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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-17

SUPRExg COURT OF ThE ONHkD ga
- Nc.,ia,- L., - lS-0-Salln Mathews. rs
81 Nr,,Ysrk WAS admitted ai;crnt. sal course E. s.
r. Conn ~ IS GaFsa- lee ps'E'A9 p-a.a-as {.
s-,,r , r Rsssck- heirs Tee arSemeu u 'ais ch-s'
-. ,,nsrrr.i sv NJ Wood for ~ P.sir.;ls ~ -
md conraaed Av Mes.rs May Sal 1icSer iof . ae'
as in ergof anu br Mr. Wood tor pa a-s n sisoi -
lgEgaod ulia Tomorrow, Il A. NJ.
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COMMISSION on CLAIMS AGAINST MEANo,-
Wa.s,agsoa Monday Jan IL iSSo-Tas memoirs! Of Pa
tricS Hsys Of Phlsdeiph.a, received .Ai Ky
presented the refnonsrsaee o. james = -
knsns,n Dickens Ordered 70 be fled with the papers a:
tie Union Land Company. Aalcurnrd urri II A. ~ 10
pnCTou
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GENERAL NOTICES.

~ Fo1.lsrs Il Wells, PhrcrSiosi-s a!.e
Publishers, c.aoa Hs =. Sa-'ap--'- n'1 '-s f--N
~ Dr. -hr,r ,u--,- = ysrors sof- On acd .r'--
..-'ar-- "a " airr-r.. s1 -l-s' le-f ren'1-e 70
rz- Mrs. VI. :. eieve Nishel--Vss'sr curc Ste't
- = Irga,igf-ay Iclsl ilEcas iva J, y o p. =
'-s,d ~ esinrr: y ,s..l a. .-e ~ ,-i-;e'- =
~ General society Of Nee nBies and 7 ~ tFs-
r-fen, &rclaa-c- Ha-l, - BFosdHar
/ 10y lgc-rREs-i150
p-~g t-,.e,,-@sf-rsl Rrlarcrs h.-fzecn ANNA 800
vg-4s~ In iFl -r-t ADJ -4fh- q Z. FA
~ R-pFlst1. - D--f-r.lognor-r-Dl u -. p"
- So. I'd .1cia. Fac1 -ss-Fsc~i-ry i.n . = b"
~ Or RrrrcSg-Ho. 81 - nsfori' If-4r- - -
- - " F,.,,i-Ds-Tte { --s...n1eu al Ffec u
.-.-,.r-r-. ~ ~, Coz. -rr-F Cd. l3tn = =. RI
- Members eal nets-n .nsr l.s.r@ a.. a ~, . 49,
..e-s's Llara--. til n join Abt Li-''' -
~ Interesting Csur-e Of iec;HrrS,;.-.-sy Pr
g- rTs.-s-t s1.-s -as CO ls Bore, ever tstt" 2
,e,E s-- ext "a. b.ra Ga l'-s--l s. ~ a.
d ~ Wsr-ls Progress r. 4, .rI-l1T-- - = -
- - zsnc - PRODUCING l--f- ff1- ~ ~ Ai-
is Js~oi-
~ Liquid Hair Dye iugr9vct - =. 70 ceor ~
--srE--s .Unr- - = rrr1 ---t.4f 80 al-r
.--- IS easfev fr- from r-re-s-n- o0r al CT lc
,s.sr-- Ia e i-rorc-- -117 Irnei-s-t D - a. f.-
-,--1r-f -~ai--r 60 ~ sze, plrd- e. bAr-r
ors VIZ tsc--r!. = a---s- nTi5tStlA-1i n
r. Water Carp.-Th- CgE-ge Mountain ws'-- Crr-
- s-r--s ?, Souf uTs-rr NV crr--. w. - .e-i
r-rn a. fv - " --r T-~ ezistisnrler cc.ni.ftz ~
sr-i a-uehoat Win Prys.s ta-a- s-.1ehsd y ess-
rorl lie rar iesF- ~ l01; q Co-fzuts- day ~ ~
sh-e-L Lef-s-s 20 BE- scdr-ss. - ., AKsErs -
shove. si5 IA
- Wster-t are irstifrEe-.-Dr. TEALL rs-s -e'
rsrns cuF-Hocc1s CITY esfEoaislnsri- - Le--
+ . yrovcc With several tsns rocz's see1e u "se
1877 as1S es'.A-'HnrA' = 0'''- ~ ia'
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d. .ITI ALTON WANTEp.-Ay cuag mSa "

Ave-. acquainted with the r-arnlci0rns ~ Fancy ss
,ra-s. ana SAreS and has hai twenty yeart eAre
r-r-a ~ nat business = dseiua 20 oosr sicso0 -
vs-s- m so-ie Wo1er Estah shrieui ani D. VII take
rtsr- 81 he Dv-ing Depsrlneni .thcu engaging -
sritea fo5 hsl hraach he w. farr'>a re'0uliic Ia
cons ron gentlemen o. he nf.t rtsp asy AZ rNr
srre where he Is hcrecf been ~ui"ovrd u New k"s
lana ANY Communication directed ~ j. O. Desn = a.
| n -. -. ..-- II. L. IL. 49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-17

~ A daughter Of Hiram Cass came 70 her
death in Bsr,on VI BY piag strap around her own neek
and around he nsck Of pet calf which ran away ard
SAoae< ks sktid
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COMPREHENSIVE.
l'tiE cora

rgtlE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing
\ der the of ROSS a HOFF vas dissolved BY ma
as ou tho m INST LEWIS HofF = authorized
he name OF the ifm N liquidation New York jan
a. 1851 MILLION ROSS
LEWIS HOfF
The subscribers have ts day eui-res into cOpsTneshp
under the mans u hOFF & AYREs, ard have purchased
~ VI RuGs his entire interest iu the book AccOan,A
~ % he e'e tnn ct Re-. Hot New fork, lac
a. lg.a LEWIS HOFt.
G6N. NJ g. Afkt5
Il OPAKTNERsBIP-T TIE subscribers viii continue
&ie importing ard dry gOods obbing busne-, under fhs
hfm ofCCsHMAN co al heir new sore . Cori andsi
ID. a. tUsHMAN,
New York i'm T. fa'0 A. r. CUSHMAN
30 iaw3vf j N. N CtshMAN
COMPREHENSIVE TICE.-T,e Copar
= sp heretofore eNslng between ne subscribers under
h. ffn 81 81 lTON a BAKER. - his dsy dissolved ~
uug a. cvussui. - Baker rrurng from The concern lhs
outstanding business ~ Inc hfni, VIII be settled b. hsToa
Sluon who alone i authorized 10 eceiys All duDt- and
make all payments AARON sDIIO.
Sew York Jan 7, 1870 DAVID y BAKER
AARON SUTTON viii continue he Glassware business
a, The Oh stand. . Cg-isrst IS 81
NDTICB.Ti.e undrs- signed have his day lOrmei CO.
' tarlu.rsinp under he ffir 81 BELKSAP 0RfoDS,
Yr is transaction u ne whDe.er 0rucsry and Connie
srn business AZ 81 Ws.hnggn q New forEi Jan
si0 ChAIHCEf bELhNh,
NSE' JANIS VI OklO1H.
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CITY ITEMS.

NtK.Avr!tE LiBR.RY The following rx.,a
pr. o.. M .,rv ,., rom ,o,re irresponsible
,.e.-cr ,, -,, soniur, a., Gle election ..r of -,rs
of ... In-,.,l. ,n r~r- th. matter IN leht Ws
we've caasic1, jat aohr e,ro, hal 9'fu ian! cri
g. lied 81 tasa clrer. re- or na.rh W. were sure 4
. ill no c,a- ser-fed embodiment Do The RI ming
T'-...r'll l''i'' A'''.i'l'''. i-a r.
foi o' ..,,-, 10 ia .,a - s VIE
a.e l. b-er, A..orr'oa. .- ca,u.aed 10 coryc, p
,.- menu. .,e1.. II -lrs.srcs aad so, .,f
...i .1 have occarr''t .n a.e .'iir' Rom az.
. .-.-~,.' r, esrcpr.,.. .re-. ga; -
......o. IoI s..-. t.- .aoat i.s a4g. Aou. %,
. closing f.c ra a .c--c crowd us1 collected. a. usual
rua % vns thou -a' ryn,, e il. -p ac L-cll-e. ~
4-' lry rAei, uot u.s.r-- IT, WAY or craH'' ia 10
-le-1 't1fe for AsIr ~ t"c good deal "' In
-.,r-- -rcaker among t. fl.-ilrs .a sl..f oi 'ia
.l lll4 .ura.. t4l only instance 90 i-lii" e. GO
ra~ds..n occurred. ana yer vas cent1r'i - ".
In.s We have N' i"'..'dA' Hn',k 90. r,, - ~
-l.' 'sr- Few tsHr-erY persons bl- - r''f . rs
De- mea'r's ei o.n i1'..l-.i y ~ On ct. y -
snv ca be- le c !1r rropr.'f - conduct s'' ---'
rene. tp leoa ".cr eni ,ri cry niFillf --' pr,
r-Ht- ~ uuch to heir prejudice as have opFc"f'd iA
rri ot,i Mnihlit pettt. N', -, ~, a.
...s ll.0 s'a.l -tec. ISAAC n bAiLrf, fic'i u BY
.i
, ,-.-. .- .t 49,. i,,, So.
'I'-.' 10 80 49, ' go
90 Inur-iay eyrtuc was eyrrying llH moe senS..."
c,ts ,st.b IL, A.r...,sP n l,r-e number a--. d.
.-,s y-.,, t.-,-r church d, -,,- 70 d = IN
90 o. are III -
-. - ,y,.'.,.. 20 i',.. d.
I'd were aase cr,t .Atie % Ao OCCASION al aef e
'ec-rs s.i'ofs ant "'if " arm received 'l nr t-''
presf-t a. 3~f.ecA, neHi'fs "' PC ''''f a." -''s'
q irur r-sr.g 600 at down 3D. sn.adt tfnuer a. .e
- ff,... ,.t., Oh. y,...... ,.o,rs - ,lr scr ..f
''-' i'
were cErciusiy -'is--c eii VINE W.. llA a-'' -
s,.d ln abundance. 4. 10 ycock ihc fsIy al oun,a o
, - s... 49,. ..., Ia, ...... Cd. =.
ia- NAi'--s sA"'-- "-V s ~ ~
'sr.-. l.-fs ci rshi
4 WlsIsRS O7ErArioS oS wv fNA 800 Pc
C!et,isn1 plii. pcslrr ~ ia as. gives he ., ly
- ,-..., ..,-,
s''t ~' "-- NJ 49,. -.
a P D,toNG i.rnrriy e. ia- cry ,i"Vtn is' =, ~
-'ard gf fl- i~fs'- ga. 'h f, 30" ,i "a n
Loo purchased dr-. - ~ dollars 'n NvF-i OK az
-r'~f-nc-' Ia-."'f .i Z, ttlt 30 -i - ~
waited io i-s- le Tavern sAid ON n LA.. - .-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-17

&YOIN MAN FROM MchisAn WISHES euposr. eat
n as noos-sserer, IL wei cuh Al, has ne bc-s 'f
cree and would prefer going o srCh America -le , -,
West in,lie- MrXco. any place scroal. Any h'a-
Swing branches correspondents go any Fsri 90 He
..r-a n. -1 he services I'D rvishs per-o'
who hor,nlghiv ye-.ed fn scclns vt rease at fss
- Lnv'ny'. hooe. An ugag.Hen WA De motr 'cr
-.-... }. Z -. LII. I 7. -.
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BOARDING.


IcOtRDING.-Wan'ed lor Two yeun; children ~
table .arls. where hes would to vel cared Tor Pc
addressed 'o Nido"-f 81 me ONce oi tho Tuhtne vli
rect w b Intention 1lh
BOARDING IL CATUtRINE->T.->.'' -ro.
DreGle1el can Pc ycf, pleasantly accommodated I, i.t
boarding. a. Mo.ross-' corner % Csar ne Payment -"
C'filed promptly. bif'
EyOtRDI>G.-Ou One er two gcn'eu,'n aao las.r s..
ID ani sree gentle 'en. can Be account lated 81.
rooms and board a, .. " 4rCnst Ncrrvnce exchange
10 Tvs
BOARD IN -OUTI BROOIGINN-w 81. s.
tblinul,s NtA of Hamilton kFtulc ferry. anal 10 pa
~ south rrrv jas Sackeu.-L south side, ii-As
pheasant .ocsuou sad plcasun, toor's. ici
fbuAiiDiNG.-A gentleman and o. /. wife. So - rir
- ..'n. .uen can bee handsomely SccOnm odaed N ih
board All rooms - Eas Roadway. References ~
changed Is H.
BOARD WANTED n he upper r-t OF re ely y r.
iDsins.c resSits and lea d.aner on SUNDAY ie
sired. Address box 2,79t 900 80
OARnING.-A gentleman ami WIFE, Or tNO %.
ID rnen can be accommodated with reasonable l mi
81 90 tu.for-s' b-ook}n 10 Be
4 PROFESSOR or TIE PItNUFORTE. Who
n car give h- hes, of reference to qualifications nj
character tCs-pus ~ obtaining board IN family " 70
pr, inst-lcton would BE- remuneration. Address Pro-
'-''or OF Music At i'is Office lis
4 FRONT FURNISHED PARLOR and telr q,
n ue FIRST door 20 rent, VIII board. 81 iat Na'f'y
fih 80
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WANTS.

XNASTED-, 20 s---e, 70 r.av1ss a. csris % Ar-c--
W ca VII sS-1crs popular woFss Nat yaos1ci or -
y i1,er -ra.e wch can - rie from - 20 = 80 cay
IRON - - 80 Iss cent s0~-i. 90 r. lEsSes pad 3
Par q - III esa isv g00j rvt-T-u~s Cal his "
s. SINNERS, ied Broadway. upstairs. ~ l-,-
N ANfED->i1la-o-s s5r rr-,hcr n exec. 81; re
" ant c1ldrrr recrnfv 1rr.v-t frer og1 civ h7Ns
A. a,sfri4locs s-c r-E ysrrS ~ wiCtcrsa wssrs
A-1rNfc7 a. - wade A. fte oK-rs 81 Commit a,
su.gra,7- ir ne PAX NJ c-a-rvs "a
NJ tNfkD-." Agents a..v 10 SCI uvefv D., -
w slU WORK .ass Fl1.sleSi variety ~ v.lcr 81
wo-- From 100 20 80 p-r r vN..es "a n hv go
r.or-h one agent y uskine = cav CaIor sf.irc.s
isl In : }. DOW co $50 NNs-Ns--t
w ANTED -sv refo>-caoe .sly ss1saon A. ~, -
w Ke-per or seAIs-rsss re- private family. 81 z -
L. "a ,..s-icns large csse Simens woad have 10 o.
ecccC -n AXE charge ci hnen "a ho,r. To - scc- y
ono week g. Nsr.cA-s- ll6
w ANTED- SvS youlg man, = s'-ua,ipu a. s1csrlal
w IN some DR. Goods store hss hsd grve wears 80
renee In Ire business Good reisrencS sivcn. Aldresi
L 7. Tribune Ofce. ~
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DRY GOODS.

NIAS-IC FALLS BATS. The ban. Of tbs Mao
VI c Fa.s Co maze Apaci, comprising ihfee guam
90. for sale BY ihe a. sufs,
80 aFsMITH co 50 Ard 80 Pioest
C0isrERPA>E-,;2 s.,s; .qgsg,i2, As.,es9 e
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rY.chrp.PIIOr AND NAVY RREAr.

\ WARD would respectful iDilfIn b o.d cur D.
So ai IA. pub Thar le s AZ g Crackers, Plot sna
r.,sd ~ a t-.. yEr.-s al - l--fr sniplcrs
.is--d o examine hi, s0cA. Ills long experience IN &C.
uc taking enables ann pgeptrs an afu'e hat vii lrvt
.ea..ay 4r auF c.lngtr They based uad pa.Sed
manner Lat iry wl a~-p per-rNy sr,pfe "n .e y1 re
10 California and a TIE Ail-s 49,. Ginger Snap ~
Aisrncfhy BsclL fGs' txcsIrrf nn so aye se
crackers are carried .o me err Fsds bY = Good~ns
t.ols oniy'hY4r ago.- have Z 2 Warts lan~ 90
hem any Otl wagons fepreseng ihsf they haze 'f -
cracker. az pcrpetIatsg fraud gron he public Drs
rospecifa, solicited - Ie-.s--f Ne~f orb. JIG r.
REENWICH SAVINGS BANt. ~ sNL.ay
SE,Otbrr OF tOUrh--t-Jsuusry interest Df iss -ir-
po.ns- hereby uo is uaf e b0sfd n Trustees 80
ordered b. paid al rate VI per rent ~
aruum 90 n sums ~ go sod under and upon a. os
1nor- 80 .e oi lve per- cent per arulrn pf, ZEE
% ,,e Ra-a curing H4nA hours al a!.-f TIE lis, =.
HF orl-r ~ its Board
ABRAHAM VAN NHsr, Pres.dc't
CLfsro. GfLsF ST, s.-.,.4.
EUwsRD -. PIsoT. il1el-
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CaxFrrHzyr 70 rHk GIRLS Of Bg'rAto.-'i'

-.o lie following uaorcess ffcm he Loades Dale fsgs
" The Ncrry Hzrntas- gives ieTrr from olEs -
man ID Bsrt.5 10 her mother The 1fmse say 7 o. .
advice e. lr handsome rrs Cs.r, ans l cone h- a.
makes ro u.li.cr WIN gir- here v-rLer nfy haze N
-ev or not Tie ao~s here 60 ro lDck for iUrarf 90.
VERY boz f1r l1ltsCze vie Tie oors befs A. '-r
r-l ~ frsr gir. - re Tsnx-e r-r.s Ike ~ 30
-.-s E, home lsi1 tc-s tU..efv u a--h, 40 ~ ,f
ga ducks co-'
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,YoV>C GE>TLE,Ia>s7

4. \ ard THEOLOGICAL >e'ul1a. trsifr- Hualo' ~
-.far ~ rrta@ farv 90 - teacher IN Aca irr'
Pebble school Il conr-'-nf 20 teCcl nj ,i-. VEGA 1r n
sfr.rrerial tie would te wt.iny 90 assure any pcs DO
90 trust or usefulness -nf give 81 sscfor cry Yep
eucc. Address ,pcsirsdl T. T. r care q Or Gems -
LIS Ann. I'D -
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IDI< R0--. Msr4hcrsrer cl Carpet TsekA win
j L.-stssy ua1rr rs Heads Wsnsn Ma. kosss ssps-
nor Carp-t Tsr.s for ~ ts sole ssen< 90 s ny,
~ IA. OAKLEY i FOX, y CorsAodst
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rREENWICH SAVINGS BANK.
n4b-

IL IT nj nBItt-N0. ard ore fLr m. va 'e-
irrDye ~ such doubts Moe rly words The ca. fse
Washing Fluid VIII toon b" a. common - soap ~ ne
ssro q every xoDi house wife. agd good res-'n
Wy. tns washing caa - fole 10 one nnrd Of 3- tis
arf Ire wear ard tear ol il- was1-sc.1 tveisd, "a
ne co,hes whier 4 .a-y kaa Undergone tne -
rubbing Tbs 70 daily rurofri Oy the iIid rs
,Vfrt have g-.a -glf ~ .a-sai-sf Iii
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- ss room q every xoo tlise Ee agd good res-on
and Ire and OF ia- wasasoad avoided, - q
ne c.o,he- wher -lsn hey kad Undergone a.
.eresl rubbing This 10 daily uuofrd 0y the hlnd rs
WHO as,- a,ed IL soI GO 10 *sssai-st 10
DROCLAIATION.-SI5 REWARD, -
4 LIB : WOODht Ii MAYOR ~ 10 Cfy " Ne - -
ia pursuance ~ Ire hprontT 10 ne vested a. piii
war! % One Hundred AMI fif Dollars of hf ARES 90
CONVICTION " fs p-r-o1 or prr-y- N'o ~ ifr .a o
bird u slrlf l-t entered ne house ~ Ana - Com -
to. q ard desrOgea large amount u pfoirf d Voc ri
G..ra Under ny t.la a. 10 Mayor. Office, e. ne y
I ~. liGlwI c. :. WOoDHrLL- My
LESSONS GIVES o. THE ACCORDION ~ 80
isaa.rc eYperercc % IN y-afs in 'rschlf -a 20
-a,r aad ss-rsatoi ~ saort notice orders ~ ID
kJACK5OSs Mac Store, - Broadway. or A. -, -
'o1st viii nee VIII prom = attention. ~
no THE LADIES eaoio- sssorn-ni ~ y -,
ve'orlss All Cuf, sar gst ~ orderj l-sae. u =
AL Cli.l r@u. Beaver Boru-x Also Boss dfrb, ta.s
90 Ussri coOred Gs..>r Ha.si Gems snl yang o.
Has AM Cap. - MOsAkQtEs Fssh.olab.s "a. ?
t1t fsr " r--r,.- -. ~ r1.ery =,
Nuts. yICTORiNEs AND ctFf,
Va -. 49,. ~ df-.r ~ e.Srr - 'f-.,. M
Tt- a vaaf q ilr- AL. gst VEL fs-- fof esuils
ls-ce be- .ls "a ais w-a l- otcG'ioS cs7fs \ -A
-' -.,is4 u l' '-4 : vi : ssowy "a ci.ia.sa
MACON AND WESTERN RAILROAD Ga.
Va tlri-rl FER sire ts teen a e4af.l a. -
a.4f o. o. 0fee y - eomps1y "a H1coi, a'i p. -
gs-A n lie s'ii- u ,'-7y-Yol- y - -
IfFi- -Tr~i } - IA LCh' 4"E-f~'
JUAN WIRE AND GALVANIZED PGaiP
y CHANT. suls-r.a=r - olerl1y Cham Nlre q
sa ar '''' ~ JAMS H. HoLDAHr-
s IN - wsss-si
rTO PAPER MAKRK. -11 W.re-Coh Des 80
1 =, a. - 81 i 4ld ~ ur Borrcfaier HreS fr .
sri Copper C.of-s A. runDcrs an -ke- ~ szle ne
l9s.-- .rr-s, a. gl-ral ri -ealy sl. -ry bny'f
-. sl IL 11ce az s &c HnEA ~ jOhf--t
u ~ WITT Ageat fr " siepaeas 81
~. e-, s--y y Sr..s Copper end lr0n VIE .. p
ID fir~.--Ps~nt revo.yizg swivel. eser rgn. o.
lalG- v-r1 y4rg- -ns1s ~ tie -; W1er "a
a; lla-ai- -rrs ces - 10 sgriepu y" ltt7tse
- 5is ~ ''''F - ''- - 4 p ALLEN 60
8 BIRoSDiC AMERICAN CAST -fktL''.
u - l~f stree Azdr iflr "ls ~ As 49, D.
- 20 v0rsi - eEtrsT Ar -s.rs'l !! = - a. :,
be af-.-rsts as.e = IA. 1e f-t4fl- -, fsfgpF:r
rs .e,. H.rsLgo->. 81 y az , .
SIS 0n0 TO LOAN ~ =. Ia, az = s ~. = -
= -. - !. srfs. - So; sDToa
49, "-'.''~ Brad o.
ss.sE EoK -ssLs--ls oue y - o-st ao7s1 l-- .
- 1 - W. g. GODDARD,
u Cs.,abes.-st 0ryt1g hoiiss
T-CITuFR UO-E q sssry 5ese P-on rsasiic.
1 49, - re hesf uzerla.s en4 ccLsiA3ly ca -
- Hss.,a-.t sfd bzser.1t V cor Il Pesr ~
! = ~ Hwksal = o bySAA@s l Z In
t111.-- Rop -, AID n Etres q gs2>r E.al...'s
~ GaUSI a DERRIC KsOS. iss ard = - =.
| CYYoS AS ~ Ga ssEEE YOUNG. 80 Ct slAsn-sl
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- General society Of Nee hrBies asf Ert-siF-
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W11JJAM AND MARY COLLEGE.

LILLIAN ANIL x4 kaxt ! SOAaxAA1NA1'
TIME next annual session of this Institution will
commence on the I'd Wednesday in October.
FACULTY.
The Right Rev. JOHN JOINS, d. d., President
and Professor of Moral Philosophy.
Judge BEVERLY Tucker, Professor Of Municipal
and Constitutional Law.
BENJAMIN S. EwELL, Professor of Mathematics
and Astronomy.
MoRcAs J. SMEAD, Phi. D. Professor of Flu
manity.
WILLIAM f. HOPKINS, A. M, Professor
Chemistry and Natural Philosophy.
H. A. WASHINGTON, A. NJ, Professor of HIS
tory and Political Economy.
Rev SlLAs TorrEN, d. D., Professor of Intel
Iecual Philosophy, Bellies Lettres, and Rhetoric.
There are two courses of study for undergrad
uates-the regular course for the degree OF Bach
elor of Arts, and Science course, occupying two
years Candidates for admission to the Science
course will be expected to produce the written re-
quest of their parents or guardians. Students not
desiring to Join a regular class may, for special
reasons, be admitted to study with the regular
classes, in those branches which, on examination,
they may be found qualified to pursue.
The necessary College expenses range between
SlS6 and $l96 per annum.
Circulars will be forwarded to all who may de-
sire fuller information, specific inquiries Will be
answered, if addressed to Professor MORGAN
SMEAD, Williamsburg, Virginia.
Students, not desiring to attend either the Reg
ular or the Science course, will be permitted to
study with any class which they may be prepared
to JOIN.
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STEELE'S FASHIONABLE HAT
HOUSE.

CHARLESTON, SoUrH CAROLINA.
UsX THE SUBSCRIBER establish
ment being one of the most extensive
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in Charleston, the public may depend
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latest styles Of Hats for this fall. Fine French
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A GREAT NATIONAL WORK.
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Daguerreotypes by Brady Engraved by
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EDITED by AN ASSOCIATION OF LITERARY MEN
FINDER this title will be published, during The
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~INCONOGRAPHIC ENCYCLOPHsDIA.''
TAYLOR e. MAURY, booksellers near 9th
l street, have for exhibition complete copy
Of this valuable and beautiful work, now publish
ing in numbers, to he completed in twenty live
parts. Subscriptions taken, and the work supplied,
by
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ENLARGEMENT OF THE CAPITOL
| n The Committee on Public Buildings of the
Senate, having been authorized by resolution OF
that body, s" to invite plans accompanied by esti-
mates for the extension of the Capitol, and to al
| low premium Of five hundred dollars for the
plan which may be adopted by the Committees on
Public Buildings of the two Houses Of Congress, I"
! accordingly invite such plans and estimates, to be
delivered to the Secretary of the Senate on or be-
fore the first day Of December next.
1t is required that these plans and estimates
shall provide for the extension Of the Capitol,
either by additional wings, to be placed on the
north and south of the present building, or by the
erection of separate and distinct building, within
the enclosure to the east of the building.
The committee do not desire to prescribe any
condition, that may restrain the free exercise of
architectural taste and judgment, but they would
prefer, TINT whatever plan may be proposed may
have such reference to and correspondence with
the present building as to preserve the general
symmetry Of the entire structure, when complete.
Although but one plan can be adopted, the COM
mittee reserve to themselves the right to form such
plan by the adoption Of parts Of different plans
submitted should such course be found necessary; in
which event, the committee also reserve to them
selves the right to divide or apportion, according
to their own Judgment the amount of premium 10
be awarded for the whole, to those whose plans
may in part be adopted, according to the relative
Importance and merit Of each part adopted:
JEFFERSON DAVIS,
JOHN H. CLARKE,
Committee of the Senate on Public Buildings.
| SENATE CHAMBER, Goth September, 1850
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