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New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-30


- FOR i.oSD0:;-P.eket e /; J.qe-Ihe sp'efadd
rfTs. fai sli.iEs IacSei sal nEDiil OR Laptsi1J ~
80 CT tDW !Ch. yillta penetI!ay abose, aft reg
G=J ihs SG.rior lss se:y accOllicGnti1as
idi caa. 'cad cabin ard sefcse pa&n-et, ' 10 W.! -
.!y reasonable eariy application " IEEGe
boG:d OTTO ". y ). I. TAPSCpTI,
G. the. t,enersi i'ess>s= Gt-ce.
70 >,uh >tfe>t coz. aiuiden lane.
" Pe-~cns wishing Tor ;c;r friends 10 come GC; n
this ship, who about renting money. make favor
able Arrangements by appiylns as above. n.y.
- UNITED ItNE OF LIVERPOOL. PACKETS.-
Pocket u The eth June- he well kao"n last sailing
Ind Irurlt- packer s;rp SHEFFIELD, Capt ShsrTg
viii pslti'ey S un the 5t1 June be above aTCIi,e =cEs
mas splendid accommodations for CABIN, -crrrd tDH nud
SeeTs-c Passenger lhu>e abort crc--s to The tic
Country cannot do better Than select tins eie-nt ship To
5ef;s early spT should te MADE ~ bCOIi
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Persons about seGtGs iar thcF tcnd. -. lave iif5
1F9seHt cur n tie nbosc pcSet OF ap G. ;s feELa: Inc
-tln- ieom IIreTpnni e.ery I've days Hre to- y 1lount
paya5e Oh osneah y iau slni throushaa GEsa' b'aiE
ara ieald en- at al tes IL cbt=ne! on 1pp1c-t5n a
above. u2
- FOR l.IH EEPO1I.-PiCkEr nE ILNE t;h.-
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; sc: iFei 9ht or ie-sls- sFsr 'as, Fps
ca t0a;d. loo. q ,jaaiea !-sas. q. 70
GKiaHELL, :iINLI{A X co; = south 81
The Packet ship PATRICK HENRY. J. c. Dei-no Master.
VIII succeed the George Washington and cil July bi. he:
sucI day. ml3
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-30

Tines. ship. s-c all IN ist class and comn2GGi ~ a5e
gsd vireincs. 1cais elegantly llfhs:,
a2d afa' ,s7n'. ateiIi'aan. ioF essssf- e gice
ert! - N=,s Ncis - lnczinz c:= s. L-iii- Nlic:t
VINES
to- pacei. acAcs- rzs :c-u.aF b. q; hdia- &c sgaai
Il Ell. yJSrJaS {. CO = Soath t,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-30

lNHERiFF' SAl.E-Dy virtue of fefl iaciss. 70 Ss
- incta and Gdriyefcd viii eVpe 'nr .ae he rrlge
tie Cry Ini on Jhlr.dHy the -0 OF uae newt AZ twelve
O'Clock al! the night ttle ard Ie - O lane Hfro "htl
he lHd tho 24 ~ March, 1914. NJ any tu li-f 10 wbe
hands tie be- 10 MI lint crrein hose and nt u S
situated. yigE and beng ~ the Fourth INbr - The ciy OF NeT
York, suo..u aud distinguished Nu 81 HuierIfeti. sud
bounded ns rlaTS NDr-f: front 'iy Water iet eia
y by hand H.c Of ihom11 Fankn. decreased, sgh
efy 10y ird row Int 81 dad mcs. lad !isseI aha
Inues =. Hoiuc, and Westerly by iI nfme, ye!oHsegn
William = t.cr. conrmug width DO front and rear y i
,nchc.. and 30 leng,h - ieet or tlirrc15uu's.
.New-YofS. Nuy o. HSl. JONES. Shsfh.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-30

:. - M''i;liiS NN.I' FS-f.X Nt-LENAD.--,l- y
-! .i.H sEi;ANt. Nt..,i;2NI-ComGea5Ing Tues
5=:@.s.SSss 10y. =. io:i-
I've WV Iors Leave .se,ssrk Leave iicrisowr.
o'e...2es : y. g O'clock y o'clock II.
nc '77T7 ari nov p.rier, ccls New aad 'p!sld.
sl -.Hnss li,r l-sB placed I've
zt-ty &C.. -' t:lsnIlG>si. iflvc!er for Mcrr-
>caa.egz ,;aniaia and E.1n G' f-i:d tse-u,
N-=., silaO ioys,. Parsppsny. isnckEway ard ElsS-
enFd-c '- I t TIC f:cz; s-a= nli cIge:iicG' 81 any
other 1C4:e 81 conveyance.
t.G= s;.sGeips:a ,E, ard 1T .Nc,-f tic 0f
.-a=ls. 5a:tii G:;. East. q; ! o cock.
per-ous .; oz -Uste, In Ns-i OiE aHd i1af N ior-
Cs-oSn
* :he Car o; las Company r1n through from jersey
Ci,y iOTTE. thus avoiding The delay -At inconvenience
sasl Ia D.rDn. Sul-sr:atsEtaa,.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-30

>flfT~lN'- pnEE..-'iae sll.>enfei ieil'e-. -
- t.ss, hi, trends l-'i . i:,'> Sod '7 = a.
- M s; ne ss q. ti-feifor 10 ..s pisst'
- ~. bo-l So = Market S-t whih -ts L-ssn tiaio'i
- -sf n III .gires,i III all Departments /"
,gs --.i ,=ntls,-a g; a comfortable ~. ~
st tin uu ,.i;l gi The a!rstrges :" 10. .
.ig- hr... rh- 9.eni location offers every Lclc, -
Tn, tl-la-s ard bc-al1ls 4nd cei. a' ss
i=,Jii- 90 y 'iry 81 n r.! 81 ,siI riys I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-30

,.,IE rON OFFICE NJ leo M, Nag 49,. - ;.tr4 R-
p,rb t,ri-d aad poach Mountain y re nn1 mn t'.a5 ,
{>h !eh >, aaa aeksafa snd 'c,!ss,i s IN E-y .-Is
- ,y,ii - rr-fr.,r gi.2n crl jn'tc 81, chte -
mi tb- KIM. ana zes - c'Il - iI fsNi'c-' CO. "
eeselsssFs of'is', 'g'aa2'i-s V. y. PALMER.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-30

!- f.rlh.s lrd P.asise fcc, will find this the nos, De
::a'ij Excursion tfH ih c. ihcca;s Uausuaiy
vols 81 hgy. a;ar;e,' appropriated expressly 10 iItes
For itner particulars. lufe of the Captain bui.d.
Of = Van aENS- iER. agent. corner of Duane aad
West streets. ii. {. S..i iiO' i, superintendent
Passengers Tor G;e.u, nslAmptun, and MI tEe nnncioal
lrre, IN the oriefa COUNTIES Of the state Of ey YORK and
Nu-tsfn Counties ScaGsyrani VII ud i.st J;e Stages
and cer m drives 70 tlse in:n from 'dtle.c"n cheaper nnd
-yr.r. ci,s i.an nl!Isr roEtc. n:
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-30

4 LARGE ASSORTMENT SUMNER COATS: CEN
- priSiuc Linen Jean, Canlets, Cashmete Bonbazina
Se;iNo t:ochs, dOrays &c. iu sale, ready aade =;
ms Il WM. r. JENNINGS < co
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-30

= - :'ITNNEN .tENNNJE!IE n.
- -NEn.lRH and NElN- ;ik1to:e :e, oaly
Z MN 'W Ca9t John 5iIy. and after Sionday. MAY
-, yNi,i run ~ follows:
i.erve Newark, Lenyr e~- OK
fool ~ j.aL.-.t. iGnlO lta'cihy -
~ i 81 al =. ?. H. at!a \; y. and 7; w.,
o. 81 IfNIti--i aayA Newark Gt =. VI. and /. ~.
n-d \tN,. ,.is ai - = u. s., = u.
y'-.-.,. rYrrfcs! n .,r, reasonable .s.-re. al ga
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-01-22

'ENHE best medicine in use for pulmonary
a complaints. For proof, the proprietors would
refer to thousands that have received its benefits
See certificates on the wrapper which envelopes each
bottle Also Pamphlets in the hands of agents, to
distribute gratuitous 1t has become of the stand
ard medicines of the day, and is cheerfuly recon-
mended by the faculty.
Those suffering from consumption, coughs, colds.
asthma splitting Of blood, pains in the side, whoop.
ing cough, measles, Group, influenza, catarrhal aec-
tons of the lungs, hydrothorax or dropsy in the
chest, or any pulmonary complaints, will do we'll to
give it an immediate trial. Delays arc dangerous.
Price-only so cents a bottle. For sale by Jewett
81 Carpenter, ST. Johnsbury, and by most Druggists
in the United States and Canada
Those wishing the agency or to purchase. will,
please address Wm II. Carter, NJ d. the preparer
and inventor. or F. g ii. KEYES, Proprietor.
oSoeoWlow Newbury, VT,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-01-22
81 WmeNor' BaIs sam OF
B.8NEB WORT,

.IA NfHNfNa view D nfh'
rers "a coughs, colds, caiurrhs, Ashni
aa easst. pain in the side and breast
eer ra1f sints. bronchitis aud al o.
tHaaf ani iunss, which are souru
aar-1 bnd % often terminate in con.
..s afu.stIy is highly and Justly dsD.r
Harsiy vegetable, mild aud gentle
.... 30 FrHfem, anl can be taken in DE
ra sea.t raaes slth sairty, we'll "a utility, 50
...#..H.t Has eel heeu used aud 50 often proved sue.
l.lAcult and apparently almost hop"
..s -.a.a. ta4t fbe proprietor feels no hcsancy
ia t % any and all who uniortuno.r'
.ss assr Hrtssian 20 resort to some means Of Tcco.
.r fhrsa-ftns. aware OF its medical properties and
aras.rE ts riircts often prescribe it in their PA;
H .HIh rf a palliative aud a remedy, and with Tie
es.ia iaru'fy generally il has met with more than
r.atrY arrrahation; aud there are persons in tbs
slHy uha testify Of it, healing qualities, a1l
a1 atFe received great benefit from the use OF it,
Dsluirairs could be furnished in abundance from PEI
Gems of tho highest respcctability who have been
rrs1tlg relieved entirely cured by the use OF lhi
11elilIue. tut deem it not necessary TO publish
them herr 80 the medicine is generally known
tlrnugh bout the country. For a common cold and
cough this Is of the very best remedies ever dI'
covered. n. ID. There is a spurious and couneFd
article aaoa,, and lately introduced into this place.
Therefore be careful to get the genuine which from
J7i Bowory New York, and see that the new slCa
plate label is on the bottle to prevent counereNi
sud buy as above or Of LurHEu JEwETT, ST. Johns
bury, Dana, Weeks 81 Stanton, DanviIlo Edwards
Mansfield, Walden, Fuller, Ide & co. Lyndon =
q. Darling, Concord. and J. Jewett u co. Barnet
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-01-22


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p-fiad IS uns FsH fol. .sr Ea Ha. t F.Has-r
70 f~tt. 90 a far.#I.f. ar.a#sad ..f -H 49,.
s1as iufrrrstfi aF as.fna .. aata a.af l..aa. anI
tlai .hr 7sme al0 e tFa1s aHf af.fiaI .f r-aaass
tosrt DO BE- hoasa "a .ag Ffsaaas rfi. ia usatiIis
a'lfa-ail re asih asV ~ fruuarv. ID Isga.
Tea o'claek ts thr farvnaan. ~ agtstahi1a
eapg Of thr rac-rt af be- order lhrrr usss slrosas
.vr'y b. ,ar rulolsuian eess,saPsr paie3 ct aail
S. iahnshury.
SAMUEL n. MATTOCTs. Judge.
true colw, ssawS
Attest SAMUEL q Natives 49,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-01-22
HnPORJANT REHRnY.

~ - DERhiNs EGYPTIAN BALsAW b.
- warranted E cu5o lh6 usaal sfttfe cases q
burns, also Piiss al astaia, b. q frv houfS The
propulsion returns hst L.-.s On te EcE tsman from
whom be received a,HtcF siaiug be hu The uics Cor
10 years In order 10 save cEpanse ln advertising
ccrthcates the pTee A. made cost. which l. oay
25 cents for small AMI 50 fJr iarEz bottles so
al can this very a1luabls discovery almost with.
out cost. FOR wormI either IN gI0H u persons or
children its effects certain r sprains aud weak
ness IN the back or lulss and rheuma srn Il is guar.
anied to cure, and suPucrde entirely the unpleasant
Use Of all kinds Of strengthening plaster opodeldocs
hnimsnts, &c. Il give, strength to the muscles and
tone to the ne,ves Il 70 pleasant dcairable stmu-
liant whether used inurnaily or externally. One
case OF most eXcrueinttsg aad painful rheumatism
was cured in three days. For eak d or swollen
breasts Il mover has failed Immediately relieve and
IA now TOT the first tine the request Of others put
up ~ his popular form, that all can have the
benefit OF IT, II IS no nnsrum Il car be had only
OF d. Leeds, wholesale Druggist, les Maiden Lane,
View York and Is for sale LurHEu JEwErr, ST.
Iohnsbury, Dana, Week a stanton, DanviIe, and
Z. Perry, Cubct. aI2vI
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-01-22


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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-01-22

.f.a Hrsfnaas II
FFHr RTs H.fTCHES
f aI 81 obliged 10 u,.c W.
asr Hsstsui. IN work -srg
arsnrt'y attended 20 all
-.s 1T ne Union House. aht
Fsau A 60.
ss u-f =. Ista. 32aN
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-04-08
NEW MUSIC.

NEW MUSIC.
UST RECEIVED, a, the old established Music
and Stationery Store, two doors east of 2tt
street, Pennsylvania Avenue.
w. FISCHER.
My Ocean home-music by Woodbury.
Old church clock Long
Down the dark waters, by Chas. Jeffreys
Little Eddie Z" n Metcalf
The mariner loves DER the waters to rosm-b y
Alex'r lee
Unfading beauty-by +. 7, tersilea
The Melodies Of many lands-by G. w Clover
Beautiful Banks Of the Tweed-by Thomas
Young
Weeping for thee-by II. n. Bishop
One struggle more-by Mrs X. Arkwright
Tho the day Of my destinys overly Alexander
Lee
The merry lark-by Miss A. Cowell
Land no Henry Russell
Come fairies, trip il on the grsss-by Jno Parry
The Mourning Rng-by J. L. Knight
Launch thy bark, msriner-by Professor +. T
Fitch, d. ID.
My Early Home-by l.. T. Chadwick
The DETAINED " w III. Callcott
SIX Songs for the piano-by Sterndae Bennett
The family Bble-music by T. Rcard
American national song Of liberty-by John Pad
don
The matn bell-by Raner family
The voices Of life-by Geo. Jas. Webb
The Ringers Glee and Catche-by A. Clapper.
tone
The widow and her child. N. Crouch
O, could l>call the spirit back-by Joseph 7.
Knight mar %
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apl 6-dlw
HOFFMAN'S LAW INSTiTUTiON.-The
i subscriber has established at No. LIZ SQIITu

HOFFMAN'S LAW INSTlTUTION-The
i Il subscriber has established at No lit SOUTH
FIFTH STREET, Philadelphia, an extensive Insti-
tuition for the reception Of Law Students from every
part OF the Union The advantages offered as
| follows; An extensive Library of about 1000 vol
umes in, every department OF jurisprudenceof Uni
versal Literature, History and Sciences-Lectures
on law, and also its cognate topics nearly through
out the year--the PRACTICE of all the Courts spe-
cally attended to, and in mode of greater certainty
and rapidly than possibly be obtained in any
Counsellors Office. Written Legal Essays by the
Students who prefer TO be thus engaged-iamiliar
C0nptrsations on most points Of Law-pei petunl at
tention to a sure and practical COURSE OF STU
pY-the adaptation OF that Course to the exact wants
OF the Student according as he may design to prac-
tce in the untry, in some maritime city-a
Course long, short, the Students may pre-
fer
The FORMS of all legal proceedings progressively
studed-the Practice explained practically, and also
pbiosophicaliy-a the newest books as they appear,
added to the Lbrary-and all the Law Journals for
eign AMI domestic and in all the living languages of
the CONFERENCE.-The Laws of nearly every State in the
Union, either in bulk, digested or code6ed And,
when the number atains to sixty, the ect ures will
then be ttcice day. during Ten months OF the year.
The building is adapied for about that number, is
commodious, airy, and well furnished.
The student enters only for sir month, at time |;
and in any day of the year-he continues his studies
at the pOlIlt III winch ne may men De- III beginner
the elements will DE thoroughly impaired, whilst he
has the benefit OF hearing, at the time, the higher
order of instruction. anticipation Of his reading
Noperod of study is prescribed, long short, must
depend upon the student himself Whenever well qua
lifed CERTIFICATE Of that fact will be con-
fered. Fee every half year, 500 So Living in this
city is, perhaps more moderate than in any other
large city in the Union possibly, than in
very many small ones. Those inclined to know fur
Their particulars, may receive by mail, Circular, ad-
dressed by me to Law Stuaen,s, And, as TO quaif-
cations practical and theoretc, they are referred to
the subscriber legal works-to his practice in many
Courts during nearly thirty yeass-to any of the
Judges Of the Supreme Court Of the United States,
and to those of the Court Of Appeals of Maryland,
by whom he is best known. He is thus voluntarily
particular, from having, early as 1917 had
to manifest his conviction that LAW STUDENTS
Of this country have not been faithful to them
selves, and DESTROYS of ayang themselves of every
kgai facility, Medical Students uniformly have
been, in seeking those facilities that appertan TO their
vocation
DAVID HOFFMAN.
PHILADELPHIA, March 20, lS44.-25du
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Wy AsHINGToN HIGH scHooL-Tbe sui


w scribers respectfully notify those parents who
have been deferred from sending their IONS to the
"High School" in consequence Of objections TO its
presen, location, that their new building, on the cor
ner Of and I4th streets, nearly finished, and
that the school will be removed thther on about
the first Of May.
There will then be room for several additional
pupils but even there he number will positively be
limited, and parents would therrf re do well 10 have
their sous entered In the Of the present month
ARNOLD & GIRAULT.
PS. They avail themselves Of the present oppor-
tunty also 10 inform those gentlemen who have here
tofore applied TO have their admitted board
ing pupils, and others who may wish TO place their
sons in situation where they may enjoy at the same
time all The essential advantages Of public and pri-
vste Instruction. that DR. ARsoLD has just concluded
to make arrangements to receive into his family, on
the first OF May, six young gentlemen, provided up
plication be made before the 2Oth Of this month,
(ApriL)
The terms Tor these ~l be $3.50 for the academioal
year. paying quarterly in advance. which sum will be
IN full for board lodging, washing, lights, and fu !,
and for tuition 10 any all the branches taught in
the High School. A. & O.
Copies II the prospectus may be had at Farnham's,
corner Of It'll street aud Pennsylvapia avenue or by
application personally or by letter to either Of the
principals. sp 3-3
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NEW MUSIC.


lust received at the old established Music and
Stationary Store, Pennsy lvana avenue, two doors
east Of 10Th street.
WIN FISCHER.
Beauties of the celebrated Opera, Torquato Tasso,
by DoniIetti.
have riches thou hast beauty-from the Opera
Eisir DAmore, by Donizetti-
depart-Ccnvlen Pattir acknowledgements ct
ltalien Rossni
Souvenir de rOpera dc Donizett, Lucia de Lam
mermoor-Vlereck.
lie Piaianiste Moderne-The Temperaments, or
seven characteristic pieces-by Felix Mendelsohn
Bartholdz.
A Sicilian Chansonette-V ariations by Henri
Herr
Belle Of the Waltz, music co nposed by Strauss
Mary Louisa Waltz, music composed by w
Bayey.
Empire State Quadrilles, music composed by John
c. Andrews.
La Staniers, arranged a a duett, by Oh. Czerny.
Henry Clay's Grand March, by DR.. John C
Bartlett.
Black Hawk Quickstep.
Dandy Jim and Old Dan Tucker-asa cotillion
Voeu de Retour, musique d'Alfred Durand.
The Lonely Old Wife-ballad-m by w. X
Dempster.
The foeman comcs-baad-musc by Dempster
The old grey goose, comic song by Aiken.
Don' be too particular, by =. w. N. Crouch.
april CT
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NEW SILK FACTORY.--The Subscriber is
prepared, with an extensive and hourishing
Mulberry Plantation, consisting principally Of moru
muticaulis trees, with some other varieties and rs
now erecting Coeoonery of ample dimensions IN
this vicinity, and has also supply of Silk Worm
Egg, and IN part Of apparatus for the purpose OF
rearing worms and for the culture Of silk.
As ms personal attention cannot be given TO IT, he
wishes to engage some respectable person either
single or married, with small family Of experience
and skill 10 superintend and manage the concern
None will answer but well recommended for
responsibility of private character, and scientific and
practical qualifications for the proposed special pur
pose and he believes that such one would find
stect worthy of attention. A comfortable dwelling
house belongs TO the establishment, which is situated
in remarkably healthy spot. The superintendent
may become jointly interested with the proprietor in
the proceeds of the undertaking, on such terms as
may be thought reasonable, after an examination by
him or her Of the condition and opportunity Of the
establishment; some other satisfactory arrange
nent may perhaps be made,
IL any individual Of the above description will take
the trouble of fayoring the subscriber with person.
al or written communication relative TO this subject,
due and prompt attention shall be paid to it. The
season for business is rapidly approaching and no
time is to be lost
JOHN p VAN NESS.
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NEW MUSIC.


w FISCHER has just received, at the old IS.
w. tsblished Music and Stationery Store on
Pennsylvania avenue, two doors east Of 18th street,
The Cleveland waltz by J. Long.
Plssmon waltz, by Zelnelh.
The Ocean, by 1. Bricher.
Indian Summer, by d.
The Starlight waltz, by b. F. Leavens
Childfen's yarty quadrillcs. by Camille Schubert.
Life IS dream, by Baron Rodo h de Fleur
Vase Humgeris, by Camille Schubert
Parry walt, and quickstep, 10y John G. Bartlett.
Beauties Of Lsbi, Key; selection Of the mos,
admired values Of that celebrated composer.
Five favorite wsltyes, by Strauss.
German quickstep, by J. P. Furst.
Village quckstsp, by Edward White.
Emperor Nicholas Guafds quickstep, by Baron
de Fleur.
Coles quickstep, by j. A. Fowler.
Recruiting march.
The Heirs march.
Love not, by Edward l.. White.
Locomotive quickstep, by l.. Il. Chadwick.
Old Dan Tucker, quickstep.
Lady nine, variations, by a lady of Virginia
Come, dwell with me, Rondo, by G. G. Zernez.
IRA Tante Anglosoe, Rondo, by Hunter
Thirty national Scotch airs, by Valentine.
The noble voyagers, fantsse, by c. Czcrney
Long Time ago, Rondo, by c. Czerny.
The three prayers, sacred ballad, by J. r. Knight.
The birth Of Christ do by r. PeterailAs.
The sngels greeting, do by +. j. N.,son
Passing away, do BYE j. Nelson.
march 2S
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I u EMovAL -BOTELER, DOM Co have
IL removed their house furnishing stores into the
large granite front three-story new house opposite
me west end OF The Centre Market house and second
door east OF Clsggeti's dry goods store They
take inns opportunity Of Informing their friends and
The pubic ~ gene al and their old customers in PAT
ucuaf ot they have, by the concentration Of their
stores large stock ofhouse furnishing goods of every
description on hand, and that they Will be adding 10
their stock frequently such articles the demands of
Tue pubic may require their object being to render
The store DO useful and attractive and where per-
household use
Thankful for past iavors they invite call at their
new establishment.
mar l9-ifeodlw
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NOTICE,
ITO bidders for Mail Contract on No. 1854 Cum.
berland Md TO Wheeling, Va.
Whereas the States of fennsy vania and Virginia
claim the right to exact tolls from the vehicles or
some 81 them, which convey the United States mails
on the National Road, from Cumberland TO Wheel
ing, which right is denied by the Post Office Depart
ment, and the question is pending in court unde-
cided To prevent all misunderstanding hereafter
between the Department and the contractor bidders
are desired to propose for the service in the aerna-
tive-statiDg, first at what price they viii convey
The mails on this route, they assuming all liability
for the ts, if any-and, secondly, the price at which
they will convey the mails, the liability for tolls
10 rest on the Department
c. A. WlCkLiFFE,
Postmaster General.
Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT, March 9, 1874.
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CoNGRESs-sAruspAY.

The Committee of the Whole on the s's'e
of the Union, (Mr. BoYD In the Chan} 'oss
late in the evening, and the Chairman iepoi'sa
that the committee had had the Union sensfa'ly
under consideration, and particularly 'he OH
making appropriations for certain rivers ana
bsrbors and ne was instructed TO report the bill
10 the House The House 'heh auJou'heo'
without taking the question on the passage oil
the bill
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

In the Senate, after the reading of the Jour
nal of Saturday, Mr. ALLEN announced the
aea,b of the Hon. HEMAN ALLEN MOORE, and
after the adoption Of the usual resolutions, the
Senate adjourned.
In the House, after the reading Of the Jour
nal of Saturday, Mr.. WELLER rose and deliv-
cred feeling address, announcing the demise
of the Hon. HEMAN ALLEN Moore, at his resi-
dence in Columbus, Ohio, whittier he had gone
in consequence Of rapid decay of health with
the hope that quiet repose in his family would
prove beneficial; but his disease was consump-
zion, the rapid progress of which has termina
ted his existence The resolutions appropriate
TO such occasions were adopted, and the House
adjourned.