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Y. j. steers New Goods.

HAVE opened elegant stock of fall and winter goods
gentlemen, importing houses of Tie north
Gentlemen finding complete stock OF
and best goods in the market fair prices by calling
AT No. 48s 7h
Sep 92-2aw3wf
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| AND WARRANT NOTICE-In June, 1854, the Comms
IL OF Pensions issued bounaud
under the Of September 1885, Cooper
widow of William Cooper deceased and mailed
address Of f. that place SAID
ha failed reach the hands of said
OF authorized entered
the General Land Office prevent
fraudulent claimant and application will be Comms
sioner of Pensions for duplicate said warrant.
BLIzABETH COOPER.
BuoYRUs, (oho,) October 10, 1854.
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BUREAU or YARDS AND Docs
November IL, 1854.

November Il, 1851.
SEPARATE PROPOSALS, sealed and endorsed Proposals
name until IL O'Clock,
noon furnishing
named below for the navy-y yard, New York:
Glass No. l--Stone
900 granite table, patern the navyyad per
inealo
1000 square foundation stone, feet inches by R ncbes
less than 9 feet wide, per square foot.
go cubic yards building stone, per cubic yard
Class No a.-hon Pipe, &c.
iron pipe inches diameter inch thick, foot
inches diameter inch Thick
pipe, 3nehss diameter, inch hick lengths
of9 feet each with spgot and faucet joint per foot.
wrought railing plan in Civil En-
gneers Office, navy yard New York, per ineal foot
he delivered yard aforesaid
expense United states, and the satisfaction of
thereof One-fourn be delivered within
fouhs hundred
and the whole within months from date of The
bids accompanied with the required by law,
bidder only will be notified Of the acceptance his
Office, and will be forwarded
New York for execution within fifteen
Of said notices. JOS. SMITH
Now
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On and after Tuesday, NouemJer z, 1854,
fNHE Ale xandra daily Gordonsviie
Oc ok, arrival Of
from Washington breakfast
renton Junction with train for Warrenon, and GOd0nsve
with The trains on the Virginia Central raroad for Rchmond Char
lo,iesvile, and Stanton.
The Cordonsvle daily
stations a, before IL O'Clock,
the Virginia Central railroad from Richmond Charlottesville and
Staunton. .'.".
ruRn .
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4. LUT'Z,

NEW FALL DoDS--iiavng returned from the North,
IN great pleasure informing friends
public generally that have in ready or their inspection
very elegant collection of cloths
vengs of French and English hbc selected with great
importing houses in New York all of which
pared usual approved
and the reasonable terms . -. - .-..
WILLIAM TUCKER,
Pennsylvania avenue, between ~ and 6th streets
. dim
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AMERICAN HOUSE, Hanover Street, Boston by
Rebuilt enlarged elegantly furnished possessing
tsuhe
the travelling public, ....... .......
Dec u -jiy
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HECkERs FARlNh, prepared expressly for fatniS
Ii he delicate and appropriate food for all
n most economica nutritious, and
brought To the table, enneny combining
pnae with ample and heathul sustenance
speaking Heekes larina neither
toraiv strengthening the digestive
ordered bowels, daTrhea
cannot fail be sautary known
IN hospitals and private practice The
prevention OF seknes az least important suiing
People in health should, therefore,
common food TO preserve the nestiniable blessing.
For sale by and druggist generally Wholesale
r. Pis ~ Commerce street, Baltimore Dingee Brother 81
South Front street, Philadepha s. G. Bowdear
Wharf, Boston and by the anufacturers, Brother
the Croion Mills, 20 Cherry street, New York.
Sep 3o-dm
EDICAL DEPARTMENT. GEORGETOWN
MI COlege.-The lectures will November
continue until the middle of March.
Terms tor the full including maeuaton, sos gradun
uon, Sa5 dissecting ticket, $40.
FACULTY.
Noble Young, D., Professor
cine.
FIodoardo Howard NJ d. and the Diseases
OF Women and Children
Johnson Eliot, NJ. d., Professor of Anatomy.
James f. Morgan, NJ d. Professor Medical Jurisprudence
Hygiene .....
]. NJ Snyder, NJ D., Professor of Surgery.
Benjamin f. Craig M D., Professor Medical Chemistry and
Physiology.
Howard, d. Professor Therapeu
tics. ... ..s...
Aer. X. Young, NJ. d., Demonstration OF ANATOMY
| f. 4. FLODOARDO HOWARD, Dean,
Oct 7-2awtNov6 6 Corner l0i and L
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The second Exhibition OF the metropolitan n
Mechanics Institute,

and OF
and the Mechanic and UsstuI .7rts,
IruL be opened city Thursday the sh
day February, 1855, Ia the and splendid hall Of tie
Smithsonian Institution which magnificent
!" To ' lSis eIbIion mechanics artists,
o and all desiribg display the results OF their labor
ingenuity and taste, from all portions Of the Unon cordially in
TSe machinery department The charge special
Steam power hKiures, labor &c., will be given
intending exhibit requested give notice a, as early
day possible Goods should be accompanied with proper
The committee, therefore, feel that inviting contributions
aa Institute they offering the producer OF
ceen articles valuable Opportunity Of making known 70 the
workmanship and their adaptlon 10 ha for which
ey would respectfully LADIES those specimens
of elegant andwork which heretofore have formed
ali such iades
cles premiums OF iswey, Sc, suited to the Of the
will be opened for the reception Of goods Monday
the day January and ON The evening Of Thursday the 9Th
reception OF visers and continue open about four weeks
The o % a1 ms or "
lance have reached iht hall by thai day. but failed 10
nye from unavoidable detention
charge unt Tuesday night 9th OF February, 10 O'Clock
which lime deposors will be subject charge of from so
Apprentices contribute articles of their
shall specify their age and the time they may have
All articles deposited and premium
American conspicuousy labelled with appropriate
names the maker and inventor ( known,
name % %s Of hs @ood @ s y 0e on 1s
Prices may affixed hs option of the exhibitor.
their goods will also admit them the exhibition
times when open 10 the public
Metropotdn Mechanics Inssitae Washington, d. c." and should
sw ane 'n !a marked on e Thev sd ae b a
companied by detailed invoice
Circular. containing detailed will be forwarded
any information application TO the corresponding
ty all communications the business of the Institute
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TUE Practical DraughtsSnant n complete course OF
architectural mechanical dawing by Armen
gand and Johnson civil engineered voi London 1854
Nov Is FRANCk TAYLOR.
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NAUTICAL ALMANACs, English and French, for
Oct II FRANCK TAYLOR
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ON peton Squire Whipps OF Albany, York, pray
ing for TIE extension OF patent granted him 94ih
lStI, ontr
bridges for from the expiration OF said patent which
tRkcs piace the 9th day of April, 1855
ordered the said petition heard
Monday 26th OF March next, O'Clock,
persons notified appear cause
why said petition oaph, moi TO be granted.
the Patent
Office their objections, specially forth writing least
e the day Of hearnr all testimony filed by either
the said hearing taken transmitted accord
with the rules Of the Office, which win be furnished app
cation.
The testimony the 18th ofMarch, 1885,
deposions, and other papers relied testimony be
the office before that
ments, II any within days thereafter.
notice be published in the Union, pte
and Evening STAR Washington, d. C Pennsylvaninn
Philadepha Pennsylvania scenhac American, New York
Hampshire Patriot Concord New Hampshire
weeks previous the 26h
the day of hearing
CHARLES MASON,
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EOH SALE or LssseA

LOH SALE assseh comp,odious house,
twelve papered
Terms accommodating, immef
ney Address 0 Solicitors ofice Treasury Department
T.
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Sale of Gold and Silver sweeps at the Mint of
the United States. PhiIadelphia.

SEALED PROPOSALS win be the Mint Of The United
y States 18th Of January nextwhen they
be Mint of such
bidders be prcenor the purchase hundred
mint containing gold and silver
They osthirieen Of barrels EACH and
the highest bidders Should however the bids
specedy greatly value OF
ported mint assay Director the of reject
ing whole Of said bids. ?
The should price offered per hundred
pounds avoupc payable cash the Mint delivery of the
application
BY order Of JAS, RGss ssoWDEN,
Director of the Mint
DANIEL STURGEON,
Oc.oser NJ, 1851. Treasurer
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supreme Court Of the United States,
DECEMBER TERM, 1853.

2. q
. IalhAe d.
Preston, of counsel for the appellant having suggested
death Thomas d. Owngs the appellee in this
Court oder under the 2sth rule Of Court make proper
parties consideration Whereof
dered Court that unless the proper said
Thomas Owings deceased shall
the first days of The ensuing the appellant shall he
tied the record and hearing have the
Provided copy of this shall be printed
in the Of in which the laws
nited printed
weeks before the beenninp of the of the
PteLae Goirt next ensuing. E-s
' r Test y hM. THoS CARROLL,
Nay l6, 1854. cl'k sup CT u D.
AuPl
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OLD sOFEIA number laid aside by the undersigned
send to aucon be bought in the mean time ti auction
Rnces, or less from
NoY FRANCK TAYLOR.
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CHARLES MASON,
Cnmmiasioner nj y

sEdtors of the papers will please copy
hills the Patent Office with containing this notce.
Nov l9--law3w
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Mobile aud montgomery u. n. Daily Mail Line,
III CONSISTING OF the following substantial
ssaAss s&A..&Es running passenger steamers, via;
MESSENGER,
MAGNOLIA,
C6BA,
nd
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NATIONAL MEDICAL COLLEGE,, w.shington-T

FACULTY.
nhomas, Miller NJ D.. Professor OF Anatomy and Pysoiogy
Johnston NJ D., Professor OF Obstetrics aud Diseases OF
Women and children
Joshua Riley NJ D. edca, Therapeutics,
and Hygiene. ....
lohn Pred May NJ d. Professor the Principles and Practice of
cino -
EDWARD scet NJ d. Proseeor and nemonsraor of Anatomy
Inc facilities for the prosecution Of practical anatomy ample
Like similar institutions Europe the desks from which
M regular cures and the wards for clinical instructions
are under the sam roof
lhe completion Of additions TO the buildings since
e last accommodation n the sick will greatly extend
We usefulness ofthe medical and surgical clinic.
he entire n of lectures $50
acucal anatomy by the demonstration
"aueuatng feeypsynhe only
'suutung expenses %
Adnson the surgical clinic through the whole
course without charge
fW tgrthe information address LEWIS H. STEINER, NJ. D.
pesn Of the Faculty oioe Washington Inhrmary.
Aug2-eodtl0 Nov tSentneN
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omBERTbe subscribers having Established themselves in the
lumber business the old stand Of WIN Bird, SIKH and
ee prepared furnish all articles in the trade on vora
wv eIms' They solicit share Of public patronage
, GEO, W. GARRETT n Co
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Tickets $l0-halves s5-quurters 80 50.
Certificates of packages Of Is whole tickets $3.50 90 4
Do do IS half do IS
Do do 25
Orders tickets the
above apsndd lotteries prompt attention and
of each will be Immediately
TO all who order ~
Address z. J. BUCKLEY, Agent,
NOV u Wilmington, Delaware.
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Baltimore College of Dental Surgery,

nHAFIN A. HARRIS, D., principles OF Dental Surgery.
Y Thomas e. Bond, M d., principles of Dental Medicine,
Washington X Handy NJ. d. Oaiomy and Physiology,
Alfred A. Blandy, NJ. D., Dental Practice,
Philip II. Austen, NJ. d., Dental Mechanics
Reginald N. Wright, M. D., Dental Chemistry.
The fifteenth Let
her nod the Isl OF March.
The will be devoted practical dentistry and
anatomical dissectons.
inarmary being the college, the student will
dental practice IL will be kept
open throughout the whole year.
Tickets for the Sll0 mariculsion diploma, $50
For further information address
p, II. AUSTEN, Dean,
sent l3-aay4w 7G Sharp
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STATE OF NEW JEKSEY.-ID the snetesr or
cheat" of lands late of Michael Carkuh deceustdIpqui
tiOn &C.
Notice is hereby given nquson the
of New Jersey touching the whereof Michael
kui of the Hunterdon said died
without heirs TO inherit duly held by the sheriff of the said
county the 30i hath
executed retpned file the clerks Office
said All therefore, who claim interest in the said
real estate required To the said the city
Trenton within ieeny days the first day OF April A. D. 1885,
and thea aud there W they w traverse the said rqusGn
the laws Of this State such made and provided
Il. z. THOMPSON,
Attorney General Of N. j.
TRENTON, N. j.. Sept. 30, 1864,
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VAfLOH's Statistics OF Coal and Hnnrnsnous sub
stances used their geographical geo
ogca and their production aud consun
uUn IN the United with statistics of the i.on Manufacture
sw edition. brought down to lo5i by Professor Hademan
Nov II FRANCk TAYLOR
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VIAE NEW YORK 4UARTERLY October.
Memorable Women The Story their Lives. By Mrs. Newton
Cr0sland.
illustrations relations Culture
Society. by Henry Giles, Essuys.
Poems by Thomas William Parsons,
Gray's Etegy Country Church Yard-EpaD elegantly illus
tra,ed edit Iu. ....
Just received .. Taylor & MAURY'S -
Octi Bookstore, 9th
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AW BOO<s.A good collection of law books, aud old
Ia is be found bookstore Of the undersigned prices
ow In the which the can be
purchased in New York or Philadelphia. - - -. -.
Nov2 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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COR That valuable lot Seventeenth street. at the
Chesapeake and Ohio canal in this fronting
30 Seventeenth street, being
(south has large warehouse IL suit
machinery description. adjoins the locks
ap
ply the premises
Nov ll-3tawlm THOMAS GREEN,
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n EW Fall and Winter Goods.-WM. II. STANFORD,
IL Merchant Tailor north side, doors
of Third street, has opened aga and handsome assor
French English goods gonemens which
generally
will be notice.
fashionable possible
NJ BAways on hand general assortment of genlemens fur
nshing goods
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CURTAIN rlArERIAlsjust received, and sale,
" Materials consisting brocatels
eobein French de aBs, English and German
duaas all imaginable colors and contrasts producing the
effect
Ten elegant Swiss Lace transparent leno and embroidered
muslin curtains, loops and bands matching,
Also, OF Lee Garde Meuble Ancen Mod
Journal dAmeubemeni which contains all the latest de
signs making and decorating
drapery bc u
selling goods
unusually prices, with the OF coninng ourselves
possible II better for tho buyer and
profits the benefits
mutual Offer other ibaa the best
goods the country afford for the money.
Terms cash, unless previous agreement IS made
CLAGETT, DoDsON, h Co
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ERANkt1N nnd the Arctic Regions py s. s'm","n's
/ vol. London.
Bulwer's Night and Morning. / vol Loadon.
Buiwef's Caxtons. | vol. london.
The Treasury McdicIne by John James NJ. d. vol Lon
don
Sketches Ultra Name - by Iiannay vol London
Wild Sports the Far West; Gerstaecker vol London
Bernard and Robin the Blood
kirkbride Hospitals for the Insane.
Things in America by w. ChanbeTs
as's Dictionary OF Medicine Dental Surgery second ed
lion.
De Bows Review for November,
NOv4 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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Persons desiring buildings
furnished by calling at the yard.
On hand, 6nc lot of cedar posts.
Sept 29-2aw4w GRIPS & WALLER
OUSE- FURNISHING DFy Good, Carpcting, Floor
ii oil cloths, curtain materials, &c-We have
the above which
purchased New York
actures prices, which great
inducements housekeeprs and purchasers The following
list of some of the leading articles;
$50 pieces ew-style tapestry velvet carPetngs
IS do do do Brussels do
100 do do sup quality do do
rs do Briaht's patent English do do
SO do velvet
20 do tapestry velvet stair and passage caTpeings
2J do exua-super three ply DO
$50 do ingram
hal! step Venetian
25 pieces Ga, l2-4, i4-4 printed druggeIs
36 printed drugget crnmb cloths, richly bordered
25 elegant mosaic
l50 chenille and utted cheap
50 dozen brass stair rods, ali lengths
full sheets floor cloths, which will be
shape size for hail. passage, room.
1" curtain materials lPd fixtures we name
25 pieces very rich satin laines
IS do do wosed anes
30 do do union damasks
10 Turkey red -twled cashmeTcts
25 do colored worsted damasks
so pairs exraich lace curtains
so do do embroidered muslin curtains
50 de do tamboued
rs pieces embroidered and tamboured musins
800 rich gilt window cornices, all
Together with variety of
loops, centre assels, and rope pins silk gmp,
Se TO which we respectfully invite the attention of purchasers
HOOE, BRO, co.
Sep i6-1tawawn
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I UMBER, LUMBER, LUMBER THE undersigned have
established themselves in the lumber business at l4,h street
BRIDGE tho canal, where they
of seasoned lumber TAR prices and reasonable
Persons desiring buildings have esti
furnished by calling the yard.
On hand, 6nc lot of cedar posts
Sept 29-2aw4w GRIPS G. WALLER
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NEW YORK FALL GOODS.-J RlGGLE5 Merchant
" Tailor returned from New York. where he has selected
cOns, and vestiDg
qualities imported all Of which in
specion Of the public. -
Also aud varied furnishing goods for
gentlemen.
Goods boys o
men's ready clothing al made here
which will sell being desirous
fnng his the regular merchant tailoring bust
1913 Seventh street, opposite seden withers, S Co.
sept 2O--eo6uf ...
A CAHU.-WALTER HARPER s. co. would take method
n informing their friends and purchasers generally
inspection, choice and
beautiful OF m goods Of late mportaons, comprising
de5.rabe silks emboderies fancy dress
goods, Haris eoaks, manties, SC
ALSO
skpg heeng, table damask, brdeye and huek
diaper, napkins doylios, &c, very reduced prices
3--3teof
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THE NEW HyDROPATHIC FAMILY
PHYSICIAN.

AL Adviser and Ready Ircscrihcr, with refer
u cnce the Nature. Causes. Prevention and Treat
Diseases Accidents and Casualties of every Kind
with glossary table of contents and index the whole
illustrated with nearly three hundred engra, nCS and
colored frontiSpieccS BY JOE. SLEW. NJ ID. One large
volume $40 pages, substantially bound in Library style
Published by FowIERs AND WELLS, 30S Broadway, New
York. This great work contains
1.-ANAToMIcAI. PHYSIOLOGICAL, AND HYGIENE DISSER
TaTIoNS. illustrated with numerous engra> in.S.
2.--IHE NATURE DISEASE, lhySiologcay and Patio
logically conSdered; rules for agemcnt in the sick
"a DESCRIPTION Of the various Diseases to which the
Human body is subject with methods of PREVENTION and
CURE on IIyiropatEic principles
4-MANAGEMENT OF WcuNTS. I!omorrhagcs. Fractures.
D>ocationS ScalS Burns Poisoning and other ply steal
calalniteS. Illustrated.
5THE DISEASES OF FEMALES with advice and directions
Home Treatment concerning M"ntruaton Pregnancy
Childbirth. and the Management of Infants.
6-THE WATER CURE PROCESS fully illustrated and OK
pIaned Temperature of Baths and the Philosophy and
Action of Water upon the Human System.
7.--TiIE EFFECTS of Air Exercise. and Diet, with es
S.--THE DRUG PRACTICE contrasted with Ilydrorathc
and Physiological Treatment.
S-IIYDRoPATHc ESTABLISHMENTS; their location foma-
ton and right management.
TIE NEW HyDROPATHIC FAMILY PHYSICIAN is the most
elaborate and complete popular work the subject.
Every family should have a copy.
Price delivered free. with postage pre- raid by mail
only s. So The amount may be enclosed in letter. and
directed to FON LtiiS AND WELLS,
30S Broadway. New York.
Re Canyassing Agents wanted in every County in all
he states. june l6-dr
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NIARKLEY Il KERN,

l. !,
On St. Anthony ST., near the american House,
VIIOJID call the attention of the citizens of st. Paul
w and vicinity, to their large and well assorted
stock of HOUSE FURNITURE
Such as Nails Locks in all their variety. Wrought cast
Parliament and srop hinges Bolts shutters. Fasteners,
brats Locks Latche Bell pulls door apers.
MEtHANIC'S TOOLS
Hand Buck mill. y. Back and Rip saws; IIachets an
broad and pitching Adze spoke shaves rawng knives
Fmer socket turning pairing Chisel: Augurs braces
Trowe; Jack smoothing and Fine Planes; rlow and bead
GuageS boring machines, Hatchets Hammers Flat, round
and Files. two and four fold Rules
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
Forks RakeS ScytheS scytbe snaths lloes
Trace back, Breast, Timber and Lock Chains Cruz Hoes
and Picks
HOUSE FURNISHING.
TIavs Looking Glasses, Knives and FORKS spoons he
ment of silver plated Brittania anu Japan var
Boilers Kettles, Firedogs, Shoves ana lounges "ahe
Irons Coffee Burners Patent enamelled iron heteS Ia
dies Swimmers grlirous Coffee mills, fatrcns butch
err Cook and Carving knives. $50
They have also fine assortment OF Saddiery trimmings
strrups Bits, Buckets; with Chan funl oor scralefs
Corn Mills Patent Balances and Counter Scales.
St Paul, Nay Is, 1851 If
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b6s% The clerk of the Henrietta informs US
that they passed the dead body of man, ly-
ing on the beach, about one mile below Pine
Point, and about eighteen from this place.
The man was of very respectable appearance,
and had on black cloth suit. His body had
been found floating in the river, by some RATS
men. who had taken it out and placed it where
it was seen, there to await the arrival of the
coroner.
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1g- The item in yesterdays issue in rela-
ton to the post norton examination made upon
the body of the late Mr.. HIcHcox by Drs.
MORTON, DAY, GOODRICH and MARSH, we wish
to be understood was published to correct a
probable misrepresentation of former state
ment, and not at the request, desire, Or consent
of any one of those professional gcntlemen.-
We claim the privilege of setting ourself'
right whenever we judge it of personal impor-
lance, without the Suggestion of any parties
otherwise interested.
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CO-pARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
CHARLES y. MACKTEIN. ERiSTJS EDGERTO.
NACKUBIN & EDCERTON.
BINKERS EXCHANGE AND REAL ES1ATE
n

OFFIcR-No :. WiNSIow lorsE ST. PAUL. MINNESOTA.
WILL buy and sell Exchanyc-IiScount good business
w paper ut current ratrS-Rcccivc epo>iteSI'uy and
sell Rc; Estate ComIIissOn-Niake Collcctions-rakc
charge of Real Estate residents. taxes. and do
all other business pertaining to their profession.
REFERENCES:
Willis A. German, Governor Minnesota: Alexander Ram
S,y Ex-Governor: Ogden Jones Co.,. Chicago; Charles
Marvin. Pei. Bank. Dci. y. V. Wad>w"rth Strli"n.
n. y: IL. y. Tucker Co.. En- Bank, Chicago; Harrison
Fay, Boston.
e., Notes Of the Merchants Bank Of Macon. received
deposit and for Coll and Exchange at clrcnt rates.
1851 " -iunc 26