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A GREAT TRIUMPH IN MEDICINE Physician. who
are invited @ The olowi"s
certificates Of wonderful II they false they ought
s are aeafas Let the oas s.
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similarly may apply to you for
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daily '7osi isisn.s, Yours. Ts'pss'fP Lo JOHNSON
have sssP sds,sd NIX ss!ss,is @
suierngs the almost constant dread the awful orebodngs
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foe Of man suffers have suffered through the various
tween and frequent, Thave tried the skill Of
looked the messenger Death. the nher NOR.
ases. e from Gsys @ the
Ny friends have noticed the great change wrought il
and s ee a" Hitherto %
70 me great brrthen bg, now blessing, and truly have
word more to those who ar. similarly afflicted fused
Il. when sI.;:ias 4, H%,sS,y sSersss
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sworn before me. this Wa AZ o N;ssM M,xo
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been five years oha' time in my T sN sTp1ypNsnt
Home for Seamen, 800 and 322 Pearl st.
NEw YonK, March 7th 1876
Numerous other certificates Of be the prn
eipal once, where the afflicted invited g call and have
srsI;hs carefully packed n boxes viii, full
w. single s''''' bIsa SvsSEs sffssf Pop,
n s.sn Sg s,sfS f ss:gr Ne. AH.dsy
Co. ss;s: fi' :ai ''s'' '''''' Newark ~ - Lrs'is
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LATEST INTELLIGENCE.
PHILADELPHIA, Friday Nj

PHILADELPHIA, Friday Night
No telegraphic communication Of the proceed
ings in Congress has been received at our Office
tonight
There has been n terrible tornado below Will
mington-houses blown down, vessels capsized,
and lives lost. The wires have been severed
No particulars, but the city is full Of rumors. Ex-
presses have been sent down to get information.
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WM w. Shirley, Auctionser.
NEW AND SECONDHAND FURNITURE, &c.-By
E. Willsrd-This Day Saturday, June 9Th. !. 10
slot Of secondhand Furniture commenceCsrpets Beds
Sldeboards Tables China TeaSets Glassware rich Gira-
does, and drops gilt and silver Bureaus dozen Chairs
various paiiers marble Centre Tables and various
Private sale cheap best Desks Soda Water
foantans, silver drawppe &c. in complete order 6 tier
CAMELIAS JAPONICA, AT AUCTION.
LEVY will sell Tuesday, June 9, 81 O'Clock r. NJ.
"A a the Green Houses south side asd between OH
ana 9Th Avenues the entire stock Of the late George +.
harrison Esd DECEASED consisting OF between and 1000
Cameas and Seedlings of choice aud
es' also of Peonia Moutans and other Peonies
Roses, Herbaeeos Plants Dwarf Apples SC. The sale will
commence with few articles Of Furniture
Stages Will take passengers for this sale. je6
ROYAL GuRLEYa AsctionesI.
" ALuABLE HISTORICAL BOOKS.-This Afternoon.
!, a! o'clock will be sold BY ROYAL GuRLEY CO.,
eir storeroom, 30i Broadway, of Duane
extensive collection ofrare and valuable Historical Works;
portion OF them relating the History Of America;
sparks diplomatic Correspondence 10 vo American
Papers, collection Of Pamphlets between the
years ni0 and $780, bound 40 vols; Edinburgh Review 40
vols; Brewstsrs Edinburgh Encyclopedia vols; scarce
je6 ltsuc
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rxyErTY-NINTH CONGRESS-.


In senate.
WARRINGTON, June 4, ls4s
very warm. Prayer by Rev. Mr. Milburn Journal
Petitions
Mr. STURGEON presented petition from the present
owners OF the bark Pons, which was recently condemn
ed as SLAYER asking that the Of the ship chang
cd to Cordelia Referred
MAJOR GEN. y. r. GAINES
Mr. CAs presented resolution inquiring Of the Pre-
sident whether any ocer Of the army. during the past
or present session, made regulations upon any OF the
nv therefor and so what the states that have been
thus called upon and what the number Of militia or
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Died.
:, On Thursday evening, the 4th instant, Mr.. JOHN
FINEoAN.
His friends and acquaintances and those of his brother
Peter are requested to attend his raj this
afternoon at o'clock from his late residence "a Cln
ton street
On Friday, the 9Th instant after painful sickness
which she bore with Christian forttude, ELIZABETH
WrLsoS wife of James Wilson, native Of Sussex Eng
land aged a.
His friends and acquaintances requested to attend
corner Of South and Walnut streets 2
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WASHINGTON, June 4. 4P. M

Gen. Gaines ordered to Warrington.
General Cass came into the Senate this morn
ing with the following resolution in his hand,
which he offered,-
Resolved That the President be requested to inform
past the present year. has called volunteers or militia
into the service Of the United States without legal
Seen and whehsr csr. Of
the line or staff have been appointed contrary to law.
ana %he,ner suca ca are necsssy and the
tages have resulted or are likely to result herefrom.
And also, what measures the Department of War adopt
ed for the defence Of the Southern frontier Of the United
States during the same period"
He prefaced the resolution with a few remarks
anmadvertng on the conduct of Gen. Gaines, in
calling out and mastering large volunteer force
into the service of the United States, without au-
thority and contrary to law. He read list Of
troops so called out, numbering over IL 600 men,
including number of appointments Of subordi-
with VI 10
Gaines, and concluded by informing the Senate
that General Gaines had been ordered to Wash
ington.
This last annunciation, Of course took the Sem
ate by surprise, and several senators Immediately
rose to enquire into the cause, and to question Mr.
Casss. among them, Mr.. Archer, Mr.. Morchead,
Mr.. Calhoun, Mr.. SEWER The latter remarked,
he cared not what the Senator from Michigan, or
the General, thought of General Gaines prompt
action but he felt very certain that every patri-
otto man in the country would approve Of the con-
uuCt OIL GcncTal pdlnes anu all ne ndO done met
with his hearty concurrence. The resolution be-
ing objected to, lies over until tomorrow, when
stormy debate may be expected.
If this act of Mr.. Cass, in having General Gaines
recalled, and brought under censurc, is intended
as one OF his presidential moves, he will find him
self checkmated at the start The friends of Gen.
Gaines in the Senate will take care of his Interests
and the whole southern country will back him
against General Cass.
Mr. Pakenham, it is supposed, will receive his
instructions next week, with the ultimatum from
the British Government, on the Oregon question.
A letter received here yesterday from Lord How
den, states that the offer will be on the 18th bound-
AIRY line.
Mr.. Mckay says he will bring in the Tarif Bill
on next Wednesday, 30 he thinks. The hrst test
vote will be: [" shall the bill be taken up" All
who run can read its fate in the House after this
vote shall be known
We have reason TO believe that news from Mex
leo will be received this evening. PELHAM
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appears to US very probable that the monsy market Il
destined 70 experience como very great changes within
the next i've or six weeks and under all the circum.
stances. We cannot resist the impression but that these
changes will be rather unfavorabe than otherwise
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SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING.
A The Cab Iso,isS and clo.hin. E;,sbshmsni Of
street ls.s Falton street whsr. The following ges,
Apacca Cos from - to s.; thn Costs Of Linens, 0ing
hams .sd Pns from Is cent? to g Sol Cashmere Pants
other summsE p.ns from 81 % 81 Satin Vests from Ss 70
or Cloths Cssmeres and yestipgs which will be
m;as 70 order % sI hs %ois pss .u are
any other store 10 the city. je3 nere
~ ,PACKETs FOR MARsEILLEs551hf r. 7. is.
ship 4A9TON, Captain p. Coulter will SAL on INC
c !. gsX FER freight q gsss.ss sgpIyy or
il ohAMsEHLAibSo S = PRfHE iENt KEN Val !:
u: S,J5Bl1Y sihl Co., q s. q; ' ::
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AUCTION SALE OF ROSES


4sxk A SPLENDID selection of standard ROSES to be
9Asold saturday, June half past O'Clock by W.
franklin Son. az the nursery Of Boil Hauser
Of tifieh street and Bloomngdae road New York. This
ton Is as the plant. are in full bloom
Bloomngdae stages leave every half hour from the City
Hail. Catalogues be had Of Mr. Franklin 18th street.
the garden. je3 2tissrc
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TO vocALlsTs, MUSICIANS, AND THE THEATRE

w CORBYN, Manager Of the Swiss Bell Ringers, re;
Theatrical that he will have fulfilled his
with the above band IN few weeks and tenders his
travelling musical professor band
psny Of artists Of talent about 70 travel
States the Canada Texas and the Island Of Cuba during
which he has visited almost section Of those
and made acquainted with those details and
statistics and useful TO professional travellers
be believes that his will prove advantageous to
party with whom he engage. u - .
Letters addressed to W. Corbyn Manager Of the Swiss Bell
mailed prior May oth and prepaid will meet with prompt
attention At that time. als tire
A TLANTIC GARDEN IS NOW OPEN FOR THE
"A acknowledgements Comet Band will perform every
Tuesday and Friday evenings commencing June Ind, At
mys smsTc WILLIAM ALLISON, Proprietor
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S
Ei.sss,S Hss tS.rss Kssa G:dS Abpo!s 1Ti!
conclude WITH The farce Of MAI Tam HEAP
pyo Mr., Oblivion. Top, Mrs Abbott; Kaa Hunsy Mi..
Door. open q O'clOeL-psrOrmanss TO sonmsnes"
The pssi,cs Ht
sso y HySsT NJ, Ga y Pres N Iifi ~ re
T,athi.n Tom NJ, Clarke; C9Tnihsn Kate, Mrs rbp.
with number o. Ssnssi.hsa amateurs, giving choice
fh o. manly n e Self 2fHf T G wn
Wdioss Mr cisri. Jeremy M1 hsdaway .'.I.''-
Lower Boxes. 50 cents second and third tiers. cts
Doors open ococE~Curtan will rise at half past seven
EREENWlCH THEATRE.-saturday. Evening, June 8.
BONE i' R?' tssz
mSGns hssos: NJ Rice M BoGh SsY
To- Mr. kss 6s.asnon ssf Mrs. 6o @ii@
S 1g Boxes so.s.
To Doors open !. Curtain al IL o'clock.
T S' to
Grand ifs q q Ssa. Nsias sSs
ss sa Of ua Mr. Holman
by Strauss To conclude with the overture to Fra Diavooi
On sunday, grand selection of Sacred Music.
CHATHAM THEATRE oxes'25 cents ; Pit l2h cents
n s. @ Bon Sa II Bs.s pas'S; .ss
s:. Ss. SSss .ss:
sy ssss wh b Be sss
SEss past , performance to commence
Might ssas Ess1G
aaT ss I AND sss s
fs' viii ssoasads f :s
csss BE- IoiT owe T BY celebrated POLKA DANCE by
MAJ, Msda% r. G Leon yias Miss Wells. and Mons. Henri
Half hours ntermisson for the Concerts A-a-Musard
IN the He're'hmen' ss' brilliant Overture
%ns M
Ballet Come Pas styyisa, dabris Rsvfi and Mad Mar
Door. open o'clock to begin at o'clock precisely
Saturday Evening June iss he ne + viii
Fs p s.. s?ss.es sssf; Sa
E:%sI Nj as,6 Gs b,n.2 s. js,
Rr 81 sss XII n cSsSs.s Rs:. tSy ny. JAN SS
Admission the os,dss ., ,ss Saloon cents Doors
AMERICAN MUSEUM.
SGoT4as f9I Md 4sheH29fB oYs
LIVING Nc ~ oKS SIS1 90 6 5'TFTf'A
GREET w ANAT3M!cA5 yENys WILLIAMS
Mise. jus,ns. Beautiful Dancers, &c, &C.
Admission IS cenis-Chidren under ten lax cents
UNSATISFACTORY ALLSTON'S
BELsHAzzARs FEAST,
ed with view Ta s55 IS r. s ds.s Of the author by
Hrosdwsy and Chamber streets, from O'Clock A. NJ,
Admittaace Is cents; tickets 50 cents.
COLMAN'o
rnrOn&t = AfS PIP s5sS sA,shr
s's'sPSs'i found
assi When: s ns Uni e ]: ss:
below being ds'rous Of clos
Cheap List be pubshsd for those who will buy
invited to call and examine his New Rooms
No. 2o3 Broadway. second floor alb eodexs tire
MOVEMENTS
SANDS, LENT E co.'s CIRCUS.
THIS splendid essabshmsn increasing in public esns.
following places the dates, Of
their route = =. y;u.
'ans 81 g . sSF Il. s yiiass;
, OH a sen .s, f.ii.
liz, c Miyassl00'
18th and i4th Lyons.
18th, Geneva.
i 18Th. RasiEsle
goth and 2isf, Palmyra. ie, lwrc.
HOwEs CO.'S NEW YORK MAMMOTH
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HOUSES MAGNETIC LETTER-PRINTlNG-TEL
H GRAFHThe propretors Of Houses Magnetic Letter
capitalists for the exclusive Of said Telegraph any
ticular route such have already dis
posed Of joint in said TeesPh for the Uatsd
btatss Application to be made to GEORGE GIFFOkD
Esq- II W all street. H. l.. HOUSE co.
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LONG ISLAND HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY.
THIS SOCIETY will hold its first semi-annual Exhibition
Mshs s..oon Of the Flushing Hotel the nth and i2th
inst. Competition Tor the premiums TO ALL The exit
bion will at IL O'Clock the lith and on the 18TH
Tickets Is cents-one will edmit gentleman and LADY
A. NJ, and Flushing will the days Of exhibi
ton carry visitors at half price.
Flushing, June 9, 1896 je64ts
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PICTURES OF AMERICAN VICTORIES.
lust PUBLISHED four beautiful Pictures. illustrating
Alto, Bombardment Of Msamoras Capture OF General
By Captain May and Death Of the gallant Major Rnesod
the kind Published Price. hundred Orders from any
part Of the United States promptly attended to- by
SAVONY MAJOR
90 Nassau street, Herald Buildinrs
NBs-Please read our advertisement in another column.
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WASHINGTON ALLSTON'S
GRAND HISTORICAL PICTURE OF
BELSHAZZARS FEAST,
DAlNTED Of the sizes and finish
ed with view the design Of the author by
THOMAS 7. SPEAR,
Now exhibiting at the Chamber Street Gallery corner Of
Broadway aud Chamber from o'clock A. NJ to 10
O'Clock p. NJ
Admittance Is cents; season tickets 50 cents
jel 3teodinss rrc
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TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS REWARD. n
OST in the upper part Of the city, or in going to Will
IL liamsburg, ladys small gold Watch and Guard Chain
The watch ennameled figures the back and seal
with soa tones h 1d na I'll; noC c;y me mu
and the thanks Of the owner by leaving at 10 Broadway
Pawnbroke and others will please stop said watch Of
fered. led 3tsrc
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GENTLEMEN'S LEFT-OFF WARDROBES
WANTED

III I'm or fsmiiei dss,roui Of convsItns into
&c. do their advantage by sending for the subscri
ber who will attend their residence by appointment
H. LEVET, No. Wall st., N. r.
line through the postof6ce otherwise will be pune
tualIy attended to. my27 lmsr
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AMERICAN MUSEUM.
PERFORMANCES BOTH AFTERNOON x EVENING.
SCOTTISH MAMMOTH BOYS,
WHO WEIGH OVER 500 POUNDS.
LIVING ORANG OUTANG,
y ANATOMICAL VENUS
GREAT WESTERN-R.aRNEY WILLIAMS,
Misses JULIEN, beautiful Dancers, &C., &c.
U-Admssion Is cents-ChJdren under ten l2k cents.
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WOOD,X

STRETCHED LEATHER BANDS
OR all kinds Of machinery warranted the best that used
in the city, (he pAssnt bands excepted constantly
hand Of all widths, either cemented veted SINGLE
double or round be wanted Please call and them
street New York On hand, harness, Bride shirting
sett, trunk and other leather. les lwsrc
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TO LET.
FLORICULTURE.

~ RUSSELL superb new collection Of hybvd, double
Cinsrarias, piccottoes, Carnations; &C. in
splendid bloom Boquets beautifully made mp, to
each Garden in Henry street, opposite Amty st. South
BROOKLYN B.-Orden received at ioi Chamber street,
New York. iee or
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OOU IHEhN OOIION 4AhN.
QEST Southern Yarns of the following descriptions
oered to country merchants at the lowest market prices
viz
North Carolina Factories, assorted Nos. S to 10.
South Carolina do do II.
Georgia hard twisted Yarns do 7toi2.
These Cotton Yarns made from pure cotton and the
complexion of the goods for clearness Buyers
can have assortment Of numbers suit their
without extra price.
Also Paterson and other New Jersey Yarns at low prices
together with Bats, Wick, Warp Irvine and Wadding at
No. IS aud 20 Cedar half block above Pearl up
stairs.
je6 lt~r TN CNDERHILL.
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% rhcK lI1 E9S HAynEs.ssad Line L"H Tn,
s1 10 2. the l q IVY IN siR Pr RVS: WV. j. .p
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0&k FOR NEW ORLEANS-Louisana and New
Monday, oh Juns.-The elegant, hst sailing packet
ship sAhIELLE, Taylor. MASTER will positively sail a.
For freight passage, having handsome furnished accom-
MsessSr 70 ''''' :" coLIiNsa CO. . south a. g. :"
Positively Goods received board after this (sstur
day) evening, 9Th inst.
Passengers will please be board u o'clock Monday,
9Th inst
Agent 10 New Orleans, JAS. r.. WOODRUFF. who win
premesly toIwTs 81 HS2ds e his address IN
sARTELLE and al Monday, sth Juse, hsr regular aay.
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VENETIAN LINIMENT.

SUMNER CLOTHING GOT UP WITH TASTE.
II AM SELLING handsome Summer Camblet Frock Goats
for S. Croton Sacks 81; Croton Peto' S3 Cling
ham Office Frocks ST. An endless assortment OF Vests
and Pants from 81 50 upwards. These hand
Fine French and English Cloths Cassmeres aud vespgs
made. usual 70 orderthe cutting of which attend to
personality Invalids and others waited their
houses. Terms, cash. q. B. CLARKE,
2teodsr ll6 William
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Or. POWELL, OCULIST,

DR.. POWELL. OCULISI,
AND OPERA SUR EON,
TTENDS to Diseases OF the Eye and to all lmperfec
"A tons Of Vision from to o'clock, at his residence, i
Broadway, corner Of Warren street.
Opthalmia Stoppage OF the Tear Passage, Cataaet and
Opaciues, efectually removed.
1nveterse cases OF STRABSMUS, Squirting cured in
Jua ipponsd ARTIFICIAL EYES Of superior bsssr
and hpish
SPECTACLEs adapted TO every defect.
Advice 70 the poor without charge 49,
Once and resdencs 81 broadway-entrancs ~ Wanen
street. les ltsy
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BOARD.
English family Of responsibility, occupying house
larger than required would like accommodate three
four with board and unurnshed No other
will be taken. The situation peculiarly pleasant
and central being opposite the Park The spaciou.
supplied and domestic comfort enjoyed For further
particulars address A. F., Herald Office
les tSatM&Tuxr
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EMPORIUM OF ART AND CLASSIC CABINET
-,, GALLERY OF OIL PAINTINGS,
(WHICH includes his immense stocks Books Paintings
w Engrsyings, Fancy Stationery, Drawings Drawing
Materials Music &c. to be found the second
foor flight Of easy stairs lhavng leased the first
hoor) where thing will be sold low prices and
ing up possible his Book Department
Cheap List will be published for those who will buy
quantities.
Purchasers invited TO call and examine his New Rooms,
No 200 Broadway, second floor. all eodexs tire
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LEFToFF WARDROBE AND FURNITURE

WANTED.
TINE price be obtained by ladies' and gentlemen
who wish dispose Of their leof wardrobe and funi-
ture By sending line the subscribers residence,
through the Post Office, il will be promptly attended to-.
J. LEVENSTYN, 46S Broadway, up stairs.
Ladies can be attended to by Mrs. J. Levenstyn.
uvi m Sire
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MONTGOMERY VOLUNTEERS-ATTENTI
MEETING Of the MONTGOMERY GUARD it
IA Resolve d That battalion forthwith mined
be denommated THE MONTGOMERY VOLUNTEERS,
and their services be H the ovsneT 70 the
stations be opened receive those DESTROYS Of the
WILLIAM GREENE, MoNTGoMERY HALL, Is
Centre street Lieut. r. Kelly Bayard and Mott streets
Patrick Cuhan 6s Water street Capt John Mcmahon 10
Franklin c. Mahoney Centre and Franklin
The Montgomery Volunteers will assemble Mongomery
Hall every evening at Q o'clock. je2 81 eodsm
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WANTED,
FEW active Young Men 60 South or West to acs as
"A Agents for the sale of and popular
$500 over and above their will insured them
Some men now in employ will doubt, make over
$1,000 clear of all expense Each will have his
district II will be necessary for them have least from
$25 70 $50 to obtain good fitting Apply FRENCHS
fublshlnE Hail. 293 Broadway Oce Of the Flag
Of our Union. All letters be post paid my i6 im-rc
TO LAWYERS.
Attorney and Solicitor, who thoroughy understand:
estab in business in the city addressed to T.
f. at this Office, stating real and appointing time
place for an interview, will receive prompt attention.
je5 3FSaf&Msr
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THE PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHURCH,
EINDING the premises which they occupied in Stanton
street small and inconvenen have taken the Hall in
the College Of and Surgeons Crosby street. which
they will for Divine service Lords Day, when
the Rev Tewle their present pastor most respectable
and talented standing the ministry
will preach the Services half
past 10 in the morning. Sin the afternoon and hall in
the evening. je4 1si
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VIOLINS, VIOLONCELLOS, &C.
A s. JOHNSON'S Store, No. l67 William street, New
"a York. professors and amateurs will find very large col
lection old Of best makers.
AndIeas Guarnesiu; TIVE by Bachm,n md undSubed
w. " Wallace, and Geo. Knoop; with many others OF
fine quality Also. very fine copies from Paris Volns
changed repaired Persons residing in the by
have forwarded
and satisfaction for the price, post
paid. The lovers OF the king Of instruments invited
call. lea 3tis64tossr
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BY A. GREEN, AuCtioneer.
FARM AT AUCTION

Y On Monday, the 3D. Of August next, shall
sell on the premises, at o'clock, p. m, valuable
farm belonging to DR.. James g. Coombe, lying half
mile from the eastern branch bridge, being part Of
tract called ST. Elizabeth, containing ISL acres,
more or less. The property is handsomely located
for market farm, having peculiar advantages of
southern and eastern exposures, with perpetual
stream of water flowing through il, with several fine
springs on il, and well the finest water in the
yard The land is fertile, and very susceptible Of
Improvement. large portion Of il s in good wood,
with large number OF rails already wrought out
for fencing and the fencing in good order. IL has
also on il good young orchards Of apple, peach,
pear and damson trees Of the choicest fruit. IL is
well known 10 be one Of the most healthy locations
in the District, and presents a beautiful view Of
Washington and It's vicinity. .a|
Terms; 0ne-fourth cash, balance on a credit Of
one and two years, for notes bearing interest.
deed given, and deed Of uust taken on the proper.
ty. Title indisputabls. 3-
A. GREEN,
July 25-d Auctioneer.