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CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIG NOTICE is
~ hereby given, that petition has been presented in
the Beard q Assistant Aldermen, for sews Twenty
eighth street, from the Ninth Hudson river;
also Leroy street, from Hudson Hudson ryeT
con street. from oycr s naS
on has been presented In tho Board OF Aldermen
in Thames street, from Temple to ~oa
street also F fret stree. FROM Eighth sysnue e Had
tenth street, also In Thirty street. from
Third also in Seventh from Twenty third
Twenty street; and for roseving
northwest Of street and Lexington
and resolution for In Bayard the
Bowery so Orange street. ALI persons Interested n tho
shove and having objections thereto requested
sent the In writing the Contract Clerk, Office
before August 10. NICHOLAS DEAN. President.
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xntss OF fsssaye fsiis soipi. saiaer /. a.ts,
aGte roome, 80. in ss.ship stnts ss In
Gte roor5. including Trcyisionr snd s.owEtd teas
.Sor freight taesEce, rprvto
THOMAS RICHARDSON, a EKohaps~ place, n. Y
H. ii SIR. ONO Wainut street, Pal edop hiG
limited oeGGeT Of third ehss passengers vii be tndss
"a 80 from PhisdclrbiG apd $50 from Liye-oooI-fcpse
18th PROVISIONS.
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E0R SOUTHAMPTON AND HAVRE-THE UNITED
II states hsil steamship FRANKLIN. James A. Wotton,
sommaneer will leave for Hsvre hing st Southampton
to land the mails passengers Saturday August 18th
Ut IL o'clock. from Pier No. North River Price Of
sage SLED An expereneed surgeon attached to the
sci Luggage not wanted during the should
Or board the day before sailing marked "heow
disc will be received board after
10Th. For freight or passage apply
MORTIMER LIVINGSTON 81 Bro aEnv
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The Day steamship Columbia viii ply between San Fray
aisco md ports Ia Oregon awaiting the former porn sb
arrival cSEhe ais And rom Panama, rctu
Ing without delay With the maiis and passengers Tor u.
steamer from San rrsncsco. Persons securing thronS
passage BY the United States mail steemers from Fey
Pacific mail Rates OF fare from Panama to se
Francisco she most favorable terms regular ins
propeiers will be kept for the Of ref
sud transient Passengers between Panama and Ban kfa
soo One the above steamers will keep mp the
Won between Acapulco and other Mexican ports Each pas
Ia 10 cubic feet Freight will be taken
Uhsree at 70 oests foot and from Panama TO San FrsI
sco ut the rate Of 500 ton For freight or
apply TO CHARLES A. WHITNEY, At the ofhos Of VI
oon psnies III West street. corner OF Warren Nov Yors
NOR SAVANNAH u SMAILLINE OF OCEAN
Pier North river ALABAMA, Capt G. u Ludlow. 2lst
August FLORIDA capt. j Lyon, 18th August thence
forward alternately These ships having vithdrn
tr short time TO DO coppere6 and psDto per
ct order and Will rsn regularly above. For freight
ply on board, or for passage TO
SAMUEL L. MITCHELL. lM Frent street.
VANDERBILT LINE-roR SAN rRANCIsCO.-Tas
shortest and ohea routcOniy line giving tiokat
for crossing the lBthmus The powerful doube engine
steamship EQRGREKk LIGHT, $500 tons will leAve from
pier No 2 North river at clock, p NJ, precisely,
Friday August 3D. tor San Juan del Eorte direct oonnoe
ing With tho favorte stear chip PACIFIC 1900
he Nicaragua trans having but twelve miles Of lana
accommodation and tatiou. Passengers win g
through without detention the Pacific steamer being
waiting and 81 this Of the much heash
and than by other route For infor
and passage the lowest rates apply snly a. the ONCE No
Battery place. M stare d. b. ALLEN. Agore
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DFIIPPIN@,

AIDES AND GENTLEMEN OFsRESPEcTABILITY
IL DESTROYS Of Joining Dramatic Assooatisnywiu be
pleased TO address their application to N b.
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CLOTHING.

NASH FOR OLOTHING.-LADIER OR uENTLBM1u
~ having any cast OF clothing furniture to dsposs
receive the stcst value In cash. by tbs
By letter through tho port Cohen. "a HudOA Ote0
Ladies attended to By Nrs. Cohen.
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DOCKET COMPANION, OR IsfossarIoN rsvxR
Before Pubshed.-5 cents copy, free OF postage q
h,e copies for ST. sold ~ Garrett Coz q Ans stssssv
snd M he author NJ Lssmopt Physoian SAD ,rscsa
Read street corner Of Broadway N r. whore maS b.
milf
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pRoposAIs for Carrying the Mall. Of .hs United

DRoPosAIs Carrying the Mails OF the United
route, from the let day Of July lo2
s56 will be received at the contract once Of
the ofWahlngion until
day Of May 1882 be decided BY the next day
OHIO.
South Bloomfield CsceviIe, Chcote
Waller, Waveey, Piketon and bucasvle 10 Portsmouth,
~ miles and back, daily.
Summer sehcduies from April 10 October T.
Columbus daily at g. arrive at Portsmouth SAME
Leave Portsmouth daily m, arrive Columbus same
diy by pm.
Winter Schedule from October 20 March 81.
Columbus daily ats, m, arrive at Portsmouth same
Leave Portsmouth daily at g. m, Columbus sa1s
day by ~ pm.
Bidders conveyance intended The mai
and their exclusion
required mails Mail conveyed
be conveyance
deduction viii be made from the mail for trips run sno
performed sResaby the contract
particulars The Postmaster General may the contract m
repeated ues for violating the Post ONCE lie may ad
made change months s
pay OF cuamen for the dispensed with NO
will be allowed advertised d
should the prove be short stated
The proposals should be addressed Second Assistant Post
General endorsed Mail Of oho
and be accompanied with Of responsive pei
also, by certificate OF setting or
that the able make good For o
Of bid and full instructions the late advertisement for Ohio route
NJ. X. HALL. Postmaster General
Posr OyrIos DEPARTMENT, March 90, ls52
Mar 95-layyfw
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IN The petition Of Phincas Bennett Of New York. New York
praying for The extension patent apted Tho
third 90 Of August 1885, for mprovcmenn apparatus gen
Grating patent
which takes place the third @ day eighteen hundred
and hnytwo tIs52)-- "a 1885, '..i : n 1870
Monday, the twenysrth Of July Mt " O'Clock,
appear any they have
why said petition ought be granted III 7T1f
Persons opposing required the Paep,
Obce their objections specially writing Al
twenty days before the day ofhsarnv Az testimony filed BY
said bearing
In accordance with the rules Of The Office, which will
application. efFgfE eA 4tNE Eft HEW4 4siN3 ttNT
Ordered published Nasonni
gepcer, Republic, and Unon Washington D. o. Inqucr phs
delpha, Express, New York city. Albany R~si.er
Albany ~ vi Providence Journal, Providence n. and Daily
Boston, week for thyes successive weeks pre-
(2 Of July nextthe day ofhcarinp
THos. EWBANK
Commissioner Of Patents.
papers win please copy their
bills once, with paper containing this notice.
Msy 29--lsw3w g4.tt.
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United state. Patent once.

I'M the petition Order, Of Ithaca New York,
patent granted 10 him the 18th
July 1885, for Improvement boilers for steam engines,
&c expiration OF said patent,
takes place % seventeenth day Of July, 1852
ordered said petition be heard
Monday July 1852, ~ O'Clock, peons
and show " they havc why pc
ought be granted ..t
opposing the extension required Paten,
objections, specially forth writing
before the day Of hearing All testimony filed by
he used The said hearing, be taken
cordnce with The rules Of the oce which VIII be furnished APP
pcnon.
Ordered, also thai this published the National Iute
gencer Republic, and Union washington ID. c. Inquirer Phil
.depss Pennsyvsnis Express New York Albany ss.e Regis
York; and Daily Bee, Boston, Massachusetts; -once
for three successive weeks previous the 18th July next
day Of hearing.
THos. EwBANR
Commissioner Of Patents.
r. s. Editors Of shove papers please copy,
bills to the Patent Once, with paper containing this notice.
3w
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SEPARATE PROPOSALS. furnishing stationery
~ executing the printing this department during the fiscal
ending June 1883 until 3oclock
June Those by satisfactory b
NY 10 fuin a contract will not be considered
All Tie articles OF stationery must be OF me best quai
tale pens lead penc knives ink
schedule the department reserves the right retain
the
them is option No bid will be considered
e articles accompanying not OF the Kind and qualify required
for department.
Each proposal must be signed by individual making
specify price, and ba price, Tor each and ar
Should ARTICLES be required
furnished al the lowest market Prices
according quality Blank forms for proposals VIII be furnished a.
the department 10 applying for them and a. without uni
formity department would ind il difficult
will be consideration unless substantially
| agteeing herewith
printing and perfect type
paper different descriptions required. The
printing will be furnished by the contractors the depart
the ONCE ordering H. 10 designate be KIND OF paper aud
type, Wheeler and the number sheet
/ when the article will admit OF more than
All articles furnished work 10 be executed must be
quality aud delivered without delay when ordered and
satisfaction VI the head OF the ONCE for which they
quired. ~ :.
quantity each article contracted for the pnbe
| service require
Bonds approved security be given by the
In failure supply the articles
aud his surelies shall be liable
forfeiture specified in such bond as lqudated damages
The suoined lists specify nearly now can be DONE The
amount quality, Of each of The kinds Of articles
work that viii be wanted. X
- being precise description Of
quality OF the kinds OF printing bidders referred
the samples In the different offices for specimens Of the
/ descriptions required
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NEW EMsRorDERIEs.-w

NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES shall open this morning
~ new lot OF emhroideries consisting Of
Very rich style work collars
Low priced do from lax
Rich embroidered clear lawn handkerchief
Worked muslin sleeves very ich lace sleeves .
Misses bemstched linen cambrc handkerchiefs-a bargain
Handsome figured Swiss muslin, for sleeves
which shall Offer
low prices, them In large all which w
would invite the attention OF the ladies.
WIN. SINISTER CO.
Api5-d6uf I'm street near Penn, avenue
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uORsE-sHoE ROBINSON, by T. r. Kennedy, unit
II form with sallow Barn y Price 81 so s'
Legends Of Love ChivaThe Cavaliers OF Engand
Heshsrts anthvr Of " Cromwell" nc. r.srs4se.asI
Journey Iceland Sweden and Norways
sted ~ Chaoe Fonmore Cooper being Volume o. Punsms
as cent Library.
For sale by TAYLOR MAURY.
May Booksellers, 9th
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issoner Of the General Land once.
NOTICE


Re'Pens prieae ea Of ne lands herofore o.srarn from
rndket Illinois, Illinois Central Railroad
To confusion and difficulty the land officers aer closing
a the business the public above proclaimed will
ayycntion pafe
tons by land double INC mnD TviesD will be
ceved day for land in the several
offered public remained
unsod the order which such townships viii be announced
The applications private sale after the close OF the public
and all applications will be examined after
day acted the Hc day and where shall
DC discovered that more persons have applied on the same
Gay 70 enter locate the tract such Applications TN DO re-
gaded being made, such win be
on the auction app and be
awarded % the highest bidder, according 20 law. go.
AMER having acted the pressing applications for the double min
mu lands the officers will that written applications
VIII be received for entries by cash or locations by land
OF the six width each side o the said railroad and
branches heretofore Withdrawn from market enable the State OF
hh 20 see. ~. qunu o. sna % which sne y enuea ana
ions viii be received In the order In which the townships viii be
announced and the business should require such
viii be treated In the those above men
toned
EfcardsriUe Springfield Districts.
There being lands within the district and
.o lands within the SrRfsesLD district falling within tho
ne limits % the railroad such
lands exterior such limits within districts which
been Withheld from private Of said road and found
10 remain United
grant have been completed like aforesaid be
stored private tho following periods
lands In Epw Monday The feh day OF
. NEXT and the lands tho Monday,
the fucnfv strfh day Of July next a Nae9 esaI
No right Of pccmpuon OF the public lands which
peen withheld from market 81 tho railroad Will
be recognised 20 settlement made thereon
subsequent 70 September 90 $50 and tho day when the
snh sgsn he mndo subject private entry aioreod
where locations by land win he
cevcd nj The minimum the land deficit OF
money mus, be paid in cash il accordance with Tho resus
tons prescribed by this office on 2jd March last.
OF April, ls5o
Ap I-lawi3w J. HUTTERFTELD, Commissioner
#
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Es,snd,riue and Springfield Di.,rses.


SUMMER AnRAnGEMENT.--Ju received from Phiadel-
" phia another celebrated
This refrigerator
II is constructed directly bottom thereby
creating circulation Of
upright ressrsto have the ice about three feet from Inc
mcsts bc the bottom
ro'd The interior OF this il
hanged hst esh svea food entirely End removed
with facility. Call examine them.
WOODWARD, sole for the District Of Columbia, Penn
syvana avenue, between toh and iIth streets.
May Is-au
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state Tor every additional of
the above four pages, estimating 900 pages
On
Blank FORMS other description Of printing broad
side Of the above broadsde
II expressly TO be understood that
scrpon viii allowed The prices bid for printing must cover
and include all contingencies and extras.
The department the right mint
ing which properly be called book pamphlet
cuted by special ~
The bidders win their
Of quality Of the different kinds Of they propose furnish
Ap 2g-lawt3dJuue 'F ~ ~.
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WILLIAM HORNER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Lancasfer, Grant cos~ty, Wiscorsir,

(LArr or rAueurxR oourry, vA-,) -,
WILL attend the Of Grant, Dane and lows eounne %
w the federal and supreme Mt Madison I'VE W. 80,
prompt and particular attention 10 The collection Of claims 10y m
chase, SALE redemption Of lands, and the payment OF ~
Nonresident iardho,dsrs any part OF the state =, u,.u
Refers Hon. 4, Footc u. Il, scnate Hon James M Gar
w. r. Homer ESQ.,, Wauenfon, Vsi Me
Mason, attorneys law New York Professor W,
David tapsey e~q and Messs e. w. Welsh, Io.is
Missouri ''o'oose" 'o'" ." "'--''' 40 Ia-lsvg
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FORM OF A POWER OF ATTORNEY.

Know all men by these presents there insert ne
uarranfec,l Of the county OF and state OF 40
hereby constitute and appoint OF my true ana law
Attorney and name, to sen ana convey me wn
land warrant No. for of land, which issued
tho Of September, 1880
Signed in presence OF -, -, I,
this Of attorney must be sken
in Acknowledgements OF inc sales o
herein before prescribed, ana
must be endorsed the warrant.
April 9-2sw3w commissioner
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Proposals for stationery and Printing.

WAN DEPARTMENT, Washington, May 81, 1852.
EPARATE will be received this department until
O'Clock Monday 27h Of June for supplying the sta
oney printing described in the schedules below
The stationery must be OF the best quality and the printing exc
Samples of the must
bidders
several bureaus, II desired.
bidder will required bond with approved
surees for the th fmen OF his contract and the depart
will the order the articles such times and
such quantities deem and to increase or diminish
quantities below stated
will be furnished bidders application the de-
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The printing o all kinds including paper which may be REQUIRED
10 be executed for the OF the Interior any
Of the Offices thereof whether the
warrants FORMS returns blanks solid matter eaded rule
work, rule and figure faint ruling ning
lining, by whatever name tu description shall
he known usually designated by office requiring H. and
including also odng siing FASTING, &c, following
scnptIuia OF
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TEXAS GENERAL AGENCY The arm Of Webb Duysl,
Co, Austin, Ayfos Webb, CO.. Galveston, having
been Dissolved since BY mutual CONSENT the business
continued by David Ayers IN the city Of Galveston.
lie will purchase and sell and real purchase SELL
and locate land cain examine aud quiet land titles,
and other document perfect titles lands, pay
taxes on lands and redeem ands sold for taxes collect and
foreign domestic debts III. OF
attend pertaining general ncy lie
the and business Galveston, Mcs
Jennings, Msssrs. a. Co., John
New York an w. q. Sneihen, Washington, ID. c.
Communications (pepa addressed 10 David Ayes Galveston
will be promptly attended 10.
GsLvxsros, March 4, 1852.
March 21-Ad2m
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LAW AND AGENCY NOTICE.
r worsn,ngscn a. s..,r.r 49,

CONTINUES Practise law in the 10 attend IN
"
sensf departments and board. az 10 po
pscnts n home and abroad Obtain penrons ana
and bounty lands collect debts dividends escis. and
United sates and in foreign
make and bond
and The purchase and sale ofoans ands
patent nshts, In any Union ~ - gtss
rsr'soe attention paid CALIFORNIA; snd title cases coming
70 me United stH,ss supreme Court appeal
Communications prepad addressed w a. snethen, Carroll
Place, Capitol Hi Washington D. O., win with prompt
tention. oct@-dy
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LrOn RENT, comfortable brick dwelling
situated In the h ward, the aad Goth
the outbudngs comucc
fine garden and yard with abundance Of fine
shrubber.
Tem'insde known application undsrsisned
mediate possession given.
JAS. g. MCGUIRE,
May 22-d9t Auctoneer and Commission
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On other description OF designated above
but 10 be by the Office ordering H. whether circulars
srIciions, warrants forms, returns &C. specified
frst paragraph, for
4 ON A sheet 100 a
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GENERAL Land OFFcE,
March 10 iS52.
QY act OF Congress entitled " An
~ king land asgaabe, and for other purposes ap
proved March I'D 1882 provided That all warrants tor m
boun land which BEEN be issued under
any law OF the United States valid OF the
which have been hereafter hereby declared
sgna BY deed instrument Of writing made and executed
Tile taking effect Of this and
such regulations be prescribed BY Commissioner OF
the General Land Once, the with all the rights
Of the original OF the location ~
In accordance with tho this section the following
forms prescribed for the assignment othe and locations
referred 10, owit
FORM FOR THE ASSIGNMENT or THE WARRANT.
No. i.
For value received 1, A. H.. within warrant No.
Issued, do hereby fel and assign q. ID, of
and his heirs aud assigns forever the said warrant
authorize him 10 locate receive
Witness my hand and seal, this day Of l65
Attest: a. H., lsEAL1
Eff
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certificates OF packages ne
attentions and an
official account each drawing after all
7 Address f. o'BRIEN Agent,
@.etAk Successor J. n q. MauryD
May l6 Alexandria, Virginia.
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Writing pepper, made Of linen, laid pope thhe o. tue
folio plain nish faint lined, trimmed
weigh not less than II pounds per
foolseap, hand made, lined, and uimned
weigh less than ~ pounds per
fooscap machine, lined, and trimmed, weigh
less ~ pounds per
Is do iooscap, plain hand made, lined and trimmed
to weigh NOT less Than ~ pounds per
10 do fooscap plain, machine, finlined, and trimmed
weigh less than IL pounds per
10 do ioosca, blue laid hand made lined, garden
tern, commonly known despatch consular paper,
to weigh not less than 10 pounds ream.
10 uuafto post hand mad
Daily American telegraph., 1852-05-10
Agitation.

The anti-slavery movement has been pro-
gressive and aggressive. The Wings and Dem
ocrats have resisted its encroachments. They
have declared that it was an unnecessary issue
in national politics that the subject was one of
State policy alone; that the national councils
should not be disturbed by it.
The Wing and Democratic parties unitedly tri-
umphed, and put the subject to rest. The "agi-
tators" acquicsced. They were defeated-they
had done all they could do-their tender con-
sciences were clear. They let their arms fall
to their sides, and said they would submit. What
then? The conservatives must agitate Agita-
ton on their side promised popularity; and al
though they had q thousand times declared each
successive attempt at agitation step towards
disunion, the promptings of their selfish interests
have impelled them onward, and we now witness
the anomaly of professed Union party almost
phrensied in their desire to protract controversy
which they have always maintained would itself
lead to disunion.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-05-10
n r. R-oHILLs and FEVER.

We guaranty that Railways Ready Relief will remove
this distressing plague Itsops the cbils in few minutes
and It's warming, cleansing, and invgorstng influence
thrills through every secretion Of the system.
should taken internally to keep the stomach free
from acid and to neutraze the poisonous masm Of ague
II should be applied externally stop the pain TO give
renewed action 10 the functions the skim the joints and
gaments the and muscles to WITTY and refresh the
senses from stupor, sleep, or drowsiness
Let every individual bear this important fact in mind
Railways Ready Relief will check the Cbils In few min
ues and stop the pain instantly. II cures Neuralgia Rheu
matte Nervous, choerc and Dsrrhoc Pains in few min
uee II never fails In relieving the patient from pain
Price Of r. R. Relief % and 50 cents per bottie
as- Sold by W, II. GnxlS and CHAs srorr a Co. "a
msy 7-eteo
Daily American telegraph., 1852-05-10
Tribute OF respect.

!. AT stated meeting of the First Baptist Church,
Washington, d. c., held on Friday evening" May
7, the following resolutions were presented and
unanimously adopted:
Resolusd, That in the decease of the Rev. O.
B. Brown pastor Of this church from May, 1907,
till October, 1850, the members have lost one
whom they affectionately regarded as father
and friend.
Resolved That we cherish with grateful feel
ings the remembrance of the strong affection
which the deceased manifested for this church
and for the members individually at all times
and with increased strength and tenderness du-
ring his last illness
RESOLVED That the Clerk be directed to deliver
a copy of these resolutions to the family of the
deceased, and to tender to them an expression of
our sincere sympathy in their bereavement
Rssoleed, That the above resolutions be pub
ished in the city papers.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-05-10
NLncnfOCos.O

AS this name has not been chosen for them
selves by the opponents of the Wing party, we
never apply it to them. We may often unavoid-
ably quote it, but it is not a title we choose to
apply to them. They are Democrats, though not
the Democrats Still let them have the title they
ask. Theirs is great national party, compris-
ing many true Democrats and true patriots. We
have too good cause to mar it by means un-
becoming party Of equal importance. Some of
them call US Federalists, but few believe their
own words We need not initiate that portion Of
their party. We can, in the coming contest, well
afford to be good-tempered and courteous. Let
us be sure to avail ourselves of this happy priv
lepe