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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-24
by ORDsR q ihs Hon D P Iqso,naul oa' 9, 90 e, 'ss

by ORDER ct the Hon. u. p lngraham, one 81 ne
ID Judge. OF Court OF Common Pleas 10 ana 'or the
CITY snd County Of New Y0rs-Notice IL hereby gwen
pursuant 10 the provisions Of the statute Authorizing a.
tschments against absconding. concealed ara nohIesl'
estate Of HOPE WILLIAMS Aresldent Of Phtadelphia'
In the stale Of Pennsylvania. and that the same VIII o
soS ortfe payment Of his ceb,s unless he appear and
dscbarge such attachment according 70 law, ~itn uhe
months from the first publication Of hls notice. ARD thal
the paymsnt of any debts due him BY say resident OF
mis- STAR and the delivery him for his use OF sny
property within th. State belonging 90 him and the usns
Ter Of suy such property by him Orboden ny a" ao
ara void Dated the 18th dsy OF February. 1873
CAMPBELLS BOUGHrON,
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RIO TtACHHRs.-sehO0l FarAIturs. some OF it
Of Superior quality for SAFE at 81 Hsary-st May 30
from to q Pm. ~ lw-
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NAANThD-A few active yOuns uien - 80 SCUM OF
w West szentS for tho sails Of and popular
pubcaronrS $500 and above their will be
Insured to them 10 writing. with opportunity OF seAr
Ing : ] l0o per year. some men now In our employ viii
n 6osbi 900 per year clear Of eli expense,
Each will have his district II viii be necessary fof
hem east frog SIS TO 50 TO obtain sood c.
sing out. Apply 81 FKENCH's Pubishin. Hal -
sr0ad~ay up ,tsr, office Of ths Pisa OF Union.
letters ri b. p0stp.td So
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-24

L 7Nassau-street-Notce s hereby given. 10 the rea.
tives and next Of sin OF EDWARD CAMPBELL. late of
the City OF SewYofk ply sicau, deceased. that shall
apply the Surrogate Of tho County for let
tes OF Administration with the WIN annexed, upon the
estate said the 10th day OF May next AZ
10 ock Ia the forenoon d aied NewYork April 10, 48.
al1 2awtw JAMES ). THAYER Public Admini.trsIor.
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$. FURNI-nhp HOUSE To LEr.-A iS1

g. story hous- TO let, furnished 10 bor.
- hood for mouths. n, m the 18Th day OF My uest
10 respectabi, family Reference required Rent mo-
aerste ard family without children prefeued Az
dfes. box SO Post Ofics s2l 81
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- NEYYAKK. ~. u. PKOPkKTY tor .,Is o

III let The house and lot 613 Broad 81 Newsk' y
~~ The lot is 1854 feet deep and S93 FEET vide The
house two story frame building with kehen attached
al In good repair The garden contains variety Of fruit
trees Grape vines ks the location within few minutes
car, Leave almost hourly for this city The above propsr
ty susted Ia pleasant aud healthy part OF the city
and 10 very desirable res5 enos TOR smal oily Ap
DIV 20 THEODORE STOUT, Merchants Exchange Bank,
ajtf to CONpfT X NOBLE. 10 Waters
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PARKERG POTTER Of Whitehall,
liz iawJm Attorneys for Attaching Crcdito

DN ORDER Of Rensselaer, Lamb Esq. County judge
ID Of the County Of CAaeugus notice Is hereby given
that an has issued against the estate OF nOM
AS NREELAND as nouIe.dent debtor aud thst the
same will be sold for the payment OF his debts unless he
appear sud discharge such attachment accOdg 70 a~
within nine months from the first publication Of this no
tce that the payment of any debts due 90 him BY
r-.dens Il this State sud the delivery 10 him, or tor his
use & any property within this State belonging % him,
aud the transfer OF such property by him, are forbid
den BY law aud are void. Dated March q, 1913
ANGEL 4 RICE, Atrys for Attaching Cresto,s,
III N
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DuKSUANT TO AN ORDER made b, Andrew

4 Hodges surrogate Of the County Of Kings notice Is
h-reby according TO law - =. persons having claims
against the estate Of JOHN RATHBONF late the City
Of Brooklyn, In said County deceased. that they
CURED 20 exhibit the with the vouchers thereof to
the subscriber the sdmnsrax, Of all and singular the
goods chattss and credits which were OF said deceased
her residence No so Jorsemon ia the City Of Brook
lyp, before the 2ih day Of July 1913 Dated this
20 day Of January 1913
IA l.x6fn. ELIZA RATHBONE Admini,tratrir sc
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IN PURSUANCE OF an 0fdsT oI In9 ouII0EaV5 W TDe
tCountv OF Nev-York rotce is hereby given 20 al per-
.ous h sving claims against NAT HANlk HANAHU kST,
late Of the City OF NsWYork deceased, present the
same with the vouchers thereof the subscriber his
residence No % East Broadway 10 the City Of New
York before the twentysec0nd day OF June next
Dsred NewYork the eighteenth day Of December 1917.
d20 l.w6m+ WIN = MOTT. Executor.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate Of the
County Of New York notice Is hereby given 70 all
claims against MICHAEL WEAN FIR, late OF
the City u New-York boatmsn deceased present the
with the thereof 20 the subscriber AZ his
office No Nassau In the City Of New York or
before the 9Th day of May nextDaed NewIor the 9th
dLy Of Nov l8f7 JAMES ). THAYER,
Public Adm &c
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BOARDING >CHOOL.-RnslJn Aezaeny, Ou-ens
OCo Long isara.rne >pfiug Term Of this lnsutaiion
~i open Monday PM 10, l54s, std e0nfiuus twelve
weeks Circular, containing farther inorp,.aon may ,.
ooE ined al me Office Of III Western ESQ rs B,osd.
~sJ. n Y. IS 2a~ow- T.. A hYUE Principal
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Attorney for Attaehi1s Creditor.


DY ORDER Of Hon. Jsmes R Lawrence, County
ID Judge Of the County Of Onoudsga, Of the degrees OF
Counselor. &c Notice !. hereby syen that an agaen
ment issued AGAINST the estate OF DANIEL : KAY
MOND, late Of Syracuse in the County OF Onondaga an
abscondiug debto due proof made 10 the said County
Judge pursuant the statute concerning attachments
a. aiust Ascending, concealed Nonresident debtors
and that the same will b. sold for the payment OF his
debts unless he the said Daniel Raymond, appears ans
DISCHARGES such attachment according 70 law within three
months from the first publication Of this notice and that
the payment Of any debts and the delivery Of any prop
ery heou sing 90 the said debtor for HE and the
transfer Of any property by him for any purpose whatever
are forbidden BY aw and void Dated az Syracuse
the IOth q Az OF Feb l8f8. FORBES 4 SHELDON,
l4flaw3n Atys for Attaching Creditors syracuse Ny
by ORDER OF Martin Lee, County Judge Of Wash
ID ington County counselor, &c-Notice Is hereby XIV
en- pursuant the provisions Of the statute Authorizing
attachments against absconding concealed and nonfe
dent debtors thar attachment has issued sganst The
estate of HORACE GRAY aud NATHANIEL FRANCIS
nonresident debtors and that the will be sold tor
the payment of their debts unless they appear aud dis
charge such attachments according 70 law within nine
month";. from the first publication Of this nonce, and that
the payment of any debts due TO them by residents Of This
state and delivery them for their use Of any prop
erty within this belonging 70 them and the transfer
any such property by them are forbidden by law snd
are vOid.-Dated Jsuuary Is, 1913.
PARKER x POTTER Of Whitehall
fl FFa Hm red
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GsEESwIcH BAsE. Nsw-Y April II is4s.
THE PRESIDENT AND DIRECTORS have

Ihs day deeIsred dividend Of per cent on The capt
IA stock Of this Bank payable 10 the Shareholders and
sfer the Let day OF Msy next By order of The Board
sZAmyl- WILLIAM HAYES Cashier.
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The steamer J. T.. COFFEE. Capt r. V.
Arfowsnith will Leave HewYork, Chambers 81 daily,
San iys excepted. ats P 81. Returning, leave Key Port
At :. A. NJ laoalns al Fort Hamilton each way Fare
to Key Port % cts Fod Hamilton, IL. cts eli san
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- u0U-E ~ BnOUKLYN.-A .asI

q. having hired house pes,,ntly locsted 10 Book
lyu, AZ rent = s5i0 year. would rele, The
zane to appropriate p-fson. and tske tho rent 10
board, The advertiser furnishing his oWn apartments -
AGA IS, II box ms. with real tsrne, zua where
IN b.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-24

-, TO LkT-A sms family having more room thsn
Ss they require, would let part consisting Of two
rooms on ths second floor front basement aud large
room Ia the atue 60 4 small fauiy-ons without servant
would b. prrfsrrsd Iuduir- Al 50 White-st sl7u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-24

IN PURSUANCE Of an order ofthe Surrogate Of the
County Of New York notice Is hereby gwen 20 al per,
sons having claims against JOHN w. burgess, late Of
the City Of NewYork grocer deceased 70 present tho
with the vouchers thereof 10 the subscriber al ms
Office No Nssssu-st in the City Of New York on or be-
fore the 9th day Of May next-Dated Newfors Sth Gay
Of November, 1871. - - .,, =, 40, =, ,
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4 ODGING.-At the Old Cronlsy House" IS PAfs.
L. row. Mr Cronley selling 70 Ar Clark mss-s
change with regard 20 the beds They the subscribers
propery who kept me Od ng apartments carns the
AS I'M. EDWO REYNOLDS
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EPISCOPAL COLLEGIATE la.q...e. st.pis-

OOARDiNG ~CHOUs.-Ai Wilton. FERN.
ID sloO per yeaf-Boys lsse stcsmbost sad ..sse
Ieet-soI - ceuts Cfcaais the Methodist boos Rom
r,ns-meUts uso- 81 ; s Ssurs-s To- Chslhsm-st
g. 9ifs ARFL WHITIOCk prfncfosf
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GOAL, Mining. ana the Coal Trads.-The Geographi-
" cal and Geological Distribution OF Fossil Fuel and Min
ea Buminous Substances employed in the Arts and Man
uactues with many maps and diagrams OF the great coal
Producing countries giving the production
and commercial distribution in all parts Of the world with
prices, tariffs, duties, and International regulations BY
Richard Cowng Taylor volume octave, with very nn-
merous maps and enRavngs, 400 STATISTICAL tables and
100 analyses Of mineral combustbles. lS43
Dunn on Coa-nining and the Coal Trade. volume
Newcastle, England 5t
Blu ye's Practical Miners Guide. volume. London.
Piatner the Blowpipe' in Minerals, Ores, Furnace.
Products, DC volume, London.
DON
Geology as Science applied practically to the discovery
Oh coal, NC, by John Rookie volume. London.
don, "
don. s'' - 7
laite de rExploitaon DIES Mines par M. Oh. Combes,
and atlas. Paris -" =
su 10 service dams les Foges approve par Min
impor.ed rom L london and Paris by f. TAYLOR.
Also, Report, by W. r. Johnson, the u s. Navy De-
mnment, ON tue various American Goals. / volume
Report, by ID. ID. Gwen to the o. s. Treasury De
ment OF Geological Exploration of Iowa. Wisconsin, and
Illinois l volume l'"'-'
And many other works, English and American treating
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June is
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PATENT OrrIcE, June 8, lS4S.

INV the petition OF Ross Winans, OF Baltimore,
~ praying for the extension Of patent granted to him
n the l October 1884, for improvement in railway
and carriages for years from the expiration OF
laid patent which takes place the LIST day of October
848- ~,
II ordered that the said petition be heard at the Patent
Office, the third Monday OF August next, (2lst,) at ~
o'clock, M; and all persons notified to appear and
show cause if any they have, why said petition ought not
10 be granted
Ordered also, this notice be published in the Union
neigencer and Demokrat, Washington Argus, Bslti-
more Pennsylvanan, Philadelphia True Sum- and Sun,
New York; Post Boston Gazette, Portsmouth, N. H.;
Post, Pittsbug and Inquirer, Cncinnati once week
or three weeks publication whereof
August NEXT = ~ EDMUND BURKE, 81
/ Hir, Commissioners of Patents
p s. Editors of the above papers will please copy and
send their bills the Patent Office, with paper contain
ng this notice.
June 4-w3W
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Institution established and conducted BY the Sisters of
Charity, chiefly for the relief of the insane
FIS institution is beautifully situated on commanding
eminence within view Of tho city Of Baltimore. and
advantages that reader particularly desirable as
residence those afflicted with mental disorders me
Interesting views OF highly cultivated and agreeable
country Its apartments spacious oy and Well ven
'ated and are furnished in style that will bear compar
son with respectable hotels. 1t is abundantly
Supplied with the finest water and its bath arrangements
by other similar establishment In the
auended to by Sisters of Charity and visited
more daily by the physician. Although it Is behind no
'oher asylum In the possession of all the and
'modern improvements for relieving the insane, yet
the character and OF domesfic retreat
rather place for the secusion and confinement oil
dangerous and incurabe persons It has been the sudlon
its founders invest with everything appertain
ling ordinary home, in which the patient, at all times
when of the will admit, will be surrounded
by all comforts and advantages of cheerful G~d done
te society. Accordingly the greatest care Is taken, not
merely discard far practicable every form OF per-
ona restraint but from the observation Of the
everything that tend rritae distress their
feelings Opportunities for varied occupations and amuse
msnts within and without doors studiousy supplied
aud exercise the open air the carriage, or on foot is
carefully enloined. .te-tt ~ l4
Over the female department the Sisters themselves have
the immediate charge; whilst in the male department are
provided faithful and competent male attendants who have
and whom the Sisters maintain tho strctest supervs
on This institution possesses accommodations Tor the re-
cepon of hundred and fifty patients The terms vary
from SIS per week. 1.-THE patient require OF his friends
desire accommodations and additional attention, het
will be charged accordingly For further Information APP
ply the Sister Superior OF the institution, or TO Dr. Wm
Il Stokes, the physician.
Dec. %
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TINHE American Quarterly Register Magazine
conducted by James Stryker.-Ths valuable perodi-
cal is just issued from tho press of E. c. " Bddle,
Philadelphia. Ii may be had the bookstore OF
scber who is the agent for this city, and who will
subscriptions and deliver copies all that wish
WILLIAM NJ MORRISON,
q. Penn. avenue, Washington city.
Co For the character and design of the work. reference
is also made Hon John Bryan, opposite Wizards Ho-
tel, Pennsylvania avenue. June 3-2awtf
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Eat3uteeaV
NOR imparting Information subject OF Inventions
T. and on the application of chemical and mechanical sci
ence to arts agriculture and mines anu
for procuring and defending patents in the United States
and in foreign countries,
Professor WARM H. JOHNSON, late Of Philadelphia and
T. c. RosBINs, of Washington city, TO be AIDED BY Haz
ARD KNowLxs esq.,, late machinist of the United States
Patent Office associated themselves together for the
OF the above branches of professional business,
either in their office, the Patent Office or before the
court, and will devote their undivided attention to Tor
warding the interests inventors or Others no may con
suit them or place business in their hands Mr. knowles
has for the past twelve years held the posi- OF achnt in
the United States Patent Office and resigns that situation
in order to take part in the present undertaking HIS
ents and peculiar fitness for tho important ofco so long
filled by him, have been fully recognised oy ihVe'ors
wherever the office itself is known. -, :,
The Office of Messrs j. X. 10 on street, opposite tne
Patent Office Washington ID. c., where communication
(post paid will be promptly attended to examination
made drawings specifications, and all requisite % per
parcd and procured when desirsd on reasona
bic terms Letters of inquiry, expected 10 be answered NJ
ter examinations had, must be accompanied oy q LOG
five dollars. ,.s s.., n ~. ..si,.. u
In the duties OF their Office which pertain to the paen
laws, Messrs. Il r. will be assisted by legal gentleman
tue highest professional character and fully conversan
with mechanics and other scientific subjects.
WASHINGTON, D. c., lane !, l846.
June S-law9mdGcp
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MILITARY Laws or the Unlssd States, including
W those relating to army, marine corps volunteers,
militia, bounty lands, and pensions to which are prchxed
ins rules and articles oil war; and the Constitution Of tn
'a'sd States the whole complSte In ono vol1mc
lNH tHGi r. TAYLOR. 4
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7 ETTERs ofBrs Adams wifi OF john Adams, with.
~ Introductory Memoir, by her grandson, CHARLES
Francis ADAMs-Fourh and enlarged edition, ing
Also the letters addressed by John Quincy Adams to his
June 10 F-4.os = 500 \ r. TAYLOR.
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THE POTOMAC PAVILION. at this delightful water
inqplace will be open, usual Tor the rrcepuon ano
of visiters, the 10Th oil June fncy
POINT i, situated the mouth Of the Potomac Iver com
"ndng a noble and picturesque view OF the Chesa
p Raw Ills easy Of access, being about one hundred
pI1s sr,m the cities OF Baltimore and Washington The
or Ills place all times perfectly safe, ms there
pa'ns rent and the invalid and Others can enjoy
su bathing with The creates, sseay The ha.h,ns
To the invalid there is no place thai can present as magy
nre and recreation constant and regular sea breeze
LIS the air at all times perfectly pure and elastic.
ayceenr coion band will be in attendance all the
ssason number OF new and safe fishing and sailing
boats su. nave oe p' month p' $50 90
, 81 w
" day ~
Children and servants half price
The A. amer Columbia will leave Washington for Pney
Point every Wednesday at a. returning, will leave
|ibe Point on Sunday at a. m
The steamer Osceola leaves Washington for the Point
very Sunday att a. m, and Thursday at a. return
mo- viii leave on Wednesday and Saturday morning.
ing ,F7 A. w. KlRKWOOD,( p.o,io,
F. l.. KELLER,
June I-3ts OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
General Land Office, April I, IS48
TN pursuance of the first of the Congress-
entitled AN act additional land district in
the Territory of Wisconsin, and Tor other purposes, APP
proved March do hereby declare and make known,
that the land office for tile district created by said
tablished the Falls of 81 Croir Riu, in said Terri
tory the site this day designated by the President of the
United States.
Given under my land. the city OF Washington, this
seventh day of April Domin thousand eight hun
dred and lorfy-eght.
BY order OF the Presidents
RICHARD M. YOUNG,
Commissioner of the General Land Office
April l4-w12w
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mREEs's RAILWAY PRACTICE, collection OF
working plans and practical details of Construction, LIST
hnd I'd series, volumes quartO.
Woods Practical Treatise Railroad and Locomotives,
d volume .
Trae Praque des Chemins de Fer, par Menard, vol
lme. Brussels.
Tredgold on Railroads and Carriages.
Wishaws Analysis of Railways. Badnall on Railways
Railways, their construction and management, by Lee
count.
Pambour on Locomotives. Gordon Locomotives.
Masonry and Stone Cutting, by Nicholson.
Guide TO Railway Masonry, by Nicholson.
Shaw's Operative Masonry. && @ta
Vioat on Clements Paisley Cements. lotion Moars
Haskel's Engineers Guide in Boring
Engineers and Contractor's Pocket Book for 1913
McNell's Tables for Excavations and Entertainments
Bashforh's Calculations of Earthwork.
sibley and Rutheriords Earthwork Tables
Guide to Measuring and Valuing of Artifcers Works
KeIy's Patchwork Tables. Hau and Hosking Bridges
CIVIL, on Arches. Bland on Piers and Buttre.ses,
Imported from London by F. TAYLOR, together with
many valuable works the class OF subjects
June7 p ~
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a rICHOL'S Architecture OF the Heavens, VOL, Ed
N inburgh. many engravings, -,
Nichols Conem pations OF the Solar System, VOL, Ed
PmclicaI Autonomy and Geodesy, by Professor Mar
uen. | vol. London,
Professor Mullers Physics and Meteoroogy, VOL, Lon
A,ronome Practique, par Franc9ur, VOL, Paris,
Geodese, par FrancGur, vol, Paris,
Elementary Illustrations OF tho Celestial Mechanics OF
Iaplace, vol, London. ff
Ferguson's Lectures, lvol.,
Mackay on Longitude, vols,
Keley's Spherics, vol,
Hu,ton's Mathematical Tables, l vo
French Nautical Almanac for 1880,
British Nautical Almanac for 1851.
Imported from England and France, together with many
|othrr works of the same class OF science, BY
April II a F.TAfLoh.
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1 OFrnIAN's Course Of Legal study, second edition
III rewritten and much enlarged. Two volumes ocav
bound In one price (halfpric W 70.
May ~ +. TAYLOR
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THE Diplomatic and Ohaoial Papers OF Daniel Web
J. ster while Secretary Of State, vol.
Becks Botany of the United States north Of Virginia,
vol. i 4stsi 4.tF tse-.s
Loiterings in Europe, by J. w. Corson
The Poshumous Works OF the Rev. Thomas Chalmers,
vols
Eastern Life, by Miss Martineau, vol
Neander's Life OF Christ, vol.
Mrs Adams's Letters, new and enlarged edition. vol
Headeys Life of Cromwell, vol.
Seltcontro, Ia novei,) by Mary Brunton Is cents
Angela, "a nove) by the author of Two Old Mems
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Notice OF the establishment Of the
cOnain.
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DIBLiO rECA de Liquidation UHtramari"a; por Don
ID Jose Maria Zamora CORONADO, Consejero Honoario
del ExnKudo Supreme de Hacienda Regenie de In Real
Audencla Pictorial de la Habana: vos Madrid 1876
This work gives nio nation, not pubished IN any other
shape bearing upon Spanish land titles, whether in Flor
louisiana other OF the United States terri
tory, formerly tho Utamarna possessions Of Spain, show
ing the practice colonial government in carrying te
under the rules Of admins traton, resc
sons and qualifications prescribed by royal orders, cedu-
las &c &c. addressed, from time to time, those gov
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July 3D. - r. TAYLOR.
STyHE Impatsd Dramas Of Shakspsarc.--A supple
the Plays OF Shakespeare, comprising the seven
dramas which have been a.crbed to his pen, but which
not included in modern editions, wiz
The two Noble K,nsfnen s7t s.is Nth
The London Prodlgal,
Thomxs Lord Cromwell,
SIR John Oldc astle,
The Puritan, the Widow oil Waiting Street,
TIE Yorkshire Tragedy
The Tragedy of Locrine,
Complete in vol, edited by VIM. Gilmore Simms esq,
with notes, and an Introduction to each play
June 4 - - F. TAYLOR