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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-27
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<fVE SAGE OFFiCE-P. w. BYRNEs CO 70 We
SG terloo road, Liverpool arc DESTROYS Of intoruins
thn pabo 81 the United States that they continue 70
bp out drect from any Of the ports 10 me
UGitei Kingdom u Great Britain and ireland on more
favorable than be obtained from any othef ~
sslahahort in the passensertrsde IN Lsespool
The many thousand passengers that have saec "a tn'
i Ana he did.rrng pors lu ireland for the sat thiy
90, Il. guarantee Of ability TO tulh Wiz
,NlisAsteu any engagement Tor passsss tns' We may
favored ~ilh ,.-.. -.
pan. aud Rils OF Exahsnse given for sny amount ey
she ga sisht the National bsos OF lrelana SIC ~.
hfanchrs, and ase On all the punelPs o~ns " IHs>
aai scotland without discoarI -. ..,,,,s
n.t III he PACKET ships, with theu days Of ,Anns
.a hs ai who act tot us esn oe nsa ~
srrss,lsa AZ hs cdos Apply address by letter tpe"
r.lAN I'D S0~ea'l w hNkNr.> - :, -~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-27

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate o. the
County OF New-York notice is hereby given 70 All per-
sons having claims against MICHAEL W bANEt. ile on
the City Of NewYork boatman decessed 20 present me
same with the vouchers thereof 70 the subscribe al MS
Office No Nassaustreet In the City Of New OK on or
before the eth day Of May neItDaed New me eth
day Of Nov. 1871 JAMES . ThAibhi
NJ fuhLc Aotb- NS-
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NJ ToRpsepd not having tested hii sarsapartia 10
..sss ~ Fits Of course recommended ~ ,na ~as
.rnrsed 10 receive the following from an intesenI Ap
-ssppectabie Farmer Ia Westchester County 90 ,,,,
tesPrS'e''9 FoRDHAM August 10, l5iI.
d., Tovnsena. Dear sir-l have litte Rih seven i,
sss Who bs. been several years afflicted win
f ~ trs6 .lmost everything for her bat withOutsue'
rss, a. lssf although we could hnd no
In or circua-s for ike hers we thought s SIC
sar.ar .a add are very glad did, Tor II DOT on re-
stored her strength but she hss had no return OF the
10 our rrest pleasure and surpre she IS t1 o1SOins
rySSed And hearty, foE which we feel grateful go, :,
YoaTs, respectfully, JOhS OAbH4'' -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-27

nairss snrroeste OF the County Of KINGS notice Is
hereby given according law = All persons having claims
against tbe estate Of JOHN RAIhbOnL, sts OF me wy
ired 10 exhibit the with the vouchers thereof 70
the subscriber the admnisraiN, Of al and .lnkui~r nc
,oods cnetfss and credits which OF said deceased
Al hr redeuce No 90 JorsemOn In the City 81 BROOK
lvn on or before the 2lh day Of July l3fo-Oaed this
20 -5, 1 iS o. III RATHBONE, AdunistrairI kc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-27

Ssa UOUIRS To LtT-Dssirable Residences for
~ private families Rent moderaie-Ths houses are
YEA situated on tue Fourth-avenue, between Twenty
9Th and Twentysizth si also several other houses In
the same vicinity They In complete order havios
bath. and the modern mpTovenents lhe situhlon 70
hnthf md easy Of sccsssthey eau be reached by the
cas- from the Civ Hsl 10 ~ minutes Apply TO u
Evans Twenty hith.st sesond house east Of Fourthsve
-. =. ~, 80 81 .iI-nlsca ms 2ws
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"a EiRM EOR rALE OF Exehsnse. PES

On FOR sALEThe valuable farm, tthe late resi-.
% denes Of Thomss Hyatt, Esq containing about 20
~ scres of lend Of excellent quality, Ia high state OF
cultivation and situate in the town Of New w nosoI
Orange County about FIVE miles west Of Newbu.ghi ana
shout smle from the Turnpike Road Leading from
Nswburgh to Montgomery There 10 on the farm very
good dwelling house and barn, aud the Necessary oaE
buildngs, and also a variety Of fruit
The farm "a well watered having living stream ion
nng through the center, and convenient distance
from the house There Is Cider MIL also, on the pern
sss The farm IL well calculated Tor gentleman wshins
10 retire from business rea;orsbls proportion OF the
purchsse money may remain a mortgage II desired
This farm 10 70 bsDld ia order 20 settle The estse.
Reference TO JAMES DUSENBUkY 90 Woosterst or
ALEX. l.. MCDONALD. 81 John-st. md 3w
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a. TO LRT-PAt n = hsnas0tns 5-.tory House, de-
u. sltfBilg io-st-d 10 West Foortsenthst third door
M lsf u SHth.sysnge. VIII b. let 90 moderate
errs The bss, Of references required Lines Of stages
ua close y sad 10 Iss NIL Tvs
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

80. a uoIf.H AND LEASE f0r sslo corner Of
Ktgr aud Washilgt sts--th- irlse ~ t~ehiJ oHe
h-~ .r.ia too hay n.t. in4'n74t' f." '
-. ,nrNThy SEAT EOH sALB.-A beautiful
NJ ,o eoetanlas % acfss 81 laad, varsity u hnii'
.Lrsbbsfy ETC For partlcuisrs. anglf ~ ,,., . .
NJ w.. TOHPklSS 4 LIVINGSTON, li' wet ~
-. cfIssCkRY sALK-Ihe new ibreestofJ
e.. ts-l'.ps house ard lot No. - West Ihiresnihs~
~ ne Efh avenue. f8rushsH 10 M b-st modern
.yf- Ifh fhe Cfotop fixtures complete ING ts'.e
l feet ana The 10; lnJ dssp-rena i,f ry~ S % ~
without 90 thr 'lt dsy ol Hisset ~ raoRg
the Mere ants kNcItnto ielii'' ''- ,,.Jf,ns
M Amity place
-. BROADWAY PROPERTY for sale VI irs-e-
". The premises 5fi hrosd~ay, hAti.s usen -.
~ b. The subscriber e. cabinet furniture "aalia''I
pom ts ssStrs location It offers sdvsstssss fof th-
bushes. A. nov occu pied store Motel or any
manu'aefuring pufpose foi paLHes 81 "A sgIpNAH
will be made rsasonsbs, inquire OF Nh. D ohit
the premi1os
"a AT PRIVATE -ALE-Four lots OF sFs ln.'. on
- Madison Aysnue between Twenty nintn aha u..3
s Gr,t Also, six lots on ThIrteti a.
ard " ad con avenues Also two lots On Broad sJ'
Tygenty ninth and rhirreh Also, two los on l"rh'
~ thrd-st between Third and lexngton Nenus., fo'
terms. kc. apply to ANTHONY BIZ sSan 49,,
MA lw AuS...11o' 49,
-. .TE1u ENG Ne FOR sALE-Foof horse
HE power. with b,lieE pumps, pipes, and ali the hh-
MA nre. bslonsinE % it, also, two buildings, one ~
- n f.st Ard he other - By feet tosrther with the
i.,s IN house aad four lots Of Srourd The above VIA
- sod toaetheg separate very cheap TOR cas Fos'
session OWEN first OF Apui or sooner desired Inq0io
on the premises Fory iouftnst' near N'H" VI
45 Csdsr-st. uP stsirs ne. -
nc. uIiIIku-RURG PROPERTY for sale
III very low-Ors story end a,t' u9u'e lh LOU
IA lot Is feet By 100 house - fset uy wv hal
new containing II rooms piice riiv.o.l "a 80.
rerain on nortgaEs. new two-stoi1 snp et.l-
houss with kitchen aid or two os OF sfoun'
Of Even and Ainsise st nesr the 0otaiS snoien'
az -. -, - ' no lon
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HOUSES TO LET.

o. WASTED TO REST-Part o. . hous. ia a GOOD
81 Beshb0fbosd la t1c upper part " tbs cry for a.
- f.Ify sf 100 psisoas Dn~ ntVinx TIE tfDtos, hsth
~ gL-l-nei- AhlLes. q. Dc Lhs TrhaL. Oee MS 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-27

90 WANTED store 10 the ba,ine.s part Of the
- city saitabls fOT sOsfsctOnNy, with rooms COZ
LA~ .teA fsr tho accommodation Of small family
Ai.o wofk,bop Ia tbs rear VI basement Adoress Con
lection this ofic-. NIL i~-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-27

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
lof IN. County Of NewXors notice y hereby even 70
All psr.ou. having claims against PETER SChW AhO'
lsts OF The City Of NewYork deceased 70 pre-
sent the same with the vouchers thereof 70 the subscriber
~ ~ ocs Nassau 81 In the City OF New York, be
fore the STA day Of May nextDsed New-foTk, the stn
day Of November, lsi7. - , ,,. .-,..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-27

o. 10 LET-rhe t~e-stDfy ahd Sstie house lsJ Woos
~. The store ard d1slliog ~ Broad~sy nesr
- Cans. u. Also ths lsFse room 10 tho house as
Brsa8~ay suitable for artist. Apply 81 room Ia the
houas J bfoed~ay. m2 w.
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SCHOOLS
noARDING AND DAY SCHOOL.

rUNHE WI-sko SEUtWILN VII % ne NIFl y = >
II r.moys A. els sotl1Iag .lc caf school ii'i -
place Ninth 81 te~ ore yoant iso.s
r.n a, Accommodated. IL "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-27

!. PIET OF TIE TWO-sTORY

EI "a grsnd o. Ia few doors vest OF Broadwsy TO let
49, 20 small quiet family without small children, vik
two rooms the first hoor flushed attic rooms
garrett roo font basement aud vault there tea room
Aud the groton IS introduced The house very airy ano
pleasantly locsted-well finished with painted walls;
marble mante The lessee has four IN his family and
no children Possession 18th Goth April-msy bs seen
after ~ O'Clock Apply the premises. or at 81 Liberty
Il staIrs m<o W
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-27

by ORDER Of Hon. James r Lawrence Coanty
ID udge OF The County Of Onondaga Of the degree OF
Counselor 6c-Notice 10 hereby given that an aIacn
has issued against the estate OF DAS,hL = IA
debtor on due proof made to the aid County
Judge pursuant TO the statute concerning n's
against abscondins, concealed o. nonresoeh ~ ~
debts unless be- the said Daniel Raymond appears and
DISCHARGES such attachment according 90 law within NC
months o the first publication Of this notice ana tha-
The payment Of any debts and the delivery oil any prop
ery belonging the said debtor, or for his use ana inc
transfer Of any property by him tof any peI
are forbidden ~ law and are void dated AZ Syracuse
a. iotb ~ 81 Zen Ia38 FORBES SHELDON
80 49, Attaching Creditors SYRACUSE ~.
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DT ORDER OF Martin Lee County Judge OF " as ~
ID ipgton County counselor, &cNotice IS hereby CIV
an nTsuant 10 the provisions Of the statute authorizing
sttsehuens against abscondine concealed and nonresl-
ent debtors that an attachment has issued against me
estate Of HORACE GRAY and NATHANIEL FRANCIS
a. uonrsdent debtors snd that the same VIII be SOFA ~
the payment Of their debts tniess they appear ana es
charge sueh attachments according 70 law within nine
ontb. from The first publication Of this no5ee and that
the payment OF any debts due 70 them by residents OF TINS
State delivery to them or Tor thef use 81 any P,gP
Of Sny such property by Them forbidden BY law and
ars void-Dsted January ID, ls45 ,,,,.,r
..tor for Attaching Creditor
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SPLITTING BLOOD

NEw-YOsK, April p, 1877:
n r-,r,e-~nI verify believe that your SArsspariiis
80 bssn the means through Providence Of saving ny
ne ibavs ior several years had bad cough II 9eesns
60 srd v-5rss A. last ! Iaised large qusnnte, =
NJ ~ nigbt s,gssfs and was greatly tebltsted ara
Cs5n..s and did not expect 70 i've. have only usea
your sarsaparilla short tne and mere MS is
ov9r ne city raise blood, aud my eongh nas Ell re
You CA well imagine TIA, sn thsnnGl ior tnsse tu'
'0 w, M ~ WN RUSSELL, IS Cstharine-st.
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II tEI1lIIII1t4t
lUEL T. HALL, an Ascending or concealed deotor-
We the undermined Trustees for a the creditors OF s,a
Samuel T. Hail. Ascending or concealed debtor give
notice thereof pursuant the provisions OF the 10
cb case made and provided and hereby require all per
sons bed said Samuel T. Hail. 10 render an account
Of all debts aud Of money owing by them respective
v 10 him and 70 nav the the undeT'kned by the
fret day Of March next, tie clearinghouse OF hhney
w Bushnell at Laargeville, Ia the County Of Jeneson
All persons having IN their possession any property or e
fscs of the said Samuel T. Hall also hereby required
10 liver the same the undersigned By the day above
mentioned And ell Of the creditors OF the SAID samuel
n Hall arc required 10 deliver their respective accounts
And demands 70 tn. undersigned Of them, on OF be-
fore the d az sforesaid.-Dste January 3. 1913.
HANLEY " BUSHNELL,
CVTVFSTFR DIXON Trustees.
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THE UNION.

IN procession, with nnumerable torches, ransparencles
nags, banners and devices OF every descrlpuon-aIl
eyincing good taste and sound political sentiment 1t
moved through the second municipality down TO the
hlrd, and returned to the ST. Charles HOTEL where The
guest OF the democracy was deposited at his lodgings
The people then dispersed and retired in good or
der TO their homes. At midnight the city, lately the
scene OF such stirring exhibition, as still and qule
as on any other night.
We only repeat what we have heard from dozens OF
individuals, who have gatherings of the people IN
other cities and other countries, that this the most
numerous, the most brilliant, the most imposing, and the
most orderly that they had witnessed First came
the ne escort OF horsemen about sixty IN number then
the barouche with the General the Governor, and Sena
tor Soue, followed by vast train OF coaches and cabs
with the veterans, officers of the army, and strangers
then the main body of the procession. extending in
line that seemed not to have end great many fine
bands OF music, at proper inervas the banners flags,
ransparencies of the democracy-the cheers bursting
forth from multtudes OF stationed at every
the waving of the ladies' handkerchefs from the bal
conies-it was spectacle which can see only
in his lifetime, and worth voyage across the
Atlantic 10 enjoy.
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BY Ed. c. & 6. +. DYER, .4ncffoneers,

A CHANCE FOR SPECULATION.-CITY LOTS AT
n AUCTiON.-On Saturday, the 18th July next, will
be sold public auction, OF lot H. in square No 79
the OF Third and south LOT
the square; part of LOT in the square, at
the of Virginia and Third part OF
lot with improvements being frame dwelling and sta
BILE. These lots will be sold the premises nearly oppo.
site the Masonic Lodge, Navy Yard, haipast
o'clock, p. M July 10, lS4S.
Also lot N in square 903 it being nearly half the square
This lot may be subdvided the day sale. Part Of lot
l., in square, under lease yielding ground rent OF
$40, payable half yearly, and improved by frame dwe.
ling Lots "a and 25 in square lo43 on Pennsylvania
avenue, between 18th and l4,h Lot 10, IN
square l,l05 near The Middle Bridge, the Eastern
Branch.
All the above lots in the neghborhood of the Navy
Yard and desirable for building These lots will be sold
the premises Of square 903, Odd Fellows Hail.
the Navy Yard, at hafpast O'clock p, m July l3
Terms: One-thrd cash, balance in equal payments at
and years, for satisfactorily secured, bearing
interest. Ii. MAY.
ED C. 81 c. +. DYER,
July I'D Auctioneers
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AGE ENJOY FOR g l. A M 3 a,
III lI-HsLlfuxiOu. ID, g.

L,ERDINAND w. RISQUE, Attorney and Counsel
OF ST. Louis Missouri, has opened an office at Washing
ton City for the prosecution OF claims against the United
paItmenis of the government.
He attend claims of every description Whatsoever
sanctioned by law requiring services of agent
Washington those which his attention will be par
ticulary and specially devoted the following. viz:
revolutionary claims OF an KINDS Land Claims generally,
with Great Britain Applications Tor patents Tor useful III
ven,ons Claims Of all kinds arising Out Of the late war
scrip; OF mileage and for horses or other
property lost or DESTROYED while IN The military service
will be promptly attended to- He will also give his pal.
ticular attention the prosecution Of the claims of ndivd
uas against the War Department. for expenses incurred
subsistence transportation furnished for the OF voun
received into the service of the United States.
Fees reasonable Office in Lakemeyers European Hotel
Pennsylvania avenue, between lath and 10Th streets
TIE undersigned take pleasure in recommending to the
public Ferdinand W. Risque, esq, as competent and
faithful agent prosecute amy claims against the several
departments of the general government
Washington City, june I64S.
J:Y: Mason, Sec'y of Navy, LINN BOYD. Kentucky
W. ALLEN, Ohio ARIisrEp BURT, 5. Carolina
a D fsHzsa Kentucky e.
SoLoN BoRLANp, arkansas, w L. GoeoIN, Virginia,
SIMON CAMkRoS, Pa, W. P. HALL Missouri,
JEFFERSON DAVIS, Al, THos. ]. HENLEY, Indiana,
II. ). FooTE, ' ISAAC +. HOLINESS s. Carolina
REvERpy JOHNSON, Md, GEO s. Housros, Alabama,
II. JOHNSON, Louisiana, d. s. KAUFMAN, Texas,
JOHN A DIX, New York, L. BUTLER KING, Georgia,
E. A. HANNEGAN, Indiana, T. w. LIGoN Maryland,
SAM. Houston, T,x, CHARLES 5 M oREHEAD, Ky
THos J. RUsk, '' HENRY G. MURPHY, N. Y,
JACOB w MILLER, N. Jersey, DAVID OUTLAW, N. Carolina,
J. ID. WEsTooTr, Florida, JOHN S. PHKLPs Missouri
j. r. UNDERWOOD, Kentucky r. b RHErr, South Carolina,
United States senators. w. A. RICHARDSON, Illinois,
JAMES SHIELDS, ROBERT G. ScHENcK, Ohio,
Brig. Gen. u. S. H. A ID. SIMS, South Carolina,
TRUMAN SMITH, Connecticut
w. S. HARVEY, CALEB B. SMITH, Indiana,
Cot I'd Dragons, y. s. A. RoBERT Smith, Illinois,
ALEX. II. STEPHENS, Georgia,
BENZ. F. LAaNED L. w ToMPKINs, Mississippi
Act'g PaYn'te Gen u s. n. r. TooMBs, Georgia,
A. w. VENABLE, N. Carolina,
w. S. PARRorr, ID. WALLACE, South Carolina,
Late u s. Sec Of Legation ]. WENTWORTH, Illinois,
TO Merico. HuGH WHITE, New York,
G. H. CRosMAN, JAMES WILSON N. H.,
MAJOR aud z. NJ. y. s. d. Members House of Reps,
July l3-3idN2aw3m
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TN pursuance OF law, l. JAMES X POLK, President OF
the United States OF America do hereby declare and
make known that public sales will be held the under
mentioned land Offices in the State of louisiana, at the
RODS hereinafter designated, to Wit
At the land office at OPELouSAS, commencing on
Monday the sixteenth day Of October next for the disposal
Of the public lands situated within the aforementioned
townships and parts OF townships, vizi
North Of the base line and Of the principal midan
Township one, OF range two.
Township one, OF range three.
South Of the base ne, AID east Of the principal meridian
Townships weve thirteen and fourteen of range three
Township twelve, OF range four.
Township ten, OF range nine.
South of the base ae and ross Of the principal merdian
Fractional sections eighteen and nineteen, west of lake
Cacasiu in township thirteen and the fractions OF
lions eighteen and hiryone west OF Cacasu pass, and
sections hiryseven 10 sixyeight inclusive, In fractional
township fourteen, of range nine.
Township eleven, (exoep the south half OF section one
he north half twelve the south halves OF fourteen and
dfteen the north halves of tweutyone, twenty-five,
twenty three the ouh half of twenty four section twenty
1--we, and sections thiro to hlrty-sx nclusyeO sections
one two twelve thirteen, twenty four, -hve twenty
six thirty two thirty three thirty our, aud thittyve,
numbered seventeen TO seventy inclusive In township
thirteen and sections Six seyen twelve thlrteen fourteen
Johns island and sections twenty-five, twenty three
twenty -four, twenty-five. aud thirysx, IN fractional town
ship fourteen, of range ten.
eight, eighteen nineteen, and thirty, in township twelve
of range eleven.
and ten in township eleven; and sections twelve
thirteen, fourteen twenty-three wenty-tour and twenty
i've IN township twelve, oil range Twelve.
Fractional township ten east OF the Sabine river and
sections two twelve, thirteen twenty three twenty.
four twenty five, tweny-sx, and thy-sx, IN fractional
township eleven, OF range thirteen,
AT the land office a OUACHITA, commencing Mon,
day the wentyhird day of October next Tor the disposal
of the public lands situated within the following townships
Wis
North of The base line and east of the principal meridian
Townships serenteen and eighteen of range
Townships seventeen, eighteen and nineteen, OF range
eleven
Lands appropriated by law for the of schools militia.
nv or other purposes will be excluded from the sales
The offering of the aforementioned lands viii be com
menced on the days appointed and proceed in the order
in which they advertised with all despatch
until the whole shall have been offered and the sales thus
closed But sale shall be kept open longer than
weeks and private entry of any OF the lands will be a
mtted until after the expiration OF the two weeks
Given under my hand the city of Washington, this
seventh day of July Ammo Domni thousand eight hun
bred and fortY-eght
BY the President; . -
| JAMES X POLK
| RICHARD NJ YOUNG,
Commissioner of the General Land Office
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July I'D



A CHANCE FOR SPECULATION-Valu able property
"A Aucton.On Friday, the 18th instant, the subscn-
bers will sell auction the foown valuable property
this city, to wit r..-0f
All OF square No $685. lots Nos to IS inclusive square
No 669 These lots the north boundary of the city,
and afford excellent site for graveyard market gar
den
Lots H. 49, 81 and 3d. in square $751; the corner
of LIST and New York avenue crest Of the
hill.
Lots and g. in square "a, being valuable building lots
on Pennsylvania and street, Georgetown
The above lots will be sold the subscribers auction
room at o'clock, p M, the day above mentioned .
Also, parts of lots % and ~ square b,
with the twostory brick dwellings thereon, being in the
centre of the city, on Pennsylvania avenue.
Also, part OF lot S in square, under lease yielding
aground rent of $50, payable quarterly
Fart OF lot - in square, under lease yielding
ground rent of STA 80 payable quarterly
These lots Pennsylvania avenue, between ~ ana
9th Streets and are improved by brick buildings.
Part of Lot Ia, in square 6SS, under lease yielding
ground rent of 500, payable quarterly.
This lot is south gate OF tho Capitol and is I'M
proved by hree-sroy brick house known the "White
House."
The above lots viii be sold the above mentioned day,
the premises at square b, next to Buhmann's Wine
Store at half past O'Clock, p. m.
Terms of sale One third cash the balance in equal pay
at and two years, for notes satisfactorily en-
sed, bearing interest. III. MAY
E. G. 81 @. +. DYER,
July I'D Auctioneers
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SOLDIERS, CLAIMs.-FRANCIS A. DICKINS offer

o,OLDIERs' CLAIMs.-FRANCIS A DICKINS offers
- his services procuring the settlement OF the claims OF
of this class he charges for attending to claim be-
fore the departments Washington and getting settled
nav mileage clothing &C., per cent the amount
covered if fifty dollars over; if under that sum- hive dol
lars He will furnish free OF charge any form neces
sary to enable a party prepare and forward to him
claim for prosecution. if requested by letter, (Pos pad
and directed TO him. at the city of Washington
Mr. Dckins been for than twelve years largely
engaged in the prosecution of claims at Washington both
agsnst tho United States and foreign COVE and
consequently known of those who have held pub
lie offices there during that period lie will attend prompt
y m ali business confided him His Office is
dence on + street, between 18th and lath streets.
July 12-dIm
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TORsE LOsTi-Escaped from my pasture, adjoining
the railroad where leaves the city, small light bay
horse. high spirited marked with white on one hind foot
and having the hair rubbed off above eye He
formerly owned by Mr.. Dernger of this city will give
a suitable reward any who will deliver him my
residence on street, east Of the Patent Office.
July 7-1w AMOS KENDALL.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-07-13

A CARD-The subscribers successors of Edward Dyer
n and Robert W. Dyer, of this city, lately
deceased beg leave inform their friends that they will
the auction and commission business at the old
stand corner 10th and Pennsylvania avenue,
where they will be happy hear from their friends
and business inused their will be promptly and
properly attended to- EDWARD 9. DYER,
Nv I3-eo2wif GEORGE F. DYER.