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FOREIGN PORTS.

Ar at London 23d. Leucothea, Clausssen. Calcutta;
Art Union, Morrison, do.
Entered outward at do 23d, Mazatlan, Dixon, Rio
Janeiro.
Sid from Sunderland 22d. Sylphide, Marshall, for
Boston.
Ar at Londonderry 2ith Jura Isl Portland for = y
erpool.
Ar at Shields 22d, Samuel Tarbox, TaIbox, Ham
burg.
at Bahia Jan 10. Criterion, Goombs Liverpool.
Sid Despatch Grozier, Bostor2
Cid at Malaga 18th ut, bark William Wilson, Plum
mer. New York
Sid from 81 John PR 10th ult. brig Frances Jane,
Martin, Baltimore.
At Mayaguez, 10th nit, Sarah Gooduow, Crowley,
from Machasport.
Cid at Havana ooh ult, brig Aroostook. Bryant,
Sagua.
Ar at Halifax goth Atlanta, Black, Eastport; brig
America, French, Boston.
SPOKEN.
Feb 2s, lat 81, long g. brig j West from Surnam
for Boston.
Jan 10, lat As N lon Al 10 W. ship Messenger, Hill,
from New York Jan for San Francisco.
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WANT 10 Purchase

4 Dwelling House. suitable for a small family. To-
N Gated above Brown street. Address. stating
location and terms, BUILDER,
mch10 diff Portland o.
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IH
DIED.

In Woowich. 9Th inst. Rev james Troit. aged 60.
In Lcyant. Anna Olive, daughter of A Wing
aged years months.
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LIyERPoOLr-Steamer Nova Scotian. 220 bds
bar Iron, order, 2S mdse, bbls do Prinde.
2017 bars Iron, T. Stevens & Co: 2 cases mdse,
Savage Lyman, 65 hall chests Tea. Is cases mdse,
10 pkgs do. Thos Paddock, ca cases Steel, Taft.
1892 chests Tea, Barring Bros, l3pkgs mdse. Pad
dock 760 bars Iron 30 bids do order l49 bdls sheet
Iron, Ellis, Newell s. Co; li2 bids hoop do, <
Thompson. eases mdse, & A Express Co, 60 coils
Cordage, 81 pkgs Chandlerv, w II Graham "a cases
mdse Thomas May. do, W Murray Co, cases
Ennis Gardiner.
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NOTICE.

CRY or PORTLAND, TreasuTersl
Office, March 10, 1864. !
4 IST Of taxes assessed upon residents, amounting
Ia to FIVE DOLLARS and upwards, remaining
unpaid at this date, published in accordance with
cff hl City.
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New City Hall,
TUESDAY EVENING MARCH 18th,


the 10Th Maine regiment. will appear in their
new and elegant uniform, { with new in
strunsnts,J and play PROMENADE
MJsIc during the evening
CHANDLER's QuADRILLE BAND FURNISH Music.
FOR TWELVE DANCES
hoped that those who appreciated the exertions
of Mr. Chandler to furnish music for citizens,
will turn out aud give him greeting that will be
pleasant for him to remember while away IRON his
homo helping 10 cheer the Union boys who
fighting the battles OF country.
The testimonial was devised aud viii be under the
immediate superintendent of the following
COMMITTEE or ARRANGEMENTS,
Ex-Goy Washburn, Mayor Mcclellan.
j. Il Brown. Hosea /. Robinson,
John Lynch, james u. Brown,
4. G. Hersey, Phillip II Brown,
DIR. Chas. Thomas Elijah Wheeler
j. IL. Barbeick, A. ID. Smith,
John H. Hall, &. n Rich,
T.. L. Sweet. J,J. Gilbert,
Vim. III Rhodas, r. NJ. Carsley,
Edw. Hodgkins, II. Robinson,
A II. Gale, Thos T. y. Beal
+. q. Rich, w. H. Phillips.
TIcKETs-Geuts 60 cents, Ladies IS for sale by
tine Committee and at Psines Music Store. Crossman
81. Lawrence Street and at the door.
Doors open at !, Dancing to commence at O'Clock.
mchl0 I'd
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HOWARD'S

CANCER AND CANKER SYRUP
CANCER AND CANkER SlhuP
.Sdrpdsses all knoion Remedies
SURPRISES all k,iotcn Remedies
FOR THE CURE OF
Cancers. Canker Salt Rheum, old Sores.
Cancers, Canker, Salt Rheum, old Sores.
Eryspeias, Scrofdla, Tumors, Ulcers.
Sold by Ii. IL. HAY, Druggist. Agent for Portland
and vicinity dec3l eod&w3m
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Sore Throat,
Cough,
Cold,
and similar troubles if suffered to progress, result
in serious Pulmonary, Bronchial and Asihmaiic af-
fections oitentimes incurable.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRoCHES,
are compounded as to reach directly the seat of
the disease and give almost instant relief.
mch5 dim
ES-The Post Office is di rectly opposite Harris
Hat and Cap Store. ieb29 II
II CARDS and BILL PEADs neatly Prnts
at this ONCE, Il
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CAPE ELIZABETH, July /, 1856

CAPE ELIZABETH, July ], 1S83
SIR:-During my connection with the State Re-
form School. as teacher, l.. f. Atwood's Bitters
were introduced there and used with ed success
particularly in Bilious affections.
Yours &C., A.P. HILLMAN,
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PASSENGERS.

In the Nova Scotian from Liverpool, Capt J NJ
Tucker Capt Dunn. Mr. Collingwood, Mr. Eastwood.
Mr Mitchell. T II Finney, j w CRANE. W Lane, u Is
McKenna. Jas Scissor. and lIs in the stecrage.
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IMMATURE ALMANAC.
MARRIED..

In this city, 9th, by Rev VIM Stevens Perry, Wen
dali A Anderson. Surgeon 80 Md Vet Vol Reg, and
Mary s. daughter of John Small, of Cambridge
port, Mass.
In Falmouth. eth, by John Baxter. Albert VI
Libby, of Windham. and Miss Ellen NJ Field, of Cum
berland.
In saco, VIM Libby and Miss L Quincy.
In Biddeford Corp'f Joseph Farwell, u 5 Engi-
neer Corps, aud Miss Mary 4 Benson.
In Hollis, Simon Meserye, I'd, and Miss Lizzie T.
Bckford.
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Dissolution.
TNHE coparinersbip heretofore existing under the
Il style of KNIGHT FROST Is this day dis
solved by mutual consent. The aeairs OF the late
firm viii Be settled by 5. ID. knight, at No 2 Lime
street. s. d. KNIGHT.
Portland, March /, ls54 II. A. FROST.
COpartner~laip Notice.
FIvHE undersigned have this day formed . copart
II ner.hin nndar tn. firm of
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Much regret is expressed among "plain pho
pie" here, that the discussion in regard TO the
next Presidential election should have COM
menced at period SO much earlier than the
necessities of the case require. But since it
has commenced many of these "plain people"
say that If the war continues they must sup
port Father Abraham on account of the dan
ger OF making any change in time of war.
1.-THE war Is speedily brought to successful
close, they would then support him to sho,o
their gratitude, In short, they intend TO
support him under any circumstances.
sE-Lieut. j. C. Summersides, of the 9Th
Maine Regiments, has arrived home on
short furlough. He went out as Sergeant
when the Rigement first entered the service,
and has been in every engagement with his
regiment, from the first Bull Run battle TO the
present time. Many hard fought battles has
he engaged in, and many narrow escapes has
he had, but as yet he is without scar. He
is bold and daring officer, ever at his post
of duty, and is eminently worthy to be CLASH
fled with the most efficient of the sons of
Maine who have offered their lives to their
country.
IYThe Baltimore Conference of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, now in session,
made the following declaration by vote of
As to 10:-"That we will not receive into the
Conference or elect to ministerial orders,
either from the local or itinerant ranks, any
man of known disloyalty That in view of
the great change, in the providence of God,
whichis taking place in the public mind in
the direction of emancipation in the State of
Maryland and elsewhere, we believe the time
is not distant when the Baltimore Conference
will no longer be embarrassed in maintaining
the well known principles Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church upon this subject.
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AssIsTANT OUtRTKRNAsTkK' . ENKRALs OFFlCtl I
Twelfth end Girard-sts., Philadelphia. June %. 1884,
GEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
~ this Office until WEDNESDAY next the 2gth inst a. II
O'Clock for supplying the United States with the following
articles, deliverable at the Schuykl Arsenal, Philadelphia,
viz:
YulcaHzed India-Rubber, GuttsPerchA water proof
Blankets, for shelter euts for iootmen, army standard
Nucanized lnda.tubbeT, GuttaPercha water proof
PQnehos lor shelter tents for horsmen army standard.
Bias Numbers-Hos. 3-army standard.
GA Scerle. Facing Cloth, army standard.
Manila Packing Pepper, 61iO fOg baing purposes Samples
required
Samples be at this Office Bidders must state In
their proposals the price, which be given in riiing
a. well as figures the quantity bid for and nnqe Of der
E-ch pa must be guaranteed by two responsible PERSONS
Bids from deiaung contractors will not 30 received.
Blank forms for proposals be had application az this
Office and each bid must DO indorsed with The name of The
particular article bid for. q. ii. CROSMAN
Assistant Quarternsster- General, u. &. A.
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alihtarp Notices.

u ARMY AGENCY No. g. BLzEckEnsr'
Opposite PAY DEPARTMENT
ALL SOLDIERS and OTHERS, HAY No
n CLAIMS for PAY or BOUNTY sgan., me poss IT.
msn, should PRESENT THEM FOR PAYMENT !" 'n'
Office
DISCHARGED WOUNDED SoLDiEho,
~ Members Of Returned Regiments and helrs Of
Soldier, havus Claims also Seemen having lIlke
on BROWN & SHELDON, Military Office, No = raIkpAce
WOUNDED SOLDIERS can nave thou
heirs Of deceased Soldiers have tho Pay snd BOUNTY ~
leced and Pensions procured Sailors can re eve tne
Monsy All can receive information aud his Ilctons ~ ~
nioy, " RICHARD c. ELLIOTT,
US. Army aud Navy Office, No o. bleeeLeIs.
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PROPOSALS FOR BLANKETS.

IL ORDNANCE DEPAFTHrNT.l
W4sHISsToS. d. c. June a. ieet
sEALEp PROPOSALS viii be Isce.yed u this ohcs unh
q, the New Ycrs agency No IS WoI,h'st NewYork Of
EFTY THOUSAND CAVALRY BLANKETS.
The Blankets must be Of the following description viz: Of
pure wool close woven o. stout yaIns geian bnc with an
orange border three inches wide and three INCHES from the
edge aid the letters SIX inches high ORANGE color In the
eene Of the blanket Each b.snse, must BE- % inches long
by o. inches wide and Of the weight Of 1915 ~ OF say 956
h viii variation Of 0l65 OF 3lths OF pound, may be
slowed They mus; be single and not in rs aud 30 packed
Of one hundred blankets each. q
must Be- delivered NewYok sency free Of any charge
70 che United states o Ion or landing and none
Of aud approved By the United States Inspector
Deliveries mus be made as follows tenth Of the
number copiTated for per week, commencing within
msnth from he date Of the con,rsr'
Faur, to deye a. srecsed tns viii subject the contract.
1e considered that does not come from manufacture, Of
blankets o. regular dealer in such goods.
The bidder viii be required to accompany hs proposition
with guarantee signed by two repouslbs parsons tina, in
the same wits good and sufficient sufc;o 50 equal to
posed in conformity with the terms OF tbs
and the said bidder should ie into the
sid bidder and the next responsible bidder the person TO
whom the contract may be awarded The responsibility 9th
guarsnoTs must be shown By the official certificate Of the
Clerk Of Tie nearest District Court or OF the United states Dis
Bcnis IN sum equal to the amount Of tie contract signed
the contractor and both o his gusanor viii be required
Of the successful bidder bidders upon fnng Of the contract
FORM or GUARANTEE.
We, the undersigned, residents Of, In the county
Of and State -, hereby jointly and severally
covenant with the United States and guarantee IN case the
once the ior the same with good aud su
Gent sqeiiss in equal to the amount OF the contract
furnish tue articles proposed in conformity TO the terms
the Advertisement dated June a. 1854 under which the bid
made and in case Of the said - - shall fall TO
enter Aforesaid guarantee to make good
the difference between the offer Of tie said - - and
the neat lowest e'ponsbe bidder or the person 70 whom the
c0ntrsc. inGy BE- awarded.
Given under hands and seals this - day Of,
l66--
Seal
Seal
Witness
To thi. guarantee be- appended the Official certificate
Each party obainngsa contract will be obliged to enter
into bonds with approved suTees for the faithful execution
Of the
Upon the award being made successful bidders VIII be mott
fed and furnished with forms o. contract and bond.
The Department the right reject any all tho
bids, deemed unsatisfactory any account.
Proposals. VIII be addressed 10 Brigadio General George
D. Ramsay Chief Of Ordnsnce Washington d. c." and will
be indorsed Proposals for Blankets"
GEORGE ID. RAMSAY,
Bhgsder Gensral Chief Of Ordnance.
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Men, i1ublitaiionS.
"VOU HAVE hit the mark again, and have
Il a great book in

Y VV TN II iIIV VIlV II'1 II "t7'II1i "I17' I' o
Il gTea. book In
LINNET'S TRIAL.
rs the most delightful novel ] have read SINGS Twice
Lost s,ared me with its pquancy and freshness has all tue
beauties Of that story is wholly unlike It, aud there great
deal more charactertoi t. >, d,
How Jolly the opening chapter and the Picnic are had
hearty laugh over both and have read them % others VINO
were demons ative and crazy read the whoe book
How Rose amused mo- and buprtNeIes sweet hrd oil song
what q Shaimius woman she is how marvellous are her
powers Vow noble and enduring her love. go ,
MARX my words just this gets known ana TAXED
up y ~ nave greet run,
1T HAS NO EQUAL"
Such Is the praise Of whose judgment worth some
thing and cvery reader equally enthusiastic IL
THE BOOK OF THE SEASON.
Every Bookseller cells it,
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prinllna.

CHARLES G. SHELLEY, Steam Printer,
~ No. 90 Barclay st.-Bltead. Circulars Posters Law
Points Card, sc. Cylinder Pesswok done for the Trade
Special contract. made for largo orders call IL solicited.
WIN. EVERDELL's SONS No. l04 Fulton
w st-sTEAM JOB PRINTERS aud LABEL MAN.
UfACIVREkS
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NEW MUSIC" FRIENDS or THE
IN UNION"-A Ralyas Song with Chorus Sung with
peat applause Union League Meetings by the Tromains
Brothers May be sung IN al the Union Leagues from Maine
10 Texas.
Friends Of the Union we greet you to- night
True 10 the Land va love;
True TO our Country and Li6erty'f right
True TO Flag above.
Chorus: March Columbia, 10.
Price 30 cents; 80 per doz., mailed free.
jos, published By HORACE WATERS, No. 48l Broadway.
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6taiioncrn ano 9anrn ScoOs.

WIN. EYERDEIL's SONS, No. 104 Fulton
w st-STAgIONEES and BLANh BOOK MAhUFAC-
TURERS.
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3Jrrposals.
ARrr CLornIxq AND EeripAer Orric

ARMY CLoTHISg AND EeriPAGg OFTicr.
No 128 CiSclNsATI, Oilo June -, ll0i.}
PROPOSALS are invited By the undersigned
vail THURSDAY, July 2, 1904 ai o'clock ,. IN, ios
furnishing tbs Department 10y cOn'rscl With
TROUSERS. FOOTMEN'S-S ANDARD.
Samples Of which may te a. tho Once OF Clothing and
EtuipAge in this city.
10 be delivered Of charge a; the u s n,pecou Ware
house IN ts city in good packages with the Of
the party fu hus the hind and quantity Of goods distinctly
marked on c.ch article and package.
Parties oferng goods distinctly state n their bids tie
quantity they propose 20 furnish the price aud time Of delivery
ssmPes WHOM submitted must be mrsed and numbered TO
correspond with tie PROPOSE aud the pai-s thereto must
guarantee Tint the goods shall be IN every respect qa 10
Amy Standard 0herwiset the proposal viii not be teled
guaranty. signed by two Tesponsh,e parsons must
company each BID gualrteeng that tlo bidder VIII supply
the srtices avardsd 10 him undcr h.. proposal
Bids viii be opened on TIT RSDAi. July :, 1854 a. 2
clock m At this oce, ard bidders rcqucstod 70 be
present
Awards viii DO made on FRIDAY, July
Bonds VII be required that tho contract will be faithfully
fulfilled
relsgrsmS relating 10 Proposes VII no, be noticed
Sank forms Of ITeposa contracts aud bonds may be OBJ
tain ID At this Office
The right roget any bid deemed unreasonable reserved
By order oil Co.. THOMAS SWORDS a. q. II. q.
&. W. MOULTON, Capt and 4. O NJ.
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NEW SKIRT FOR 1861.
~ NEW AND GREAT INVENTION IN
HOOP SKIRTS.
THE DUPLEX ELLIPTIC COR DUUBLEl STEEL

HOOP SKIRTS.
THE DUPLEX ELLIPTIC COR DOUBLEl STEEL
SPRING
J. 7. q J. o. WEST.
NO. 81 CHAMBERS ST.. NETWORK
the oil tho Patent anu Exclusive Manufacturer,
OF this
J. w BRADLEYS
PATENTED "DUpLEX ELLIPTIC STEEL STRING
Skirt
This invention consists Of Duplex lor twol Elliptic Ses
Springs nreousy braided tightly and firmly together, edge
70 edge, making The touglcs most elastic he2b aud durable
Spring used enabling the wesrsr IN Of It's
elasticity and olib place and fold the "a II
whcD In use - oal. and with the convenience Xix
muslin docs sntirely 0byias aud seuces the only Oh
ectous Hoop skirt. VI q annoS vance to TIE
wei The public especially In crow Led assembe crragri
railroad cars church pows or IN sny crowded place from tho
difficulty Of contracting them and occupying fma spare
this entirely the difficulty while giving the skirt tho
usual foil symmetrical or and - the lshcr and most
stylish ard graceful appearance fer the street opera prone
made house dress lady having enjoyed the pleasure,
comfort sud great convenience Of wearing The Dlper pic
Spring SKIRT s0r single Day, viii never afegwAd Willingly
d. qcnse with the u them They the best quality n
every part by the gheE durable comfortable aud
economical SHIT ade. Merchants will supplied above,
AID ladies in most trttolas retail stores IN this city aad
throughout the different States
II INQUIRE FOR TIE DUPLEX ELLlPIIC'
sPAlN0 Skirt
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A TREATISE on DISEASES OF THE
~ SEXUAL SYSTEM villa appcndiI views Mr..
eyme's new method OF treating stIi6sre BY EDWARD Il
DIXON, NJ. D. Ninth edition. Price 81
ENERARDUS WARNER,
no. Nesey-st., Aston House.
From Tie New-York Journs Of Medicine and Collateral
Sciences
at Is written In clear style, and Is calculated a.
think, 20 do much good Tho descriptions sccs;ey
drawn and the remedial ldicious. The practitioner
will 6nd Astounding ia valuable hints and the general reader
win many useful cautions and premouoTy warn
Sings"
From The Boston Medical and Surgical Journal.
Dr Dixon has written much and well various branches
Of surgey his book shows thorough acc uaiuance with
modern PIscce structure, yErc0cee hydroceo and fsfna
ere particularly well treated Of Indeed lie has
attention every page in this vslue, art that few
medical writers possess.n
1.-THE suthor oweiged originality and thorough devo-
Non to the rational principles Of medicine and his ingenuity
under trying surgical circumstances stamp with tha
ordinary iuterest-"-l London Lancet
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T. EMANCIPATION Results Of Emanci-
~ patton il the French snd English Colonies and in the
Danish Swedish and Dutch Colonies Production and Com
poIee Wages aud Property indemnify Questions Of Sugars
Coffee Cocoa Population, Social Condtor SC By Angus
TIN COCHIN. volume. Price : 30. For sale VI TIE
TRIBUNE OFFICE, and by WALKER, WISE Co, Bos-
ION. Sent By mail free Of postage receipt Of 81 So
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GRAYs PATENT
NODDED COLLARS

Al Il
NODDED COLLARS
Are not simply Cat pieces Of paper cut In tho form OF col
lar but are Nodded an4 SHAPED NJ ne nee having perfect
curve free from aHgc breaks which Is obtained by
patented process which also secures snober aGrdnage pa
','ssd BY Other collar VIZ: Space 10, ne Craras In the
Turn down style, the NsrDE IS SMOOTH
making this collar, for ea's, neat.
ness aud durability. unequaod.
They made in rundown style IN sizes from IL to Il,
and in Gsuote o - TO II inches add packed ia neat blue
boxes Of 100 esch also in smaller q 10 esohhe latter
very handy package for Travellers army and navy ocer
CY-EYERY COLLAR IA stamped
"GRAYs PATENT NODDED COLLAR"
Sold by oil dealers in Mems Furnishing Goods. The Tde
only supplied at manufacturer prices BY
J. 5. LOWREY Co,
No 81 Warrenst, Ncw-York
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New Civilizations.
NJ A @ A II L A .
VIII be Published This Day.

new Novel, by AUGUSTA j. EVANS author OF beulAh
" Inez" etc.
qb deems the baro announcement Of book,
Nv the author Of Beusb sufficient to insure the largest ad
vsnc. orders Of any novel Of the MAoAR% ia a
novel Of .a! power fully sustaining The reputation OF the au
thor The frs, edition Of Five Thousand is fast passing
through the press to be followed by others Orders already
Received exhaust our supply aud Booksellers should send
early 10 secure frs: copies.
One volume, 12uo, $50 pages. Prce 81 so
JOHN BRADBURN, Publisher.
(successor to NJ. Dooadyl,
No. 20 Wslkef-st., New.York.
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Go Farmers ano Gibers.
DAVID THOMPSON,

4 y L
~ HORTlCULTUMST AND NURSERYMAH,
Green Island (0ppose TOY,
has hand and now ready tsnsparing large quantity
Of superior and hardy GRAPE VINES, in all about sixty
reteshia catalogue iy specific character and qualities
Has also hand LARGE assortment OF CRANBERRY
VINES OF hcA pen as carly as the 2Oth Of May 500
Catalogue for details. -
Hss also French. Prussau and German PRUNES; also,
that superior celebrated ZWETSCHEN PRUNE so EvorGhy
noticed il and by the farmers Club 10 Newly oTk City The
Tribune newspaper and The Country Gentleman. Speaking
Of THOMPSON'S GRAPES tAe faImcrs Clue says;
" IL this "a Seeding TIA. WI Tipcn Of Troy every year
with certainty. tlen 10 is acquisition worthy q notice
In the scussiou Of the Club the PRUNE was said:
There several YTccs 81 the lrure and this the Lwets
chsn Cats commonly ca Cd Swzse ind tbs may be Of
them: a. any r.e / the nous opinion II the Club
that e az excellent fruit nd vel worthy Of Tecommenda
nan FOR general cr-e ~ the best Pune they ever tasted
10 be csrc- not recommend anything not worthy but
are willing give this Frame the ghe't recommendation
Backed and sustained be- by Distinguished body n.
the gr CI1 Of Hcwl oTk city amhteurs 70 wen as prlc'
teal cuiys.oS Of FRUITS and Vines tcntevos M Ih0mp
son comes before bis fellow citizens. confidently believing
be IS able 10 resent them such yiete, Of plants saa
sut their ste and choice nrsng Al 20 plant Ninc Tres
OF Straw berry Bed ths; IN The years
be obtained ia the ginning and which luIuraRuy crafty
IN tue end.
Nix THOMPSON Is @. al times readiness attend to
cs oI his services IN csng for tho Fruit Yards VINES aud
Gardens Of lis friends and employers IN tie line Of his pro
fessiol. - -
Nsrdf Secretary County Agricultural and Manu-
lecturers Society," Office No. O. lstf Fely, Toy
81 1t bis house Oh Green Island 81 Canal aud t 1iss
DAVID THOMPSON.
HoIticultgTi5i aud Sur'erym'u,
Green lslsrt n. Y
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Cooperation Noilct5.

CROTCN AQV EDUCT DEPARTMENT.
" no li-,.-5.-'fi P.olo.ts ilcosei IN
frn1refe .n0 r.r. ilf.tl uia Ar 'tc n The Wofk
iof Which o. as DO ,I.sl r oi the p,u1n prcscui
iur ts .lar .j tr dale o. W fTseft. w DO rccc sed
at tls Office IutI IA O'Clock f SATURDAY July4 l.1--
frr tho Construction % sas Or In .hg following .Tro 20
wir
F1h avruro illaf.u s.ssrfy-uiuth onI 'yninih
street,; Morton sr..t. tctFreu llIou ai Na1hins N
streets. Clinton street. b. cel Aisueol and Delaney
.iretf Grand street brfecrn Greene .ad Mercer rrss
ishu avsue brt riseath lud Seventeenth s;iec''
aul sreall srer between IT, ~ and Fourth avuclcs.
sp,cihca.l4 .Dr ria nua blinks TOT tho 1iti can
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-29

L. For SALE OF the most valuable and exclusive
Water Fronts ia this Harbor about LOO eet wiH ne.s
HE Frrrv ana comprising Building Lots, Docks aud Wsle
Rights exceeding oat 100 20 800 feet covering nom % 10 "
aclos. ,,.. % -.
In the vicinity OF rscGs. villas For particulars spPy 70
ALLEN 4 BROWN,
No S. Broadway.