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was nominated, was received with cheers.
On motion Of Mr.. WOODRUFF the vote was
deredfo State Prison Inspector.
Mr.. CRAWFORD presented Mr.. Benjamin f. McNnl, Of
Washington
The same member presented Dr. Darius Clark, Of st.
Lawrence.
Mr. PARSER named Luther Butts Of Delaware
Mr. MCCARTHY. of0nondaga, named DR.. VIM Taylor.
Mr. AyERy, Of Saratoga, named the Hon Clark 5. Grin
nell. Of uiton.
Mr. BARBER Of st. Lawrence urged Dr. Clark. lie was
bunker. but such a bunker as st. Lawrence recon.
mends.
NJ BsIsTot. of Tioga, presented Ersstus Evans
FL, "ooDRufr named Curtis Hawley
nnuius lierIick. OF jefferson, named
s,s1er W Putnam, Of Montgomery, named
~ sSfiNetR named John II. wooster.
cs,h moved the unanimous nomination Of DR..
drew 'he commencement Of the nominations but with
resolutions ''io tonO"ins ooiiihi'eoo w
81, rs'h pnifct-Giant u Osweqo; Garyin OF Oneida
Tws,si,, IN ~, y New York Wheeler of New York
d IT. -, ulbe,nnd Of westchester. Madden OF
warren Fnn,,h.ns Ssrisoain q albany; Farin, Of
Lawrence sixth-C Chase, ii olseen' vh, ~ rs ~
mupg seyenth-ssndford Of scneecs 1890 =, me =,
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of a gorgeous description Across the street was
pended large white flag. on which inscribed
DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN, RKGuLAR NOMINATION.
For President,
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
For Vice President.
WILLIAM II. KING.
"The Union must and shall be preserved"
Most Of the banners were inscribed;
UNION OF THE DEMOCRACY.
DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION FOR THE PRESIDENCY.
For Prssidens--FRANKLIN PIERCE.
For We Prssidsnt--WILLIAM II. KING.
The Ironsides Cab distinguished itself by fine blue
silk banner, on which was represented Liberty sup
porting the OF Franklin Pierce for President and
William King, for Vice President" accompanied by
fine portrait OF Washington AT the foot OF the banner
were the words:
"DEvorED TO THE CONSTITUTION"
Most OF the banners and flags were taseiuly decorated
with red and blue ribands The different wards
companied BY ul bands OF music, and paraded several
times round the Park and presented really imposing ef
feet, amid the firing OF cannon and fireworks, and the
loud and repeated cheering OF the vast multitude The
Eleventh aud Seventeenth wards proceeded from the
Park the Herald office in long procession and yocf-
erously responded TO the nomination by immense chee
ing They were also accompanied by Monhahan's Band.
The Fourth ward also made similar demonstration in
front OF the Herald office.
On the steps outside Tammany Hall chairs were placed
and speeches delivered. On The steps OF the Hall of
selves and delivered effective harangues-tbe Fourth ward
forming the chief nucleus on the spot On the steps Of
the City Hall large number Of speakers had also con,
gsgaied and also addressed themselves 10 portion Of
this immense assembly. OF course no accommodation
provided or the press and reporting the speeches
impraclcability The pressure OF the crowd was
almost uncomfortable. Among The out door speakers
Mr. Pavatt of Tennessee Of the delegates 10 the
gention D. E. Sckies who spoke from the steps Of the
City Hathe latter OF whom presided Captain Rynders
Mr. VOORHEES, and Daniel Fl. Dustan OF New York
MIR. Wood, OF Michigan, and r. b. Carpenter OF Ken
lucky.
Al about halfpast ten o'clock there commenced per-
cepble dninuton of the vast multitude and the stages
and carts made their way through it with much less diff
fculy than previously and BY eleven o'clock the assem-
bly, had almost entirely dispersed The firing Of
in the Park and The adjacent streets still kept up
which materially added to the excitement and enthusiasm
which prevailed beyond all description accompanied as
we have before noticed by the observance of great order
and alec freedom from accident which facts, consider
ing the immense number of persons present, matters
OF no small s0pise The ngress and egress 10 Tam.
many Hall, however, continued crowded, and remained
so until the close OF this enthusiastic meeting.
About II o'clock the wards retired in procession, bear
ing their banners flags, torches and amid the firing
cannon and rockets, and loud and repeated cheering.
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BY e. N. srRATToN, Auctioneer.

DIANo FORTE, FURNITURE, AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
Of private Monday morning, June l4 10 o'clock
ha SELL street, between 9Th and 0th adonng Temperance
ual)
Mahogany piano forte, made by Conrad Meyer, Philadelphia
Do serpentinc front sofa, dvans, rockers
DO do parlor chairs match, card tables
do marbetop pier tables
Git-framed mirror, mantle lamps, cut-drops
embroidered muslin curtains gilt
Three ply paior and chamber carpets,
Mahogany baf-rack, hall lamp, passage oicloth
Brussels and Venetian stair carpets, stair rods
Walnut, cottage. and patent bedstcads beds
Mattresses, bedding, Venetian blinds and shades
Walnut, marble-top and mahogany dressing bureaus
Enclosed wasbstands, writing tables
Towel-racks, looking glasses, wardrobes
Cottage, cane, and wood chairs
Toilet SETS gilt column table lamp
CrockeTy and glass ware, table cutlery
Fire irons, tenders, shovel and ongs
Cooking and tight stoves tin safe
Together good Of kitchen requisites, all in
celent order
$780, acredit OF and ninety
days, for satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest
June list
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ny A. GREEN, Auet,onssr.

T1xTENsivE SALE OF VERY SUPERIOR HAND MADE
u Writing and Letter Paper at Auction-on Monday, The as
instant shall sell the OF 9Th
avenue O'Clock, large and superior
paper made,
finished paper gilt and plain; 10 foo.cap
Of parchment drawing note, and bookbndcs TN.
John Il. Sullivan 1889 and
eiO prior system, designed supply Congress
public Offices, and the mannfsco from 81 % "a
IS 80 pe Also Of pink tape,
nkand sandboxes lead pencils, WATERS, letter stamps ink
rulers, sc, win be sold in lots purchasers.
Terms under So0 sl0o credit OF
months, for satisfactorily endorsed, bearing in
A. GREEN,
June l0-d Aucuonecr.
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Orange and Alexandria aud Gap Railroads.
THE daily passenger trains leave Alexandra station O'Clock
" fassergers connect with 2 SAWYER. lines Of coaches
for Mddiebu uppervie, and Pals, In Bousnun county, Mil
wood and Winchester reaching Winchester BY halfpasi O'Clock
m. Fare through, So
ny the was passengers for wauenten, Fsuquer Springs,
Cuperer Coor house. Cououse, and ordonsye
with Virginia Central railroad
point thence Charlottesville conveyed by lines,
reaching Waucnfon Springs early dinner hour Cupeper
Court house by O'Clock, and louisville full time
morning with Of the Virginia Central road from
Richmond Charlottesville Through Gordonsyle, S.
sswyers coaches the above and their
finish BY line
serons and The pubic rely careful driving and good ue
10 all points.
Both above railways laid with heavy iron, and Of
the modern in The coaches
not esceed by road IN e United states and provided with
safety beams guards and all Of the approved Unfit Of railway trains
Through tickets be obtained a the Potomac House. Penny
vana Washington, and Newtons Mansion House, Aexnn
dria haegiTe 100 lbs per passenger
The first and Washington and
heandrs and
on their arrival In Alexandria find omnibuses them
nom the boats 70 the railway station.
Excursion parties BY either Of above roads, " numbering
twes persons or over and day charged but
The Orange road s completed Ne forefh mile IN
Fauqner county and The Manassas Salem, Faoquier county
50 mites Alexandria
n MI MIDDLETON sun. o. and Aler n r.
M. NJ. WELSH, sup. M. @, r. r.
lima n~-ar
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Sspsrs Gale on Lake Erie.

BUFFALO. June l0A fierce squat swept over Lake Erie
about O'Clock this morning. The schooner Marion,
coming into port about haEpast eleven o'clock. met the
steamer Caspian going out and was compelled 70 drop down
below the mouth finding Il impossible 10 make her up
again. in consequences Of the and wind the schooner
anchored and Captain Keith went ashore to get tug 10
port The vessel lay anchor I'LL the squat
struck her. driving her the akwater and dashg her
instantly pieces. Four named Robert Mcdonald,
Lahey McLane, Malcolm McLane. and Daniel Mcfadden,
were drowned
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Grsat Freshel. Il De,lr.eLion % Ms CanaI.

RocnEsrKR, IN. Y,) June llA very heavy freshe has
again occurred the Genesee river The canal dam
the mouth OF Morris river has again been carried
The damage very serious and Is estimated that the re-
quired repairs cannot be made under month.
Extensive preparations making all through this sec
ton Of New York 90 send delegates and representatives 10
the Wing National Convention In Baltimore. New York
will turn out immensely.
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by j. G. MCGUIRE, Auctloneer.

A FINE BRICK HOUSE AND LOTS AT AUCTIoN.-on Fri
day afternoon 49, O'Clock, the premises, shall
part square l2 fronting 80 feet goth
running back l5 feet 10 inches, improved by two
story and bodybuilding containing ten rooms
Also, half lot having front Of 29t feet
running ISIS feet l0inches.
Tie house. which
Streets examined by application on the premises
residue IN and for notes
satisfactorily secured, bearing interest JAS O. MCGUIRE
| lime I'D
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NOTICE TO rEACUEHs.-Tha trustees Of Charlotte rrsll
~ schools ~ Mavs county, Maryland desire TO employ
snt teacher as vice principal 20 take charge OF the classical de-
thoroughly educated gentleman with experience teaching,
would he preferred.
Applications with fesonials OF capacity hc inside
fore July 9th Postage prepaid 70 ~ .. BROWNE Principal
Charlotte Hall School, Maryland
The salary $3.50 and oned of tuition,
generally amounts to $500 more, June 6-uiiJply2o
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TINE respectfully his many friends
public generally that w Saturday the 18Th day o. June,
~ hstei, the corner Of SUI
streets and that he win that day between NE hours q 10 and
" O'Clock be happy Of I'LL who may ie do
posed 70 honor him with friendly can. ~ -
THOMAS BAKER
~ Ri hire dining chamber
maids, All eolored. June list
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nv y. 9. srooUIRE, Auotloneer.


.aro SHARES FIREMEN's INSURANCE STOCK AT AuC
ZDU TIoNBy order Of The and directors Of the f
mems Insurance Company Of Washington and Georgetown sh
SELL "Wednesday, the 18th instant ~
O'Clock $50 shares Of Of said company standing ~
Thomas Munroe deceased, which four daa
paid subject the charter Of he
said company imposes.
win be added seventy Eve shares Patriotic BANK
Terms cash, IN bankable funds JAS. ., mcsonb,s
June 1f--eodkd hhcpVne''
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Nv j. C. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

by j. G. MCGUIRE, AHCtfOMeef.
THANCERY sALEBy Of the circuit court OF
District of Columbia, for the county OF Washington, sitting in
chance, made Of Edward L. Wnder 1t AL Thomos
will sale public auction, Saturday,
the 10Th day of June the PREMISES Ut O'clock lots
g. numbered 2's Lot numbered 0,
north street by 81 feet ~ inches Deep and
ians 1929 feet Of ground Lot number Is con@ lot
and 6 feet the clear public space
intersection Of street west and Vermont
feet ground Lot number fronts 40 feet
clear space formed by the intersection OF Vermont
and 18th street. running BACK the same width % and
80 further 2Oeet alley containing
$50 square feet
TERMS prescribed by the Decree Onehrd OF the
be paid sale and the residue In ~ and 10
day Of sale; which defer
red payments by purchasers and the
upon ratification Of sale and
the purchase the expense Of the
chasers
ii. C. SPALDING, Trustee.
J. G. MCGUIRE, Auctoneer.
May 29-eo&ds
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NAVY DEfA kfMENT, May q, Ib0A
SEPARATE SEALED PROPOSALS. will bs received The
Of Inc Secretary Of the Navy until O'clock Of Sat
urday 10th OF June next furnishing all the
executing all toe printing and binding that be required BY The
Navy Department and commencing
the i Of July 1854 and ending the 80 OF June, 1853
All articles furnished OF the best
quality delivered without delay sssfac
ton Of the head OF the office for which they required
required each bidder with his
proposal a sample OF each article bid for.
10 uniformity proposals, blank viii be fur
nshed disposed bid bid will which
fully conform the ADVERTISEMENT which each and
bid for, which pce
article.
Sufficient amount, with approved
OF be
persons contrasting The authorized Of the
given, satisfactory
tract accompany the bid Otherwise will be considered
The department itself the right Of ordering
quantity every contracted for the public
service may require
required in the
furnished the lowest market price, according TO It's qualify
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Capital Punish msnt ia Connecticut, &c.

HARTFORD June l0The senate committee ia the legs-
laure reported In favor of abolishiDg the death
penalty,
governor appoint delegates the Phladephia
tion monument the signers OF the Declaration
Of Independence.
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ByJ Q. MCGUIRE. Auctionser.

VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT AUCTION
On Wednesday, June i6t AT O'Clock, the premises,
shall sell valuable brick house, with back building
containing but
pair Ninth r. being lot No 3 in No
81 Ninth street, running back 100 feet This
desirable locations for private residence in the
city.
Terms liberal, and viii be made known sails.
JAS. c. Mcguire,
June l0-ds Aucuoneer.
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ny- There will be preaching the Methodist Eps-
copa Church. 9Th, between and Streets IL
o'clock a IN, and o'clock June II
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NoTcE-A meeting of the " Vigilance Committee of the
Jackson Democratic Association will be held in the "Ha
Pennsylvania avenue this evening. the 18th instant
at half past seven, 3. JOHN +. ENNIS,
-#a Chairman.
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Georeia Vhie State Convention.

Macon, June THE Georgia wing State convention
Miedgevile to-day. The Hon. Seaton Grantland
elected president Delegates appointed to the
Wing National Convention which is assemble Bali-
the 10th instant, who instructed Tor
Mr. Fillmore, and make the compromise measures test
before going into the nominations.
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NeD Hampshire NOMINATION. for Governor.

CONCORD June I0.--The democratic State convention
assembled here this morning Er Governor Hubbard was
chosen president The after proceeded TO
nominate candidate for governor. when Hon. Noah Web
chosen for that Office.
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FaN Of Building and Loss of Life.

ALBANY, June IUA large building IN course OF erection
for Joness planning factory In the north part OF this oy,
fell this morning, killing young man named Wilson and
badly inlurng number of workmen
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snid er's Wine Store, 40 Walnut street, Piadciphin
VHE place obtaining all wines, liquors. &c good
cheap "snider has ein consequences Of the numcr-
Gus sales made By him % n Obliged largely
faction Of offering some Of The best wines and liquors ever imported
him He would refer invoices as follows vis
Dun, Gordon Co.'S sherres embracing delicate pale very
low prices old and choice on hanght
gallons o.y seeetsd for consumers Amou,aao
Europe, which he challenges as equal TO any
The Masrsnils and Amontado shees peculiarly adapted
opvslescen they strengthen without stimulating and have
Poins principally specially selected for his sales " consul
from The stock Of "Bunneser " opoo and imported d.
These wines frui delicate, and have been highly
al Ports andre pnlned on such.
N, o so,osne sy be east Aaone them rare
delicate white Port and Malmsey Port. -, -, -, :,
700 ~ S"ov so dry and rieh south side old
indies soreia &C. &c &c ON draug ana IN bo'ues
A. u be spars-na wines ofthe subscriber,
him. superior other VINES ana are soto prices
. low A. most OF the wines the Market which
He champagne Of various brands and qualities at
subscriber holds himself 10 be judge and be
ss ne Ss 0s s' e ss rs o Ss Mad price, 0 me
burgundy large stock and assure consumers
that he present, them from his vaults gooda oo'e OF Bur
sa1tcrna Barsa always on hand In bottles
Jordan Cobenz extensive, and number
Hooks and Mosee, rom the cheapest sorts TO The ye
OF the "Scnbeg," which me besigfowth 81
de articles OF ooanac and branaes, he hne
stock embracing some very oleoo 81 Otard Dupuy CO..
"Csve Of 1891 in eighth casks and 1912 IN
hhds Dubouche isi In hhds, on consignment which VIII
Also sh Scotch and mopongaboa whiskey, Jamaics spr
sold by retail in quantity desired
consah, assorted stock Havana cigar, po,., freight
psld Orders will promptly executed IL sent ny mail or teie
graph, ,.con su,nrn t.,
Cheap Wine Store 70 Walnut street. Philadelphia
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The Campaign on sSs0
muFRE va, ON hundred copies
The Campaign 1884, political paper published during
Thomas Richie. All the elo
that ccntssi are hiuy recorded TO-
sehor official cast IN he presidential elections Of
fa and lsgs bv the fun proceedings Bal
ore Convention the Philadelphia whig) Convention o.
tsse ,pd indeed objects likely
20 discussion IN the approaching campaign viii be
found ,, this volume -. -
with sheen will be sold the low pcs
dollars
As there about hundred copies hand those who
wish to purchase may procure them al This ONCE.
Tune
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Proposals for Stationery and Printing.


p.rxrr oy,,or NAV 81. le5o
80. o,x
q The aet ega1ns and making p e o
SUCH necessary lecs as nave peeh us"ay "a w
vide incidental OF the ana omees OF
ns a 80 s VI, he r,csyes n This on;cc uu, The
day for furnishing all the stationery Ia list which
all the printing that may sc required ny %
Office year let day OF July 1884, and end
on he
must be Of the best quality and the best
delay such times and IN such qusbu
the satisfaction OF The Conmonef
be by the person OF persons
contracting Specimens OF The printing may DC sen ~ WIS
Is 20 % ty r.s,o or les. ouan,iy OF any article tban
hoety " M ~ - ~. $500 h. ,s., -
specified according 70 rs wants during 'ne yea''
r,r... ,-' sa1 .s.s-~.s., . n..,-,.'4
~ 90 Esp pspei, luo', .. 49, Ia r,,ed rr.n
DO euei pspe,, WV 81" 80, -
49,. ,ae ,n., soa per r,sm
10 do do white, do
AZ blofupr
5000 envelopes, large and small, buG
~ no mounds linen Irvine
no do arabic
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Provisions in he Vest.

LOUISVILLE, June 10The stock Of pork here Is reduced
70 three thousand barrels We quote at Si7t SIS
No lard in market Bacon is very firm ct "a cents fol
shoulders, and 81 for sides
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New ORLEANS, June 6

The arrival of the Cambria's and Actics letters have i'm
parted better feeling in market, and to-day
there a decided Improvement in business. The sales
foot 600 bales, mostly English account steady and
fair prices Strict middng at 81 cents middlng fair,
l0s III cents.
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ny J. q. MCGUIRE, xuct,onser.

TRUSTEES sALEPursnan 10 decree Of the circuit court Of
Washington In the District Of Columbia, sitting
cbanco The Joseph Law James Adams,
executor Lloyd NJ Roger and others, The SUBSCRIBER
sell highest bidder public auction, Thursday the
h day o june 6occcs at the auction rooms Of James Me
CURE, which the Thos,
No with buildings
hercon sold Brick Capitol ~ ssd
forty dollars subscribed and paid, In the 1915, for
the Of buildings
mediation Of the Congress Of The United States
Terms cash, JAS. ADAMS, Trustee.
JAS. q. Mcguire,
June I'D Auctopeer.
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ny ,. Q. MeeuInn. Ane,lonssr.

GALE or VALUABLE LOTS AT AuCTfoN-on Saturday
~ June ~ O'Clock, the auction VIII sell
following described The will be without reserve,
from city, viz.
Square No 9sa lots 5, ., 10, ~
DO 10 Oh, DO ~
DO DO 1901, do 10
DO t00, do L.
DO DO lu17,
DO do 1883, do n, 10
no do 1865,
1909, do u, i9,l3
10 DO 1,0c, do 4, SO, Z, y, 2, 10, II, u, 10
Do do i,29, do SO
Terms onetrd cash dc balance IN twelve eighteen
JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
June Sd Aucuoneer
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Sales To-Day.
ny A. GREEN, Auciioneer.

by A. GREEN, Auctionocr.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, CARRIAGES,
III groceries, and liquors Saturday, l9
instant shall SELL o'clock my
good assortment OF furnituTe consissing Of
aideboafds, bureaus, wardrobcs, chairs Sc
Feather beds bedding, and brdstfads
Hair and shuck mattresses carpets. rugs &c.
Also, a good Tot Of groceries, liqpors and cigars
Pepper mustard, ginger, &c., irboxes, ficsb
One good family carriage aud harnoss
One good and
good family well rides well per
win sdditions uI .sle A. GREEN,
June IL Auconeer
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! For Norfol., old Point, ana Plney Point.

= . THE steamer osCEOLA leaves Washington for
places every Wednesday and Saturday
O'Clock, m, arriving nj Norfolk next morning in
Returning, will leave Norfolk
Monday and Thuroday O'Clock, p. m.
She oucb going and returning, Old Point, Piney Point
Cone river, aud landings the Potomac.
Passage Norfolk, Old Point, g.; Old Point
and return, 81; to Pney Point, 81.
June l0-du JAMES MITCHELL.
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DATENT RED TRUNKS AND PATENT PORTABLE
beds private subscriber would respectfully inform
The public and The travelling community IN s,cu. inst he has
and portable beds
Of Congress, gentlemen
q tho navy shout travel respectfully IN
vited 20 call for themselves they certainly the
greatest convenience .verip invented. A. GREEN,
Ancnoneer and Commission Merchant ~ The
May aT-eodaw 9Th y, and Pa az.
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ny y. Q. rIoaurpr. A.,,,or.,,.

TTNINrRovBD PROPERTY IN THE FIRST WARD FOR
sale nj Auction -on Monday lsne l4,h O'clock a.
shall sell premises eight lots near he
Brewery, being original Nos a. IL Is and IL in SQUARE No
4, corner Of North md 2sth streets. -
Termsi fourth residue in g. ~ ls months far
notes satisfactorily secured, bearing interest
.aSyAs. G. MCGUIRE
June 10--d Aneionepv
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A cARp.-pr j. D. MARTIN has opened his Office
Streets where those wishing his medical advice
will find him
40 22-du
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THE Marine Hotel mt Fairfield, Connecticut. will be
opened by ia proprietor H. MONNoT the arstday ofJuns
next, as a branch Of the New York Hotel.
The Marine ote situated in beautiful village Long Island
Sound aoding OF excellent bathing and
country. Every endesvor will be
hotsl The distinguished patronage OF
vious
Plans and engaged At the above hoc Pair
hsd Hee The distance from New York is
miles, the New York and New Haven railroad
AT Fairfield several times each day. May 20--dtJuiy