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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-22
-ApM 70, SALEor EXCHANGE for

CITY PROPERTY-ConastinE OF ITO .cres o. COCA
"a vel Improved with dwelling houSe, tenant-lcuse,
49, ard stslcs Has abundance Of fruit and 10 npcers
go crop SITUATED in Nofhcastie Weiehester couhiy'
I've miles from Kepsico depot on Harlem Railroad
x,nly 70 JOHN TOWNSEND, Jr, No. 10 Wall
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MIR. JOHN McMULLEN proposes to

lvl open a Day School for Boys, winch his terms 1913
per quarter) will necessarily keep very small Having resi-
taught many years the City re feels him
self at length qualified to do justice to those wiz may be
placed in his nds Besides Spelling Reading Writing and
Arithmetic there will be taught without extra charge Latin
Greek French, Spanish, German, Italian Music Drawing
Gy ascs Address No 25 Chrysie-st References;
The President and Prof of Columbia College ExPres
dent n. r. Moore, LII. d.. Prof Henry Anderson, NJ D.;
Rev. VIM. Berran Harper Brothers, c. " s. Roosevelt,
Benz L. Swan, VIM Forrest Adam Norrie, George I: Ell
lot Dsniel Lord Eli White, yaphet Bishop, Oswald Cam
mann, T.. +. Sandepon, Shepherd Knapp, DR. o. Cam
Prof Joseph Henry, Secretary OF the Smithsonian
Institute, Washington.
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TARRYTOWN INSTITUTE, Tarry.

u town n Yin this Institution young Gentlemen
thoroughly instructed all the branches requisite for
mercial pursuits entering College. The Summer Terra
commenced on the Monday in May Crcslsrs contain
ing &C. with view Of the Institute tai
from the spot where Major Andre captured be Oh
tsined Of C. Shepard Cos Bookstore No l52 Fulton 81
L. II. Wilecx No. sz3 Broadway, NewYork, by sd
dressing A. NEWMAN, Principal.
THE MISSES PALACHE will reopen
Il their Establishment sr young Ladies' fol- the saunef
Session. st No. 81 Thompson-st- on May Sd
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belmont VILLAGE LOTS, AT

Id FORDHAM-This property consisting of 1872 quarter
acre lets with 80 and 90 feet in width very ego
situated onehlrd OF mile from the depot Foi dhaIn and
adjoining the lands of the late Rev VIM Powell on the road
West Farms offered for sale by the undersigned al pm
far below the current value that property In It's ime
disposed Of by the LIST of June next photographic maps and
circulars giving description OF the property price ana con-
dtons and mode OF selection may be obtained and the
OF purchasers entered application TO the under
signed No It's Pear-st: B. NJ. Brown and Jesse Lyon on
the premises; Adam W Spies No 81 Maiden-ane; Nstn
c. Plat No 70 Maiden VIM. II Cary, No 2io Pearl
ST.; and Gen. VIM. II. Hall. No 2j9 Broadway.
JOHN c. KAYSER, No. los Pear. St, up stairs
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Isse Is accessible several times day by stages and
.re,ubai i, situated within eight miles Of the City Hall op
T-ire Harlem College Point and Flushing Bay ne
Fushins and adjoining the vi age o: Sraronpo whco
,od 40 readily last spring and ridins quite fas, Is
laid out on tie scale the streets OF both places inter
.efipe each other and will from its commanding stnsiio
A. no distant period be Of the principal sespos In the
-;,;tv ~ Nrw.York The lots vary In from two 70
four civ lou. price from $25 to $50 The terms are -
down and the in instan OF SIC which enables e
r neruu however ccumst2nced 10 become his own laid
Lord II likewise offers rducemeat TO the capitalist rare
Iv met with there doubt judging from the past but
thai this properly WILL In x months sell Tor twice the price
now asked being exceedingly healthy and surrounded oy
scenery which be surpassed embracing views OF the
Essr River village Of Finishing Rkess Island MorTisana
York Island the Passde Rocks Csskl Mountains TO Wess
Point making of the most desirable psces for resi-
depce that can be imagined n B-A few lots unsod at
Strstonpor-prcc $40 Any person wishing to purehase
at the above places requested to call az the oce where
mar. and every information will be cheerfuiy given JOHN
FLAbfMER No Isl West l8th-st, between It'll and Sh-
avs All payments for Stratouport and Fsmmerburgh lots
must be made to JOHN A FLAMMER Once hours nom
tos m. Mars be and had AZ the following
place: JOHN G. fLAMMER, No. 81 Mott-st-
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COUNTRY RESIDENCE for SALE

~ Known as Rose Hill In tie town Of Rye Weschester
County in full view ot Long leland Sound and near the
about seven OF FIRST quality land beautifully divided In
meadow and orchards also Of the best stocked gardens
In the County with variety of berry fruit and flowers
cultivated IN this OF the country The house Is
story cottaee-buit &c by 80 with large wings there
are two parlors five bedrooms dining and bathroom and
very convenient Kitchen with Beebes cooking range &c
The house has been built but short time and has lately
been painted INSIDE and out and put in thorough repair
and Is stuaitd high on sopng lawD about two
hundred feet hack from fine road; in the rear Of
the house large barn. carriage poultry, wash snd
Ice houses ana good spring OF the There IS
about 81 grated apple tees in the orchard OF the best knd
liz the village are stores butcbers churches schools
coal and lumber yard Distance from NewYork 3 miles
from the depot at Canaist Tme hour and 10 minutes
Communication SIS and SIS per Seven stop at
the depot every day each way The neigh sohocd Of
the meet desirable N the country Price So 500 5000
remain mortgage would exchange for city property
Inquire OF NJ L. PROCH, Nos. 100 and 10 Fuonst,
of DANIEL P. SMITH the premises
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EOR SALE-A beautiful Country Resi-

ID dence, with two acres Of land well stocked with
great variety of choice Fruit shade trees and shrooery Tu
ssd in the VILLAGE Of South Norwalk Conn., within eight
minutes walk Of the N. Y and New Haven Railroad Depot
Churches and schools also in the vicinity THIS Is rare
For particulars inquire OF A. ARCHER Bank Of the State
Of Nsw.York Wsllst or Of X. NASH, the premises
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nor SALE OR TO LET.-A beauti-

IA OOs~NtV"
IL full Cottage near Hudson, Columbia County The
house conveniently constructed In complete order anc
pleasantly located The grounds asteuly laid out
and contain an abundance and variety OF choice fruit trees
beside fine hrubbey and plants There also large kitchen
garden and abundant supply of water at the door 1t Is
within FIVE minutes walk OF church, an academy TWO
schools Office and the station of the railroad, BY which
il less than forr hours distant from NewYok There are
least four daily communications by railroad and
with New-York The location, while possessing these adj
vantages peculiarly healthy, retired and pleasant and
believed there few places of the kind more desirable
The property will be sold accommod' ting terms and of
very low price. For terms, &c, apply TO
JAMES s. SLUiTER, No Wall-st.
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FOR SALE BROOLYN-

Il Il handsome and convenient ornamental Cottage in
Ouineys pear Nostrspdav Stages running withia
venent distance. Inquire Of H. MOORE on the premises
Of Moore Horsa " ESchans place and Hanover
St New-York.
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CCHOOL for ORPHAN BOYS, Kent,

~ Conn.-Number limited to eight None received over
ten years Of age For further paIcuIa references aud
terms address the Principal ASHBEL FULLER, Kent,
Conn.
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Carmel Putnam County, N. Y. Rev. @. MANWARING,
A. NJ, Principal-This Institution IL enterprise
srey but well worth the attention of all parents who take
any interest In the subject Of education The building
which most magnificent ehce has recently been erected
of than $50 000 Its spendor and the
beauty OF the surrounding scenery would web compensate
Tor the trouble Of visit rem great emporium, from
which IL is accessible
The next Session the first Thursday Ia May
end continues p weeks
fERas-Boad fuel lights and tuition $s5 per session Of
81 weeks Music French and Drawing extra. Tuition Of
day scholars from $40 to go per session.
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NOR SALE-Two large Factories and

about six acres of Land in Ninth Ward Brooklyn near
Bedford depot l. Railroad. The buildings are escn ~
by 60 feet wide with two smaller buildings For further
PARTICULARS apply to SPARKMAN 4 KELSEY, no. l5O
William ST. n Y.
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DIAMOND COLLEGIATE INSTI-

VTUTE-We invite the attention Of parents and guard
sns this foushng school for young Ladies' IL situated
the very pleasant village Of Camel Pstnan County,
Newiork, within few rods OF beautiful lake and COM
mandng most delightful prospect Of the village and
rounding scenery The building planned and ined
perfect and most beautiful style and will nodste
100 pupils The literary department under the charge Of
Rev. ROBERT g. WILLIAMS, assisted by three female
teachers The boarders will be under the kind of Mrs
MANWARlNG and the health morals and requirements Of
pupils will the undivided attention Of all the
teachers Superior advantages offered tho musical and
ornamental departments French and Spanish will be taught
spt ken-Latin, Greek and Hebrew as classics.
Circulars will be sent application may be obtained
at NJ W. DODS Book Store
The summer session the lot Thursday Of
May, but scholars will be received subsequently.
Terms s5 per session Of weeks ncludag tut
ton, board lights and every thing but she usual extraz
Music p so 90 Drawing and Painting SO 90
Use Of Instrument ... 5 90 Any of the Languages
Music-Gusr. 10 " each. ............. 10 90
Use OF Instrument... 50 Oil Painting. 10 90
Nocal Mnsc n al The achooL free Of chaIge.
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TARRYTOWN BUILDING SITE for

SALE-One of the most desirable now Offering nav,
In, most splendid view OF the nyeI with three Springs ana
Brock of Water running through IT, The said Land con-
ssts of Is acres will be divided two desirable Inquire
near the premises Of G. B. HAMMOND.
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ACADEMY, No.

l 2se Broadway, Room No. ~. near the Irving House
Prot RYAN continues give instructions in every branch
of Mathematics with their application to Mechanics Astron
smy Navigation Engineering Land Surveying and the va
ro1s Mechanical Arts Hours from to III o'clock A. M,
and 10 ) and to O'Clock Z. NJ
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NOR SALE or EXCHANGE, for City

IL property Harlem Lots valuable Farm of so acres
well fenced, abundance Of ffuit, &c. healthy location
about ~ miles from New York. Innediie possession For
price and further particulars apply 70 l. H. BROWN No.
Il Wall-st., from ! TO p NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-22

NOR SALE-A gentleman's Residence
on the Raritan within a few minutes drive Of New
Brunswick n j. with modern coBvenences and necessary
out-build Quilt in 1897 including elPacked Ice
bouse-havng 90 excellent Land under grass pear
orchard ard other fruits Situation high and healthy Price
5000 Apply to z. CONOVER, New Brunswick NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-22

LNOR SALE-A first-class House and
IL Lot with good garden and stable attached and every
in and about the house TO make family COM
Portable, being of the healthy locations in the
Union The advertiser is about leaving the country and will
sell cheap being of easy NewYork by railroad and
several times day situated in the village Of Hacken
sack N j. Inquire of j. g. FAIR No 81 Veseys, N. Y.
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EOUR HOUSES for SALE in WILL

remain on bond. Apply 70 BEhNAhD INDEPENDENTLY
No. 81 Wsllst, basement.
NOR SALE-A few small Cottages, on
Lots Is by lO7 feet the railroad and stage routes
Booklyp about 8. miles from the ferry. The houses
new four and cellar and garden In frost Pce
$3.50. Terms very easy Apply to JACOB PECAKE, No
1853 Hester-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-22

TO Rem on 30th-st., near 5th-
av-Two new threeTtory first-class brown stone
Houses with all the modern Improvements Also one do, to
be rented low on 2itlrt. between 9Th and 6thays Also
other Houses and parts of Houses Apply to r. e. PIERCE
No. |. l0l Broadway.
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BOARD in SOUTH BROOKLYN

Gentleman and his wifs obtain furnished OF IN
fn-pi-so Room with Board and few single can
he , led with partial board the desrab locsted house
No Willow place, of Joraemonst, two minutes
walk from South Ferry.
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SSO BROADWAY offers peculiar adj
6cuses h)ante0.

HOUSE WANTED-In a pleasant To-
eaiicn, between Broadway and 9thsv lsth and Ssh-
sh III must ee In good location, with all the modern Inn
FioSeinens Price about S7ooo Persons having ruch
House VIII hnc purchaser BY addressing W. W. Tribune
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"ANTED.-Two or three Rooms, by
w Gentleman and his WIFE, In private respectable
and quiet family. Tern. be moderate Address No.
II Dey-s,.
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NOR SALE or to LET-A two story

IL attic House, containing nine with wing snda
half Of land attached beautifully located at Granville
NewJersey, within hours de Of s city The house
is just finished in modern style and is within twenty rods
OF the Depot OF the Central Railroad trains which
and from this city five times daily examination IS per
Terms Of sale easy For TN particulars iaqare Of
GOOkIN BAKER, Attorney, &C. NO u Broadway.
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II In PRICE.-These celebrated Scales manufae'
tred with such increased facilities by Improvements In No
chnery, &c. that they offered at greatly reduces
prices and improved in quality. .
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TO LET The three story Brick House
1 No. 90 South-eighth-st, WILLIAMSBURG. The House
50 feet deep with every convenience for genteel family
Inquire of " STOUT, No. 2i9 Peerlst.
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DOARDING.-Mad BESSIE having
taken the new and spacious house No 81 Howafdst
near Broadway accommodate families and single gentle
men with board aud pleasant furnished or unurnaheo
Hot cold and shewer baths. References exchanged
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in SOUTH BROOKLYN.

h-A piyute family In first class house, wosid take
5sertlerpan and his Wife, and 20 single Gentlemen
n beard References required Location delightful In
are at No 1874 Dean eighth door east of Hoys or al
40 81 Fuiton-st BROOKLYN.
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EXCELSIOR.-P wishing TO find
III an Institution In which good srder 10 maintained y
raj kindness ard rapid improvement secured BY horoS
Instruction. viii be pleased and served ct the Commert
nd Classical School, No. IS Henry-st
SOLOMON JENNE& Principal
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DOARD.-Gentlemen and their wives,
II also a few single Gentleman can be accommodated
with board and pleasant at east side @dav SECOND
door above 2th-s House with modern lmprovemena
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DOAPplAo-Af few Gentlemen can be
~, Accommodated with the comforts Of home al No. 5
Sprinest
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peassnt front Room. with pantr1es on the
sui able for Gentleman and Wifi two single
wifi fun or partial Board Bath the house Apply al
No ~ Greene-st between Annty and 9TH References
required.
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TO LET with BOARD-A front Parlor.
VERY SIRABLESUITS of ROOMS

on UNINERSlTY.PL ACE-One suit on ID foor Of
two ne large and airy Rooms gas hot and cold water BATH
Psntries &e another the Sd oo of square Room aud
Bedroom psnry and Croton water No surpass these
In location and convenience Inquire at No "A University
place.
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TO LET-The three story Store, No.
l. 50 Courtlandt-st. Apply to WILLIAM BURGEN'
Nc "a Courtandt st.
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ESSEX SEMINARY L. LYON,

TSSEX SEMINARY i. LYON,
L AM, Z. LYON, MD, and Mrs M. C. LYON Pnnci,
nal, Completeness Of boarding arrangements kind and e
kcent tuition and healthy location combine to render TIL.
Institution desirable resort for those seeking thorough sns
Accomplished education. Pupils received at any time La
location X ON the beautiful margin of the Connecticut River.
near the sesbosd and easy of access by the
The teachers and pupils are furnished with elegant carriages
and saddle-hores well trained for young ladies' use Ciren
iars can be had Of VIM. IL LYON CO, No pey ST. o.
l. 1852
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FURNISHED ROOMS to LET.-For
Single Gentlemen, at No Monroe ST.. corner Of Catha-
rine-st with OF without Board Rooms very pleasant
Prices modsrate
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nor SALE-A small, desirable Farm,
IL in Sarwich Society about miles from the STAN
ford Depot containing twenyeght with two dwell
s,s shop barn &c. Inquire Of T. LEEDS, Stage
House Stamford or III. Z BRAMHALL, No. ~ Liberty
st y THOs H. SlMONSON No ST. Vests &C.
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removed from No as Broadway to the srscous ware
cosm OF r. Gilbert Co. No al bo.dwsy, whsrc may y
suuS oompe assormen VI and second hand fsho
re sbcs6ers are sole agents for the sale q The eeeesase
1osson Also have : full supply Of r. Gilbert Cos mueA
srsred Eolian Piano.; ali az which are oTsre W. n -
-. .sot able tsrs Also Glbers Boudou fisnea
M B. CURT1ss CO., No. $a7 Sroaowsy.
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LNOR SALE, on very easy terms, 90
Il Building Lots Fulfon-av- and the Long Island
Railroad Brooklyn The land lies in an improving neigh
borhood and is surrounded by buildings. Apply to j. Pc
CARE No. les Hesterst.
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Gnusfe 10 Ett.

THO LET-A fine Store, No. 81 Beck
map@t, corner Of Gold Also barge Room eith hss
With or without the above and re o,sl 4 @
nt on thre streets and of the most elegant Sales
roos In the lower part Of the city Afo the third story Of
he eape building being the Cze a. the second moor
Apply on the premiscs 70 'Ao n eH|I
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Gfhools.

A S. VILLEPLATT, Professor OF the
dence or at his own No ~ 18th st. doors west OF Broad
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BOARD IN WILLIAMSBURGH.-A

~ suit cf Rooms unfinished on the second hoor and
kcems with bed rooms the third, may be had with full
orpsai Board by families single gentlemen BY applying
1t the third house in Ffht between SsuthfouItha and
South The location Is desirable aud convenient
wxllxs
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TO THE PUBLIC.
General Agency in Washington.

Oenernl Agency In Washington.
HAVING surrendered every thing l possessed
Ill on earth, in the shape of PROPERTY, Notes,
Claims. and accounts, both in Warrington and
pirginia, for the benefit of the Creditors of the
Bank Of the Union," now tender my personal
seucss for the further liquidation of any liabilities
that may not be satisfied by the proceeds of my
assets What balances will be unsettled after all
my available effects are realized through my Trus
tees, time alone can show; but, let the balance be
what it may, do not ask desire to be released
from my obligations even for cent, as it is my
determination to struggle, as long life and
health are spared me, to overcome adverse fortune,
and to pay dollar for dollar. To this end, there
fore, and for the maintenance Of my little house,
hold, hereby offer my services as General agent
for Claims before Con and the several Depart.
meIts of the Government; and l will also under.
take the collection Of Claims against individuals in
Washington.
My commissions for services rendered shall be
no more than those charged by other agents, and
holders of the Bank Of the Union" notes at the
time of it's suspen lion, will receive from them at
par two thirds OF NY fees in those issues And now
let those indebted to make the same Efforts and
the came sacrifices, and creditor will suffer.
My numerous friends in Virginia and elsew here,
who have known me from childhood, will | am
sure, still confde in me, and to them refer all
persons who may have occasion to employ an
agent at the seat of Government.
can be found at the Office of JNo. 8. GALLAHER,
jr., 9th street between and F, or may be address
ed (post paid) through the mail
RO. H. GALLAHER.
WAsHINGToN CITY, November, 1852.
Nov 3-3tawlm
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NToTIcE.-The general estimation long en- |

MOTICE.-The general estimation long en-
IN joyed by the Perfumes issuing from the pre-.
misses Of LUBlN, having led to variety Of worth
less limitations and counterfsits, notwithstanding
the signature affixed to each label accompanying
the genuine article, M. FELIX PROT, proprietor
of the Establishment LUBlN, has the honor of in
forming his friends and the public that be has now
substituted for his former labels one Of wholly
different description, and that he has caused to bt
manufactured for his envelopes a description o.
paper presenting, in form of waternark the sea-
Of his house.
In order, therefore, to avoid deception, he re
spectfuy begs them to pay special attention to the
label appended to such articles as bear the name
OF bis house, and to entrust the execution Of thei
orders only to dealers of respectahilty, addres,
them directly to Lis premises, No. SIS Rue Ste
Anne, PARIS.
Opening to day in extracts-Helitrope, Gera
mum, Musk, Winter Blossom, New mown Hay
Jockey Club, Mousseline, Amber, Sc, &c &c.
with all the other choice articles of the house
PARKER'S
Fancy Perfumery and Comb Store. under the Ma
uonal Hotel '..-.' ." Nov S-lawS
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wORTHINGTON G. sNErHEN

CONTINUES to practice law in the Supreme
" Court, to attend to cases before Congress, to
prosecute claims and settle accounts against the
Departments and Boards of Commissioners, to
procure patents at home and abroad, to obtain
pensions and bounty lands, to collect debts, diyi-
the United States and in foreign countries, to ma
investments of funds in loans and stocks and on
bond nd mortgage, and to negotiate the purchase
and sale of loans, lands, and patent rightsI any
California land title cases coming up to the United
States Supreme Court on appeal
Communications, prepaid addressed to"W G.
SsETHEN, Carroll Place, Capitol Hill, Washing
ton, d. C., will meet with prompt attention.
Oct 30-dly-w
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BOOK-BINDERs' BOARDS AND RUSSIA
LEATHER.

BINDERS BOARDS, from No. rs to No co, ma
ID four hundred Skins of Fresh Rassia Lsafhsr
for sale by the subscriber. at northern prices
ALSO, five hundred Renms of fine Printing Paper,
"a 80, for rae at mill prices, without freight
Inquire at the Repr,biic Office J. GIDEON.
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