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MARRIED.

On Tuesday, the 10th inst by the Rev. Mr.. EDWARDS
ID. LATHAM, esq, to Miss ANN DODSON, both of thi
city.
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TOR sALE-THE GOODWILL AND FIXTURES
IL OF A DRUG STORE in central and desirable To-
cation In Washington city This good chance for any
one with small capital 10 make money, as II "a doing
Hourisbng busness and the terms Of sale will DO made
easy. As- Address APorHEoARy, box SO, Washington
postrofhoe lau lS-dlw
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MILITARY VIsIr.-We learn that the claw
Greys," Captain France, of Baltimore, will
visit our city on the morning of 18th Septem-
Der next. A hearty welcome from our various
military companies doubtless awaits them.
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PURE IRISH LINEN AND LINEN GOODS
GENERALLY

WE would call particular attention TO stock OF
wv Linens, suitable for shrtings; also for bosoms
and collars which warrant TO be pure and free from
any mixture Of cotton. Also, table damask all widths,
brown and blssched with napkins linen sheetngs Huck
abaoks, diapers, and toweling goods generally.
Persons wishing TO make up the above goods, will find
II TO their advantage TO purchase them now, they will
be sold at least rs per cheaper than during the busy
season. Gall and take look for yourselves.
@. w. YERBY,
~ lo-sd1n pe svy bet 18th and Sth Sta
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We, would direct attention to the advertise
ment of young man desiring employment As
clerk or salesman. 4t
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THE ADvERTIsER, who is qualified TO in.
struct in the Classical and English departments OF
education together with some of the modern languages
wishes to obtain BOARD In family In which his instuc
ton would be required Address A. n, Of this omos.
an 16--d6A
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Dr. Stickland's American Family Pills
DESIDES the cathartic and andyspeptc qualities of
ID these Pills. their adaptation to purify the bood-to
cure the Liver Complaint Urnal and Abdominal Diseases
and especially that class of maadies known as Female
Compaints to relieve the system Worms and pmples
on the skin-may be seen, set forth in pamphlet,
which can DO had gratuitousy of the wholesale agent
A. GRAY, Bookseller,
7th street, opposite Odd-Felows Hall.
NB-The above PILLS come to so highly recon-
mended, from responsible source that do not hest
tate to believe that they will prove be as good as the
BEST introduced and that it will not be long before
their popularity and sale will be unparalleled.
June 6-eot A. GRAY.
Also for sale by Dr. II. II. WOODRUFF, Druggist,
COR of II and 1lth SITS. ~
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V'HE PUBLIC SCHOOL BOOKS, and all
those used in the private academies and institutions
in the District Of Columbia and adjacent country for sale
at New York prices by TAYLOR MAURY,
au 1g- Book sellers. near 9th st
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sEIDLITZ POWDERS.

h00 BOXES sEIDLITz POWDERS, put up in the
oOO best manner and prepared from the most per.
feet materials for sale at ii. ii. woODRUFFs
Drug Store, corner of Rand 18th SITS.
Price rs cents per box.
Also for sale by the Rev. A. Gray Bookseller 7th st.,
opposite Odd Fellows Hall au 4-eodtr
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ANOTHER WARSma.-The grocery store Of
Mr.. ]. Pearce, corner of Seventh and l streets,
was in imminent danger Of being consumed by
fire last evening, from the ignition Of cask of
camphine oil. While in the act of drawing the
liquid from the cask, 1t took fire from lamp
placed near it, and spread rapidly over the floor
as it ran from the open spigot. A lot of brooms
suspended from the ceiling soon took fire, and
but for the timely aid of the neighbors, who
cast the burning materials into the street and
furnished supply of water from the adjacent
pumps, the whole interior Of the building would
have been instantly enyeloped in flames. One
of Mr.. Pearce's hands was badly burned in his
efforts to extinguish it.
A law prohibiting the sale Of this combustible
the vender of it, and materially enhance the Sc
curity of life and property; for while it would
prevent the possibility of accident in places
where it is kept in large quantities, it would
compel families who use it to make their pur-
chases in the daytime, and cause the more gen.
eral preparation of the lamps for use ut the
same time.
| RowDYIsM.--After the danger from the fire
above alluded to was all over, the fire apparatus
of two or three companies made their appearance
on the ground, and "young America" began to
show its prowess by melting to belligerancy the
youthful arm of two rival companies Of that
useful department Stones were brought in
requisition, and an old citizen, residing in the
neighborhood, on Seventh street, received q
severe cut above his eye from one of the flying
missiles while standing in his store-door. This
is fine sport for the boys, and win continue to
be INDUCED in 80 long as they are suffered to
"naan the ropes;" and the fire department
should be made legally, as they are morally,
responsible for all accidents and damage done
in these disgraceful melees, while such a state
Of things exists. The remedy is in their hands;
and strict prohibition of the active participa-
ton Of youth in any of their duties would soon
produce the desired effect. The "boys who
run with the engines" are apprentices to crime,
and few require five years training to make
| them adopts in its multiform branches.
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Hos. LEWIS CAss is .at home, afflicted with
ohills and fevcra desc
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NEW DRY GOODS.

NTAGRUDER a. CALVERT, Pennsylvania avenue,
wi between 8th and 9th streets, have just received
fresh supply scasonable DRY GOODS which they will
off at very low prices. Their stock is large and
sortment completes. au 4-U
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ALBANY, N. Y, Aug. 10, 10 p. m.-Proposals
for the canal enlargement loan were opened to-
day. The tenders made for the loan amount to
four and a half millions Of dollars at par, one
half by New York capitalists, and tho residue
by capitalists in Albany and along the line
LOUISVILLE, Aug 19.--The Board of Health
has reported the city free from cholera.
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NOTICE OF coPARTNERsHIP.

VNHE SUBSCRIBER has associated with him In the
i Dry Goods business ". p MILLER, Of jefferson
county Virgina the oopartnersbip 10 take effect from
the 18th inst The business for the future will be
a. w. VERIFY
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win be received by the undersipned

OHOPOSALS will be received by the undersigned
until the 10Th inst for constructing cuyert across
street NORTH at the intersection OF 18th street west
the dimensions and with the cuvert that
empties into the canal at 18th street.
The length Of the cuvert will be about 81 feet the
abutments Of blue stone to be three feet thick resting
n timber foundation and to be well sheetpiled. The
terias in the old culyert TO used the
one.
The proposals win state the price for completing the
whole work, including excavation and filling of
arch TO the grade Of d street north.
p. S.-Plan can be by calling the undersigned
w. III. DEGGES,
10 Commissioner First and Second Wards.
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CONNECTICUT HEALTH ASSOCIATION,
Waterbury, Connecticut.


GUARANTY CAPITAL $4,000
rIIS Ia association Of persons formed for the mutual
benefit and relefof each other in of sickness or
accident.
By the payment Of the following annual rates you win
become life member, and be entitled weekly benefit
during life II you should be disabled by sickness or acct
dent from attending TO business.
Yearly Deposit for Members under fin uenrs of nnf.
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SrsaIsa.-All can learn to sing il they COM
mence in season. l do not say that all will
have the sweet, musical voice of the nightingale
for some have, naturally, sweet, mild, and soft
voices when they talk, while others speak in
loud, masculine tones. The same is true in
regard to singing. But every one can sing in
some degree, and thus breathe forth the feel
ings of the heart in song.
In Germany every child is taught to use its
voice while young. In their schools all join in
singing, as o regular exercise, rs much as they
attend to the study of geography and in their
churches the singing is not confined to choir,
who SIT apart from the others, perhaps in one
incense going forth to God from every heart
which can give utterance to this language Of
the soul--Tbid
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Several original articles are deferred till to-
morrow.
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that built its nest in tree, where she watched
over her young ones. She observed q serpent
creeping along on the ground to the tree. She
began to cry loudly, and few away, but came
back very quickly, bringing in her mouth some
ivy leaves, which she placed around the nest
She went backward and forward till she had
filled the nest with these leaves.
The snake made its way up the tree; but, as
it reached the nest and put in its head, it i'm
mediately fell back to the ground, and soon ex-
PRED. How the bird knew that this kind of
leaf would poison this deadly animal, or dis
covered where to obtain them, is q mystery /;
but such was the case.--Mrs. u. NJ Fopler
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BY TELEGRAPH.


NEW YoRK, August 20--l4 p. m.
The Brother Jonathan arrived this morning
with Chagres dates to the 9th, and Kingston to
the 18th, bringing four hundred passengers.
No specie ON freight.
The Falcon is at Chagres, waiting her mails.
The Ohio arrived on the 4th, disabled
The Northerner arrived at Panama on the
9th with two millions Of gold, and California
mails TO the 10Th.
The steamer Unien was wrecked in st. Quin-
ians Bay on the 9th July; she had three hun
dred passengers on board, and three hundred
thousand dollars in gold-all saved.
The cholera is disappearing from Jamaica.
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A FEW DAYS LONGER

a. "A, RUNNING OFF ST0CK.-To facilitate the re-
II6lh movsl Of her store in few days, Mrs COLLISION
INllVis running OF her present stock OF FANCY AND
LlI-J MILLINERY GOODS Mt reduced prices. She Ia
enarging the store lately occupied by Mrs. Choato,
Sis Street. the Of Louisiana avenue, and will
open the fixtures completed The present
is favorable opportunity TO obtain bargains at her old
stand,
au 20-tr Aa- SEVENTH STREET, ABOVE H.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TO reduce our stock Of
wi Matches, will sell few gross of them very
cheap. Apply Immediately TO J. II. CALLAN,
o. Il and eth streets
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TAYLOR g. MAURY, Booksellers and
i StatiOners, Pennsylvania avenue, near 9th
street. have constantly hand full assortment of
BLANK BOOKS, SCHOOL BOOKS PENS, INK, and
PAPER of every variety for sale at New Yok p. ces.
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Disasters SC.

TIE BRBART HENRY, Of aud from LlDdou. ahore GOA Long
Island Brdrehampton hard ant fast the tide eo-
hur and flowing IN her All hands are anSly euSa-'I ia
stripping rer of sails snars. rrns, &C. The passengers
2Oi u number landed The beach Sa-urly n.--
last and thence o., serf boats % the steam tug Achilles
Capt Hazard. who o. the city last night WITH hen
The Henry old vessel Her cargo consisted ~ Lnsee,
OIL. SC
Srhr Planter. of North Kingston. a. Prviencs tom
Charleston reports on the 10Th. a the G u stream, 'n-
countered u heavy NJ gale, split mans1ll and i1 and
sprung Leaks which required Tie assistance o a hands
g. keep her free until the gale atated. which was "n %
18Th She leaks about 300 strokes 90. hour ns at me
whurf
Sh.p Eum4 Never of and from Hamburg flr VALPARAISO
and San rancsco. lost oil Che Isle Of Mafo. Cape
Nerd Islands Dec q The frs' officer aad sel'n were
brought 20 Boston D.. the I ; SlIn Port mouth
Schr G. Ne arrived ou Fr''ay from Galveston re-
ports when Of Charleston. i4h INST falling n WIN Dag
brig Sloord. FROM Santa Cruz lslPp'Se1 for ms
city, n leaSy condition, i9d 10y ier W d ana 'rit nor
10 night. as her car tam c. as3ertd her safe.
The report If ship saac Aerton beng 90 Bermud d.
tress s disaster She from Chuca Island 'r Ba.-
iinoTe and the only informant have VI her putting n
the report IF Br schr Sauc, Lass a, this pon with part
OF her cargo Of
fore AID al schf of about 100 tuus was seen ashore on
the 9th inst between the Highland and Nausct Lsas.
Cane Col
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY, JUNE 80, 1851.

v.l for New YORK Irs for Albany Martha, for Prvi-
feuco. hrig Leghorn. frr Boston =,
PROVIDENCE. June 26-AT sets Orson Ensoo;t, P'4.-
ladorha. Uui'cd Halluck Albany. John Rogers Pa-' r
PhEuslrlIa. Shops Thomas p Hawkins, mes, NIos~,
SD sis CAPE NAY. Ross. Ph, .adeptia; Mon,czuma,
smith o., Andrew Horton. CorsDn. Do.
Sld Jgne E.-Scl fanes Y hicAie. Wise. Phla
Fall. RIVER Jane Jan socps d FISH. k1ndf
Proof. Glass. DO.
Arr Iunc 2s-Nept sue. R0udeut
sd "a Th,nas jefferson. John. STors Fountain, do
,lco-s O-e-a. Ro1lout. Geo II DAYS. &c.
BRIsIOL.June z7-Arr sloop Ereane Arnold. E'ire'a-
witch. NYork
Sid hrg Marion Peterson, Va
Cid brig Hear Na-shall. We. H-r ana
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Passengers Arrived.

J4sfis Cclcsf.oI from CAza-uenU " Starr If NIorS.
~ icrt Morti0 Inn from Hat0aqJ Il tienre and lads
x Neyral and LADY, Don a Me.cldol
j. bort Henri TrCr ldoe, from N1g0qnee. Pk-Namue
Mr. favctt
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PHILADELPHIA June 2S-4rusea-BUs E.h,,
H.ee- Boston. schs Nev-R pDbAc, Darl-, Nfors. Z
Tar. Cam Boston joseph es-. Rogers. ~. hn har
Iagm1n Richmond. Gun Powder. Bald, NNors. E.IzL y
Jones. nga-e. Nort0s. Rlcsaway. B1we Sc YORK Tel
eerarh. Bennett. 81 Marfs Mary Eaglcr, E-- lI13r
} Leaning CorSsn. Providence. superb, Swain. y 1rS
steamers Black Diamond Stevenson. go. rcan. Hand.
DO. CaFu-a. Wilson, 90
fIe0reg-Steamtr Penns' lvana, Blym0re Redmond,
dasN Philadelphia. lfremI HOLMAN. Bremen brig Eura
Ann Chase 81 uhilC. schs VI u Chap7ell Hand Charles
ton. = b Mahong. Clrsou. Wilmington, Nc, Iar,
Cam Boston Pcs. Johnson Boston. Joseph tlesf, Roy
ers NTors Leaning. Jor>on. Royh'o'. Superb. Swan.
Newport. Oregon Hawthorn. Richmond
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JANE COLE. Auctonecr.
DERENPTOKI SALE-Nos. ~ and

N "a WdSiingtun-St. Brook sn-JAMES COLE VIII
sell at auction ou MONDAY. June 3d. 1881, at Y ocloos
the Merchants ENcAasc Now York two .allabe lots
of ground known numbers - and 80 Washington ST on
which formerly stood the building known as the BROOKLYN
N0ldng Mills.
through 90 Stewart arg sold subject a. mortgage II
$3.50
deep Sold subject tpn mortgage II - 600
On the lots therein lse stone foundation which WILDE
sold with the lots.
Terms sale For ma,s aud particulars apply 20 tho
Auctopeer. 70 Fuitoniti BfoohlYh and WallT' " y
reg y iJJJl
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nnnesfic Ports.

YorS lalrcs Wmcaenlaw >i9a ca 2 H. s''S 5rc
Porto Rico - Lawrence SfTgv f.,de nee, .'.s - IN
Chandi'r bo~,en, ern'nis 'i go, ,,,5 w an
|'i & 'st'an B>,on. prudence NicSer~,n. do
SultAhA. l,s''i q" ,I,,a,o S,ver pb,,ipnia. >c>
Ellen Merliman Nern%an o' p. H ci.
v'ire..e' Is |i,i1'' 80. D. - T,,,N,rI Sr.si.-
r,e1rf. Tahna-oo johnson NeubuIypori Caledonia Pc
ungl, salem. H., ,t....f,
BALTIMORE, June E-Nrr hHS AleeHi, N.-,l---.
and P0-1 C.h.ilo. schs Co--e'1 Gooimauson. Port ~
posts n Europe Elton Golt>n'-.1si, t'nfi. -
reriies Huri Tr,,.. fast Clmh-i-e G. q, Scril.
NN.rs. 18th VI ,arr o- fn.sn Fait biynIinil. N'TH
cicero speed. Sa,araaa ca >chs OCEAN. Mitchell Roa-
BAIL Jguc t7-A-r bark Cen TAYLOR. Sal!c. Po, .ial.
pLiss Lecy AlI 10 H. r. ~ uo..f,-i "a
Bnl Curtis. Portland. schs , og1t'n. Denton f'..
Sop p8s I9d2"ed - IS .' . ,r..,,, p ,,,.,
New-Yors barss Cha, Thompson. SmI.l Ne~-ldo'n>'
Nancy Prat Cross, Bueaos Avs. Aue, Per.ias i.l
son PoTt Greene cape Ncar h.i ;el: lhrl ''i.s'
iqrAl Me'zS,T Noble F,S:er Cro"g.I, P4 4, '
scts Atran 'iten Cur s. Apa'i -l.9A' u n h." '
Iie SAY annah >arNre tcN;@ sos Me5eF i"' o.'
cnnlach. Mar Gr1''n, Geger William icny, ".A.-
more; AgSm G.h,s' = n'. Means + l. Il " aI't, =
H., and $ ID Hart Osc- f,,a'ena.a. :. '-.'n, ht
Hatcn. DAVIS. o". Abbott Lawrence" Alien, New '',-
Trtuu hartman. Bangor, Catherine Seal I'D 'n" lnirl
Naitatoro. 10 Quar- 'n'- ,.I, 'nl>c N.se. l+,r,-
pool ~ Quitan' 100. 81 Hii- Nm'n> a, 80, ,mhi go
tenburS IcltcI1ltt h.as Cordoba. tn Trinidad h'le.-
son. I'm Mobile. Ga bark Iure. tiWon- C9lh and ht
ket. tnGs Accortu li-ife. Nr-tlimtl bauer h-- d.,
Ayres, Sweetheart. OBI Sutherland, AMI Chttous IS
f'Tc>', Fic'or; Att-c NtN..a. th y D.SiY. N'llIa'
Brow y2n.1h Aies-aS ial .a4l I'm lt4e 2Aia an
Nre. Sni'il tnnr1'"i; ,.ls tr.4.t ita k'-tf, IS
more. Mary \ Lonsa. shall P.aeel. .ua, l.ade-'
brar>t, and IN imonn q Ncll. 60. VI VI Nous, -i>'.
N,w-Nors Hcndn, iiua> Pa Mrlson d.. Harmona, Nla
lonet, - George. Ne, R1c1ssffr ko"se Ars >ta 80
barb Appleton. 'nts james rrncc Ai'eH bns r ran ~
sated Nt,leIo! ana ID. - IRE ii>l nishI
me ~ 'l''N fM-Afr> ups hii4e,' \; = me ' ~
orleans bennh- .1 oqns. o" ,a,NS >a.dl ohet ~
mes, NlaiaaHaS' W 30 laS htiitt "t'5',,Y !, lli
m n l'. fth,4eltAa i,ai' N'"-C,!ta.' . "'
l N,N- 90 bl 90 W 4's.,se H',," '
tinfitt. harrington 1870 Sd 1le ee Gus ",ut."
Ii'ns, indld .cton. tbI L'p4tH, oN. l. ,.''"
Cho>e, VI ofe, S'hs Frames. lhnel, NOME. Olslo'
Bltr, Al Nardf1. Ih.S - cit. ii1 N.As. bi' lht,
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,r.-.1 ., ..f .-....
81 Rowland Asl,a a.ll,. ,..<... OIL, ... .....
brlk I'hn NiI.'u l.Wtl O'i it- s. oti IiN -ii 80
J EweL Has had light winds and Gains all The pas
sac ~p...,.. ,.,.., No.. g., H. 900
BARK empress 20" h'iso,.I OHif'H ltltuNi'' ID as S"
gar, To Young. liay sms Co. passengers
BARK kremin Beuse' - Petersburg as hemp &c 20
NtWh"d \ .ui'S -. a., - g.. ID .l.
PruSs bark VI hazel. Schmidt "a d, m Cadz lead, cork
and VINE 60 oIdr
Bng Augusta. Stone a'ann"h ds, cotton 10 StursesS
Cloduan Co
Buc Lucy Spear r. hhns, of Thomaston % DIS ~ Tnn-
dad &c Cuba. 9nd molaSscs 90 Chastlan Ponyer
Inuc no. Dat 20 o. Jon ~ go experienced heavy gaze rom
FNE, slru fore top mast head. split fore top-sa, stove
hulNarl and hhds molassos on deck
>aTd brig Giovanni Darco. Por'nmol fm Ceiie May 5'
WIucto Aaugaret.
BucJohn Bach Melville. lof Newport 70 DIS I'm Havana
sugar ~ master .r..,,
Bue belmont Ioc. nm l"l h'si'nl ~ as I"l iil'u"''
de Culd SUGAR {" Il , fIcN \ G." M D., 60. o.. ~.
SAID bg Carlehia Gttur Nics>lha d" u.s. HUN TOD Di"
pCl Qtin.
BT- Duso. bu'4tr. Kingston l'i f"llsu. ut Ogil
Bug Azores (u IhomlSon. \ .snutt. Ponce re ~
sugar ana molasNeS 'oJ t."t'I 19' ms i"''''o W."
h, ,r l, ,. f W 4, a. ~ Sic R ,t.a.araS % DIS
l,o,t 49, IL S.i1I ~ cnn,r..nv 6~r Horace
greeley tor NlorE.
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The Money market IS much easier TO-
DAY, but there still an active demand, and rates
show no change The Banks are lending more free
~, having strengthened themselves for the Control
lCr's call
The receipts at the Sub-Treasury are
ssOOSO payments, $7l.3l6 balance, s29;5,3l6.
,lran for 100000 Wlll probably be paid on, next
week ON account of the Mexican Indemnity.
The Humboldt took $4,000, one-hali'
IA gold, which is more than was anticipated The
shipments of the week add up Sl.l39O'0. of which
about S50O0OO was m silver and dd not come 0ul OF
The Banks, and ahoH, $l90 eco IN doubloons received
from Londcp Our legitimate stock of com has only
tecn reduced by these shipments about half NH
L.u,. ..Lur lhn nxn.rlS nnAn Lnnn ~ -..l-nMS
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MINIATURE ALNANAC- THIS DAN
Piseg--3 J.! Sets----.7 20 MOON-Sets- "A
HIGH wATER------Jpne 2. o..
SAND Hook Olm Gov. Island 27n Hell Gate-s sjn
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+ CoiTON. AuctIOnrer
WIDE ........ -,

ENURNITIRE.- Mortgage Sale of Cen
= fcel Furniture. Piano Forte. PIER Glasses. &c-F
COTTON viii sell on MONDAY, June 80, Al no. ocio'h
90 l9l West Touftccutist brtNccn Eighth and Nnthafs
the entire furniture of tine house. comprising IA part ~
large pier glasses extension dining and tea tables nah"ga
French bedsicad,. mdhpsan, chairs book cases secr-
taues marble center ard tables, do,sng OhrtaA
Nussands three p and ingram carpets oil cloths beds
and -uattrossts heddE- linen sheets, patent and plaza
tods'eads safes Iciiss TlI. chamber and hen uf-
ture. g.. Also rosewood Pano-forto, good article
sale Perempfor ie2oN'
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| OTS.-Pereoptory Sale of LOTS

D the Sixth and Nut wards OF the City Of BmoSl,u
ADRIAN n MULLER VIII sell NJ auction On MON
DAY. June go 1891 ~ 2ocl1ck NJ NJ the Merchants ET
chance. the follow ing valuable property,
Aanc-afeueO ono gore lot ou the south westerly SIDE
% AtanfcaVeuue - feet inches north westerly from
Carleton avenue being - feet inches width ma mont
by % feet inches u side and "a tttt inches
oi the other
Eight lot, ou tie southoy side OF Atlantic -aytgle, ale
coming the last mentioned lot the north Wr,tcrN side
beng each q feet width 'front.' The rear varying from
50 feet 10 inches 90 g. ,t inches, aud depths from 90 ert
inches to $50 feet inch.
One gore lot oas nae last mentioned lots n the north
westerly side bon. % feet inches IN width m front,
g feet inches IN der III on side and 90 feet inches On
the other
Safest One ot ON thr s,uherly side at state ST. rs
feet eastery ifDm Ncyinss being 2) feet Nth m front
and rear b, go feet M depth lH6) ieZo nus -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-30
SALES BY AUCTION.
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On NOM Septcmhcr8 8. 1881
The uutcs guec announce the next regular lru sale Oi
Books Paper Slatonc stereotype Plates Nc Sc Tor the
above dates.
The Catalogue WI 90 press about me ff July, ~
Inch date particulars lur the printing should be- hand
tonsienmtuls s'ncttd. upon which The usual cash
advances Will De- made "a hen desired
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