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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-07-01

daughters seemed TO be in decline, and little
hopes Of her recovery wers entertained.
then procured bottle Of your excellent Bah
sam, and before she had taken the whole of
the contents Of the bottle, there was great
improvement in her health. have, in my in
dividual case, made frequent use of your va
luable medicine, and have always been bene-
fitted by it. ,rould, howeocr, caution The pub
lie against imposition, because there is agood deal
Of spurious WistarS Balsam Of UHd Cherry
GGo@ throughout tic country.
JACOB Seeker.
MILFoRD, Del, October %, 1858.
S. W. FowLE Co., Boston Please send
me a supply of Wistar's Balsam, as am near
ly out and there is a great demand for it it
is doing wonders; it cures Coughs, Asthaaa,
Htoopiag Cough and Consumption, without
fail. There has never been any of the genu-
ms here until you sent me lot some time
since bat plenty Of the counterfeit
Yours, truly JACOB Y FOGLK.
ga5~ REMEMBER, THERREonn, all pho seek
health, that the only genuine has the 'erjHas
signature of 81. BUTTS" as well as the
printed name of the Proprietors, SETH W.
70 VIE & CO., Boston, on the outside wrap-
per. Take no other; it were money waS.ed and
health jeopardized.
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Dr. WESTAEg'S
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY,

AND THE
OXygonated Bitters,
ARE Prepared by
SETH w. FowLE a. CO., Boston.
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Dyspepsia!
Dyspepsia!
Dyspepsia!
Dyspepsia
The OxygeRated Bittcrs
The Oxygenated Bitters
The Oxygenated Bitters
The Oxygenated Bitters
Unlailing Remedy
Unfailing Remedy
unhiling Remedy
Unfailing Remedy
FOR
Dyspepsia and Indigestion
Dyspepsia and Indigestion
Dyspepsia and Indigestion
Dyspepsia and Indigestion
Debility of the System
Debility of the System
Debility of the System
Debility of the System
Acidity
Acidity
Acidity
Acidity
Heart Burn, Water Brash
Heart Burn, Water Brash
Heart Burn, Water Brash
Heart Burn, Water Brash
Oppression after Eating
Oppression after Eating
Oppression after Eating
Oppression after Eating
Liver Complaint
Liver Complaint
Liver Complaint
Liver Complaint
Sick Head Ache
Sick Head Ache
Sick Head Ache
Sick Head Ache
Jaundice
Jaundicc
Jaundice
Jaundicc
Fever and Aguc
Fever and Aguc
Liver Complaint
Liver Complaint
&c. &c. &c. &c &c
&c. &c. &c &c. DC.
&c. &c. &c. &c. &c
&c. &c. &c. &c. &c
DF. VVESTAEs'S
BALSAA OF WILD CHERRY,
AND THE
OXygonated Bittcrs,
ARE PREPARED by
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HARLEs RICE. THoMAs N0ital
RICE g. NORRIS.

M MANUFACTURERS and DEALERS in
lFA 1GRFCUkTGRAE IMPLEMENTS.
M CHIMES, SEEDS GE1NO. DC. Nos.
40 d. 4S Light Street, near Pratt, BALTIMORE.
Horse Powers, Threshmg Machines, SCOTS
Little Giant Corn and Cob Crushers. Straw
and Stalk Cutters, Portable Corn and Flour
Mills, Smut Machines Wheat Fans. Wheat and
Seed Drills, Hay Presses Vegetable CATERS.
Portable Cider Mills and Presses, Hay and Grain
Rakes, Ok Yokes, Dirt Scoops, Harrows. Gull
tivators, Grain Cradles. Plows; all kinds Of
Farming and Garden Tools, &c; Field and
Garden Seeds, Trees ANA Plants.
Agents for Herring'S unriraled Patent
Fire and Burglar PJoof Safes.
RICE < NORRIS.
n B. We would call particular attention Of
the Farmers generally to nay PRESSES.
Baltimore, Jan. 2G-l2m r An
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JOSEPH w. MARLL,
MANUFACTURER OF
COPPER. SUEET-IROE, TINWARE
luGH srRrrr. BETWEEN BRIDGE A GAY.

TTVW " ITITf UEI VIM NNTIWI q WI
GEORGETO wv y. @.
Es~ TIN-WARE, wholesale and retail nj
Northern prices Roofing, Guucring, Spout
ing and Flashing done on the most reasonable
terms.
rQMPS.--A good assortment of Ci-ern,
Suction, aud Force Pumps Kept con family on
hand All kinds OF Pumps repaired
dg- STOVES Np kinds of Stoves ie-
wn'l i'r 81
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Agents.
CANDY, GILPlN q Co.; Baltimore
JOHN u. HIGGINS, Rockville;
GlLPIN & BENTLEY, Sandy Spring
n. ID. WATERS, Brookvillc;
TliOS. LANSDALE, Triadelphia;
GEO. w. M0BLEY, Laytonsyillc;
l.. WILSON, Clarksburg;
W. WILSON, IIyattstown;
LEONARD HAYS, GAINESVILLE;
JESSE I. HIGGINS, Poolcsville
Sold everywhere
Sold everywhere
Sold everywhere
mar -5--ly
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have another dur week 10 report in OILS purchaser. i,so
teng toDshsed the
atcts IN ne cp o. n ,~o % Shhhs skysrs ana Gode'
'ast sales IN bhla sr whale
srh at sic gallon and 100 bbls asrpuesa Bay,
prbce we did not learn
Provisions -Pcrt- The market exhibited huovsney
End hrmness with Increased activity The aales footed
soout II 500 hhls intending af8 II rs
v 80 fo old eD rs for mess; ss s'S 2s
prime mess and si3 IS Is for prime about
hnyerr option, In all April were sold 5iS Beef Arm
WITH raes Of about 7t bhs including prime So 10
~ s1L; mess NJ 50 80; reparked mess 80 ST. end
extra so s2 62h; beef hams small sales at
s5a Si7 IS, prime mess ranged from Sls 500 Cut
ser~ heavy with sales of 100 hhds at 6c .c shout
ders apdsac e'4c for hams Lard the
ofSo bhls stic We and small lots At I2sc Butter
cheese firm. with fir sales
hIcs-Sass of about 4D0 casks li.c.
suGARs1be market continued firm with sales Of 800 bids
New Oresns a 7c 81 $50 do Cuba at &C. pc 10
do crop TEXAS ~ 6Hc.
wnisKEY-1he market was firm with sales Of 45O bbs at
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POSTAL DIRECT KY.
Foreign and Domestic Mails,

Foreign and Domestic Malls.
TYNE OF CLOSING AT THE NEW YORK oFFToH.
DorrsrrO. Nortb.AI1sny, Buffalo and oanada 9 Ps
western as aan mail %S'' s sss % RE
South and southwestern
R Is'': 1a By railroad * 4 4 s and
he noticed ,hsy %e"P Tassrn Il: hv steamboat
closes ut 4 I. NJ instead OF 5, az heretofore.
SUNDAY MANS On sunday allmails close at this ONCE
MlKP
The Overland Man for Caitorpis leaves 81 Louis
Ur sSoud ps nsssd
st. Louis"
Lake city, leaves st. Joseph every saturday, At
SAN Letters should be marked Overland,
30 PACIFIC. ~ steamer, via Panama, Monday. =,
HAv4sA. sy ss~m.r Empire CITY, Thursdsy.
x.,co Fro% New o:.n; BY steamship snnsses 90
Ss pIsses N the Once :. New YORK III day: Pre-;
v0us IN the above dat1)
Euno's BY mship Fulton, for Southampton ,o ~
and and HAVE 81 s s March - lo IN M
month the ste.meE xArnai I'm b dssp..chs 9
With mails for the Bahama IslAnds 70 be landed
at Fk6su. N. p. The United States postage win
be nve cent? per half ounce on letera, snd two
sss on e ss s . 70 os e
ceived.
TINE OF CLOSING AT THE LONDON OPTION.
iEDlTbs Overland Mail to India closes in Lcndon ~
foows:-vh Marsefles the Sd and 18th Of
each month. Via Southampton on the l2h and
CHINA Via Naseilles on the Ion and 18th Via souh-
4.h 10Th.
AUSTRALIA Wis Marseies and suez the 10th. Via South
- mptOn and Suez 18th.
MAuRrrus.. Via den the 4th and 9TH OF the month
bshZIi Via Southampton on The 9th OF the month
S wren ,ne GATE OF making the Indian and Australian
mails Al Loudon falls on Sunday they made the
evening previous.
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70 McC-eady, Mot. Co
i.br rnn,, Enolcoa Newbern, NC. 4dayA
srhr wvh. Tui'e Richmond. dsys
Srhr tindwin, H-ndersop. Milford, Del, dsyR
Scnf Triumph Aris pea~are, DAYS
scbr Ev~line. wilson's, Delaware, 2daya
schr Emma Rep; Delaware city
Srh- Msrv Patterson som "a. Philadelphis daya
S.br y Read. Kelly Ne~ Bedford, s. days
Schr Eila rrsncrs, Ba-vere. Boston, 2dsya
Srh' l. Il Gallagher, Rurvere, wellfeet, 2 days
s"hr Elliott Lombard Proyincstown for Norfolk
Schr = Wi'stnp. Greenman, Provncet0wn TO- Norf0R
Sehr Rsrhov. Freeman Pruvipce'nwr for Norfolk
Schr N Warren Chapman, New Haven
Reamer Deavare. Copes. phlads'pha
Steamer Westchesser. Clark Providence
BELOW.
Brig Minnie Miller, from Cardenas
Brig Australia Cardenas both by pilot boat Chris
tar Berry,
Also one bark
SAILED
steamships Africa r LivepOo Star OF the South Savan
nah; Rosnohe Norfolk, &c; shps Fanp,n Galveston Ca
Kong.
Wind at sunrise N sunset NE, and light.
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mantened. In the afternoon the only business of Any
consequence in New YORK Central. ], Is sapposo
| that several operators who realized yesterday and
this morning took advantage of the decline this AZ
| ernoon 10 buy IN again. The market closed this
| afternoon quite firm. The closing prices were -
Missouri, s5Z x; Canton, 20 ~; Cumberland,
"a "a; Pacific Mail, Tx u; New York Central,
soh a x; Erie, 12k X; Hudson River, 3ah u
Harlem, 12zs 49, Reading, 491s q; Michigan Central
| SIX u; Michigan Southern, lsA "a; do guaranteed
4sHaA; Panama, neg III; Illinois Central, 80 a
X; Galepa 10Y a q; Cleveland and Toledo 2oL "a
| Rock Island, 6lM * Milwaukee ard Mississippi, 1914
| AK.
The following was the business of the Sub Treasury to.
| day
Total receipts. $lhs t25 %
FOR CUSTOMS yoNn wv
total payments. loo Zsf 52
o'a oanoe. VIZ
The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House to-day
| fol e3s ,572, and the balances sos ,7O9
The following dividends have been declared The Corn
Exchange Fire and Inland Navigation Insurance Company
seml-annual dividend of per cent, payable de
mand; the Grocers' Fire Insurance Company semi
annual dividend of six per cent, payable demand
The Boston Post says
The general aspect of affairs is unchanged while
daily reports have informed readers of the details or
The market. We would repeat warning, however So
far as the Boston money market Is especially concerned
must stop lending when its specie falls below 10 cent
Of s capital The LEGAL minimum required for Boston,
with its s34 600 600 Of bank capital is about s. 600
Our banks hold about six aud hale millions only and
exchange with New York does rot speedily become more
favorable there will be considerable trouble State
street. from local, not 10 artificial, cause alone
IN former times banks have sometimes run down N
three millions OF CON- and yet continued 10 dis ,ount But
they cannot and indeed ought not, TO allow their
specie to decline below IS COO, and each bank APP
proxmates and more closely TO the legal nmum,
1t will naturally and Of necessity be and more chary
Of It's loans There is some ground for hoping that
change with New York will turn in favor OF Boston
but in vew the large cotton purchases OF the
and the amount of Eastern circulation redeemed In New
York sufficient to keep debt for some time al.
though do not deny that the collections maturing
New York on Boston account daily becoming heavier
But very gradual but constant contraction the plain
course for the banks to pursue They should wait
until the last moment and they should not like tue old
gentleman in the play, depend upon the going out of
itself or, In other words, upon the accidental turn of
New York exchange These limitation of specie laws are
queer thnes If conservative, they often iucouve-
pent securing the public perhaps, upon the whole but
likely TO be unpleasant to the b0rrowng portion OF H.
As we write, however, money Ia decidedly abun-
dant than was few weeks ago, though not notceably
heaper
The following the footngs Of the Boston bank state
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SHIPMENT OF SEEDS FROM CHINA.-We learn that
dispatches have been received by the Commissioner Of
Patents from Mr. Robert Fortune bearing date at Shang
bae recent the 9th Of December enclosing bills OF
ding for large quantities OF tea seeds packed earth
yang and its seeds seeds OF the camphor tree
tuDg oil tree and Of the dang The is much
esteemed IN China for It's fruit; the tung oil produces
valuable OIL largely used by carpenters and varnishers of
wood, and the oodang is highly priced for ornaments
The introduction Of the camphor tree into Florida and
other Southern States has been contemplated for
than hundred years, but direct have been
taken before the present that would TO
cess. We understand that the Patent Office has erected
upon the most approved principles, propagatng house
the public reservation this CITY, for the termination
a the above named Seeds where they will be placed
soon as they arrive preparatory to ranspanng them
the localities in which the experiments Of accmatizaton
and culture are finally 70 be mAde.-Washinon Usion,
Ftb. 70.
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Canadian Hour firm with moderate sales quota
tons southern brands continued 10 demand sales
Of abb ut 100 bbs within the above hgures Rye
steady at quotations, with sales Of 100 bbs
unchanged Wheat was IN good demand and hghe for
ly all kinds Of prime white, while an
Increased scale about 80 00J bushels reported
u 80 for choice white Kentucky 81 60 for white st n 81
for amber col0red do, white Michigan at 81 80 "A
81 co. red Southern at 81 49, winter red spring 81 IS
Corn wos In rather better demand while prices
with sales OF about 5000 b. shes at Sc for
yellow and Cd Western mixed in store siIac &c for
Southern yellow and sic SIC for white do Rye Barley
quiet Oats Sales Of 1000 bushels Canadian
at &c. $40
CoTrrrzsses of 200 bags Santos were made at i1sc
u%c 500 do Rio at Nc, and 40 mats Java at 40
bags NsTacsibo st II &c.
CoTTosThe market better and active closing at an
advance Of c with sales Of about 5000 bales We quot
rnddng uplands at I2sc The following
in cotton since the list September last compared
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MARITIME. INTELLIGENC
ALBANIA YoRx-rHn DAT.
sun Rnrs.......... 20 NOON morn IS
~ sSIs: o b3 HIGH wArsR......eve ~
Port Of New York, March q. 1850.
CLEARED.

CLEARED.
Dale VIZ ''
Steamship Star Of the South Lyon savannan-s Mtchn
Son.
Steamship Roanoke Skinner rorfoIk-IndIam Hencken.
fbip w fannin, briggs, Gaveson-J " Brewer Go,
BARK Poero sic). Costa Haoes-Iawrence, Giles Co.
Bark Flash, Campbell Vera Crux--Tiareous Bros.
Bark Depcy Ayerill, Demarara Smith, Jooes 4 Co.
BARI Express sundberg, Hayana-P King 4 Co.
BARK linda Stewart White 81 Jago--J THOMPSON.
BaIk Norton Buckley ssyannab-scranton Tallman.
IKE R..pss S SnJray sobietugss Clear%n
Schr Goodwin, Fairchid. Mott Co
bchr BIeese bu'se, Mobile-N brigham.
schr Eleanor, Townsend. Wilmington Master.
Schr n Youmaps. Williams, Peterrburg--Master
Schr Booth, Berger, Richmon1--C II Pierpon.
schr jos bolmes Mathews, Richmond-C II Pierson
ScW Aiapsma dilder, Norfok-C II Porson.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Huntsville Post Savannah with mdse and pas
sengers " II Is Cromwell A Co
gteamship Petersburg, POWELL Portland with mdse.
Ship Camden Ainsworh Liverpool 80 days with mdse 10
Dmop Experienced heavy westerly gales hs entire
lcst s:s stove boat &C. 9Th ul, lat g. lon % 30 passed.
Jospph Pouchey fell from overheard and va ost wa
blowing .heavZ at ire time with high sea
Bark Ann Grant tof Richmond, Val SWAIN RIO Janero,
Hgpaked ship steering South showing aspsi With red
ball IN the centre The experienced very heavy wealth
Brs Chas,eian 70, oodsboro Handy C,eosuers 10 days
with sugar and moasses Ponver 20; vessel 10 Thompson
Hunter Beep days Of stteras with heavy gales; os,
and spl sails &C. Sid In company with brig Crawford and
Brig Louisa, srout Boston days with mdse to,aster y
fcbr Fred Howell Lara gay Jscrne Feb H. with coffee
Iogwood N Beeb 18th ut of The end OF II Do
uipgo spoke brig Sparkling Sea DAYS from New York for
day from Jerenie 2st lat % Al, ION 10 o. saw schr DAVID
Roach aseering sw.
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The Law Courts.

In the Supreme Court general term before Hon Judges
Roosevelt Davies Ingraha and Sutherland the argument
he ap peal from the surroga,es sion in the Parish will
Beserved.
SUPREME COURT-SPECIAL TERM,
Before Hon Judge Ingraham.
MARCH 1.-The Dsinrdre ard Hudson Ctnd, Company he
Mayor &C. Of Ne,c lorkMoon for perpetual Injunction de
MED snd the temporary injunction heretofore granted dis
Doiv ed with costs.
unnei q Ketefas al-Moon to dissolve injunction
granted; costs $40 TO abide event
SUPERIOR CoURr-SPECIAL TERM.
Before Hon Judge Hoffman
MARCH 1-Henry j. Wright Richard A. Storrs ct al
Judgment 10 he settled Ia two days notice.
Margaret Cumnns, Julius G. March, ct aL-JudGment
for pAinuh
Aun Pierson Louis waefelaer. Order settled.
George Genet ct al, Mary E. Foster-Motion denied
with 81 costs.
charles b. Bostwick Receiver James L. vsotou ct
aJudgmen must be entered for the plaia for the amount
Before Hon. Judge Pierrepont
Hicks va Qulnby.-Nsse settled.
MARINE COURT.
Before Hon. Judge thompson.
- RIGHTS MARRIED WOMEN.
MARcF l-Ftisdb,M Lri Sy,rester L1yThe plaintiff Is
married woman living with her husband This action IS
brought 10 recover the vaue of certain property belonging
NE plaintiff consisting OF wearing apparel bed clothes silver
npooDs &c which her purchased with her
own money and valued ut $50 The defendant VINO is
hwyer claims he property by virtue OF his appointment as
OF the goods and chaes Of john Levi the husband OF
NE later by Matthew Van Sickle The goods originally
York from Galveston Texas the OF the
defendant By the that State the property OF
married cannot be taken by The creditors OF her hs
he The Court Judgment for the plaintiff for $a0 10
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Receipts Increase at the ports pared with 1885,
bales EXPORTS Decrease 10 Great Britain compared With
1906 1000 bales increased France 000 decrease 10 other
foreign ports goo. Total decrease In exports Il 900.
hsstrs William Wright Co.. ia their circular for the AZ
ca remark as follows regarding the receipts at the
scmpared with ls year. by the tables Of this date
IA go bales showing reduction Of 100 bales. II will be
uher reduced next week ~ 700 bsies teegrR ohio
receipts nj New Orleans for the week ending lay
decrease OF I7O bales and at Mobile 1000 compared
with the corresponding week last We shall probably
now show decrease upon every week for The
total neat week will PROBABLY fall below 100 which
the interior towns much reduced the ACCOUNTS
plantations give evidence that getting well through
supply.
engaged nj 6a2d l6d 100 tons cedar wood
al lbs. per ton measurement; 30 bags Brazil nuts
per do To LondonI5O erces beef At a. 3D. 10
bbs pork At &c. 3D. terces rice at 22 Ga and Is boxes ba
for Msrseles The ship Crusader about COO tons
chartered for Australia by the United States Guano Com
pany thence TO Christmas Island 70 load WIN guano
HAY was steady with sales OF 800 600 bales at Zoe 7Sc
LUE fair demand, with sales Of common at 75c and
EoLlssrs-The sales embraced about 400 bbls New Or
leans ut s0 40 bids and 80 bbs Cubs muscoyado
Sic.
NAVAL sronEs There was q speculative movement in com
Gales embraced about 10 900 bbs arrive
2O deliverable ten days, days notice being given
the purchaser before delivery the price ii 10 $40
delivered Sales Of GOO bills spirits surpentne At
Doc Crude was 1t about 81 90 a - asked
Ous -Ijnseed unchanged and Gales moderate The
Whdemsn Shipping Li In us weekly review OF the market
NEW BEDFORD ending the "a inst, remarks ~ follows We
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Naval Intelligence.

The United States soop f-war Germantown, Comman-
aor Page, was at Manila Dec. n
The United States steam frigate Saranac arrived at
Acapulco the 23d Of January after touching a. Su
Juan and Realejo She met the ST. M,rys there ami
transferred the relief rne eced to
Acapulco for Guaymas the ID OF February touching
~ San Bias, Aanzanin and Mszatan. THE ST. Mary =
raed for Panama direct on the 26th of January.
The United States sloops-ofwar Cumberland and Dl,e
were at Porto Paya the 22d Of January Officers and
crews Of both vessels all well.
The ship John Hancock which sailed from Genoa for
Boston on the 3oth January, will bring letter bag from
the United States steam frigate Wabash
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for Bosor, put back NsceD; 27h brig Mary McRas
Croker, Rio Jspeuo Thomas; schrs Snow x.hs
arSson chsresion I'D Englsh Egg Hareor John Barter
kotset Tucker Ned Henderson Charles Smith, Swain
Yorh 2sh Presto, Morse, do. CID 18th, schr Jonos Smith
Dayton, NYork.
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SECOND BOARD.
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

WEDNESDAY March 2-6PM
AsHrs-The sales embraced 50 bbls pots we're
at 52fc, and % DO pearls at 5zx,.
BREADsTUFFsFour-Th market continued active closing
at advance chiefly for medium grades n
State and Western The sales embraced about bbl
Kin
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~ and Lexington avenue Red ash prate white ash fur
suit fHO6, DYER. Agent
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THE FIREAIEN.

ENIRKMEN.-THE RETURNS OF COMPANIES FOR THE
election of Assistant Engineers OF the Ne York Fire De-
parment will be received the Chief En- gneers
day March from O'Clock A. NJ until 10 p NJ,
canvassed st Hunters Buildings No Bowery Immediately
after. BY order of the inspectors. JOHN sLOwEY
q. II. f.. LYNCH,
JOHN McMENOWY
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FYovements In Real Estate,

BY a. j. KIeeckrr, Co
houses and lots West 46b st 3i7 $40 and $40
House and lot No l Fast ih at lot l6S ny half block $40
$40 6WU
$50 ST. lots ,75 18th ave, 25xlO0 each 1900
Willow st.. Brooklyn l3. SEQ
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General JOHN A. Brown, editor Of the Portage wis
Badger State and Postmaster at that place, died OF Mad
eon on the 10th ult.
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LIRE DEPARTMENT.
The following correspondence passed between the
Hon. John b. Scoes and the tho Fire Depart

LIRE DEPARTMENT.
The following correspondence has passed between the
Hon. John b. Scoles and the Trustees of tho Fire Depart
ment:-
New YORK. March !, 1850.
CESTIENEN-It has been suggested 10 me that a leNuro
the history and principles Of the federal constitution
would be acceptable at the present time when important
questions presenting themselves and differences of OPT
rive at sound and truthful conclusons subject which
have reflected upon with no little interest
do not know charitable fund would aid than
that Of the Fire Department Of this city body of citizens
before whom would prefer delivering such lecture.
will do 80 with pleasure be your wish at time and
Development OF the American Republic" With
spect and esteem, remain yours, truly,
Messrs zephar Mills, James Y. Watkins and samuel q,
Thomson Committee Of Trustees Of the Fire Department
NEW YORK, March 2 1859.
Hon. JOHN b. scoLEs--
DEAR 6-Your Of the Inst Ia ut hand Your kind
and liberal offer Is with pleasure accepted The
"Ihe Birth and Development Of the Anne Republic"
subject that Is interesting to the whole community
IA O'Clock. The price OF tickets will be 2sc. each
The expenditures from charitable fund the past
were over thirty thousand dollars $3.50 00 The calls for aid
are increasingly therefore, that this benefit will
teraly assist s in extending reieI to the alex and afflicted
bremen and the widows and orphans those that have de-
parted this life Respectfully your obdt servants
ZOPHAR MILLS, 1Cormiuee Of Trustees
JAMES T. WATKINS, OF New York FIRE De-
SAMUEL B. THOMsoN> parment Fund.
IN of Excelsior Fire Engine Company hereby
titled TO meet st the engine house. this day rhursday at IL
O'Clock M for the purpose Of paying the last tribute OF respect
to our late fellow member Richard Sheridan
EDWARD q. KNIGHT, Foreman.
JOHN MoDERxorr Secretary.