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ONO.
! David t Disney
2 Le,cis ID Campbell
3 Hiram Bell
4 Benjamin Stanton
5 Alfred p Edgerton
6 Frederick + Green
Z i M Ellsbury
s John l. Taylor
9 Edison b Odds
10 Charles Sweetzer
III Geo III Busby
l2 John Ueich
10 James M Gaylord
Ia .fierander Harper
IS Wiiiiam r Hunter
I6 John Johnson q d.
IL Joseph Gable
I8 David X. Carter
10 Eben .Neirfon
20 Joshua X Giddings
81 N $ ToWnshend
PENNSYLVANIA.
| Thomas y Florence
9 Joseph X Chandier
3 Henry ID Moore
a John Robbins, jr
3 John McNalr
6 Thomas Ross
7 John A Morrison
8 1hadeus Sierens
9 J Clancy Jones
10 Milo M Dimmick
il II M Fuller
IL G A Grow
10 James Gamble
ID T. M Bibighaus
Is William II Kurtz
lG J X McLanahan
IL Andrew Parker
Is John l. Dawson
10 Joseph III Kubns
20 John Allison
81 Thomas NJ Hone
% John w Ho,oe
% Carlton b Curtis
"a Alfred Gilmore
Rpopr ISLAND.
] George g King
9 Benz 3 Thurston
SouTH CAROLINA.
| Daniel Wallace
2 James l. Orr
3 Jos A Woodward
4 John McQueen
5 Armistead Burt
6 William Aiken
Z William Z Colcock
TrrNrssrE.
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America, A. d., 1861
1Ae Erec,tttcs.
MuLARD FLLmoRE, OF N. Y, President.
WmLiAM II. KING, of Ala, Pres't ofthe Senate.
The Cabinet.
DANIEL WEBSTER, Of Mass. Sec OF State
TaoMAs CoRwis, of Ohio Sec. of the Treas
CHARLES M. CoKRAD, of La. Sec. of War.
WILLIAM A. GRAHAM, of N. Sec. Of the Navy.
A. Il. ii. STUART, of Va. Sec of Interior.
NATHAN X. HALL, Of N. Y. p. Nj. General.
JONI ]. CRITTESDEs, of Ky. Att. General.
The Judiciar,-
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NATIONAL INSTITUTE,
w ASrlrNcToN Nav 81 1Ss0


WASHINGTON, May II, 1850
SIR: have the honor to make known to the De-
parment OF State the action which this Institute has
taken on the subject of your communication Of the
18th instant. That action is comprised in the follow
ing resolutions, unanimously adopted after full dis
cussioL at the meeting held this evening
'sResoiped, That the Institute will take action on
the subject submitted to il by the Department OF
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Pursuant to the notice given, the Central Commit
mste al the rooms OF the Nsuonsl Institute, Ia TN
Patent Office, On Thursday evening the 18th instant
At > O'Clock.
The meeting called 10 order by Professor Wal
ter X. johnson, on whose motion Col. Peter Forc'
was called to the Chair, and Charles r. St@nbur,
chosen Secretary Of the meeting
This temporary organization having been elected
the committee proceeded to organize permanently BY
the appointments OF the Hon. Willard Fillmore, Vics
President Of the United States, Chairman, and Prof.
Walter X. johnson Secretary.
At the the request Of the Chairman, (Col. Forcc,)
the following papers read by Prof. johnson, IN
explanation OF the appointment and duties OF the
committee
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SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES.
THIRTY-sECoND CONGRESS.

Term Commences March 4, 1851, and ends March 4,
1853.
Senate.
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DEAD THE FOLLOWING TRUE

u NSTATEMENT: TAkAfrO"N' ~ - -
M HARRIsON-SIR, write you these few lines 10
inform you Of the great benefit have received from your
COMPOUND SYRUP OF NAPTHA Eight years ago
wa, akeu with the pleusy in my len side and ucera'oa
nv lunrs therefore obliged to give up WORK anu
eek for relief tried everything thai heard Of oas AZ 70
no PURPOSE My health continued to decline Oh hnAy
began to raise blood and large quantities OF matter In s
sate continued for Tine until last fau NoVeOe'
1919 when took to bleeding from The lungs Osed aoos
two ousrts in twenty four hours. then gsveup al hopes
ofreeoyery until heard ofyour NaptAA SUI tooUsN"
as ike All the rest Of the patent medicines "a
Rut resolved to Try bottle a. last resort snd nanA'
10 God did So for with his blessing believeh win neAS
wall man OF me vet had not Iaken one bottle before LOG
,n 10 oct better and few weeks was about the house.
and from that time to the present have not raised any
blood-besors that had bad spell every few mon1ns
onld mot do without on any account and would reco
,sna All who suffer from lung complaint to Try al once
Tor 40 believe that II anything viii effect cure tns
Manila viii Yours with respect c. ID REVERE
81 would have written TO you before had not TO
.a,,v contracted severe cold which your HArrHA mas
surrs,v removed can attend to business and ex
pose myself TO all weaihers- ~ ~
MAE Harrison, 154 Greenwich-st; also sold by q.
cnion ,17 Rowery. jTlmTuThks'
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MEDICINES.

r E. WARNER Sc CO.-GentIemsn. !:
~ About weeks since yOg ssps me oG'1 S.vs ,ten
nearly al OF H. and End much relief In qsn u 'na .
rioss - for two bottles more Ny esugn wheh nsa pc
ecy,e verv severe and wearing me out very 49,
1 nS.ided raise without much effort BY eougnng
syd he tepderress In my throai IL very muen
seems 10 me TO be The only medicine TO when ca" OOA
for permanent relief IS PALMER
Respectfully yours, J. o hAH
LEEox Nov IS, ls4s. ,, - a.. ,.-..,ay
None genuine unless signed SUITS on ue s $780,.
AnDIcstions for Agencies TO be made 10 me Oeno'~
Agsnt SETH w FOWLE, Boston, Mass. - -.
Price . cent? package Fer sale Al "nolesse, VI ~
,.i bv x SANDs, General Agents, 100 FliiOn-s -
Tnomss ana Maxwell, s6 Wlllsm-st John nlhAn' aoS
broadway; Astor and Irving House Drug stores sno
10 Broadway.
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A BUSINESS STAND and FARM for

N SALE Known as Kensieo station, late Days Br9oEl
- 90 ,t,s N he Harlem Railroad 80 milee from New
w. "a 2 mics north Of White Plains Sad farm con
sns 50 seres OF land suitably divided into meadow wood
90 orebsrd Of grated fruit Near the track new house
20 ~ s. bs n she'd SC Possession given the leg Of
Anil Apply to w KELLER, Nssssn-sL j. SHEk-
,s1ise. jls stShW"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-18
REAL ESTATE FOR

harm OF 100 ACRES, FOR SALE
CHEAP-Over one-hah OF Timber land situated
near spotiswcod, New Jersey. Apply TO A. SHERMAN
log Nlssau-Et Ill lmoOuH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-18
AT PRIVATE SALE-The valuable

"A II PRIVATE SALE-The valuable
fAihreestory Brick HOUSE and LOT, sOathess, corner
ofvarck and Laighi sta
Also, the threeatory and basement brick HOUSE ana
LOT is EaiRhtst- Lot "a BY about 100 feet deep
Also TIE brick STABLE, fronung st. John sane near
Laightst large portion OF the purchase money
main on bond and mortgage for term Of years For n
particulars. apply to COLE Chiffon, Auetoneers,
as iW sWGl-st
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NOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR

II CITY PROPERTY.-The Farm, known as Howard
place containing about 80 acres situate the South Bay,
rear the village OF eayve Long Island formerly the resi-
dence Of Capt Marcena Muns0n About half the land 10
under high OF cultivation and the whole lies topng
beautifully toward the beach and "a capable Of great pro-
ducton.
The surrounded BY an extensive and beautiful
lawn, well shaded with and shrubbery-c0ntains
aboQ 20 rooms 10 IN good condition. and has been recently
painted coach houses siAbbrg for ~ horses OF the
hrgest bsTus the lsland houses for Ice milk, coal,
smoking tools, &e cattle sheds pig pens house &c
AL on the main travelled road about quarter Of mile
6om the water with handsome avenue leading 10 the
beach This IL undenisofy very desirable residences
RON lie peculiarly OF so The purity and abundance OF
sT there three wells u con water beside several
springs on the premses) modified sea air-the bSmy
bret nom the beautiful bay rendering X deicousy cool
n summer and quite temperate IN winter These advan.
ssges render IL Of the most healthy locations beound
There the place young orchard OF about $50
OF selected grated kut and an extensive garden filed
with great variety Of small ffuis plants, grapes, &c
6eno abounds In the vicinity, and the enthusiastic
disciple OF Isaac Walton be erahed 10 his hearts do
sire with the 6sh and nom the Bay and trout in
shoals on his and The nsighborng streams. Manure
OF me best quality 10 constantly deposng on tho beach Ia
large quantities. and eosis ony The labor Of cAng
Bay and Ocean beyond.
The distance from New.Ysrh |, shout 80 mIles Time
bours By Railroad.
II noi so eaIre BY the lst Of February win be divided
Ind sold In cottage ota Tenns moderse and most Of the
purchase money can remain bond and mortgage do
Nh New-YoTk.
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T PRIVATE SALE desirable
AT PRIVATE SALEAThe valuable

LNOK SALE.--A Lou OF gTOunu ~ locG
inches front and rear by IS feet deep, situate on
Avenue B. about so feet south from NnthsI. For terms
npply nj $50 Tenth-sL Thirdav. Jlo W.
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INSURANCE.

a., Nsv,r.xr,tF MuT INs Co. 50 WAll-st- I
"'f'0' NFw-YoRK, January ls, 1851.
THIS COMPANY respectfully gives
potIce Thai bv resolution OF the Board OF Trustees
pas.ed on the l4h inst the business Of ne Company VII
hereafter be extended the Insurance 0i vessels IN s1
uon TO Cargo aud Freight ,-.t,..,
GTEIS GRFGORY lat Vice resdeaL
FIUt1On WALTER. I'd cePresidenL
CHAs EEWCoMB, Secretary.
TRUSTEES.
Joseph Walker, c. w. ko6eefs 1yrus 80 60
Thomas Hunt. Paul N. SpOnOIoi LietnS ~ Sl.i
James Freeland, Sepumus Crookes, Sha s u rt5
Henry Sheden. Charles tsyen, Luc, , - n si,,
Thomas Nelson Chas II. Rogers pan VI na'"ANu
Wilson c. Hunt, Samuel beals Lew SUos,
Stewart c. Marsh, William Wsu DsVo SSsyei
George Hastings, Almet Reed, no1iy r. SsN0'
Samriel WllsttR John Steward, Jr o. haltDy.
Geo d. Phelps James SOuter, Frederick Victor.
n W Mail Richard BigelOw, jlf I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-18
DHEUMATIC CURE.-These Pow

III FL "A
ders are one OF the valuable preparations known
for Rheumatism their operation and acuOn appear TO oe
specific II not nfallibe. They are also hgnly recon-,
m.nded for Paralysis and those who have friends am ced
with his complaint may call the preparer Of this Medi-
cine, who Will e'er them TO several persons Wuo
covering from their lsmeness -.
Mrs Low 90 Yandsm-s has been confined 70 me nouse
the n.s sixeen wears of PARALYSIS Hempiegis which
derived her of the of her len entire side from inc
head down and during her Illness OF sixteen wears sue
Nv in consequence Of The food falling from her moutn
She now sits the table with The family, ana paaAs y,
her meals with pleasure, and, moreover news hsn oG S
on ibe le side in preference the right SIDE wnch she
has not done before In The past sixteen years IN ac e
muscles Of the tongue and OF the Eouh are fesoeu 70
their natural motions and likewise The muscles Oh ner sr
and leg perform their functions so Thar she STANDS on er
foot and raises her which she has not done dUng her
TIE friends OF persons who are afflicted with the sort OF
disease mentioned in this advertisement may can on ms
Low Al Judge for themselves of the wonderful curatVe
properties OF these Powders Mrs Low commenced TAX
Ing these Powders Nov. 5, lssO. ,, ,,
Mrs Eliza Gurnsey, 100 Delaney ST. Is now almost cure
of Psraysis by these Powders after having made ai OF
many other remedies to no purpose. ., ~,
Bridget McGin, Attorneyst was cured oy sue RS
malsm in the head and during this time she was opuged
to have her head shorn and wear nsne, e S'
William Clark, z38 Delancy-sL was severely anlcled
several years with Rheumatic lameness In the legs and
John Johnson res 2lberry-st was cured by these Pow
ders of Rheumatic lsmeness Of the shoulder which ren-
Leopold swiizer. corner of Thrd-ayenue and Thirty
seventhst. was cured by these Powders OF Rheumatic
ameness the legs, which confined him many months 70
the house. - y,
Mrs Rowland $40 wakerst was cured OF severe IN,
hammatory Rheumatism by these Powders, Aiter many
other medfcines had proved Intellectual. u,
Mrs Sheppard, 81 Beeknan-sL was severely anlcIe1
several years with Rheumatism In the legs and was cureo
by these Powders. ,,-,-. l.,
In very severe cases Of Rheumatism, Llniment Is
also used as an outward application, and sold win the
Powders 80 49,, - -
The annexed list of persons likewise given as re-.
ferences of the curative qualities Of these Powders hoo
"a Col I'm gharl B
MYERS 80 Essex.st.; Adela Grant Ia ChesnGtst
Sold by Sylvester 2o7 Wslker-sti Or q; hiooslu,
II2 John-st William Florence, OF Third avenue
and Thrty-fourh.st John Van Dyk, 81 Grand-st; WI,
lamsburgh; II. d. Wynsns M d., cor. OF Columbia and
RiviDgtOn sts
Prepared and Sold Wholesale aud retail by
nj iawSwSats CHARLES FOX, u IA Diyision-st NY.
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lfort noucs hsrssy Hysa 10 all psrseas eAv.x 1.s
DANIEL G. SANDS. hts Of As CO. - sIs-srxsr ~
rssasass Is ssfsR srssl ~ CA q ssw e. .csJ ~
ofAaxusc, ls59 gHOkhk sA'~~.
A
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REAL ESTATE.

IyOR SALE.-A FARM containing 100
IL Acres 10 improved and 70 n1gn eoivauon, Sor,s
~. nav 10 hsd for kinds Of produce al ne New
Ys r.sss with I4o miles transportation added The lana
Ia snoo,b and well watered- On the premises are gooa
,rrhxrd and necessary buildings. -, y
1872 ~, WaSodh1rnS NJ & JIG ST
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AT PRIVATE SALE LOTS on
Thirtyseventn.st and LOTS fbrsy-eg hslhst be-
west Of ne Terh see1e All lyng Ia body, each Lot
- tset BY Hall me oioek N esph Two-hrds Of TIE pur
per cent per Foy pres and faher particulss
apply 10 ANTHONY }. BLkEcKEk, Aucnoneer,
JIG Bfoad-st
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EOR SALE or to LEASE, from the lst
" of Anil NEXT the EARN MANSION HOUSE. and

n OF April next, the FAhM MANSION HOUSE ana
other Buildings thereon, IN NORTHFlELD, STATEN
cupanon Of Danl Newton (Sis Newton Davenport y
The Farm contains by recent survey upwards OF VI Acres
The road leading from Ehzabethport and Staten Island
Ferry Port Richmond 10 the Oa Place Road There 10
about IS Acres under cultivation and the remainder Is
nearly all covered with Wood Tho House Is modern
built with Basement and Cellar Parlors Piazza and
divers rooms upper story. Apply 10 -
Js0 GEO, BOWMAN, 4 Hsnover-sL
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NOR SALE-And Possession given the

IL hrst OF April next good ilwostory brick Dwelling.
House by 50 feet vita kitchen attached also barn aud
other outbudnes AL in good repairs also about ak acres
of good land adj joining, with young orchard OF grated
null thereon II miles west Of the Depot at
South Norwak, Conn the main road. Price 1850 For
further particulars inquire Of ChARLEs HoYr 80 broome-
o. Hew-York. Of GEORGE RAYMOND, near The Depot,
South NorwRlk GEORGE RAYMOND.
Norwalh, Conn Jan. 9Th, 1851 jslWS
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0R. WAITRESS TOOTH SOAP

nR. WAITRESS TOOTH SOAP
1IIMPORTANT DISCOVERY. Recent invesd cations
have demonstrated the existence numerous Animal and
vegetable Parasites which surround the Teeth Of most in
divduas and contribute largely the accumulation Of tho
Tartar, the decay Of The Teeth, &c &c An effective
dy against these evils has long been desderstum. That
remedy is now found 10
DIR. WAITRESS TOOTH SOAP,
One OF the most valuable preparations offered 70 the
public single Is cent cake will satisfy aDy OF its
valuable properties. Sold wholesale and retail, al
PRICES MEDICINE DEPOT, $50 FULTON ST.
Sun Building and BY Duggists generally.
EB Circulars containing accurate drawings OF the AMI
maculae referred to- with The recommendations Of several
Professional men, may be had gratutosLy application
a. above tTJlr ji3 SMITHS
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7 STOUVENRL. Il CO. 594 Broad
81 wav pext to Niblo's lust opened splendid assort-
ment OK HOLIDAY PRESENTS, such viii not be found
IN this city Fancy Bohemian Gloss Tarveote articles,
Glass ana China Vases Gard Receivers Candeaoras Can
dlescks Cologne Bottles Silver Plated articles &c. Rich
Cat GlaSa French CHM Dinner Dessert and Tea Sstts
french LSmps and complete OF rch Gas Fix
sures Solar and Fluid Lamps and Loco articles not
toned Also the same articles viii be found their store
John e. until ist February next -
J. STOUYENEL co.
al I'm. Glsss Mandatory, S. and so Vesey-st
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TELEGRAPH.

THO TEL EG r A III COMPANitS
n THROUGHOUT THE UNITED BTATES Asp
BRITISH PROVINCEs.-The subscriber would respsGs
hlly give notice that he has opened rooms a IN Bfo~
way New York, for the purpose Of keeping constantly.
sale Wire Registers, Magnets, Insuators, Ziacs 700
Cups Tumblers, Acids, Protectors, 0lmsteads Bs,sH
9utts PeTcha and River Wire, and every descnpuo1d
MAGNETIC AND CHEMICAL TELEGRAPH
APPARATUS,
At Manufacturers prices.
rhe advantages to the Companies la having Fooma
his kind too obvious require moments consoeH
don, and II Is sincerely hoped they viii extend 20 N.
support AL valuable improvements viii be added -
stock possible. Orders VIII DO punctaaAy
ended 70, II addressed TO -.
NORTONs TELEGRAPHC R0OMs
OLE SatTu&ThEf III Broadway, New-f0L
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nm PURSUANCE Of A orssr Of ns Surrogate Of De
Ines Ye, se.e. hsssby gwen 70 al Psr,sos Aa,S ~
JOHN HoRsBY, alta Of the City Of svfofa, es~, hs
ssat The ssms VA tAs yoachsn Asrsof 70 the sueso .s
oHes Elnabsth street. CITY asw fs 10
shs nnstesuth dsv Of MAY usat-Dstsd sew 1sn
Of November, 1850 ALEkAs0sh $1,000
ais isw6mss Ae-----~
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ITATUARLE PROPERTY for SALE

VI IA ne town OF EAST CHESTER Wes.enesser 70.
NY-The Farm late OF Moses Clark deceased situated 10
a. town OF Tast Chester Westchester Co. u offered or
~ Iis situated about IA miles from the Tuckshoe De
raj of The Harlem Railroad containing l0l acres, bounded
pcrhefy BY higbwsy leading from East Chester 70 New
northery BY land sie OF Judge S0merve, westerly BY
Iands ate Of Kahn Morgan, and lands Of James Morgan
Eso on the Fum 10 a subsssotia manson-hous large
barr and extensive sheds, mhouse earrage-house and
other necessary buildRgs, all In good eondoni sso
good terant,bouse The Farm IL Ia high state OF I'M
provenenf and s well calculated for farming or 70 be d.
ded in lots ls bounded by highways about ~ RODS
From this place there 10 very extensive view OF Long
Isand Souad s. the purchase money may remain
on mortgage Farm. For further particulars inquire
OF SAMUEL CLARK, 1i6 Ehzsoetn 81 New. foiAs AZ
- NeSxs Rocheile JOHN SOULlCE,
AZ exx-s Executor Of Moses Clark, decd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-18

ID II. VANDERVOORT & GO. IS
IL sBROAD-ST oder for sale
100 beles Virgfnii Osnabdrgs;
100 bales Brown DnlliBgs;
SOC bales Brown Sheeangs,
81 gases Blue Drills;
. Gases Troy Wooea Co.'s Sannes
IS cases Cotton warp Cloths;
s cases al Wool Blas ClosAs;
500 cases Stay Bindings;
50 cases Spool Tapes, for X Manufacturers Ass
$50 cases b ack and Colored Cambncs;
so cases Bleached Shi1ings;
case superior Black Italian Cravais
10 2awlm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-18
WINDOW SHADES! GILT COR

w INCEST DRAPERY MUsLINs, &c.-Faniles
about furnishing their windows with the above articles
viii find at J. c. WOODFORD'S, 995 Broadway, the
largest and best assortment In The cty several new styles
never before introduced 10 NewY0rk. Lace and masln
Curtains Drapery Tassels Loops Pins Bands Cernicee
&C Families purchasing Of the subscriber may rely upon
getting first article and low II 10 possible 10 I'M
por OF manufactured Merchants buying Al wholesale VIII
hud decidedly their advantage 70 call before pGrcbas
ing elsewhere J. c. WOODFORD, 295 Broadway. al6u
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GENERAL AGEST,s oFFrGs, ~ "Aii'I

HNHE MERCHANTS INSURANCE
Il COMPANY OF THE CITY or NETWORK, othcs
Ocean Bank Building Of Greenwich and fulton ss-
Cash CAPITAL 100000. Insurance against lo@
or damage by Ere. CR0WELL ADAMS, President
GToEeE " SAVAGE Secretary je20u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-18
NWO BRICK HOUSES and LOIS

E for SALE In WILLIAMSBUR0H- Was built inyuy
and August sod M the costly and subsannal syo'
and ;bree rnutes walk from either Ferry Stone ~
iron balcony marble rnzniles CRATES on three LOOT, I'll
N corner house IL Is feet Ia front and rear
n Inches thick win be sold ba'gain- Inquire ~
RETLEY 40 South Thrd-st this week JIo ~
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.JEWELRY.
WINDOW SHADES.

GAUGE WIRE, WINDOW SHADES,
~ OFFICE SIGNS, kc.-They obstuct the.view from
admit the view 10 the street. they also admit the gh
and keep insects Manufactured any size aad
elegantly painted with any landscapes letters and oher de-
iIs ST. LEE & CO. 800 Bleecker-st
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OETAH DRUG STORE FOR SALE

ITO PARTNERSHIP Sale at great
IL bargain an old established JOB Printing Office, locs
TED In Of the most business portions OF tbs city Has
custom and transient work with four presses
and every facility for executing the The only object
IN selling Il thai the owner Is obliged 10 leave The city
ard must close the business Any person having rom 500
$500 will ind this opportunity seldom 70 be met with
For further particulars address by letter, postpaid 10
Printer" or apply after O'clock P. b. a. 50 Huoerst
near Washington. New.Hork. jaw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-18
ITO LEASE FOR TEN YEARS,
FOR SALE.

CARPETING,O Oil Cloths, Hearth Rugs,
~ Table and Piano Covers Window Shades &c. cheap
at HYATTS Carpet Store, "a Bowery. jill StT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-18

DRINTER'S BLANKETS-And Lap
Il ping Engravers and Roller Clctn ,9 sn s y p,na
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CUPERFINE SHIRTINGS-Tho VIII
Snamsyille Company's Medal Premium shiningl 70
nch brown and 81 inch Beacbed for sale by the Agents.
n9i n NESMITH co. 50 and 81 Pine-h,
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LEGAL NOTICES.

AGO I'LL wv 1OGhJs
Is PURSUANCE Of order Of the Surrogate Of the c0sg
Ahss lofk Notes hsreby gvsr 70 all persons hs'ns -
sssnSt HENRY cUAISKEY, ats Of the CITY Ct nsw fon 60
e. y present The with vouchers thereof - the
The once Of Joshua Cot Esquire No II Wal street. De
New fOk, osfors ths eleventh day OF February nsf
Hsv fot, the Oh day Of August 1880. -.
aalo lawomss ELIZABETH cUMIsKET, Asnirsrsfa-
TFlPURsUAEcE Of al order Of the Surrogate OF he cess
Nsvfortt notes hersoy ysE 20 AL hasHs 4,
against JOSHUA Culver, Jr A.s Of tbs CITY Of sssIn
present tbs With vouchers thereof the
bic ocs No. l6o Front street. the City Of Esv fc 81
The sghtssnth day Of April nsxt-Datsd New Yors ths
day Of October, 1859. lola law6mr3l X PAINE. Asmns-
Is PURSUANCE Of order Surrogate o. he Ses-z
notice thereby g.eato AZ psrs1ss "a, .s.,s
ANDREW WALLACE lzts Of the City Of rss ieus -
present the with vsacsrs tsrsef tie saess[ss -
assce Ne 81 Stanton street., the CITY Of New ~
NE third day OF March nsxtbatsd New ora ns
1850. Isu3i lsvSmssl ELIZABETH WALLAS1..-----
r. PURSUANCE Of an order Of the sarossis u ne -
1Fsv Yont. notice hereby gwen 70 ~ penee - rreG
sssinss HEFRY RUFDLE kts Of The Cay Of New -
tscsassd % present the with the vouchers Asfeo
seres Al h residence north salsn, the Coesv y raA
VAR and Of Nsw-foTk before the tsnis sy
ssIt-Dsssd Fsw Ton, tie sIth dag Of ssPs@esf .srs
o. lavsmSr FLOYD kEkA~hhs ~
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