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EOard OF Assistant Aldermen.
STATED SESSION.

STATED SESSION.
MONDAY, Jan. y, 1874 o'clock P. N.
The Board met in their Chamber, No. IL City Han. pur.
Present-rhe Chairman Assistant Alderman Christian
Schwartz In the char and the following
Robinson neSy, Hart, KrSss coddnston strack, PneH
ncy SOHss ns Wacs Conner Leded Cess simonsOn
Absent Assistant Alderman Mcdonald
The CHAIRMAN put the question whether the Board would
Which was decided in the negative by the following
Observation-Disclosures Aldermen Foley stacom, O'Bricn,
Calvin, ROBINSON Heay. Costello, Leheld CumisAY and
Negatve--Asslstant Aldermen HART Kraus Coddington.
Strack, Pinckney Wade Conner, Gels, Simonson aud
Assistant Alderman KnAUs called for the reading of the
minutes OF the previous meetings.
the preyions meetings Should now br read y
Which decided the Affirmative by the following
acknowledgements Aldermen Foley stacom o'Brien,
Pnckney, Costello Wade Corner Lit'edeld, Ges Simon.
son, Ca mn sanwaT'1 ana ha-M .,
meetings ne ,x read =
lao minutes meetings held on the is Cd and 18th inst.
Assistant Alderman LrrrLErrrLp moved the be APP
The CnARNAN put the question whether the Board would
agree ,y with n SAID "a. motion: u..,.
Assistant Alderman kRAus presented the borrowing rcso
Resolved, That Charles c. Plnckney be and hereby is
chosen President OF the Board OF Assistant Aldermen for the
Resolved. That Adam Eng be and is hereby Ser
Arms to the Board OF Assistant Aldermen FOR the
year 1872
Resolved, That Daniel Cronin he and hereby chosen
Doorkeeper Board OF Assistant Aldermen for the
1879.
Assistant Alderman Rprry moved that resolutions be
amended bv substituting for the rt resolution the following
resoution;--
Resolved That Otis Hall be md he is hereby elected
President Of the Board OF Assistant Aldermen tor the
l72.
The CHAIRMAN pu, the question whether the Board would
with said proposed amendment
Which decided In the the following voe
Acknowledgement Aldermen Foley, Stacom, UBrien.
Calvin, Robinson, healy, Costello, Liueaed aud Cum.
Negative Assistant Aldermen nar, Krous Coddington
srack Pinckncy Wade, Conner Co.'s, SmonsoD, Schwartz
and Hal--l1.
Assistant Alderman moved tina. the Board do now
adjourn.
The CHAIRMAN put the question whether The Board would
Which was decided in the negative BY the following
votc:-
Aalrmatlve-- Assistant Aldermen Foley sacom o'Br,en
CALVIN Robinson, healy, Costello, Ltleled, Cumsky and
Hall-l0
Negative Assistant Aldermen fiar Kraus Coddiucton.
siack, rinekney Wade, Conner. Gels. Slmonson and
Assistant Alderman sTAcoM moved that the first OF tho
pending resolutions be amended by striking theretrom the
name Of ohaes G. tinckney, audinserns
Assistant Alderman CONNER moved the previous Question,
be now out" 49, ~ N
Which was decided the negative BY following
Anrmatiyc-Assistant Aldermen Pinokney, Aie, Con.
ner, Sei~ unp'skv. oaAwAgII AMI Hail..
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SUPERIOR CuURT-TRiAl TERH-pAaT |.

Penalty Of Rot Keeping Marriage Promise.
Before Judge Freedman.
Sarah Kennedy, by Guardian, vs.. Michael Shaw
This was a suit based on a charge OF alleged breach
OF promise OF marriage and seduction, for which
$4,000 were claimed as damages. On the case being
called yesterday the defendant failed to put in an
appearance. The plalnuf was called to testify IN
her own behalf IL was the Old old story. She
averred that they were engaged TO be married, The
day sci tor the ceremony to take place. her wedding
garments purchased anu made, and that, believing
the defendant would fulfil his engagement, she was
seduced by him, after which he refused to marry
her. A verdict for $1,000 was given her.
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SUPERIOR CnuaT-Ta!AL ERM.-2AaT 2.

Suits Against Fire Insurance Companies.
Before Judge Mcneil.
William Ettinger VS.. The North British ana Mer.
camille Insurance Company.-The plaintiff owned q
stock OF goods In q store on Broadway which was
destroyed by fire In December 1859. He had effected
an insurance Tor about SAC, 900 In the defendants
company, as also In the Hanover, Liverpool, Lon
don, Globe Lafayette, Relief and Washington In
surance companies. The damage from The fire was
appraised at $4,000, which lie reused TO accept,
claim ng that his loss was $4,000. The present IS
brought as the Initiative SUIT. IL was claimed on
ms behalf that boxes on The upper sheives-which
the defendants claim were empty-were filed W tn
valuable goods. Most OF the testimony referred to
these boxes. After two days trial the case was
given TO the jury yesterday, who were ordered 10
bring III q sealed verdict.
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$40, ON the 2oth OF December. from william Green,
as he was walking through Forty second street.
Judge Bedford, in passing sentence, SAID that this
was daring larceny. and II the Grand Jury had
indicted him for robbery he might have been con-
victed. The police sergeant gave Flood bad repu-
taton, saying that he was associate OF thieves.
He was sent to the State Prison for four years.
SUSPENSION OF JUDGMENT.
william Haley, who was charged with stealing
S45 worth OF corks from Joseph Moran, on the 7th
OF December. was placed at the bar. lie was an Old
man, and after Mr.. Howe spoke q few words la his
favor Judgment was suspended.
Robert smith, indicted for stealing q few dollars
worth OF wool belonging TO Isaac N. Merritt, was
brought before His Honor, who said that he had so
mucn respect for Mr.. Manus McNuty who testified
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Gavin EeSS.ss .,1 Af fs Foley s,sco os
Costello IsSed ans sim ma Alu' ooddns'on ssAe
Inc sl & IN then pu. the question whether Bosrf
Xdsosa ss:o h %% name y Il A Ers
witch was in the negative bb T hs
en Robinson. aesy cosso F0 sssS SSrss
Nesatire-Assstant Aidermsn Hartt xr,us coaa,n ton
straek rinckney, Wade Conner Geis, smonson, Schwartz
Assistant Alderman HyALY moved tina. the frs. OF the
pending resolutions he amended by striking herefron
name Of Charles Pncney and Inserting instead the mana,
The CnAIEyaN then put the question whether the Board
Which was decided IL me NEGATIVE By the following vote
Calvin, Robinson, Heay, Costello, Lened and cumsky--
Negaye-Assstant Aldermen Hartt. Kraus Coddingtcn.
saek f9ekney Wade Conner Geis, simonson' sonwnrts
Assistant Alderman HrALY moved that the first Of thu
pemung resolutions be smended by striking thsi hs
Of Christian SCHWARTZ.
Inc GhAnMAN put the question whether the Board would
aSVT s T ma sad GrSposed amsns%sn
Assistant Alderman STACoM moved that tho Board do now
which was decided in the negative bv the following vote
- Alrmstve-Assistan Aldermen Foley stacom O'Rriep,
es say c%%Sy sn asS
SIacs, finckney' Wade' Conner 6es simonson AMI
Asss.ant Alderman srnAoW moved the previous question
10 cHAiaMAN put the question -'Shal the main question
Which was decided in the negative, by the following
Affirmative Assistant Aldermen HART, Kreup ooddne
ION S,rhcK fhchney, wade, Conner, Gels Simonson an1
Schwartz-lU.
Neutrality-suspicious. Aldermen Foley sscom, O'brlen,
Calvin, Robinson Hcay, Costello, Leod Cunisky and
Hall-10
Assistant Alderman CALVIN moved that tho first of the
pending resolutions he amended striking thererom the
name OF Charles Pnckney and inserting instead the
OF George j. kraus
The CHAIRMAN put the qnestion whether the Board would
agree with said proposed amendment
Which deci Ted IN the negative by the following vote
Affirmative Assistant Aldermen Foley, Robinson and Lit
tlehelc-3
Negative-Asstant Aldermen stacom O'Brien, Calvin.
Heay Har kraus Codns'on, Stack, Pncknev Costello
Wade Conner. Gels, smonson, Cumisky, schwartz and
Hal--l7.
Assistant Alderman PINcENry moved that the Board do
now adjourn Until tomorrow afternoon at four O'Clock
The CHAiRMAN put the question whether the Board would
agree with said MOTION.
Which decided in the Affirmative by tho following
vote:--
AIirmatveAssstant Aldermen Foley, Stacom. O'Brfen,
Calvin, Robinson eay, PncAney, Costello. Ltieied. Gu.
misky and Hai-1l.
Negave-Assistant Aldermen Hartt Kraus Coddington.
Strack, Wade, Conner Ges simonson and Schwartz-a
WhereupOn pending consideration of the resolutions sus
united by Assistant Alderman Krans complete the organ.
aon of the Board the Chairman declared that the Board
stood adjourned until the Och ns -four O'Clock
y. NJ JOSEPH DEMPSEY, Clerk.
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.

Criminal Cnses.
Judge Benedict resumed the trial Of criminal
Eases yesterday.
CHARGE OF PROFESSIONAL NEGLECT BY LAWYERS.
Nil. Russell came into Court and stated to the
Judge III reference to the case OF Charles +. Radke
that the defendant, In June last, had given HIM a
retainer OF $i2 Of fee OF $25 to defend MIN
the charge OF passing counterfeit nlckes. He hal
not since then heard anything more OF the matter,
Ind he wished now to say to Ills Honor that he
ready and willing 10 appear and defend the &C
FUSED to the best OF his ability.
The Judge thought thai the statement OF Mr. Rus
sell was satisfactory.
ALLEGED POST OFFICE ROBBERY.
The Judge then protested 10 Try the case OF John
c. Berthol VINO IS indicted Tor having While en-
bloyed the Post Office, stolen $40 out OF regis
tercd letter which had been sent through the mall
rs test letter Dy Mr. Gay ler Special Agent OF the
department. The evidence offered to support the
rharge was entirely or cireumstanlial character.
The case had not concluded at the rising OF the
Court aud W ill he resumed today.
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The New Yovk Printing Company In Baals-
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.
The Case Of Charles Calender.
BEFORE Commissioner Osborn

Before commissioner Osborn.
The United states vs.. Charles Calendcr.-The
further hearing OF this case resumed yesterday
before The commissioner The District Attorney,
Nr. Noah Davis appeared for the government and
Mr. William Fullerton and Mr.. Joseph Bell were
sounsei for the defendant.
TESTIMONY FOR THE DEFENCE.
Mr. c. S. Stevenson, President OF the Ocean Bank,
vas recalled for the defence. lie said-The loans
Of $4,000 advanced TO the defendant were tempo
sary loans: l expected them to be taken up within
DAY or Two; he mad obtained loans FROM the bank
prior 10 that Tune on similar KIND OF securities which
we're paid; have been connected since 1866 with
We bank
@. How did the condition OF the bank at the time
mat statement was made by the defendant on the
I'll and 3d oil OctoDer compare with the condition
d the bank In 1899, at the time the defendant made
IN examination beloref
Objected TO ana objection overruled.
A. The condition oil the bank has improved be-.
tween the two dates; the examination was Made
light alter The bank was robbed: IL improved IN the
amount oi nus oepostS' volume OF It's business and
greater earnins., ,ne assets mad improved-some
aau decreased, Others had increased.
Cross-examined. The bank lost about one hun
ured Thousand dollars by the robbery anu EXPENSES
The greatest loss sustained was the loss OF credit
The deposits then ieil OIL to $500 900 per wear from
100000 before the robbery; the permanent in
crease TO 81, yuv, 600 commenced about December
January or February, lS70-1; some assets in.
creased some real estate increased and some
railroad stock increased before the examining
Hon. and decreased and has no sale now.
The District Attorney proceeded to cross-examlne
the witness at some length Tor the purpose OF show
ng that the Washington and Alexandra Railroad
bOnds and the Portage Lake bonds, and the Bruins.
WICK and Albany Railroad bonds, held by the bank
~ assets, were deprecated In value, and that they
:ould not he relied upon the best securities that
could be found the market. The bank incurred
considerable expense by removal TO Broadway. Mr..
Calender had no money IN the bank at that time 10
els credit.
Alter some further testimony the case was ad-
iourned 10 three O'Clock p. NJ this day.
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SUPREME coUsT -raiAt TfRE-2aRT 2.
Tho YokvilIe Police Justiccship.


Before Judge Brady.
Murray vs.. Couher-Another immense jam filed
the Court room yesterday 10 hear the continuation
Of the testimony for the defence.
Mr.. George y. Van Brunt, one OF the clerks at
Judge COulters Court, was the first witness called.
He denied most cmphatcally that portion Of Ham,
Inns evidence that he was present at Lovejoy's
Hotel and TOOK any part IN the alleged burning or
the regular election returns ana forging OF new
ones. lie said tnat on TINS day he was riding out
nearly ali day with his wife, The next witness was
his wife, VINO corrobOrated The latter's statement.
CAPTAIN Irving, OF tho detective police, and Oflicer
Cartrell testified thar they had heard Hamiin men
toned az man or low character and his statements
Unreliable. James Carroll said the same thing.
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MARINE C0uRT-pART 3.
Decisions.

DecisiOns.
BY Judge Joachimsen.
Cory vs. Langley, two cases.-Motion to set aside
Judgment denied; memorandum on papers.
Goodenough vs.. DEVASTATION for brokers COM
missions on exchange OF property; Judgment for
defendant for costs and allowance.
Pecare vs. Tempeton.- Action for rent; judgment
for plaintiff
Rcrke VS.. Fleming.-Action for goods sold and
delivered; Judgment for plainuff.
Mcneil vs. ADMINISTRATION for counsel fees:
complaint dismissed on trust
Slegel vs.. Naturalization for brokers' commits
sion; complaint dismissed ON trial.
Mckinley VS.. krehL- Judgment for plaintiff.
smith vs.. PcarL-Action Tor goods; Judgment for
piantif.
Calef vs.. Mccullough. Action for money had and
received; Judgment 1Or defendant, with costs and
allowance.
Dryden VS.. Fahnestock.-Judgment for plaintiff
O'Donohue VS.. WeDb.-1he ike.
Parker VS.. ROoney.-The like.
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PATAL KEROSENE EXPLOSION,

About hali-past ten O'Clock on Wednesday night
Jane Mclaughlin, girl eighteen years OF age, was
fatally burned at 3Ol West Forty.second street by
the explosion OF q Kerosene OIL lamp. Jane had
called on lady friend living In the same house
and while there The latter attempted to fill the lamp
while burning, when the explosion occurred, burn
ing deceased most iearlully all over the body She
fingered till four O'Clock yesterday morning when
death ensued. Coroner Schirmer was notified 10
bold an inquest over the remains.
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THE COUR T S.

Charge of Professional Neglect Against Law
yer-Embezzling a Letter-The Calender
Case-Ihe Yorkville Police Justlceship-
Action Against the Dock Commission
ers-A Breach Of Promise of Mar-
riage Case-Business of the
General Ssssions-Decisions
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Hannah Greenway, the complaining witness. was
gong into history OF hamins alleged exploits IN
connection with recruiting and bounty jumping
journed.
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COURT or cORsoa plEAs-spsCIAL TENN
Decisions.

Decisions.
BY Judge Loew.
Jung Va. Murphy. opened.
Minelio VS.. SchwarZ.- Attachment vacated.
BrUomer VS.. olf-Relerence ordered.
Mott VS.. uollind.-Appeal dismissed.
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SUPERIOR CoUAT-SpEClAL TERM.


Decisions.
BY Judge Barnard.
Brlnly VS.. Legge.-Order granted.
Wentworth, Jr., VS.. KObbe.-Sam,.
Gray VS.. Treat.
Shelly VS.. Koch.
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BROOKLYN COURT cALEaOAa--THlS nAy.

CITY COURT.-Nos. 1872, 80, ISL, 165, 10. Ill, 49,
1872 1885, 1885, 393 15, 1885, 1885, 100, I9l 1872, 1884, 1a4,
1876 1885, 1877, 1913, 1919. u.s. 200, 2o 202 203 2O 2o5
206.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT CuuRr-M ADMIRALTY

Yesterday the following libels were disposed OF
before Judge Blatchiord:-
Pulcifer Waters vs.. The Lighter Amphibious.-Dc.
cree Tor libelant by default.
Michael g. 1Hnan VS.. Peter Veeder.-Decree for
lbeant by default.
Patrick Kilen vs. Charles Ii. Davis.-Decree for
dbetnt by default
The New York Printing Company In Bank
ruptcy.
An effort has just been made to throw the affairs
N the New York Printing Company into bank
nptoy. Yesterday Mr.. George w. Wingate coun-
lei lor the Taylor estate, procured in tile
United States District Court from Judge Batchford
10 show cause why the New York Printing Company
should mol be declared bankrupt Judge Blatchford
also grained an injunction to refrain the Sheriff and
The receiver or the Ocean National Bank John II.
Crow from proceeding with the sale OF the property
81 the company until the iurther order OF the Court.
These proceedings will for the present; have the
shect OF removing the litigation respecting the az
airs OF tile New York Printing Company from the
state 10 the federal Courts.
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A NY PERSON HAVING A FURNISHED OR UNFUR.
n nshed house rent. In desirable location. find
tenant by applyn. to POTTER BROTHERS, Nos and
Ware
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A FACT.--LADTES AND GENTS CONSULT PRO
"A lessor MA KS for good luck In evervbing speedy
name day and lottery; nc Is scientific astro oyer
true.
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G EO & g EFT 0 W N.

TIE FUNERAL of Mrs. Georgia A. wheatley,
wife OF Walter L. wheatley, took place yester-
day afternoon from her late residence, No IS
1st street, and WAS attended by a large con-
course of citizens.
OUR PUBLIo SoHoors.-The board of guar
dians met last week, and reorgsnized the pri-
mary and secondary schools in the High-street
school building by an addition OF forty schols rs
to each school, with two additional teachers
(Miss Gordon and Miss A. Ross,l at a salary of
800 per annum. The salary of the teacher of
the male grammar school WAS increased 10 al 100
per annum. Until the fret of Nav next the
BOARD, or some member thereof, viii be in at
tendance at the custom-house on the first and
fhird Tuesdays of each month, from to o.
the schools.
WE NOTICE our friend j. Hanneuer for,aa-lv
F.ailslove and Hanaauer, left for New york
last evening to lay in an extensive stock of fall
s.. winter clothing.
LEAK IN WATKs P,PK--Some time last
night, the four-inch lateral water pipe running
frSHl the large mains or Bridge street down
fotomac street, sprung q leak. A force from
the once of the engineer OF the wsshiIg ten
aqoeduct was set at work this morning and in
te% hours repaired the damage.
CHILDREN RUN OvER--I.ast evening about
half-past Z, as son eff Mr.. II. Somers, aged
about eight years, with an infant in his arms.
was acort 70 cross Bridge street, he was run
over by carriage, aud severely but not seri-
ously injured. The driver did not wait 10 see
careiessness, and consequently got away with
out being arrested.
CoRN--Five hundred bushels of white corn
sold to-day, at 20 cents per bushel.
The WHEAT MARKET.-The mills are still
stopped for want of water. and consequently
there is literally nothing doug in the wheat
market. One thousand bEshcIs were offered
this morning, but no sale was made, for the rea-
son that none of the milers are inclined TO b1v
at any price under existing circumstance
Hartley & Brother received 700 bushels of
wheat per schooner from Alexis = TO-DAY
The PAVING Of Bridge sire b will BRO. shlv be
completed as fa- west as r Oh street b. Tlis
evening. The footwalks However viii not re
c2Ts pleted for some days come.
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CONTENTS OF TIE MANUAL

CONTENTS OF THE MANUAL.
PART l.-TsTlff Laws from 1872 te date, the nor
ton IN force Is in large type, while that which
repeal d il in small " pc
PAbT I.-sGhedCIes Il Rates of Duties, alphabe;;.
caIIy arranged, with extracts froR Regulations
and DECISIONS OF Treasury Department as foot
APPENpIX.-Foreisn Moneys, vslus ss fixed by
law. Foreign Weights and Measures, reduced 10
L. :. Standard. Rates Of Tare. ostee of Draw.
back. Standard weight Of graiTL Linesl yards re.
GUced t6sqU2re yGTSs. IEvOics s when IA order
Entsy without invoice. Aoate ment OF duties for
pies OF goods. Re aperaisements. Duties payable
In coin. Excess of weight. Lien for dut;es. Ton
deemed 1870 lbs. Railroad iron imported for re-
PAIRS Snly: Drawback &C Gordsge of foreign hemp.
duty assessed. Drawback on manu- actures Of i'm
ported mater ials. Tonnage tax. Tars how rated
Iutiable value, how determined Withdrawal OF
go cs fron bonded warehouse, time Iimitei
gunrowee-- Protest against decision Of Collector
assessing rate Of DUTY and appeal therefrom to tie
secretary OF the Treasury. Discriminating duty
OF ~ per cent on goods imported in certain foreign
vessels Fire crackers eau be deposited in ware
house. Invoices to state foreign weights and
pleasures Baggage in transit through q. s.
sts;usry defined. salt in bond for curing fab
6&mege OF rust OF iron steel, Discrimiua tinp
dSty OF per cent on products east Of the Cape Of
Soad HOPE, when imported fros places west
thereof BIT andiDg and marking packages trans
ported IN bond. Gsods remaining in store over
three ears to be considered as absSdoned. Re
lmpofSations. RetgIl cargo. Ma hinery i'm
ported for repairs. Regulations for the i'm porta-
ton OF goods. in bond, direct for certain inland
ports. Drawback on manufactures of wood Ma
terials fog ship building, free of duty, under Ger
tain regulations.
pree in hsssy , shss and well bound
aud for sale by PHILIP 4 SOL0MOEs
ahH y1l Pennsylvania avenue.
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Nor1cs OF POST F Is; 1is; orsa1xs OF
PUBLIC LANDS IN MINHEsOTA.

Notice 10 hereby given that the President Of the
United States. By executive order dated August "a,
sofa, ordered BY the foregoing proclamation, No.
III, be postponed until the following dates at the
several land Offices to wit
AZ 81: CLouD. commencing MONDAY, December
10, 1877
December %, 1879.
At Du LuIH, commencing MONDAY, December
80, 1877.
And the President has also directed that 9, muc n
Of said proclamation, No. III, relates to sales Of
lands in the ALEXANDRIA land district be reyok ed
Given under my hand at the city Of Washington,
this twenty eighth day OF August, A. ID. lS3.
By OF der OF the President:
WILLIS DRUMMOND.
sep6 lawtds Commissioner General La nd ONCE
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CITY IT MS.

Rz-,EF FOR THE FERT-Fee, Al ser Ttsif-
Corne extracted without pain; BUai0ns, Bad
ails, &c. relieved sad cured, at DR.. Whites,
No. $50 18th street, opposite U. s. Treasury.
THE NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, u. Y. ave
and 10Th st, pays per ct. on deposits. E13.14t16
TElRMoKETIRs and Barometer. are repefred
and made 10 order by HeRpler, near AZ street.
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President OF the United states,
By the President: WILLIS BRUMMOND,
Commissioner of the General Land ONO

NOTICE TO PRB-HMPTION CLAIMANT.
Every person entitled to the right Of pre- emption
10 any Of the lands within the townships and parts Of
townships above enumerated required to establish
the to the satisfaction Of the Registers and Re.
ceivers Of the proper land oces, and make payment
therefor a. soon as practicable after seeing this
notice, and before the day appointed for the com
mencement Of the public sale Of the lands embrac-
ing the tract claimed; otherwise such claim will be
forfeited. WILLIS DRUMM0ND,
jel7-m 26t
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W 0Ao"'A'o"H f0Dh.o SodooIS'
Until the first of May next, the lard of Trustees
or some mt mber thereof, will he in attendance at
the custom house, on the first aad taird TUESDAYS
OF each msnth, between the hours ef five and six
70. 10 receive app cstions for admission into ths
GEORGETOWN Public Schools No az Pile atoms will
be received at any other time or place.
seI.2w w W. CURTIS. Sacratarv-