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TnA IN T gtaEp G,Ev WoKKs or THG MAK-

- BIN AND STONE CARVING COMPANY 1856. ass AM
5os GkEkN"lCH STREET., NEW Y0RK-Mautes Chimney
Pieces Monumental Works Floors Rausna Frnt.
Garden Vases Pricsa Front. House, ou.e Tim
mngs bu Carving In all Its sa Rails Ia
Die Tops slabs Tor Cabinet Work Croion slabs Mould
ing Tor Interior decorations, &C, &c, ~
Marble Ia Blocks 81 20 Order.
Orders
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EXPORTS FROM RICHMOND TO FOREIGN PORTS
To BRENES.-By Brem ship HELENE volckman, 276
hhds tobacco. 662 hhds stems
To HALirAr.-By British schr Emerald kinney COZ
bbls -four
To RIO DIX JaSErRo-By ship Juniper, lie Favor, T. 200
bbls flour.
IMPORTS INTO RICHMOND.
Schr VIM Gregory from Maanzas with sugar. r.olasses
and cigars and British BFigantine T Ellsworth from
Halifax, with fish, entered the Custom House TODAY
(l6thJ but quantities and consguc.s not yet reported
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MANN ron SALE.-I ODER fo1 ~. IN, .,.,. IN

ENAHM POR SAIE.-I oner for sale my estSt. called
~ WHlTEBANK lying the MAttspony river Ia King William
county about mile from the Courthouse Bank Is at the
head Of steamboat navigation, opposite Village Of walker
ten from which place boat regularly Norfolk,
ces shipping
which
ougy married from extensive mari place remn
der OF the land IL heavily timbed for
cutting cord wood for hitch cash be
the river The mari banks contain
hau,tbe supply Of the best decomposed ma which
Yields by analysis between nearly pur- lime
The buildings Of dwelling Tor the srco
mediation OF large family barns, quarters and arr All
good thea
Ia. been worked for upwards of
and 10 high state OF Improvement given In
TIE fall In te to seed For further adj
dress the subscriber at Rtna Poofee county Va
mal-cU
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have for years considered waters OF Coyner snt
m boeiour county A. beneficial dyspepsia orpd liv
Doves e1teol" disease rnieebed Conditions Of nrry.
ten and e-rouic affections Of tie kdnre- bladder
those wafer. highly recommended for p-e,r - -
males aud have known Ia which IN.
greatly benefited, and Others BY them ' ''s
NJ g.. 80, P II. CHRISTIAN, MD
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WILLIAM GoUIDiN, Commissioner
.ALLsnIHG VIM ANp rARn ZOE s.IE.

B-As The injunction awarded lnon the ale Of he sbv.
property has been dissolved the sale advertised will certain
K ~ -tIlaln-
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III tNDEOR SALE viii sell on the ist d.v Of AyyY.t
N 80 my trae. Of Land lying the River Canal
mt or ~ Middleton Mills. In the county Fuvanna contain
ns -. aefgs about ~ are cleared The baAuce woods there
ne" aud comfortable Dwelling other necessrv ont
BONUSES on hr premises, u good
Required. -fi'''N' ''.1'"S
ie5-cSu ,
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- a'Ve falushlc estate tt county of
vui ~ nile tom c city % Redmond from ie fr.t
pgi oIe hors Rvtr Railroad TIE contains so ACRES
~. hal'nce Wood. About ~ acres De In H.bovsr
county u rem rsaby healthy TIE Dus contains q ro.,s
Al n ~ necsssy Dat Hunss good. though n8' m 49,
5spaL. W nesb2r'od Z A. good 90 No he A
chsnrr nc vslIsiou. ' '' "
y F4 possession given The hr Of January though IN.
,.e y = permitted 20 sod crop % Wheat T. fan
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p : fh1.
WM e MOORE. sR.,
LEWIS b. WILLIAMS,


~ On the day and upon terms will BE- oh uo
the premises, and public auction Hou and Iot lonr
e estate Of the said deceased village Of Orange Cur
T. f~f-r
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ANInE PLANTATION roR sAI.F-Tae u15-r.-,,5

ehers Tor sale the plantation yinT miles Northwe ef
a. .d miles souil q The Tennessee river known A. the
~ uNhbtN PLANTATION, beng the homestead
Cot ej Ssrrod, containing three bundled Ar.s
one thousand TIRE, hundred " which cleared and the b.i.p
he9Sy tmoered with portion % river bottom overa,v
~ ietv ar on ne place comfortable Dwelling House Gin
houses. 10y ~ - "NNe"' ou'
The place Is we'll Waiercd BY Spring Creek two never falling Will
spd four neycr-falIug springs u he bet sater
Tbs plantation i considered
aci ie land j. unsurpassed quality uoui hs side srpr one
among The best Cotton Plantations The make one Of
The best stock farms south Of the
ALSO ne stock Of Horses. Mules
taton utensils together with Corn, Fodder. Oats Gc Ac
Io-r wishing 70 examine The ear the terms tuhieh
GrarF-, Aahama, BY letter. ~ ~
not previously sold 81 private sale. whole will be offered Al
Public sale, on The alth day Of December next.
ma2-wt1rhD prcvs
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"UISEy 1880. VS. HAvE on nANp wv nor
w houle superor Wtsty W have s.o yery
hne suotsd Beef foususs, ior sas b. ~
Fh-es~ w.M HARRIsOs Co
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UyTHE GOVERNMENT or yIRCIYI..-1

tONEHNMENI NuHGINIA.-A
- having received by the
ccutVe, that james Shepherd. felony In Vaey conn
" has escaped ~ breaking Ja and
fore do hereby on Reward u one hundred any
sou or persons Who shall the said Shepherd dsv.
him INTO the Jail ~ the said County
require AL Officers Of this caih civil and military
request The
tce. w
go Given under my hand Governor and under the tes
stAi Seal % the Commons esth at Richmond ths On
l-y-) day q june In The ycsr i56.
Shepherd described s"abou, o. years oi n rather r
make about az e one inch high black hair
escaped BLACK jeans coat pretty veil black
arre vhskers" i,to-caw
NIHGINIA.-At supreme Court Of Appeals held =. lev
lfhlrF on thc I'm day % September. 1855.
ordered That the annus terms Of
70 - % A. ewshurg shall hereafter the ION day
docket 81 The gnusf ready Tor hearing term sranre
ihe different Circuits within ne Jurisdiction THE Court In Inc m.
vhg order and shal assign 90 each The osinr
ian CrcuIIud,on Judre-iro ION 10 it,h Ip, ,,c,,,,y.
18Th Circuit FULTON Judrfrou spi 10 qsh III inc9sive
elusive T ~ 's''' '
lsh Creu,sumer,, Judg.-from % to ah August lneu.
1911 Circuit Em',ou, Judvfron isn to i1h August inciu.
in CcuI,-L ?. Thompson Juase-from is, to ash August.
Inclusive. '''N'7'
I'm crcuKenpey. Judrirc 2sh to ss, August, ipo.iv,
ish Cfcu-iafkcr ludFc2Ph and ann August elusive
inclusive. $3.50 w ~ "l''''''''
Der. inclusive. " " ''F''''
9iU Camden Judgr- Oib and ION s.,f.,h.- LII
ave WV
JuneP-c'i5 July JOuN 4 NORTH. Cert
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MEsCAsANTs' AND MECHANICS,
SAVINGS RANK

s.sar MERCHANTS, AND MECHANICS,
SAVINGS BANK
ofuCE No. - MAIN srRkEr THE STORE oY
wALkE 4 Co
vuNs iNsfirUfiON continues receive Deposits
n Interest OF ala cent vii BE- paid all
deposit ain months. and ave cent Coz period
ALEX GARRETT President
T. a. Wake. Treasurer.
2. u. BUTLER, Secretary.
DIRECTORS:
Alex Garrett, IN. N srub
w Holt Richardson, Tho. Ta,,or
w N Christian, b. DuiIsy,
w. n rarpin. " richardson.
Y starss, "a. W. Baker,
I0s kosne. " \ rsliaferro,
}. J.. Apper-on, ya. 7 Iiatler.
u u Lsrus. Jno. N.iil-.,
y Quaie.. WIN. Lewis,
Geo. Tun A fl.ntrx
. ". walks, p m Huber
=. bodskrS WIN Cstln,
W ~ Gustbn.y, T. q. Dudley,
J. NJ Talbot, w q Thoaa.
Fr.nkia stsarns, ls-cf
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c. 81 Richmond ~ '' ''''' '''
A. comm ,son.r appointed BY decree entered FEB 9th $50 m
me case ~ Rates Guardian against Perkins and others boz d. H. MI
y Court Of Henrco County proceed ON NoNBAy ~ tx
DAY o July so, A. 10 olcck ", putli. auction - .
Ont door " The Court House % Hrnrru.
consisting " about % ACRFS SAID land lee The northern ,de
o. an Road shout half mile distant I.g h9r.s
eo $40 about one sore % cleared ald-tie balance boz Wood
consisting 81 Pine and OAK. ~
Terms cash. z W STapEr g..
sale cunil.lcd hr rlrtnn 4 WHIT, - "a 800
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80 800 ~ 80
4.t2-sUs sErs is-Hisa .,r..s az ~

ARRIVED
Steamer jamestown, Parrish, Y mdze and p..s.n
gers, Ludam Watson
Steamer Belvidere. Pritchett. Bait, mdze, Ludlam &
Watson
Schr Cerito Crowell Boston, ndze ID 4 W Currie
Schr WIN Gregory, auckland, Matanzas sugar and mo
lasses, q 7 Workman q Co
Brig N T Ellsworth, Curcy, Halifax, fish, q wor,ham
4 20
schr Shilock, Wallace, Eastport. plaster Shields So
mersvis
Schr Leocadice Creighton, Bait. SALT Royal snod
grass
Schr Clear the Track, Harrington, Phila iron, J An
derson
Sehr Phantom, DAVIS Philadelphia, iron W S Triplett
schr = Lotiand, Nichols, Y, hay, X II whitlock 4
Sou
SAILED,
Schr Delphna Herbert, Myers, stone Portsmouth Va
Schr Charles Susan, Norfolk, light
Schr jamestown, Laterrett New York md1e d W
Currie
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u ~ fTT nnH BIN m
THE beet k'f rrltcrs being
other make With ihe quy Office. They thoroughly vcrt
Ht,i ad have uppr and lover apartments the
mik butter fruits &C. perfectly cool and uhTe
Hparm nc, serving Tor meats &C.
day and ny piece 81 See placed up,n t b,
shelf The apartment rendered very cold sale b. The soic
agents
jeit BULKLEY 4 CO. is5 Main 81.
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&J-IO Nervous SIFFERERS.-A retired
tS Clergyman, restored to health a days.
years Of suffering the
means of cure Will send free the prescription
Rev JOHN W. DAGNALI No. 3d. Fulton street, Brooklyn " V
ma21-imdkc
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V0IAkSOf OTrER.-On and aner the ist Monday in
JUNE iACk viii run from Liberty TO the Peaks of Otr-
The building has been enlarged va veil r.
nished rooms The subscriber will 10 render The oun
OF vis'tirs pleasant, &c.
mlaI-tAl2n HnRsEIY
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AUCTION SALES.

ny GoDptN ARFERsoN Aass.
NtAN RICHMOND 1 rs.i- -
s m NE eoeniy % Cte.ra.d lying on shs
@s.it I'VE OF IN miles from ManchTst~r "f>ss
n. - NeFs., aieas half IN heavy "A A..
--,. improved cuilsatoo. rh- n..-i. ~
the suhs rbcr, IVY ~ .saa'ss Aresr-
Ihe orreolns valuable .i BE- sr,i =, ,s, 1870
TUESDAY, tn lIih jun. lisa. u ocoes mi ~, M ~
eat fair day -' :" ." NV " nes, ne
is Isss--lssh cash balance II and 70 -.ea,h. a., NJ.
sotNis notes. interest added. -curvi hy q trust ds..i
ms----a-as GopbiN q srPgRsON A,st.
BY DICKINSON HILL co. Aset.
= "a ET'.hSns.-,his pAt, At ~ O'Clock, ~ .eli
Jr' DICKINSON, NIL d CO Au,t.
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oFFiCE VA. FIRF AND MARINE INSURANCE CO..
-----. ..----- RCHsoSn. iSh June. 1854.
IEutN COMPANY vii herccforth make charge 'r Pc
10y IN any cssr. rios ~ lLFRIEND, President
wv T. Corsnnv. Secretary jeis-9s
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ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.

me Grand sxAoinary Drawing ROYAL uav.n. ,,,,
ueed y the spanish 6ovcrnment the sar-r,i..n
inc OAPAn General Of Cuba. gill take place Havsns
DAN JULY trH, 1890
= 267, OOO!!
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lNMLE mAMnACIE ~ pANYILLE.-Nn,

n vcE 70 accommodate persons 10 attend the -
Barbaeue 10 he given by the Danvlc on The ION N ~
mouth, tickets will be ssled By company Al ha pr &c r d.
round 80 ~ - ~ ~ ~ '"'
An early trsn vii leave Richmond o'clock On tb.d,v
passing nr stations line
lar mai train Those Intending 90 better sre t. W &
early AZ Ntpprrr ~ 'N
Oace Il 4 d v r Co Jg,s "A tsss = OAhfbhLL, sipt
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b.
NO FTE WILL va CttAWGID AZ TIyI
- Agency Tor either Fire Msrnc roict, issued amer oil
datr. STOKES Co.
ief1-fm Arrrfs. Frurisr-ff ,t-..t
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EAPINE IFFAIRS.
THE STEAMSHIP PACIFIC.


No intelligence has yet been received OF the steam
ship Pacific now her twenty 6rst day from Liver
pool. One Of our contemporaries says:
awe hear no serious approximations extressed for
her safety. II is not generally known that oil the
Collins steamers divided into water-tgif CON-
pauments. knowledge Of this fact will 60 very far
toward removing any anxiety which may arise from
the prolonged detention OF the Pacific"
rREE EMIGRATION TO NICARAGUA.
1t Is reported that hereafter the Hicaragua
Transit Company will be exempted from the
surveillance of United States District Attorney
McKeon, and peaceful agriculturalists may emf.
CRATE to that promised land with their bowe..
revovers and like implements for cultivatny the soil
without fears Of molestaOn The last steamer it is
said took out no less than three hundred Of Walker.
friends together with large quantity of military but
tons for his army. The litter are struck With view
of the rising above three volcanoes and the lake
and the word Nicaragua as legend
THE NEw-rORK YACHT CLUB.
The Annual Election Of officers Of Til, Climb. held
few days since resulted in reustating those of last
year. resolution was passed that there should be
three prizes of s25O each, to be sailed for in June
next. This is double the amount of last years prizes
There also rule ut that time that no boat should
enter under fifteen tuns. This year no boat will be
allowed to sail under twenty five tuns.
LAUNCHED.
The ship Kitty Simpson was launched yesterday
from the yard of Abraham c. Bell, foot Of Stanton
street. She was built for the Bordeaux and general
freightng business and will be commanded by Capt
Samuel l.. Bragdow. She is arranged for passengers
as well freight. Her dimensions are l45 fee. long,
"a feet wide, and 10 feet deep. Messrs Simpson
Brothers are her owners.
NAVIGATION OF LONG ISLAND SOUND.
The Ne1c-H 0ren Courier SAYS:
ave understand that an attempt will be made on
Wednesday next to resume steamboat navigation on
the Sound, which has been suspended for seventeen
days. If the mild weather Of yesterday continues for
day or two longer the boats will undoubtedly be
able TO get through A channe-way has been cut
through the ice from the mouth Of the barbOr nearly
up to Long Wharf, that it will be comparatively
easy for the steamers to get up to the dock"
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Total remaining

Of families receiving outdoor relief money 1852
A communication received hOm John Fitch,
arden at BlGckwePs Island, informing the Board of
the escape Of five prisoners from the Island by crossing
to Greenpoint on the ice.
Order of United Americans inviting the Board to par
tcipate in the celebration of Washington's Birthday
at tbe Academy of Music on the pod Inst
communication was received from Controller
Flsgg refusing 10 pay a requistion for 5lO7, 900.
Gov. DRAPER supposed that Mr. Flsgg was deter
mined TO reimburse the treasury and rectify mistake
be had made in reference to the deficiency OF S2j 900
and neglected TO place il iu the tax list. Gov. Draper
said the Controller had no night to pocket the requis
Ton ahd refuse its payment and he believed the Board
Of Governors would not submit to such treatment lie
hoped when the appropriations are made, they would
be placed beyond the control Of Mr. Flagg. The SUBJ
iect was reftrr< TO the Finance Committee, TO which
the President, Gov. Draper, was added.
A communication was received from Dr. sanger,
Resident Physician of the Penitentiary Hospital on
Backwen's Island, answering communication OF
Gov. Townsend in reference to the amount OF food
consumed by the patients 1t appears that from an
experiment of two weeks the amount OF food consumed
daily by each patient Is pound l23 ounces, exclusive
OF tea and cOtfee.
Gov DUKE went into a calculation of the amount Of
PROVISIONS sent to this institution, and showed that u
pounds Of solid food furnished daily TO each patient
Gov. DRAPER gave notice that If the Committee on
Salaries did not report at the next meeting he should
move an advance of salaries of number OF employees
A motion adopted requesting the Committee on
Salaries TO report two weeks from the last meeting.
Gov. DRAPER called the attention of the Board to
the remarks of the Hon. Mr.. Foot in the Assembly
in which he proposes the appointment of committee
of three from the rural districts in conjunction with
three from the city, to take into consideration the a
propratOns and particularly those OF the Aims House
Department. The statement that the Goverhors ask
for t925 900 was incorrect the Governors Gsk Su
$4,000. If Mr.. Foot could save 100000 in the
Aims House expenses, Gov. Draper was IN favor OF
inviting the honorable gentleman to take charge OF
the city government He commended the remarks OF
Mr.. Foot TO the Committee on Salaries.
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pRnnK1.YN COMMON COUNCIL.

The Committee on Schools, Arts and Sciences re-
commended the appointment of A. Il. Baylis, Dehad
Bergen John X Brown, John Greenwood, John W.
Hunter, G. A. Lay, I'll. Il. Person. VIM: Pool, +. II.
ROdmaD, George W. Parsons, Fitch Taylor, C. f.
Tuttle, j. NJ. Phelps, K. NJ. Whiting jr., aud james
Hall a. members of the Board of Education for the
ensuing three years. Laid over.
Petitions for and circumstances against running the
cans on Sunday were presented and referred TO the
Nrred TO the appropriate committee.
A Commute was appointed ON the Counselor re-
oommendation to arrange with the United States Gov
eminent relative TO throwing streets their prop
erty in the Wallabout.
Tbos. Griffen and Riley Eggeston were elected As
sisant Captains Of Police for the Sixth District aud
George W. Bruce and Charles w. Kudyard were
elected Assistant Captains of the Seventh District
A resolution was adopted to apply for the passage
Of an act by the Legislature for authority 10 sell the
baryng ground near Fort Green.
The number of Notaries Public was fixed at one
hundred for the city.
The Members Of the Legislature are requested
b. resolution 10 forward copies Of any bill before
ether House having local relation to the City Of
Brooklyn.
A petition was presented requesting the repeal OF
the ordinance passed July 1850, which pronlois tne
sale 81 certain commodities on Sunday, and that the
actions commenced under that ordinance be dlscon'
tnsed. The subject was referred TO the Law Com
ntte for report.
The Railroad Company was directed by resolution
clear the tracks from and pu! the cars in run
ING order.
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IMPORTANT DECISION.

SUPREME COURT.-CESERAL TERM-FsB H.
7, The MATER or The EXTENSION OF the BowBRs.
HARRIS, J.-The provisions of law relating 10 tie
OPENING OF streets &C.. in the City of New York. form
system Of proceedings entirely peculiar and complete
in ITSELF The jurisdiction Of this Court in respect to
such proceedings is wholly derived from the statute;
and that Jurisdiction is restricted that tor many
yenrs the Judges Of the Court regarded themselves as
acting in the capacity of COMMISSIONER vested with
limited power by the Legislature IN reference TO such
Iroceedngs and not Court. Ii Il true that shis
theory no longer prevails yet Il not the less true that
the Court in such cases. exercie. limited power con-
fened exclusively by the provisions Of tho statute
relating to such proceedings.
Tie CORPORATION Of New.YOrk, having resolved
mon the Improvement is authorized 10 make apphca-
ton TO the Court for the appointment OF Commission
ers; and il Is declared that II shall be lawful for the
Court, upon such application, to nominate and appoint
three discreet and dEinterested persons Commission
ers Of Estimate and Assessment. This IS the extent
Of the power vested IN the Court at this stage Of the
proceeding. The Commissioners thus appointed are
required 10 make their report 70 the Court and upon
tie coming in Of such report 1t Is made the duty OF
the Court, after hearing any matter which may be
"aueged against the same," either 70 confirm u of
send il back for reviss II il Is sent back II may De
10 the new Commissioners IN the 1iscIr'lon
o; the Court II new report u made the Court
nav confirm L. or again send back Tor REVISION, and
70 On until the Court shall think proper 10 confirm the
action Of the Commissioners.
The power thus vested IL the Court Z supervisory,
and not appellate II evidently the intention VI
the Legislature 10 vest in the Court broad DISCRETION
In the e1erce Of this power IT. office Is TO see that
10 Injustice is done. Technical errors will be disre
gsrded; and il. upon review OF TIE whole case, 1t
sru.ars that substantial Justice has been done by the
Commissioners, then proceedings will be confirmed
1t is not to be supposed that the exeSse OF power
50 entirely Discretionary would be made the subject Of
review non appeal. Hence md Il declared that
The repot when confirmed by the Court, shaH be final
and eonola,ire spoH all parties. and the title to the
property proposed to be taken for such Improvement
hall upon such confirmation, vest IN the Corporation
do rot think il very clear that the application 70
the Court Ter confirmation OF the report Of the Com
rDssioner. for which the statute thus proyides is
specis preceding, within The meaning Of tho: term as
4 Is defined in the third section Of the Code which de-
cares that every other remedy except such a are oh
tanned by an sctioo, L = spe1a. proceeding. These
rcvedies suppo-e, such as sre incident 70 the
povsU Of . court u general jurisdiction aoch - msn
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pupils md Fifty male pupils shad have been registered
The registration Of the ftr'sIe pupils commenced on
Monday afternoon, at the poms in the Hall OF the
Board Of Education. corner of Grand aud Rrl-5reets
aud will continue on Monday and Thursday Afternoons
at O'Clock, till the requisite number is obtained. For
particulars, the advertisement
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s,Lrs OF RsAI EsrArk-The Sslowing ssles were

S'LLs or RAJ EsTATk.-The fslowing sa!es were
made by A. j Blocker. Feb l2:
House and lot No ssth street sxss
Hosss nd LII M 80 Isrr.us street i5xJo......... $50
Lots On bfh street 5th each 81 y So1l'y so
lot cor iffh and Sd fret, ZJx lOo..... 20
Let adjoining losh avenue 2S1l1o. 90
Lessehod property No 10 vesry street, s5xss.'.: X"'
Also by f.. II. Ludlow:
Store ard 10; Barring clip snd Soutbst fsSe $50
Store and Lot No - Noyih WillAl1-st. sJKl-7' zig
u Lets cor th-av. AID i0tkt, together $50
Lessekoh property On shsv bot 9Th and Iss sa. NOV
by Baker and Weeks:
House and Lot No. 81 CsheGinest,
House and 10; No g. adjo:anG ioSo
horst Lot NO
Leseshoid property No s5 Robinsoast., Axlos.. $50
A-o by A. H. Muller:
House ard Lot in Yonk-r- 5I7I - SO
LesseEold property No So Robinson 40
Lesseboid property cor.51ds and 7ihsv......... 20
Also by p. X. wilkins:
Lot ca Pthst 7th-av 1874. StT5o
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MECHANICS CLUB.-At the American Institute
rooms. No 3jl Broadway, this evening, Capt. Hedg-
cock will e1pain his quadrant, and William G..
Dreamer, esq. will read paper the momentum of
railroad cars snd car brakes comprising history Of
oil the different devices ever made for the purpose Of
suestiDg trains. from 1894 to the present time As
these meetings few expect to see full atten-
dance Of nautical men. and those interested in the i'm
provement in railroad conveyances