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New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-21
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COMPOUND EXTRACT of SARSAPARtLLA,
~ YELLOW DOCK, and hYDRIOUArE OF 0UrA NJ. -
Tbs NEST eine physicians OF day tho
,f whch coupOsed The most vainshe sld 1T
6cue that syel for ibe following nssoes VIZ: Scsf
sls " AZ iis fo ms Dssse. Of the sk Rheuus D,soeo
rbIic Die Of the LuDss 10 counteaet the eff c Of
hsemy. JbuIdic Ens Of the sods Ncutt 40
h pare s,ste of the Prce 81 per bottle DeOot NO
~ Hudson st, E.w York n B-rhe proprietor r s.
RRWnAN NJ being phy ysicsn Of 20 practice
give llOulpt attention % al medic AMI scrsics sal
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-21

CTfREME COURT.-CITY AID COUNTY Of
- EEW-YOBK-JOSEpHH II WiLLiAdS President Of
the Souther ba / of diana egs n DANIEL ELSrON,
WILL II. DAVIS ORkIN }. "OSr. UTuO KLEHd
Gc EDWAtD MARTIN -SnmuoDs for q rey demand on
(Com rot served )Io the Dac das AUD esn u
them: You hreby summoned and Iur-d 10 snsws e
con-, lsi this which vii be flied he oce ri the
Ceik OF the City 40 County Of New Work a. the ty Hi
city and TO Of ss~er 20 the sal com
pltiI the su.cYb az their Ccc NJ ~ Wal -i in the
t Of New York within dels after tho service OF tabs
yeu, exclusive Of the DAY Of uch s.rvcey and
fal ajDt THU the tle ases4T
he all tiff IL this action sill ske udgneot agant you f he
thCu aid hundred do lars with Hrsst there
on from thu b day Of Msy thou,ad eish. buecfet aid
nftysx bes;d the OF this action Dated lone lsf
PERT FASTOE, Plsiuif 8 Alto, neys. No IL Valr.
The complaint IN this action fled in 'b- ce be
Clerk o the City and County Of SewYok the Soh ds, Of
June, laF. pvl4 taH6Sm
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CUPkEME CUURT-CITY and COUNTY of

- NtW-lOFK.- HENKT u. Ely aud Ed VAKU r.
BOW n att JOSEPH H. LYONS.->umin,ns ,ns tor money de-
na,d OF coyirsc-Com lot se,.-To JOSEPH NJ Lyons
defendant, You hereby summoue! aid required 70 w
complaint this sc,ion. WHICH flied IN 'te office n
the Cl.T OF the City aud County e NewYork, at the City
Eal in sad C tte 18th day Of june 1856 and
COP, the complaint tho -noscrb.rs
q tbt Office No ~ Wall IT the CITY Of Ne~io oft " bin
twenty the service Of this on Won exc
a the of sVoh servce aud If you tail to trwer the
sln within the time sd the plaintiffs WI take
tucguei the Of kundT-O aud sixty two an
0O oolss with interest S785 O3 from the I'm dsy n
March upeL i76 a. the balance thereof from tho
18th DAY Of April thousand ssht tunored .nd dy
sides The opsis of this seton. Dated Ju' a. 1876
PARSONS RfGG '. p sn'ifs At,ornsvs,
je0 law6w ~ No 10 Wsis-. k.w-fort.
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of DISTRIBUTION is here
SJPkEME COUKT:-Clty snd County Of New

~ York WILLIAM n. HAMPTON ag sinst "lbLtA VI V.
h. CRONISE SUN for c densn5 on eotttct-
(Con. rot seived) To WILLIAM V. g. CRONl'E: You
se hereby oned required snswer the c)osin IN
this aco which was his day the office OF the lert OF
the CRY and County Of NesYOh, 81 the CITY OF Ne.fo,k
a the ssi cono amt pie
suh% tber Office No 20 Beekman ~ in sail City
within en, the service Of thus summons on
cusi,e OF the dsy such seTvce ard il Won fail
hs sad con plant sfoessd the rf Ia this
sciob viii tke jaoEnent all FOR ms sum o two mon
sad ore HUNDRED and pineteep dollar. with oterest fom hs
sSd day , Augu.t ope thousand eight hunded I'D hy,wo
ls,ides the coats Of this srou Dated Feb 10 1915.
i,2l lsv6~M SCfVENS HOXIE, 'lsintf's = Attorneys.
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ALABAMA AND MASSACHUSETTS,.
,c,,prRNAroRIAL CORRESPONDENCE.

GIBFREATORIAL CORRESPONDENCE
Prsa Tse S0sfOa Bee, SLy H.
We annex copies of the letters which have pAseed
,sc.r,lx brtweeu the Governor Of Alabama and Gov.
Gs,drcr ard commend them 10 the attention OF our
resd,r We think the sentiments Of our citizens oi
every ra,ty must be that Gov Gardners reply II az
n,Sed, conclusive, and precisely Whist the Insult De
nsnoe6, in iu.tce TO bis posititn and bis stse. We
Dewbat question whether snv one WIN be ionnd ..
IrtsIt WHO will covet contest by letter writing WIN
our wes.pt Chief Magistrate; but WITHOUT pEean'oc
We pr sent the letters:
GOVERNOR WINSTON TO GOVERNoh "AnpNr"'
ExrcrIrE DEPARTsksr,
MoNTooNERY Alabama, Jnne ~, ls1o'
SIR: Believing the resolves you have iorwsi 'eu 70
this department in relation to the Territory OF hsnsa'
to be Id conct With the Truth of history dncon'tNu
tiola, and treasonabe in design return them 70 you
with quest that the future resolutions OF the Legs
aiure oi hassachusets Federal affairs and the SUBJ
ltct ol SaVeTy be no more forwarded TO this depart
ment.
The obligations Of tie Constitution and the laws of
the United States passed in conformity thereto, being
css ehrded nullited by MAJ achusetts d. srs
no further int with your State aud xsh to be
free in future from insult from State whose citizens
do not recognize accountability for insult and belous
mpuiatons upon the character of Southern States aud
the citizens thereof. Your obedient servant,
JOHN A. WINSTON.
His Exc.lency Henry GARDNER, Governor OF Massseha
setts.
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= HJVFR RAILKOAD.-From Ms,

I Is 1855 Trsus viii leave Cbsnberss Station g fo
Iows LIpress, and p M maii o "a q m aarauss
a M. snd .. IN For Sing sins lOSOs m and 81 n
IThk train leaves evoIy Friday e.enins Of II 10, hat
- $50 n u For Pe.kshl, and $3.50 y. The 'oush
ps~ Sing Sing and Peekk Trsls stop at Way Sstons
Passengers Cbsmbes Canal ChrstoPher ana 3s's"
frsms tr New orb leave TOY ct 435 g. Is AID 10: ~ IN
nd MSS un East Albany at Sl5 and liz ~ .nc
A. m AT. SMITH. Superintendent
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Il tie above svoro place of resort ee nfmei ths nn
81 further notice procure through tickets 81
via Long Island Rslivsd TO Tbomps1n and steamer dEho
from sp dsDy-ltssns Brooklyn at g. IS aid aiming ct
Fire Isud about * sd leaving fifo lsand a. 10
sId srriyirg q Brook slyB ~ about pa IN
who prefer 10 the GIest South bay can
kis N. 10 trau from BrolSy1 via TDomp.Dn and ep,
thence to Fire leland IN oonuodous and fast sailing soop
,nht which will swsS be in aug and s.l irnmedasl, tor
n. n. .b DE-. the careful sod sslfu to.nan
FAASsyS CONKLIN, Captain Of steamer Hero
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NEw-YORK and HARLEM RAILROAD

IN FARE to ALBANY, 81 O-EXoRESS TRAINS at
REDUCED FARE without chaI sc OF bsggsse VIII be
The NewY Yok ana Harlem Rs,lroad bs,ween New
Ycrk AZ Albany after tic lat Of c1nnoctns
ABB; b he n.oIRe ard evening lines the northern
] tnrol n sdrt sds
The pleasant route runDirG through the
taIIuine IaLd OF Wescbe~er Putnam Dutckess C1um
ls ad Rensselaer, Counties and svOiob the dangers OF the
Iy,r WH CAMPBELL, SuoerptendsDt
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scholar newt what are his duties and responsiblL
ties wherewitbsl shall he be clothed &C.; bat q
preacher pumping into his parisfnners.
Asd 90 ends all that is to be said OF Commence
nelt Week at Harvard.
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IND RAuROAD-SUMMER AR

IL RANGEMENTS -(sundsy excepted Tfsirs soins
East BIook for Groenport, a ard on SatW-
dave 3:45 D m kor fsph.ak M. aud 3:45 p fJr
Psrrn edae, and S:45 aud for svtssst, 10 =.
rn spe IS for Hampstead 10 q. ,4:l5 and 6p
hr Iamsica, and 10 q. S45, Els, and 2. N.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-21
CARATOGA and LEBANON SPRINGS
- LIrnsQN RINER RAiLRO aQ-IGo daily Exprass Lnei

fex pss,ure usvel
PssseL sefs leave Chan bt rs it. Station for
SARATOGA and LEBANON SPRINGS DIRECT,
Arrive of Ssrstogs 2;45 lie ,anon Springs
Al II u Arrive ct Ssrsosa at 725 p m and at Lebanon
spyl 20 $3.50
Tel e,t sold o. Bssnse checked through
TIE s@ne Trsns connect al PkEkSklLL for LAKE MA
HOPAC, at OAKuIL for CAT>KlLL MOUNTAIN HOC SE,
st ALBANY for NIAGARA FALLS and The LAKES, and o,
TROY ior LANE GEORGE and CANADA.
A. + SMlfd, Superintendent
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-21

IN PURSUANCE of an order n the Surrogsse
i of the County OF New Yoh, ice Is hsesy ryen To Il.
eas having sAins asanst ABIGAIL LYON, late ~ ,he
Oty ke~ Yorh single sccaed 10 present the sans
vit youols thereof the suhsonbr at bis Office Ma rs
Sonh,sei In the CITY Of New ioh or b-ore the ~en'y
siuib New forh the y6rst
sf Fsbnmy 1855 GEORGE W. McKEE, Admois'rato-
fef5 iHU6mM
In PURSUANCE Of sb order .f tho Surrogate
j the County New YORK. hereby al
Parsons haviI claims against WILLIAM B SMITH. late of
Ae City Of New lork deceased present the Et
The subcrber at her rssdeuce No. C
Ualnsovscet In the City OF New York on OF bef re The
twenty day OF AugustneX Dated New forh TIE twopy
t,,rd ds, of Tebruny 1856 ELIZABETH +. SMITH,
f2SlnvfnMs AdmDuuaui1
NOTICE of Observation-Disclosures ia here
IN ,sb TINT the proceeds M the e o th. Resi rs'as
cf HIRAM r. PERRY -te Of ih- CITY Of N-~-fo'k, de-
esA.e@ lately ns'e ndr th crd'f o' the -urn cato
o. the County uf Ne~-iork, bv DAVID YOCNf' sod
LYDIA 2 PERRY the Admir- st's'or Ahmi istrarI ot
eaid coa'ed viii he div ided th-e tidd ter-o
cord Law the suuosae Off tb- City OF View
york the secod day Of September ext ~ feo o ok in
the fref that dey.Dste' this ID da. % Ily 1856
A. w. BRADFORD surrogate.
FREDERICK W. BURKE, Proctor No 80 Nassaus'
iy7 lhw6wM
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a,,omuou,s ono Ruilroaos
NNnY for NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. a.

IL Cox,er,s Wet Point Cold spring Cornwall Newoa,sn,
New bsmbureh a. Milton sTriv,ps BY " p bhs t-,o'
ssrrr ZIP no Capt smith, leaves the foot of hnp su
RVTRY AFTEsNOoN (sundsys exsepteel al y oe CO..
n.hms AZ Ano..t Heurnins leaves Ponshkeeose 81 n
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II Last Saturday was st. David's day,
and was celebrated by those of W elch descent
In New York and other cities.
n Mrs. Harris says, if men were not in
tended for soldiers, how comes it, she wants to
know, that they are all born with drums in
their ears,
II The Newport Mercury states that two
geese were dug out Of the snow drift in that
town . few days since, which had been with
out food AZ days. They were very thin of
flesh, but quite lively.
u The Merrimac is highly complimented
BY the New England press. "Her commander,
Capt. Pendergrast," says the Portsmouth
Gazette, els an experienced and efficient Off
Ger, his subordinates gentlemanly and prompt,
and his gallant crew consists of as fine speci-
mems Of the Yankee tar as ever drew a ram
mer or welded cutlass"
y The property left by the old lady re-
Gently deceased in Newton, N. H., is apprais-
ed at s38, 4l9 AZ; not so much by one half as
was expected. She had 1872 sheets, SO cover
lids, so blankets, q beds, 1900 lbs feathers,
81 table covers, and 43 handkerchiefs, while
the whole amount Of her wearing apparel did
not exceed ten dollars in value.
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By JAS. e. MCGUIRE, Auctioneeg.
HALEOI AuPERIOR FuI

By JAS. G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneea.
TRUSTEES SALE OF SUPERIOR Fur
Il niture and Housekeeping Articles On
MONDAY morning, March 10th, at 10 O'Clock,
by virtue OF deed Of trust dated December 11th ,
1881, and recorded In Liber J. A 8 No. SO, To-
lios go, &C, the subscriber will sell al public
auction all the superior Furniture and Effects
contained In house No. 4l0 K street, south side,
near Ninth, comprising
Plush, Brocatelle, and Damask covered Lounges,
Sofas, Arm and Parlor Chairs
Pair Of handsome Gilt frame Pier Glasses, Slab
and Brackets
Egyptian marble top Centre and Sofa Tables
Suites Of silk damask Curtain and Fixtures
Superior Tapestry and Brussels ParIor, Chambet
and Stair Carpets
Walnut Whatnot, Farcy Chairs, Shades
China Vases, Mantel Clock
Bronze and steel F ire sets
Nursery and Gliding Tenders
Mahogany Hat Tree, H all Chairs. Ollcloth
Venitian Blinds Chintz Curtains, Rugs
Rosewood Walnut and Mahogany Chamber
Furniture
Hair and husk Mattresses
Bolsters and Pillows
Dining and Breakfast Tables, Sideboard
Walnut Arm, Dining and Chamber Chairs
Silver plated Ware, Glassware
French China and Granite Dinner and Tea Ware
Cooking Stove and Fixtures
Chamber Stoves, &c
Terms: $50 and under cash over $50 credit
Of sixty and ninety days for satisfactorily endorsed
notes, bearing interest
p. S.-The house, which is a very desirable
one, Is for sale or rent Inquire Of the subscriber
at the Bank OF Washington.
WILLIAM GUNTON, Trustee.
feb 21-2aw&ds J. c. MCGUIRE, Auct'r.
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ALEXANDRIA CORRESPONDENCE
ALEXANDRIA, March 5, 1856.


The citizens meeting, pursuant to call, con
vened on Saturday evening, in the hall at Ex-
change Block Though the evening was ex-
aeedingly Indictment, large number were
present. The meeting have organized by the
appointment of F. L. Brocket Esq, as chair
man. and VIM. F. Carne. as secretary. A
committee reported resolutions condemnatory
of partizan spirit in the city government,
demanding retrenchment, and protesting
against increased salaries suggesting that
the clerks of the City Council and Gas Works
should be directly responsible to the people,
and inviting all friends of municipal reform
to cooperate in an effort on behalf Of equal
rights, equal laws, and equal justice. COM
mittee Of three from each Ward presented the
following nominations, which were unsni-
mously concurred in: Andrew j. Fleming, for
mayor; John Muir, auditor G. w. Brent,
attorney r. E. Buchanan and f. II. Stanton
collectors; J C. Moore, superintendent of DO
lice Isaac kell, superintendent Of gas /; r. J.
Smith, surveyor; W. II. Mcknight and VIM.
Camp bell, msasurers Of lumber; Hiram Web
ster, chief engineer; George McCleish, gau-
ger; Levi Hurdle, clerk Of market; George
A. Thomas, wood measurer; Jas. Major and
Stephen Woolls, ASSESSORS.
Committees of Vigilance having been ap-
pointed, the meeting adjourned, and the citi.
zens present gathered into wards, conversed
together, and recommended the following
nominations: Second Ward-Alderman. R.
Jameson; Council, JAS. S. Hallowell, Hugh
Latham, A. g. Newton, II. Clay w ard Third
Ward-Alderman, R. H. Miller; Council, d.
B. Smith, VIM. H. Muir, VIM. Gregory, P. g.
Uhler. Fourth Ward-Alderman, VIM. 81.
Powle; Council, II w. Vandergrift. Enoch
Grimes, j. II Brent, W. s. Ferrell. The First
Ward presented for Alderman, B. q. Lambert,
and pending the consideration of q Council
ticket adjourned over.
The Southern boat still continues her regu.
lar trips to Aqua Creek, keeping a channel
always open.
The Virginia Sentinel heretofore tri-weekly,
makes its. first appearance this afternoon as a
daily evening paper.
The delegates returned from the recent State
Democratic Convention at Richmond, are high
ly pleased with the cordial spirit manifested
at the Convention. AMI
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It's merits and its practic abilities. After pre-
pairing himself with the proper data and the
estimated cost Of the Improvements, he started
down the line, commencing at the Great Falls,
from whence the water is to be supplied and
passed along the whole survey to Georgetown,
a distance of some fourteen miles, and he was
well repaid for his task by the information
which he CLEANED from his personal examina,
tion 1t is, indeed, magnificent undertaking,
and well worthy of our great and glorious re-
public; and not only reflects much credit on
the hberality Of Congress, but also the high
est honor on Captain Meigs, the superintend-
emit and originator of its location and the eco
nomical design of its construction.
The work has progressed rapidly under
Capt. Meigs, assisted by several corps Of en-
gineers under the command of Capt. VIM II.
Bryan, principal engineer, whose quali6ca-
tions and industry has been proverbialthrough
out the country for the past twenty years.
Under his active and energetic direction every
thing goes like clockwork and it is astonish-
ing what a large amount of work has been
done for the amount Of money which had been
appropriated.
If the ignorant croakers and disappointed
opponents of this great national undertaking
would take the trouble of examining into the
location, and were capable Of judging Of its
true merits without the mote in their jaun-
diced eyes, they would at once confess tn at
all the other plans hitherto advanced would
sink into utter insigDifcance when compared
with this Of Captain Meigs, both as to utility
and the strictest economy. The fact is, Capt.
Meigs will not only be able to bring the water
into Washington provided Congress appro-
PIRATES early in the SESSION. in the course of
two years from this time, but he will be able
to do it at less sum than what his original
estimate called for. In his report to Congress
last session, he stated that he would pledge
his official character that he would be able to
supply the city with sufficiency of water, at
q certain specified time, and at a cost not ex-
ceeding 50, 300, 900.
From long experience in such matters, and
from a careful and thorough calculation of
the work already done and the amount yet to
be done, the author of this article has no
doubt whatever that Capt Meigs will not
only make good his pledges, but that he will
| accomplish his undertaking at cost consid-
erably less than his estimates.
Let Congress but be prompt and liberal in
an early appropriation, so that advantage
may be taken Of progressing with the work on
the opening of spring, and continuing such ap-
preparations rs may be needed, and my word for
1t the work will be accomplished at the time
proposed, and Washington city will have a
sufficient supply of wholesome water to fur.
nish the wants Of population of one million
of people, and the Government Of the United
States will be able to boast Of a national
work of art and science such as the world
never saw or heard of before.
An OLD ENGINEER.
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NEW YORK CORRESPONDENCE.
NEW YORK, Feb. 20, 1856.

Advertising has become so intimately inter.
woven with our social habits that it is now so
customary to advertise for wives and husbands
Is to excite no surprise. The following, from
some impulsivs youth, appeared this morn
ing 81 want a wife. Who will accent +?
Address Anxious" &c. 1t would excite no
wonder if some one advertised GA wife to
SELL exchange, or mortgage"
The weather at this season is 80 precarious
that it is not safe to give an opinion upon it.
Yesterday We were congratulating ourselves
upon the prospect Of an early spring; to-day
it SHOWS as it did month ago. The oldest
inhabitant' is sorely puzzled about it. In
fact, that mythical individual has lost much
prestige the present season
The light of the "Live Oak Clubs has be-
come extinguished since the nomination of
Fillmore for the Presidency. They are now
being changed into " National American As
sociations"
The New Workers appear to be in great
trouble at this moment, about a proper name
for the great central park. 1t would bs an
act OF charity if some friendly city would come
to the rescue. Some are for calling it "Croton
Park, but the objection to this is tn at we are
already deluged with croton. Some propose
Manhattan" but that is the name of the
island. One or two have been courageous
enough to suggest (" Hiawatha," while not
few are under the impression that o better
name cannot be given 1t than " Highfalutin."
Navigation was resumed upon Long Island
Sound, yesterday, after a closure of some
weeks, by tho steamer " Elm City" which,
after battling her way for twelve hours, finally
succeeded in reaching New Haven, Connect.
cut. 1t is reported that she forced her way,
In some places, through ice ten feet in thick
ness. II this is the case, it could not have
been very solid. After the "Elm City" had
opened passage, a propeller from Provi-
dence, Rhode Island, reached our city Nav.
igation on the Sound, may, therefore, be said
to be open for the season. The Hudson must
soon clear itself Of ice, if the present thaw
lasts, as 1T drains a large extent of country,
and rises in heavy floods by small increase
in its various tributaries
Large forces Of men are employed, daily In
clearing away the ice, snow and refuse matter
from the streets. The Broadway merchants
took the initiat0ry in the movement by paving
for the removal of the matter in front Of their,
stores, whereupon the Corporation took the
hint, and vigorously attacked Broadway and
Chatham street 1t is estimated that the
cleaning of Broadway, alone, will cost Sc 900.
The city Railroad companies have done much
in keeping the streets through which their
lines passes, Unobstructed.
By the weekly statement Of the Board Of
Ten Governors, il appears that the number of
inmates Of the different institutions is .6G.
There were admitted ,092; died "; discharged
3s5; sent to Penitentiary 80; sent to State
Prison IL. The number Of families regularly
receiving aid from the outdoor poor supd,
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the people In almost State the sale
liquors does not pretend to interfere with medicinal
pounds containing stimulus well all
that without stimulating principles extreme
debility could not be reached and the many of
most valuable compounds could IL For
instance DR.. J. HOsTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERs now
So celebrated aud indispensable every family med
cine Thousands of suffering in
Digestion generally speak favor of this ersat en-
rauye agent For sale by J. N. CALLAN, Washington.
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By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue Of two de- DIS
Il Of trust duly recorded I'm Liber J. 8, Nos.
81 and 60. one Of the land records for Washington
county, In the District Of Columbia, we, E. G.
Morgan and H. B. Sweeny, shall sell, on TUES
DAY, the LIST day Of April, A ID. 1856, at S o'clk
p. m, the following described Real Estate and
improvements thereon, situated In the City Of
Washington, District Of Columbia, namely:
Lots No. SO and 49, In Elliot's subdivision Of
Square No. ST., with the improvements, which
are a small frame house.
This sale will take place in front OF the prem
ises, and the terms will be one half cash and the
other half In months, with interest, secured by
deed Of trust on the premises.
All conveyancinR at cost Of purchaser.
E. G. MORGAN, r
II. b. SWEENY,} AS'
feb 27-2aw&ds A. GREEN, Auct.
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IL Grea, Cure Of Rheumatism In Gin.

C1NNATI. OHIO.-CONvINCING EvIDBNCE-For more
thsn three years have been suffering with AID
enlargement and pain the bones and joints strictly
followed the advice of physicians and other used
such family medicines had
OF rheumatism still did not improve In the least
frequently compelled 20 keep bed, and thereby pre-
vented frorn attending business Some ago
was induced by friend to try cARTERS SPANISH MIX
IuhE The effect miraculous felt considerably
proved after had taken the fourth dose only
one single bottle and entirely free from all pain feel
better than have felt for and attribute my
petsy restored health soiey to the of Carriers
Mixture consider IL most excellent medicine
mst.m and all diseases of the blood and cheernly
mend II to the affcted.
d. BURSIIT, southeast corner Fourth and Walnut sts.
Cincinnati, March II, 1856. feb6-lm
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III HIGHLANDS German Bitters, prepar.d

ana SOLD sy Dr. Jackson ct the German Medical Store
Arch street, Philadelphia, daily their wede-
served celebrity for the of all Diseases arising
rsnsemsnt Of the liver These have indeed proved
blessing to the afflicted who show the
most fatering testimonials This medicine has
Tor itsslf name that compsttors however willy their
schemes or seductive their promises, reach IL
gained the public confidence By bepsds that
have been derived from IT, and will its posi-
uon oee advertisement dec l2-Sm
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New York Markets

NEW YoRS, March 3-Flour is firm; sales
OF 600 bbls straight State SIP, good Ohio
IS. Southern IS 81
wheat is quiet; sales Of 100 bushels South
ern rel 81 so Corn is dull; sales Of is, 200
bushels Western mixed at 74sc
PORK Is dull; sales Of go bbls. mess nj
30 %. Beef Is firm; sales Of $50 bbls Chi
cage repacked at Sl3 SO. Lard islover; sales
of 500 bbls. at l0c
Whisky has declined; sales Of 800 bbls. a.