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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-22
PURE WATER.
DIAPHRAGM FILTERS.

IENNIsONs PATENT lsfj-Oace removed from 334
These Filters not lsrger than a pint msssure can be
readily and without expense, attached 10 any bydrani or
pure ws,er equal to one hundred Saos, Uey Sr under
the pressure Of tho Croton than gh the cult
to which IL impars peary whitsness other wise OBJ
tanned II separates with equs certainty and dispatch all
the animal vegetable and earihy matter found despite OF
all possible precautions in every distributing channel OF
the Croton, schuyk, Mississippi AMI other liver water
They also constructed for ferng ruds for mapufsc.
turing purposes and water for steam engines, &c NC.
They are ornamental and will sst for years La
bic get OF repair subject to damage damage from
FROST and will prevent the pipes from bursting They
have the merit Ok cleansing themselves by the simple
II Changing them end Tor end once or twice veek De.
pending however the quantity Of used and
impurities eoGtsned 10 IT, they designed ior altering
water under any and degree Of pressure
The necessity Of hlering river water and the efficiency
Of the Diaphragm Filter, bears the endorsement OF Ihe
Physicians and Chemists Of The eitss OF snd
tute, BY awarding 10 Mr. yennison Gold Medal al the
Fair Of ls5 and Gold Medal for improyemsnis al the
Fair Of 1916 which improvement consists Of porous
artificial Rock for the altering medium.
They arc exhibited IN operation and are for sale al $40
Broadw AZ, N T.; 70 WslnutsL Pha 5 south-st Bait
Isl Washington 81 Boston; and other cities Of Tho
United states
owners Of vessels invited The and olher
appliances for Offering water; sso-Force-Pumps and
From The facilities their manufacture and Tho Increas
ag ds@,od sas proprietor sasSed % sssIa nsm
Msnuiactory CO Frankfort 81 for The propT.tor..
S-Sincs the introduction Of this Invention, number
OF limitations have been presented 10 the public which
de-ued nfrngemenls upon the Patents Tor tne Diaphragm
Filter Notice hereby given, that suits al law will BE-
comnsnced against those who manufacture, or ODER for
sale any infringement Purchasers Of them also liable
/ 10 = suit al law. my2o lmWks
NJ BAKERS American Homeopathic and French
w Chocolate, Prepared Cocoa, Cocoa Paste, BroE,a
Cocoa Shells, kc.-To merchants ard consumers VINO
would purchase beat products Of the free from
sdnlterson more nutritious than tea or coffee and In
Quality unsurpassed the subscriber recommends the above
article manufactured by himself His broma and Cocoa
Psse delicate pelsabe and ssufAry drinks for inva-
Ids and others pronounced by the
eminent physicians superior TO s1y other prepsraions
HIS manufactures always sale Ia any uantity by
the most respectable wholesale srocsrs IN the Eastern
cities and by his agents. Messs Hswes Gray Co Bos-
/ too; James NJ Bance 4 Co. Hartford, CT; Hussey 4
| Murray, N. Y; Grant Stone, Philsdephis Thos. v
Bruudige, Baltimore. and Kellogg Kennetl Cincin naii
| Ohio. WALTER bAkxk, Dorchester, Mssa
a2wsdksst2n
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BOARDING..


let with board, three handsome
ID rooms on second door, with pautres attached 10
gentleman and his wife, single gentlemen; he house
has bee newly painted and ftted up with bsihngroom
The location very desirable, being In the mmed ale VI
entity OF ST. JONAS Psrkst 81 NaricS at References ex
changed. myls Nv"
DOARD-A gentleman AID his wife, two three
ID sin gle gentlemen csn be accommodates with lsrge
and pleasant front the hid door with board ny
applying Immediately II seesman'si near Nassau Re
ference required my d
BOARDING and German Laugusge.-Ths widow OF
ID he late Gail Wenede Artist has sCconnodaiionsfo Tor
gentlemen with respectable references Al 90 Clam era ~
She has fo sale splendid oil paintings imported rom
Dresden my5 Inn
DOAKDIN BROADNNsf-Tso elegantly furnish
ID ed It, with breakfast and tea, and dinner on
Sunday to single gentlemen, at 100 Broadway BAN
room included. hylo o.
BOARD IN BROOkLYN.-A suite OF room. for
ID single gentlemen a gentleman snd lady, may be
had al 10 NassausL FuonsL References exchanged
my2O IL
DOAKD.-A gentleman and wife spd several single
ID gentlemen be handsomely accommodated win
board and pleasant rooms al "A Mafkes' corner Henry-
81 myis ~
DOAKDINt. al 52 Green sich two dIors from
ID Morton room. either the ls or ID hoor, furnished
or othervi.e Ia gentleman and his wife single
gentlemen p. front basement csD be had tr an Of
fee only. my2l 81
UOAKDTNG.-A gentleman and tady, or two single
ID gentlemen an be acc )mmodsteh with board and
handsome apartments 81 no Grands; three doors from
Broadway. Aso an office to let In ihg same building
my2l IL
TT'O IkT-At if7 Hudson-st a front psrlor, bedroom
i and back room. with bosd also parlor and bed
room The.s very desirable, being directly IN
front OF the Park and fountain. my2 Nv
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DY 0RpER o. WIIIIsm N. Ms.oa, saprems q

by ORDER OF William ~ Mason, Supreme Court
ID Commissioner notice IL hereby given that an attach
ent has been issued against the estate Of ane H. Wells
a. debtor and that the same VIII be sold FOR
The payment OF debts unless he appear and discharge
sach attachment according 10 law within nine Inonlns rom
the frat pubcsi Of This notice. and mat me payment OF
any deb due him by residents OF This State and ne ceY-
ery 10 linn or FOR OF any property within MS state
belonging 10 him. snd the transfer " any properly ~ nl
ar f,9b dden by him aad are yoid-Daed Norwich r. Y.
~ M l846 John WAIT, Attorney
20 iswam For Attaching Creditor
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. 81 0RDER of 5. CaldwelI. sapfeme Cour Com

ORDER Of ;. Caldwell, Supreme COuri C0inmis-
ID soner notce IL hereby given Inst an attachment mas
Issued against the Of Ethan Paul, now resident
debtor and thai the will be sold FOR the payment OF
his ebs unless he appear and discharge such attachment
according 70 law within nine months from he hrst publ
Gallon o dis notice and that the payment Of any deots
due 10 him by residents Of This STATE and the delivery TO
him or for bis use Of any properly within the State belong
Ing 70 him. and the transfer Of any such properly 0y MIN
' GEORGE TRUsCOTT, Jr
,0a i.wcm Attorney for Attaching Creditor.
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FRA Ere was discovered about IL O'Clock
last nigh, 10 the bakery Of Conrad Furst No. 800 Third
m occurred by carelessy leaving several beds Of shay
ings near the FIRE. Damage trihing
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CASE OF TnLET.--The Supreme Court TINS
morning refused 70 grant new 'ris and sentence on
the conviction of murder, rustbe proceeded in
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!. sr~AAFTERNOON LINZ. DAILY 2

-Corlands, tPeehskill,) West POM! VI, 81
spring aud Cornwall. The steamer TH0NAs POWLssS
Capt saml Johnson, will leave The pier foot OF Wsr
Tor the above places every afternoon, Sundays
commencing Aprl TO- a. O'Clock. RelurpiDgs WA -
Newburgh every morning att O'Clock n. b. All 1870 "a,
add y! every description, bank bills or spser ~
o. uness entered the book Of Inc boat or rees'P
aeu
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MATHEMATICAL INsTRuMENTs.firs ~
sizes ana other materials for Engineers, &c Just
by the Westminster. Also, on hand gensrA sss0
OF staple and fancy Statioasry. ,.hnsl
n ". STEVENS, CaD,Det Furniture Msau. - 40
". I61 Chr stis st-Al knds OF fgrniture made "a
of the beet saatsrtss and 81 he sEor!sss nouse
made ssl repaired viii punctashfy and dhps'en
mvl7 MWkSlUs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-22

LiBrLs-Rev. Mr.. MafRt, it Is said, has com
enced libel suits against Rev. Messr' Peck Smith and
seudder and also against the publishers Of the Christian
A paper signed By the above gentlemen
with reference to Mr. Msfs expulsion from the Meth.
odiss Churches was published In that journal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-22

II The Macedonian received loo bbs more
Of Flour on Tuesday.
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PRACTICAL BOOKKEEPING,

ROBERT III. NORRIS, p. vi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-22

WOMAN WANTED-A middle aged protestant
w woman who l. competent and willing 20 perform al
the necessary domestic duties Of family without children
and hich usually will consist Of than three per
ions may obisn good home IN delightful situation on
the Hudson river about 100 mile: from tbs eiiy by 80
dressing T. r. Y az his Office, with references ana
where bey can be found American English or Scotch
preferred butno IRISH or Roman Catholic need apply.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-22

a-.4or
brekAy-r and plaserer. who ernigrsed rom tonoon'
England about De year 1888. and settled win MS lsn'
Is wife Margaret and daughters 10 The Guy OF New or
Was last hard u in The gear 1879 aud II this should meet
the eve Of the safe D. NJ any OF his family oy eomL
rrsng their present address to serzt Coe Maine. nh
Regt now In Csaada. the parties viii be immedlsisy
communicated with by hin.-ssini Johns Csnsds .a'1'
10th APRIL 1871. mylo +tlsssl2lue-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-05-19

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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-22
Correspondence of the National InteIlircncer.

BALTIMORE, aprll SO-J I'm.
There was decidedly irmness in the -four market
to-day Small sales Of City 5iill- ST. The same price
Is asked Tor Howard street and Pennsylvania brands, with
Some sales About 400 barrels Howard street brands
were bought yesterday S6,75. The supply of flour il
very light. There many who look for decline pri-
ees by the steamer. This s likely be, but
two shilngs per Dbl decline will affect market
much, while hrmness at last quotations small advance
will cause prices To up probably 50 per Dbl high
CT than they predicate this upon the smaness
OF the stock and the decline in freghs. Corn meal
worth S4,75 per Dbl.
There is more enquiry and frmness in the grain
kei with an upward tendency in prices. quote good
prime family flour at l65al7O Sales this morning Of
about bOOO bus prime Penn red wheat l57alG0 cts
advance White corn is selling S5aS7 cts and yellow
al 92a94 cts, with sales OF several thousand bus Oats
IN demand AT 47a4o for Maryland and 4sa50 cents Tor
Virginia and Penn Cloverseed S4aSI 25 axseed I4O cts
Whiskey 29a30 cts.
Sales OF mess pork in small parcels at SIG, and Of prime
do at 81 80 Sl4. Sales OF No. at Sll5O-held gen.
orally at Sl2.
Beef cattle 81 l2s gross Hogs advanced to S7a 81
% lard 10 cents
At auction to-day 2l3 hhds Cardenas moasses 30 sold
balance withdrawn) l93 81 cents 20 do 22i
TO 23i cents.
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lotteries.
sTRATTON'S OFFICE,
No. S. SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET.

F F:: : :. n; ; ss. ~ s,rS S;y
pn~n No. Of nOnonrala. No is. April 10th.
u,S TN, ~ NJ u J, ., 80 40 81 IS &" 81 SO
Drawn Nos Of Alexandra, No. O-April i7th:
10 90 IS g. - ~ % ~ 6l a IA
Drawn No- oi Sussex, Extra. No 3I-Apri I7th:
- 80 60 a ~ ~ 30 10 &c Al
Ticket Nos | 30 -, prize OF SI5O-No-. 10 81 g.
a eOptnl-both sold and paid by sTRATrON.
Drawn Nos. Of Lecsburg. No. lG-April 18Th.
80 Is &c 25 II 30 60 10 10 ~ CT II 81 &c
sTRATToN.
3" s. w - 4, s'W 81 'e' Is 20 70 a. q. As' tOG
Ticket: NO'' % De- small Prrae Of $1,000 l aud paddy
sPSs srRArroN.
$4,000 5000
$500 lcss. Of Nos, u da~. Ticket IS
halves So quanen e5.
$1,000. 2OOO
fr'iay-Mononsaia, No. 10. Capitals $1,000. 2OOo 1900
1000, 5s7 OF 300. - ~ Ticket. 81 halves
I. quarters SO
$4,000. 1000.
sa,a"iay-Ise'burr Eirs No = Capitals $4,000, 1900
900 Se 90 Noa, dawn. Tickets VI, halves so qrs
Saturday Nigh-Su-I Extra, No Capital. $1,000 1000
800 &c &C 60 Nos, drawn. Tickets 81 halves so Or.
$4,000
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY r. 1877 To b. drawn AprI
10000 5000 7soo e5s3 Of 1000 10 of 500 roo 20
o[ 100 &c Tickets sac halves G. Or, Certificate pae.as,,
OF - Whoe- sloa shares in proportion.
Magnificent Schemes,
TO BE DRAWN i3u AND 2gth MAY.
Sj0no-lO FrEr- OF slO0O0-2O do. of 5ODo-O0 Of
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, elias. "a for lsf7 10 be dawn
At A"KaBdra Saturday, May 10, Iet7.
Magnificent Scheme II ztand Pnz- 100000 10000 TO-
Ooo 10000 10000 10000 10000 10000 10000 ooo
100 of 1900 20 OF 5000 j5 Of iOO 200 100 &c
amounting to si,iaS.Ig7
- NO LoTTERY-I3 DRAWN BALLOTS
Tickets SEQ halves 10; quarters eghtbs $50 Certificate
Of package Whole Tickets S22o do &c halves ouas,
and cigbis proportion
$4,000. $1,000. 10000
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERM elias. No 20 70, ls47 tn h. drawn
At AieIandria, Saturday May 29th. Is47.
&C NO. LOTTERY,
II drawn Nnmeer each Package OF twenty TIescs,
scheme prize 900 $4,000 10000 5000 1850 10 Of
1900. GOO, 90 Of 3t0, 1870 OF 300 &c, &c.
Tickets si5, halves $50 eghths "a eer6eat.
Of package Of 20 Whole do OF halves quarters
and eiEhhs prOpouion
Buyers referred list Of which stored
at the Once Of every Draw,
ing continues to increase the number sold and paid
9 Orders for PACKAGE certificates aboy.
Schemes and in all Lotteries promptly attended To- and
driving when requested
Please address orders 10 II. sTRATToN.
mi
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BRraDsrurrs. FRroHrs. Ac.-The Now York Express

BREApsrurrs. FREIGHrs. &o.-The New York Express
OF Monday afternoon says
The fall in ffcghts has occasioned quito sensation A.
mong the ship fleet has arrived at u period
when our stocks exhausted, and there comparatively
nothing TO forward, the supplies of -four and grain
have been reduced low bo hardly sufficient for tins
city demand. Vessels qucnily remain idle un
al the canal opens which will be before the Sd Of May
alter which tho receipts will be very large. Some Of the
British vessels offering take flour at 81 cd to L. anC
grain At i2sl4s, which is nearly down TO old prices.
In consequence OF the pause in shipments the bill
ko IN decidedly affected. Good sterling bills selling
lO5ialO65 and Paris $50. The imports incrsas.
aud the exports fall off, very rational why EIchang,
should advance.
There never was period when Produce has been ia
GREATER demand. BreadstuTs have fallen in Europe-not
however, much Freghts aud priccs arc
not sustained, but greater profit is realized than be
tore the decline in prices took place.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-22
Correspondence Of the Bait. American.

PHILADELPHIA. April 20. L. NJ.
Stocks were all heavy and sales quite limited S35 900
5 6s. 1856, sold l0Ii; $1,000 g. 1867 at lO5i-
but closed at 1864 offered. $4,000 Penn Sc 1874.
business men are anxously awaiting the receipt of Eu.
ropean adsices per steamer Cambria arrive at Boston
aud now fully due. The Sarah Sands also due New
York Flour held at 81 Corn Meal G2i gooC
red Wheat at 60; small sales Of Corn loo cents
sale OF about 10000 gals Linseed OIL sold private
1900 pigs Lead at S4,371.
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fCoanuNicArKp.
Male Orphnn socieSy.

Mmle Orphan SOclelE.
The FIRST annual meeting tho "Rchmond Male Orphan
Society" held in tho lecture Of the Second Bsp
tsi Church. Monday evening. at O'Clock. The num-
Der Of friends of this laudabe enterprise which the So
ciety 10 engaged who in attendance, highly re-
spectacle but far short Of what due tho occasion
and 10 the usefulness Of tho Society already
On motion OF Mr. Isaac Davenport Major Jesse Snead
was called ~ the Chair. and b. b. Minor appointed Seee
tary.
After prayer by tho Rev. Mr.. Todd OF Kentucky, tho
Annual Report oi the Board Of Managers the Toasu
rers Report, required by the constitution were presented
through the Secretary IA these reports will be
more at large their contents will here he only alluded
The Society has collected Sl,i96 30. Il has under its
care At present destitute orphan boys in whose educa
ton and support IL has disbursed S605 97-loavng ba
lance on hand Of $500 30. The Report OF the Managers
pet forth tho history OF tho Society, its Objects its inpo
lance what they had done in discharge OF the dunes
tgncd ihom, and tho number VI applications which their
limited had compelled them to decline and ear
nosty invoked tho aid OF the whole COMMUNICATIONS
hianhropisis and christans-to cooperate with tho So
tiey IN its municent work.
The adoption a tho Reports moved by the Rev. Mr..
uovsy, In very excellent and appropriate address. lie
was followed by the Rev. Mr. Todd, OF Kentucky MIR Jos
Mayo, aud the Row Mr. kingsOfd who discussed the sub
Jec IN it, various relations and bearings, aud made oil pre-
sent doub inclined to beiriend the destitute and orphan
boys The meeting also addressed by the Rev. James
Bolton. tho Rev MIR. Duva, Col Jno. d. Munford Fleming
james. Esq aud others when motion OF MIR. James,
seconded by the Rev. Mr. Duval the Annual Report
referred to the Board OF Managers with directions
such portions OF published they might deem eIpcdcn,.
Ga motion ol Mr.. VIM sands, the act the
Society was then read aud acceped-upon which the So
cey proceeded to organize itself IN conformity with it-
provisions The existing constitution aud Of tho
Society adopted, and, OF Dr. Bolton. the
following Managers elected for the ensuing year:
ISAAC DAVENPORT, President.
SAMUEL Reeve, LIST vee-President.
WV. ALLISON, I'd do do.
WM. SANDS, Sd do do.
JAs. II. GARpISER, 4ih do. do.
n. u. MINOR, Secretary.
J. j. Fay, Treasurer.
DR.. Albert Snead, VIM b. Harwood,
Fred. Bransiord. Cornelius Crew,
l.. VIM. IA. Gwathmey, Thomas J. Glenn,
Tnos. II. Ellis, III. Brooke Gwathmey,
Richard Whitfield, Joel Ii. Bragg.
On motion of Mr. Is. Bragg Resolved. That the pro-
Seodngs OF the meeting be published in all the papers OF
the city Then motion OF Mr. Reeve, the Society adj
Journed. with the benedcIon by the Rev. Mr. Kingsiord
JESSE SNEAD, Chairman.
Il. b. Minor. Secretary.
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DOGGET Il ANDERSON,

AND urHoI>rERERs,N No. q a. .oyFaxou .,
II AVE Iust received a large and beautiful as
~f n nj of French AMI American faprr nrps. R,,ir
t"rrerern- Venetian ani wndoS
shades fan and colouted Mang. may other srs.. IN
our hne OF busness which have been rrnt ee A.
SUIT te a'r Of iris community We respectfully s,u nom
our rnd. AMI the public grnenny disposed 10 81 on
A. reasonable terms arc AWAY.
pared To attend To line punetuaty ana the
,trieies desire n satisfaction an qO-.i1,,
LASNE'> ENPECTORaNT.-ThsM Medicine IA. abr,
% dy proved itself 10 De been rceonn,-d h. no.
VINO have Evrn 4 ar test IN tins country dsm,nd ~,
increases dny We have Just heart Of important cn ~ A.,
ma ~h'eh ms been effected by hr n.isb,-nv
Town TIE cas- that % female onr time b..p
uf he care oi Ehysican but had rrIf AMI NJ.
ass "a' cons det'd hopeless AZ rvsort pnrch,t
"e OF pt aSne Etee,orln' which to e1perr,,
fey gradually eshsed her cough. rartiy r..to r. a.
We have no hesitation IN pr-p, m 40, OF
Vt 1p o' INC cure q Coughs Cohl Inflenzt Asthma 10.
nmptons &c 10 the most valuable medicine ever ouJ "a 81
Nmteah T'e Ihsrr no quaciery abouh J.ype !. 90.
=" u mot -siui practising Physicians P.nnsytv,ua AL
"h't'Ntf h various t.,tt h.
oosed upon asa srai pubic Ne Jorp
rePairi only ny br D. Jayne, and -od by p. JouNSrIN
Druggist No. ll5 Main Street, Agent me propr.to,
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,Ic BY GAYNoR d WOOD. Druggists.
CHEAP CLOTHlNG!

YtNE subscriber has hard sale large suppy Of
n spring and Summer Clothing, Cnauuia eturri hy
nn-elf erPe sy for his mafkol VII NJ the follow
ow
900 Cl''l' Dress and Froet Goats, from 10 10 s22
800 Tweed Goats all styles qul ties from a2j TO Sc SO
Ef' hapea AMI Croion Coats, all styles from so 10 o.
small supply Of plain AMI plaid Linen Goats
Besilrs euiCrs variety OF blk fancy ssie r., Pant,
Bls ami aucy Satin Vests
We - sl enouf qualities and prices iron, GqI cent. nm
Also complete assortment of Fancy Articles and Shirts
For sae al IA Main street,
ap22 sITAs MERCHANT
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Isy Williams A u.xa,,.

~ "EHFiHI"s a EEhNnII.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS At AUCTION
I'm I'll ESDAl afternoon 9th instant at 4
- oel"ek, on the sha1 Auction thu fot.s.
ING sey tcsabic Do King lots Harr
on mast Of them OUTSIDE he Coorat thru
hi'-s font q fst feet but will DO odd.
smaller siz-
10 f'onins o" Broad Street 40 feet inehe. deep
NO " do do do las
No -, "a 25. street on the Northern aide and
running back $50 feet uchss, \ ~ font aI-y
No ~ 20 S6. fronting clay Souh .I, and run
ming hsck i53 feet inrh.-tn n 10 foot ar.y
NO ~ a. a. fronting Cay the -- running
back 100 feet mel
No -, a. floating Catherine south side ani run
nirE hacs iOt feet 2 inches
ihhhS-oae thd Of the purchase IN.
anee In two equal al. ne
go'ae notes and deeds " property required 10
SECURE IN. er-di payments
We are directed by the say above property
will positively be- sold without limit or reserve
apis WILLIAMS A NAVAL .,s,.
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ny Kent. KcndaII a AIwaIer,
By THE MARSHAL
Of The En.Irr,, ni.,r,.. -. -.

OF the Eastern District OF virginia.
pursuance OF an order made IN vacation by
Judge of Eastern District Of yirrn,, \, Rih
The 9Th day OF April si7 Will be sod at Public Auction 4, m
hfhe" tiaaef Tor cash the Custom ou. city Of Rich
moud, commencing NJ 10 o'coek, :. on WEDNESDAY an.
-sth OF the qeer nonh a confusing day 70 day Until
competed IN following goods wares and merchandise 70 wit
100 eases and boxes sung Of Dry Goods Boot, Shoe a.
- coils and packages of eorilg cloth
20 pieces cotton cloth utbeaehrd 10 do cloth heaeh
Do buek 90 boxes Canies half barrels and paesasrs
ehindEc smA bass Buck Wheat Flodr kinF Gas,c,
Fancy Boxes so Water BucSe, ~ Tubs 1919 en- r. a
ehiiIrns Chairs doz Arm Chairs Wash stanl. a. sebb,-
hiush eass con aiming Glass and China Ware 81 pair sboe
-' pair hfogans kits Fish. merchandise Chain and
Top SAL found on boari the Brig sman vessel ere.t t
sea and brought into h' port b. the Brg Keyug Capt Georr H.
Flanders, and hbsucd savage "
EDMUND CHRISTIAN.
Marshal q. :. 2. D. Va
sale to Be conducted BY KEyr, KESp,tt & Arw.TER
5-dd 49,
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TIuE.-ucly - danRerous-ncglcrt AMI Cough
few weeks, atd the iope OF recovery you
let moi pcuni.'y cnnsdcra deter you y nc TO
lie and health wlue there Cousumptiop H. nm
nualy sweeping OF thousands The bs bsGi
The ssl II Physicians Ike IT, Physician perhaps has ever done
for this lfgc elias, Of suffering humanity Dr w-tar-
An ouuce of preventative . worth pound cure
before become liberated di.case that no human
means ifo early grave season y At once
Medic nr winch has hern NJ such oh
bottle 81 Dr. Wsats InlSam Of Cherry take IT. vet
Hnnthef Necessary, IN have removed
the dstasr tntcy, wleh " neglected terminate your life
Be deceived by quacks. with their aud
buy but the aud original which signed BUTTS
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BY LAST EVENINGS MAIL
New Jersey ,II WING

Tho Township and Borough Elections ihroughou the
central and northern counties Of New Jersey took place
Monday Of last week, aud resulted very strongly favor
OF the Whgs-not merely in the cities and srgsr towns
like Newark Trenton Princeton. New Brunswick, Rshl
way, ElIabehiown. Jersey City. &C., which usually
wing, but IN such Woodbridge, which are usually tho
other way New Jersey IL becoming most reliable Wing
State and Il the Is stopped, Locoiocsm will
ly run out there.-TEtBuNE.