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DELAWARE COLLEGE.

yENlIE Faculty Of Instruction of this Institution,
d under its present organization consists of the
following named Profcssorshps, to wit;
A Professionally Of Mental and Moral Science,
Professionally of the Greek and Latin Ian
guages.
A Professorsh.p of Mathematics and Natural
Philosophy,
Proiessorship of Rhetoric and Bellies Letters,
Proiessorship Of Chemistry and Natural His
tory,
A Prolessorship Of Civil Engineering,
A Protessorshpo of Modern Ian qua gcs and Draw
ing.
The Collegiate yearis divided into two woscssiong
or terms of twenty one weeks each. The first
sion commenced on the fourth Wednesday of Octo-
bsri and the second on the fourth Wednesday Of
April. Eachis followed 10y avacation offve weeks.
COURSE OF INSTRUCTION..
FREEDMAN CLAss.--I Livy, begun; Xenophon'a
Anabasis; Algebra, begun; History, begun.
II. Liyy, finished; Homer's Odyssey, begun; Al
zebra, finished; Geometry, begun History, con-
iinued.
Ill Horace, begun; Homer's Odyssey, tiuishcd
Geometry, five books; History, finished.
JusloR CLAss.-I racitus, begun; The PRONE
theus OF E,schyus and Electra Of Sophocles; Ana
iytica Geometry, finished; Calculus; Natural The
oiogy; Evidences Of Christianity.
H. Logic Mental Philosophy; The Alcestis Of
Euripides Iacitus, finished; Natural Philosophy;
III! Moral Philosophy; Plato's Gorgias; The
Captive of Plautus Mechanics, Hydrostatics, ,Pneu-
mates, and Meteoroiogy.
SOPHOMORE CLAS5.--l. horace, Hnlshed; AtnO-
phon's Memorabilia Geometry, finished Rheto-
ric, begun.
ii. Cicero dc Amicitia md de Senectute; Herodo-
tus, begun; Plane frigonometry; Spherical Trigo-
uometry; Rhetoric, continued
III. Cicero de Oiiciis; Herodotus, inshed Sur
veying; Analytical Geometry, begun Rhetoric,
finished.
SENIOR CLAss.--I PoliticalPhlosophy; The AM
dria of Terrence; The Clouds of Aristophanes
Acoustics, Optica, Electricity, Magnetism.
H. Elements Of Criticism; Buffers Analogy
Cicero's Tusculen Questions; Dcmosthenes de Co
RI ma; Voltaic Electricity Gavansm Electro
Magnetism, Magnetic Electricity, Electro Dyna-
mics; Astronomy, begun.
III. The Constitution of the United States; As
tronony, finished; The Science OF Heat; Thcrno-
Electricity; Chemistry and Geology.
PHILOSOPHICAL APPARATUS
The College is provided with Philosophical Ap-
paratus, that furnishes ample means of perimen-
tai illustration in all the different branches of Nat
ural Philosophy. The sum of three thousand dol
l2rs has recently been expended, partly in th:s
country, and partly in London and Paris, in the
purchase of new apparatus, adapted to the present
advanced state ofthe Physical Sciences.
EXAMINATIONS.
Al the close Of eachstudy or branch ofstudy, the
members of the class carefully examined, and
the close of the year, all the studies Of the year
in the presence of Committee he Trustees; AID
their attainments communicated to the Board
Of Trustees.
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PHILOSOPHICAL APPARATUS.
EXAAIINATIONS.

At the close Of each study, orbranch ofstudy, the
members of the class are carefully examined, and
the close of the year, all the studies Of the yeai
in the presence ofa Committee ofthe Trustees; AID
their attainments are communicated to the Board
Of Trustees.
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HUEGINS, HALF. IL WUDD,
AttOrncYs and C0unacIlnrs nj IuM

Mar 2l-tl Disbursing Agent, Coaet surv,
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Died.


On Saturday morning, February q, OF consumption
Wul,sm 8. uowELL, sged 80 month and 20 avs
the relstives and friends Of the family, and the mem
bers Of the Meridian Lodge, No AZ, o. of 0 F.
yted TO stterd bis funeral from his late retsrce lsl
Barrow street, this afternoon, at o'clock His re.
mains will DO taken to Greenwood Cemetery Cor intsr
nent.
On February q, after lingering liners sARAH wife
Of Richard stiiwel, in the both year OF her sge.
The relatives ard friends az the family respect
fully invited to attend her funeral, this afternoon
n o'clock from her late residence, No. 1s6 scoond
nu-, Without further invitation
On supcsy, February D. after long aud painful
Deer, ELrAroR H., third daughter Of tho late Charles
Porter
Her friends and those Of the family ars respectfully
invited to attend her furera without further invitation
from the residence Of her brother.in law George W.
aurnper No 1853 East Twenty6 frs. street. this sf.or
noou 81 o'clock precisely Funeral services a. Calvary
Church.
Bcsion SID Gen Fraoc'.co papers please copy
On aundey, February a. fRasEa BROADWAY, In the
HIS relatives and friends end those Of his sous orman
Thcmr, Edmund, and Alfred; also of his son-ln law:
o. II slso the First Troop Washington Greys,
sreetfny invited to attend his funeral from his late
residence, No 6s Amos street. this afternoon ct half
rast o'clock. without further invitaticn
Povghs.epsie and Rochester papers phase copy.
On Sunday afternoon, February -, Jcsihu sruRGEs,
aged 70 years months and IL days
The relatives ard iends Of the family and Of his
ia law, Oliver Richardson and A. q Marshall respsc
fston to borrow afternoon, at o'clock from his late
resdeuce No a. West Twenty. ninth street, between
Broadway and sixth avenue.
On February 70, CHARLES I. TioSrsoE aged 20 years
and g months
His funeral will take pisce this afternoon at o'clock,
from the residence OF his mother les Prospect street.
Brooklyn.
On February %, JAW, daughter o. Charles Oakley,
aged years and months
Her funeral viii take place this afternoon at o'clock
from No. Al twelfth street, near Seventh avenue.
10 Lancaster county, Virginia, February o. Captain
RosrnT A. CARrEr, for many years resident OF this
city, tho 3sh year OF bis sge Captain Carter wa, an
able ana efficient officer la the New York Volunteer
neRimsnt during the late campaign in Mexico, under
Major General Scott.
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lew RuRHLuARIuaa.

NEW FRENCH PUBLICATIONS
lN RICHARD AOUloN, 635 BroAdwAy Will pabla h.
This literary and wteAy paper Ia gfench and
lnslsb a. s5a gear sLloulssst 20 nrar. :, Americans
them TO leave their daily business The 81
hcfrenoh text will be printed under each limo Any one
call ~ We htSye &seetep,
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Married..

In Brooklyn, on February 10, by tbs Rev. DE- Bacon
Ofst Merys Church. Ar PArRIcK 0'8AELoS OF Cayar,
Ireland, to Mie0 NARY CHiEERY, OF E7gland.
In this city, on February 70. by the Rev Or VAIN.
wright lieraIErrA daneher Of Theodore Miles, Esq, to
HuAM W. MEap, all Of this city.
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Vlosr OFFICE. nav YORK --NOTfCE.-raE NAILS
i for California &o, via Havana psr u r. n Georgia
will clcso this ofhcc Tuesday, the 2ih ias =.
w, v. BnhDY u. NJ,
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Basscr's Trimmings, landings, ana
Rpsinss. of Beetss tearJ and Genin's etyle,. with
By JAS W. TUCKER a. Co,
No I'll Wstar serees upstairs.
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beecm RI his shit ~ should DO smooh, fs easily 20 tho
chst AID hye st ndecehable air of elesnuoe shout 10
only 20 &c Observed in thu shrtg ais By GREEN, 4ol
Aston Houe ghcsc meihod of ~ iafalibe
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Wssc @na Ts~re.s- Ss.-~s.-s 800 .sAs-
informed that the largest cheapest
ment Of wiFs and qoupes is 70 be found 1t MEDHURSr
HshhD's, Maiden lane. warranted not to Shrink or
change eocr and 10 mbiue all tho latest
awarded the gold a. tho exhibition.
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Wsss and Eoupsec.---fis tchslor's New
sse OF Nlgs are sho perfect Initiation
hLtcTc yet invented Vhsss wsatnE article
.Ssud call AZ BATCHEroRs celebrated wig Saotery No
4Wa sect where be found the largest and lest -
eostmept 10 tho sity. Copy khe addrasa.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-24

Phnlon's wigs and TOupces-Wc would
eau tho attention Of persons requiring WIGS to
povement The awarded silver al for tho
hrst at the last fair They be aNE. PaA
"
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sh. dies Of New Yorn Of nne Hdi retusu from
Paris with supply OF Qa crs every color Bao
spd wli satin sir .seree siis and Dssp do Sgil
rers Ia louis XVI all of Paris nske sad usyie -
lw prices 70 be had, Wholesale ard retail at Ne. g..
Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-24

Phaion's Magic Hair Dye, to color the
bie hisbars the at it is applied without
tho haic him 1t ose TO Washed immediately wishout
ds.u bing tho color aad las no bad odor is applied,
sold, So halons Wig and Toupee Hsnufactory, 1877
Br adway Fer sale inttho city and country By druggists
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Hats -Warnocks. $40 brOauwny, living
Bouse ready their sppg fashion tor geat eeae
Has 1ke srstysg Or Of the character aud Of
hsts a,p from shmenh az manifested Ia
extensive aud iacrsasipg popularity unmisshabe
evidence Of their merit
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HsaE EALA AGASNH,

\ DE C. BRoOxEs' DANCING ACADEaY EAGLE
LIZ hcoma. Chystie a. Delaney strests Tues
days and Fridsya New classes forming. A full
az nstrvct from tho limo OF riding. Private
Etsonsat Mr. BIS private Academy 1888 Grand street
B0wcry.
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Elegant, MaCn,ficent, Beautiful, IRE tine

exe musiens an who everdelps ecg-ut silver kor-
der d WEDDING Cares epen did silver snbofssd We'd
tiug olea poros nnd aegs. u the ate.t styles,
r. m Paris and sord,n
byEapkLla SO3 Broadway, ccrpcr Duane street.
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WANTS.

WAElED by YOUNG AMERICAN GIRL. A
" stuston to do chamberwork and plain sewiaE or 20
DO h'utovok fer email family. Good city reference given
Please call ~ 1873 Elizabeth strsek.
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Two BOSS CARPENTERS OR STONE CUTTERS
Nanted-h respectable boy. seventeen years OF age
wants bind himself to either OF he above trades Can
produce the beet OF security ss TO honesty good conduct
and sobriety. Please call address T., b., Nc. 10
Ciiy Gsp slasc, icr ppr dayf, in VIE stere.
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Opern Giuasss.- - Chc Inrgeat Ass.rtmepJ

Mrs. Jervis's Cold Candy.-The great
nresijo Rem, dy for Coughs Colds
rione throat and lurg comp Ante Bold b, hra w. Jk
VlB, Se6 Broadway. and by dru ggists generally.
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sGCt&Fs ss&sSThR&s, Rros
III II. b. S-THEHEABER3 OF TGg HIBkRNIAN
Society arc hereby notified 70 naet at Mont.
Hall, 10 trnce stree at O'clock y. this day,
the "a osans TO psy tic last tribute az rspegt our
late Lrcther member william Colliea ofNo ~ order
Taos oBKiES, Jr.. Gen. President.
) j, EoRErsFy, Gen. Soc.
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rbaIon's New Principle In Hair Cutting.
Cesn air Brushes for all by the basket fu-fteen of
tbc bees artists in Amercanew syetams-new ssyles A
era Hair Cutting ecrses thing before dreamed
Of IL New YORK; az PHALONS Crystal Palace, 1877 Broad.
way, corner OF Dey street.
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pesuily IN Tor hs iop Island Tho public generally that
he has med hia bufint5 his old stand. ohm
seTekntis Bi NIX 5ui dngwhare no hopes 70 crj
the ber I'll hich HI
o. 70 him Erg-avrg In all it's varietee done with
ness and despatch JNO. LANDER
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Phaion's Chemical Hair IRvlg0rator.
prevent haldnees and - RESTORE hair that has fallen
ihp aad to scutf dandruG invsat 10
With tuch brilliant elo0 permanent CURL for sale st
IN
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vHNo DtGUERREANs.-To LET. THE UPPER srpaIE.
Nc Ssl Broadway. nrrthweRt Of Whito at-nea-
apply TO b. CAMP. No. 90 81. Marks plaoe. from
A. n and tp7P.1
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DOOMS To LET-rEyEaAL ELEC.Tr 2CnGs,
Ia and double IL iht ersorc1 ~ 10 fna build
1b7 BrosdgIy Cofsndt street viii - feated
lodging purposes At odcrA.e Ireas Having % haishe
expressly fer hre Glars tel tie buding sud ths
contain convenience Tho sud hi3 fSuaiy
side In ths building vii DO attan - all reason
able hours OF ths day or ight Apply to
WARD Isg 3roadyav.
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wv ANTED-A ITUATIUF, AS VAKDENEK, BY
w stef6y, SOBER active tw.nty eight OF
who has had seven nr practical experience In this
Try. and who perfectly understands the forcing Of carly
vegetables snd the raepg OF crops Tho management Of the
house and grape ync lsy INK ont Of grounds
Eng,isbmnn. Has objection to part ofthe
try Address IT, Gardener, Herald ONCE, which will be
attended to for three days, If not engaged.
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IHoUaE5 TOLET.-A sToaY BAsEMENr AND
es'lo house. IN "oas'er street sni tour story
street, or 20 Union place.
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NJ Office CONSULATE op VENEZUELA y. D0NIN NJ
has cen poitel term Consul Of the ~ pablo
Venezuela In New Yotk nstesd OF the deceased
iniaml uHco. 1903 Pen ri street.
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ITO LET-TnE LOFTS AND BASEMENT IN THE
new bni dpg, now 10 oautsc foreeton the CT
Fulton and Dutch streets - snd By 80
deop. inquire Of u. n. STILLWEL No. Chambers
street.
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VTHE SODUS CANAL COMPANY

now offer for sale $50 oOe Of their SEVEN PER
CENT BONDS, maturing in 1885, bearing coupons for ,em
annual interest PAYABLE ls May and LIST November. at
the Banking House of MesGs. DUNCAN, SHERMAN
co; New-York.
These Bonds are Of $500 each and part of issue Of
$OO secured by the first and only mossge on the whole
prupery works franchises Of the Company, made 10
SAMUEL HENsHAW, Of BOSTON, and d. S. MILLER,
The whole work now under contract and ofthe
Bonds have been disposed of $4,000 of the remainder are
THE sODUS CANAL branches from the Erie Canal, at
Cyde and extends through Wayne County twelve miles
Iske Ontario at Sodus Bay, which M beyond all question:
the finest Lake Harbor in America By it ship NAVIGATION
will be opened from Chicago and the extreme Western
Lakes to Ithaca, in the heart OF NewYork and by the
ton with Baltimore aud Philadelphia Its position with
regard to the BlosbuTe Psto1 and scranton Coal Mines
Lskess trade in itself sufficient TO pay interest on the cost
Of the Canal
pect for the future SIS this Canal
It's connection with CayuFa and Seneca Lakes add il
great acty will enable shippers to send goods TO Lake
Ontario in sixty hours from New-York City
Through it freight from Canada West and the Upper Mis-
ssspp will reach NewYork in from six ten DAYS less
time than by any other water communication aud at very
less expense In chespness Il transit 1t VIII Tar sur
pass railroad communication and compare fsvoaoy wthit
for time. -,
By the most moderate computation, the tolls this
Canal estimated at rates low the lowest reduction OF
tie Enc Canal tolls and cunt OF freight cal
culated from the present receipts Of the Oswego Cana
viii $4,000 which will pay all expenses and inter
must enable it TO exceed in magnitude Of operations those
OF the Oswego Canal and In IA Ct its prospective business
only be compared with the present traffic OF the Erie
Canal Of which II will he the principal lake feeder.
The NewYork State Certificates based tbs receipts OF
the Erie Canal soda few months sgo above the SOdus
Ca al Bonds Of the value with superior securities
Sales will close Moodsy next. Permission gwen to
refer the following gentlemen for par icul4s OF the state
Interest, Messrs VIM. f Dodge (M4..rs Phelps Dodge
Co J Clh.st VIM. ii. Morell, No 10 Wsllst.; Daniel s.
Miller No. Is Wall st Gilbert johnson, willsmst Or
OF the subscriber al s. Diapers corner Pine and William
gs JOHN C. ADAMS, Treasurer Sodus Canal Go.
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Me6irai.
A MONG the MANY BLESSINGS at

"A NO1Nu INC ul hAN DbCTCOlLNuc az
tendant upon improvements in the social conditi I'd
tn Of in intelligence is the proons alton
of human life. With the increase Of intelligence hrgrown
up for the OF heath aud regard for
them add mmensuratey with the strides of science have
acquired the of arrestng dise'se, aud ting its
rav-g.s Notwithstanding progress have made, sta
tsiics show that sixth OF the whole p0puls
ton die annually Of consumption.
One of the most important discoveries of the age In sme
Grating the coen Of this large class Of suffering humanity
Is DR. WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
NUNDA, Livingston Co, N. Y June 20, l848.
Mr. s. w FowLER-Dear Sir: Prompted b, senss OF
gratitude for benefits received from the OF Wistas Bal
sam Of Wild Cherry submit the following sta ement Pre-
vous my tad the lid Cherry, had been obliged TO
give business Ia consequence OF severe affection OF
the lungs In this distressed sto ordered N try your
remedy Consumption did so, and in the Of
few Ks restored to comparative good hath
that have since been able to attend TO ordinary business
Indeed my present state Of health far exceeds mos
Eupe exps ctatoLs. Yours truly,
(siap.dl JoHS BURNS.
Buy none without the wrtten signature Of BUTTS on
the wrapper II you would avoid imposition
For ,se At wholesale orretail, BY A. ID Sands Cen
ersl Agents. No. lOo Futonst Thomas Maxwell No 80
u ilism-.t John MilhAu No 1888 Broadway; Aston and
Irving House Drug Stores and No. 10 Broadway.
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A USTRALIA, AUSTRALIA.-Regu-

IA lar line Of Packets for Port Philip and Sydney. The
subscbers will dispatch the sstsang aud fvonte Packet
MADISON the 18th OF july 1.-THE above vessel is co n
msnded by experienced who has been many years
in the Australian rade the nodatnns are superior to
aIy ship now port having large and small state rooms
well adapted for families single persons Those embark
for the gold regions should make early applications
10 secure beiths Ia number being already engagsd For
freight passage apply pier No % East River to
BUTLER BROTHERS, Australian Packet Office No. 1853
and il8 South-st.
NB-The tariff Of duties goods imported into Austria
ha can be seen az the Office OF the sub,cnhefs
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OCEAN 6tcamers, &r.

I USTRALIA, PORT PHILIP and
"A SYDNEY LINE OF PACKETS-Tbe Subscribers
win dispatch the splendid clppership MAGNOLIA,
the next ship Of this line, the 18th July This splendid
clipper ship 1000 burthen, commanded BY an ex.
peneuced Master has been fitted solely for the comfort
and conveniency Of passengers and families FOR freight
passage, which will be taken the most favorable terms
Apply board, Pier No. II East River or w L. DU9AN,
No IS Front-st, RUSSELL NORTON, No. 81 Oldsip,
or to ELLIOT ARKELL & CO.. No. 146 Pesrlst.
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PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING.

'0' Ep%S O. coSIIIIPPEs CO. No s. w.la,Nr
BROWN, sHfPLEY 4 co, Liverpool
C-G. ROBERTS CO. No. " Kings Arms Yard,
London.
John MUNROE q CO. no. kus Roue dee
VICTORIES. Paris or GEO. II. DRAPER Hsyre.
fne Of ships will DOT be accountable Tor soa
oliver bullion, specie jevslry precious metals
ls bills Of Sdne rsneS therefor and the vsss thereof
therein expressed
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TBE PEOPLE OF THE STATE or NEW

IL YORK; b the Grace Of God Free and Isdepassn, 10 ~
persons Interested the estate Of HENRY C. SCOTT
Of New Yok. deceased, creditors Rex; ahn OF
Send seens foH and each 81 hsfeoy cited - ~
personay be and appear before 9nrroes Oh
kewfot al his oce the CITY Of New fofk th>n as1
August eleven ocIock forenoon OF ~ or
s.. 10 rt,erS the A. emsnt Of secos.s > Yon
James Tlsysr Pubic Admin t'ao. 10 .s "a lssAse
oite soos and ef.d 80 81 0Gr a sac
10 testimony whereof have CAUSED s.fs.ss Asssnds "
Surrogate TO be hereuno an our cosao 81 ne 80
L. 81 ~ New ,Yoh. the Seth dsy 81 Ia ~, tso.
oIe,hor.snt eisithOn' ~ paApgokVs s~'s~
ls.ClsssxS
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CHERIEFS, SALE.-By yirtue Of several exc.

nsns 10 NE directed s eSpDse and cell At Pubic Aaeea,
on sstu dsy July H. al y Occk al u. ys-ubule of the
CIV Han AZ the city New Yo all re Right Title and Interest
al John REESE xfcb be had the sh day Of Nay ls5,
any or in snd TO- that certain ot 81 sroead ssd
thereon situated yns and b-as the Eighth Ward Of
Cty Of KewYork knovn sad dunsoshed certain map
rbr usa. by Chsres Il certain psre. Of land
~Ih as conveyed bin by Aaron Burr ot aunber
Eoo~n As ot plumber 25 spns bounded soIhery 'front.' ~
s,,rs esstery number sad norteriy by
a. sl-y westerly ~ lot sumbsr front,
sht twenty two ee and on the obhqds hne vty three
tie side
Jns alley es and the sds seventy sshs
@ ts,her and privilege Of The ss zle, tossfhss
f al singular the beTeGzm-D and
belonging. and the revsrsoh and rey.rsioas thsf-o(
Abe Right Title and inerss; Of JOHN REESE, Of which
bad the SUI dag o May 1854 lime thereafter,
and all these four h0uss. AID ts ground in the fh Ward 81
ID. City situated and beng West and Hoooken
wit; Of houses and lots Hobokesst, nsluns
corner Hob0tep and West st and Wss
corner Of Hoboken s adjoining and
and pse and elsyeB Hosen and number Sa wests,
the sppurenances thsreuso besnns Thereof
him By jobs O. Rhr dated Oh Rssrus $50 ios The
twelve from the Let dy ~ Nay Jane iese
J.s.s X Trsr. Deputy. THOMAS cARSLKY, shsnG.
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SUPREME COURT.-Bethual McCoy against

NOONT s--DtINUUI UIUVUV
~ Amy Rowland, widow and Hram Rowland Ornda land
Cynthia Rowland Angene Rowland Amy Rowland, John Rowland
Ehza Row John Martha his Joseph
Mary j. his wife, al law OF John and
Arzo A. Gregory sas Huney and Albert G. Dowe-summons
To the defendant JOSEPH H. MUDGErT; sm-Yoa hereby
summoned the complaint this acton and copy
Of your Ebcottys Carsugus County, New
ssr the hereof
day Of such aud the defendants fail
plant Aforesaid the plaintiff will apply the Court the rebel
demanded the said complaint And you will notes. the
comphni this filed the Office Of the Clerk Of
the 18th day Of May 1881 Dated June 1851
law6wS A. G. RICE, Plaintiffs Attorney.
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psny RI exchange for hke smount o. Aeany n.w'Y"I
OcTtihcates which latter remain ~ ssso0 o' LILO WV
and Harlem Railroad Co: ,. Hvaa.nA m. vtns
n hen upon impOr.n, E.su way sss 4 VIEW
IT, $780,, ana prospective increase OF busine NC
eonSs pser an Advantageous and perfectly secure mooe
Investment .. N IA na,d before any
ssssspS can be declared upon either the freei''D
STOCK Of the CS%psny sAdNsFoRD No 50 wiInam-s'
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TNHE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL
UNITED STATES MAIL srEAMERs-Fhs ships

composing this line the following.
ATLANTIC, Capt West PAClElC, Capt Hye,
ARCTIC. CAPT Luce, BALTIC, Capt. Comstoss
ADRIATlC, Capt Grafton
these sps been built by contract expressly for coT'
erument service Every hiss been taken In their
strucon also In their Engines to insure strength and
speed and their accommodations 6r passengers are sne
sualed for elegance and comfort Price 81 passage from
EewYorE 70 Liverpool In sola- cabin tl7 10 SECOND
10 s7n exclusive Of dzs ststsooms $50; ron
liverpool TO NewYOrk $50 and go AD experienced sur
son attached each ship No berth secured until pee for
ananaaLIa ~ 2 .