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Uemp-speeche.-A Compromise.
Correspondence OF The Tribune
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Cores pODdenc@ OF IDe IftD1Ne
WAsHiSCTos. Friday, Msrch IS, 49,.
IL the second paragraph Of my letter OF the llH
speaking OF Mr WEBsIER ] make bin say &c. hai
New Mexico and Texas are fixed for freedom -
Il should have been New Mexico and California.
Mr WHnE, from the Committee % Naval A.
fairs has reported Joint resolution ordering TIE
Secretary Of the Navy 10 contract with .. W BiL
LIMOS OF Illinois lor 800 tuus year DUNG i've
Years. Of American water rotted hemp Tor the US,
o.. the navy. Of a strength s1ch a. tina, rope !
inches IN diameter will sustain 400 pounds a
orsttv heavy contract this-whetner II would BE-
an advantageous one or not cannot Say IL "0nt
amount TO S325 900 az s2l- per Ton, as the averag
Of the prices teudered. see DO good reason OF
cred In Mr. WHITES Report Why the courac
should extend to 1--WE years, more especially a.
BILLIyGs is the inventor OF new method OF roitin1
aud preparing hemp. He offers security OF an am
pie kind, and the quality Of the hemp seems to be
yerv good indeed.
There is great deal Of precious time wasted il
Senate IN discussions 80 TO whether the or ma
EDITION shall be received The Senate, ike tst
House, does next % nothing but talk and then adj
sertses the speeches Of its members in the news
. Slj per column. II is n tedious wesrliul pro
cess very Nearly four columns Of "wednesday :
IAteIigeacer are filed with conversation about
FooTE's proposal 70 form 2 Compromise Commit
tee What IS there 10 compromise
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VA. indicted and fned 800, for an alleged llbe on
Prs,iden, John Adams under the well Known
Alien and Ssdition Laws.
Dr. CoOPzR finally settled cown-suess where
In South Carolina Was placed AZ the heaa o. .
College and became the grand ProPaZan ~
those Free Trade doctrines for which ALEU- =
McDuFTIE and others exchanged their ions Cnsi
shed Pro,ectioldst theories On Law Reform ne
wrote some very able letters, and oieo Ageu ''''
score. t h..-.
A bill is nov be!ore the House TO eve tne M ri :
n the grandfather Of Free Trade, ;oT '1ch vas y
CooPyP his 500 back, with 20 years inssfeas a.
4. ,.ey cert ssv sl.2OO l. went quietly through
several stages today, snd is meant as 3 severe
,eu-oof 20 the fsderas Of l7s-
senate. today. biI or the survey o. hal~a.
be.gyeen the Mississippi and Pacific and gran'ins
rec lands % settlers 10 townships % % '-'u "''
adjoining the -oute ,aa; may be approved
The RgDujlc Of this morning ATTACKS GoF' =
am Tor his belief ia a God-in other words the
charge hiia with having asserted Improperly taa'
there Is power above all human Constitutions
Congress have adjourned TIL Monday, at neon
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.


Of Congress fair and jus. 70 al classes .ns n ~,
mission Of intelligence by that new aDo v -,
acaous medium I hope be viii perss'sIe, I'm -
commemorative grasp Os the importan, qoessOn "o
has sought 10 moot and bring io' - -.
which shall prevent favorasn socuie e4u1 go
prevent esases OF hugatson ana increases " SUI
e,v the valae Of its svntest agent
W. 80 the Woocwor b Psten. Up again 70
-, ~ debate Mr. COsCER OF y. Y. moved
,,,no,on,jt the bill introduced yesterday by his
e,iesc-,e WALDES. from the Patent Committee
Le ~ iect OF which is not Ony u couirm tie pres
ent seven years OF monopoly extension, but also 70
,dd another seven wears 20 begin By an1-bye
with instructions 10 consider Of the proprety OF re
pealing the present act, instead Of granting ne"
one r
Last month. the Senate and Assembly Of the
State Of New York cOncuTed IN resO utOiis. re
queSting their Senstors and Representatives ~
Congress TO inquire whether injustice had beeh
done he public by the present act, and II So !"
epdeavor 10 repeal il forthwith. OF the Commit
tee on Patents, OTIS Of Maine is opposed TO re
uewal-snd WALDEs HANiLTOS, WATKINS ana
HARLGs favorable. a vote on CoS0Ek reso''-
tion viii be taken b morrow
One Of the greatest evils IN this ni0n IS the con
dition Of the United States Courts. The costs ~
,t,0atiop are euorrnous the delays appeals u
elusive are equivalent 10 a den,0l 0. Justlce
Whenever patent IS worth dsputlng Il IS carried
into the Courts. and the parties mutually harrsss
each other for series Of years unable 10 Obtain
shadow OF Justice. AT length there 10 a decision
perhaps or the merits d the case, but the lawyers
the marshas, the CLERKS, &c. &c. have rte up the
profits and the patentees come here for renewn
of their monopOlies. Congress could remedy ina
by reforrnng the practice Of the Dnited states La"
Courts. but no ODe makes even an effort IN that
direction The time is jaggled away this year on
the simple question, will We or VIII we no. adm
California
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Forfizu Markets.

RI rs JtvrrRc Ja- s-CoFrEr--h0r.v sfsr the
t-;e y or a. he sr.Ts q ne .iesnef tennessee -
f-Sa-5 .evera arrs -ur-rasers b. lu sag hsrk
Nra~Fsr rrrs ar3 ne r1fs-i - n-s c-sf'i oi srs
a. gr--s -s- gfrr from 50 - -lN Price, have sr--
"a la p arvs-c cd er .fG n5N t-.l pad 10
mixed o. sn1 Fia Guile snisl s.ocs- deaers are noe
, r6 1. a. . c4.. i0 1--WE 1.o-alou % TIE present
cJrdilon ofths nsrEet a. ne dealers nantes; great ed
position 20 se Otherwise ,hsn IN ots embracing ever
Market mus; necessar BE- syec1 awe bltiti. evident
iha, 10 i-r1ef .sIsr '1ppe- ca 1e eApeea ZOE --
present crop ard ln ess acc9lis 81 A. 70 ccE
entirely g. operations lie a-lce sfs - we'd from
re consuming market we sppretend our c-sers WI 30
enabled y dcsfe her oTr terms 'or some rae 10 cone
Ttefe = no doubt ne Prices now prerai ing u ar a. q
rong sl1s i' u-girg Onward supplies y i- rev crop
Hu have 10 Gea uursegs. nat Az slpr from t-e
new crop car Boz expected Sufficient Of anl.evrs u1-ls
ty gaf4vorl1e 41ves from A1r0ad % affect materially
prcss tefore the month ~ jane TIE shipments % The
cg~rentu mona having been h-d baes " b. srge tu,
l0se o. t- and succeeding months until re are free
supple With Cof-e = the new crop, must show oonsl
BsE,Dsrugts-ReceiP,s have been ea5i toi- and .ae'
-o1ui lfo th- - "a lnore some 90. b'.. nsTr ,--
e nm per DBL flr oaol. 'ste sTls retail
ma NJ r. ahoul l1 .o0 Re- moud Ci.g NJ retail 6
20 30 ger bH -ocs iu A. hands. $500 rss Of - hc
81 80 ir rs md IS N III second. Dates from Perrar
,1ro f1- 12h Dec stock 1900 tos retail III loo to
n 1 fr Ga lego: l+ o0o fo it Fo f0r Pr atc rl r. 40
q 5Dfo fn tor Baltimore Al BAHIA. <lj ll1-r s.ocs
40oI nbs Redmond Cf7 " s ~ retail T. lH sld Ball
more ssa per htI Dsl-- from M1nievi.,0 90 .f'r VI
report s,1ci 0.Q tr.- Lss efe-ed ne. : -
,9ansh but tiis price, Wa red owing 20 be Govern
ms-ut contractors having got olt ~ inc sruce
d. American Domesrcs are retaining slowly A. Cuof
atoms whrn show improvement bu' 'h- sioc. yet fair
PRICEs CrRRENT.-Beef Mes lo On 10 IN per htI
Hams American 20 20 80 re per round Lard l5l "a
~ 30 a.; Lumber American fae 81 DO per fJot T.
bscco 200 70 60 DO pound Pork American good quail
ty s Is to : per bbl
ExcH.SGs On Eng and s.. I'm a. 28i and le or no mo-
rev offering even ri inls rae 10 may 20 higher.
FREfGHrs A fe~ engagements have been madef 1r The
United Ssies a. 90 % - cent? hu there Is verg e fregt
oferns NJ these rates while gunege . exceed
Ing abundant
SPECIE Spanish DOuhoOus = m. Parrot DO p ~
Spanish Dollars O00; Patriot 90 ~
SToCKS-SK Per Cents IS
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Dinner 10 Baldwin Financial Rrauds-Stnyn-
er and tho Office iprocity.
Correspondence OF Tie InDOnf.
WAsHfSGToS, THURSDAY, March ]


wAsHrSs1ox, THURSDAY, March a.
Mr. Baldwin, the leading member Of the Govorl
peni in Upper Canada Is recovering bis health publ
dinner IL about be given him by hs supporters N ih
Noilh Riding Of the County Of Yofk.
Unexpected DISCLOSURES financial and other corruption
VII asionish Canada after the opening of is Provin
cal Par!snent WHEN Henry A. Wise threatened search
ing inquiry here The Posi- Office Department, &c. wef'
soon 10 tale, and many ifsuduleu,Job me conhsgrao'
Of Montreal last April, concealed forever.
Tue Ministry II they conlloue 10 power Will not CONTINUE
Thomas s.Hyner as Postmaster General Of Canada IN
der the new regulations Susvnors income, with very
hie do has vsied from O. 600 81 900 year dUrlnt
the twenty-five years he inherited the Office from
his faihernsw to whom h- clerk OF course be hs,
becoms immensely rich. There seems 10 be 90 niue ~
systen or stability ~ what Toronto that n il us
a. tkey s,ayner will succeeded by o d enemy of
Reform ~ Of lie friends PermaDeDce OF Improve
thinks Of " Sufficient for the days the eV
thereof"
Those who ought to know tel tia, the Canada Reel
pfOcy bill unconDeced with the ~ Lawrence navigaio
question (which will probably be settled when the cOmpsr
mutual sh piping privileges ges adjusted by he d
pomAs and negOrants here and IA London helped on By
y doubt The merchants % Hew-YorE the builders an
rrilers Of Western New-Gork and Vermont, and o'hef
interested In the tate Of this bin A. 10 '
effect on Annexation or snAnnexHGon do not discus
thenhe future OF Amercs, whether American or British
viii be Influenced by Other and higher considerations
Political changes inevitable from The very nature
Of mau as any transitions IA the physical world Who hs
saw Mr. Calhouns end Mr. WebsteTs stii,udes In 1912
could have predicted their present positions
Time and circumstances have produced revolutions al
without The aid Of human wit the foreshadowng o.
human design. Accidents, as they are called are real
the results Of actual question whether IT,
Revolution OF i776 would have taken place when II dd
had Pltls great against The ansmarne Colouo'
mes Of France been successul IN lisa aud very many
record where The prOxmae result Of par
oe Of policy very different indeed from We more
consequences
The Reciprocity bill has been before the House IN Com
mt,ee OF the Whole, but Is reconmiued 10 Mr. Lanes
Committee Ton CommeTee)
Il r Brown charged With fraud here, il Stated 10 o.
New. York paper be his way Washington, IN Gus
tOdy OF the Marshal told that this moi but TIA
the contrary desperate effort viii be made 10 get hin
of ON some anIbblo or Other.
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GENERAL NOTICES.

nrIO.of q. F-The member. Of Hermitage Lo1 &C.
h5 are requested attend meeting Of tl-r Lodge oH
Tge-de evening reNt 80. Boverv business ~ grea
importance VIII come before the Lodge in which every
member 10 interested.
Per order NOAH C. MORTON. v g.
GEORGE b HosTOy Secr. mis- 2f'
II Rev. T. l.. Harris vii deliver lecture ora lie
spr ua Elements CgIAzat on al The Suyvnsslt In
situie, on Thursdav evening. March 81
TIE proceeds u the lecture designed 90 ali The forts
making IN behalf u destitute and orphan children 1
the CITY
Tickets q ceris-for sale 81 The Boston bookstore, 81
CLsmhers-st Irving House; by { Partridge Corsrd-s
Il p Osborn. "A Grand-st; or ~ The door. mis- So
~ W iEs and TOupeCs.-B,TcHsIoR celebrated
Wig FACTOR u OIL { Ns.l-st who're All times cH1 he
found lle largest iu the CITY Strangers
Should cal md Jlcze for themselves before rlr
chasing elsewhere hATlHrLCR's newly Invented II :
0n'aHs. silver medal 81 ih- Fair of he American lr-
i..f. gour -ra addrres rrIr NWkFf
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Fancy Fighting

Correspondence OF The Tribune
WAmiSG1oS Friday, March 49, 1850
Last evening Gen FOoTE OF Miss renowned io
his varied performances in the United States Sen.
ate, and Hon SoLoS BoRLAND. member of the
disnihcd body, met in the street near the
Office OF the National Iateli,geneer. The day pre-.
yious they had had little passage Of rather SHARP
discussion in the Senate and were not IN the most
loving hunoy toward each other.
Major BoRLAND, addressing Gen FooTE. said
he Understood that the General bad said that he re
gerded him rs the tool of MIR CALHOUN.
The Misslssipian, like a brave and lr0sciOlc
General. hereupon Jared up, and said he did not
recolect say ing that but # his antagonist Thought
he had said IL he might make the beet OF H.
Then came the attack the struggle ol feet aud
the hard chng OF Senatorial settlers lists were
cenched blows delivered, blood drawn, eyes
BACKED and the dire combat resounded IN the air
Luckily neither Senator had his Bowie knife with
him, and no more dangerous weapons than those
furnished by Nature were employed. BoRLArp
struck FoorE but FooTE did MT strike BoRLAND
The General suffered. His foe wears a nns on
the little finger OF his right hand. That ring LAGER
ated the delicate skin OF the Generals Nlsage
Such is the evil OF being 700 thin-sknned. some
drops OF blood stained the wounded cheek But
suoccr was at hand A mediator came between
the fighters. Col WALTON, former Mayor o.
Mobile by good chance was at hand. lie separ
ated the struggling glsiators. Major BoRLANn
went home or sought some other place for refresh
ment and repose. General FoorE went into the
fa,elhgencer Office and there was accommodated
with bason OF water and q clean towel VIII
tremuloos Vet careful hand no laved the gaping
wound. Ii proved not deep but painful The
blood could be washed OIL, bat not the bruise-
that stays. and today the General does not appear
in public.
II is hoped that this little quarrel will not be car
- D.. "A hx- al
sies and retractions.
yonrK resDectfullV Z X.
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International Arbitrntion-Thc ,iormons.
Correspondence Of The Tribune
WARRINGTON Friday March u.

WASHINGTON, Friday, March T.
A petition and it is one Of many, was presented
Yesterday in the Senate by Mr.. WALKER, from
Beloii Wis asking the adoption Of measures for
the adjustment Of disputes and difficulties between
,ation and nation by arbitration 1t was referred
% the Committee on Foreign Relations, Messrs
KING, Foorr, WEBSTER, &c
These memorials, together with corresponding
movements IN England aud France, seem to iudi.
cate a mere kindly disposition, felt toward their
GLOW men in other lands by citizens OF these
hree nations The difficulty is 10 get the right court
li arbitration set up England and the United
States referred the y +. Boundary dispute y the
King Of Holland, but his award could not be en-
nrced ALBERT GALLATIN and JOHN QUINCY
ADAMS went 10 Russia in 1913, with ALEXANDER
BARrHG lord AsHBURroNJ as their interiocutor
near the British Ministry, 10 negotiate a peace
he Emperor ALEXANDER 70 be the referee bat y
would not do Both parties found that If would be
better 10 get CLAY ADAMS, &c to meet win
British negotiants rnd DO their own business IN q
neutral city the year following. ike the tones.
he spirit displayed IN these memorials. however,
sood NAV come ont of it--they betoken progress
4 memorial was offered IN Senate yesterday uy
Nc Underwood. indicating difficulties among tire
Normons OF Deseret and Council B.uiis lefrn
privately that efforts have been made by the
Slavery propaganda here, 10 create dissensIoE shd
cave uulavorabc impressions OF the Mormors on
Congress. as also 10 raise quarrel between Desc
-et and California on boundaries. All this, OF
course to prevent the organization OF Deserc, by
Congress The Mornons, as far as | can learn.
are an active and cuterprisiug Pc0pie-the Us
we're glad enough TO obtain their services ma the
var with MeNco-aiid 50 great a distance from
mead Iuarters n seems Is lmpOhuc as u IS wicked
~ bring them into the Slavery dispute. even thus
Indirectly The treatment given them IN llhuos
md Nissoari Was discred,table 10 the Republic.
which has enough to answer for u the African and
Indian without adding the Mormon to the list
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Whaler-.

81 from Tsssaux-s ltl Q-.sf, Horn az Co Ns-t-ss-
o. Irlt w ~ psz.-f r fH 81 aai .i., --
raL n rorf iaa o. A. - Aft-- IT, RI -t o. % an
Ear1sr Ware - r7-1 l1- -i
A-ar-. A. a-t~-ga -ftrs tat-e - ian-r- p
.- fr -rr - >--r-- 4. .l t-r,e .-i--r
.AlFf r-ar-s -
ias- NJ Cesr- IS ~ cut 20 % -o1n- ~ E1l- Ff--r
c-aa. Ara; Tssf -aao p-c D. ara bsyar1 ell-s
t,--sg. rsr-ts n As-ssi.er1 L-1ss Ga A.
.I Na-i 81 -. hi ~ -ak-a t-o arg #-l-- So ~ -
%. igg1a. Nckcrsaz- Nb. 80 -
ri.sT .rsu Caps >rstry 81 81 Cora Ct Nh-ir r-s -
Ca s-ls lsres ~ Fer o. - ssrx ftna
s-. W-sfo- ~ g. ., CsaaA s~s- Nsli 80 o.. ~. p
o-, A-sns, kegtr.cr. r|-lh re- - = p osr1
A. ~ Naa ChAs- Reacts NJ q. ~ sa,- --r'rt
- 1rto12f ts SOM sf-Ql. " Ssl fr-lcl~co
e4,k-u. laa r. "a -. tar Il a.
lEual. - So gl--4I
Paced. Fse - n q ~txtag ~ .G1srzf
. go -. : s1uzrs "a csr--r
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ssrn he Ececoc has been intsrfesd with 5sf1r-
1T properly .eize1, every periodical. which co1
s'us sory ron a. EnKisn Cop1gtt vi ~ equally pro
h-bed-lhst q y CGsion House OHscer s1Hcen
l,-ra-y know ed - 70 1eisr, tte fsrt-
We have hesri IA; NJ. Weter1a las oeer defeat
ID Wes- Hslon You Will doubtless psrucu ars
from tie Wes-rn par Of ne Province 4; 2rsses- iere
fore need 0rly asi ,houFh he eecro- u Mr. HOP
do a. tune % ~ question q Bus1 connection
yet ia. ~ pOncs a. publcy Announced. lends V-ry
strongly pracca repubcE-s and hs success nus D
REGARDED win favour BY a. cssses here exocp ne MES
eraiss What msses ne defeat u re Government re
SIX ~. "a zi here has never beer more n.n oe
for s at zen n which pTrcpa OF -er q ne
0vernner; lGs .o, rs election You NAY remember ihai
Mr. We.srhal succeeded " Csn@-cr-noE loohTlng a.
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Disasters. Ac.

As-o kss.rrThe 9sk-t Arso. Csqt Cav
b-rsas o. " Nlrock Ire hErre palkst aalr- a- Il
lslu4 Mlstc W. l s-ltt- cargo o F--aa go- fas--
Tie late lsf rr-rr or Pc
tr. lor1als-l t1 ,te lll anter- --s s--af
.far. ssa .ret lr-s Oh srl-r 'a ssstia1r- e.
f-slflatr fi- asa FER .Ifra .r- .sf -
a.. s-r % -. t.rs-r sa t. fl- F
.-af sl1af 80 - FOL. rtrlis e---
va Her ca--o be- res fs.aa1c groa5g s-eat, =
ssor cf rtl -s-e-. a-t. f-lscs. b. l--f
Cd f-s CO
Ns.-- Rsrssr No. i1-Ts- SD Fraui r In "a. rf Dee
lssn1 Ksspcrt ~ . f--tcfttg strf ~
Nauucksi sio4s b RI - 49, s1rk rSrea sho- -a-r
- ssssec - -
q al ~ - sni - q ias crew srs ioas
IN. 81 Noa1s.
So Crss. irea To-t.ai - lort. s-tilg -usr
se-ec o Hon.. 81 In g. agcuz1 &c
10 lAts O. la a. An t-i t1asa ri -
80 90 q ~ -. - = ga -
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Census Bill-southern shifts-Mr. Foote-Co op.
er,s eine-Walker's Railway Plan-The Re-

Correspondence OF the Tribune
WASHINGTON, Friday March iS-S NJ
witnessed a discussion this afternoon. In Senate,
ON the Census Bin, which really psined me.
The bill was printed, in Senate. Jan. %, and there
have been debates upon II from time to time since,
in that body The Chairman OF the Committee that
reported II is JoHs DAVIS.
To-day, after the Senate had made a variety Of.
amendments Mr.. DAWSON of Georgia rose and
offered an etrety new bill drawn up. he said. by
the Clerk of the Census Board tMessrs. REvERDl
JOHNSON, JOHN NJ CLAYTON, and JAcoB COLA.
xERl they did not believe il to be their duty @
draft bill. bat two Of them ,CoLLANER aud ~
approved Of their clerks drsn Mr.. DAWSON also
resd q letter from the Commissioner 70 HIM lDAw.
som dated 7th uls stating that they had decided
on the forms, bad made contracts tor peculiar size
of psper and struck of stereotype plates and their
report OF Dec. last. when they were prepared -
mint OF course they must have seen the debates
in Congress, the additional information suggested,
Nc vet they never communicated with MIR DAVIS
who rose and remarked that this WAS the first lisp
he had heard Of any bin rom the hoard, ard that Il
sent now il would Indicate no great anxiety 70 give
3;.ns,ch 10 the business--in his Judgment II was
now introduced 10 produce delay and confusion
ana bad been drawn up by the cerk TO CRAFTY ms
vanity, nor could he DAVIS shat his eyes 10 the
pose Of this Kind.
Mr.. DAVIS appeared sincerely anxious tolor'
ward the work, and Mr.. BERRlTS lJACKsoNs ex
Secretary laughed prodie'oasly Gen bVrlkk
came over to where DAWSON and BsRRlEN SAL,
and he seemed disposed to msrimeni also, and
declared there was no essential difference between
the biIls. as he had seen both aud compared them
BrRRrKs. however. wanted delay, and that his
substitute BE- printed ,.,.
To me il seemed obvious that the southern tnso
.,orx;ns tha, the new census viii place them iar
IN ths resr OF the free North erers odg, were Try
inc "a DAVIS said, to embsrrass him DE remSAed
To-, never before had the work been delayed so
,a,.-oeyer be fore had the country been SO ex'en
80 RApaxR Southern Of course sctGsIy pro
,,.a5 10 stiae the inquiry for statistical in'ITina
,r;on and contne the work to mere enarnera' Ns
81 The popolation, and for that proposition ne s0'
~ Foot so who had the difficulty with BoSLASp
last night. was not in his place today soSlAS"
4 very remarkable Englishmsn, pr. LsuA -
coaprr cot into trouble with his sovsrnmess ~
,.s,d the conclusion Of the eish'sen'n oen. ah
s.r,s over 10 Psnnsylvanis where ne paoAs IA
s severn books, became College Professor anu
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ANTHONY J BLFrCKER. Auctiou-er
, DEMONSTRATORS ALE or HOI SIS AM

hLOTS ON CLfNTON-St AT AUCTION.-ANTHONY
}. BLEECkER Will sell Al Auction on MONDAY, he
8ih " March - o'clock ne Merchants EKchange
me- following valuable property, VIZ
ON CLfSToS srREEr-1he valuable story end attic
front ard rear modern brick house with tea
Known a. 2J C.iH1n-st Mais0ns and ease ~ 0f
e .aia DOC being = feet front and ny 81 feet
depth. the house perfect order win trof0n water ir
he back slt Kitchen, connecting ~l ,ne room on NJ
second floor The Kitchen one Of BarrOws afg--
sk- ranges 90 copper boiler The house wss boil
lnisr ihr direction and occupied hy the lalr Gl1er
E.g Gud requires ong examined By hose d-sif0us
n purchasing sausfy themselves Of 10 superior nnst
and c0uvrn. cuce
The ease Of lie ground i from he Ruiger Eslse, viii
Continued reneXes a. a low ground rell; tie house 10
rented $50 Annufn. until tho Isl O May next
Also the houses and lots 10 fee directly adlOining ihe
above and known rs and III CinDn-st belonging
he OF Gilbert sold by ORDER u heirs me above
properly has front of IS feet MsdisonsL with M
houses ged Omit u another building u q front
MsdlsOns For further particulars " the above properly
apply a. 2i3 Cintol-sL or u ANTHONY BLEECkER
A1clOue-r Bfoed-st tlntl mlJ d
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Me- aic brick h0uss and valuable lot ~ ground situated
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Sixth Avenues The sad Ot being M SIZE p feet ncbsa
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remain bond and mortgage for years a. per cent
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