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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-22

>uERIFE,S SALE.-By virtue OF severe. Wits Oh
- Feri Faci4s 10 rie directed and delivered, VIII eS,
pose to sale or Mondsy the hrs: day OF June 1912 "
O'clock noon, ves:ibue of the City Hail. OF Ss 0.S
NJ Nsg.York all the right lille and inherent ol Ssnue
Ward which he mad OF 2S1 day OF February s' or az
any time sterward Of in and 10 al ihss certain 10. o
5pnd with III. buildings and improvements thereon stu
ATE IN tie Firs. Ward Of the ciyot and d.In IN,
shed on map :hs lands OF the Trinity Church as o
unbsr six-boupded ess,ey in front by Lurnoersuee
westerly the by lots numbered - snG ~ nooey
h Iot Number IN sev-n snd soulherly by loi NUMBER ~
Sys isIr of Samuel Ward, row decessed-cons!oins 10
breadth 10 from, IS feet four inches IN The rear g feet 10
snplh on the unrhsry side So feet inches auc on tna
uuIherly sid. 50 inches and now Known AZ no. 81
Trrity pisc-, the more or less ,.r,s Ctr
- II p,S,yry D.,uly Sheriff. sl8 lsw6w
The above poaIponed until Monday June on' peA'
al The sarue hour ana pScs. 49,, ,o,-r. c,-,s
New. YORK.. June |, 1886 =" NJ JONf-S, onciin'
! H. PISSSEY, Deputy Sheriff IT. Jel 80 ".
Ism next, at the sans hour and plscc ,,,, s,.-,,
N. Y. June Sta. 1916. "M JoHh> oneL.L
J. H. PISENEY DEPUTY Js0 ~"
The ABOVE sale i. farther postponed until Monday, june
p, Is IS, s,m- time and place NM JONc.S. Sl=' :.
J. II PISKSEY Deputy. Jeto - IuSM
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rIIas >OrPDSIriUS To l,i.bNOR0EY.-.
ssas,ss.-1 Express Line Tor Albany direc-FrOm tA
steamboat pier, foot OF Robins ou-,t Tho
and splendid steam yacht RIP VAN WINK LIE, Cap
tain L. D. Able. will leave Tuesday, Thursday sshf
cay, al O'clock 7. NJ
For stale rooms, passage or berthe, apply board @
boat.
Freight taken at low rates and delivered as directed ND
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-22

y = hSUASCE Of ~ order of lhe Surrogate of the
County OF NevfoTS, Notice hereby given all per-
sons having claims against Eebeu Cumberson late OF the
vouchers hsreoft 10 sub,cdoe at Tho Office O, Alder,
Gilbert No 2 Wall-stee,, the City OF New-York on or
before the 18th day Of July nexL-Dsed NewYork, The
sd day Of January 1876.
ALBERT GILBERT, Administrator
70 law6ms MARY CIMBERSDN admiDI.,r.,ri~
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= njIEH' .sU,lMEa ARRANGEMENT ta

niTH" issUilMER ARRANGEMENT its
SSysck and NewYork, daily .undays
cept d New aud opsudd steamboat a.
ROW viii leave Nyack every morning AT O'Clock. BE
turning will leave NeyyYOrS foot OF RObinsur.sL eSt.
afternoon st4 clock; and on Tuesday Wednesday. n
day ind Saturday Will max. extra trip, leaving Ess
YORK al O'Clock, and Ngack at O'clock touching nj Pa
mont Cos,er. ny!irs and foot of Hammond each VIZ
N B.-Touchlng Al Tarryown every morning ard stsr
noon Trip All kinds OF freish! taken al reduced prceL
rnVA I'm.
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DY ORDER of the Honorsbl= Charles P. Daily,
ID fhe Judges OF the Court Of Common Pleas OF The City
and County Of ewYork-NOtje is hereby gwen pnrAu
provisions OF The statute authorizing attachments
sbsconcng concealed ind non-reiid-rt Debtors
that attachment issued the estate OF David
Morse aresiden OF Haverford West Pembrookshre South
Waes En- gland ard that the viii be sold Tor the pay
ent OF hs debts unless he appear and dscha ge such
achment, according law, within nine months from the
first publication Of this notices and that The payment OF
debts him by bis dehtorI agents bankers Others
and the delivery him for his OF property,
money, bill! OF exchange belonging 10 him; and
any other property by them forbidden by
law and void. Dated the Twenty third day OF Fe5nI
arg 1876 CLARK { CAMPBELL,
nl9 layvtf Attorneys for Attaching Creditors
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srHEKiEE SAsc.-by virtue OF VIII of Fled ia
~ cas 10 directed and delivered will expose 10 ssa
nj the Vesibn- the Guy Hail. In the City 81 New York
on Tuesdsy the Ii day OF July, 1916, al /. O'Clock NJ all
the Ri IT. title ard iai-rest of William Patterson which he
had fifth day OF January, 1916 or NJ any Time aitsr
ward IN who's. hands the may he, Of 10 and
10 all ina, cerlsis o piece parcel of ground situate lying
and being in Greenwich 10 the Ninln ara OF ths CITY OF
New.YoTk bounded follows :-Southey, in front, on
Christie pher.s westerly, side OF lot OF ground
b.onriug John Bu.kfk casery. on the otor side by
orounI 81 Jeremiah H norih-rly In the by lhe
Ground OF Jeremiah Hill contsinug in breadth In front and
1--WE feet excepting 20 much of said part thereofas
ha been taken by corporation OF the city OF New ork
for the opening OF Beeckerst being about nine ee o the
front OF .ad lot and running 10 point dstant sbont thirty
feel from the rear OF paid lot the west side Of the same
he .hs same more less Dated New orb June ls 1916
WIN JONES Sheriff,
~ IL ia Yit
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- WATERING PLACk.-stacoDne. house Sea
- comet Point Lizzie Compton l-Tne suo'crner
tA es lesye INFORM The pablo, thsI ins piea'anuE
s.tsd house WI be opened snd rssdy 10 receive copa-
nv on III l5h June Large additions have be-n usce 70
n. house and out buildings during the last Winter snd
Snrtng-eeod and xpetienred hep 10 all the several d.
ns.nts are occurred and e1eTlions on nj. part ana
b. aiming 70 MAKE OF The peasariest sumner re-
sssbstbDs within thrseq quarters Of nile Conveyance
10 aud from q, hI hours Of Ius tsy ,.,.
(en.sr,-n fond h'hng iowiag will tind his place
.inc- win eive the house daily al ~ ard arrive
al Fall Rveriu ssaIon for ih- O'Clock steamer for Pro-
viderc- also il season for he u O'Clock ran G, cars o
Tiv-s s. r. NJ ,,,s ,,.-
Stage ro~ runs alternate days for New ediod !rss
fn lh- house Z: 4 NJ snG returning ih- reIi osy hie
III srsal OF the morning train from Boston ater lh
FIRST OF J1y 4, will run daily esviog The Sesconnei houie
all! and Nev.Bec.ort al before p th.se
jues also intefsec at Stone Bridge with the dav sage of
N-~rort JOSf'I n 80
Lit.le COMPTON, r J. jung j. rs IS. J-ls m
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IN PURoU tNCE Of an order Of the Surrogate of the
County Of N-wYors Noice is hereby gwen to all per-
sons having claims against Michael Martin late of the
City of New York tailor, Deceased, present
with the vouchers thereof 10 !ne subscriber the Office OF
J. T. 5ye No. IS N4ss.as;reet in the Cy of New-York
or before the cGiynth day OF August nexL-D ated
New York, the 18Th day OF February, 1876.
23f layrSIn- JOHANNA MARTIN
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gbY ;l.sD..H uflhr Hunorablr john b. Scout, RrcUr
- der OF tho CITY Of YORK, notice is hereby given
purtuRn, the stems OF the statute althorzing AZ
scs.ns against ar.coud ng conccalrl hut nonresident
dit IN has Issued ssns. the OF
Iosepb ) JuhGAou non resident ot the Stats OF New
Yors but resilient of Nassu, New rovdezce and that
the SANE w.bc sud FOR le payment OF his debts unless
no appear and discharge such attachment according 10 law
,rhlr nrg months tn fret publication ~ tiB notice.
and that his payment OF auy Gebs him by any per
sen or md the delivery 10 him or for his OF
any properly belonging him, and the transfer OF any
property bv him. are d1en by law. and vsid.-
Dated mr. 18Th day ofJuue, $40 ptssLEE,
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slN ORDER OF Charles Z. DAILY. Associate Judge Of
% Court Of Common Pleas in aud for the City and
County OF New YOrsSOce hereby given. pursuant
the provisions OF the statute authorizing ai;achme against
shscondng concealed and esdeni debtors that
attachment has isusd against the estate of G. w Pierce
and ellison Homan nor-resitens, and residents OF Man
chester, in England ard that the same will be sold for the
payment Of r debts uues9 they appear aud discharge
sach attachment according law within nine months from
the hrs publication Of this notice and that the payment Of
any debts due them and the delivery them for heir
sny property by tem forbidden by law and void
Dated the twentieth day Of December, 1916.
CHARLES A. SHERMAN
d22 awqm Attorney for Attachinp Crpiitnr Wa,I.st
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Aler having paid 81 Loss.s aud E1psn'es, Tie AisIs o.
his Company are follows. VIZ
In Bonds srd Mortgages in The City OF New, York and
BROOKLYN ss
In CIHn oil New Y or
In Cash on hand hands Of Agents. lh,l9l TO
Nj, accumulated pr.nIums ...........sl7 rs, 7Ug ~
MORRIS ROSlNSON, President
SAMUEL HANNAY, Secretary.
MrSTuRy Posi-. Phvsc!sn. SCI Broadway le2 lmeod
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by ORDER OF George NJ. Smith, Supreme Court
~ Commissioner notice Is hereby given that attach
men has Issued against the estate of Holden B. Vnughn
or late of the State Of Rhode Island nonresident
debtor and that The will be sold FOR the payment
debts unless he appear and discharge such attachment
cording 10 law, within months from the first publca
tion Of Ibis noIiceaRt that The payment of debts
him By residents of this Stae and the delivery him. or
for his of any property within this belonging 10
him. and the transfer OF any sach property By him.
bdden ny law and are void. Dated Norwich, Chenango
Co. Oct lJlh 1875 BABCOCK i REXFORD
OILS lsn3m q Law6m AunrnaYsfor ATTACHING Creditnr
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99nbke Commentaries. or.
h REGULAR MAIL LINE -

REGULAR MAIL LINE rs-
Betereen NewYotk and Boston Vi, IsSS
'A'e''''1<7<A Providence by Stesrers and Raj az
road The Steamer o. the Navigation Co. coas.s OF TIA
MASSACHUSETTS OF 1850 tors 10
K0HEGAN. 40 tons
NARRA0ASSETT. 800 tons
RHODE ISLAND 1000 tons
Passengers win leave each pIac. every afternoon $780,
Sunday From Boston In the Mall Train and t,S NJ
steamer at O'Clock, atbe India Point Depot, in os
arriving Al NewYo rk early the following morning Ts
from New-fork from the established Pier No I R.,o
place, al o'clock reachtrg Prcvdcncs slso esrI7 ,h ~
lowing morning and Proceeding without delay in Ii.
The boats will land e. Newport going and re,urn,,.
For Pssssge. berths stsIe freight anni,s,
may be maze on board In Boston, 20 Reddins e
and al tbs Depot Of the Boston and Proviospr.
In Providence 10 The Agsn; 81 tbs Depo, India Poinr
In NewYorE. Of the Ageuio the wharf and al b ~
of the Company, No. 10 Battery place 40 '13ce
In pursuance o. Tho above, the fast and splendid
RHODE ISLAND. Capt Manchester on AcrSsv. Mt
nesdsys and Fridays; and MASSACHUSETTS O., p gu
ier or Tuesdays, Thursdays a- Saturday. WI 49,
No ~ R daily, Sundays excepted Each Of ~. 49,,
gnidcen; steamers berth 30 Passenger. ara
commod.ous state rooms ,,Is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-22

.,!T"-= aFDjt STATEN isLAHD.-On ri
4iisr Monday, April 20th, ihs SteHmbcs1
sYLPH and STATEN ISLANDER WI
leave EewYork and Staten IslsDd follows, nul fsrad
notice: bH
Leave Staten Island ats. 8. g. 10. MI SPIN
Leave NewYo-E foot Of Wh.Iehssl all, 8, TO- II NJ
1884, . p. M.
On Sundays TIE frat boat from the Island viii lesve as
A. NJ. and Tho rst boat from New YORK At 8 A. NJ. al
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list q, Letters Remaining in the NIX. Post once,
MS Saturday, June 20

y Pies. s:.s.ton liz DATE Of The Lf'' ~ ENC" '''
-s.s,.-.,,d LADIES LIST
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eTETD DAILY LINE of Boats between ysr
,ssoS,a - York and SuLen Islsnd-The seambo.1
= SYLPH Capt J. Braised, asd STATEN
ISLANDER Capt D. Van P-lt will leave as follows:
L-ave Staten Island ate SO, 10 and II A. NJ. and l,A
4, ). sn67 p NJ.
Leave N-wYor att, 8, 10, IL A NJ. and $685.
and hale psst7 2. NJ.
All freight a the riak of the owusTs thereof 'ss
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c-s~- s,sf'Ft5SiTi,5S -, tI;yiSUpULy,-.
ssssF;sg< Through withort andDg.-Neu YORK aud
nh'sssaHf3-@h's' Albany Lius.-The and ,splchtM
.;esmer BELLE, Capt., Samuel Schuyler viii leave Nee.
York fpr Albany every Monday, VVedncsdsy and Friday
a O'Clock P. from the foot OF tObiuann-s Ths Bella
Ia fitted up with spieudii s,ate-rooms and for speed corr
tort end ssfN at surpassed by any boat ths Hutso1
river. For slgnt passage. inquire Of The Captain "a
board or al No. Souh-at
Passengers taxing the BELLE will arrive In Albany a
ample time for the morning Train OF cars Esst OF Wes.
n. b. Freight ,n a, n,odeta,- rates. n24a
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Real GstGte.

AT PRIVATE sALE-Ths 2sior5 Sr lex h % s
- and Lot II fe. No. 81 bank-se SIC VI 'o' ~ %
ssz feet For psrticnlers apply 10 ..
ANTHONY J. BLEEChER. Aucaoueer.
ja17l~ -
- -7i;1- tT-Tb- house No s. Etz.5s,hst Il IL Ia
q - o,oar Possession Immediately. Apply 10
ia " - VIZ W P. C. STEBBINs, AT PrincesL
n ppTV ,'TE -ALE-l Lot on 9lhst- North
q. - ,.,n av.ru.s C and D, So feet East ofs We
lug -, ANTHONY J. BLEECKER-
As spf-' - Aucroneer, No. Broatst
= M, I ETFor n wear or during the Summer sea-
- .on ARE House pleasantly situated 81 Kockland
- Lake SIDE together with the furniture desired 20
and man OF business in the city. this would be
5sirsh. Sgnuerresideuce The steamer Warren ioucn,
ss -four tines vsek Rockland Lake landing gong ana
returning TO sad from the City OF New Or ApPly !"
AIS eodI A. Z. sIEfHfsNS, hpC.IHLu LInNe-
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rlT-~ AOPPUSlTIuN To DiONOPOLfs-
Through without landlng.-NewYorf and
Albany Lne-The fast and splendid nsv
steamboat EXPRESS Capt. A. Hitchcock, VIII leave tho
foot OF Robnsons; sbovs Barclay, every Tuesdsy
Thursday ard Saturday III O'Clock. The ESpress fled
With the best OF furniture. with spacious ates room, and
good berth. With the public pGrousse the travelling part
the community may be- Of love fare the ere ssca
,lrousb For passage fregu; sppy 20 ne Csplsn on
board or OF GEO. 7. STANLET
glr ~ he office The doSf
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,H~,s stiIOkSiNI: LINE at o'clock for Al.
uans and Troy. Landing g, Csldwells, West
1n~'AA>--N-s Point, Newburgh, Hampton, Poaehkeepsis
Hyde Para Rhinebrch. U. Red Hook, Bristol, Csskin
Hudson CoNssckis and Undertook Breakfast md din.
ner on board. The steamboat NIAGARA. will lesvs
Monday, "Wednesday ard Friday. Ths steamboat TROY,
Capt Gorhan, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Al
O'Clock A. ". FROM the Steamboat Pier foot OF Barcayst
returning ON opposite days.
For passage freight apply on board, to 3. B. Ban
al the 1,fc. on the h.rL myT
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"a s. sa5 t5s &. I. q: sss

boston ano R'eVF-1OTk, By
splendid sIesigerS OREGON and KNIcE
ERBOCKER.
= The steamer OREGON, commanded b, Cant Wrr p,
lius and KNlCKERSOCKER, commanded BY cap.inS
Tb,ve- will run throughout lne from The s.I g.
NJ A7r In connection with the Stonicgen and Prov,d-re
and Soston snd Providence Railroads. leaving Ne~.Yoss
daily Sundays excepted, from pier No. Sora River
ocloci NJ snG SoningIrn n. O'Clock, NJ or upon Ia
nrriva, OF he 81 sl train from Boston
L.s, steamers Unsurpassed in speed splerdor arc
comfort having each OF them 81 large cOmmodou, pr,yK
,s, rooms ard berths FOR 00 persons, beside large on
ysIe rooms for families snd parties.
rbe Steamers Offered tbs ruos; experienced mep
and viii shorten the passage between New York and Boz
ton from II 10 hours thereby arriving in simple time for a
In ires from Boston, North and East.
The OREGON Will leave York-Tuessey Thurs.
day snd SaiurcsJ.
Leave sloningi cn-Mordsy, Wednesday and Friday.
The KNICKERBOCKER will leave Ne~-fork-non,
dsy "Wednesday aud Friday
Leave Stonins toa-Tlesday, Thursday and Saturday.
N B-Passsngers the arrival Of the steamers al So
nng,on proceed Immediately in the splendid railroad
TO Providence and Boston, without any DELAY; and Bag
gage Master accompanies each train TO Boston, 20 aka
charge or ,ae baggage.
For passage ghtinqulre on board Of the boat al ce
No. s n. R. or OF GEO e. FAlRCHlLD, No. ~ Vested.
rrSl or cfJNO II. RICHMOND, 2rcvtdeDce.
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his person to the deadly rifle eff the Indians
The victory was complete, for this was the last
stand which the Indians made in Florida in any
large body. This short sketch would satisfy
you that Gen. Taylor will lose none of his lau-
rels in Mexico, if his deeds had not already
proved that. If am not greatly mistaken he
will be found to be one of the greatest generals
of the age-he is bold, dashing soldier, who
is not disposed to procrastnate, but to make
hasty settlements by an appeal to the bayonet,
yet always calm, firm and cool in the hour of
conflict. Gen. Taylor, (my father-in-law) who
has now returned from the South to Newport,
will be able to give you the other information
which regret it is not in my power to give.
| am very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
JOHN w. TIBBATTS.
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CoMMENC EMENT AT PRINCETON COLLEGE.
The 99Lh annual Commencement of the vene-
rable College Of New Jersey was celebrated at
Nassau Hall, in Princeton, on Wednesday,
with the customary ceremonies. A large num-
Der of distinguished personages were present
on the occasion--among them the venerable
Judge Dunlop, of Washington, D. G. The an
nual Grafton before the two literary societies,
was delivered by A. NJ. Brown, Esq, of Eas-
ton, Pa. Among the graduates who received
the degree of A. s. were the following from
Mary and:-Stevenson Archer, Jr., John r..
Baltzell, Septmus Brown, G. Little, B. B.
Smith, and l.. T. II, Irving, and from the Dis
trict of Columbia, Frank SIX. Dunlop. The
degree of A. B. was conferred on 69 graduates,
and the degree of A. NJ. on 50. The honora-
ry degree of l.. l.. ID. was conferred on ex-Go-
vernon Mcdowell, Of Virginia. The Board of
Trustees have made arrangements for the cee-
bration Of the Centennial Anniversary the day
previous to the one hundredth commencement,
in June of next year. Gov. Mcdowell, of
Va, has accepted the appointment of Orator
for the occasion, and the Historical Address
will be delivered by the Rev. James w. Alex
ander, d. D., of New York.
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SEA BATHING.

OIL 70 N Il Z . NJ f y K t.
II ssssssys The Baltimore Steam Packet Conl-
Ssyt,s:1 pany offer the public comfortable,
9iiiiSslisg> safe and cheap conveyance to and from
this mostdeIighttui BATHING ESTABLISHMENT.
Leaving Spears wharf, Baltimore, daily Sundays ex-
cepGd) at four O'Clock, r. Nj. i'll their superior boats
GEORGIA, Captain Cannon, or HERALD, Captain
Russell, arriving (atter comfortable nights sleep)
next morning at o. och. Passage and fare to Old
Point and back to Baltimore SO.
This Bathing Establishment is now one Ofthe most
delightful places in the Uni0n--havmg added 10 their
former accommodations spacious and airy build il gs,
well furnished with pleasant Bathing houses, and for
surf Bathing, cannot be surpassed, with comfortable
accommodations tor 800 visttCrs Added the plea
Of this establishment is the beautiful promenade
in the garrison of Fortress MunrOe and Rip Raps with
their Band of Music not surpassed in the Union,
makes the time of visiters delightful The Table con
sists of al! the luXnries of the Chesapeake Bay
Sleeps head, hog and other fish, hard and soft crabs
oysters aad CLAIMS, also every other article in sea
from the countr! round, and the Norfolk and
Baltimore markets, with the best Of attendance. Sail
ng and Fishing parties and evening" amusements of
Dancing to crafty all; with the beautiful view of the
and bay, shipping passing daily, and within short
distance Of Norfolk, Portsmouth, Navy Yard, Dry
Dock, and U. =. Men Of War, which can br visited
daily in a steamboat running constantly between Old
Point and Norfolk. r. SHEPPARD, Agent,
Baltimore, June 1876. d4m
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-06-27

CANDIDATES FOR THE LEGISLATURE. The
political canvas is about to commence in Car
roll county We notice il the last Carrollto-
MAN the names of Henry S. Davis, John Smith,
of Joshua, Capt. Charles DeVilbiss, Col. James
M. Shelman, Abraham Wampler, Nimrod
Gardner, and Col. Thomas Hook, announced
as suitable candidates for the house of dele
rates.
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WORLDS CONVENTION The Rev. John
Marsh, Secretary of the American Temper
ance Union, sailed from New York in the ship
Victoria, for London, on Wednesday, for the
purpose ofattending the Worlds Temperance
Convention.
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Hon. ANDREW STEWART. This gentleman,
who is representative in Congress from Fay
cite county, Pa, has been nominated by the
Somerset Herald, as the wing candidate for
the next Vice Preeidencv
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Cure OF SUMNER COMPLAINT. To be re-
leyed from the Summer Complaint, speedily
aud pleasantly, says correspondent, get a
quart or two of ripe cherries; eat them freely
through the day, and ifyou are not all right the
next day, l will acknowledge that my prescrip-
ton has failed for the first time in 90 years. 1t
may appear inconsistent, but try it once.
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DICKINSON COLLEGE. The annual Grafton
before the Bellies Lettres Society of Dickinson
College, will be delivered, on the 9Th of July,
by Hon. Fl. w. Hilliard, of Alabama.
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REINFoRcEMENTs FOR THE ARMY. The
steamship McKim left Philadelphia, on Thurs
day evening for Galveston, having on board
supplies for the Army, with % passengers, be-
ing portion of George Washington Dixon's
expedition, who 60 to join their Division at
Galveston,
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CONVICTION OF WyArT. This man, lately
on trial in Auburn, n Y. for murd,r, was
found guilty on Thursday last He has been
sentenced to be hung at Auburn on Monday,
the nth Of August next.
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] n7-THE AMERICAN REPUBLICAN s. BALTI
ORE CLIPPER is furnished TO subscribers bycaTe
carriers, at only and quarter cents per week,
yabe to the Carriers only, at the end of each week
The Clipper will also be sent, by mall to distant
disorders, at the of Four Dollars per year, pay
be ALWAYS in advance.
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SUIT FOR DAMAGES. The City of Boston
has been held to damages in the sum of $4,000,
at the suit of Isaiah Bacon, for injuries recelv-
ed by him in falling into hole in the side
walk, in Lancaster street, on the 10th of Feb
ruary last. The writ directs the officers to
seize upon the goods of the inhabitants of the
city Of Boston; the said inhabitants to appear
at the Supreme Judicial Court, on the I'd Nov.
next.
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ARMY MOVEMENTS. Lieutenants Emory,
Albert and Peck, of the Military Engineer De-
Partment, reached St. Louis on the 10th inst
procured supplies, purchased mules, hired men
and fastened on to Fort Leayenworth, to take
a part in the conquest Of New Mexico.