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r LIQUORS AND WINES.-5 pipes Holland gin, impe-
IL rial eagle brand
pipes Holland gin, Swan brand
50 half pipes and or. pipes French brandy
20 bbls peach brandy, five years old
$50 do old whiskey, part very old and fine
20 or. casks Madeira wine
20 do do Sherry do
80 do do Port do
Samples of which have this day been received com
prng various qualities and prices and offered for sale
on liberal credit, by STAINS MURRAY.
July 7-2awil3w
MORE NEW MUsIC.-Just received at the old es,
lN tablished store door Fulers hotel the follow
ing music, which will be sold at four cents page
being onethrd less than the price charged elsewhere
w. FISCHER.
What if thine eye is beaming yet
The Old Soldiers Daughter.
The Babes in the Wood
The vocal beauties of Lucie de Lammermoor.
Il begue thee from thy home.
May hope call thee friend.
Soft falls the tear-ior three voices.
Gems from the opera of Lucie de Lammemoor.
July IL.
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TUNE Report OF the Mutual Life Insurance Compa-
y ny of New York. No. IS Wall street.
This institution, during the month of June, issued
hundred and four policies, viz:
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TTAZLITT'S Life Of Napoleon, VOLS, 1s4s.
Memoirs of Reign and Court of George ii, by Lord
Hervey edited by Croker, vols
Poems-by Currer Bell, Ellis Bell, and Acton Bell, au-
thors of Jane Eyre, &c, vol. ,l.1 -
Gowrie the Kings Plot by G. p. r. James. Price -
cents. 4, I'D .-. ,.-...
The Battle of Buena Vista, with the operations OF the
Army of Occupation for month, by Capt Carleton, Isl
dragons, in vol maps 80 cents
Mrs. Sgoumey's Select Poems, vol, 1SiS with iIusa-
tions. =
II August III IA - - N. ..-r 4.a +. TAYLOR.
NEW YORK CHANCERY, vol. 2.-Reports of cases
IN argued and determined in the OF chanoery Of the
sta,eo New York by Oliver L. Barbour vol e. Just pub
lished and this day recsived by f3ls ligp ar.vrou
Axustorsi los .dil1I Al u AlLA Lii -1Lata-sa.
N TT II Nautical AInnanac for lsSl ana Astro-
ID nomical Ephemeris tor the year. with an appendix
Published by the Lords Commissioners Of the Admiralty
Imported by
Aususts F. TAYLOR
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SAMUEL GREINER SON of Matthias Greincr and
- Barbara Mesert left Presburg, Hungary, his native
place. years ago, and is supposed be in the
United States His mother left him at her death some
property and he requested take possession of it,
OF his death, desirable receive certificate
it, Any information concerning said muel Grener, may
be directed to the Austrian legation Washington city,
d. c. July 29-law3t
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JESSE e. DOW,
Hrff ilruw JESSE r. DOW, /
.Vesarr Fxbtsc 0ssd General .agsxs,
OGcs, No. s. Uno~ B.di~Gs, directly under the Union

OGce No. g. Umiom Buildixgs, directly under the Union
~ Y OGcs, WaGhiwgtor, ID. c., p u "
TTENDS the prosecution Of claims before Congress
"A and tho various departments Of the government Pen
sions and bountyand warrants attended T.
bounyJand warrants purchased and sold. The heirs
legal the ocsrs and Of John Pad
Joness sqsadfon in l779 will find il be to their nere
TO apply to Mr. d. he having the rolls Of the Bon Homne
fNichsfd apd vance, aud can tell 1t glance cho
ono are NOT en4ued share in the Denmark prizes Per
sons VINO desire business to be attended to by Mr.
a retaining fee of IS. ~''17T .-1fa \
generally. Ih' '' ~ ~ lii ~ - %
Mar 8-Y & z -. 5,'a IIn,el1 itoh roe ,a1..
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(,oSGREss DIRECTORY, edition, corrected q
II TX, ga June, 1873 rs cents.
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NTIRABEAU; Life History, volume.
Nl History of the French Revolution of 1885, by Louis
Blanc; parts and
Panorama from Bunker Hill Monument, one volume oil
engravings, with historical and descriptive leerprcss IL
usrations
The Origin Progress and Conclusion ofthe Florida War;
by Capt L. Sprague, 9th infantry, vol
General Navy List and Navy Laws, from 1898 down
wards, I vol
Coal, Coal Mining and the Coal Trade by r. C. Taylor,
vol.
Modern Painters, by an Oxford graduate; I'd Volume
July ii +. TAYLOR.
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TNHE Diplomatic and On,caI Papers OF Daniel Web
Il ster, while Secretary of State, vol
Beck's Botany of the United States north OF virginia,
vol.
Loerings in Europe, by j. w. Corson
The Posthumous Works of the Rev. Thomas Chalmers,
vols.
Eastern Life by Miss Martineau, vol.
Neander's Life of Christ, vol
Mrs Adamss Letters, and enlarged edition, vol.
Headley's Life of Cromwell, vol.
Seli-conuol "a novel,) by Mary Bmnton, Is cents
Angela, Ia nove) by the author of Two Old Mems
Tales" f. TAYLOR
June IL .l .I... .... I
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BRITISH EssAYIsTs.-The Tattler and the Guardian,
ID both complete in I vol svo,, with notes and index
London copy. ~, nd, : .,., 80 ht
The Rambler, the Ider, the Advennrer, and the Con
nosseur--the four complete in vol. svo. London. -
The Spectator complete in l vol. London copy, with
notes and gene raj index
JulyT y. TAYLOR,
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COLDIERs' CLAIMS

Post Office Department, July n, lS4S-law
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LoSpos, January 2S. ISIS

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rbns far tho ,,cscut ,ye,l has b,.n pxccc,,ly I,ll
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complaining. ne PEG are l"ot-'ll,y nave no nome
no covering hu' me Rhy--no nope All Is blank be
ate lhem' ne if'sh question mas long disturbed I'm
G''ha' IL has 'hf""h overheard n"re man one Ministry
ann II may cast over 'n' present ON An 'nc oo"nts
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HONORS TO MIR. ADAMS.

As the intelligence Of his death has reached city after
city ere has been general expression ct condolence.
" take from different papers, accounts Of tue procee
lngs, in various places, In honor OF his memory:
Oa receiving the news Al Annapolis, The Legislature
Of Aay Wand passed resolutions oi respect and coincidence
and determined 10 proceed IN body 10 W aslnnston 10
attend The venerable patriots funeral.
The Legislature OF Peunsy wanna mmrdatey on hear
ing o Nh Adams d ah appointed committee 10 Adopt
lsnres to testify their respect lor his memory and then
adjourned.
In Phadephi all the courts adjourned over, and
the H. 5 Of HE shipping and houses hafnas ed.
The same WAS the case in New York and b sion.
Its proposed in Philadelphia that when his remains
reach that city the WAY her final resting place,
the windows If dwellings and places Of business be hung
In black.
IloNoRs TO Mn. ADAMS IN BosroN -Boh Houses
adjourned Friday after appointing committees 10 coil
slider and report what assures II mly be proper tor the
legislature adopt Testimonial Of It's gratitude for
the public and respect Tor the memory uf Mr. Ad
anus The bells III Boston tolled from y Il o
clock on Friday out OF respect MIR Adams, the flags
were at half mast and the council. consider
ng further measures testify The respect Of the ell
ze1s.
New JERSEY I.EGIsLATuRE-Bolh branches Of the
l. cprslaturc adjourned on Thursday afternoon, i'm
medti,cly on receiving intelligence OF the death Of Mr..
Adams.
NEW YoRK LEGlsLAruRE.--1hiSb body paid suitable
honurs The memory ot John z nncy Adams, By pass
ing resolutions of coudoesce with the family o the de
{, ased aud with the nalon and then ADJOURNED. The
res buttons provide ior the delivery Of Grafton before
both branches Of the Legislature, by some cumpelentpar
]
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GENERAL. st OFT.

dlsne usIed officer of the Us. Army. who rcachrt
Conmba,(S. Co. few days since from the CITY Of Alex
ca SAYS:
Gen Scott is considered by the Off 'ers of the army
the great Captain Of the age He has only their unbun
ded confidence but he has the hearts Of his soldiers i,
his habit to receive the mntted aud soldiers
into his presence, when officers Of the army are denied
administering their ssltes. only by lis lu
eaee bat by his purse, helping them toreima to then
homes In shoft lie has been thrir father we. as their
General. Mt one who has served uuder him will
refuse to tooN where he may lead.
There seems 10 prevail an lmprc sSon through the
United States. that divisions The army have bpen To
some extent, the result of the OF Gems Pillow
and Nurh--No far from II, there never has been nrea
er ooannIiy than at present, The circumstance was
nj even a nine DAYS wonder. The a,my is a rerl,el
union Of sentiment lis discipline and harmony lave never
been more complete
The known justice Of Gen Scott would be- conviction
ioevey officer IN the army OF the mill ary propriey If
al his acis arrest 81 any oier however HIGH his rank
iof any known breach Of military discipline would cause
no morr surprise Than that Of any subatcu for like Of
len e.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Nj. C. J IHsers5 nlrldnc.d a bill granting to the
widow Of President Adans The lrauAlog plyirae.
which passed the House.
Mr.. Ashmun offered a resolulu--wach va> adopted
- 10 have printed 20 odo copcs II Rev Mr. Gatia, :.
funeral discourse over The remains Of EN President Al
ans. as well as the several taogos delivered II tlr
fionse Of Represcratiy tn uuHuucla i5n Nj Al
aus death.
The Speaker then announced that the first business
ia ader would be The calling OF the States Tor Petitions
sad Memorials, number Of which were presented.
air Pulnlm Offered restitution. the object uf which
was To ssply the principle Of the Nno Pruyiso 10 any
Mexican icfury hich tie United States may acquire
10y treaty or otherwise.
Mr. Brodhead move. To lay the resolution the table,
and the yeas aud nays belng demanded on the motion to
lay on the liable. they aiken and resulted as follows
Yeas los, nays %.
On motion Of AR T.uion, the House then resolved
itself INTO committee of the whole. on the state Of the
Union. Mr. Hunt in The chair, and t'ok up the ApPro
prlailon Bill. TO supply deficiency in the revenue.
Mr. Schenck spoke At length in opposition to the bill,
and concluded by Offering an amendment 10 it,
\ debate sprung mp, IN which the participants were
Messrs. Mullen, Mckay, {. }. lngeIsn, sawyer and
Glddlngs. In tie course Of sone remarks Of Mr.. Gid
dings he tool, OCCASION oppose The pTeensions Of Gen
Taylor TO The Presidency Ui the CHiied States Mr.
Stewart replied ~ AIR e. aud much firing and met
riineat was prduoej. The debae the Appropriation
Bill was continued further by Mlessrs Henley, Duer
spd Rose After Dir. r. concluded his remarks
tim the committee arosc, and The House after i'd
touypes.
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industry sn3 etfrfisr bad created auJ would pn,,
tra,c an actual aud eNsupg value II csaie another
winch - 81 lad ~ fetHg.
llHt he oaud It the r1eg n he State
90 drsr, ihcse INTERESTS aud lac scafrlls liz that
vas isn adytr L. the absolute coincidence
If iptrrc. bettera Richmond ani i, ct5uft. when be
drionsi aled thai size uca'tJ a4n III nearest, to
bcs aud the a{ faHie p1ycd practicable from the sea
,a,d Ia tie Sal hs,tsi lis uflect was show that II
ihr r,ule Understood II have been ffzi Indicated ~ the
g,u,lemtu ir.n Amelia We're practicable, II would lake
n almost The ii fe ,luthN csefl t34sse f55H the
ua. iAa + aai should bee abaoaaue hr r,9ir itn
~arm by Wy Il IYeehaufg. ~ tide aaef aiieIed The
most ad .aafl lr,sls lue 4 communication.
DC. W -s,ssiun ls37 s.
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KENTUCKY WING CONVENTION.
NOMINATION. OLE GEN. TAYLOR

Louisville Feb 25-I'he Kentucky Wing Conven-
ton have nominated Mr.. Crittenden the Wing ca ldI-
ale FIR Governor, and John q Helm tr Lieut.. Cover
'rne Convention appointed delegates to the Wing
National Convention. with directions to seaport The claims
of Gen Taylor for the Presidency. The Taylor Conven-
ton has made the nomination. Mr.. Crttc iden
cep. the no ninalon hut the Wings in Con ess oppose
his fNinc day to resign as Sem or Inc Legislature
ADJOURNED on Monday.
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" Mourn AFRNoN. }

Mourn NERNoN, .
9th March, 1889. :
Il will there
fore d 'clare t. YOU, that If
II should be my inevitable
fate 10 admlnra'e r the GOV
ernmeat, (lorlleaveH Snows
that M event can be ls,s
desired BY me-. and that no
earthly consideration short
OF so general II call togeih-
pr with a desire to recon-
Gle contcading parties 50
far as in nlr hes. could d
galn hring ME into public
lte0 | ,riH 20 10 thc chair
under no pre- engagement
q dllg KIND OF nalure What
.1ever.
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KENTUCKY WING CONVENTION.

We stated Yesterday, the substance of telegraph c
despatch from Washington referred to by Mr.. Pres
ton, IN his speech tef re the " hg Convention on Fri
day relative to ;he action the hg State Convention
oil Kentucky. From the allowing despatch published in
the Philadelphia Inquirer and Ledger, itappears that
the Convention only appointed delegates 10 the Ma
tlonal Convention favorable to the nomination OF Gen.
Taylor, but gave them instructions to aid IN securing
that result: OR. Times
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'Ehe Stockholders of The James River and ksnawEa
Company closed their adjonrned meeting ON Monday
night the only remaining duty TO be performed being the
appointment of Directors fer the ensuing year The
Board now cnnss 5 OF The following genllcrnen:
VIM. b. Chittenden, of Richmond, President;
1hos NJ. Bundnrant. tf Buckingham;
Samuel NIcCorhe, of lvnchhug,
Charlie, Dmmock, Of Richmond;
Thomas II. Ellis. If
WIN. w. Boyd, of Buchanan.
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GENERALS SCOTT AND WORTH.

The attention OF the reader viii be arrested by the
correspondence, between Generals Scott and Worth.
which we copy from the New Oncans - .la. We think
Cen w otih should have been fled with c. Sc's
FIRST letter IN which is stated that the alluslon i"
'"neral Orders No. $40" the letter Of .eon'da'.
and 10 the sunmay Of two ,tt,s .i2cn III the ash
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NAsnI>oros teb -, Z Al
NATE

Srnjry Petitions and memorial. were presented AL ie
tered.
\ ntes>,re rom the President Of the niied saie'
US rc-rivcd IN rep'f 10 the fsoo'oa oil ht Alien "
ono. The r3rs<ste -laltd hattie President had no
4, - lie an hoe 10 MeNicu. othrr than
sa a. he had already chi lcrtay communicated /.
the Senate
nicxs rc vas feeoIsc1 from tho lluse nj Repfesen
farts anu.HastHz III. pa - oi b eAIe#ltas .,o
ta.us pusIiese IL lie "tJo" OF "e i.Ai tesie''' A'
ans
Tho bin psssed tue senate uHanIm u,lt.
Mr. N,,n moved ta take mp tie r-s'dunsn offend ~
inns II last week. 10 alolsh he Privacy oi Executive
Srsstans.
Mr. Sewer moved To- lay the moiinn the table. AMI
elaod,d tie yeas aud nay, whssh taken and II"
suited yeas 80. nays =
Ou u,oron Il Mr.. se.ief. The Sen7te th"n "ent iu'
Executive Session aud sfefvafd. adJoaned
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Ike Charleston Patriot has raised the standard of
Gen. Taylor Tor the Pnsiden y. The Patriot has been
a neutral paper, with tendencies rather inclined towards
the party power. It's declaration IN favor Of Gen
ray or.Is without It's s.nfclnce, Will lie vi h
out effect.
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col. II EMONT.

SIX members of The court refused Jin in the favor
able recommendation made 10 the President Of the United
States by the other members o the Court. Ihose siN
members are Co Churchill. Col. Crane, Lieut.. Col.
Crag Lieut. Col. DE Russy. Col. Payuc and MAJ.
Graham
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II IS thus proven by admcaSutemcn that the line from
the SuulhU st 10 thaTutr [. II point Of Junction
wiki the DanyIile raload i thirty i've mil. less than
he I'm" from Salem, by way Of Lynchburg 10 The same
paint Of !unciiun'
Bul grant that the proposed road should pursue
he valley ct tie Staunlan, h should then alirn that
The dividing ridges between the Roanoke river and the
James should be regarded in the abs, any survey
proving the contrary as atordng the practical and
econonlcaI nuei hat dividing ridge would be found To
pass 81 near the town OF IynchDuta that there has be
no difficulty IN finding practicable location but when he
called The attention Of The House one ge graphical fact
would be- perfectly conclusive in favor OF hs ~ silion
The distance between the James river at lynchhurp to
the Roanoke river does exceed twenty five miles So
that any location. intermediate between the two reans
must pass near Lynehburg, Ia accommodate that
town since The investigation ot this point established
by measurements and tie report of engineers he felt
perfectly assured, that any railroad from the southwest
to Richmond cotidnot aroid Ly,tchLms; and he com.
mended To the attention OF those who desired the most
''pracicalc and economical" and he would add the
shortest and most direct line iur cuniinuous railroad
from Richmond 10 the Southwest, the fact that she Of
teted liberal contribution 10 aid them IN achieyinu
work 50 'mporiant-thal she had population Of 1000
wealth. trade, energy aud public spr-tha she stood
The Wheeling OF the south diug that the paren
tai policy Of the State would sustain pr5sp y which
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L 4 \ i.OR


must say, | have DC
WISH ior the Presidency
and cannot consent 10 tie ca
cf'sneB the candidate OF a
party and II am one at all,
or II be made So at the con-
Ing election, 1t must be
borne III mind that | have
been OF rausl be made So by
ON rs. ittihoW agency ~
'aias IN the matter. unde.
pendent Vt my WISHES. /
ereatly douGi my 'caHt Of
The necessary qua. f"atioHs
10 DISCHARGE The duties y, pp,
erig, of an office Which
WIS flied and adorned by
a aslilnulun. a jefferson.
as well As several others q.
the pufrst. wisrsf and most
ACCOMPLISHED Statesmen
and plfrlots Of ;hls ar any
other countryn
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case and such notice thereof and PREDICTION ion Tie ar
hsary conduct ii the said Geaor4l he may deem sa
table
| have the honor is -. very respectfully,
aJur obedioAt servant
(Sisael.1 w j. WORTH.
Br,yet MaJaf General / :. \.
ENDORSEMENT On THE PRECEDING
LETTER. DATED NOy l6.h, II.
This paper prepared o. Tho dsl 81 tts date ha.
Transmission delayed the kopo, realized thai ma
reflection would suggest al &c, Of Jrst'ce.
Nov. - tNgncd9 w. J. y.
The above is Correct copy Of IT, original endorse
ment.
(Sisad) ! {, PENRERfoN.
CAPT. 4. d. [.
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"On the one hand. was
summoned by my country,
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Statement n he Comparative Distance from Richmond
to The Southwest. by ieay of"the Taty Of The Sta,n
ton and by rag III wehehL,rg mtroduoedupoa the
discussion qhe Iy,chLpg and Tennessee Roiiroad Blu.
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CONDITIONS.

/. Each bid must be, for separate number the
schedule &c, for cash be deposited at of the fol-
lowing places the credit of the Solicitor of the Treasury
specifying account of what particular number in the
schedule Of properly IL = deposited y witt
Columbia; the Assistant Treasurer at Boston and New
York:
the form given below which must be certified by collect.
or naval officer. marshal, United States district attorney
making il is responsible for the amount r'
B. On receiving certificate of deposte signed by
veyg all the right tte interest," and claim of the United
States to the property described in the bid and paid for
Treasury, free OF all charge the purchaser Such
veyance will be sent, free of expense, any post Office in
the United States, as may be requested.
A. No bid will be accepted unless it shall be satisfactory
the Solicitor whether there shall be one bids for
5. Before bidding, all persons requested make
themselves acquainted with the situation value and title
OF the properly they intend 10 DID io so as to rely upon
Alter the last day for receiving them the bids will be
shall be able attend and viii be examined passed
upon as fast as practicable. Notice will be given promptly
T. Tile name the bidder should all cases. be written
length, and in legibe hand The bidder should give
him to be sent.
s. Bids must be sealed. and marked the outside in
these words. "SEA.Ep BIDS Tor U 5. PROPERTY ); and
addressed the Solicitor of the Treasury, Washington,
ID. c."
9, Form of bid, guaranty, and certificate,
/, resdingat &, in the county of
in the State OF hereby offer the United States the
Of dollars in cash, for their right title, interest,"
and claim to the property described in number int
printed adve Of the Solicitor of the Treasury upon
the and conditions therein mentioned; and hereby
in consideration of the premises agree in my bid
therefor shall be accepted by said Solicitor to deposte thai
sum- Unlawful money of the repositories mentioned
said advertisement within thirty days after my bid shall
be accepted and notice thereof sent to me by mail.
Dated lS48.
For value received guarantee the United States
performance the above undertaking by the signe thereof
in his bid be accepted.
Dated 1913.
certify that the above guaranor is responsible for the
sum mentioned in the above bid.
10 Pats of the lands Boston be the office OF
United States district attorney in that city, and the
Solicitors office in Washington.
H. Bids performed the part of the bidder, accord
ing the specified in the above conditions may
the option al the Solicitor be declared null and void In
all where fraud may have been practsed against the
United States the Solicitor may, before executing the
vance, declare the bid invalid and OF no effect
ASSN X. H. GlLLET,
July ii Solicitor of the Treasury.