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BOARDING.

~ obtain permanent board can Be accommodated With
pleasant rooms furnished uniurnshed Apply A. SIS
Hou'onst corner Of Crosby-si hrst block from Broad
way. milo lvis'
- OA RD-A gentleman and bis lady and two single gen.
Dtlemen can be pleasantly accommodated IN private
family with board and every comfort desirable
20 make agreeable home Rooms 2dst0ry. Apply al
Wooster st. near Houston stage route milo ST.
ID OARD-Parors and bedrooms on the hrstsod second
ID floor, et with board very desirable for two
small families single gentlemen 10 pleasant location
near Broadway. Inquire A. iOi PrneesL milo 81
BOARD WANTED-Ffom the lst Of May. with an
ID unfDrnshed room, pantry attached. by gentleman
and his wife 10 respectable private family where there
are no boarders Location must be within ten minutes
yak o. the City Hall UneXcsp onsble references given
Address Board Office n The Tribune mt lweod
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Public MeerIns of Colored Citizen. will

take place on ns) Friday evening March TO- Al = 0elOek
the large hall 10 Houston-s doors east OF Broadway
o. notice becominey the death OF Hon. }. - Adams
While We reverentialy bow the decree OF the great
Am calling from among enc whom We loved and re-
vered his final conceive II very hns AID
proper express the grief felt by being deprived
doubt fo good and wise purpose Of the counse
snc aid Of The illustrous j. Adams, whom we sud 81
posteuty regard friend and beneisctor OF man
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sAsOwIeH, c.nsda West, 2l.t February, s4s

purchasing cceptance for S7o given by tue under.
signed w. Bristol Of Detroit or ABOUT the lith OF
July last and PAYABLE fifteen days after date the Ma
ona Bank" of NewYors equivalent has ever been
received for the and consequently will not be paid
mo SITS. A. RANKIN.
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NIX. ROBERT NORRIS, VII N'e Dc NnnlN
wi Concert Il The nerya Rooms on Monday evening,
N,rch Is lsss 90 which occasion be Will BE- assisted ~
ID. Boh.pnan Family snd other talented Performer
suhsen pton Lists now open. 100 ladies' and gentle
men have kindly volunteered 90 - committee of
the disposal Of tickets In their domestic circles 40
mi'sioa - cents. Door, open AZ l-ecmisenee 81 o.
eli MO
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rnsde and 20 give entire satisfaction 10 may be
turned aad the money refunded. With say expenses
Cured. JAMES MCCULLOUGH President,
milo lmDGW lj9 Front 81 cor Maiden. lana.
= n. HARRIS, 40 Exchange place. offers for sale
y. Brown SheetBs. ADD Shirtings, Ia and "a vile y,
various we'll know styles
BIeaehs1 Shrtings and Sheetipgs 81. g. 81 %, lof
H. and 9-8 wide Of various well known styles
300 cases Indigo Blue and White Prints On fine sad
medium cloths. and OF various patterns.
200 css-s indiso Blue Orange and White Printl-Oa
fine and Insd cloths Of various and patterns
100 cases MeIno CassimeTe-. Of various qrsiit-s EN-
bracing all col0rs ami mi Ktures.
Colored Drills ofthe Suffolk ana Stark Mills snufscurs
40 Doeskins, Of different vualities.
90 Csmbnc- DO do
DO Paper Cambries assorted qualities.
White Canton Flannels.
Black ttgilled Nest faddings.
Cation Yarn. low nric.i Print Cloths. 4 Ac. m0t
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c,sss, Ccvsf --NOs Ne o 81 .. a. - ~ ~ ~ ~
a. 81 E A. go al. ,s, A., g.
- - iN< isl So rAgt m Ncs &C. los lcN 'c', l''
!. IL 10
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AUCTION SALES.

JOSIAH RICHARDS Assronssr
Ry g.se-, hisnxEo- 4 rLxTr, ..s.: 20
'''''' ~ gRiDsY ryISIs0. March H.
So 80 Ell ssssa s.s s.a .t.,S .ss ne
NV YORK TRADE SAL,
FRIDAY AFTFRsOON ssl March. a. o'ooes.
Wa To- sIkT fONfRi sas ~hieh snhf.ees iarse spe
sfflefvs orsisnnsHis q ~ 'tse a. s"s'ne '.sey
~ sap Stationery srss..oes u sr,sis.. so sos
l1 gsrrfs. rsF I'D letter ~hts sno biz faIse .ne
fsIn cave ~ FunnrF us'n- sea ma, - n.,,.,..
ra. fap-f hansuss u various saa1i.rs ace ps''-fn'
DIF .CoI.To>, ~ Goa 90 { e,ssU,,sa M aAs.f-
D.. ks1a 80 Sross-.y GotAs HsIi-Hsvtns re-
mofst to 80 s.0ys nsmsd f)ons, nov gre2ned % 70
esgs suss " ctilas, Fsfuissrs DRY Goods Car pete
a hgo'essegns Of s'ssy ssser Ftios ca sossss
OF cor ''''' 10 skssS " s. .is' .'''
A. - oclocs a. The Aaetion Room
FCH~rrsf ~ecnt"~i Faruture, ne effects ~ family
si,ns % hoa.>sseplns sos.srs " .0fss sns zoe ~
Francss rs'ent soia tedsis.ds center tables loOtns
1900. rsfre. sirand5ies Boston roeh-r. "a .. eh.rs
q c CHAMBERLAIN, Assfi6ssss-
my WN nADUEN.-storv, ,prueea-Lib-
IL - .s..sr.. r'.as on Goods consigned for ,r,vss
~ ~ b cole suction Oafdcor sale ssrefrliy a.
tended o. sad respectfully '0eitsd PROMPT fessrs'
msis
"A & KEMP, Assti0nsss.
ID 4. KKuP ssore 81 sros1~sJ, opposite ne rev
lie ~, esrt.l osstioa u bis s.ss Aoos Witch a.
oas,cashy TIE ,ss, sns beet tor the dsposA 81 fsrs'
10 .nry sood 6c - sny 10 the sitywi five pefsonsi
.llsuton u ne dispose - farnitur- 81 private dwein
ADD .tOch q s,ofs .ueti0n tash advances maze 49,
a. 'ri-s pfurptly e.shed
BENJAMIN MOONEY. AaetioBeer
S,uIP CUANDLER'~ sT0Ck.-by EoNAkp
- PaYSON Thi, Day ID O'Clock So Front "a deor
from corner Gouveruep soeh N trsdo u ship chan
er retiring tom bss c1otsinns The usual assortmen
ludns fstufe. 40 For psrueo are see estsiesas "
ACTION -ALE u Finhsvsnue Property WIN
~ FRANKLIN 4 SON will eel al public saction on
"Wednesday. I'd March, 81 the Merchants ftenanHH
ilococs. previously sold al private s.s he vNn
able modern built brick house snd lot o, fvond ~ fiuh
avenue side. between T~elrh and Ihtrtseoh SIS
The ot .SN 9n front and and iiSn deep, Win
rsht Of way Theenth-st The house - esilt IN
The most faithful msun-r, 10 Ia perfect order hes hotsi
fsrrAee Croton water bathing rooms water eoset sns
every other convenience tbs rear OF the lot sos
mortgage Possession will be fivea the sh 81 Apni
Apply % M i.t1.l JOHN L. BUCKLEY, ~ featn
JP MONTGOMERY. Aussonesi
UoOTs AND sHOEs.-sy lNoLhsoLL
DCO-stogs -. PesrLs-OD Wednesday. March -
A. $50 bcots shoes and erosans ss'ss
BE ior the soatheTn Western and city hsds.
Also. msn'. hip and t1ick boots
Also mems calf znd seal boots
Also mems kp and ihick broExns
Also mems hne cAf scw-d boots
Al,o boys calf and sea- boots.
Also boy'.siP snd thick brossps ms
AICTIoN >oTiCE.-Wil Be sold at public suction
n GA THURSDAY the nth OF February at 10 O'clock
h. platform scales and once adjoining Otsndst Marsst
Eas River JOB l.. BLACK, supt Of buiicnH
Office Superintendent Buildings. llth Web ists. IN
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MEcHANIcs' MI.
CHRrsTY's mINsTRELs.

40 BROADWAY. between Gfsrd sud sroons
4 IZstT,sts-OPEN EVERY NIGHT DURING ThE
WEEK. Hgarailelcd NacCts-IWt NrN-rHlkp WktN ~
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IL THOSE .psss aa 0'p s aS'sa a g''s =
avrtNeTCR. VELVET, TAPESTEIE

30 NfNltN f''-NN - f"f-f WV w.
49, T., ~. uniiI Aay .. 81 tho store n
''"'' PErEHsON HUMPHREY,
ros grnis a. rssfst h''' o"fs' ''o'. f'n" A'a'''n
x,uor XtIIKFfAIT AND iADN'- INr-
b''V'f trD pHIsCH ACliOOl. co. fnans t-iiss.
-. 49,. a siwssn NsvssT Place and Gath 81 Fsf
term. eio .equifa Of f'"' ." N'AH'
AriILANp uaLig ths M,9's, '.''.,r -, ~ t.'
g,, lsh rnaJ thsp ofeat afs fslsssisi iu b. made
,s. ~ Tie above is'a Fo si'ess's sa''ess. ~ Rs'l
"'' pAkfp rHAMl Ashi4.a t.ii.
,r 4f.s wssi ripps"Hsa. fsea. rsvrss
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q. TO LET.rhe qpp.r part q ples..o, sog.. e,
SO RoR s.Ik-At Public Auction-A small place
In; s'ots,ainr MATER POWER situated in Somsrs


80 I.UETS WITH STEAW FOWNH TO lot
& suitable for any hind Of machinery sld very suite
hI@ bic Tor Printers. Inquire at 10 s2Iucest
l29 "a w. SENEDICT. .
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q
Ths extensive stock at old Landreth Nurseries, Phil
phis about 10 be disposed Of az public sale, TIE
undersigned Intending to roluguish business Such sn
oppouuiy for obtaining Nursery Products at suction has
never been presented IL America and the attention Of the
trade aud al who wish to decorate their grounds In town
or country, enlarge their green house coecuoIs are
respectfully invited For improving the grounds OF Gem
eteres Churches State and County Offices. etc this sole
will afford uIeqused facilities Catalogues In detail are
in preparation The sale Of the out door articles VIII com
mence on TUESDAY, March 81 and tho plants In pots
on TUESDAY, I'd May Proper aid for safe packing ana
,bipmsnt will be given when required and - thsre viii
be ponsment reservation, persons from distant
poat. may attend the sale without fear OF dsappontmsn
Orders 70 executed at PRvATE SALE will be ressyso
until the above periods and tho usual strict atsntioo
given u LANDh Tin roLlON.
may be proper to state to prevent misspprehenson
that IL is tho nursery business only HE subscriber sn9ut
voted 10 the culture of Seeds. and 10 their sale 81 nn
warehouse 6s Chestnut The Nurseries are offered fof
rent; 10 competent pstson tho Portuny one seldom
presented as with them 90 the good will o. one Of the
oldest snd most successful establishments OF ~ Hind In
the MON II rented the Green house. SASH compne
ing thousand square feet OF eas will be SOLO on the
"a OF Nav Application personally by letter may b
made 70 the subscriber milo ri ID LANDRETH.
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ufe % ann0unce n tle tIItfnf " hf1ltf u u
trrton u rviu vocal ert-ftarent - tn1 Frmse
Acsdemy Friday evening. ths Nrek March me lNh.
Csrds ~ aimson 0 cents t0 he obtained - The ussa
places Doors open ~ hi-c0mmence a. u ocl1ck
choice Prosfarms viii BE- ntrcd uced CON pfsins s-F
.rA new collections Tu- Grant. >0ugst-r. cuutaufrz
~. 49, ms
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Farmers Library and Monthly Journal oil
Agriculture, for March, ISIS.

coxrENrs OF rvs MAken SuMsER.

EurraviHes and Illustrations
The Moving Of Corn win the Seythe Gait OF Oats
The Toothsi Sickle The Smoh edged Sickle The Com
rsoa Reapus Ssythe; The CrAdlsSeythe for Resping
The Hasd S.ubsle Rake; The Forming OF a Stool for a
Sack. the Losding OF Cart with Shesves aud the
Rsiiiiss Of Stack The Lozenge mode Of Roping the
Covering Of stack The Network mode Of Covering and
RoPins 8 STACK. The Border Method Of Covering and
RoTing Corn.Stsok
Ground Ian Of Houses for Vines, sud showing Cross
Walls beneath the borders; Illustrations of Sheep
Hasbsn5ry The Stomsohs Of the Sheep; The lntestines
and M>sentery.
Farmers Library.
s1EFsrSs's Book TIE FARM.-(Continued)
B:eskinsin Young Saddle Horses, (cOncluded.l
sutarn the Season Of frution when the Husbsndmsns
,os are a. iepaid
IS. Pulling Flax and Hemp, and the Hop
80 Rssping Rye, Wheat, Barley, Oats Beans and Peas
Resping Machines, &c
s. Carrying in and Stacking whest, Barley Oats Beans
.od Peas. and the construction Of Care
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J p MONTGOMERY, Aussioneei.
Dot,Ts AND sIOEa.-By J. ID lNoLksoLL
KEAI. ESTATE.


- WANTRD-A suit Of pulors q front Psrlos asS
s another room the 6rs floor, west side Broadway
- preferred (bieccke ct. may do.l above Grand ans
below Eishth.t Address A h Tribune Ohce mlo ~
a. FOR skLE-Th- three story ard basement seuss
~; ~ Acsm'st Brooslyn LOT 30 ITO tsst hopse
40 3 feet inches by 90 feet has IS rocms marble
nantes. front ard back stairs TO second story 'wosoy
piazza the rear metal roof farnsos and hotair nacs
aud d. ia complete repair Price low ana terms &c ooa
the premises, or At 10 Bsekman.st n Y. milo xweod'
- At PRIVATE sALE-Tbe t~ostory erea
y house ana VI lot the south side o;
- 81 about $50 feet Of Fourthsv sirs ~
house ~ BY 81 feet Of lot IS by 100 feet The isass
he. six y-ars 20 run from the lst o. Oetonef ists
ground reot Of SIS per sunum VIII be soa osrssn-
For particulssspply to Al. BLEsCktK' AaeuSnest.
milo lw ~
80 TO LRT-rbe upper part Of pleasant house from
HI lie lst Of May H. Grcenwichst near the hatery'
- between Rector and Morris ss consisting Of me -
cond folr with attic and Basement s@S re., the tmIe
floor with attic and closets soo-to respectshie families
without children, where there are no other ehidror
Apply io ]. BECKER, at X Fransiss, 81 Broadway
milo 2ts
"a FOR sAIk-At Public Auction-A small piece
1 tou Wsstchester Co about four miles wesf OF the
Dep6t at MechsDicsvie, on the Harlem Railroad, sns
nine mile. from Peesss 6ees tue Iste rcsaeass o
90 ACRES of land which there Is saw mill, Win suc-
stantial dam and good supply Of water Also . Isiss
frame building, formerly used asa WOODEN 'setoty
dive linz house lime with the best OF ims-ioss whon
will be old on the 2sth inst beween the hours VI two ana
four P. NJ. Though not more than FL go bid -,
T., saip.of 'sSRTli FT MIi.LER. ferry st NY.or
CHARLE5 MILLER HARRISON milo lweod.
%. FURNISHED HOUSE TO LkT-For elk
III months year-A small 5',ory house 10 Iryios,
MI Ills c. 5. FRANCIS sCo. 252 Broadway.
-ss LOFTS WITH STEAM POwRk To Let
G Suitable for any kind Of machinery, snh very suite
kx@ be Tor Printers. Inquire at 10 sgIueest
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TO COUNTRY mnaonANrs

st,rtr site ss,fra,
nELNN s,,sr
sgrtNc figs sro.N ~ sfsssi A.s.s sss'seiss sss'
~ seA " POO sst tsA,u isis = 49, go
.h.ss.. KANAtN nieen
Ia. ,.p...N,.f q N4in... "a sss tsSss'
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ICE, ICE-lOO tons pure North River Ice for sale By
L MIC Iw l.. w. BRAINARD, IS S0uth.st
berwick MILLS BLEACHED GOODs.-50 ca
ID f9usatonic bleached shiItngs Tor SAFE
by fml0l NEsMlTh co. 50 and 81 Pine-st
XETIDE -HEETINGs.-l1o packages 8 9, -. % ant
w Il. brown and bleached sheetiDgs from NAlthsm,
stark Hamilton Manufacturing Company, for sale BY
milo NEsMllh = ". 0V ana y flhe-st-
billiard TABLE FOR SALE Recently i'm
ID ported from Germany IL Is the best and most beau
fu 70 be found in NswYoTk and would be par-ieu ar
convenient for Club rich hsbtation, or country
house Apply AZ so Nasssusi. in the basement mln 81
NOTCH TO ALL whom II may concern, that Mi
NM. Chambers Is the only person authorized 70 Pur-
chase discharge bills in the and account OF
the firm Of NJ. CHAMBERS y co for the sale and man
ufacture Of Strongs Patent Lampsn &C.
milo stood (Signed,) NJ CHAMBERS co
CAUTION.-Al persons are hereby cautioned not to
u purchase note dated New-Yofk, 7th March, 1913,
psyabe % Edward Dillon for $3.50 signed A McCaskil'
a. no value was received for the and therefore
II Is hereby cancel-d.-sth March, l848. -
milo 81 A MCbAahIbL
I,INE RLEACHED GOODs.-iOo cases Hsmil-
Il tor n Elgel mills, - bleached shirurgs
IS cases ROckins Hope mills ~ beaehed shtings
so case 3 Dover & American mills - IN. 90
o. eases Uxbriogo mills and ~
100 cases Waltham L Dorchester 81 10.
For sale by lmlOl NEsMlTH co ~ AID q Pine =.
tan
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THE FAT STEER HENRY CLAY.

rIIHE Citsons of New-Yofk and vicinity respect
folly informed that The aboyeHa Steer, I've years
ed fatfened BY Mr. Thoma. Bell, OF Morrissns West
hs.tr County snd for which no received tho hrst pre-
MUM Al The lat State Fair, and also a. tho annual City
Yair tosether with very superior iieer admitted BY
dg.. o be the finest offered Tor sale Ia this city
fsftrn.d BY mr Abraham burton, Of Chestnut Ridge,
Dn,eb..s COUNTY Also. three very superior she-p,
.nss with the Steer aud which also feoe vsd The hfst
,,.rur al The City Far All " Tho above named having
BEEN slaughtered, can b sen at Is5 hsfdss. sa,,l
.rtse5h., No CAfhafine Market and eHposrd for sale
on Saturday March o, v,ut,u q. r-,t.-.t.. No.,
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~ Fbrf,i 60 i.saies s.a iis-til'~s- - ~. .ssi
s, - ii,sa.. 81 lsi~asA ws-s'r risr-.-a ri.i't %
w., t....s a. ia4ai.s rsis-asiT Hf ~ "-i- - r-i
as sisw rLH
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NINE RLEACHED GOODS

NIRTaI. ROOFING.-P SUMNER, l69 Green ~iot
wi street near Cortisndst y. YMstAl roofing II ~
rnordnary low prices esdeTs cutters &C on equally al
vsntageoBs Also roofs, rutters iead'fs &C 70
paiIed the shortest notice Also on hand Ena raas "a
order his Justly eel DRAFTED chimney tops which eeiJ
competition. Also. Of al descriptions copper zinc
sud iron made 10 order and ready iOs spnnf ads
M
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NV eoot lND sNoE kNroalN u.

s>o ~ A>N-sr. eFkENcH a SHAW 70.
H.ysslfslls tnsiis tss siteHNen ~ she eSea ann
So. ..asgss saniipsAlr g. thst extensive sss1ft'
al ..sst I'd .sass Fise pisss n'sss sai usisess.
j., .ssa N.aik. nesls 49, shses, r,aea'sssated 81
,i, h, ~ issillf. Ast s.t.ssi IN fesFssf
. 49, ...iss.sll.A l.aie. osists. rssAias saa str
-. "a ssres,.s 4ssis, Na.saaslr 90 a.sa a,9 SUE
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Tho rooms Of the Academy ready for tho lecep
ton Of Works FOR the Twenty-thrd Annual Exhibition
which will BE- opened on the lst OF April
msdt2pi.. JNO. O. CHAPMAN, Sec y. " A. ID.
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crxctlr CoVxr-B Before Judge Edwards-The trial on
,slSu sssnst Of the Kings County insurance Com
r.rys fcr less BY FIRE was continued yesterday.
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l - ,l.~, ,.anssst.fss afss Zoe sale ...fsi
t,,.f. .,... -na tia lowest mssis' r.isss is'ea
isanf - Tfa sHa 'fs"siHs "'a ls'as s"a '"eH
.L.f. b. ..ins. a.i tfsrais Arrir a.
-tf 80 hhArfrn ai. ra.,t.s
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noN,r REAp rUIS

Bat a. ,ud tell the whole World that
ARCHrk'S SPRING STYLE or HATS FOR iss
IN ALrO0FrhEk SURPRISES snythins ia ;hs nat
I'LL nns Ia Newly Let every one In need Of els
ssnt and .efyicesbis hat call a. sna u
Aohefs beat They ~ had hl and hs attentive CLERKS
agreeable thai ID wil 30 considered laNaty 60 trade
With him ISAAC n ARCHER,
nt tnt.s 80 t}resnwieh % ~ Y
81 VAIL FAsuIO>--hArsi hArs Pan,
kl mplesAin bats al s.. equal 60 +hse 50 ~ staeis
- asa slssaRi atrss hats a y - aad ,. - 'ave
srf To- stss sad anish aHY places A. - nee1
hatssie 8. 4EoR0E Z a BROWN. 4" Ssssis@
an ECONOMY AND FASHIONS ''ss Fais'",
IIl tsls uasatp.sssd ~ aAy es eeaaiY aasAs'y A"a
shs.rss.s The sasssfltsf insiiss ia'fss"sa "''''e
Fafshasins s.svesss N's'r A'i'.e s@s'sA''o" ~ s''
'.,.t,..,.s fs,f a.si,.t " Arl,lo00. he e.aa II
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-06-10
From the PHILADELPHIA Ledger,

THE PoLrrcAL MOVEMENTS IN OUR crrY-Politics ragged
ercely yesterday throughout the city The whig
assembled and the opening OF the doors there
rush for places, which were soon filled Those who
could get inside remained out, to discuss with
heat the merits Of the candidates. The convention organ
temporarily by appointing John A. Collier, esq of
New York. the President. In the afternoon, the
venton regularly and permanently organized by the
appointment Governor Morehead OF North Carolina,
President 1t then adjourned till this morning. when
the nominations will be made and the balotng begins.
The excitement grows intense and interesting the
nearer the body comes to decision.
While these proceedings going at the Museum
Building, another of excitement witnessed in
ependence Square, where General Cass receiving
the congratulations and compliments of the democracy
Notwithstanding the numbers that called the night pre-
Joness Hotel thousands of democrats assembled in
the square, and such Of shaking hands ensued
painfully comca Senator Cas- stood with his back
against tree the perspation standing in large drops
upon his face, which red with the exerton. BY his
side stood the venerable Senator Benton smiling afaby
and benignantly upon every indvidua and bowling
each person whose hand he took Senator Houstons tall
person walking about the yard, surrounded by
group curious spectators, anxious him they
grasp his hand. From the window above, of the
district court peered the white head of Vice President
Dallas, as, with legal friends he contemplated the
singular below. This lasted for two hours
when General Cass retired, and in the afternoon he
took hi. departure for Trenton, attended by mmense
crowd the wharf, part of which up the in the
boat with him His visit during his stay elected the ut
degree Of enthusiasm from the democrac and we
have seldom them moved by any event Every
he made called forth crowds and huzzas by
the time he Left the party had worked themselves into
considerable fever of excitement
The of the two great parties have engrossed
much OF public attention, that scarcely known
that another national political convention session in our
city this time. This is the industrial Congress- body
OF about hundred members, sitting in Wilbur Fisk
Hall, discussing the rights of labor To-day takes up
for Vice President of the United
States, 10 upon its own ticket
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS
L Al AUCTION. BY ORDER OF THE COURT
On Thursday the 18th june shall SELL premises
by order OF the Orphans Court and ratified by the Circuit
Court OF the District of Columbia for Washington county,
the following described property, belonging
James Douglas, deceased, viz,
Lots Nos g. s. and in square No. $50 situated at the
of lth north and q west containing
49, square feet and will be subdvlded purcha
square feet situated the island, fronting south
tween "A and 9Th The sale will take place
the first named property at O'Clock and the second
ma med att O'Clock, p.
Terms of sale fourth cash balance in three equal
instaments of six twelve and eighteen months the pur
chaser purchasers giving satisfactorily endorsed
bearing interest day of SALE The trustee the
right resell the property the risk and Of the first
purchaser by giving three days notice OF the resale the
terms be not complied with.
WIN. G. GORSUCH, Administrator.
A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
June l-eodxds
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nIARSHAL'S SALE.

TN virtue Of of facds issued from the clerks
office of the Circuit Court of the District of Columbia for
the county of Washington, and TO drected shall ex-
pose public sae for cash, Saturday. the 2h OF June
next the front of the House door of said county,
IL o'clock, M following property Wis Lot OF ground
distinguished the Plan of Washington City as lot No T.
square No. Sl7 and bounded follows Beginning al
the of 4h south and Capitol street east and
running due line with said Capitol street east Is
east thence due width of IL feet to the
OF said lot and about 100 feet Deep having and hall
story frame dwelling thereon, seized and levied upon
the property of Columbus Harrison, and sold to satisfy
udcals No. 66 March term, l8ts favor Of Balaan
Burch. ALEXANDER HUNTER,
Marshal Of the District Of Columbia
May A-du