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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-29

CAST OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE--LADiTS AND
u gentlemen having suIornlous dispose o. suc
wearing apparel ignilur &c obtain fair cash PROC r
tie sending for the subscriber through the
otherwise, who will attend their residences LFvENSTY
$50 broadway, up Ladies attended to by Mrs L..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-29

OANV2hDs MAMMOTH PANORakA or TIE sigslS-
- pii RIVER Painted three niirs Of
isrEst pairttbs ~ ls ~urc TIE FanoraBa 6uia,as
t,sVah~ay hnoarS "itI9 uarucn
days esoelsdl .iisrOa 81 cddren ha price The
nofsnA w copiqleae moving At = 70 O'Clock ptosay An
noon ozin1rrh OF NcdaeAd.y ard Saturday o'elnos
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-29

So uIZ0T LAUGHED IMMODERATEIY" THE DAY BIZ
~ fore he ielhe Broadway lailors do the my
ysrement& Their day. PERHAPS will be accelerated ttoy
tud out that sell Casino Coats S real Drap
Etc at 81 to ST. Tweed at So Merno So Skeleton s.
ST. White Vest Satin doand make French Cloth Coat
for SIC; very finest $50 am O. T. CLARKE l3
" lillian street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-29
nv ALNUT STREET THEATRE PILL ADEIpuIA-RENI.

W Mt OF Mrs Ihayer-Mr Collins will perform in pieces be-
positively his last appearance this season-Monday,
Will be performed the WRONG PASSENGER MoC arthy
Mr. Collins Sally Mira Thayer After which, TEDDY THE Ti
LER-Teddy with the Of Widow Machree) Collins,
Lord panderord Mr. aBeckett Lady Dundere Mrs Thayer
Orie Mrs Rogers To conclude with. for
years, THE INvNCIBLES. Tues day Mr. Wbea ey's be-
neh when will be produced THE ENCHANTRESS with all its
origin nanbn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-29

DOIISH NIGHTINGALE THE POLES RESIDING IN
New York and in its vicinity requested to meet in Saks
peare Hotel of William and Duane streets the 3O
instant Mt o'clock, T. NJ, for very important business
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-29

rHNUE SALE OF SHAKERS HERBS AND EXTRACTS 30.
auic Medicines Garden Seeds Selves Bolt cloths.
aud sundres undr the fore oure chatel mortgage
place 90 No 70 John Tuesday, the 3th r. C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-29
no PAWNDROKERs AND JEWEILERs-s25 REwARD


d Sn REWARD.-STOIEN FROM THE STORE OF THE
RCO subscriber Kcyport, N j. Saturday night the
2h ut ae quantity Of boots aud shoes consisting Of gents
calf boots cloth vnd prune CATERS ladies' CATERS
aud half cutters slippers buskns &c. pair boots had the
Cnpt John T. Walng i. the back lining and
footed boots They took barrel with the of oop
Diamond marked It. Tie above reward win he paid for The
property Of the thief SO for
either the property thief Keyport. Nay * 1873 ELIJAH
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-29

ITO SPIRIT DEALERS, ETC-A YOUNG MAN RECENT
y from England is DESTROYS of situation in such u
who perfectly acquainted with department relative
thereto and willing render himself useful in every depart
ment Address "FITZ" office of this paper.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-29

DARK AND BOWERY Observation-Disclosures AND GEN.
temen Of acknowledged talent and responsibility in the pro
eSJon, wishing the above establishments
apply by letter (post lad) to MR. W CORBYN
4 Barclay street, New York. THOMAS s. HAMBLIN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-29

& E0O WANTED. EMPLOYMENT IN SOME LIGHT
RCOO. business by of industrious habits, who could
loan his employer the above good security No oec-
tors interest in safe business Address by paid
personally J. c., ll9 Court street, Brooklyn, L.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-04-05
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Rwctenitcd uno orildte ben pom 9lier ses
hmelctuten I,lShus tief in bic Stirne.
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,ube ieuen 8cpf sur 1hur berein.
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ter eureu eobn. eebt spcbl, oerr Sciepb !
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Den Ncit Der Mebe eritidte elm reidhliter
Shrdnen9ue> Der aus oen arcsen 9utmii'bis
gen Nuaen bes Suu9en plSslih herpcrihce,
unc ihm in ihperen Trrpfes, iiber rie blais
Ien Wdnsen auf cen cempfra9en rctite.
SD, oaus' Dir, &iliau - errpiece:te So.
'epb sleihfltIs 9eri,hrt, ,,nnb ia9' bemMeis
ter, CT icu BON mir ta(b t6 en-, u. Damn wirb
er es gu ipat bereuen, caB er mir ben Stutl
rcr Die 1hlir aetest bat. sl(lcin id, rsrseib'
ihm, er it eben in Der run,beit aufaewadte
zen unc arau 9ewcrcen, lit ia ieiaem eeben
nid,t pel:sr aefommen. ale bls Ierresheim
uno giberbat, uro pe,8 70 menie ale Der
Jtadtwdtter BON 8cpfnsen, mas Elm &C.
uls 1T. Scmt bebut' eud, 8c,t!''
llno rDlterno tumrelten bic anQelenfen
Selne bic tdmalen uno ite,len1rsppen brns
unter. 9SGr' er in feiuer fturmi,d,en 9lnfs
9eresbeit audi gu serne turt burd, Zen
Shcrnfein hiu1us hcd Uber ole NduIe,
meg gum TatfeniterIeir ie'ner 9eliebtenlln
namarie aefogen Dor Der Scanc sss er e,
nod Dor. tpie Gle ancern sutmithisen Shma
ben ~ SuB rurt lllm su sebsn.
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. er " u d lof

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Der bOie 5eino feie,te Elm bobes ;se(f in
DEN Hesicnsn Der 8iultsruie uno gers,pet
jeiunJ.
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laut erflansen be Seder pca 5euer uno
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gle umfreiiten tbren Sberherrn nit @es
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slber feliie geitpirste 9eitalt bod, erbe.
benc une Den Gieienarm ausitr. dsno lprad,
BeelSetab alio:
- 8racer! es 1T oas Sabresfcit unferee
5aaes BON jenem Soimmsl. 6elert es mr
Subel unc 9eians. 8riRst Gin eebebrob
tbr Setnbe! Bon jsoem 6susrfeis, uon iss
DEM 6tammeacamm erIhaae ss. Sang
lebe Die Madt ces 8Ofeu uuo eas &e,d &c.
Ioocs East ee ertOnen e.
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aus9elaHeu in ibrer Sreuce.
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-Stcst an, Brieer fteet an Sh
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| Semo iu relhen. Der mir pas rudhlclem,
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: cuns su erfuaen.
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j mem Meilfer ben Mo. Der, rpeldhen oes Bru
oers glat beRsdt cln Nucerer fam, un
leue e.ppen umScs Elm eddelu, seun E
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refen Soince BON Dem Sersbluse brrer raud,
ten, bic .bm oas eeben sesebrn. Sbr Semd
hen mar umfrnff.
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lcfefte III fsneen cenn idb spuste poht, ta
lie artser Der Derbred,er. bsito Gberer teu
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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-04-05

Der OHIO Staats .Srts crfhetnt re 3slmatis jeten
Dsittrtb. Ser Subitriptcns.p pels 1T 81 SO uns
sesin5te SOrausbs,apIans in 8aareelo. eesr
wtnn pte 3ab ua8 nItt Der er,ten J6dlfte ees
9abrss sttbtBt Spater SaDienp tuten 81 SO Ja
tn.riAtcn xcin ttattrirsitsr ptrc fur tinttt rnt'
etrtn 3eitsaam dis @ Uaonatt aiisencttmcn; aud
tann cr2eituns uur tann aul9tssten nerren, wenn
ale Nuttantc attt,abIt itnc. Gtne SanadlatIt'
sun3 cte 3stuns oct Pin GnNe tes 'aGrs duf,utnt-
aen. wro ais c,nt Srtcttr.in3 Der Suttrn ticn be-
ttten. = otre Serin5nn5cn we.crn punttlteb be'
,tushtet Nttbtn. ... .- ...
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-04-05
s. e e II I, t u, a d u n aen.

Cine Sttanntmaduns rru stnsm 9,sre6 peew
reniser teitct far sinhtaltss 9tmrndunB SO 0snts.
fur 3mat $ ], unp fur jsbe fcrncrs 9inrntuns rtr.
telttn 9ierrts IS Gents. Gin 0ierett u ciias
ein,urIten tcitet So, 8 Dsuats 5 s, | Sabr 50,
CINE taiis Spalts 3Uarnats einBuraten S 9, sDlo.
nate l5, lSabr 30. x.ne Sanjs 9ralte fdr 6D0s.
nat tcitet 10, Olrnats $27 uno ] Sabr s $33.r
8tf3aftstarten n prn crer wen,ser 3ti..
len einsnrttsn rer Sabr 5 8, Dlcnate So.
rutarbeitt jertr Art in tcutfdter, enc.
ldber unp franitfioter Srra6s miro in rer Ctfie.
Rec "Chic Staats- Sctsn" prompt, iautsr unr erre
rect aclcf:rt.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-04-05
Ser gbmeiber ppn Him.
Gint rpabre DC. ctenbett. er,ablt pcn Or. Attr.
81 inSls

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srosufeu ucn cantbaren 3etern nod tanse
bel ber,ld demgifer miro aefetert perccu, Die
jtauunenee q8elt mitShreden ure8ernuns
beruna erfulte, gefthaten aud, dm ulmsr
SSimme( 3cd,en unb Wuncer, bic erta cent'
,pitrniq bls,ben III Der thateureiden @brcnif
bieier weilauo fre,en Stabt bes heiIisen rS'
mild <ceuttf,en 9elhes.
slm WlniterpIab. inn rierten S'od etnes
ter alterbumitsen cduier, NIT tctem iplBts
aem IS telcad,e. in oeGen grcaeltcB etne
,ierlite NnBlaae ocu ben weit uuo brett be-
ruhmten pie'ftuf6pfen aus ddtem N'afer
,pran1te. bef1no fh in jenen Taaen einee
finserfertieen budetiaen Shneicermerfltat'e,
heut,utaae orn Den perfsinertett. ~ ben bill
bencen Snnflern lid, sdhlenten 2aiIeurs
Atetier qenannt. llnc nit Ncdht: oeun tpc'
fur icQte icnit Rt, einer hatten. Be, ntd't blce
0sruIf, Qenoeu u. naturoetreue Wacen, (cns
bern ,peun aud, feline Menihen-bod, sanae
,StuBer mac,t Der Ssmeis mare tetdht rod
fpe,ter onssufnbren allein mas rc0 N tuir
bier fur bic Sd,ueieer ifreiten 2 W1o9en lie
fetbff ,bre Jteuerunaen eenetten, mir pols
len uns ihretspiaeu nld,t nod, hDher perite.s
aen, unb fhea ins beIa9.en ptertenStcd uns
ein ptnia ut1.
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nieoris uno eng. Ale Bdnoe hinaen poa all
ter uno neuer MStr, ocien. WE(ten unc
Trdde NIT tbalersrosen itdblernen Rmopfen.
eluf bem 8cben lasen unSdtfise 6lede bon
aueu @rSsen, Scrmeu unc Sarben umber,
uuc am ein,iaen Tenifer tes bunrpfen 9es
MAIDS (tauo Der blauteefd,euerte Shneirer.
tbron nit Sd,eer' unb Gle, uno duf itm fas
een in ibren foeenannteu obIen crei friecli'
DIE @eneGen Der ebriamen Shneioeriunft-
uno ndhten. -2
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aanse stnsua beitano aus Der s,p,ld,euen 50
e uno oem bembe. aaf Der 8ruit uno an
bats often, uno bic Aermel aufaeifalpt.
nns emfloe Rleebtatt ftriea, unb mar
pernahm bci iscen Stihe bas Shnurre,
Der Ticen, 20 Oft Die rctlen, reld'e mi
fr5tiid,em Ge1hrei BEN Tturm Dee ebrtpiir
biqen Nnnfers umfreieten. I'D, nieoerieb
ten. nm &ehltn uns Sdwiusen flr einis
Essaaefa 9saae ~ saansn.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-04-05

8 a 8 Nate erbe.
Sn Der 8ap Il i'm 2crtenlhreln,
ga lieot Elm ceutfher pelo.-
Drei SDhre ftehsn trnb babel
Grin eiebites aus cer Welt.-
Der grite nohm oes 8aters 6ane,
nHrndt reinenr fie 70 feft .-...
r,;Titr cs,tfd,e8raft, Die cn mir sabit,
Sab Danf auf's ,9laerbeit!"
. Ter 3 veitt fprad,: so fahre wobl!'
.Mtiu Danf c,d erta pref't:
Srun ceine eebren adtcn mir
3, Ten ahten peutfd,en 9eiit!"
DIR Silnaite trat gum Gcrtenihre'ni
@arf crouf tth hin orr Shmers.--
Der hattie q Bette wcbl aeerbt;-
Gin treues, neutfhes Ners.--
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-04-05
e.
Oie AnUipe.

gOte,n SER, 1T eine 8ncipe,
Oie itill perbcr9en femt.
llno in Dem Sturm oes ISintets
Bon ft6nren esnsen trdumt.
TsIgH3 ~,
~. M,ein ners it eine GncIpe,
sDurhwaat BON iii6em Duff,
gle fam ia niht erbluben
.Su eIls ealter Cuff. Is
Mein oers 1T cine 8ncpSe,
llnc nenn es liebenc brid,t,
Gntfaltet Gh bic Sitthe .-
Dem em'aen Scnnenl'tt.
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Mr. BREESE.

MIR BREESE | will not state that the provisions
@ " s''s ' e peESe ,r ,e b nos csoa
The only security have that the work viii be DONE If
BY keeping the lands in possession until is
,le,ed
Mr. BAGBY Before the exception taken by the
senator from South Carolina, had brought it 10 the
tce of the senator from Connecticut But my objections
lie deeper understand the senators from Illinois and
Michigan TO put this measure which is clearly OF
internal Improvement upon the ground of the proprietor
ship of the public domain being in the United States Lei
how far this doctrine will carry us II IS good
for anything, it good for everything Do understand
the senator from Michigan correctly!
Mr. CASS | will answer the senator. The general
government has power to make any railroad or canal
through any State but the disposal of portion OF the
public domain to raise the value OF the rest, clearly
within the power of this government.
Alter few further remarks by Mr. BAGBh, MT
CASS, Mr.. CALHOUN, and Mr. FOOTE, the bill was,
by unanimous consent, read third time and passed.
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L,AUQUis.n white sa,phar springs, Vi.sln,a, tnor

\,
generally known ns Wanenton springs) will be open
for tue reception OF yisers the LIST OF June Extensive
to ihe whole esiabshnen No expense viii be sparsd in
adding 10 it, embellishments, 10 the comfort and plea
OF the guests Knowing. by ocular evidence ia numerous
instances, the positive intrinsic value OF the water and
almost miraculous effect Ia srticol, cases. has
garded as good policy 10 enlarge the accommodations and
To complete the original design 70 crafty the ste
and fancy OF guests wei, promote their health and
pleasure Situated In remarkably healthy region in ful
view Of the bold Blue Ridge and in the vicinity of the
beautiful village ol Wsncn,on vi.iters may on horsebac
OF "a CARRIAGES over the improving roads, ENJOY the
alleys the pistol gallery, thc game OF billiards health.
ia dance. !- lovers aad flowers will find prc.
si ese has beea taken 10 IN tsir approval Will The
aoy deer aud the asn. the god aud silver sh the elk
and The swan, may relieve tedious hour who are
Interested Ia the fSs "as~rs la word every step
add 20 the comfort and ostion vis,ers The
hurdle race and ooonameni, the fancy ball. mssq dorado
and brilliant hrc-woss, wih snd their respective allrac-
tons Nor these preparations designed or the gay
,'onds only TO 'e holy ministers OF religion. Of every
spend the summer Without Charge The nsas services
o. ne ehuTeh are respected throughout t6e season
,,tsn P'Rs, arr - o ls .sso'd ing % .ss I9a,e
iwrsky stages viii from both thrr points AL July,
when daily lines VIII be established Vsers leaving the
District Of Columbia s steamer at OF
VIII resc the springs the dsy and nj the
Q. 70 ufoaghtiesess hssl"f been ssreed on between
the stage from fred~rietsbow The springs
make the teks o. from Richmond and - 50 from Wash
The.e springs are known on tho Pos, ofice books as
Wsffent SPrngs, sod all letters should be directed
o. they may be len at Waenion o sent 10 the White Sui
Term. sl be follows sso Cor The who, YES.
ending Is, oc'cbef SIS ,rev months $40 for two
months - lof one n.oass $40 per week sis TO-
weeks rs per day meals lodxsg 50 each Ser
wants, aud ehiidfen under II yesn Old. half price No
tables provided lof children before hou
who stn heir seats the ordinary table viii be chaIrs
ian p''' Horses !" cents DAY. z, s!G. % %aRp
April s-snf experimentation.
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CEALED proposals will be received at the office OF n
- Clerk OF the House of Representatives of the unip
States, until Saturday, the 18th day of May lS4S Tor o
books and documents ordered by the House 10 be bou
to the 18th April, l8son which day such PROPOSE
will be opened by the Clerk 10 O'Clock, in presen
OF the chairman of the Committee Accounts, and we
will be submitted by the Click the Committee on n
counts ths following Tuesday me 10th day OF the mon
of May aforesaid for their approval. -,
Specimens of the kind of binding required may be '''
at the Clerks office any time,
April ls-3,aw,d Clerk H. r. q
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NIARSHAL,S SALE,

TN virtue Of writ of fci tacids issued from the ceh
office OF The circuit of the District OF Columns
Tor the county OF Washington, and to me directed $40
OF May next, at 10 O'clock m, before The courtno
door oil said county, the following properly viz hu y
part of the LOT OF gopnd number 20, in square number y
of the city of Washington, with two-story brick house
other improvements thereon in the occupancy oil W
Dowling the said part OF lot fronting the south sd
street, north nineteen feet and eleven and hall ncD
extending from the northwest OF the lot eastws
aud running back of the width the front, and bla
ing on the west line OF the lot at 80 feet wide alley benz
the same property conveyed by deed from Sarah ho'
aud r.. L. Pearson, executors of Robert f. How, to WE
Bowling dated the 18th OF July, 1885 Seized and ey
upon the property OF William bowling and sold to s
udicals No sZ to March term, 1896, in favor OF Wllp
Lee, use of Robert G.. Buckley.
ALEXANDER HUNTER,
April l9-dts Marshal Of the District of Columbia
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RD X. ". DYER, .4ucEtOncer.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUCTION.--On Sa
urday 9th inst TO day. 10 o'clock, Isball SELL
my store, the furniture of lady declining hou
keeping, embracing very general assortment, among
which enumerae follows, viz:
Cane seat and other chairs
Mahogany dining, card and other tables
Do chairs, sofas bureaus, wardrobes
Solar, astral, hall. and other lamps
Window curtains and ornr ments
Brussels and ingram carpets, stair rods
High and epch-post bedsteads
Good feather beds
Hair ard other mattresses
Washstands, toilet sets, &c.
With many other articles not necessary to enunerate
Terms at sale. Il. w. DYER,
Nav Cit Auconeer
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Hy Il. GREEN, .7ncsfoneGr.

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE Al
IL AUCTION.-On Tuesday, the I'd May shall sen "a
the residence of Mrs Reed on street, between Al and
streets, at 10 o'clock, m, an extensive and eAce~"
assortment OF furniture. We enumerae in part
Mahogany sofas, LOUNGES divans, and ottomans
Do parlor chairs and arm ticker
Moreencovercd lounges and stuffed chairs
Mahogany sideboards dressing and plain bureaus
Do dining. card, and centre tables
Cane and wood-seat chairs rockers, &c.
Maple and walnut high and low-post bedsteads
Washsands, wardrobes, and writing tables
Parlor and chamber window curtains
China, glass, and crockery
Plated and coffee
Girandoles, solar, hall, and other lamps
Fire sets, toilet SETS and chamber glasses
Brussels, three ply, ing,ain and step carpets
Passage olcloth, hearthrugs, &c.
Feather beds, bedding
Hair aud shuck mattresses
Excellent cooking and other stoves
With a lot OF kitchen requisites ~,
Terms: All sums Of aud under 1925, cash over SZ',
credit of two and four months fol approved endorsed NOES
bearing interest. A. GREEN,
Ap 2)-3tSSNT Auconeel
90 Xhe above sale is postponed In consequence OIL
rain until Saturday, the 9Th instant, same hour
Mays A. GREEN, Auctloneei
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American and French Rcyta urnnt

rJNE subscriber continues keep his five parors open
Tor the accommodation OF gentlemen who wish take
their me ala ia private.
He also offers a great bargain spectators who wish
invest money in real estate, having three story brick
houses pie and healthy situation in the first ward
for sale for cash good negotiable paper.
j. BOULANGER,
@ street, near 18th, the War Department and the
MAY 3-dIws Pension Office
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IMPROVED Property at Auction.--On "Wednesday,
i the 26th instant, shall sell, front OF the premise
part Of lot No g. in square No no. fronting 80 feet on New
York avenue between 10th and l7 Streets and the I'M
mediate vicinity of the Navy Department. The lot Is In
proved by good two-story brick building which has lately
undergone thorough repair
Terms of sale One-,hird of the purchase money nca,
the balance in equal payments and two years,
notes bearing interest, satisfactorily secured
ROBERT w. DYER,
April II-eoxds Auctioneer.
NJ-Thc above snle Is postponed lin consequence h
hour of sale not being mentioned till Tuesday evening next
the I'd of May, at O'Clock, p.
April 23-eoNds r. w. DYER, Auctioneer'
m The above sale Ii further postponed till Saturday
evening next, same hour and place. r. w. DYER,
May 4-d Auctonee
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Petitions under the Rule.

by Mr.. DUNCAN, of Ohio: The memorial of Carissa
Sumner and Lucy Due heirs of Col John Sumner, of the
Connecticut mental line of the revolution, praying pay
for two final settlement certificates which funded in
1880, still due and unpaid referred to the Committee
Revolutionary Claims.
BY Mr.. FREEDLEY Two petitions for mail.
from West Philadelphia by Kelysville Lobbs Store
Springfield, Rose Tree, and Bishops Works, to Howes-
vile, the county of Delaware State of Pennsylvania.
BY Mr. MACLAY The petition of many citizens of the
city Of New York, asking the repeal OF the law requiring
newspapers through the mail by other persons than
The publishers be prepaid referred the Commitiee
the Post Office aud Post Roads
BY Mr.. MACLELLAND: The petition of Thomas b.
Clarke, of Detroit. for land patent 4a
by Mr.. X SMITH; The memorial of Jonathan Church,
praying the passage of law authorizing the survey and
sale of land in Monroe county, Illinois, called the
"Renault Grant," referred to the Committee Public
Lands
BY Mr.. THOMPSON, of Virginia The petition of the
clizens Of K.rche county, Virginia, for post route.
BY Mr.. TWEEDf: The petition of Ebenezer Giles and
~ Others OF Jefferson county, Wisconsin, for the
OF the time of proof and payment settlers public lands
to four years ILL. N.
BY Mr.. WHITE Of New York. The petition and paper.
OF Thomas G. Gadd to be taken from the files OF the House
ind referred to the Committee on Private Land Claims.
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WANTED 1mMEDIATELY, five SIX young ladies
w 10 learn the fashionable drcssmakng business Full
instructions given IN ali the various branches, Apply at
the Ladies' Furnishing Store
May3-d3t MARY ALICE MURRAY, Agent
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I'm n. GREEN, .4nclfOnfcr.

EXECUTORS SALE OF GOOD TWO-STORY FRAME
T. HOUSE AND LOT at Auction BY virtue of powe
vested in by the last will and testament OF Richard
Warning, deceased shall sell, on the premises, on Wed
nesday the 10th instant, O'Clock, p m lot No S, ID
subdivision OF square No. 1876 with the Improvements
which a welbuilt and convenient two,story frame
house, back buildings &c situated on the island, on N
street west between L and ID streets south.
Terms OF sale: one fourth cash balance in six, twelve
eighteen and twenty four months for bearing niereN
from day of sale, secured by deed of trust on the property
Conveyances at the expense OF the purchaser.
CHARLES S. WALLACE, Executor
May 6-3teo A. GREEN, Auctoneer.
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CEHvANT Woman at Auction.-On Saturday next 81
~ O'Clock, p. m, shall sell my auction store sr
want woman slave for life, aged about thirty yean
She is n good plain cook, &c.
Terms cash r. w. DYER,
May 5-dts Auctioneer