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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-15
Real estate for Sale.


Tor SALE-Tbe BROOK FARM, situated in
Blooufe J.. containing 50 Of highly cultivated
land IL miles fom New York by railroad Six trains TO the
City daily Sad farm pleasantly situated only miles om
two depos N the vicinity of churches the best schools in
the state The buildings nearly comprising Gothic
bsfn house With yard and pond psgery wood grain
bouse Ice house and plain comfortable dwelling The Farm
"eu stocked with fruit trees Of all kinds berries and nuts
Has tine brook runniLs in the house Loca
ton perfectly healthy Title undisputed VIII be sold
OF In lots Of from TO 10 81 COO down the
msind.r on bond ard mortgage for years will be
changed I dwelling house lot in NewYork Brooklyn
west Of Oxfodst at fair marketable value Inquire OF
suosciber on Toe premises at No 2io Wster York
JOHN S. MALLARY.
EOR SALE at SACRIFICE - Several
HOUSES and LOTS, 10 close up an assignment E.,ats
Ioeste IN bi0SNyn n Y, Newark AID Ehzsbsthpot N J.
Capitalists VIII 90 well to give this attention the matter
mu.t be closed up Apply to NV. CAMP. 40 Der st. NY
EOR SALE-The three. story HOUSE and LOT
Il No tS Hou.ton-s' has all the modern improvements
lot 81 10y about 10 Price $3.50 Of which can main
on mortsaee Apply on the premises between 10 aud II
OF al No Sc East .6th-st.
HOMES for EMIGRANTS.-The undersigued
prepared TO furnish in any Qu.ntits. from leo q,
Leo good farming and grazing LANDS in Western Viz
guia within Is hours o Baltimore or And
wethnbsrrd the climate healthy aud mud tina.
be ordinarily inferred with little and favor
able without feeding The few
arr friendly TO the and viii give the imms anita an
6rt purchasers the Of 100 sces for 81 Is per
sce Fourth down. and the resdus In two and three
the rae of For further
inquire Of the Office No Essssu II Cedar
g. opposite tie Pest. Ofbce. JOHN G uNOERW00D
Secretary Emi:rsni Aid and Housstcsd C0mp.ay.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-15

TNHE undersigned Trustees of the Second Mott
= gage Of the NORTHERN CROSS RAILROAD coz
FANNY hereby give notice that they have drawn by lot The
lowing numbers Of Second Mortgage per cent Copy. nh
49, as 80 2se. M 2s sos SIS as1 sol. 40 49, 45 ~
81 t ~ 2so il'S 1879 lcl5 ISL 1853 is7s<h.yssss
74a rs ne 3d. s67 s3l, sls s74 500 ss $50 s1I 1908
l07l. 1880, 1877 1905 ILL., l2 HIS no. l Il4s il9,
1881, 1885, 1919, 1919 1874 l22-thrty Bonds OF SSN
each together $4,000 which to be purchased the IL
Of November next at par and accrued interest BY the Chicago
Burlington and Quincy Railroad Company per ssreemsnt
stipulated In the Bonds The int rest the Bonds besns
the above meRtned numbers will the November
next JOHN ELIOT THAYER
J. M. FORBES, J Trustees.
LOUIS A. Won HOFFMAN,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-15

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received by ~
~ Boerd II Wser Commissioners Of the City OF Hoboksa
for furnishing FOR furnishing and laying shout o fst
tested BY Of 500 pounds b. the square ieh -
ivIed In Hoboken withou. desy Parties Whaling ssts
Board, No. 10 Washington st Hoboken u.
AL the estimates win be opened the 18th September ne
The Commissioners the malt I'll ~
II con .idersd TO their interest 90 TO do. -
All commune atoms muss b adde ssed BOARD OF WATEh
COMMISSIONERS, oihee NO IS wasbinstonsty He.eLsss
n j. EDMUND CT ARIES Prssidsnt
CHARLES CLINTON Clerk.
consequences Of unavoidable delay in msiiss tee so
Distribution Map OF the city aud the specifications
ing the same the Commissioner will posPons vac orsnns
a the b:ds for the shove work the 2d S~pt pns
der 70 allow reasonable time fY al parties Y.
cent their bids. EDhUND CHARLES fresaen.
Hoboken Board of Wster commssaooers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-15

BANK D1pAarnEsr, ALsnr. ssys- ", 10, 70.
TNBE BANK of LIMA has this day hied "a tsS
\ Once. notice Of appointment o. yns A. s ~
sACHASGE BANK, 10 The Casy o. ,.n 80 s.sS.
cation Of The appointment q Living Pnnelee = -
ssver,l scs rises 10 iuoorpsstsA Bsnks Banking Asss
eOa' saa BsuAesa ps.H AZ ~ s,..,.,,..as,s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-15

IN u II n ~ ~ Il
DAVID SCOTT Auctioneer
VIII sell at Public Auction. the premises, on
THURSDAY I7th instant ct 2 p n,
parcel Of Land comprising $500
FIFTY DESIRABLE LOTS.
p.sr BERGEN -Four Corners on Omnibus route mile from
the Jersey City Ferry.
Th, property esufuy situated eeysted ground In
the midst Of highly improved and improving neighborhood
Its situation accessibility low rates Of living aud taxes Sc
render and desirable TO engaged
BUSINESS IN THE CITY
LIVE ECONOMICALLY OR INVEST PRoFIrABLY
out Of IT, $50. -, -,
The let's will be sold sopsrstey in villa Pas purchasers
NAV prefer ard on accommodating For map, and psrc
uls sppy the Auctioneer No. IS Montsomery' jersey
Nv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-15

CEPT. %, 1867, at Toms River, Ocean Co., Nj.
- tracts Of LAND in tina, County viii be scd to c'o;e .,
and Afford than estera sn
" Freehold, N. j.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-15

OFFICE MILWAUKEE, AND CHICAGO X X CoNPAEv,(
No. Il Nassaust, New rork, Aus. s, 1881 J
NOTICE.-The Transfer Books Of this COmpaa1
IN have this day beer closed by order of The Board Of ~
until farther notice for the purpose Of 5TOCKH0Lo
EkS MEETING, to be bed Aug IL, 1857 at II m, ct ~
Companys Office in the City Of Milwaukee, apoa 10
question Of the CONSOLIDATION Of THIS COMPANY W
THE CHICAGO AND MILWAUKEE, RAILROAD COZ
PANY ard 70 transact such other business may b. ~
dental thereto. c. K. SCOFIELD, Transfer Agent
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Doaro an6 ncoms.

BOARD at CORNWALL for the FALL and
- WINTER ADJOINING IDLEWILD The House is
large and and the Scenery unsurpassed For those
retaining from the watering places wishing permanent
change 10 mountain air. excsllent opportunity is offered
Conveniepees for driving &c tho premises Address
JAMES g. ROE, Cornwall. Orange Co., y. Y.
RkTERLNCES-Aessrs. N P. Willis, Cornwall and 5. b.
Caldwell No ~ Old Slip
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-15

OfrIcs OF TIE MICHIGAN SOUTHERN aso NostxssIl
hpfaSA Rail ROAD COMPANY, No. 10 WilaAn-ey
Nuw-Yoxx. August u t8
NOTICE is hereby given that pursuant to ma.
N luton Of Il. Board Of Directors Of this Coupay a
TRANSFER BOOKS Of the STOCK will Be CLOSED has
The inh day Of September next, ct O'Clock p m. UT =
morning Of the 18th OF September At 10 O'clock prep.ssp
Al election Of Directors. GEORGE II. FORD. TfeAsuss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-15

OFfIcE OF PITTsBURGH PoRT WAYNE AND CHfoAG0l
RAILROAD COMPANY, No 81 Wiliamrt, ,
NewYork Aug 49, Ia52
THE SEVEN PER CENT MORTGAGE
CONSTRUCTION BONDS of this Company. @s tl,oss
each payable Jan. 1887 for this ofboe This ssee
Of Construction Bcnds Is for the vhss
road OF iS5 miles from Pittsburgh Chicago 1888 miles eeas
In oeation The sale Of the bonds progressing fsyo
ably in London The stock the road
and It's large esninss afford guaranty Of safety tas
buyers OF these bonds Full exhibits Of the affairs and oendb
tnn Of the road viii be Furnished application 1t this oc
The Company also offer for sale S3005 Of convertible Red
Estate Bonds In Of ZOO and $500 each payable De-
l, f866, interest at per cent.
JOSEPH X. EDGERTON Vice. PresIassk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-15

ROARDING-A private family having the whole
S the floor Of eT house w1 s
tea dinner Sunday Toa party Of Gentlemen desiring
have their quiet circle this opportunity as they
comforts Of home None expected to
ply this such give the references Ad
dress Box No 1852 Post. Office.
DOARDING-At Nos. 45, AZ and 40 East Broad
- way, O Gentlemen and their Wives and for single Gen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-15

kIIaNOc, DlELODCONo AODlC az hIs-
l. DUCED PRICES -Ths large and popular WATERy5
Catalogue Of Music will De sold reduced prices duhng this
north. Also new and second hand Pianos and Asodeons
lower prices than before ered In this market at the
WATERS Piano and Music Rooms No. S33 Broadway.
Pianos nd Heodeon for rent add rent allowed purchase
for sae nonthy paynens Pianos tuned and repared
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-02-10
SUITABLE FOR GHRISrMiSA NEW
YEARS Presents.

John II. SMOOr, No II9 SOUTH SIDE
- Bridge street, Georgetown, ID. g has received
grelt variety Of useful a1d scasonable GOOD ),
~ which he iaviteS tie atteation Of both ladies
and gentlemen wSo may wish to make Christ
mas and New Years PreSeG..
EMBROIDERIES.
Rich worked Cambria Sets collars and Siceves)
Do do Muslin do do
DO do Muslin and CambIlc Collars
A great variety (Iow prIced) do
WCIked Linen Sets and Linen do
Rlca worked Muslia Sleeves
BIack and white Lacs Sets and Collars
worked Cam3ric and Muslin Bands
Hemsti;ched, tucked and plain do
Btack Chantiila and French Lace Wells
Worked quilted and hOoped Skirts.
No.rs Antique, Embroidered, Satin and other
CIOaks
Double sad single Brocna and other SaawIs
RIeh Fancy and Black silks
Frenca Merinos. plaid nsrinns
flai1 and priItsi 9iOUs b'dcl2Ines
Best Paris klt Gloves, al numbers
kid and Buck Gauntists
Ladies, gents ana childTen's Warm Gloves
Do Hosiery, Of every kind
Pofimonnaies, and ladies' Cabas
Gents. Linen, Cambria aud silk Pocket Handk IFS
y .ack and fancy Six Cr1Tats, 5carfs and Ties
Gents SlawiS, Mefino ani WOolen Scarfs
Chitdren's Knit TAlmlS and Hoods
Ladies, gents and boys Comforts. &c.
With many other desirable goods, which will
Be- sold low to cash or prompt customers
dec E- J II SNOOP
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OFFlCIAL.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Nov. 90, I,

ihtAsURr DEPARIMfNT, NOV ~, 1000
Notice is hereby given TO holders Of stock of the
loans Of the United States, that this department
will purchase the sans until the ID OF March next
unless the sum of 81 800 600 shall be previously
ooiained, and will pay in addition 10 the interest
accrued from the date of the last semi annual dvi
dend of interest thereon, together with one days
additional interest for the money 10 reach The ven.
dor, the following rates OF premium on said stocks:
For the stock of 1912, premium OF 10 per cent.
For the stock of l6f and 1913, premium of 10
per cent; and for the stock of 1850, commonly
called Texas indemnify Stock, premium ofG per
cent.
Certificates Of stock transmitted to The denart.
ment, under this notice, must be assigned to the
United States, by the party duty entitled TO receive
the proceeds. II sent between dare hereof and the
lst day of January next the current half " ars in
ierest must be assigned by the present stOckholdPr
or il will be payable as heretofore, and CORES.
ponding deduction be ma ie from the amount pay.
able for the stock.
fayInsn ior the stocks assigned and Il a ismit.
ted will be mate by drafts on the AssisfantTre
rers at Boston, New York, or Philadelphia, at the
option of the parties entitled to receive the money
which should he expressed in the letters accOmpa
nying the certificates. JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary OF the Trt aSury.
dec l-dt3dMarcht
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REEDS PATENT STEAM ENGISE.

~ n + l. IMPROVED ENGINES (FOR
which patents have been granted an1 first
Prize medals awarded 10 the inventor both in
The United states and Europe continue TO give
su-h Satisfaction, on acoo1nt OF their simplicity
and economy, that We have now established an
extensive m tnutactory, ID are prepared 10 de-
liver at the shortest notice engines from two
horse power and upwards.
These engines have been accurately tested and
have shown an economy OF twenty per cent Ia
f1el, and about the same in oil and repairs This
swing Is ffscted By letting the steam In md out
both sides II the cylinder through la-ge openings
removing the pressure from the valve and allow
Ing no steam % escape or exhaust from the pas-
SaIeS except from the cylinder alone /; also b. re
dncing the weight and friction TO about half that
n fae Ord!n1Ty engines. We place the smaller
sizes upon an improved boiler with all the pipes
attached, and the wa9le mounted with small
wheels convenient 70 ship to any part OF the
country, and TO avoid toe necessity OF an expert
e1ced engineer to start them, they are al tested
bcfoTe leaving the factory
Reeds fdtsnt steam Pumps are also coming in
n gen9ralu SO O1 stelm5odt5, la mines, and for
Supplying boilers, where they are now giving
great satisfaction They are preferred to any In
Use because of tleiT c0InPlctaesS and simplicity
These chg.aaS and pumps may be seen In operI-
lion, o. further ilfHfmIto1 had, by calling or ad.
dressing REED RKBECK,
I'm Film oS Maiden Lane, N Y.
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Proposals for Erecting the Marine Hospital
at St. Marks, Florida.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON, December 81, leJ6.


PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT THIS
department until the 25th day Of February, A d
1891, IL O'Clock, on, for the construction of the
Marine Hospital authorized TO be erected at ST.
MARKS, F!erica. according TO the plans and speCif
cai'ns prepared at this department; said propose $
to be either for the whole building or sepasae for
the different kinds a work bills OF parcel. must in
every case accompany each bid; with the amount Ci
sach kind oil work, and the total amount carried Ou
the department Tese,vin. the right tn reject or accept
the proposals hereby invited, OF ary paris thereof
when II dee ms the interest of the United Stess
qulies If; the department also reserves The right 10
exclude The b d of any person persons who there
isjust ause 10 believe will not faithfully peIfoi m the
coEtTacts, or which they Lave attempted TO obta. IN
by indirectiOn; and all bids when there shall epar
lies Interested who DO not Join in The bids, aRd all
Ia ina, upon IhVHst.ga ion, are below fair price
for The work
Bids VII not be received in gross and no cDntta,
will b az drded To bidder unless details are iu
niShed the department. Of the prices of the different
KINDS oi work and md'efal:, which shall be sullect
to The revision OF the department, so that II may
adopt The whole or part of the bid the interest Of
the United States may reaui e.
Ninety Fer cen'. OF the amount OF work done and
materials delivered, according TO contract pr; ce
(ead amount TO be aScertaiRCd by tn, estimate of an
agent he depart m-nt anpOintUd that purpose
VIII be Paid from time to jme, az the work pro
greS t ld per cent. retained until the compile
ton OF the contract, and acceptance of the work
&c, by the agent af resad and be forfeited in the
event OF non-fulflm mt Of cOa;Iact
t'H EdCtS VIII DC dWaT0e1 OnlN 10 master builders
and III 'chauics, nd the 'signm' MT thereof excep
oy consent OF the Sec erary of the TT, asury, will be
a forfeiture OF the same
Earh proposal must be accompanied by written
a'antec, signed by two responsible persons, (cer
uhcd to he by the United States district Judge or
attorney TT the said disIict,l in The Gf s. O00 for
the while work, or Of prop rOT ate amount, If for
any art that the bidder will, when required if his
prOPod D. accepted, enter into contra and b0nd
with proper and sufficient securities for It's faithful
perfJTmancr.
Form OF bond and certificate required will DC fur
nlshcd on application to the department.
fid1S, specifications, and working dIawings Can
DC bad on pFCation TO the department..
No bid cih &c considered ualess u furi compIics in
MI rs details rtth the requirements Of thjs Gdrcrte
ncHt.
he proposals must be sent N this department,
addressed 10 the Secretary of the Tn asury. aad
plainly endorsed " Proposals f,rtRc Marine Hospital
at 81 MGrp, Fla ana II be opened al one cfo rk
p. m, ofth" last day nam"d for receiving ;hc same
JAMES GUTHRIE,
dec % 3tawtFch2J! Secretary Of the Treasury
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element Of insecurity on which. nit, .,L
sdroit thieves, honest men have prineinsliS -
depend. Agar, pursuing the career Of orim.
which he describes himself as having d.I;h.r,
ately adopted, had been at last detected =.
had invested the proceeds Of bis many crimes
for the benefit Of q woman whom be seems 20
have loved with all the fondness Of which
such man was capable. Pierce was his
trustee, and Pierce, like true thief, betrsy.
ed his trust The woman was left destitute,
and her paramour, the hardened felon whom
no scruples of conscience would have moved,
denounced the hslfforgotten robbery from his
cell at Portland None OF our readers will
Isii 10 sympathiEe with the manly indignation
WIN which Baron Martin denounced the vii
Iahy OF flerce, or TO share his regret that the
sentence OF the law falls lightest on the basest
oi tne villains but it is TO this very baseness.
70 the lmpossibility, as it would seem, OF
M N mpa'ntsinlng perfect completely in guilt, that
OF such accomplished scoundrels as those who
we're convicted yesterday.
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BACHELOR LAWYERS The bachelor " bar
risters" of Cleveland went of and had a sleigh
ride ard a supper all by themselves, last Mon
day evening. We subjoi1 some of the senti-
ments given at the supper:
lst. The President elect of the United
States-The first from the illustrious order Of
3 BIS.
2d The Bachelor Barristers" Of the
Cleveland Bsr-Unterrifed by eyes," irwin.
cibIe 20 " arns''-we meet to celebrate"
9TH Bachelor Barristers-Whenever they 20
10 "court' with Gn attachment suit" on
hand. may their "pleadings" never be " de.
murred'' to, or their suits dismissed with pre-
judice.
9th. The cause Of Single Blessedness Vs.
Love in the Cottage
7th True Friendship Unknown except 70
men.
9Th Our future t. Father-in-Laws''-W
are they
10th Domestic Relations - Another name
for the halter.
llth. The Critics Pen-Its widest Geld
Woman.
18th. WOman's Rights-An alarming fes.
ture Of the day, and we frown upon the move
ment.
Ilth. woman's Helplessness-We demur
to the pleadings
10th The Press-The true conservator Of
our free institutions; the only kind Of press
tolerated for bachelors
The following toasts were then volunteered.
Ist The Hen-pecked Husband" Ye who
have tears to shed prepare TO shed them now" f"
ID Matches are made in Heaven"-We
admit the adage, but deny the authority.
4th. The Married Man" The victim of
false pretences %
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IE0RR's
ImpToVsd Sewing Machines.

TO yhtca vas granted the Highest Award Of
tas Paris Exhibition, th sre5y recsiVing
the Worlds Verdict Of Superiority.
-!NdE IMPROVEMENTS IN THIS MA
chias hss si1pl!ie5 them In many respects,
S-G;aay a.eclpa5lsof executing twice The amou ai
. yoEk is:sy did formerly In any given time.
They a5s Sithout question the only Machines ca
pah'e Of yeUiag eve:y variety OF goods perfect; a
shirt bosom or heavy trace for harness can be
Ie IN by any Of these machines by simple change
VI aeedie and thread IN such a manner that the
sl2yOst scrutiny cannot detect fault.
Manufacturers, planters and families will nnd
tE.m toe only safe Machines 20 purchase, ,s they
aEe built stToas sad durable, a1d not likely to
Het out OF order.
"e s1Te nsach!sss vita guages attached, fer
ei1 1iEg heIs P-fToGts, gaiters, Sc.
silk, 5ayssd, Gotten Needles, Sc, seasislil
- haai, 20 the lowest rates.
PeTS 1ayifous 9flsrormation regardIsK Sew
lag Hs0Aises VII plcsse address
L. NJ. SINGER Co,
les Baltimore street, Baltimore
II D--TS are prepared TO exchange these ma
shiaeS for OLD machines ofany kind Terms l!b.
sfsl. Psgsc1s ~ 10 bave been induced TO purch sss
Ef'rioT mac aceiaes under tAe preteIt or be!as
sGHsp, Will dad this q oeaeatIadeei.
is-iy
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BANKING HOUSE
CH y 3 3 BROTHERS

nEPOSITS.-DEPOSITS RECEIVED AND
- checks paid without charge. Drafts on the
nonhern seaboard cities received on Deposit at
par and Exchange on said Cities furnished to de-
positorS without charge
INTEREST ON DEPOSITS -Inrrcst will be al
lowed on Deposits at such rates as may be agreed
upon.
DEFOsITs IN VIRGINIA AND UNcURRgNr Mo-
NEY.-Deposits IN Virginia and other ncurrent
Money received 10 be checked for, payable In
same FUNDS, or in specie, We charging the Iegu-
lar Exchange.
Discounts Notes, Drafts, and Bills Of Ex-
change Will be discounted, and Loans made on
stocks, Bo.d', and Securitie', at the market
rate.
LETTERS OF CREuGr.-Lc,ters OF CredI, will
De furnished, negotiable in the different Cities Of
the United states, on Deposit Of Money or Collat-
erals, and interest allowed II Money Is d 'posIted
ana charged II Collaterals, on such terms as may
be agreed upon.
TRAVELLING BILLS OF EXCHANGE -Travelers
will be suTnished with drafts in such sums as
may &c desired negotiable in the different Cities
Of the Union.
BILLS AND LETTIRs OF CREDIT oxENsLAHp,
IRELAND AND EUROPE Bills Of Exchange ard
Letters OF Credit on England, Ireland and Eu-
rope furnished at the raarket rate for Exchange,
In sums 10 suit.
BONDS, SroCKs, 6c.-Bords, Stocks, and Sc
curlties paying from n T. 10 cent aIwayg for
sac, or bough h; I'm the different Cities at a com
mission of : II cent. Where Stocksare boug ht
upon orders, we reserve the right to call for dc
post or 10 t. cent. on the cost Bonds or Stoc rs
Will be ordered by telegraph
RAILROAD, CITY, STATE BONDs -Rail-
road Cit7, and state Bonds can he placed In our
hands for NEGOTIATION either In this country or
europe hGttroed Iron purchased FOR cash or
With Bonds.
LAND WAKRANTs.-LandW Warrants houc ht at
the market rates All Warrants sold by MS are
gnnruHtesd In every respect
Land Warrants located on commission
Land Warrant rotations regularly furnished
IL rec uested
Warrants will be forwarded to Western Houses
on orders, or sent for sale on commission to re-
sponsible parties
KEAL EsTATEAHD lNsURANCRS-Real Estate
bought and sold, and assurances Ell cted
CLAIMS ON THE UNITED STATE, CoURT OF
CLAIMS, u y g R 81 claims or toe United
states, before the Court Of Claims or Congress
lntIuste1 to US, will be prosecuted by able ard
prompt attorneys.
CHUBB BROTHRRS
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THE COLU MBiA INSTITUTE,
FOR YOUNG LADIES.
ii6 Eleventh street, between G and n

4i6 Eleventh street, between g and H.
pROF GEORGE HENRY STUECKRATH
Principal; Miss ELIZABETH WILL
LlAdSJ Viee-Principal,- A Lady eminenty
qualified TO take the charge OF the English De-
Partmsrt and the government and discipline oi
tue school.
tute Will Commences on MONDAY, the I'd day OF
FEBRUARY prorimo Applications Tor admission
should be made as early IS possible.
Hl6d SCHOOL FOX YOUNG GENTLE
MEN, under the direction OF Prof GEORGE II
sTCEcKRArH, az Phi lci pal, 20 be located on r
street, between 9Th and 7tn streets, or IN the vi
cinety Of Trinity Church, will BE- opened on the
ath OF FEBRUARY, proximo.
Rev Dr.. CummIns Will deliver an address on
the opening OF the High School
Early application sh Ould os made TO the PrInci.
pal at his resid nee, Columbia Institute, 10,
Young Ladies, 4lS llth street, between 8 and II
Prof Steuckralh Is AUTHORISED to refer TO Rev
Dr. Cummins, and Prof Bache, Coast Survey.
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