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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-07
miscellaneous.

4 CARD-V b. PALMER may be seen at
N the Advertis31e Agency between 10 and O'Clock
He freely ard cheeTuly his views OF the puncipe
ard practical operation OF Adyersng as deVeoped IN MS
experience and observation
DUTTER-Best Dairy. Shipping and Bakers
ID Butter consfsntyo on hand ard ,Or sale IN lots 20 sut
purchasers, by GEO. W. ATWOOD, No. 70 "atersi.
CHEESE.-Dairy and Shipping Cheese con-
" sdnty Aand 4nd Tor se n los . suit purchasers
BY GEO. ". ATWOOD, No. 70 Wa'er-st.
DOOR. SASH. and BLIND DEPOT, No. 81
~ Duanes The subscriber invites attention 70 the
above articles which he Is prepared 70 furnish in any
quantity end viii warrant as good any IN this market
Glazed sash u sizes on hhnd or glazed 70 orr
GRO WARREN HArSrAr.
DRUGS. PAINTS, OILS, &c.-GREEN-
DLFAP { KINSLEY, No. g Vessy.s,, DRUG
GiSTS-C County, Mesch4nas Grocep and Manufacturers
dealt with on LIBERAL terms, for eash - c,vr,rvr
WIN. H. KINSLEY.
CLENFIELD STARCH-To Manufacture
~ ers Bcachers, Lauudries Sc.-Some Of the largest
establishments the United States aud throughout Europe
perior finish nparts all kinds o! goods gives most de-
Cided advantage 70 those WHO use T. hoiesae Agent
GEORGE WALKER, No 25Si "lshins'oa-st, ~
GRAPEVINE PRUNING and PLANT
VI ING. GARDENS CLEANED aud LAID OUT
moderate charges. The plans OF MI Laeoase, IN the
Island OF Madeira BIS vineyards producing the finest flaw
or,d grapes IN the world The secret Of his Planting
Pruning. c.
Vine Dresser A. Smiths Seed Store, No S88 Broadway
New-York. Copy this address.
IMPORTED CIGARS, in QUANTITIES 20
L SUIT PURCHASERS City and country groces, h.
tels &c supplied on the moss liberal terms. Oh custom
ers will please accept thanks for past iayon
GEO. WALKER, No. 1884 WashinEton-st.
KILN-DRIED BARRELS aud HALFBAR-
IN RFLS for Flour. sugar Cement &c. Burel Of
extra strength and that VII shrink mannttcturet
and for sale Al No. as Wes;-st, by W. HUMPHREY.
I IRFRAL CASH ADVANCES will be- mldG
IL by the subscriber eonIgnment Of al kinds OF sia
able uerci andise his friends Messrs Warburg AI-mar
4 Co. Of London and Liverpool ., .
MONEY, TINE and LABOR saved by
WI using the &c ebrsted CUSTARD POWDER.-Al4
cent makes quart OF rich tustard, recon-
nended for lnfauts lnyads aud Dyspeptics l. possesses
in remarkable decree IN a concentrated form al tho
albumn0us properties requisite % form beautiful ds1
bland reh and easily dgested. sold by all respectable
Druggists and GrOcers- Mholesae, By 80
STUART NICOLL, No. New-st.
NOTICE TO OWNERS, BUILDERS,
~ STONE CUTTERS, and OTHERS.-The EMPIRE
STONE DRESSING COMPANY oder for sale AZ reduced
pres at their es'ab shment foot Oi 18th, @h aud j}sts
East River the following Brown Stone, ready FOX des
ely: eco Quaker LIntels.
Loco d q. Liulels.
1860 Plain Window SIs aul Lintels
y eco foot Watcrtabie, inches hlg Oh.
1900 foot Rail Coping.
so Cellar Steps. -
Store Pcsts Liutsl tours-, Platforms ald 9lePs A~
Rough stone constantly hanl Steps Aahler and Plat
forms BY machines vii be sold - sOne-cuttsfs .
~ VIZ W G. CHAvE Agent
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Tor s4LE-The modern built three story
i Hopse No IS Janest NE Of Lot u feet by %;
"""se u Sy a 81 OIKLFY < Co. No. 105 West a.
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Cutlsrr anh farowars.
IFORNIA

AUSTRALIA and CALF X a
N GOODS -Ms7rhantS Coz, Pa-,es a1- lhdislaal.e at-
-, ~ tke~~ y,skets an rd full and complete asso-t-
1srf OF Miners Tools Picks shovels HAdEa-e Gallery,
ESre Tcois Firearms, &c. sc az TIE OLD sand ~
CHARLES ). LITTLE Nos y and 81 a4t1n-s;-
CAST STEEL SHOVELS, manufacturedby
- the OLD. COLONY IRON COAPAN9.--Ilese
SIovss are ofthe finest quality and nish AID although
tsv have beer IN but short time have aeaiy
highly favorable rrpurston. They are msnnscturd nom
az Excellent quality of Cast steel and IN The pnrchie OF
tstera srch handles Sc great pans hays BEEN
taken 70 obtain tie very best The patterns are o. the most
snppyed KIND ard the ShOvels every respect pre
A--ee We are nov prepared % receive orders tor delivery
a, short notice. ard which viii be filed promptly Il tae
time Specified At the sfe Far Of the Auler "a lnstae
,bs n-er va awarded 20 the Old Colony Shcvels, whsn
n competition with exhibited By older ana more Gee.
brafed makers Or'ers Tor the well known brand OF Od
Colony CT Nals Will also be led ~ the regular market
pTice r Al. BUSSING CO. No . [ ~ 8.
Agents Old Colony Iron Co Manufacturers o. ae Ease
Cot NslS
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Tor SALE-A desirable threestory House
T and Lot No I6 Colunl,ia-st Apply 20 F. u. BROWN.
Mechanics and Traders Bank, to THOMPSON PRICE,
No i78 East Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-07
EOR sALE-A Brick House, near Broad

Il wsy and below BleeckeTst- three stories, basemeA
and cellar ard hack building three stories high tine
ysult sewertg convenience &c fitted up with gas bath
rooms wseTcoseis and all the late improvements the
ceilings and walls beautifully painted IN esco. The most
lot fronts on two streets. Apply to HOMER MORGAN
no | PIne-st
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NISSOLUTION of COPARTNERSHIP-

III NINEOIII IVN VT NVI II ~ y t4fe'9Ff''
~ The Copar,Dership heretofore existing between the
sui scrbtrs under the urn OF ENNl Nos LANDEkn hs
Is duly aaihonzed the Of the firm IN hlads
ton Of the c0plntIship bus all debts OF said urn 70
be paid by sad Jennings aud all persons indebted 10 sad
o. s. JENNINGS
r. ID. LANDER
NOTICED. 8. JENNINGS viii continue tho bnsinss
of the late firm of Jennings Lander his own ac.ouns.
al No % Fulton at q. y. JEsNiNOs
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I AWRENCE SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL

II A W IL Z y y T. SCILN LIZ ~ SOlOOD-
II HARVARD UNIVERSTTY.-The next term Of TINS
Institution VIII open the frst day Of haTrh 1919 and
continue twenty Weess distraction by Relations, lee
lures or practical exercises according % the Of the
study. vii BE- Eyen N
As,TOnomy. BY Messrs- Bond
Botany. by Prof Gray.
Cheustry analytical and practical BY Prof Hereford
Compsr4tive Anatomy ana Physio.ogyr by Prof Wymsn
Fnzfneerng. b. Prot Enstis
Mathematics By Prof Pence.
MiucrsloFy. by Trof Cooke.
Physics. ~ Prof Lowering.
Zl5iorv and Geology, by Prot AeAssA
-, - d. -,sde "a Prof T.. y. HORSFORD.
Dean Of the Faculty
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ndersigned have

Z have this day formed Copartnersn2 under the hrn
% CONDIT 4 JENKINS. for dealing IN Insurance Scnp,
NJ so,isps Loans Notes sc. Ohc0 IA tue Basement Of
Phsnix Bank Building, No. IS Wall ss-New lo,S Feb L.
issS JOHN A. CONDiT,
'' JAMES r. JENKINS
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No 5rroD.row. near Harlem T n Railroad ofce.
CARN for sALE-A valuable Farm, con

tanning 10. sces situated on the main road from New
pocbeu@ 10 Wbe Pains sDd abo1 equi- distant from the
Harlem and New Haven Railroad being y miles from
TueI aho DEPOT and from New Rochelle, shordng con-
yevspce 10 he city eght ten tunes day N about oue
hour The location very desirable, being high ground
and sLoundinz fine building ttes. with COMMANDING
view Of Lonz Island sound Village Of NewROcseile and
sscent country. The neighborbo0d excellent and perfect
Iy healthy The land Is in 81 r.ate Of cultivation wen
fenced ard wsteTec There O1r large orcsrds
ore OF which hes Welded 100 barrels frsquality hewfow3
Pppns in season The dwelling house u extensive ana
beautifully situated in Ene shady lawn Large barn elaef
mill wagon house. &C. &c. Titie indsputSbei epd tei
OF sale easy For further particulars inquire OF dOhAo
,,s,,;sas No. ~ " ST. s. TILTON
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CELECT FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL


- for YOUNG LADILs.-stilwater, n l.-The
plan Of the Rector IL receive very limited nIn5er OF
rups 70 ell the comfort and PRIVILEGES Of toe
domestic circle, and % the time svof the oectio
which supposed necessarily 10 attach to large and
crowded Summary.
thorough ard Efficient Of instruction viii be
pursued in al the English branches together with the Mod
EN- Languages Music Drawing, and Painting IN On aud
Water Colois.
Saltwater is one Of the healthy retired AMI beauti-
ful localities the Hudson River AID OF the easiest Ae-
cess BY rairoed.
FoT circulars stating terms with further particulars ad
dress REV J. q DOWNING, 50. JOINS Rectory, Still
water. - ,,- m =, -
l.: RI Rev " K Whitineh d. D; Rev. = L. HAwNs,
D. d., LII. D.; Rev VIM. J. kIp, D.
THE UNDERSIGNED, who can give the
best references for compel ncy, offers hs services IN
giving Private Instruction atty cent? each lesson 20 Gen
tlenen their Res dences IN Theoretical ana Pacn
cal Surveyig Geometry Aeebra, ensnraton and m the
Latin Grrok German and Freucu Languages tie - fully
rroyded with the necessary Mathematical Instruments Of
The VERY hest kind which be 81 ms rooms Partcu
laf attention PAID 20 the Instruction Of Ladies
@. II. STUCkRATH, No o2S Sth-av,
Professor OF Civil Engineering and surveying.
" Surveying attended 10 IN all its branches.
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CHEESE.-Dairy and Shipping Cheese con-
" sunty OF Aand and Tor e in lots . suit purchasers,
hr GEO ". ATWOOD. No y WAter-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-07
EOR SALE-At Norwalk. Cd, a beautifnl

Tor SALE-At NOrwalk, Ct, beautiful
Dwelling and about four Of 6-y rae land, with
in two hours de Of the city the line Of the New oTk
and New Haven Railroad House entirely containing
fourteen roous including two paors Conveniently con
structed and pelsanty situated oommanng splen-
old view Of Long Island Sound and the surround ns c1un-
try There several trains Of cars soppiaz a. the to"
daily The location while possessing these ADVANTAGES -
pecusrlv healthy retired and pleasant. IL Is believed
there are few places Of tie kind desirable. Apply 10
LEVI SCRTBNER, No II Fulton S., y. Y.
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C.ST STFFI, SUOVEI.S. manufactured by
y & G. NJ. WOODWARD, manufacturers

~ & G.. VI. WOODWARD, manufacturers
-. s4d dealers in WROUGHT IRON PIPES and Fit
rp-s II al linda foT Steam Wa5eT Gas &c No Beck,
raan-st between God snd Chf, New YORK NILS AMI
public budngs heated hy steam Tubular Boilers OF Va
ous s5es always hand Heaters VI Al Sues Tor seam
engines Orders received for Steam Easines and LAthe
Wholesale and retail
IOHN L. BUDD Manufacturer and Pro
~ pretor OF Lockvoods &C ehrsed Coosna and Laundry
R,1re. 40 r Bndds newy-lnvented Ranges, wh'ch,
for beauty durability and economy, csnnot y surpassed
All Range. warranted y. B.-Prces from - u2vard.
No SO Broadway formerly No. si2l opposite .; Keoro-
s'sChurch.
DFNOVAL-The subscribers have removed
from No lS2 PEAR s. 70 the large and spacious store,
No 81 John formerly occupied By John ". Quincy and
Quincy Deiapierrcl where they viii carry on the Ansri-
can Hardware business IN al it, branches Tae attention. OF
city and country bayeTs Is inyltet 49,, ,.,,,,,.l,
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DIsSOLUTION-The firm of MORGAN Il

~ BERTINE has been Dissolved by mutual consent
Mr. Berthe Will settle the business Of the late firm
New oTk, February :, 1855 GEORGE MORGAN
ROBERT BERrINE
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,EnE HOUSE and LEASE Of LOT No. g
TWENTY or MORE ACRES in JAMAICA
VIVA SIZES Al CLIFTON, STATEN

Il NILLAGE-ilS acres 10 Hampstead Good buld-
ms ffuit &c on each Are capiu fsrs For sas heap
HOMER Il STUART, No 81 Wallst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-07

EOR SALE-In the borough of Stamford,
IL Conn, the place Lately occupied by DR. Robert ii.
boel wood consisting of dwelling House Barn and about
one acre OF Land situated the Of the village
Inquire OF SAMUEL LOCKWOOD, Stamford, OF JOHN
WATERWAY Darlen.
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orr pFsrDEycE. at STAN

DEsIRABLE RESIDENCE, at SIAN
Il roRD Corn fOr sALE.--The house - two sioIes,
-, 80 ard p,szza on three rides, finished IN modern
VIZ IN bsssrnenf range. furnace. dumb waiter, &c,
,,b water IN the kitchen There - also on tAs Pis -
49,, Honse stahle ke The Eroands filed with
hs<sfypjt Ieverueen) shade trees ard snso0eIy fOa
,ry,is or rart cuars inquire Of Nm. De kim NO iS
1,yes uwsch-av. Newton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-07

DUTTER.-Best Dairy. Shipping and Bakers
ID Butter consfsnyon hand ard ior sale N lots 20 t
rrrcbesers by GEO ". ATWOOD, No. 20 Wster-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-07

sub-ceaT and basement three rooms deep except the
third story) Lot 10 feet by 100 feet House lS feet 3
by 81 feet Finished conn cto with marble msntes Crot0n
water, and gas and ell the modem improvements For
Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-07

nISSOLUTlON- The copartnership hereto
~ fore existing under the firm OF BARNES THAY-
Err is this day dissolved by the dscease OF Isaac H. Thayer
The business viii DO settled by the surviving partner
The subscriber will continue business on hs own sccoun:
al No a. Maideu.lan WALTER BARNES.
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I,OR sALE-The Farm Of the late Aviather

T,OR SALE-The Farm Of the late Aviather
I Rhode. at the Head Of the Fly" Eewtewn, l.. l.,
VI acres 20 Of which salt meadow stuaon hlg1 and
nlees.pt and prospect fine Suitable for pryste gentle
mans RESIDENCE market gardeners milkmsn Pasurege OF
meadows very early Water cresses can be raised TO any
amount Distance from WILLIAMSBURG end Peckshp Fer
mes ca; Jsmaics Railroad Depot q Newtown village.
aud Flushing miles % acres will be sod separately
desired Terms easy Part mortgage for term Of years
Brooilyn, or GILBERT SAVERS, Attorney-ssLsw,
Canal-st Jan aics, l.. l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-07

EOR SALE-rwo Lots on ll3th.st. seven
Il lots on 52dst Sd four lots on Whist be.
tween 9Th and 7th heen lots on LeNnglon-sy aud
sIth at one lot Conner broadway and Abhsti four
BoAdw Az and Slih Il SSth-st; tirce 51ihe
ten acres land Ravor wooi aud hye acres on Kings
b,idse Road Apply iTom ~ 81. 10 5 Y. NJ, to
JAMES 4 SIMONS, No. 81 Chambers -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-07

TOR SAIE-The well known place called
Il "Chsries Hope miles from New-Bunswick y. J,
containing rs ofland situated directly on the banks
ofthe Delaware and RartaD Canal aud River with com
munioStons times day TO NewYork aud TO Philidel
pha, Astounding with great variety Of fruit excellent
water fnd valuable Ariesan well in the poultry yard,
with every accommodation for gentlcman's residence.
The above place considered fine as any IN the - tie
Apply on The premises 20 X. A. :. JOHNSON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-07

TOR SALE-Two new fyestory brick
Il Hosses in East isthst; also, s.x har story hEca
Houscs TIL av- eth The above property ws
p.y per cent win be cola low and easy terms APP
py to JACOB PEcARE, No. los HestsE-st, Bowsry
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EARM on STATEN ISLAND for SALE.

"A Farm country residence, OF - ceres wei isnce
with entirely dwell house and ont buildings 7s ut
up and good fruit t1atsd near the Plank Road tn
miles from the landing viii be sold cnea Inc
ground, are well vsteTed with spnSs hsh pond snd run
nng stream. ard commands eXtensye view II desrei
The whole or part OF the stock Of choice poat COWS
borsss bogs house bold furniture and farming Vt n val
90 with It. Inquire Of WALIEB Md I Esll, no %
Brosdwty,or TALbOL bInLEH- ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-07

L,OR SALE-In the village of Tarrytown, on
IL the Hudson River Railroad lcorner Of Washington and
handfome tYotory frame House filled IN
with brick Lot ~ feet By l3l feet deep and contains
choice fruit and ornamental trees subbery &c; wei OF
the best water House ~ by 3 feet deep and built IN
the best for the present swner. Apply 70 w. NJ
WATERBURY, No. 81 Pine-st or on the promises
THOMAS Is. MABEE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-07

Tor SALE-A three-stOry brick House, No,
IL 10 West 22dst with subcellsr and basement, three
rooms deep except the thd sor lot 10 feet inches by
lOo ee house IS feet inches by y feet finished complete
with marble mantlo Crcton water aud and all the mod
q m In movements For terms, apply 10
ID oA1 nrnaA uaN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-07

EOTICE.-The business Of TIE late firm VIII bs contn
ued BY the undermined az their old stand No 5i Broad
wsy.-FebruaTy /, 1858. WIN. 5rEBbiNS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-07

TOR SALE-Two lour-stOry brick buildings
IL on istsv renting for s4So and $50 each Psr cash.
the haence bond and mortgage for tern OF years APP
DIV between the hours OF II and L. NJ 10
JAMES A. SlMONS No 81 Chauibcrs-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-07

L'OR SALE-A most desirable Country hes'
i idenoe in the Town OF Norwalk, Conn, situated ]
miles from Nev-York New-Hsven Railroad, ani upon
the most pleasantly located street in the village The place
surrounded by an abundance % ssde and fruit trees aud
more desrabe home Cannot be found IN the place FOR
further information inquire Of
49, CHAs a MAYBURY. No l62 Wa,er.st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-07

WOODVI.LE CENTRE PROPERTY
w Couatry and Cify-Perhsps there better
oppc-tuuty fr tie cifzeIs OF SeloE b. sokyu and
NilsmSs1rsh psschase really desirable, Convenient
8; cheap place u residence Tor AMI lHE lhsn
the One row beore them, The sac Of Woolvle Building
lol ard sections Of very choice lads avsTts-d ~
ANTHONY J.BLkECkER, Auc.iooeey, a. the N-rchalts'
ExehAsse N the Civ OF New York for the h Of Feb 1874
II oecek ca sid eay eonsis,u OF ss pces See order
Of sale in he seeend number Of Tie Woodsle Advertise.
20 Be Asd with aps &e 81 No Broals- No. e5 Broai
way NY ~ tic South Ferry, Brookya sSs and 81 the
ks,road ptTot on TIE premises.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1853-05-21
PROGR ANNE

/ The line will be formed in front of the Union
ONCE, al p M. the right resting east, marked by
an assistant arshal.
2. The schools will form in line as allotted to
wit: let, Union Chapel I'd, Ryland Chapel; 3D.,
English Lutheran; 4th, Foundry Chapel; 5tb,
Mckendree Chapel; 9th, street PRESBYTERIAN;
tn, Methodist South; Stb, Fourth PRESBYTERIAN;
9 b, Second Presbyterian; 10Th, Tenth street Bap-
hsl; lin, street Baptist; 18th, First Presbyte-
rian; 18Th, Wesley Chapel; I4th, Methodist Pro-
testant; 18th, EbeneEer Chapel; 10th, Trinity
Church; l1th. Grace Church; 18th, Gorsuch Cha.
pei; iyth, sixth Presbyterian; 20th, English Hill;
2lst, Methodist Episcopal Mission Schools
Should any other schools wish 10 Join the pro.
cession, places will be assigned them on their
arrival at the time of forming
3; othcers and teachers Will form on the right
OF their respective schools.
4. The banner of each school will rest on its
right ~ ~
s. The star-spangled banner will mark the
centre OF the line, and be borne by an assistant
ma rshsl.
S. The speakers, ministers of the GOSPEL. and
representatives Of the press, will take position on
the right OF the line. u. So
I. The line will move off in double file at 81 q.
h'' tne assistant marshals on the right and ef at
equal distances.
:. The procession will enter at the north gate of
the Capitol, and, on arriving at the ground desig-
mated, the speakers, ministers the gospel, and
seats on the platform by assistant marshal
y. The schools being seated, the assistant mar
shals will take position the TANKS at interme-
date points.
10. The President of the United States and other
persons specially invited by the committee, will
be conducted to seats on the platform by a mar
shall.
The following gentlemen have been appointed
assistant marshals viz: p II Haupiman, F. L.
Harvey, II. II. Reidenow, John NJ. Dom, John
w. Wade, - Pascoe, w. c. Moore. T. ID.
Gilman, w. j. Rhees. Il Richards John c. w bit
well, c. w Boteler E. Myers, VIM. c Langdon
and t. Campbell. w. p. YOUNG
Chief Marshal
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BY j. c. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer.

INTENSIVE SALE OF PRINTING MATE
IL RlAL.-On Wednesday, May 25. at txelve
O'Clock IN, | shall sell, at the Congressional
Printing Office of A. Boyd Hamilton, esq in
Majors building, corner of l3s street and Penn
sylvania avenue, all his extensive and we'll
sele tied stock of Printing Material and Office
Furniture, viz:
2single Cylinder Presses, Taylor's patent, Beds
AZ by 81. These presses are nearly new and
complete in every particular
single Cylinder Press, Hoes patent, bed 81 by
Az in perfect order.
Warrington Press. bed 20 by 40.
Smith Press, bed 20 by 81.
Standing Press, bed "a by IS, new
Stationary Engne, To- horse power, with boil
ers, cblrnneys, and fixtures.
font $3.50 lbs. Small Plea
do 1850 do do
1892 lbs. BREWER.
$500 lbs. English.
Also, Leaders, Figures, Q uotations, Slugs, Scab-
bards, In smpls quantities. +.
70 Chases, 30 Stands, $50 Cases
Very superior Imposing Stones, Sticks, Rules.
Metal and Wood Furniture, Stoves, Desks
Shafting.
400 Stereotype Pages, with Blocks, of a useful
Congressional Work
And very large collection of other articles
necessary TO a well furnished Printing Office
Terms: 5 80 and under each; over $50 and
under 5 500 sixty days; 5 500 four moptbs,
credit, Tor notes satisfactorily endorsed BEARING
interest. JAS c. NcGUIRE
may -o-eou AuctioneeY
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OFFICE OF CORRESPONDENTS,
Seventh Street, near the Post Office Depart
ment. WILMINGTON. ID. C..

OFFICE OF CORRESPONDENCE,
Seventh Street, near the Post Office Depart
ment, Warrington, ID. C.
A LII PERSONS having business in Washin gton
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WALTER LENOX,
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UNITED States Senate
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