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DECEIVED ON consignment 5000 feet OF very superior
IL White Pine Plank, y by y and jby6 inches, RANGING
iiom ~ To 80 feet long. Enquire Of {. LYON,
ana geodis. Foot Ralticst South Brooklyn.
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csxs1ocgs SARs,PARILA--For diseases of the blood
~ Al q Coufiland-si Pfife 30 els
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by JAMEs VI. MiLlEK-ru ksDAY, AasS.,
ROYAL GvRLEY, Aaetooeef,


VtIUABIE ENGLISH, French, GeImsn and
' lfsHsn Booss-THiS EVENING vii be sold ey Cur
lev 4 fIln al The New-Yors Lo1g Room. 100 Broadway
large collection from private libraries Of vsusoe eeo.s M
cidng many eNcelea, classical and mathematical works
In The cssosue Carpenters Ply siocgy CslpoeIs rn
losophy OF Rhetoric Moehiers Lymholesm Dunlsps NO
man Literature avs; Ssmondi Political Consuta,icns
Philip de Comenes Memoirs, Cnssiellans thfonlcies 81
Burgundy; Burton's Ansiomy OF Melancholy tieef.ns
Egyptians ard Carihagenisns. 2vs, Hserens Assnc Ma
tions Svs DAnvles Ancient Geography, 2Ns Csssn6ons
Seafonins Sales Koran, svs Meals History II The run
tsn,; Provoss Philosophical Essays, 3vs hopless virgil
vs Mddletons Tracts, Lord Kings Lie and Corr..p n,
depcc OF Locke vs.; Bolnbrokes WORKS, Svs Nehbnrs
Roman History. Sydney on Cover ueni, vs. tuse
on Nh. Human Voice Plstos Gorgias kmgseys Isei'ns
Wlnrsr'. chronological Dictionary, vs. qusfto, lime
Lectures on Architecture; Mslte Bruins oeotnsphy 10
spanish rvs. Cslme,s Greer Dictionary o, ihe h,oe
,ds,o, Valves Classical Journal, ~ vs. Caf, Quarterly
journal OF Education. 10 vs.; Mcis.aios Wo,ss IN iaan.
M ". Viliarss Works u ocavres de MsbN ~
German Classics yvs; Cressys Church History thomsn
CstboIcl folio, Barnaris Polygo, Grammar; ,e
d, Jr.u. vs. Historic de Conqaesis DIES Nofmsnds wa
nders U.tor, OF tie Low Countries. In Dutch plates
y; Dctionare ce Mnsque Moderne; HacAs rune, w.
Adrlon's Physologie de LHonme, avs oeuvres dc Moo
tesaue. vs.; Mont-gne- Essays We, etc etc sn<o ~
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l 30 nam ,.o1 ~
~ w ,ied into the torrent of crculaon and siec "a
sety. Common teaches ne that The great object
ssv a. administer counter check 10 the poison. that
n nas rer;rsi1e in The fluid which il perysdes.
. o. ',rrv princpie IN the blood however intro
r no source Of fevers ooR,iis Effects vary with
srzu.,,g,on habits and temperance, of the victim
e s.S rSsr lse . .Snaa y'a. NAV
- g. Thai remedy by the aiesatiOn of unnumbcred
~ 4. sands sarsaparilla
~ sSs D Ss9.;.s p 'PS 5Ss ~ &
ANS " az s,roadway II East Broadway snd by Drug
~ as ,ircu ghoui TIE United States Pnce 81 per
TO- ST. bottles for a.
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LLbSANi hOSAN a. = ~ ~ - 80 -
PUBLISHED and sold by r. fEbREII co 81
i Broadway.
Selections from Fry. Grand Opers Leonors- p cents
Music Of the Bohemian Cir IN Two parts each = cents
Gems from Norma > cents
Moores Melodies. No. l. choice Songs for p cents.
Melodies of Scotland. II choice Songs for , cents.
Puucks Mazurkas-7 Pieces. I2t cents.
Part ~ from Frye Grand Opera Leonora containing Mrs
Serum. SOng,iOr - cents
Sixteen Strauss Wa.ilrs f'r p cents.
Sets Of Marches QcA-seps, GalOps, &c. &c al The same
nrires auli isf
4 LMANACs.-Th- trade supplied with Almanacs al
n the prices Of manufacturing al The Tribune Office aui
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MILLINERY and Silk Goods, cheap for cash, Al u
vi Beaver street doors from Pesrl-sree. The snbscr
tcr stock Of Fan and Winter Millinery and Sls Goods
lch have been selected withh~ usual good taste l~ncn
f he way, cannot be beat We do say ~ and VII De iouno
Ga examination 10 embrace the largest assortment o' ko"s
u heir line be found In I've CITY, BY me system vuJ
m and selling for cash they believe they are enaoed 70 Duy
,t,r and sell louer Than any other esapisens , ,e
,e and what i more their customers invaraDy te trin
That somehow other the goods purchased ., mem a~ ay
.r fac, that speaks much for ,her tase sno 70"
a almost invariably makes HEN customer aier the nfs
t,rc.-. and which the Of the rapid increase IN
lerfrade Call purchase. and you VIII md that we are
10 ylf and have large stock for you 20 select rom
s1is imTuThSsis La NJ STEVENS. q co.
DTBBON.. KIBBON-.- The larges, aad bees,
elected ss.omen; Of Bonnet CAP ans Velvet ke,oo
Pever street. where more Ribbons sold and al lower
-e than any other house In the trade aa9 lmeodis
CKEAT AMERICAN REMEDY for The cure o,
" Dropsy Gravel, Inflammation Of the Bsddsr and a
leases of the Urinary Orgsns Dr.. @. c. vsnghns We
yr,ab- Lithentpuc Mixture The only certain remedy u
In above OF complaints u has been used fof many
years by the proprietor and has never iseo Wsr
ir-lary Suppression ard all diseases incident 10 fe
ms e- are successfully treated BY this article punne'
f .nd ar account Of tn. Of this Medicine
cal ICON the Agent In this CITY, where fsnpne's n'y
- S ronfdrnc- Then IS a proof Of the efficacy OF us
N zine NV one Bo.le only and you will hnd ,hsi rriie
.,s,.,. wnolessls Agent
INDIA RUBBER SHOES psirs nsr', "o
NM. Misses and Chdrens Psrs Rubber OFei-shoe-fs
- AZ n,uortaton for sale very cheap BY The case
sr.n D-slers viii do well 70 call and examine before
,-1'sssry e.eys here. HUTCHINSON 4 RlNfOS,
l-'.i 49,, s. Maiden lane.
,,,,,E - a11NETEKs.-Tnernomelsrs sau4bls for
g~-x.rs D.sulrrs Dyers OH Rehners Haiters, Chem
- ,c constantly on hand made order and for sae
- nv r,snritv JOHN BARRY n Cat~rn~st ie1 istf
TELL iKON-S,t tons "Dannamora' Bar Iron, very
- superior article for steel, for sale BY
slsisy JOSEPH TUCKERMAN. 50 Westa
Gut NAILS coo cssks. fsIrly assorted, fennsyvs
u ris msuulsccfe. for szle by
MURDOCH, LEAvIrT L CO.
t-ta ,fisv Corner C~f sr fs-~s-r ur~h rsetA
OAK IkON.--sD lons An-rcsn, assorted round
| ID .qasr- and FAT, for sale by
MURDOCH, LEAvirT K co,
tvft isT corner Cedar and Greenwich 81
! 'ULUMBIAPlG lkON-lo. .ous for s.4s ~
| I - az JAa OT,NEY n Weetet
| CAKTrHEKKIE PIts ikON-ros ::is q
' " i-liiso JAA n 0LhEf |" ~s~~
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Boarding..

puutuIitN
\ ODCING- WANTED. with meals on sunday. in a
and respectable private family where here are few
OF 10 other boardcr, uy single young man. Location ~ NE
nu,i be- moderate. Address r. rrhune Office au-6 r.
p0ARDI>t; ana Day school for Young Ladies' Mrs.
DBAILEY Will be- happy to receive her pupils on Monday
. 8ih of September There several vacancies for
.rer- and those parents who desire 10 place their cl
n under Mr. Baeys charge, can receive every sausiac-
Ton "a. terms sc mahlDg application al her RESIDENCE
10 l0Carro'Iplare Bleeckersireet. au2b 6~.
fpOtKDI>t-A gentleman, and hi- wife, and two sin
ID gle gentlemen be- pleasantly accommodated iuf-
-Aed rooms and board On moderate Terms, 40 No. loo
Grand street doors west ~ Broadway References eN
hanged au ~ IL
pOAKU WANTtD-By gentleman, wife, infant
- and nurse m the seventh Ward The neighborhood Of
Narset.-t preferred. Address o P A. hi. Office an2s
DOAKD WANTED-A gentleman and his wife " ish
- 10 procure board family where there are few
20 lfher boariers A house situated where IN East
Broadway vicinity preierei- Address D. J. 4 a. this
Office. au-o us
DOARD.-A pleasant aud well furnished room suitable
- for persons be lsd Win ill board on moderate
-rms. NJ No. o. W nie ~ it ra- iiuh bIOiuNaY ne
.rf-nce- req1ifed W. W.
DOAKDINl..-ToI Let with without board, large
ID and IT apartments, with every convrn-
.uce situated in the most pleasant and central part Of
Broadway. For further particulars Apply siih oihce
au-@ @~isF
4 GENTLEMAN and lady 90 Iwo or three single
n gentlemen. can be accommodated with excellent board
We, Of Broadway anls Owls
DOARDING.-A few genieei persons be accom-
ID nodaled with BOARD and DESIRABLE ROOMS,
with bedrooms snd closets adjoining on the "a aud ID noors
No VI Chambers street few doors west OF Broad
say The rooms are LARGE md AIRY, and the house -
.rI supplied with CrotOn wzier. and BATHING ROOM,
m vhi-h boarier. will have without charge.
References given ard required Apply a. 81 Chsnp-rs-
street 81 l.H
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.E0: og 9: F:4r TT s I,' "a a's %,l ;.ss

- place on Wednesday, Angu" "un' 1919"
the village Of Cod spring, Ia full Reesia as.i,e
A. this Is their hrsf Anniversary tifJ ~
tb-r br~lren IN SewYork come 10 the1 stens
The steamboat ROBERT L. sTEsENs nss c.e,,n srrr
a. 6 O'clock; foot of Futon street. bfookyn, noh WV "
Cansi street at ~. and foot Of Hsmmond.s.ss' ~"
a cot,i,on Band will accompany tis boaL
g.. e,r the ExcursoD TO Cold spfng and vscAl -
should the day prove stormy, The cslsofslon WI
81 nsre The 6rsf fair day or ur money VIA 20 ''
+ = .xets can be obtained OF
Gca.n 1 Mercer, corner Of Ann and Nassau
q MCGOWAN, SO Barclsy-stfeet
n n Auberry, IS PARK Row.
pier Ysirchd. 81 Vsndsm street
Tbomss Dobson. 10 Morissueet
Il K Story, % Fulon-s.reet, Brooklyn -,
g. The Robert L. Stevens % nrs class boai, and VIII
arrive II Cold Spring tine for those no 20 10 her 10 par
cpe In the ceremonies and return 10 inc my s'T
hour. W., 80
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FORTHCOMING LITERARY NOVEL TIES.

~ APPLETON s co. viii publish ON Wednesday.
~. Gertrude, Tale. by the author OF Amy Herbert,
r.lii,-i by the Rev w Sewell vol. limo.
On Thurs 'ay. kudimena Lessons IN Music. containing
the primary instruction requisite for all beginners IN The arr
whether vocal or instrumental by J. H. Wanerl vol lomo
80 page---5octs
On Friday History OF France from the earliest period to
the present time by NJ Nchelet. Part T. price , cents
Preparing for pub cauon History Of New Netherlands,
bv T. B OCallihan. vol
Puntanism Churchman's Defence against lie Asper-
sion. by appeal 10 lis own history, by T. w Cor, d. ID
I vol Emo.
My Uncle HobsOn aud T. or Sashes at Life with Free
BroadaV. by Pascal Jones vol limo.
The Miscellaneous Works Of Thomas Arnold d. ID now
hrsf collected and arranged vol 8go
The Poems Of Dante translated by the Rev. II. = Cary
w. with Illustrations from FitXmans Designs, vol lnmo
Ir.h Melodies by Thomas Moore, miniature size VITA a
r,,,,,l- auyj 1is
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J'HE yIO,1 DELIa;HrFIi 4 OF ALI M.

rlNHt Mu~1 DklltshTftl. Or ALL nN'
CURsiONS-A sail across the Hudson River to hopo
KEN and Lhen a wals Ia the ELf>lAN FIELDS. along nr
exceedingly beautiful and picturesque shores OF nc psre
wi, prove The easily accomplished and attractive OF Al
RURAL EXCURSIONS that can be inside from The Sliy.
r Grounds charming sspec ne trees belus
IN af and the so covered with rch turf The walks are
m excellent order having been considerably enloesls ~
present Spring The Ferry Bss from Barclay, Cans and
chrsiopher-sreeis are completely hei up with awnings
xrS .-s. Might Boats run from flo6oken 30 Baclsystret
,,r,-I ~ .,rinrs ra,ri.g. h., cent. mvln tnuaiss
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..,os-- ysw-yoRE GRAMMAR scuoot, $50 Broad
rtcess', R,e,cSrrl charles H. Lyon, A. NJ, frncf
VI lneA',ol ,il be re~openct on Monday, September
q. Ins ss 81 instruction embraces the entire range VI
! ia ADD collegiate bran-hes- Sais 3"c
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. oW PRICED Yard Vide shsetings-A hsnasom ne
sree a 81 cents Der yard together win gres ssIey
10. es or,h 10 per yard tof sxls a. ~
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ALICE MANNERINC

ar TIE NOBLEMAS'S SOMA Tale 81 London, by
" Emily Appleton published this day al Frenclfs Pub
l.iing Hall n3 Broadway. lup stairs This book contains
5fneafy printed pages, with beautiful colOrcd engraving
ll-frang the last interview between the Of Lord
&c ,rge and Alice before his mysterious disappearance.
See Chi For .ne as above and 1t all the Periodical De
nos. Price i2i cts su2 3ierds'
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Summer fashions.

NEW SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
Aims BOYS AND CHILDRENS CLOTHING =
lVl GEORGE T. GREEN, ITO Chatham street. corner o.
pssrww sceg ,9assry az hand a6ys saa c SVm
DRrNS CLOTHING, Of oil descriptions, made In he
wosr rAsuoNABLE sryLs to which he would most respect
fully invite the attention Of those In want AZ h he's made
arrangements To receive Ct"th canmres estns e., y
every and has secured the services OF -xperenced
Cuers he pledges himself w give perfect snhsac'on 10 oil
who may purchase.
NB ca mrnfs made order at tie sAortsf notice and
,,,i a., ri pnncf.airt. m2i istf
RICH FALL GOODS
L'OR GENTLEMENs WEAK, now receiving al Inc
Il New York Cash Tailoring Establishment No. 1877 Broad
way three doors below III. Franklin House
The subscribers receiving their Fall supply OF
cry patterns Crava Scsfs and Fancy Dress articles
Of every description for Genemens wear, 10 which they
would invite the attention Of the public
strangers and others arriving IN the city, wishing h o.
M site To complete Gentemans Wardrobe OF the latest
81, les and best fabrics, the lowest cash prices
Full suits furnished few hours notice, snd for the con-
vennce OF customers requiring garments for Immediate
qI IN respect ~ those ado
to order. Terms delivery and no deviation m prices
i.u J. C. BOOTH co.
NEPOT OF Fancy Dress Arucles .5l oroad~ay, Amer
lean HoteD opposite the Fountan-Just receiv~t, ss
M Satin Scarfs Crayas ard Pocket Hikfs In new ard de-
III ple styles which, with general assortment Of Fancy
Dress arces viii be sold al usual moderate price,
nu IS wi. WIN. T. JENNINGS co
S,INNEK GOODS Tor uentlenen's ~eaf.-we have
- l on hand large Of srasonable goods com
pr-ng cloths Of particularly light aofes ios DIess and
Frock Goats, Dnings Nsnkeen, and single miled Casi-
mers Tor Pantaoons Chally and marseues "esungs 10
a variety which will bs made up order Al deduction
from our usual moderate prices, In rev VI mo shvsceo
WM. r. JENNINGS 4 CO., Diapers and Tsilors,
,vIaf 2Si B,osd~sv. Amsyiesp Hoel.
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SODA BISCUIT AND SUGhh OuhShbnS.
FU,HE subscriber wishes make known 10 the public hss
much OF the biscuit and crackers which are sold IN ms
city nv the above entirely different rom ms soDA
BISCUIT and SUGAR CRACKERS made at his Bakery
which have been used by nysllds, particularly those who
ser from indigestion tor than twenty years. with ths
~. resuIts; while the imitation which can 10 made fof
less price though perhaps good Tor person IN hrsn arc
hy unft for the sick The above BISCUIT and CnAkEss,
ala, BurTsx BISCUIT WINE BiscUIr, BUrTEk CeAeksas,
Wrss Cs.cxgss PiLor and Navy BsrAD, all Of ue bret
sy are constantly for sale At Tho welknown establish
,n.n as Wsshn gton street, corner Of Warren street
~ smis' rFHhh'" 'nr~"N~ III ooN.
-m-, CAMP MEETlNG.-The Wesleyan
,s&fz=C Methodsts will hold their Camp Meeting
sz-sx1z< Al Verpsncks Point, Hudson kivef, con-
rencing Wednesday, August ~ and ending on tbs follow
iog Monday -, 49,. H., loo, s
ch,nsrs slreet at A. NJ and r. NJ Tickets 10 be mad
A. h.. office Of the True Wesleyan No Sprncrsr-et OF
n, IiarrI, No y vandam-st, Mr. Piion No. Cnystie
Mr. Moran nc Norfolk a. sneo "
nss~. CAMP.MEETlNG AT kht, viii
- >co nmeDce Monday, Aug: zoth-stesm-
e>.r<z ers DELAWARE and TROJAN VIII leavs
the foot Of Hammond street at past pusns-sses.
v.ketsreet al and Delaney street II O'Clock ~ On
uoodsy, Tuesdsy Wednesday, Thursdsy and rndsy NO
mrning will leave Rye IN me sitemooh vi es'""sy
Passage 81 cent. .,. . A. q HI
~ b. Tents be procured py applying !" 'n o. "a
sf.d % CefaYs'reef. ~, ~
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ns,xyss CuRED -NOihng that has yet been produced
- rpre Of Deafness Is ~ al compsrabeio Dr. McNHirs
s,s,f Oh the thousands OF csses In which i has been
sv successful, fully and sat siacfUrly att'sts H.
- Were deafness Is the cure i o;ten sudden
ii xssys permanent The terrible inconvenience ~
- d-sf lefsOrs are subjected ought 10 inh"ce az
20, he GOOD rding. OF The unparalleled discovery J.
y ,son of priceless value Is worth cannot De esunaeo
"a VITO that has suffered from temporary deafness
- ~ admit hzi he would have gwen io,,u, ~ " -
-, " society and he enjoyment Of He SOFA Dy Oon
- IA n COugflaud-sf.
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JOSIAH RICHARDS, Aaciooe.r
Dy HANGS. RiCuARDS r. PLATT.-Ss0e
ID sa Brosdww-Lih-ral cash advances r'ade 90 con
ft.xsr x..~l.a
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~NCAMP MEETING-0o The line Of The
!. NI1,saonic Railroad, u miles North u

EA3asW2S H0usaonc kaiIfosd, Z mics NOT" "
Bridgeport -, a.. t,..,o,
The Steamboat running Ia connechon WIN 'o 80
e. Railroad leaves Msketstreet Pier every morning 'So"
DAYS excepted) at O'Clock cs,,,u
psssenyer. arrive at the Camp Ground o. ~ A.
,,,r,,,, liz host arrives in Sew-fOfk al Och-n T
IT, ,ns.ay will commence Monday Aug 70 90"
|. in a beautiful grove within ID rods ~
49, R.ro.d 40 that passengers subject 10 no expens7
a. ,.scb me Camp ground aher leaving the cars
p,gsgs and TENTS taken and returned freq Tickets W
I'D ren,ro a s. % b. found board the boat sn<, ~
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THE MISSES COLES Boarding and Dav school
/ church viii rr--n "a Monday. l-t September. - 2w
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Jnsnrance.
FIRE INSURANCE

DY MANUFACTURERS INSURANCE COMPANY,
ID Boston Capital StOO, 900, all paid in in cash. and
secircy invested with large excess fund authorized |"
insure against Fire Risks Applications tor Insurance
svan.t Loss or Damage by FIRE on Buildings and Mer
cIaudi-e Sc and for the renewal Of policy IN the CITY OF
New York. left the couningroom of ASA BiGELOW,
r No A. Pine street, corner OF Wisn VIII ne attended
To- I. W. 'Ahi w niptiA' ii',A.'"~
pos.o, Iniv So iel5 iySl lmi-
nFFICE OF THE MUTUAL SAFETY IN
~ SURANCE co July -. lSfh-Ine Trustees OF ue
Mutual Safety Insurance Co. present to the pubic Stale
rrn of their condition nearly they now able to rs
uuaie It, viz; =. -
The Company has now hand Bond and Mortgages to the
,,,n1 ~ . ................ ass. 100
n Y State stocks and Cash In Bank ........... W,lJb
Premium Notes.
"'- - sS5.ooo
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INDIA RUBBER -HOE-.-soeo psirs Mes, wo
meas Misses and Children rsrs n1ooVI ~
-, sor,n Drslers viii do vel % cal and examine csfore
.rrl'.sIny el.ew here. HUTCHINSON KiNfOS,
nv. 49,. 90 81 Maiden lane.
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-. nnA PAIh OF imported aud Manufactured Inois
.O,UUORuhher >hoe-. suitable for civ ana country
- r. - 49,. = au2S
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ITALIAN PROSE PAINE K BURGESS, 81 John st,
] Will publ,h "Wednesday. Nos and 3, Of the Aledc
Series of Italian ProseIhe Flcrentine Histories by MI
cole Machiayei. ia vols Translated by c Edwards les
ter ESQ Price ~ cts per vol paper cents cloth Opn
ion Of Jared SPARKS ESQ "Nhthe Florentine Histories
arr well ACQUAINTED Formed the classical models OF
anou ~ executed with cousummsie skill Few hisiori
cal compositions successful IN attaining the two great
ends OF snmeni and instruction. The SPIRITED
clrar aud vigorous The narrative rapid and condensed
reflections Of the author though brief and senenIous are
ALWAYS appropriate and Often pfo0und-te,e Is proOaoy
no work within the same compass which the instructive
Lessons Of History be studied with proht and ei-
feet"
Lately Publ-iedThe Challenge of Barleia, an iiistori-
ca Romance OF the Times OF the Medci by DAzeglio.-
Price ~ cts. Paper Is cts. cloth. allo Sns
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IVA = II NBOAT PrOprirfOfs, HOLrI AID hrffecOfy
j Keeuers Boardinghou-- Keepers and ofher--A ne"
aIrce II Blue Croczery Ware, comprising iul assor-
,-rt = offered Al prices AsO srge assoft.
,-nr Crockry and Glass Ware such a. Dinner Tea and
T e SETS. for sale Is Cherry, between james and Oh
W streets ar-s .r-- GEO. W. ROSE
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rl'O TAILOR>.-A good chance tor person OF smal.
means io 20 into business about - miles from the city.
IL. present proprietor obliged % eve up account OF
loss Of healh ANY Tailor with good enfOr-er for 300 or
sfeacsn bay The hand. which Is nearly all newly
purchased and with TIE fixtures will BE- SOLD for ess ihsn
cos. There attached 10 tie concern 70
49,. ~, living name And address. au2b Ieod'
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"A ma. ~0Ift III Jer-ey Cfy-s Select School one who
bl would b. willing 0 hire i- house where he School
.epf Rent 60 per year The Teacher must BE- well quail
f.d English branches Fof lif-chars address ,. Jer-
q .fr -. Fra
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O-T. probably boz au onuiDu-, the eveuin. VI The
2jfh between the A-fOr House and Nbios. Diamond
- with the words AdOph and Sarah 1871" Inscribed
within Tie finder VII be Handsomely rewarded by eas-
irf 10 al N Murray--trrct an-h IT,
- FRENCH HORSES For Sar.-Two Canadian
~ Ponies just arrived from Canada, are offered for
80 sale cheap a. Bulls Head, cor -ilh- AMI shave
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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1845-06-09
NEW HAMPSHIRE.

The gallant democrats Of the Old Granite State
are evidently disposed to stake time by the foreock"
in reference to the important State election to be
holden in September next. The vigilant and eff
Gent State central committee have published call
convening republican State convention, in Con-
cord, on next Thursday, June -, for the nomina-
ton of a candidate for governor; when it is more
than probable General Steele will be renominated,
and, of course, reelected.
Not much inferior in importance, however, will
be the result Of the special congressional election,
which ranspires at the same time with the election
of governor John P. Hale, who at one time stood
high in the affections of the democracy, turned his
back upon his old friends by voting in Congress
against the annexation of Texas, one of the most
vital national measures that has agtated the coun-
try since the days Of the revolution For this unex
pected act Of treachery, he was promptly "stricken
from the roll" of democratic nominees by the GEN.
Woodbury. substituted In the multiplicity of
candidates, Mr.. Woodbury. failed of obtaining
a majority of all the votes polled, and was
consequently defeated. Noo, however, the
battle is to be fought again; under cir
cumstances, too, that all calculated to test
the metal of New Hampshire democracy. The rem
egade Hale has, some how or other, contrived to
unite all the elements of federalism, whgery, anti
masonry, and abolitonism, in his favor, and it will
devolve upon the democracy, sngle-handed, to beat
them all united The task is certainly not an easy
one, and will probably be something more than
mere summer sport. But when the proud theme Of
Texas is presented to the consideration of the vo-
ters-when the addition to our constellation of the
brilliant ''lone star" is to be the ssuet would be a
libel upon the steadasness of the Granite State to
question the result. II be that Hale's apos-
tacy will be allowed to, 60 unrebuked, or that an
nexation will not resound in triumph over the
State. We make allowance for the fearful odds
against which our noble brethren of New Hamp-
shire are contending, but we cling to the hope that
they will prove themselves more than equal to the
crisis.