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Removal
TAMES G. MOFFET,-Gas Filter and
- Manufactures Of Chandelier and Gss fixtures o. eysy
dasrrpop having removed from hs lse store 20 tsi'oo-
Al 10 .bu-s few doors from Broadway taxes tns op
pornnitv OF Informing bis patrons and the pubic IN gsosr1
tal having made extensive aberatoos az -
IqI PTtncssl he 10 now enabled 70 supply -
otber Cas- fixtures al the lowest market prices
waul q lhess articles you'd DO Wen 70 e~a 90 - go
onrb..inS sl,4vbers Ca Pendants and bfeefeo ool1'
Sutd md Lard Lamps Grsndoles and CAndelsor. coz
stsplly 90 hand Ia great variety o. p1ttofns ~ ~
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ghCE tsc utcs u Cef % TIE CIV aEd
~ say Of ss-rt ~ cosy o.
he Cts OF Ne. rot -ths sAy, ssf La ssrN- tbs
SUI MOI, oe yos I'v, q cay o. such ,se 20
P.nus ~ .Pry Court Tor III. .b'i s'ana'.
Mo ,-9-s' Sw.a 'sr'ss
S,REBIFFs sALE-By Trsu. Of a VI, Of EI.cseou
s,,ur.,y n. ~ s.y Iun. ii n oeioc "a or.noou
y,sa q ~ c. H.s Al u. rat ~. ana a,.rs. Of PAT
tine .ses e. saa 70 he following issers.t Ls,..hoh
ins snc - - III. cty
Ee-tery Torsth sd Ssvsata .ad
Io7l ota,s foo-s Eassry froa ~ So,
sH ,,-roe = ,.. 49, ssd SSTssg -, ~ 1870 ,-
by parallel Nth Sevssh - s.i ochs., Dssd
scrss % Patrick ncc,4y so.Ipd term Of q years $50 Ger
sn1um Gay. . rsmoV' eui das' as ,'raaios o. .s,' ~
Nsv Yerk Apul ~ 1881. WILLIAM B. DRAhk,
la-s-h Deputy ShsuG
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN according Az. al, person.
~ havls claims asaas, DAVID LESTER Of The City Of
sroo n King. cosa,y s' ts, Ar. r's.t to sIssa
e. n W: ~ Of ss- OH Ga o, ~ =" OF 'S
M; ia "sSs '''' EtFG. r ekSyEs Aan'
DYORDER or JAMES NULLErT Esqar.. Justice o. he
ID supreme Of stat. OF SswYort Assoy gVss
sachm.n;hss ssu.d nihs '.s. Of ELISHA WELCs
and that the I'LL ,. sod r The pas meat
OF h isos AID aseharss ssh scaaa sot
uE within moahs from he srst pashcsnou Of us
and that the Paynsnto aay tso' "a. 70 am BY residents q
ssts ana The deliver. 70 h or Tor h. Of any property With
Sbu. iorSsa.a y \. nd sr' v0 3D. orr
lsvSmS Attorneys for Attaching Cr'fitor.
II PURSUANCE Of an order OF tn. surrOSli. cOaa
.x.mst THOMAS STEELE Of the City Of Ns- Yors, -
ess 70 crescent The San. Nth voucher. thereof
once Of jesse Read No 50 Cortland street. tie City Of
ssv Yo on fifteenth DAY OF July nsEtOstsd SsE
Yort The eleventh day Of January 81
10 l..smx. J Jssf' Rrs sTthLh Administrators
rs PURSUANCE Of an order Surrogate OF the couav Of
New foIk n'ls hereby ssu to al Psr'oss n.vas sS'
At II. Office ofC De WITT Eq- No "a NASSAU street 70
The CITY Of Nss IorI before the t".av seventh d %
1881 lu5i isEsuM'l SARAH Z. WEIGHT, Admlni'irasnI
II PURSUANCE Of an order Of surroS.s the coua O
rs- Yok hereby gwen 10 all person. having cAr
,g,a CHARLES wEISEDEt ss. Of the City Of Ss- for 80
place BUSINESS No n Nassau street he CIV
Yok the ohos Of chArss wesch ESQ ssors The
e.rnhsr AMELIA A wEIsEDEL, Asmmstr,inr.
ss3Is-smhF
~ PURSUANCE Of an ora.r sarrosst. Of
w. w 9 AN yF pisS 81. Of ii. CIV y s.- isr. q.
present the with 'oachs hssoi 20 the 'ae'ceef
osce yssey street IN the City Of Ns- tos or o.
hnsuth n May n-rtDsss Nsv fors me anna
ssy Of Nov.mber 1850 ISAAC Il. GlFFISG, EIscaOr,
all lIWom'h
TX PURSUANCE Of an order OF saroet. Of the counvo
New Yor hsrs5y gvsn q al persons hAv'nS clans
10 present vsuches thereof 70 the sbnh-r his
sItssuh street the City Of S'v to % o.
iaT q December, lssO LoYIAs D. TowsLEr, Executor
dl6ls-sm'h
~ PURSUANCE an order OF the surroelts the County Of
Ise~YoE, no'cs hereby g,sa TO al persons n,'ns suns
bster present the Nth vouchers thereof nc
subcnber At ihs Once Of JACOBS ROsENsTEtN ESQ No 10
Of Ocob. s.It Dated ss.nth day OF April 1871
40 Is-emM. ELIZABETH hOLLITOR Adm'ustrstnr
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Il DAN of 100000 for the CITY O

4 DAN of 100000 for the CITY d
~ ALBANY-rhe Finsnee Committee OF the commoa
Council Of the City OF Albany pursuant 10 resolution o.
said CoEnci hereby give notce that sealed proposals
will be received until Friday the 9th day OF Nay nexl e
oclock he afternoon OF that day. for Loan OF Three
Hundred Thousand Dollars under the provisions OF the act
entitled Al Act provide for supply OF wafer la he
City Of Albany passed April 9. 1859. and a. amsnded
April H. 1851 for which transferable or coupon certificates
Of stock will be issuei entitled Albany City Water
Stock bearing interest the OF six cent
pa OF said loan be rcimbursable the expiration OF
wen yhve years and the other half part al the expiration
OF thirty years from the hr day ofFeorasry last past
The proposals nsy 10 for the whole or any part OF saa
loan not thar 900 and should be sealed up and en-
dorsed Loan for the City OF Albany and enclosed In an
envelope directed TO The undsrsigned.
Each proposal TO state distinctly The rate OF premium
offered tor the stock reimbusbe In > years, ard also
that reimhuable In 80 years the sum OF money thA
will be paid for each loo Of stock and the address OF ha
person or persons making the proposal
money will be equired 10 be paid by deposits 70 me
credit OF the Chamberlain OF the city 10 ihs bsak OF mo
York State Bank IA this city, a follows
tl0O0OO on the 18Th day Of May.
lO0peO the lat day OF July
loo 600 the let day OF september.
The interest the said stock will be paid semi annuay
on the 6rs days OF February and August IN each rear,
the Bank OF the State OF NewYork, and the principal 70
lmbur,sble In the City OF New.York.
The Committee the right 10 tske em sum ma
the shove specified II The ohers In their opinioe.
are not advantageous TO the interests Of me city
Albany April 81 1851. NfEN EfCk,
JAMES ID WAssON.
ALDEN MARCH.
s0atAxQ Finance Committee
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WATER CURE.

HY PATHIC INSTITUTES
Il Patients are treated the year round a. tho eommo-
modious City Institution, IS Laightst and dunng INC
which are among Oldest In the United States are Bow
com ecied under the medical direction OF fkALL,
M d and The domestic management Of D. CAMsELL
SON my5 Inn
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CORPORATIOE SOTICE-Puehe notice hsr.Oy gwen % e'
- occupant oecupal Of al House, sna LOU
improved Lads affected hereby that the fooSnS
Assessments have completed BY tie Ass-ssos and are ass9
h- fee Bureau Of asssssnsn Tor sramnatoa ~ AZ
ltefssd Per Guiding Sever seventssah street
~ q the sastsry loo Of sscoaa a'snas
through With the Snissnta
Tss By such assssnss include AZ ts
goun5 varant o's piece, az PN7
s@veutssnth -t=t oet~esn ne
ani S-cosa he ssssfJ sss o f Nsn- ~
ant oH ts ~seefy
between sItssuih aed sttss1h suesn ana o. ~
iugsou Seventeenth stress All
o. interest. Affected named Assess
euts ard sho obpussd the either u hsn As
rseless Urtrg 70 ne a1ssse1
a. ter ocs No Hal OF Hecor3s vthn n ny days ron 5s
Of ths sotre-sAsUEL 4. De MOTT. FhASCs htCh
OLSON, ISAAC Wh sNIH Asss-.ors-Otee, Bureau Of Az
.e.-u snis Street Department. April 3d. 1881 MI lOt
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CORPORATION NOTICK-Publc tee - hereby gwen % The
occupant Of all Houses erd Los,
improved or vpprvsd Ianis affected thereby that the following
completed BY the Ass..o and are lodged
The BaAeau OF AsssasHts FOR elimination by All per
nssstsd wa Eor building sever fhrtesnth - IRON
poni r. N the aud through the Eighth tV aad
counects The ..us Jans Al hltsons u Tbs
by Assessment include all the several Houses
80 90 bt 3D.. Of Tt.snth sIth and Esth
9TH zoe. Ehth a. between Troy Poussnh st. both SIDES
Hudson sti the eas7fy
zoe o Greenwich Az between Twelfth and Eighth and On
westerly Troy and Heao sts both .de' 81
Seventh AZ between Twelfth and Fourteenth ss on The norhsf
T~slTh Seventh and Greeu~ch ays ana
south erin oet-ssn Gssuvch and gnth
Affected BY the above named
Who opposed % the sans or either Of As
equsfes 10 present Objections Whiting = ths under
gnsd heir once Hall Of Records, within thirty JAYS from
date Ii potice SAMUEL De MOTT fhAsCls NlCH
OLSON ISAAC WIN SMITH Asss-so s-Ohcs Bureau OF Asses
u.uts str.., D.n.rtns.nt Ami q 1881 los
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DAEK DEPARTMENT. AbaEy. hv ., lssl-sose. ss,x
Dos.n s,4 ib- o6es pursuant 70 hs ~ I'll,
U,HER pFopnstof Of the TkONIltk bssh tot
M. a.. B.ut. Ia. CHANGED be place q kEsfDssek paee
tormatou E'sn nat the sad bsrfss sss
vu.~- u POTeDAh Ls.fsocs Cogaty al ~bsh pses ss
tie Frouts Sam oil Be hsfs.fsf esodeesa ="
John So tsrntsn1sbt
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The Stockholders of tho
lVWestchester furnptke Road Company are hereby
ufsd thai distributor of the monies received by said
Company from The New iork and New Haven Railroad
paby for compensation foe damages 10 their road hes
this been ordered by the Directors To he made among
the tockhoders that the will be paid NJ he othce
Of The Treasurer No 81 Liberty New YORK on and a.
ler the 5lh Inst N v. CARPENTER.
ms eks Treasurer W chichester Turnpike Road Co.
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(,osPTPOLLKRs OFFICE, Bsst DspsrtDsos Aes, ),
I ~ -ss'es hsvss bssa Aes - as "a q. ADAMS
40 ty OTIS HOLLAND Pfes1sst sDe po1rs' a.sGEDh IL
RAHK Js6.y.o. coauy sad B-nsm g., ~. "a
RESIDENCE g.she .csn.i.ss ssSosD cst.naxis cosSty
~ ia Laos hs bszssss Ne A1sns sz m c.-~s~a
ssc.s1. (msl Isssvnl fn1S = fVss.>~'
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FINANCIAL.

NETWORK STATE MONEY bought
NNi per cent discount by . -.
my5 lw' CARPENTER 4 vERhELYE, u Wsl-sI
NETWORK STATE MONEY bought
myS Is. M0RFoRD L vERMILYB
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, sosOrins all persons
lNhavius AGAINST DAVID LESTER, late OF the CITY Of
J Kings County deceased hat thes required 70 Ihbh
thereof 70 the subscribers, No 3 Csdar
CIV Of Ns- fofk eeor- - 1T s Of Octossr aera
a.; ia~sHs RUFC. r. GRAVES AdA''
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CALIFORNIA GOLD DUST, Sands,

Y and Ouarx bought by N SOLOMON co God
and silver ke6ners Assayers Sweep Bnetess and Coss-
ers Of earns minerals and al lnown subsAnees n.i 80
Stones Boa ht jewellery and 5vorsmiths Sweeps Ores
and al hard substances ground al The Refinery, % AIMS
New.YoTk 81 IN
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PURSUANCE OF hs Surrogate Of hs Soansy Of
lNsv Yor hsrsby g'su 70 al persons ha'ns CLAIMS
sAust WILLIAM GIFFlN0. aa OF the City ~ New font Sc
ceased u present vouchers lhsso the subscriber
Al osce Ysey IN the City Of Ne- Ton, on %
s.ors htssnh Of May nsI-D,tss Ns- Nors the ANITA
Ia ofNovsmber, 1880. ISAAC 4. GRFINS, BIsca%f'
n laHom'h
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~ PURSUANCE OF an the surogats Of the County Of
Se~Yo, notes hereby gysa To all persons having Jams
sr,r, FREDERICK hOLLITOR late Of the City of New 70 H.,
deceased 70 present the With Vouchers thereof ne
nbar Al ihs Once OF JACOBS RO5ENsTEtN, ESQ No 10
Jane. Il the City Of New fo before he thirteenth DAY
Of October ner Dated fort the ssenth day OF April 1901
"a isuenMs ELIZABETH MOLLITOR, AdmiuntrstnL
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UE PURSUANCE an order Of Surrogate OF the C0unyo
Esw York hsrsby - all persons hAvlnS CLAIMS
aanst JULIANA CHURCH ats Of he City OF Nav lo desses
n present thereof 70 the ssb%rher a. h
rs-d-nc- the City Of Nsw fors % o.
before nsIt-Dsed Me- tork hs th
isy ~ Decsmbsr 1870 LoYIAS D. TowsLET, Executor
ia~eush
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TERMS


MEDICAL DEPARTMENT. or nAlGP-
M DEN, SYDNEY COLLEGE,, RICH
M0ND, vA.-The thirtsenth Annual Course Of
Lectures VIII commence on Monday, the llth ~
October. 1850, and continue until the 1T Of the
ensuing March. The commencement for comforting
degrees viii bs held about the middle Of March.
r. l.. BonAsxAN, M. D.. Prof. Of O6stetrics
and Diseases or Women and Children
l.. w. CHAuBERL AYnE. Id. D., Prof OF Mate
ria Medica and Therapeutics .
s. MAgrix, M. D., Prof. Of Chemistry and
1s B..l G,..es. M. D.. Prof. Of Surgery
CAsrTxs r. JonxsoN, M. D., Prof. Of Anato-
Dawn II: Tucssa. M. D. Prof..of Theory and
ractice or Medicine. t4 ns
AsTrvn 4. PErscoLAs, M. D., Demonstration
The study OF practical Anatomy may be prose-
cuted with the most ample fAcililes, and at very
triains expense.
Clinical Lectures arc regularly given at the Col
lsse lnfrnary and Richmond AImshouse. The
lnfrn,ary, under the same roof with the Cotiege
and subject TO the entire control Of the Faculty,
al all timer well filled with medical and surgical
cases and Turntables peculiar facilities Tor clinical
instruction. Many surgical operations are per-
formed IN presence Of the class; and the students
being freely admitted to the wards, enjoy, under
the guidance Of the Professors, unusual OPportu-
mites for becoming familiar with the symptoms,
diagnosis, and treatment of disease. FNf.
Expenses--M Naturalization fee, IS. Profesuors'
fees, SlO5, Demonstrators fee, 80. Graduation
fee, S95
the price OF board, including fuel, lights. and
servants attendance, il usually % to WI per
week. 'A
The catalogue, &C., containing fuller informa-
ton concerning the institution, will be forwarded
to those applying for IL, or specific inquiries will
be answeree BY letter Address,, s7e'
saa' s. MAUPiN, M. D.,
Oct.2ha Dean Of the Faculty.
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49,, Crystal, and Plate Glass Makers. sts
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vNIE. Subscriber returns his thinks TO The
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y Freight to Havana will be taken in limited
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VT7ILLIAM TUCKER, MERcaASr TAILOR,
w (of the late firm of Lane & Tucker,) would
call the attention of his friends and the public gen
eraiy to his stock Of Goods now opening, Which
ha. been selected by himself from the largest in'-
porting houses in New York, and by far the great
est variety and richest styles ever offered IN this
city, Strangers respectfully and earnestly So
licied 70 give me call and examine my stock be-
fore purchasing, as am confident 1t will be to
their advantage. f
And 1 would especially call the attention of Of
fcers, both Of the army and the navy, to the fact
thai am prepared to execute all kinds OF uniforms
according to the late regulations, at the shortest
notice. and at moderate prices, warranted, both IN
the cutting and making departments, equal TO any
establishment III this country.
W.T.. tenders his sincere thanks to his numer-
ous friends for their long and continued patronage
and hopes. by the same diligence ana attention 70
business. to merit continuance of the same.
All orders promptly executed
sep 20-3tw3w-d&trw .t f5s
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r IFE INSTRUMENTATION Commercial
i Life Insurance Company, established in 1920,
and empowered by act Of Parliament for the In
surance Of Lives and Survivorships, and the en-
dowment of Children, &c, &C., CAPITAL
THREE MILLION DOLLARS!
,Ls-Oihce 81 story Colonization Buildings,
near Jackson Hall, Pennsylvania avenue, Wash
linton city, ID. c
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The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-01-07
Amrrtcun NtAtist Cs.

A short time past We published some statistics
relative to the number Of soldiers supplied from
the different States 10 the revolutionary war. De
Bows Commercial Review gives some tables re-
iative this, and other subjects of equal interest,
which we copy
l. The number Of soldiers furnished by the
American States during the revolution, and the
population oi each State in l79U aud III lS47
2. Principal battles Of the revolution, their sew
eraI da,es, commanders-in-chief, and losses on
each side.
g. Amount Of contine entail money issued to sup
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-01-07

~ Guard and Vest Chains, and the best quality
Of London, Liverpool, and Swiss Waches, for
sale a. low pricen for cash. Every article var
rantsd TO prove what is represented be at the
time Of sale; slao, Watch Repairing IN all its
branches, by CHAUNCEY WARMER, N
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