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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-09-14
Trustees Sale,

DY virtue Of Decree of the Circuit Court
ID for Montgomery county, sitting as a Court
Of Equity, passed in the case in which ELIZA
BETH A. HAWKINS, Administrators of James
Hawkins, Jr., deceased, is Complainant, and
ANN i. GAMBLER and othe(rs are Defendants,
the undersigned, as TRUSTEE viii offer at pub
lie sale, at the Courthouse door in Rockville,
On TUESDAY, the Oh day Of October
merit, at IL o'cloch, mr.,
the TRACT OF LAND called "PARr OF THE
JOSEPH" containing
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-09-14

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber
IN has obtained from the Orphans Court Of
county letters testamentary on the
personal estate Of
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-09-14
=. A HOUSE AND LOT,

- a HUIISN "A ND InV
ssssE4 in the village of Rockville the late
Esask residence Of w. II. Adamson, decd.
TERMS OF SALE.-The whole amount Of
the purchase money to be paid in cash ON the
day of sale, or the ratification thereof; and
upon tine payment of the whole purchase mo-
ney, and not before, the Trustees will convey
to the purchaser or purchasers the property
free, clear and discharged of all claim and de-
mand Of the parties to this cause or of any
person claiming by, from or under them.
JOHN BREWER, r,,.toos
sep l4-ts GEO. PETER,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-09-14
ALOT OFLAND.

Containing about as ACRES, situated on the
road leading to Robertson's Mill, known as the
John Adamson property--l3 miles from said
mill, and adjoins the lands of Singleton Pra-
ther and John Belt--about four miles from
the village of Rockville. The improvements
consist of LOG DWELLING HOUSE and
NEAT HOUSE. The Lard sunder good fenc-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-08
POLICE COMMISSIONERS

This Board met Yesterday at Police headquarters
and resolved that the Summer uniform should he blue
coat, liner drilling pants and vests, ard Panama hat
ii. Il. Ling, patrolman of tie Tenth Ward, was
fined 20 days pay for appearing at the Station-Iouse
slightly nelriated.
The following muunication received from In
spector Folk Of Brooklyn giving detailed account ol
his action in regard TO The late prize-fgh:
BaooxLrS, June :, 1850.
sbo1i II oclcsk H. Received letter iom Inspector csrDea.
ter informing that prize fight to take place tt,e
cured carriage and ourhoe stage which all that could
S a @ s s9H Is As l . e
an hour or ore perceived The party coming carriages and
CoIre ahead Of the mob In few they assembled
TO the number Of 1900 1000 and proceeded Cd
infomt fight could proceed Aer conuta.
tion together they proceeded field half mile distant
followed them ard given TO understand that the ght
should proceed that they al well armed aud hoad eii
sssi Told them Should stop the 6sh. at all hazards By
this tine of thirty men had arrived who had
walked from BIO kyn Increasing my force 10 y The pn.
epe Woods end King being on the ground imp'ompta
he eSts Of hs es A. thew entered he ns w o~s
FALLING the stakes and securing the and drove the crowd
from a Ss ara s t they y ssR . q &
Again they oed when they drove 70 Jlaica si pur'
9s s mem Tsn .d y PRS ~ oessS o foot being
out ordered them TO take the for home The hors
Re Us %se 'es W
Point, about miles below Flushing.
On arrival horseback the alarm which ena
bed the mob, headed by named Addison smith, Who
claims to be Deputy Sheriff from NewYork TO meet by
whom assaulted with bh ks and stones thenoriered
ny TO draw their rcyolvers and notified the mob thai
another stone was hired should order my men to ssc their p
tolls h hsd effect when ordered hs pistols returned aud
Tie clubs to be drawn They then told TO take the ring
which they did IN gallant style The mob oowinsus up and
thaeing to shoot the il that cut the rope Or drew
stake was done however and the secured then or
deTed the mob TO be dubbed from tie held which done
We then seeuedte two principals and soIne eight o. ten others
which were oil We had for snd re5e Assn 20 Fs
Ing where their wounds dressed by Police surgeon Ball.
who anied myself They then given up
the custody Of Sheriff Cults Of Queens County.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-08
REUNION OF ZION CONNECTION.

TIE reunion of the A. NJ. Y. Zid. Connection wa
successfully consumnated AT Zion Church, corner q
Church and Leonard streets, on Wednesday, at
O'Clock p M, the RI. Rev. WIN. III. BIsBoP presiding,
assisted by the RI. Rev. JOSEPH j. CLISTos The
Ri. Rev. James Simmons absent in consequence
of indispostion. Tie conference was opened by Si.
perinteIdent BIshOP, who read the l25h and 10th
Psalms Prayer was offered by Superintendent CLIs-
Ton. The report of the doings of the Newburg Con-
vei ton war received and adopted. When the union
was effected, an exceedingly interesting time ensued
among TIE Minister'S many shouting and prlsing God
Reored That the General Conference Of the A. E. Zion
Connection this 9Th day Of June 1900 under the dis
w. i. Butler was elected Secretary; and S. NJ.
Giles II. II. Morris, and Vim. Sanford, Assisant-Scc-
IeiaIes; w. &. Strong was elected Reporter. Ad-
ourned 10 meet at 9 O'Clock "A. on Thursday. Bene-
diction by ex.Superintendent Rush. Superintendent
Scott WAS absent.
Conference assembled according TO rule, Superinen-
cent Bishop presiding, assisted by Superintendent
Clinton aud Scott alternately Opening exercises were
conducted by Supt. Scott. Ex-Supt Rush addressed
the Conference in relation to the Union. COMMITTEES
Yves appointed from each Annual Conference TO as
certain who are members of this Conference as fol-
lowe:
New.york Conference, w H. Decker; ewEngand G. II.
M.DeIT frn2de Z p sas. Sa aS Sn
VIM. Mcfarland was eppOnted Timeist, aud r..
Mathews, Marshal. Ex-Sugi. Rush was invited to
take a in the altar. j, W. Lognen, j. A. Jones,
and D. NJ Smith, were appointed Committee on Rules
for tie government of the Conference.
TIE Committees repCr, OF Rules for the government
Of the Conference received and adopted The
Committee on Membership reported lO2 names in
Guiding the lay delegation, members of the General
Conference. The following Committees were APP
POINTED by the Superintsn dent:
Gu Devotional ExeIesesSamueT Z. Gray Edward Matthews,
Robert Squirrel
Credentials OF Lay Delesates-J P. Thompon, J. Hicks,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-08
TUNED by them as follows:

Tie Fail home was delightful enc, the excitemen.
Of the race being now very great among the speeta
tors. Tie wind was blowing hard by thin time that
ortwo Of he smaller craft Obliged to take reef
in their sails The larger vessels showed them their
heels and left them far asern. On passing Governors
Island the feet led by the Haze, closely followed
by the favorita. The Manersing Rebecca, Restless
aud Zinga were the next on the list.
On reaching the Battery, very beautiful race was
begun between the Haze and Favorita, the former
having tie lead by a few lengths. Bosh vessels were
carrying all the sail that could be crowded upon them,
the weight of which caused them TO careen until the
gunwsles and half the deck at times appeared to be
submerged Ii sharp task for some of the steam.
ere to keep alongside them In this way they ran till
they came under the Nights of Hoboken aud close
upon the staks-boai the distance between them being
well preserved, when the Nights took he wind out of
tleir sails, ard they almos came 10 s!aad-st The
FayorIta closed the gap between them, and came up
bow and bow, when the topsails caught the breeze
again, and off they started The Haze, having the
ctannt, shot ahead again and passed the stakeboat
in little less than one minute quicker than the Fa-
yorita The time of passing the homo boat wss made
t,t No. nd f.Il.
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ADVERTISEMENT
PURIFY TIE RLOOD.

With corrupt disorderd aed Blood you nu,l be sick
ell may burst ont in pinpes sores some active
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Binpue ANRRs SARsAPAELLA out these Impurities
ard mulaes the organs Of life ius vigorous action restoring
tie health and expeng disease Hence rapidly variety
OF con sins which caused by impuy of the blood
as ScIofua Kings Evil Tumors Ulcers Sores, Erupons
Pin pies Blotche Bo- St. AnhoDys Fire Rose Eryspe
ss Te ter Salt Rheum Scad Head Ripgworm Cancer or
Caneerous Tumors Sore Eyes Female Diseases such Reen
ton, Inegulrrity Suppression Whites serily Syphilis
AYERS SARsAPARILLA and for yourself the surprising
activity with which cesnses the blood and the
AYEs CHERRY PRcTORAL universally surpass
every other remedy for the cure Of Coughs Colds Influenza
Group Bronchitis cipert Consumption for
the relief Patients In advanced stages
ease is useless here the evidence virtues
The world moi them.
AYERs Pills for Cosvenes Dyspepsia Indses-
tion DyseneTy Roul Stomach Jiundee Hesdach Heartburn
Piles Rbem atsm Dropsy Worms and In short the pur.
poses of purgs,e medicine.
Prepared by C. AVER Co, Lowell Mass aud sold by all
Druggists everywhere.
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order following

An accident having occurred to the zioga, she did
not arrive in time for the Committee TO note her tims.
She came up, however aud showed beautifully on the
home stretch While at Robins Reef the rain came
down quite ferceIy, and continued for half an hour,
when it cleared away aud was followed by still
liveer breeze than before. After the passengers of
the clubboas had pafaken of the excellent collation.
prepared for them By Mr.. Downing, the steamboats,
started on again for the Southwest Spit, the lower
end of the racing ground An exciting took place
between The steamers their way down, the j. S.
Stephens being the first to arrive at the buoy There
was but little tine TO spare before the yachts came
bowling down upon them. The buoy WAS gained, and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-08
THE ANNUAL n. y. y. e. REGAI ID

The annual regatta Of the New-York Yacht CUB
took place yesterday. From the number OF
vessels that were entered for the prizes, II
was expected that i. would be one OF the
finest exhibition Of amateur navigation that the Club
has vet produced and such proved to be the fact
Abundant accommodations were at hand to transport
to the fcere all spectators in a comfortable manner
Beside tie steamboats, josephine and James B. Ste
pbsns provided by the Club Mr. George Pieris OF the
Jones Horse chartered the steamboat Alice Price to
accompany the racing vessels down the Bay. On
these boats the passengers were supplied with every
possible comfort, including an ample supply OF the
wherewitba TO satisfy the inner individual. There
were numerous other steamboats, which accompanied
the squadron, and we have no doubt the passengers
upon them were equally well cared for
AT about l0I O'clock the two steamers chartered by
the Club crossed to the Eysian Fields, Hoboken, of
which the feet was lying with their mainsails spread
to The breeze ready for start The following table
shows their names, owners, tunnage, and allowance
OF time:
SIoopsTd Class consnng yachts measuring 600 square feet
and under that area).
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-08

of time given each vessel entered the Haze, Fayorta,
Rebecca, MarerSing, aud Glengarry, are winners Of
the price piece Of plate. valued at $50, will be
awarded to each. The prizes have already been de-
scpibed in THE TRIBUsE.
This Regatta was 10 every way creditable TO the
New.York Yacht Club. Everybody seemed pleased,
ard no doubt went home greatly benefited by their
little aquatic excursion. We must not forget u men
ton that tie winner of ore Of the prizes the Glen
gary, is a Philadelphia sloop, and is owned by Z.
Macalister, jr. She did both him and Philadelphia
credit.
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Internationally
TINE EXTENDED.
rur slOo AID a2oo PRIZES

THE 3 100 AID 800 PRIZES.
In Consequence of the limited notice through the OF thu
offer taking to thoroughly ADVERTISE
the same and Of extend the me which hereby
extended TO the 10Th day Of August, 1850
The following distinguished gentlemen have aSeepedthe duty
Of making the awards;
John Jay, esq, Hiram Barney, esq, and Edgar Ketchun
ESQ., of New York the Hon s. T. Sewal John A Andrew.
esq and the Rev. John Pierpont, OF Mass
My offer Is 100 for the best POPLAR Essay and 500 for
tie bes, LEoAL ESSAY the following questions viz;
In what II any, does the Constitution permit the Sen
ate Of the United cste to witnesses for information 10
merely aid legislation
H. In what any does the Constitution permit the Sem
Of the United States to seize and force witnesses from their
States to merely aid legislation
ILL., In What II any, does the Constitution permit the
Senate the United States to investigate alleged crime to merely
aid legislation.
Essays not 10 exceed 10 pages octave long primer.
The POPULAR Essays TO be sent TO the Hon T. SgwAI
No 46 Boston. The LEGAL ESSAYS to EoeAR
-, esq, no. - Nassau-st New-York.
Each Essay to be submitted with attached The
snd address of the writer 10 be IN sealed envelope bearing hs
motto Of the Essay.
Udshingon JAIL June 5, 1860. THAppErs HYATT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-08
population of ssseos. In 1910 the lodges bad in.

q population of 5s8,6o3. In 1910 the lodges bad In
crfaeed to l7s, with membership Of $500 10 popu-
ation Of g6i $685. In 1870 there 95 lodges mum
bered to 32S ard membership Of 1000, in popula-
ton Of l372 Si2. This decade witnessed the tornado
which swept over the States that IN 1890 thea1m-
Der OF lodges which in 1926 bad mp to 49, with
membership of over 1000 was but 81, and reliable
membership scarcely exceeding 5000 ia population
Of 93 3l. In 1910 the institution began to exhibit
symptoms of resuscitation, and brethren awakeaed
from the blight and persecution Of the ten preceding
years as from terrible dream. The number Of lodges
then was 1872 in New-Yofk and q in II counties
west Of the Hudson River with but about s. 900 menu
bers, in population Of 3 428 92l. The increase WAS
Flow, but steady, othe year 1850 when then were
172 lodges in the three grand lodges then existing.
with about 1000 members, and the population OF the
State then 1907, 1884, Az the present time l860j
there are 432 working lodges numbered 10 477l and
membership Of over 20 900 and the population Is COM
puted at about 1000, 0O0."
The following is summary Of the treasure report
for the year, ending May 81, 1860:
RYcEip1s E1PRSDITrRBs THE GRAND
Bsisnce May 81, 1853 81 II
Receipts. 1910 81
Totel... 30 I'll "
Expenditures. NlO8 ~
Balance due Grsnd Treasurer. s91 u
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PHILADELPHIA.
IL IuufuN.
NKw-NORk.
lsf Innings.

GRAND LODGE Oh +. AND A. MAsoss.-The an-
nual session of the Grand Lodge Of f. and A. Masons
for the State Of NewYork, ia being held In this
city. From the address Of NJ. w. Grand Master John
L. Lewis, jr., the following facts are obtained:
Al the commencement Of the present century there
were 81 lodges, with membership Of about 5000 in
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tAdvertisementl
Mrs. WINSInW

An snpeSeacsd Nur.c and Female Physician. has soorurss
process Of Teethng BY sOeAns toe gums sad reducing al I'M.
hanasOn WI ssy al pain and .ace to regulate the bow.
and health to your Infants Perfectly s,fs In ell cases
Millions bottles are sold every Ia the United
Is an old and well ttod remedy. - -
. PRicz ONLY Is CENTS BorrLk
None genuine unless the facsimile Of CUsris Psskin
Nsw-fork, 10 on the outside wrapper III
Sod by Druggists Throughout he world
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Balance due Grsnd Treasurer. d.

HoRTIcULTrRAL SocIErY AT NEw-RocBELLE.--
In September Last Society for the promotion OF hori
culture was formed at NewRochele, and fs very OK
ceent exhibition attracted large coucourse Of peo-
PIE. The Society now adyertises to bold tie first
Spring show at Recbers Hall in that village, on the
2st inst, on which occasion fine display Of fruits and
flowers is expected to be made. An address will be
delivered by Mr.. III. S. Ocott.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-08
ADVERTISEMENT
A EARn

Our resders viii please notice that HIRAM ANDERSON the
greet Carpe, Dea No 80 Bower, has greatly redaced the
prices of John Crossey Sons English Velvet and Bra.s
CARPyTISc ends also selling Theepy and Ingrain Carpens
Rugs Mats Mating Table and Piano Covers Window Jhsdrs
&C., ct prices fer below any quoted In this city
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-08

Tx TEMPERANCE MOVEMENT IN WILMINGTON.
An unusually in,eIes ing Temperance meeting was
held last night at the 81. r. Church in Grand street
Addresses were delivered by a Mr.. Hsgnea OF New
York sn old veteran in the Of Temperance aud
Mr. George Hill of Greenpont. Several capital songs
enIiyeped the proceedings and all present seemed to
euioy The occasion grady. ..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-08

TOO much rrse cannot be given to the comprising ~
ccc FOR the energy sud perseverance, they d'psyed IL
" iie little band who wer. with ne as W hr" fo'"' w
"ni'ne'iis Von,e ,r,Iy joNN s. FOLK. Iospector
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-08
..kli72T41l

Il
Se53S5 81 the olt Of December 1871 The
nsoneTs have held several interviews wifi the CoInns
OF Emigration relative 20 the Ion standing claim
Ing per above statement ~ tine o. li727i H. and hope
snd have 70 believe that the propositions sde BIZ this
Superintendent viii esd 20 curly nmicable and final settle.
meDt OF the claim The proposition made the part Of the
Of Public Charities aud Corrections having
scceped by the Coirnsoers Of Rnigraon by adoption
their meeting held the 9Th inst resolution that
Committee Of Three be appointed ON their pvt 10 settle tas
counts between their Board and this and In conformity
with here ofOIe expressed Of the members
expect final settlement Of accounts Of all matters Of indeb
edness betweent The two Commissions.
In pursuance Of the It'll section Of the creating this Depart
authorizing the transfer Of persons at the City Prisons
vsgau dsoTdey persons To the Institutions Baekwes
III nd for the pred OF their confinement preparations
are beug made 30 Gerry the toto effect aud application
was made t. the Police CoLls TO detail sufficient
Der Of officer attend TIE safe transmission Of the prisoners
hich nanied aud three men 80 detailed.
o. w jackson appointed Keeper at the Work House IN
Mac. Of Robert Hill H. BTancd Quarry Master has beei
Transferred to the Peieny nstactio have been q rem 10
the arden OF tie P'nien sFy 10 provide thu working help
auired at Bellevue HC spital and Randeils Island
The east corner of ndd building occupied by the City
having been reported dangerous condition by the
ordes have been given to yacae the premises aud TO
put Il ia safe and habtabl order :.
Ia order to ahod better seconmodaonb iuasue' re'eu-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-08
advertisement.
OAK ORCUARD ACID SPRING w

dcns qualities Of this Water fully shown IN he tasno-
Ra from physicians and other respectable individuals which
liberal No Wate genuine unless procured H. W.
BosrwIcK Sole Agent Metropolitan Hotel Building No SIC
Rroad
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fAdyeTtlssmenti .IE
Nervous Debility local and general. Mental De.

preston and Loss OF Memory cured by original aud painless
treatment unattended BY s the loss Of time by the
parable ths peezyM Lamont Physician and Surgssu
Author &c, No. Cal Brosdwsy up stairs NewYor from
See the hundreds oftestimonisls in hts popular book
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-08

WAsHIyGToS. d., C., June 7, $50
SIM have this day forw ared by express two boxes
consinng Japanese aesa small present from tine Emoaa
DORIS show the high esteem In which they hold you
Yours, respectfully DANlu ID, rohihh'
Hon. FHRsAsDo WooD Mayor Of New-York
The package was opened and found to contain min
iature bureau or adies toiletcase, or ewebox and
set Of five email boxes some made of metal and some
of wood. The bureau consists of Elk drawers and
case closing by door of peculiarly beautiful wood OF
the color of rosewood but veined and curled and high
ly polished. The boxes all fit into one another, the
ousdes being acquered and embossed with sprgs and
flowers, and spriDked with pretty butterflies and en-
tomological pictures Of insects.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-08

BrRcLAR CAUGHT.-Yesterdsy afternoon a man.
snd Thomas Flood entered the house of B Thomas Morgan
No 70 North Fourth D. and st. watch said 10 be
worth 10 and seys rel articles plate Morgan the
he leaving the house and give The alarm when lie
va psrcd and caUg by Officer Fred Cochne Of the Filth
he y ~ taken before Justice Colahan aud nmitied
OF trial before the COtit OF Sea sions
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-08

COSyIc1IOSs IN THE CoURT or SESsIoss-ln this
Cou yesterday Heay Cascogne heretofore tried and acquitted
Indictment for complaint preferred BY young
female named Mary LewTeure ed another indictment
charging him With assault with intent rash Sarah Lawrence
IT.. nploinBg witness IA this mother Of the
sinipe witness the hrt trial The they
would bear repetition stated the time The evidence
ocok and after time spent IN deberatoR they brought
IN verdict Of guilty Of assault aid battery Sentence
sd Jsues Mclaughlin indicted with several others for an
ssssu upon Hugh ORouke convicted Sentence de
felrcd.
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lAdyer,isemen..l

Ladies, sswel as gentlemen, may obtain Phre-
nOlocsl Charts with full written descriptions Of character by
Prof FOWLER, No 300 Broadway, dy from IN. to p.
Ladies always in attendance Examinations strictly private.
when desired.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-08

FIRE IN BRoADwAY.-The fire in the binding No.
694 Broadway originated it seems in the international
Gallery Of Art the upper floor instead Of the prem
ises of Mr. Chckering, as reported in Yesterdays
the proprietor, who, with some friends, in the
next room. Several large and valuable paintings
burned and the loes is estimated at 5000. Insured.
But little damage was dons to the building.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-08
Advertisement
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the only remedy the destruction of Rats Mice Reaches
Water Bug Insects Psnts Procure the articl
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-08

neat little manual, entitled "Japan aud the
japanese" bas just been published by +. A. Brady.
1t is written by gentleman who spent much time in
East IN ASIA and contains just the information people
are low in search Of
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GAdvertisemen..l
JAPANESE EMBASSY,

Just received from Washington, on exhibitions
BRADY's GALLERY,
No. 64S Broadway,
Tie only authentic PHOTOGRAPHS Of them taken Ia this country
Also the different candidates for the Presidency and Wee.
Presidency. gl.