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By ,ns President OF the un,,ea state.

IN pursuance ofIaw MlLLARD FILLMORE President OF te
public al be hsd @ ,ns land oeie sAgLr STE
MARIE, IN The state o. MoheAN commencing % Monday The
and sections Of public lands situated within the limits
ed by mineral leases quot puehased or reported P he seogt
by be offered The pIssiden,
q I January s and @ uun n sS 10 sIs %
eoed under Tie Of the act entitled An ACT 10 reduce
proved 2Oth September 1850, TO vii
NORTH efthe b"e line and Of Ae principal ueridian
townships hssven forty eight and forty nine of range TWEEN
townships seven, y eight, ior,y-nne and nnye of
Townships my eight and hy nine range twenty seven.
townships hyone, hlV-'wo, and hy eight OF twenty
Townships NY one, hf,wO, ayseven my eight, my
"1s; TsSp,ns Sl a"ss ay ons o,,,,
Townships one, aysis, my seven and ay eight, of range
Townships hfy-one hhyfou h'yhve, hysn seven,
townships dly lou nnyhve, dhss, hy seyen range
Town.hips aiyfoaS' a,y Ave- and my and
townships nay my and Siyioa Of range 'hr-hve
Townships hione, fhytwo, and hty three, Of thirty
Township dn, one, Of range th,r,y-eigbt
Township ddy-one, Of range .hir'y-nne,
rownshps aI,y and at,y ass one s Of range toyone
Townships nine, fy and fhyohe of range
Townships forty eight, foynns, nifty, hfyone, range
Townships artyeigh nine fifty, and hny of
Iownhips forty eight, forty nine dry, range oyhvc
Townships forty nine and fifty, of range forty siN
Townships oyx forty egh, und forty nine of
Townships forty and forty yeight, Of range oycght
Township forty eight, of forty nine.
schools, military
those oVeiowed lands
which shall be selected
by appointed for The
entitled San act 10 enable the
Arkansas other States reclaim the swamp lands
approved 1880 HH be excluded
The aie And locations for land bounes heretofore grant
rendered
the lands,
making for
diplomatic government sc approved Sd
March 1851.
the offered will be deposited with
Ste Marie before the day OF sae
the lands will be commenced the day
which they advertised
the whole shall have been Of
sale shall not be kept
weeks and of the lands
until the Of the Two weeks
my Washington, this twenty sixth
July Domn thousand egh, hundred and my
| MILLARD FILLMORE.
t,ap
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ny A. NJ FARoUHAR formerly Of Harrisburg, Pennsylvania
II services In the war with Mer
co revolutionary with Great Bnan and the Flor
da
For pensions bounty land, scrip.
bounty Lnndw attend TO The purchase and sale of bounty
land order.
Patent ooeThe applications for patents, procuring models
all their branches.
General OcsAl claims against the department viii be
contractors quarterly OF
di,to facilitated, &c.
New Orleans Delta Union, Mobile Advertiser,
vile Bous New Era Cincinnati Gazette, Indianapolis
Sentinel York Herald, and Detroit Free Press win publish
amount Of s. and send tbe bills TO this Office accompanied
with pnper. June a4u
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MOSES l.. HOLT,
NAUSEsS .. fIUI1,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Sau Francisco, California.
Hon. s. W. Inge, NJ Co. Alabana John g. Taylor
esd, Mobile Messrs Rhodes Wright Co., New Or
leans, Henry Clark esq Tarboro' North Carolina
w NJ Gwn, NJ o. CALIFORNIA; Benz X True, New York
city r. Heaey, esl Boston, Massachusetts, H. Hatch,
New Hampshire. May 7-2awly
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[ Otieer's Signature.
FORM No. 4.



County
thereby certify that this day of f-,i in tire year
personally me, the ut
land there insert the Of the waIranfeeI j and the said
being wen known duly
his oath declared and said that he well knew
said here the of warfdnfee and that he was the
who executed the within
attorney testimony satisfactory evidence Of that
said insert the Of wGrrnnte1 tereupon
acknowledged said power 10 be his act and deed
lOHeer's Signdfwe.J
Apl2-Iaw6w
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FLEMISH HOUSE LINENS.

TsT received general Of these heavy durabe
ap goods l0A dice, diaper and dnmasks
Also OF same mandatory %, is, Ia, Ia, and ~
sheeng the heaviest goods OF The Kind ever
Of German pillow and bo'
linens The which be urged against all OF
The above articles will durability Pnees very low
- CLAGErT h DODSON,
Dealers Of carpets, mat'ngs, oil cloths rugs mats
curtain materials furnishing goods generally, one door
ens of the corner and Pennsylvania avenue
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Every person of emption of the
lands within townships and parts oownshs above enumerated
establish the satisfaction ofthe register and
receiver land otce and make soon
notice. and before the day appointed
for Of the public Of the lands embracing the
tract claimed Otherwise such claim will be forfeited And every
having the entitled "An act TO
additional land district in the Territory OF Wisconsin, and for other
~ttscs pemis the
lands within the townships and fractional townships above
entitled Au act to reduce The minimum price Of The mineral land.
the Lake Superior Michigan and in the Chippewa dis
Wisconsin, approved September. 1850
land covered by their occupancy and permits respectively
price 81 25 covering
one full section entitled the surrender Of such lease permit at
Office shall elect full
81 50 required TO establish the
Satisfaction receiver Willow River
therefor practicable alter seei"E this
notice and appointed for the OF the
claimed Otherwise such
claim will be forfeited. +.
j. BUTTERFIELD,
General Land Once.
May 2-lawI3w
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no pxy .gRS of Lands gentleman In Virgina
who good surveyor lawyer, desires oremove TO Texas
would like become the agent Tor some
owner OF lands in that country with TO bring them into
market.
and il dssrous Of engaging IN
satisfactory testimonials OF apac
his general acquaintance Is sueh
him considerable emigration 10 Texas
ANY oeya. would he inclined avail himself
placed correspondence win he
advertiser suitable responses by addressing post paid
VIM GOULDIN,
General agent and collector, Richmond, Virginia
Maf11
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NorIcE mo- PRESUMPTION CLAIMANTS.

NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS
Every person entitled right Of Of the
townships and parts of townships above enumea
ted required the satisfaction Of the
land oee and make payment therefor
practicable seeing this notice and before The day
pointed the public sale of the lands
claimed otherwise such claim will be forfeited
j. BUTTERFIELD,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
IuIy0 - Iayl3w
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AGENCY. wsshiagton.-1he undersigned, late of the
Post Office Department. offers his servi
generally and to those OF the southwestern
section particularly with the assurance that his removal from ONCE
he has for
capacity and fidelity
Office OF both parties with their
co him therein.
business, Of the OF
thankfully received aud promptly
JAMES OWNER, Agent,
July menf
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NOTICE IA given all accounts remaining
unsettled upon OF the late firm Of p H. HooE Co,
with ,hose win be made the 2s' in
sen, and handed in for otherwse The
in effect the LIST OF February
essentially should be
lime o,ns,,if vs. ' HooE, BROTHER, h co.
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Waenton IN CD Male Academy wishes
teacher who IL qualhod 70 esoh
English and the lower mathomates ne must
habits and good moral character
applications made immediately and II by ieer post p~a
TO the PRINCIPAL,
Feb lg-dn
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BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON RAILROAD.
Hour. orDepart.re rtbe Passenger Trains.
Frum Washington at a. m. and at p M daily, and
Batlmoro p. m daily, daily
''R. E.s ssnosy a%siy PARSONS, As,D.
NEW HOOKS AT TAYLOR 4 MaURY's.-Harpen
womans or, Tales and Sketches nom the Life Around
Us; by Il. =, Arthur.
Tbs Two Wives or Lost and Won; by Arthur.
wiiamss New travellers, and Tourists Through
United states and Canada with fine map OF the United states and
Cuba
Planters Encyclopedias; ty Johnsonnow edition
MeMahons American Gardener new edition. Mays
no the lovers OF Fruits the admirers Of fine
FowsuI have for sale 900 choice pear trees 1000 apple
favor and The best for garden. pleasure grounds
xo erpeus' soarson. sa Syde and " mos. roses
Ornamental shrubs greenh house and parior plants &c
kinds the choicest that the American and European markets can
invite good collection Of fruit plants
make their selection possible before dspose Of them
the northern cities where those choicest kinds in great de
Trees plants well packed up and semitic e5 America
Florist Nmseryman, Flora Hin, street. corner M
Msr2-colm t..
D II. HOoE ~ CO., wholesale and Retail Dealer. In
.heetnS slanss. and house furnishing goods generally
Pennsylvania avenue, between 7,b Streets Washington,
Aug oo-d
TURNBULL's Travels In Cuba aud Porto Rioo-r vol,
is of ADMIRAL sydney smith, by John Royal
rsatee'. memoirs Richard, Marquis Of weue.eys vols,
pupine. Mn,ary Force Of Great Britain-9 vols London.
Msr.h History Of the Huausnos and Protestant Reformation in
The spotuwoode Society Miscellany, coecloo original
June 10 FRANcK TAYLOR.
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NUMEROUS applications 10 dis Office for in
~ loInai IN relation TO the in which land warrants
DER the act e 2oh September 1850 should
answers thereto have been prepared,
There are three modes by may
ls by tie warraniee person
"a ~ the wsrantee through the ggency this Office
3d BY an agent
me hfst OF second mode adopted application
IN writing specifying the district county
which the location desired and be affidavit
according To the following torm No /.
Where the Third mode adopted a of
odueed executed by the the
according to the following No which
De proved the be- before
authorized TO take the acknowledgment according
No Jor 4.
In all the patents will be transmitted the land oce
where the location mad unless special directions the
be given.
J. BUTTERFIELD, Commissioner
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II claims before the
different departments will Also
other Of Virginia wiz
duty attended TO- Once Louisiana four doors above
Copp's Pavilion. Dec H~-duf
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By the President:
J. BuTTrRfIELD,
Commissioner of the General Land Office
NOTICE TO PRE- -EMPTION CLAIMANTS, AND TO LESSEE5,
OCCUPANTS, AND PERAIrTEES OF MINERAL LANDS.

NOTICE To PRE- -EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS, AND TO LESsEE5,
OCCUPANTS, AND PERMIrTEES OF MINERAL LANDS
Every person entitled right eemphon OF the
required establish the same to the sat
Marie, make
therefor practicable after seeing this notice,
the commencement OF the public
lands embracing the camed otherwise such claim
will forfeited
right under the entitled An act
the northern Michigan ard TO
the lands the State OF Michigan,
si1 ieees Permiec to en-
above
entled under the act enited An act
mineral lands the Lake
Chippewa district in Wisconsin,
approved September 1850 the land covered by Their
respectively, at the minimum price
per than full section, emit
permit the proper land oil
full section" at the
required TO establish the same TO the
OF Marie
make practicable after seeing his notice.
and the public
embracing The tract claimed otherwise such claim
will be forfeited
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
JuJyo
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FORM OF RELEASE.

D
Whereas approved September 1850
mil n
said MENTIONED with
be issued
the creditors Of holding bonds and other certificates OF
which specially pledged,
shall the Uned States releases Of all
United for OF said bonds
=, creditor Of the State
ofe1a holding following described bonds
be and for which
in the said specially pcdged
Here descnbe he bonds o certihcaesl
Now purpose with OF said
good valuable consideration, hereby release 70 te
claim aRanst en Tor OF on
OF tbonds certihcaiss above descrbed
Witness hand and seal at = this -------day oil
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yERyrCE ano.t and Ashore during the Mexican
n wnr-iI,.,rated nv Lieut. Raphael Semmes U. =. NJ
= " ~, cole hv = TAYLOR n MhURY,
Iuv 10 Booksellers 9th
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Sealed and delivered in presence o
Two witnesses.
Mar 29-dt3l b wtSep3i

DERTH AuBOY sEMINARY.-Ths institution, a1ording a
thorough trimming college OF business together with
modern and music, VIII commence N
twenty eighth Wednesday, May y
commodous, and its internal arrange
comfort of the pupils aud encou
uabs of neatness and system
proverbai hcalthfune-s the
bathing valuable philosophical
and chemical apparatus reading with library aud perod
provided with reference 10
training the minor advantages OF w
institution. -
OF early devotion to MS
pledges his most uninR efforts 70
institution all that enlightened Christian parent eoua
Terms s75 per board and tuition, with
books for English studies
From the Faculty If ne College Of Ne~ Jersey
Having opportunity knowing the talents, literary and
wen prudence and exemplary moral
character of G. Woodbridge while he was student in ths
college, students prepared W hin, fo
with pleasure recommend MN ms
and fidelity in giving nucuon and
forming committed TO his care parents
nd guardians m fun confidence
JAMES CARNhHAN, President
MACLEAN, Vice President and Prof Of Greek
STEPHEN ALEXANDER, Prof OF Math and Astronomy.
CoLLsor Nxw JsRsry, April 1851.
Jo.eph Henry, LID, Smithsonian institute, d. z.
w Alexander, ID. D., Princeton, New Jersey
Rev, Nicholas Murray, ID. u,
Rev. David Magic, ID. D., Ezab.btown New Jersey
particulars, with additional esu
monials and references, apply I the Principal,
Ap D-diw Perth Amboy, New Jersey.
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[ Warranlee's Signatre.l
tORN No 3.
STATE OF
COUNTY OF

. 4
COUNTY
On this --- day OFF,, in the year, personally
peared acknowledged with
to
The arantce and thai he is
the who described in the within and who
ecuted the
OEecr's Signature
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A. ~ q. A. ARMOUR,
DRdpERS IND T.1IL0RS,
No. 3a3 Broadway, corner OF Duane street,
.4hora iie Irring House, New York,

No, 3a3 broadway, OF Duane street,
.4boue he Tgping House, New York,
attention friends and the public to
IL spring goods of newest patterns
wkeh prepared TO make In the best manner and most
their usual moderate prices. Fresh eouis
veslug mportations light SILKS
fol rests patterns of Paris embfodenes.
ski artists employed this establishments
coats pants wasicoas Each de
partner itself Army and uniforms niue 70
despatch,
who visit this metropolis will find at TINS csiabsh
their taste, and perfect ~ IS always
N. B wAtsrcoATs.--Tllese elegant
admired Castle Garden, have been awarded he
by the American Institute at their late iair
Feb l6--dm
NEW California millionaire Association
IN thousand dollars Capital, ooo
limited number of shares be obtained by ihnueha'
parties who have capital invest special partners aumsa ~
New YORK,
liability the OF ~ oo cash. ,u
therefor, cent annually
prospect doubling the whole in safe operations IN
and mining the United States under me ana eo
troll of OLIVER HolDEN,
As tho General Partner The Company,
No II Wall street, New York
afornans other responsible parties throughout the Union
United States, appi-
caon association, be employ ut an
vessels DC
carrying mails aud eght 70 ana
rom Europe, Asia, Africa, and the Americas i.
There and increasing business doing WIN Iauo
na Pacific and long the supply Of gold
capital goods, and manufacturers Will afonis n
calculations therefor And II is 70 meet ms
profit thereby that this being mea
der the firm and style of " HoLDfN o. vi oi,,,..
Mercantile, COMMERCIAL Commission Merchants Banking,
and Mining Agents New YORK and san
Capital II 100000
Fob
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w M. II. II. CROSS.

wM. II. II. CROSS.
Affo,nsv and Conn11or at Lar,
Washington City, D. c.,
Practise. In The courts Of the District Columbia and viii attend
the prosecution o. claims o eVev
bounty under the act OF oongess
lstcly passed. Once City Hall
If
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NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person OF the lar ds
within he townships and of townships above enumerated Is
oce make payment therefor
practicable after seeing this notice. and before the day appointed
the public sale the lands embracing the
claimed; otherwise such claim will be forfeited
] BUTTERFIELD,
Nav l3-law3w of Land Office
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Notice to the Creditors OF Texas.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, March -, 1851.

TREASURY EpARTMEST, March -, 1851.
having legislature passed during
l56 i9 called upon creditors the
the LIST
September Their claims and Con
having approved 9th September 1885, authorizing
issue Of millions OF five cent stock 10 the said state OF
Texas millions stock should be issued
Of the holding bonds and other
certificates Texas, for which
pledged shall the United states
OF all claims against the United states for
said certificates such shall be
scrbed by OF the Treasury and approved by the
United ~ Now, order that this depart
auhenlcay for which
imports pledged the holders all
required file and description them
department the h Of October 1851 and 10
which has been by the President
United stae pursuance of the above the 9Th
September, 1850.
WIN. l.. HODGE,
Acting Secretary Of the Treasury.
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\ KNOX WALK ER will practise law In the supreme
United States, and attend the
claims agans, government Address Washington, D. O.
lb-r
ID DEMOvAL.-D DE sELDiNG n WYLIE have removed their
IL ONCE Seven between
Streets opposite odd Fellows Hail. and two doors from the
National nteligencer office.
Mar 20-3awu
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pHIrJp BARTON KEY win attend Ia any business
he with befor. either Of the courts This DIS
the OF claims before S"n
uess and the Departments. once on q suesi. -
WAsnssTos, July Ns lsB. 'nvH-Awu-
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TIE stones of Vensce-Ths Foundations by Jon"
Ruskn, author Of "The Seven Lamps OF Architecture w.
syo, with illustrations ,oy r.vrop
July fkANSh 'h'hOn'
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ruE Gold yyorshippcr--s Novel,

yprrE Gold NorshtpPcr-a Novel. 20 cents.
Mar Lawson Eugene Sue author Of the Wandering Jew
Tbs wife's sisters Or Forbidden Marriage 25 cents.
The Donnings their Beaux by Miss Lesie. as
Klosterbeimi or Mnsk-a Tale of Germany
by De Quincy, author Of the English Opium Eater o5
FRANCk TAYLOR
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NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTION CLAIMANTS, AND TO LES
SEES, OCCUPANTS, AND PERMlrTEEs OF MINERAL

=.
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
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FORM No. z

Sworn TO and subscrbed before This - day Of, les
IOGicsr's Sgnature1
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poiacoa Addyesses Uawthornes House OF
seven Gables and Scarlet the so,ay y tnc nunot o.
picco, IS he Quincy Opium Eater sc Lonafellows
ou,re Mer and Hyperion Tenhyson Poem- and IN Memoam
n1 A"'' - June ~
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nROC EDIvGs oS the American Association for the
Advancement Of scenceurth necrv held At New Haven,
0o'''r,, ror .sis Inv ' 80 TAYLOR \ MAURy,
yu.. 10 Bookseller, 9th street
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IIALF-yEAHLy ACCOUNTS.-CLAGETTA DoDsoN re-
II spcctuy notify their having their
that their bills VIII be re1dered date before the n
uImo when settlement for or by
notes Of band, will be most thankfully received o>,
June 2p--aaw2wf CT,hGETT A. DODsoN
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IVA uPAIGNS of the Rio Grsndc "nd OF mereo, w.. ~"
Of work Major Ripley by bsVe N%o' A""
Stephens, United States This day se.yGK ayIop
July f"'NN> ''
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-06-25

halres New York. siz Of ln
slanah housss within De S. "
lor ihe aslty of mani and ne q tls
. &c. illustrative Of Is Assery
.Eougi-uany. lrisir smigrants ars xStus
hearted, honest and industrious, very few
are gentle aud educated, bu, che Olher day /
net with one, (as have often befors) who
vas all This. II addition 10 his good quail,
ties, he hes { simplicily equal i0ths Yieas
of WakeHeId a shor time 8sipcss ibis
young man notwiihslanding he bad passsa
several yeGrsin British cities. and oughtto
hsv ku6wn better. vas % ysrdans Rs 70 taise
g Peler Punk auctiOn Ior 9 genuine one
and Kidding fve dollps on = gold agptei. bad
tho inexpsessible felicity Of having ilsknocIs,
ed %. 70 him. Before banding Il 10 him
the auctioneer took Il into { back room 10
eind up. When be. retorned a venerable
old gentleman, with a jewish nose and seed,
coat look the watch and aft,E examining n
anon nt. assuredlhe v;cdtn that be ''feit ali
interes, ia bin, and, as a.iriend, would ia.
form him confidently that the watch was
spurious and worthless; wbereupon the auc-
tioneer said tbat not much Of 1 gold watch
could be expected Tor I've dollars; .bul be
would sake, il back and selI bin most e1-
ceIlent silver article --a watch aslwas
"a'ch. The disinteresled old. gentleman
among the audiences. fecommsnded ihi.
course. the silver watch was put up. aud 10
the excitement Of competing bids, the vic.
tim offered Be high as $I5. al which he
stopped, and so did the auegionesr,a and be
was declared to be the fortunate purchaser
Afer receiving the SIS the auctioneer e1
acted 81 90 more as his Zee, aud the dis
Interested Old gentleman put ia for, and OBJ
tained little somethIng ffnmlhe well pluck
ed pigeon for his advice. Upon enquirne
OF neighboring matchmaker what was The
value Of such watch at private sale. the
morIff d young man learnt that ne could
buy as go"d one any day f1r eight dollars
The truth was. that the crier. and The old
man, and all the bidders. except himself,
were "al bird, Of feather n = nest to
gether.'
Adams & Co. have purchased share in
Stimson & Cos Nav York aud New Or
leans Express, aud ii will hereaitsr be con-
Quoted in their name.
Jenny Lind had an immense house last
night. Every ii ket was sold before IL
O'Clock, An, lhs Last concert ia this city
will occur to mOrrox. Seven new. cOncerts
in Philadelphia and Boston. will terminate
her engagement with Mr.. Barnums after
which she will sing upun her own account.