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BIRTHs ANN MAHRIAGEs.

NOrTCE-ExuArts Of "a a. eli I'd an Al Act provid-
lNing for Registry u Marriages Birth. snd Deaih. /.
the Cy and County OF N-w.Yors FOR the SAFE OF New.
York, passed April . 1871.
Section l. Il shal be he duty Of eIergvnan magistrates
nc Ne thu Ciy Inspector. under appropriate
beads and IN such forms shall be prescribed hy the Sec
relsry Of State, the number OF BIRTHS, MARRIAGES
and DEATHs which have occurred in their district. re-
spectvely during each preceding The fdsy u Jan
usry the month snd day Of their occurrence The
and residences OF The persons married dying and
the of the OF children horn during
year, the color and names Of the children, ard
residence OF The ocsr or clergyman performing the
rage ceremony 10 OF marriage the age Of The per.
who shall have msrr@d died during The year sfore
said and the particular dsesse Of their death
The report u AL marriage, and births 10 TIE City OF New
fOrk shall he reported direct To the City Inspector snd In
csse there no physician or mid 10 sendance any
birth, thea the parents shall BE- required The
Cy Inspector within month and al deaths In the City
OF shall he reported tn The City Inspector a. al
Sec 1t sh.l he he duty OF elergymen magistrates
ard other persons who perform the marriage ceremony
keep registry o, The marriages celebrated by HEN. and
practicable and the sgss OF The
married and The He thereof snd their places Of
birth and their resience in such registry shs be the
duty OF physicians and professional mdwives 20 keep
registry ~ The several bhs n which they have assisted
prfp.siona7 and the time OF such BIRTH sex 60 or and
the residence Of the parents and physicians who have
tended deceased persons their last sickness clergymeu
Who have dictated a. the fners snd sections who hsv.
buried decessed persons 10 keep registry Of The nsne
age and residence Of such deceased persons and The mes
Of their deaths
re required report month 20 the City lnspec
tor all pers9ns married hy ,hem. With particulars a. 20
nane sge birthplace place o. residence Of The parties
married. where married. &c. Nc
Physicians and mdwives will also perceive that they
required report all births The and color The
name snd esdenc- or the parents and In there IL
physician midwife In attendance then the parents OF
The child report the birth 10 he City Inspector wlhn
month after.
Forms OF mssng the shove return, will be furnished by
the City Inspector A. w. WHITE, City Inspector.
Civ Inspe.tor' ! Office Juue Is 1877 ieZl I'm
yVAyERN AND ENCiSE LICENSE NOTICE
A. extra meeting Of ne Commissioners Of Excise of
each Ward will be held at the Mayors Office, City Hall,
orth a da.s harr suerifed All selling NUuOr
without license sfter hist time will b. proceeded against
according Tavern ant Excise licenses will there
~ L.. =
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THE CONGRESS BOOTs-PAT.

EdS TIKI CONGRESS BOOTs-PAT.
" - ENT-Th- proprietor Of Dupont Hy-
y aus Patent, and the other patents used
IN the production ofthese elastic and most
comfortable Boots and shoes has completed his arrange
for the dispostonof Psertand the ntoducooof
tho invention the citizens OF Ne~Yors and gives
notice that the persons and firms whose append
ed are licensed and that no other authorized,
TO manufacture ard yend the Congress Boots and shoes
10 NewYork City. Any other establishments that In 10.
mrs obtain rights will De added this list aud published
BY HORACE n. DAY, Assignee Of
Dupont 4 Hysn's Patent, . Cortland o..
J. r. Dupont SOL Brosd way L. Walsh Brothers, Sam.
Pen Mean. 81 F sis.y I:as sS%s
y A, Rogers Co. 4es :. samuel Csatrel, % Bewe-
Hunt Hunter. 81 Grsnd. Dsnel Cronin, Agent, IS
VIM. Agzts ia BOwsry. Nss.su-st
John neconnacsie, 81 Fast Joseph ouiek. cor Broad
Broadway way and WaIu
W. H. letters, - do. John Conrad s Apnst
Eugene fesns " cssssusl samuel q. Acton, ts5 Broad
j L. Watkins ia FULTON. George Conrad, n Mer.
Henry v Rider, cor. Dutch chants Exchange.
winsow L. Whiting, As Broadway, and chss Osborn,
Isl Grsn1-st have bought rights and both are
now fully authorized 10 manufacture the Congress Boots
and Shoes. for wholesale and retail.
" BMr. Lohn Brooks Fullon-st 10 no longer snihor-
izsd to mare or ye1a ihs Congress Boots d. ID. D.
HewYorE. June q, Iss1. leH
6FINE FRENCH BOOTS 50 50-sOoosd %
good style. - 5o-fooIsd with best French patent
leather with spring snsnks, IS, al lOl NssssusL--
- This decidedly he cheapest and best store the
city toaies sale and ghs profit. our moro All orders
puncinany attended To- LANG HOLLAND.
myls snruThss
LOOK AT THis--Lsdes, gentlemen
Misses and children, all that are In ant Of q
hne article OF Boots Shoes, call Al ST Broad
way, where you will hod the largest assortment ana
chrspestin ths city, wholesale and retail NJ BPresch
I'm ported Boots *. leo Inn NJ CAHlLL
e@ AAFTERNOON LINZ, DAILY, for
&x( wsurgh and Fishkiil landing al Van
Corl and ., (PeekskllJ West Point Cod
Spring and Cornwall The steamer TIL OMAs POWELL,
Capt ssm Johnson, will leave the pier foot Of WaersL
for the above places every Asnoon Sundays exeepedD
commencing April TO- al O'Clock Rsarning, viii leave
He~burgh every morning At O'Clock N. B. All baggage
and freight Of every description, bank b or specie pat
board Of this boat be the sk Of the here
o. unsa entered the book Of The boat OF reeeDsd for
a9u
DAGs.-fhs highest market prices paid In cash for
IL Rags Bsggng Bale Rope Cuttings, 0unpy Bag gng,
Grass Nope Czuvss and eli kinds OF apss MAnufsc
lSfly Bufling attn.
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Al extra meeting VI ne Comnlsslon-r- OF rNclse OF
each Ward will be held al The Mayors Office, City Hal,
on the dass herein specified All persons selling liquor
without license sfier hist time will BE- proceeded against
according law Tavern AM Excise licenses will there
fore issued the Mayors Oce between the hours Of
10 NJ aad O'Clock NJ. on each u the days prescribed
- follows for each respective Ws'd. viz
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lNTEHh-T On CITY srOIk-.-Ih. interest
Hon he Public Stocks aud Loans OF he City OF New.
York due Augu' l. will be paid on Monday, Augusta. by
Joseph Lawrence Esq Treasurer Of the CIV Bank
u the State Of New.YorS. The Transfer Books will be
closed on "Wednesday, July 7, Al O'Clock, p. NJ.
~ For the sion Of Stockholders Transfers
viii be permitted during the Lime he books ala cosed
10 take effect on the let u the following month.
JOHN EVEN Comptroller.
Couutr1liarfs Ofrre Nayy York Iune u. .6
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GENUINE LONDON EDITION.
MORE NEW MUSIC.

COMPLETE at the Encyclopedia in Is vols han d.
"A son-lv bound IN Ia L p nding, for sale cheap by
i-26 MARX n. NEWMAN CO. ie9 Broadway.
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90 CNNpnE<E DI-T1tIEkN. For sae-A
I'll Camphene and TuT pentne Distlery for 81 situate
on Gsnsevuort-si. and within y block and hsfof
the North River There !. large Tnfpentne SIN, with
WON, Tub, nc also Camphene sun which IL by
Steam Engine ~ three horse power also \ very
Boiler Croton water Introduced into the works snd
everything in perfect order TO etc
y There four lots Of ground and the has Eve
years to from the r'tof May ls snd which will sso
be sold together with the Buildings sheds NC Applvp
je25 Inn r. NJ BLACKWELL co, la Fron,-st
n FOR SALE.-The two three.story brick housss
Ia Nos. 500 and 81 Springsi.
Also tue frame house and lot sos Westst near
springsL
Also. the vacant lot 2s2 Center near Grand.s n.rt
to the new building erecting Grand, Center sre
Orange
about mile tom the Harlem Railroad, consisting Of
about % OF snd ~ 81 which Ia wood land House
harn aud outhOuses all in rood order. Apply
ie26 81 SB nUrCHINGs IS Johna
81 FOR SlI.F OR IEAsE-The elegant X esch
erson. New Jersey. snOwn the Washinglca
Bleach WORKS. The buildings and machinery are 10
cOmpiets order, ready FOR immediate operation.
For Information respecting the condition and chafscter
u the works application msy he made To
THOMAS ROGERS, Esq n Wall st Ne~York,
JOHN ID. PRINCE. Esq Practical Blearher. Dyer and
Printer, (hrm Of Plummsr Prince,) or to
JAMES SHEPHERD, ON ihe premises. je22 2y'
- FOX sAIE-The residence OF Thomas WnihL
II d-ccs-rd, with farm, 100 acres Of land situated h
Col1mbis County, miles from City OF Hudson The
farther particulars see Journal OF Commerce, apply
SARAH A. WRIGHT on the prepises or u WILLIAM
WRIGHT, 2i9 Pearl-sL SAMUEL THOMPSON. rs
f-Arlst mv3l l'r'
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pUBLIC ADNuNIsTR.TOR'so OFFICE, No.

Nassau stNotice 10 herSby given, % the relatives
and next Of hin OF GEORGE WHITE baker late Of the
City OF New York deceased and who 10 alleged have
died ini-sae that the effects Of the said In the
hands Of The Public Administrator will be sdminiser-d
and disposed by of him according law unless The
be aimed by some lawful executor Administrator Of
the deceased, BY 22d day Of July Dsi-d New
York June q 1917. JAMES THAYER,
i~22 iawfw Public AdminisratoE
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LOOK AT THis--Lsdies, gentlemen,
Misses and children. al that are IN ant Of
hne article OF Boots Shoes, call Al ST Broad
rsy, where you will hod the largest AMI
hes peat IN this city, hoessls and retail NJ BPresch
m ported Boots s. leo Inn NJ CAHILL
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farms for 4dle.

- FOR s4LE-A small Farm, beautifully situated
within hflesn minutes walk OF the Railroad Depku
Railway, State OF New Jersey. The land . very
good budings and fences mostly new, and the whole 20
fns order For particulars inquire Of }. T.. MADDEN
le5t Broadway, or at i76 Lau'enss Y. je25 2m'
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n FOR sALE-A farm Of 10 acres 10 the town Of
MamsroDsck, Wesichester Co. on he Boston pos,
road. Il miles from NswYork. miles from the VII
age OF New Rochelle, where steamboat runs daily, and
mile from Msmaroneck, Of mile from the New He
ven and Ne~ York Railroad, which will be open Al.
eust, 1913. 81 800 can remain bond and mortgage
required Inquire Of the proprietor, Ann. PRINCE, on
the premises or j. PALMER, 81 Duane o.
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Of Liberty Corner, =. Co, n J. containing So acres,
10 OF II In corn, IN oats, Ia wheat OF potatoes 10
Of meadow, Is OF timber, the balance OF pastur. The
above 10 good sny farm In the 81 OF j. first
dwelling house containing II rooms and good dry cellar,
fruit Of all kinds end Of The best quality, barn carriage
house. COW house oorncrib and all necessary ouLbud.
ing. Apply to JAMES B. BARR, every Wednesday,
from A. NJ tot r. NJ and Thursday until r. NJ. al ibs
Northern Hotel foot Of COrtsntsl Other days to tbs ~
Y. Real Estate Company, Of Brosd and Maid
enisne Also 3 acres OF frat rats land In Lewis Comfy
for. sfa tain -
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no CARPENTER-.-ss propo,ei. viii be- ne


ceved Al the Office n Superintendent OF Buildings No
l9 Ezz eih until Tuesday The 19h day OF June Instant
A. p O'Clock nOon for alterations be made 10 Tho Office
Of County efk. (Cuy HALL
Plans and specification Of the work may he on ap-
pcsiOn 10 JOB l.. BLACK. Supt Of Buildings
Office supL OF Build ngs June 3. 1871. ie1
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Ivy or bn-iness--A productive farm In the town Of
Huntington, three niles from steamboat laDdngN
North Port, Ave miles from railroad Deer Park consist
ing Of $50 acres 30 Of hch covered With wood The
farm il beautifully situated ard 10 high state Of culva
ton, producing grain Of all kinds Tho dwelling house
and out buildings all good Fruit Of al kinds and 100
grape vines In fall bearing, aud the best ~ f1
farther psreu inquire The Trbune Office les 2swm
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good style, s. 5o--fooJsd with best French patent
leather with spring sbsnks, IS. al lOl Nssssn-sL-
- This s decidedly he cheapest and best store In the
city Qaics sale and CHI profits our mottol All orders
punctraily attended 10. LANG 4 HOLLAND.
myl8 3mTuThkS
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Oswsgo, s.; Rochester, o. IS b 80
- 30; Cleveland. - 30, Detroit, 81, Ml~suAe ~ Chr
csgo 81 Cincinnati e. Toronto and Hamilton, ~ vale
hall, 81; Montreal, 81 Pittsburgh, sa Ofce, 100 bsrcsy.
Al Any security required viii 10 sven for Ihs fuhlmsas
Of all contracts made with this company -
i.f5 Imeods N L. RAY Agent New-fors, ~.
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DlANOs, MUSIC, AND FANCY GOODS The subscri-
Der is receiving his fall supply of Pianos, &C., per
ship Marianne from Bremen barque Maryland, from
Boston and schooner Seguin from New York. His
comprises the largest and elegant stock Of
Pianos offered in this District "4N
superb Grand Piano, from the celebrated factory Of
Inler formerly Schamback IL Merchant, Leipsic Ger
many. This instrument has been made order, and
brings with the highest testimonials OF superiority tone
and elegance of finish. H tks
Square Pianos OF and 81 octaves of the same manu-
facture. t4
Panos by Chickerng, Boston, of and octnves, Of
styles also, by Bacon & Raven, Nunns u Clark, and
Nunns Fischer, Of New York, of 81 octavss OF
square and round tnbet and other patterns
other Pianos of neat and plain finish. M
American Pianos at factory prices German Pianos
low as they can be bought In the United States.
Secondhand Pianos taken in part pay.
An extensive stock Of guitars, volns flutes ordeons
&c, from the plainest to the highest finish.
raj thousand pieces of music for piano, guitar &c,
bracing the newest and popular well standard
publications superior guitar strings and all kinds OF must
cal merchandise.
An elegant assortment OF fancy goods
Rosewood and mahogany writing desks.
Rosewood and other work and dressing boxes
Papiermache portfolios, of various styles and sizes
Gard eases, perfume sachets, extracts, &C.
Elegant French vases, solar lamps, silverpated cake
baskets, candlestcks, Zee.
Britannia ware, Rodgerss table and pocket cutlery,
combs, brushes, &c.
Oct s--eod3t Pennsylvania avenue.
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TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

The OF will our unless
payment OF tbesuhscription be made in advance -
Distant su6sersbss forward by sttsr posexs
on which viii be paid BY u.s. aud all ourselves
safe transmission rs "
The COUNTRY PAPER pubsAsd tn weakly d~sl~s Ne 49,
sac. Of Cengpses and semi weekly during she
Subscriptions for period sss than VIII b r.csived m
terms pgopsrtioned 70 he above sanp~l rskss
certificate II Psniaacs payynssk ~ vvhscv
tions sdvsstisssns we be s.ssss receipts ssr The
aetss u spscisr ring hank viii b. rscaived -
U PO6TMAsTEH8 authorized sgez nd bv
sending DAILY subscrbss. With 80 SJf
sc!hsrs with 20 enclosed win Be entitled V aay 4 ~
edition they furnish subscriberp fer evsfis
M Tns ComsarssioKAL RxarEa VII BE- rnhsd tAsn
svMs sifaftl ~. 800 tf .At-ttl 2
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MARsEILLEs LINE OF PACKETS,


MARSEHIES LIME OF Packets,
TOtsch5ng Gibraltar TO i1sd passengers.
TINE ships will be regularly despatched
i from New York on the LIST, and from Marseiles on
the 10th of each month, as lollows'
Ship Prince de Jonvie, (new,) Capt w. W. Laurence,
Oct l. 1886 =,
Ship Arcole, (new,) Captain w. r. Hoodless, Nov L.
1Si6 e
Ship CASTOR, Capt. James Anthony, Dec I, 1876
Ship Nebraska, (new,) Captain james Watson, jan l,
1877
Ship --, Feb. l. 1847.
Ship Prince de Joinvle, (new,) Capt w w Laurence,
Dec. TO- 1886 49,
Ship Areole, (new,) Capt w. R. Hoodless jan TO- 1877
Ship CASTOR, Capt James Anthony, Feb. TO- lSi7
Ship Nebraska, (new,) Capt James Watson March 10,
1917
Ship -, April 10, l847.
These vessels t OF the first class, and commanded by
men Their accommodations tor passengers
are unsurpassed comfort and convenience Goods sent
to the agents will be forwarded free OF all other expenses
tshnn those actually paid.
CHAMBERLAIN d PHELPS,
103 Front street; or to
BOYD & HINCKEN, agents,
No. Q, Tontine buildings corner of Wall and Water
streets New York.
Sept. IL
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CTRONGs PATENT LAMPs.--lst. These LAM

CyTRONG'S PATENT LAMPs.-lst. These lamps cast
- shade.
3D. Are free from smoke smell.
3D. Will burn the cheapest oil, and give greater light
at less expense than any lamp now in
4th. Are more brilliant than camphine, spirit gas
without the risk to life and property. .
9th Are liable get out of order, easily cleaned,
and warranted for year.
9th The hand lamps will not spill oil with the most care
less usage. ,>,r
548 Pearl street New York. Wareroom No. 0O4 Broad
way.
in every variety.
Dealers supplied on liberal TERMS
NJ B. Solar and astral lamps altered.
Ort l--rsu
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NTARSHAL's SAI4n-In virtue of writs Of fer ia
eas, issued from tho clerks Office OF the circuit court
Of the District Of Columbia the Of Washington,
and to directed, shall expose public SALE for cash,
on Tuesday the 10Th day OF October next at the front Of the
courthouse door said county the hour OF IL o'clock
the following popery,yiz. Lots Nos. and lorginar in
square No ss in the civ Of Washington seized and levied
dcias No 10 March term 1885, and No. 81 jndcias to
October 1896 of said court in favor of Robert Buist
against said VIM Ruis,.
ALEXANDER HUNTER,
Sept 22-dts Marshal of the Dist. Of Columbia.
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TOR. BANNING's BODY BRACE.-Thoumnds OF per
son. afflicted by pulmonary affections, dyspepsia con-
stipaton degrees Of local general debility
have been relieved by this instrument Il Is particularly
adapted 10 ailments prevalent at the SOUTH
spnal weakness, distortions, tendency of the BODY
lounge and droop, both in children and adults BY
ing the form erect posture, II enarRrs the chest
that subject breahes freer easier and many
contracons of the chest with attendant affections Of the
heart and lungs counteraced and @ play Is given
the organs OF respiration
The brace may be had in this city by applying Mrs
Baldwin, who will be in attendance at all times the
on the north side OF Pennsylvania gentleman
will aid in adapting to those who may call for the pur
pose
Applications for single braces from distance also
for patent rights, may likewise be directed Dr. Banning
office 4S7A Broadway, New York.
Dr. Banning can REFER if desired, to some Of tbs most
eminent professors Of medical and sugca science in the
United aies well distinguished ladies
and genemen in this city and other parss q the country.
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nv n. ". DYRlR, .ss.csssmssr.

TyXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PIANO.
T. FORTE, &c, AT AUCTION On Wednesday next,
the Both instant O'clock shall sell ut the residence OF
the Hon. A. p. Bagby @ street. between I'd and ~
Streets his excellent household and kitchen furniture,
among which are
"a Mahogany hair seat chairs and rockers
Pair mahogany divans, covered with crimson plush
A very handsome psno-orte, made by Stoddart q
Durham, of New York, of superior tone and touch
piano stool
Marble top centre and pier tables
large gltframe mirrors, set girandoes
Mahogany sldebonrd dining and other tables
Crockery and glassware, settees, screens
Passage, stair, and chamber carpets, hearth rugs
Mahogany hat-racks, hall lamp, stair rods
French and other bedsteads
Best feather beds, hair and other mattresses
Crib aud bedding, bureaus, washstands
Toilet sets, &c., Blankets comforts, NC, with many
other articles, and lot Of kitchen requisites.
Terms OF sale All of and under 80, sash over
S9O credit Of sixty asA ninety days, TOW Atplrl ssssaor
sed notes, bearing interest. X. w. DnEk,
Oct. I'D faM Auctoneer
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CARUsI's SALOON.

EVILS CARUSl has the honor to inform the citizens of
IL Washington and vicinity, also his former pupils,
that his dancing academy will be reopcned Tuesday
18th October.
l.. G. will instruct in watzng, gallopade, Polka, the
Redua Waltz, and all the other fashionable dances as
practised at the assemblies in style peculiar the society
Of Washington, and to the most select circles in the Uni
ted States.
L. C. also that his ssoirfes dansantes will
due notice will be given. Private lessons classes,
gle PERSONS academies at individual residences and the
saloon. fH4 ta.Hca
Glasses for young ladies Tuesdays and Thursdays
from till O'Clock, p. For youths, days from
ill p. For young gentlemen, same days from till
p m
The saloon will be rented for collion parties, concerts
balls, exhibitions, lectures, &c, the most liberal and
pleasing terms. Oct 4-3taw2w
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NEW AND MOST ExpEDFTIOUS LINE
To Piney Point and The other landings the Potomac,
and to persons acishing agreeable excursion by the
Chesapeake bay 10 Baltimore
rH~~s THE public is hereby advised, that ON and
after Monday the 9th instant the quick and
beautiful steamer RoWHATAN will run semi-wcekly, in
connection with the steamer AUGUSTA, between the
mouth Of Aqua creek, Piney Point, and Baltimore.
Passengers by the Augusta, leaving Washington at Oh
Alexandria 81 M, Mondays and Thursdays, ar
rive at Aqua creek about II where they take the supe
rior steamer Powhatan, arriving at Piney Point between
and 6, p. M. The Powhatan thence proceeds 10 Ba-
more where she arrives by A. a. the next morning
Returning, the Powhatan will leave Baltimore at D p M
Tuesdays and Fridays Passengers by her breakfast al
Piney Point and arrive Aqua creek by IL, where
they take the mail Augusta and arrive at Aiexa
tra by Al and at Washington by p. m ,
The Powhutan will take in and put ont passengers al all
Passage and fare between Washington Alexandria and
Piney Point, and return % w
Passage 10 any other landings on the Potomac be- 90
low Aqua creek ~
Passage between Washington Alexandria and
Baltimore (including meals,) with the privilege OF
returning the next day at a charge OF vi only w
For further particulars apply to Capt W. Rodgers, on
'' GEO. MATTINGLY, Agent
June 30--3aw
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Hill and Others va. Hill, curator. SC.
MOTION II hereby aAvoa. In pursuence Of decree
IN of Me county court 81 Sussex, pronounced IN this
at September term, lSs7, that - Freeman and
Nancy his wife, Searcy and Martha Ann his wife, or-
mery Booth,) Daniel McIiusy and Lucy his wife also,
the heirs OF Reuben Booth, deceased, who was OF
John Booth deceased also the heirs OF Nancy JONES' or-
mery Booth) have demanded their shares of the fund
arising from the sale of VIM Hills and that unless
they shall previously apply, distribution thereof pro
will be made the I'd day of December lS47 among such
of the distributes Of said H deceased, shall apply
therefor 10 the undersigned commissioner.
J. T. J. MASON, Commissioner
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Card

TT BROWN respectfully notifies the public that, on
Saturday next the 10Th instant, between the hours OF
and O'Clock in the evening, if the wind should be
moderate and the weather otherwise lid and favorable at
thereafte he proposes making an experiment with liquid
fire. island in the canal basin south of the Presidents
mansion provided however that he shall not in the
time be again interrupted by storms.
Oct 14-St%