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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-29

DHHAD1pHIA LAGER BEER Fok PUBLIC SALOONS
Il and private families, bottled half pints ~. per
dozen pnts 4s per dozen In kegs for the trade dell,
Henry streets.
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VyNEYARuS IN ASiEkiCA-ri,CE l2h cEsT3,
with remarks upon temperance, dts foundation J
intempesnce (ts and semedes) the ouid are Of
the grape vine in the United states aud other matters OF
in Portugal and New York. For sale at No. i5 Bease,
street New York. Copies tran,mted free 10 any part
-3tafnps.
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YyO WHOLESALE BUYERS OPENING AT MUCH
i reduced prices OF 200 OF splendd fall rib
bons, rich millinery goods bonnet materials aress and
cloak trimmings, ostrich feathers French flowers,
Monday, August 27, by NJ. H. LICHTENSTEIN, 30 Bowery
corner Of Hester street.
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.UTNES, BRANDIEs, GINS, ETC, IN BOND, IN HALF
wv pipes quarter casks and ociavesi each package
accompanied with certificate OF importation. For sale
from wharf from bonded warehouse by L. h SIhrsOh
;ASONS 10 Beaver street.
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ADyERTIsRMENTs RENEWED EVERY DAY.
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

ID ESToRED TO LFEl-THAT FAMOUS PAPER, THE
III Broadway Belle is out once more larger and more
interesting than ever. Read It, aud laugh single copies,
two CENTS George Thompson, editor = harris, pab.
Msher, 2SS Broadway. HThe Locket" viii be opened
September 6-a great book.
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DRODlEs FALL CLOAKS.--GEORGE BRoDr. NO 81
ID Canal and 63 iispenard street. has IN store
Largo Of novelties in velvet ca,h
anaque coaks and mantas, to whicy he Invites the
inspection Of wholesale cash anil short Ame buyers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-29
CITY Politics.
WHO COUNTY C0NvHNT1OW.

There little sxsitsmsnt At the Brcsd~ay Hoass
hast night growing out Of tho meeting f The Why Cos
venson which met there The bafloDo q Nbe scverss
shoers was kept up TO hts hoss, hts that ~ ars
e"mpehsd TO Atrdge our account Of tbc psoseedine&
me convention was orgssised By sbs sppsmtnss6 4
le~s H. Watts, Of the Hsventh wssd - ssapausv
Chairman and John & senbuy OF Tho Third wsrd, Gse
'orhua o. Anes, +" the Second ward, Secretaries sv
Tm i,e'emporarJ officers we've appointed permsussafy
Aner considerable deusston, Sheridan shook al q,
Ihrd wafd and Dennis MeIAngisn OF the Fourth wHd-
were appointed eoers: whccupoa the wardr we're cslI.
u their order for sominations for sheriff
Alderman Drake, Of the Twenty -secopd sard. ~
rsn~d by ths rwensy-sceond ward Barnab.s w. u.
bora was ns ned by tie First, seSssA Third poursA
Tenth and 7senty hrrt wards ard william 8. Duks.
tpser srsy) Of he Esi'.e-nh ward sy all the rcm,,v
Ing wnrds except tho T~sfh vhics, named Iss.e =
Bach slor OF the Twelfth ward.
Judge wusU then oncr~i y RESOLUTION that nm cs,~
should br bslloted for sher1 who uss true veSS
and fri.ndy 10 regular non6nations tho uss~rs -
tho whtypsry Ths led TO st sHct~r1snt and yaraovs
motions Sere mad" To disposv of this resolution Ivuw
nrsiy moved 70 lay II on the table, ~hsh cArrseA
by n vote ~ 81 10 30.
The Cosventon proceeded to ballot for Sheriff With the
ILL.,
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LOST AND FOUND.


r OST-THE FIRST AND THIRD OF A BILL or Ex-
IL change, drawn by william Whock, Jr., dated
June IL, 1855 at sixty days right upon whiocA Pur
25Oo francs the accepted July 5, 1850 Neither
were endorsed and payment being stopped the bills
be of no use except the Also, los. nj
time $50 bank bill Of the Mercantile Bank Of hi9 city
The finder will be suitably rewarSea by returning the
above to j. H. BliOwER Il CO. 40 South street
r OsT-0N MONDAY NIGHT, BETWEEN PARK PLACE
IL and broadway theatre, hne cnpure laca collar
lAa finder Will receive suitable reward by reuFnns
the 30 the Office at the Clifford House Park psce
r osT-0N TIE 9TH INST, CERTIFICATE FOR
~ loo shares OF the Philadelphia and de.ding Rail.
road Company stock The finder WIN be suitably ewari
cd by leaving the with the transfer clerk 81 Ear
F, -.ers' Loan ard Trust Co, 70 Exchange place.
r oST-oN MoNfAY MORNING, FROM NO. 4sl SIXTH
~ avenue a smaH black and iaa terrier dog vel
.copved tail rather cured white marx on his breast,
and spurs hind legs had on = black ,,'her colas
With brass lock whoever viii return said d, - the
sabove address will be suitably rewarded.
iHOMl.5 W. GOWDfS.
DlCREE UP-N THE FAST RIVER, on MONDAY,
I 10sh inst, sixteen feet boat green bottom,
white waist with streak and green gun~ale recently
Ieinted, Afriy n fhfs. Richards Peck alp ferry,
s'DICKED Cr--OS SUNDAY, AUGUST %, NEAR
II Sandy Hook, sixteen f1et row boat Light built,
and tao pairs of sculi. The baot bottom up
10 nd. The owner can haze he's by paying expenseg
Inquire of1hocnas Branch of Pike aud soIth
s<rcets.
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DRY GOODS, SO.

q CASES OF ALI. Wool. FRENCH DE LANES VERY
II rich designs, will be opened this morning.
UfsDELI., PERSON h LAKE, al Broadway.
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CtHAMPAGNE.-J. MEYER, JR., SOLE IMi1RTf,E ~
~ biiieeart sahnons verznay champagne, IL broadway
invites the attention Of trade his new siDncn:
this celebrated brand Of wue Orders si.a upon he
most liberal terms. 4. N. TOMPkINS, Agent.
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THE LAST MEXICAN REVOLUTION.

The Plan OF Ayutia-PiatSorm sf che Rsvo-
utsonisss--AdoptiOn or q Liberal Govern
m<nt-How tho News was Received Ll
Washirgton-Laberastty or Alvassz % the
American Whalers-Tciograph for Mexico,
&C., Sc. Is h
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RE W ARDS.

tb n REwARD.-STOIEN FROM NO. 156 CANAL
DOO street. on August .s, botweon 10 and II O'CLOCK
A. NJ, gold guard chains, fob chain gold hunting
watch, old fnshion gold watch wne faro, old fashion
bulls eye watch, lepine gold watch, gold -heaye bat
TONS gold breastpns, together with si5 IL gold
ssnd about $40 IN silver and pennies also several other
articles Of jeweiry. The above reward wiz be paid by
for the recovery Of the propertg.
WM Writers, 1877 Canal street
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0tOE REwARE-LDsr BETWEEN PRINCE AND
<WAC Blcecker streets, in the Bowery, while Cutting
oh the "a train, from the city, OF the New York aud
New Haven Railroad Saturday, 18th inst, diamond
from ring The nSer will receive the above ID by
returning the sameto FRANKLIN LAWTON, 81 Wall st.
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ErAtu o. aurrslsr rrrErvoop.

IT, %sk tgiaNnt fttgg.ss q Ang1st4i Aay - cof.
retBst asa' iEfl "a ih1s iis4t Cs sis fDesvDf
tth isr ;; 10 N H. Va. M b siissH 81 - ~
tfpiSg .Essrr.
csy. fAE9 ssYnss< ~ ,hf t.ash lnt.s,gy, 4, 4
Arsy, Cid at tHsianlg ou ihs % as' ssi neia4g
he ia 4siisgrisisa a -, II "a Rgmy .nd
~rs edrts'el a. wss4 Falnf 10 80 proeCa4 - bb
YAlisnifY d. NJ 80 vaf lb Nging, sf~ftcsl ~ -
vefs 80 ~ - she savefs = ~ sg sv'p - ~ y =
gtUtsils hs Ea.ss suissiy ssetstsf fieca s~i urse
sntl w.. fan ~ 49, bsse nlg 10 as5rloe sson ~
rvstffnfseatsE
". cutfgs. suN, st-ss1ss 4 - h.n'-@si1n 'sess
~ Is iasssl,is ~ ~ as.Ay sNass 49, y the .sa
= fitfy lh44 tl e,rfans Hh
is.RrE n pspsrS. -. - y = ~ - go Jeyssls-
.gr 4sd At G4,rffNsh - hA ~sfs raai.. a ~
ttt.ff ofutL tfss & - 80.
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6t1A REWAKD WILL BE PAID For rlIs Rn-
DlO oovery OF the body of Heacy Alsop, o-t from
schooner Harriet Newell opposite Hergnte ferry, on the
I'D inst Ifers blue dunKatee pautaloons and check
shirt; had red moustaches and whskors abou; twenty
six years old.
JOHN AISOP, 81 JeTer on street, Newark, n. j.
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WAshlNtfuN, AuRuht u. I555.
The Northern States of Mexico will now avail them.
selves II II thought Of the dow MALL ~ the Central gov.
e. nmen 10 form separate fedora republic, upon the
model Of the United States and 70 adopt liberal
mcrcia Eystem which IL necessary for the develop
ment OF their resources They may be aided in that OBJ
iect by vol untcers from the United states who may
terrain the design Of bringing those states, ultimately,
unGer tie folds of The American asg II would not be
had movement tor the Mexican states though for II
would lie poor bargain both politically and nciay
We no longer, without much sectional agitation,
mex foreign territories 10 the Union, Organize
governments for the territory already possessed by
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-05-16

by GREEN Il sCGTT. aucsineers
OK VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT AUG
- ton On THURSDAY, the l7ih instant. we
shall! sell, al 8 O'Clock p m on Ire premises, six
valuable building Lots situated a. The corner OF
and Jif streets east. being l. Is Nos l. 3 g. 20. 81
and -, in Square No 923, having front Of 23i e..
inches on 9th street, and l4s feet inches on C
-ueet.
The above described property Is handsomely 10
Gated, but few minutes walk from the Navy
YSrv.
Terms: One-h ca sh balance In one and two
years The rurcha.er tn give notes for the deferred
payments, bearing interest from The day OF sale.
4 eeCd given and deed of trust taken
GREEN & SCOTT,
NAV lD-.l AucfinnrrKs.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
naPo.fnD Eos TIE
DAILY EVENING sTAa.
Arrival Of the Northern Lisht.


New Toak, May Is The Northern Light
arrived here ~ IL q N to-day, bringing 81
passengers, and SITS 900 In srsois; the latter
principally consigned rs follows wslls. Far
80 Co., $4,000; d Hosdly, $50 900; Drsxei
Co, $5i ooe; Ross Palconer, SCI, 500: New.
house d spras, SIC. 900; Leligman 4 Co., Sis,.
goo.
Owing to Q general distrus. OF BANKING
houses, the passengers have brought With
them q large amount ofspecie.
Purser Hatch reports that in the interior Of
Nicaragua no further 1. Citing had taken place.
The Governmsr. party, finding Morps too
strong, had retreated from Leoa to Granada
aud were fortifyings that city. (Thb eopAiets
with the New Orleans dispa Oh
The California papers present scarcely .
feature additional to what has been tsle.
grspaed from New Orleans The Nicsrsgus
expedition under Walker wss TO have leu
San Francis about the time the steamer sailed.
Ii consisted Of seventy i've to one hundred
men, including Achilles Keweu, Captain
Hornsby, and other we'll. known individuals.
The brig Vesta was chartered TO convey hem
down as emigrants.
Tie steamer cOrtes arrived up on the 3ad
ultimo.
Mansauilla, 9 new Mexican port, Is hersas.
ter 10 BE- the cosling depot, DO, Of the Mica.
raguan steamers in their passages TO and from
San Francisco.
Tas recently discovered gold niuss ct Sand
Hill are reported to be yielding an average Of
So per day each man.
Ii is stated that the number,o. acres planted
with wheat and other serials Is much larger
this than on any previous year, In the agricul.
tural districts; AID this, too, when California
four is only six dollars per barrel.
Accor ing to the Delta Of Sacramento, un-
der q strict construction of the Law In RELATION
10 elsc;iOn:, appears to doubt that Gxin is en-.
III, lei to a seat in tee Senate. The Constitu-
Ii n declares that plurality Of the votes given
a. any election, shall Constitute Q choice,
where net otherwise direct d in the constitu
ticn. DR.. Gwin having received plurality
of seven votes over Edwards on the frst ballet
in joint cOnventio il is contended that he Wa
constitutiousily elected.
Vigorous Efforts are still being made to got
u9 another trial to elect an U. s. Senator, bat
the chances are thought 10 be very slim.
Two hurdred and siKty-four ejsctmsnt suits
have commenced in San Francisco 10 view Of
tie expiration of the statute Of limitations.
The markets closed extremely dull, and
prices had e downward tendency. HsxLl
four Sli; Sugar, n. o. 81 rice sndo Zee l3s;
anthracite coal Ii; new butter S5a37t; NEE
pork 10; sdanaLtiBe candles "a.
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Extensive Tsnnery Burnt.

UTICA, n Y, May I6.-The extensive tan
merry of Henry Stafford, at Durhsmville, Onsi.
ds County, took ere this morning and was
totally destroyed, together with the adjoining
boarding house and Cp.buiidings. The loss 10
abou, $35, 600, with 40 insurance of SIS 900
upon 1t. A part Of the stock was saved In .
demaged condition.
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Ey 80. mcGUIRG, Auc,ions.r

A DMINI ST'RATOR'S SALE OF HANDSOME
y and Valuable Stallion. BY sdue OF ord '
Of the Orphans Court the sub .criber will ssli al
public sale, or THU SDAy, he l7ih nay of May
1855, at So O'Clock r. H., in front OF the auction
store Of James c. NJ CURE, on the ccrncr of Penn
ie stallion horse "MOscnw," belonging 10 the estate
of the late CHG:ies W Stewart. Moscow is Of the
Morgan stock very fast = harness undrr the
saddle Of fine gait and carriage, end desirable for e
road horse for standing.
Terms One half cash, and the balance in 30 an
~ dsys, fof rotes satisfactorily endorsed, bearing
interest. CUAS. j WALLACE,
Admin RAZOR.
JAMES c. MCGUIRE,
may l2-dis Auclioneer.
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mar 4-Sm
rA SECRET FOR TIE LADIES

.n~A SECRET FOR TIE LADIEs-HOw TO PRESERVE
w. Beauty.-pont uee Chalk, Liz Whits any Of the
sosed oosetics to conceal faded saow complexion
you would the brought back your cheek
clear healthy and akin, and life and ygor
through the system bottle Of Corers Spanish
Mixture and take Il ling directions It does not
quite well sweetmests but II aster few doses
do nd heath and beauty revivng step
elastic and vigorous and the whole system refreshed and
iuvgorsted Ike Spring morning. then your is hope
le-s 81 the valuable certificates possess for
nsught IL IL the greatest purifier Of the blood known 10
perfectly harmless and al the time powerfully ecs-
oous.
s.sSee advertisement
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By WALL, BARNARD q co. 4UCTs.
may '6-lf
By GREEN 4 .COTT, huot,ose.r.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT AT CORNER
u of Thirteenth street aid north l. AZ Auctioa -
On EDNESDAY, the 18th instan', we shall sell,
in front If the premises, at O'c ock part q
de Of 18th street west, next To the ca ner of
north street. running back 100 feet II viii he d-
vided in four building LOIS, which viii be sold one
with the privilege
The above described property Ia handsomely To-
Gated, having an east front perfectly graded and
paved Persons wishing 10 purchase a handsome
building lot will d" well 20 attend The sale. This
Or D Tly Is in the neghborhoOd of Franklin Row
Terms: One quarter cash balance in 6. -, and
IL months, for notes bearing interest from the day @:
safe
A deed given aud deed Of trust taken.
GREEN & SCOTT,
may -WESATUW huctioneefs.
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New Orleans Market,

New ORLEANS, May I5-Cotton Is an.
changed; limited business at prev Gus rates;
The market is firm; light stock Flour SO.
Co'n-W estern yellow, 81 02s$l %; white corn
il very scarce; sales At 81 2O-$l IS per bashel.
pcol 3l6
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DR. DUPONCOs GOLDEN MONTHLY PILLS.
Che best and most nhibe remedy discovered for
evng and curing all painful distressing and difficult
etruaon and removing all periodical obsructions ard i
regusries arising from whstever These Pills
oomplets
TRIUMPH IN MEDICAL SCIENCE
They are prepared by which concentrates the
Ingredients Into small bulk, thus rendering
Tor delicate females to take large doses OF drugs
Dr. Duponcos Pills the result THIRTY YEARS
EXPERIENCE IN the Of the diseases femses
They hevs been sdvet tsed for little year. yet
SEVERAL THOUSAND BOXES
have already been sold aud the demand them rapidly
wherever they become known. They have been
thoroughly tried In Washington, and found to act like
charm.
sold By all Druggists In Washington, Georgetown and Al
Isudria, Va mar l-eosms
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DOARDING.-MRS. NJ C. GREER respect
ID fully announces that she has taken The large
and commOdOus new brick house, No $50 Penn
avenue, near 81 street, whiting one minutes walk
of the Capitol, short distance from the railroad de
pot, and she ID now prepared 70 receive boarders by
the day or week upon the most reasonable terms.
Also, has a number Of fine Rooms furnished or
unfinished, with or without board Application as
above. may Il-lw
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A MAGNIFICENT RESIDENCE FOR SALE
n or Remit will either sell ry Farm on the
Georgetown and Rockville Turnpike, 3 miles above
Georgetown, adjoining Tenualiytown or will rent
TO good tenant, the house and garden, (including
Call on nc subscriber, at Mrs LYLEs'S. adioin-
ing. THOS. MARSHALL.
NAV Is lht
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ny J. c. Mcguire. Auc,icnoer.

q % "cUUfttI' hUNEIcncer-
DESIRABLE BRICK DWELLING HOUSE
~ ard Lot near the Capitol at Auction. On
FRIDAY afternoon, May leh at o'clOyk, on the
premises, shall sell part Lot no -, H. Square
M 129 fronting l3 feet on north A street, bftsstn
Isl ana streets east, and running bac. 81 feet 70
n thirty feet alley, with nearly nv and substa"
TALLY built ur-st"Ty brick dwelling house, contain
ing light rooms. The house is built on ~ IL ia.
stone wall AMI is finished IN the very bet manner
tn Ougbuut.
Title ndisputable
Terms: 81 coo cash residue in g months, wi h
interest secured by deed OF trust thr premises
Jas Z. M Gi'IRE,
NAV IL AucflOneEI.
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Baltimore Markets,

BALTIMORE. May Is flour is dull sales
of $50 bills at SO 81 Buyers were only Offer
ing $lO.75 at the ell SO. Wheat is unchanged;
sales of red o. S260s$2 40 Viii . at 81 70a
s278. Corn-oferirgs of IS 600 bushels
sales of Waite at sl.o3.sl o6, yellow At SLOT
aSl s,
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Kendall Haued

New ORLEANS, May Is -Kendsll, the late
post master at New Orlesn, has been held
to bail before the U. s. District Court
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BOARD, &c.-MRS. BATES, on the south
ID west corner of Pa. avenue and 9th street is pre-
pared to accommodate gentlemen with rooms, with
or without board. Every effort vill be made TO rem.
der those cOmforr BILE who may favor her with their
patronage. ap 6-u
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rSZ D. GILMAN, Druggist hssremoved 10 SOS Seventh
w. street opposite the Patriotic Bank and
pared all all orders for Modici Paints Oils and Glass
accommodating Strict attention win be paid x
physicians prescriptions at all hours Of the day sn hight
The night bell IL on the right OF the store door.
Inn
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New York Markets.

New YORK, May 16.-COtton is firm With an
upward tendency. Flour has declined l2ic.
Southern -four is steady. Wheat is erm-
Southern red at 81 SO Corn is dali with .
declining tendency. Western mixed $ll4.
Pork is firm and unchanged. Beef ID arm.
Lard is firm. Whisky is steady.
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nPA PHENOMENA N notwithstanding Cough
~ Dyspepsia Liver Complaints, Scrofuls &c.-Por all
diseases OF ths Female System 10 stands eminent
Clergyman just Informs Il has cared him of Bronchitis
Of Q desperate ch sracter-particC! ars hereafter.
HAMPrON'S VEGETABLE TINCTCRE-By its mild
ton on the stomach, liver ard kdness viii cure Dyspep
sa Cough, Asthma Bronchial and Lung Affections Pains
In the Back Side and Breat Consumption Sc.ofus Rhen
matism Govt Neuralgia FfsulG Bowel Com plsnts, Piles
Worms and Nervous Debitiss-wh all Diseases arising
from impure blood aud tine female medicine
known. This invaluable medicine 10 working wonders
rpon the namsn rsns Zee advertisement to-day. mari
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reath Of a Phil .oeipaia Merchant

PHrLADEEPHIA, May Is Thomas Sparks,
q respected merchant of this city, died to day,
in the 10Th year Of his age. He was . shot
m manufactured
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PROPOSALS FOR FUEL.

QCARrERHAsrER OFFICE MARINE CORPS,
Washington, 10Th May, 1855.
9 EALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
- office until Friday, the 18th Of May inst at 10
O'Clock a. M for supp wing to The Marines stationed
in Washington city from LIST July, 1855, 70 3Oh OF
June, 1856, such quantities of Wood and e al as
may be required upon the Quarterly acquisitions Of
Co mandDg Officers
The wood to be best oak saping, and the coal
best snthracte free from DUST broken and screened,
both TO be delivered at sue points within the bar
rack walls, may be designated, free OF expense TO
the United States. NAV ll-3ia t25th
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papers fast published lie is agent fer Hsrpers and all
the other Magazines, and readers will always find
large good OF Blank Books stationery
his Bookstore Odeon BrildIng. Pa and
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DRICK YARD, BRICKS soUARE of Grnund.

u hVfres, CdTts, Al frfvdtc Sale
The subscriber will sell at private SALE on very rea
sonable terms, Square No ESQ., which contains an
inexhaustibie quantity Of good bfick clay with a
ick yard now In actual tperaton thereon and
about 400, 600 burnt and burnt ready ma q bricks
IL has IL inexhaustibe cisiern well OF water
and a -four room and sheds sufficiently large for
eight or ten gangs.
Also. fou: Horses, two If which are fine brood
mares, with young colts, four Cars and Harness.
Also, one Farm, living in Montgomery county,
Maryland, about eight or ten miles from Washing
ton, on the AdeIphi Mil road, Immediately in IN
vicinity of Pisgah Westinghouse and about three
miles from the railroad ccntainius $50 acres Of fine
land. part Of which is heavily finbercd; aud a
peach and apple orchard OF 500 trees in full bear
ng, with varlety Of other fruit trees. TIE farm
is WILL watered and the land In high state Of cuI.
tivaiion.
Also, Farm contaioine 90 or 80 acres. living be-
tween two and three miles from the Capitol, with
good improvements
Inquire OF the subscriber on c, between Second
and Third streets, Washington
may l6-eo2w SAMUEL c. WROE
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BY e. g. WRIGHT, Georgetown.

nRPHAN'S COURT SALE.-Ol THURSDAY
~ Morning next, the l7iH instant, al O'Clock, l
shall sell, by order OF the Orphans urt, in front
the auction rooms, q variety OF veil kcp: Furni-
ture,vz:
Mahogany Chairs, Sofas, Secretary and Bookcase
Pair Gf CARD Tables, Marble top Pier Table
pair Dining Tables. MahOgan, Bureaus
High and French eds;, ads, Stoves, Time piece
Astral and Solar Lamps, Crockery ami Glass Ware
nile Giass, WardTonP. Fender and AIdiroas
Handsome dressing Bureau, Blinds
Best gsdliiy Hair Mattresses, SC, sc.
Terms cash.
NAV l9-2t EDW. !. WRIGHT, Auct'.
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rpR. HoorLisDs CELEBRATED GERMAN BIT

There few things which afford Is greater pleasure
sl stting down 70 write notice of the celebrated Hoof
land German Bitters because fully conscious
comforting public benefit and heart tells that by
notices many induced take these Bers
and been rescued from death by dyspepsia liver complaint
&C. for the Of which certain 10 10 prepared and
sold only by Dr. H. JACKSON, at the German Medicine
Store No. l2o Arch street. Philadelphia.
See Advertisement. mar 9-Sm
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New York Stock Market

New YORK, May l6 Stocks are dull and
lower Money is unchanged At the frst
board sales OF Erie's at 4st; Cleveland and
Toledo railroad, 81 Cumberland Coal Com
psny, 26i; Reading Railroad, S7i; Canton
Company, 25i