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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-30

yS- In Whis Young MEMS General Commits
rcc-FREDAY EVENING, Dec, 20 the following resoiu-
lions were adopted and ordered to be published
Wereas The Wing Party has long suffered from me want
of means to disseminate among our German popiatoh
correct views of the and tendencies OF It's principles
ard objects and Hheeds il is earnestly desired by a no
ern and patriotic Wings that this industrious, honest snd
nsefp norton OF our feowcitizens should not only be
shielded fron the political preudtces errors and nsepr
sepiai,ons own ID their midst by neay every newspaper
printed in their language but should also be furnished Win
journal calculated Interest and instruct themselves and
sber Families afford means OF knowledge concerning
events IN their Sherend and cherish lhelr si'acAne 10
The country OF their adoption therefore
Reoited That this Committee has examined w't1 frea'
care The numerous documents submitted OF 1ohn q TACO
III ESQ and his propositions for the establishment upon
pc,manent basis of German Whig Gazette thai from
such documents signed certified by distinguished Mem
bers of Congress- and by active Wings and persona &C.
ousniances III many parts Of the Union we are theroughy
convinced OF the Integrity sound principles aeIy energy
and influence OF Mr. acoh and OF MS tuess io Tue ho'ie
undertaking in which he has embarked
Rssered That we earnestly commend Mc jacob 10 'he
good Offices OF all Wings in the City OF New York and ask
Tor his contemplated newspaper ely seners coePef&
Bv order T. DELAFIELD SMITH. Chairman.
ERASTQS BROOKS, Vice Chaitnen
DANIEL BOWLI.
ISAAC wv, SMITH, Sarre, aries
JACOB = HOWARD 49, dS0 IL
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their patrons snd the pubic In geRsssl that their assortment
DIAMOND AND OTHER RICH JEWELRY
Silver and Silver Plated Ware Watches, Faacy Goods
Parisn Articles &c &c was never so complete "a at tie pre-
Isnl urue All VINO may be IN want OF
HOLIDAY PRESENTS,
are recommended cal before purchasing eaewheFe)aad
inspect collection goods suitable for The approaching
season that s not surpassed or gSuALEu ia any similar
establishment this any other city Ia the unea By A.
most every from Europe ey in receipt OF rev
styles Of goods, made 20 order selected
IN p0sos by oae q TX .era,
who is accustomed devote iwo-thirds Of each year
shro&d visiting the various manufactures Of England,
France, Switzerland, Germany Italy, &c ac-the remain.
ing brief period Of The year beag passed in the
bles him by personal observation obtain that knowledge
OF the snd Of their customers and the public,
which residence abroad would debar him from.
Their stock OF
DIAMOND JEwELRY AND JEwELRY,
composed Of every variety OF PRECIOUS STONES, Is
complete, comprising NECKLACES Of single stones on
clusters OF DIAMONDS with PEARLS; DIAMOND
CROSSES larger ard finer they con6dent than can
be found in the possession Of any Individual in the country
These with ,ing!e stea< RUBY RING and BROOCH set
around with Brants 1.-The Brooch arranged to wear also
as worthy the inspection of those
who have taste for Precious Stones.
EARRINGS BROOCHES, BRACELETS, CHATTE-
LANES sc &c mounted upon the premises under taeiF
Immediate supervision.
Their reputation as Manufacturers OF
SILVER WARE.
it believed Is TOO fully established 10 require at their
hands al this time sny extended notice further than to say
their assortment was never more complete.
Their WATCHES Rre all warranted TO be good Ggne-
keepers, Among their FANCY GOODS will be touHd sn
extensive assortment OF PAPER MAcHE, BRONZE
and PARlAN arcles aud other varieties, too Numerous to
enumernte
At the Sign Of the GOLDEN EAGLE, South SoYa1
Broadway and Matras-st. opposite tho City Hail.
dis tlSl9,20 ., 24,27 2S.S0&Sl.
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HOLIDAY NOTICE!-To the Pur-
Il h chasers of Fancy Articles Ut TuTTLES EMP0-
RUM $40 Brosdwsy--In order to avoid the RUSH GER
tain to take place at this establishment on NEW YEAR
EVE it ia suggested tho Ladies and the public to make
their purchases on SATURDAY, MONDAY, aud TUES
DAY, EARLY. This viii enable the WISE TO make bet
ter selections All goods purchased win be sent homo on
New Year Evebf desired, by TutIles Package Express
free OF expense. d23 4ts'
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NLARENDON.-The undersigned

NLARENDON.-The undersigned re-
a. spectfully informs the pubic thai additional part Of
This Hotel (which Is situated Nos 50 and o. UroRpiaee
corner OF Fourthav and Eghtsenthst} VIII be opened r
he reception OF guess on MONDAY Jan 18th which vii
MAJ already ope and which probably exceis any Hoelpo
only in this country but in the world for arrangements OF
sns of rooms, eoayeaiencss OF bath rooms elegance OF
The travelling public informed thai ibis Aoge bss 40
puhc coach with the name Ipon IL bC that all me coaches
bearing the nsss ohe different houses public licensed
hacke and will convey passengers this OF say Other Ho
tel as NAV be required a. the reg MAR rates Of ARE
'e' - 0. C. PUTNAM, Proprietor.
New. York Dec &c 1880 dSa 2wist
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YENO BREWERS.-A Gentleman of over
q 20 years experience in Ale and Porter Brewing on me
ynesh and Scotch syslem js DESTROYS OF interest for
sra amount in an extensive Brewery in any Of The North
ern cities of the Union where his services az Manager
youIi be required bs services without an Aterest
The best Of reference by applying by letter. prepaid ad-
dressed A. c. l2 Greenwicnst Will meet with attention.
$50 IAfaWs
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WANTED.

FURNISHED HOUSE WANTED
Suitable FOR email private family in the upper par
Of the city or short distance Ont Of The cry or 1n BrooE-
yn comfortably furnished and pleasantly located IRON
now til first Of May, or longerF0r one conveniently
arranged and 10 good order fair rent VII be pad oy
gpod tenant The silver nor linen not required note "a.
dressed 10 and tef al the Office OF this paper stang
caiv rent and ali particulars and when the same can be
seer VIII meet prompt attention o9p Z"
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BEAUTIFUL ARTICLES FOR HoL-

SEAJTIFUL ARTICLES FOR H0I-
1SiDAf PRESENTS II liz Annals ostse Season;
Albums sp!eadidly eoczd IN psptr nacAe and Turkey
Morocco large ssaosieut 81 Juvenile ard Toy Books;
PAPER Asehe Cabinets, Lsdies' Wotkboxes, Writing
desks, Poftuonaoies Chess eackgszmoa Bosrds Cards
snd great variety ofotaer Games Fancy Lesr and Nota
Paper Enveops, and complete Pspeeries tAncy wate.s
ard ali Other articles in the fsncy Stationery Aae Also
Valentines al Wholesale for ONE MILLION OF Low
Frs msy oil he found al
sTRoNG'S NEW STORE, IS Nasssaat
Bal Circular and Tickets Printed IN every Style
dSa Mss
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

HOLID ~ BOOKS HOLIDAY
ABOOKS CLARK. AUSTIN ( CO 2O5 Broadway
have large Of Books suitable for Holidays
which are offered TO the public the lowest prices.
sTRICKLAND'S QUEENS OF ENGLAND, richly H.
usaled is of the eeganas well useful books
of This season.
PATHWAYS AND ABIDING PLACES OF OUR
SAVIOUR, with elegant engravings
OUR SAVIOUR WITH THE APOSTLES AND
PROPHETS.
WOMEN OF THE OLD AND NEW TESTAMENT
HERoINES OF sHAKsPERE 40 beautiful plates
JAMIESON's CHARACTERISTICS OF WOMEN
fully illustrated.
LoNeFELLows EvANGELINE, IN English edition,
will splendid engrAyings
WILLIss COMPLETE POLITICAL WORKS, new
edition in the richest style Of paper mache binding
GRAY'S POLITICAL WORKS, new edition, very
rich.
Also great variety Bibles and Prayer Books in every
style Of binding
Books or Children-a large assortment $50 2ds
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g a,,nnd rnhLio Temnornnco Dcmonslrn-

rip Grand Public Temperance Dcn'onstra-
sion-The T. l.. Snow, Social Union, MOL VIII hold
nuhir Temperance meeting in the Green.sL MeLnoust
Church between Spring aud Broome.sIs thls, MVSDd1
EVENING. Dec So at n O'Clock. Addresses VIII be de
iivnred Nv the Rev Mir JESSUP, Rev. Mir ARMITAGE and
Col T. /. Snow. Singing by the Choir, members OF inc
Order and some of our popular singers tN Mayor tAS
nru VII preside The members OF the Order and the pnb
Tic GENERALLY are most cordially invited to attend Admits
sion free B-The members OF The Grand Council and
The Order are requested 10 meet IN full regaa IN the ec
tnye room att O'Clock BY ordero the Committee Lean
der Kelley S. D. Van Beuren, John Hooper, John donand
John HGlker ~ -
tFs- a DInss Meeting will be held in Zion Church
corner of Leonard and Churcl'sts THIS ENENlNG, tpec
SO 10 raise funds defend the su of Henry LoHs' the
alleged fugitive, 80. -,
All who feel an interest In the successful DISCRIMINATION OF
This suit and In having the Fugitive Slave buI properly
rsted in our Courts of Justice VIII come aud near me STATE
az The case and contribute TO carry IL on
Nv order of the Committee OF Thirteen ,
"S oi0'' VI ' n JARED WHITE Sec'ry
DoNAToNs for the above purpose Will hs thAa6ny re-
ceyed bv the Treasurer OF the Committee, j. MSCuNE
SMITH. at No. Is North -Moorest uoolt
r3s- mercantile Library Acknowledgements Re-
oIsr Annual Election for Officers OF this Association or
he ensuing wear viii be held at Clinton Hall, III ESpAl'
2ls January next The Polls viii be open from A M 10
6P Nj. -. to ,,, & In
arrears. ld27 81 G. w OGDEN, Rec. aeoy.
ggr The NIembers of the Protective Union
re hereby notified that Election OF Oihcefs Will lake
nisce on the Second THURSDAY EVENING In anuary,
is5l. (d27 Srl JAMES MOONEY, President
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DARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM.
AMPHTTHEATER, 81

i Bowery-JAMES n JUNE g. CO. Pr0phs!ors.-
Second pf ofhe great and prCachaoe English es-
ter. W. Z. WALLETT.-Thl Evening, DEE, 80 20 com
with Galivef and the Lalputiana n F9lch tes
great Belfast Giant appears Startling OF Riding and
6yu.sics IN which Inc unapprosehebIe French Troupe
viii appear By universal request the besatliI Fairy r.
geant viii be confined during the 6o-
Edays Private boxes, 50 eta; Boxes, . cis Pin II Cts
poors open 81 ST. performance 10 cornrnence a u O'CLOCK
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HANDsOME PARLORs for NEW-
II THOSE WANTING COFFEE

"A TTRys Servers ard Trays tgory Knives sad Fgfks,
2 ,a1nia Ware Lamps. Baskets NC ae for New ear
d 40 Ven IN can 81 SIMPSON cos House Blrnish
w tore IS Canast reas Brosdssyi where leg are cure
N 15e suited 81 Sis
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NAKFS FOR THE HOLIDAYS

6TEBBINS Il co. 264 Broadway-Call
bCthe attention Of their friends and be puzzle 70 heir as
sornaeni Of WATCHES, DIAMONDS and JEWELRY
Of every description. Also SILVER ard PLATED Wars
Of esery variety Of style ad pattern suitable for the Ho-
days wsch they Offer for sac reasonable terms
ea0 be pusehessd elgewieseEa Tie ci.y d2I snsF
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NE7ANTED-One or two Joarneymen
" Forgera and Finshers OF Tinmen's Shears Perma
nen employment and good prices ll be given II mmed
ate application ia made PECK. SMITH W:
Soulhington, Conn. Dec. l850, dis 5WD3wW
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a. U. A.. I, o. of o. F., S. of T., l,
We Of r, MAsONs and other Societies requiring By
Laws Notices Bills Printing OF any description VIII oe
certain Of having their work well done 81 the time PROM
ised and at reasonable pricea at BAKER, GOODWIN *
CO s STEAM PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, 10 the
TRIBUNE BUILDINGS. Officers and Committees Of
Societies are invited TO call and examine specimens Of
Work, Satisfaction guaranteed. tS- Civil and courteous
treatment 90 ali BAKER. GOODWIN & CO. Printers,
Tribune Buildings, Third Stories
$50 cod Entrance Sprucest
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nRUG CLERK Wanted who is &C
Eouented with the retail Drug and Prescription depart
ment City references required. Apply to WIN WATSON
at Haskell and Merricks, 10 Gold st. d59 As'
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A S Cook, Washer and Ironer by a re-
IA sectabie young woman with best of references No
objections go in the country. Can be for Two days
at Si4 Moist. d30ltS
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WTANTED-An Assistant Foreman,
qualified serve Foreman II necessary, in Rec
flying establishment Inquire al GAG We1hington-s 80 liz
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WANTED-A middle aged

TBARTNER WANTED-A middle aged
a. foreign gentlemen who has been for twenty years
merchant In Europe where ne has many friends Of high
standng in busnesss DESTROYS Of forming connection with
gentleman of responsibility possessing capital OF about
city The advertiser in receipt considerable con-
arguments OF produce which would be increased II me
usjIa facilities were offered Possessing the Spanish Ian
guage and having friends also in the West Indies Mexico
and South America The business may be extended to those
quarters with every chance of The best references
will be given and required preliminary without which
.0,,are poi, 0ffce d29 A. .
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NNTANTED-U first May, or longer
w fit suit a HOUSE or PART Of q HOUSE, not fur
Their south Than Canal nor norh than Sevenieenh-s nor
further than Firsayenue west than Green" icn-s
Rent viii be paid in advance the beat Of e ences given
addressed 10 D L. Tribune Office. will receive I'M
mediate attention. d3o IL
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g04A WANTED. = Soldiers Rights
ROOFeents and Grants given for Lands in Illinois, in
or about 1878 for services in the Of 1872 and for many
years sold and lost for taxes Apply to or address H.
MATTisON, Nassau-st NewYOrk, giving number OF
dln I'M
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Ho&2ay Presents,
DALL. TOMPKINS Il BLACK, [lats

49MaSGpASp Col 247 Broadway, beg leave to infoSn
their patrons snd the pubic IN general that their assortment
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NNTANTED-A Purchaser for WHITE
w IEYiS PATENT VENTILATOet For further
particulars, inquire OF e. MORSE, Jr. CinsJn Hall.
lD- ,.iaA
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BOARDING.

$50 T,,ri NJ
BOARD is wanted for GENILEMA ~
EeWIFE and Two Children. Two good SEQ 9 gI9-
nisbed Room are required Location west Of 6f9aa
Address Z A. Tribune Office. a1s -
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BOARD DOWN TOWN.-Two or
eb-se sirge r;entleu,en can obtain Pleasant Rooms
with BOARD at No. "A BarcaysL Reference glg ss aa
rpnuirad W. =.
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XKTANTED-A FRENCH TEACHER
w who understands The German lap aag.a Hours OF
teaching from q 10 81 O'clock. Address H. NJ. at the
Tribune Office before the second of January d23St*
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DOOk-kEEPING.-C. R. whose present
FL engagements expire Ianusry si ofers himself with
coed references BookkeepeT or Assistant to any re-
specabe mercantile house Of such services Sala
~ moderate Address above, Box 2,529 F. o. dZ7 Stt
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VNO PRINTERS.-The proprietor OF a
IA prosperous Village Printing Office, wants the services
OF active competent 10 nSage the business depart
ment To suitable person ;~o,.i suHGon would be Of
fered Address Ranage at tie Tbu1o Office. $50 3usF
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FOR THE HOLIDAYS.

ET7OYS, DOLLS, China Figures, Tea
IL SETS, DRESSED DOLLS ke.-A large Assortment
81 SO Grand-st. Ladies call fd51 III z CONES.
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THO NUFACTURERS.-An expert
II enced Wool and Cotton Dyer OF sillasion
Apply, by letter, 10 Nedgus, al this Ofice az ST.
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RBAGNIFICENTA TTRACTION FOR
I'VE THE HOLIDAYS, at sTOPPANI HALL, corner
DECEMBER so
Every AFTERNOON and EVENING during the week.
Change OF Performance every day.
Unprecedented Attractions for SewYear in preparation.
HISTORICAL TABLEAUX OF NEW.ENGLAND,
with other aLnusements. by
MR. HARRISON
the faYore and nimitsble Vocalist aud tmproysatOre.
MR.. LOYETT
the celebrated Harmonichist and Campanalogan viii make
his Bells and Rocks discourse eloquent music.
LEOPOLD ALBERT
the avorite pupil OF the great Magician HERR ALE&AN
DER, Is engaged and will sstouish the audience with his
wonderful ieas OF Legerdeman.
Admission Is cts. Children half price
Afternoon performance at S O'Clock Evening perform
ance-DooTs open at Exhibition III! O'Clock.
For fall particulars mall bills OF the day d30A
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a S EXPERIENCED SERVANTS for each de-
"a parmenL-Some very respectable and highly recon-
mended and al Protective Agency, l48 Grand
street. $50 ltt
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NNTANTED-At ia Nassau-st. base
w men,( statesmen clerks school teachers drug clerks
osers coachnen walters boys TO learn respectable trades
men work railroads and farms girls as cooks general
servants chsmoermaids, nurses, sewing girls GOOD re-
COMMUNICATIONS required. THOMAS SPHINX, Agent.
N B-Emplovers can get good assistants on application
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XKTANTED AGENTS.-From $500 to
Wv 81 900 year be made in selling the new Family
Manual at l2s Nassas secoud floor Address, 2osl2ad
york d6 Inn
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DOARDING.-A few select Boarders,
Gentlemen and their wives or single gentlemen, can
be ACCOMMODATE with FIRST BOARD and Pleasant
rooms in modern built house. and agreesDe Ieca-
stage route to Fulton Ferry minutes Walk rom ooun
Ferry by applying eide OF Hoytst next ID NE s e
nj s BROOKLYN 80 -
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ISAAC wv SMITH, Secretaries
JACOB = HOWARD.
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nR. AMAJT's ITALIAN VEGETABLE PANACEA, TONIC
AND AfKRIENT This remedy, composed entirely 81 vsr
bic ingedienu totally Zee ron mineral substance
binns cshrie win cordial and strengthening powers Original
discoveries and rcscrbedby D Anal celebrated ycAn, 10
Of the diseases the abdominal n dxs
dyseney bilious conpisints pp~, and all osher scdss Of
the liver, &C. lis -.'. "A 80 W s.se'sts3 VT
Knowing experience operates ia the most lindy
ehectual In these submitted medy hose
who be attacked BY me prevailing fatal scourge, pre-
ven,ye 70 all who may b. % funs Y 20 escape nf ndlous
TO wholesale and ress n csrns Nude sxloos Penn
drug tors y ne cy z csorvswn tsS Msts1dns
cerhcses accemtsny esrh bo6s 81 p&nsces vsy lbsi
Discount 70 dealers Ok from any Unsed
AuC s-tsw1 s FWs SAMUEL CAtUsf co.
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IN conformity entitled "Ap 10 reduce INTO asi @
concerning eschsnio passed me esh day d 1sns
1919 do hereby make known all whom may concer
appears BY three cer6cats o the esehescr o. Losss county
Of April 1850, received into The Land once % ~
ION day Of septsmber 1850 that BY isques" bs on ne ~ E
March, 1850 me following o Land lying In te county L<
have been found escheaed 20 this Commonwealth, viz
Of three hundred thousand acres, which conveys
s. Thomfelt, Of France company in France svse w
"vKnian Company Guyandoe and which eschsned ~
becswe he uns thereto legal and sqmisss
United States tc sti N4# Hr !,
Another of hundred thousand part Of tract
contain 1--WE hundred ousabd Of which James
died sesed and which vested in John Peter Dumas f.s
BY Of the assembly Virginia passed IN The year
Also another tract Of three hundred thousand serc smcn ~
said James Swami died seized which also vested IN gov
Peter Dumas France, by q general assembly
passed the year 1885, which hapdsd hoessrs
and three hundred thousand eschsicd me
monweah, because the title thereto, legal and equitable ".
alien asns and In citizen u virginia rc.'den ~
United States The said John Peter Dumas being dead, AID ~
Dumas Of France, being his sole heir and ssl
Il. NJ PARKE1,
Sept 2Q--lavBwif REGISTER Va. Land oncs'
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Charles county court sitting ~ court
equity the undersigned trustee Will sell before w court
house Tobacco Monday the I'D day July next
between and o'clock The tract Of land Inherited
BY Mary Neae her mother Mary o. Neae; and also nat
which the late Dr. Francis Neae died con
DR.. Francis Neaie lived and
occupied Al called and known "Goose
creek containing hundred and fy acres, (6o0 aces
IN less. gLI6 sH-.H JILL 8tu., lyfLL ].
upon comfortable dwelling barns stables and
and convensnt navigation The land in high state Of cult
nbundany the usual products OF the county
Tobacco and convenient 70 church and
mill. tts sif8t .e -.
-Four hundred cash the day of sale, raea
balance In three equal annual Instruments 70
BY bond and security approved BY
interest Upon Of the whole of the
purchase money ID authorized The purcha
ser or purchasers said Mary Neae and the late Dr.
premises nee and uncu
"eiiuioo "'" N. sToNEsTREET,
July 4-lawtds I.t 1E#35 @gla ssGa## ts ' Irustee.
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THE next session win begin on Monday day Of oo
II 1850, and close first March, 1851. u slN
Nnhan r. Smith, n. D.. Surgery.
WIN. Y. A. Aiken, NJ. D., Chemistry and Pharmacy. -
samuel Chew, NJ D. Therapeutics Msseria Medica and .,
giene. .ta ma asA.s fs.s g-stYtJsgt. a6I
Joseph Roby, M. D., Anaiomy and Physiology
WIN. Power, M. d., Theory and Practice Of Medicine. -
Richard a. Thomas H. d., Midwifery and hseascs % "eA'
s,.o. w. MIsenbcrrer, N. d., Pathological An.sony
opportunities foi the Of fcrr,
Anatomy a a moderate erpcnse. ~ " ~
week, Wy Pfoessofs Smith and fo
Inhmsry, with the privilege Of daily visit y
wards without charge 70 One student for The ticket -
Fees lectures go COS Practical Anssomy, 4io Msui
WILLIAM =. A.rAIKES, Desn
Aus. 7-2awtlsOc s
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Union HOTEL FOR sALE--This property situated on
Main The I wS n ssa s
railroad immediately In ne vicinity q The dock and ~ eonneron
ss and % es y
sa Spacious s.as ss and Planned
s: ' 's ss. .ds.as. x.
Of % s.; s.;.
ne s.rson q three and four year, from M. day 2, .s The
s'is: .::s II md . similar NJ
heretofore attached the hoss aSofdns good location for
The tide 70 the above real estate believed % be
s q ne trustees Of the Bank e ns United s..
National Medical College. washington, ID. G.
TUE sanu.l course q lectures win commence on e FIRST Monday
s. s s cs. .sS s
joshua R iHa D. Professor NEEDLES. Therapeutics
s sss s's Tyss q rssoo s' omsd
Robert King s,oas M d. Adjunct Professor Of Anatomy and
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