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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-07
FOR TIN. Plies


EoR THE PILES !-ATe Yea afflicted Wiz f Ne
L Try. then, without dei4y, Doctor CphaIn's Veg
e,abc Eec;aary. the bes; remedy eye- offered 10 u,s
notice. This really excellent medicine Is The res'. Q.
thorough medical education ara ecripe.c knowledge OF
The disease for which TeotalGenied. The Teai u
,,u,phaiit success attends it administration
Read the following remarkable cases:
lady, residing Norfolk street., was seriously aeiei
with FILES 81 great er suffering that 10 use her o"n
EXPRESSION, lie w.. BURDEN for weeks size had Been
attended BY enc Of cur emmett Physicians, without
the least bensa;- Satisfied thai Il aggravated case
of Pile, prescribed he Eecusy Two boxes we-e used
SIX u,u-As a:ler the lady called 20 prescribe
for another complaint, ard informed me that sic NaS
perfectly cured the Piles rs tie two boxes, ard Lad eI-
perieaced no return since
Mrs G. in street. called on me LAST sqrlnS
saying tina: size had been ecisi with Plies Tor Two yes,
.ccompSned by pain the Se papitaton CT the heart
sense Of sraig:nesS scross The chest, AMI opfTe-sto
she WAS unable 10 lc dcwn without elevAn lie he anG
hcst considerably; resting hczo:ia! peoiucsi se-se
Of .utocai,on iollowed by co1sa b! Gss o1e box OF
the Elect;sry he rain in TIE side, Ps=oE and opr-S
az, cesse Sic could lie down without Inconvenience Snd
Oh. Pile. ere partially removed. and second box uie
rorp)ete cure - the rea, qualification q the patient
sid In this City BY the iiVprs-5 cay, regularly ed-
Gated PHYSICIAN ccune 70 a. ece Practice e- Inc feaI-
n,ant OF CazoSIc DISEASES, NJ 1875 Save-J Medical
-, y, -rIa.t5 10 ths Stove OF any other compliant,
stis Price Of the EIec.sds one Dollar. 10 R''eoiST
ina. the EscEGyF Is an ISTESSAL l.EAEpz ara not Al
Sroraa! rpientios SID soi ONLY = lse HclTery iea'
5asr, above spring ST. odcc hours from Il NJ 10 =
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SsRlous FIRE We learn from Hyde Park thai
splendid mansion Just above that village ow:ei and
occupied by Walter Lansdon. Esi was entirely desiroyo
by IRE on Thursday. The house which was Lately occupied
bv Dr. Dayid Uasocs was known rs the hanone.t
residences OIL the OF the river between New iorS ard
Albany. IpupshScepsie Jeur.
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OAYs PATENT CORR GATED usPE:NDERsi-

DNYS PATENT CORFU GATED USfENDEss-
r. s,r-r1riry Of mi. article manufactured oY l!e
ulfsi-nei under IN, patent Of isi Is aeS1oy iessd " al
r. have had an opportunity d judging them IN e9npslisoH
o,.r ilei. SrestsI rIeS or stiiaes,
f;cn frsn salpzrc-fs smell, and skaeSs at ict The
saF.cr which iley 7ie s9 up and hlishsd mas
nuurro1s tads te OF uly asie oi susfeet Asnu-
Tin "a iSpcs- OF greatly nfe5io. arslce . r4Ss II neceS
for 5r s.LcriiTsr il .e ceerc- a well To- sE--I
security u Tie buyer, 10 attach MS Hae = E'efE h
S.. ,,oe 10 which eoaf6eatly Rse The irsPeetioa u
~ i,v md n,s,rv f.G. r.rIrtY OF
III, nan can b funa IN aHy oihe. establishment IN The
t9s g.; 10 call before purchasing else
- - HORACE Il DAY,
u Maiden lane
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! TOWN COSN. u. Il. CHASE, A. VI. PRINCIPAL.
Established in 1855. Sessions commence May 18th and
oct l5.h continuing five months. al $50 ger session.
Thorough preparation for college or business anu person.
al attention. are secured 90 pupils A. fully the most
expeusye s,heols. Lads from Ncw-Ior& are placed In
char Of Gaze ul person gois and returning Circulars
III 81 MarGet.sireet ard Ia BroaAway d23yc
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TNpT4 RtFggER susgEN'pE Rs-HUTCHINsoN
ri on A. aaear'ag he eesi 45le!s q .Eu-9ed
5is "A tir,st BERG sstI-ejy Ee- from sui tdE mes
an = ai tie most :es;i.ioas Eesi-s w.Gt yn.tInT
IN ~ - 1:.ssl- uece<sl;- of aiNayE casTizg sui
I,. sout y in ti.Tn; md theT warranted 70
ietan ,i; ei,.tiey uqdef all eisTsI%nee tsE SAL N
rnll+r l.r,osy, 81 Nader Lane = y Al
lS1-71C Il Pc HON ;oes \o e,eI,s!zTTs, aic4i
= for ale b Lra5l CAS- WAkp. 81 Broat 81
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CANAL ToLIs The Canal Board have decided
not TO make any alteration In the toll Ca
nails till JaIy next, when the Board will meet;
fAlbsny Evening Journal
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SCHOOLS.

DOARDt5sg school FOR BOYS--New oman
- seminar c. Nemee5 ef puriis imiisd to insnt Y
Seley, 75e P=afi.s, DIm0n. y stirgstoa' has!,'
L'E1LlLE EDCCATloN.-The Misses sD.,M OF Norh
ampoa Mass. propose TO receive INTO ther family, TX
5-ince Of etGcaa1l. and 70 aofa "a s
ne advantages Of Northampton location are two wei
S ,,es s P2 T oecnp bg he fa4y Tsy
have rad experience ,eacs and niaT with The
principles II instruction. siccssiy adopted 10y t'e' T.
on Thursday. May 1t Fug particulars 10 terms &c
ply ib= Misses ar Northampton Reference nay be made
" feiIw IS Norbampa1@Re3 Rntn: Fills nbi I'm
P0ARplAs SCHOOL tUR {9 q IS IL hAp IL: o.
,isne,! 70 furnish tho Of finished edueatouconi-
e,icinr on ,ha i of May. Tae situation ION Gosn at
m esstg saq 1T te Reok soyes Of b. Farssw SIS
Boadsay, E. Collier iG Ful;on street. and Of > san
ford BRIDGEPORT mhsl NV
/ 'iEsMATICAL AND CiASSICAL--Paents h4viue sous
wo secure saroush pTcparaon Ccese or business,
ar respectfully invited 10 inlue after the riSa G TINS Isu
Tn Pdneisal, manly .oct9as !naIpaln hsh standard
character and scholarship 10 their sch9o WISH no puo
be rrceiyed they will b. removed Is soon SIS anow
ac; ana rerard ior rirtt which base end shrink
firm wicked acton, much INSISTED upon. -, hI
with Tie aihe> v The nepa 80. every ssg, + srsa
20 promote Their personal comfort as ne
-en IN Mi TINT Ill io elevated usefulness and hoRonoe
lie Pfincifals LONG siace devoted themselves To- the
iatrrrsn- AID responsible work OF instruction. ,ud from
st nce aud feel thenSs yes warranted N as
,as 5hoS,g s g. a a ' f+ied se
The provisions institution Iou uausual iacili'i'S Tor
pleasure slj safety N sel caihIug. - -,
Tie lJes,io /. pleasant aud rroveray hssl:hul, and
dal accessible Nelos aa Philadelphia b steamboat
per Session of y weeks for Board md Tuition,
viii the use OF books Tor Ill English Studies.
4 he Summer Session will commence Noudly May oth
Circulars testimonials id references ny, h. h.d Al the
hook snr, Of Taylor Nssau-st. and Rob. Carter
% 1-i'"4's' - ~ - - ). 3. WOODBRIDGE.
,,2,.r = q WOODBRIDGE
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:
CONSCIENTIOUS
THOUSAND CT RES. IN case- deemed utterly
hoi-ss firmly established sulFioni orefeFsry
former medical discovery. Il has always been s;Eie Ns
,ures Prescription ai1c formed c!et; isoE c!sfnc7i
extracts from Wild Cher. Bark and sto trees TIA! re
h:ckIy scattered lereTer diseases u s lungs vail We
give Of .rraordiaary !ryn c4l
o9r;e almost without end:
l.dy (sdifess viii be given the New York Agency
ho given mp hali Of her I'll 70 die OF coasunp-
ton had b. the slde-rssed among
large quantities of sort OF bnny su5sApe-ad taken
no medicine for mon ~ beng jzt III hore-rEttiey
cured by feN bottles .! THIS 5aaafn September and Ocio-
CstIn,n Ne.vY ork City Wis had NJ, .eTt lynn. DOWN.
for seven years (b=ng Obliged sleep posture)
cured attend MS business IN Tie mos; stormy
Thona, Brlder Esq J. r Jsasca L. cured Of asthma
OF 30 years standing.
he had violent cough End pam ~ the sdor mouths raised
lrgs quantities Of coruF mslisels1 H1ch hoOdns ply
scians could do but little for hnssye him rlis OF
cury but rood-Is friends IL supposed he had gal
lopnS CONSUMPTION Entirely cured b. three bos Of WIS
isi's Bal, an.
cured of liver eomPaa; aud genera! debility 81 eighteen
jacob Iiofnsa. NJ D Huntingdon cured child q ?;
Schroebe of obstinate disease OF the ians te s zc tIeo
I'll the usual remedies u
Cass. az daily part Of lie country which
prove igcoctesiiby the superiority c This 2!san IN
every shade OF lung and live! disease other pre
ration her tOi0Fe known 10 the world.
YEcHfSI. Butts, 8 AHu-st; Sands corner 81 GV!d anu
Ful,on,rcei. = East Broadway and % Bfo1d"ay corner
Ciiimters-strrri I,htl .in
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BOARDING SCHOOL FOR MALE PUPlLS.--ilemEe
. stead emnary ilspsd L. / On branch Of i, the 4 !
Va Circnlars al j. i Chslnberus South Wil,ui-
street, Also Newman's Book store, se Bro'dMay he
Principal durg the month Of An AZ IS Nds>au LIE sum
uer Z ru commences the first Of MAY
nh 2ms SsTHA MEL DUNN. \. NJ. Principal.
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MEDICINES.
WIsTAR,s BaLsAaI OF WILD CHERRY

yyIsTaR's BaLsA3I OF WILD CHERRY
A cos,ToCNn BAL-4aIc rgErAgATIoN from Wild CHERRY
ASp TAR.
The best remedy kilotch 10 The tr@h TOR the clc Of
coughs. eoids, asthma. cTonp, blccftns Of The
i,fngs, ,c:ooping c9Rgh, bronchitis. M
fgen-a. slOtHess Of b7eath, J-f'ri
Gnd Tc0knesS In The breast
Or SIDE, ifrer co0l-
plant, aud the
frst stGceS o.
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SPRING FASHIONS.

,xr4szyzs~ HULL'S TEUSSES.-Notce 10 KGptufed
aPersons.-Pers0Ds afflicted with RuPtnIes
S% Ernay rely upon the best instrumental aid the
%sasgg% world AFFORDS, application at the ofaea,
No Vcsey street, either OF the agents In the prineip
towns In tie United States BE careful to examine the
back pad Of Hus Trusses 20 sec they are "
r I in writing None genuine, TO he relied upon
Us gocd without his signature
Many persons have undertaken 10 vend limitations Of
Halls celebrated Trsses, and thousands arc imposed upon
in cr..olencc These limitations relied upon;
they are made By rnkul mechanics, and are no estt1
than the ordinary Trtlsses.
Rooms have been fitted up at NO. Vesey street. sxcio'
xely Tor ladies' having separate from the bust-
nc Department, where female is In constant attendance
-, mi, rnon na,i.nts MI II
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> THo3fPSON'S TgUSSES, Office 10 Geek
ClN>inan street. Abeu. 800 OF the hrst physicians
~@sSS ;'and surgeons Of Sew-York have gwen men
decided preference 10 this Truss, as you can
graduate the pressure from 10 nity pounss on The
rJ,uiure without back pad, which does 20 much injury
" The spine \ ial being the best test OF liz superb
oyty /, Is applied ai ak days trial given and Il does
no. retain lie rupture, while performing every kind Of e1-
coughing and give perfect ease-tn word. Ii Ia
satisfactory in ege'y fespcc tbs money IS cheerfaiy
returned ard this Is the only CONDITION which you
should buy any Truss. permanent cure easily effected,
and warranted, II directions are followed.
Tho3 sending lor this Truss need only mention tbs side
rpured and tie rosHd the hips they grae
ua:s the pressure 70 su!t their Sold wholesale and
-c.aii - III SsckmaD-st. @ui N
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Eg-xoRH. 1TosDAY MORNING, APRIL :. Isa5.
Third X ard: Democratic ,Yilis Domination

Third " ard: Democratic Wing ,sominat.on.
FIR liz.
DUDLEY SEL9E.X.
For ilis-l91R f9r' isstst1 Z .iif,T7a11.
EGBEKT BENSON GOUVERNEUR ". OGDEN.
JAMES E. WOOD. THOMAS C B,RTINE
FOR .i5,sstdblss.
CHARLES y. HooPLE ALEXANDER BATES.
Io,. T,lsn+aers ef E7sctior-
Fir; District. seoend District. Th:t District
smith Dnnuiu-, Frederick Pentz. Thoma. F. Peer.
William aGak. l'erHine D1e:, Samuel E. Msbter
The aborc Ticse, was confirmed by eoes-.oa and order
50 . he printed. DENNtNG ID Ek- Chairman
W.. l.. cH,SDLcw. as u
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Seventeenth VartE.-At uieetiae Of uie DEM
oor.c hz Erc:o., OF the Seventeenth Ward held At he
en.y Clay House Of Avenue \ aaa tifs'-sireet On
Monday evening iiaIch 9TH 1915 he's the reo OF The
Nolniaatia. Committee the Hoa. HAMILTON FISH was
called 10 preside M-ssrs GsoE FE,NSliS sat HuNrHRsf
L PEE1EY assistants, and JosErH {. PiSeSNE' and hn-
WARD c. DE.uIS appointed Secretaries.
TIE call IL, meeting LavinS been read aat approved hen'
edct Lewis II ESD behalf the Nominating COMMITTEE
presented tie foilowin> nominations:
Fog Alie-ruan-JACCB ACHt.H. -
For As-istant Alieman-W ILL!iN litiI.L!IS; s-t,.
For .A,,ess3rs-EDN ARD DAYTON. JOSEPH sttA'
ROT, senior. ,.,c.f,-. ,,,.r.
For inspectors Of Eiec,ions-ir., District DIN RI;
MICH ISAAC CHAPMAN S-eond Distinct j, ST.:
t. PiNCKNEY TlIMA HILL; Thiri District; HENRY
PHfLIP l.. LJFF JOSEPH NEENt. tliih DIiiici,
JOHN {. FOLEY DANIEL II. BURNETT m2' ~
GRAHAM HoUSE-SEw ARSASGEliENT.-R9s-
WELL GOSS informs his friends ard the public that he
ms enlarged his BOARDING. ESTIBLLSBHENT, known
s The Graham House. 63 Barclaysrroet, by adding 10 il
the adjoing house and IS prepared 10 accommodate trsn-
lent or permanent Boarters the most favorable terms
All lends OF Temperance desiring: quiet home, AMI Tree
dom from the fumes OF alcohol and tobacco invited 10
patronze tbs house The Vegetable system. with The
choicest selection iIlils, &c. which the market affords,
viii DC strictly adhered TO- but table viii be served toE
tho who prefer the ordinary mode. or mixed diet.
Croon Shower, Warm and Geld Baths, lrce
os # ROSWELL GoSS.
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EUrr1ic iTrfilInal.
mii HUNTINGTON < SAY t'iE 2ls Pearl.st
T,TI NsELLUES. AM ATTORNEYS > LiC1ES-e.-
M .nb,rrilsr, have for sale and BEAUTIFULLY
crv-d forms Of Diplomas fos Solicitors and Coahsegrs IN
~, Conrs printed fom s;ee plates Members Of the Der,
nd oe sbou; TO -coIne Ssnbcs invited 10 all ald eK-
snire them. For sale nj the La" bis1k b aat Ti'ehf
store Of 'A-N"N-' = % = ST. L.
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S.ZD FE.R.-i. oea rams SHuon's-:of SLY by
ISL EutSENE ELY &C. = EuitoG-stTsc;-
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WANTED.

DggNcu GoyERNESS-wsn;ed Immediately an in'sl-
l-er, an. accomplished French Lacy IS Oay eo,"".
&c ls.s,sn, Teacher in highly respectable School noe
a r,tute> from the Park. She must DC able TO spea.
Epcll, correctly ard Il she also leach psawins ana
yoa, Music II veuld enhance her compensation 40
trrss NJ. y q 4, The Trieuae ofcc, 30 Ann ST Pro
,e,tant ,@oEhf Dc preferred. 40
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DOARDttG SCHOOL FOR BoYS.--New oman
ID S-rni14rr. c. NEmtrr If purS llmitsd 70 tnssty-
Terms $50 er a i-ru " II obJiIned Of MIR Geo
S~ley, 359 P=Ari-st: J. Dn0n. IS RlViuston; W has.
shaw Henry, " BrcwR:as % N05sh Noorest; W fhi-
- E-.f.. -. m
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rgNEN DOLLARS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BANK
L SToCK.-A certificate OF thirty shares NcAsSusg
Bank Stock, tho OF Buckley Peek and niiinsor-
303s with Power Attorney attached, los. on SA-
turday %! March Il enclosed III letter, and loe.
on lis way Ws-srcc The above Will be paid by lesv-
Ing Il AZ Thompsons office. So wall-st nh2o II
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Sixth Word l,hiy Nominations.

For .fider.azr-JO Ohm p AaE.
.3ssistcHt-ttNssN ". BR.ENiT ,,r,....,>.
.Yss>ssg-s-Hs.ii IN ". GHiLDS, JOS. = PlRSSON.
Censtqb,ts-EDWABD EEUST!S, GEO. FiSBi.
mi cod u,
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BOARD.

DOARD.-A lew single gentlemen, or gentlemen and their
ID wyes eau be- pleasantly accommodated with board At VI
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NO DECEPTION.
No, ccck passes arcIy icttort 'ce hare TO record
somc of the most astonishing cures Of long cot
tihvcA isitn,n, heigieat Consumption,
Bleeding al lie LunGS, Bronchitis,
Difficulty Of Breathing, and tie
rarionS diseases 81 the
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REMOVAL.
ID AYNOR < POND have removed TO No. 81 West,
HI or Nbsuy (ti- if.t sire; below Cellr)
Nnlil [ ISL. ~ lw
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p EMovAL-PHELps. DODGE x co. have removed
II the Store No II and q Chi street. between Jo
4, TE,t...
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Two cAPrTALlsTS.-For sale. The Kigh; for an Ash
siier commonly tnown Bulls Patent Co Ash S,lier
Il is an excellent article will ashes without making
ann dust and with but lttl- tire and labor has received the
Recommendation mary who have used them and as been
N.n. introduced into Apply al Bulls scale Beam
,ianui,ctory 20 South William and 81 S;onests.
Su.cr Mills .ud Large assortment oi Scales constantly ON
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MAN UhU--Jourucy inca Lock Makers, 10 work \,
w bark locks. Meme need apply but sober men and
hrst rate wo. amcu. Il. c. JONES,
III ChUrch-s Newark. ". J.
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VALUABLE FARM FOR sALE.-wm b.

VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.-Win be
Y sold at public auction, on the premises, on
Monday, the 18th Of june next, at o'clock, p. M,
the farm occupied by w. E. Stubbs, in Montgom-
cry county, Maryland, ten miles from Washington,
near the turnpike leading to Rockville containing
1921 acres about 60 Of which are in clover and tim
othy, with abundant supplies of wood and timber
for all purposes.
The soil is kind, easily susceptible of improve
ment and adapted to the several varieties of grain
crops raised in that section Of country It would
make frst-rate dairy farm, being well watered by
springs and streams, presenting superior facilities
for irrigation. 1t is enclosed and subdivided by
good fences
There are on the premises two dweling-houses, a
good sprlng-house, and other necessary out-build-
ings, including an excellent new frame barn two
stories high covering space Of 40 by AZ feet. The
lower story is fitted for stabling &c The rest Of
the building is divided into threshing- and
convenient apartments for securing the productions
of the farm.
The farm will be sold together, in two parts
one part containing l65 acres, with house, barn,
&C.; the other ll7i acres, with new commodious
two-story frame dwelling house, with cellar, &c.
The terms will be one-fourth OF the purchase
money in hand. For the deferred payments a credit
of one, two, and three years will be given, the pur-
chaser giving his notes satisfactorily endorsed,
bearing interest. The whole to be secured by a
deed Of trust on the property.
The purchaser may have, at fair valuation the
growing crops, consisting of wheat OATS corn, hay,
&c. Also, the stock of horses, cows, sheep, hogs,
&c, and the farming implements
Nav 24-3tawtds
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CHEAP CASH SHOE STORES.--J. E. Fow-
~ Ter & CO., 18th and F streets, and w. Mann,
Sign of the Large Black Boot, Pennsylvania avenue,
two doors from A. street.
We beg to call the attention of friends and the
public generally to one of the handsomest and best
ASSIGNMENTS to be found in the District.
Among which may be found
Ladies' white satin slippers
do Estes do do do
do fine French morocco slippers
do do kid Paris ties
do do kid and morocco village ties
do do CATERS and half CATERS
Misses coored morocco village ties
do do do slippers
do French morocco and kid slippers
do CATERS and half CATERS
Children's boots slippers, ankle ties, and CATERS
Gentlemen's boots Of every quality, from ~ SO
up to - per pair
Gentlemen's bootees at almost any price
Gentlemen's CATERS
do slippers
Bows fine dress bootees and coarse wear
In a word, we feel confident to say, that we offer
inducements seldom to be met with. Times are
hard. Money scarce just now. Drafts must DC
met and paid, and we must sell, and will, low:
Half soling, heeling, patching, anything IN the
way of mending done TO save our customers penny
and put one in our own pockets.
J. E. FOWLER e. Co.,
llth and streets, and
w. MANN, Sign of the
LARGE BLACK BOOT,
two doors from A street.
April "a
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ERESH GRoCERlES.-The subscribers have
Il just taken in store
10 hhds Orleans sugars, very strictly prime
do do do low priced
SO bags Coffee including all kinds
IL chests fresh teas, all kinds, some very sur
perior
Loaf, crushed, and powdered sugars
500 gallons best sperm oil
barrels summer oil, low priced
90 boxes sperm candles
hhds Orleans moasses, very fine
/ do sugar-house sirup, very nice qnahty
25 boxes tallow candles
Washing soap, soda, and starch
1000 gallons pure cider vinegar
No. ] lard and bacon hams
1000 shoulders bacon, very dry
60 barrels family -four, warranted good
6 baskets fresh salad oil
Fresh ground spices, all kinds
Which. with a general assortment, will be sold
very low Wholesale or retail, for cash to pune
tual credit customers
LEWIS e. HOLLAND,
Centre Market space, ID door from corner of9th st.
June 4-3t
WHITE SATIN AND ENGLISH KID
w SLIPPERS.--Just received, fresh supply
of the latest style. Fine kid and morocco Paris
ties and slippers, for 81.
j. E. FOWLER & CO.,
Corner Of llth and F streets; and
w. MANN,
Between Sd and ~ streets, Penn. avenue,
Sign Of the large boot.
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NAVY AGENTS OFFICE,
Washington, Nav Is, 1845.

PROPOSALS will be received at this Office until
i 3 o'clock on Monday, the 18th day Of June
next for the delivery of thirteen hundred cords Of
best quality seasoned pine wood, upon the wharf at
the navyyard in this city, to be corded, inspected,
and approved by such person as the commandant
may designate, free of expense to the government;
one half thereof to be delivered before the last
day of August next, and the residue on or before
the first day of January following.
The offers for the above wood must be sealed and
endorsed, and accompanied by guaranty from
two responsible persons, stating their willingness to
Join in the bond, as sureties in the offer is &C
cepted. No offer will be considered unless it cor
responds with the foregoing stipulatons. reser-
walton Of 10 per cent. will be made from each pay
ment until the contract is completed.
w. B. SCOTT,
Navy Agent.
To be published in the Union, United States
Journal Constitution and lntelligencer, in this city
twice week till 18th June
May l5-tawtl6J
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE IN
ALLEGANY COUNTY, MARYLAND.

PURSUANT to decree of Alegany county
i court as court Of equity, passed April term,
1889, and peremptory order of said court, passed
April term, 1845, the undersigned, as trustee will
offer for sale, at the tavern Of John Black, in the
town Of Cumberland, on Saturday, the 18th day of
July next, tract of land called TUESDAYS Work.
on Georges creek, being part of the real estate of
which Henry O'Neill died seized and possessed ly-
ing and being in Allegany county.
This valuable tract of land is situated Georges
creek, about three and half miles from Frostburg,
adjoining the property of VIM. Ward, esq. 1t con-
ains 655 less; the soil is very fertile
and susceptible of high state of improvement, and
is believed to abound in exhaustess beds of stone
COAL Its location in the heart of the coal region
it's susceptibility of division into valuable arns
gether with its proximity to the Homecoming iron
works, the Mount Savage iron works, the railroad
of the Maryland Mining Company, and other ex-
tensive improvements now in progress in the coun-
ty-rendcr it very desirable property to purcha-
sers. Persons wishing to purchase can obtain any
information respecting il from the trustee.
The tract will be divided and sold in parcels to suit
purchasers. plat Of the land, &C., can be seen by
calling on the subscriber.
The terms of sale, prescribed by the decree, are
onethrd of the purchase money on the day of sale,
the balance in two equal annual payments, the pur-
chaser giving bond for the Same, with security to be
approved by the trustee. On the payment Of the
whole purchase money, the trustee win convey IL
tie by deed Of bargain and sale.
May 23-td Trustee.