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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-03

Roam oy N)addy-his HONOR
49, v.vor e the Chair AID McEiraih from me ON,
u,.t,-r exported be favor o. paying s'' -. a.
re.urn sls0 tL. 90 The County CLERK OF s-'-''
ans one or two small bills Adopted III. ,,,,r
C-gasrs BM-Ad MrE rsth siso repor's' ,H -
~ paving TIE hi ~ the Coroner referred - N y, :.
,,iffee amounting for the qusrter -nins jun ~
oat en- A,,,-.t tts ,a hereafter b. limited. sareeN
6iv a. fsa n : Ia esrh Amer debate tne ir'
u,ends,,sn o. pay the biz adopted but the Ies'u
ton a. T. tur,ir,. bills laid upon the table
s,--,-, Curt Rl--1s-Ai Franklin, from ne I'm.
ri,, rrp-td n favor - f'tiug up nuuioer o. rooms
nov occupied BIZ t-a Ws'er C0mmisso uer Cofp'fAlo"
Auo-uey Sir Valentine Clerk ~ m B1'rd ana o'..s
10 the center portion Of TIE loug building n TIE -
FIR ia u.- IL he supreme Court gvinE scconlo1N'
ton N the ocs. named IN the msin building and pay
ing Mr. Val.u:ire az equivalent Tor rent Adopted ~
oiI OF Richard Narooney FOR services Il me hAl'
Of Justice. s2l2 Vss reeonmenaed y Al O'o'--'
from the Com ni,tes. 10 bs paid -Afopiei go,
oil Of stephen Hu,stis So o. for taxing care o. me
Court q Sessions siso ordered 70 be paid
some petitions srt bills were received and referred
ISQuGsrs The Coroner held al inquest yester.
asy A. - TO Six'hsvsnu- &C the 5osy % eaid IS
m, nths Old nanad keziah Am Wsir0n who accident
a. i~ down ct u steps IN ne rear OF he NOUS
Into sketie of h1t Haier and wss thereby - rad
iv scaled hat 70 de3 sunday nsht Verdict accord
sv. The Coroner n-.d An inquest also ca the oody
90 Thomas F.-m = cook o. board scnooner 9gioo-iHs
IL VI Ferrfrsn. Who was found trlwuei ia ire nucA
a, the foot OF Psrrys. where tire vessel IN qufsrsn Was
lVins the time About hour before b. vs. missed
he wa. observed be somewhat under he influence u
iouor and is supposed % have fSen overPosrd Yer
dlci-5eath by drowning
COURT oF SEssf0Ns-Ihere are on the ca4endar
for tia during this term. 81 cases as follows Grand
larceny 49, attempt a. grand larceny burglary ? forge
rspe 3 attempt strape dis0r1ery houses ''-ooing
shsndannent efnbe II 'enant . peu srceny :, con
ceaed win intent % si-al l. 5astardy indicted II
David Cr1thers imp ea1ed with Justin Tuner Edwin II
Smith and Henry Petit indicted fer the commission Of
rape on the person OF Mary Gives, the lst day Of
July put upon trial Before the trial was conclud-
Cd The Court 40 burned unit. this morning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-03

BzEAKTS The CANAr~-A serious and somewhat
extensive break place upon the wor OF the Della
va sad Hu1son- Canal Company last week. About
200 feet Of the Canal gave way tie Consequence Of
which has been TIE Suspension Of navigation Tor
DAYS past We are informed, however that the breach
ass bss1 repaired, ard that boats trs assa running
IHonssdsls Hsrsld.
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s~puv,,Z Cor-gr-fu Z = IN b q rs-BeiOre Judge
srond,-Babecs Corpus -Nr. john J. y Hcsi1reG
h.ytug been arrested days since oy the Coroner
on the commitment ssued bg liege Ulshoerrr On me
-tiss warrant sued By NJ Ia1sh on behalf OF Nf
C.udius D0ri was taken before Judge EdmOnds on
haoeas CORPUS and exceptions n 1de ~ the
I, bring ccntended that the wording particularly 10 re-
freuc ID the use OF the word Instead Of and render
ed the commitment rugaiory7 sd he Judge was oouno
T. discharge him. The snent was placed 10 tao sPss1
custody OF the Coroner and sgsD brought up Yesterday
and Argument heard. Ar B.gn, for tue sheriff contno
ing that the wording renders the ATTN nj roia WINE
Mr. Jud.h aud his associate argsd hat tue ooseuo
were merely technical that Judge OisnOenet us'lus
.,.ted that ths charges on Vhir5 tue commitment "s
os.af rr .uostsn,ated Ess rcient snd ihal q
tn commitment a. whole it,s v=io and DnoNs Inc
Ius, ~ x tine In Wbica - Asm'ne tae SUBJECT Ahd
NJ a. va assia remanted u fi custody Oh nS Oofoner
M.HrSx CoUar-Before Judge 'suHn-Archt'Gtd
So, n "a J9seDh Cgfsr ACTON On covenant Tor
s.f.rc ~ rept Of No 31y " oEingoa-ss lac defence
. th landlord authorized certain repairs 70 De done
h,b .nonntsd % SIS and that At the cad Of the guar
- - 80, handed - TIE agent OF the landlord 500
.,s N. 81 for repairs making the smount due that
5 an, Kept the 500 but would not allow Tor the re-
-. .od refused y gve osek TIE lOU as landlord
hrrr, action 70 recover the t-S unpaid. not aeknoT
nz the tn for repairs and also damages Tor the ten,
ant skiDz a1erturss i1r fixtures ior eerAn "aIer ana
taxing tie ssii fixtures away again. lne bcuft con
.f.rei ira. tenant had right % make necessary TX
tur-s tor hs comfort and them away again pro
yfef b. dt rot uure the house, and refused 10 so@
claims for dsuag-s "a D the balance OK rent Orse
be placed agsinsi the esse Judgment tor plain
~ as -For plainua Sir. Tomlinson Tor defendant
Mr. Hlltou.
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SrEAN SgoP BURAr--The machine shop Of the
Nsshus Mechanics Mtnufscturers' Association
burnt 20 ihs zrouni before light Saturday morning
itnsifFrs FOL -fHrk ~ss -sV Inf IHssss 10
ran D. hast eslculsej aud thu Insurance fol
lows; Inc boiIdirs with its engua sId fixtures
huit At cost ~ about - 5OO-nsured 5000 Hart
ford Daniel Fox aud Sysss. ruachisisus. loss IN
ehnery. &c. from $4,000 10 slooC-no insurance Al
ford Fisher. sssh. door and blind msrufscurer les
s2Qo0-insurei 500 IN the Ro~d.fch osee salem and
$50 In The New Er gland Cice. Conc lrd Edwin Caase
loss 81 5o)-insursi 8 100. Aaron Haywood pencil
manufacture. loss 81 Soi,-no insursrc. : " Abbott
cabinet shop loss SCo-insn<sd 500 In the Bo~ditch
Office Saem John . kmbsn, loss S-0O-insurei
$500. believed 10 New Engsnd Office Concord Thomas
Tolman IN palm leaf slQO-no Insurance. George
Allen. machinery stored-Eo Insurance. A good many
OF tho men employed. suffered considerable los, in
tools. Nashua Triesrspa
SHOT HIS WIFE BY MlsrAKE-Dr b. Pierce.
OF Troy Ia shot his wifs by mistake the evening Il
,hs pa inst Nstakins her tog rotber breaking n'o
the house he seized bis gun sni n'rd The whole charge
OF she, cner-i Der breast and she e cesi the Door
~ Ths~ Nashua Telegraph says thst Mr. Benz
7 per. ot ttEt town. Supposed q be- he Mr. Pep
per who wss istey roobei OF g 20 Ia Illinois snd
came pretty Tear getting killed.
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Kxuucxy. Hon RICHARD FRENCH is the Lo
90 Foo candidate for Congress In the Fleming
District Kentucky. vice Thomas ThrooP deceased
Jadge French has been in Congress, and Is person
ally one ii the strongest men in the State
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Dr. BLAKEnAN's PEcroRAL MIXTURE -tor astonsh'
lng cures OF copsampton, colds, coughs hoarscne''
sore throat and every affection OF tho liver and anss
effected through the use OF Dr. Blskemans Pec'ors
Mixture read advertisement end certificates OF the nrst
respectfully on another page headed No uDmeue
yl5 1hSDucw'
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~ The Telegraph yesterday afternoon an
noaoceo The srrva Of the Southern Mail 81 Richmond
Nth Me- Orleans papers OF the Goth ult bu, they con
ssiDed a news Of importance.
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GOVERNMENT SLAvks-Key Uesf. July 20, s47.
-Goverument has slaves in employ the public works
al rorturas frw days sines SIX OF them took small
schooner tender and beat and started was supposed
for The Bahamas When about 70 miles iron h-re 10 the
Eastward they being short OF arsr landed Msscsm
be. aud captured BY Of our wreckng vessel
crews and ercsgh, 10 tss pert Have eeea hessc for
salvage tcor. Gem Adv.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-03

RETURN OF MIssIosAEIEs.-Am0ng the passeB-
gers iu the Switzerland Boston from Liverpool are
Mr. Amos ABBOTT wife and ave children. Of Andover-
M A. has been oE The lsss .hIssen yssn Missionary
% Bombay.
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ILLUSTRATED BmLK-We have received Part
81 of Fle,ehsrs Devotional Family Bible The illusirs-
trstlOn 10 this number The Golden Gate. Jerusalem
George Virtue, 70 Johnst IS cent. per number.
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FIVE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
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~ The Administration or Free Trade candi'
dates for the representation Of South Lancashire are
wm Brown, Of the house OF Bro~n' shipsy GO,
Liverpool Charles P. Vulsr'. brother OF shs LORD
Lissssnans Of irsisn1
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q Y Our EteaiAg Edition. To Day will contain
a careful and fan digest Of the European news
brought by the Hibernia made up from oar letters
scirculars and nles Of foreign journals, which we e1
~pect to receive by this morning. mail from Boston
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FROM FORr LEAyENwoRrH Two priya.es Of
Capt Barnes company. Illinois volunteers came do WI
the steamer AmI sntn lssi evening They wers dis
charged Oo account OF III health. From them We lesrp
TIA, mxny deaths have occurred al the Fort TIE prevail
ing disesse being messes There werv but thre- com,
paaies OF the illinois regiment al the Fort when they
IN and these were % hsve day After their
departure Tue msssles bad pretty well AoA,ed before
the troops left the Eort ~ Louis New Era. 2iih.
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gY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
Things In Philadelphia.
CorrespOudence Of The Tribune

Correspondence Of The Tribune.
PHrLADELPHIA. Aug ;, 1877.
Since nv last hsve taken short trip INTO
ya.t.-n Jersey The crops already cut are sood SId
the Corn looks remarkably toe promising more HSA ~
.s,.,s Weld The .ats rains have done much ioF ire
country and nothing now Is to b feared but nea'J
winds WI .ch may PROSTATE the corn. .
Our nnsrkst has been unsettled y me sc -, -
81. 80 40 ,.a iy sur,nrf4i Ss'ss 20 ools western
For a. 80 bu, Pennsy wanna u held without ouygrs Al
Is Is S.as I'D g 300 bushels SOaihefn SUI o--
sy.ysuia Red " beat At % SAFES ieno" -. o..
cer,. Nothing drirg Ia Meal or Rye Four SS's os''
At ~ cent? sni WHISKY a. = cents in eo o1he' ANU
c.es without movement - -, 81. .
on Saturday light gang OF ro" 'ie' sun.! =. ~
market people in Noysmeusng BY their outs
IN. Clerk Of the Market Mr. John Gamble. nearly ~
years Of age rernorsrsct whereof they knccAea nun
down He rose went g. bis house near uy snl t'i "'s
son who repaired with him 10 the spot laere a-1'
ersusd 5stweca the son and man named C0chrsh' 40
which the sttcr seized butcher knife from s% Hhu
aimed blow with it az the son which struck me lA.I1'
ud,cung desperate wound 70 the stomach seven o,
eight inches Ia length. The knife struck no and
glanced the stab must have proved ists 40 - zoe
aged sufferer is In critical state and u - teared max
hs age will the stab to produce dss'h C"eh,sn
was ater~ard arrested but escaped through me sia
a comrsde named DornscH. who was captured ana
The .chr II. G King. from the City OF 81 Domingo
bound for your port has put into the Cspes OF DeA"%e
There was rather more animation 6, tho stock Board
to-day Penn s. improved from the prosperous conal
ton Of ths state fusnces. $1,000.
FRI Board and Afer-lOO0 : Tres Notes. . 2 D Ill.,
ecu Texas 7 notes Il c 4 Amboy ~ itOV fiIt'o
o.. o. 3d. LOCO L : s. 50 coupons ~ l rem n'uA
3l3 SO T. Bk a. 5000 : 6s. SO Is tiem Z copper
n 5000 Pi,,sg o. o. b5 80 5000 L os' q. : Gay
900 do IS and 5000 de. lOtl 10000 Penn Is G 81.
Second Board and daert 30 Ststeo Sol - ",Sts'
s. l3i 5000 state So sOi. 500 ; Treas, 20 lUoi
iooOi' S. SO lost 1000 do 6s o. l06t 5Ou0 hesd'
ing B,ud, 6's 5ds III: Union &. A. : y bk iSo'
1000 state S. sQi. 1000 do. SCI, Farm Mech b.
81. 1000 L : 6s o. 1901.
BALrIuoRE. August 81 r NJ;
The markets are entirely unsettled, first by the
srriv, of Inc Washington last week and by the Iee.
graphite announcement this morning by me Sfr'V" VI
the fliosrnia
PirrsBuRGIL Aug 2-l2 NJ
Flour IS held at : o. for new, but there are no
sale. in consequsnco 1t the foreign news which We are
every moment xpecng Grain Is in very light receipt
and prices fairly maintained with but few sales Wheat
il worm IS tor white and Corn 37i for yellow. There
mas been more frmnsss in Provisions. but buyers are
not Tree AS the shipping demand AZ this season IS u
mi,ed Sales Whisky At 81, 10 2li cis. in barrels.
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II TIE French steamer Pathological. from
cbersog arrived iss night she sailed on the 18th ult
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STATE OF THE MARKETS.
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ARRIVAL OF THE HIBERNIA.
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sASDs's SARsAPARILLA-Lo's e sppette. Indigestion
dyspepst heartburn gsss Inflammation Of The s'om-
ach all proceed FROM the caus, being AZ unnealhy
gastric Juice and bile The calvary glands no
longer fonh healthy dow and The liver issues aerd
bile 1heu follows scdi,y II the aonsch. eruol.ion Of
Nui distress ANer ealing oppression OF he pTcofds,
headache aLd lremllous sensations snd variety
Of other peculiar feelings known only 10 tie sufferer For
these and kindred d.eues remedy has da"ned up.
on lhs world. having Tor 10 object tho relief OF suffering
hons lny. ssads's sarsaparia, an entirely vegeiabe
position, Il Ia ito peculiar, entering into iho
circulation shos coming In contact with he germ or eause
ofdsoase aud dsoacing unhealthy secreons BY extend
nights influence every part Of the body causing geoe-
raj reaction when health succeeds debility aud disease,
and speedy restoration l. asciod.
Prepared aud sold wholesale and retail ~ A. n. ID
SANDS Wholesale Druggists, TOO Fulton-s, eorn.r Of
Wllilsn-sL rs Broadway and II Fast broai~AJ New
YOrE sold slso by Dfuggiss generally hroughou, ne
United States Price ~ bottle ~ sis bottles TOR 20
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Doors sHoEs AND CATERS At JoNs'''. Anu-sl' o'"
the Museum you viii ind Boots only - ~ such 80 are
usually sold Tor s. ane French ca Beol'" only - -
ususly s. ant 81 Caters equally low los c''h oof
Plea,e { all aud examine. Doi pA
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- Democrailc W hig General Committee.-
A R-gulSr mestieg Of ihs C1muius- Will te told on
TUESDAY evsniag August 3, a. O'Clock q; Tho Broad
way House BY cgcer.
PHILLIPS PEUSlx, Chairman.
ABRAHAM T. LAW2ESCE, Vice Chm.
w L sn.spLos Secretaries San
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~ Do you dress o.sutfy, snd make your hsf
s0f and fine Read I, Henry y. C0ll-n lse barber 90
board slsamboai South Amercs do certify tba, Jones
Coral Hair Restorative 10 the beat article eYef used ir
dressing sofsniog cleansing aud keepinx mo hAf long
lime son clean sky. darn sld 10 order al my customers
preferred It 10 anything ese. Sold Ia Ne" orr a. me
4 shilllng, ly3l 2e)d
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-.~cuyxroR rHB TRIBUNE

svelEcTRIc TELEGRAPH.
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~ Country dealers b~as mind hat the original and
only 0oura1ds Italian Nedicaied soap FOR the cure OF
tan pinpls rscaes, worms 10 -s skln slO~ness. RED
ard The whole host Of clsDsOus disorder. u TO 30
hsd ouly At Dr. FELIX G0UaAUDs sole deool, 81 Wsk1f
step from tho n Broadway, where nay
had his Liquid Vegeiabls Rouge. LILY White Hair Dye
and Other celebrated toilet preparations Remember ms
place 81 Wsksrsi Or you Will be cheated ~ numerous
eounlerfslts arc abroad more especially In consndst
~
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Dissolution Of Parliament
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PROSPECTS OF a GOOD HARVEST.
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s,,cuT aDvANCEIN COTTON.
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FARTHER DECLINE IN BREADsTUrrs.
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Bnslness Notices.

- Those who choose a. this season 10 apply tho
Power of the Press 20 business Of any kidd depending
upon the custom the people 81 this or other siaes OF
the lnion. are again respectfully reminded OF the
Agency Of PALMER. who Is now daily receiving
and forwarding advertisements 10 the best papers Of 'as
country for which be Is the Agent
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MADAM YOUR FAcg Looks FsiGHTFCL.--lti IT, see. he
daubef with prepared chsk ~hy don't you that which
would give your fare fine naura, snowy, f-lse while
ness snd prove yosr skin Such Ia JoDess span IN
Lily " bite. IL 10 hne vegetable preparation Try II
once ladies' aus 2eod
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ARRIVAL OF THE MACEDONIAN
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BALrIMoRE August 81 7. Nj.
The markets are entirely unsettled mrs, oy tno
grsph,c announcement this morning by the arrival OF
the n Hernia.
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Portugal.

In Portugal al was quiet. Iee ls'efeVoiationar!
iuo,a hsd i.soed a oroclsmation announcing 70 ths
nation the surrender OF It's powers.
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II The gentleman who Castle Garden, last night.
gustef every him win bis hOrd, sginsng pu
ird bre-ih is begged TO buy shilling box ~ Jonsss
Amber Tooth Psste. That viii give h.s breath swee,
odor and make HE teeth psarly beautifully white. sod
only al a. ChAthaust Pric. or sbillngs aus Aeod
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From he Boston Evening Traveller, January o, 1917.
re- II perhaps bu, act of justice TO the poprsio
ofWisaSs Bassm Of wild Cherry Tor US to say that cur
personal experience Ia The ofths article hiss I'm pressed
ayorsby One Of the proprelors OF The Traveller
entirely cured ofs cough Of four months con-
nusnce by the OF his Balsan; AMI several ofour
friends snd Acquaintance who have tried tho article, have
found OF great service Ia relieving hem ofsevee coughs
ard shoune,s Of breathing, with which they had been
afflicted mr Seth w. Fowls, l3s Wsshng1on-st Is The
General Agent
Be deceived remember lhst spurious imistions and
other preparations ofWid Cherry sbound throughout he
land but Il 10 Dr. Wisiars that has performed fOmsny
thousand wonderful cures therefore buy other bus tho
genuine, original BALKAN ofWid Cherry signed l. Butts
tho wrapper.
None genuine, uness signed l. BUTTS on The wrapper
For sale by A. B. d. SANDS, Druggists 100 Futon-st.
corner Of William agents or This city, also 273 Broad
way. and II Ea., Broadgay and by Dulgiss generally
thrOu ghOut the United slat.s Beware Of cVunterfriu
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Medical Department.

The government is paying attention to the quail
cations of those who called into the service of our
army and navy. The Military Academy at West Point
has the seeds of military instruction in the land,
and of its fruits have been seen in many of the
distinguished officers whom the present war has brought
into notice; whilst the Naval Academy at Annapolis for
the education OF naval officers raising the standard of
qualification in that Of the service We have not
vel carried the proper point, prosecuted with suf
ceni zeal, the apprentice system for the multiplication
and training OF seamen; but the importance of this sub
ect will hereafter attract 10 il the attention which de-
serves.
Among the boards which employed for testing the
qualifications OF officers, is the Army Medical Board
This was recently convened the city OF New York. for
the examination of applicants for appointment, the
medical staff OF the regular army ltaaouned on the 25th
ult; and of the many candidates who examined,
the following found qualified for appointment, and
accordingly approved
Nicholas l.. Campbell, New York
Samuel l.. Barbour Georgia
George Edward Cooper. Pennsylvania
Ebenezer Swift, Ohio.
John S Battee, Maryland
Glover Perrin, Ohio
p G. Suyvesan, Ten Brock. New York
John Campbell, New York
John +. Summers, Virginia
Charles n Smith, Virginia
Washington M. Ryer, New York
Surgeon John b. Wells was also examined for promo.
ton to that grade, and fully approved by the
board.
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something NOR. precious thnn gold.

TINE superior ambitious pills in the market,
J. and which creating much excitement, and
80 greedly swallowed by the bilious, DIR. Charles A.
Van Zandts anti. bilious health restorative pills
They safely and certainly, without preventing the
patient from attending his business and the only
remedy for 5lsusnoss and all its attending plaques,
placed before the people They open the pores, cleanse
The stomach restore the hillary ducts to health operation
and perform miracles in the way OF preserving health, and
preventing the spread OF dangerous maladies. This nva
liable medicine viii also correct depraved appetite,
strengthen the nerves, other debiliied part of the
system, remove those dull headaches which Fremont
tory liver complaints and generally accomplish what it
takes dozens of other medicines to do.
Sold by Wyatt ~ keohum, III Fulton street, New York.
general agents; andby CHARLES STOTT,
June i3-3nos. Washington, ID. @.
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One the Valuable Residences In the City for
nj PnbIlc Auction.

DY virtue ola deed of trust executed the 10th day Of
ID March, 1874, duly recorded in Lber w. b.. No lO7,
foos 100 1872, OF the land records of the county of
Washington, in the District of Columbia, the subscriber
will offer sale, public auction, the premises
Thursday the st day ofJuy next ensuing, at o'clock,
M those valuable lots in square No. 1856, fronting on the
Presidents square and Connecticut numbers D. b.
g. 10, H. and IL, as laid off in subdivision of said
square by the late Samuel Davidson. The Improvements
OF very fine hreestoy brick dwelling with large
back building fine stables carnage-houses, and other
buildings, making the establishments 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 OF sale One fourth of the purchase money
to be paid hand and the residue in twelve eighteen
and tsVenyIonr months the purchaser Or purchasers to
rive with approved endorses bearing interest from
the oay OF sale, and a deed the property
the payment of said notes. and on full payment OF all
purchase money with all interest and thereon the
trustee will convey the purchasers all the right and title
given in the aforesaid deed.
The the right of reseling for cash.
credit he may deem proper, ON ten days notice,
failure the the purchasers to comply with the aore-
said terms of sale. BY order of the trustee,
June S--eod2jJunedtsit r. w. DYER, Auctioneer.