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NEW BOOKS AT TAYLOR 81 MAURy's.-Harpers'
IN Magazine for June
The Ileu of Vast Wayand-A Tale; by Mary Hewitt
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Married Life by Arthur,
The Two Wives or Lost and Won by Arthur.
Volume GroteA History Of Greece.
Wilamss New Traveliers' Tourists Guide Through the
United States and Canada with fine Of the United States and
Planters Encyclopedia by Johnsonnow edition,
McMnhop,s American Gardener EDITION May 30
TO lovers of good Fruits and the admirers Of fine
Fiowe-I pear trees, 1000 apple
Paradise stocks They bear large fruit Of the best
grounds
choice 500 cherry trees, pums, &c.
5000 perpetual bourbons, hybude and
Onam~Dt tal shrubs, green parlor pants, &c.
This comprises quality OF the
kinds choicest that the American markets
urn y
wish good collection fruit plants
possible dispose Of tem
IN the northern Cities de-
n.
Tree. plants packed and part Of America
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sALE.-By OF decree OF Charles county court,
L sitting n equity, will sell public sale, Wed
nesdsy 2d July the courthouse door, in the village
Charles county Maryland between the hours Of
and the whole the real estate OF which Johannes
which called and
CINon and containing about 900
upon the Potomac adjoining Popes
desirable valuable
in the II has upon and splendid dwelling house.
The land high state Of
Improvement adapted corn wheat and tobacco. II
upon shell bank will he offered in two
parts purchasing
examine for themselves George Dent whose
farm lies adjoining, will show the premises.
The hundred dollars cash TO ho paid ON The
Of balance three nstalnents IN two
purchaser giving bond with approved
bearing from st January, 1854 at which time posses
Of the the land cannot be
sold for less than 50 IS per
FREDERICK STONE, Trustee.
Junsl DIV
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New Testament, American edition

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WiIberforce's Family Prayers. vol, o5 cents. .
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oxford vol rs cents
81
raleys Works; vols, svo, complete in 3, - 80,
Studies In Christian biography; by Osgood. I vol.
Moroil's Philosophy Of Religion. vol
Just received
Mays FRANCk TAfhoN'
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UOMEHTIC and Ornamental Cottages and L~ndscspe
Gardenng-a Series Of Designs Adapted TO the united states
by Raniett Qvols. ls49. ,,,.-, ..-.
Design. County Village Residences in the United States
Details Specifications Pans ana Decnons' s"o
Estimates ofCost OF Each Design. 2vos, 1850 -.
Gothic Applied Modern Residences; ny Arnot
vol, 1850 ..t :. - ,.,.,.
Two Hundred Designs Cottages and Villas by Mess Walter
A smid 1 vol. e "E .
Downins Architecture and pessns for Cottages Farm Houses
and Villas l vol. 1851.
Landscape c.enngs and Rural Architecture adapted
North America. vol, 1850.
Downing. Architecture Designs for Cheap Cottages and Farm
Houses VOL 1851.
Together other works and all other
hrsnche. Of and building -.
June FRANCK TAYLOR
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ID III. HOOE & CO., Wholesale and Retail pes.,r p,,," .
L cloths, matngs, curtain "'''''-'
.heetna blankets furnishing goods senersh
Pennsylvania avenue, between 9TH and sh streets "s""'
ID,C
Aug 2o-d
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prosecution of claims before Congress and III
w ious executive departments Of the fovernment
once dwelling street, between oh and oth streets.
Octa-1 #r .H
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NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person right of any OF the lands
within the townships aud parts OF townships above enumerated
satisfaction
make therefor as soon
practicable after seeing this notice. and before the day appointed
public sale the lands embracing e
tract claimed otherwise, such claim will be forfeited
J. BUTTERFIELD,
MayI3 of General Land ONCE
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DERTH AMBOY sEMINARY.-This institution, nfordins a
thorough training for college or business together WIN
twenty eighth session on wednesday, May 2.
promote comfort of the pupils and encour
Peasant retirement, ease access. provera
bathing valuable philosophical
Gals. bathing room gymnasium provided with reference
health and physical training are some OF the minor w
Principal the advantage, Of early devotion his
all that enlightened Christian parent eoua
Terms s7s per board and tuition with
books for English studies
From u, Faculty efhs College Of Se~ jersey.
Having opportunity Of showing ho talents literary and
character Of Mr. s. G. woodbridge while he student mi.
soes. were well taught, viii, pleasure recommend him
in Whose AND nS M % @
and guardian, may ss,s t confidence srsss,D
HS yss % a sns r@s sSs &
CoLLseu Nrw Jersey April ], 1851.
REFERENCES.
Jo.enh Henry IL, d. Smithsonian Institute ID. q.
Rev J.me. W AeIanasr, D. D., Princeton New Jersey
Rev Rev .y,S m,ss. D D. E,.seh,o-n New Jersey
For circular. containing further ps,eg. with additional '''o
An 0-dIw Perth Amboy, New Jersey.
DAITImORE Female CoI,ege.-Tbis institution, incorpo-
BY legislature Maryland and enjoying abers patron
study modern convenience Tor hc
number OF boarding and day SCHOLARS
INSTRUCTION..
~ g. Brooks, A. NJ, professor Of ancient languages
Rev. n. HI NadaI, A. NJ, biblical literature
Rev. r. Waugh, A. M mathematics and natural soisnoe'
=. ~. Prau, NJ. D., assistant in do do
Miss NJ, A. Dixon, English and Bellies Letues
/" j. Rochester, assistant in English.
sssssas ssn sssIsss aS,s' rs,ns@ sIf%s:
M. A. Porter, assistant do
:" Elisabeth :. slicer painting
Mr.. A. j. Cleveland, vocal music.
Terms Boarding session, SJ7 so
Tnnon IN collegiate department %
preparatory ~ w
cslosnos, with Information, to be had on
Ap24-2aw2w NC. BROOKS, Principal.
HANGING Academy First Ccurs~.-Mr y. R.LAppr hns
the czcns
town dancing
on Tuesday
avenue, opposite Wizards hotel
DAYS OF tuition Thursdays sssur-
days. Georeetown- Mondays and Fridays
| oct0-du
james q. Berret
w iouse executive departments Of the government
once and dwelling street, between Sh and ioh Streets
Octa-0
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THE History OF Banking. with Comprs he pstve
Rise and Progress of the Banks Of Eng
land Ireland and Scotland by william Lawsonl y9 On Lon
don, 1850 FRANCk ThfLoh
yun~ % .-
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DHIIIP BARTON KEY viii attend to any business
with before either Of the Of this DIS
an4 prosecution Of claims before Con
Gsss and The Departments. Once or q street
-WAsussTep, Juiy 10, lsAes SnTH-Sswn
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LTuDEs In Defense Active dies Places par Gene
IL raj Pco,--I vol.
Historic Fou6caton Pemenente manuel des me'eurs
de ferdcaton raduitc de pAemand par
Duparer, Genie--2 vols. and ATLAS Of plates
Modene, de sysenes
odene- francas Aemande Msurcc capane du seno
] vol. and atlas.
Fertilization Poygonae Caponneres ofhcer du ne
Frussien Pnrmeper, cnptaine de Genie N
Trnito Reconnaances Mtires usnge des oc'es dn
anterie cavnlerie par rrofes-eur Unarr@l voi
Cours Abrege dAr6cea public ayec auoraon a" ae
Ia Jueuee-l vol. and atlas.
dea arcb ~. Clandei--lV@
MANY other yote an The military services, and their
various branches.
Jus, imported direct from Paris, by ,,ov m,,,
Msyo3 FkANNk TAYLOR
THE Ss,ld Worshipp@vst or, The Days We Lave In
L bsotcsf the author of Whitefnsrsp
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VIM. B. ID. CROSS,
dtorney aud Counsellor al Law,


Washington City, D. C..
Prass in the Of the District Of Columbia and will attend
collection o debts and TO the OF claims Of
description including bounty land under the Of Congress
lately passed. Office IN the City Hall
Oct 3-u
TWENTY DOLLARS RENARD.-Ran away from the
subscriber I'd OF March, lS5 colored CATHA
RTNE alias Francis she supposed TO be about five
Of delicate appearance and
She supposed be hiring out In Wash
woman secreed by free Of color
persons against hiring harbong her. The
above reward viii be paid on her delivery TO me. -
Mar 2S-3awu j. L. HILTON.
Il ELyIII's Sermons volumes
nj Mannpg's semons-tbree series, in three volumes,
of the Protestant Episcopal Church In the
the United atates-I vol.
Bishop History ohe Church OF England the Revolution
Of 1851 vol
History Christian Religion and Church. vol
Thorntans Family Prayers and Commentary vol.
Old Truths aud New Errors; by Rev q. NJ Buuer-l vol
Earnesness by q. u. Taylor
Lady Mary by G. n. Taylor.
The Angels Song by c. u, Taylor.
Mark Wilton by c. u. Taylor
Margaret, The Pearl by q. II. Taylor,
Scenes in a Clergymans Life by 9. B. Taylor
Wyatts Christian Ofhcos-l vol. ..,o,, r.v,op
Mayl fhhN,h iHi1o
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CHURCH CARPETING.-Just received an "uiuo"" s"ppy
" OF capetipr matching that In Trinity chWSn -, - .
The ladies who supplied from me 'ai
fully informed that they have an opportunity VI i's n
pew N uniformity with that Of the chnfch'
bales Cocoon selton door mats
do list earpehng
a,ys an hand general Of capetng manes,
,,; ,,o,s he'd and linens, which will be sold low
Pf,.s Pwre ~ wy ne CLAGETT n DoDsoN
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INSTRUCTIONS In Gyn,nasttcs containing full de-
scnpion of than eight hundred engruvings by j. F.
DAonce in the Military School in St Petcrsbug
and in Paris. vol, 4,o.
May ~ FRANCk TAYLOR
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I KNOX WALKER will practise Inv In the supreme
Court OF tho United States attend the prosecution
claims against government Address Washington, ID. O.
Mar lb-u
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THE Gold worshipp.rsi or, The Dsys We Lave In
future historical novel by author Of {" Whefnsrsn
Harmony Of Prophecy; by the Rev Doeo, Keith
MsyN EI- #f. FRARCk TAYLOR
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
~ Importations Of the week esAing
Friday Dec

~ lmportations OF the week easing
Friday. Dec. 40
CHALK-5Oe turs Chak.
CoAL-7i6 tuns Coal.
coFFEE-i,l 95 bags Coffee. - .
DRUos-70 bbls. Gum ARABIC. bsas. CsathAr5ss,
cfsss Shelac, 2 bbls Antmefy. - casks Cream Eu,Hs
"a n LIquOrics Root, l0s bags Divdivs.
DYEs-ltf Lac Dye, i0a casks Orc ond Msdds
DRY Goons- ,852 pigs. Dry Goods.
DygwooD-s e53 pieces Brazil Wood
FRUIT-i5 600 ORANGES, 20 bbls do, iss BIS LenssS<
800 half bbis Grapes, 200 boxes $50 hahs, zoss
half bbis e49 BIDS Easns, "a bbls 1fm0nds ~ osss
C1Irsnts IS kegs TsmariDds, s5tsshsh zee N"~
HosEY-2 ties. HoGey
HAIR-l8 cases Hair. .,,.
HIDEs-zaO bales Goat SKINS, ~ W ffides al, ,,A
IRoE-lNs Rsiiroad Bars, ~ rs bsa ,Ist m.. -
Dds Poop is bdis Tubes, 31 t1ns Pie. o. pis'es w
bids Sheet.
tTSsya~Ifo srsrs $50 Juniper Knees
NvrIIs-35casss Copper. II Sc Oh bos, y" Aeess
IA n Pewter. ia n Brass. 3lss b Old Copvsr
M.rS-zf0bales Mats.
McIASsEs-2s hbds. Molsssss .,.>..
QUA opes LTnssd - cks %, bskts Owe IN
PIAsTER-250 tHns Plaster
PAINr-s6tcs Baryfes
RAGs-20 bales Rags
suGAR-i. 100 BIKE, us hhd. sugM 81,
SALT TOO bags. T,Jt7 sacks. s,ess Dash On"
Sryrr-2sa cs ls9 odis. Steel a..
sPIcEs--.ss bsss y nense. " thls Ginger
spIRfTs2 pps. ssi hall do. SIS qn. s.s bbis Bfss<F
sPELrER- "a bbls Spelter
CI0ARs-s2 cases Cisass
Trs--l e31 bsxes Tn Plates
Woop-7H logs Cedar, $50 pcs. LigLum vhe; ~ pseeee
Satin WooC: 80 sticks Rosewood tun Eeoey W7 -
Hsehs Wed i54 ososches IS, logs Mahossny.
WTsE- q easks Port Vine 20 easkl, ~ ". DO. WHe,.
WoeL-isr bales; a bsies Woslen Wsts
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REAL ESTATE IN BRooKLYS.-Jas. Cole
sold on the 18th inst the following property by auc-

Cy J. NJ. Miller sold the following, by
auction, on the l9th INST
House and To-: No ~ Ess, lssh-st near S,h-avsssos
TIE FIRE Observation-Disclosures the az
tempted experiment on Thursday, the following
Committee met in the evening at the Aston House,
and invited MI Phillips to be present he came ana
had free conversation with them for tWo hours
He proposed TO have another tTlal made under tne
direction Of the Committee and said that me annlm
lators were applied sooner than he INTENDED, ard
the spectators had not lnterfsred he would nave re-
heated the experiment in a more sansfaetory man
her After he had withdrawn the committee unani-
mously adopted the following report
pHuIIPs'. FIRE ASSIHILAroR AT the paols rlal OF
phiIpss Fue Annihator, AZ hamh'oo-sQuafe, On Iues
a., ,terpoo al clock the undersxned were sPponted
Nv CITIZENS assembled 10 superntend the srpamsns
and they would report Is (Oows
st The building constructed Of green spIues '.n-
her and constructed such manner that II would n@s
heen dlcult under ordinary cucunis'anees w
al In our osnon. Mr Phillips had every opportunity
afforded him 10 fairly test the experiment. sHu
Al Sigh, IRE was kndled inside the building ann tae
hator was almost stanty applied before ns nfe so
hesdw az TO any considerable extent. IL pEtfAy ei'n
suished It.
Aher such experiment. b made tho CommSee VIII Pes'a'
The public win full rspost c.,.ox
V'sHU n cotuxAS MosFs AtLxx.
H-s- Ysrt. D-s Is. te0
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about seeing them on the sofa that was the last
statement made 10 Ar. Forrest Il was in Decem-
Der. isas, or theresbouts saw them it was in
Winter.
q. VAST your practice to wash the plaza m
Winter
A; II was not cold. twas my practice always 10
wash on tne snow from the piazza With the hose.
Direct. by Mr. Van Buren, O. At the time you
called Ann O'Bnen Up and stated to her what you
oio, what DID che say (05jected 10 ana not a.
lowed) recollect mentioning TO MIR Sedg wick
aoout seeing Dir. Raymond and Mrs VOORHEES, 10 the
room ! was with Mr.. Sedgwick about an hour or so
ne asked me qnestifn rs and l answered them the
time spoke Of as TO the blind being closed was be-
iore me time OF the occurrence on tue sofa knew OF
Mr PWillis being there several times the blinds
were usually closed the Stats together as 70 Nh
klehsrd Willis, tad taken down the extra break
fast things once tefore saw him come ont OF the
spare room In has trcwsers and shirt inquired IN
regard 10 them OF Mrs Bedford they came to me
after had gothic other breakfast things washed up
they were on small plate they we're only for one
ptIs>n.
Nrs. Yoorhies did not visit at the house when Mr.
toirest wes from home knew of her being in the
mouse when MIR. T. was there; Mr.. F. got home
when they did not expect him, and Mrs V. went
ou'' with her nursing child 90 not recollec, par
Gcuiatiy, any other occasion
~ q .hror-Mrs. Forrest alw avs treated me well ;
dd not wish to expose her.
Q Why did you then call witness up TO observe
what you saw
4. said cid not wish to say il to Mr. sedgwick,
v ent down in the kitchen ard then asked Ann 10
come up to see what was there.
by The Jpdge-At the time | saw Mr. Forrest, |
tod nm had something more TO say to him as ne
was going to have divorce Mr. Forrest did rot say
ANYTHING only thanked me for the information DO not
know whether knew there were proceedings for
divorce when was al the AstOr House, and my afh
oavit was read over
Mr.. O'C then read the statement made by witness
before My. Sedgwick. Spoke of an Englishmsn
called Capt Calcraf, and others named. who used 70
visit at the house. Did not vary much from now
sad nothing as to Mrs. F. and Mr. w on the sofa
or 81 Mir Raymond and Mrs VOORHEES,. MIR. O'C.
SID he read il III reference to the remark OF witness
tn 4 he DID not wish to say anthng that time ag ains
rs Forrest.
VI Van Buren, then called Ann Flowers, but it be-
il mar the usual hour Of adjournment, on sugges-
Ii @ of Mr. OConoT, the Judge said, as he under
stood re testimony of the witness Will probably &C.
cupa good zeal OF time, il is not worth while TO be-
gin IS And the Cour adjourned to Monday forenoon.
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WILLIAMSBURGH ITEMS.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRa.-About 81 O'cloc

DESTRUCTIVE FIRR.--Ab0ut % O'CLOCK
this morning fire broke out in the third sy 81 the 81.
tea building foot ~ South Eighth ct occupied ~ the
Excelsior Cordsse Company and used IN tbs aasousv
Il patent cordsge. Owing to the conbuss,bs nature
the contents VI the building tho vast structure was 500
one entire body Of flame and entirely destroyed fhs
fremen the spot with thor usual prem putuds.
and sltbough he almost frozs "a the hose s1c-
cetded no doubt, IN preventing the sntenson OF ~
flames The building was Owned BY Burr. Waterman
Co. vas built u brick, laG Nv g. and was values =
sii co II was insured for $1,000 Tho stock aad NJ
chinery the building were worth upward Of w ooo-
and nearly covered BY insurance IN various
As the FIRE broke out IN tho third story vas 40 dsss
caused by spOnts conbusona not unfsqusnt os-
currence in Of this kndaithouzt some e.
serted sher sekef the work II "a iaess diav
By the ssmy 40 or &c hands are thrown out Of oavis
meat IL Was fortunate that the building wa 10 an 80
position aud that the wind blew from The
Tor such was the severity Of the wssthsr that but oe
a6cent structure and erected two or three ysan egs
(WIlsmsbufgh Times. DSc II
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Gale On Lake Erie.

PROPELLER ONEIDA.-This vessel leh as
three p M on Tuesday. Tor Buffalo iosdsd 1919
&c and went ashore ust q sveans IN - csa-
the ha,bs At Tsirpor. wshave 90 partisuius - =
dition. Crew saved. r IL.
The ATLANTIC SAvx.-The stssm ss,.. ~ AZ
lant proceeded far vsss H. - sui about sns
made Cleveland hsrbor at otisa iBsdsio Krpsess
The steamers asa ~, o .,s,. r as. s
nDultk The 3, 20 I'VE ne .aSsy ST cl,ysins Us
IN orr HI Dstssss ssysssi ~ -.
rAassss s , - sss"s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-22

Coon The Grand Jury have presented
as a nuisance the practice OF holding elections in
places where liquor is sold They also call for sf
fcent force to protect the polls that no man shall
be deferred from voting Furthermore they call for
reform in public buildings, and suggest that those
which have not the most ample means for egress be
at once closed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-22
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

PRESENTATION. A. j. S. Degraw, Esd.
OF Hook and Ladder Co. No. 3 was on FRIDAY evea-
ing presented with splendid Silver Trampesby ne
members as q token OF their respect and esteem
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-22

A COLD BArH.-A young man named
Allison Smith, in jumping after Fulton ferry boat
on the Brooklyn side, about IL O'Clock Thursday
evening" mis,ook the distance, and fell into the slip
Through the active assistance Of the agents OF the
Company and other persons present, he was rescued
with no further injury than might be supposed to
follow snch an unreasonable bath
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-22

" As the steam tug Achilles was tow
ing up the pilot boat Washington, No 2, on Friday
night, she was run into by the steamer Transit Of
the South Ferry and sunk in about IL iathoms water
on the Brooklyn shore. The pilot boat was being
towed astern Of the Achilles by long hawser, and
not showing any lights, was supposed to be at an
Choir. The Transit having stopped her engine to al
low the Achilles to pass across her bow when start
ing ahead again she came across the hawser which
swung her down the pilot boat, and starting some
Of her bow plahkipg, she soon filled and went down
She had about is tuns of ballast on board. Tho
Washington had been ashore on Fire Island and wa
leaking badly at the time. All hands were saved
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-22

zIF.-We have at length the returns from HaIdi-
mand Co. which we herewith subIoin, by which
it will be seen Mackenzie is reelected by ITO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-22

SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR THE CATHOLIC Coz
LEGE.-The Roman Catholic papers publish in detail
ell the subscriptions Of - and upward made in this
City and vicinity for the establishment OF Catholic
College in Ireland. We publish the names Of all
- sn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-22
REAL EsTATE.-The following Real Els.
tate was sold by auction on the 18th inst, by E. H.
L ND 4 Hosack

7 lot esst sds Madison ey cor 35th. ST. -. 5000
it east SIDE Madison between 3lh and 35lhs 260s
lot side 9Th seth 1900
SIDE 9TH between Seth and 9Th sts-. 1878
lot south side saith ST bet 4th and Madison 1850
lot south side saith ST. bet Lexington and ID avs l0o9
lots mort side 34ths sdison each VI $50 f2t0o
lo north SIDE 3th 81 bet Madison and ath- 2f73
LOT north SIDE be- Madison and ith 205O
4 lots north side 35th - between ih and lexington
avs, each 81 evts
Io south side 36th bet All and Lexington 1860
LOT south side 36th-st bet ith and erlnston avs 1900
lots south side 18th st bet. 4th and Madison avs,
each 50 .220-- GOV
lot north sde S7ths bet 4th and Lexinsto 1919
To,sl ......-.--.-.-.-..S47,i7 40
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BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDRRMrN-Statsd

sssaon-f RIDAY. Dec, 10, 1851. a.,
No, s.e",n ,isr Mass,,s Metanhy so"ce B. webb.
James webb Crane, Miller, Smith Tiemah. PeArssal
RSpcrf,~Ol De Coamittes ON Finance 10 concur to
remit taxes church property IN 22d ST. csnc seant
Of standing Controllers books against Mcintyre
saph Adopted
OF same Committee. 70 eoaeur to pay co.,. q aunt Of
G.Orse Pau Adopted Also 81 SIssas ~ pap p,ss,
dent. Assistant AID Moore HALEY, dsebstt, Bycs,
b Webb, Jages Webb, Crane Miller. Saith Tisman,
OF same Commiiss 70 to pay Jane, Humes bal
aSes 81 C. Era Rrsr a1d interest," rom cSSnaiGn
Adopted BY the following vote " AFrmst.-ns rfes-
er A,sI. AZ a' @,.s hasy eS s@s Ts@.n
P.st,oa-By ASA Aid Miller eff Engine Company No
g. for donation Of 100 paint and decorate a2pa
ratu, To Committee on Fire Department
=. 10 .h,,bsr The 81 Ward station house va.
Tenoved from Rankin Market the reat Of the present
house rnnhyp place. &c and asking 70 be discharged
or sane in fsyos Of paying medical bill Of DR. Charles
Marsh andto concur TO pay Dbl Of Dr. George hsnnss
Adopted b, the following vote, VIZ Atymaps-Ihe ffss-
dent ASSISTANT AZ Moore halsy Massats BSyss :.s a.
or COMMITTEE whn.e. &C. favs Of en- ing
th per at hs tot Of IN Ea RE- p.. Assp ssS..as:
James TsDG, Crane Muller smith, rlsman' Sands Ward
R;soisfions-By A.sistas, Ad EdwaIds hs' Grg.os
Wafer pipes be aid IN is'h-st' from i'n' ~
By sane that the sum d 81 be spgtoprAeJ 70 pay on n
of John Coly n for Ammunition ~ hIihs 1'' ~ '
Juiy la, a. Rs.ezvoa square Adopted -.
81, Assistant Aid Crane that the CHsros. i s,a;
80, ~ yor NJ James smith eugus builder fot syi
s. for r.pons 70 Ensns Co No 3. ADOPTED T. the ta..
ior'ss go 80, Roxes Bar Webb, Jas webb. Craze
Milsr s1s Tsman sands Ward ny and ka, srar Il.
ny ~ s.rcr N Johp H Chambers for $z59. fer
e.. IS Clerk pro TEN Of Board q A',.s:st Hasrns.
from Ma oetobsr lssl Ado2esS by me lsn1wns
.,, pores barr j B. Webb, Jas webb. Crane Miller.
SAitb' H. al. Sands Ward bly and Edwasds-B
b. Assistant Ala. M0sre that ~hhshsh" % repaired
Adopted -, H..
far ~ Garner OF the Hall Of Records 70 Ne
srs Svrang = sk, u sat sudz<. - INST Tie susssss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-22
CITY ITEMS.

u The Columbia College Alpha of the
Chi Psi Fraternity held their Fourth Annual Cele-
braiion Friday night at the Hotel de Paris
~ The Arctic sailed Saturday at noon
with 40 passengers and s372, 600 in specie.