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Hv N. IL. DYER, .gueiioneer

INTENSIVE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
II PLATE, WINES, &c, at Browns Hotel, Washing
ton.On Monday, the 2Sth June instant ut 10 O'Clock,
ibe sold, by order OF the orphans court, at Brown
Hotel on Penns yvana avenue, all the household furniture
plate wines, liquors, &c of that large and well known es
Enlistment, embncng--
The furniture of several parlors furnished in the most eie
giant manner with rosewood and mahogany furniture
Very large and handsome French plate pier glasses
Saxony Imperial and Brussels carpets, NC, all nearly
The furniture of 100 chambers, the feather beds and hair
mattresses of superior quality
large quantity OF table and bed linen, blankets and bed
ding
large quantity of silver plate and plated ware cutlery
China, glass, and crockery
Also the wines and liquors, of which there is large
quantity of most superior qualify
With great variety OF articles necessary for so large
establishment
Due notice will be given of the order in which the fun
ture, &c, will be sold
Catalogues will be made of the wines and liquors. and
can be had auction store and at the hotel previous to
the sale.
The terms of sale viii be- All of and under $50,
cash $50 and exceeding S0o credit OF sixty
days. over $780, credit OF three, six, and nine months,
Tor notes satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest.
June H-dtd r. w. DYER, Auctioneer
To prevent any niIsaP tension In the public
mind TO the character of the sale OF the personal effects
of Jesse Brown deceased advertised take place Mon
ordered by the Orphans Court for the purpose of settling
the estate OF the deceased and of dividing the proceeds be-
the widow and the other distributes entitled thereto
WALTER LEMON,
Attorney for Rosanna Brown and L. c. Dale
June 22-dts.
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of the General Land Office.
Notice to Presumption Claimants.

Every person entitled to the right of pre-empton any
lands within the townships and fractional townships above
enumerated, IS required establish the the
faction OF the and receiver of the proper land Office
and make payment therefor the of dollars per
acre, the price fixed by the of 3D. August 1876
as practicable after seeing this notice. and before the day APP
pointed for the commencement of the public sale OF the
lands embracing the tract claimed Otherwise such claim
shall be forfeited. RICHARD M. YOUNG,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
May 2g-lawl3W
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o. To prevent any nIsapprche nsion In the publ
o. The public Is respectfully informed that the

hotel known as Browns Hotel, Washington, viii be
unued by the subscribers of the late proprietor They
hope by thorough renovation OF the furniture, and by
making other improvements To render the house worthy OF
continuance of the patronage which has for many
been Literally extended TO it.
N. B. The house will not be closed account of the
above sale. MARSHALL BROWN,
TlIIOTSON BROWN.
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ITO Surgeons and Purscrs In the NavyThe subscri-
bers are importing gold epaulcts and trimmings under
the regulation of the LIST of June IS7 Surgeons passed
assistants, assistants and pursers be supplied in the
shortest space of time to import the OH
GERS (named above) describing rank will please send their
orders and address, by mail to BAILEY co.
formerly Bailey and Kitchen,
June l1-2aw3m 1876 Chesnut-street, Philadelphia.
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% To the Public.-Ihe announcement by Messrs.
Toson and Marshall Brown that the hotel will be carried
as heretofore by them entirely premature and wholly
unauthorized by the parties Interested They have not
had, nor have they any separate exclusive interest
therein HENRY HAW.
June 22-lts
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One OF the most Valuable Residences City for
Sale Public Auction.

virtue ola deed of trust executed the 10th day of
- March, 1874, duly recorded in Liber w b., No l07,
iolios $50 49, Of the land records of the county of
Washington, IN the District of Columbia the subscriber
VIII offer tor sale, al public auction the premises on
Thursday the LIST day July ensuing at o'clock p
M those valuable lots In square No lS6, fronting the
Presidents square and Connecticut numbers B.
s. g. 10, H. and IL, as laid oft in subdivision OF said
square by the late Samuel Davidson. The Improvements
consist OF fine brick dwelling, with large
back building fine stables, cauiage-houses, and other
buildings, making the establishment very complete. This
property for the last three years. has been occupied by the
right honorable Richard Pakenham envoy extraordinary
from the British government; and being otherwise well
known, needs other description.
The terms of sale Oneourth of the purchase money
to be paid hand and the residue in twelve eighteen,
and tweny-iour months the purchaser purchasers to
give notes with approved endorsers bearing interest from
the day OF sale, and deed the property
cure the payment OF said and full payment of all
the purchase money with all interest and thereon the
trustee will convey the purchasers all the right and title
given in the aforesaid deed.
The trustee reserves the right of reseng for cash.
credit, as he may deem proper days notice, a
failure on the part othe comply with the aore-
said terms OF sale BY order of the trustee,
June S-eodr25Junedtsn II. w. DYER, Auctioneer.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

We have received the first number of "Ihe Mining
Journal and American Railroad Gazette" printed in the
city of New York II contains variety of miscelldne-
Gus information. From its columns we extract the fol-
lowing article:
In former times and in different of society from
that which exists when the whole circle of the useful
arts within the geographical limits of less oneha
OF tile eastern continent and animal power used
most oil the purposes OF transportation, but small compa
Ne amount OF metals required for the of human
life The discovery of this continent introduction
more intelligent and higher civilization, the discovery
sIean-ower and the various inventions and Improvements
which have followed upon land and sea, have produced
wonderful changes in the business of the world, and
tended widely of the metals in the service of man
kind In iron and lead, the reduced price shows
supply has kept pace with the demand while "copper"
advance and still advancing price gives evidence that the
demand has increased upon the supply Many of ct
will recolec the time when most, if not all the
and lead used in the United States imported from other
countries and with what suspicious and fear citizens
embarked IN any enterprise which had for It's object the
mining and smelling OF those metals The wonderful dis
coveres OF lead on the Upper Mississippi and the immense
quantities mined and manufactured, have astonshed all
who have given attention TO the subject either in Europe
parts OF the United States, and the discoveries continually
being made not less surprising; and if so much
now the subject OF remark formerly iii because the pub
TIC ear mas become SO familiar with the reports OF dis
coverles that they have lost their public The
OF adscovery OF mountain OF iron ore-bed
thousands of acres coal field extending scores
miles, now creates but little attention and no excitement
The discovery OF the immense depostes OF copper the
of country bordering Lake Superior al first at
tacted some attention. and afterwards created considerable
excitement; but the over their exist
ence was added to the many evidences of the mine raj
left now TO private enterprise and ingenuity and
ises profitable rewards To aid that portion OF fellow
citizens whoare be hereafter engaged in exploring
ior locating and working these mines we shall place be
fore them full and correct information the discoveries
improvements made rom time to time in tools and mach
merry used in the mines the discoveries the inn
provements of old methods of smelling and manufacturing
the metal, and the new purposes to which the metal has
been or can be applied.
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q 4 Brown Uollands--We have in store
UF 20 pieces "a yard wide Brown Hollands, an upcomN
mon article ID. CLAGETT& co.
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MUTUAL Life Insurance Co. York. No. SO
lNl Wall sreeStatement presented the trustees MT
special meeting held Sth day Of June, 1917:
Gross amount of receipts to this date $579697 81
Deouct expenses and losses paid l75,3J7 81
Nett accumulated fund $+O4, 339 81
Ho,c invested;
In bond and mortage ON unencumbered real
estate in the city of New York and Brook
Iyn, valued at twice the amount loaned
thereon 1924 900 90
United States, State and city OF
New York stocks lag $50 40
Deposile in Bank of New York 7,4I2 81
Cash on hand 1854 90
Due from agents 4,7i2 60
-S.Oi, 339 81
Deduct losses not paid 5000 90
1899 ss9 O.
New York, June 8, 1871.
Nj. ROBINSON, President.
SAMUEL HANyAY, Secretary.
CHARLES DE SELDlNG, No. ii, Todd's Buildings
Pennsylvania Avenue, Agent
w p. JOHNSTON, NJ D.. Corner of and 9TH Streets
Physician. June I4-2aw3in
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WASHINGTON and his Generals, by Headley, autho
w Of" Napoleon and his Marshals" Just published.
Mayo +. TAYLOR.
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Si's'.s'E'S., EsspAgs.

Tie subscriber viii receive prorosols
Until the 5.h Of July next, for bui.dine a
Bridge, on the Camden Road, Santec
swamp, Hnnccs Ferry. near Pine Island.
The bridge will be about 100 fee, in
'cngth, and from IS To go feet in width.
me posts or piles 10 be driven, and with
Tic cap s'i!s !" be Of express. and not
more than 10 feet apart. The flooring 10
DC "i good heart pine. 9 | - inches thick
secured by s'Tlne piccs. tasIene" l:y stirrnp
IRONS. bo'ted TO the posts. The irons ii
tue ola bridge can be again used. The
bridge 70 be finished by The lIsi Of Octo-
bcr. Address.
T.. DRiYTON EARLE,
SUP. Pub Works,
Grccnyi!c c. III. S. G..
Muy 2.!h, ,St7. 3! 3t
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MURDER.

A discharged volunteer named Urscry
recently comc,iici murder, in Memphis,
Tenn, upon .hc person Of = N.r. Aiken,
oy running n "'wie knii" through his hcact
The difficulty bctuccu tictr was causcd
by ur>c'y using obscene language in the
hear.Hg Of Aikcn's wife.
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IT,: : w:''s' y. e. al. }o.v.
Stephen Lac"s,c, Trustee
The creditors Of lrhr S. W"ls are
hereby nnliicd, 10 file on Oath. Il state.
m"nt OF thcr demands against The said
irbv S. Wells, in the Office ui tie under.
signed; aud t" appear before him anu cs.
'nh!l>h their debts, by le@"i evidence. om or
before the frs. day If Nn.rnber. Those
who intend to claim payment out 81. funds
-! ~! !" ''"''Fr The conirr! Of 'h; Cart,
VIII be required 10 deduct from lhrir lci,
twenty per cant; those wiio ID not. w,!I
not he pail The creditor ..N.r he or she
has fled his or her ,.a,rn. on uaih, IS
ready Ia prove the same, viii rivc notice
Ia MrSsrs. l.. }. & II. Masrs .Sprrs. rf
|. >. Wells, of the day on wfuch 10 ,r
she Intends to rrcvc the samc, !rl,.c H..
nnJ"r- gnrd, who wli! a,.yn,! nl NJ. u.I!vy
on Iucsdag'r To these demands
BY order oi the said Court,
JOHN i. MILLER, I. E.s.n
S"micrvii!". June q, 1917. 81 ~
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LEA y QUARTERS.

" c't> CE ]. ORD Elk.
ALL Office Of Militia Of this State or
0snng "irctions Of officers uf the line Of
"huicrcr grade or rank. or making an
p"lni"cuis 81 officers Of the staff, will re-
i'"1t thr names Of The officers So elected
or appointed t" the Secretary Of S,arr,
VIA" i directed ;hcrcupon 10 ill up ani
forward ih"!: commissions without delav,
and u" i also further directed no. 10 issue
or deliver any Blank military commission
Al COMMUNICATIONS addressed 10 ,he
Secretary Of Stale under rh- order TO lie
ond"rscd "1IjiiNn Scroi,c."
me Nrgadirf Generals, are charged
r!th '!'h extension of ,hs order
ijy order .! the Com:nanher-n Chief,
J. W. CANTEY,
Adj. and inspt. Gen.
May ~, 20 st
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's"e Captain, Mate. and Cook, OF n YES
sci, were arrested at Norrnlk. Va shnr.
time since, anil sent to Richmond. TO
await their trial, upon charge OF haviug
attempted TO carry of two negroes. be-
longing TO gentleman Of that Vicinity.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1847-06-30

Ii- The friends Of JACOB II. WHITE.
HEAD, Esq, announce him II Candidate
for Sheriff, at the next, after the ensuing
election.
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+ Il |. I!

There was considerable fire n, !rcu,-
ON, n j., no, long since. y large amount
OF property is sair! Ia have been lost
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ltEAI.Tu NE IAAlrlcO-

We see it stated, that fever III 1ampco
IS prevailing to q nost astonishing aud
:tigh,tul extent, Cnc whole company OF
volunteers, with the exception of two Of.
hccrs. was proe.ratcd by it.
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Col WINSTON, Of Alabama, whom we
noticed last week as having sho, DR.. PER.
Rv, was tried before Magistrates Cour,
and admitted TO Bail, upon the ground that
DR.. PERRY ;:sd s",:';cch his wife md
panned the assassination Of him, and Mrs.
Perry,
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sI5 We are authorized to an
nounce JOSEPH NJ. NETrLES. Esq, q
Candidate for the office uc Tax Collector
for Clarcmont County. ut the ensuing cleo
ton.
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Coon observation-disclosures farm u.s
lately advertised in Il Wcst,rn ncw paper,
III which al the beauty at the silunsiuri,
fertility of soil. an s.nhlily Of the ai,
wcr" detailed IN t." riches Sinw ul :urul
description, winch was farther cu!nucrl
",'h 'a's \. B.. 'i'Ncrr i. not an .iNprH.g
within iiftc IN 'n.ic, Of The uri gbAorbuad
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JnOS. J. WILDER,
Sheriff Of Sumter Dist.
Shcri,i''s Onirc, June -, iS.i7.
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INHN 3. "1.-TN : q. o
Sum.eEvil!e, JuHe II ial7 81 !.
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sol yn-CAR0i.INA--sr INTER- D!sYnjyr

Iunc %. 'Si7. 81 -
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;VyT;!-cARoi:Si-->t 2.grn gs>rpl;F.

.Iurn 18Th, I.i.. sd q
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-06-16

u I. H,.cN ". take tIes,ut, m ar
noone,nc TO our fcai - ADD "a, man,
TREND, Of lho sen'l -man that he IS onec
mote with " ani ~ We uo.crSnn! II -
his "a cntioo 10 remain ~ town dunas the
summer, we would Suggest that IA oppo,.
unity ~ now offered ipr oil such ~ ~i.h To
avail themselves OF h,ssal1aalc services I,
IS unncc essary Tor u'here 10 anything Il
the claims Of NJ Mason upon the reopl, of
tbs community nor do We feel It 'ncum-
beu, upon US 10 speak q his siis,ica! skil'
Asa painter he sianI, ,ser,eily hish ,and
well may Vernon, feel proud IN rIacin.
him smong the other d sunruishci at,is.
who have sprung from her own green
hills
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-06-16

L.p-Thc Spifa OF the Times IN cop
wing our fishing story Of week or two
since says-'hn, such detail, viii hni
to make our Green Mountain Boys IN NV
York homcsIck We should ike nothing
better than thus nnl Il hy such means We
could Get n few V,fmnnlefs '~or Of
out Of the city for few weeks % AXE "A
lime on our mountain streams and lah,s--
we would tell fish sorirs for some weeks
10 come.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-06-16

The - arc lei l;,brmo, Published N
cation ol Santa Anna Tor The loss Of Ceuo
r1rdo Among ns other Galemen,s II
s,ys
In fact our position was well chosen 1t
WAS fouihct os well as circumstances per.
invited rs hlnks woro eo,cfed and a Il
icfr.een tia, was IN have been iorcsc,n IN
regular order. AMI "a he usual Lctc. Of
wa True B, is ihii ~ e.. ,rc,l'lon. wns
entertained ,lr tlrc. holi snl 4 spouie
operation OF the enemy whp N the nithl
bc,sc.n tie l7ih AMI ls,h, broke though
the woods. ctoss.i a risine op {, that time
never c'oss'd snd taking IN tho reverse
pos on " hich the main body Of our army
occnrsd surprised "a the time Of acton,
mad a general rpacL on o.. p,is q, once
and cut "A abe fcif'at II The ini,Glfy, arll.
lery sad even q pr, OF The cavalry.
son seems that .hs ,iniicAipt 81 Santa
Am. m or.rr 10 Jns' " h,s ron, n, cr,ro
h'ofio ieroes upon Cen Scot and is
filisu, army higher praIse. ard coni,is up.
% hi, schlcsem"ot \ more brilliant remove.
thin our own warm mag 'nsr1n' Al proud
henits even conceived ol-.lt Bosom DAILY
Mad
IL reference 10 ,hv ,inlica,ioo, the y
u. pa s,ys
The ,,r,o'y Of Cerro Gordo srpear. "a
hsv, produced MOT powerful ,fec, ~ he
cpy oi N'Airo than ANY winch We have
c,In.i TIE cncnv bad n's,r b,iprc foul
uni,r .ach livofA,ie Circumstance Vi,
iesn rgnufug ras never before 81 on.hlr.
rs.,'i sud confused tot an spology San
Is AnGs Wa'nevcf 80 completely GumreI
g. ~. uhols 'lle The ,fonse" .vit,nce
o'ih' ~,hsunion sni poverty o. sin,, An.
co. intr narrn ~ - spii' .. - - ~
f,in' fr $500 f.-. ~,nf...,nos Of ihe pr.s
~ en'v ti''r"i 'ios o.. splins'ion Of the
c.rta Cod, .Nit bot s'.o i,r 10 rn,nrnll
- flrmcr ssiem NM N reisNoa 10 ne bat.
-
1'ue ,,r.', SIC lrai.d anh ihs>e ,k.r'i
81 81 ,aflfrsi sfn,'ens Ihe cutf,n.
- ri.,or s-,ir-' hirn higher snd rroneer
'WhY sfy - Affets afe Generals -
- 1Npan ti~'ir Canllira a. -
tnur " i,at'~i nv Sarir srn,s f.,rns 80
sceosni of'Ner 'mis'prunrs wh~r mach
crs'e, r,''orpr~' 4 he G;e,.ral :, Clrl
!. r'a'si 'siher ~ =. az o. ps,uo,rn ls,n
q t'.r'actfui rrai =
1'se presence ,ha' The \,ion,l ca. A.
ID ~ uoirfssna the u.s. of am. and ~.
h.s~t hlti, IN the scion. !. well mt whh
ihe reply ,hsiih N,uonsl Guards ~ere all
'sTarct a istr pc t'srdy sighting
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-06-16

\ note 90 the Leyin'on Observer .lY, f.
i 4 wei authenticated fact ,la' Assn NJ
CDandoia, son Of 4 poor widow ia Grcei
county. and a member II Captain Mos,
company volunteer. lo-t lis j. at tie lat
tie %, Bncrs Vista ~ attempt. . t. hear "A
FROM the field Liou.,nan' Cluel Ucnr,
Clay. Jr.. after he was wounded. liz wa,
seen by several Of his comrades towards "a.
close Of the battle, bearing of Colonel CLAY
and after ITS doe was found dead near III,
body. Is II not due 10 this poor hoJ ,ha,
his remains be brought 70 kcntucky. and
hi, name inscribed upon the mouuinea, t,
hc erected tool. Clay - aysrtilc Ky
Eagle
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-06-16

Jein 7g'cr Rod,rrus This T. .,
-1'u. "ho. or re,dr'- vii rrcor.r, a.
"oore w Rf'm.' Ps.f,n' ~ i',rs. J',rc
Soto hss he~c hfe-em he'o,e ,he void
'c''o iv Ne R,chr,ol Frau,,er. uh,-h
r''ilsh~s = lo"c later If his ~ ,.l,,,o, n
'Ne 'on'ss''r" OF Ter" Th.re nothing
r~~ N y sfvs the ss.er,or ihs' h.. cou,.,
IN he sut'e'- "as "o' 'mrcli'd rs re,.on.
interested N T',s. Isod,-~ vii ;.
BELIEVED when NJ Tvier .. .l.r,ei pro,
den' srain bai ~, uli lhcn New York
Tribune
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-06-16

A NV EnAIN NAVIGATION. - The
Buffalo Commercial says that few days
ago the three mas,cd schooner New Bruins
wick. loaded with 5000 bushels Of wheat
at Chicago, and CLEARED for Lir,rpool. She
goes by the way of the Wcland canal and
the St Lawrence This is the first clear
ancc Of this kind ever made from the inland
waters ofihc great lakes for an European
port and constitutes nov era ia tie his,o-
ry Of navigation.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-06-16

nrArn OF MAJ JAWS q LAW,
most sincerely rcgf'i 10 announce the death
o. our esteemed lolIow cIrizcn. Major James
q Law, which took place Yesterday morn
IN n, ahou, ! O'clock Najor Law wa.
a highly us'lul ciikcn, and II aas ~ hlo IN
the performance # an &C, of The mos, char
llahlc devotion tbs unrcn i,tei attention to
The SEX omigpn'S nnw at Cau,on- TINT he
contracted ,hc disease which caused his
premature death The deceased was for.
metly mayor Of the cnv-nn oii,c which
he hl'ot with erca, efficiency BAH Am
.Ih inst
! no, The citxcns Of b. limnre alone
nor the immediate iilcnds Of the deceased
Mat VIII mourn sinccroly and dceply on
seeing The above announcemeu, MANY
lermoH!er in The recollection Of the mu.
nihecnl, KIND, yet unostcnla,,ous hoso,,ali,v
shown them ty Mayor Law a, the Nation.
al ''n''nilon m iSii-Nll long cherish
be mcmo'y--ari over boar W.nc., r.,
many virtues. which "a - cmineu, a d.
sfcc efhcci Dis charac,cr
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'Ii' lie amount o. OF and bone IN,
pon'h 'n'o the Cnrsd Srrc. during n.
moo'h NJ WV, sccordmg TO the VIII.
'nrn's Stopping i's "a. fllon. 23 2ot
hi'"ls .p"fm il@V,i 10 whale o., md
! -O' ,O- pounds Of bone The total =.
mourn 'mfon~j dummy the year uo n ~,
- Z" Junr. ~n 601Ii bnfr.l, sh,l.
w S"id9 perm OIL, sod 2952 23- lb.
bone.