntilcnt tie gn a. the American
Ese -:Chathnn street New fors; 10 Fulton Il. Eronkyu
s>lute :, Boston, edge Buildings Phi!n!elDhm % King
street. Charleston. :. 4. NIL uI
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fO nlTS NJ tst ani NI!UdItIuNII HI tII 10 NC UT! III
9 O'Clock IN. evening.
10 fnmles ard Pleasure Parties will find this the most de
rnors mad have apartments appropriated expressly In ladies
For further particulars inquire n the Cupam ~ board "I
Of j. VAN RENSSELAER,, agent. corner "t Duane aud
West streets H. {. SEf Mtll X, SUPERINTENDENT
Passengers Tor OwesO Bmghamptun md NJ the principal
lnres m the Southern Counties IF the .tne of New and
Sorthern Counties Of Pennsylvania will find inst stages
and or efu drivers take them from MdletowG chez per nd
o,nre ryt,,,l,riol, hmm my other route. md
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VfXENISlI, RED HEADED WOMEN-Men II you hive
such them, my charge them 10 buy three
shilling bottle Of Jones Cornl iair Restorative Tel them IN
~ three weeks, they rub this their hair es calp
they u have pretty good hnr and then your hHir dry
dirty, rusty, rub e II this on, twill cleanse h.
soft, dark aud silky and keep long lime. Sold mt the
sign OF the American Eagle 5. Chatnm and 81 Broad
way, y. Y, or IL Fulton street. Brooklyn. mi. In
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1000 R A r. ND SLIPPERS and TIES, At 3. and
By SMITH & HARTsHoRNE, l7O Ful,ol-sireei.
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AsHONELS 3 SPADES-i60 dozen. low or ICED article
~ ,9f saieb MURDOCH. LEANII'r& co,
.r-ru,
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* 7 TnMELL ~ : a IN 4 rW ~
s --c.-51r-S,-L,ro Point. Coid,pIine and toInw1i! IN
The StcamToa: HIGHLANDER Capt. T. NdaId9p VII
saye the pier loo; Warren Monday Thursday und
SATURDAY nj clock. T. VI. ,..,,, N
Returning vii! enye Newbrrgh every Monday al ga ~ s'
md Tuesday nnd Friday at 7. NJ. n
For freight n passage apply To the Captain on board bag
-ae and freight of Ill descriptions bank bills or specie pu on
Hs I'd mis-, I've M the risk thereof unless bill oi Ia
i,nr ar recount he signed for the 10
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p AGS.-WhIte and colored old saih do country mi.t
III wanted for cash in any quantity by 1880
spl3 GACNT * DERR lCRSON i59 South-si
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The PocKET b OK FOUND We ara pleased TO
learn that pock"t-book containing about So 600
in money, which was Loaf by Mr.. John Campbell
of Baltimore, in the neghborhood of C'eman's
Hotel some night during the past week, has been
recovered and returned to the owner. The hook
had been found on the Avenue by colored boy
The night Of its loss, who h I'd retained it FIR
the expected reward. Most unjust suspicious
had in The meantime been started, involving the
reputation Of Mr.. John NJ. S'ewar', Of thia CITY. as
connected with The matter; which, as will be
seen by the published card of Mr. Campbell.
were totally groundless, and at variance with the
facts Mr.. Stewart, since the loss Of the book
has suffered much from these unjust mpu'alons,
and we are grat'i ID in thus being alb c to state
his entire Innocence in this atfr.
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SCHOOL BOOKS. sc.


Il, FARNHAM, corner OF Ilih sreei and Pennsyl-
wanna avenue would invite the attention Of booksellers,
country merchants teachers and Others his stock %,
School Books, DC, at very rednoi prices All Of the
most popular school hooks named he constantly
hand Oihers, not ON hand ordered wall he prompt
~ procured, provided tpey are I" be lou, d.
GEOSRA Plies Mnchell Olney. Worcester, Par.
lev Matte Brun Burnt. WoodnrIdge, Willard, sc.
tRAMMAkS. Smith, Murray. Cow ey. ieyir &c, Boil.
mar Could. Adams, kirkham Clrnyciand, talio,, An
drews d S,odiard, ';oodnch, Greer FIRST fsh Aigcr,
DE
READING BOOKS. Pierpont Worcester, Blake.
Sanders Lo,ell Emerson. Ray, Murray, C,bh, Abbat,
Mis- Robbins, Miss iuihill, Goodnrh, Sigoapev, &C.
SPELLING; books; Webster, Ensr.on, Town.
Gulaudeii Sanders Bentley, Picket, Cobb II ren, Par.
icy. omley. &c.
Pm OSUpHIES; Blake, Comstnck. swin Gale,
Olms,ead Phelps Jones, Parker, Abe,cromhie Way.
land, &c.
ARTTIINEriCS; Smith, Emerson. Isanard. Colhurn,
Dov,e,. ,,bh. Farley, Adams W l,h Pike, Sc
tHEMISfKIES; Coa,st,'ck, Binhe, Beck Jones, Lin
con. Turner, fhelps
HISTORIES: Farley, Frost, Grim. haw, Gooiri,h.
Haze, renuock Goldsmith, Tyler, Robbins, RJburon,
ASTRONOMERS Burriti, Guy, olmstcad, Blake,
Whweii &c.
aI,o ON the best terms, the Book of Comnon Prayer,
Of n szes and styles quarto and small Bible. Juvenile
books OF The best chaacer ugeiher with The bpss oi the
American Sunday School Union and the Episcopal sun.
day school Unlon Also, Bank k~ Paper ink, States,
Quits and the greatest variety OF Steel Pens no found
in this country, nj wholesale and retail octiO
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GOOD BUSINESS STAND FOR RENT, AND
LOTS FUR SALE

IN RARE OPPORTUNITY ~ now oHered w any
person wishing engage in business at stand already
established.
The premises occupied for the last thirty years
Grocery aud Feed by the late George Adams, on
The corner Of 9Th and Streets the Navy Yard will
he rented puncuni tenant aud the stock OF goods on
hand sold low To tho individual renting
On tho premises are n story brick dwelling, with
store and fxiuresbuscment and garrett finished
brick W arehose with dry cool cellar in the and
able con enient and in complete order The ocaion 10
admrab suited the country trade, being near the
Eastern ranch Bridge, aid at the junction Of the two
leading thoroughares.
Also for rent, new story frame house, containing
4 rooms aud a wood or wash house, ah large garden
well enco. od between tho Capitol and MARINE Barracks.
The following lots Tor sale-they desirshy To-
Gated and can he bought bargain; Lt sqr 967
tanning 10 go square fco part u Dot and 10 IN scr Oa6
part oi LOT and Improvements in s9r 7s3; art o lot 10
in sqr 80 lot H. and parts Of lots . aud u in sgr 793
lot in sqr 7U Also number OF oiher lots IN tho 9TH,
5th, and 9th ards, for sale or lease.
Application for any Of The above 70 be made TO
octy.3t. JNO. GEO. ADAMS, Executor.
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WSsHrNSroS. Oct. ID

Mr.. Editor cOftaInly am an unfortunate per-
son, in being an object for abusive attacks through
the public prints from nnprincped individuals.
l noticed low and viruent article against me in
last Saturdays Globe. signed by rhos Sangster,
and thought to pass il over with tho contempt il
deserves, but. at the urgent request Of some Of
my friends, will give il a passing notice.
This Sangster appears to be boiling over with
impotent rage, that he can not force me to give
him my goods upon his terms. The check he
read to me wac, believe, worded as he states
but that promised to give my goods for il, | say
again, ia positive fasehood | have plenty Of
work, the pay for which depends upon doubt
ful check, or any contingency, and so told him.
Although | have not the slightest doubt of Mr..
Clays election, have not sold dollars worth
on those terms, nor offered to do so. afterwards
proposed to let him have the goods, # he gave
undnubted security, aud allowed me % per cent.
profit This he would not accept Abiding to
me, in his gentlemanIy language he says, "ths
ignorant puppy, who, before he has become warm
ndhs asylum Of the oppressed of monarchies, is
wasting his substance to lead astray the unwary
of this glorious Democracy" sc Now this is
my principal fault in his eyes, that | will not
waste my substance in trusting my goods with
him, and is the primary cause of his ruffian- like
abuse. How long it will take to becone warm
in this country, am not aware, but twenty-five
years ago, every tie that bound me to r,y native
land was severed, by my swearing allegiance 10
this of my adoption and | fia,ter myself hat
have =" conducted myse {, and raised large fam
lily, tina, | should blush il any COMPARISON VAS
made between my character and-that of the So
called Captain Sangsier. His base attack bears
upon the very face of il, evidence that he dare
not claim the name Of gentleman. AS to quib.
bling, or backing out Of anything gave my assent
to, pronounce it base ialsehood, care not by
whom asserted.
calling him gen'en,an-l very WI linaly retract
the charge 'rhis ia the as' notice shall take
Of the redoubed captain. R,snecrfulIv, yours,
G.. ECkLOFF.
hereby assert that was prescn, when Messrs.
Stnyster and xnn called at my fathers store,
and pronounce their statement IN Sa,urd VS.
Globe, in substance, to be as false i il b,se.
J. w. ECKLOFF.
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COME AND SEE, AND JUDGE FOR YOUR.
SELVES,
n TT

III The NEW 1ORK COMMISSION STORE
Pennsylvania avenue, few doors cas- of olemans Ma.
tonal Hotel, where you will find large and handsome
assortment of all kinds Of goods which have been select
ed with great care in New York cash. which we will
sell Mt prices exactly TO suit the We name in mart
Coats Pantanons and Vests at all prices; black Italian
and Fancy Silk Cravats cheap, silk, satin and other
Scaris very pocket Handkerchief satin TIES Stocks
OF all kinds at great bargains shirts Collars and Bosoms
cheap Gum Snspendsrs Of all kinds from III to IS cents
Gloves of all kinds and prices mems half Hose
Velvet, Cloth, and Glazed Caps. very low. Mahogany
Rosewood and other fancy Workboxes fancy Soups Of
every kind, superior Razors table Cloths, Knives and
Forks, very low, Britannia and tab Spoons rvng
Knives and Forks cheap, TO ewood and Maple writing
superior bia>s and woodwork Clocks by The other
W>e, doube and sing barrel Guns very cheap ladies'
ard all kinds of goods usual found IN such an establish
ment, not ecessay 10 mention. To PERSONS wanting
any gooes ia our line, they will do v.il call be;"re
purchasing els, where, determined TO sell nj the
lowest New ork prices, and no mntukc.
octl2 LEWIS & HUNT
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mr. J. DIXON,

NT J. DIXON,
lyl ERCHANT TAILOR respectfully informs the
public that he has opened in Colemans National HOTEL
entrance 9th street, first door from Pennsylvania ave-
nue. with handsome assortment Of fine French and
English Cloths and Cassimeres; aso rich velvet and
satin Vestings altogether style, with large assert
Of silk merno and other Shirts Drawers, DC, rich
fancy and plain satin Scarfs.
NOTICE--This establishment will he conducted on
the cash principle altogether which will enable the pro-
preor to furnish fine clothing cheaper than in New York
or Boston.
Suits of clothes made the shortest notice, and in the
latest styles. The French and English fashion just re.
ceyed oct l4-eO3ut
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TO THE PUBLIC.

II CARBON Sunday evening, the 9th of Ociober,
lost my p,cket book, containing considerable amnun
of money and from particular circumstances regret 10
say induced believe, and SO believing TO cha ge,
that Mr. John NJ. stewart, of this city, had sien IT, This
charge made ui.der circumstances o great excite
ment, ard afe wards repeated Ivy me, and feur may
havetended. and may tend jnre Mr. Stewart have
then ed the packet book, and fully salts
fed that made the cha &c ,hpnt the least cause, and
now thus mlnu'ely and paculary recall and re,ract
every word have said, which may have tended in any
manner mpcae Mr.. Stewart in that charge. or 10
have done him the eas, injury. And do declare that
know nothing which IN any manner derogaes from his
character and standing gentleman and man OF honor.
JOHN CAMPBELL
Washington, Oct H. 1914
The lnlellgencer, Globe, Baltimore Clipper and Sun
copy three times, and send their bills to this office
oct l2-3t
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FREEsAs's VrGILASr ToTAL ABSTINENCE So.
crErv.-rhe society met at he hall OF the Sons
OF Temperance on Friday evening. October III.
1874. il being the regular election for officers for
the six months mex ensuing The following gen.
temen were nominated and duly elected:
GEORGE SAVAGE, President.
Darius CLAcETr, First Vice President.
JosEPH WHIrPLE, Second dn.
JAMES L. w. THOMPSON, Treasurer.
u, X. OrrUrr, Recording Secretary.
GEORGE COCHRAN, Financial Secretary.
JOHN ID. CLARK, Corresponding Secretary.
Executive Committee -Messrs John Waters,
Christopher Cammack, j. l.. IIenshaw, p. Swee-
ney, and Stark.
On motion, IL was
Resolped, That each and every member pre-
sent be a committee for he purpose Of soliciting
monthly contributions to pay the rent Of hall FIR
the winter session Of the Freeman's Vigllant To-
tai Abstinence Society
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surH wAsD Etscrio~--MarnAdute Dove
Esq. wss IN Saturday elected to the Board y
Aldermen. from the Sixth Ward. to OIL III. va
cancy oeeasionod by the doa,h Of Edward w.
Clark, Esq The contest was a very animated
one, there being no los. than i've candidates for
the post. viz: Mes.rs. Dove, Lawrence, Marshall
Crandell. and Fulmer.