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by THOMAS BOWLING. Auct; GEORGETOWN.
CHANCEKY SALE OF YALuABLl RIAL ES

By virtue of q decree of the Suprems court of
1865. and passed IN certsin cause therein depend
ing. in Mhich 4. b. Clarke was complainant aud
sfH' e sale
Of s a fhs and
.os s0 AID 'a nGi sss Of L9s
south side Of West ct, at the corner Of Green
m feet in depth The o. .h 60 feet of
street, near West, by l2O feet in depth The above
property win be sold in lots of 81 feet each, free
from The Widows dewer and out of the proceeds
of sale all outstanding tax titles will be re-
To persons wishing building lets in the most
desirable locality in Georgeto W. this s&le offers
Inducements rarely presented The properly is
located at the foot the famed He ghts of George
town, in the immediate neg hborhood of the resi-
dsnce' Of Henry D. Cooke and 4: 3; Dodge, Esqs,
Major b. 2. Dodge, and the late Henry G. Mat
The sac will commence at half past five
o,elock - IN Lot NO. w. and be adjourned from
Terms Of sale. as ,presc ribsd by decree: One.
at six and twelve months, with interest from day
All ccnvey.ncine. in Guiding revenue stamps at
If the purchas do not msly with the ter ms
reserves the right to resell at the cost and risk
Oh Inc p0f'ny j: oeARTERa H4ssgEY, Trustee
T ARGI sALl OF WAGONS AND HARNESS
chief OxS,tsrmdsts,s Office. Dope, Of Washinsto.,l
WASHINGTON. D. O.. June II. 1866. I
Will be sold at public auction. under the direc.
ton Of Brevet Colonel Charles Il. Tom kins -
@. M, u. 8. A, at the Government Mill, situated
on street. bet. Flat and 22d in the city of Wash
ington, d. c., about
TWENTY THOUSAND SETS OF SINGLE MULE
HARNESS,
with
A LOT OF SADDLES, &C.,
which have been used in public service.
The harness will be sold in single sets.
ALSO,
About $50 WAGONS. which will be sold singly
to the highest bidder.
The sale of Wagons will commence on WE'D
NESDAY june 2S 1865, &C 10 o'clock m with Q
lot of about 4OO, at point north of the Railroad
Park, near the terminus of New York avenue
north and after their sale is conn leted the re
mainder will be sold on street east, between !4th
and 18th streets. near the Lincoln Hospital. The
June 90, 1865. at 10 O'Clock q. m
The sale Of Wagons and Harness will continue,
on alternate days. until the whole mum Der is sold
Terms cash in Government funds.
The attention of buyers is called to the large
sale Of MULES, commented on MONDAY. May
q, 1865, and which is slill being continued from
day to DAY. D: d; RUCK1k,
jel7l9t Depot of WAshinston.
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CALI OF UNITED sTATKs gTEAMHRS Al
- AUCTION.
UNITED STATES NAVY YARD.

VIII be sold at pu bic SAFE to the highest bidder
Ct l. s'sIos. NJ ON sstaEssy. The twenty fourth
ssa ss PPisS States
c@1r o. Ssy%%oss
m T5 d:'pt.1Dum6srton. LlIlian, and Bat"
sr OF the following Dimensions Length, BOO feet;
d. Of beam. feet inches; depth of hold
piston, feet inches.
bi 9s " sss SsDs q sos 60
ameter of cylinder, Is inches; stroke OF piston, Is
The " Juniper, !" is propeller with single en-
ssnsi Il deP bo6 3 feet breath Of beam feet
hfs 'F3ts R'iGn snsis engine propeller
~ s2nas4 ssA
of piston, Punches.
S eet6 Inches BREATH Of Sssm fsst
depth of hold feet 2inches; diameter OF cylinder.
81 T Pshsf stroke # piston feet
6sst b.ssdsh Of e hss
The Cactus is . wooden side Wheel steamer:
depth of inches q
ii lhhcees; strcseo piston. feet. .;..-,s..
feet inches. depth of hold. feet inches
diameter of cylinder, 81 inches; stroke OF piston.
The Occur &c Lion i roSssn ssdswses,
diameter of cylinder "a inches' stroke OF piston.
i TSe "zst.nt is gle engine propeller Length.
IF sSs 10 d dPFenfi; sSs.t
inches: stroke Of piston, is inches
.i1s sGGss Isseslls ss. s9fls .:s
nehes;depth Of hold niest; diameter Of cylinder.
:s sssSas % # sistsn 1sass.
d s:Dsts q sdS beam
INCHES Ss i ssr9he 2, Of piston 4 feet.
steel: plates "a inch thick. Length 80 feet:
breadth Of beam 26 feet; depth Of hold, II feet Is
inches; diameter Of cylinder, 50 inches; stroke OF
The Dumbarton iris an iren side wheel sta may.
Length, 200 feet breadth Of beam. feet inches:
81 inches; stroke Of piston. 60 inches. 'Nsi'
The "Lillisnn Is an iron side wheel steamer:
Length, rs FEET breadth Of beam % feet inches
deHsh Of hold II feet; diameter Of cylinder. Is
The vessels may be seen and further peEficH-
I 2. Montsomery, rdommandantJ Wsshinston
Terms Of sale cssh, in aoysrnmeat fu pds; AVE-
81 per cen on each vessel st the tire ~ sale, and
the baIaneo within elk days thetesster..N
js 9'eo6t
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GEORGETOWN ADVER,MTS

N~NOTICE-T The new Market House In
u4 Georgetown will be opened on SATURDAY
MORNING next, the 18th inst, for all market
business, and all Dealers from the country are
hereby notified that they must occupy the space
appropriated for them within the limits Of the
said market, under the direction of the Market
Master ana IS per Law of Corporation approved
9th April last.
islo -dra4th VIM. LAIRD, Clerk.
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, PROMOTIONS The following promotions
have recently been made in tine Third Audi
Taei =. Smith, fr0 a second TO a third class
(Sl.6tu' ClerkshIp; J. L. Ashby, from a second
10 third class (S1,e00) clerkship: Hugh Tuohy,
from q FIST TO a second class (Sl,iO0) clerk
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LpY GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auctisneers.

Ike dhEEN @ WILh1Amo' AuctIeh5efB.
EXCELLENT MACHINERY AT AUCTION.
@ THURSDAY, the I'D instant, we saati sell at
the machine shop of VIM. P Webb. Esq. north
G. between 9TH and ,th streets west, at ID O'Clock
Scroll Saws, Turning Lathe. Hubb Machine.
Geans Moulding Machine, with patent right for
the District of Columbia.
Planning Machine, Foot Lathe, with Grindstone
attached.
Vice and Benches, and all kinds OF Machinery be-
longing to turning establishment.
Lot of Ii gnum Vita Wood.
Terms cash. Apply to
GREEN & WILLIAMS,
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UYCR r. L. GROWN Il CO., Auctionesrs.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON THE
ISLAND AT AUCTION.
We will sell on WEDNESDAY, june 2lst, at p.
m =. on the premises. part OF Lot Nc 2. In Square
No. 296. said lot fronting % feet street SOUTH
between 18TH and 18th streets, running back Is feet
to 2 foot alley. The improvements consist OF
elegant two story Frame DIVE ling with oacA
building.
Terms: One-half cash; the balance in and u
montbs. duly secured,
All conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost
ell it. c. R L. crown 4 Co. Aucts.
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RYT HOS. BOWLING. Auctioneer; Georgetown
cHANcERY SALE or VALUABLE RlAL Es
TATE IN GEOR9ETOWN

BY virtue of a decree Of the Supreme Court OF
the District of Columbia, bearing date the 18th
day of March. A. D. 1855, and passed in certain
cause therein depending, in which = N Linta.
cum & CO. were COMPLIMENTS, and the widow and
SAM being cause No. 2t9. Equity Docket No. y
highest bidder, on WEDNESDAY. the 18th day of
ROOD Lots Nos. Is, Is and IL, in Peters Square in
said town. { or 80 much thereof as may be neces-
sary fronting, each, about forty. four feet six
inches on the east side of High street south of
and near Bridge street. On Lot No Is is s com
fortasle two story brick dwelling, and on each of
the other lots is q frame shop. These lots are To-
Gated ia the heart Of the business part Of the
street, and either OF them is well suited stand
for any kind of business.
Terms of sale: as prescribed by decree One
fourth cash; residue in six, twelve and eli Eighteen
onthR, with interest from the day of sale, for
which the notes of the purchaser, with approved
security. will be taken.
All coHveyancing; including revenue stamps, at
the cest of the purchaser.
If the terms Of sale are not complied with in
FIVE days after day of sale. the Trustee reserves
the right to resell at the cost and risk of the
cbaser.
The property will be sold free of the widows
dover and the sale will commence on Lot No II,
j. CARTER MARBURY, Trustee.
lie Is eOdds THOMAS DOWNING, Auct.
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THE NEW MARsHAL-This morning Judge
David =. Goodwin, who received the appoint
ment of Marshal OF the United States for the
District of Columbia on aturday, was quail
fed al the clerks Office in the City Hall, taking
the oath OF office at the hands Of Chief Justice
Cartier, ard filling his bond in the sum OF
$2O,CGO for the faithful performance OF his
duty The bon dsmen are S. J. Bowen, Il. E.
Robbins, and W ID Shepherd.
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A WOODS
PATlNT DRILLING MACHINE.
PILL DRIVER.

HYDRAULIC SAND PUMP.
Practical tests having fully demonstrated til,
superiority of this machine over all 9th ers for In,
purpose Of sinking Oil Wells. the undsrsis ned j
now prepared to receive orders for the same,
This machinery comprises everything REQUESTS
for the boring OF Oil wells eIceptinx the sTlAa
ENGINE AND CAST IRON DRIVING PIP.
tbut viii be furnished. il desired, at . reasonabs
pricel and dispenses with the use Of the derrirk
rope bull wheel and other cumbrous and expensive
fixtures now in use, and is SO arranged being COZ
easily removed for the purDo of sinking wells IN
The detritus is removed from the we'll By our nat.
ent hydrsIlie process. ard does cot require the
not only removes all the detritus in from to 10
minutes. but likewise efectually clears out And
opens all the small oil veins that 30 often en-
tIely closed up by the old process Of sand pumping
With this machine snd practical engineer n
weI be sunk from 400 to 600 feet within psricd
Of from Is to 50 days after the soil Pipe has been
Arrang ements are being msds for the construs
tor aAd delivery of these machines At New YORK,
Norwich, Newburg, d. T., and Pittsbure, Pa. Fcr
s s11u%u. iniorm.tiGp Price terms 30 ,ddse,s
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TIE TRooPs.-Up to yesterday afternoon
$4,000 troops had left the city in troop trains,
OF which number about $1,000 went West, to
BenwoCd and Parkersburg Va. This number
does not include those going en- the passenger
trains, which has, since the LIST inst, averaged
over 500 per day, making the entire number
about 100000, an average of about 1900 per
day. there remain yet abont 10000 to leave
which includes the balance of the army OF the
Potomac, about 1900, and the heavy artillery
in no fOrtifi
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T3IHwAY.& so9Ns PIANos.

6 T7IEwAYt SONS PIANos,
pf.So' eysrss,nnS Siso, s.y vSrS ms UPRIGHT
scale SQUARE PIANOS. The superierity
tsbished. We invite the public TO esH and exss,.
inc. ct eur wafsrooms. e9Tnsr Of Ith street and
sole Agent Of eteinwsy . Pianos, And Mason A.
Hsmlin's Cabinet ORGANS. sslT = - ap % =
0NR SEVEN OCTAVE 5splendid Rosewood
~ PIANO for sale shsag a. the .Music.-SSn
sortr EFT of stsinvay's. Raven & Baeonis WIN
&C & HSine's PIANOS Nlvays en- hand lie 1891.
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SUDDEN DEATH Yesterday Mr.. John 2.
IashoIue- well known throughout our COM
muElty as the messenger OF Riggs d Co.'s
bank, died at his residence on street, after an
illness of two days. Mr.. Lashorne was 4
young man of most exemplary habits, and his
death Will be lamented by large number of
our citizens and in the Masonic order, OF which
he was a prominent nam Der. He was also a
member OF Colum bia Lodge and Mt. Nebo En-
campment OF Odd Fellows He leaves several
orphan children. His funeral takes place to-
morrow afternoon.
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PROLIFIC Mrs. Williams, wife of Charles
Williams (coIored) living on Both street near
n gave birth 10 four girls on Friday night
last, Dr.. II. II Louvre attending. Three of
the children were born alive, but subsequently
they died.
To MORROW the last Washington q uadrille
Association make an excursion TO Glymont
RrTar genPnts are perfected for grand time,
and magnificent trip is expected.
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AUCTION BALES.
THIS AFTERNOON AND TOMORROW.
RI GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctionssrs,


BIZ GREEN 4 WILLIAMS. Auctionssrs.
TsEp1 i dsnaAss1HShg 1ETlRssr OF osysT,A5t
SA FIFE FfSIukkffss0 f FSh f ftssiftki 2sS
auction rooms Of Green Z wiilis@s. corner Of1ts
sse ,Ss snsi s.sGn q.
come Of he lsssses in and to ne ,Sovs-msntionsd
read By the It ID. Tine .. safe,
not expire until The 1t Of June 49,, The prem
p n FS..s shs
sne essssscd Viii g s The
ground about twenty one acres under lease Tpf.
psGs 81 he e there
Is fine spring near the hotel. and excellent .n
Il si%:. prior e Re ..i. fssss;:oH sssss Sses
Of?Im.tiGa tppIS e the ,5gs,s s.
be REQUIRED to pay down 1t the time OF sale Two
6RAkkEs 4 4 ..tt4 hskh&tH Trustees.
js H-d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
UY GRIIN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
ADMINIsTRATkIXs SALE OF STOCK OF
FARMING M TTEN ISL wAGoNst HARNEss'
On TUEspAY, the aqth instant. Al 10 o'efoeE a.
m. We shall sell on the Garden Farm the Per
street road opposite Fort Stevens, BY order of the
honorable Or phans court OF the District of Col
umbia, consisting Of
Two good Work Horses and Harness
Sir good Mich Cows
Market Wagons, Carts. Ploughs
Harrows, Guilty. ators Hses, Shovels
Lot of Hay and Rye Straw
f Bedste S1s Bedd f and Feather Beds
Lot of Table Crock cry. DC.
And many other articles toe numerous to emu
merate. -,
that amount. credit of ninety days, Cor notes
Satisfactorily endorsed, bearing Interest.
SARAH A BUTT. Admi nistratrix.
10 IA anSt GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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AUCTION SALES.
Rf BRINSMADl IL CLARK, Auctioueers.
- 312 "a. Az. adjeinins tropslitAn Hotsi

ID s7a "a. az ,adtsinins Metro pslitln Hot'l
We, We shall sell st our store THIS lvENING. IN
i INV Of Wo,shss Photograph Albums,
rAnted to be As represented je - st
Pr GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auetionssrs.
AUCTION SALE q 1s4 FT %. sglLD1sa LOTS IN
-e or pa sosi
:ss assD t The ssTs ssa
ath street. between and streets. p feet
Terms sns IN % an
on5hsse cured by deed Of trust on the premises.
~ All hOony,eyansiss and Revenue stamps 1t the
GREEN 4 WILLIAMS. Aucts.
the next House and Lot adjoining the above
premises. being tie same size House and Lot,
II "'d' 1 GREEN n ne WILKINS VII Il ANS
RYJAs. C. MCGUIRE d co.. Auctionssrs.
TURNITURl AND FIXTURES o. RIsTAU-
IN ru RAFT At PUBLIC AUCTION;
O'Clock in The mornings We :hs se The entire
i1rnitIre and Fixtures of the Fenton Restaurant.
over Ridwell & Sons Drug store. naming in
is solid Walnut Marble; top Tables
l solid Walnut French Plate Mirror, Slab and
Bracket
Walnut Extension Dining Table
large lot of Cane Seat Chairs
Small Silver Plated CT gar Counter Case
Silver Plated 8, aud 5 bottle Casters, Napkins
Cutlery, Spoons, Glass and Crockeryware
DamAsk Lambrokin. Coruiee Window Shades
Walnut Writing Desk, Pictures, Water Cooler
&c.
About 15n yards floor Oil Cloth. large Ice Box
Cottage Chamber Suite, Ch amber Car pets Check
and White Mating
Walnut H. G. Sofa, Bureaus and Bedstesds, Ward
Mattresses, ! Be- and Bedding
Large Cooking Steve, Wood and Coal. Chamber
Stoves. &C., &C., &c.
is IL JAS G. Meg UIRE CO., Aucts.
METROPOLITAN POLICE SALE.
A light brown MARE MULE. about eight years
old. was found estraY on the q tn May by the Me-
tropolitan Police. Unless legal evidence of own
ership rhall be previously furnished to the Prop
erty Clerk of the District at his Office 4s3 10th
street west, said Mule will be sold to the highest
cash bidder. at the Bazaar, No. IS Louisiana ve-
nue.. on To IsDAY, June q, 1855, at 10 O'Clock q.
GEORGE r HERRIoK. Property Clerk.
isl9-3t VIM L. WALL i CO. Aucts.
INV RRrrN WIJ.IIAMS Apctianaara
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* ECOND GRAND AFTERNOON AND EVE
RERNIA CLUB
DEN on New York ave-. bet. LIST and I'd sts ,tf4&
on TUESDAY, JUNE 10Th, 1865
Committee of Arrau gements: John Myers. Jno
Foley, Martin Graham. John Corners, Thomas
Sanders, James II Bush. Tickets. 50 cents ad-
hitting Gentleman and Ladies je u Is IA 10 alF
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sSoa a5:. Ss
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We shall sell at our store THIS EVENING. An
invoice Of watches, Jewelry, Photograph Albums,
Dry Goods Cutlery, Cigars, &c. AL goods war
rAnted to be As re presented je 10 St
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EeR sALl- Tive new milhed COWS; With
E calves; directly from the country; st 173 I'd
street west, between and SITS. - 10 81
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E7OR SALE-A three story frame HOUSE, hsv-
L ing rooms. with water in basement, and in
good repair. Inquire at the house. 537 10th g.,
from S:nifhaOnian
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-12

The following persons applying for pardon
up TO July we're graduates Of West Point. or former
ly attached to the United States Army; none have
been pardoned yet
From Virginia. Joseph r. X. Anderson, L. l..
Fauntleroy. ". Gillian. j. l.. Goode. Frank Huger,
Edward johnson. G. W. Lay. Richard H. Lee l.. L..
Lowman a. l.. NJ Rust. q. \. Thompson. T. q; WI
lilms G. T.. Picket: North Carolina, L. III. Holmes,
Tonnes-ee, Il q. Fain Marshal, I. Polk; Alabama.
j. l.. While. Maryland j.. Boyd Texas. T. J. Rored'
No State given j. NJ. Barton. William y. X Beal W.
l. Caball Charles {. Campbell George Deas. J. W.
Frazer A NJ. Haskill. J. \ Marmaduke A. H. Mont
gomory. 5. r. Mora. l.. u. ID. Riley, Charles u.
Rogers.
Tho following applicants orpardon were educated at
the United State. Naval School formerly attached to
the L niied States Nayy-none pardoned yet:
From Virgins VIM. Burnett. John NJ. Brooke, Geo.
W CITY +. Chatlrd A. VI. DE Bfee. John DE Brco X.
j. Freeman, a. II. Fairfax French Forrest. james =.
Harrison, w. ID. Harrison, j. ;. Henderson, d. w.
Hunter L. Aigbonso Jack sou. W. Jordan H. ken
needy ;. s. Lee Charles II. Leady, ii. ii. Lewis, u: g.
Loyal. George Minor. Hugh n. Page. G. H. Pondex
ter VIM sharp w. Is. Sinclair. Wm. L. smith. A; ;.
TAYLOR T.. c. fhornbury John X. Tucker, II. BTyler.
W 4 wisham; Alabama. W: l.: Bradford CT TABS
Joel 5 kennard; Florida. w w. j. keely, John X.
Mitchell; Maryland Charles H. McBnir, >. Earnest
Meicer; Tennessee, George A. Howard, Louisiana.
W. w Hunter. Georgia, Charles j, Graves; New
York w. II. Parker; no state gwen, John H. PafAcr'
j. ". Cooke.
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Prof, McCuliough.

This person has been caught, and now lies III
prison In Washington. lilo was formerly Professor OF
Chemistry M Columbia College and remained IN that
position until the Winter Of 1902. when he suddenly
disappeared and next heard Of In Richmond. Ills
election 10 the Chair OF Chemistry In Columbia made
some talk nj the time and VIII be remembered by many
OF our readers Mccullough. opponent was Prof VOL
colt Gibbs generally Acknowledged 10 be an able man.
bat unfortunately for himself and the College a
Unitarian. The precise relations between chemistry
trustees folt themselves bound elect none but ap
orthodox man TO teach chemistry aud accordingly they
elected Mccullough. -
This person is bitter traitor He remained In New
York for nearly two years after the beginning OF the
war and then ran away 10 Richmond whore ne AZ
once took tho place for Whieh he had sold himself hs
head of the Chemical Bureau. In this oilee be pre-
pared nlammabe compounds, eh were to BE- used Tor
liz destruction OF Newly end other Northern cities
aud showed readiness to nbct with hi' technical sk
the most Infamous plot, OF the Rebel leaders Tor ihe de
s.ruction ~ the women and children OF the NORTH AS
an adyenturcr INSCRIPTIONS. treaehcrous and ready
u serve any cause for pay he IL one OF the most detes
V' New. York Evening Post.
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funeral at st. Johns Chapel vsrck st.. on "Wednesday
18th inst, ct II ocoot q m.. without further aoeesN
Tnesdsy the llth inst OF chosra To-
iansum Irene, only daughter Of Abnr and Hcnnetts '"
Nandenbereb ased2 months and II days
Funeral rom the residence Of Richard Absrson. at Nosh
Hampstead, L. L.. Thursday, at 10 o'clock IN on
WALLACHAt ssratogs Springs, on Tuesday July H. yed
- L. j. Wallace organist OF the Church Of st. Paul tho
Apostle Fity-ninthst. .----
His remains win be brought to this city and solemn nsss OF
day July I3 at loA o'clock His friends and scquant
snces ere requested TO attend.
YEREANCE-On Tuesday, July H. William Arthur son Of
EveIsrius Warner aud Catherine L. Z. Yerrance, ssed
months and II days. ..-..-.'. I-....
The ispsra will take plsce from the residence Of his grand
father, the Rev Alex H. Warner Hsckensaek Bergen Co..
N j., sn Thursday July ID, at II Trsns leave foot
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TIE New PEySsyLvAylA CoLLEoR.-Judg

TIE New PESSsyLvANiA CoLLEGE.-Judge
Asa Packer of Mauch Chunk, Carbon County, IA,
has given 100000 for the establishment ana
maintenance Of 4 college at bethlehem, in Pennsylvania
commission at tho head Of whom Is Bishop stephens
il already engaged In organizing plan for tue eoiese
tract Of 81 acres Is also given site for the college,
bindings and the Trustees not fettered IN their ae
lion rs TO the Kind OF buildings TO be erected or such
other arrangements as necessary TO carry OUT 'no
munfccnt purpose Judge Packer. Beth'ehem Is one
of the loyeliest villages in PennsySania. IL Is IN
Northampton County the south bank OF the Lehish
River at the junction Of the Lchigh Valley and North
Railroads II miles from the aourshing
CITY of Ea,,on. and 81 miles from Philadelphia.
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Intelligent unless they have some means Of sustaining
themselves other than by hiring themselves out The
Irish are fair specimen / cannot see why confs-
ated lands may not be sold to the Freedmen 1t may
" better to lease them to Phanthropsts Tor short
time but when they sold let the blacks have thcm.
Ssvea&: These people must have of moral in
tegrity to deal with them. They place implicit conf
dence in those who try TO do for them and this gives
men an opportunity to swinde them out Of all their
earnings.
Eighth: Orphanshomes viii have TO be established
there are thousands of colored orphans who have
one 70 care for them. Yours. very respectfully.
/. G. ENSIGN, General Field Agent. U. S. g. G..
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the rprisng proprietor Of this paper proposes
erect ono Of the most complete newspaper
in the world. He has purchased the large and hand
some building at the southwest corner of Sixth and
Chestnutsts. with some adjoining houses. The prop
erty and contemplated Improvements will cost over
100000. Large the sum is, the circulation and ad
yertsing patronage Of The Ledger. and not less the
business energy and ability Of its owner will make the
outlay a prudent and profitable one. The ErenfnS
Bulletin has bought new building No. 6o7 Chestnut
st., and will soon move into its new quarters.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-12

DYSPEPSIA AND FITs!-A sure cure for these
distressing complaints is now made known In Treatise
on Foreign and Native Herbal Preparations. published
BY DR. O. PHELPS BgowN. The prescription was fur
nshed him in such p.oyidential manner that be can
conscientously refuse to make 1t known. NJ 1t has
cured everybody who used it, having faled in
single 1t is equally in cases OF Fits as OF
Dyspepsia; and the Ingredients may he found in any
drug store. Sent to all the receipt of five cents
to prepay postage Address Dr. o. PHELPS BROWN
No. 10 Grundst., Jersey City. New-Jersey.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-12

NEW JERSEY PoLITICs.-Gcn. Fitzpatrick has
becn elected q delegate from Sussex County to the
Ns,Y J.rsey State Union Convention, To meet nj Tren-
ton nm the .Oth. The General has made speech urg
mo- the nomination ~ The Hon. G.. T. Cobb for Cover
No. neJyng himself that n nominated he would stump
the State for him. providing he could get leave oI
.I..nce from the field.