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Amnsemsftts.
NTRYO,S GARDEN


"A during The week Splendid performances in the after
rooa 5, ocos. aat evening 81 The has TIE
satisfaction CT announcing me cement OF Gel Chau
he famous Virginia Dwarf. - years Old ard weighs y .
he akes pleasure n announcing The following additional
srtracors-;vo Mammoth Boys. the largest II
other curioses the most srrsiss oeeets IN e,eat:or
ard ibc Sca CorStFlcortc Anaiorct-
c.l Tenu-Miss Fanny Wheeler-Greai Western
Admission - ceu;-ohilireE Under 10 -: cents uas
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INSTRUCTIONS n

INSTRUCTIONS Drawing snc Paiurns.--Mr.
ISTRASSER Of Germany. deslrous OF making arrange
---:,s yh PRINCIPALS Of schools. &c give Instructions
classes II Drawing acG Painting He world hks7ri-4
few private pupils moderate. terms he refers
PERSONS wishing 10 avail themselves OF his services Mr.
c Mayr artist No g Li<P-nsrdst a. -" nich address Mr.
) also NAV b. seen jy23 lxi.-
CARRIAGE CLOTH.-Io0 pieces India R0be-r
SCarriage Cob paI. and fsIredt Of superior quality
FOR sale - The market prices. The warehouse OF
he Newark " J. India Rabber Factor? IS Ma.d-r-Gle
iyio i.r,
GARTSHERRIE PIG lROS..loo tons strictly
SISo. i.irrpored fror. Glasgow direct. for sale BIZ
rySn SzyE,sF JAS n OLSET. = WAsi-u
DENIES, PENNIEs-ls rolls Of Ely eaeh, for sale
! q he Tribune once. I5isaa
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MoPoCCO Ro0TS lNn suo

MOROCCO BOOTS AND SHOES,
4WHOLEsALE AND RETAIL-Genlemen's fine
III Morocco Boots and Shoes, with a general assort-
u-n OF Caters and Summer Boots aud Shoes Of e,-
-<~s cry descri pton, received every week from big
Sing add for ss!e al snufacIarer prices By inc paeAAs
single pair, 81 u Maden-lane.
iy28 wis ROBERT "ILL2E--
ETl THE NEW STYLE Summer Hats l atsy a. a snl
&l duced are for sale with I'm prover1enn p
SnAH by WATSOSk co. l5t ChsinshhsL
~ B-A large assortment Of Panama, kts orices
~ description Of Summer Hai., at very n''1''
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DUNLAP TEOMSCN's
Corss-sto- 55 Broadway. TAe gigantic p;s-t -cr
tty IS h-a IRE ba=s Q; the sis-. feet In cir-E-1
ference and coni2s u7Tvs-1 OF t1ree thousand Flowers
and les been bruu st from usTe habitat yviioC:
EXPENSE Il Commonly supposed hal tie s1-y--y
occur. ov a. .ae end Of hundred yea-: be: .s Ike
many Other popular ouicoSs. error. IL PERIOD
which Aare --.:-7i -zT-l- according
ci-cr stance roy. sfty Seventy. idt Ia
bot cr Otherwise :a~orah.e Climates, . grows rIpjGy, sc
s1r. o. re OF me gardener. where fire.
20 attend 10 al The circumstances ia;
accelerate il Development, y requires tie ioases; percd
TIA: mas been assigned 10 i Ea-laE acquired is fl
growth Il finally produces rs egnaac Cover ster,, after
which il perishes The Hover stem Is from
th:r-v 20 ortv feet high, and Is surrounded with r1a
c-;G- Of branches arranged Z pv-ar1icsl form. with
perfect sv---etr7 ard aavrg on rheir points clusters
euced for lvo OF ;aree months il succession The
ns.i-a cour.r- OF Ire American Aloe = he whole O:
America within tropics from the plains reeriv
level rrn the staoEs upon the mountains e.e
vaOr OF between 900 and 1860 feet From ihese regions
i has been transferred 10 almost every other temperate
couu.r and II Italy. sicily AID Spain i has already
bi-eG with The Date and The Palmetto give Tropical a
pea-arce 70 European ce1eTr Independently besl
and curiosity this plants ePaoie 20 many useful Pc--
poses Is sap NAV De made 20 Cow By ilc!slous II The
stem and furnishes ferTneutec ld1or called By the Mex
cans puicue This agreeable ardent spirit called
viuo -e-csl ! distilled The Ebrss OF Ia leaves form
coarse KIND thread TIE dried Towering stems a.
mos pe-ishaSie tha:r sytrac, OF the leaves = usce
into balls which Vii lGiher wafer Ike ne fresh leaves
themselves Gu: into slices occasionally given cattle
and S,al- he cer:r. Of the 5owerinE split orE
rit!nsllv bv no bad substitute for modern
zor strop owing nu;e particles OF silica forming
Of IL Constituents Abundance = cents season -cA-;> -
cents; children ha; pGce-
II addition 70 Ire Century Plant Dunlap Thomson hope
10 have blooming Ce-sus u lower his Saturday
evening. kindly presented 5y friend. acl 2tis
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NfoRNINGIINEat HI

,T|~ NfORNING LINE at hsI' oos, o,cIocE
Albany from the , ' pir f o.i' ~
Warren-sL p-,y. ~ Tssvi inc Ne New.
TO-, TSi,,sJa.. .-1esday and Friday. Albany, Tues
nay, ,iui SUI and SATURDAY,. Landing AZ fIaInmondst
"a" ~ .Asnd's Peek,An. West Point, NeyYburgh, Hsmp.
IA Bristol, Poughk-epse. Hyde Park Kingston pper
Red Hook. Bristol, CGtskill, Hudson, COXsackie.
Passengers taxing this boat will arrive IN Time for the
togn, Whitehall aud Lake Chanplain.
The and elegant low pressure steamer METAMO-
RIA, Capt. ?. II. Smith Wi. leave above.
For irei ght or passage, apply on bourd
Breakfast and dinner board
II generally understood that the Morning Line,
leaving NJ o'clock, A. NJ charge g. take his method
20 inform the public that by taxing the steamer METAMO
RIA, s.. O'Clock, A. NJ they themselves 81 and
rive In Albany earlier hour than by the Old Line.
Passengers will beware of the cecoy runners OF the
North America she has been pu by the Old Monopo-
~, at TIE hour, of the MelGInorr-
Fare Van Cortlandrs Dock p Poughkeepsie so
cent, Hudson IS cents Albany 81 aul W.
IT. MNEWPORT, PROVIDENCE AND
- asa..s.l1 5OSTOS.-Fare 10 Newport and Proy
dence 81. The steamboat MUTUAL SAFE
TY Capt y Chds viii leave foot o! arket-s- East River
or Thursday, July SQth, al o'clock, ?. VI.
Passengers for Boston arrive Providence in time for
the 8 o'clock train
Regular days from SewYork Tuesdays, Thursdays and
SATURDAYS. Freight taken reduced rates.
Apply the Captain board, NJ the office on Inc pier
The Nuluni fitted up with large and coinnod!-
on. .tateroons and IL newly furnished throughout her
weAnown character sel5Oat, her ample accornmoda.
ana ow fares II Is hoped VIII secure her snare "t
public patronage Jy2o lwis
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NOW READY

+ ONG'S EDITION OF THE LIFE or GEN. TAY-
IL LOR, &c. Sc. price - cenis.-The publishers claim
FOR this edition the following pcculiares lst 1t contains
lucid and connected ACCOUNT or GES TAYLos's WHOLE
prepared by who has known him for many years
% Il contains all Gen Taylors Dispatches and several
important General Orders never before published Also,
complete account OF the Battles of 9Th and 9th OF May
published
Sd /, contains, Illustrations Map Of the Battles Of
Pao A,o and OF ResucR De "a Palma . by u inches drawn
by Lieutenant Dobbn fac smile OF Gen rayiors Letter
10 the Mayor OF New-York Portrait and Autograph OF
Gen TAYLOR; Map OF Mexico, &C. Price - cents
II. LONG Il BROTHER, Booksellers Agents,
aul p % Anu.street.
JUST ISSUED,
DART TWENTY EIGHT of Virtues Illus rated Family
Bible containing an engraving OF Ra;iuelr Dtrbnos
celebrated painting the Madonna and Child" PUBLISH
ed b. GEO VIRTUE,
aul3tis' late r. Martin 4 CO % John-st.
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SUJINIER GOODs.-WM JENNINGS Co Ora
- P-rs and Tsor- importers u Cloth, Cas-Glsre- Vest
ags Drling- fancy dress articles, &c 81 BrUadwa
pos!te The fountain, prepared for the Summer trade
With tue extensive assortment Of Goods they have
OF cred FOR ins pecoua.l OF h!ch VIII be made
oder a. prces at have given character 20 the esiab
Is:nent for moderate charges Particular attention Is
solicited from hose who appreciate ft combining
and elegance 70 The style Of Psuiaoous enable
furnish -arge assortment Of read y-Eade Zephyr Cloth
H-r,Eos Cesherette Linens AID Grass Cloth Sscks and
dor,sy, with srea; variety OF fancy dress articles
sisnLy on hand j-22 Istf
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CoRoYrR's OrrIcg-Ann Hyde, 3sl Madison
st dehruu trelnens Edward Nulkencr, lis Madison.
q, suicide. Unknown man found floating in East
River. William Berwick drowned
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d. CITY AND COUNTRY.-0ne Of The most q

az. CITY AND COUNTRY.-One Of the most On
LII desirable residences In South Brooklyn, only one
N mile from the Ferry, In Safest near POwers-sL
The house two stories nearly built with The view
to comfortable home having i've rooms on The ground
door kitchen range boiler, reservoirs, &c The groonds
(about r os well stocked with productive grape
vines trees of various kinds asparagus and strawberry
beds, &c. &c.
This property together with the entire furniture Of tho
House viii sold $4,000, rented for year or moro
al unexceptonabe tenant on reasonable terms
Possession given May ne1t-possbly lst Nov. next
The desires 10 procure tenant or bofors
leaving the country lat August and be viii be 10 Tie city
for few days after 2lst inst when application may be-
made him below A.er Dist inst On not disposed OF
befOre) apply 10 EDGAR HICKS Cour.st BfoohIyn-,
Jyls ms MARCUS SPRING, 10 Broad-st
Ga TO LET-The dwelling par: OF House corner Of
Iii; Twenur-st and SInth-aV.nue, tCbeseasq1afe re-
pee with every convenience for boarding house or
school; has sixteen rooms, lncIudng Dam foO "esf
closet range and all the modern Cfot0n water bxtuses
D. A. CU5HNAN, No. lss PearIst
rnyl9 lsH 9th-avenue, between 2Dh and Dist Ets.
O. FOR sALE-The three houses and lots situated on
I the Sout"est corner Of sherine AID He1ry For
--A terms, apply TO j. HENRY FERRIS
Dated June ), lSp6 Peekssll n. Y.
je2 2awi.G GEO. p NELSON Wallet
90 FARM FOR sALE-Nesr W.stehes,.r Village.
- II miles from The upper part Of the city,
ce!rnt road by the Harlem bridge and also eecess-
Bile railroad and navigation under high culture
orchards and one Of peach good garden; dwelling plain
and comfortable, excellent, viii be sold favorable
terms applied for soon, with without crop, and
utensils. The milk busnesa might carried on conven-
!rnty from This farm, having cowhouse- for baing up
cows, and the farm Being nearly all IN grass, Of which
there heavy crop II not otherwise disposed Of short
y you'd be exchanged for property IN the city Apply al
IN CENTURY PLANT.-By request OF several
q friends val exhibit from O'Clock A. NJ TO 10. P.
NJ This great nstnfal curiosity when Is 8 feet high.
Hover stem feet Ia circumference and contains upwnrdof
three thousand aowera DUNLAP 4 THoASoR.
Jyi 2"7.' sl5 Broadway
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cash pRAPERs AND TAILORs

y way. C. Boom Co having receiv-c addii.ona!
supplies VI choice Goods would p-crly .Hvit- me az
Of and the public Their stock
only extensive but comprises th- rces; Qualities and
patterns OF Vngs, Cs-sl1rres Drnss, &c that are 70
be found n tbs or fore n uarAets
Having unusual facilities buying they are enabled to
strong Inducements purchasers though -nOcld be
understood that their log prices have reference only the
finest Clsty materials end workmanship, and that gar
eu. produced FL their establishment surpassed
auv particular, by any house Ia thr | nloH-
he Cutting D-ps9:u-Et is conducted By M J. Lee,
whose Amos; .nt4D!e xii n the The result cf long
experience and study and WHO Possesses The happy faculty
Of accommodating fashion form, and Of selecting styles
Of frnz and appropraie tle y2isf
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To .Lerr7rH;g and CttL-cnS general.
At MARSEALL'S OLD STAND,
No 81 ChaihaG--- Sew-Iork.
WILL Dc found Shirts, Bosotns ard Collars OF every
w description, wholesale and retail We h.y- every
confidence from patronage that making fitting and
goods combined system OF transact
business hal hose hO have purchased of
oior- will fail 10 call snd examine goods before
purchasing elsewhere anu iha: they vii be fully satisfied
IL every parucu.4r.
No SECOND PsIoE on Any CONSIDERATION.
Call and examine.
The Original Troy Snirt Dtp6t
No. 90 ChA;hain-si y / fveg av-is.
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SNESPORT. PROVIDENCE AND
fashionable Clothing.
sEH-YORK
81 TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT

CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT
y EN- ". BENSON. Draper and Tailor, respectfully
ID informs h! patrons and lie public generally that he
hs- removed the NrvT-YorA Cash Tailoring Establish
raeaI, No. i2 Fuon-st., Broadway, where be
found extensive OF C.ot. Ca4-inere., Vest
ng h!ch will be- made order n the most 4ahioEs-
bic style for cash.
M A Fisher XII! have charge Of The cutting depart
ueni. To those who know 81, 2 unrgaed qualities IN
the art It's unnecessary say than 10 name ha IN
connection with that de par,u-nt u the business
choice ard general vi gen;.rnrl's fancy
dress arrlri constantly. ouh hand.
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II S0ficP,

Notice.-The CO partnership existing between The
subscribers under the firm Of Perry Mathews Co. IS
this Gsv dissolved By mutual consent Charles D. Mathews
rei:res harirs sposed OF his interest in me The
remaining pafuer= who are authorized the
the irn n liquidation THEODORE PERRY,
CHARLES D. MATHEWS.
2. SUBWAY
Charles D. Mathews will continue the business Il h;s
name and his Bccoua: al 81 Pearl-s- New-fors-
iy23 lw
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Bark John Gardner Belize, Hon. Yucatsn (Bs
Quebec. Wind Sc
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General Notices.
c-NT1RT aIOT

CENTURY ALOE.
e One of the largest Plants e-e- Introduced ;,:o
lis ccs:ntrr Is 10 b seen daily, from u 70
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sisr-rec,, for AUCTION SaeA
SEW-YORK FALL TRADE SALE

b. D. NASH, Auclioneer.-Store 1879 Fulton.st
MORTGAGE SALE CAB AND Honaes-This
'Iday Monday, at 10 O'clock In front re iS9 Fulton
81, cab $500 last 5ear and one pair
OF iron grey horses, six years old an. sound
fUESDA',
tOn-sL aus
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,TvV" SPLENDID EXCURSION 20 FOI

independence observation-disclosures
and CroOn Divisions Sons OF Temperance,
accompanied by Manhattan and Co;on Unions Daughters
OF Temperance having chartered the steamboat ALBANY,
wj make Excursion 10 Fort Independence on Tuesday,
August The Committee of Arrangements are deter
mined this shall be the excursion OF the season
Cotlliou Band engaged discourse sweet music Nc
Donoush Brown oil lVukers and other eminent singers,
will fhe party and addresses VIII be made by George
Hall ESQ. EN-Mayor OF Brooklyn lNVho Will presde D.
F. Barnard ESQ; Tbos. H. Oakley, ESQ., Rev Nj Martin,
and others The boat will leave the foot Of > r. Rvei7
o'cloch, DelRnceysi- H. Markrt-st and tiommondst
North River o'clock precisely Tickets so cents, TO be
had OF A. l.. Taylor, 52 Fi!,hst; y C. Graves " Can
non.l O. W. Kelsey, Is Avenue d; W ~. Wood. corner
OF Avenue and Thr-s. W an. Long Flrstsl near Ave-
nue. \ Office OF ~ Scribe u sun Buildings VI. y. Croft
2ot Broome-sL: Stephen Beeny 275 Delancey,, CPayne
engravcr % Na>salst; \ Harris 6o West Broadway A.
Hume 20 SiN-eveuUe j. W. Ihorp, ll9 Chrys iesr- and
of the Coumec-A. L. Taylor, \. @. Graves. j. NJ Ny
rick. J. D. Hobrook. ;. Beeny, g. W Brown. Secure
your Tickets in time. aul 2tis'
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MEMORANDA
The ship Prince ber, Tor London and the Tartar Tor
c anton. sails today.
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~ We understand that Rev DR. DEWEY has
been engaged TO supply the pulpit of the Unitarian
Church In Washington D. C for five months commcnc
ing on the first of November noXt
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s:S~ Tho fine steamer Delaware has reduced
nor the Fishing Banks to rs cents instead of 80
These excursions very popular.
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II The Gazette states that welldressed wo-
man got out of FultonFeuy Omnibus on Friday even
ing badly intoxicated that they obliged help
her into the Ferry house. We hope tina, such occur
rences will always be so sore as to be chroniced when
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PoLIcE- YesterGay.-Bill Evans alias John Har-
ris and Bill Boomer notorious pickpockes. were
arrested and locked up. Bren Heeny, Michael Dono
van. William Lees David Hunter and John kerrisan
bad boys, arrested on suspicion OF larceny sew
efal other arrests for petty larceny took place MI
chae Mcguire was arrested for grand larceny Sarah
Athens Alice Margaret and Mary Maynard were ar
rested for eImsr offence Anna Nowlan for receiv
ing stolen goods James Williams colorcd for grand
larceny John Doughcrty assault and battery. Geo
Young alias Dusty Bob for picking pockets There
were as usual large number OF petty iarcemes and
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miscellaneous.
ENGINEERING.

Office 70 Wal-srcet
MERCHANT and others ordering machinery for home
WI use or expectation VIII ind great Vantage in having
their plans ma,ured and working drawings furnished pre-
vious 20 contracting Also plans and working drawings
furnished the order OF engineers and manufacturers Of
machinery nuj Sleod'
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~ More than month ago Says the Atlas a
bright b!ue-cyed little girl only four years old, the joy
Of her parents enticed away from before her faith
crs house in Hoboken by womant and has not been
heard of since. We need not say 10 any who has
the heart Of father mother, that this is most dis
,rcssing aair and that the stealing of child is crime
of high grade The father has offered rewards in vain
but Il the duty OF the Governor OF Ncwerscy on The
part of the State to means for the recovery Of
this child from tho monster who has stolen 1t away
The little girl 4. probably somewhere in this City, and
any who should discover and take charge OF her,
would be doing nc, of humanity as well Us justice
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BELOW-A Brig, unknown.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-02-17
ITO cLAIMANTs.-FRANcIs A. D1cKINs

THO AIMANTS.-FRANCIS A. DICKINS
Il continuest to undertake the agency of claims be-
fore Congress, and other branches Of the govern
ment, including commissioners under treaties, and
the various public Offices. He will attend to pre-
empton and other land claims the procuring of pat
ents for public lands and the confirmation by Con-
gress of grants and claims to land claims for prop
erty lost in, or taken for, the service of the United
States property destroyed by the Indians, or while
In the possession of the United Staes invalid revo-
lutlonary, navy, Widows and halfway pensions:
claims for revolutionary services, whether for COM
mutation, haf-pay, or bounty lands-as well those
against the State Of Virginia the United States:
all claims growing out of contracts with the
ment; or damages sustained in consequence Of the
action or conduct of the government; and, indeed.
any business before Congress or the public Offices
which may require the aid Of an agent or attorney
His charges will be moderate, and depending upon
the amount of the claim and the extent of the SER
vice. ., ..... ....
In the prosecution of claims against Mexico, un
der the late convention, Mr.. Dickns and the Hon
@. p. Van Ness, late Envoy Extraordinary and
Minister Plehipotentiary Of the United States in
Spain, are associated and any claim sent to either
Of them, will receive their united and prompt atten-
ton.
Mr.. +. A. Dickins is known to most of those
who hsve been in Congress within the last few
years, or who have occupied any public station at
Washington.
His sfHce rs on F street, Sd door enst Of the
Treasury Department.
All letters must be postpaid.
May l8-1y
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BY THE QUEENS PATENT

BY THE QUEENS PATENT
Triumphant success Of Buehans Hungarian Bal,@
ofLUs, The great English remetpfor
COLDS. COUGHS, ASTHMA, AND CONSUMPTION
THE most celebrated and infallible remedy To-
l. colds, coughs, asthma, or any form of pulms
nary consumption, is the Hungarian Balsam d
Life, discovered by DIR. Buchan, OF London Enc
land, tested for upwards Of seven years in Grei
Britain and on the continent Of Europe, and intro
duced into the United States under the immeds,
superintendence of the inventor.
DIR. Buchan is distinguished philanthropis and
elder of the Society of Friends, and member Of The
royal college of physicians and surgeons, celebrated
for his valuable discoveries in the treatment of scro
fulous consumption. The Hungarian Balsam is |,
purely vegetable compound, composed chiefly Of 3
Hungarian gum, of wonderful power in pulmonary
diseases. ,.. ..-. .... ....,.. : -
The astonishing success of the Hungarian Balan
in the cure ofevery form Of consumption, warrant,
the American agent in soliciting for treatment The
worst possible cases that be found in the com.
munity--cases that seek relief in vain from any Of
the common remedies of the day, and have been
given up by the most distinguished physicians %
confirmed and ncnrable. The Hungarian Balsam
has cured, and will cure the most desperate of cases
Ii is no quack nostrum, but standard English med
icine, of known and established efficacy. re
Every family in the United States should be sup
piled with Buchan's Hungarian Balsam of Life, Da
p"y W SouhtcioCt tenueIlCits wi
the climate but to be used as preventive medicine
in all cases Of colds, coughs, splitting of blood pain
in the side and chest, irritation and soreness Of The
lungs, bronchitis, difficulty Of breathing hectic h
yer, night sweats, emacation and general debility
asthma, influenza, whooping-cough, and Group.
In case Of actual disease Of the lungs, or seated
consumption, il is the only source of hope.
Sold by Mcdonald e. Smith, sole agents for The
Uni'ea Kingdom, at the Itaan warehouse, Rsgen'|
street, London, in bottles and cases, for ahps, h0s
pitfalls, SC.
BY special appointment. F. Bradee, Boz
ton, Mass, sole agent for the United States and
British American provinces.
American price, 81 per bottle, with full directions
for the restoration Of health.
Pamphlets, containing mass of English and
American certificates and other evidence, showing
the unequaed merits of this great Engl ish remedy
may be obtained fthe agents, gratis
None genuine, without the written signature
the American agent, on gold and bronze label,
counterfeit which is forgery.
Agents. Washngton city, F. w. FULLER, onE
ner Penn. avenue and 18th street. and my dealers
every large city and town in the United States
Jan 27--eo3m
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Jan ed

MI ARSHAL's sALE.--In virtue Of two wrts
lNl Of fsr Jaeias issued from the clerks Office OF
the circuit court Of the District Of Columbia, for the
county Of Washington, and TO me directed, shall
expose at public SALE for cash, on Saturday the 7th
day Of February next, at the front of the court
house door of said county, at 70 o'clock IN, the fol-
lowing property, viz:
Lot No. l, in square No. $50, in the city Of Wash
ington, fronting 81 feet 10 inches Maryland av-
anue, and 81 feet inches on 10th street west;
seized and levied upon the property OF Jacob A.
Bender, and sold to satisfy udcials No. IS to DC.
tober term l845, in favor OF Walter Cody; also to
satisfy judisials No. 72 to October term, l8l5, in
favor Of Thomas III. Glis and William b. Todd,
executors Of Seth J. Todd, against said Bender.
ALEXANDER HUNTER,
Marshal Of the District of Columbia
The above sale is postponed until Saturday next,
the l4h inst, same hour and day.
A. HUNTER,
Marshal Of the District Of Columbia.
Feb.7
The above property is further postponed until
Saturday next, the 2lst instant same hour and place.
A. HUNTER,
Feb IA