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ADJUSTMENTS.
DRo.DwAY THBaTER.-poor.

DROaDwAY THBaTER.-poor.oe ee a !
ID 1erf nance 10 begin A. Z o'e.oes i hS K>pAf
EVENING. June - " NJ - ne Ne Ufs1 oA'4e' o'
o4-.... ~. No.. Nses' Mn,- Mo1r ,H..r
f'',ef 40 sPF&Ss FIRST
--.. t-t.-.. ~ I..-.- lf-. v lt1nf. M'ss Malsck
Dr-.. Gree 49, Pl-cler- -'--s. sanl Nifc.5 80 :
per ue. - ci. Gallery rnlra-ce On An.aonysL - CO
pURroN'. THKATER- cHAMsERSST -0a
I'd TAT RspAY EVENING. June H. VII - '!e1'
CABINET QUESTION.
r11i.......-.. 81 ksvuiora Ley Mss 1lapinAl
t. C'rr --- - .,- --t -re, new org a sis-ie "a
PiRATE> ISLE
A.knar.. Mon. F-,.t--cs Msfr.ic.. ... M,i Aagusts
Pr.7o...... ~ Pi-sg~ Orta0s..... Mss Nstri.
G-srf Pas ie r-o,s og Nine Aigis,s :. Waters and
P-~.-n--.. Circle and Ps-cs-.e s,cts Fam, v Circle
Or >ni er. :, - Door oyer A. "a Curisn 49,. Z.
GRAND FLUTE >OIREE.-At ne request Of a
VI r-ua-r ct srstel-e- ~ ne i'e NJ hN.e IN con
Celc-.- 81 Pho a lu.. - ron. 90 SAT- NDAl EVENING
June o nvA- nr "r.cn occas-cl me- sirrers % inN1
l-h--i- - f-irlt " -' nave a. oppof.inH % aesfnN
Che ta--e .-rn, k-t, ia lse ~ latonlc
as set ~ M-ssrs rmm snd So, eu5grsa. snd eihrr
,a.en., " a'cl wi oe tl.y Nroarced leiS
SUNMER FETE~ At CASTLE GARDEN.
N--Ou MONDAY fNENiNG Jlne IL. .s4s ani each
successive evening during ~ sumner. SUNDAYS except
MENTAL PROMENADE CONCERT. 10 be foi6~e,i
sy BAL D.ErE. Or SUMNER SAIL. Al he available
Mlsics. Talent 10 country W. % engaged IN rapid
succession. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
NJ SIN and ~ SONS
TIE GERMANlA SOCIETY
The principal members OF CT NGLS BAND
t. vo'.rhfs' pianist NJ RICHARD HOFFMAN
HEIR SrOFPEL. th- wonderful performer OF the Nylo-
eordeon, with several other ei,ius g.'hed 'o.oists
NoCALfsrs
Male LOVARNEY. Ms Morau OCONN)R
Mss Fanny FRAZER. - Louisa DlSllN,
and he BROTHERS DISTlN
MAX MARErLFk : engaged as Musical Director
Tickets 2i cents each Doors open al o'cIock Con
cert commence A. =. precisely The Bal 70 commence
nmed stey afer the Cou~sri. aud % conclude a. or
shout % O'Clock Positively Posiponement on acc ,an
of the weather lei %
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LARGE ASSORTED STOCK, comprising every
sye aui size either plain or col0red nre or Tor pub
Doc Or private exhibitions. For sale ~ ne mhnuiacurers
ch.ans.t rates by J " HOLBERTON,
n,,',a isfIvt Is Madeu.lane.
EIREW good assortment Of the best
4 quality. and A. r.e Io~rsf price
s4Jyl.- PJRDY a ROBBINS. - Msiden-lane
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The main increase is in local travel portion OF which
bto be sscrbed to the opening of the Nashua connec
ton The freight item has also improved-ah OF
which 10 evidence of sound improvement in the con
duOn Of the Company. The sale of surplus depot
luds at WorC es,er to the Worcester and Boston Road
for $4,000 has enabled the Company 10 pay Oh con
siderable amount of debt
The bills of the Banks which have broken du-
rns the last year are selling follows
ni Of OHIO 50 et. Of sandusky. Ohio, 3 e'
Bns Albany bsnk OF Wooster OHIO, - etsj New
s Delaware Bdgs Atlas Bans real estate notes 70 e
n - hAriton n
We annex a list of the latest counterieits, from
ncnpsoR's BaRk-No,e Reporter:
n the Nschspes RAni Of New Hsven-vgne,is, three
s.as Tens the Bank Of MasUe, fvgostie, DeelsrAn
jurisprudence I.ns the Camden Bsuk Tens on The l."
AZ Coeuy Bsnt fWes, the Troy CITY Bsnk lhres on
sCAnoen Bsuk Y Ihrce- the bauk OF Nesihec, !
I the cs-mont Baas rhrees the Stamford Rsak.
si Tbrees. County Bank Fnies, on The state
MA Newsk Twenuss the Cumberland Bank No fwes on
~ y Cy BsnA T~entss The sart Bsuk fssi Remington
~ fss The frstka Coua BAnk, Maoie, Y altered iron
49, By The Pasiug operation
Hon. Jas X. Moorhead has been elected Presi-
dent OF the Cincinnati and Louisville Telegraph Co.
The Stock market is running upward at Phlla-
cepbs well as here Almost all descriptions are in
peculstive demand.
The Governor of Connecticut has signed the bill
antering the Hartford County Bank. The Farmers
iaak OF Bridgeport has passed both Houses
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a I4irer- journals. DAY Books. &c y Var0ls slLes
vi we. of bindns kept constantly hand of made o
ler A. .hort notice Books Tor Lodges. Divisions and
Sers with printed heading and bound IN uniform siy r.
80 constantly on hsnd Printing Ruling and Binding
execsi 10 order Letter and Csp Paper ~ every qla
tv Copy Books. Memorandum and Pass - great Ar.es
,S GENERAL assortment Il stationery. A low prices, by
VIA FRANCIS 4 LOUTREL. Staa'uers.
-. = Maiden-Lane
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An DO JOHN-ST.-Croion Hose versus he City
\F.frrs The neglect Of city fathers 20 cleanse
our streets and put them condition 10 give COO re-
~, being pro.scgted with vgor II . Johns. Good
hou.ekeepers lovers Of clean streets and haiers Ps
lence are rrssrung hlther 10 give evidence boston
Hose much superior ~ guitA percha e4neI or ny A.
ce OF the kind ever before Manufactured Of
FOR sale By The subscribers -.,,,v,,,s
~ ovxaos New udia Rubber Warehouse, y J0hn-st
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NEW ENGLISH BOOKS

At REDUCED Prices Imported by D. APPLE
-lION co 200 bruad~ay.
Southey- Common-P Place BOOK, choice passages. mo
rai rr sous political. soplcs historical. poeuct
and mlsce. aueou-. Ecltrd by bis >ou-in-Law, J W
Wtrtsr. b ID. vol 6sO 81 81
The Doctor Sc Inform vfh the shove. by he ate Rob
er' S1uthry. Edited by his Son-ln-Law, " Warer.-
gvo .
BDswels LIE NJ Johnson. including their Tour t0 ih,
Hehude-. hy John " Croker LII p. n~n edition
edited and enlarged. with portraits vo. large. 8yD -
Principles Of Pny-c- and Meieoroiogy hyProi Ma er
comprising nearly COZ pages, illustrated wiki 50 en-
grasing- VOL 3yo 81
Technology, or Chemistry Applied 90 he Arts and o.
Manufactures, by + Knapp. Illustrated with over -
euGravings. 2vOs 8vo .
Historic Gallery of Portraits and Painting, with Ne
moirs ~ The ebrsfrd Of every sge and
try. with over SO engraving vols svo. Or vols 10
half morocco. q g.
Macaueys Hi.'ory Of England Vols T. and II a. 50
History Of the Bank Of England Us Times aud Trad
uon.. by John Francis. vols 8 g.
single copies OF books imported ~ order per every
steamer jeiJ fl-
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? COTTON krencneer
ETR>iTt RE >ortCE-rhe Subscriber vii i've
stf-rron .o ne sac OF household furniture u smiies
changing iher residences giving ap keepns daf-
ng he couag either =. gheif eva residences OF
81 tie Auct0n Rooms. - Beekmsn as& ~ Ann as
B-FGrimre Dough; preferred COTTON.
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sI~ FALL RIVER LINE;- Ts . .,ss
continue 10 cave here for Boston va view.
port and Fs RIVER 5Oelock, Pm ss qsos, "bleh ar
rangement anOrds passengers de sgbtfn view Of tho
splendid .cen-ry 0! the Ssrovs BY daylight ts' lons
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AsHEs-Ar- steady o.e Pots. ssd SOas y r P.arl.
VII sales 30 bbs
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THoS. BILL. Aacronesr
AUCTION >OrltE-NARlErY SALE THIS
DAY. a. ief O'Clock IN the Sses Rooms n Sprucs-st
Compusng dry goods fancy and pied ssi articles. watch
e. jcweiry, clothing, furniture, ho1 keeping articles
groceIles vince heaors &c Also gerslor. Ac lt.
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A RF-PFCTABLE PRIVATE

y l Wi.iamsburgh, shout three minutes walk from
Pecs-sIp or Granl-st. Ferries would take
gentlemen board with breakfast and tea and dinner
Sundays The location j. .eH-ant and healthy No chill
dren IN the house References exchanged Address
Phillips. Oftce of ihe Tribune jei@ SITS
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TRAVELLING AND BUSINESS FROCK-.

TRAVELLING AND BUSINESS FROCk-.-
just flushed assortment of new and pecua -y.e
OF Fr0ck Coats particularly adapted FOR travelling and bu-
purposes nch with large STOCK Of seasolaole
nfsiqualty readv-uade garments would commend 10
The attention Of purchasers. WM 7 JENNINGS co.
leo Us 81 Broadway American Hotel
DYLE'- SEWING -ILk.-Equa 70 the best
IL Italian IN the market Put up ou large spOOls
OF - Yards and assorted 20 suit any markst Dealer.
VII please cal examine and be convinced Of ~ super
OTiy The SIX. Tor ,Oobing or retailing For sac
by The case only bv
H0RsTMASS. SONS DRUCKER. Sole Agents.
mvS lmiseod MAiden-.ane
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GENTLEMEN WISHING BOARD IN Brook
SCHOOLEY,- FOUNTAIN Mineral Spr

VI lyn can bee Pleasantly acc0mmO ated with oreakia
and by applying 81 Salds-sL i've minutes walk ro
Fulton ferry. myli ms
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PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
->fS.-, PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP co
SsGisN PANY United states Mail steam pack'

~>fSs-e FOR SAN FRANCISCO, via Chsges
1LkAN On saturday, June ~ ne well Known steam
ship CRESCENT CITY, stoddsfd, master
viii eaye for Chagrss direct Saturday, Jgns ~, al
O'Clock NJ from Pier X arriving time 70 meet tne
Pacific Mail Of July. The Paeihe Mail steamer
California aud Oregon having 1nvsd back 81 Panama tos
way open for direct rspid communication win ssa
Francisco. For frefgh, Or Ps.:sgs sPPPZ 'sS,..Ax
les jwis- J. HOWAkD SON, ~ bfosnWsy
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DAGUERREAN NATURALIZATION. Cssss.
IL cssIicsls Cameras and Bausries, Of 1psror qualify
jeI2 5gis- JOHN ROACH, opue!aa- y AAsssast
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\ grSls'
THE LEADING PERIODICAL ~ AMERICA
GRAHAMS MAGAZINE.


A New No.umr-J4y. 1893
q r GRAHAM. J. r. CHANDLER J. lAYLOE, Editors
The vast increase Of last volume nas totally eK-
halsed our supply Of NUMBER and We propose io com
m-uce a volume % uurlva.ed -pirniOf WIKI the July
number. which now ready for slbscr Der,
COLORED PLATES or GREAT BELAIf
will be- furnished readers here after n addition 20 the
usual egali steel srd mrxzounf angravings aich we
monthly present them. We shal commence the nfst
with series Of plates Of Colofed Wd and Cage Birds u
rare beauty.
The July number contain. about 20 articles by the best
authors IA the country.
TERMS
For a. pa advance one copy Of Graham and copy ~
LARGE AND MAGNlFlCENT PORTRAIT OF
WASHINGTON
from the BURN Of an American srsL frs prnt IS con
.dered by all who have ~ be ~ the most beau
uuI specimens Of art presented by any magazine
pubhshersl and . correct likeness Of Washington the
sze OF the plate Ia by > inches which Will maze hand.
picture for the paror and should be 10 the hands Of
every American cuZen.
For s. copies for year and copy Of the large
PRINT Of ashngton each subscriber for the mezkOunI
portrait Of Taylor. &c
For SO I've copies FOR year and set Of portraits %
each subscr Der the Washington Portrait delivered Ia
any part Of the city 20 subscribers
Agents shing maze gemenis for the ne" yol-
address All orders to " - GRAHAM
I-lJ 2us Brick Church Building. New forE
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ss<&lx-x1<TOS VIA sTOSlNGT0S and PROyI-
s3zInkz7s DESCE On and after MONDAY June II,
the Steamers Of this viii Pier North Rivss
daily except sunday, ats N. instsad offs N. es lvis
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cOIION-Ihes. nArt- and The sales 500 or 81
ass 10 bay sro 20 enc sstNus 10 sell
kv Errorf, asd ysoes u CssfsS az t (SAs'sirs t4ae"
IA a.l<a
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THAEE years experience as clerk In ciR %
Il the principal accounting Offices OF the Treasury tod
Auditory has qualified the subscriber undertake gen
ernl agency business the OF the federal
aud the transaction OF business with the public depart
ment, or before Congress An Intimate acquaintance win
all matters OF business in the several departments and bu-
reau>, knowledge OF the laws and the principles esab-
shed by decisions in the executive departments IN relation
10 almost every subject connected with public accounts ana
transactions, with which he has Become familiar rom long
experience ia the public service, affords him advantages and
facilities which, perhaps, few others possess. His attention
VIII be directed 10 the prosecution OF claims OF every char
acte embracing revolutionary claims against the United
States or individual States, whether for lands money
pensions OF all kinds communication for hall and boun-
ties claims growing of contracts with the United
onds return of duties remission of fines orieures,
under the other laws the prosecution of claims
arising out OF transactions connected with the Florida OF
Mexican claims before board of commissioners,
hereafter to be formed the sale purchase OF real
estate and generally the transaction OF and every
may be required.
The subscriber is extensively known in the city of Wash
ing, to the civil officers OF the government to many officers
both oil the army and navy well members OF Con-
gress 10 whom general reference is made The following
gentlemen selected whom, If necessary, particular
reference is requested, 10 wit;
JAMES w. McCULLoH, First Comptroller ofthe Treasury
ALBION X. PARIS, Second do do.
PETER HAeNER, Third Auditor of the Treasury.
Gen. THOMAS 8 JEsuP, Quart. Master General u. y A.
Gen. GEORGE GIBSON Commisary General OF Subsistence
Gen. ROGER JoSEs, Adjutant General
Gen. NATHAN TowsoN, Paymaster General
Col JOSEPH c. TorrES, Chief OF the Corps of Engineers
Col John j ALERT Chief of Typographical Engineers
RICHARD SMITH, esq, Cashier Metropolis Bank
JAMES THOMPSON, esq Chief Clerk Third Auditors Office
RICHARD BURGESS.
Office 18th street, opposite N T. Fuer's Hotel
June 29-Iy
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Agency Tor Cirsn.s at WsshinHt on.

(SaAHIEs DE sEI.plNG, Notary Pablo, Conveyancer,
- and General Agent No IL, ToJds Buildings Pennsyi
vana Washington d. c. offers his services for the
prosecution OF claims before Congress any of the execn
tive departments before boar OF commissioners
may be appointed for the adjustment OF spoiatons
collecting private claims and rents procuring pensions,
whether revolution any other seryce bounty lands for
those arising under contracts, treaties
otherwise; buying and selling real estate, &c.
Particular attention paid the settlement OF accounts OF
dsbursng officers who may find it mconvenlen give
their personal attendance
Having been commissioned notary phblic, he is pro-
pared furnish legaZea copies OF any document other
paper that may be required
Charges will be moderate and regulated by the amount
claimed and the extent of service required.
Communications (post paid) will receive immediate at
tention
He has the honor refer to the Navy Department
the several bureaus connected with it, comoers and
ditors Offices of the Treasury Department, and the senior
captains and in the navy and also to Dr. John Ho
mans, Boston; Barnard Henry, esq, Phiadephia Rev.
Scptimus Tnsn, chaplain Of the Senate, Washingon Hon
Henry H. Ellsworth, tayee, Indiana; Thomas M Blount,
ESQ., Pensacola Florida; Hon. 9. B. Penose Lancaster,
Pa; Judge T. Hartley Crawford, Washington; VIM Az
new, esq, New York; H. Collins Lee, esq, Baltimore, Md
H B. keardon, esq, Norfolk, Va; Professor Goodrdge,
New Haven, Conn; M Judson New Orleans; Hon.
A. n. Foster. Nashville. Tam MAY If-iy
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Proposals fcs American watsr-rottea Hemp.
NAVY DEFAR1MESr,
Bureau OF Construction, Equipment, aud Repair.

NAVY DErARIMKsI,
Bureau Of Construction Equiprnenr aud RepaI5
TTNDER the Joint resolution of Congress- approved May
bemo ,1 Ne en. n srs sealed
will be received this bureau or the United states hemp
90 be forwarded by Them unopened to Ibis bureau
for delivering ~nder contract, at either oil the SAID
lie 6et qualify Of Aniea" ,oatsrroed hraP, in guam.
titles Of Ave tons and upwards the ton to consist Of 2o
two hundred and ortyone dollars per ion The proposals
be Opened on .he soh day Of May next The depart
awarded No delivery will be required sooner than the lat
day OF January, 1850
The said hemp must be equal in quality to the best
foreign hemp; and in all of equality OF bid, the
trnct will be given TO the hemPgrower. The quantity
CURED annually will be about 900 tons.
The said hemp be thoroughly dressed cleaned, free
as om sss o and %a NOT lose than sixteen
faction of the inspectors ready for spinning It's strength
must be such that rope OF one and three fourths
OF an inch in circumference made from twenty one
yarns as prepared aud tested by the inspectors, by
their direction, will bear at least 400 pounds, and
lis length color and other properties must be entirely salts
factory to the inspectors or the CHIEF OF this bureau or IT
The respective United States hemp agents certify bills
Tor e which may nma pe
ino ninety per cent OF which o's TO be payable within
may be agreed upon and named in The contracts.
Persons offering must state The price, in words and fig
when DELIVERED issed approved and reoeVed
by the said hemp agent ard payable as above specified
Every oHer must De accompanied as directed IN the act OF
Congress making appropriations for the naval service,
proved 10th August 1876, by written guaranty, signed by
responsible persons Ito be certified by
official parsonage the effect that he they undertake
that the bidder bidders WILL if his their bid be accept
ed, enter into obligation within fifteen days after the
contract is submitted for signature good and sufficient
suretes, 10 furnish the supplies proposed No proposal
will be considered unless accompanied by such guaranty
Bonds with approved sufees one half the est
mated amount OF the respective contracts VIII be required
and in addition will be withheld from the
OF each payment be made, collateral security
for the due and faithful performance OF the CON
tracts which will account be paid until the contracts
complied with in all respects according their
Offers must be made in strict conformity with the terms
Of this advertisement The persons Offering by
hch mapy agent they wish their bills paid if their offer is
accepted and by chih hemp nary agency they wish to
have and bonds Tor their signature and
il they should be executed within fifteen days after
they received by the agents, the department will con-
slider itself ut liberty accept other oilers in place of those
thus neglected.
Mar PAW t30hNlay
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From the National Intelligcncer.
TIME Coal Trade the Coicriss and the Fossil Fuel

TINE Coal Trade, the Galleries, and the Fossil Fuel
i of Great Britain, history and desc pon vol oci.
va, London.
Dunn Ginning engince) the Winning and Working Of
Colierey, Ventilation, Statistics OF, Nc vol, London,
Is 49, plans and cngravings
Dunn the Coal Trade Of The North OF England and Of
Belgium, vol, London.
Bndge's Practical Miners Guide, | vol, London.
FcnHick's Sabenaneous Surveying, vol London.
Jacob on the Precious Metals 2 vos, London.
The of the Blowpipe in Minerals, Oes, Furnace
Products, &C. by Professor Planer, Assay the
Royal Freyberg smelling Works, slated from the Ger
man, 10y Mushpratt, of the Gessen Laboratories with
preiice, by Prof Liebig, vol London.
Mchells Manual Of Practical Assaying, vol, London
Haskers Engineers Guide in Boring, vols, Londoa.
Siams Practical Tunnelling, vol: quarto London
Leithart on Mineral Veins vol London.
Prefix to Daveys Copper Ore Tables, vol. London.
Rockies Geology Science, | vol London
Cha pnans Practical Mineraosy, vol London.
Tables of Earthwot and Excavations by LEY, Bash
forth, Mcneil, and others.
Tlaite de rExploisaton DIES Mines par NJ Oh. Combes
Ingeneur Chef DIES Mines vols and atlas, Paris 1871
Cours lie Service des Officers d'Arlee dams lie For
ge appouye par lie Minstre de la Guere, vol and atlas
Paris 1916
Just i'm ported from Europe by T. TAYLOR.
On hand other works, Engllsh and American, the
same class OF subjects Feb %.
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American Hotel,
RrndHr1u. corner of HHrciau aircef Nem York

THE proprietors TABER ~ BAGLEY, respectfully an
their friends and the public that they have
leased this we'll known hotel, and have made many i'm.
porant Improvements and repairs. and splendid
ladies' ordinary will soon be completed also additional
rooms Broadway,
1t is furnished entirely with new furniture made
pressy TO their own order II is their determination
make il of the best and fashionable resorts or
the travelling public that found in this country
It's situation Is unsurpassed being directly front of the
Park and Fountain, where the Cr)ton continually play.
ing, cooling aad refreshing the air also within dis
lance OF the steamboat and ruoa. landings
The tables will all times be bountifuy supplied with
the decacte of the and their wines liquors
having been selected with great care, cannot fail give
satisfaction.
The proprieors hope by personal poteness and
ton, to merit the support and confidence OF the public
JOB TABER, Boston
New York, Feb. &c, 1919.
Mar Aim
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Notice TO Claimants.

TUCKER IL ADDISON, General Agents, Office 9th
street, Cocnans Buidngs,) four doors north of Penn
syvania avenue.
Beverley Tucker and John E. Addison have assocat ted
themselves for the purpose prosecuting claims of all kinds
before Congress- and the several departments OF the
government
All communications (pos paid) addressed to the above
shall receive prompt attention Reference is made to the
following gentem6nI
Hon Geo NJ. Dallas, Vice President of the United States
Hon John Mclean Supreme Court of the United States.
Hon. Robert Walker, Secretary OF the Treasury.
Hon. Jno Mason, Secretary 81 the Navy.
Hon. k. M. I. Hunter United States Senate
Clement Cox, esq, Georgetown, ID. G
Jno r. Add son, attorneyat-law, will continue to give
personal attention to business before the several
the District Of Columbia and the adjoining counties OF
Maryland and virginia. July bly,
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TULIUS A. FAY'S boarding School for Boys, ELIZA
IL New

u bethtosvn, New Jersey.--1his institution Affords "A
thorough course Of instruction in the Creek Latin, and
French languages and in all the branches of a complete
English and mate ematIca education,
Pupils fitted for any standing in the respectable
colleges, pfepared for mercantile and other active pur-
suits.
In the French department a companionabe native
teacher is employed who devotes ell his time the
est OF the pupils and the French is made lining, spoken
language. 80. -
The location is upon high ground. about half a mile
west OF the town. and is entirely hearhiu The grounds
extensive pleasant wood, a fine open ay-ground
and gymnassni upon the premises afford facilities for
great thorou fare between New York and Philadelphia
and is approached from either city several times day
The summer session will commence the first Monday
in May, and close the last day OF September
7rms-Boafd and tuition, including French, Sl2j Pc
session. Tuition in drawing, music, and Spanish, pro-
fsssor's prices
Ne,o k-Rev. w. w. Phillips, d. ID Rev George
Potts, ID. d.. Rev, John Knox, ID. D. Rev Robert Baird,
d. d Thomas F. Richards, esq, and G. q Howand esq
Jersey Cny.--lIon. ID. S Gregory.
Phiiddeiphia.-Rev. w. Lord, ID d., Rev. j. Fl Jones,
d. D. Rev Thomas Bainerd, ID. D.. James Dunlap esq /,
William s N1artien, and Gen Robert Patterson.
baltimore Rev. John G. Backus, ID. d., Rev. W. +.
Wyatt, d. D. Rev s. p. Hill, Rev. John Duncan, ID. D., s.
X. George, esq Wesley Cowes, esq, and Hon. David
Stewart.
Hagsraora, Mi-Rev. s. Tustin.
ngfsn-Licut M. tiIlliss and DR.. A. d. Bache.
Richmond, Fart Rev. John Johns, ID. ID.
-iabama John Bloodgood esq, Mobile; Hon William
L. Yancy, Wetumpka.
Missss'ppi.-Mrs. A. u. Posethwaiie and L. X. Mar
shall ESQ Natcbez
Lsrineton Ry--Rev Robert Breckenridge, d. d.
Mar 7-law4wSat