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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-09
NEJV-JkRSE'Y ITEMS.

The ELECTION To.MoRRow There il an unusual
ctlree OF interest in jersey City with reference 70 the
Election 10 Horow. The tickets are nearly com.
pe;td Al { bard work i, goif on among the &C i've
ueubes, # the fsrsut parties and factions to gain
the dey.
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Burning of the CustOm-IIo in St. Thomas,
Wet Indies and the Warehouse OF Messs WBitmoe CO
BOOTS ans Papers preserved In OF hIcH
Co : sALAHANDyR SAYS Particulars hereafter
sTEsRAEs & MskyIs Nos IA aud l,6 Waters,
The only nsh.s Of sATEs combining R.cb' ard "lder's
Paterts
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fAdvertisement

nc POPUidTIT! u IN! ItW HIIu rtdIIy gUUu SItII-
cine eavsbiz, into seeming life all the Old aud
ploced remedies such hss beea the effect Of 0EsHLEss
As1LfERioDo FEyEk AND AGUE PILLS the old sni
nshseua euedes fr that plant D ard f)rsotten
Medicines have been revived snd invented
The hope the ecst Of DfsHLsss PILLS mi.h
into notice DLsHLERs lev remedy 10 sold BY all dealers
and by c D. DEsELEs, Agent, No Sal Broadway, Y
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TAdvsrtisementl

To THE PUBLIC.-The BRANDRETH HOUSE IS
row open p.n and ready for the ion OF
tie Tayeps Public to whose comfort s,teatiln will bs
pad by the Mefsr. GRADY late OF Ju4soas Hotel .
ERAspRI1R HousE No f5 brosevsy, oppoate New
Haven Depot Private eutssee No Al CAnA r RENE nber
opposite New Haven Railroad Depot
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Aiyertisenent
THE HIGHEST PREMIUM.-The Bronze Medal

given bJ the New Yor Cryss Palace Association for
CARD Dook EXGRAvIsG 10 JACOB HYATT.
Maiden -ne sud BroadSsy
n B-J. srOt and connected 9th other
esablhutn for than pears been tbs
gIsytr Of this the Oldest one In the city.
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SHIP. BuILDIyG.-Shio .builcing In Greenpoint he's
,,.n been resumed and there some little ACTIVITY "a tns
,uos contract, have sr-sfy been snefed MO
ctbe1 cont mpstioo; bat tri' oaneh o. v1n ".
hs ,.sni s.sscn very aa IN comparison :" tue p,s
sr JeI ish Sig has jas. nencet syias the zee
n aDsh9 .o Fsndeiolt - De ptaSa
II the dependent Line b-e~esn tso Ciy ssa
shs kes bssIs, - .est ceep ard aou, s'
t,utsursusri. Sic b. launched IN October neSt
Tbe hind be sced In her has not been decided
srOu The bucrg Of this ship smp yment 20 about
80 o. IN in ths yuo who receive from k.to % > per day
Sr Eeifoa Vebb lad tbe heel of clipper seho !s'
a. fer DGLh.n Dnon 10 BE- plaeei 70 ne lSn trade
she oil Be slOU IS feet long AID .bo1t ~ tsns bcfdsn
The se.atfui clipper scboner, Eesofd "ss o. tns
s,meLs,us the isunch-d from ar Neoos ssId
to-ucirv~ (Tuesasyl she ~ owned oJ punhsn DNi'n'
AZ 10 r,en,,d for he ssvsnr an uste -, II .oa
Nj Hll@r nearly eomplstes ship Tor ninseu -
tuu, ibt.rd-d for the EGfop-s7 rsse she VII De
ID, frat Of June BE b. asa jail 'sa tA' ase. VI
Mr. Collier hu nearly pletsd h,ad'0n' ''Ao'asr OF
about loe tuns .....,...a
itsxpeeise that steamship for the Collins Aas VII Do
tuili Of Grssnrolt Tia sesson-
Cornr or SE.sIoys.-The following sentsrces were
passed in hs cOgrs Friday morSiat ne prsoaen ns'
lin Moan ointy aietsd wh two othen wno nIss nee
,tcste for burglar, IN the hr.t degree 10 oreulas ~
retirs tIs SOC, ''.rs n !. ~ 10 "a, sses J.sos
guts convicted % sssalt and battery VI %
h.,u m ,boos % Po,ce Aobpsn. o. sns ese o.
IN UpOn AZ Eastern phEes On: nisu. 10. A1.n Jers
r,ah spilivsu Anerev Russell tnfiy iosie'ea -,
!. The ,eeosa De nee having pleadsd sui,sy % ee
~ .,son.s s,er.ss sbous II Jean Of sss J.cee
convicted Of . vio-ni ssss; apon III 49,. NsIsass
Corntv Jan fer 70 days william ofesn Aoafes neLses
LII, srceuy Tor having stolen 81 1stsS henfAe
a. Wa,i.s thsv vess TO sas PsAltenu0y fsf
Ss..s. ..si Pssst T's.a sss4st guilty e 'sass loco
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ADVERTISEMENT


be found TIE CANTON TEA COnPASYs negysrected snS
No 25 Chs'ham at (between Pearl and koose
the in ths city We
AZ
yholssss OF retail no branch stores
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CHARGE OF BURGLART. - Jerry Fisher, colonei.
Detected O. ?. night in tire house Of Mr. heCa
f.v. Nsne- aud HaSsoo with iat~ne steal
Ofer OIn.s,d Of the tsssa Ward PJlise ~hie p,tfons
b. sac the front door sr and entering tae noese
detected TIE sceu'ed eho par him into the street. ogt
Tur'ueo sns arrested Re taken bsose Jusce Dl
vidson arc Committed for trial.
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The Ger nan Opers Comp any at Nib'os will PSF
iorn on Tuaday evening Beliini's Grand Opsr, Of
q" Romeo AID Juliet" WREN Miss Caroline Lehman
viii make her frtt appearance as Romeo"
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COURT or GENERAL sEssIoSs-A'sL 7-B,tOr. yuds.

Edwerd LsDnahaD. porter in the employ OF VIII
uerdl1g& Co Elsn his wife and John scuy add Michel
PsnesTss jointly indicted for stealing asn 70 tbs value Of
SEQ the property Of the above dfm placed trial la
ID. named accused hs JUDY could
upou verdict The others acquitted and discharged
Fred. Shaver, lily. St kerrecher and Joseph
Green I'll I'll tried ssd convicted Of petit lar
eery at he tin Of ~ Wet No. 100 Hadsoa st. sa1
esch sentenced 20 tie PeoiientiAry Tor three molhs
Henry Myers previously convicted Of buying
stolen goods va. fined zG0 Tho Court then ssj01rned
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lAdverisement.
NC. hIT CI nTIIs 4C !,

CARPTTNGs, OIL-CLOTIIs, &c, Ia every vsri
ETY. the very o~es prices for cash Velvet Tspe'J
SPY end Ingram Carpets from auction OCloths - t-d
~is ana under WV Rowr. Jr l3 Hldson st. spring.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-09

NMIsATIoSs TOR The CHATTER ELEcTIoS.-A
lGGt ettrg Of thOse who are in favor OF the sdop
ton cf TIE Oh held At the To yn Hall in Ho-
tokeD. On Saturday evening, TO ratify the nomins-
uors If their Committee, appointed at previous
meeting 10 stleoi candidates. Mr. John Il Sheffield
was Cbarmsn and Charles Chamberlain Secretary.
The c, m,tee was composed of men of both parties
ard their ticket is entitled the Union Ticket !"
This is also ssid to be the Native ticket. II is IS fol-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-09

TIE HUTCHINSON FAMILY will give their last
CosotRr in New ioit on "WEDNESDAY EvsSSG. Let Us all
10 ID he's them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-09

ALLEGED OUTRACE "A guusmith, doing business
10 Cr.Bo st. Fourteenth Ward sresei saturday,
chsrse Of committing outr,s- the pscsOn ofa Girl ,
ysr sgs The exaUns.on tskes place beo jus ice Sos
~ To dsy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-09
PAs:Iso Cou,1ERrErr MosEr-A woman named

Th'rIN" nIVNtft--A
EEs Wood 0las bsbop aus,tsd on saturday chsgsi
With psssiuE - eogBtsfft bill the Sank OF Conn
Botan, &. he sore Of Dsnis CobnOr No 10 Tndsv Ia
eDt for Dc This i. sss counterfeit and
well Calculated TO deceive Sewers, Of the -
have been so reus loo the ciy .nf Ja.,cs
P,scy tef'- VI on the sceu.ed ssn nt-oss . iose
sste the ster Thorough With view Of sse-rtsntpg wHo
tho settlers of the bills The prisoner nnitsd
fer e1sn inAi5n-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-09

DISEASED MEAT.-Two Germans, named Simon
and ta before Justice Berry Green Pint,
III ed as - exposing for sss meat
On tcsy tao Germ residing ia the sixteen'h war,
brought Ct rom Newi York which wa
yionooneso by socd judges VIII the ferry b1s 70
u frht .
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BROORL YN ITEMS.

BRooELYY CRY MoKTALITf.-Ihs total number OF
s..tL In mi, ctr lat H. Of shich IS wers n,es
and So fernslss or these % ssG1 snd a. miners
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COURT cALgNDAR-rHIs DAY.

CIPcuiT CoURr-Nos. 1865, 1874, 3s9, 30, I'll, is,
So 1913 20 1894
L. S. DIsIRIcI CoURT-Nos. 90 to 81.
COMMON PLEAs-PeIt I-lAlread published Pvt
Ir-Eo, a CO SIS S7 So sos Se5 $50 a. &c 49, go 10
46s.
SUPERIOR CouRr and SUPREME CouRr-Speetx
Term- Already Published.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-09

Crr,s SrREErs-The cleaning OF the streets OF
~ bir,eer;h Wsrd RS been u. BY e9p.c The Street
Cottr.oT commsreec otsrsons on Friday, and already
ruubeI Of Tia streets have been thoroughly cleaned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-09

advertise u,ent
BLAKF's PATENT FIRE PROOF PAINT, No. liz
pe.y..t-se. under be 81 u Paints
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ARRFsr FOR PAssIAG FALSE ToEEys.-A myn
nsD.d Ebo. A OstorAe sre-rsi rhar.fsy ni<st
tb.rrsd With passing and - bil o. he a-res,ntT
bsEa A. iEsco,fs D. c 20 Mr. O0ashery vac q tns
time Wa In the ro-ery ~ i-ud sli Cli1sn "a
r.'utut foT roe rns Th- bills merely f,', tossas
there tsns .ueh h4It 10 -Iisenc- On .-srehs( the
tussd ~ Ct the Trash and 80 10 canine money
fogIe Or bic de before Justice *o5i ,ni
he'd t. sEsi. eK.uin.c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-09

RESIGNED The Rev. DR.. Core has resigned his
uenbersbip in the Executive Committee OF the
American Baptist Home Missionary SOci4'y, bee ,usa
as he Gays be "can no longer serve in parts IN
- Board
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-09

SURRENDERED ny BAIL.-0n Saturday, Robsr
Lee. injected for pATticis in the electoa
isrceIse By biz boEdsmtn re committed % jail
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-09

FIHEyTys NOMINATIONS The officers ead en-
"a. Fir. Department Of the Eastern District have
m. fooyiss named gentlemen fr the ohce Of As
,.,t Yrsn..r.: N,.sr, Alfred WIett, Chsres Wall "n
h.,is Lane, .nd d. siToog The election taxes pie>
an Monday the sab inst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-09

ABASDoSNEsr On Saturday,, Officer Wsrd, of the
Foureettb "sIc srrs,ed o.spb Nseslasd charge Of
absndo ing bis fsn-iy Ccmui ted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-09

ARRESTS BT THE PoIIcE Bet Y an 70 aai O. lick
% sunday morning. n. -s2e - srs.ry .aa sr'as house.
- Sucs01 t.n-c Ply srrrs,ei By Oeissrs O.ses
sud Csss Of The Fourth Dsct Pses Tor sefas u3alr
sihcut lcen'e snd a., for selling sust.U O-es
O Bfen snf Wi'htr hcG1i1 s'so taken .n.o css
ooy -fsrE With the oesIs Ocss Ne Cor Aict AMI
Gaze tAs Third District Polee arrested bat
r1g = coof Of Thon.s Ls.trsnse; nd Charlie "a.
Nail =, SIestsd fos sAAslns AL the per
.ts .rFtstee were locste up to snsser.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-09

SuIoIDK.-CbsIlss Ford, the young man who -h ,.
bin ..h st. days since bis boarding hos- Nc Se,s
g.et y.tfrc,y 81 he New York Go.Ftd Tn- d-c-A-t
I've a Ir,l.nd If and Ehsa b.
Couuusd the Get hsd been fcs ne ~ oct Of en2ot
ard ssny fe very dsspOode sbeiaz se5eEt
b.. sboI ~ support Coroner Hilton ~ill hIt
inqusst upon The boey toesy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-09

BURGLARS CAPTURED An entrance rs effected
irio th- ,o6ser- Of M c. Jscobs No 81 Farou.t
by bUfsars saly la, evening BY means Il face
.sy. The from Futon o. 10 sshiasteasf
b.'us Nr Js,ob. snd clerk having ou.
sesd eL'er,d snd fiand three engaged IA
pscbs The choicest scOcs resSy for snsposa1n. The
81 w.tsh' Dne6istsy rsi.ed aud tao psss,g
sor Wee lnsons ksd the docr. with the view Of
v,brg from coming cut ba, OF them managed %
P.-' Officer Rysn Of the Osie, Police ssv4 AMI
oocss in capturing OF
fsn The fellow pennes Ia he custody
Ocer Csshs~ Justice sths COart while
e.e.p- o. the ~neoE They gave their ChaTes
surh sns H'niv Peterson They locked np Ga
ound sSl 81 ana gold rag the st5eE ,! aad
tvs 40 inE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-09

FEIosIoUs Assault John Furbush and Cbss.
r,vspet s.ur;sy charged 9th .s.sult .nd
battery upon the ~ ".on re.iiias IA fourth
~ him win irtr, take bic life. The u'-d
ien before ju'ee Dsvdsoa held to bal each in 600
{ the chs-ge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-09

CHARGE OF FORGERY -H-nry Stewart, 8 clerk
srrestsd s.trrdsy charged With attempting
ch.eb for &C en- the Chsucsl Bstk which ses.d O. hsy
been Ete. he ;eaiEsd BY Justice Wood ~ s~aii
amin stio1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-09

without sIs.; q nies Mccoy for ri,tn VIII, rsbarsh
E.setd tte NtF' Lsnn committed jail ia eefIlt
q hsh en- ehrgs Of b,seh u ,hs psaes discharged
fran egs;Cdy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-09

Goupil & Co. have just published nest photographic
portraits Of Sam Houston and the Emperor Alexander
ii The latter has just got the higbes; Office in bis
conI try and the formfr is cocksure Of getting the
highest in bic. Perhaps he will
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-09

IScFSDIARY ArrEsPT An attempt was made on
F6.y nsht FIRE 10 stable a. the foot o. Bniges be-
lrpGirs 10 W Lsres'sf Officer brNirsrd sni N Lang
sS d.covere' i'y1'as from the huiliirK. Sni
nskrg sxsrrLon found Pie Of rubbish hes1ad togeth
lot Of barrels nss be set fee 10 .eversl places
p-er procured AID the Ere extfl gIlet before
dsmsse had tLsuei
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-09

MAKING YorERs-On Saturday about twenty per.
sobs went from jersey City 70 Hickensack TO get
their nstu slizaiion papers. There large party
there from Hoboksn Tor the purpose. IL is re-
ported hat they plundered the rum. sellers in that
vicinity without mercy being in favor Of free run"
Another large party 20 70 day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-09

The MAYoRALTY.-Tbere will be another meetir
OF the friends Of Mayor Manvers this evening in Je
sey City, At Commercial Hall, topromote his chanc,
for the election 10 morrow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-09

LAW AND ORDER MEETIYG.-There will be- smother
ueetirg OF the friends Of Temperance and Law aud
Order in Jersey City this evening, at the Refor ned
Dutch Church, relative TO the struggle 10 morrow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-09

The ALDEKNES.-The Aldermen Of Jersey City,
wbose terms of Office will expire at Ibis election, are
ss fOllOws
Fhst Word. Gardner; aud there is vacancy oc.
Slater ara Cleyelsnd. Third Ward, White and Lo ".
Fourth Ward, Tyrrel cad WhinOck. or thsss
MessIs. Cleveland, Low and Tyrren are re-nomi-
mated.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-09

DlEp.-Mr. Abraham HiDisr, who attempted to
S,,oy hs m. Jersey City week since BY cutting hn
throat e1 OF hi. wound Friday last aud vas inferred 'n
Saturday
DISTRICT ATTORSTY-Mr. J. II. Li''elI nss bseh
spron,a The Of Hudson County b tho Gov
ara
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-09

ALiRs-There IL q good deal Of alarm 10 Jersey
City which to some OF the citizen,
TO b. well soardd Jersey City 10 become the resort
Of nsby q The vicious Of the City Il New YORK driven out
ty Maine Law ADD Mayor Hood RnmoS are rfs Of the
e,b,hr.rt of gsrbn houses dnksg bous-s and house,
Of ihus JerseJ Cry and the Law ard Order party, o.
70 tern ed, 10 v0Ihing with AL vigilance
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-09

SINKING OF A STEANER.-The steamer Splendid
while bound to this City on Friday, ran upon th'
rocks known as the Two Bfo'hers, near Cold Spring
and partially sunk. lbe passengers we're saf7l!
landed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-09

Fousp DRowsrD.-The body Of a unknown man
.too, 50 ,esu OF age Saturday fo1nd In tbs Essf
:. Pc, Nc 81 a. c. Wilhelm held iaqusst upoa !.
r. vas sssst buit he'd short brs~n hs sot ssns
vhIslen a dressed Y s.s OF ssek eiets sAa -
80 AZ ara, - color TIE clothes quito rettss sn
a.. the tcSy havps bees IN the vstsr sssst month 'e
80 4" ssepcs,A b Fave besa drevneA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-09

STEALING THE FREEDOM PAPERS OF NEGREss
John Henry Pullman, negro, was, on Saturday
arrested charged with stealing the freedom pspers Of
Amelia Gibson, Of No. los Chur ,h'st formerly a
slave and also with stealing deed for land to the
value of 600, also her property. 1t is alleged that
the accused called to the negrss on the Sd inst
and while left alone in the room managed to secre'e
about his person the papers with which he decamped
He was taken before Justice Connolly and committed
TO prison The papers have not been recovered, the
accused refusing to tell where they are.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-09-11

North Carolina, Alabama and Toxss ana that we are
encouraged by Their sacees against the Old federal nhg
party in us last disguise aRd under lis name to
hope Tor the success OF the united democracy this Stale
against IT. traditional enemy, under whatever organization
or form OF coalition II may present itself
y hesotted That We regard Tie invitation put forward
BY the enemies OF the democratic party this State
democratic electors thereof form coalitions
SONS under new and deceptive party ttles the device
Of poeins, who only aim 10 pereuate their sscenden-
ey ia the State government for selfish aud corrupt pur
poses.
s. Resolrea That regard the organization of bands
OF armed borderers and their intrusion into the Territory
OF Kansas not bona ade settlers for the forcibe
subsersou of the rights of its legal electors only
violation OF the Of the Union and the rights Of the
community assaied but distinctly subyersiye Of the
intrEt OF Congress- declered in the bill organizing the
said Territories $40 leave the people perfectly free form
and regulate their own domestic institutions in their
Way subject only 10 the constitution OF the United States
and that All The power Of the federal and territorial gov
ernnen should be exerted TO redress these outages and
TO yindcaie the rights OF the people thereof
0. KesoLsed That opposed the repeal of the
Kansas Nebraska act and that have perceived with
deep regret that Interpretation has been given to The
amendment by Mr. Van Buren OF Mr.. Cassidy's resolu-
on though il at variance with the known appro-
baton oy all sound democrats of the principles of popular
sovereignty whereas was, the contrary was at
the time expressly understood the expression OF ab-
opinion based upon the absolute necessity Of
ing out fully the principles Of the kansaNebrasaa act
without interference from any quarter whatsoever
10 Resooe That it the belief OF the national democ
racy that the slavery agitation in the northern States has
grown out OF interested motives and been continued by
shortsighted anacsn, and that we deprecaie and de-
poe the continuance OF controversy virtually settled by
the Kansas Nebraska the tendency of which
versy is ombter the relations between tue North and
Tue South, while cannot III any eventually result in
either national OF individual benefit
The first eight resolutions adopted unanimously
The ninth and tenth resolutions adopiedayes 81,
/.
The resolutions, adopted, ordered 10 be pub
lished. JOSEPH ROSE,
Chairman pro lem.
JAMES l. BfSsn'aT Secretaries.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-09-11

~ >. e. MCGUIRE, AHcsisnecr.
III AkDSOME FURNlruRE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTr
II iassk carriage, matched HORSES Rock2wsy sSas
Ac-on Tnesday unsfnsg September ~ The
VI Ihoms Marshall,
The turnpkc to Rockvi
shai sell all his handsome
fects. cOassing in Of
kos~waod bsocaisie son cas,a,ns Ae
wsstrh
Mahogany and chars 6nshed in canary coo.eo
bsocateiix, curans match
Mshngasy bxisspriEs seal sofa aad chsirs
Rose wood sfnachass, whstnut
Sapest FIehch ciock csndeisbfas
Rosewood sssystssy and bookcase
Marble and other tahies
Esamt Preach plate plate 90 BY with slab
| aud bracket
vsses Brussels tapestry other cspsss win rugs ma,c
all sew and Of sScsiisat quality
one pair elegant gii six light chandeliers
Dnsns hail.
BrAstssds, bureaus, waahstAncs
Cane and wood chairs, rockers
China, glass, liable cutlery,
Cooking, pafior, and chamber
Together with articles necessary
| Al two O'Clock
One handsolme family but
One superior matched irun rrny carsr
Hsndsomc lttA sleigh, koekawsy
Wagons poushs, harSoSs
Harness. sss0vrs fosks, cultivation
Lot u bay and corn, potatoes
Hot bed sash, &C., Ae
Terms SD aud under, Of two
four months, for notes satisfactorily endosed bearing interest
JAZZ. G. MCGUIRE,
Aug o9--d Ave, ione~r.
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CPLEEDlp COUNTRY SEAT, NEAR WARRINGTON, AT rUB-
Ms .son Tus.isy monins s<p,csobsr . - o'ci:cs n
Msrshs $50, sdyonns the village 0ssse
town aud Rockville turnpke, shove 0eosuon
contsias and hall divided sA and
The dwelling IL Of brick wing ~
stoies with ss sufbsdngs all hu under
the pessonal
Aychitrctne, wh fixtures
bs made ~ the apparatus already the spns The situation
hGh tbtng
inland aud somewhat a
There also story brick
the rented VI SO,
which will be sold with the place " desired.
The Gcxhborhood thckly settled.
Two pumps Of good the hcuse Tho garden
handsomely silver
naples tho turnpike Altogether bsautaI sendanec,
would suit gentleman doing huass wiiag country
residence.
Terms sas. JAS. q. MCGUIRE,
Aug 2a-eodts Auctomerr.
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OFFICIAL.

TEEAsuRy DEPARTMENT. August ., e55
Notice hereby hodes authorized
by the Of let redcensbe the I9h November,
eo that tue whole Of stock will b psTcassd BY
this department any previous 3Oh November
for which will be paid In sdduoa the
expressed In the certificates
And tho holders the stocks Of the United
States thar purchases
also b made during the period following
For stock Of the loan Of eI premium Of stock
OF the loans of lS47 aud 1885, premium per
stock ssusd under the 1885, commonly called
nifty stock, premium Of six per
interest will also be allowed, stipulated
from here
day in addition, enable rcsrurs party
Certificates this Department ssent
tice should b duly assigned Unsd pary
tied to receive tbs purchase money.
Payment fur these by upon
ant n Boston, New York; Philadelphia parties
entihcd 70 receive the money may dyeci.
lanes GUTHRIE
Secretary OF the Treasury.
Aug 4-dinNoy30 Intel. star.1
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NOTICE TO TEACEIEns-waned ! Charlotte Han, a.
~ Maryland one capsk,
psrpssng puP's cssc ndvnne~d any college,
0ssssy n391 The
Ens,tsh and mathematical nndes insasry ns
driii- sslsry, ess,
Applications, with certificates cf moral
charscscr "Wednesday N eersssnb~r
will take place ms
lshsr ruzrd 10 ~ grad. of scholarship required in
this scbcs application
coach from Washington city Charlotte Hall on
Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays
Address, NJ. n. BROWNE, PRINCIPAL
Care Of wM. r. BRisCOE, Vice Principal
Aug acknowledgements -
lRchmond Enquirer please copyl
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Total

Or in other words, tho transit Of merchandise from The
United States end other countries Switzerland during the
six above given, amounted to the OF
SI0006s 0oa and the transit Of Swiss exchanges this
heavy through France alone reached high COS
900 francs 57 2sS 00D This would make an an
nua average Of 900 for imports to- aud Of
exports om this little republic. The tansitage through
France given because it is through that channel
commercial relations Of the United statos with Switzerland
are mostly conducted.