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JoHN WILSON,


N, pyepfion Ctainans Oupauts aud Permit
o. Mineral Lands
Every person entitled right OF presumption 10 OF the
and fractional townships above
nernd required Of the
register Of proper land Office and make payment
practicable seeing this notice. and before the
appointed o. the public sale OF the lands
claimed otherwise such claim viii be forfeited
And entitled can act
additional land district in the Territory Of Wisconsin, and
approved Sd March, S47 iesee ocPdnf
the OF their leases PERMITS any
within townships and fractional townships above
entitled IAN act TO
the minimum price OF the mineral lands in The Lake superior
Michigan, aud the Chippewa district IN Wisconsin
approved September 1867 the lard covered W r
leases occupancy and PERMITS respectively, hs minimum price
25 than fu section, emit
ted such permit ~ The proper land
full section the
rate per acre establish The same 70 the salts
Willow river and make
ent ,btefr a. seeing this notice, and
FIRE inc dsv spponted OF the public sale
Inc nnda claimed otherwise such claim viii be
forfeited. ,ou,, -, 60,
Acting Commissioner Of the General Land once.
Aua Io-law13w
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DIED,

ena Illinois, the l instant in the 5oh year OF her age
SUSAN WILSON, wife
Trinidad de Cuba and formerly OF Alexandria, Virginia
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Fall Trade, Is52.-Maryiand and virginia.

rail Trade, isoS+-hafyah virginia
residing the above named States
obtain their fall and supplies OF dry goods Of
sualy favorable terms the approaching season.
We purchased northern and eastern markets.
largely which daily additions will be made OF all that IS desirable
aud novel IN the way OF dry goods.
goods OF all classes Styles and prices constantly
on hand.
Ladies' Of all kinds from the painc fabrics TO the finest
kinds vogue, endless variety.
Genuemens goods and medium qualities with all
line proyeba low prices
Misses woaWe pay particular attention to ali classes
misses and chudrens wear
seleceu necessary The
purpose, with eye styles, fabrics aud prices
Mourning goodCousanty hand article OF dry goods
for mourning apparel fabrics known TO the trade and al
extremely low prices.
Servants wear every kind style, and price, Of the best brands,
and outdoor servant In word we deal In
every article usually found in well ordered dry goods establish
ment
We desire 10 increase our trade.
All establishment must be for CASH or approved
short dates.
Good articles prices, and fair dealing may he relied on in ali
cases. PERRY BROTHER,
Opposite Centre Market Washington, ID. @.
kpr az n
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War DEPARTING Z.

Bureau Typographical Engineers, Sept. is, 1854.
PROPOSALS will be received by Secretary War
which time The will be awarded the
on ss G e ss the
CONDITIONS.
forming ran only thoroughly
impedimen navigation
, The work w Be sSa or IN The following man
removed and destroyed tbs shall be
officer appointed by appear that
fact department pay proportion whole
price agreed upon as the portion removed shall bear to he entire
shall part OF whole work
July next 1852 willing com
pte wita that me and also the for which he viii under
the first mentioned period viii state, and will propose
for the mentioned period only.
the work shall have arrived the shall be inspected by OH
officers detailed Cor that by the Secretary War and
II shall such inspection that the contract has been fully
complied with, full payment shall be made
nifty with the terms OF the agreensn including The twenty
retained under article But III shall appear that the
but the forfeited 70 the
United state. u however ss sep1msn, .ss Dc san.hsd that
agemen compets without any
DO" Secretary War will Be- allowed him o 1 purpose
And the expiration Of that Time The work shall be completed
$ The win bo required give his bond fo $4,000
with good suretes each for the Of thousand dollars
conditioned faithful contract bidder
will transmit at The same time with his proposals the names o. e
that they will sign hs bond sgrees as above mentioned and
resides respectable citizens
and that consider. them worth ten thousand dollars over and
these conditions shall be complied with.
proposals will be addressed undersigned marked
the envelope" Proposals for removing Red River RAN
"a, Coz. :, :; apnnn,
The Republic, rneuseneer Union Washington, c.
qaircf and 5aiy se%s Pnasshs caei"nad Gazette Ginc
natl oho' Louisville Journal Louisville, Kentucky 81 Louis
La New oesn. Commercial BaIen, New Orleans Bee, and
Anew osan. New Orleans, Ia VII nse s me above
Sep, aI~diossaavuan
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ny ennRs 8 soorr. A.o.,onesr..

O.. city, Peppsyivsnis avenue, south side
Ninth and Tenth and will be open TOT business from
M IN a. M and from .. m, . on and amer the
9Th inessnt
funds w. 4. cHANptLi,
Sen o-dow Cashier
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cEaLED PROPOSALS win he received by the N

SEALED PROPOSALS VIII he received by the up-
degned until the I'd day of September for filing and
ding square south Of the Presidents house.
The undersigned will filing be done,
and whence the earth IL he taken purpose.
The he for whole specify the amount
for which the sufficient guaranty
win be required tina, the shall completed by the 10Th day
Of November
undersigned reserve himself right be line
Of grade in the the oner
such person he deem competent eueute the woh
the best advantage to The government.
WIN ID. BRACKENRrpGE,
Agent for the Improvement, Of Public orosuds-
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THE Boarding ard Day school Of the Misses Hsvvl.y
reopened Wednesday, September IS resi-
dnce avenue between I'm and 18th
Aug 0i-2sw<w
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Death Ip1rraut Es,,ed

Death Wayrant Issued.
HAERIsBuKe, Sept. 20-The governor of Pennsylvania
has issued the dealhwauant for the execution OF Baze
SIX rnsk in Phlade phia jail convicted of urder
vember
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PHILApELPnIA, Sept. Pop. m.

PmLADELPHIA Sept. 20-p. m.
There Is no change in government stocks United States
6 1865 lIsh 5s Sob Flour is steady, but
not actveales barrels "a so Corn meal and rye
-four unchanged Sales of red wheat at "a 95 Cents
white do, SO 1903 cents. White corn, Ga cents vel.
low do, 90 10 cents. Oats, IS SO cents Rye, 10
cents. Provisions and groceries unchanged Cotton dull
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vTANTED-a youth OF from fifteen to eighteen years
attend In office. To competent, writing
good hand and who well recommended favorable OPP
portuny acquire knowledge OF business in
DE sELDING wYLIE's
Agency ONCE 7t opposite Odd Fellows Hail.
Sanfo hen
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Book Notice.
LIBRARY HousE o. RErREsESrAuyEs,
August "a, ls52
LARGE Of books, belonging this office, out
JOHN A. PARKER,
Aug a7-dn LibraHanHouse Of Representatives.
IAVING JUST RETURNED FROM NEW YORK, n
public generally inspection Of Of the
prete decidedly OF French and
city, which will the shortest notice and in my
u'0'' e'sA'' '''' ~ WIN TUCKER,
Pennsylvania avenue, between ~ and 9Th streets.
Hstn. Insurance Company, OF Utica, New York.
Capital $4,000.
THIS company continues against damage by FIRE
public private buildings country, furniture,
goods and merchandise generally Also, marine risks
and risks by steamboats, railroads. rivers and lakes, nken on e
Is system equitable and safe and
The satisfaction state that they have Accumulated an ample
fund.- which, addition the capital stock OF the
invested the careful enabling them present the
unerccponabe decentralization those who transact
John y. HINMAN President
VI. II. HAwbEY, Secretary,
CHARGEs DE sEI.DNG, Agent,
7th street. opposite Odd Fellows Hall.
gHIRrsI shrfsi shirts Fine shirts Of every
STYLE and OF the best quality embroidered fancy do.
do. A full and complete assortment hand.
Shirts made order the best and the shortest
hce and all warranted TO At, at G. H. LANES
Furnishing Establishment,
Sep lsL9twawif Penn. av., near ~ street
NEW and Elegant Fan and winter styles OF eensio-
mems furnishing soodA large and splendid assortment Just re-
ceivcd, and Cor sale at reasonable prices, at ,u
Hat Cap and cenuemen's Furnishing Establishment,
Sep ls-3twowif Penn. sv, nesr ~ street
News and Tciepsph.l
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NIGHT SCHOOL with b. commenced ON "wednesday,
October lat terms, apply district school
Sep 17--dlm SAMUEL KELLY,
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sc. &c, &C.
Tickets, slO-halves, s5-quarters, So 50.
Certificates OF packages of25 whole tickets, Sl2O 90
Do do 25 half do 90 W
Do do quarter do 30 90
-rdes for certificates packages in the
will receive the most prompt attention. and an
official Immediately after is TO oil
A0 Address E. E. oBRIEN, Agent,
Alexandria, Virginia.
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NAVY DryAErHssr,

Bureau Of Provision and clOtbng, August %, lsss,
SEALED PROPOSALS., endorsed Proposals BeeGn ana
~ Proposals the be, will be received ~
this once until 10 O'Clock, Monday the 2Oh day Sep
her or furnishing and delivering free d all and 10 Oe
United States
Five navy beef and four thousand barrels q
navy pork Fl N,N
Each than hundred pounds nj
weight beef pork OF weight In either
paid To be delivered the respective nasyyards oows
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nR. MAyNARD'S Primers attached -
~ just received from the Massachusetts Company
Of revovers OF Colts pistols
attached This fine improvement and
such article would do well TO cali and
ii. " LINpsLEY,
Pennsylvania avenue, between e,h and 10Th streets
Sep, to-3taw2w
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NEW FALL GOODS We are receipt O he most
Nv elegant and varied stock fall dry goods have
the Offering which purchased
cities favorable We especially
wish buy the best goods the and best styles
n before purchase for
not 70 be uadersold by house this side New York.
Sept 2l-eod2w YERBY n MILLER.
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EVENINGS DO Madison Manor The Chris rn
Il by Of "Chams and Counter vol
Just published and Cor sale BY
TAYLOR MAURY,
Sept 81 booksellers, 9th street.
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CHARLESTON, Sept 20.
The market is quiet and prices slightly depressed
under the Pachc's news.
Schooner in Drsss-Saiiing Of the Steamers Star and
Illinois.
NEW York, Sept. 20.-The schooner Cadmus, of Balti
more for Boston, spoken the 10Th instant of Little
Egg Harbor with the loss of sails and leaking badly As
sistance sent to her.
The steamer STAR the West Indies and San Juan and
the Illinois, for Apnwal, sailed to-day full of pas
sengers.
Loss of Baltimore Vssse-News from Mrico - ,ksts.
New ORLEANS, Sept is The schooner Arabela, from
Porto Cabelo for Baltimore, wrecked the Sara
nae reef on the 18th The vessel and cargo total
loss Fortunately the captain and saved The
cargo the ArabeIa, and believe the chooner in
sued In Baltimore.
Late advices from Matamoras represent that much
trouble and disorder antc pated there in consequence
OF the disaifected condition of political affairs.
The New Orleans cotton market is heavy, and prices
droopng-saes of 1900 bales midding 81 CENTS which
difficult obtain. Flour and groceries quiet. Pro.
visions dull, with declining tendency Sugars and
molasses unchanged. Coffee irm. Prices steady
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English and French Family Bosrding-schooi,
Hashtngton CITY.
EACHING AND sTUDY.Tbe subscriber, with his aids, will
do additional young ladies who will do
other the ensuing academic year. which begins on The 26 Of
TENDER.
Applications information be addressed TO hm
the FIRST OF September, warrenton Springs, virginia
n. W. CUsHMAN, A. NJ
Aug lz-dlmd&cpf
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NOTICE-Important.An elegant assortment OF furniture
Tor sale, Tor cash. time punctua customers
very prices. Persons DESTROYS n furnishing rooms or dwell
call furniture rooms
18Th and Pennsylvania
avenue, over wmsau's grocery store l.
J.. =. EWELB n co.
making repairing Of cabinet chair work will
be promptly attended 10. j. 3, +.
Sent A atySlw
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Illness of Madame Soatag.

New York, Sept 2o.The plated concert of Mad
Sontag which 10 have of this evening, has
postponed in consequence of her sudden ndsposton
GLoucEsrER, Sept. 20
The telegraph reports that the schooner Florida. con
demned 7h, is to be sold the 10th of month
Arrivals this place report nothing except scarcity
OF mackerel
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DIED,

On wednesday morning a3d ELIZA JANE youngest child
Of Geose o. and Mary xasmirs. aged u years. months
days.
The relatives and friends respectfully invited attend her
neral from the residence Of her No. 0r Ehndss st.
Thursday afternoon a O'Clock.
On Tuesday night 2st INST, suddenly Capt CHARLES c. RER
ny Commander Of the steamship United States the oh
his
The relatives and friends OF the family and Of
respectfully invited the
denee Lawrence st. FULTON Brootbn, arsdsv a.
tenoon o'clocs The ianers services viii be hell st. Aass
Church. corner OF Prospect and Washington
At Tarryo~n, Saturday morning. June after
mess. WIN HUNT. aged ~ years aud month";
In this CITY june a. 1904, Mrs. JANE H. widow Of hs ists
than Moore of s. dney Ne aged u aud
On "Wednesday 1d inst, at his residence, No. 10 Hudsoa
MOsFs j.. OLMsrRAD. ssed 81 yssrs
HE will be- tab RiJsrheli or fnt-rment
ON "Wednesday. sJd inst, PETER scHgRhERHoRs. The
I'D sfbs age.
At his residence Rhnabect Lssas Dahes Co.. 90 Tuss.
day, I'D inst, JOHN RADCIiFF, Inc sat of
FuBera on Tlursday morning 2sth Inst at ociock.
A. TarytoN estcLests Co., Of lingering asss Mr. WIN
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WEDNESDAY,, June I-P. N.

There was some reaction this morning
In the sneiss snd 10 the Coal stocks which have recent
ly been 90 buoysnt After the Board portion Of tho
decline recovered but the Second Board the mar
keA not 90 firm. but closed steady Pepnsyivsnia
Coal Co fell of tn no. sold after 10 the street. ss lib and
finally closed at IlIIa Dsuphin went 20 SO and then
recovered to c. clo'ing OF 674 Delaware and Hudson
sold at Eth. Reading well hsd ct oi's, With mod
srsts sales Erie fell Of TO ssE Canton 10 7s Mo
srssus TO 32h. Norwich improved y y cent ssos'
iDstop was a. Zinc 10 fra, closing 1t In hass0s
River fell of 10 667s
Government and sssse stocks are Ia good demand
and firmly held Investment Shares arc also hrm firm
o.,. railroad Bonds are not active but firmly hsid
.aIe Of 900 Converbes of ls62 vas made Ct par
which = an advance Of l3' cent hIee mas loan ~ss
In Sterling there is nothing doing but
The msrtss b firm at io%sio,4 for bsassrs s'ss'
Francs, al7hsa.ia
In Freights there is considerable hrm-
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.
ELEVENTH WARD SCoTT AND GRAHAM

ELEVENTH WARD SCOTT AND GRAHAM
ASSOCIATION An enthusiastic meetn Of the WhiIs Of
this Ward held last evening at the Luudy lane
Barracks corner of Myrtleav. and Raymond st In
rr to q 9 following cal:
I'VE the undes gned electors Of the Eleventh Ward OF
the City Of Brooklyn being determined every hsrOra
bic elevate Gen. Winfield Scott the highest
Office in the ain Of free pc ple d. hereby subscribe
the following enrCllmant:
HEADQUARTERS, LUSDY LANE BARRACKS
ELEVENTH WARD City OF BROOKLYN :
The undeDgned IN subscribing ourselves do soyeally
promise TO 90 all In our power usi0g every honorable exe
tiou elect the Of the Whig party (Scott and
Grahsm the hish and rrsrorble offices winch they
have been nominated and say die.
TTmsot EHiBtmenf- PerODs Of nervous temperament
and 10 Jafnng will not under any instances
be snTOed The Of service shall cOse until the end
Of the campaign and each recruit will be expected furnish
bis own equipments.
The cali IL sg ned by large number of the most In.
furntial working Wigs In the Ward.
The meeting was called TO order about Z o'clock by
the appointment of Isaac p. 5. Bryant E-q Chairman,
aud VIM B. Lewis Secretary On taking the chair,
Mr. Bryant stated that the meeting had called for
the purpose of forming Association viii the view Of
advancing the Wing cause In the Ward, and he was
pleased 10 announce that similar were 60
ing forward 10 every Ward in the City.
The Association then, motloo, named =" Lundy
Lane Barracks" and Committee, consisting of WIN.
w. Walsh James h Magic and Robert Robinson, we're
appointed 10 report permanent officers Con mitree
also appointed 10 prepare code OF BY Laws for
the government Of the Association Alter appoint.
nisLt of other Committees TO procure suitable place
tor future meetings, and 10 invite the Wings IT the
Ward u unite with the Barracks" Friday evening,
for the purpose Of marching In BODY TO ,he Wing
Ratification Meeting. they adjourned, 20 meet at the
same place on Tuesday evening next Three cheers
were then given for the cabo dstes, and number OF
Scott ard Graham songs sung AL passed OIL In
harmony and good order.
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aECONp BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA SALES OF srocxs, Wsdaes

aay Jon- a. Is5l -F1f Boards 900 R-.Ass RR a,dsa.
"a. 80 g5 Lebsh ni 81 100 Girsrt Bk ~, 20 DO IIki
r. aJhs kR o. 20. 's s3l 90 Do ssi 10 Laugh nav,
49, 10 \. Cos, igh Ch~- Del Canal, 6k; O0
Wv o. y. 81 slloodo. osh Ne Bsss sDk Pens.
ktr ~ cot sans s!Aoo s. co-l6s Isl 30 Rad.
Hk.. S2hj IN Psns i5lkf s3.2ts T4hisb D., ".
Soo@a ard-lfo Reading r. X az 81 90 asadins z.
-. ~ s6 " TsIa- Reg per Bonds - 50 g. 81,
~ ." Coz. ~ 800 PsHosyissni. d. I0li Geo
De Canal, io6 Psaayvan4 g.nt. II9k s3ooo Agyhsny
ov o. Com Bans. q; 80 Uaoa css4ls sads.
o. sk. A. Bsnk, nm
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lAdSertisement
A PLAIN TALK WITH THE Public. -

LYcs of No ga Broadway having put down the price Of
h Magnetic Powoer and Pills 25 the canister and
box would notify the public that the fOrme Is the only
psIsfion in the known world which will certainly destroy
k-dbUgs roachss and all insects and that the
uhca-s Of the two greatest chemists OF se~a wrap
perl declare to be entirely free from anything delee1us
the hesh Of human beings Beware Of uiposers and
their spurious deadly compounds
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Court CALENpAR-THis Dau-CoM
An UNpIsPUTABLE FACT.-We would

AN UNDIsPUTABLE FACT.-We would
appeal any lacy In this City country who in the
habit OF trading at Columbian Hail. No. %, and
ifthere is house in this City where may be obtained richer
Goods lower prices hsn at the shove house. especially
such Go d in demand at this Of thu year
va Rich Tissues Grenadines Alboreines India Silks
Bareges Jseouets and Printed Lawns Ladies who intend
vsit the different watering places this and who
would aonsh the natives should visit Columbian Hall be-
fore their departure.
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MAR RED.
Dr.. FIoy Laban, A. WHITE 10 EMILY A.

On the a3d BY Rev. Dr. Foy LabaH, WHITE TO EMILY A.
WATKINS, all u this City
In s,w Yors g. by Re, samuel 0.sood Mr. WILLIAM
N. PAUL Miss JESSIE hAcKERsIE OF Gl-sow Scotland
At Little F.lb NJ. the 10th nst W.. Eusl.ncy NAN
CARyALLO Envoy Minister Pleniposa
Chh, ANNIE j. MILLER, daughter Of Joha hiss.
Esq.,l late Of thus City.
on ljd by Rev. C. H. Fay. Mr. JAMES Y WATKINS,
Mis- JANE ELIZA FORDHAM, daughter OF the late caS
g. orihsm. Esq, both Of this City
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PLEASURE JAUNT.-A. number Of the

members Of the Common Council aud others connected
with the administration of city Affairs, p.d visit 10
Coney leland yesterday, in compince with an nVh',
ton from Alderman Qoeen. The party, CONSISTING OF
several stage leads, started from the CiLS Hall aboutZ
och ck and proceeding or their Jaunt enjoyed wy
nl,a,spt Tine They returned the city early Ia the
evening well pleased with the afternoons proceedings
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tAdyertisemeot1

MADAME ALBoNI.-The only picture of
fsw days since BY RooT, at No 563 Broadway Call and
see Il, and get your
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CITY ITEMS.

RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER AT
Il Dslatour's formerly Lynch & Clarke 25l4 Valid
1882. GAL Noon. sP. M 81. NJ.
.Gune % ..........69 II 70 ~
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AmusKmKSrs, &C, THIS DAY AND EVE

Garlic Garden; BzletCstanns-Tbe mlers-Rousset Family
Eaos Observation-Disclosures. &c.
Roadway l. 1t 5 the castOm Omnibus
R.ruums Museum-Cersan Sculpture COmoy, Drama, &c
S,,,ons Academy Of Design, No 663 Broadw1.
e~rss. w Asis MinorpU ans fvsnine
Istoy Plaee-Donett . Comic Troupe Trained hEDmas.
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JERSEY CITY.

STRAWBERRY FEsrvAL.-This even
ing the lsdes OF the Baptist Church win hold Straw
berry Festival at Commercial Hall, corner of Mongom
cry and Greene -streets
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WuIG RATIFICATION MEETING.-A

call for mass meeting Of the Wings 10 rsniy the roml-
nation of Sect snd Gr-ham as been called ,of rrasy
-v,n MING 81 the CRY Hotel Gov Jones' Of TeDorssee
e.I,e Combs of Kentucky, and other prominent wings
haze been invited to address the sssemolsge
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SALE OF LoTs.-On Tuesday sale of
ninety tvo city lots In the section OF the city.
took plscs They will probably be the scene Of imme-
diste Improvement
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w"LrcruREs ON HIsroLosY," by

"LEcTUREs ON HIsrOLoGY," by
,crr ourkErT, cvO. PIP. a. H. Bailfere) Histology Is
n, name Of recent science that few readers pro
baby know what tit means Threats q the minute 'ruc
,ure Of the organs Of animals and panU as revealed BY
,bs microscope and is derived from the Greek word sig
,,syins tissue or web Tnis volume consists OF Lee
,res delivered before the Royal College of Surgeons
IN London. The subjects are discussed In popular
.usnner, and illustrated BY great variety OF excel
lent epgrsvipgs.
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An EFFICIENT OFFIcER.-Mr. Henry

AN EFFICIENT OFFlCEh.-Nlf' I1eHty
Arcularius the LocoFoco Commissioner of Streets and
Lamps instead of doing anything toward purifying the
streets, comes blubberpg to the Common Counci and,
like whipped schoolbOy, co npains that he can't get
Croon water enough wash into the Sewersths gutter
filth which he Is lazy to sweep up and cart away In
default Of water he hopes that large quantity of ime
will be procured to deodorze the decsying vegetables
and pu,rid mud which he can find no broom for What
fine thing it is to have an Efficient head to the Street
Department, especially when the Oh oera is coming TO-
ward US.
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CITY RAILRoADs.-Someo of our cOtem-
pora,es are quite bewidered upon this topic and mix
up the avenues in the most absurd manner. The Post
has an account of brisk work on the Eighth av Road
but we understand that IL Is SrthGr. Road that Is
going on so finely The City Fathers have pretty
trectusy killed the Eighth concern-but for what,
let their pockets answer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-24

FLANK Road "A meeting ~ the b0ard
OF Directors of the Jersey City and Paterson Plsak
Road was held at the American Hotel on Tuesday.
The subject Of the routes discussed but none de-
clded upon. The work Of tho construction Of this
road wi coon DO commenced.