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For further information, address posi- l.tld
JAMES HADIEY. VI d, Geneva.
.sADSW CHAS A. LEE, NJ. D., Dean OF Faculty
TNSTRVCTION>-Mons. THEOPHILO

TNSTRTCTION>-M Mons. THEOPHlLO
II DE ZAKRZEWSKl has been an instructor NJ the
HAMBURG institute during the past term, IN the houein
ian ruages IN Latin and Greek, IN the Ndthemas anu IN
,be Natural Sciences He has great satisfaction ny
ms ab,Tous and constant fidelity 70 ms pupils MS as
tngu,shed scholarship and his sfagIe ana st9tleny
and his undoubted moral principles lie is woT-
a., Of N. confidence of all persons who wish to secure the
services Of accomplished and elegant scholar anu Of
gentleman of yaned and extensive information
ELIAS S. SCHENCK, PRINCIPAL.
DanbuIy. Ct. Oct. 4, 1851. ,-
Win reference 10 the above lines. the named teacher
pois invites ali pe.sor.s wishing TO learn IN short
tnle thoroughly either the French, the Sphisa VI we
or German languages and those VINO desire, IN
ref tine TO prepared for College TO apply al Ne D
warcn-s between IL and NJ whe'e ,he tespeo,,oe
.ngorsments he made The tuition may take place
either IN the dwelling of the teacher or the mansions os
Inc gups Persons engaged commerce OF oher busi-
sss - day can the tuition for their respect
I'VE m the eveDinghouIs between and cocs
Pm 90 II
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SUPREME COURT-In the matter Of

SUPREME COUkT-Cltv and County
k'of Nen-York -R,chsrd .. Donnsli against JolE p
Hoosyk, Carter T Msetnsn and Henry Harpsr -Sam-
moD> toT money demand 90 cont aet.TOths DEFEND
ANTS You herehs snulouet anal required % answer
the complaint m this action. whh hlei the CAGE q
the CleTA OF the CITY and Cogts Of New on the
10Th day Of July. 1851 an T. copy u
the sad complaint the subscribers AZ their ofce Nc
Wastreei. the City 4 New YORK, within twenty days
after the of this summons you. exclusive the
day Of such and II you fail O. answer the .sd
plant within the time aforesaid. the plaintiff IN thus action
Will take judgment for the Of three thou
sand dollars with from the twesty s.coad day Of
March, thousand eight hundred and hy-pne, besides
the costs of tins actn Dated New Nork. JBly -, la
FLANAGAN MCDERMOr
,yS0 lawi2xWeds Plantif' AitnrEtys
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DEV. JAMES MlLLETT, A. NJ, has
IH7JNANT,S BOARDlNG SCHOOL

w for BOYS, Al Little Ferry, nino miles from Hobo
hen New Jersey under the direction of A. b. WlNANr
and object of tins School - o. mpart
sound practical education To- Young lads All the present
esNed who are elder Terms &O0 eryear This School VIII
reopen ON MONDAY the 29h ofSepember Puphs will DO
rersyeG Il an, time For srs please appl 10 MI n
p ROBINSON Nc. 81 Pihe-st.. New-Y0Ik 50 lms
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panrins 5ebools.
BANGING and WALTZING
NINE. DESJARDINS.GRAvIERh av.

=, :. n 2 removed her DANCING ACADEMY 70 No. 81
0x.NiONfLACE, most respectfully informs the pubic
MAI shs viii .isLtsT classes In Oeebsr, usual SO Ina
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CCHOOL for ENGINEERS, $50 Hous-

~ tor-st Y-Mr. VICTOR BEAUMONT, Civil
FglpseT lra,uaie from 81 Ecoe Cenrale tes Arts ct
snuactuTes" Of Pars viii open the lst of septemoer
nett new course lessons in the French and kngsh
Ianeuases in al pe branches thsorec aad PRACTICAL
cited with Civil Enrneerng For details and refer
,..o..a rnlv AZ he SchooI auil If
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JOHN kUNk,
JOHN II wakefield, p.c.,,
ADAMS & DAVIS.
PHINEAS jerks,
, Nc

In Pl RSI ANtF. " an order OF tne Snr'
rog.te Of the County II Nsw-Y0rk, notice IS har.by
gwen n Ali persons having ms AGAINST DAVID HEATH
late Of the City Of New York, deceased To p.sen us
se With vouchers Thereof the subscriber, al his ohce
No i,2 Fulton IN the Cy II New York. on or be
lore the sirth das Of December neNt-Daed New York.
the 1hlTtIeth DIV Of MAY 1851 .. -
I'd IawsmW WILLIAM n HEATH Administrator
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NNGLISH and CLASSICAL BOARD

IL ING SCHOOL for BOYS AZ Edinburgh, Ny IS.
G BrECHER n. A ,Prncpal-Number of Plpl,s Inn
ued o. ~, vacancies 2 Winter term commences WE'D
NESDAN November D. Terms $50 session of y weeks,
advance No place secured til the money paid. Pu.
y,k accompanied 70 and from Newfora al the close and
coMmt of each The Principal can De seen
the House the Friday, Saturday and Monday
the h November For calars and references
adde's the Principal aS above. SD o"'
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1VJISIC.-C. GORRIN still continuesto
MI nv. Lessons on the Piano-Forte. Apply at No Al
sens near ID av. SD I'M
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Sur
,oy,ts Of the County Of New YORK, Nocs y herety
gwen 10 all persons claims against WILLIAM CoN
REY hate vi the CITY II Ney York, deceased W pre-.
r. sdence Of stephen II Fceks. No ~ Clinton 'fest IN
the CITY Of New York before the seventh DAY al No"
x.n,i.er neIt Dated New-Y0ra Apnl -, lol
STEPHEN n FEEkS, Er''ot"G
as0 lawgnnWs HESTER CONREY, EKschnI
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V-GEORGE JARDlNE. No. 348 Pearl-st. near Cry
Hospital, Broadway, New-York Plans and estimates
gwen. Orders respectfully solicited. which VIII be ~ Il
faithfully executed, and upon liberal terms.
ial3 lyNlXSFs
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SPANISH LANGUAGE.-C. COR
TINE ADVERTISER is an &C

n plShed Greek and Latin Scholar speaks French
run ire pronunciation; can teach ltahan. anu Is
aofcnghly sroundedm Eicmeniary Mathematics; has had
.Ipe'ehce Tutor and Is provided with sahSact ny
wslnonlas 70 ability and requirements. He would be
.sfg % give Evening Lessons IN any ot the above
languages, OF IN The Science mentioned Gentlemen OF
literary taste wishing e. renew their classical learning.
seo'd Ind the advertiser useful person 10 read with Ad-
oess THETA" Tribune Ohce. oSl
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LIVE arsed then Mandatory and Nareroos, oitl
LARGE assortment of Rosewood Pianos. from ant
at the lowest msnufact urns pfces. All nsru
ent warranted every respect for two years 40 tunet
one wear gratis MCDONALD l. BROTHER, Nc %
BowoTy. near HoUstOn-s s6 1is'
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~ a. III. BARMORE offer 1T their Man
~ ufactory Wareroom, No 3lB BleecSers 81, coy
neT of ChareS-st., assortment Of elegant PIANO
FORTES with the metallic frame and brige, and
81 othes modern Improvements 80 5m'
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~ or CIRCASSIAN GLOSS maNes stiff. WY hair,
soc sky and glossy forces 1t grow. and Is without
cepton reseasn positively the best preparation for
dressing the hair invented. rrsl bottles p cents
each. at Dr. GOURAUDs old established Laboratory 81
Walker St Broadway. ssu
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NOURAUD'S LIQUID HAIR DYE

- instantly and permanently converts red " gray nalr
O brown black without staining the SKIN Warranted NJ
z Waker-st., near Broadway soI
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DIANO.FORTES and MELODEONS

EVlANOS ana MElLOJEONS.-N Soou
second hand Piano for $50, for Ssj for So,
one os for Sis aud Superior rose wood
Pianos Nv the best makers for sale cheap Melode1
20 Gold Watches. large Mirror double-barteed Gun.
a pau of Globes, &c Cash advances merchandise and
personal property of all kinds l. +. JONES.
o8 n. No. So Ann-st. "a floor.
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sHrsTER,S DRAWING and

TNPENCH ard MATHEMAllCS.-A
YroSssor Of the above branches wishes to occpyy aus
I'M riyns inst ructhsa TO private 9upits keter-
evshh, "a nau,rv can be made Of Mr.. II. PEUGNEF, No
sncs ~ :, sli lms
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4
Wine sss~s. ~ wAiAss street. PhiAd.lpA.
ss she.p snSsr has u se s, ~
o ou, S socl d e. mporaons now he S
ii oacrns Of the best wines and liquors s
paa aoldon Co.'s sheries embracing deie.s pale, ap,
es and some as ys ssses
gallons specially selected for consumers some extra Amont
n bote up in Europe which he challenges as equal @ay
The Maa1ania Amondllado shees are peculiarly aast
convalescen, as they strengthen wi'ou snmuaung and
MOI unciuay specially selected 10 co
mers, from the stock " "buine'''s = op'' Aunp"@s
Tnese wines are fu,y delicate, and have been highly
by his customers because other manifest supso o
al ports red Wine. pa@ed on as such e.
The gallon wholesale BY the eask Among them Is some
Person. suffering with of The bowels canna
too careful in their choice Of Port 80
aud Indies, screia sc ae &c., on draush and in so
AS 70 the sparkling wines Of subscriber wen M
champagne, and the splendid sparkling ho:els
ps low ~ most o. The inferior market which :.
put upon buyers as FIRST eass; .....u .,,..
low prices retail Or wholesale In the aeis Of es
.os s sls e ha ss
dozen, The nrs class .pr.misr ers'' Of nsdoe.
that he can present nom his vaults good bo.s D.
su saseras snd Bsrsse always on hand In bodies
q Rhine and MSsss wines. from The ,s cellar
mss osss and IL. d.
choicest vinages the stcnbers which h tho host
the Rhine. tF
embracing old extra Of Of OaId Dupuy
and nome Cavier Of 1871 in eighth casks, and
hds "Dubouche l5A In hhds on consignment which
| be sold low. fM ..g #
Also, Irish, Scotch, and Monongahela whskey Jamaica sps
brandy and wines and liquors, including III
Of the above sold by in quantity
| A constant assorted stock Of Havana cigars. a f
All goods within days reach OF Philadelphia
paid. Orders will be promptly executed II entby mail tell
graph ,.cou sNYnpp 4,
| Address JhCOn cNlDhn,I1
| Cheap Wine Store, rs Walnut street, PHILADELPHIA.
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NOTICE to resisiunry lcgatees OF Nelson Reed d.
Whereas by decree VI Baltimore county court an
as court of equity the day OF March,
and therein pending between Jane. Dudley
Baker and William George Baker, trustees under tho will
Nelson auditor Of Baltimore county court IN order
tribuon of the the hands Of said trustees,
and report said court the Inform
and proofs that may be produced who Were me children
wife, Nancy Reed Joseph Buneon twhs
brother wife, James Reed Isaac Reed who
brothers OF tcsator Elizabeth Manl Rebecca Lloyd, and
Bcwley of estaOr) living at the death OF Ma
Reed the widow who died the twentyn day Of y
living al the death Nancy Reed, and What the
then living Of such children deceased
death Of said Nancy Reed and also TO ascertain and
whether Alexander Reed, Robert Reed, tbrothes
and Toreyson, (xste Of the estntor either
which dead the time Of the death OF said N
Reed and il either dead who the chd
living the death OF said Nancy Reed or having
Reed c issue living the death Of said
Reed and and degrees OF relationship
living the death Of said Nancy Reed and also TO
death OF said Nancy having before the said Nancy
living DEATH and tho and degrees OF reta
OF the parties enuud =,
living Nancy Reeds death have since died. who k -
Of such decedens and the expad
the time this report the said cour the
fund
New pursuance of said decree, all entitled under n
will of said Reed deceased hereby notified appear
produce Of their title before the said court
The rst day SEPTEMBER 1851 and that in default Of such
proof the parties failing TO appear viii be excluded
any participation in said funds and that the will be d
among the parties appearing and proving their title
- - II wM. BAKER,
.Ne~ as#B tga t WIN. GEO. BAKER
Ap 8-lawI0w Trustees, Bsunat
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GsrxaAL LAND ovvIor, March 81 W
IN ORDER that the liberal OF Congress, in passing ~
nss, S ~. m i%s
sates may be carried and every expense the wasn
srsaS. n Sr eoSn, r .sn ssd p.ss,oe services.
time the hardy and snterrsne settler
public lands the fruits Of their industry and prvsnon the
This, public given all settlers pabl,s .ss
iec TO private entry 70 come Onward and Me then y,
meuts within thirty days amer making their sefnemsns
required by the pre- empson act OF sm
is4i as TO secure their empson rights, and
And that warrants may be located upon land sFpFs
subcc, 10 private entry the I'd March, 1851 without MI
Wit 10 whether said land IL improved or not snd
been located said sa remain in the hsass
ocer at least forty days II at the end Of that tune n
reference by those with emption c'ais ~
the will be returned this ONCE for patenne '
such interference, new location will be made -. ,u,a
Wasrsntees locate their warrants their own $3.50 =
rights where the land proclaimed and offered M ri
prior 70 ID March, 1881 and, where the minimum PIC ~, IN d
cash the difference Of the land and
covered by the warrant, estimating the warrant ~ t
United s,.s.i siona the route. Of railroad. or canals
Where application made 10 this once by the 1870, 6
Of country Or particular tract on which he ocauo
and where the tract IL specihcd would DO ven 70 ~
h selected shall have been taken, the warrant can
the mt OF the Others which be vacant without ~
shsss the anAsv Of the applicant taken ,oa ri
competent administer oahs, that he 10 the idennes m, -
toned In the warrant, must accompany the appcsn ub
e- must ee complied with whers sppcaior BY 'e nv BE-
the district land ohcers. Where such application NJ
suthoy act s'so soccupany the npr'ics'on
support sfhe government hcsi ysnf ending r.s
iss approved March, 1851 enacted ths' no - n
bounty land issued under Of 2h september ma v
any other &C, OF oneyr.s located on sy
had heretofore brought into market and @
law Of 0s september, 1850, any other law .n"aa ~, ,sa
erceps that which had been proclaimed and onsre" "
"e - o. March ISL J.BurTsars.O..
Ap la-Iswsw co"--..
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Of .h &c, Congress entitled an &C. TO Anto.s
lands and Arkansas, Territories o Wis.
a sas !. saf " s n
States do hereby declare and make Known INA. public
Of Illinois and Wisconsin, the periods hereinafter desgaied
Al the land ono. a, MINERAL POINT WISCONSIN, commen
cling Monday November for disposal
ne NO .s s % IS %"e ws,e
dents proclamation OF the Goth November, 1896, viz
Of Of fourth principal
Of neeen and tbs cas-. half Of the northeast quarter
Of twenty, one IN township one o. range enc, 49,, ~.
the southwest section two the southwest quarter
southeast section twelvs and The southeast quarter
IN township one ,he southeast quarter o. the .ou,hs'st
hry.l IN township two, and he west bali Of the southwest
quarter OF northwest
section the soute.. Of The southeast Of
southeast quarter Of the northwest quarter and the northeast Of the
quarter the The quarter thirty
% ,ownshp,we the half Of the northeast quarter Of
Eve quarter,
he es. hsf Of and the .ouhs.,, quarter and
Of the northwest quarter Of thirty in township Ave, Of
1h. hal. and nore. quartz. Of the .ou.. quartet. The
quarter quarter
section The south bal. Of The nor'he. quartet the cas-. half
quarter quarter
a. n: lana once ss; on
day The hs day Of Moss%s nett e, The dpo. Of The follow
being embraced n anc.Irsd were wishsd o
proclamation Of The sh Of September, isAs, vi'i E5
NORTH ofsAs Of fourth rrs~eipa
The Of quarter twenty eight;
Of the northwest Of thirty i've
Of the northwest thirty in township
Tho quarter eusrssr Of section an.en
and the noshs.' quarter q the noh.s., quarter q
township and the half Of
fhe quarter quarter
four, in ~nship twenty nine, Of range three #
The quarter Of the southeast quarter and the
and the half Of the quarter
in township twenty nine, Of range T.
base ~s s fourth pr~eipai er,Sian
part and south
Of the northeast quarter Of twenty-five In township
The .evcn,een in township twenty
nine, Of range two. A. ~U. rrs#
accordance provisions July 1876
referred pre- emPfion alleged 10
iaras ser they offered
psbac sale and become subject private and
rendered United aatss viii permitted on asy
Of s above mentioned inrd provided by the "An
hc approved "a March, uacs. viii be
offered AID sold In such legal Subdivisions min,
minss not less than fco doevs my per acre and
sold the public sale such price, shall be entered a
sale within ers ~e~ths hereafter aa he
subject . lands. 10.I RI -. =
The win zach be kept Cor weeks (unles land.
land IN the tracts 20 oerad will be admitted until ser exp
Of The General Land Once publish proclamation
ee description Of the above lands prepared from the oca
menu. -
Given my the city Of washington this twenty.
sh day f Ap, Domin Thousand eah, hundred
Atyl0ss fe7 M t..#a $50 + -
.l.,E,-a MILLARD FILLMORE.
Commissioner Of the General Land once.
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Ap S-lawl0w

A COMPENDIUM Of the Entire Body or the Lar
A BY -sipnase.c.ly arranged with reference
''0'' Law sAssp' '''' 'p '' As'. join Shsff Tsow
40 and 81 Ann street, New Yat
Opinions offAs Profenion.
There are few works pofesion that
law within the limits or that are more deserN
''''' CHIEF JUSTICE NELSON
Nrw YosK, Sept Is, 1850.
concur with Nelson his opinion Of the above
CHANCELLOR wALwoRH
Nrw Yorx, Sept Is, 1850
The acc,m..-on Of reliable froa WHEY
legal treatise and reports both American and foreign D.s
srs -" .S s .ssdsa as s
and the man OF business. III
frequently examined citations, and have hess w
xra,hsd with their aeear.ey and have been a much -
Piles Of the referred Indeed have received ms
sanee from my,s that feel an.ioss thai the pois'sa
''" y A''''' anu ''''' JuDGE EDMUSn
Hrw YoRK CRY, Oct. l6, 1850.
inparx all the advantages Of and well arraz
book, while the profession wat deal Of u
DAVID PAUL BROWN, PhslaaslpAA
Mr. Kn.e h.. collected with Es., diligence s.d .e..7
references the authorities copious give ~ -
: JUDGE PETEas, PhisAa,aA
have examined Kinne's Law CompenAin mseA =.
ton other avocsons would allow and satisfied ihains
ssned-o facilitate prepar,soa -
Trial and argument From examination Of The ~
tides, say with confidence tsy treated wa -
Judgment and ability.
JUDGE GRIDLEY, Utica, New Ya
calculated 10 be greater help the student than any %
book OF its ze exta.t, and viii hnd in upon every "
table a valuable ready reference. - -- -.
w. l.. HURST, Phisdsra
The PLAN utility, accuracy Of these works have r
the unqualified appreciation Of the distinguished jur
United States the Justice Story, Chief Justices we
Vermont, Hornbsower Of New Jersey, Tucker Of Virginia
Of w sahington city, Weston Of Maine, SC, he. -,
Published by JOHN y. TR0nL
Nov M-u 20 and 81 Annrusa
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THE UNIONa

loo ssi laeh white OAK bos,ds, IL, l6 " foot sng
per NJ, board measurement
Sola. su.ssi White hickory Lengths. pei cord
40 ! do do do do
Gus. No. o-wnus and Ysasv- ssssA. s.s Lumber.
1900 feet white pine pr.,s boards inches thick per board
measurement = BIZ. lf.
II 900 ee, whts pane prime boards inch thick, per board
700 sel white pins prime boards, inches thick length,
perl n, board measurement
1000 Mort, cona pae p,Is Sa. Ss inch nsa 10 o. -
pine common euinss, iach thick 10 feet
length per 4, board measurement
900 feet pine culny, inches thick, 10 feet
Length, n H. board measurement
1900 white select eang inch tick ID feet length,
IS 600 feel white pine cunss thick IS lengths
per NJ n, board measurement
5000 merchsntabe, inches thick 10 lengths
per M n, board measurement
AZ 900 pine merchanabe inches thick lengths,
per M, board measurement
900 pine merchandise, inch thick, lengths,
M board measurement
pine merchandise, ~ inch thick Is feet lengths
Y per M board, measurement
$500 feet white pine panel inch thick, ID feet lengths, pei
M, board measurement
Carolina yellow stepping, inch thick IL inches
wide 10 feet lengths per Nj board measurement
800 feet scanhng by inches 10 H. board
. measurement
$500 feet inch mill dressed nooring 10 feet lengths H.
board measurement
Glass No. Slime.
$50 lime, equal seeleys
lbs. net, per barrel
Glass No. = MsesHaneoas.-Ivon, Steel Spikes, &c.
l25 BEES, No. American charcoal pig iron.
pound .~ H.H9 .##
$4,000 pounds round from to sk inches diameter
pieces ainch round iron each feet long, estimated
800 ,o wssh .s a,oo p Ss1 s Inch per p0un'
800 ineal Feet inch round iron, estimated TO weigh
$50 feet best quality bar iron, ~ by inch,
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uansaon Of Domai on Cri Law English Ian
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Reports Of cases argued and determined
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