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NOTICE.-Pubic no.

II 'VNT VIM T'IlN W 7 " IT 4 '1'7'''7 -
tce II hereby gwen, H. The owner or O~Do. occupant
~ occuDans of ali Houses and Lots, improved OF nm
urvsd iancs affected thereby that the "lioNlD. A.'tss-
p,nts have been completed by the Assessors, ana arr
dgsd IN the Office of the Bureau of kss'ssne as pf es-
ammatsn ~ all persons interested. VIZ FOR bHi ing
SEWER IA Prince Il from the sever IN Crosby u INC
eaery side Of Manonet The limits cnb raced - nc az
and tpts 81 gfn'ihl
vacant lots pieces aud parcels II aui situated on "'n
des uf Pm It between Crosp, rad NuheHt 50 on
the westerly side Of Mulberry between fuh,t ihI Ie'
NJ 81 TO rs noriheTly termination All persons ~h~s IN
ter, are affected BY the above med assess"es ~"
ho are opposed 10 the same, or ether O the "e ~
nuesi.d 10 present their objections ia wiring 70 VA. usi
sened al their Office No Hall OF Records within h.p
DAYS from date VI this nptlce-Oihce bureau ~ ~
s.ssmepts street Department gust ., 1871
SAMUEL II DE- MOTT,
FRANCS Mo HOISON. Asses,"t.
ana ISAAC VIM SMITH.
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INN PENNSYLVANIA : + f \ NJ
srr SIP GO and LIVERPOOL n PHILADELPHIA
IrhStilp 60 misad running then rev Steamships ~
Xrl Oh PIrTSBURG sscs Cart " c sseteshar,,
Grrvv ~ MANCHESTER si25, Capt W. O. Campbell
- OF GLASGOW 1910 Caia Robt Lel.sh
~AsokftuLADElPfsIA. a2S2. Cayi -.
csyV IN, fRoN rhlLApKLPAi.
~ ~ OF MANCHESTER ThuFSla, Angus, IS.
~ VI GLASGOW Thgr~in September II.
VII W PirISBuRG About September -
SH ,fY OF MANCHESTER, Friday. Jul, IS
NJ VI GLASGOW, "Wednesday August IS.
~AAi " PlrTsBuRG, Abou, October Is.
MATES OF pAS>AGk
- ues PHI ,pEt prIA ssc~ LIVERPOOL
o. Dollars Saisra "a Guraess
r. % Dellars Cahin ...-.. 10 Gsaeas
~ ~ 1@'ss iselede Provisions and Stewards Fee hut
On. H i-onoFs NhlcA can he lad Vi beard The
atoms tah, a.d ate ndanoe vii he found
S,eias steamships ply between Iiy.rr>oi and Glas-
snre ho',erd-:a. Lsghosn. MasSsilles and cher
ports BY which goods can be shipped 70
cs.so and hence y Tins ns % Phlads lna,a direct
49,. tntenccd for New lsrk and other places Will 10
mn and forwarded by the Ageu, y,aaui charge and
ks hony and dispatch Those Who wish 10 bring their
dr. vm Liverpool can eassse passage for them 6y am
S.lImls Al sspeneReed SURGEON vii be earned on
~ ~ frcisht on nns eoSds peI sas and prunass
pSs<.s, y. x az 81 pass~ge, Apply TO
~As RICHARDSON Exchange place N.w-York
tlySinSsSxn BRorHERS co IlvsrpeSi
AhAHbXbsOk co. olzsgsv UM
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NOTICE.-ESTATE or NATHAN

1 NDuNN late OF Philstelp hia deceased TO NATHAN
DUNN. Jr You are hsnny nolned that a. tneceio,s
and Trustees under the vii 81 Nathan Dunn deceased.
have settled the office Of the Res ster q; us for The
City and County OF Philadelphia IN ne State Of PennsyirA-
three several accounts ~ he estate O the said Nathan
Dunn deceased anu have distributed IT, balances theruf:
under DEGREES Of The Orphans Court ~ the sad County ana
that about 20 settle furfn account, and yc1 ara
further notified present your claim. any you have 20
Part Of the sand estate tor settlement o. ENscu
and Trustees before the - day II ocoSr D.
1851 FREDERICK BROWN.
n corner of klnh and Chestnut sts
ISAAC COLLINS. ~ Fllhcrt-st PRllsds phls.
Executors and Trustees OF Naihsn Dunn deceased
ci6 iawlyE
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CORPORATION NOTICE. - Public

notice hereby gwen at petitions have been pre-
Sen,ed IN Board of Assistant Aldermen, and 'eTred
to the Committee Sewers, tor SEWER m Avenue
b. between 18Th and 18th st. Also. IA flst 81 between
oh and 9th avs Also, Prince ST. from Broadway I"
Greene St Also. resolution thuf SEWER it pnil' IN
GTeenwIch-ay from 100 feet south OF ltt-s' 70 q, yer ia
SHAY and asO m 5lsst rom the sh-ay To liuds ~
River All persons interested VA the above, ha' az % &C.
tons thereto requested 10 present the same M "nng
Stating their extent OF interest and place OF buaess or
residence o. the undersigned. Il the office 81 o Groom
Aqueduc Department, OF before the 2jd nsi ~ "nes
Of the Committee on Sewers, . o., . 49, al,
~
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OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION CO.

OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION 20.
MEN-TAe etsassp Of tsis COMPANY vii saA req iaSH
once a month foilevs
From New YORK.
va cxyr>ycrop Car. w G Tl0yd, Saturday, August 9.
WASHINGTON. Capt. W. @ Floyd sataIaAy' OCT
WARRINGTON. Capt. W G FloJd oatUI y, re' ~.
Hermann, Capt Z. Crantree, sa'naay' yny ~
HERMANN, Capt y. Crabtree, saturoG SOD
HERMANN Capt =. Crahtree, safuroy, nov l.
HERMANN, Capt. T. Craptree, Sat uroay Dec a.
srom bremen. From Southampton
UAsErSGTON Erday. July H. V.dne -day, July rs.
q ASH SCsTON Friday. Sc ". 5. Wednesday, Sept 10
WASHINGTON. FrGa;, Oct 81. Wsds. sday, Nov ;.
UFRN<NN Frday. June -. wednesday. Jnne ls
HTRNANv Friday. 4 ag1st 9. wednesday, Aug. -.
HERMANN. Friday. Oct. wednesday, Oc-. 8,
HERMANN Friday Nov. "a Wednssoay Dec. ).
Y-ce Of pazage from New York 20 s. THAN: Bfs
Non hrs;cabIa si2o -eccad DO. $50. .
A experienced surgeon - az adhed % each seline,
For ffcight oT p-ss1ce appiy 70
MOLLER. sASD hIERA - hr' adwsy, y.
G.. A. HEiNfkEN Z 80, bFemen.
MARTINEAU, CkOsEEY q co. S91t5a1i5t,a-
VM. ISELIN HAVE. VIZ
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the

Y ~ no u AM L, Ol an oIucl vi tuO
Surrogate Of the County Of NewYorA notice hereby
gwen to all persons having claims against WILLIAM ,
PARADISE late of the CITY Of Newt Orleans, IN me State
of ousana deceased present the same with vouchers
thereof to the subscriber al his place OF business No 30
d. 81 ser,ember n.y Dated New York the lgh day Of
February. 1871. JOHN ELLlOl l. huluhis'id''''
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HEREBY GIYEN.acco

ag 10 law all persons haSue CLAIMS AGAINST JOHN
ROMAN late Of the CITY Of BROOKLYN Kings County. de-
ceased that they required % tHhn the same Nh the
vouchers thereof 10 the subscriber AZ No 29l Fulton street,
the CITY of Brooklyn aforesaid bos0re the af,ethA
tay Of July geNt-patct Januaft :. 1851
u.gs lasemFs JANE BONAN. Admin!str2.rlI-
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NHANGE of HOURS-Commencing

ORANGE of HOURS-Commencin
~ june 9. lS5l-RANAPO and PATERSON RAIL
ROADS press Trans leave Sufens follows or
TIE Of The Enc trains Al O'Clock AN, stopping
OILY kanseys, Hohokus, Paterson. Huyer's and Boil
Sprns At 70; O'Clock M stopping oRly at HoAo.us.
Paterson ard BOILING Spring.
Leave New York at o'clock NJ. stepping only AZ Pat
and Hchosus; at o'clock NJ stopping only a.
passsic Bridge, Paterson and Hohokus at o'clock NJ
stopping oEy at Boiling Spring, Huysr's and RaRssys
The Express Trans leave MaTAet-s station, Paterson,
fol New York az ~ A NJ and 81 aid TOT VI the
srTya Of re trains from SUders The pP trans stop II
Bergen snal
WAY TRAINS leave saaerrs' at :, p NJ and N.w-YoTk
h3Pn
PATERSON TRAINS leave Paterson "a aad III
o'clock A NJ and {, O'Clock = N-Leave New-Yogk ~
o'clock A M and and .. O'clock M
sUNDANS-Leave Paterson az n O'Clock An. and
O'clock m Leave Ssv-York 81 9 o'clock A. NJ. ands
e'cios,1 pm mylsn
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DTBLIC ADMINISTRATIONS OF.

Il FICE. No 7 NaSsau-st -Noscr hereby given "a Ia.
relatives and DcNt OF kn of JAMES fC Mt q KENT b,
the al from Liverpool oecc fs ri Who silessl 70
have died snesra;e that shall t1n the Sarrngse al
TIE Of Newly OK fur c.s,> u al ggoa
Of the sand interstate che i5th dSy 81 AasSt
utN, a 10 o'cock the iofcnotn. Dated, SsN logk
JAY 10. 1871 JAMES IhAfER
We lawsvWxF Pubic Administrator
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EXPRESSES.

NEW-YORK and JERSEY CITY EN-
~ PRESS-The subscribers having established an EN-
press between New-YoIk aud Jersey Cities take thus
method VI informing their friends and thc public that they
ready 10 carry packages, parcels AMI Vauabcs Oh
every description the reasonable terms with pune
tuaty and Dispatch Also packages received for Bronkyn
william sburg and Hoboken Office, Ann 81 New YORK
Montgomery. Jersey City. lau9 2w'l WEBSTER co
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CORPORATION NOTlCE.--pubho
CROTON AQUEDUCT DEPART

MENr-ro Contractors Sealed proposals. Endorsed
Proposal for building SEWEk m Nanck st. wlll 10
received Al the Office of the Crnn Aqucduct Department
(Rotunda, Park until MONDAY, the 2oh day Of Au-
rast 1851 AZ 3 O'Clock NJ 10 build SEWER, with the
necessary Receiving Basins and Culyerts, IN Nsrck-
St from Canalst 10 Iaight d.. being IN lrngth
about an The plan Of the Sewer and specifications
the building Of the and all other Information re-
latmg thereto he obtained application o. The Con
tract Clerk AZ this Office New York August u. iSjI.
~ NICHOLAS DEAN,
,ui5 Gt President of the Croton Aqueduct D., IaTtGsnt
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no skill or expese spared strength, speed and
comfort They every respect frstclass steamers
For freight passage, apply as follows
For steamer UNION. to
SPOFFORD, TILESTON s. co No. 4sS0uth-s'
For steamer WINFIELD SCOTT, TO
DAVIS BROOKS co, No. % Beayer-st
In rder the wishes OF Shippers, the propretors
have decided reduce the of freight measurement
Goods IN THIRTY CENTS nor cubic foot aul3
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IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the
Surrogate fthe County Of Ne"-fofs mn rnu.en
=. 80 ~ rrrs,us having CLAIMS against EDh AND l.
THoyAS lie Of the CITY II New YORK deceased " gle
snt he same with vouchers theTeoito te Sc, a. -
yors ON or before the foafth DAY Of ssenDef AsA
pa,f5 Nss-Yovs the 9th day u feoruaii' Io'l.
- ~. 'asnE. WILLIAM THOMAS, Administrator
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<-o.I "a % PER TUN.-Peach Or
coats Is PER TUN for the best

\ IT, pa Ish Broken Egg and Stove sizes Whre
vii prepared and delivered IN the best u
rart Of the c,,y from yard 3g Deiancycst cor
49,. ryi0 2D'] J6"r1' ''oOhD,
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IN PURSUANCE OF an order of the Sur

IN PURSUANCE OF an order OF the Sur
4 foeate Of the County Of NowYork notice - h,re.y
gwen to all persons having claims against HENRY \
WELL a;e ot the CITY al New YORK deceasedo pre-
sent The same with vouchers thereof 10 the suscrb ~
the residence # Plat. the attorney iu 'he ,lscfe
No 9 Third the city 81 Albany on of beiDIs the
-, second dy al September Daei the z0th day
Of March. 1851 MAhf Is WILLS hAeou'N'
NIL law6mFT
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Sur

IN Fl KNIA M II OF III VTutI VI tIIN 'I"I
ro-,,e If the COUNTY Of YORK notice = hereby
sven 10 all persons having CLAIMS against LEV IhOAS'
,ac Of the Cty If NewYork merchant deceased % pre-
sen the same with vouchers thereof 70 the suDcrefs AZ
The ofce Of Robert II Coil No Broad e. m NE Cly
81 New YJrk on OF before the thirteenth lag OF January
oe,t : Dated Neg- York the ninth day Of J,4y' l5)l
me- ROBERT II GOFF. Administrator
.,,i,y,mF. ELIZABETH THOMAS. Amn.stra'fn
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NOTICE.
~ ,.s. - IXs..I,..aya,, gai{.on1

BuIIIaoTs ana " ushs"g90H Itu1H0ud.
IN "Wednesday St instant, the station Penn
syvania avenue vacated the new New Je
seyay occupied.
usual and ., and m, daily except On sunday,
when IA ~ run, at q, A. and D p IN.
In change undersigned desires TO call atenon 70
The regard the reception and delivery OF
mel 2Hdse.
shippers reminded that in all cases bill with full dec
ions should accompany The goods -.
This protection Of both parties, and unless complied with
the goods cannot he received :.
al Consignees notified that all merchandise must be
moved upon which II Is received as e company
cannot esponsbe thing len In Its house during the
night ,,,. !, ,...,.a 80 ,o a
a. m ill 4,
The undersigned takes occasion 10 remark that these not
regulations compelled 10 call attention 10 them
violation, which has caused much and serious
r. II PARSONS, Agent
Ap 6--2wd
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SUDGEN ON yENDORs.-A Practical Treatise the
- Law Vendors Purchasers Right Hon.
sir Henry suden In two volumes With and references
of American decisions OF Vendors Purchasers
the present Time BY Perkins, Seventh American from
eleventh London Springfield Massachusetts Published
by George and Charles Merriam. 1851.
tThe celebrated Edward Sudgen
Vendors and Purchasers standard work
law relating rsnser No book the
such satisfactory OF all the
points VIII oh legal Of relating
real property their formation validity the evidence that affect
Them and The modes Of resembling enforcing them That is
duly appreciated by the protesson wherever the law
wallis evidenced by the fact that has reached eleven editions
England and this country w:ch
Thc tenth English edition, which received many
substantial additions learned
his thc additions
sve 'rhe wrier, he afterwards adds, 'has bestowed
and labor this than upon former production.
The and references Of the American editor
merous and for the American practitioner exceedingly w.
No decisions Of Leading authority to have escaped MIR
Peknss attention. while for saying that
single instances he has introduced authority which peril
ate the Of book making eda piled
authorities illustration undispued
We ought add the American entirely The
table English American cited volumes
occupies fifty pages The work,
everything else thorough.
hundred New York Epenin Post, Oct 4 1851
For sale by FRANCK TAYLOR,
Oct % Warrington, for the Publishers
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Proposals Wrapping Paper, Irvine, and sealing

Posr orsIoE DxrAKrnKsT, October IS, 1851
SEALED WIN be received :. mi: department. sE,
SSs sp o sssos E us sss @ @ s
The sad ariicIes CLASSIFIED and described follows
Class No. L.
l. sized MANILA wrapping envelope paper, each
sheet be least ~ BY u inches IN Size and 10 weigh not
Item J. Manila wsppng envelope paper
least ~ by % inches and to weigh mol less than 70 pounds TO
aforesaid paper contain 45o perfect sheets
Class No ..
Item naa yellow wrapping o. envelope paper, each sheet 70
Item 2 Bun or yellow wrapping envelope paper each
BY size, weigh "a
paper perfect
CLAss No. 3.
Item Gotten Irvine with five threads slack twisted
Iema. Cotton Irvine twist with eight threads, be of
dun OF moderate twist.
Cotton Irvine, 10 be composed Of four strands well
ed, and three welspun threads to each strand
baa Soond r han w" rounds each as the a
and be similar TO the cotton Irvine used in the larger
post Offices
hemp ,wine eighth diameter,
well twisted manufactured and 10 edelvered balls hanks
not weighing over one pound each
CLASS No. S.
Scarlet scaling wax of fair quality for ordinary
CLASS No6.
II contemplation the Postmaster General require
sealed f be done moderate and with that view,
the color will NOT be deemed material Contracts
for such inferior may not be determined on.
article specified sealing
wax) may Appointment Office the Post Office De-
Washington, the Offices Boston,
York. and Philadelphia but these adopted samples
viii % I'D
pondDg
with the samples above referred to-
supply from the
an made, = stated below.
and Territories divided into four DISTRICTS In
depot established being established
distribution of blanks all articles
by Of the proposals hereby advertised for be received
deposited All articles equal the samples
feTed the will be rejected;
Estimated quantities TO be supplied al each depot for
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each class separately and
district the
for other and In determining the bids the
General the bid for ench class
which chan best for the interest Of the department
Each must be accompanied by and refer sample
the proposed be furnished and the quality Of such sample
will consideration in determining the bids
be accompanied by sufficient evidence OF the
ability bidder comply with the of his proposal
The bidder viii be required into contract with
sufficient surc,ics, required by law.
Failures furnish the articles promptly when ordered furnishing
those iner quality respect attempt evade
meaning Of the will be considered sufficient
for forfeiture.
be made the production Of the vouchers
af the OF each quarter
price, only be specified for each and
be accurately extended and the
each exhibited Proposals
directions will be considered
down and the extensions
which WOULD afford the bidder opportunity liking his price n
opened by elecng be his interest,"
will be considered fatal TO the bid
Proposals should marked outside of the envelope Pro
addressed the Second is
sisfonf Pos,nasir General Washington, ID. CO.
s NJ HALL,
Octl5 Postmaster General.
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No Todds Buidng Penylraafa nslt door wss Of
BroWn's Hotel, Washington, d. Q.
FHAS. DE DING l. ANDREW WYLIE, jr having formed
partnership for ts OF prosecuting claims before
Congress- executive before board Of
aions appointed for the adjustment OF poliauons or other
prepared
faithful all be inrassrd
chsfge They will obtaining pensions, bounty
claims under eaes
buyng and selling real estate, collecting private claims
rents, kc.
Andrew Wyle, jr, will law business. with which
the be iErusted vi The courts
District, Supreme Court the United States
Chas De Seding being United States commissioner notary
all the States of the Union
will prompt attention the taking of testimony actnowedg
deeds, other duties which appertain TO his oice
Charges will be regulated by the amount claimed
and e of services required.
Communications (post pad viii receive Immediate attention.
5ept6-dly
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DRIVATE TUTON.--A young English gentleman. who has
received good educaon and resided In Paris IL
the young
In some private family of responsibility
family
given the highest responsibility either in this country
in England,
Address Alex Vance, box 100 post Office, oswego New York.
lS--duf II +.
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THE MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY
(MoRSE LINE.)

wAHnlKoToK oFncE, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Fiih house east OF National Hotel, Not
THE established any company the United
States consequently odesihc line, extending
between Baltimore, Philadelphia, and New York.
delivering receiving the stations nyre
dc lrace Trenton, Princeton, New Brunswick New
ark, Jersey Cihe only line in the country at the present time
having lately extensive and
number OF which
may be required off for the accommodation Of The publc win an
prompness fidelity hitherto unequaed This line
Morse lines morrill, and
south, extending already fifteen thousand miles, either
which desired The
of this line have lately thoroughly sysenntIed its bu
Of delivery Of III
all with special nyorn With tho aci
for business by this every Is iny
reliable for iee
graphing The offices OF me Magnetic Telegraph Company
city fifth house east OF Natona
BALTIMORE No Exchanges South Gay street, Philadelphia
No. 0I Chestnut street, Quincy Granite budng New York, No
S Hanover street, corner OF Beaver. ..
WIN M, SWAIN, President.
March l4--3mds 3a5
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WILLIAM IIOHNElt,
TToREEY AT LAW,
Lancaster, Grant county, UIseoasin,

(LATE OF FAuQuikK COUNTY, vA.O
WILL the of Grant, Dane and Iowa countless and
the federal and courts Madison lie will give
ana particular attention the collection Of cns the par
chase SALE redemption Of ans and the Of Tor
resident landio.dcrs of the State.
Refers Hon. H. Fooe, U g. senate Hon james NJ Mason
u. Imam Honer, esq Waento, Va; Messfs Knox
Mason, attorneys al law. New York Professor y aoner
David w. Welsh, Philadelphia
Messrs b. Crockett John Ka.son, attorneys law s. LOUIS
Missouri. Ap l9-lawly
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MOSES Il. HOLT,

COUNSELLOR LAW,
San Francisco, California.
Hon. $. w Inge, Nj. Co. Alabama; John Taylor
esq., Mobile, Alabama; Messrs Rhodes. Wright Co., New Or
Henry Clark, Turboo' North Carolina
NJ. Gwn, M O. California; Benz K esq., New York
city; Icaey, ESQ., Boston, Massachusetts A. Hatch
Portsmouth, Ne Hampshire. May 7-2awiy
NEW California Millionaire AssOcistion.-
III Thousand thousand dollars Capital 81 OO0
of be obtained by influential
who capital special admitted IN
conformity with the revised statutes of New York. free from
sona liability future the wv cash. and
certificates Of shares issued TO ten per cent.
with fair of doubling the whole in safe operations In
trade and mining the United States under the direction and con-
OLIVER
the General Chief Agent ofthe Company,
No. II Wall street, New York.
Caonans and other responsible parties throughout the Union
obtaining United States appi
and be employed at diff
points, line of and vessels be made
available carrying the mai passengers and freight TO and
from Europe, Asia, Area, and the Americas
There business doing with Calior
the Pacific Sci and long the supply Of gold continues
the demand goods and will asonsh the
most liberal and calculations therefor And i is 10 meet this
formed
der the firm and style of U. HOLDEN CO..
Mercantile, Commercially and Commission Merchants banking,
and Mining Agents. New York and San Francisco
Capital 81 100000
Fcb2-n
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PARCHMENT Copying Paper, possessing three
four mes the strength Of the copy generally and
making more perfect copiea with kind o ordinary
entirely articles Offering also Tho advantage Of surface
and texture which written with and ink
spreading For sale for tho manufacturer by III -
Also copying presses kind. .zes EnGsh and
French copying paper, copying inks, nc, &C. Ae octW
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Young Ladies' Institute,
Q.ats Mrs. d. II. Burr's Of 9th and streets.
THE subscriber will
day the als OF April and win his personal
department The
English French, and mathematical education will be taught
The religious be
formuares Of the Protestant Episcopal Church
The
him look for the patronage Of the public and for correspond
ia. measure Of success.
For boarding pupils, s7s per quarter
For day IS to SIG
Payable always in advance.
Music, drawing, Latin, Italian, Spanish and German,
Reference is permitted to Rev c. NJ Butler D. D. Rev. w.
French Mr. Fzhugh Coyle washington city, Rev James May
Alexandria, Ri Rev Aonzo Potter, ID. D.
generally Philadelphia; RI Rev Allied Lee D.,
WILLIAM J. CLARK.
Mar 2l-r25hAp
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CUPERIOH Daguerrcoty pcs First Premium II.
- wIiTEHURST has extended field his
ground country galleries
No 2o7 baltimore Bntmore Broadway
New York; No. n Main Richmond;
street. Pscburg Main street. Nofok and Main street, Lynch
burg, Virginia.
extraordinary nsurng faithful
like few seconds.
- back ground, invented by H. whlehurst gives
airy and living appearances to the picture
Whchusts distribute thirty ,hon
annually aud have
certainty the superiority his
j. H. W. calls the OF the public
furnished gallery Lane and fuckers where
exhibition Of pictures will be given.
daguereotypcs
Of Maryland he
medal by the judges
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DIAPERS IND T.aILORS,

.abors the Hring House, NeU York,
RESPECTFULLY friends and the public TO
IL spring goods, Of the patterns
which they prepared make the best and
fasho moderate Fresh cloths
and vesng latest mporiaons elegant light silks
for vests patterns Of Paris embroidertes
skfu employed in this
to Each
pamen Army navy uniforms made to
order accuracy dcspaic and the approved
Strangers who this metropolis will find this establish
everything their aud perfect ~ is always insured
NJ wAIsTcoAIs.--These elegant waistcOas that
were SO admired GaIden awarded the
first premium by American Institute their late fair
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