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.slin.es5 sl53.i37 sls3.l0 81

Total. .........sl4o685 sloSis7 >ls5,lSo e1o8b5o
The receipts Of the Company since the LIST Of June last
when the Road opened TO its present terminus, The
thriving ,sgs Of Croton Falls have been slsO75s while
for the same period the year previous the receipts
only slss57 This shows increase Of fifty three per
cent According the above data the receipts for tie
year ending June !, ls4s, will probably BE- -o'o When
We lake into consideration The Of income
during this and the year VIZ the Boston travel over
the New Road which must pass fourteen miles over
the HsIe and especially The extension 10 Dover plains
one of the richest portions the State the Income Of the
Road can hardly be estimated e.s than h' million for
tue year 1919 The following the freight receipts
For .x months ending Dee 81 - f85 IS
For ak months ending Dec 81, ldf7.-..... --oi 10
Increase SIX months Of .Sl6oi8 s.
The above however is small amount Of earning. for
road which has cost 80 much IS this and large debt
hanging over It.
The amount OF goods imported aud entered A.
the Custom House this port exclusive Of those sent to
the warehouse and the amount OF duties paid during the
menth Of December, compared with the period Of
the two previous years. were 81 follows.
is4s. 1916. ls47.
Free coed. .:....... ss5siss sSIts slll,ssli
Dutable goods......o, s,5Jl f.isal' sSlo,oS
Tot merchandise s5,ss8,l7e s4,si'Se sS,a4,oss
Cash. Cash f.esved..;.. ,s5s'sse i,iSssz $3.50
Average rate " duty IS ~ -
The amount for last December smaller than ~
IMPORTS falling Of when exports remain much Es-
du1ed.
The Canal and Anking Company, New-Oneans,
have declared dividend for the last 81 moths Of per
cent payable a. the Bank Of Comneree IN this City 90
the 10, Of Feb In relation 10 thi. Bank the v o. Ie5
SAYS.
viii be gratifying the 'iockhoesrs Of tbs insti-
luton 10th AZ home and abroad 70 learn thar se1
dividend offs per cent declared YESTERDAY ~
Only little over NO years since when the Sank IS
con6ded 10 s pEese1t aoe management that the sOeE 10
the market barely worth 80 per share and the esa
of the meeting Of the Board yesterday proves t1af
The stock worth paI 90 the books There few IN
.t.nce, on record OF mcnetAry Institution having
,.n,dy recovered nom the effects Of bad nAnzxsmsnt
- it nat be ssscton % the stoekhodss
- xnox ths. fc comparatively ooscgEe position which
-. B.nk occupied some three years ago, II has be-
ror. the es1ins neyeo &C rPcsson OF he clty- 1--we
~. rat missksa this the art DIVIDEND thai oesa
oeela ed sines 1851
Tn. Lops.Is!snd Insurance Company seri-AnnuA d.
Wand Of psr eest Pc, able me 18Th inst The Union
u.tv.l Insurance. Co Of PAsasPhis per cent on the
"a, vain. Of the stock sad certificates Of Pfsas tor o
.s and a. being Interest for the JsAz lst7 psJssls IN
cab Also Is ger cent Of the net earned prsGiaEs
fss tie year in ssrtsssss saa el u PER sssr' Ana
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sTEFHESss Book or TIE FsRN-fConfsu>d)
sheep Shesring-conclude
The Bulls Ring and the manner Of its construction.
Is Rolling the Fleece, md the Qualities the Wool
Il. The Making Of Butter and Cheese with al The nj
uuie detailed.
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cULTIvAToR FOR

JANUARY, ts48.-rhis Is the first number OF the 70
ume -Psrsons Wishing subscribe for this ysluabl
work on agriculture will please send ia their subser pton
The price Is say one dollar per year Back volumes an
ling . numbers can he Obtained 0f
M MARX H. NEWMAN K co. 1873 Broadway
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PRACTICAL BOOKKEEPING.

MO 81 CEDAd sT-Ar g. Z. MASH, Accountant
lNsuthor oi tle science Of D9uoie-eatry DOos -teep
ins plhsd sod the AT VI -inse eaty b9ok-keeP
tps lmprogss continues 70 tsacl 20 sross Ins p1i Il
p-eon-s familiar from sctuA ~h eL The BOOKS cor
.ttltng s1d Derson OF good csp<ctJ WILL ~ THIS
coufse sseonse bo0k keeper stoui mouth
sud III receive cefuncsfe that snec+ Pros D-ctus-s
with terms. obtained a. the roons iron An u l~B
C,VE>fNG SCHOOL, SOFT bro.c~ay-Ar- CHAM
IL BERLAISs Evening Glasses IN writing, reading AMI
En.sh Grammar ~ be open the 18Th inst for the ad
s-ion of fhos- who d-sirs jJa them Private essoss
sisen during the day n writing Arithmetic, book keep
log. Reading. Grammar, &C. u 1as.
canal BASkIss Co. New or!s.ns, Dee =. lsf7.
NOTICE-The stockholders are hereby notitec mat
lNs cd meeting Of ths Board held this day seal
sEnga dividend Of per cent On he caPiN s,oet
declared payable IN this city 90 Monday Eext % Jsa
uary ana the Bank CT ConEefce N New efk on ies
Isl day u February next BY oresr o. 1900. - u.
7li- y y NlLnls so-s. Sesa.s 30
DROKEN BANK BILLS t4&sn IN exssAnss fof AZ
ID ads OF fancy snd domestic dry goods ,es~s a. -
dgced prcss; black alpaca De lanes s.a aALs sai.s
mu.ns and srbssched sAeerin<s, rea ZIG Sh1'7
sscton ditto, xoyes. nosisry, ke -, .,,,,,.
,,- eor-s< Of Mulberry.
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H0RTICULTURIsT

LNOR JANUARY--Just received.-This work 10 edited
Il BY A. J. Downing. well kaown In this community and
every way capable OF editing wok Of this kind IL 10
devoted exclusively TO Horticulture The July number
Commence, the volume volume is already Published
and can also be supplied Subscription IS per year
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HORRIBLE DISCLOSURES.

rU,HE MYSTERIES AND MlsERiEs or NEW.Yokk,
i BY Ned buntilne, contsIas scenes Ia Ne~-foh TOO
horrible 10 believe -. .
Those who are ncrsiuogs should read the certificate Of
our Ch ef Of Poce wh0 states the Characters Ia the
-. ar. drawn from Ls The work IL dedc Gated 70 the
cerxy Look sut for the number IL will be rich
Psbi,bsd by lis lti.l BERFORD co. Aston House
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DR. MOTIFS
DALsAMIC COU0H SYRUP, price 80 ssats per sossis
- IS Iwi.kWjt

- blwi.&WU
MORAND's
DAGuERRE0TYPD kWBN0So1S.
MORAND l.
Informs his friends public that he hes removes
his Rooms,
tksTAsLfsHED ~ 1907
from the Of Chzmbcfsst and bfoeAwey, II ne
0rsnits Bgildinrs, to
i33 Chathasn-st: opposite The Chafhaa Insa@s'
Over Msssrs 6assnsr q f0anGs GROCERY store
Pytoes for P,etsrss (rvw u spssayd
According 10 size number Of psrsoas fen plss, 80
richness Of the frame
LKgsEssEs WARRANTED
A 81 bexs leave TO 10 the public that - v u -
wsy connected With say othsr
DAcuERGZAs EsTAsLIsnnasT .
10 this any other city - y1eea1
DRKSRNrs FOR THx HOLlDAYo-A asse
useful elegant and durable article esneoe ~ pssessee
" housskssper than OF BgnsSs espsros Doss
Msfs syinS hnish hall thG cannot - ssspesesd
They arc also complete ssrPet pfsesfvsr
BARnESk hcKEACnniE,
dl7irf 1g Broadway ed IS 4esstss
IN PURSUANCE Of 20 order Of the ssusssss q the
ICosnty OF New. York, notice hsfsbI Cven y eli pr
.ons having claim. sssisst THADDEUe 8 BENEDICT.
a. OF the City VI NswYoh decsased " prsssat the
.ss 9TH The thereof to the sobserker, e bs
once No % Wsilsseet 10 the City Of New Yoxt.
before eighth dsJ of july asaDstsd New Yst. the
siAth day of January, lsfe.
u is~sm. E6WARD A LAMBERT, Ezsessss.
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Equals sioe s7 So advance Of nearly 100 per
OF ii. expenditure sbosi s-oooo may Dc s5xa 70
the Of capital hKsHrss not within the propx
current expenses
The Company hav. made dividend Of = per cent Ia
scrip The setsAl Of he Road - sS5s "a snd ID.
net .srninEs for the year se7j i equal 10 per
The business would have been larger bat ~ the lack Of
machinery &c Do al the business that offered
The ComPlay hss made s-ranssnents 70 Jay double
track miles ost from Ciaenas ~ fast a. possible Also
70 connect a. Xsns with Coumbsshe ,esto' Government
ard arrangement with the C0iumbas sni Xena Railrosd
Company ot sa.ory When approved BY the ssOekloldsr
Tor contracting t-aneh Of their Railroad from the
Xsna thTos al the County Of Greene IN direction the
City Of Coumbss terminating Al Pclt On the Msdison
County Inc be established By the mutual Of
the sssniso. the respective nPAniss
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fHrmer-' Library and Monthly Journal OF
Agriculture, for January, IS4s.
eoSrsSrs o. THE JasuAzY SvvEER


EngrauinF5 and Hi4Ifrafi0ns
The Tobacco Plant sid its Enemiss-Lithsrsph colo
-d The WocLshesrs: The FIRST sscond Third ard Las,
stages Of Clipping Sheep Anew-elipped Sheep show
az the symmstry The Punships Sippens; The 3sist.
insl on and the Branding Iron The Head Cap Hood
ated On the Sheep The Balls Ring in i's ii1srsr,
State. The Bullock Holder Tn. Weighing and Packing
Of Wool; The NikinsPsi! The curd-Cutter The
ChseseVst
Illustrations Of Letters Sheep Hu'bsudrJ - Tag
singi Numbering Washing ApParstusi Toe-Nippers
shesring Arrangements Foldinz-Tsblei Wooi-Troush
The Fleece Sailing Box; Shepherds Crook
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LnARNHD CANARY DuRDs.

fkON OENOA
- 10. SPt<ErrO> wonderful Canares perform every
- day and sv-HtGx a. S3 Broadway nesly opposite the
lhezef over NE carpet store ct 10 rrd IL A. ~ End
7. aud a O'Clock, p NJ They perform the siseh spd
iifht rope 10 the cha smoks pipe represent the desh
OF Marshal Nsy kc Some Of these hirds have bees IN
training over years Admission Is cents children hah
price. IL the
A MEXICAN MUsEUM.-P. T sAssuS. Propr,s-
n tor. y hreHcocS. Manager splendid Exhibitions
and Perormsuees. this sft.r,oon at ociosh and thu
evening half past The Manager hes Ieensasod the
ccmrasy o. BtboulN ARABS CAMPBELLs ETH
OPEAN SERENAnERS GREAT WESTERN, in the
Dead shot, IVORY CRuClsix, sHAksrERcAN
CABINET. MISSES JULIEN WHlrLOCk; LIVING
ONANG OUrAN0. Wax Figures, Likeness-s and pot.
traits Of the AMlsrAD CAPTIVE SLAVES. QUEEN
VICTORIA, &C. MADAME ROCKWELL, Famous For
tune Teller.
WAX MODEL OF THE HUMAN BODY,
to be seen privately at an extra charge Of ~ cts
Admission TO the whole - cts children snder 10 yeaxs
OF age and old enough 10 wslk alone. Ia eentsL
Reserved front seats To- each extra
A ANATOMICAL. MUaEUM-At the Junction q
"A Division and the Bowery.-Entranos bowerJ.-
This collection THE OF the kind in the country
tnues 10 draw crowds Of vsers and all sssded do
lighted and plsssed This 10 the ladies' dayand svsry
after from u NJ till sunsst. which
cssion lady will be In attendance 10 give explanations
SPLENDID entertainments every evening, commencing
81 n o'clock. Admission to the whole Is eta Is Iws.
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ID. X. Parmiy, OcuGist,
So n PARK-PLACE-REfEEs
ga }. Yuuly, saz soadss e.S szt.hWks-
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.>v.So's NANxors rASosA~A OF rnx
MISSISSIPPI RIVER.

rHs L,xsrsr PAINTING IN TINE woklpl
DAiSrED ON THREE MILES OF CANNASi-Ex'
L hibnfa view Of eeuntEy go miles In length, extead
from The mouth OF the Mssoen River 10 the City OF
NewOrssas and reaching ten degrees q ALTITUDE.
BEING rHE LARGESr PAINTING IN THE WORLD,
PANoRAMA BUILDING Ia Bnsd~sy sd,oinios Nibio's
Gaaen. Admission 80 cents; children hall price. The
Psnorsms will commence moving ct o'eoek precisely
Afternoon exhibitions Wednssdays end Safurdays q
O'clock. Seats secured from 10 till - osloek A. n.
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iva.nd ., reserved profit. remaining from tn.

u f-'>ff-a PlOuls, i-ntinin4 ION ne
pssvous 70 sr.rnE gpoz the mutual sy.i>n-. pay.b.
delivered the ilth RS The farmers Bank ofv O.
gaia, sen. snHas dividead Of 3. per cent payable
The i5.h
Several Of the frauds on Treasury Notes which
des-s5s1 17ih have besE detected II New.
Orleans AID Mobile. They we're probably pat cat sim
ultaze0usy IL q the Southern and Western cie.
slbbet & Jones Of Pittsburgh have reported a
sountsIfsit So on the Farui-rs Bsnk q vif1ini.
visreiis sfslfsr slssr ~ uueer tree fsu.. figure
each end with a .ick.s, pay e Wy;hevile 70
MGrooes J. g 3 az. CsshsF W MaefsI.la Prs,id.ot
The annual report o. the Little Miami Railroad
exhibit. very pro.peroe, eorson r lhs; ssceru Tie
receipts or Ii. p.s; year h,- besn larger than yer. an
aeiPa;sd snd the promise Of th- eonag year o. .ru
better
Reesiy,I ard E1yez6fErrs q TrazEporfaf,sa
Total receipts sccosn o. s2 i59 3
Total xreucisures sc,cuut 90 eo...... li2ss5 81
Net receipts ev-r eIrrer, expenses -03 SIS 81
The following conpsIaivs statement Of the business
81 the read FOR the ys.T, eallrs Dee 1875 AEi Dee 1871
passenE-fs Freisht
ls+6..................> 5i.lsl II -siss 81
l2f7.................. eosD 2 l3C e95 q
T5tsl......... sss6S - Ss5.fj3 II
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ADJUSTMENTS.


A sTOR-PLACK OPEHA.-sotfes-ro fssiii.:ss
thrown open the ssd Of the psrfcnAass THIS EVEN
ING viii Be preseotsd oonssttis Opsrs, In scts. q
LUCIA Dr LAMhERhO0R- Lord Hsary Ashton. Sr y.
@. Beneventan0; Loey OF LAEmssuoos, 0sncre Ieress
Trua Sir Edgar Of Ravsss~oop, yr Bssdst1 Lord Ar
thar Bpeklsw, SIR Fslix Gssoves' ksyroa1, settinie
no alssrtssii Maestro birsttors sissor ssrn isslr
u the Orchestra ssaor Rspet boass. rsrsssess -
Balcony 81. Amphithessre 80 ets Doom epsa u o.
e.och-so soumenes Of hskpsa = n
NECHANlCv HALL.
A,J BROADWAY, bsswssa Grad - srosas
i 4 :..og'a every night oa'''''A ''''''' ''''''
n. BsArrY AID FASHION Of Nsw-York-
FOCRrEENTH ~e>k Of the ortetnAl
CHRISTY'S HUNSTR012
The Old est establisn-a Bad In the United geesea u
ChriWy. O n Chray y. Pierce. J. Rayaor & Aeooo, =
Naathn whose and In mitAbls Concerts efe sie
y honored with crowded sd highly Respectable see
eaees and aassrsslly admitted % ezssl svsry snsee-
- cent? ehdfsa under 10 ysars half prse poors epsa
:. concert VII commence ~
On Saturday, Jan. 8. En- Arrsaxoca Cosesar DosO
open Ct commence o. s'sloek tv0
NM. LYNNY1
MUSICAL ILLUSTRATIONS and Rssliass Of SAshs-
AvI peAs-femss Academy Jsrvlouoa ct Brcekyu,
THURSDAY EVENING, Jan s.
THE TEMPEST,
with tie whole Of Purcell and Arus's M1ss-
Noeahsts enfae-d.-Mus " L Leach, Mo Dsluss hf.
ArthErson and Mr. s l. Leach, with seAesns cAssss.
Conductor Mr. Geo LoSsr the eeerss o. the svsssl
M. Al,harso and Leach viii sins the essersisd sss
elect Jf6us.
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NOTICES.

MEkCANTItk LIBRARY ASSOCIATION.
REGULAR NOMINATIONS FOR 1s4S.
Fer Prcadrnt
THOMAS W. GROsER with. Jchn Ferrason-
Sfce Prrstdrnf-
- Ger rssyssalag >ecrs,sry
ItOHA> J. BA1AJD. @ith... Recsgld Francois
h<cgrfIsy SECRETARY
GEORGE PECkHAN with no. p Emo
Irr1fzrrr.
WILLIAM A NISSAN. with. Uaion Bark
Directors.
J. BATES with...............ku- Smear
J. = BRAID, vifh-....-.....- .nf-Tnot Dui.c.
EF TO RNl.R. viii. ........ Wood 4 sheldon
CO LIVERNORE. with. Coftn Br.fievk CO
r 2 PLAC +. -lth..............C. 4 [. D-,isoa
G g WILLIAMS. with. ........ Chemical 8.rk
n A OAKLEY. with. ........... Howard las Co
A. n. POSTLEl. Chairman
EDwAKD MaDDsS. Secretary
Cinioa Hall, Dec. >, ls47. IS ,awTukFsw.s.
u II. &. y. A.-Th- members Of Pioneer Temple
No J, House Carr-nfers Protective Association
ieit~d % attend regular ueetins Friday evening III
inst A. = o'clock their Convention Hall i-s Woes
t-rst when busness Of importance viii ee aid before
hem b. order. u5Sr-l STEPHEN SMITH. c. 5
~ splendid Gothic Bell Pulis.-rhs attention
Of gentlemen invited 70 the subscribers ard
splendid style q Gothic and Shield Pattern Bell Pulls.
Door Plates Number Pl.,es, &c They entirely
and original designs and the variety o. pat
tens ~ enable those Of peculiar taste 70 select such
sure 70 please them r ROBERTS.
dis l1is So Broadway, Fear Prnce-st
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" Al aAfuerS % Ad-erf,,sA b. aGi be
poi'-rsid tkry rtH ret be ,lssH o. Of tie Qses
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WIN. TT JUNE. 4 letobsSI. .
DOOrs AND BHOks.-By J. d. ih0EASOLL
DCO-stors ~ rsarlst-On Wsdnssdsy. Dsesoees
At 10 O'clock $50 esses boots shoes and broasas s1ieabl<
for tho Southern, Westsrn and city talsL
Also. msns and boys hip snd thick boots A..
Also. mems and wonen's rebesx ovsrshoes u
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A moro than POetlcal License.

We have read with infinite amusement the speech of
Mr. John p Kennedy, of Baltimore, published at length
in the National Intelligencer, and say when we
have before met with so rich treat in the columns OF
that paper He undertakes prove that the present wing
party is the old democratic party. Why strs up one
laughter read this rgmaroe. The old federal party
the present democratic party and the old democratic party
the present wing party! What poetical license This
reminds of Satan claiming TO be holy We have no
doubt that many federalist is himself amazed at the
ridiculous parallel and have rebuked within their
heart, Mr. John P Kennedy for daring call them
democrats We had no conception, before reading this
precious eeconeerng document, that possible for
any originate production so repete with froth
broad assertion, and gross misrepresentation as this
speech Mr. Kennedy must have put in requisition all
of his poetical novelties and imaginative talent and as
sisted too by many of his worthy and truth loving asso-
cates OF the federal party We really cannot believe that
any could have produced so long an article SO
entirely devoid of either argument facts, though
he be.
We forced to the conclusion that Mr. Kennedy
could have had respect for the people, delivering
such speech he must have supposed them totally dest-
tute of intelligence, the knowledge even of one single
fact of their countrys history
Mr. Kennedy and his federal associates have always
paid little respect to the rights of the people, and to their
capacity for segovernment and they expect to
shelter themselves under the democratic mantle, and
thereby escape condemnation and punishment Having
sown the wind they must be content to reap the wh-
wind
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operating for their safety, by referring the question to thu
eople themselves, whether IL shall afterwards beeom,
The establishes nOhiBg -pasSes nothtus
adc's nOthing-tap0es nothing IL only stops the Bea,
ata the people emssiu1 act upon a. IL is therefore AN
minenty popular powet-ke the Of the tribune, d,
ne people among the Romans-and only operate for M
iey OF the people Instead Of being odous instead of
icing considered despotc yrannica its should
ways be hailed by the people act favorable them
nd give them the chance and instruct before
is fastened upon them. Those only who getting an
advantage the people, who gaining what they are
entitled to, and who afraid of the people, they onlv
the persons to whom the veto s bad thing"
And now we freely ask the people are we 10 have a
President pamed upon the country, who declares that m
opinions of consequences that he does not intend
'contro the action OF Congress that he will have no
will OF his own but follow implicitly the behests of Con-
sress and that he will abolish his constitutional
power of Ueto in Difference TO them that he would viz
uay destroy that independence of the President and that
livsion of power into three departments which, in the
opinion of Jefferson, and Monroe, and Jackson, the con-
sttuton has so wisely established
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NEW MUsIC.-Ths day received, the following new
~ music, at the old established door the
hotel of 18th street, which will be sold
third less than half prce-makng only our page
w. FISCHER.
Look how the stars like jewels glisten
The song Of Blanch Apen. BY Glover.
Six celebrated quaTtetes of the fremont vocasls,
ranged for four voices
There is priceless gem. BY Eastman.
The Sarah Waltz. BY Bohbock
July, beautiful waltz BY Dister.
Clarsse Harowe. with vgnette.
The Bridal Belle Waltz. BY Bricher.
Guida Waltz. BY Hartge.
Missouri Volunteers Quckstep.
The Hauser Grand March.
March Of the Girondins.
Capt. E. w. Binders Quickstcp
Melrose Polka BY Turner
Affection Polka. BY Veerick.
Priscilla Polka. BY Harge
Louisiana Nightingale Polka.
The Fancy Polka. BY b, Taylor.
The Springfield Polka BY Keber
Six studies. BY Czerny.
Kindred Hears--for the guitar.
Oct3l-3taw fAlcx. Gez
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NTARsHAL'S SALE.

NTARsHAL's SALE.In virtue of writ of fsri faeias,
M issued from the clerks office of the circuit court Of
the District of Columbia, for the county of Washington,
and TO me directed shall expose public sale for cash,
ON Thursday the 18th of November next at the front of
the court house door of said O'clock ID. the
following property All that of ground lying and being
in he city OF Washington it being the south part of the
said lot which designated the ground plan Of said city
as lot No in square No 1923 the said part of said LOT
containing zoo square feet of ground will be
tnly described in deed Thomas Carbury trustee to
John SessIod and dated the 9th of March, is2s and
corded in Liber W. b., No o. foos 26 and 297 with the
povements thereon fronting 80 feet on Eleventh
and SO feet North street Seized and levied upon as
the property Of John Scssord and satisfy udcias
No 81 to October term, ls4s in favor Hannah Barry
ROBERT WALLACE
Marshal of the District of Columbia
1S-dts
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L. MARCY, Secretary of War.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 10, is

WASHINGTON, Oct. 10, ls4s
GENTLEMEN AS ! was about to leave New York. on
my return to this place. had the honor to receive your
letter of the 2sth of September expressing the most
kind and complimentary manner your appreciation Oh
my public services, and inviting me public dinner
The pressure OF official duties is the apology have 10
offer for my delay in replying to it. Nothing could oe
more gratifying than to meet many OF my esteemed
friends such occasion you offer to me but 'ae
necessity for my presence here and for some time 10
come, compes respectfully to decline your invitation
Your reference to the manner in which have performer
the duties of my present station and your liberal eA
pressons of approval of my public conduct demand my
most grateful Acknowledgements, and encourage me 70
hope that my anxious endeavos to be useful have been
attended with results in some degree corresponding 10
my wishes Such favorable view of my official course
emanatng from those whose interest and patriotism na
uray lead them 10 examine public measures, ana wno
well qualified to form just estimate OF them IN
their immediate we'll remote consequences,
testimonial which most highly prize, and most grail
flying reward for arduous and responsible services
No one. you, can sincerely rejoice than
do at the return OF peace, and can better appTe
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-10-22
Hu n. GREEN. .a,sCttOneer.

GROCERIES, CIGARS, AND TOBACCO AT AUG
~ TION-On Monday the zsd instant shall sell, at 10
O'Clock A. M at the Grocery store adjoining the Refractory
of Mr. Jost Pennsylvania avenue, the War Depart
ment lot of family groceries, %c., viz:
Young hyson imperial, and gunPowder tea
Sugar, coffee, chocolate, salt, spices
Pepper, vinegar moasses, whiskey, shad
Herrngs, crockery, glass; and eartheh ware
Shop fixtures, scales and weights. sugar bins, &c.
Cigars and tobacco.
With many other articles unnecessary TO enumerate.
Terms cash. A. GREEN,
Oct. 2i--2 Auctioneer