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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-23

THO the LADIES.-Our Fall Style Ladies
Il Bounets of drab felt black and drsh beaver are now
re,dv for their rs,ection made from the beet STOCK
ket Also large end beautiful stock Of Boys ard Chill
drens silver and drsb Felt Hats and Caps with new pat
tens black and drab Fur Hats for Bows and Misses PLAIN
and embroidered cloth Caps Of every color OF the latest
Pans fashions at MONARQUE'S old establishment, No
218 BOwery.
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TOBACCO sALvE!-This salye is one

TOBACCO ALVE!-I'his salye is one
Il Of the best cures in existence for AGUE III The
BREAST or GATHERED BREAST 1T will keep mo
Breast from gathering II spler put under the an ~
tie symptoms felt This Save Is aso sooo ~,
Ague in TIE Face, Swellngs, Bruises SpraDs, Burns ne
Sores Of every kind but wish 20 introduced IL 70 The pus
seccJnt Of is great value 20 Young MOTHERS! fwoo
cay TIA, a il no thing for lately and coz
yersed with old lady that used il twenty years ago. "a
she said that any having young children should Dol
without t. could get certificates but think Il nnnecess
its worss win praise IT, Sold by CHARLIE u
RING, Druggist, No ls2 Broadway, corner Of Jonns',
general Agent for New-York.
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A. M. MERwIs, Auctioneer.
10y BANGS, BROTHER 4 CO.

~ DANNS, DIOI tlEh ~ W. lduC
lBseles Rooms, No. IS Park-row.
MONDAY, Nov. Is and following days Of the week
PAgCHL SALE oP EHcLISu AND AMERICAN BOOks-Cat-
aogues for the above sale IN preparation aud will EN-
brace large from the English publishers Con-
trbuIons from the American trade solicited Particulars for
the oAlalos ue should be furnished immediately.
LNARM at AUCTION viii be sold al public
u Auction, THU RSDAY, Nov 49, 1852 at the Rock
Tavern, New Windsor, Farm ofone hundr aud twenty
ave Acres OF Land lying in the town of New Windsor,
Orsnge County, n " about nine miles from Newburyh
the Goshen Road The soil Of superior quality for Grain,
Meadow and Grazing. The above Farm will be sold IN
order 60 make advisor.
Aso, al the time aud place small Farm Of abou;
Seventy Acres cohoce land in snd town of New
Windsor about hall mile northwest OF Rock Tavern
For further particulars and terms OF payment apply 20 the
subscriber or before the day OF sale, ROBERT SLY.
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Cop observation-disclosures States Maj

Tor LIVERPOOI-United States Mail
Il Steamship BALTIC, Captain JOs J. Comstock-Ihs
stes er m 6epart with the United STATES mails tor Europe
rostively on SATURDAY Oct So st - o'clock NJ from
her berth atthe foot OF Canal ST Noherths sared TAI PAID
Eor freight passl.e having uneqaaed seconaoda-
tons for elegance and comfort sppiy ~ -
FDW X COLLIESS co, No u Wal-st
Prsengers are requested be- board al ~ \ NJ The
steam ship ARCTIC will succeed the BALTIC and Will
ssil on tie 18th November.
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n W-JERSEY RAILROAD.--NEW-
~ YORK and PHILADELPHIA. direct-U. :. MAIL
EXPRESS LIhES-TIrough in ~ hours-Nev-Jerscy
kSilIesd, via Jersey City, leaving NcwYork At and
NJ and s. + NJ, from foot Of CourtlanGtst. Leaves
Philadelphia hours foot Of WsnCts Fare reduced
70 - for frst-clsss anu o. 80 for secondclass.
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON and CHARLESTON
through tickets sod in the above Ines and through baggage
carried in the 81 P NJ lines from New-York with through
Condnetos PASSENGERS with baggage the terry Is
utes before the trains leave.
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THE FLORENCE and KEYPoRr co,,

Il PANY-A meeting Of the Stockholdcrs WI -
AZ Kcyrofs on TUESDAY the o.h November nest . ~
viii 10 made Of the prospects ard coss,
tie Company.
Boat viii - provided 70 he purpose, s,d iasa 40 -
new dock building the property. -
Persons dssrprs Of examining the PLACE vii he fur.
With tickets Cor the excursion by applying Ode n. y
Heuoyer-st. - q
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CENTRAL RAILROAD Co. of NEW
~ JERSEY.-rhrough from NewYork To Esston, Pa, ia
-Four Hours commencing August2 Leave Pier No. North
River per steamer RED JACKET, Tor Esson and inter-
mediate places at An u NJ and as Pm and for So
merviIle AZ PM Returung leave Philpsburg (opoosts
Esston) Il and 1870 AN. and SIS Pm.
GREAT REDUCTION in RATES of FARE
W to BOSTON via FALL RIvER--By steamers EN-
PRE- STATE and BAY STATE. 81 30 cabin fare and 81
deck Boston, 81 cabin 70 Newport Fan River and Prov
dence and IS eta deck For further information apply ON
board, OTt0 TIsDALE BORDEN, 70 ssd II west-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-23
STEAMBOATS, anS Railroads.

TOR SHREWSBURY, HIGHLAND DON
L OCEAN HOUSE LS9s Bsa nh,i f9 DSrK M MI
a. town and RED BANK-The new and sPlc1dia ~ All
boar THOMAS HUNT Csp, A. n hssseisy ~ NJ e"''
the New Haven Per PcctP' Eas Sysr a. iouSw
T%s .iasssi OF OF e s.
Ts SSst 0ei q, 10 NJ Thursday oct q y NJ
Eresy Oct , II NJ. Erdsy, Oct. p y 2 ";
SATURDAY Oct. 5. ltP A. MONDAY, Oct = sr3 al
y %s:ass Sf' { 49, - Ses 5sN
sstursay. Oct 20, A. NJ. Monday, Noy.L SAN.
Tie Stages for Squsm viii nun N connection with bol-
Stages convey passengers TO al parts OF the country ~
the owners.
EOR SHREWSBURY, HIGHLAND
- MOCK OCEAN HOUSE ULong Branch,l PORT
=, - ip3 Yn y, MOUNTS DOCK, BROWNS DOCK.
,,'si,oxrl and RED BANK-rhe popular steamer
TWIN LEWIS, Capt r CoFtes, Will Leave tsOonsoa'
= pier North River, as follows: -. .....,.,
s. iI From SEw-YoRK :, FROM saRswsspsy,
Saturday Oct e. sAM MoSisy o Get, Il T.
Thursdsy. oc; q, u 2: " Melnesdey' oe'i - An
satuIday Oct . 2P EI,dSy o ect s i iPM
TSeT.Ssy. Ger. IS, 81 P. NJ. THURSDAY, Oe! q NJ
s saGsGy S Set s. . "a t n. FRIDAY UT
sstes viii he in readiness convey passengers to AL
fsSt' ga o. rTs eg Srhsr information apply to
BESSoN L BROUwBR, Agent No l5i Wesi'st-
nor REPORT and FORT HAMILTON.
L steamer WILSON SMALL leaves Murny-st rs'
Ssuv A. s NJ Returning leaves KeypoEt at a W.
Sundays txceptsd1 ,ouv u,pT ls,ves
MnTrnv-st Pier AZ A NJ Sundays and Mondays
Retaffns leave. Keypor daily Saturdays aud sandAS'
exc. pted,l AZ I. NJ
NOR ALBANY and TR0Y-Fare 30 Cents
Il The new ard be autful steamer FRANCIS shlDDf nav
us been recently fitted up nsht boat, WIN ne $50
rooms and beth in elegant and subses1ta anner
vii running from her dock foot OF itoblnsoh
on TIFSDAY 18th inst, p NJ and VIII leave resy-
~ svrrv TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATU hDAf,
=, * ssns borr The travelling community VIII nnd eVe,y
srransement perfect to promote their comfort FOR 'es"'
or passage 'pP! JAMES MCCULLOUGH, Agent
No $50 Front-st. NY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-23

CAMDEN and AMBOY RAILROAD for
OF Battery place, by l.eaInboas JOHN POrTER-Two
lines daily Morning Line leaves al AN; Afternoon TX
press Line At Pm; through Philadelphia in u hours
rare, LIST class cars, 81 "a class line, by PM, only g.
Returning eeys Philadelphia. from foot Of Walnuts az
An and Pm. EIniKrant Line BY steamboat ATLAS,
from Pier No. /, at4PM. Fare 81 70.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-23
MISS SHEPPARD begs TO intimate TO her

IVA friends aud the public generally that she has removed
from No 54 Broadway lg-st, third door west OF oth-
sv where the viii be happy wait Ladies who nay re-
Gure her services for the promotion and growth OF er
Hair and where the remedies be had ehsrges NOD
efete)
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STEAMSHIPS and frst-class CLIPPER
~ SHIPS Tor Al STRALIA-The new and spleal clip
psrshiP NEBRASKA. loading e. pier No. Is, Eat
River tound Tor Port Philip. Sidney and Aelbo1rne, VII
sal about tie 18th Of October for the above po-ts
The Nebraska OF The fnest hs that ever len this
port end without doubt expected % make the passage
II = GAYS ou pOrI pert This vessei rs. fine hbry
on hCafd fos TIE Ct PASSENGERS The accommodations Of
u SPLENDID ~ cannot nor never have been s1rased N
THE country. Fer freight pss4se apply 70 T. RlGNER
c. II. CAsTLF, or 70 YOUNG Co, No. 1856 Wessst,
Of Resee opposite the Sevi ork And Erie Railroad
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7 AMPS, GIRANnOLES, and CHANDE-

IL LlERS-The suhscrber wishes 20 dirct puohc stte1-
ton 20 Ire large aud extensive assortment Of lamps Gsn
dolce Chandeliers and Candeahras Solar Lard Camphene,
Burning Fluid and Phospsne Lamps Of tire latest improve
men and select patterns; also large Rsorne1t OF Hall
SUspendus and Bracket Lamps, for ehErchss, hotels.
nleosts public pElidnSS Nc.; pure Sperm, Solar,
and Lard Oils, Aso article Of CGmpheue and Burn
ing kuld and every article connected with tke sade The
trade supplied tie reasonable terms Country
chants ard ohers wall do well 70 call before purchssr e=
where. SOLOMON ; REILLY, No. lS5 Cansl+t., corner
of LAsht No 81 CsSmlnest, corner OF Bedford; No 1917
Greenwichst- OF C0rtsDdt; No. PTS Canals
HUdson Csnpheae pissleIy, Of shsv. and GAns
vooTt-st.
CHOW CASES! SHOW CASES A large
~ assortment Of superior Cases OF every description
ton constantly hand MADE 10 order, Of silver
wood aeho glny black elnat &c AID warranted equal
the any IN the UEion. b. X. PEBBLES No - GrSnd-z
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-23

II S MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
~ FOR NEw-ORLEANS, va HAyASA-rhe
splendid steamship CRESCENT CITY, d. D. Porter L. :.
Navy der WI! sal from the pier foot OF
n. X on WEDNESDAY, Oet27, al O'Clock P u. pre-
eisely.
RATES OF PASSAGE TO HAVANA AND sEw-oELEANs
New ArsHngeIneIL
LsGss and Amer Saloon EeEths..................s6o
cSSOLu Neo4 DeLlis %
Specie only taken or freight 70 Havana
FREIGHT taken 20 Orleans AZ 80 cents per cubic foot
Shipper Of freight requested supply themselves
with ths Compa1ys bs Of ladlng which may b had on
apphctton a. the orce. No other form will * signed
No bulls u lsus viii be signed AFTER IL O'CLOCK the
DAY OF SAILING.
Fer freight passage apply 70
d. o. ROBERTS, 40. IN Wes.-s.-, coz. Warren s.
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Hlillinerp.

MISS ID. A. GARDNER, importer Of French
w Bonreu CAPS and Flowers No 10 Broadway, V y
and No. l5sl Cougrssst Savannah, Ga -
Mis- s. A. CONN, DTessuaker. Pans Fashions, No 4cs
Broadway.
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NTEW.HAyEN and NEWLONDON RAIL

~ ROAD-SUMMER ARRANGEMENT-On aud
alter WEDNESDAY, Aug IS, 1879, Trains viii run rs toll
lows: -, M.
for New ondon stopping at all stations ITO A. NJ TX
press Train tor Guilford, Connecticut River Lyme and
Kew connectiug with the steamboat aud railroad
lines Tor Sonngton, Providence and Newport go NJ,
Accommodation Train for London stopping at all STA
Leave New. London at $50 A. W., Accommodation Train
for New. Haven stopping AZ all stations lo4O A. NJ, tx
rr,s Train for Lyme, Connecticut River Guiltord and
New Haven -Passngcrs leaving Newport Providence and
Stouingt0n IN the morning arriving at New London,
teke Ills train FOR kew-lOr $50 z. NJ, Accommodation
Train fer New-HavCn, stopping et ali stations
The II % A. NJ Express Tram leaves Newt Haven on inc
arrival OF the A. NJ Express Train from New ork
The Gh5 p NJ Accommodation Train leaves New Haven
on the arrival of the $50 T. NJ Express Tram from New
York. =. ,o,,
The Trains leaving New-London at $50 A. NJ and 1910
A. NJ connect OF New Haven with NewTork Trans at
935 A. NJ and lis 7. NJ
Pes,ensrrs by tn $50 NJ Train from New London
take the Fxrrfss Trains al Newsyen for Hartford and
Springfield for New-York the same evening
RICHARD N. DOWD, Sup't
New-Hnven, August II, 1852.
DEGULAR MAIL LINE, via StoningtOn,
III for BOSTON, PROVIDENCE, NEW-BEDkORD
and TAUNTON The steamers c. VANDERBILT and
COMMODORE OF this line, now run regularly as hereto
fore alternately leaving Pier No North River hst wia
above Battery place, daily, Sundays excepted, at T. NJ
ard stoungon at O'Clock p. NJ, or ARRIVAL OF mail
train which leaves Boston at L. NJ
TIE steamer PERRY hayes Providence for Newport,
daily except Sundays at 2P. NJ New-8ediord and Fam
ton passengers proceed Immediately tho arrival OF the
mail train at Mansfield
For freight passage, apply al the Office No. 10 Battery
plare, or board the boats
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mr.. WISTAR's BALsAM OF WILD

~ CHERRY, with the written signature of BUTTS on
tho WRAPPER The original and only genuine WlSrARb
Bassn Of Wild Cherry, introduced In the year ixa
and has been well tested IN all the complaints for which It's
recommended For u he's proved more efcaous
remedy for Coughs Colds Influenza Bronchitis Ash
ma aud Consumption in lis ncpicnt stages than any other
medicine
Various coneetures and suTnses have arisen respecting
its conl oston physicians have supposed it 70 con-
tain iodine other ignorant preeDders say must cODcu
mercury aud such substance they attribute is sim
gula efficacy AZ such opinions altogether erroneous
and calculated 10 prejudice many psrsOns against 10 We
pledge honor tlat 1t contains nothing OF this kind OF
anything tho least nuIious the contrary 10 isconpod
OF the mort simple subsaLccs the principal OF which
the extracts Of and wild cherry bGrk and tho whole
oret OF lis efficacy consists IN the mode by which theySe
prepared.
SETH ". FOWLE, Druggist, No. 1873 Washinronst.
Boston. Mass the sole proprietor of the original ceps
for the Manufacture of the genuine medicine and supplies
both wholesale and RETAIL and of whom agencies be
obtained
Price, 81 bottle, six bottles for o..
For sale wholesale retail by A. B. ID. Sands Cen
ersl Agents No. 100 Fulton-si.; Thomas Maxwell No "
William-si. John Milhau No 1888 Broadway Aston and
living House Drug Stores, and No. ITO Broadway.
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NIFW and DlRECT ROUTE 70 NIAGARA

NEAIIs-ROCHEsTER LOCNPOKr and NIAox
RA FALLS RAILROAD.-CHASGE OF TIse-Os ~
sfter MONDAY Sept - 1852 assenser trains vii m -
sonav-S, GOING WEST.
IL, railway Express leaves Rochester q. IAN
81 tralu-M ll. esNes NV osee4 <f4
Sd train-Way Express. leaves hocnesier16tPN
" RETURNING.
Is. train-Wey Express. leaves Niagara Falls 1NAN
"a tsin-Maii. leaves Niagara Fails at eAAI
Sd tIalu-Nay Express. leaves Niagara Falls at 49PN
Arriving at Rochester al lo2S AN. Pm. aud 7oPH
counecting both ways Rochester with the regular .s
ON The Albany ard Rochester Railroads Sunday tsas ~
wsv-leayo Rochester az AN, ard NiasaIs Falls ijePH
Fare from Rochester to Niagara Falls 81 50.
PASSENGERS 10 Niagara Falls wall take the cars a II
North side of the Rochester depot.
Tckels are sold in Rochester ST tho ticket Office a
depot WARREN COLBuhN supernenasak
Rochester, Sept. a, 1852.
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Professional Notices.

nR. w. HASSLER, Physician, Surgeon and
- Ooulst No 81 West l3-s, may be suited gratis,
kom 10 O'Clock A. NJ, every day, Sundays excepted
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CHOW GASES, SHOW CASES-A lnrgs
DRIP Goods.

(ToNNf CLOTH.-90 bales Calcutta Cloth.
sS,,,s. sale BY SPoFEoRD, TILESToN a co. No. Is
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DANRuRY and NORWALK RAup nrn


~ Or and after Sept =. tho following ss,n. N
is55A NJ. with passengers, connecting A. so,.sx
vail. with the New-loIk and Acs-Hayen IA NJ ~
Tor New-york, At S09 A NJ.
ans r. NJ with pAsse myers and freight coanoe.ns -.
,bs Nev.l ork AID New-Hs - 40 A. NJ ASS NJ
Trairs 70 Dsabury VIII leave SSH,a NorwAk
sH A. NJ with passengers ani III: ght rsesiysns -.
serrers nom tho New-York and New-aAyen7 A. NJ -
from New-fo-k
. snP NJ with passengers only, receiving psv~a,s-.
fron the New York ard New Haven $50 7. NJ exsr.
80, rnp Ney-York and The 20 accommodation -
s,on New Haven. HARVEY SMITH, Supennierdsss
DszSsry Sept. %. 1859.
NEW ROUTE.-RUTLAND TO TROY, va
~ BENNINGTON.-Operins OF the WESTERN VIZ,
MONT and TROY and BOSTON RAILROADS. nxhzs
The Line complete from MONTREAL % NEW f0nf
and tie Gully route carrying the Through Mail and kss
between Nsw-N ork ard Montreal
Cars leave kutlsld oT Troy upon the arlVN o. ne -
fom Bellows kalle and Burlington, al wv n an 2nVas
IN Troy az l2 2 NJ; Ssa, uIOn The arrlvai oil no us
from Burlington and Boston al lao ", arrtsns Nm
at F. NJ. passing thronsh deghiiu and rouantc slus
OF Vermont, " Inch has formed an mterestins paEta -
history Of the State. ,
Tickets ~ be procured at the Stations OF the Rati
Rnrlipeton Railroad and OF the Conductors the Co
Be sure your baggage Is checked BY Western feruxus
Route. -, 1T,
b.,r,rel route between Ruilsad aid Troy.
'es~s' W. :. JOHNSON, Sup't w. VtRl
IDH NSO\ Sup't T. A
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LLUID EXTRACT of LIQUORICE and
Il ICELAND MOSS is the most eliectua remedy Tor
Coughs Colds Hosseness and all diseases OF the throat and
langs This article requires putting bottle being s
hcient 10 prove its efficacy Prepared only by WILLIAM
FISHER Chemist and Druggist No 81 Bleeckerst corner
Of Christopher NewYork. Sold ia bottles, at 2eenn
GREAT CURE for DYSPEPSIA.-Dr.
~ HOUGHrOhS Pepsin or Gastric Juice, prepared
from The natural remedy for this distressing com
plant. Agents. j. BALL Co, No. 100 Nassa1sI
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To Contractors.
ARourrrcr's 0rrIcr, MiuTasy AsyLus,
Ii 4. IL

ARcmrHcr's 0rrIcE, MItITAsy AsyLuM,
Washington, D. G., May %, ls52.
GEALED PROPOSALS viii be received this Office until Wed
nesday the th OF June n O'Clock M
ton OF the buildings of Military Asylum, this city.
The front Of the main building hundred
depth dfyseven feet with eighty by
feet; whole OF which be aced with
entertained for completing this building with MARBLE granite,
freesone facing but all bidders
their respective fair specimen Of the with
they propose build accompanied by particular information
the locality and capacity OF the quarry which specimen viii
tanned a sample under the contract.
In addition 10 the above building there will be
sized dwelling houses or the officers Of the institution
The and specifications be examined this ONCE from
Monday hs 7h, until Wednesday 3uh Of June above
enoned where all other information relative the
character Of the buildings will be
Every offer construct these buildings must be accompanied by
written guarantee signed BY responsible
effect that he they undertake that the bidder bidders w
their bid be accepted obligation within twenty
good sufficient buildings
cordns the plans and specifications which been
hereafter be, furnished.
deciding bids, regard viii be had the quality
materials offered and the responsibility OF the bidders right
such offers be deemed
the government aud also reject the whole,
of them be acceptable,
All bids sealed endorsed Proposals for building
Military Asylum and addressed to n. q. ALEXANDER
May 2s-sHswtd Lieutenant Corps Of Engineers.
nY The Baltimore SUM- New York Herald, and
rer aud Enquirer win please insert the above times
the 3oth OF Iuno
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IN WEDNESDAY 81 Of June, shall SELL 10 O'Clock
residence Lieutenant ID. Porter,
Pennsylvania between a and 2d streets, e FAC viii
house excellent Of furniture
Fine rosewood, spring cushioned lounges
DO do do parior chairs
DO do M
q hne rrench-plste mirrors feet by 10 inches
Pine damask and lace window
ALSO French chntx curtains
bronze and gilt Girandoes
Solar hall, and other lamps
China, glass, and crockery
French chinn msntei and plated candcsscks
Mahogany bureaus ~ssbstsnds, and tables
DO French bedsfead, wardrobe, and crib
DO frame Psyche and other looking glasses
fine painted white cottage chamber seits
maple colored do do
Pine English Brussels, and ingram carpets
Passage oil cloth
and other chairs
Pine hair md shuck mattresses, bedding, Ac
Cooking, air tight, and other stoves,
With good lot Of kitchen requisites which ne cook
ing coppers.
Terms An and 4o5 425, Of
SIXTY and days. for notes bearing interest satisfactorily
doscd. A. GREEN,
May T-6 Anctsoneer.
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ELEVEN VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT AUCTION
On Thursday tho ID Of June, shall pvemises
O'clock M eleven hne building os situated
corner OF ~ and south streets, being subdivision
and IN square as The lns fronting front 70 fest
back ~ inches the lots fronting ~ IS fact
'front.' back 100 The hand
somey located and the grade neshbohood
rnpid state OF improvement hnc chance for
Terms Of sale onsfourh cash balance twelve, eighteen
and months, the
for the deferred payments bearing from the dsy o sale
decd given and deed Of taken. ndisputskie.
May 2s-6t A. oRTEy Aucuoneer
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by j. G. MCGUIRE. Auct,ons.r.

(HANCERY sALEBy virtue OF circuit court of
me District OF Columbia, for the Of
chancery made IN the Of Edward L. winder
A. Emory ct all will offer for public Saturday
the 18th day Of June ner the premises, O'CLOCK
numbered6, and numbered 2s. g.
fronts " eet on north street by " feet ~ inches Deep
tains 4Vss square feet OF ground Lot
fronting 80 public
ormcu by the intersection Of 18th avenue
containing $3.50 feet
on The clear open space formed BY the
avenue and 18th running
then the Width ofes feet 20 feet further alley,
$50 feet.
The prescribed by
chase be paid the g. and
months thereafter with
red payments must be secured by
and
The fun payment OF the purchase
chasers. = - -
H. G. sPALDIHG, Trustee.
,.oa -. J. G. MCGUIRE, Aucuoneer.
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Postscript.

Geographic despatch from Reporter informs us
that at the afternoon session OF the convention John
w. Davis appointed President; and Vice Presidents
were apponted--one from each Stale. The twothrds
rule was adopted by vote of two hundred and eighty
three to thirteen-Oho giving ten and New York three
votes in the negative The convention meets at ten this
morning.
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CARD-Important % Of fashon.G. IT. GREEN, pro-
N peso OF Green's Fashionable shrtmakina Etabishm
No Asor House, New York respectfully gentlemen
Washington Georgetown, and the vicinity, win
ingson business
NJ will be happy take the orders Of gentlemen
sets Of shirts msde from the FIRST
the United States g. r..
Invented BY HIMSELF perfect 1T
mscs precision and puncsi In the posi-
lively guaranteed
The subscriber Wizards Hotel
orders there attend gentlemen their residences
pose Of taking their Measure, &c.
GEO. r. GREEN
May oe-ecd4tf No. Aston House New York.
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THE FAUQUrER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS


Fnuquer county virgina open for reception
They Rsppahanuock ~ miles
above redecksbuss and 30 nesy due west from Alexandria
The Alexandria railroad leaving passengers
Jupe) within miles ofths springs
coaches good turnpike for remaining distance
run daily TO them.
The agents Of the railroad confidently srpcc Ne
within abou, eight miles Of the by the of July.
Richmond nj o. viii springs
day, fare probably
45 Louss ~
reach CuPeper court house that evening and
morning the springs,
the Frederic ksbura
Washington Aisxsndrs and be springs
Timely Fredericksburg would con
vysnce BY hacks 90 resch the springs the
gers leave Richmond.
uweeky stages run from Winchester 10 u,..o
springs.
Terms c board $50 for the ending m October 47s
three months 500 for monts e35 eIs for
wess go for week. 81 rs Meals and lodging
so ch Servants and children under twelve Of half
price.
No charge for children under
Horses, so cents day, M go a month.
Payments TO he made weekly.
June 2-3swcpu
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DRorosALs win supplying
nvaids OF the Military
on the 2h June merit in such quantities. and such days.
exceeding three times the
delivered the Centre Market Equa and
he furnished Neck shsnks
ths
Asylum, and the bidder will
security LIS faithful performance.
Proposals win b addressed Major w w. Mscka w. r. A.
Washington city, sealed and endorsed, Proposals beef
W. w. MACKALL.
May ssaswtooIune b. Major Treasurer Army Asylum