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that you have a dark, and what ht,” the Governor an! be ready for them to a on 1, and then the council adjourned un- FIFTH DAY. ‘The chiefs and head men having arrived in abont ee hours, as usual, after the Commissioners had ntered the conncil-honse, the Governor directed the interpreter to ask them if they were ready for busi" Wer-no-sarex answered that they were, and then | eeded to address his red brethren on the subjest the treaty. The Council was afterwards addressed by Lirr.e Fixx, who said :—Father, we have a word to say in regard to the decision of the chiefs and young men, oncerning our new Jand. You have granted the | wishes of our people. You have granted tiir wishes fin that respect, and they bave nothiug further to ask n relation thereto. Having concluded our business, ind being anxious to be on our own huats, we wish ito finish signing the treaty as fast as possibic. Governor—We will bave the treaty read to them ain. Colonel Lowry then read the treaty to them, Buring which time they listened with evident plea- pore; wondering no doubt how such a jargon could ee to writing, and read as plamly and per- fectly. He asked tnem if they underswod it, and they all answered in the affirmative. hg signing of the treaty being next in order, Col. pro roceeded to write their names. so that each eae might touch the pen when wien his name wa called, and his X made. WEL-NO-SHIEK, being the first called on, rose and d:— Father, it is with great pleasure tha: we sa flute you this morning. Our Great Father did not ant to give uslandon the Minnesota river. He oved us too well. (No, he was afraid the Sioux ould destroy them.—Rer.) We are glad, Father that Pi bave agreed te our last proposition, and al- flowed us to remove our council-fires to a new coun- try. He then stepped forward and touched the pen, y which his signature was made visible on THE TREATY. ‘icles of a convention made and concluded between Willis A. Gorman and Jonathan E. Fletcher, on the part of the United States, and the Chief and Headimea of the Winuebago Tribe’ o: Indians, on tie 6th day of August, A.D. 1863, at a point opposite the village of Watab,’ om the Mississippi river, each of which con- tracting ties renew to each other their former pledges o a ticle 1.—It being to exchange their present cov aisstseippt river for ‘acti more suitable t wants and customs, they hereby, und b, nt, sell, transfer, and convey to the nite States, all reir Janda in the territery of Minnesota, lying went of lhe Missisrippi and morth of Watab river, and seuth of Crow Wing and Long Prairie rivers, and relimquish to the United States ali their right, title or claim thereto; said fountry so relinquished supposed te contain e ght ‘hun dred thousand a Article 2.—In eonsideration of the aforesaid grant, the United States hereny grant to said Winnebago tride of Indians, to be held as other Indians lauds are beld, all ‘the land lying within the following boundaries, to wit:— Beginning at the mouth of Crow river, thence up the Misnissippi with ita meanders to the mouth of ¢ river, thence up said Clear Water river to its head, thence directly west until the line comes to Crow river, thence down said Crow river to the place of beginning; said conn- try supposed to contain abont dive hundred thousand acres. Provided, that the United States reserve the right te locate the Stockbridge tribe of Indians at and norta of the mouth of Crow river, and on the Mississippi to grant them such quantity of nuda» the United States qaay deem oxpedient and preper. article 3.—It is further agreed that all treaty stipula- tions now existing between said Winnebago tribe of In- @ians and the United States shall be and remain in full force, except that no annuities in money, goods, or pro- visions shall be paid or distributed to any of .said Winne- ago tribe who do not go and remain permanently om said ‘Indian lands; and any fund thus created or accumulated ahall be appropriated as the President may direct, for the benefit of raid Indians. Article 4.—It is further agreed that the removal of the said Indians to their homes on Crow river, shall be at their own expene; that all improvements heretofore made on the present land of said Wimwebago tribe of In- @ians shall be appraisod, and sold or reserved by the Tnited States, and the value thereof applied to making similar improvements in their new country herein given, and that said tribe shall remove themselves within ene n this date. ws article Ie is farther agreed that the United States reserve the right of way, one mile wide, over any Innds owned by aid tribe, for ‘any railroad which may be or dered to be constructed by the Congress of the United States in the direction of the Pacific Ocean. ‘Art. 6.—It is further agreed that the Prosident of the United States may, in his discretion, change the appro- priation of any particular fund from one object to an- other, with the oonsent of the chiefs of said tribe. In testimony whereof the said parties have hereunto ibed their names. icon W. A. GORMAN, ° . FLETCHER, (CHIEFS. Waw-kon-chaw-hee-kaw, Waw-kon chaw-wee-kaw, Waw-kon-zhu-kaw, Waw-maw-noo-ka-kaw, Waw-kon-cLaw ho no-kaw, Shauk. waw-hop-in-a kaw, Ha-naw-ha ta-kaw, no-kaw. } Commissioners, Waw-kow-chaw-koo-kaw, Wateh-ha-ta-kaw, Sho-go-nick-kaw, Paw-red-eck-kaw, Baptiate Laseelier, Hooneh-ha-ta-kaw, koo-naw-zhee-kaw, ‘ta-kaw, Sarat kee key, HEAD MEN. Waw-naw-ko-kaw, Aw-maw-choo-ha-ta-kaw, Naw-cha-ka-hoe kaw, Wo to-ho-chee-kaw, Kaw-ho-rank-kaw, Kaw-hee-kaw, Gee-pee-o-kaw, Waw-kees-naw-pin-kaw, Maw-hee-sap-kaw, Aw-sheosh-kaw, ‘Hooneh-wong-0-no-kaw, Po-skaw-kaw, Simeon Laquer (halt breed) Hoong-a-chee-kaw. No. -ho ‘This may certify that we witnessed the signing of the Soregoing ireaty by the parcies thereto, this $th day of 1855. August, A. D. a PETER MONAIG, Interpreter. S. B. LOWRY, Interpreter. J.T. ROSSER, Secretary. J.C. DOW, Sec’y to Commissioners, HENRY FOSTER, G. W. HOLBROOK, M. D, No sooner was the treaty signed than the squaws began to strip the wigwams, by way of preparing for the Crow river country. The next day they put all their canoes in requisition, and stole as many more as they could find along their route, on the Mississippi, and in a week’s time the principal part of the tribe, men, women, chiliren, horses and dogs, ‘were pitching their tents in their New Jerusalem. True, they have no right to go until the tresty is ra- tified; but what dothey care for that. They most likely think if they go and take possession, that the Great Father will, as it were, be compelled to ratify it; and that if he does not ratify it, aud they are ob- Tged to return, he will make them a handsome pre- sent for all the trouble and expense he has put them to, in making a bargain and not ‘sticking to it.” This part of the country has been greatly relieved since the treaty was made, and I Lope the Great Father will sanction it, It isagreat treaty. The land we obtain by it has ‘a front on ay Mi: i pi of nearly stxty miles, and contains almost, if not quite, one million acres of prairie and timber. Before the treat; aty this tract was a sealed book to all white men, notwithstanding the beautiful soil invited the farmer, and the maguifi- cent pines the lumberman. For Pe we give Mand which has a front on ah exeopt at of about twenty- four miles—land which, except that immediately on the bank of the great river, wil not be used by white men for farming pur; in many years, and more- over that has been given to the Stockbridge tribe, and they and the Winnebagoes together will occu, y 8 tract of less than half the extent of that which ‘Winnebagoes alone occupied before. Farmera and others along the bank ot the river will no tonger soffer from tne depredations which they have besn subject to for some years past, but every man can sit under his own vine and” fig tree with none to molest him, nor any Winnebagoes to steal the pro- ducts of his labor. Governor Gorman has been up to see us Seg twice since his appointment, and each time he has done us “ @ power of good.” We talk of giving him a publio dinner the nent time he comes. ‘Yours, JAYUAWE. eee ee CREE SCENE. ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED KVEKY DAY SEE THIRD AND FIFTH PAGES. CORPORATION NOTICES. ae Sue WEPARTUENT, NO.4 HALL OF RECORDS. Publie notice is hereby riven that the following petitions vo been prosented in the Board of Aldermon:— sixth street, between Broadwa, cant lots on the south vido of ween Nos. 24 and 2) pave Por d Sixth avenue; to fvace West Four teenth atr LJ leo, the lote on both sides o! i eleo, to flag in from 218 nud Fifth avenus wher in. ni tofonce & vacant lot betwoon Thirty olenth and Por ird stroots and Ninth jand¥fouth ave between Thitty-sixtn Bireet, botwron No, 218 aud Fifth ave of Jota betwoen Ni Sarge “i Wh street, hob woen Al) porsons interested j to presen: writing, to the fee omce, op or before the 224 day of Ootober, | _ Oot. 14, 1883, JAMES FUREY, Street Comminnioner, ‘otice.— peutic notice is horeby i olution hasbeen adopted by{the Commo: That the owners of the water fronts botween Twenty-first and Twenty-third streots, om the East river, be, te the same, or % sete th a ‘{ORPORATION NOTICE.—PUBLIC NOTICE IS HERE \J by elven to the owner of owners, oceupant or eacupants | Tan houses and lots, uaproved or unimproved Jando affect | @ Shoreby, that the Tollowing sssesamenta, hav Nleted by tho Assessors, and ‘are lodged im 0 rea of Ageeesnonts for examination by sonetod, via —For build newar in Pifte ‘irst and Secon venues, The ith a sh napessuent inchole all Gee sevees houses and lots of fsand, Yaowus lots, piccos and parools af land, situated on cok sides of Fittconth atrost, 312 feet ones from Second avo- 9%, boub aides of Livingston place, 76 Coot north from Fif- craith euvect, All pornos whooe intorasts are aifooted Ly the sove named asegssutonts, and who ure opposed to ti hor of them, crested to progent their ob ations! in reining, to thy nidlersianied a8 weds, withia thirty day rr Williaa GA Sa ATES 3 DODGE, ¢ Assessors. CHARLES MoNIELL, "led Bureac of Ansoosments, Sti De a di ne ot this notice. nd lot hereby, "hat the followiny ssnesumonte sy the assessors, and wre lodged in the oil essmonts for oxamination by sll persons intorosted, ® sewer in Thirty-fourth street, between ae Avenues. The limits embraced by such vanonment include all the several houses and lote of ground agent lots, pieces and parcels of land, situated om both ides of Vhirty-fourth street, between Kighth and Ninth venuoe. All persons whose interests are affected by the ‘ovo aimed agscsements, and who are opposed to the ame, folther ot them, are requeated to prosont ge objections az vriting to the wndersigned, at ‘thee office, fall of Taoords, within thirty devs Worn use date of this motions WILLIAM GAGE, CHARLES J. DODGE, § Assessors. CHARLES MoNIELL, Bee Buroau of Assesoments, Street Department, October ORPORATION NOTICE.—PUBLIC NOTICE IS ‘by given, to the owner or owners, occupant or ovew {ll houses'and lote, improved or unimproved lands, chat th ave booty Ooimp office of the Bure Le porty ninth sevct: Hom Tenth to. Twelfth on poth sides of Eleventh avenue, one hundred Sur Ave inches North and South of Forty-ninth street. All ea whose interests are affected by the above namod as: = nd who are opposed te the same, or either ‘st ‘roquostod to present their objections, in writin fe padernied, st thelr office, No, 4 Hall of Records, wit snlrty da m the date o1 ne’ “ae WILLIAM GAGE, CHARHES J. DODGE, § Assousors. CHARLES MoNIELL, agfiem Broan of Amesmments, Street Department, Oot. 7 ‘by given, to the owner or owners, ocoupant oF oscupante t aa rcta NOTICE.—PUBLIC NOTICE 15 HERE a ‘houses and lots, improved or unimproved land: 4a by, sy Mena’ doliewing aresmssnente, have, been os Khe aoveseors, and are lodged in the oiloe of the ‘of Assessments, for examination by all persons inter- vis.:—For building » sowur in Dover street, from the = ver to near Franklin square. imite embraced 3y ouch sevegsmenta include all th vacant lote, pivost and parcels of “Ades of Dover siccet, between Franklin wi i ou iver; west jouth street, 162 feet morth, and ef Do aren both sides of Pront street, 125 feet saath and 4 fo0t north, ftom Dover strect; east side of Water ‘eyat, 182 foot north hd 21 foot 11 inghes south, trom Dover Aeoat} west side of Water street, 37 feet north and 27 feos nth, flow Dever strects Hast side of Chere abroet, 49 fect seyeh fre Dover street; East side of Franklin square, 27 ‘eet 10 inches south from Dover ons whoee in- aasie are agveted by the alove named, aaseesiaout, and rpobod to the same, or sithor of thom, are requested in writing, to the undersigned, of Records, within thirty days * Sheir objection: agen eit tom the dete of this *wicitaM Gasiies $ DDG, Aasossors. CHARLES MoNIELL, oie of Asscosments. Strast Danartment, Ooto- (JORFoKATION NOTICE.—PUBLIC ROTICR ‘18 HERB. by givon te the owner or owners, ovoupant oF coe! of all Soe ant lots, improved or unimproved li ateoved thereby, that the following assmamente have been completed by the aasessors, and ar din the Burean of Assessments, by all persons interoste a For ally 2 sewer in Che} from No. 36 to ie a fhe» limits embraced by such assess: wre incinds all the houses and lots of ac sons nd land, situated on uate and Dover stre ticoek oan squat ‘oar! a peach “ohcest, from Fran quae t0 Nord 1. Ail persone whowe intereste are affected by the aed aascarments, and who are opposed to th Ni ‘the rot writing, to othe undotigned, a St thelr otce No. & Hail of cords, within thirty days from the date of this motios. CHARLES J. -pobar, Ansossors. CHARLES MeNIELL, Qfier Borvan ot Assessments, Stceet Depariment, Oot 7, ‘to Nos. 5 rat A Che betweer ORPORATION NOTICE.—PUBLIC NOTICE IS HERE given to the ownor or owners, ocoupant or oveupants, all houses and lover improved or ‘niraproved lands, « fected waereoy, that the following aesegementa the mesesso oosonmments Linc lorigar Forty-third street, Eighth ‘and N syenues. The limits ombraced by such assesoment include all? «several houses and lots of ground, vacant lots, pieces an? parcels of land, situated on nr both sides of Forty-shird stre 6, bet of WILLIAM GAGE, CHARLES J. DODGER, § Ansossors. CHARLES MeNEL f Assessments, Street Department, Oct. XORPORATION NOTICE—IN CONFORMITY WITH Cirtsuution cf the Common Council of the city of New approved by the Mayor, August 28, 1888, notice is hore: roposals will be reosivedsfrom responsible Ao sonkent for the. removal of aight soll, Roms the Piers oF places used by the scavengers of the dumping places, to or beyond the mid channel of thi or the Hudson rivers. The term of such contract to be and gontinue for throe ysars, and the removal to be the moans of tight’ osvered boats or bai structed as to allow the reception of the night soil oot, or inclined plane, and im such ma: par! soveral 3 of re the Lesieh soil, oe set Lt to be at 6 Foguite in tl from the lst day of from 1@ o’cloek im he morning during the remain- mologed in. « sealed tor, at his office, and 1s for removing night on ach proposals 0 terms the number a piers, aveniny May t the last da; the evening till 7 0°0 fee fs lore {the year. Preposals must be ma irectod te the City Ing; andorsed on the ontaide, hig ely we from the city of New York,’ and mates must 6! also the place waplated or proposed te remove tho night amownt or sum, payable monthly, for ame will be performed by the part, ies proposal; the service to bo undor 4 rim f the City inspector. The amount of security re ire the faithful performance Ke sum of five thousand dollars, to be given by two hous holders or frocholders in the city of New York, and to be ac. ceptable to the sorporation as good nnd aufieient, A strict ed yo with the provisions of “Title I1I., of Contract applies and Work done oe the Corporation, of the omended Ordinancos,” passed y Si, 1449, and also as taonded October 25, 1219, will be obsarved ‘and required. Gi jor the abeve work ra bo ere epector, Now Cit; Par! October, I2o'eloek a n Mil Tuesday, the teveeeh ay of . 4 tho same will be publicly opened folsming say, Wednesday, Oot P.M. Bhould the LJ is ready, he or they chall be conmderod eee aM, is hereby reserved to re- proposals, for the per. wok, when deemed advantageoes to MAS K. DOWNING, City Inspector. Otty Lasporter's li '* Department New York, Sept. 29, 1853. (HoRrBATION NOTICE ahr onnls will be ré rod office, ela) 5 of Records, until the 15th of Octo! ovalo wae of the pu M., for rupplying ome hundred cords of Ne buildings and offices other than the Almshouse department. The best q Virginia pine wood will be required, and apt q a _vouchors for the delivery an: iho eceperatien —PROPOSALS FOR WOOD.— at the Comptroller's 1858, ine 001 the first day of No wnch of Glee sta dings ae fifty a ere , Public officas, Mion bonses, public o scribed int quired for ft th And fire dopartment buildings for one the contrast, under the same rom ations subsequent to the frst of Novomber. Vasment will be made on the delivery of |. Seourity will be raquired to double the amonnt mtract price of the wood, and bends to be furnished 0 days after the ncoeptanve of the bidi h pro te be ancloaed, sealed up, aud directed “Broneeale ‘us sealed and directed, aro m your from the date of ditions will jregunoe of the Mayor and such of the bidders as may dosire tonttend. Proposals must by mado in conformity to the orovisions of title TIT of “Contracts for supplies and work tor the Corporation,” and the o G ‘opies of these or ad at Ne. 6 Holl of Rooords. ‘The tr) the right of rejecting any or ail of the prepesicions if tu" hic reservar udqment the imteroste of the city roquire hima to do ay A. ©. FLAGG, © u Comptrotier's Otles, Now York, Oot. 4 artppacial 4, 13a ITRELT DE -ARKTMENT, NO. @ HALL UF Public he } ge have be he v cur feat of north sidewalk’ of Pilty-taied Toot, fone Tifed’ avenue te Ease rivery, where net aow doner te fem vacant lote between Thirteen toonth sorcote; to regulate and grade Right; boon enue anc Bast river; to rogu utter, aud fing four foet of wale of from Fink avenue te a Bast river. Sona refi fic of Twenty sooone sttoct, ormer of Sixth avon a gettor in Eighteenth stee ver, Also, th lay ath al fi te regulate, pa from Te ut a Tosslution in the B To Ia ing, Proveut ti ting to the wadorvigned, bt his ofico, on oF before She 17th y are meta required to extend the bulkhead to be al roet, along tho anid it bulkhead ho ty-second ae jssioner; and that tl 4 Bereby. directed te he usual legal notiogs to the owners be en the same into of effect. a by the Board of Assistants, Sept. 15,1858. Adopt eee cad ot Alneoaen dent S63. A ak ca et tober inst. JAMES FUREY, Street Commissioner. Srna, DEPARTMEN T,NO.4 Hall OF RECORD3.— Sealed proposals, will bo received at thi until Mi 7, Ontober 2 at 1234 o’olock, P. to reg te and pave ‘sacond street, betworn Fifth and Sixck mronues, Spec ions to perinane ad on. saith Fite, to Side Contract Clork of a Fert: by t+ ewith! ety Passengers are The steamship PA’ sail Nov. 12th. mer of | th day of Oe & sewer with ‘he of, 1853, at 12 e’clook M., tt neeossary receivin; streot, from the sewer 8M foot. building of the shoreto, ean b QBQTOX A tractors.— JUEDUCT D the bids will Tamming of » tronch, for Forty-nivth stroet, from thi in Forty-ninth trouch {8 to be eloped, excavated with pana of earth only to the re-filling to laid, and their within five da done under the directio1 mont eceseary receiv $e gov the cower in Charlton stre Now York, Octobor 8, 1868. (#0708, AQuEDucE 1 DEVA opoesl Pr Biicaboth street,” will be recaived at the o Croto! Aqueduct Department, antil Wednesday, the 10th day of ‘Oe in Bl tweon' Blovcker and Moust. ‘The plan of tho a New York, Ootober 7, 7, 1853. fealed propos: Tronch in Forty-ninth street,” will ve received at this of\ve, opti at October 22, st 12 o’elock M. ye opened, for the excavation, back filling and 5 feot wei re feet in depth, fea fect im width at top, and two fect in width at, bottom, the sides te. be regularly joint holes to be be dug ight foot six inches fro to be rnmmed in Ii trench to be kept freo trom wi Joints calked. ma a from the dato of the award of tho contract, wtil 120 o'clock, reg ee ins and eulverte, in tos omperit Mo berths secured THEO. R DEPOREST. From New York. tin font A.W. opavEg Aguedt eet Chiof Engineer, gai RTMENT.—TO CONTRAG- mndorser eal for sewer im 09 of thi for the building of @ sewer, with mails aa DEPARTMENT, — 70 GON. endorsed “Proposal for jo day will be taben ae, Brow apply to at which hour 8 line of six-inch water pipe, in e main in Third avenue to « point as cea os EDW. peta be their accomodations for ‘Sasseuuses are unequalled ao Lest New York to Liverpool:—In frst clase SH JOuN MONKOE 4 00. Wi OR BOUTHAMPTON AND BAV! ae on pRAASEARY, October ST FUNITED, STATES sary, ps Perit Saenceee at 12 0 Oct. 29, Mes frou her bart her Waequalled secomodations BD COLLINS & CO. 56 Wallst, on board at 1¥.C will succeed ‘the 4 ‘aT (TIC, and insure strength amd epecd, Cure AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT, — 70,008: wer tu Washington atroct mine: sired Bikeisttoe st | Pa ion, en in Shs Groton sp fuuedues, Deparsment, envil Wedneeday, t Rhek'acbon aot er, for the bulldiag of | Glaganse nnd comfort. cond eabin, $70; exclusive use of extra PROPOSED DATES FOR Satine, From Liverpeol. 358 Weanouday, Ook 1853 Wednos: basing and culverts, im izebeth Viste r oer Kylie GEORGE Dien, Havre, or ‘specifications for the ships will not be accountable tor gold, a all ies iuformation relating | silver “i Figg + precious Lange | or metals, en applieation to the Water Pur- alors. bi jened the value RE.—THE UNITED er HUMBOLDT, D. Linas, commander, touching at eae .tayland te vayor, at this 0 Risreot therebe vexprested. Acting Pearideahs | Croton Aqueduet | A.W. CRAVEN, Board. Bietos wail sveam Chiof Engineor. Will leas for aves, be ald be sent on at efore sailing ais pag jew. No froight ‘Thy vont SRIVINGSTON, Femi s Third avenue. The The Glasgow and saeamer GLASGOW, Craig, commaudor, Saturday, Nevember on stat im, $50 oon! fh ro-filled level'of the prosent surface, ere of nine in: r until after thi pipes pes ‘The work to be eed snoved, and the tren. t! TEAM BETWEEN NEW YORK AND GLASG "Shinde ow.— New reak Steamship Company's now erse power,) Robers 5 0 12 ward’s fees i J. Mor ‘YMON, wi neccdoan?” Bowes a RS OPEN AT 7; CUBTAIN Monday oral Steer 1h prorat Fonte Melaotte. oes Mrs, M. inn Mr. Lam! eo éz. “Hamilis | Wi Mrs. Monell sania Et Mone ‘Mune. Desshapelles, .... Broadly ‘a ites, <d Zemid. Mr. Derr | Agatha, URTON’S THEATRE, Guamaans STREET.—DOORS oye or 4; to commence at 7 o'clock, ‘Mon October 17, will be performed THE TWO FRIEN. Ambros: Mr. Barrett | Elinor. ond Valentine tp sghuston, Rose. urton Jean Jacques Fi " ie Toomey on = ie Antoine Hi) Hyp lite de Friese, .Mr.Placide Lady Vol Volatil, .. ‘Mr. Jordan | Rose... A sors ih -Mr. Holman | Sally Trot. ‘Mr. Job: Mme. St, Julia: Mr. Ri Coralic........ Miss Walters Annette, “Miss Florence THEATRE, CHATHAM STREET.—DOORS curtain rises at] ening, October 17, wit be eeformed oN LE TOMS CABIN. Mr. J. J.B. Mr. 4. W OOD’S MINSTRELS AND STHIOPIAN DELINBA- tors, 444 Broadway, above Howard street. WES BVERY) BYEEING, ‘thiis" gVENiNGS M4 PrePriowr. * Veoal and Instrumental Music, open at Re Ae Beare bap ar moran ete BALL, 680 aight, by the vslebrated Buckley's New Orisens Serseudee, Dlishod and poker ial tod soinpa Shen bre the aretve faite inte ontertainment tai ose Sn jeut) by B Buea 's Sere nor of announcing that the ‘Converts rt ite Geant tees fashion- Concert commences si ners. x UGS Prop Musical Director. ap and the time allowed for Yhe completion of the samo is LIVERPOOL twenty days. A forfeiture of five dollars per day will be ox- ship Company inton acted in case the time stipulated is exosoded. ‘The work to be and to the satisfaction, of the t will be mado on the next regular Gity of Glasgow. . Gity of Manchester City of Glasgow. rie PHiLaDELPBIA STEAM, 4 sailing Cae favorite steamships ‘Woarfbeday, Sept. 14. ity of Manch Wednesday, Ot. I Blemica te ae 7 Saloon Gecoatiig to state rooms) ork cero A linited number nee pascengers wil be taken, 3 i tacritina | and found with conactany. oak ons, for ST} yoten eames Pines cits ciaenaaeies 1 pth inp VEN, dust Board. — | sigentes of Daraage, and. dratte Fame of fl'eterling and upwards, “Wandbils ean bgliad at She office of "AR nina (oRroRamion NOTIC by given to the owner thoreby, Lie ne by the Assessors, and are lo Assossmonts, for examinati« For flagging ‘Thirt; days from the dat AKL ons Bureau of Assecerasate, Street Departinent, Octobor impreved of unimproved | firet strevt, between Kixhth and Ninth F.—PUBLIC NOTICE IS HBR. oF owners, Occupant or oeen] asments hi odged in the of m'by all parsons intorested, via.:— ST. DENIS, rr avenues. The limits emt: by such assessment, include tone burthen, all the several houses and lots of ground, ¥: edit Folistabocs mi , and parcels of land, situated on both $1. NICOLAS, aster, street, between Eighth and Ninth avenw 1 Was pee interests are affected Ly the above named assessmonts, in hear ce ior Neo and who are opp a. $4 the same jor cither them, aro aa eRCERY, juested to present their objections, in writ! p whe digocd, their office, No. 4 1 of Recor 10 ton Ce: oad! AGE, Fe DODGE sseusors, Nights Ship WILLIAM ) 1,200 tor ear TO HAVRE—SiUOND LIN: lewinj aioe will Legs er, LL rit 100, wit! non sont to the subscribers will be forwarded fires from lavre om the 16th, ‘iad New You From Now York. = Frem Mavre, Jai Fob. 16, riiqnors., Goode aay NoREN: 4 a CKEN, Agents, 164 Pont! street, all requ! cos eM fencers, and of passage Core NOTICE.—PUBLIC Benom Is eat ad ¥ ~ hy givea to the owner, or owners, occupant or oecupal charges but those actuall: ofall heuses and lots, improved or uni uproved lands, oe BOYD & od thereby, that the following assosements have beer eom- | — leted by the Asses vrs, and ar B reau of Assanaments, for examination by ‘or fingging ti the southerly side of Forty. ef Sixth avenu a0 tion Hall of Records, within th tice. vin Fer beiding s sower aud Loxington avenues. fossmont include all the Forty first stroct, from and tho west corners of T All persons whose interest Assessments, ant whe are thom, are requested to pri the undersignec at thei § RPORATION ROFICE. PUBLIC NOTICE IS HERE. itions ef Aldermen for the construction of sewers in the following named streets, to wit :—In Rivington strest, from the Bowery to the termination of the seyer proposed’ to be built from oy given, that Sheriff to Clinton streot; sewer in Delancy | strost to 8 also i Broome atree also i Ker te street, from tas from Blveck ove, and hi ber 18, 1 DE FO. A. W. CRAVEN Croton Aq ‘treet and Sixth avenue, All persons w WILLIAM GA 3K, MARL 3 J. Me Office Bureau Chsieeate Street cared ei Oct. 15, agp reget NOTICE.—PUBLIC NOTICE IS HERB- i ts, for examination by Yeeant lots, pieces and parcels of Jand situated on hoth sides rund street, westerly from Greene eet. ing objections ihectto, are in writing,tto the Contract C! dnot Department, Oct. 10, 1988, lodged in the office of the all persons intor- NITED Staves he sonthwest ‘The liits embr Steamship Company, abi 1 eRtZy) mail “well on Thereday, Oo foot of W: first sti ats, aud who are opposed to she ¢ requested to present their objec in writing, toftlo undersigned, at their office, No. 4 irty days from the date ef this mo- obGE, Assessors, | Zune ¢! Btoerage, fee hi aw ant te pant or occupy WEY, «1 ‘Oregon, via Aspinwall and amship compan arren streot, the { mers oan ROW Ld found bed and Beard, the Iothmus, at the expeni oma baer Hnnde ta past. by rallce Grosting the Isthus sre aucheas cinact be found on any giver road te Galifornis, For passago te. &. WHIT- MAIL LINE FOR CALIFORNIA.— Reduction in prices of eee .— United Statvs Mail connecting with tho Pacitle Mail Stoam- jug, the reas United, States mail aT a sailing steamer Grodan to connect at reer with the Paeifie jauy's steamer IKLD SCOTT, Through Tiokote & to California by 9 purchased at the follow for vee to des} tober 2 - ‘of ‘the passen- id the facilities for ‘West street. cerner of Warren. OR CALIFORN. jodwed in the all ps in Forty fest streot, betw ‘The limits embraced by sue everal houses and lots of ground, urea Lexington avenue to Thitd.nvouue, Line.—Tho now and stent David C. Mitchell, commander, ao sail from the forth Moore stroot, North river, 20, for pinwall. erior to aay in tl ied sresinal IA.—INDEPENDENT OPFOSTION londid steamship AMERICA, a e SFM, on a miarsday, id fore ‘This at te ‘upper deck, and will fapestts ird avenue and Forty-first stroes. ‘der, Een pent oer sure aifected by the shove named ary of the America’s pi for pe eihiney oF either of | Sam Prancisao direst ent stopping at 80 ec: ent their ob,joc mediate ports on ty Pate 0 PBacle set Sam’ of Reoords, witht or honors ‘sve Deon preneated in the board als in Ludlow street, from the | mammoth mono) Amity th avenue; REST} Croton Aqueduct Board, Thorns completed by the Assess the Ruresa of Assoasmenti Interested, vir:—For pavl eighth street to west from feet ene cs of Thirty-secons 8 econd avenue; om both eant and (Wd feet wi ‘Thirty-fourth street, cond avenu and 9G foot west from $ fei ith street, 225 fewt ens both sides of T' pos are requer undersi, Wi cil CH affected ahs that tho following Forty-seoond stro ent includ d 206 feet weet from Second ay t from n both sides of Thirty fifth street, 25 fect enst sent their o! ir office, No. thirty days evan Uae dato of'thes helen, Mal ee of Assessmonts, Street Department, Oote- sexameuts have he s, and are lodged iu the offve of or fay examainaticn ey Atl eesone | aren ve § fom steamship, SAN IL the the above port via day, Nevember 15, Bitna 83 South ot USTRALIA PIO) pert built clipper e has two-thirds ate a of laud, fituated no ‘to Forty- rath tr feat, east and 910 west from hirty-third strest, 335 feat 4 Avenue; on both aides of et cust and WK fost west from Se c aventiv; on both sid: Thirty- M fet we cond ave " now dischargi wih aides of Thictye | #98 Sidney direct. toand 3 class passenger: can foat wes birty-ninth 6 age apply to R. W. c OR BERMUDA tod by the abo: poe jod to the or either of 0 in writing to the 4 Hall of Records, withia NNAH ho ni LLIAM GAGE, ARLES J. DODGE, § Assossors. ARLES MeNIELL, ono Phd ota gs Sr $51; Fiat i ties b tie! kets wat "be visnned at five nach c y's lowest prices in ist oimt 15734 feat nortiurly trem | giew steamers. ir street, from or ee Mott | order, and the mule hiro bs “from ter point ry aams Star of 18th instant. For Evignt oF Fi sPhetoes to EW YORK “AND CALIFORNIA ‘STRAMSHIP LIN] , October 20, cow Fo: rf apply only to UBARLES MORGAN, Agent, No, 5 Rio de y the oteamer MERLIN oan dip will sail for the above islandsson Monday, Novembor 7. Paveage money to Bermuda, apply te E. . Schenck, will fee pier No. 4 mee River mon me ‘adantle route by beating all furnish- ora in the = low elo are the ordor of the di cont less than Comees ay Acceeso Spewpaled D adv SIERRA NEVA Certs sven NOTICE. —PBBLIC NOTICE IS | iene transit, route, hevg bat twelve milas of land hereby given to the owner, or owncrs, oconpant or oce' ortatio ere are UREUEpaRsed in their ver pants of al ‘and lots, improved or ‘waimproved land and nccommod ¢ information or FRANCISCO, will be. dispai eiro and Valpar: ‘Mail StoamsLip Company, BER LINE—THE A. L NEWBURY, ship EDWARD, ii ef her cargo on’ boi forw ca their USTRALLA PIONEER LINE—THE SHIP CARTHAGE, reo at Brooklyn, will hav eigat landed om the wi be accommodated. For freight « pa AMBRON, 116 Watt street AND 8ST. THOMAS—ROYAL MAIL M Croman, commander. This st $30; to St. Thorans, $7). Fer c UNAKD, No.4 Rowling Gi Green. AND FLORIDA. NITED STATES ew ean splendid steamship ALABAMA, leave Wednesday, Oct. 1%, pelt to UEL L. ‘CHILL, 13 Broadway ptain Thos, Lyon, ‘leaves om Saturda! kots from Now York to Jackson’ (OK JACKSUNVILLE AND PILATKA, FLORUDA, vie Darien, Gronewiek and St. Marys, sarrying the Uuit- ie ted Stntes mail.—Tho steamers ST. J git: dcr James san we rena Fresborn, WELAKA, Capt. N. King STON, lepartmont until Weinert Gaye. Thce E. Shaw, leave Savannah vey ‘aye Thare: ie Swi day sud Saturday morning, at 10 I, ¢ sbove points, with the New York and Sa “cept lock aout rarand’ taking’ tbe, tadand rouse, ni cone See aren sad spect a Monts to invalids and othors visiting’ the Soni Trowel Mierota, ons be obtained em application to the Water Pu pave toning all Fe ara Se ‘Woyor, at this office. ry THEO. , DEFORRST, |) * z 2 Ls MITOHILE, 18 Brondway, Acting Fresident,} Croton Aqueduct OR CHARLESTON AND FLORIDA—SEMIWREKLY A. W, CRAVEN, Woacd United States Mril Line.—The new and dewble engi Oot. 16, 1858." Chio Engincer. ner UNION, R, Adame, Commander wi leave pier Ne, Nerth river, on odnesday, O atd o’oloe! Ores. aay epuctD ae pe 70, CONTRACT. reelsely, Fer Freigit, apoly) on ‘boss, where all its ot ) end LL be # nd fr passage at the office of SPO: a a cout We eet oi Ue Craton FORD VTILERTON 00. Drostwag., Theoweh tlokots merereeas one Livre? omacieer to Florida as followe:—To onville, $i; to Pilatks, $33, basin and culvort at th DE FOREST, Ato Acting President, (Croton Aqueduot | Per frcight or pasare red Board. be The » € leeton. Tiet Bigineor, ail Fe New Tork, Oot.10, 1H68. duct Departs hor, 1883, ut fainod on application te the Weter at this oft order; THEO. H. DE FOREST, Acting President, 2 Croton Aqua- | #ix feet water whon londe A. W. CRAVEN, Chief Rugiveor. $ dnot Board, | strett, North rivor. New York. Oot, 1d, 186% ay 5 Publie notice is hereby ebeen presented in the and Thirt; Sealed proposals will be 1853, day, October 2h, ay ig o'clock PM. nang orn pe curb and gutter, and flag four foot of sidewalk 'D streot, from Sixth to Seventh avenue. 3 Kei oi application to the vie tah ment sf | De sortbere, Now York, Oot, 16, iverpeol Tonton paeket plication to the W EDUCT DEPARTMEN' WERT DEPARIMENT, NO. 4 HALL OF enacts bounded by Fifth and Sixth avenues and Thirty-cighth ad ber, __ JAMES FUREY, Streot Commissioner, Shay DEPARTMENT, NO. 4 HALL OF RECORD: northwest co} OR CHARLESTON—NEW YORK AND SOUTHERN Steamship Compans’s eukly lino, ‘The double amaine nehip WILLIAM Cl, amander, il wag ir hea ug therote, | feceive freight at her berth. pier 12 on Tuend apply to ti Meese, 7. | pyror Uni Captain or endorsed avendy, To longth about 20 ne for the building of reto, ean h OR SALE—THE atront) North river NORFOLK, PETERSDE ad Wall Line erNe atonmship ROA vuiae Set witable for the lumber or brick sRe AND RICRMOND..- avon evory Tucsday, sud the J. N, och ea every Saturday, frou pior 18 North ba P. The soo F Feajen notations for passengers meer on board, and for pasange IN GOOD SUROONER FARMER, She lice at the f Call on B. RUCKMAN, foot of Vesey RDS. potitions To Tenge ¥o- 1OOPER HOU / opened for the ace Cotobe ivan wat the follow! onrd of Aldermen ninth Fertioth stroate, also streets and Sixth avesao and alo in SS ow of w: eee ned has tel | he norther! fhe sume on the 10th 0 received at this oflce until ir VERETT HOUSE, ply at the ho! LAPP: I from, S1,and cpmarde, vayatle at sight, Je ‘ue 8 Swallow Tall 1 BROADWA odation of guosts, Ad ‘NO. om , ON Ased this now an y side of Cnlon November next. WARE.—THR UN. spacious hotel, le gance of "EY. Persons desirous of maka tal daily from 10 to Lt f the Hamilton Hi AGENCY. RAFTS ON IRELAND AND ENGLAND, LN SOME rege apply only c orte, on ting wich the mew and favorite 000 taxs burthen, over the Bowing OR SAN FRANCISCO.—THE NEW DOUBLE teh ut cae | RANCONI’S HIPPODROME.—IN ADDINON TO ALL the other feat attractions of the Hippodrome this week, are the following:— Leaving 4 Tweive Fret Dion Fiucep with WATER, By ladies mounted on their high bred coursers, MIARING'S HORSKE AS THE SAVOYARDS; ince plays an organ, while Don Juan Dances anv W, To Tux Music, ‘Two entertainments given daily—afternoon and evening. Boxes, 9 cents; pit, 25 cents; dress cire Col boxes, 2 cent, aRNUM'S “MUSEUM.—THOSE INCOMPARABLE Gr boautiful, as well as the oe Boarded form: DOM es. moral os, alive and ay, are au to be seen for nothing, ani flerncen, at 3, tho QUEEN'S OW Tie ECONOMY, evening, at 7 4, cralook, tio comic drama of the OLD FOLKS’ AT Aldmission ta thing, 25 cents: (dren under ten, 12% cents; Parque Paloeny 1236 conte extra, ULLIEN’S CONCERTS, METROPOLITAN IATL. GRAND MENDE In consequence of numerous p. admittano on Thursday } NIGHT. ties thee unable te rns and vontinued inquiries being mado for tickets, the public are reapoc trullviafurbed aacthe SOHN NIGHT will be repeated on TUESDAY NEXT, OCTOBER 18. Tickets to be had at the usual places, and at the door ef the Hall in th A POLLO ROOMS, 410 BROADWAY.—SUNDAY, OCT. 16, Fourth grand Sac ED (a 5 NEW YORK” AENGERBUND. ‘HE Serail”” AES 2, Serenade—Dy tie ‘Teutonia-Minennerchor. | Loader, tere Weber. 3. Solo—Flute Variati pence Executed by the celebrated Fiutist, Mrs. 4. Tyrolean Song—Hy the Teutonis, Macnmerchor--.-Lachner ewter, Herr Weber. 5, Finale, from the Opera, The Hugucuots"’,., ,,.Meyerbeer PART I, 6, Overture— Massanie}to" Auber S brechor Speier joe's CONCERTS ¥ a’ 7 METROPOLITAN HALL. LAST NIGHT BUT FOUR IN NEW YORK, Prior to M. Jullion’s departure for Boston, te eoimiménce his Concerts, on Monday, October 24. Monpay Evemxo. Ooromen 17. BENEFIT OF MADEMOISELLE ANNA ZERR. PART 1. Overture —"‘ Anacreon,”’ (last tim Quadrille—“ ‘The Nepauleso”. . Founded on East Indian melodi Bymphony—The first movement from dhe symphom ‘A Minor, (generally known as the Soot air—with Crane ¥; lo % Now Valse—" Wild Flowers?” Cheat tna ‘Composed by command of the Q land, and porformed at the Court Bal Buckingham Palace. Belo—Flageoies, Gis first tsppenrance). sesee cee vee Moyseder Co Director and Flagooles Solo of the Court Balls of Napoleon [-, in 1812 this being his ‘ont prior to bis Fetirame ‘on Goss as the only recognised artistie perforser on tho flag Quadrille National, ‘thin PART II, Grand Operatic Sclootion and Fantasia ‘New—first tim From M. Julfion’s Opera of “Pietro il Grande,” embracing all the priacipal pieces in the fourth and fifth acts, which obtained the preatest success at the Royal Italian Opera ‘n London. Ballad—" Heed not the Idle » Talon,” (Hirst time), «+. eventh time), , “ are ) Jullien Jullien Baker Wie Sele—Clarionet, Air, with ‘rilliane ‘Variations, , seeeeWuillg Yuille, last appearance but o ity did” for these Concerta.) Hole—Conlye Basso, the Gosateal ef Vaaiee™ Signor Bottesiui, Golepa sree Exhibition”. Paganini mmetand Fifty Cents One Solar CORNER OF THIRTY- ninth streot and Sixth’ avenue.—Moore, Thompson & Mann, pre prietors, NOVEL ATTRACTION, earance of Madame Louise Tournaire in her won-, daring CT ON FIVE HORSES, i Ag et ‘and exciting performance that ever graced First ap) derful an cen every Performai rts ef the hou ROOKLYN i SEUM. noon oe B sreniae sat Sand 734 P.M. 25 conte. _ Admission nto all MAKSPEARE ASSOCIATION, ing night, Monday evening, Oo- Ds ‘Hunter OWELL'S GREAT NATIONAL PAINTING FOR ha xevernment, “ De Soto Diseovoring the Mississippi,” be now being exhibited at the National aes! of Di rs) sae eoNn Admission, 26 cents, Doors = tae tile P SHERIDAN “co BYN, pie Byars GEORA! Cet Nt St aANBTRA ae ildre Bocy ov at Wednesday and foteliay's afternoonr, ‘at 3 ice 100. 000 GIFTS TOK THE PEOPLE.—PERDAW’S Gurr Esemeene orTus SEVEN MILE MIRROR oF List LAKES, NIAGARAT acne, aC., at BROADWAY, Every afternoon and eveniny CHINESE “ASSEMBLY ROOMS, from oR he “at 'TOM’S CABIN AT THE NATIONAL THEATRE. the atoes attraction [ oe eae coe S —This wonderful drama will be performed on Thurs day and Saturday afterno f this week, for the accommo: dation of families, schools aud residents of adjacent towns, mening at 2 clock. NE NUTCHINSON FAMILY—AFTER AN ABSENCE of two yours, will give s sorics of Concerts in Broadway ‘Inhernacle, comniencing om Friday evening, October 21, | Pang IN MUSEUM, 175 CHATHAM STR SRT ‘ | Lei 6ko Proprivtor.—Tho above establishment is o very | afvorno at Jo’cluek, and in the evening at 7h, for tbr merges of “Classi and crigiaal representations of Living hratary,”” by MMe Castines’s Troupe of Mook Artinte to | gother with a variety of beautifal performanc ) fee bills of snob te; ata i, with: , 2B vente; galicey, 12g eente BROAD WAY.— M1CAL MUSEUM, NO. 300 i: ongors visiting the iy should call and oxaiine the | many thousand specimen e human body contained in this wondorful estal im t, which show the u:nereus div gasee to which it ie from 7 o’elock 4. 4. tilt oo for, 25 conta, UK, OP POS TR walti, the moat from Paria ad EMPLE or GRACE the Cryetel Palace. Mis! aps ‘svery bout sla Eeedoland Spa CHARLESTON, 8. —THR ABOVE the foasen on October 1. The ts flared ot ots Tene due notion in the vom eee nee HEATRE, ‘Theatre’ will open for Tadion age New vere may be big ae EL ‘october if. TREE & MARSHALL Sue ; te commence a 7%, oelook. ow Wiame Barney Williams ¥ Wi eme Y. "cic | iach dit. Howard Sophie Fisk Pasty Reve, Fil TRisH fiom, . Law FoR’ Ladies, Sophia Heartwell......, Mire, Bare Graspall, Whiting | Hinton . LO’S GARDEN.—MONDAY, OCTOBER wis N ‘be perfo: with new mega pra intamente, Hy Seats Bon, No. ‘289 Garden from 9 * med Vers mrs a vt Let] ‘ORCHESTRA, jalf, s See nea pega roadway, 0 ori’ Spy al Parks sudan Ninos ™ Te ALLACK’S THEATRE, BROA PWAY, NEAR BROOMB y Bir Leicester Dedlook bi Turveytop.. Jarndyecr Skimpol The Cou Bucket. 0 Roughead. mac O* 1 apt pis the MODEL barm reet.—Doo enin| Mr. Chippendale ‘ay, abeve Grand.—Open ov ht" far-famed Christy's Bohi alg ay pen at 634: to commence at Onebe 17, will be porionues, AK’ HOUS! Mr. Brougham | ir. Chippendale Mr. welese M m | Margery. AMERICAN OPERA HOU! ie o. .opeee ‘Treaps, Mshed com originaters of the te, whose if sven Mr. Ph!irs Mr. Dyows 7 o’oleck, 472 BROAD. ere oldest | TROPPE or THe worth tateodeoees mi nye a Be gael LAST NI AMERICAN im consequence ‘he commences his first acrics of Tickets to be had of Wali street. CONCERTS, ar ear oe UT rouR, coe QUADRILL, 9 of M. Juilte fr Mesors. King & Ven" No 2 AND Batre Agee a: ture for Boston. wi mn the 24th inet rdem, Ni IBLO’S GARDE! ‘Doors ope commence at 7! J Biook TICKETS TO A the house, 5) centa; Private Boxes, $5 98 rosario PAKEWELL BENEFIT OF ANTOINE RAVEL, itively Inet appearance but on DERFUL RAVELS, Last appearance oak one of LE YRCA MATH of the talented aad TA ae BALLET, COMIC AND SERIOUS PANTOMIME, ANTorN. x, FRanoors, JuRomn. Tuesday evening, Octvber IX, the entertainments 06 eom- @ comie pantomime & mence with thi Giselle To conchide with the new comic pantomime of MEDINA, ‘at the Garden daily, from BA. “LTALIAN OPERA NIGHT. prinaipal reeled: and musio nto a leavo TELS PANORAMA OF OP Niag. or partis of thr tien as i, chrve persons, $1 2 ry ptlve pamphlet desert . Francois Ravel M'lle Yree Mathiew demand for admission, tickets wlé Ps AR WILE bteed a Hope Chapel hildren, aR sone 25; OF fous, Sogate TGNOK BLITA THE GXkAT Ax Veutriloquist, Brofessor of Natural Magic, undred Learned Canary Birds, will spi cent Li week, Also Admitéan ininy D WONDMAF Parag BRYAN GALLERY OF CHRISTIAN AR?P, OON- 8 series of two hundred authentic pai colebratod pasters, from Guide de es A.B fovate ernet, is now spon for 6 Broadway Union park. Admission, 35 conte. ware from SEE dries a eaten on Goad ns; vascemme nny with Conveal line of a Hudeoa snd Berkshire raiirond: West; also, with ti and Montroal. The fe Nerth for Sarate trains connect with with Westen ont sat Chatham Feur tor Lebanon Springs, on and after M new ti oruer of Witte, Him and Centre aes ats can be prosnted aud aggens F Schensetady, * Uties, Buflale, nee also received at Broome street and Bor Ee pty-sinth street and Fourth avenue stations, Ses AMDEN ere ope RAIROAD TO ro North rit Twe lin 4 Waerand ambea} Tre: E P.M. river.—' lin by oars; through in four hours leave jelphia at 10 Amboy, cars te Bordent hiladsiphis. Fare $2. at2P. M. by steamboat Jeha Potter to Ambo: Pap Cama Bare Hes. RIVER RATLROAD_TRAING DAILY FROM FROM ‘bam bers ea Mate Albany and wins ening é aaa th im four he lentreal at 8 o'clock came wTeirain, 9 A. M.—Through way trains at 12 3. ane oP. M. train, 4 P. MA dation train 630 P. vor Parry Wr “For Feskan i 10 Was ore and6P.M. F it re talk sal “Chziatepne, Fourteenth. ening, "rains ny Canal street, for Alb: and Troy, stepping at all way stations tit ORNING LINE FOR Al, at Coazens’ Dook, (i Kingston, Catskill_and ina Fi rved on board. The steamer Armenia, » Wil Jeave the steamboat pier at the foot of Jay secvaty every ind arrive in’ Albany in time for the trai leaves Albany every Monday, Wetnestay we, nic Priday at Resurning BDM UND FRENOKM, Supe Thursday and Saturday at 7 0’ 7 o'clock A. M inten deat, PANY LAND! & ONLY ondary jany. Captain t, Pelee foals aloe! oe going cast es KW YORK AND PHILADELPAIA D RECT, cathe New Jersey Railrosd.— eee Se gg and lenpeet iSrough in four hours, loa 6, % and 9 A. M., “tna 1308 aiphia gt 1a) A.M a 6:39 P. + and through Fostolk, and Bee M. trains, and counsction certain with bebind time minvtes iadelphis. ‘Thro io Tis Keasington 7 and 6 '. M., from tue foot of Wal bi for Salemew | rlesten, in the Sand9 A. oh ay aad. Az che fore ated with baggage eross she FRANCIS MYDE, Agent, 182 South street, ORNAMENTAL IRON WORK, do. Wt oe ) onat ant renen a Irom fences for farms, plantations, &o., Iron toads, ia raat hen Iron farniture of avery desorip ‘8 ORNAMENTAL IRON WORK, iron railings, jufaeturor of all the fron railings ‘om the grounds and oe Crystal Palace; also, ss deme, alley ny Re, JOHN t} prwicarnsuan. Ne: 12 Bross: way: weeks. N invited W come and, and gentlemen wishing Present and future destin Misses the real object seught after, posite Prince RS. PALME: a shert time #0 many lad sottic amougst them; has resolved to to know the reality of NO—S2, 0 highest each pice will be wera ivon, for large or small lots of ,vod let jesoription. Address, through pot sams Bo, 11 Orange street ar vefore her departure r the 8 and gentle from tl 'y, Will not call in vain, Call at 229 atreet, ASTROLOGIST, WILL “REMAIN BUT South, being ke South te ‘heir pare As she never Bowery, op- TRAP Pe served im any U, 8. vous: S46 do TASS, 0 EXTRA PAY. Y.—ALL U. & in #1 on Promptly obtain *hoir double n. NAVY. SAILO! Pacitie at any of fates Paveee 1.8 Wem Rae wince rt hilo ware | NITED STATES NAVY Sailors’ y ire Fa * Of Sowa U D MEDICAL. R. JOUNSON, 16 DUANE STREET, MAY. OM wuavwarm wee waited on disenses. Twenty-three years in his nablo him to gnarantee speed: J. is a regular ag Dhyeiel rth, oF. ait ow ter of hay puredié jal practitioner, at his een, author of the Medical [nay he ss od ed way, ‘continues to oure Sa ae th i RALPR.—MQURS oF OFFICE CONSULTATION Dik HSaR A Se aaa NR li LARMONT, PARIS AND LONDON PRYSIOI is ced,