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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-25

\rOTICE.-The copartnership heretofore existing be
tween the undersigned, known under the name OF Be-
ford Co Is this day dissolved by mutual consent-Tht
bnsiness viii be closed by Bneknel who Is authorized
M siyn the name OF the firm In setflement-New- y orb
August ~, 1913. gOSEPH L. blChNELb.
au1t X u.
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PRINTING ISK.-JOHS @. LfGHTBODY u CT

nRINTING INk.-JOHN O. LIOHTbUD1 u con
sfsily and has always hand every de
cpton OF Printing Ink from the hnest Black and Colored
to News Iuks which he equal 10 any
sered and at as low prices be sod by any regular
nsnufcurer Orders forwarded by steamboat or railroad
70 any part Of the country, by addressing note TO me al
Rose-st.
PS-This paper Is printed with my News Ink, also
great many other newspapers In this city, Philadelphia Bos
ton Baltimore NewOreans and other cities and towns n
the United States. sn2f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-25

~ The Albany Relief Committee acknowl-
edge the receipt Of sbon, 500 more in aid Of the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-25

" David Paul Brown, Esq Of Philadelphia,
sails tomorrow for Liverpool He goes 10 London on
professional business and will return about the LIST OF
NnYeRher.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-25

PESNsYLyANIA-IVhig State ConrentioH.-Tbe
State Central Committee have called Mass Conyen
hon at Harrisburg, cotemporaneousy with the Guber
natorisl Nominating Convention which meets at that
place on the 3lst inst We regard this movement as
very judicious one and we do not doubt that vast
roucourse will be assembled the occasion. Already,
10 several Of the counties arrangements have been
made for a numerous attendance and in this neighbor
hood the friends Of Taylor and Fillmore moving in
the matter with proper spirit.
philadelphia North American, Oath.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-25

I1oiiACKENBOs. A. NJ Rector.-This institution, ~
Usnrst next TO All SAINTS Church, will reopen after me
sumner vacation on Monday the @th Inc course oi
stIdy will embrace heretofore, not only me elemental
rpnches but all that necessary for entrance mo coese
on he counting house Pupils entering after me eih nas
bn will be charged only for the time they have attended
RgrvREScEs-Facuty " Columbia College; Fesiry OF
All SAINTS Church aud many elergymen and private gen.
tsmen In the vicinity - ... Nth
Parents are requested TO call and have an interview WIN
n . Rector e--t :"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-25

~ Water Cure.-Dr R 7. TAFT, who -tsried .ns
fra Usroosfc irslon in America, receives inFaIds 81
rs com -odiou IS Lsightst one door toh
ST Johnspar Bathing with douehes sho~ &c
$50 "a a. "'o'' aus limos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-25

no IOAN.-s22, 800 on bond and nortgase al 'sSs'
ma iw AL BLEECKER- Aucroneer, brosd"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-25
BOARDING.
BOARD WANTED in New.York OF

BOARD WANTED in New.York or Brooklyn-By
ID man and his wife, until next Marchf suited, with an
American family, and where there none but Americans
boarding 4 small cesnly furnished room would be- re-
CURED Terms not TO exceed = per week Or any family
having plainly furnished with furniture requisite
for keeping Tor persons low rent may Adj
dress Ephraim postpaid stating terms. location. tibet
Branch Post Oce Chatham square, any time before the Is
OF September. slS 81
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NC FRUITS.

RTICLEs FOX PRESERVING Fhti ,r',:
AWhfe and brown sugar ell kinds, very soN es
T,sh h,n1v IA substitute for IT, green ginger s knds
- os I'D yroun6 spices white vine and CIDER snegH
10, ale Nv I.sl2I GAssSER YOUNG. ls@ Chsthsm-st
c,pERDER FOR sALE-F@ SAFE is s,s, .,
-. issin 6or cssn Apple aion TO bs made 10 John
est AZ he Daguerrean Rooms, opposite Congress ha
paterson. New Jersey su<, y.
NrEW TRUSS AND SUPPORTER, fof oon
vsexcs Of Galvanized Metal, nsw mode OF sppnssno5
-,,s sprioe gua purcha covering sn.rteo
slssie bsu Price 81 TO o. Once ITO brosdvay hcom ~
40 ssairu cor. Of nsidsu-lane cal y"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-25

re- Wigs. Wigs. Wigs.-MEDHvRsr x 49,,
imnor,ers AMI manufacturers Of Human HAs would nior
.sns and strangers that they have on hand the
he rha-nas 80 The beet assortment Of wigs soaps ha
wig tonpess brads Of long hair frzesies rngiss ana
quaei The trade suppsd wholesale and retail q hsaen'
lane, Sew-York
r. Phrenoloxists and Pubiishers, so"Lhn
ITrJs CIirfor Usl lSi Ssssan-st " v
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-25

MECHANICS, SOCIETY SCHOOL.-This
vi Institution situated ~ Broadway, and extending
through to CrOsbyst will be- reopened on MONDAY, the
2sh day Of August The location is central and easy Of &C.
from ali parts Of the city
The OF instruction in this Institution OF nOsl
thorough and practical character and designed not only
cultivate and expand the intellectual powers but also 10
enghien the mind and improve the heart as euineny
to qualify the pupils for future usefulness
The Male Department will be under the Immediate super
vision of Mr. James ~ McEigo, as Principal assisted by
SIX other Teachers all Of whom bOn by talents ana ex
perence well qualified discharge the important duties
which have teen intnusted TO them.
The Female Department will continue under me charge
OF Miss Mary Bean Principal, assisted by SIX othsr
Young ladies' all Of whom only by their superior men
ts endowmenis aud literary attachments but also by elr
high moral character, efable and amiable department ara
pleasing manners, are peculiarly qualified to have me
charge young ladies' who may be placed IN Tue IN
sututon
The system Of teaching In this Institution Il by separate
Departments, COlegesesch Teacher having en-
r- charge Of I'll the pupils who pursuing any Parcu
! lar branch % study
The two Departments are entirely distinct and discon
nected-he entrance the Female Department being from
Broadway and that the Male Department from Crosoysl
Application for admission into other OF the Departments
may 6e made the Principal 10 any OF the following
named gentlemen, who compose the School Comnluee
Henry I. ingalls,, Geo. w Farnhsm, Thomas Earle,
Linus W Stevens, J. T. B Maxwell, c. Chardsyoyne
james Morris, William Brady, Francis r. schoais
John P Moore. George Endicott, James Phyfe
iy28 I'm LYMAN COBB. Sec'y Of School Commitiee
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,,,,pI.CoP.I COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE

IL siapstOn. Staten Island-Rey F. 10" LII" IIASi ~,
paI-Tis Iusmr0n possesses many advantages over a.,
,. In he vicinity Of Ne-YOrk IL is easy OF access A.
I'll bours OF the day and = only ak miles from INC Wy
The resi- teachers procured IN the CLASSICAL rhsls
r-nch and Spanish departments and are al resoenls ~
me family stncl attention Is given 70 me insHucsOn ~
e,regners who wish 70 acquire knowledge OF me Ehssn
80 m a. short time A. possible. Gentlemen VINO are IN
, with The charge Of lads he placed Al school are
sr,es,a5 In call and examine for themselves aulIuoep
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-25

Ts,o Ro0K.KEEPERs, AND THOSE WHO
l WRiTE-CoIby's Psen BotEing Paper, new and
u.ef article the Of schools colleges pupc onees
on, Lsn Ks ard public Offices for sale In packages rom Is
10 a. FOR aleby A. TRAVERs L co: Sole Agern
lyB I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-25

AHuMAN PHENoMESoN.-The correspondent Of
the True Sum- thus gives vent to his alteration OF
Mr. Polk's Grand Vizier
"A glorious old man is Mr. Ritchie assure you
He child in simplicity of character boy In spirits
youth In bright hopes strong man in untring ener
ss and an old man In wisdom and experience"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-25

a TiON or YOING LADIES -Messrs. JACOB AND
JOHN ) c. ABBOTT, 20 and 50 Bleecker'st New forS
Though this institutional specially designed Of young ladies'
pursuing the highest branches OF udy In languages poe
itersmre, philosophy and mathematics, and VINO are mus
finishing their school education, ample arrangements are
made for the instruction Of pupils of every age and grade Of
intellectual culture The department OF Mathematics ana
Natural Philosophy is under the immediate care Of pr.
Jacob Abbott The deparn Of Bellies Lettres, including
History and Intellectual and Moral Philosophy, ssupern-
tended bv Nj John 5 C. Abbott The French department Is
under the charge Of native Partisan gentleman All ue
ronversaon hi the classes is in French The thorough
and systematic course pusued that the pupils may Oe
able To read and speak the language with ease ana
corcness Every under the stem OF OlendOr l.
lee son IN French conversation. Professors Of hgh repua
t)n are employed teaching the various languages Of
Modern Europe, Vocal and Instrumental Music Pench
Drawing and Painting in oil and water colors .
About enty your ladies received INTO me family OF
Rev John Abbott where they are regarded IN al re-
pects as daughters The edfces occupied by me establish
Hrni are large and commodious, consisting Of PrVse
dence for the family and also house VI The hrs class Tor
The school Feu term commences Monday, Sept g.
No 2ew4w+
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-25

~ The citizens Of Utica have presented one o.
the members Of the tsoo1ean Company s greatest at
traction Anus Maria Cole Achid Of wonderful musical
proficiency, cns OF Chickering'S splendid Pianoiortes,
worth s400
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-25
~ Water-Cure Establishment,

" WaIer-Cure establishment, IN .r,so,
L. T. . miles from NewYork1JoEL sht~, H. S e.,
re &c Editor OF the wusrCurs Journal and the esfhes
American practitioner Of the new mode and pr r no.
also uup;I OF Pressnitx receive patients Is shove
faye weeG days per steAmboss Cro1on 81 r. N rS !,
kerket.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-25
ITO PRINTERs.-JOHN D. McCREARYs Pm

ITO PRINTERs.-JOHN ID. McCREARY's Pnnt
ing Inks be had in Quantities 10 suit purchasers h
Depot3 Spruce-sI Constantly hand black Ink Tor ~ ~
So So IS and IS cents per b. Aso, superior aucs iy
ST. g and :. per b. Colored rks-red from - 20 - -
yellow. blue green &c al 81 50 per III. Printers out " ~
city have KEY Of D u News Ink forwarded 70 ,nsa a'
S. or 5i-fb keg FOR so.
ITO PRINTERS AND NEWSPAPER Ph 'I,pfI
i EToRs-For sale one second hand double cyinoef
n-a.s bed nxS inches; oue do do. bed 57x1o inches
-. iii ~ nu in perfect order and sold cheap
oo 49, rvnsirW II HOE 4 co. p and 81 Goldst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-25

DOARD IN BROOME-ST. near HudsonsL-Gen-
ID emen and their wives single gentlemen can be &c
commodaed At 5S4 Broome-sL The rooms are large with
panes attached, and there will be but few boader. For
farther particulars inquire as above, or OF l. H. KING w
RroadWav aus wv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-25

SPLENDID PREsEST.-The New York Hibernian
Benevolent Burial Society have had splendid pair OF
silver pitchers made for presentation to Its President
PArRIcK KELLY Esq They are in the Gothic style,
and viii cost about $500 They made by stebbins
4 Co. and weigh 40 ounces each
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-25

AcclDrSrs-Yesterday man named John Fo
ley accidentally fell over some time TIMBER al Inc 100
Of Broome.st and injured his spine severely. tie wa
illne dately conveyed to the City Hospital gar
about years of age was run over yesterday oy stag
No. ls5 at the corner Of Broadway ana 'esey'' pu
was not seriously injured
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-25

U,UE MISSES sEDGWICk have removed heif
| Roardng and Day School from q "esW ashlns on
49, m SO Ninii--t The situation g accessible omh-
bs-es passing the house every few minutes he aoass
- "a conlmoious aaorfng ell the convelience maj
cderr house can give Their Autumn term commences
he 10Th Of September. ~, -, Ill ~, thu
a rIvsDN NY ai2l Wv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-25
MECHANICS, SOCIETY sCHOOL.-Tl

n B. Drawing is laugh, to all the classes.
~ Crosby-st. July II, 1913. au%l Nv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-25

~ LITTELL's LIvINs AGE, OF the 9TH has
very thrilling account of Five Days in the Wilder
ness of New Brunswick" a Journey from Schiraz TO
the Persian Cult" and several other admirable seiec-
tions from foreign reviews.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-25

H.sISsroSs scRPruRaL DioE,s.-Ths imposing en-
hibnon IS worthy Of yisi from all who have 40 spprss
sor ~ ,he s1bliue Nature attempt 10 repfoduce
nv An They reenact The Creation In all ~ stages; ihs
nywm.de Hshs In the ornament besuiinlly indicanng
hsn snothers days work ls done, and iumned clouds
nsrking the approach Of morning The "Deluee' y
master piece Of diorAmic effect, exhibiting tnmsh
he elements In ne highest degree exciting 70 benofo
wild and voice 10 that Of the wind beard moving
throagh all this tempest The exhibition got up w,n :
great deal Of ingenuity and cannot fan 70 % 'e'y
TICKETS Is cts: children haIfpncs. Doors open q =
600 1888 = -. =. 80 :, q o,S,nrs aus imistp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-25

ColltuoS--The boat Independence oil 'ne
Catherine st Ferry into the schooner Bounty sooO.
noon to-day The stern of the vessel was damaged al"
some Of the tnbers In the bow oil 'he ihaepen'en'e
broken but no injury happened to any one On ooMo
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IN a. GREEN. .g,.cstonser.

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE PIANO
IL FORTE, BOOKS, AND MUSIC AT AUCTION
On Thursday the ed instant shall SELL the residence
Of Mr. Whitaker, street, between 9th and 10th streets,
(Parkers Row. at 10 o'clock, an excellent lot OF
well kept furniture, viz
Mahogany sofa sideboard, dressing and other bureaus
Do hat rack, dining and other tables
Do marbe-top side tables, bookcase, and desk
DO arm, rocker and cane-seat parlor chairs
Damask window curtains and ornaments
Venetian blinds and painted shades
Solar and other lamps, andirons, shovels and tongs
China, glass, and crockery among which
fine French china and coffee sci, so pieces, Dix
on d Sons best Britannia tea and coffee sets
good piano forte, made by Chckering of fine tone
and touch
Feather beds and bedding
High and low-post and trundle bedsteads
Hair and other mattresses, passage oil cloth
Three ply, ingrain and step carpets and rugs
Washsands and wood seat chairs
Cooking and other stoves with good lot Of kitchen
requisites
Also, lot of books. We mention in part SCOTS Com
meniares. in six volumes, complete Ency clope-
da of Geography Miss Sherwoods and Miss
Edgeworth's works Shakspeares works in g vols.
complete Greenbank's Periodical Library 3 vols.
complete Penny Magazine, well bound.
Also, choice and large collection OF music, for flute
and piano
Terms: Il of and under S25, cash over ,S25,
credit OF sixty and ninety days, for satisfactorily
dorsed bearing interest A. GREEN,
June l6-6t Auctioneer.
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,OAL, Mining, and the Coal Tra-e.-The Geograp phi
~ cal and Geological Distribution OF Fossil Fuel and Min
eai buminous Substances employed in the Arts and Man
fractures, with many and diagrams of the coal
producing countries, giving the production pton,
and commercial distribution in all parts the world with
prices tariffs, duties, and International regulations BY
Richard Cowng Taylor volume octave, with very
merous maps and engravpgs 400 statistical tables and
LOO analyses OF mineral combustibles lS4S
Damn ON Coal thinning and the Coal Trade. l volume.
Newcastle, England.
Budge's Practical Miners Guide. I volume London.
Patiner on the Blowppei in Minerals, Ores, Furnace
products, &c. volume London
don
Geology as Science applied practically The discovery
OF coal, Nc, by John Rookie. ] volume London.
Practical Mlneraogy, by Chapman. 1 volume. Lon
don
The Ceraintes of Geology, by Gibson. 1 volume. Lon
don
Tnlte de l'Exploation DIES Mines, par NJ. CHI Combes,
lngeneur en- Chef lEcoe Royale DIES Mines. volumes
and atlas. Paris
Csurs sur lie Service dams les FORCES approve par Min
istIe de la Guerre. volume and atlas Paris.
Imported from London and Paris by f. TAYLOR.
Also, Report, by w. r. Johnson, 10 the u. 5 Navy De-
partment, on the various American Goals l volume.
Report, by d. ID. Owen, 10 the IT, ;. Treasury Depart
men OF Geological Exploration of Iowa, Wisconsin, and
Illinois. | volume
And many other works, English and American ire ating
directly or incidentally on the class of subjects.
June Is
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SATURDAY, JUNE II, 1913,

The journal having been read
Mr. VINTON moved that the House resolve itself
into Committee of the Whole House the state of the
Union.
MIR j. A. ROCKWELL moved that the House resolve
itself into Committee of the Whole House on the private
calendar and the question being first put upon the latter
motion it was decided in the affirmative, by teers-ayes
CT, noes 81.
So the House resolved itself into Committee of the
Whole House on the private calendar, CMr Wick in the
chair and resumed the consideration of the bill for the
relief of the legal representatives of Joshua Kennedy de-
ceased which, after debate laid aside to be reported
to the House.
The committee then took up the consideration of the
claim on the calendar, to wit the bill for the relief
Of Lyon and Howard and after debate and before any
taken, the committee and reported the bill
for the relief of the legal representatives OF Joshua Ken
nedy, deceased without amendment when the previous
question was demanded and ordered
Mr. BOWLlN moved that the bill be laid upon the ia
BILE; upon which motion quorum voted
motion for adjournment made and the vote be-
ing taken by tellers, the ayes A, noes a.
So the House refused to adjourn and quorum voted
The question recurring upon the motion to lay the
pending bill upon the table, il taken by tellers and
resulted-ayes 40, noes g. ~
So the motion was negatived, the bill ordered to
third reading read third time and passed by yeas
~, nays 50. IsH
The House then adjourned uu
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE IS, ,s4s.
Congressional.
SATURDAY, JUNE II. ls4s.

SATURDAY JUNE II, lS4s
In the Senate, Mr. Dayton asked PERMISSION 10 INTRO
duce resolution matter personal to HIMSELF as II
required the unanimous OF the Senate IN the face
of the resolution apart Friday and Saturday for the
consideration of private bills to the exclusion OF all other
business.
The Vice Presidenpu the proposition, 'Whh the unan-
mous OF the Senate the senator from New Jersey
will be allowed to introduce his resolution" No objec-
ton being made Mr. Dayton addressed the Senate IN
favor OF the following resolution
A RESOLUTION in reference to the next census
ReSoped &C. That a not exceeding 500 be appro-
priaed OF any money in the treasury otherwise
the Secretary may employ under and by
I5s resolution 10 prepare plan Tor taking The census o.
may be procured abroad and at home in respect 10 details
population, productive industry and resources
and suggesting the entire outlines Of the best method to be
pursued the subject matters to be embraced and the clas
sihcaton 10 be adopted the taking of said census and
that he report the this the next session of Con
gress.
Mr. Calhoun. Let it lie over.
The Senate then proceeded to the consideration of the
private calendar when the following bills consid-
cred committee of the whole, and subsequently
read third time by unanimous consent and passed:
An act for the relief OF Phneas Carpenter, adnlnstra
tor of John Cox deceased, of Boston.
An for the relief OF the legal heirs of John Snyder,
deceased
An act for the relief of the legal representatives of Jas
Brown, deceased.
Bill for the relief of j. w. Nye, assignee of Peter Bar
gy and Hugh Stewart.
Bill for the relief of W. B Slaughter late secretary of
State of the Territory of Wisconsin.
The Senate then went into sessions and after
time spent therein,
The Senate adjourned.
In the House, the day was consumed in the consdera
ton of private bills
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Musical Excursion.

TINE WESLEY CHAPEL CHOIR, having chartered the
Il safe and commod ious steamer Columbia, viii give
excursion, Tuesday the 10th instant for the benefit Of
the Sabbath-scho attached TO said station. The boat will
leave Georgetown at O'Clock, m, Washington g. and
Alexandria at 81 and from thence proceed down the river
about forty miles, passing Fort Washington and Mount
Vernon, and will land suitable place, and spend
the day, returning early in the evening.
The undersigned, committee, VIII spare pains to
make this the agreeable excursion OF the
There viii be an abundant supply Of refreshments on
board, which can be had ut moderate prices.
Tickets admitting gentleman and two ladies' 81 sin
gle tickets 80 cents be had OF the ladies of the choir and
Sabbath school, and from the following committee OF
rangements, THOMAS ]. MAGRUDER,
JOSEPH S. EMERY
WILLIAM BALDWIN,
JOSEPH HODGSON,
ROBERT ISRAEL.
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Pension and Land Agency,


WILLIAM M. STEUART, late and for marry years a
w clerk in the Pension and Bounty Land Offices, offers
his services in the prosecution OF claims for va-
lid pensions bounty lands scrip arrearages OF pay mile
age, &c. due for services in the late with Mexico
Also for revolutionary navy, widows and hapay pen
sions claims for revolutionary services whether for
mutation, half pay bounty lands against the State of
Virginia the United States
For claims growing of contracts with the government
for damages sustained in consequence of the
government He will likewise attend TO the collection of
and payment Of taxes, &c and, indeed all kinds
of business which may require the services OF agent
attorney.
w NJ S. having, iIom experience of than thir-
teen years in the Pension Office become acquainted with
the in which papers IN support of claims should
be prepared, is enabled determine whether the
testimony would be sufficient; and if sufficient, he
would Immediately inform claimants wherein the proof
detective that unnecessary delay would
investigation their claims before the proper office
w M. S. having resided in the District for more than
thirty years. deems it unnecessary to give any other refer
ence than TO the gentlemen who have long held public
trusts under the government the and late mayors
of Washington to senior editors of the nteigcncer and
Union, and TO the citizens generally.
Agents distance who may have claims which they
wish attended to- requested to open correspondence
to terms, NC.
Office on Pennsylvania avenue, doors of Wizards
Hotel
1t is expected that all letters will be postpaid.
June l5-eod1
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MARSHAL'S SALE.

TN virtue of writ of facas, issued from the clerks
office OF the Circuit Court of the District of Columbia Tor
the county OF Washington, and directed, shall
10 public SALE for cash. Saturday. the Oath of June
next at the front of the Court House door of said county
distinguished the Plan of Washington City lot No T.
in square No. SIT, and bounded follows Beginning
the of i south and Capitol east and
running due line with said Capitol
feet thence due south the width of Is feet the
OF said lot and about 100 feet Deep having and half
story frame dwelnghouse thereon seized and levied upon
the property Of Columbus Harrison and Sold satisfy
udcias No 66 March tern 1913, in favor of Balaam
Burch ALEXANDER HUNTER,
Marshal of the District of Columbia.
Nav i--lfs