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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-28

Although the above sale Sl he for cash. the Trustee l.
authorized by the us OF virginia, the assignee The
Judgment 10 secure whrhtc deed given, say that
ihc purchase may De- settled oras olows The expenses
Of sllean one third OF the residue the purchase
ney 10 be Taid In cashhc other two-thrds In amt -
nths with Interest from thr diy vt sale secured ly
bond and security. an Deed # Trust on tn properly
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-28
TRTTST Sal

IN pursuance ofne provisions ola Deed Of Trust execu
Il ted 10y Thomas Hudsius 10 the subscriber which deed
hears date the ls day Of March, 1872 duly record
cd IN the Clerks Office Of the County Court OF Math ws
county. shall on Friday. The Ia day ofIuy. 1872 before
the front door Of the Exchange Hotel the city Of
inond expose 10 sale at public auction, for cash. Tract
Of Land conveyed ~ In SAID dcet called
CENTREVILLE,
Situated In the county OF Matthew's. and de scrbed in said
decd as containing between and9O acres less
THIS property i seuted valuable and from
lis location and the complete sud extensive improvements
onuio he particularly desirable asa country residence
The s deed hc residence Of the frantor above named
IS Ia bc sold for the payment Of the dcbt mentioned IN
The deed and tie will peremptory and without re
Although the title Is believed he ununesiinnabe vel
selling astrusecI will convey only such title as is ycsfe
IN inc by tile trust deed.
ie3 ctd JOHN PAT TON Trustee
A1ffoua1t f1te c,f. hc 4,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-28

uYDRAULIo oEmENT.-5O bbls Rosiodalo's
jS~ 40 WINSTON,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-28
LOTTERIES.
ID. NJ. Hor'r q cos OFFICE.
Redmond Va

ID. NJ. Horr q cos OFFICE.
R'eAnsansd Va.
tins's a I'ekef at Hoyfs Lucky C,o.,.
waco s0oH secured ieads GA 10 u - Fonr,s~
"i'"hso OF va LeesbuTg Io'tery, Class H-Drawn os,h
- 81 70 9 % - &c 25 % % % ais9Ia
D'a"ins "i va. NonoDsaia Lottery, No 10;
% 10 &c 60 ID q IS n g.
Drawing n Grand Consolidated Iot,e,v n.
u 20 "a SO 10 Is co p &c Al - "a
belos IRE the schemes for July. We invite the
PARTICULAR attention OF our friends 20 them.
Mssnifeen, Scheme for 2d july.
sfo ,ooo CAPiTAE, and r7f- $4,000 in prizea Of
tlGO each.
ID &, July ID, lSi2s - A'' AA"'i u
SPLENDID Scheme.
Grand ipiial Of. ...................stln
,P''~, "i.. -ss.....-........ ............,ibtOl
1000
-..'..''. $50
''''s'...' ...lJ0
IN .'...''.-......... .............SO
a. no 100 OF 1000 sc -ru
rtnEic whole tic kets et2--shafra In
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-28

JOHN VI. OREM,
OREM & NORLING,
MOULD rcspcctfi:ly invite the attention of the custo-
w mers ~ the late hrm. and the puu'c rally to
my sock ~ Srring aud summer Cloihing which have
bcrn selected with aud being made Lcs
II nneTi undcr my own superiuieudance with
ticn'c oh"rhe public. Cl0ina. which for durability and
sNe cannot te red Ia The United The FOL
loving lstc"iuQr'sca Jar of my lssoumcut:
super Buc Black. Olive, London Brown aud Invisible
. . Green Dress aui Frlck Cnals
10 bo'neosHine' hnFerial Summer Cloth, Drap d.
no Linen aud Cingham Coatee aud Frack Coats
10 40 dn Houses French style
DO Round Jackets varinus uhaliues
fauiaoons Of single 'nil!d and MeTlno Cashmere
" black summer Goods virinus qunities
u GdmhroH N and tauoon, handsome sfylcs
. DO Fancy Linen Drilling white and colorcd
NoHs-shk, sam, Bombazue Chaey, Valencia and Mar
settles
shiTts-Liucn. Cnion and SILK
l">ons ani Collars, six aui Linen TIdkfs'
Stnoks 'ravais. Scat r. Suspenders aud Gloves
Hlk AMI Cotton halt IIuse
Eis ani Bingham Umbrellas
Russia Riding Belts, Shoulder Races
ALSO,
samples OF the most Fashionable Goods kept in the
style.
Gentlemen In want OF Clothing would do well TO call
examine my stock, as am determined To be
passed In point OF chcapncss, 10y Establishment in this
city. T. u SPENCE, Agent,
ap2 Matn 81 z d0oTa below Exchange Bank.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-13

We give extract from letter received ffsm J. v
BELLOWS, Esq, Of wslpOle ~ H. it 10 valuable IN
practical point Of view. He informs that company 81
Farmer. and Mechanics has been formed which bears the
of the Farmers and Mechanics Co" tor the purpose
OF dong their buying and selling their
mercia business, and Ter mutual protection against the
unposit!ons OF country traders
They have Constitution which commences thus -
where's, in our country, every t7cn has legal Right
to pursue Whatever honorable calling Le choose. We
Farn.s and Mechanics, believing that interests
community and individuals be promoted be- sssD-
cd,Gg ourselves together for the purpose of carrying
mrrcasle business do associate ourselves for that pur-
posc," &c.
Nj BELLOWS goes on to say " Is i necessary 10 state
the great advantage, OF such aSocsOn 10 the Producer
Manufacturer; Here place WHERE h-
his produce fair price aud also buy neceSaes al fair
profit 10 the concern. IL i SockhOder The Famers
aud Mechanics his ncghborood are like himself stock.
holders They all Interested in the store we'll
tscir farms There is longer warfare between the
country Trader and tie Producer, which shall ct .
sharp trade upon the other. The farms are not sacrificed
by mortgage. There IS OvergrOwn wealth and 40 al.
jec, poverty in such because all share alike profit
and loss In short scheme by which the Farmer and
Mechanic may sssnge the products other labor without
LIST. Tie risk Of unjust price,.
~. OF eItOrtion and imposition.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-13
THE Macon Specific

10 IL, Editor Of The Tribune:
On than occasion you have voluntarily cspoused
tie OF the orpre,vd; am therefore embodened to
request little space IN your paper TO expose shameful
fraud upon city mechalcs.
For months forts have been made get into cir.
euaion among the bills of the Jack onN lie Bank o FLO
rda These bills have printed them the information thai
they are redeenabe by Moses Beach at the rate OF IL
per cent discount Many mechanics are paid off IN ihe'
bills but as most people think that paper soney furnished
by Florida suspicion, commodity, and are unwilling to
courenance 80 questionable operation IN finance, aud
olh To lose cent by receiving the shnpasiers, gro
and traders ke seusble men, refuse have any thing
10 do With the trash The Con,eQ that the mcchan-
r, TO LAKE MS wages available. must submit to tax of ID
per cent hs earnings Tor he benefit OF Mr. Beach ana
hs leliow operators in Florida shnpastcrs The man who
tarns ten dollars week. and is paid III these vile rags
dtiradded OF Is cents OF his earnings weekly which womb
pay Tor two daily papers for - encft OF geniesen VINO
sdy TIE least not extensively known as pubic bene
factors Poor guls Who work hard for their money an'
whose and condition lie appeal TO every man who
TOR protection. pay tribute al the sun once be
fore they carry home tser senser earning. And al
this done with best grace IA the world Let no
the person who wishes to exchange Jacksonville notes io
specie at the sun Office expect that pleasant looks OF tan
words viii be wasted him, because, lie does, he us,
lie deceived
|, /, said that the proprietor Of the sun me
ctac himself, and earned h' bread by labor Ii hard Il
believe this assertion The fcrocous Wild beast prey
not upon is KIND No trHe mechanic could descend 4
hc ptul employment OF enrchng himself at the expense
OF hs fellow mechanic 10y traffic IN Geprcc .,ed money.
Il NO consideration OF honesty induce these hnancier
10 withdraw their crcuaion, the mechanics
labortTs have remedy IN their own hlrd which ibe'
cannot apply too We have all heard Of the Maeo'
NS'cwc The sun has endorsed tie poprcty and benet
OF using The uedcse and therefore cannot object to akini
ado'e let the working and ALL refuse to rcoci
Jacksonville money any thing than itsScuai worth
s cents and TO or.uv OF action and arouse q
70 en>e OF their duiy the earliest convenient day let
Mcetns be called IN the Park. More
L,uoRISG Mas.
y Our correspondent rish lar a. lie goes, bat
doe MI go far enough No laboring man should ,tri'
JaotS1Hg'is notes at all. aale payment OF very la
debt Leave brokerage 10 brokers, money onl
What viii pass money again, dollar tor dollar This u h
genuine Macon Specific; there mistake in it-uolhn
les. " al answer. Try II. Ed Tr,Li..e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-13
THE COMMON COUNCIL.

10 TIE Editor Of The Tribune: May 10th, 1872
SIX Iva, in Attendance this day when the new Bolro
o. Aldermen about being organized. Our Mayor. As
understood him from the reading OF h, opinos with rcsarc
IN I'm, members who ought to be sworn sinued that h,
,o,lt AZ, offer The oath any except those whom Ia,
Ck ,houd s4y by the returns were suy 'iee'es-other-
wr j, would bs giving the power TO the Mayor OF Cicr1u
adse and IN case at regular returns to decide wh
were or who weee not elected. Now, >houh wish io
know whether could not place az m1'h '"in"'"'e D.
our Mayor or his Clerk, the Clerk or his Asa" Of u'
Comfy From ia. returns made This day AID Tue cour
upr,n,l lac the Iocn, think the danger much greater u"'
ndsc.led hv hi, Honor tie Mayors TIE ''e'A n-
deCtly made false OF garble return OF the 'ie0'on " ~
Sixth and Twelfth Wards and which we're no' '''o"''
be read Tor the information OF those Interested ou
i.g 10 the views OF Mayor Morris ooghi no 20 os
IT. s,,h w,,d from, the opinion OF the Mayer, no" d'
fc.ocb ,ed II ha, no Alderman Assistant, 10 Collector
no Assessors no Constables should be pirnse" 10 '
from Mayor Morris what It IS 10 do. '"N"ON "hN'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-13

LArEAxD 1xroRrAxrT FROM FLORIDA BY the
steamer Col. Harvey. Capt. Pearson, arrived here
from Palutka yesterday, We have the following
hastily written lines from Of our CORES pom
dents We suppose our friend, are too busy to
write rs more a, length saw Rep. 7ih.
PALArIA May J.
have to i.orm Won that the glorious news ha'
lust been received through MAJOR BclAnaP. that
Hsncck Tu,tcnug,ee and parry have surrendered
10 Colonel " orth at Fort Mcclure, In all eighiy.
including twenty-six warriors. Several Cr'e"s ana
sam Jone, people are among them. our'' &c
Thus our confident sntieipation. expressed tHo
other dav are fully confirmed.
We presume that the writer doe' not mean 10
.ay that all Of sam Jones people are IN. But II
ansurs well that few Of them are, and lu'iihe'
the expectation. which We formed on the Tecei-
ton Of our last .sw.. Of his probable surrender
Thi. cheering news i. fully sustained 10y ad'ice'
received by tho quarter master =; this place
We regard the war in Florida a. virtually
finished. and Col. Worth has achieved 4 mi.ii-i!
reputation which any officer might envy. lie ha'
encountered and overcome obstacles 'lch n h'
General has met with in the campaigns OF o"'
time.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-13

Is that an abundance can be secured TO All, without
taking from Any.
l4th. To realize real and practical Liberty IN al
the relations of life.
18th To secure free development # individual
character combi.ed with unity Of action.
10th. To improve, morally, intellectually ana
physically, the condition OF all Glasses Of society'
without dctractng from the advantages Of Any
Association will respect also all true and lFsi'i'
mate Sentiments in Man, an1 maintain The ln''i-
tution- based upon ih-m,-,uc- a Religion Mar
riage and tbs Family Union.
work entitled Social Dosing Of Man N''
been written on the subject by \. Brisbane when
contain. description Of the system. 1he p''''-
cra'ic aud THc Boston Quarterly Re'iew' are
Publishing serie. Of articles on the system ion'
his pen
Tomorrow We shall enter upon drscnrtlo" ~
the Practical Organization of Association
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-13
To Editors.

We should be extremely obliged to the Editors
who exchange with The Tribune if they would
notice the object Of our labor. and give their
readers some slight idea Of the nature of the Doc
trinc which we are advocating. We have pro-
pared an article below, and VIC should esteem it a
great favor if they would give the whole or part
of it an insertion. We are laboring to spread q
Doctrine which, if realized, will do a~ay with
many of the Social Evil. which now Cypress Man.
We are not working for pccuniary gain nor for
popularity, for know that in both these re-
.pcc,. We must lose; for, n. ha, Justly been rc-
marked " The last of crimes which is forgiven, IA
that of announcing naw Truths We also par
ticulurly rcqucst our friends, and all those who
take an interest in Association 10 induce, II pos
.iblc Editor. of paper. in their ncighborhood who
do not receive The Tribune to insert the following:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-13
TIRES DICTIONARY Of Arts. Man

uiacures and Mines. NJ. ', u = isy received ~
SNXrON MILES, - Fulton-'tfe'i.
NB-sAXTON MILES viii open a iarse a'~'IimrLt
OF Theological Classical and M~taneon, BOON, o. ths
jlh Of May 55 Broldway, told stand Z" "H"nl VI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-13

V1Rcryt,-Thc House Of Dcle,atcs has gone
against u, by some 80 majority; he Senate by D.
All right; the victorious party. which 'iuIeh
Ritchie dexierou-ly rcchristens State Right lie,
pnblican.' will now be- obliged TO slow IT. hand
on the subject of Bank. md we nu-t TO vote
directly 10 RECEIVE or refuse the Land Money. II
wa, best for u. to be- beaten this time, as time
will rrsye. The vote l. generally light ana
in many countie. entirely -wayed by local con'id'
erations.
The luck Is not q,ite all against u. Vincent
Wtcher. III. able and eloquent Wing Senator
from the Pittsyvania District, whose dcifst ha'
been loudly reioicsd by the Loco-Fo co press
is reelected by7 ma iori,y. Here il the v-'c
V,nc', Witchcr { ~ Clark Penn (L.)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-13
Total. 1928

Runner is still adverse but we do not credit It,
We shall publish a List of Delegates and popu-
lar votes as soon As complete.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-13

SWciDE.-Jancs Kearney, of Rochester, latel.
jumped ovsrboard from the steamboat Amcric,
on Lake Ontario. Capt Toohey stopped his en-
gincs-scnt cut hs boat-but the cap was the
only relic found of the unfortunate man. 1t is
said, as is usually said OF men who commit sal
eide that insanity was the cause. Roch l.. Post
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-13

% J. fHNIMoRE COOPER tired another libel
suit against Thurlo~ Weed at the Mongomer
Circuit oHTuesday, and recovered n verdictof 1923
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-13
DOARDlNG-At 3 Cliff street-Two

ID Gentlemen and their VS. or three single Gsnu'
can b. accommodated moderate terms NNh h4iI
aai peasant roouA Also. two or three day .oar,ers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-13

70 The Cincinnati papers say that j2s persons
have recently been dismissed from employment in
a single street of that city through the hardness
efthc timesr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-13
,.,s FROM ato 10000 lbs. Of Fresh Gar

eN DEN SEED IN all thu choicest species snd ,erS
- ~ ale 10 qusniite. % suit p1reMsrn al bhlo'H'
uaNS ,srrsuerf e.labi snisnt, corner 81 H. giiTf>
"a R--,a'iwsv Aio, 'Thr Young Ganisners ts'isihi'
o,sasg the result. q b. p yess' prscuee ~ NV
G.ths s.0ra has h-en Boz Dred by tie award Of "Hl ~
:. from The American Institute NJ ch instytfs' ann W.
Te,s York ~tar Agricultural SOcr'y, 2g.sg A.
zeal COPE, a. Prem Gns Tor superior ,sef"rn' Dl WI
IN Products iarer comment IS d~ein+s Unh''e'sa'J
a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-13

70 Gov. SIwARD ha, again refused to pardon
Benz. Rathbun, the great forger
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UrYCURRENT MONEY of all descrip

I tons purchased At the best market rates
= j. sYLVESTER'S.
ga q Nal.reet and l3n Broadw1v.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-13
CLASSICAL and English School, base

x luent OF Church corner OF Grand and Mercer-st''
TIE under, -ut has been many years m h pre~I zoe q,
,oran 1--WE the most satisfactory r-ftnce> u patrons OF
IN school Ingru,ton efficient AMI ch1rges low.
a., L. JAMES LAWSON. Principal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-13

~ The Sangamo Ill. journal 'ay' there l.
good reason to believe that the growing crop OF
Wheat in that State Is twice a. large Ibis year as
II was that Of last.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-13
al. W1NTED-A purchaser for small

w L,ru, in GOOD c0ndi on, situated ~" thl's "ih
-. There j. 10 81 locust ttb'r 81 ABOUT
q r - YEAR. growt4 For particular, sppy 81 tana''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-13

" Lucas Ford Of Bowling Green, farewell
county. o.. was recently found hanging in his STA
be 1t j. supposed that the oct was performed
BY himself in fit Of insanity.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-13

% The carpenters shop OF Edward Perkins al
Albany was destroyed by fire on the 10th with sew
eral adjoining outbuidings.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-13

i.N srable Residence situate on Ricfsond Il. Tomp-
TTs1I- staas island be- ng the second house on The NIL
south OF the hpi,rouI Ch1uh late i the Occupation d"
William " Russell Es1. rcpeie with convenience
tor a g.uieo family, with double pam IN mont and rh
e. I'D .. ana Boo the rear, Garden and shrubhrrv.
The premise, are brauully situated about i've mnuirs
walk lorl the Quarantine Ferry, and command an extern
s,r land and water Ne~.
Particulars made kuo"n Application To Georg~ 'ain,
Fso T0ml lc or at his Office Newest. ~. fUrk,
or IL " = Root, near the Quarastne.
New York, April 81, lGi2 m,sW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-13
british PLATE GLASS WARE

, HOUSE No. Spruce street N~N.iork.
10 DEALERS
LOOKING-GLAS> PLAfE| AND 49,.
POLISHED PLATE GLASS, FOR NlNDp">,
,rr.ternr quality sul brarcy, NL.h vii nsl D-,eni
m ~ uos o.- ne r color hean'y. tom by W 10
= uch.. or ale above Nav a-o W 'rrn ~ IN
place drawing. ani prints az shop t"' "i ''e'S ~"
"u1.n '''' "'''' ISAAC l. PLtTT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-13

itv noS dishar-ug anh for Ale .u quantities O. .li
WARD BROWNE,
myl al Wash NJ tun.,t corler ~ la gu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-13
MOOR AND NUMBER Plates.-Door

Z a,d Nnrh,r Plate, ThO.e In waui Of n hlnI,0IUt
liver Plated or Bras Door Pate. at reduced prices wou
do W. 10 call at 100 Bowery. Al.o tn@aSny done n
81 49,, -, fmvqlw.l WHITE CRANE.
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ASS OCIATIO y;
.inoiples Of a True Organization Of Society.

orv Evils ARE .f.L, NOT POLITICAL: AND PnLITIc1 Al
RIroRas CANNOT REMEDY THEM.
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Correspondence.

18TH edor,h,p IF tkb column u dainct fon, Of
TIE TrJuns. AddreH letter.. postpa 10 A. BRIsLaSE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-13

pP Prof. AMOS EATON, an eminent Geoloeit
of thi. State, and for many years Principal OF tie
Rensselaer, Institute at Troy, died at that city on
tie l0th.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-13

u The cooper's shop Of Mr.. David Keys, $50
Ryiugton street, took fire on Wednesday evening
n, aEou; Q o'clock from the ovcrlurning OF pot Of
boiling varnish That and III, building. in rear of
lj2 and Ia Forsyth-sirect, occupied by num-
Der Of German families, were destroyed. Nos
1876, l58 and 100 for.y,h-street, were destroyed
and Non. 1872, I64 and 100 were considerably IN
lurcd,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-13
"a TO LET-In the Village OF Hemp

r.,M stead I. two story store on Main street two
story yelling house, adjoining Tie above. with large gar
dem barn. Sc. Also, one hall OF dwelling on Full
street
RTE above prsn,e, GENITAL part Of the village. and
y 10 be reulca at low prices Apply ~
al n WI WOOD. 26l Pearistrcet.
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ia To LET-A beautiful Residence on

iai 81 the Eighth hscDue ueag Harlem, on elevated
.r,u IL having yaV extent Of scenery Overlooking Tue
tt RIVER Tor great distance with tour acres OF hrs qus-
iy land Tie dwelling = large and cOmmodlou., hucd Tor
quiet family. repete with every convenience, and BEN.
now thorough, painted sm repaired Rent Ion 70 good
eniat Apply 10 '" n Sfh MUM.
ruyll III Chatham square.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-13
TIL f II X B l. n F.

UsoLk SANS RFcONNESDsTIoS % PHRESoLosy TO hi'
Millions of Friends tie United States Ia series Of
10, very dull Letter. Il vol lsmo. pp S0lj Harper \
BroheTG
Th. i the pleasantc,t Psychological work when
hes Yet fallen under our notice The author re-
laies many excellent stories and anecdotes ID
clever way, and though orr Phrenolosy is h"i"'y
skin deep. are fully persuaded that h'' VIII DO
nobody any harm
itpKSDIx 10 Kl.xr's Law COMPENDftM NO J. QItslon'
tor, and Answers on Law, AsaNucsiY srrinSad WIN
r,i.r.nce no the most approved authorities by AAA
kISNF
Ne Kline, Blackstone Kent. and Law
Compcudipm the latter an able work of over
1900 pages-havs won high prei.e from the
rencb and Bar, as was right The work before
~ congresses a vast amount Of legal knowledge
into Ito compass Of T. octave pages and must be
Of grcat advantage to all the young member. OF
the profession.
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go fOK SALE-The three Story Brick

iar IiOISE AND LOT Or GROUND, No =
Ns-Ns,eei, between Madison and iienry-,irs"is The
l. a Is y g feet the HOUSE Is by ~ feet ~itn - ZACH
walls bull by Days work under the rniendenfS OF ,f'
,-arr Ireland Tsre ten hre place. ~ re HOUR
-yep Of W cli are finished ia marble chimney pcce.
J,e : rv cellar undo die whole, paved and divided
mo several apartments, fre-pror a>h"u% under we
kclen place, aud the whole ~ complete orlrf inr
premises may 10 every day brween Tire houf' u u
anl o'clock. For further pare slar' apply 10
~, HgtNNEII MfHtlfRNI co 10 south street.
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equal worth. vi The Virginia NhafnS Cred". ihN
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now offered 10 the Nmrrcln public for n pleasure aprd'
la shaving Hs not only ir1gfal .eug flc anl la''.
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- HOUSES TO LET in Jersey City.

I'D one three story and basement brick house III u"
~ ~ nine Sl>s, xst suitable t1r gcuirel d'ly. h~'
No e. Aa,n ton l. three story and basement hgh hav-
g two story and cellar room 10 the rear suitable ot
larse family The above are twOm the best houses 10
Jer.cy Chs, srI viii be- let 10 good tenants c0Asi'iab'
under tl,., OF the same class Apply 10
ANDREW CLERK, Ageut Monigomery-st,
r,yi) a. near the Ferry landing.
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" William Emmons, (irreventy prc-named
Pop by sundry eschewers Of his National Epic, }
proposes publish in Boston the Biography of Col.
RICHARD NJ. JOHNSON, preliminary to running that
geItemas for next President. Price 30 cents