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Book Notices.

VAssALL MORTON. A Novel. By Franc.
Parkman, author of I" History Of the Con-
spiracy Of Pontiac" and " Prairie and
Rocky Mountain Life" Boston Phillips,
Sampson q Co. For sale in this city by
Taylor Maury.
The opening chapters of this story are illus.
trative Of college-lifs at Yale College in 1910,
and the fortunes Of a portion of the class of
that year are brought up to date as the ground.
work of the tale. In the eventful history of
the hero, Vassall Morton, it is understood, is
illustrated the career and imprisonment of
Charles l.. Brace in Austria. The book is
eminently readable.
HOME STUDIES. By Rebecca Upton. For sale
by Taylor Msury.
This little work contains much useful in.
formation, and, we should Judge, would be a
valuable and acceptable book in any house
hold
The WESTERN WORLD ILLUSTRATED. In a &C..
ries of views of the Land, Lake and River
Scenery Of Canada, New Brunswick and
Nova Scotia, from the original drawings By
W. b. Bartlett, Esq. The literary depart
m m by N. 2. Willis, Esq. London and
".
Mr.. Bartlett, (whose reputation as an artist
is worldwide, and whose untimely death was
so much deplored,) it will be remembered
came to this country in quest of new material
for his pencil, after having traverscd and
sketched the most picturesque portions of the
Old World. From his visit to the United States
and the Canadas resulted the series Of sketches
OF American scenery, which first developed to
the European eye the magnifcence and beauty
OF American landscape. The views under
notice are portion of this collection and a
single glance at them sufices to show their
remarkable freshness and beauty. The des.
criptive portions by N. P. Willis, written with
his usual felicity and grace, are appropriate
accompaniment to the exquisite engraviugs
Altogether, more beautiful book than a vol.
ume Of those views can hardly be imagined
The NEW AGE OF GOLD Or, The Life and
Adventures of Robert Dexter Romaipe
Written by himself. Boston: Phillips.
Sampson Co. For sale by Taylor & Maury.
Who is the author, we wonder? From the
style, we should say Hermann Melville had q
hand in it. 1t is, indeed, delightful new
Robinson Crusoe, with the man FRIDAY
omitted, or, rather, his place more than
adequately supplied by beautiful young
girl. Just fancy being thrown away upon
desolate island in such company! Some
of the incidents verge upon the Munchausep
order, bat the pleasant humor Of the nara.
tive beguileS US through all impossibilities,
and we come out firm believers in the new
Crusoe.
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said Massachusetts, did not desire a vote by

said Massachusetts, did not desire vote by
States
Mr. Butler said 10 would see about that
Mr.. Bocock, of Virginia, hold as a point Of
order that the States must be called. The
Con ention was bound by the rules of the
House of Representatives, so far as consistent
with the proceedings Of the Convention. The
yeas and nays are always taken in the House
when called for before the transaction of other
business; a call for a vote by States took the
same character as call for the yeas and nays
in the House.
The Chair decided the call was in order.
Mr.. Petit, of Indiana, called for the read.
ing of the resolution -
The vote was then taken by States on LAYING
the resolution on the table, and the motion
was lost Yeas "a, nays III. ........-
The resolution was then adopted unani-
mousy. =
Mr.. John G. Smith, of Connecticut, moved
for a committee Of one from each State, ex.
cept New York and Missouri to hear and de-
eide at once on the contested seats in those
States. Ruled out of order.
The following committee on a platform was
then adopted Sayer, N. H.; C. G. East
man, VT; Benjamin F. Hallett, Mass; w. B.
Lawrence, R. l Alvin P. Hyde, Conn; E.
Il. V. Wright, N. j.; j. CLANCY Jones, Pa: s
w. Salisbury, Del; Charles j. NJ. Gwinn, Nd. :;
A. A. Chapman. Va VIM. s. Ashe, N. C !;
q. W. Dudley, C.; Aug. X. Wright, Ga. ;
John Cochran, Ala Jacob Thompson, Miss !;
Pierre Soule, La; G: L Vallandig CHAM, Ohio
B. McCorhin, KY; W. A Walls, Tenn John
L Rhodes, Ind; o. B. Ficklin, Ill; E T.
Hudson, Mo Gen. John HUT, Ark; Michael
G. Grevatt, Mich; d. Rogers, Fla; II. P.
Bee, Texas; Thos s Wilson, Iowa; Saterlee
Clark, Wis and S. w. Inge, Cal.
Mr.. Black, to prove Pennsylvania sound.
ness on woman's rights, moved that all the
front seats in the gallery be appropriated for
the ladies.
Cries Of no, no.''
Mr.. Petit, Of Indiana opposed the resolu-
ton. If the business of the Convention was
the business of ladies, let them in; if not,
keep them out. He yielded to no man in
gallantry; he would be glad to meet them
all at proper times for all proper purposes,
but not at a National Convention He would
lay the resolution to admit the ladies on the
table.
The Convention then adjourned till to-mor.
row morning
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OFFICIAL.
TREASURY DEPART

Treasury DEPARTMENT, MAY IS, 1856.
Notice Is hereby given to the holders Of the
stock issued pursuant to the act Of Congress OF
I'D July, 1916, that such stock lie redeemable by
its terms, and will be paid at the Treasury on Ii
surrender Of the certificates thereof, on the 18th
Of November rext, when interest thereon will
cease.
This department viii continue to purchase such
stock prior to said day Of redemption, and will
pay therefor the following premium, in addition
to the interest accrued to the day Of purchase,
with one days interest for the money to reach
the vendor:
On such stock received at the Treasury between
the LIST day Of June and the 3Ist day Of July, in
elusive, cne-haf Of one per cent. on the amounts
specified In the certificates;
On such stock received between the LIST and 3Ist
days Of August, one fourth Of cne per oert;
And on such stock received after the 3Ist day Of
August, the interest accrued thereon, and one
days additional interest only, viii be paid.
Certificates Of such stock transmitted under
this notice must be duly assigned to the United
States by the party entitled 10 receive the pur-
chase money and when sent prior to the LIST july
the current half years interest mu also be as
signed by the present stakeholder, otherwise such
interest will be payable as heretofore.
And notice is further given to holders of other
stocks Of the United States that this Department
will purchase the same between the LIST dsy OF
June and the lst day Of December next, unless
the sum OF 500 900 shall be previously Obtained
and win pay for the sans, In addition to the In
terest accrued from the day Of the last dividend
Of interest, and one days additional interest for
the money to reach the vendor the following rates
Of premium:
On stock Ct the loan Of lsi2, premium Of 10
per cent;
On stock OF the loans Of lsi7 and 1915 premium
OF 16 per cent;
And on stock issued under the act Of 9th Ser
tember, 1850, commonly called TeIan indemnity
stock, premium Of per cent.
Certificates transmitted under this notice should
be duly assigned to the United States by the par
ty entitled to receive the money; and IL sent pre-
vious to the LIST July, the current half-year,s in
erest must also be assigned by the present stock
holder, otherwise the interest for the half year to
that day will be payable to him as heretofore
Payment for all the foregoing stocks will be
made by drafts on the assistant treasurers al Bos.
ton, New York, or Philadelphia, as the parties
entitled to receive the money may direct.
JAMES GUTHRIE,
m2s.dtl2Nov Secretary Of the Treasury.
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je Pet

- HOMEOPATHY THE "AMERI-
M can Institute Of Homeopathy" will hold
its 18th annual session In this CITY, at the Smith
sonian Institute on WEDNESDAY, the 4th June
next, at 10 O'Clock a. m.
In the evening at 8 O'Clock an address will be
delivered by DR.. H. ID. PAINE, Of Albany, which
the public are respectfully invited to attend.
N. B.-The usual preliminary meeting will be
held at the office Of Or j. Green, G street, near
AZ, on Tuesday evening, June Sd. m 2i-sotd
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~A FAIR, FOR THE BENEFIT OF
~ the Fifteenth street Presbyt'n Church,
the large Hall, on the corner Of OH and ID streets
and continue until IL O'Clock every evening until
further notice. The public generally are solicited
10 patronise the same. There will be large as
freshDents, such as Lemonade, Ice Cream, and
SOFA water. je 3-3t#
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at ODD

f@SSTkAWBERRY FESTIVAL at ODD
M FELLOWS HALL.-The ladies late.
lyengsged In Fair for the purpose Of erecting
a Mission House In the suburbs Of Trinity Parish
return thelr grateful thanks for the very liberal
patronage they received; and that they may be
enaDied more fully to carry out their views they
would most respectfully call the attention of The
public to STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL. to
Aks place on THURSDAY and FRIDAY EVE
MINUS, Of the present week .IoC.
Many fancy articles LETT from the last Fair will
'0' je34tt
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~>NATIONAL THEATRE.
AUTHORS BENEFIT

friends and the public generally, that his FARE
WELL BENEFIT win "a s place on THUR
DAY EVENING, June Sth, when will be pre-.
scented, for the fourth time his dramatiIation Ct
MEN, together with a condensed version Of the
laughable extravaganza, entitled TOM AND
JERRY; or, LIFE IN LONDON, both pieces
embr cling the combined talent Of the Company.
The hitherto fa;tering tokens Of approval, Of
which he has been the recipient. encourages the
beneficiary to hope that his efforts will, on the
above occa sion, meet with ssbstasftal response
from the citizens Of Washington and vicinity.
IL Box sheet now open. je3
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JORDANS' W. 8. SPRINGS,
Frederick county. Va.

OPEN THE sIXTEENTH OF JUNE.
~ Leaving Washington, Baltimore, or o..
Cumberland In the morni' & cars, via Har h.!
" miles IN coaches to the springs to dinner the
same day; from Staunton, Virg mia, same day.
In dyspepsia, govt, rheumatism, dropsv, liver
ana spleen diseases, chronic diseases Of brain,
bowels, and urinary organs, & and especially In
skin diseases its curativemedical effects are we'll
known Hot and cold Sulphur Baths. R,ce,s
Band ana experienced servants engaged The
water 70. sale In barrels and bottles.
4. c. q X. M. JORDAN BRO.
lie 3-eodlm r..
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u. 8. MARsHAL's OFFICE, May, 1856.
ITO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CON.

X~TO ALL WHOM TT MAY CUM
~ CERN.-A large number Of Ca. "a. IS in
u 8. Cases, of fines and costs, forfeited recogni
zances, against various individuals have been is.
sued from the Criminal Court Of the District and
placed 10 my hands for execution. The penalty
in these cases is Imprisonment in jail unless the
money be promptly paid. / therefore notify all
persons who know themselves to he involved as
security for appearance at the Criminal Court, or
upon whom fines have been imposed by said
Court, that they must call at my ofhre and ar
range their respective cases before the second
Monday In June next; after which must proceed
to settle them according to law.
J. ID. HOOVER,
m 21-td u Marshal
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NOTICE THELADIES

IA SELLING OFF A HANDSOME IN
&llot or Summer Millinery, Flowers, tSS{Z
~ Ribbons, Straws, DC. rich Emhroid- 3SG1
cries, Collars, Undersleeves, Lace and Silk nj an
ties Of all kinds and colors, infants Waists and
Dresses, with a variety Of articles suitable for
ladies, misses and infants
N Blades can be supplied with French
and English Corsets, Jackets, Waists, Supporters,
Braces, Bands, all Of the best materials and wal.
ranted to at, at MRS. CASSIDY'S,
No. 2sl Pa. avenue, south side, between 10th
ana llth streets. lie Scott
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FWE, THE UNDERSIGNED, GRO
~ Gerry Merchants Of GEORGETOWN, do here
by agree that, on and after Monday, June ID, we
will close our places OF business at half past seven
O'Clock, Saturday night excepted) and continue
the same until the 30th Of September.
H. l.. OFFUTT,
J. M. BELT,
]. ORME,
AT OFFUTT & CO,
JOHN J. BOGUE,
CHAS. A. UPPERMAN,
LEWIS BROOKS,
-.. THOMAS WATERS,
HURDLE L. CLEMENTS,
-..- F. T. MILBOURN & CO.,
ID. w. OYSTER,
CHAS. 3. HUNTER,
w. ii. TENNEY,
lie Pet DORSEY Il ERNEST.
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THIS IS TO NOTIFY THE PERSON
l. who left a Mahogany Sofa and Rocking Chair
at my shop to be repaired about four months 90,
that unless the same Is called for and the charges
for repairs paid, by Thursday the 4th inst, shall
sell the same at public auction for whate yer thew
Will bring. JULIUS VlEDT,
Je32t* Corner f. and Tenth streets
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GRAND MILITARY & CIVIL EXCURSION
BY THE
Washington Light Infantry.

Washington Light Infantry.
THE INFANTRY TAKE PLEASURE IN
Il informing their friends and the sTA
public that their arrangements are
now perfect for their
EXCURSION on MONDAY, June 9th, to the
WHITE HOUSE PAVILION.
TIE Steamers w ashington and Collyer are en-
gagged. The Excursion leaving the Washington
wharf at sX O'Clock, Navy Yard 9H, and AleIan-
dria 10a m An afternoon boat leaves the Wash
ingtcn wharf at 2 p. m. Returning, leaves the
Pavilion at and 9 p. m
Esputa's Brass aud Cotillon Band has been en-
Dinner and Supper will be furnished by Mr.
Rightstine. Other Refreshmsnts VIII be under
the immediate charge Of the committee.
Mr. vanderwerken has consented 10 run coaches
from the Capitol to the wharf, viz Pa. avenue
ar 18th street; also from the Northern Liberties
market On the return Of the excursion coaches
will run to the Avenue and NAVY Yard
Tickets ONE DOLLAR; to be had Of j. War
ner, Bridge street, Georgetown; Jas Kelly, Pa
avenue, First Ward; Dyson's, Druggist, Bakers
and kuhl's, Pa avenue, Powers, Cochrene's, and
Kloman's, 9TH street; Todd Il Davis's, Benter q
Dubant's, and Shillington's, Pa avenue; Ham
Inns, Capitol Hill; O'Donnell's, Druggist, Navy
Yard; and Of the company and committee.
Commute.
sers warner HKuhI beers,
Corp NJ Fisher, L ID williams, W Reynolds
Corp Coleman, Phelps Nv smsot.
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WIN c. CLARKE KDouARD P. cARoN
CLARKE & GARON,

z
REAL ESTATE BROKERS'
ONCE corner Of Main and Sixth streets
DUBUQUE, IOWA,
WILL ATTEND TO THE PURCHAsE
w and sale Of City Lots and Outside Lands
Collections made and Taxes paid throughout the
State Of Iowa and the Northwest Conveyancino
and Investigating Titles. Money invested WITH
the greatest care. Land " arrants for sale
REFERENCES:
herron Brothers, Bankers, Dubuque, Iowa
F. 8. sesup & Co a."
Easton, Cooley Co. &c Decorah.
j. M CLARKE Z Co., washington d 9.
Sreen seweil, New York
Johnston, Bros & Co. &C Bait more. Md
z. d Maury Co., Richmond, Va.
1art Barker, Attorneys. at Law. Dubuoue.
P. Conger & Brothers, Dubaou ne. low. w.
Hon John Russell, Canton, n. Y. -"
:, lanes Thorington, Davenport. Iowa -
'aGnson Morton, ex-senator o. 8. from
R RsS.y. smith Hhd., TGwn.sns, New yori
e3-lw
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
YNHE COPARTNERsHIP HERETOFORE
l. existing under the firm Of Hi.eshew & Du.
vail, Is this day dissolved by unusual consent
Persons Indebted to the Arm will settle with
w. HITB:cHEw, who will pay all demands
against said firm.
J. w. HITEsCHEw,
1e 3-3t~ GEO. w. DUVALL
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q = REWARD.-LOST. LAST EVENING
PC at the ID precinct Of the Seventh Ng.EgN2
Ward, a MEMORANDUM POCKETiFsA1EZalfsa
BOOK, containing papers Of no value
to any one but the owner The above s~-s-ssssss
reward will be paid and no questions asked IL re-
turned to the owner, corner II and T. streets.
Je3-2x mo 8. FINCH
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ter which does not form, and was not intended
and originally printed to form, regular part
of the contents of any given number OF Pc
riodical or magazine and its cover, must be
considered as extraneous matter suoJecting
the whole copy with which ii is thus sought to
be incorporated to letter postage. All tran
sient printed matter should be distinctly post
marked and rated at the mailing Office"
The Democr attic National Convention -
We give to-day full reports of the proceedings
Of the Convention thus far. The preliminary
business of the Convention, and the appoint
ment of committees, was gone through with
yesterday, Col. Sam Medary, of Ohio, being
called temperate y to the chair.
A rather exciting episode in the proceedings
was occasioned, it seems, by the fOrcible entry
Of the Benton Missouri delegates, whose claims
had not been recognised by the committee of
arrangements. They subsequently withdrew.
Should the permanent organisation of the
Convention be completed to-day the decision
of the claims of the contesting delegations
from New York and Missouri will be the next
business in order.
It is stated that the committee on creden-
tials have decided to admit the anti-Benton
delegates.
Death Of q Navy Observation-Disclosures has
been received at the Navy Department Of the
death, on the LIST inst, in New York city, of
Lieut.. Thomas G. Eaton, U. s. N, attached
to the coast survey steamer Corwin
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The Current Operations Of the Treasury
Dspartment.-On yesterday, the I'd Of June,
there were of Treasury warrants entered on
he hooIs
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CTR AYED OR STOLEY-ON THE 99TH
~ May, from the common north Of the a.
city bay MARE, about seven years old, AX
blind OF the ri sht eve, and right hind feet white
IS reward will be given IL taken within, and $40
II taken without the District and to he delivered
at No 3o5 Pa. avenue, Washington City
ie 3 3tk
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Hay! HAY!
IL loo bales prime HAY, for sale low, to close
consignmsnts, by PETER BERRY,
lie 3-3t# IS Water street, GEORGETOWN.
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LADIES BEAR IN MIND

INK. DUPONCO'S GOLDEN PILLS WILL
- be sent (conhdentially) by mail on sending
81 to either Of the Agents, to city or country.
Agents, CHARLES SfOTT, Druggists B.
WAITE, Druggist; X. 8. T. CISSEL, George
Town. 1t*
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B. SHAp, Unisn Refectery,

HP AND BE DOING.-JUsT PUBLISHED
y at the Music Depot, q spirited Song Il The
above title, composed W W m Palmer, iuthcr q
"a oldier's Adisu, " "a Don't say one ding and
mean aDothH, |" 20. Prjse only - cents. ms0
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NOTICE ALL PERSONS WHO
U>A left Watches or JewelIy at George Key.
worth's Store to be repaired requested to Call
upon MIR H. .. HOOD, Pa. avenue, between 9Th
and 10th Streets for the same previous to LIST Sep
tember next, or they will be sold for the repairs.
m 30-3t$
A NOTBER LOT OF THAT CHOICE
"A BLACK TEA at so cents per pound 90
In store and for sale by ENN
u. M p. KING, -
je2 265 VT av corner 18th and n sIs
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m 21-td

FNOTICE.-AN ELECTION WILL
~ be held on MONDAY, the OH day Of
June next for seven Directors Of the Georgetown
Gas Light Company, at the Office Of the Company
on Green street. between the hours Of ten and two
O'Clock Of said day. d. ENGLISH, Pres.
m 3-2aw2w
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WASHINGTON AND NEW Or
NJ LEANS TELEGRAPH COMPANY.
The annual meeting Of the stockholders OF the
Washington and New Orleans Telegraph Com.
panv i'll be held at the Office Of the President, In
the city Of Washington, on WEDNESDAY, Ju-
ly I'd, 1856. DANIEL F. CLARKE, Sec.
m 29-2aw3w
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ADJUSTMENTS.

PRIcEs OF ADMISSION.
Reserved ee1r. 10 cents
Boxes and Parouet. .....................0 ccnts
Family Circle and Galleries. cents
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OFNNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.-The GREAT

i CENTRAL ROUTE connecting the Atlantic cities with
stern aud South wsstcrn States by con-
uuou Railway Dir, The r. adj also connects PIT :bsrss
with dali, line Steamers Ia All ports Ia the western RIVERS
aud =. C and ssdasky with steamers to IIpors on
tie \, Lakes making th. mos. direct cheapest and
reliable route by which FREIGHT can be orwsfdea TO and
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA and PITTSBURGH:
FWsT CT ,ss-Boos shoes Dry Goods, I'm aoe per 100 J
boxes Furs, Feathers ......,,.::..)
sycoNp Ct .ss-Books and Stationery Dry - .
Goods lin bslesl Hardware, Leather, (75e per IL" ID
" col, Ac........,.....s.. sss''''ss.l
Third CLAssAnvils, Bseging, Bacon aud s. r 100 10
Pork Tin bulk) Femp, kc... ..........:l
Fcrp1u CLAss-Cofee, Fish, Bacon and a. mo, 100 N,
:. Pork (rscked), Lard aud Lard Oil. 49,:
In shr prg point cast OF Phia Phs oe
teuar mark the package VIA Pennyl anna natv~ Al
Goods cor the Agents OF this Road at Philadelphia oT
PsLursb " III b. torwa rled without detention.
FREIGHT AeENrs-Harhs. Wornley Co, Memphis Tenn !
sass Co. St. Louis; j. s. Mitchell Son, Evsnsvis
Ind Dumssnil, Bell Murdoch. and Carter Jswelt Lou
,ille Nv, C. Mdrum, Madison, Ind. Spriensn brswn
and Twin Co.. Cincinnati; n W. Graham Co.. 1ne'',Ie'
Ohio Je,cb Co. No. ~ kilby ct. Boston; L~ech Co, No
2A.tor House New.Yorh. Ne. wilismst, and No sBa
.ry pla.e N.w-york T. Sneeder, Philsdepha, Aasrsw
n, o,s Baltimore Geo. {. Frsneiscus, Pittsburgh
For further psr iculsrspr bills OF lsdns, apply TO
LEECH 4 Co., Agents Penn. Railroad CO.,
No. 2 Aston House. New York.
u II HOUSTON General Freight Agent. Philadelphis.
H J. LOMBAERT, superin endent, Altoona, Pa
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Eesal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate
Of the County Of New York. notice hereby syen % all
persons having claims against the Estate Of THOMAS MONA
CHAN Of the City Of New York. decreased present the
same. with vouchers thereof the subscriber Of his Iesence
No 6 Third in the City Of New York on or before tho
third day Of February n.xtDsrsd NewIork tho
eighteenth day Of Augus, 1919
ANDREW r. JACKMAN,l
,uls ,.wsmTu. MATHEW HoNAGHAN,
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professional Notices.

INVENTORS, PATENTEES, MECHANICS,
l. and MANUFACTURERS.-The editions Of THE SCIEN-
TFIC AMERICAN very extensively engaged in procuring
Besun Russia Prussia and Austria. They have complete
Calcutta for taking out patents under the
Eas Indian Patent Law.
Consultations in regard to Inventions free Once American
No. Vol. KILL Scientific American Just Issued 1t s well
and contains valuable scientific intelligence
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yJ,VF HOPE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Il QHglcI No. 50 W ALL.s1. New. YORK
miscellaneous.

A GREAT and GOOD THING ACCOM-
N PLIsHFD.-No more accidents i You the
TNIoy PATENT INDIA RUBBER ANTI-EXPLOSIvE
FIuID LAMP manufactured by HAWXHURSr MOTT,
No 60 Fuons Agents wanted everywhere in the United
States.
mr. THOMPSONs Aromatic Tooth Soap most
convenient clean pleasant and effective Denfice. Sold
IN and retail Drug and Fancy Stores i Broadway.
~ CASKS SODA ASH, s. per cent, for sale
lCbv JAS I. DERRICKSON 4 Co.,
No. 80 Beekmsn-st n. Y.
IN TONS CHINA CLAY, in good order, for
OJ sale by JAS L. DERRICKSON Co,
No. ~ BeekmansL N. Y.
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w s. MLLLoR, Auctioneer
DY w. S. MELLOR.-THIS DAY, Tuesday,
10 n Salesroom II rosewood and mahogany PIANO.
FORTES, manufactured by NewYork makers, and fully
nned when sold private sale. Also about 10
Frcnch plate Mantle MIRRORS, in rch Gilt Francs
$50 choice, OIL PAINTINGS, ENGRANINGS, &c. Sold in
lots suit the city and country trade Now exhibition
Catalogues on morning OF sale.