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MONDAY IN TUE HOUSE.
Correspondence of The Tribune
Washington, Monday, 3-jot. 3.
The proceeding* of this day wiii be hailsd with
an ii.tf reit, secorrd ouiy to those, tormina.in? ths
Territr rial ?irnggV, ose of tha resu'U of which be?
ing the designation of a day for the final adj-ura
meotof Congress. The House haviog named this
day thre? weeks after ooosi ierab'.e Ulk about it,
of course anrtthe Senate, a^ereoother talk, havwe
concurred, it become, my privilege and unfeigned
pleasure to announce tbe faot; and, in dofag so, J
shall not stop to determine whether tnts long
drawn BraeUibM btrt leave that to the
people to estimate at their-leuore.
One thing rosy be rel.ed oo,
great trss/ot the ?j^gi SSS
25 ???-S Tn'at being a
"o^ it w II be possible for it to do its own work,
ind thstortbf. very long session, I am at a 1 ?s to
foresee. S**kct of important interests ?usf ho
the/iosl result.
There was bed to-day, what may be in some re?
flects, and M far as ic went, set down as a test
vote. I allude to that by which tho II ruse refused
to suspend the rules, on motion of Mr. Botd of Ky.
and proceed to the business on the 8pkakkr'8 ta?
felt?, made with the avowed purpose of taking up
tbe Fugitive 8lavo bill?the Slavecatchcrs's let it
ever be called! Here is the vote t
YEsS-Mess's. Alhertaon, Alexander, AlsUn. Ande-soo,
Atte > verein, Kay. Bayly, Beale, Blsiell, Bokee, Bowie.
Roto' Bretk. Brown of Miss., Bart, Bailer, Caldwell. of
Ky Caldwell of N C, Csrlter, Casey, Cllrjpmao, Coub,
Daniel Debtrry, Dlmmlrk Doty. Durkee Elmuodson,
Ewiesr Puller Orntry, Gerry. Glddlngs, G'een, G-lnnell,
Hall fiamllton, Haralsoo, Harlan. Harris of Tenn., Harris
of 111 Haymono, Hlbbard. Htlllard, Hoigland, HoOaday,
Hor.?>'oD, Howard. Inge, Jickson of Ga. Johnson of Tean.
Johrson Ky , JobnsoBO? Ark . Jones, Julian Kaufinaen,
Kerr La 8ere. Lefller, Levin, LUtit field. Maun of Pa, Me
Clero'atd, McMmlen. McQueen. McWiilte, Heade Mill
son Moore, Morehead, Morton, Orr, Outlaw, Owen Par?
ker' Peailee, Phelpa. Pitman, Powell, Richardson, Rose,
Boi's Savage. Sawtelle, Beddon, Bbepperd, Sprague, Blan
)y Btantno of Tern HiMton of Ky , Stevens, Tnomas,
Thompson r.f Miss., Thompson cf Peno., Tnomrson Ky,
Tborman, Toombs, Venable, Waiden. Waldo, Watkms,
Wellborn, Wentworlh, Wlldrick, Williams, Woodward
ICS.
Mays?Allen Andrews, Bennett Blngbam, Booth, Bow
dor, Briggs Burrows. Butler of Ps.. Calvin, Campbell,
Chard!e', Clark, Corwin. Crowell. Dickey, Disney, Dlxon
Duncan Eltol, Evans, fowler, tfreedley, Glirnore, Oott,
Oli Id, Hallovay, Hampior, Henry, Howe, lackson of is.
V K rp of K L, King of N. J , John a. Kim of N. Y.,
Pieator. Klngof N. Y , Mann of Masi, Ms'.'.eson. M-K'?
so'k Morris Nelton, Ogle, Olds, Oils. Pbrejlx. Puinam,
Rend Rcyriolda' Ramsey, Jr., Hackett Schenck, Sciiermer
r-orn,' Srboolcreft. Bi:vtster. Bteison. Sweeuer, Taylor,
Tnek, Underbill, Van Dyke, Vlntou?68
I have sent this vote more for the purpose of
?bowing tbe dodging propensities of a number of
members who wore mum, than as giving a test. It
was not a test, because a portion of those who did
yoto roprooeed to Hscooerderation, did so bocauso
of its being in the way of the Appropriation bills,
and will vote against it on iti merits. You will see
on the list 1 send you many eraiuros of marked
names. Tart of these were occasioned by the dif?
ficulty of hearing this responses, as is not unusual.
But the greaterpart of them show changes Among
tbe changed votes were those of all the special
Free Boilers present, except Mr. Gibdi.ngs They
voted under a mis apprehension of the necessity of
the case, and chatted unhesitatingly the moment
they ascertained their mistake.
There was quite a struggle over a speck! appro?
priation bill, reported by Mr. Batly, from the
Ways andMeana Comniittee.directiogSlfiO deficit
money to he paid to the members of tho present Con?
gress. To this an amendment ordering fifty thou
uand(I) to pny for the books already ordered, up?
ward ol S'.'.oou more for extra stationery usod by
Members, or professed to boused. To all whi:h
was added a further amendment proposing to pay
Messrs. Hugh N. g.Yimi aud Ai.mun W.B ibbit
*}3 a dsy, each, from the beginning of tho present
8ession. These all got through tho Committee,
but when they came before the House, thare was
considerable of a straggle by Tollers, and Yeas
and Nays. It was a close vote, and the Speaker
hesitated. It was whispered around that there
was a tie. One and another finally rose, but gave
tbe Speaker no relief. Having waited in vain for
a fuller and more decisive vote, as long as he well
could, amid *>| .?,..-:,-. of " what's tho matter?'' ho
Anally announced thn vote as standing Yeas 73.
Hay* 77 ; and the bill lost by his own vote making
a tie I
Considerable surprise and feeling was exhibited,
and a motion to reconsider and to lay that motion
on the table, followed from Mr. Thompson of Mis?
sissippi. Pending which, Mr. FowLEK nuved an
adjournment, that carried with a prompt and hoavy
Whig vote. The Members had scarcely disappear?
ed from the Hall, before a miscount was discovered
by the Clerk, ahowingthe billfo have been actually
pasted by a voto of 78 to 7G?leaving out tho
Speaker's vote. So here will be crub? for n " muss"
tomorrow, no doubt, to tho watting of more or
less time at this lato hour of the Session.
Just as the House was about adjourning, the
President's Private Secretary appeared witu tho
California.Texas Boundary, New-Mexico, and Utah
bills?a moment too late to verity my prediction
of the admission of the new RcvresenUtives tj
day, which I made by telegraph this morning.
_ SIGMA.
Fwe Schools? District Taxatiou.
BmyXNA, Cheoan , Co. Mouday, Sept. 2.
T? th* Xditor of Th* Tribun* i
I advocate with you the principle of Free
Schools, but I respectfully dissent from your views
respecting District Taxation as expressed in your
remarks on tho letter written by Mr. Thompson,
and also the one written by Mr. Jonos.
Tho idea that " we weaken district responsibil?
ity and incitements to frugality by abolishing tho
district tax" may ittdoed appear[true ai first, but
when wo eossider that there is generally an abid?
ing conviction of the importance as well as the ne?
cessity of education, we cannot well do otherwise
than conclude that the people would exert them
flolxes to have good schools a good length of time,
and to have them well attended, though their at
teution be not called to it quarterly by the collec?
tion, of a district tax. hi a community where near?
ly two thousand voluntary or select Schools are
supported, beside a large number of higher insti?
tutions of learning, all depending in a groat degree
on the eOicicLcy of Common S2h00ls. it cannot bo
that interest will in the least decline by removing ,
tbe district tax. No one will deny that the inter?
est in Schools for the last twelve years has in. roas
more than at any former equal period, yet at I
the commencement of that time "responsibility''
iu every district in the State was much diminished
hy having tbe amount of the School Pund doubled Aealn
If hatentog "dfilrlci responsibility" be a hod principle, ibe
Ccnvertlen that framed our wonstituilon was highly iu
fault, and the same of ve people that sdor-ie 1 it 1 jr they
dmb3l?hed this same ''iwipooslbUlty*' tothe tune of the
loccn.? of t oo a year. Truly, I am not ready 10 beltsve
th?t the ptop'e wou.d relax their etergles
Yoassv: "Hero are two adjoinlag dlstnc's of enal
weshh whereof one Is satisfied with a leather who Is con?
tent with ten dollars per month, while the other Is wise
etc ugh ?p ?m pL j a mtn worth twenty and pay htm accord
Inglv. Shall each be paid in full from a public fund?' If
EHfiiSSVAfcy "?l' feP ' uP?a ti3e Principle.
k, .? e/nV ? 0! lh'cS?'wwW ?** ??s beliie
feELi^SLl, ??f o,ce m'J*cX contented with a
Dlstt ct Taxe?, would, as you hava m suSsttnee tu>er-or*
itvt h said, cause oisutct to strive w?h dis rlci In ma-',. ?
Ug the mt ?t profitable Schools Such a . Sor^'.",
required 'or mote than the present state When ? la sec j'r
ed, there will he an end of the four months' Sch.io a abuut
whtch there liat present so rauch comp aim Ojponutliv
for the education of all wll. he more ample aad tha staau
arx of Education wt 1 bs conucujj.y rising, acd upntvlaa
lo Its cfcarocur It wtuld bs well, 1 ween, lo rum thoava
rieious tide from Us present perverse and raping c >urss
Into this more quiet and ennobling channel. '
1 admit thmf ihere wsrt oa equal smotmtof iaxv> e
property in every clitfictard the expenses In every district
were exactly the sarre. District would be at equable as
pits)SasslliP,?od paihaps preferihle; but as loug as dls
triebt cocuIq an unequal amount cf property, or the exp&n
??s of differed dlsirkis vary, or . th, 1 cannot conceive of
?ny ?qu?l, and coas: quec'.ij practicable mode of District
tax ulon.
One clrcumitonce respecting the essecriorj that "subsll
tuimg Siatefor D'strlc: taxation would j noi] obviategruinh
Itng against the Pree School Law,'' and l su.ucuje To
pay ten hers'wages, provided theybo;rd with nr-.e lohjbl
tsnts ss mocb as usual hereto ore, it whl not reqilreeear
- M erge a sum lo laeaggrrg&'e to be collec ea from tha
?everalaistririi inibe S:sie as was recently paid bv h? m
hablraxts lo sstltfy the Mill Tax. yet there it l^tM?cns Urs
"grnmhllpg" about it- aadwhy' fill because tax pavers
sue required to pay for educs-.lng tbe children of otne.-a
when they have done so, pescesbh-. though in a ditforant
way, for nearly forty years ? Probably l?ls tuendes some
S< r.Son or ihe objecilon but not the greatest part la whit
c?a the rtiralnder consist If I' be not tu the form cr msa
aerol levying the tax! lccJudlBjrr, of coarse the Inequality
oi the uxes, which Is tn unavoidable censeauaace of the
fcrm or manner, 1 cannot lei1. Yours truly. Y. H.
Hematks.
Our correspondent has not taken pains to com
preher.d the objection he ?Ldeavors to ans wer.?
We tfetnur tothe removal of aU taxation from tbe
l>istrict, because ail pecuniary responsibility on
tho part of the District, as a District, will tharoby
be destroyed. If a District may pay it* teacher
what ever sum it may ebooee to give, and draw on
ihe County or State for tbe money, what is to pre?
vent exorbitant salaries for the benefit of tbe son,
net hew ard cousin of-theDistrict Officers whom
tbey may engage as teacher ? What is to prevent
the' splitting up of Districts generally too small
already) in order to give good wages to more teach?
er* ar d bring itboo's nearer to scholars 7
As to tbe inequality of Property in Districts, oar
correspondent should remember that the largest
portlcn of the cost of supporting District Schools is
already defraysd from Stste funds or (under the
Tree- School law) by general County Taxation.?
Peri trs it may be found advisable to increase the
gcrcral or county tax.'bat we decidedly object to
tbe removal of all taxation from the D strict It
would tot do, ur.leis the District is to bo over
ruled by Coonty or State Officers in fixing salaries
cVc. <Vc which we think would not work well.
[Ed. Trio.
UeHttnctlve .Freshet In Broosne Countr-Two
Live? Lo?t.
From lhe Broome Republican.
Ha aptasviLLe, Mon lay, Sept. 2.
Mr Stuart?Dear Sir.- It is a sorrowful time
here with us We have witnessed one of the
greatest freshets that ever ran through the Valley.
It baa done a great deal of damage byr tearing out
mill dams and sweeping down houses. Richard
Wakeman and bis wife were drowned?their
bocso was destroyed. A nong the greatest suffer?
ers are John Wakeman, whose mill-flume is burst;
Barton Pratt and J. B. Frazier, whose dams are
gone out; R. Young's bouse partly turned over.
The dam ace done to roads and bridges is very
great. It commenced raining the latter part oflast
night This morning, at 0 o'clock, there was but
little water in tbe Creek, but at 10 o'clock it wax
higher than ever known before.
Yours, ic haste, J. 8. W.
Commencement at Bowdoin College?The
annual commencement of this institution took place
on tbe 4th iost. The Oration before the Literary
Societies was given on the 3d by Rev. M. V But
ler of Wells River, Vt the Poem by Charles H.
Upton of Washington City. The graduating class
numbered thirty. The Honorary Degree of L L.D.
was conferred by tbe Board of Tras'ees and Over?
seers, upon John 8 Tenney of NOrridgetrock. Also
the dpgrees of D I), upon liev Leonard Wellington,
rud Bev. Thomas M. Smith, and the Honorary De?
cree of M.D. upon John M. Berry, and Honorary
Degree of A.M upon Hon. Hugh J. Anderson,
Wooster Parker and Noah Woods. The Phi Beta
Kappa Oration was delivered on Thursday, the
5tb, by Dr. Sprague of Albany, with a Poem by
Edward P. Weston of Gorham. The subject of
the Oration was Intellectual Influence.
Convicts Escaped from the Prison.?On Sat?
urday afternoon, three convicts escaped from the
State Prison atCharlestown. Their names are Wil?
liam Barry, John Lowell, alias Greele; Nolan,
alias " Boston Frank," and William 8eele, who
opened the way by means of false keys, with which
was fastened nn iron door, leading to the additional
ward now building. From this building they es
enped one by one, just as the coast appeared to be
clear. It is said that Lowell was hailed by a man
at work in the saw-mill, and replied by threatening
to knock out his brains if he spoke another word.
A fourth, named William Newton, was preparing
to take his departure-, when the absenseof the three
was discovered. Seele had only one year to serve
of his sentence for robbing Davis, Palmer & Co.'s
store, nine years ago. Lowell had served a few
months of a ten years' sontenee. [Boston Post.
Great Fall of Rain at Boston".?It is esti?
mated that nearly five inches of rain fell in Boston
and its vicinity between Satarday morning and
Sunday noon. The surface level of Lako Cochitu
ate rose in that time ?0 inches, which is equal to
375,000,000 of gallons of water, and the Lake is
still rising. This is equal to no days supply, at the
present rate of consumption. The daily amount
which fljws over Knight's dam into Sudbury river
and is wanted, is estimated at 70,000,000 of gaj.
Ions. The public fountains will be kept in play to
reliovo the Lako of its surplus water. jTrans.
Fost-Offlce?fttnlla. Clone.
Bummer Arrangement.
Omca ( Week days, from 73* A.M. lo 7 P.M.
Horas, j Sundays, ""ni y 1,1 111A M. and to lit P.M.
THB WHEAT NORTHERN MAIL, via Albany aim eultalo.to
Detroit, Chicago, low? aud Mmueai-u Territories, ia closed ?t s P.m.
duly (eicept Sunday, on which day it w.ll c!..se ?t 1 k P.M.) Hy this
mail IB forwarded all mutter for Albany and Hit We?t; nil the of
Sc*? OD tin Canal and on the Railroad and their dependences, b?
WHt Albany and Buffalo; the Count!** of Crawford and Kris, in
Pennsylvania; tire Counties ,n Ohio bordering ou and adjacent to
Lata Ena; tha nortiieru Countiai in Indiana ?od Illinois; and for
both the Canadas.
Also, mails for offices m tlja Counties of Clinton, Essel, Franklin,
OtsesO, Reiisselaer, Warreu, and Washington, in Una Stale; Addison,
Benningtoo, Chillenden, Grand Isle, Franklin, Lamorlle and Rutmnd
Counties, in Varinont, ar* closed daily at ?o'clock PJtL (ueapt
Sundays.
Eitra Mails for Albany, B-jfWo, Cat'kill, Fishki? Landing, Hnd
acn, Newburgh. Peughkeepsie, Trov, West Point, and lhe principal
offices on the hoe of tha raiiroad between Albany and UutbtH), ar*
made an and closed daily (enopt Sunday) at .?.)$ ?.M. and forward*!
by tha Hadaoa R.ver Railroad, via Poagbkaepai*, to Albany.
Tha Way Mails between this and Albany, on either side of the
Hudson, are closed daily, at J o'clock P.M.eicepi (Sunday,) and lor
warded by the Hudson River Railroad v ia PonghkMp*!*.
The Eneiiau'rvad Mail, via I'lenndiit to Biiighaorptur., Owe^o, and
Corning, is closed daily, (aicept Sunday,) at 6o'clock, a..M. taking
mail matter for 11* Counties of Allegl.any, Broom*, Chemung, Che
nango, Cortlitnd Delaware, Green, Ltvingaton, Orange, Rock
lafid, Stauben, Sullivan, Tu-ga.fTompkins, and Ulster, in this Stale,
and the Counties ..f Bradford, tiUsams, McKaan, Pile, Potter, Sue
tuahanna, Tioga, Warren, and Wayne, in Pannsvlvauia
slitrn Mails, are made un daily forUie principal offices on the hnaol
Iha Ersa Railroad, including Elirire and Ithaca I also, for Geneva,
ckssinrali o'clock, p. M
Ho Harlem Railroad to Dover. n. t. takes mail matter for alloffl. I
c*s betwran this and Dov.r, N. V. Is dosed daily, (except Sunday,)
stMa a.M.
Thailing Island Railroad Mail,TiaJamaica tu Greenport, supply
log all offices on lb* Island east of Jamaica, daili, (eicept Susday i al
To clock A.M. ' '
A Mailfor Brooklyn, twicedaily, closes at 7>$ a.M and lUfM
Mails for N*Wtown, Flu.lung. Astoria,New Utrecht and Fort Hamil?
ton, daily,(aicept Sunday,) at t P, M.
Mail? for Wilhameburgb, L. Leios? daily, at Skj a. m. and 1 o'clock
P. M
Mails for all the offices on Jlsten Island daily :(eicept Snndav )at
A.M.; Richmond Valley and Rossville, Tuesday s aad'aui
aavs at V% o'? lock A.M
THE GREAT EASTERN MAIL, to Boston and th. Eastern Stats*
?ud|for IMBnluh ProTtncaa.by stea.-LOiwt. via Stonington, Conn, and
lor parteoi New Hampshire, Ma.s.<achusetts and Vermont, bv steun
koat, to Norwich, Conn. cIom daily (enept Sundays) at 3 o'clock,
p.m. whan Uia steamboats !.ave at i P.M ; and at 3k P.m. when th*
BteamboaU Isava at 6 o'clock, aud at 4 o'clock r.m. whan tiia steam
boats laave at 6 o cloc*.
1 Tlie Eastern LaodMaii, by th* railroad to Boeton, via Naw Haren,
Hartford and Spraudleld, is closed daily, at ;>>j o'? Ink, A.M. (Sundayi
? icapted.l Tins mail im ludas all the offices aud their Jepemlenciel
betw.ar. tins and New-Have:-; and all oa the Hous-it r ic Railroad.
S A Mail ior B,-?ton, Portland, Hartford, Springfield and Worces?
ter, aud lor al! the offices on tha h.u of the Naugatack Railroad in
UnnecucuLis mad* up and closed daily, (eicept Sunday,) at IV
o'clock, P .M. and sent by lb* New Haven Railroad.
Eitra Mails lor Bridgeport, Fairfield, Hartford, New Haren, New
Koobelle, Norwalk.Staiuford.and Stratford, are made up and close*
Saily at its o'clock, P.M. and sent bv the New Haven Railroad
THE GREAT SOUTHERN MAIL, via WashingtonCily toN"*w
Orleans, closes [daily, at 7>*o'clock;A.M.nniialA P.lf! (eicept Sunday.
00 whmh day only on* mail, clojes at llj P.M.) The afternoon Mail
roes direct through to n*w Orleans, whicl is Wrirn-i lb* " Through
Mail."
SlaiU areaent by this route to Jersey City. Newark. EiixahotMown,
Rahway. Patersoa, Murristuwn, New Krunswick, Priccolon, Trenl
Ion, Barren, Oranrn, Madison, Camdeu aud Burlington.
The Southern Way Mail, inetudirig ?II offices on the Hi.e of the
railroaa toFhihdahhfa,aad their dependencies, e-ioracing nearly all
the offices m New Jersey lying North and Wattofaaid rauioad -.'. a
Iber with the olfices i-j the counties of Wjroming, Carben, Northarnp
ton and Moiu>e, -.a Pennsylvania, daily, (exceutSuadsv ) at 7 o'clock
A.m.|
A nail for Hoeuken onTuv-dv-.Tnursday and Saturday, at 11 A.M.
A Ms : lor Hackaasack (iw^ifangHoboken) on Mo--d?v Weenes
Say and Friday, at J o'clock P.M.
the Ma.I In Freehold mid otrwi oftct* in Monmouth County, n. J
by eteaniboat, Tis Keyport and K.ddlwtov, i., class* daily felcet-tSun
Say.jatliki o'clock P.M. '
A Mail lor Sotr.en iil* Eluabe'.htown, includes ?II offices on tae
ntilryiartto EasUva, and clo*** at 7 A.M.
rvEPAKTMENT OF REPAIRS AND SUPPLlES?-To KI IL?V
AEEU^ : Sealed proposals will be received at the OSce o;' tae Com
: - i- Krpaira and Supp!Uuenient No. 1 West nd of New
City Halt, until Monday, the enteenth of September. 3 o'clock P.M.
?1 ? hieb tiiM ?iey wiU be pubhclv opeued, for making alterations and
? lionsto hoi.se known as So.Sri Barclay-Vieet, for theTy.rd Ward
Pence Station. A yh.n and specilicxOon of the work and matenaU
re<)u.r-,l and al: luloimation m regard thereto, ran be had althaOific*
01 Urn Siipennterrdeat of Repairs tb Public Bulldogs, No. 11? Ehia
belh-atrstt.
h!?nk Est.ma!"? can be had at eitl-rr of the above named
W;-** :>7j \\ M- Al*.vMS, Coir, ol Repairs aad Snpphee.
( ^ROroM AQUEOCCT 1>EPARTMENT?KotumlA-pAra. -*t-?led
uorsed "propo'.tl Ur Sewer in Thirteenth street."
at the c
? of tf* Crotoo Aaueduct IVMrt-nent,
until W edoeaday.Sept. 11. a'.3 o'clock P.M. to butid a sew? ,? Thir
ieri..? s.i?et.lri.m a point no feet east of Second avenue, to and
t.i.ough liiiu.?, to sewer .r. Foartoenlh-stieet. In lera i about
Sk-0 leet. The plan vnd specaSeatbna of the ww?, ?ul ,!j other m'or
nation, can be obtained on AppJtcaticn to lhe Water Purrevorat thu
od,ce.-Augii?tSi,lii?ci. NICHOLAS DEAN. Pressen'.
*' _Crotoe Aqtedait Depart-Hen?.
. ?tmXOX AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT. KOTfViU PaR?'Z
?C'TO SEWER BriLDEI^.-SeaW pn-oosat,, indorUd " lV
posal for Ra>,n at Thrrd areane and Twelfth-*!." wiU be received ,t
this office until Ir-daj- Sept. 1U> c, at j o'cUk P. M. to buji IU
.r:>.rs kviw anatiih-^rt,. at tae north ?wi and souOiweat corners
of TUrd av.niie and Twehlhu. to coaaeel w;?. ti,e sewer n
Twelfth st Tie* plan and BT*cifiC?tio, ? of tie work and afi oUer in
inrnuU 0? can N nKained ? apphcalioc to tbe Water Parrevor at
thiydlwo.-lla'ed Sept 3. Kvi NICHoi_, j DEAN,
M U t_'*re?'-^nt Croton Aque>iy.ct ne[u,rtrKeat.
Cj't'. LNiPECTOK S l?Kr?RTMSST.-d**J?i propels
\^ larr^shing a sniUN* *te?rab.i?t and on* or aa^re scows, fOT tae
purpevs* ol rtruoy mg tae blood and otUl of lie slaa-bter newses ol
ourcity ?cureb beyond ru LtnitA.ineorss-d. ?? prorx^la ior t. e rJ
SB- v*J ol Bleni aad Ofal." will be recei.ed at the CV, ty-vec*^
office, No. 10 New City Hall, uno; Saturday, Srpt It at sVcl-jck
P. M at which time aad place thai *::! i* . li;<aw
Specifications car: be seen ?t the Citv U spei u rs oSoe
_f?^!i_ A. Vv. n HITE, City'l^pacUr.
r^w?^-'??,^- DEPARTMENT. Rotunda. P,rk-To'
VIEWER btlI.DEI^.-S*aied propwaia, iworsed - Pn.p<?al
i<r Baains cc.-i.er Third ar. and E^litee^U, efwdl be r??,Te.f ?? ?? ?
?S? of the Crvton Aqued-irt Depotnirnt nn!d Tnursjjv S^n'T'
1*0 at 3 o>Wvk. P.M. tobu.U receive ^.,r., and c-ilv.r'-.s at tae' j
^} ?t . "TT" ,ylTL-'J ??J E::tw.u, ,t. The phia i
?P"', ""?t-""-> "1 work a; d all ..tner iaforrn?t.oo can be obtajj- i
e.1 cn app!?-at.?n to the \\ ster Purveyor, at ooVe.
" m,t NICHOLAS BEAN, Pr?sjd?Et
SCHOOLS?.
02'assioai. and iyiathematioal
SCHOOL.
Si 8IXTH-S.VENUE.
MESSRS BEDGWICK k NICHOLS wlU rfl?poa th?tr
gcnuol ?l Monosy. S-ptemher 2. Ii U their object to
erepare pnptlt for ?ustness. College, or the Military Aca?
demy for Ib'tr metbodt of teaching and the results of
UVnu, tb?v refer to the following testimonial, and to !bt>
7?nUe?,er whose namet ?re given Ivetow :
from CHiRLt? Davits, LL D. Author of the " Court* o!
' Maihematl:*."
Naw.Toaa, Jas? 7. 1880,
I have known for several years Messrs. 8edfwi>-k tad
Nichols, ind h*d full opportunity of oecomlng nitnote'y to
quati t?d with tbelr tyst m of Instruction and methods of
dltclp'lne, and also of witnessing tneir rot-iiu.
Ii givet mr great pleature 10 ley, isat !n all that eoorarce
moral culture, intellectual development, and the formatioa
of a manlv character, 1 know coming tn ihoir ayitfitn arblr.h
can be impr< ved It may ta'ely Bo commended In tea
ttron?eti tenw to all wf.o with their tout to be well is
itrncted. (Slened) CHA&LE8 OAVIEfl.
Horace Webiter. ll 0. Principal of ihe Free Actyiemv.
Wm H. C. Bartlett, ll 0. Professor of Net. and tx?.
Phllotopby In the 0. 5. .Military Academy.
Prof. Tayler Lewis, Edmund Hurry, Esq.
Hon Jamet Harp*r, Win Hawev Esq.
Henry E Daviet. Eeq George C. Collins, Esq.
Rlcbard B. Klrnbad, ?aq. John Warreu. Esq.
r. Norcntrj, Esq. P. Morrlt, Etq.
B. R Mcilvalne. Etq. A P. Forrest, ^"sq.
Jamei Brady, Etq Andrew Smith, EtOj
BamiHopplng.Etq. Brook- S. s:llea, Etq
!yn. aul?3wttMATn osTuWFi*
mrs. NkELEYS
BOARDING AM) DAY SCHOOL has reopeno.! for the
rerepoon of pupila
The 1' ca Ion la deutht'n. and healthy.
Parents Intending to educate their daughtera In the city
will do weil to place them It tnla Institution. They wdl
have the advantage of ihe mon ?ftic'ent Tearhert and
Professors, who under the tupervulon of the Principal
attend :c tneir inotruc:lon in the varloua brauchet of toild
education which are elucidated by explanalloat and lec?
tures.
Strict attention la piM to Ihstr moral and rellgloua In
i traction
They are permitted to a.Und with a Teacher any Church
their parenta prefer
Native Teachers In their various Isnguiges.
Profeiaora In lrjtt'umental and vocal mutlc
Professors of Painting tn oils and water colors.
Dancing, ttc.
The prices moderare.
231 Tenlb-at near 8t Mark'a Church.
Staget from the 8onih and Pulton Perrlea by the way of
East Broadway, Bowery, Thnrd-avenue and Broadway
pats within a ?bort dtttance. ?9 it*
CLASSICAL FFFNCH AND ENGLISH
BCHOOL,
No. 7.19 Broadway,
OPPOtrTE 1STOR plack, k'ew-voek.
A POIONET, Principal
TUB FALL TJKRIH of ihltlntiliuilonwlllcommerrco
on Monday, September 2 Mr. Polgnet begs leave to
nform bis friends and the public that be bas eompletad bis
arrangements for the ensuing season, which will afford <o
bis pupils increased advantages in the various departments.
Boys are received at any staje of their education, and
thoroughly prepared for college or business. The k'upi;s
will be iimlted In number and select.
The fresch languae? la spoken In the School, and taught
three bourn dally. The intrmct'on Is practical, and the ]
most unilrtcg efforts are made to render the achols s per?
fectly at borne In every branch of a Precch education.
In the English department, all the studies d?emed essen?
tial to ? solid and polite English r-drr.-otton wtllbe pursued,
and thoie de'lriag a complete classical education will en?
joy every advantage which any other classical school in the
city can offer.
Circolsri may he had at Messrs. John Mi'.hau, 133 Brosd
way: Deine k Co. Park-row, 481 Broad way, 250 Fourth
av i E. Dupuy, 609 Broadway ; Roe Lockwood, all Broad
way; G a. H Miller, 615 Broadwa* ; at the school-room,
and at Mr. *'s residence, 161 Twelfib-it au23 3taw6w
ORANGE FEMALE SEMINARY.
REV. PREDERIC A ADAMS, PRINCIPAL.
THE PALL TERM will commence on Monday, tbs
16lh of September.
Mr. Adams deslgna to offer to bis pupils the means of a
thorough education In the elementary, scientific and clai.
slral studies appropriate to a female school. He will be
satiated by experloncod teachers, and will devote hlmseif
exclusively to the work of Instructing hit pupils and direct?
ing their studies and deportment In the ichool-room and la
bis bouse.
Por lurther Information, Inquiries may be made by letter.
A Catalogue and Circulars may be obtained at Shepard k
Spnlding's bookstore.
Mr. Adams Is permitted to refer to the following mantle
men:
Rev Mark Hopkins. D.D., Williams College, Mass.;
Rev. John Owen, D ?., Gurdon Back M. D., M. 0 Hal
stead, Erq New-York City, Rev John 8. Stone, D. Dn tit
hemiah Cleaveland, Etq. Brooklyn.
OraDge,N. J Augutll, 1850. au5 Bweod*
ABBOTT'S INSTITUTION FOR THE EDU?
CATION** of YOUNG LADIES.
260 Greene-it ramlly Realdence 45 La Faveito-place.
JOHN S C ABBOTT. JACOB ABBOTT.
fr'HE FALL TERM of this Institution will commence
J. on ?Jenday, September 9 Young ladles from aorosd
are receded into the family of Rav. John S C. Abbott.
For clrrulart, apply at the Institution or by mall. slOSw
Fall term of th'.s lnstltillon will open oa Monday, Septem.
ber9.
The general plan of this School, the high character of the
teachers engaged, atd thetr conilant devotion to their pu?
pila, all combine to secure toucd lnttruction with the pleai
ant tntercotirte of the famliv circle.
It It the Intention of the Principal that her School be In
noway Inferior to the best of our dry. With thlt view the
number of pupllt le itrlctly Utfllted, the courto of study lib?
eral and eiteriderf, and the teachera employed thoroughly
competent The School Is especla ly designed for those pa
renls wbh chiefly value solid attainments in useful and po?
lite learning wlihout neglecting thote arts of taste that to
greatly tend to elevate and rehno the mind Hence, while
Ihn higher studies and accomplishments of a finUbed educa?
tion are punned under unutual advantagei, those brauchet
that lie at the foundation of all solid attainments receive
particular attention.
The French language la tinder the charjeof an accom?
plished Parisian lady, eixially remarkable at the agreeable
companion of her pupil:, and their succeatful tnttructrsit.
It It taught as a spoken tankage, and contiantly used both
In the sct-ool room and family. In the Latin language, m
Attronomy and other of the higher brauchet, lnttruction Is
given by well qualified rrastert.
To Mutlc more man ordlsary attention It paid, and put
aocceai w Brranlt ihe assurance that m this department the
School it not turpatsed.
Parents are luvliod to visit the Bchool, and by personal
observation tHlle'y tbemselvet at to Its character, and the
kind of lnalruction it affords.
references:
Rev. Dr McElroy, New-fork.
Rev. J. M. Moeauley, ??
Rev. O. Eastman,
Rev. A U. Bishop, Attorlo.
John Schenck,
Win Schenck, 176 Pront-tL
J. 8oulter,82 Bond at.
J. C Bllst, M D. New-York.
Jacob Haraon, KD ??
C P. Maurlre Ml Pleasant 8trg Sing auio lswiw*
JLJu'S At AlriuTlV A-ND ES-SiSX Haiti
NARY?Pupils of any age and of botn soita are
received Rt an;,' time Into this Institutions, and are favored
w l h every desirable facility for obtaining a thorough and
accomplished edocatlen. Por heallbf.ilneia of location and
arrangement!, thlt Seminary may weil challenge a paral?
lel, for not' only ho It never had a pupil decline In health
while a member but many who have entered feeble and
even ttckiy, tave bec-me cotuQaratlvelj ttroDg aod
healthy
This Institution It eaty of frets by datly steamboats
from New-York, Hartford, Ureenpori and Norwich.?
Terms $200 a year. Circulars can be bed of John B Las
sala. Etq. 6 Brcadway.
Referenda: Kev S. Culling. Rev. Dr. Dowilng, Von.
Elias Ely. E D. Hultitirt k Co John B. Lassala, Etq Har
many St'Nerhew, N York; Kev. J. l Uoige, Rav. R S.
Starrt A W. Wilder, Esq. Brookhn.
lucius LYON, A. M. Principal.
Essex, Ccnn. Sepl. 18iC. t6 2w*
BOAKUIXJSt ???LFiia B?Y8.-J MARSH,
Principal of the Brooklyn Grammar School, will receive
a few young gentlemen Icio his family who till! be treated
with the contldertilon thul 14 yeart exporlence as a teacher
tuggesti, which, with a pleasant and healthy home, comp?,
tent Instructors, lecture:, rally inttrrjc'lon in the Iwgnrti-1,
and careful a't^ctloc to cu rsl ar.d religious duties wUl, Hit
hoped, secure a thoron.h and useful ejuratlon Por lerrns,
reterence, kc- apply er address J. MARSH, 223 Ailantie at.
Brooklyn, l i. a?J6 15leo<i*
Bo.uinr.i; M Huoi. roit boys?At hsw
CabBnn, Connecticut, 45 miles by ra;.!ro?U from New
York. Thlt School is one of the oldest to the St:l>. la
the beauty, healthfulr est ead convenience of l:s locality, It
It b?lle>ed 1? he uciurpstted. Por particular icformitt'oL
tie Principal refert to tome of his r.a-nerous patrons, wuose
place? of buslcess and residences maybe a?:er:jlr;ed by
reference to hit Circulars, *?t ich msy 4e o'itiiae?! at the
bookstore of Cla k, Ausuc it Co. 2?S Broadway, and m
Rsyror'?, 76 Bowery. s2 Irn"
F^KKIM:fl FiiOT*S?TA?IT Boardlrrg and Diy
School for Y oung Ladlea, Kt? Broad way, nor Ji of Union
square.
Th's Schoo! will re?p-2 onTnesd&y, the ICth orSepism
ber and remalr in resston urull thelst of July next
Mit. LEVEREfTtakes this opoortunity to state that Ihe
deforlrrjentof French Is ardy sustained r,y native profes?
sors and leacbeis.
Further paitlculara ocd?lrcaiara may he o'.ulnei by
plicaUcnallhetboveaddreat. t4 lwaijweod*'
ABBOH'S COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE fJr
, V.oarj; Ladles?Sp-.ngier lasntute. L'nlos Park?Rev
GORHAtf D. ABBOTT, Prtnclp&i, will reopen Wednasv
day. bept 11.
The location and app^atments cf the rew eii?:e, erect?
ed and fur: ithed at an expeute cfaoout |70 000 pressot as
deshohle facilities tor tu great object, as hire eve- bee
ccmi Iced In asy tlrallar Intututna ,2 2^
INSTRUCTION ION TILE PIANO-FORTeI
I A cent emac, profesrtor of ihe Pbxno-Porte, familiar wiJi
the gng.tsh and German language,, harng . fa, ho",Tan
en p ojed. It desirous to give lessons on the Piano to a few
ladies and gentlemen. Terras reasonable any letters di.
recied to "Professor of thePiotto-Porte,''at 56Pultoo-sL
brrK^kiVP. wi.1 receive Immediate auection. N B - Punr-i
aned, examined, and teJectec, fa rurCnasers. ' aS 2w?
cn m l?a-e,r SieD<U tattrutrtotl will be r^fm-d
on Mcnday, Hep., yth, at ttrfr establishment, on Murmv
Hill-known, slrce the year ]i24. as tfce " "suiray
WABBINGTON INSTITUTS.
LEXtSGTOS ivesce, 1
August t-8-h. I_sjjteod?
A/flf,,t:a LADY who his aready tauThTm
"ive lt,,oc? 53 !n" 'men' LsnriLe
either lcit BottrdlLg School or Family. Addrett Vl^a!
'6 0,111 d-?|_a2 3aw2w?
A kLAI?Y f^reteat :o teach tha Eagl.sh braalheT
n Preten and M?sle, s,:,-,, ,.- ,,?',..o"'.r;,
governess. Add.ets If.c 27? tvXr\L*Mw"?$
T1?6, ^OUtiTU VKAtt or Pr>f R.~^~B7olrnTt
I Cssatral, Comrae clal F.-eucb a.--< mT-,1^, ? ?
wUl open on Hotday, Bepiember 9. au2a 2w^eod?
SCHOOLS. ____
U~laT?it?ira iTitAMaAK ?c?oo'C-rra
fcseorE A Johaso?, rV-ctor-Thefirii.7a?rwrofiiie
?reool tear begin* ob S-plember 2d Pupil* are n"***5 ror
Coll-?- i? nas:ne?* The Primary D-panmeoL for Mere"
T-ar.cr.der ihr rare of Mr. M. M Hobby, receives, puolli ?I
a?ear!v ao age ea itx or ieve>n year*. Apoltrailoa forad-n!*
tinri may be made al ihe Room*, lower floor Uoiveriity
Bmld'on Ctrcn'ar? mm be ohialoed alto at the book
ror? of Roe. L<-ckwood k Son, i\1 Broadway, Charles S
Frar.cli if Co Z^i Broad wav, and Sain'iel Ravyaor, ?b B-)W
Jry. |iti2l2ni| GEORGES PARKE?.. Principal.
'I Ml PARENTS.?A ladv fully co-npetait w?hl*? to
1 isi- three or four Utile glr's, (rrom the air- "f 8 to 12) In
rer '-mil? to educat* wltn her owr., on whom ?hewlll
b?fow all 'he ea-e of a m>thir. Th-y wt'l hejfsiwht all
ire EntHsb brauche?, and a?o?lc. Fr-n-h and Dincmg If
dertrsd Tnt mMtniexc-pl'cn'ib'e rofrrenre? gW-a Taw
lorstlm i? c-pen, at-y and hea'lhy. F >r fall in'?rrns'.loi
acdr-i. 'Scutr, Brooklyn," box 1.390, Po*.Office.
i8 7.11?il4"_
TjTi^?NT'f? PRIVATE Boarding School for Boys,
?? a Lli le Ke ry, i.ine u l et fr.-m Ho -oki-n, N. } Ta la
This icnor 11, unoer ib.e charge of A. B WIM .i N T and la It.
Tl.e DOB her of ichoian la iioll-d lo sixteen, who may en?
ter :be ?cboo. unietr |wel?e yesrs of tg* and tie liue>1lor
bciinei? Term, for tuition and board fn.tn 8loo t > S' *?
per tear. Circulars may ho obtained at Mr. H. Os'r-tn ler,
corte-Car-al and Variet?t? N^w-York._si" lm'
IX, ARTEJJ?By twoyourg ladle*, situations : tne one
tt 1? a lOorongb Eogl-ih Instructress, ihe other aesa ran
?le teacher. Coold neighboring sltnwon* he onutned an
armr-gen ent rnt?bt be mode ?Ith the latter to give rauaical
Iriiirncitrn 10 tr e ruplu of the former. The t>e*t of r?f-<r
enc?? ?t?rn ar.d rt-qu'red. Addreu " Jo?ephlae," Box 102
post Office. I :h?ca, N Y. Sl03.*
V\i ANT*O-A governe?? (Protestant) Ina faulty re
? v ?ioilj about one h<-u '? rlda by railroad from ilrti city;
ire thai II capable of teaching the Engilsh brancie?.
F 'nch rruslc at.d drawing, and will nuke her??lf agree?
able ?? a number of the family, will find a pleuant home.
A'io a nur?o and sesmsireis 1? wanted. Address L at th:?
office, stating residence and term? atft 21*
t?'AN'TB D?A sltnstlon as Teacher In a School, or
" Goverr.es? In a family, by a young lady at present
filling a responsible pisce tn a Public SemlLary. 8b-/ has
bad several vear? experience In teaching all the branches of
English Education, Drawing and Paining, In Wate' anl
?l.s. md Is capable of giving Instructions on the> Piano
Address J. K Tilhune Office. s7 lw'
A LAUV OESIH.X.B TO OBTAI.1 a situation in
Jl a Seminary m the Bute of New-York. She I? well qual?
ified for her hnslness, having taught for many years. She
teaches the Harp. Piano, Guitar and French She would be
willing to he generally us?fal In the school A line al
dressed to " Helena," aid directed to the rare of the Post?
master. Boston, Km will he attended to an23 1m
jVlK- JOHKPU A It TO It I, formerly ln?tru?lor of
l"l ihe Italian Laguage aud Llterauire In Yale Collegei,
and now eonnecied with ?one of ibe b??t ln?tltuU>n> In
this ril}, respectfully Informs his friends aad ibe public
that he will bo happy to give le??on? tn ItaUany In hi. own
roorrs, Si Great Joneast or atortvata residences If de?lred.
S3 2w
AUA01K UHEHARAY's SOAROING *NB
DAY ?CHU?L, KOR YOUNG LADIES, Union
nlace-corn'r Flfleentb St.- Madam C4EG \RAY respeeii.'u:
ly informs the parents and guardlan? of b? r pupils that lb?
course ofsmdles at the above lnsttiutton will be, mamadbt
Monday, September 9, IHM. au27 lm*
PATTO.-S'-. INSTITt TION for the Kdii-.tlon of
Bujs w II re?pnn on Monday, Sept 9 Circulars may
be four d at the usual places, and fuither In'orma?on as lo
the pilnr.lp'es upon whlcb It Is conducted may be obtained
of the Principal, J. H. PATTON, 259 G.een-xt ne?r Clin
tor-plsce ?2 3t?wlm*
F)KIVATK T?TOK.-A ctadn?te of Harvard Col?
lege, accustomed lo leaching, wonld llketo give lessons
In Laiin and Gr?ek or eiem-mtary Maih-matlc? io a cl*??,
or to young men preparing for college. Addre?? P O
box 123. _?10 I*'
AFOCNG WAN wbo has had ?overal years'experi?
ence In leaching, and Is al preernl eagaged la one of
thu first ln?tltailoc? of the city, desire? a location where
Ms services as tutor would he received a* compensation
forbcaid. Addrets T C. Tribune Office._*I0 8i*
OAKD1NG AftD DAY SCHOOL VORYOUHQ
LADIE8.-MI?? DAY respectfully lnformi her friends
and the public that she will open her school on Monday,
September 9, at 108 VVaverley-placo. an27 lm*
liBE COirlirlEKCIAL AND CI,A??8lCAl,
I ScHOOli, 76 Henry-?L consisting of three department*,
In complete order, Is now c-pen. See full ad -ertlserneut,
?2 tf SOLOMON JENNER, Principal.
SCHOOL, FOR BOVH (Mathematical, Clamlcal,
?tcl- Under the care of Rev. |I8AAC PECK, will re
open on Monday, ?th Saptember,>t 36 Amlry-tL au21 lm*
JVI RS. Gl^S?^N^lirr?ipen her Day?nTBoarding
i'l School for young ladies at 21 Bond-sl. on Mouday, 9td
Beplember. au27 3i?w3w?
T_ niV 110 A KD lit Ii A!tO DAY^tJii^?17??R
YOUNG LADIES, lfiRutgernt A it 8 R CLARKE,
Principals, will re-oren on Monday. Sept 9. bu28 3taw2?*
ri^UK MlfSSES IJKKKN will re-open iholr ?chool
X for young Ladles, at No. 1 Flfth-av. first house from
Washington square, on Tnesday, Beplember lOib. a s3 lot*
OYS? ??CUOOIs.-Mr T YNgTb School for ooys Is
reopened at 81 East Sixteenth-it where appllca.lon
may be made from 9 till 2 o'clock. ?3 lm*
TnE InasJiX/sr?i.t"riTr<r?iJj?i"TTiT^i;iiuuijwhi
rt?pen on Monday, the 2d day of 8eptembeT.|
au21 lw h. W STEVEN?, Ch'n School Committee.
lSSKr/uOLiKS'BO ARDING AND DAYBCHOoL
for Young Ladles, S Rutgera-st will re open on Mon?
day, Bept 2, 1850. _au27 tf
rrilk DIEKCIIARTH'8CI100L re-opens the9th
1 Instant al 193 Mscdougal-st. crner of Clinton Place.
?781* ISAAC GEuRGE HUBB8, Principal.
V. WOttTlf'S^LAS-flCAL and English slbolil,
?7IS Broadwsv, will be reopened on Monday, Seotem
ber9. '_*7STy
188 COOK'S BOARDlNi) AND DAY ?cTlO0L.
frr Young Misio? will rr? ien on Monday tho 9lh Sep?
tember, lost. Separate depsrtmett for small boys, s-1 16t*
WlTliAMiTcOVTAn?S Boardmg and Day School
IT I for young ladles, ?6>> Broadway, near Union ?q-aare,
wl l be reopened on Monda), Sept 9. ?6 |CI1?
rV'HK IT)IS?ES IVKS weU roopen iheir S.-.h >o|, lt-1
1 Duare-park,corner HudsorPit. on Mocda;, Jepl. 9.
?2 3w-_._
KM. HAliiKY will re opnn her school on Monday,
Sent. 9. al 1" Ca'roll-place. B!eec.ker-?t. au2fi lm*
M
C<)KlJORATlOIM miTlC!<:S
OEPAIt?SlENT, No. i Hall of Records
Corporation Notice.?The foliowlrig notice baa beet
adopted by the Common Council- !{e*>l*rd. That a Pier on
piles be built at the foot of Twenty slxlh-st North River,
under the dtre-tlon of Ihe Street Commissioner ; the said
Plor to be three hundred feet In lenitth, from the bulkhead
on ihe westerly side of Eleventh-eve. and to be 10 feet It
width; and that ihe Street Commlisloner give ibe nolh-e
reqolied by law to be glvoc to the proprietors of lot* of
land lying opposite to where the said Pier Is directed to he
built to unite In tho construction of the ir.ms, and to bear
their pronortlonsofihecost thereof.?Adopted by the Board
of Aldermen, Aug. 6,1850 ; adopted l y the Boird of Assis?
tants, Aug. 8, 18S0 ; approved by tbe Mayor, Aug. 9. 1850.
JOHN T. DODGE, Street Commissioner.
August IB, 1850. anl7 6w
|0ROTOR AQL'KDL'CT DKl'ARTMKNT. R..tuni!ii (Park).? PiitT
I o Notice is hereby given that petitions have been presented .n
the Bosr'l of Assistant AMernien, for a sewer in Ninth-av. betwesa
Forly-fifUl and Forty-ninth sts. Also, for a sewer in Twelfth-st. from
Avenue C to easterly line of Dry Dock at, A'so, that a petit: n has
b-en presented m the Board of Aldermen to have thepreposed sewer
in Thirteenth.lt and First av. carried Ui and Ihrongh Avenue A te
Fourteentb-lt. in'tead of First ar. All persons interested in the
rlROTOB AQl'EDLCT DEPARTMENT.?Rotunda Park.-P b
lie notice is hereby gi'en that petitions have beenpr-is?n'.ed in 'he
Bi ard of Ahlermen for sewors, os follows: For a nvrer io Fourth
s'.re-t lro:ri La Fayetre Place to and to connect wiih tne sewer now
building in Fourth street at th* westaily line of ti o B -wsry als -,
Ii i -. ??er in Ninth a'r'et from the tennination jf a MwartiowbuMi-'
log m Niath-Stnatto a point 60 fret out of Fourth-avenue. And also
for a sewer in City Hall Pia^e Irom Chamber street to aad to connect
with the sewar in Puine street. AII rer.i ns mteresited in the above
sre reque.u-d 'o pre.ent their objections in writing (sUOng tce.r
extent ol iL'.ersat aad place of business or residence,; CO the En<in~r
at thw office on or be.'ore Saturday, Mth inst.?Septeml-er Ith, lbftO
MCHOLA* DEAN, Pr*s't. Cro. Aq. Dept.
i T. roN AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT, Rotunda Park.?P
yi.cm.tM.-e-.? he1ebyg;ven, that petition* have been presented in
tne Bc-ari; ol Aldermen, for a Sewer in Thirty-flrst-atreat from the
wealerly hue oftlie Seventh irsius to and to connect with the i?w
?i Iii tie Eighth-avenue. Also, for a Sew, r in Raowick-ttrset, from
:::e . -wr in Cacal etr-'t to a point about -10 feat south of Spni;t.
strret An-' also for a Sewer in Orange-treet. from the term:' l?orl
ol the proposed Sewer at Cro.-- ?ort: to \S'.,!ke,-street. AU parsons
a "reeled therein are requested to present their objections m writine
SUtiag their address and eitentof interest, to the Engineer, ,t thu
office, on or before Monday, 16th mat?New-York Sep" 8 I860
,8,0t_'s;CHUi.Aa DE AN', Prest. Crotun Aq. Dep't
??'?=? 'la'et-een adopted by the Common C-,u-,c:l ? To fe-?e v-Vcant
lois on the souUi eist corner of Twen'y-thin'-st and Tenth av To
Bag ?Htewalk and reset curb and gutters on the south int? ?f i >Mi ?,
commencing at Xo. ftl.to the corner of Wasl ' a i' * '
.. r. . ... ? ,i ,. -> . L Ail p.-rs ,ns
n'wrt 'i f ?o tli?,'~ue'i Lati^re"o, are reques'eil to pre.eot th-rn
5e,Y.'..t. ^nfiw t n - f*' ?.? l" tha 171b day
Won,
? keen presented m the Be,
h t.- on FounhVr. bvtween Twenty-ilntandTm?v sec ,nd W'"pw'
ti? has t?n predated in the Board*of As .slant AldemarSto1?a
si nce five feet w,d- tbroofh the r,v,r ?rn,. . , ,lu na/ta
*_ J0HS r. L'ODCE.S^r^mm.s^er.
f. at. & b. o. hai?ht
iTTORNEYS AT LAW
*T. LOOIS, SlISKlCII
g- HAIGHT. .jyirfsml DU?AtD C H.M?HTI
EDWARD A. FRASElT
A. BO O^l6^^0^ k, a.
GENTS TRAVELING,
rpof?? DnESSING OASES
I7** PLAN7AGE.TET guard razors
rrtl JJmi T0M?8 & S0N8' 8 ?^en-lano,
031 eodif Importers of CuUery and Fancy Hardware.
_I^GAJl^ _
* DMlNISTRATOR'S 3ALX ?In parsaance ol u om? o* Ui*
XlcHaii Abuaader W Bredn>rd. Surrogate of the Couat. of New
Urk, Dt/MuNT ft HoSaCK will Mil lotto the diractioo of Jat*>
Reuwu k Admm?<tratni of ill and singular tha goods, chatttia, s.-.d
cnsiits ol w II.1.1 AM RIf WICK, bite of the City ol New-Yark, de?
ceased. iDtes'ste. at Dubbc a action At the Man hanls* Kxchsege, in Ott
Cut of l?iw York, on the l.Hh day nl 0?t bar uext. at lw?:,i -'cask
? i on. the hi'kjwiB? deecribed real estate ol wh.-cb tit tan mteetata
?,ed eeixed, via:
All tbal c artan lot, piane or parcel ol !ajd ia the Fourteenth Ward
of the C:ty ol New Tori, known the man or chart of Bayard's 'arra
by Ilia number l ?ehe hundred and forty ihre?, bounded westerly 'y
Broadway, easterly by lot !.?*??, souUierly by lot 1,844, northerly i-v
bl I tol ; being id width ir. front and rtar ib last, and in depth iCO
feet am) known as No. rYM Broadway
All LhatcrrtaiB lot, p? i or parcel of laud iu tka Fuurtli War? of
Iii? City ol New York commenciiur, at apo.ut on tli? aou'he.-ly side ol
Chatham ?ireen. distant 3d feat f inches s&sisrlj In s the corner lo.an
ad by the touthtrli aide of Ol.ver lad the tittirly e.de ol lottkan
ateeei, and running bom suob po.nt, easier'}-, along the southerly ?all
of Chatham street, 17 feat i) .iahe? to Land? formerly .,f tl,a ??t?te of
Robert Bickerton.aed now (data of dead) to 'airvea Scolee; tbe-ice
southerly, along said llnds.M feet 1 inch : thence northerly, on ahn?
naral ?I. or nearly so, to Jam*. sfeat.3 feet: thence wasteity |(1 leal
6 aw-hea. and then, e northerly 4S feet 3 incbet, to tke place of bagpn
mag, known ja Ho, 173 Chatham street
All those four certain Iota of land il the Eghth Ward of said city
disUnguished as lota Noa. fiSS, *X<j, S?7, on a map of lands baiongiug to
tb? ?elate, of Anthony Lsapeoa.nl, bounded easterly m fror.u>y Ren
wick-street, southerly by lot No. WS, westerly by lots So?. 698,599,
andeno. northerly by lot No. SiH, containing in liont and rear 7? feet,
and W feet in leognh on eacb side, known by the street number* ol ?3.
JA, 17, and 2v Renwict street
All thotw certain lott of land in the Siehth Ward of tht city of
New York, beginning in Greenwich street, at tie distance of 43 leet
northerly fron-, the northeasterly corner of Greea-.vich and Caaal
stre..-*; running O-.ence northerly along Greenwich street, 43 (eat rj
itches; thence easterly, at r.ght -ing'es to Greenwah ?treet, 90 feet i
thence southerly, m ? Im? parallel to 6r??n?-a-h-aire?t, 4S fawl 6
nthe?; thenre westerly, oil feet, to the place of bej;'acing; known aa
numbers 47V and 4.S! Greenwich street.
All thattjtrrtaia lot ol land in tht Sixteenth Ward of nid ,-its.
bounded northerly, m front, by Seyenteeath street, w-.'-r!) by lut
No. 47, southerly by lot S7, jud easterly by lot No. 49, conu.mntiS
feel wi,ith in front and rear, and 9i feet 11 tj, inches in iepth, and it
known by number 4H, on a man of finds of the lata WaSais Bayard.
All thatrert.tm lot or parrel of land in the Sufe.tth Ward of t. ?
said city, be^innint: at a point on the northerly suit of Stattatath
street,;dtstaotiOO feet westerly ftortl the westerly s?ia of?tetnlke
avsa'naj ninmC? tiience cortlierly. ma line parallel to tfcsS?rsotA|
a-.enie, ,*>3 feet and half an inch; *henca easterly, on a hot
parallel to Suteenth street, 100 feet, to the westerly lino ol Its
Seventh-avenue; tiience eouUierly, alons; the same, i feet 7 inches,
to tie landa of John Jacob Astori theora westerly about 43 'eeti
and thence southeili ,-afont; aaid lands, to tht northerly hoa of Six
teenth-atreet: thence westerly, alonx the same, 6ri reet 7 icchea
All mat i-ertinn loto! hno in 1st) said Soiteei.th Ward of said city, ba>
cinnine at a point on the soutlierly side of Sixteenth *treel, distant
100 feet westerry from tha westerly line of Savei.lh ayenua; thence
southerly, on a lint nar>!lel to Seventh avenue. 100 fast 3 inches,
thence westerly, parallel lo SuteenLb street. Ii feet; thence north
?rl> , on a line purullel to Seventh syeuiie. lot) feet 3 mchae. to the
said line of Sixteenth street; thence eaatarly, aJon< said street, .i
feet to the place of bcsmnirig.
All that certain other lot in said last mentioned Ward, beginn: at at
a point iNJi feet easterly from the north easterly corner of SarantO ar.
and Seventeenth st atiil mensurin*. thenca easterly i.S feet ; thence
northerly M feet ri inches : thence westerly feat; tiience aouti er!y
bi leet :t inches, to the pktre of begmnint:
Alto tUt certain water lot, with the nulls erecte,! tliereor.. Iltaalad
tt Kinjrsbndre. In the Sixteenth Wird of the city of New York, as
granted Ui Alexander MoCoiu*. contaimnt in breadth, on each side ol
tka Spuyten Duyvel Creek, k?) fast, and runuirut through the ?ho?
rieht of the CorroraUon across the name, from lueh waUr mar? u
k w water mark.-Dateit N.-? York. .y.^i-tl -.l-.M).
at>S7t01S JOHN E. DEVELIS, Pro, tor, ! 1 W.H .t.
SUPREME COOR'IV-ln ih? ifP1* !"v'' ?v ,','.*
? Mavot. AUi.ruien and Commonalty ol the City of New Yor,
relative to tha ?par.au! ol the Ele?.nti.-ay.nU. .roa thj^n? whara
the Bh^nirnplaU Itoad crosses H ut One Hindrtd ?.'I 3? .nil ttr?l
t? the point wher. said road 'r.tersm-tt with it at Or a Hun;'rc.d anJ
T-.at,-.My.nth .tPwt. in the Twedth Ward .u" sa.d City._ Ths sob
tctasatr^Coninitssw
Had matter, ?ppo,?.ed by a rule of Supnsme Ctot rt ol the IJUtti.1
flaw.Y.?k. eiii-red on the S4tl, day of /,*"""h"r' ' "i} , .
pursuant to the rem.irem.nte ol tha Act o the Le^ ature of tns
P^ipUtol tha Suta ol New York, entitled An Act to s r.eu.i an
Act entrtlasiiu Act lo reduce several laws relatux (,artic?!.irly to the
City of New York into one 4.-1, paeead April V. ir03, pataett April
10 1SSV; trial the abstract of the aelm.aU and ?sjaasrnet.t of tht
said Cotnmiseioriers in tie) above matter, contaituiur. tha moiies ol Oie
owners of the lota assessed, the numbers of such Iota as they appear
on tha maps of the Commissioners, together with such maps, aa l the
amount"! the asstssment, whether for damage or benefit And h!<o
all the affidavits, estimates and other documents, winch were and hy
the said Commissioners in makiug their report, bars been deposited
in the oi?ca ol the Street Commissioner of tlieCit>of Nev.--York lor
the inspection of whomsoever it n??y concern i there to re usm lor
at leant sixty .lays before tha said Commissioners make their report
to the said Supreme Court at the time aud place hereinafter men?
tioned. And the said Commissioners farther give uota-t, pursuant to
the provisions of tha Act entitled " Ail Act to arnei.d an A- t entitled
an Act in ralltionto the Collection ol Assessments and Tares in Ihe
City and Cointy ol New York, and for other purposes,pastad May
14,1*40," passed May 7, 1841, "to the owner or owners, occupant or
occupants of all houses and improved or unimproved lands" alle..tad
thereby, that they luve completed the estimate and assessment, and
th.it all persons whose intere.-ts are affected thereby, and who may bt
opposes to the same, are requested to present their objections in
writing, to David Bunks, Esq. Chairman of said Commissioners, at
his place of business, 144 Nassau street, in tht City of New York,
within thirty days from the data of this notes. And that the Uraiti
embraced by this aststsmsiit art) as follows, that is to say; AH those
lots, pieces or parcels of land, situate, lyuuiand boinn in the Twelfth
Ward of the City of New York, anil comprised and contained between
the northerly line or side of One Hundred and Seventh street and tha
southerly line er side of One Hundred and Twenty seventh street
fronting on the Eleventh avenue and upon Otia Hundred and Seseotb
and One Hundred and Twenty-seventh atreets, and upon the street,
between said ..treats, and comprising all the lota and maces or parcels
of laud lying and being between Oua Huuilred tad Seventh and Una
Hundred and Twenty seventh streets, and tha center line between
Tenth and Eleventh avenues, and the center line between Eleventh
andTwtlfnh avenues. And the sa:d Commissioners further give no
lice, that their report in the above matter, will be made and piesent
ad to the Supreme Court ol the State of New-York, at a Special Term
o( the said Court, to be held at the City Hall iu tha City of New York
on Saturday, tht> Kth day of October, A. D. 1860, at thl opining ol
tha Court on thtt dsy, or as sona thereafter as counsel can tie heard
D. BANKS, )
J. D. BtTKCHARD, S Commissioners.
W. H. STDGDILL, )
daw Tora, Angus! S, two. aulO tOcUri
B.VOTrn^
to the OPENING of SECOND AVENIE, (mm the southerly line or
sided Old Church Road, to the southerly line or tide of One Hun?
dred and Tweotv ninth street, in the Twelfth Ward of "aid city.?
Puhl c notici ia hereby given by the Mayor, Aldermen and Common
afty of the Cty of New York, that the said the Mayor '. ? ?
Y,.).. entitled -1111 Act to re.l-.ee several laws relating particularl
tn application td the Supreme Court of the State ,.| New York,
Spe. lalTenn ol the said Court, to be held at the City Hall of
City of New-Yoik, on Saturday, the 38th day of September, 18IH
the opening of the Court on that day, or as toon thereafter ss Ci
pel can be beard, lor the appointment nf a Commissioner of Estin
and Assessment in the above entitled matter, in Ihe place and -tea
Peter Ii. 3w eenv. Esq. resigned ?New York, Senteniber S, I860,
sin HENIIY E. DAV1E3, Counteito till CorpSratia
6
UI'REME COURT.?In the matter of the
ileyor, Aldermen and Commonalty of the clt;
to the opening of the Eleventh av. from
umngdiM-Koad crtvaatjitat'Oni Unndred a
point where said Road intersects with it i
re on, b nlie purpote of heafing in opposit on to the EstiaoateorAs
setsrhent madi.by thi Commistioners inthiabovi entitled mattery
any persoa or parsons who may consider themselves aggrieved by
such Estimate or Assessment?New York, September 9. I860.?
D. BANKS, J. D. BP 11CIIAKI), \V. H.8T0GD1XL,Commisstonirt.
laJCPKEMf. Cni.'UT.-Tiioaias l.ai.e. Administrator, *c. ol Mi
kJDougherty. deceased, against Jimah Psytnn and Charlotte, hit
wife, and Enoch Cbarrberlnin.?In pursuance of a decree of the Sn
preine Court of the stateof New York, 1 will expose to sale onthasix
teeuthday of September, 1860, at 12 o'clock M. at the Merchants' Ei
change.n the city ofNew-York, all that rerU.n dwelling houaa and lot
ol land situate, lying and being on tire northerly side of Carmine atreet,
between Blleckiraad Itedftinl -treats, cotltaiiimg twenty-flva leet ui
front and rear and one hundred feet in depth on each side, he the
same more or loa, and known as number thirty nine (30) Carmine
Itrsit, and bounded Southerly in front by Carmine street, norll.er'y
m the rear by prop-rty now or late of James C. Parshall, Westert,
by property now or late of Jarnes Votey, and easterly by proper**.
now or late of James C. Parshall, being the sirne prtmUSS haratoforl
Ci nyeyed to the sa.d Thomas Lane by ?vingitoo I.iringaton by dee I
bearing data the 1st day cf May, 183V and lecorJed in the office of
Register of the City and County of New-York, in libor No. 3J0 if
Conveyances, page 686.?Dated New vork, Aiigmt 21. I860.
THOMAS CARS LEY, Sheriff.
Li7. LmxsiTO*, Attorney for PIsintuT. a-.:i tawtSa -?.lb
aJ UI'KEME COURT, VVestche?t?r County.?Syivimus S,"\V\ir.i.
kop.'amtiif, against Nabe^niib P. Anderson and Amelia D. Ins wee'
Isaac Anderson and Rachel Ins wife, " Midlothian Co.! Mioiri t Com?
pany," Henry H. Irvine, William M. Rogers, tlnre, Sinhickaon
Brinton Jacobs, Diller Luther, Frauen Daniela, Will am Wallace'
John R. Blaekltton, "Maryland Mining Company." tV a'ter Meid'
Stuart i\ Randolph, Franklin F. Randolph, Jeremiah Sgiilrhore Jo-'
seph It Skidrnore. William L. Skidrnore, and Charles F Cromwell
deiecdanta.?To the above Defendants: You are hereby summoned1
and required toanswer hecttmplaintintliissi tionwhii b was filed in ihe
oftce of the Clerk ol the Countybf Westcbetter, al White PWru in
saul County, on the 31st day of August, li-Ao anil to serve a copy ol'
yoar answer to the sail complaint on the sabacrihar, at 1^ o*Ve ,n
..-.e v ,i age ol Sine Sn g, in said County, within twenty days after the
tern,ce ,: tin- turnmons on you, exclusive ol the d bfaucb -rviee ?
ind il yi-n rail to answer the said compltuot with.ii the tune aforesaid
the plaint iff in this action ?,11 apply to the Court for'tile relief'de
manded n the complaint?Dated August 1860T
auM lawawtVed_M. f, COUli, Piaf-.tnl 's Attoraey.
aj* tl'REME COL'RT.?Elias H. Main against SViMum H. Main and
tJ Reuben P. Mam.?Summons for money demand on contract (Com.
not ser.J?To Iba defendants and each of then,: Yon sr.. hereby sum
n.oned and required to a-m-wer the complaint in this .v ti?n wie.-h
was, on the I7th August, IS60, file.! in llie clfice of th. clerk of lue
City and County of New-York, at the City H ill in the City of New
J ots, a*i to serve a copy uf yonraaswer to the su:-i complaint on
the subscribers, at ttetr office No. 9 Wail-street u, said cfty withil
twenty day a afl-rtheserv.ee of thin summons on you, exclusive of
?7?k- '.l y"* ,?.r"f*', ? fo" ??il t.? Minrsr the said compla it
within the time oforetcid, the plamtiH ,n this action will take jidsv
r-.en. ?gain.t y. u :or the sum of one thousaa t and fi--.tr httndriJ d.3.
' " "-'rest rrorr, t,.e eigfitfi day of Xune, rn? thousand eight
!>??>?. ;i;eco,ts,.f this action.?Dated August 17,
ItifcO. W1GHTMAM Jr. CLARK, PbuntilTe Attsrneys,
_ - anil lawlOwW"
gDPREMi
this
1 sh
ol New York
A ? .'James t rrater and others, ajnintt Peter
GrseauilL Ko?ee it herabygireo, that under an order made is
Mor>e, one of the justices ofth icorirt,
I "hallexro-e for sale at pabue nuctio,., at No.'4? P.na'st,
<'.v n't . i."M s '"'..'a; ol September, lis.vj, at 10 A. M of that
'/,' ' ,f ,*'f,u c;1*kiof nutruega; und in like manner an I under samt
oruer. I shall expo-e for saleat No. 287 Water >t, io the city of New
ior?.,ontuellthc-ay ol September, 4. ? [860, at 1. A. M. of that
0. .y . '" 'n c i.-ks of unseed oil; and I shall, on such d ivi, sell all the
n nu title-, and interest which the said Pet-r Greet bill, the defendant
in this action, had m and to sac' nutmegs and oil. on the 27th dav of
. V * "860, or at an; time afterwards-Dated NewYork.itp
teriberrt, 1S?0. THOMAS CARNLEY. Sheriff.
Jskxs Sloasis. Deputy SnerilT. s7 rjt
tv'OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, according to law, to all persons
J-l having ciam.sagiti.-t JOSEPH FLANDERS, grocer, late of tin
i'i" "rooklin, K.r.gs County, deceased, that they are required to
exhibit the same, with the youchers thereof, to the subscriber, I>ni?
rmn F laidert, at S8 South-street, in the City of New York, or 0?
lore th-first day of March next ?Dated August?0, 1
BE.S'J. FLANDERS, Administrator
aa-jS itwfmWed- ELIZA A. FLANDErtS, Atfmraiatratrix.
tpOMPl ROM ER'h Ol Elf E, STATE OF NEU YORK -Tbl
y HAMILTON EXCHANGE BANK, Hamilton, Madison County;
has this day tiled in this office, a notice o! the appoiotment of Messrs,
GILBERT, CWHB and JOHNSON, of the City of New York, as
Agents for the redemption of its circu'atng notes, agr-e,b!e to tha
Act entitle,! An Act relating to the redempt.cn ol Itsr.k Note?,
posted May 4, ie40. Albany.Septembers.liiAU.
-??t Washington HUKT,ComptroBtw.
P&TE2IT ZUSU FAIST.
? Pitt BL'SHC?IBKRB, Agenu of the Nsw-Jirrsary afz>
1. plortngond Mitling Company, have received from the J
axtcnslve Woriu at Newark a supply of tho Paten! Zins
3rown and Fr-inkllnati f nir.ls, which will Uo -iitsosad ttf
oa reasonable terms.
?^?e
brtsm, i
sompose
e:onomy can be ?onrideutly .
ay also prepc-e?, fr.*m the (tmo oxides,tints ?es3*al4irly
T?laihle for the coating of fron snd of tin, eorrslog llw bfart
a/otea-tloD against caidisatloo now kne^rn.
Tfceie paints, when applied 'a wood, forx. Csa, ? rAtu
*le protection ejvaJotl bra
A supply of lam. Ccampcjy * saeatlfOi Waiso KfzSitt s!
?lnc, now so s?2ir3a!voly rtsid In Pint asd ether puri? ol
Carop-3. ?s ine motd ralr tbfc ?i'.t?O.v for viiiii load anC
?l*ierrj4!et?/Ioui sjdeM.'j 'hsit'y exj-v-vej For soie bv
rtverabtverlrtora. B T JONS* k CO.
tU 2mos W St?inar*4JL
LEGAL NOT1CK8, ,
STATS' OF NEW YORK, Sa .??..,. Osnc?, An.?7AjjurM
? 1*. IKrV'.-To lb* Jtrril) ,.l 'he Cny uxf . ...J0t) uf K.w York:?
Sir?Note* is h-n-by given dial *t i!,?- General FhctKia to be h*id iu
than State iBlbeiTUeedaj r.l Monlay of Noseraber
next, tin- tolfueetug ?lfiirr? are Co I?. -lest-.!, to wit: A Governor in
pia.eni Han.-hon Fishi ? tAutrmaDt-O oernor in pise* of GWe?
Vv. falter-, r., a Canal i*?.mi n-i in - ??< ?ol, ?.*),; Ja
I, e. o r of state Prison* in p i., ? ??> !'?< ? l>. 'peir er j ? Clerk of
Iba Coart of Api-aS <n p! ..??.-? I h.ir'e? s Beeten I a Kepreaajatativa
in Uie Iti'd Cnrgreea of the I t, . I SI its*, for the M. -Ith, V.h and ?th
dtethctp, in place of J. I'h.h'ps Phorrux, Walter Underbill, George
Br-?v and Jam-. Brool* ( ? .1.11 I'rR.ers to be abcted for sail
Couo'}-- Sixteen M-nibers of Assembly; a District Attorney n p!i^?
of John Mi Ke. r. Allot ?b ?e term? of office eriTJ e?p ru on the but
day cf Dec?mb-r n?xt A n.f .!?<> a (My Jrkigw, 10 pur-e\'nc? ufchxp
teraifl. Lawa of ISAo. 'The e'..-'n,s throughout US? State are also
to ?ot - i or or ?gi,net th- Repeal ol the an tsnUrd ?'An set Eitab
.nc Ir?. S? IW. thr.iugh.Hi? the Sun." paseed Marth I**}
ami an sit entit'ed '? An arc to am-no tr,e act entitle* ? aet Krlab
hshing Fr--M .s,'-1' ? II n ? State," passed April II u*ft
y.:ur?, Krsr..-? r '
I ner-br certdy that Ihe slot-- -,, correct copy ol the n .tne of the
General Electron to te he'.'I ..;,i ... .-ee-l-ag thai ?r-t Monday
of November neat. r.s ? ved this .lav lr..rn the Hon. Cbrtatoplwr Mor
*?a. Secretary of State. THOMAS CaK.VI.Ki*,
Sherifr. fthe City and County of New fork.
W.u. All the pnbbc b.w., pern ? ih.n this County w,U pleas*
pub..?? this notice one* mea, h week until the election, aid aend a
Ihur b.'ia for advertising the sa.-n- s.? ..?>? as the eleclion in over. so
that they may be Ujd before the Board of Supervisors end passed (or
payment auSl lawte VVaSW
V a, tin. ha.-, ja er..-. i,h.iii|,,.i.r. city of Mew York, bniMec,
f 7 by -l denture <rt' ni<:r?ga,-e i kftrilHE .late a-.d exneutej me tweiftk:
day ol May. intlie year one thousand e ebt hundred awl furty ?trat,
for the pun..? of securing the payoMut ol the ?um of ooo thouaasd
dollars on tho twe'llh .lay of May, Ul tb< year ose thouaand egnt hun?
dred ami ?lt. , With inrere--. it '.!;?? rst- ni n-v-a per cent cer annum.
accordml to the terrr.? mert-one.! 'n theaa1.! mortrare .ul m tiaa
bond ac oinpany in/; the same, dul eeh and omvey aataj li A BlUjtls A.
ARMH'.X.of ilie said ci^, menhiujt lai.'or, and to hu heirs and aa
ai^-na. by way of mortp-afpr, all that CMtaia I?|, p.e?o or (mn-el of* laodt
sittiala.ry'iur and kein"on lie southerly side ot" renib ?ir,-i, betweee
th- First nv-nlie and Avenue A, :i ll?> City ol* New York. J-i I bound?
ed and containing as foUl WS . t'.i iill;eth;j,tf at a p.>int ou the souther
ly side ?I Tenth street. JiMant t.vo buruinsd and twenty live feet east?
erly from the First-avenue, and rwunnt. th-n.-e ?ontlierli aasl paraUal
with the First avenue ninety-two feet three and a hao i-ulwa toa
he-drawn throurh'.he c? nter of the bhvk tmtweeu N.nt!i anal rentb
sire-!.., theni-e east-r'y Mloiy said center kn? twenty five :-et; thence
northerly ninety tw.< feel ti.ree ami a half inches to the eoutiierly line
of Tenth etrtet: thence wv-teil> twemi Iii? ibet to th- pdaca of be
cmniee? the sa .1 lot bei"< krio? n anJ .lintitutuish'd on a map show
in* a Jiviewn of part of the real estate late of Ni. ho1.. W. ?ny??.
eant, .le. ea^ed. am. rur h.? heir., and ~.w on lite in *s ?f Raj
liter ol the tiu aiidCoantj ol New York, b? the nnffiber jr.,ithree
humlreuanJae'vent) lone, > the westerly wall vl Ihe hs>??? on ?aid lot
beiui .1 pa,ty wall: which ?? i morta?s<? coiila.iva a power to the said
mortMcee, h,. e?ev,it..rs,admu:.?tratoia a.ld as*?ne, to U.e ell-tt a?l
if default should be made u. th? psMoeut ..I the sii.I si.ra ?I ,?<,nty
above.twncd.orthe inwresl that nay !?;? J?' ?"?Mtotw
pari thereof, that then and from thenceforth It shookl he lawiul for
thesai.l inortc?(ree, his executors admtaistratore and assi,ns, u> enter
into and upon ail anil singular the pretniae* thereby <ranl~l or intend?
ed so to be, ancT t.. sell and dispose of the same anJ all benelit and
eqn.ty of re.l?uiption of the sa d mor'jta^or, his heirs, etrcutora, ad
ui.matiator. an I o.sei?;ua therein, at public au. -. .iu, and aaiheattor
iwy of the sa..l in irtjiagi r t, make and de.nBr to the nun baser or
purchasers thereof a r,>""l and sufficient detai or deeds of cooTeyaDc?
in tlie law for the s..me, in lee simple, whach said mortgage, and tha
power of sale therein contained, -u. sroresaid, ?? duly aeknowredtea
and alterwarl duly rei-or,!.-,! i.i Ihe Kegigter'i Office of the City and
County of New York, .n l.ib-r No. 3*1 ,>l HoYtgagk*, pan :w, oa the
13th day of May, leas., at AO minute* peat 1 1' M.
And whereas the said Gabriel *. Aniom his lufyassifed Ihn said
mottende to John A. Weeks, and whereas default has been made m
the payment of the said stun of mono) me.it,one.I in thu iiouditiou ol
said moii^a^e, and tlie payment .if the interest thereon,according to
the term, thereof, whereby the power to sell the mortgaged premises
contained iu the said ITHyrfJrsge b-. ame operative; ami ehereaa no
euit or proceeJuir? at law ba* been instituted to recover Ihe amount
now remiiuiiiij; due on said :ii..rli;-".-e and wired thereby, and there -
is claimed to be due thereon, at the time of the rtrst publication of tine
notice, thesuin of lit hundred ami twenty-four dollars ami litty cenUi
Now, therefore, notice i? hereby rjiveuthat by virtue of the power
cf sale in san! niortniuos contained, a.id n pursuance ol the Statute ia
such case nmile r.nd pruvitled, Lbe aald above described mortra^ed
piemises will bo sold at public i.i!.. ton. to til* h?hest bidder, attli*
Men hants' Exchange; in tlie City of N'.,w York, on Monday, the four
tseutli day of October next, at twelve o'clock at n.am oa that day, and
?heeii'd mortgage be then and there forecio?*l by the auid sale.?
Dated New-York, July 17. in JOHN A, WEEKS,
rt., f" ee of (iahr-el A. Anioul, mort^a^ee.
JansiG. Kim,Jr. Attorney. iyl7 tawlSwW
AGENT'S OFFICE, AUBURN STA1 F. PRISON, Augusts, I8A0.
.?Notice** hereby given,, that sealed proposals will he receivea
b> tlie subscriber at hw otfii n in said prison until 10 o'clock .V. M. of
the 7th day of October next for the hire and service of all - he cooper*
who shall then be in said prison, nn-.l such as shall therenlt-r be re?
ceived, and at ihe dieponal ofth* said kfteiit or Ina successor* mohice,
and who can legally be employed ai cording to the laws of Oos Slate,
except such as shall, in the opinion ol the Agent, be ueot-Miry m tli?
service ol the State, for tLe term of live years from the first day ot
November next.
Suitable and convenient -hop room with stoves and pipo will, as at
present, he [uroi*hed for the prosecution ol tne above named ron
tnet, the contractor to furtuah n-ceieary fuel for wanning, and
brooms for sweeps the same.
Payments wdl be required at said prison for the services ol said
convicts, monthly, and s.t Ihe expiration ofeach and every month.
The contract not to be assigned or transferred without the writte*
The name and written consent-of the person offered a* s-curity
should accompany each proposal.
the Atfcnt reserves lor Inn,-.-'f ti e privilege of accepting; aay pro?
posal that he may deem conducive to Uie interest of the Slate.
au7 law\Vei!tUcl7 BKNJ. ASHIIY, A??at.
I'PRE ME C0CR.*7nlc?'ToRK.-- TheTlTnited Sut'e~Fiie Ta".
s*3*urance Company,agaimt Susan Welle, widow, and execulrii of
Ri. hard Wells, ,'n-e.i-eii. Richard Wells, and Sarah M. his w.fe, Wil?
liam Shaw and Elisa Jan*, tos wifa.Sheaion tesavittand Jceerphaa*,
bis wile, Henry A. Kent anil S.ir3h M. ins wile, Josiah DnnfeJs, Josiahi
II. Daniel, Roh-rt R. Daniel, Charles W. Daniel, Leon Almy Daniel,
Harry Clay Daniel Josephen? I- Daniel. Peter Smith, Tiuetee for
Josephen- Van Tas.ell anJ (leor? aiia Smith, children of Margaret
Smith, John Frederic Van Tusell anil Josephen?, his wife, and Oeor
riasa Smith.?Summons lor relief Com not s-r.?To RICHARD
WKI.I.S, and SARAH .',1. hi* wife, and \\ 11.1,1 AM SHAW: You
are hereby summoned to answer the complaint riled in this action
which was riled.in the.office ol the Clerk ol the City and County ot
New-York, at the City II ill in the City of New York, on the twenty
e-.nim in.) ur <v..?-.- .i. iiuand e -ht hundred and l.fty, and to
?^'.'. ffi1'! un- >U,U,r "wW,r',*" V'" * "'i' ~?PW"*?* thosub-cribsr,
at bla office, No. -1 Wall ,;,eet In it,. City of New York, w.thin
twenty days after the serv ice ol Um. summon, on you. exclusive of
the day of sui h sen i. e. and ,| you :ai! lo .n .wer th- s.si.l , omiila-nt
wiihm the timealoreasid, the plaintJO* in this action will apply to
Uie Court for the rel.el demanded n the oomplamt.?Dated New
JR. If. noWNE.PIaintir.Attoruey,
OHRBlFK'S8ALK.-B. viitn. ol - -,-r.,l ?.se,t..n.Tcr^-?y
tO rei'ted anil delivered, I will e,p,-.., t,. ?.,!? ?? n.urs.b.y t),,. 3d day
ol October ISfto, at 19 o cluck M., at the v. stihule ol the city H ill. at
the r.^ht, title and mtere-t ol Jonah Newton.whieh he had on tl,- JOU,
day of June 1860, or at any other lime thereafter. In wImih hands
seever the siime may he. o| ,n a. I t... the lollowmg described nro
partytho. 173,17Sand177Second st. No. : i .??I hi Sheriff st Also
in the following leasehold property, about twenty years to run, No.
tSi Fourth -t with the appurteuam es Sic A-.-.?A uru-t 1\ le/,0
? , . THOMAS CARNLEY, Sheriff.
Dsn i A. Cvv*m*BU\sf, Deputy Sh-nll. au-Ji UwtsVV
SHERIFF'S SALE.?By virtue ol an Execution to t>^7^^t?t~Zl
delivered . I will expose lor , ,1-, ?? W..,luss,|ay, tl,e [M ,(,,)? ?r
OcUiber, 1880, nt Ii o'clctk, M. at the Vestibule of the City Hull ?Ii
the right, title and interest of Charts? f Way winch ha h.cl on the
tenth day ol December, 1649, or at any tune thereafter, of, ..i ind to
the following described prem,-e.s, ti wit: All Uiat CUfrain \M nfeca
or parcels ofeioun.1, wirh Ihe Improvement* Uiereon, sitnate. Ivlnr
ami hemp in the Tenth Ward of the City of New-York, and known and
dutincufshed as numh-r on*hundred and live 1106) Delanre* street ?
New York, Aua-tlst lo, I860. THOMAS CARNI.KY,.Sheriff.
WlitiAir II. Dasas, Dep.Sheriff. m,H ja^j^
NOT ICE is hereby given, according to law, to all persons barine
claims aRa:n-t ALFRED Sf, 111 DER, late of the City of Broot?
lyn, Kin-a County, deceased, that they are re.ju.red to eihihit the
tame, with the voucher* tl.ereof, to the subscriber,?t hie place ol
business, No. \ f l W ,ter sti?.|, in Uie City of New York, on or bsfure
IhsSolhdayol December next- I)af?d Jnn- is, irviO
jem l?w6m*W_ WM. HAIJEY, Executer.
NOTICElSHEREBY GIVEN ?or^rdm-lo taw, to ?II person*
hsvinj. Claim? sgainat .JOHN CRoKS, late of the City of
Brooklyn, deceased, that they are required to exhibit the same, with
tlie vouchers thereof, to the lubscnbet, at her resideRie No. its
Sands-street, in tho City of Brooklyn, of. or before the fiiteentu day of
October next.?Dated Annl ?. lbfA
?lOlawSm* CHARLOTTE M CIOES, Administratrix.
IN PURSUANCE sf an order of the Surrogate ol the County of
New-York, nutit* is herebv crTec to all persons bavins churns
stainst BENJAMIN SANDS, late of the City of New York, d*
c?aaed, to pr-sent the same with vouchers thereof to the subscn
bers at the office of Joseph C. Skaden, No. i-'.l Pearl et. in the City of
Naw-Yois, on or b-lor* tne I.t day of March out.- 0?t?d N?w
York, the 2bth day of August, I860. ?,
MSKTHa SANDS. Administratrix.
au38 law?mWed* JOSEPH C. SK ADEN, Administrator.
IN PURSUANCE of sr. order r>< the 3urr?i:sfe of the Coonty of
New-York, Notice is hereby given to ?II persons b.ivine cla.ru*
?gainst THOMAh BR1DGEM t.V, las? ofilieCily of New York, de?
ceased, to present the same, with ?i? roncbera thereof, to the aub
senbers at the seed store of BrKlgenmn Brothers, ?74 Broadway, cor.
of Eighteenth street, in the Ci'y ul New York, on or before the nth
d?y of December ftSXt?Dated New-York the loth da-, of Jane, taw.
AXFRET) BRIDOEMAN. I,,,,.^.
jelSlaWrtm? ANDRKW Bill D.lKMAN. ["**_??
IN PURSUANCE of an ords- of tha S irrogaU of th? County of
New York,notice is hereby given to all -lei-or.s having chumsagsin*)
HK/EK1AH WILLIAMS, late of the City of New York, de?e*e?d,to
present the saine will ihn fouchera thereof Oi tlie subscnlier, lttb*
?tire of Alexander McPher hu, XCIIa Water street, in the Crty of
New York,on or before then i.eteenthdav of November next Oil**
New York.the 1-SUi day of May, l?An.
myl6 laworri? CHARLES WILLIAMS, Administrator^
iS PL'RSCANCE of sa erdsr of the Surrogate ol tho Coanty of
New York, notice ui herebv g,/eiito all persons having slaims
agamstsAMLEL RIKER, late of the city of New York, deueaeed, to
present In-same w.th Ui* vouchers thereof to 'he subscriber, at her
residence, No. 308 Bower), in 'lie city ol New York, on or before th*
tweiitv-seveDth day of August next Ds-ted N-? York, the lath day
ofFebrnary, I860. HELENA J. RIKER, Alfcinsstrslrtl.
ml3t?w6m* _
IN PURSUANCE of an o: ler of the Surrogate of the Coonty of
New-York, notice is hereby given to all persons havina; chums
against CHARLES W MII.il OK. 1st- of the City ol New York.de
C-itaed,?o present the same, with vouchersi thereof, toithe subec-ribsrs,
at the offi.e ot Isaac M. Mi.'hana. No. W Front street, is the City ei*
N'.w York on or before the lilteei.tl. day of November nert-DaUd
New York,' th. l?th day of MI/.BANK ASmioi.tr.to,.
V|l l.wom- MAItr Mr1. MILHANK-, AdmmcvtraUix.
IN PUKSi7?'<CE of an crder ol th* Surrogate of Iii? County ol
iN-w York not.. e is hereny rhr*n lo ?J peraon? having claim*
against ABRAHAM DAVIS, 'ale ol the Cty ol. New York iros
f under deceased, to present the .?ms with ??.neben ?iereof lo the
aobwrriben. at the store of He- r) Katthew?, No. J4.1 Grsnd street,?
tue City ol New York, on or bei' ,r? *.ne (SileenUi day of October n*xt
? DSmJ New York, the ninth da, r f ajprfl, I860.
HkMtr MArrHEW3,)Elt,.0U)f,.
,lo lawr.m" ROHKItl YOfJNOS, | ?*-?"^
JN P?RSC?NCK".Vrannrde: ???? ?:?> f .rogau of the Coonty of
New York, no?ce is hereby gii-nto snper?ouaba?.ng cUim*ag?,ol>
JOHN McCONACHV. L-.t. of tie t.iy of New York piarieforte
maker, deceased, to preeenl th. earns with 'o'.cJ.er. th-rerxf to the I
?n^iben, at lb* office of John Rcdc^No m WaBstree^m th.
C t? of N.wTork. on or before the thirtieth day .f 3??te?b?r
e.i. Date-i New York, the dir. .lav ol March, lorat
cex. i/.teoc. JOHN BODMAN,Adniiakttrator.
alli7 1awSm'' MARY J. HcCoNACHY, Administratrix-^
IN PURSUANCE of an order of th* Surrogate ofth* County ol
New York, nonce is hereb; given to all oerson* having chunn
aya.Ist FRANCIS J. CROPSEY,late of u,e 6ty of New fork, ?> i
sensed to present the same with n-iehen th?r?ol to th* snhecri- ,
\T7i?i olfice No. an Nassaa rtre?rt, in the Cty of New Tort, ?* ,
nrb?r<.r? the eighteeaih dsy of Septecr isr next?Dated Naw-Iorl,
tha llth day of March. 18SO. HEiNRY P. McGOWN,
mI3lawrtrp adoirsnitratsr. j
1~~W~\PirRSUANCE of ?n order of th* Surrogate of th* Const/ ?* [
New York, notice is hereby given to all persons having ekM1*
against WILLIAM H. ROL9TON, late of the City of New le.ti,**'
ceased, to present the same with vouchers thereof to the sabaeri**!,
at her res?Unce, No. S3? Ma tLson st in the City of New York,on or
before the twenty fourth dav of Dvieraier next? Dated New loras
th- seventeenth day of June. 1880 JANE ROLSTO.V,
jelwlawri-riW- Adminwtraira
IN PURSUANCE of an order of 'he Surrc-ate of the Coe?f7 ?J
New York, ooLce u hereby t eo tn all person, havii-'
again>t BENJAMIN HUSTACE, late of lb* Cite of New To*<Jz
cea-ed, to preaeat Ihn ?an e, I Is I ?? - TS there..! to the sabscr^BSsj
at his ?n,re, No, ?i FalMn-ttreet, .ntheCitrof New York, oa "
before thetlnrtiSth day of D--n V' n*It-DateH, N*w Tort, ??
tw?ntj filth day of June 1*80 _ _
?<0V.\:wHr,'W?i JOHN HUSTACE. Exetn*o*_
1~P?KSUANCE of sn orderol the Surrogate of the Co<u>V
York?Nola>. u herebv e ve:-to aii persons hsv.ng cUitn??gw?r
E'tale.1. Gran ?er, Ute of tPeCty of New York, walnw dss^HJT
o.e^-r.l the same with era thereof U. tlie subscnl>?r. at in?
p.?.,! the same with von. -r. tl,e,e..f tr> Uie ?"il ?>' nwr
See of h ..Counsel. J. W St ... No. S3 Hammor,! streyV^ -*
City of New York, on o. le-lor. ihe tw-aty Uiiot day Of Decsau?
ne.xt-ll-.terf New Yori.?.? l-t', -lay of June, IHfel. ?
fiW l?w.;m*W ALEXANL/Elt JACKSON, A^'.mg Execw

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