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Virginia Land Once,

RICHMOND August l3, 1851.
IN conformity OF lS4g page 49l, section
| | do mak whom that
appears by of Berkeley,
office 9th of August 1884, that by
inquest sh day Of July le5 the following
lying the said county Berkeley have been found
escieated this Commonwealth, to wits
80 acres Back creek benjamin An
drewsG heirs
ehanses branch, assessed TO Peter Deals heirs
packioFse road assessed James Greer.
80 acres Little Mountain, John Powelis es
OF Fackhorse assessed
o creek John Shocks heirs
eouny ne assessed to Isaac Scops
$50 acres west side Mountain VIM. Tbb's
he
creek, assessed 10 Andrew Jenknss
heirs.
s. II. PARKER,
Aug l5-law6w Register Land ONCE.
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yyiiiia.n nnd Mary College. Ilia.nsburg, v

THE open "Wednesday,
eth of October Since ample preparations have
full and agricultural
chemistry The of the college have carefully revised
classes
dents The whole exclusive of the law department. includes
For proficiency any eight of these the degree Of
Bachelor Philosophy proficiency tweipe
cudng languages degree of D. and for prof.
cheney in all, the degree OF A. NJ.
Faculty
Right Rev Johu johns, d. President and Professor Of Moral
Philosophy and the Evidences OF Christianity.
beverly Tucker Professor Municipal and Constitutional
Law.
BENJAMIN Ewei Mathematics Natural Science
Morgan ism ID, Professor Languages.
A Washington, Professor of History and Political Economy
Rev slas Toen, d. D., Professor of Intellectual Philosophy
Bellies Letters Rhetoric.
Robert wood, Adjunct Professor OF Mathematics.
Iulyu
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r,uRNIpURE may GooDs.-

FgRsuRE DRY DRY GoopsThs oct ,ss 9lo~,ps
very best style, and most reasonable price
french casmers piano coyers match which
VIII be sold By the SCI Or single one as may be desired all in
daon bouquets aud wreata OF nowe whieh appear as eh
Sol et lame pier table covers in Damascus weaving
These goods unique and elegant than anything Of hs Kind
Pa%a:k laies piano ard table covers to match
Frenc thread des dvans Of chairs, backs
of do toilets, cake fruit baskets circular and square
BY ao napEns and oveays match For te design and plodas
non Of these goods The was awarded Two medals ac
Tease new style snna.k curtain % aaeaa new and pretty
era and very cheap with mps and sde loops to match 10 and %
inches wde with centres SIDE pins arms and bands TO match
stead plateaus aud goods
On S and and ys o
priced ,,...... :. $500. =.
vceabe are which The attention Of farmers and planters in
Also general q Flemish, SCOTCH sn English
table and chamber linens and all ohe, articles in The furniture dry
housekespe all of which we engage e sell on the most inviting
Sep, avenue, Of the Of OH
University of Ponnsyiyanin, Medical Department.
Eishiysizth session, (ls5l-'52)
THE Monday, October the 9th, and
Theory and Traeuce Medicine 6y george p. Wood, MD
Ma'spia hiedea and II Pharmacy, Joseph Carson MD
sa.ai Chemistry ,,s ,pme' ,,.na p Rogers, = NJ n D.
Obstetrics Women and Children, Hugh L.
Institutes Of Medicine, Samuel jackson, MD.
wood' Sou'i% NJ D., "'a"dS and BY Geo W. Norrs NJ D.
professors medical faculty, assisted by w W. Gerhard, NJ d.
Pracics anatomy by John Neil, NJ D., demonstraior.
Amount of for lectures in the University
'"''"''s ''e w h. MoRNER NJ d., 80
ao above Thiteen, opposite the United States
Aug l-aawtoctl5
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United states Patent Once.

IN petition 5ewal Short OF New London, Connecticut,
praying the Of patent granted TO him on the 9th
expiration Of said patent which tnkcs place the sixth
day OF October, ISL
said petition be heard the Patent Office
day September 1851 at ~ O'Clock. aud all
appear and show they why said
petition ought not TO be granted
opposing required file ia the Patent
objections specifically forth in writing least twenty
before the day oheang Al temony filed by either party
hearing be and transmitted w aceord
with rules ofhe oce which viii be furnished on appea
Ordered be published Ia the Ingcnee'
Republic, and Union Washington, D. C Daily Bee Boston %
Providence Journal, Providence, r. ooua "
ford New London Chronicle, Connectcut ,h,ca
and Philadelphia Inquirer, Philadelphia Pa once w. ey ~
''s'ose''S "Ne"' P'e'?' :" THOs EWBANk,
Aug e-lnw3w 'o"n' ~, - - a..
r. s-Editors o papers will please v9py, aca ~
hilla "a Patent a containing
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Fraction OF township one, of yer Of eHge
sixteen.
Lands appropriated Ly law the schools, military
h purposes, together overlooked lands
haae uh thereby for cultivation which shall be select
9 he state authorities before the appointed fol the
eht M e public sales respectively under the act entitled "An act
ehdDe the reclaim
swamp lands within their limits approved September 2sh $780,
H Se excluded from the sales And locations for land boune
eIeoorr granted BY 0f Congress o military
aeIeu % s United states Wa be pedoH Of the above
Honed and provided by the entitled San making appo-
ae,, approved Sd March, 1851,
lhe Offering Of the viii be
me days appointed, and proceed the which they
deed with all convenient despatch until The whole shall
Oeeh oheed and The sales shall be
open longer tan two weeks VI the lands
ne ADMITTED unt expiration weeks.
dNen under hand Washington twenty
gay oi july Donn
MlLLARD FILLMORE.
BY The President:
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Commissiouer oftne General Land once.


NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled the right Of pre-empton of the
Aaus within e townships and parts of townships above enunea
d required 10 establish the the satisfaction OF the
and receiver OF tile proper land ore make payment
as soon pTdetcah after This notice. before the day
pointed for the The public the lands
bracing the claimed Otherwise such Will be forfeited
j. BUTTERFIELD,
Commissioner Of the General once.
I9Y
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REMOvAI--DE sEIDiNG wYIIE have removed thei
~ general Agency and Law Ohce Seventh street. between
streets, Odd Fellows Hall, from the
Nauona Inteiigencer Office.
Mar 90-3tawn
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UIiiversity OF Virginia.


E next annual session University Virginia will
October and continue without ntemss'on
The University comprises hC following schools
ectureshir,
L. Ancient Languages-Proessor Ccssner Harrison, M ID.
3 Nalhcmatics-Proe+sar Edward II. CGurtonny LII. d..
A. Naurai Pni.asoply-P 0fessoI VIM. b. Rogers LII ID.
B. Chemistry Materla Medca-Pr0cssor Robert T. Rogers
NJ. ID.
Medicine Professor Henry Howard, NJ. ID.
Comparative anatomy, iology, and sugs-James L. Ca
bell, A. NJ, NJ. ~ -
Mora Observation-Disclosures II McGufey, DID,, Ii. ID.
g. Professor John b. Minor, LII. u.
Adjunct PToiessOr-James z. Holcombe
Special Pathological
my-JohE Stage Davis, a. NJ, NJ u.
Of boher applying for matriouauOn the Faculty
admit under of l6
has been other
corporaied seminary received University
produce from other satisfactory
evidence, the Faculty nf general good conduct.
The whole exclusive OF cohes books, and
pocket money, estimated as lollows
attendance for months 500
candles, furnished the Proctor and
per estimated, only student in the
d0rmitory $50 If in the at S5...... Is
Washing had about $40 session 10
entire domoy, sic; for half II occupied by two
Mauculstnn fee library, public Is
be- attended $50 If $50 each;
II S25 each.
In above;
in the intermediate class they 500 In all
higher
mission, BESIDES lower cnss the schoosay...
slJa
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Medical Department.


the entire for tuition including
ticket and dssectng fee SD The
months enables studies
ensive any medical institution in the Union, by
tending only lectures day.
Lar School
An adjunct appointed the department.
study been enlarged The subjects Of equity and
fully than has hitherto been
added short OF lectures
together with exposition Of the most important leading
In law and equity. -
WIN. s. KEMPER,
Proctor and Patron Of the University Of vrgn mia.
AnrlO
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IMPORTANT CALIFORNIA CHARTS, with sailing
Directions; by Commander Cadwaade Rnagod, United states
navyemhnoing Of the Faaones TO the bay
Francisco bays Of San Francisco and San Pablo sus1
Carquinos and suisun bny and deluc branches
joaquin rivers, including the cities OF
n Washington civ Nv TAYLOR h MAURf, .
kugI Rook YIN sueth
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INCEST Of Decisions In the Courts :" ps,an s,r
the United siates by John p Puna ~ s decisions IN tho
eour IN equity n M United previously 70 1877 ' pun
Iished. prANuK TAYLOR.
July 81
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NAVY DEPARTMENT,
Bureau Of Provisions and Clothing August Is, 1851.
cEAED propoeals, endorsed "rroposas Beefn
ras iof Pork" may be, will
"a until " O'Clock Saturday, the 20th September
mi for furnishing and delivering, free OF all and risk
Five thousand hundred barrels navy beef
.,nd .,t hundred barrels ut navy pork
pch barreI less hundred
hI OF beeor pork either will be
Maid for be delivered nt the respective naVyaIds follows
Barrels beef Barrels pork.
Al ChaestoVn, Muss. ,sO........ .....l 400
A. RIookIyu Y........,...l 800, 200
zoo. 200
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Maps and Charts just finished and ready
for distribution.


series OF charts embracing surveys the Faaone
Francisco bays OF san Francisco
Pablo Caqunes and susun bay confluence and
middle fork the American nver,
and Boston, together with sail
directions, tables of latitude longitude and variaon beM
distances and tidal observations by Cadwaader KING
gold commander United States navy
inches
e sheet exhibits view the whole survey made by Com
aander Rueed including survey Of the San Joaquin river by O.
Gbbes, and distances between all the import
cities in the State OF California
exhibits faaones and entrance TO the bay OF San
a scale of half an inch TO a mile.
No and scale Of about inch TO mile
Combined they extend from the bay Of San francisco h Amer
Of the OF San Francisco
Vallejo ihe capita sae Benicia Martinez New York Of
the Pacific, suisun, Sacramento, and Boton = g.
anchoragcs
Francisco TO Sacramento city on enlarged scales. -
''a"'ne'' washington ''' FRED D. sGTHRT sos Agent
Enquirer, st Louis Mo) Daily Times, New Bedford (Ma.)
Mercury Daily Atlas Nantucket Inquirer Salem Register
please insert twice week ree times, and
send bill with copy OF the paper 10 Washington Union
Aug l-lawu
Il ATIoNAL MEDICAL CoLLEGE-The lectures in this
N institution viii the hrst Monday OF November
and continue until March
FACULTY.
Thomas Miller NJ d. Professor Of Anatomy Physiology.
William Johnston NJ d. Professor OF Obstetrics and Diseases
Riley, NJ d. Professor Of Matea Medica Therapeutics
and Hygiene.
Surgery.
Grafton Tyler d. Professor Pathology Practice Of
icine.
King Stone, NJ D., Professor Mcroscopea Patio
logical Anatomy.
T. Morgan, NJ. D., Prosector and Demonrator.
The entire fun Of lectures by all The
Practical anatomy by the demonstraor .......... 10
Mntculating fee, payable only ..............,.
JNo. FRED MAY, NJ d,
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HilI!ips a qaTu
,snaiip.k
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=.
MRF Liable honor 10 announce 10 tho citizens Of
Wahngton and Geofetown that his dancing
lessons for the season viii commence Thursday January
on tuition Wasblngon rhnaa. Ia a.,,
osysi Georgetown--Mondays and Fridays.
Dec 0s-dfn
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DIIDIP BARTON KEY will attend 20 any business
may ntrased with before either Of the courts Of this Dis
and will attend the prosecution OF claims before Con
gress and the Departments. 0fhce on G street.
wAsHIruror, July 10. taa yH-3awm
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~ n. CLUsKEY, Architect and Civil Enginesr, hn,
VI Office Tavers buildings north side OF Penny
vanIa ay,oue hand3 Fob
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From 8Vred Hennen esq, o the Ne" UTIedns 6aT,
BosTos, Sep. 6, 1850.
Messrs. Brown; Genucmen-I much pleased 10
publishing revised edition Of fsuahans
translation on No work in the English Ian
uag, subject be compared win u for the funess
nd Of the doctrine conveyed ihroughostn
publication the present, has received
learned and lawyers In coun
deservedly The compers of the Code Napoleon
copiousy for their work Napoleon himself studied
most carefully which for the singular
OF observations and decisions during the
adoption Of his Domat should aud hope
viii, be found the library Of every American lawyer
Your obedent servant,
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nIsSOLUTIoN arm heretofore exist
ing under Of Dyer Brother Is this day, by mutual
CONSENT dissolved Mr. George win attend 10 the settle
h also Of the unsettled business
w. deceased 10 which Immediate attention
= respectfully requested. EDWAhD y. Dhhh,
wAsmssros, September "a, 1870
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DIE D..

On Monday .snoOD long and severe Inness Mrs SARAH
f0koAr Of her rshct OF the late Samuel For
gay, Esq.
The esds Of the fanny OF her wn FOeu Esa,
are respectfully invited 10 stesd Der funeral 90 Wsdnesdy after
neee AZ ococA, IRON Asr late residence, 100 ChEoosL
~ New Orleans paPsU please copy.
On neadsy Hortag nsfVh WILLIAM AUGUSTUS, yoaoge
ssa o. Henson Pes agss yess II months and days
SUNDAY eysEuE March ANN AMELIA the second daughter
Alert and lRcea SMITH AGED mOaths and ~ days
nsnes Of las fan ~ assisd &c AttsLd her funeral tins
tstien - - - - " -
o. ercgsy cheat at n. s r..sssce in sass,burg Rock
. esys. >-i- ~ - SN~"' : ~
ne s.sises ssd issds Of he family avsd to attend hs
o'ch0ck - 'N~--SoO' w On -s-s - Az
In s'Hsvso, coao. FEB g. ia. Doss... ,,.A.s
AtSnests Fee ~ sally widow Of hs Moas Of bss,sr
ssld noosy sSs Ae,ss Fs srsd 70 brother
OF the WIDOW Moore 49, ~ S'V-''
Al Baltimore, NO FEB s. PFOssnu. Smith, ia III, sa,h YEA, If
k Also March Geo White, native Of sl..4 X, ~,
more 20 years citizen Of Baiamore ~'N~''N'
nonnss r. Fsb Jossph Ross, Es7 Of Boch.l.. ,.d
% year,, native u Absrdsen, Scotland. -
kIsSsaa csnAas DAVID Thompson. the County Of
Halolmsnc. aged 81
Suddenly the Cd net Of nesnmsiory rhsumAtm CARO-
LINE wife Of Bsnr1 Melville aged u and -
The trends the family Of hsr erothst
Benjamin Water AID gosegA fstss ssd also the msnksrs OF the
Howard Lodge OF No COL are respectfully invited 70 ssud
the uoss Tcetsy The 9Th Est at ocot Ph from her hts
fssds3cs. lSl Amiv stsssI ~
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Cheap Postage TriumPhant-The River
and Harbor Bill, sc.

Special Dsp1teh 10 The Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Mondsy, March Sill p N.
The Senate has just agreed to the House
amendments to the Postage reduction BILL
and it is now law. The amendments re-
store the provision for the Coinage OF
Three Cent pieces of Silver, and graduate
the postage on monthly and semi monthly
periodicals by that of weekly papers
Otherwise the bill is Mr.. RUsK's, as print
ed in The Tribune.
The Post-office Appropriation Bill has
in like manner been passed; also bill for
the relief of the heirs of Maj. F. o. MILLS,
of Connecticut, killed at Churubusco. All
this does not affect the progress of the
struggle on the River and Harbor Bill,
the Senate having merely suspended action
on that to allow the above bills to be per-
fected.
Mr.. CLEMENS, of Alabama, has just fin
ished Folks veto of former River and
Harbor Bill, and is now talking against
time. He avows that the Appropriation
Bills shall be defeated unless the River
and Harbor Bill is abandoned by its friends.
The result is very doubtful.
The House has passed the usual extra
swindle of $50 dollars to the already over
paid Doorkeepers, Messengers, Fire-ten-
ders, Pages &C., 100 to Is.
1t refused to take up the French Spolia-
ton Bill. He.
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e We call the attention of our city
readers especially to the Statement of the
Wing Ward Committee of Ward XVI,
which we publish this morning. 1t is
piquant and edifying chapter from the his
tory of political roguery, and proves thatltS
actors deserve the triumph their matchless
ippudence and audacity have achieved
However, the end is not yet-a fact they
would do well to remember.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NRw-YORK, TUESDAY. MARCH 4.
The q. S. SENATOR BnL.-Mr. BECK

The U. S. SENATOR BIL.-Mr. BECK
MAN saved the Union again yesterday by
defeating the bill in our State Senate for
the election of U. S. Senator in place Of
Daniel S. Dickinson. Mr.. Beekman would
no doubt have been as ready to preserve
the Union by voting for the bill had he
been assured that such vote would have
resulted in the return of Scripture Dick,
instead of Ex-Gov. FISH, a worthy and
unexceptionable Wing.
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The Senate wasted the day and night
in talking about the River and Harbor bill.
According to previous arrangement, the
majority of the Oppression, but minority
of the Senate prevented action on the bill
by offering frivolous amendments, talking
against time, reading Veto Messages, &c.
The Democratic candidates for the
PARLIAMENTARY as numerous as Dem
ecratic Senators-are unwilling to show
their hands on the subject of River and
Harbor Improvements, and hence this des-
perate effort to stave off vote on the bill.
If they are required to put themselves
on the record, they will not find it quite as
easy in 1852 to prove to the 'dear people"
of certain localities that they are the de-
voted friends of River and Harbor I'm
provements, and to certain other localities,
that appropriations for such purposes are
unconstitutional and opposed to Democracy.
The prostration of Commerce, the wrecks
of vessels on our Lakes, and the snagging
of Steamers on our rivers, with the loss of
thousands of lives annually, are in the es-
timation of the Opposition, of very small
account in comparison with damaging
the chance of the success of Presidential
aspirant. Some of the people are watch
ing you, Messrs. Cass, Houston, &c.
1t will be seen that the Senate suspended
the regular order for few moments, to
concur in the House amendment to the
Postage Reform Bill, which is now law.
The HOUSE passed the following Bills
and Resolutions, viz: The Navy Appro-
priation bill the bill making appropria-
tons to Light Houses; the Senate'S bill
to prevent Constructive Mileage; the bill
Limiting the Liabilities of American Ship
Oewners, (which will be found in another
columns the bill to ascertain and settle
Private Land Claims in California; the
Senate's Joint Resolution authorship the
President to send a Government ship to
the Mediterranean to bring Kossuth and
his companions to the United States
The Senate's amendments to the House
Resolution extending to the widows of
Revolutionary Soldiers the benefit of
the Acts of 184l, as and IA. The
Senate bill providing an Asylum for aged
and disabled Soldiers. The Senate bill
regulating the Appraisement of Imported
Merchandise, and providing for the ap-
pointment of four Appraisers at large; the
Joint Resolution providing for the distribu-
ton Of the forthcoming Census returns
among the members. The House refused
to suspend the rules to take up the French
Spoilation bill which had passed the Sen
ate and passed Resolution giving to each
of the employees of that body, Doorkeep-
ers, pages, &C., &c. $3.50 extra pay.
up to the time of putting this edition
to press, "A o'clock, A. N.Y. we have re-
ceived no account of the adjournment Of
either branch of Congress, though the
House appears to have been ready to adj
iou1n at about 10 o'clock, and so informed
the Senate.
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A struggle for Harbors and Rivers.


WASHINGTON Monday, March SIS Pm.
The struggle in the Senate on the River
and Harbor bill is maintained with undated
spirit. HENRY CLAY leads the ascendant
host with all the energy and power of his
early prime.
A motion by Mr.. PEARcE to lay the bill
on the table, in order to save the Appro-
priations and avoid an Extra Session, has
Just been voted down by SO to %.
Mr.. PEARcE supported it most ably, but
did not perceive that single friend OF the
bill except himself voted in the minority.
Mr.. CLAY will not give way, and trust
a majority will stand by him mad drive the
consequences. The minority make no Sc
cret of their determination to talk out the
session rather than permit the bill to pass.
Mr.. JEFFERSON DAVIS has avowed and
ploried in this resolution. BUTLER, Downs
TuRNEY, RHErT 4 Co. are acting in the
same spirit. presume they will not give
way, whatever suffers.
| fear some weak brethren of the minor
ity will finally initiate Dir. PEARcE-but
q few hours will show.
The House is acting Senate bills of
secondary or trifiing interest-in fact wait
ing Oh the Senate. He
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NARRIEn
|, JUDITH POW

ByRsv. c Ps,kss JAMES hooper, ESQ, to JUDITH POW
EKS, all Of the City.
In this CIV on sanSay March by Rev rhsyer OF Marion
IL Church Brockbu GAO l. PEABODY formerly OF Ports
mouth a SARAH MATILDA, daughter Of Mr. jeremiah St
well OF New Iosk-
~ Portsmouth IN a. PsFsrs please copy,
At Pensacola FEB 50. ~ Rev NJ kaupon. Capt w l.
SHUTfLEWORTR esFines. 70 AMANDA MARIE, daughter
az Dr. Juan Bro uAhan Of that city
Seminary FEB -, Celia Nicox, OF haveks 70
John ID comstock, n Eev fOrk. - -
Al Ws,hnrton NC 50, Bev X Wlson Of TIE Methodist
TO Ma Jsse daughter OF Rev Geo Gregory
Al BanstoB VI IS Burton, Of 81 Asans 70 Laura
w. asnshtsr Of Hon Davis Noyes Of Burlington.
Al Mecca Ca Feb H. Cshsr, Of new fork 70 May 4,
dapehtsr Of M s Rose
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InpoRrANT TO HOTEL AND BOARDING

and secopdhand Msnges This Mange 10 labor saving
machine AZ Il entirely supersedes the use OF IRONING
snoobinQ table linen, Sheets &C. with great rapidly,
beauty ard without fuel, One person with this machine
NAV a. ns much work six with smoothing irons. They
eIty The proprs,os give over one hundred refer
snses az 10 their utility and Prices from $40 10 $9O
ma Tvs DUNCAN & WEST, 81 Beekman.st, NY.
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q we invite the attention of capitaI-

II We invite the attention OF capital
ss and others 10 The sale OF valuable real estate auction
by ANTHoNY BLEEcKER this day. At IL O'clock, a. me
Merchants Exchange consisting OF the very superior oond-
nps and lots Of groubd 55 and Isl Broadway,
between Cortlsnd and Liberty building lot on Twen-
ty.ninihst Tbrd-sv.i lido on Second-ey between
ay Fiy seventh Ninetythird sta, New York sbuid.
ing lots on Douglass. Bond and Baltic ss In the city OF
BTookyn two and lots 292 and 95 South Fourth
St 1 house end lot stsg-st near Unlonav Williams
bureh and the stesmbOst Waabout as she now lies al
the foot OF North River Maps OF the above
building lots can be obtained Of the Aucnoneer Broad
u4f0l
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MAN sprung over the desk on Stanly and
crushed him to the floor.
Members instantly interfered and sepa-
rated them.
No notice was taken of the assault by
the House. He.
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THE Books STILL OPEN.-Mr. GOLD


,T hiss concluded ~ keep open his books for the regis
an IN be names of pu pills DESTROYS OF joining his cheap
classes II 2Ss Brosdwsy during the present week tbs
he s,rsamsispces from applying last week. De also In
vie. Attention 10 the he has rented four
for private pups IN addition 70 the suite o. rooms no mas
hheyso oc.upe6 and that be 10 now prepared 70 accom-
modate the applicants for private tuition whom want OF
roon bas heretofore prevented him from receiving.