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al03M E.DELaFIELD sMIrd.)

a DnHisTRArORs sALG-In suas.Dos OF "a orssr OF
foss' puacsT sosacx ~h 81. Under d. s.csoSO
. Rssw N x. u. CIV Of Do
esss03 ut pubEc The Hssehsnts' RHchanss the
soOn following Of vheh 'As a u.sssss
certain o ,.es OF parcel FOsrtssah YNt
City IoIt knOwn tbs esrt Of siaiu
,ss,.r b o $50 southss6 by 10, Ss4 porthsy BY
beng -d. rOu, and - fest ard IN depth 100
Az n,tesa,p s pee. parcel Of ansI ss Fourth wsrt q
cAaihsm street dtaas the
ssss AIDE Of janice and the souhsr sss Of chstba.
Of csssAs sst 10 iss inches. Ornsy Of
No. sss 81 .. ne b.c. ~s - e.. inches. saS sss.
shsry feet inches % Tie place oil bsgnng Known a. EoTs
lot. Of hna Exht Ware ., sst shy
ssrssashss lots s9s s & ss OF nIg Of hnd. SsOsssfo
ssr. .osh.dy ps No SIS westerly BY lo Eos ts
oOrhsrb b ot No So containing out ard - fss
snG 90 fsst N ssst street n
an thee c.rsp lots Of sss 10 the Exhs wus Of the city Of
ss~ Yors Osgang Gr.sn~esssst a. s distance Of q lee,
strss, uuarr saas northsry aoax srs. IS
cA.s ssssr right snss 70 srssn-h street 20
s.., S.oe. ..r, so % 70 The pse. o. sssss ssowss
asto.rss o Of sos u Ii. s1tssats eny,
kosnas norsrb oa BY ss.sussst street. vssissy By set
~, IDA cs az ..r .Ss '..a IL ueS.. 3 s.ps AZ
ssTs s.%s, =, On @. p sa Of -: a.. w. w., ssy,
[ Io e. pss o. We a.:s 90. o. s.s1s
s,snos .sr3as 'A.9cs ssrshsr Ina. Pa. 70 hsssvsniS
~ ssf hns half irchg theocs sastsr. hne
parssl " Sutsenh 81
Seventh socs sestsr. aoaE sams achos
hs hn< II John Jacob Asor; about
sns 1s.os .sa.h.f along a sns 70 the soAs hos Of s
Anthat iotof Ans the ssd Ward u "a
auins pOrs the seuihsg see Of sssuth street tsta
Ioo wlstery westerly hts Of tsn
sostAsr Hs parallel T. seventh s'.nss . ncbss
a.se. vs.sr6, p.ss sIsssoiS .,r'. Set. socs nOr
SsTsnths 100 fs~a 20 The
sss Ina o. siytssrh thsnes sssry. Sos
tssttoths rlses Of becnnins
AhAstesrsn ss~ i.st satoase Wa c 'as norA
ass q sssssoh street ss.t ..a esa, ~ non va
thsncs tkercs nthsy - 'sst inches
nsacs westerly tosthsy 90 iesi ness 70 ne
Phcs Of bsknnlnt
Also tAst certain It, wf The Mia ssose iasscs stsGs
sfkngser1s tho Sftssath Ward Of the ely u SsS xorA q,
sntss 70 As1sndsf hc0mb, conank eets on seos ss
As epay1 Duyvs crss 700 @ an2 rEnns through The
rthtofh Corpo.non the from hkh >ssk Il
6r uasr nsrk.-Dsts1 Rs~ rsrk. NOV. "a. 1850
us5 Usns JOHN T. DEvELIN. Proctor n Walst
lkPUUAfCE Of en- order u The s1roEsIso sco0pty
fors sscs hec.e, u al srs0ns having claims
ELlzARSTH DAVIDSON, late of the City Of Yark widow
tscssso pre- ,hs ~ vouchers sFso
Al The oes OF n. h-sker Attorneys a.. No II Wal
street the cy ~ Ns~ fork before tho eleventh Ju
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CUPREME COURT-Joseph Dn,kee sgsns' William NJ water
Ssou. To WILLIAM NJ WA1ERSON; You are hereby sum
moped 10 answer complaint this which ned IN
once Of County sEd copy oi your ans
BinghamtOn within twenty days after "a
.selus OF day Of sueh and You Ell
70 plaintiff 70 NE
Court the relief demanded said comosnt DATED
November $50, 1850. DEtOhhESl q SdaVW,9
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IFPURsUAKCE suogAts County OF New
Yok notice hereby all persons having claims against
JAMES DAYlDsON late eth City q New York dscesed
thereof 70 the subscriber At the Office
s. NJ D. +. Meeker, Attorney &c No II Wall street. tha City
before eleventh day OF July aeItDatsd Ssw
York day January 1881 JAMES C. DAVIDs )N
is law0mW Administrator de bous non, &c.
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CORPORATION NOTICES

(tRoToN AQUEDUcT DEPARTMENT kotunds fHfh, psc, =.
I SstoN cOkPORATIOS NOTIcE.-Pubhe notice u hereby
rSsa that psion presented the Board Of
T. sever between FUTON and John sest an
sr.on. intssed above hsvng objections nsreo are 10
ous-ted present ths writing 70 the ContsS ~
go on Or before Ffday Jan 10, 1851. hlChOLAS OEAN
Prss,dent Croton Aqasduci Department. oSI III
STREET DEPARTMENT, No 4dALL OF kEcOkDS-Fg6se
Kotoe hereby gwen that The owng kssolsoa mas oee1
sSop,s by the Resolved That h st. be exsnded
10 tie sztsnof eastefy sd OF T,mptn 81 oy ono
on pe block the outsr end under hs 'nseon o. -
that the Street Commissioner give ho
70 The grantees the land lying under water on ooh
of 7 ~ 70 aks line az above dHeceo hu
and covenants 70 tne grams 70 sac
owners BY the Mayor, Aldermen and Commoaay o. s
,v Of Yo Adopted The Board Of Assistant Ader'n
Nov 49, 1850 Adopted by the Board OF Aoefnea Dec IL
Approved BY the Mayor Dec. a. 1850 ..o,>o. 90.
Dec l9. 1850 td9 3ml JOHN DODGE. esesConf.
(vRoToN AQUEDUCT DEPARrMEET.-ROtunds Para, Dec ~,
lsO-corporztion NoresPublc notice here0y gwen tnss
neon has the Board Of Assistant Aldermen 100
N the beecko 81 70 point eghy
f.f nom Of the pchsr Houston Ahpesons ntsreeee
~ a. s.yry obons thereto requested to present the
sans 10 o. Eognssr Al this ocs 90 or before Tuesday,
- 81 issl ~ NICHOLAS DEAN.
: Sss Ot President crOton Aqusduct Dspartmeut
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TINHE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEWYOkk-By TIE
rsce Of God Free and dependent, To all persons interested
the estate ROYAL oRMsBY late Of the City Ct New fork de
ceased as creditors next otherwise Send Greeog You
and hereby and required perso 70 De ana
before Of the County Of New YORK. at DE vi
&C. IN the CITY of New York the 18th March next At eleven
o'clock Of that day. thea and thse 70 attend he hn
ment of he Of proceedings OF Sarah o. Onsby as Ad
nstrarr Of The goods chattes credits Of deceased
Ia testimony whereof have caused hssea Of Office OF SAT- su 70
gate 70 be hefsunto affixed Witness, ALEXANDER w
f. IRA DF0RD Fso SUR gate sad County at the City
Of 9th day Of Decemos Ia the year Oi our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and nj y
d3l law4wSTu A. W. bhADFORD' oeHok1'e.
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AWFUL AocIDEsr.-At Il o'clock Monday
afternoon James O'Neil, lsborer, was loading
heavy bell from cart in Marketslip, when the
bell rolled of upon him and cut him in tco pieces,
separating bis body just above the hips
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-TFAM COMMUNICATIONS Be

STEAM OMMUNICATION BE-
STWEFR PHILADELPHIA AND LIVERPOOL
The powerful new Steamship CITY OF GLASGOW,
r. Matthew'S (afe Of the Great Weslem.'l Commander
I6lt uns $50 horse power, il intended u sail
FpoM PptlApgl PHfA FROM LIVERPOOL
Thursday, l6h -. 1851. "Wednesday ilth Dsc TO-
Tbnrsday lSh March 1851. "Wednesday, 2lA Feb ls5l
Thir vessers sell knosDfor h~r successful yoyages %
tween ard New Y0rk. snd has 80 endd salerOob
for about ~ FIRST and second cabin Passep
gers, tho steeragu passengefs taken-) -
RATES OF PASSAGE.
FROM pHfLADELIHfA FROM LIVERPOOL
First Cabin-iof Dollars first CA6in-% IHheas
Second Cobiu-6o Dollars. Second Cahin-l5 Guineas
These rstes include Provisions AZ Stewards Fee but MOI
Wine or LiQuOrs. which be- had on board
RATES OF FREIGHT
PROM Phil Al FIpHfA FROM LIVERPOOL.
AccoroiTg 4, Agreement R4sIeriing pes un measure
menL
All goods sent he Agents 10 Philadelphia VIII DO lo'
warded with economy aud dispatch.
There are lUo powerful Steamships now under conuac
for this Ine-oue IA NrWYork aud the other 10 Oi@sgo"-
be ready during the ensuing sumner ,,,.,
For further pa cuars, apply 10 Lterpooi ahu
10 RICHARDSON. BROTHERS. Coz In q asg0w 70
PATRICK HENDERSON Il co. sod IN fms so,,
and New-York, 10 RICHARDSON WATSON W
do
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WILLIAMSBURG ITEMS.

NEW PREsBYTERIAs CHURcH.-The new
Church in South Fourth st. corner Of Sixth, will
be opened for Divine service, and dedicated, on
Thursday evening, 10th inst.
LIBEL sUT.-It is said MI Baker, secretary
of the Gas Works. the new member OF Assembly,
has instituted suit for libel against the Williams
buIgh Independent Press.
UNION GRAYs.-Mr John Hughes was elected
Captain, on Friday evening, in place of Mr. r.
Walsh, resigned.
FIRE The Marlborough Cotton Factory, owned
bv NJ Townsend and located near Bennettsyile,
rs. c was consumed by FIRE on the 3lst ultimo.
so rapid was the progress Of the flames, that
part Of the hands had to jump from the second
story windows By great exertion the store.
house, dwelling, and cotton-house were saved.
Loss $4,000.
~ The whole number of School Districts in
Massachusetts, by the last official returns, was
3,7e4
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NrEwYoRK SUPREME COURT-JAMEs F. FRASER AND
IN OTHERS against PETER GREENHtLL-By virtue soi az
Attachment the above entitled suit aad by an order rom
The Hon the Justices Of the above named Court
win expose sale public vendue the Sd day OF January
AT forenoon No 1888 Sosth-st TWEHI1flfE
TIJEs OF HOOP IRON.-New York, December 2Ith 1880 -
~ - THOMAS CARNLEY, Sheriff
la. Mo,,,. Dsru,v shsrf d27
sale postponed until Saturday, he lin oy oil
~ 1881, at the same place and hour. tV
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EIOR BOSTON, via NEWPORT and

HUN DOO lOINs Via NE w Oh1 anu
Il FALL RlVER-By me splendid and superior steam.
ers BAY STATE and STATE Of MAINE Of great strength
and speed particularly adapted to The navigation " Long
Island Sound rminP In connection the Fall River and
Old Colony Railroad distance Of ~ mica Boston ony
Leave pier N.R near the Battery.
The steamer BAY STATE, Capt Wm. Brown, on THee
days Thursdays and Saturdays, At M
levitt. on Hondays "Wednesday hfd h33{ gF9Tas"
This line is the only that russ direct for Newpo
and every for the security and comfort VI PaH
sengers who are afforded by this route oghtS rest %
board and on arrival al Fab River proceed per railroad
reaching Boston eary the following morning. or can renSI
on board getting heir breakfast q wished Tor ann ne
starting Of the accommodated train At quarter oef2rs
7oclOck which reaches Boston at shout 9oclock Am
basgage-masers attached t. each steamer, VINO re
eeves and tickets the baggage ana sccompa1lef VIC WALTZ
The rates for passage and the price OF stateroom' to
seaTer nuns in connection with this une to and nos
Providence daily except sundays -.
Freight TO Boston the same rSts e. y no oa
regular lnes and forwarded with greater expedition oy AZ
CTprese freight train which leaves Fall River every NOM
Ing Sunday excepied at O'CLOCK for Boston and New
BEDFORD arriving its destination III or about III Am
FOR freight apply board al the office On Pier Nh
For stateooms berhs apply board or u Il Is deSref
:feyr T TS Lea Sudden Agents and n Vests.
CAM CAM sEE&6h A AEEWYoa n H 70 fHiI1DEIfaIAD
one Line only will be until further notice New
dailv Sundays excepted, by steamboat JOHN fOITEh
Captain JoHS SIMPSON, at u O'CLOCK Tor S9uIn Amooy
where passengers will take the cars for Camden soPpnF
Al the usual intermediate places, and arriving IN rnsde
phis about r D. ~
First ClasA Cara.........,....ss''s's.''s 4o'UV
Second Glass Cars............s..'''''''' NV
nrEI 1 ro Usss on board steamboat John Potter
Passengers for Freehold will take the Stage 81 Vests
Fare from New Yo Em II sFssSTaE IN Esn0
Leaves by steamer TRANSPORT, Capt }. 0o1id o.
81 o'clock, P Fse 81 50 80 ibs Of baggage aUw nS,
nothing will he received considered ~ baggage exceP'
wearing apparel INIT IRA BLISS Agent
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IT s. MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPA-
u sNY.-For HAVANA, NEW ORLEANS and CHA
GRES-Through Tickets for San Francisco
RATES-New- Orleans Passengers transferred to first
class Steamer at Havana--On SATURDAY. Jannsrv ~
~ - - ~ ,io spiendid double engine steamship
GEORGIA. 5000 burden, ID. d. Porter, u B. ~ COM
mander will sail precisely al NJ from the pier al the
foot of Wsnenst N r. with the Government Mails, d.
rect for Havana and Ctagres.
Freight taken Chsgres at usual rates Specie taken
on freight TO Havana and New Orleans Fer passage
freight applyto M u kobEhIS'
il I'll III Westst corner OF warren
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SUPREME COURT-ln the Of the application Of the
SMAyo Aide and Commonay Of the city OF New York rs
and laying Of public Place known sTUY
VEsAKT SQUARE the Seveniestb Ward Of said The
undersigned Commissioners Estimate
matter hereby give notice that they vii meat =. he oes
Of Deafed Smith No II Waest Tuesday. tbs 2sh day
January 1851 O'CLOCK the the
hearing opposition the A'essmeni made BY hs sad Com
oners person persons may consider themselves
such Estimate and Assessment TALMAN WATERS
JAMES n. PIkKNEY. T. nELAFIELD SMITH, cOHmsaousrs.
Dated, Nsv-York. January 9Th, 1851. Jst2s
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NkPURsUAfCE Of en- order sRrtokaso c01nty
loh etcs hec.e, u AL psrsOns having claims
KLzARSTH DAVIDSON, late Of he CITY Of Yurk widow
tecsasse
Al the ofee Of NJ h-sker Attorneys. a. 40 II Wal
Yorh hsfors yuy
ssIt-Dsts1 New Yor the seventh day OF isaasrv
siauonW JAMES G DAYiDSeN. Alnn sttttot, &C
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S,UPREME COURT City and County Of New Yort-Wilam B.
hcAr Washington IrvnE james Gssn, John Jacob Aston j.
Daniel Of the st vii and testament OF
John jacob Astor derased oeafn WIN tired Mott James Mott
Amelia vie Mott Nathaniel Sltonsal, William
Burloyne aue Eliza h vie Filming Duncan Anthony Nelly Ferd
ksIy Beee, Louisa Chsnbersn NEE egouT
Aired Puuks Clspp AMI Mary b hs wife Augustus
Peret John ROgers William Thompson Jotn Dosurg. Ia
Downing, Joans Downing Madison Madison Downing No
Ehtabeth H. his Catalina Oothout, b-rah
Palmer Laura hsw DAVID Brurh, solomon Gilbert ard Mar
gaet Biz wife Nisn 1ums William Z. Wanng ard Mara hs
joseph Ruod and Eza Emse bis wissamwons for Rel
To liam Tmms. Nathaniel satotstal. William Thompson, Au
guus Psrre Lsgoux Stanton B-bee Lou "a Cham an
Auihouy Nefy Ferdinand N Jr John c Dow ing Emma Down
Joanna DgWns Madison Madison Downing sssnd
and required
the prt this seton which VII BE- I'D N the ERA 81
this Court the City Bal the City 81 1Ors, aad "a
capy the sad compliant he subscriber al
Office Elchsnge City oi New YORK, within
hereof exclusive Of tie OF such
fa 10 answer tie sad compliant WITH the time
srsssd The psftfs h cton " spk 20 the Court for the
LIEF Dated New Yort January 1851.
s law6~W HENRY DAY, Plaintiff Attorney.
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DALMER & CO.'S CALIFORNIA

DALMER & CO.'S CALIFORNIA
Il EXPRESS.-Messrs P & CO. will dispatch the next
express per steamers GEORGIA, Jan. II, ard EMPIRE
CITY Jan 49, One of the firm will accompany this express
for this tp Panama and return In the Empire City when
they will be able give their shippers their bills of ading,
showing the shipment Of their goods the Pacific in about
q days Messrs p. Co. have spared no pnns or ex-
pense in making arrangements to get their goods across
The Isthmus without delay. PALMER q co.
IA tl3th 10 Liberty-st
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UFKEME IUUkIn ne mater OF te phctton 81 tha Ny
- or Aldermen and CommonaJ Of the q New fork rsstvs
70 the opening and yngou Of public Place known srUI
NESAET SQUARE, the Seventeenth Ware Of sad city Notcs
hereby gwen that the charges incurred BY Of the
proceeding, the sbovs natter vii taxed oeos the Honorabs
JehD w Eemoudi Of the Justices Of this Court Tor 81
bis absence before OF the other Joscss Of sad cou m the
Court Chsmbsrs the City Hall City Of New
Tuesday the 2sh day Of January, 1881 haps nine ~
10 forenoon. TALmAN J. WATERS, JAMES n. PiEKNEY
DELAFIELD SMITH eommissoaers Dated New Yort, Jan
nary 9Th. 1881. st2s
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CALIFORNIA.

EALIFOR Nj TRANSITIONAL
OTION across the ISTHMUS Of PANAMA-ZACH-
RISSOE, NELSON Il co. OF Panama are now prepared
to transport FREIGHT across the Isthmus, or take 1t
through to San Francisco al shppes opnoni but each
package be Of portable ze and weight and properly
covered H. NJ co not responsible for damage or
accident the transit The charge Of transportation to be
prepaid in New-York. For particulars apply to
d4 Uan9t y. ZACHRISSON 4 co. 30 Walllt
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ASSAULT AND BATTERY WITH INTENT TO KILL.
Andrew Cunningham, charged with assautins
bis wife with lath ak, on the goth ult In Main
st. was remanded for further examination 10 OBJ
tain medical evidence as to the natarc OF the
wounds inflicted.
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II PUKSDAFCR an orasY u s Coan oiNs~
fo aotcs hereby gives an having claims sssn'
John BUkDELL late Cts Vi Ns~ york dsosssse to gfs
snf he With vouchers thereof q The sa0shs nes
No ao7 broadway tie City Ss~ a. before ts i~e1
n eehth ~ May nartDaed - SD a. ~ NoFsmt
r. sSso n37lswSa W. HARVEY sUaDELL, Executor
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MORE sTABBISG.-John Brinkerhof colored
charged with StabbiDg two other colored men in q
porterhouse in Myrtle-av. on Saturday night, waa
fully committed for trial.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-08

ARRrsr FOR BURGLARY.-A man named Ed
ward Lepine was yesterday arrested on charge
Of iorcbly entering the carpenter shop OF Patrick
Haggerty, in Sixthstreet. and steal ng therefrom
a quantity of carpenters tools. He was com
mitted by Justice Timpson for examination.
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Is PURSUANCE Of order Of the saessts Of The Cooa .
tssw Yors notice hereby gwen al persons having esn'
against FRANCIS KELLY late Of shs City Of Nav for Efocsf
tssas 70 present The With vouchers thereof 70 s tdese
Der store Of Bernard Ry No 0l Fulton street. We Cp
81 New before the twenty ghth dxv az March next
Dates New Yorh tie twsoty sscss day Of nr'cHs' $50
BERNARD REILLY, Adm nstrssor
of9 aw6nsW ASN KELLY. AdInnsirstux
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WIILIAM AND MARY COLLE0H.

WILLIAM AND MARY COLLEGE
THE next annual session Of this Institution will
commence on the I'd Wednesday in October.
FACULTY NV ~
The Right Rev JOHN JOINS, D. D., President
and Professor Of Moral Philosophy.
Judge BEyERLy TucExR, Professor OF Municipal
and Constitutional Law.
BENJAMIN s. EwELL, Professor Of Mathematics
and Astronomy
MoRcAN J. sMEAD, Phi. D. Professor of HUI
mainly.
Chemistry and Natural Philosophy.
H. A. WAsHlNaroN, A. M, Professor of His
tory and Political Economy.
Rev SiLAs TorrEN, d. D., Professor OF Intel
ectual Philosophy Bellies Lettres, and Rhetoric.
There are two courses of study for undergrad
uates--the regular course for the degree of Bach
elor Of Arts, and Science course, occupying two
years Candidates for admission to the Science
course will be expected to produce the written re-
quest Of their parents or guardians. Students not
desiring to join regular class may, for special
reasons, be admitted to study with the regular
classes, in those branches which, on examination,
they may be found qualified to pursue.
The necessary College expenses range between
1856 and S196 per annum.
Circulars will be forwarded to all who may do
sire fuller information or specific inquiries will be
answered, if addressed to Professor MoaGAN
SmEAp, williamsburg, Virginia.
Students not 1esiring to attend either the Reg
ulsr or the Science course, will be permitted to
study with any class which they may be prepared
to JON.
july Isl aw.
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JEFFERSON DAVIS,
JOHN Fl. CLARKE.
PENSIONS AND BOUNTY LAND

PENSIONS AND BOUNTY LAND
OBTAINED for the officers and soldiers Of the
" Revolutionary war, or their legal representa-
tives.
Pensions for life, for the widows of such
GERS and soldiers who married previous to 1900.
Bounty land for the surviving, or the widows,
minor children Of deceased officers and privafes,
who served in the war Of 1912 with Great f3ri-
tain, the Mexican war, or in any Of the Indian
wars, since 1880.
Attention paid to suspended and rejected claims
Terms moderate, where the claim ia established,
otherwise no charge.
Communications addressed to the subscriber,
Washington, d. c will receive prompt attention.
NJ. THOMPSON,
Commissioner Of Deeds for North and South
Carolina.
Refer to the heads Of Departments, and to
members Of Congress generally.
Oct l---twtf
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sTEELE's FASHIONABLE HAT
HOUSE
CHAMELEON, SoUrH CAROLINA.

CHARLEsroN, SOUTH CAROLINA.
THE SUBSCRIBER 8 establish
ment being one Of the most extensive
A and fashionable retail HAT HOUSES
~ : Din Charleston, the public may depend
on finding there superior assortment Of nil the
latest styles of Hats for this fall Fine French
Moleskin and Beaver Hats, with an extensive
variety Of fine black. and blue cloth Caps for gen
tlemens, youths, and children.
TO SOUTHERN PLANTERS.
Planters can he supplied with Hats and Caps
for plantation and house servants. Black, white,
pearl. and drab water proof Wool Hats with good
hair and coarse cloth Caps.
w. STEELE,
Fashionable Halter, 23l King. opposite Hazel
street, Charleston, IT,
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e THE SOUTHERN PRESS. =

A srnooiaAion Of sixty-thxse Nlemhefs Of CongEso
And Representatives, bavs constituted the
p1dsS4opea Committee r. suPt51naend INC sas'
bllsl 9ej3 a Southern Press 1t Washington City,
ta - yond 10 the sxpositioa and dslsnGe II South
arm &xhts and nstitutions--thc dissemination Of
coxseca nfptuation ~ 70 N0rthera Policy, ADD The
cop3sp = Political Affairs generally withoutretsrsncs
to the aid party lines Of Wing and De.nocTat Ar
rapgenieN6 arc in progress, promptly to ensure
the issue Of such paper under the title Of
"rHz SOUTHERN PRHss."
Tor ths conduct OF which, suitable Editors have been
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Of eminaat and and able contributors
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issustAe latter to contain substantially, the sans
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ppnts Of tho country whosc mail hciities are limited
yAe paper will not be erclsisauety po!iticai--eut
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