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A COMPENDIUM Of the Entire Body Of the Law
BY Asa Kline ALPHABETICALLY arranged with reference
svol', Law sheep, svo, PIP 4,lT7 Retail price, so
40 and 81 Ann street, New Yot
Opinions offh Profession.
There arc few wo in the profession that contain such h
law within the limits, that arg deserH
''' CHIEF JUSTICE NELSON
Nrw YoRk, Sept 49, 1850.
Justice his opinion ofths above Dn
CHANCELLOR wALwoRTH
The reliable citations from the whole nnr
oflesa treatise and reports both American and foreign m
slant reference and will extensively aid Ike STUDENT The paa
ROBERT J. wALSsh
have frequently examined its citations and been ss
gaihed with their aecuracy and have been as much nm
Piles Of the referred to- Indeed, have received 80 mu
satance from myssl that feel anxious that The profession
90" y "''' '' '''o' - JupGE EDMUSps
Nsw YoRx Cry, Oct 10, 1850.
book, while profession deal Of time ~
labor
DAVID PAUL BROWN, phipdephh
Mr. Knne has collected great diligence and accuracy
cases decided the points presented by his questions n
veT ay sdyaneed the soee 10 which hose questions P ~
references TO the authorities copous as to give 70 any
" - : - W. ' JUDGE IssI' PETERS phladepNl'a
lhave examined Knnes Law Compendium with ss much
ton Ms my other avocatons would allow, and satisfied
maby adapted 10 the purpose for which u was tbef
signed facilitate the labors Of counsel In the pepa
causes for trial and argument From examination nm s
titles, can with confidence that they are uea'eaW
Judgment and ability. - No. yott
JUDGE GRIDLEy, Utica, View ~
calculated be greater help the student han lawyers
book Of its size extant, find its way upon
y ''''a'e 'ea'y references w. L. HURST, rbi'delpoa
The plan, and utility, and Of these WORKS mist
the unqualified appreciation the most dtstsg
United Statcs rs The story, Chief Jusnoes
Vermont, Horpblower Jersey, Tucker OF NHk"'-'
Of Washington city, Weston Of Maine, &C, sc TRow
Published by . oonI Al Ann street.
Nov 2-d " anu ="
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so pieces-say l,l23 cubic feet, per cubic foot
The 10 be Of the best white
be taken they
corners, so that there will be sap wood them
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MOSES l.. HOLT,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
o.. r.. x...u <suI,l,

MOSES L.. HOLT,
ATTORNEY COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
San Francisco, California.
RpyrRrNcrs; Hon s. w. Ingc NJ c. Alabama John Taylor
ESQ., Mobile Alabama Messr-. Rhodes Wright, Co., New Or
leans Iuusana Henry Clark esq., Tarboro', North Carolina
Hon NJ c. California; Benz X. True, New York
city; j. Heaey, esq, Boston, Massachusetts, A. r. Hatch,
Portsmouth, New Hampshire May 7-2awly
NEW York California Millionaire Assoctstion.-
thousand dollars Capital, 81 000
be obtained by influential
special admitted in
the revised Of New York, from
asi the OF 81 900 cash, and
therefor annually
prospect Of doubling the whole in safe operations In
mining the United States under The direction and con-
troll OLIVER HOLDEN,
A he Gene Par and
No. III Wall street, New York.
responsible parties throughout the Union
with United States, appl
eent points, a and vessels
and freight and
from Europe, Asia, Antca, and the Americas.
There business doing with Cao
Pacific, the supply OF gold
capital goods and manufacturer viii asonish
most views
thereby this association being formed
firm and style of o. HOLDEN n CO.,
Mercantile and Commission Merchants, Banking
Insurance. and Mining Agents. New York and San Francisco
Capital 81 ,0Oo, 900.
Feb2-u
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CLASS No. 4-Whae Ash Plank Boards and Elm Boards
measure feet lengths % inches wide inches
feet measure Is feet lengths, % inches wide, IN
ee measure feet lengths p inches wde 2inches
feet board Is feet lengths u inches wide, IN
800 feet si board me a'u'e ee lengths inches "d' inches
feet Is eng,hss to 10 inches wide
IL Is lengths, inches wide, IN
1000 feet measure, lengths, inches wide, TX
10000 feet measure lengths and breadths, inch
10000 feet measures lengths breadhs ~ inches
10000 fee, , board measure usual lengths and 's'd inches
feet board measure wde inches thick
so board 70 to 10 IS to ~ inches w'de
500 board measure u TO IS feet lengths 10 Is inches
wide, inch thick
$4,000 feet to be by thousand feet, board
The ash to have square edges All under inches wide
be quartered
soofe measure 30 feet long, 10 inches WIDE
Ios feet board measure 90 % long wids
1000 feet measure long, 10 inches wide,
500 feel measure long inches wide
500 feet measure Ia to long, wide
inch thick
$500 feet, per NJ feet, board measure.
The elm boards are to be quartered-e edges to be clear Of
CLASS No. 5--Cqrsn Plank and Boards.
ieei
thick
1000 feet measure long, inche. wide,
inch thick
1900 measure long, 10 inches wide,
inch thick
1900 feet ls long wide
inch thick
1000 feet 10 "a long 10 inches wide,
n inch thick
1000 10 % long sinches wide
inch thick
feet measure IL feet long, sto inches wide
inch thick
1900 feet measure DC long, 10 inches wide
inch thick
H. 500 feet, per NJ feet board measure.
The cypress be quaeedhe edges TO be clear Of
CLASS No. g. White Pine.
5000 cubic feet white plank stocks be from rhve TO
feet in length OF the stocks to be less mah
inches the small end to be got straight TO be
measured by the cubic foot
Pine PLANK Boards known No l. or hst quaity)
measure IL 90 feet long, 10 u inches wide
X inches thick -
feet 10 % feet long, II to % inches wide
X inches thick
1000 feet board measure long AZ inches wide
/ inch thick
1000 measure, lengths and breads, inches
thick
1900 feet measure, lengths and beads inches
thick
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300 rough hickory bars " long 81 square per piece
.SS DO DO 80 80 30 q DO DO DO
800 pieces.
fects.
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SUPERIOR DAGuERR EoTYPEs.



7 n. WHiTEHURSr has extended the field Of his ope-
rAons ground than Daguerreo'y pst In
the country Ills Galleries may be found on Pennsyv
avenne Four and half aud sixth sretp; No 2H
Baltimore street Baltimore Broad~ay ami Leonard
street, New York; NO II Main street. Eiebm0Dd; Syea-
street Petersburg; Main street. Norfolk and Main
street, Lynebburg, Virginia
His beautifully and highly flushed Electro Dagnerreo-
types extraordinary improvement Dsurng TAFT hfnl
and highly finished likenesres in few seconds
The rotary back ground invented by J. n, Whgbnrst,
gives airy aud living appear anoe To The picture
lie IL the patenee Of the Mor the art Of Unfolding
Dagasrreotye hksneses In tostons NO as TO make hem
resist the ravsges ~ time and weather.
Whitehursts establishments dist ribute mere than
thirty thousand pictures annually and have given
satiscton THIS certainly hatterinK proof Of the
periority OF his ikenesses.
H. w. calls the attention Of the public generally 70 his
elegantly Furnished Gallery lane fuckers new
store where tree exhibition OF pictures will be giyen.
notwithstanding the usual Ia
At the recent fair II the Mary Institute he awarded
the nrst medal by the judges.
Lksnessss Of every description copied and post norton
fAses attended 70 March S-u
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CALIFORNIA GOLD sEpARAros,

THE undersigned having detected The lscy of srien-
t6e wrsrs Ia their theory OF centrifugal force In whr
fluids has combined the feafrpsfal power Of the base
Of whirlpool with very simple mechanical
witch for the first time gives 10 the world hine which
separates In the most perfect and with great rapid
Wy ADD ease all the gold from crushed quartz heavy
iron sand.
Come to tbs California Steamship once ~ Courtand
ST. eet New York and nd Judge Ter Yourselves ad
dress, (Sept 60 ARNOLD BUftUd, Patrntee.
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THE GENIUS OF LIBERTY

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FRANK MILLERx LEArH ER Pr EsERvATiyF
WATERPROOF OIL BACKING.

For Boots, Shoes, Harn,'', Carnge TOPS, Sc.
THIS BLACkIN6 IL not designed TO produce polish,
much durable
IL may be had al tbs manufacturers Wholesale price
New Vork-8rAnpis 4 Stewart @ Maidsn Lane.
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Pittsburg, Pa-MsCurdy Loosnis
Boston, MAAs.-Aisxander Strong, % Central street
Bangor, Me -6sorgs w Emerson, 4 Smiths Block.
Cleveland, o. Seaman 4 Smith.
CinciDnati, q Robbins L Pomsoy, "a Pearl street.
Montreal, T.. W.-trowp l. Cbilds
Toronto, T.. W-Brown Childs.
And In the cities and principal towns generally through
out the Northern and Western States Of the Union.
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BUCaANANx JOURNAL OF MAN.

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VOL. III commences July, ls5i This unique original
and we'll Demonstrated systems Of PhrsnoLogy Phys
ossy and Physqgnomy- sn6 surveys from point Of
and the elevation Of the lie sns Spssasa nun
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NOTICE.

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That institution, hereby notified aud requested o.
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THE SOUTH BEND CAxY.

PAMPHLET II ~ pp. has Just been Published entitled
IA The South Bend ad) Fugitive slave Case Involving
tbs Right 70 Wit o. Hsbsas Corpusu ID 10 for sale ey
William HsrDsd, ~ Bssknsn street, Nev York Price ~
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NATIONAL THEATRE, WARRINGTON.

r. A. MARSHALL. N0fe Iclle
THE ladies and gentlemen engaged for the aboversus
estsbrshment requested T. assemble 10 the Gro.
Room Thursday December ith at IL o'clock prcp,tst
~ 70 the opening Of the Theatre.
Dec. T. W. M. FLEMING, Stage Manager
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OFFICE FOR pArENrs, wAsmINGroy. d. Q.

" e.. ROBBINS Soiriior Of Patents will prepare the
A necessary Drawings and Papers for applicants for pat
all other business In the line Of his
fession Patent Office lie be consulted all
qes relat 10 the patent laws and decisions in the
United States Europe He will procure re- hearings on
~e oted applications for PATENTS prepare papers,
obtain patents In all where there novelty Per
distance DESTROYS Of having examinations made at
the Patent Office prior % making Applicant for patent
may forward (post paid enclosing fee of Ave dol ars)
clear statement Of their csse when hmedate attention will
be given ~ w. and all the inform" ton that could he obtained
by visit Of the applicant Ia person relating the novelty
OF their invention aud the requisite teps 10 be take. 90
obtain patent therefor SHOULD u he will be
promptly for sarded 10 them by mail
All letters business must be post paid and enclose
suitable fee where written opinion II required.
or Once on Y street, opposite the Patent Onice.
He has the honor OF referring by permssinn.to Hon H.
I. Ellsworth Iion Edmund Burke late tom
Of Patents and % those for whom he has bus
during the past years Dot %.
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our exports. however, VIII SHOW luHt tn' lh'it"r'h
value Of our exports for the last fiscal year is to be
found in the high price Of cotton which prevailed
during the t half Of that year which prico has since
declined about one half
The value of our exports Of brcadstufs and pro-
visions which II supposed tho incentive OF low
tariff and large importations from abroad would have
greatly augmented. has fallen from SOS, Ol92i IN
lS47 TO $260 1878 in 1850. and 20 81 9iS,6o3 IN
1851 with strong probability, amounting almost 10
certainty, of still further reduction in the current
year
The aggregate values Of rice exported during the
last hsca year, as compared with the previous year
also exhibit decrease amounting TO $4G0gl7, which,
with decline in the values Of the exports OF tobacco
for the same period make an aggregate decrease in
| these two articles Of 81 ,l5875l
The policy which dictated n low rate Of duties on
foreign merchandise. IL thought by those who pro-
NOTED and established IL, would tend to benefit the
farming population Of this country by increasing the
demand and raising tho price Of agricultural products
| in foreign markets
The foregoing facts. however. seem to show ineon
testably that such result has followed the adoption
OF this policy. On the contrary. notwithstanding the
repeal Of the restrictive corn laws in England the
foreign demand for the products Of the American
farmer has steadily declined since the short crops
and consequent famine in portion Of Europe have
been happily replaced by full crops and comparative
| abundance Of food
statistics for the past year that the value Of do
nestle exports has been increased in the single item
Of raw cotton by 100000 over the value Of that
export for the year preceding. This not due TO any
increased general demand for that article, but to the
short crop Of the preceding year. which created an
| increased demand and augmented price for the
crop oflast year. Should the cotton crop now going
forward TO market be only equal in quantity to that
| OF the year preceding and DO sold ut the present
prices then there would be falling OF in the value
Of exports for the present fiscal year of ut least
$40, 100000 compared with the amount exported for
the year ending 30th June, 1851.
The production OF gold in California for the past
year seems TO promise large supply Of that metal
from that quarter for some time 10 come. This large
annual incscase OF tbs currency Of the world must be
attended with its usual results These have been
already partially dscloscd In the enhancement OF
prices and rising spirit Of speculation and adven-
iure, tending 10 er-rAding, ~ we'll At homo as
abroad. Unless some salutary check shall be given
10 these tendencies it is TO be feared that importa-
tons Of foreign goods beyond q healthy demand In
this country will lead TO q sudden drain Of the pre-
cous metals from u.s. bringing with w. ~ Il has done
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rg- Noun, Hope YlIage BuIIdlng Plots

Er,,,ng ~ii be h-id at the Minary Hail 1888 8owery,
on Tbursdsy. April 5, ais O'clock ID, to receive soo
ser,-rs Tor te properly and aso 10 make arrange
mens an excursion 10 the premises Members OF
The shove Association, and the public generally are m
y,led 10 slepo ANY Information OF the above can DO nso
by ealing ON RICHARD Ii THOMPSON, "a HudsontI,
or = PIIRCELL 81 JOhn-sL ous'
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C KEMP, Auctoueer.
HOUSEHO OLD FURNITURE at

II House In East Fifteenth Of second house east o.
secondsv. THIS DAY, 1t lot O'Clock, H. Q. KEMP WI
sell auction shove all the FuDitufe OF said house Do
ing the furniture OF family leaving for Europe, and con-
siss Of Tapestry Ingram and Oh Cloth Carpeu together
with handsome assortment OF Psror, Dningroom ana
Chamber FurnilHre, China, Cut 0lsss and Plated Ware
French Clocks and Ornaments Kitchen Utensils, &c,
which 10 well worthy Of the attention OF purchasers a. me
furniture s In excellent order and only been In use one
YEAR ~ ~
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

THE WRITINGS OF REV. WAL
IL TER COTTON U. S. n, embracing the following
entertaining works, viz: -
DecS and PorI vol limo 400 pages with beautifully
tinted epgravinRs Price 81 IS
Three iesra n California, vol Emo, win numerous
llustrations and portrsls Price 81 IS
The above works ul Of interest," and cannot DO Pc
rused Bur with grest delight -
The following works from The pen Of thia amenied al
thor viii soon appear under the edtOrshp OF Rev henry
r Cbesver aHthor OF TIE Whale and ia Captofs and
aIslsnd World Of the Pscihe"
ship and Shore, With Illustrations on steel
Lard ard See. with Illustrations on sleeli and las
Uppubishsd Remsns Of Rev. Waller Coltoui togetsef
with brief Memoir and Notes iustfauYe OF nls Lie ana
Character a. Chaplain Editor Author and Judge, with
PoFtrttt. A. BARNES OOs ruDhs1eIS
A MAFis62WeOw 81 JohnSI
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ASrHosY BLgEcKER, Aactoneer
on BUILDING LOTS ON SIXTH

cO AVENUE. Fify-f,u'th snd Fity.fnh sls At Anc-
uon.-ANTHoNYJ BLEEcKrR VIII sell q pubic Aue-
ton MONDAY, the l4sh cay Of April, 1881, st the Mer
chants Exchange the following valuable Leu OF Ground,
viz.
SIxrHAvEsUe-S vslussle building ots situated and
the southwest ~ sixthsvenue ard Fifty hh
st. three OF said lots fronting TIE avenue and two on The
each lot being in sEe IS fee, roni and rear by 100
fee, IN depth
FlFTYfHrHsr Also, lots the south side OF Fity-
nhs between SIKH srd Seventh avenues. commencing
30 feet Of sxihsveuue; each Is feet font and rear
BY leo beet nchea 10 depth Aso los the south aide
OF Fifty -6h-s between sixth ard Seventh avenues, Gem
by leo fset inches In depth.
FiFryFoukTR sr Alec lots the north side OF Fly
urthst between sxth and Seventh avenues. commcnc-
ing $50 OF Sixth avepue; each lot Is feet BY 100
feet inches Ia delth Also lots the north side OF
Fhy-founh ST. 25e feet OF Seventh
ue each lot OF the sane dimensions Msps OF he above
property With further particulars can be had OF
the Aacuoneer, Brosd-sI tl,hbD az AS,lo,lds
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A GENTS.-wanted 100 Agents. From

A GENTS.-Wsnted, Young Men from
N tbs country who do not wish to work farm,
Ike from ~ 70 800 per month Or SINNERS fam
ly Work, Call Immediately, OF address l. w. PARMEN-
FER, 80 Essssu-st, posi- paid. ma lms
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D desro1s OF obtaining bOard for himself wife sod
card faAout two years DID, with = respectable private
fmy In an heahy and pleasant location, ether 70 ne
nrn.y part OF ths city or n WLkns0urgh Brooklyn or
Jer,ey civ where they have large room OF room
ara bedroora adjoinsg Address j. D. G. Tribune once,
with name locsuOn and moderate terms az u.
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Miss Cooper's RarAl Hours, with lndex-new revised
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SALES BY AUCTION.
ASTHosY J. BLKscKss, AacTioa-er.
EXTENSlVE AND pEREMPTORY

L'AIENSlbE AND PENEMPIOk1
GsALE OF WATER LOss ard privileges the
Esst River and ssoa BUILDING LOTS and psrts OF
losa On FRA secOpd sveoSes ard Avenue A, snd
90 One HUnofed and Es hh Oue Hundred and Nnth Ons
Hundred sEd Tepth Doe Hundred and Eseyonsh, One
Hundred snd T~eAh Os- h. nd ed and Thirtcenth Oae
Hundred arc Four eenh O0- Hundred and fieenth snd
Ore duno,ta arc Snreaeh sts yrg IN oae body In The
Twelne We're q The Cry e N-w.Yofk 81 sneiioo-AN
ThONr bLEkCNEk viii s-ll 81 auction 90 WEo-
NEsDAf, Apin ie uSt. al tlo'cioek, ~ The Mcrchans
Exehspge ne Ioiio~hg vslasnle property, viz.
AT bARLkMle oit eAs Il goOaOd cpptkiaog about as
lots parts Of lois oesaosy ssed for building pQr
poses beit a. connected, hing one parce and extend
Ing from tO The River ard from Ono
Hundred ard Eighth One haodresi aud stxoeaihst.
with valuable " shout SO et on ssli liver
On tho property there sse and hand some mansion
house and other 5GidDga The lss nearly al OF fail
sze snd for mmediz- use he heog rock and very
little ground derns taem very desirable or
Of small purchase building los capital
sis 10 make sac snd prof abe investmen fsevcane
and Avenue being ,opened aud Secondayen1e opened
and rgusled. The above ots are admirably eelcna,cd
for mechsnics work1 smen, ard foe large manufacturing
purposes ben only few uinu A. yak from Tie dsren
Railroad Depcg ADD the Ess River alec foe persons doing
business In tho city the Hsl-m Raifosd stop with
IN few bocks Of the reodertng "a ooh desirable
and conveneol This property, from its peculiar locanon
and advantages will become popucas and c1
po part city that those wshng invest ther
money 10 advantage would 90 vel TO possrss themselves
Of some portion Of a. For and further particulars
apply the Auetiooeer, Broad Ct, whore hographic
maps OF the above can be obtained.
a a7.9lllSu (iSo7l
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AS WAITER, by q respectable man In a
IA private family Has The beat OF city reference for
Tie Asi two vssrs Address J. o. II. Unionsqasse Post
Dhee, or !. b. H. TTibnne Ofbees for2 dayA ~ W
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w oreca and practical Mechanic, being about TO visit
the Worlds Fair would take charge Of afew Commis-
sons for Sale Of Inventions &c the advertiser having spent
years In England In connection with inventions s
thoroughly acquainted with the routine OF business re-
CURED and having valuable business connections In Eu'
rope. Satisfactory references Address Box 2f6, Chat
hamsqusre Post Ofhce, post paid. af5t NV
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DOOKBINDERS' LEATHER--!The
E1suhaeribsr has on hand and 10 eonGs1rJ reeeixng
EpgEsh 60 orec Skivers solored Calf skne French Lar
kTy Morocco RlsEa Red Leather, Sand spun 40 Oei
ooirec fbr BiDdery Always On hard large essesneni
~ Geo Dudeys superior Bark skyerA Blank sheep And
49, cav 8kinE a Of which offered n t1s ioWeet
uarkef prices b. 5AhE5 CVOhs @0s 0tARs-
rz7 lRs