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_?TL had gl"?? I* ,0 bi* ??fleigoa. Tha
Chair ?o roling, Mr. Gsi-ruux resumed ihr, floor,
and moved ?" commit the bill to the Committee of
tbe Whole, with ibatrootiom to ro^rt thofulb**
hg aa an additional te-ction ;
Andbt ttfm"k*r tnvl'i ny ?Au. Senat*IX*A ff nf Ht
L.ttLc/ti.c Lui't* ;toU.,f imtric-si* Conorcesiu
i?.fc-d. Tb.? fron ani after, im t] day* Iromtb.* paasaga
01 b'i an iteduii?? r-quin?rj ht law 10 t>? (???.id < n go ?de,
wartiaiid me'tbaidiet. Imported la <> ih? United diato?,
.to 11 >? ftttttc oo ih ? value thereof at ihe principal potta
oflleUmed State? *l'b- lltue ..f entrv : Provuttd, Tri'llo
no esse ??'?u dutle? ba asieited on a ??) i?iio-i ie*? run ibal
Dow rcqutrrdby l?w: Pr-vided, Jtrihtr, fnai when the
T?'uaiKD of icy detriiptii n Irou. or of m-cilurry undo
mho iv et in pait' f iron, ?bjl r-iprcove.'y exhi->'t areduc
' ti< i tri S" 4 per i emutn trn ow what a all liar m ide o? valu
ailonwtuld eihlhlt when ?ha pr-ietl revenue law carne
lnio Operation, then the a'tcr valuation ?bwl be adopted
aid ibet utieaaii'ned tbe'eo? : am ihai on window glaaa
ane iitiee.' oll. there ana I be n?M a duly of "0 per centum
id valrrem: on al ma'iti'ac urea of coiton 5 o*rcenunu al
Tilcrem It adelilon io ibe raiea of dnu now levied o? law,
exeep loj cotleL clolba under ru'iiberel^oiewn which shili
be a< is 'ted at ft per cent"m ad valorem ies> ihan the prs
aen'rile; and on a 1 otner mat ufe-tared articles an ?Cd1
tlona) cotv of IU per ceotutu ad vilorem over aod ?bovtbe
rate of duty levied oy l?w on any raw material of which
airb ar lc es may I e *bi l y or In partcorup ised : Provided,
alto, Tbat madder anc meachkg p>wderi iba'i be, admit?
ted at rrrsett rates ol dailes, a,.d on no articles shall a less
rale cf duly be ass-esed than li now lo noied, exc?pt rig
cotton cloth, wbi<.bsbail de admitted a* aforesaid, and raw
silk, or illk cot more advanced io luanirfsc.ure ibau .i^>i,
tram ar.d ibrown, or urganzlne on wnlch the duty ihall be
10 per centum ad valorem: Provided moteottr, Toat tbe
exreisofduiy imposed by ihn aci, over existing laws, on
Iron ril's now purrbaseo or comractel for, snail here?
in' ned t'> the Importer on evidence being prodtti ed fiat tbe
same have been actually aod permanently laid dowoon
aiy tUllroad for which said rallswere dec'arei lo rela
ter drd at ibe tin e of entry, if so laid down wubln one year
frcm and after lie passage of ibis act
Nuiblrg in ibis act contained shall app'y to goods shipped
In a vesiel bound to any pon ol the United Sutei which
shall actually have leftnerltsi pnrt of lading?i?tward of
tbe Cape of Oood Hope or befand Cape Horn, or south?
ward of Ihe Equinoctial 11 r e 1-, ihe AilacPc. prior to ireday
on which ibis art srml, take?nec<; hot goodi so shipped on
board sucb reiaei shall bo adunued to entry auderexlillng
Jaw*.
The reading of these instructions exciter] a great
deal of curiosity. When tioisbed, Mr. McCleh.
XAt-i> raised tbe point that it was]not germaln to
tbe bill to which it was prnpoaed to attash it. Tbe
Chair sustained tbe point and delivered quite an
"opinion" upon it, deciding that to instruct the
Committee of the Whole toaettbia business ahead
Of other buaini-s? having precedence of it, (the
reiointion of instructions proposed to make it tha
order next after the Ai tuy and Post itiuto bill,)
would be to do what tho rule* oloarly f irSade. Mr.
Adhmun appealed ai.d contended that under the
mit? it was aa cttmpttont t j instruct tho Commit?
tee ol the Whole aa any other Ooaimittoe. Che
Cl air was auatained. and tnen tbe original bid was
quietly re referred to tbo Committee of the Whole.
Thus ended the third or fourth adventure in the
Tarif! line. Whether it will prove to have been
the last of the ?ession is uncettain. I observe that
tbe Iron men of Pennsylvania, and tbey of Now
l?i,giai.d, of whose naeiiiori?) 1 aend you a copy
accompanying this, who wr.ro as " tbiok as black?
berries " iu the lobbies during the above described
struggle, continue to hover around in considerable
number?which would aeetu to indicate that their
hope for action this session is nut yot " oluon gone
forexer."
The re*ultof the Tariff movemsn* aforesaid, put
the liienda of Proteotion la a decidsdly "huti'y"
hum. r. Jt waa curious io auo how they laid on the
table, like abeavea before the sickle, the bills for
laDd grantB, which Mr bowhn now proceoded to
report! The telegraphic sketch will toll what
were the bills thus "dispatched," and the excep?
tions to the ruie of "cold comfort" served up for the
Western Log roller*. Wei', at length, the turn
came on a Florida Railroad hill grant, throagh Mr.
Canuk 1.1., who facetiously remarned that be would
not ask toat his bill shouhl bo put on ii* passage ?
teeing that hia Tariff friends were uot in a very
good humor just then I A good laugh followed, and
the bill was re/erred to tbe Committee of the
Whole.
Matters went btinily on for an hour or sb; and
tbeu Preston King took all but a few knowing ones
by surprise by sahir g the aunpeiiskui of tho rules
for tbe purpose of introducing the folio ring Bill:
AS ACT lo ali.lieh Slavery in the Diitrict of Columbia
Jit it (aerclid by the Senats and H me of Hepretenintiett
oj ihe United State* of America irt Cong* en uteembltd, 'fh<U
Slavery Ii he reny ahvlicbert and furavei pror.itiltBd la ihe
PinrlcK'f Columbia, all pe s.ie held In aUvery In ibe
Dliulciof Columbia emancipated by ibli act, ?hau no rod
lor c ut Ol .he '?reatury o( llio Uro so S.?,ei nod the amount
to be paid or valoe of etcii peraou so emancipated, eball be
aicelt*lllef kit. delerncuerl by the Juigjof the Dlsolct
Coufl for the DI Sit Id Ol Columbia
Mr. AsHUUH tooh (Mrtaalon to expostulate with
bim bb'ut tis movement being mado "at this
tiaie." Ac.; but ho Hrmly adhecd to his purpose.
TheYetaar.il Naya were ordered and gave 52.|
Ycss io 109 Nays. There waa considerabledoilg
ing on the vote. 1 was aorry to soo it, and I trait
some of the dodgers wiii regret their course. But
what exoute will Northern men nisk.i fir voting
?gainst this bill 7 They onntiot se.y that it w?b cal?
culated to embar/ai* tho " great natioual moas
ores of Compromise," for they have all been acted
upon. Aa to tho timeliness of thn movement. &
po<d thing I* always in tum?. Beside, th;y.'o was
no expectation nf getting a two t;nr :is v it-e for tho
susponkion ol the rules, ar.J henoo no room to fear
H at it would take up mu-h tiroeioaoti 'n
Mr. Kiitfl frankly stwled that ho desired nn op?
portunity to record his vote upon a f<*f voio on
tlii* important sol jeet Other* desirod the same.
'IT.o brevity of tbe bill show* this, ho iia-io^ hasti?
ly drawn it a p, this moraiog, during th^ clutter of
the proceedinf s. Hut. nevertheless, you will soe
that?fiy ttto men, good ai d ttuc, marked up to tho
righteous record I Do you say that is a small
number .' Be it so; and yet what would havo
ht< n the vote even four yurs asn, whon tho Wil
rnot Pioviio wsb tlrat Introduced .' VVtiy, it would
probably have been hooted by some men, ?vho
w< ulti have taken ploaanre in voting for it today
ii stead of dodging, hiul their "party obligations*'
permitted.
Let us bo tlaakful for this beginning?this sign
ol progress?this miiestono along tha weary way
ol Ami Slavery Hi form! Tnere is a " bettor day
it oiing," when the plague spot of Slavery shall be
wined frcm this National District. In this expec?
tation, we tnukt he content to " wait a little longer."
As 1 write, Mr. BlSiKLL is on the fljor advo
oatit'fj hia bill, in answer to the pray er of M'ss
Dix,for the,grant of public lands to States which
desire aid for Insafo Asylums The object it a
noble one, and ia attnotins; a good deal of atten?
tion. But 1 await the decisit n of its fato. 8ioma.
a"? At 5 o'clock tho Yoai acd Nays aro call?
ing; uu a motion to adjourn, supported by the oppo?
nents ol BisstLi.'- Bill, tho Houso having previ
oosly refuatd u> lay it on the table s.
THE FREE SCHOOL QUESTION.
The People of tho Btato are called upon at tho
ensuing election to oast their suffrages for or avaitit'
the repeal of tho act of 1848, establishing Fret
Schools. To my miud this is a question of more
than ordinary importance?one which soars far
?bove and beyond the passing political issues of. he
? day?and involves a principle, fundamental not only
to our republican institution*, but to th? very exis
tence attd well being of Society. The Legis'ature
of 18*8, on tbe recommendation of the Superinten?
dent of Common Schools, and in accordance with
the unanimous vl*w? of the most enlightened friends
of Education throughout the State, passed & bill de?
claring Common Schools free to every child be
tirren tbe ages of five and twenty-one years. With
the view of securing the high sanction of publio
opinion to this great measure, the; directed the de
tails of the bill thus enacted by them, te be suomlt
ted to tbe people for their rr.tilkation or rejeotion.
and during the intervening six months prior to the
annual election, when the popular verdict was to
he rcadered, e very pogaib'.e publicity was given to
these details, ai d tbey wero in fast, fully and rreo
? 'y discussed. Tho People, by the overwhelming
and unprecedented vote of U?O.POO to 5)0,000, or a
Rsjojjty of upwar.isof one hundred a;id fifty thou
sanr', declared in favor of the adoption of the law.?
In conjcquercc of tomo inequality in the practical
workings of the now system, and the difcorery o'
some defects iu its provisions, the LegUUtare of
1850, was memorialized for ita amendment Thii
was the signal f r its bitter and ur.ooaiprom'sing
opponents, or a portion of them, not exceeding one
fourth of Iba tlnety thousand who recorded tbeir
vote* et tbe pol!* against the addition of tho law,
to clamor Tor ita unconditional and immodiata re?
peal. Tbe Beofcte, alarmed at this unexpected and
ficroe manifeatatioQ of hostility, yielded to the
clamor, so far as to pari an act ?nbtnittieg the
question of its repeal to the People, at tbo ensuing
election.- And tbe House, at t?e last moinoot of iu j
session, after having in vain attamptod to procure I
the OTaeorrence cf the 8e3%te to a bill amendatory J
cf alltbo defects of the existing law, inconsiderate- I
K.has'ily and unwisely gave it* sanction to auch |
re subn itsion.
The craf?iio:i then is?Shall the State of Mew
York, after having thus uriequivocr'ly and d?-l.b
erately comuji'.ttd itself, not only through its
Legislature but throc?h the populnr voice as ex.
pressed meat emphancal'y t'rd dearly at the billot
box, in favor of the great principle of Frre
Schools?reverse its derision?retrsee it. steps
?and virtoaHy declare that, however well tho
theory of Umveksal Education may answer for
Continental Eurr pe, for tho New-England States,
for our flourishing cities and large towns, and for I
our esterpr'sing brethren in the newly-formed ?
States and Territories of the West?it shall not ,
find a footing iu the Empire Coxmon wealth ?
Are we told that the exsth g law is oppressive,
unequal and unjust? that tho taxation which it
imposes ia burdensome and g-ievoas?that its pro.
visions array in hostile collision the rich against ;
the poor, and throw a firebrand of disoord into J
otherwise peaceful communities ? The simple and j
obvious answer is?Let the Legislature so amend ,
it as to divest it of these obnoxious features: but
let not the People, in their anxiety to remedy the
evils of hasty and i; judicious legislation in refer?
ence to the details of this great meaiare, strike a
fatal blow at the vitally important principle it
Involve*.
Let us cot present to the civilized world the de?
plorable and humiliating spectacle of a renuncia?
tion, within one abort yoar, of a principle solemnly
and upon mature deliberation adopted and en?
grafted upon our statute-book? a principle which
met the hearty concurrence of every noble, mag' j
nanimous and enlightened mind?a principle which j
opened the doors of the Temple of Knowledge to j
every child in the land, rich or poor, humble or ex"
alted?a principle which, carried out to its practi?
cal reault, in a right spirit, and by proper instru.
! mentalities, is capable of rescuing from ignorance
and vice and misery t:id elevating to the dignity
and nobility of virtuous habits and aspiution. hun?
dreds of thousands of the riling generation?a
principle which strikes at tho foundation of Pan.
perism and Crime, by fura:tr.irjg an adequate pre?
ventive discipline at a period n hen tho elements of j
character are in process of formation, and renders j
the Poor-House, the Penitentiary and tho Gallows j
needless, by storing the youthful mind with sound
principles and attraciive and useful knowledge.
" If we look at the qo??tlon of Education in Its connec?
tion with crime,' say* a late able wri.er In the rtdinb'truh
Hevitio, "we find that Cnme sdvances to a sudden anl
precocious miturlty bctwe- n me tiges of fifteen and twenty
?the avenge crlrclr.aiity of trio pe iod, measured 07 the
probability of any given Individual coalmining a crime.
belig'Arre fime? 1? great as that of the rest of life.' Tue
??'t?.of crlmlnaiiiy snoot, however, de?p into children, j
Tht v lir, in the preceding period, from ten ti fifteen?Ihe ,
school-life of the child If, then, the lcfl leoce which men
have been accusumed to ascribe in Education bo uoi a
dr. ( m, if offers the k ty to the isnote position of Cnme "
Let us noi forget that in our action on this ques?
tion we are affecting, for good or for evil, the future
destinies of millions of cur brethren of the human
family. A utb'o impulse note in the right direction
will exert n powerful influence on the progress of
modern civilization. Tho essinple of New.York,
the first and greatest State of the American Con?
federacy, will bo felt iu the remotest section of onr
Union. If site declares in favor of Universal Ed?
ucation?if elro incorporate* among the fundamen?
tal iaws of her government toe principle cf Free
Schools, her Southern and Weitem, lior Northern
and Eastern aisters w ill spi sdily unfold tho same
inspiriting bamaer: And our Republican inatita
lions will then rest upon the ailamaii'.ino rook of in?
telligence and public and private virtue. If, on
the other hand, tbil great and powerful Common?
wealth shall prove falsa to her position?false to
the hopes of her most distinguished sons?false to
the high promise ol excellence tier past career has
warranted?fnlso to tho noble pledges she has gir
en by her ptevious action in this be half?the states?
man and the philanthropist may long look In vain
for the true Conservative elements which aro to
bind together the links of our common Union, and
to perpetuate its taiatei.ee. Without adequate
provision for the universal diffusion of knowledge
?without ample ind free access to thoso nurseries
of intellect and virtue which t-re to educate and
train our future Citizens to the proper and ellieieLt
performance of the high duties devolved upon
them by our pecalicr institutions, a free Repub.io
like ours must necessarily be of short deration
Even under the pressure of monarchical, and
even despotic GovernuunU. tho principle of Uni?
versal Ekucation has been ro:ognizod and
adopted. In Prussia, and Holland, and Germany,
il has found a Strong and petnunent foothold. It
is struggiirg for exiiitenco even iu Russia and
in Turhcy. Public opinion in England is doitinod
to triumph over the combined influences of aristoc?
racy and Sectarian bigotry and intolerance, and to
plant the standard of Free Schools in too very
citadel of European civilization; and tho noble,
et cn sub'ime spectacle, of a beautiful and gifted
wi man consecrating the princely avails of her un
equaled art to the establishment of FitEK Schools
in 1 ho land of her birth?the fsr-oll' hyperborean
recici.a oi S.veden ar.ri Norway?aapectnclawhich
arge's themselves) might admire?speaks volumes
for the depth ai d intensity and universality of this
great principle of the age. And shall we alone be
ii sensible to its magnitude, its grandeur and its
pi wert Bhall the nations of Europe and Asia, the
nioranhies and aristocracies of tho old worlJ. in
fuso into their torpid and languid voiri tho life
giving clemtnta of Education and Kr.owlodgo, aad
our young Republic, whoso very heart's blood must
g'ew with this vital fluid, or "have no life," reject
the prcfl'crcd bocn with loathing and abhorrence?
FRiKrss and Fellow Citizens?this cannot?
most not bs I A higher, nobler destiny is for at.
We cannot so far dishonoi the memory and disre
j gard ihe counsels ofour Washington, our Frank
j Lis, our Marion, and their illustrious compeers ?
j Wo canno. so boldly tsmper with the rich inherit,
ance committed lo cur keeping by the men 0
ether ar.d better days. We cannot so recklessly
and unfee?Dgly sacrifice the interest and the wel?
fare, temporal ?vd sternal, of oar children and our
children's child:-We shall hear and heed the
mar. it iocs of Wisdom and Experience. We shall
I virdicate the prescience atd intelligence, the
j mental and moral flrmuess, which led us trapnlsive
ly and cheerfully to sanction with unpracodontsd
uranimity the " Act estahlishinuFkseSchools
j TiiKoi oHot-t the State." We shall indignant?
ly repudiate the base, m?at> spirited and craven
policy which would strike from our Schute-Book a
wise and comprehensive enactment, for no other
reason than because it* details are, not perfect.?
And we shall hand down to our latest posterity
the indelible record that the socs of N'sw-Y.rk in
the broad light < f the roon of the Nineteenth Cen?
tury, iisciibcd upoc the banner of their EaiDiro
State tho coble motto t-i " Universal Educ * non
in Schools Free to All." Es xlsior.
.tbanf, Sett, lb, KSVX
JoUKNETMIN TAILORS* COOPERATION CtOTH
IKS Store.?The Journeymen tailors, who have
been atandirg out against low priors, bare, opened
an establishment at No 5, North Pearl street ?
Those who believe them right in their dvoiscdj ?
and there aro very few who do root? stv-nM remem?
ber thtsn when ih?y have need of artidos in tneii
line. [Aloatiy Eve. Journal.
gy* Judge Rois Wilainf, formerly of this city, j
now a Rev. Mitt?ter of thj M. E. Chareb, ai
dressed the African Ep'scopal Methodist congre?
gation, on Wylie-st. last Sabbatb evening, and
will probably address them again on 0>X.t8 .ol>a b.
He also, on Wednesday, vi.?ned the Mission foati
tute, established in A Jsgheny Cicv, by II iv. Chi*.
A very and einer?. Pittsburgh CPa} Morn t\st
THE OOBUH TELEGRAPH.
Frum '.he Si. L-ials Re wills.
When first the Lightning'* stylus traced
Irs character* ol wonder,
We ?t(;o' a d?zed as f-'1?? convened
A th.<-o?a?id mile* asunder;
Bar -?hat are ightniu* message*
Fr rri Baff?o to "?a ch-1,
Co i.p?rc: to ne*? Irosa K' iga im .duo,
By onr)rr5 r n:;d dispatches ?
Tr.e- gi blin rel-F.r?ph's at work!
A hollow kind of ra;>p'ng,
As il the thosti of publican*
Were empty ha rel? t-.pping,
Ii hrarri in old Connecticut?
Perhaps for her demerit*,
In showing, bj rw license law,
Antipathy to spirit*.
But no?tha.''- car.nol be the osose;
For in our westera eilte?,
Toe operaiora di.wn oeiow
Are bothering the ci n.mittae*.
Ard uibtlief however bold,
T ? superstition trn-kln,
A' e hosts tbtir strong impressions maka
With telegraphic knuckles.
Q.ra- ineeri g editor*, at ?rst,
Di-eiufri these revealii gs fables,
But wi pd ihey wen: to Hocln-ster,
Tn.e specter* tamed too table*.
Some nies?sg- s from Heaven were sent,
And s.''ine from regions warmer,
And latelv sundry knock* '?-er;; heard
From Knox, the great reformer.
The apostolic hinrarchy
Dave male new revelations,
And criminals have got mixed up
In saintly conversations;
And sundry sinners do xrn below,
As questioners and repliers,
Have proved themselves, sans donte, to be
Too mo?t consummate liars.
Where it will stop Heaven only knaw*?
The lines are fsat extending,
Am messages both East and West
The spirit world is sending.
T was once said " dead men toll no tales,"
But row a murdered man, air.
If *?ked who knocked him on iho head,
Xnocks ba-k the name in answer.
Tim Aariciiltnral Fair.
To the Edi'or of The Tritune:
In yon? notice of the Fair you rnsde no allusion
to a topic that was mos? appropriately brought be
fore the Farmers of tha Beate, a: tbo close of bis
address by Professor Dean, i e. tha neglect of the
lsst Legislature to makn any provision for an Apri
cultura! College. The Legislature for 1819. had
provided for a commission to report a plan?tha
plan was reported, and the Governor iu hi* mas?
sage had recornme: ded the schient to tho att*nt;on
of the Legislature. It was therefore properly he
fore them, and it was a matter deeply intarestin^
to a clas* who compose two thirds of your popula?
tion.
No private or local interest could however ba
subserved by its establishment, for the Comm'.i
siorers had been carefal to rertominend no particu?
lar locality, and of course no lool>y agents were ia
atttndanco to teach the rnenbers ho* to perform
their duty. No party ond could be attained hy in
par?ige, rnd the managers of ptrty machinery
could hardly be ox pec ted to take an i.it?reat ia a
mr.tter "thht woLld not pay."
In consequence of these sinister aids bo'n-}
wanting, a great pub'ic measure, so important to
the farming interest w.?.s auifisrud tola-/ uoheeded
from the beginning to ;he et.dnl the session
In tho Senate tho Agricultural Committee did
not condescend to take toy notice of the G iversor*
recommendation. In the House a report was
niorie iu its favor at a lato period of the semion, it
having been de'syd imho C immit'eo hy rha ho*,
tile inlluenco of Union College, which sough/. Io
make it c branch of that insti.ution.
When it reached the Hnuso it enciuntAred the
opposi'lon oT Mr Fcrd I'r.ini Eric and Mr. M is
from D. law arc?the latter objeotiog to it* con it
deration, cod the former founding hi*opposition to
it on iliecoi ditinn of the public treasury.
While it encountered tnoa ? sinister inQuenoes,
it was, un'ortjnttely, not earnestly t^ken up by
any one, except hy a member fmm Living;*!: m.
The other representative* so-mod to think that
they reprenentcl only pnriy. looal, i-r personal in
teicsts, and Th^t aa tlicwn* nc-liber, but merely
a public measure, affecting rhe wh tleSfate, is did
not bell ng to them to meddle with it.
Air Dean very properly alluded to thi* neglect,
though ho d.d not go into detail, a.; i he called on
the (armer? apply tho remedy.
The election is now approaching and the candt
r**tr>? si o con i g before the public, and tli> farm
en should ascertain their view*.
They should c*k th-.o ttoir opinions and find otit
whether they w ill support an agricultural college
tr not.
Tl.:- question is ess?y put and if the farmer*
will only let tl..1 representative* know that they
aro in earnest ?>ti thin subject, it -vili be a race bo
Iweon the parties, eo to which ?ttall be foreaaj-.t
in prontotint; its success. ,i n.
SAI
/ IHOTOK AQUEDUCT in PART.MENT.?To Sewer Buildera.?
s*^/ Sealetl Pnit.u.t&I*, et:d(.r?-.l '? propnial l,.r.Sf-wer in Wurren BtM
ir.'.l be received at '.be vtttie uf rhe Crotnu aqaexiuct nen?,-t.ri'iit .in
lil \Vtdnt?J?J,Ut?i5thds} i,f Septetaber, lSrO,?t3o'cI?dl P.M. r?
?niU a ewerfrom the ioien>ecU.if Ma. ny-eU and West Broad
nlialinn tu tl e Water P rv.t r
NICHOLAS PEAS, Pntaidcat
H.U? Ki?Sealed propoaala lodoraed,
i "trert," ?ill be received at tbeoQc*
ji.e.-.: until rneaday, O.tober l.atd
n Batavia-at ir.,in fto.,.*. ,it o, near
el TLe plan aa.1 ?(?,<-:fii-at?,n? ?r the
, ran be nbtamed nn appCcatioa to t'ng
SltHOLAs irt.v.N, fr?? diatCrc
p?ce until atoadav. September t??.IHfO,to IV ,-e vaeau kau ... Stad
?son avenue,Twenty-eighth and T?. n'> uatli atreeta, f.mr.h an-J
MadL-orj areasra. To fence vacant lota on Fourta-aveoa* Irom
Twentj r.M to Tweaty-e* ..ad^treet. To'ensa vacant lota on si?
teenth:street, frmu Tlitrd-aveiiiie to Inurg-placa. To fence Tai-snt
Io*j tin Fifteenth atreet froa, Kiilh n, Suth avenue. To We vacant
lot? on Madison acemia ami Taeatv-sii'h street. Tu faoc* vacant
lots en Fourteenlh-street from Secucd to Tbird aver.ue, T j ferce rn
cant lot* it. Tbiitj lirnt, Tiiirty-seoond and Tbtrty-thinl nr-ata be?
tween Sixth ar.l Seventh aveirtte.%. To fence vac liit lote ,,a Re-.huna
?treet between Weebingtnn and Wert atr>et?. To ?ig n lawalaaoa
Fcrty-k^cnd-rtri-n botweea Filth ^nd Eiehti nremiei rboa ?pe
cification] aid all m''i nnatton thereto can be had oa ipplicatioa to to*
Contract Clerk of Ihia Depirtjent.?S-oteniber SiM*.V),
?il J. T. IIOPGE. Street Ct,n
s
STREET PliPAKT
etile ol tie Jaikfcr-j'.reet ferry-Borua. To rez!m:?, reset curb aiul
IV"'-'.' """i repaveand mlag Uattet-stxeet slip betwaao Front and
f-SSSff '''S'-l"''- ??' ' aal htycroaa-walk in Broadway be
twee* IL.rty fonrth and Fortieth ttreeta. To regulat,'. p.-.ve and u te
?ii.ewa.ka ct Fro:.', street lro::i Jaiksoc ftreet to t(rj leet ea.rt of
i t ** ' r ?rt.-.?cat...a>. ;.nJ infonnatiun tbcra^can
? itoii 'PI. ii Centra I C'erk ol t:... liepartmet!.?
Sept S3. IS'O. [aSi] JOHN r. PPPGE. St Cnrn:n'jr,i,)n.r.
CJTREET DEPARTMENT, .NO ? hall OF RECORDS.
O-Sfafcd propoaal. w.n be received at t>| Street Comuaia
?i*ia,r ? Oibce, until Monday, September 30. lb.Vi at 5 o'clock
P. M. to Sax a ?p?ce foar feet wj?. through the en Itaijysidewalk*
of ti:e t^blh aven-.e, fruja Kurt, second to Fifty tbird atreeta.?To
set curb aid gutter ?touee in Korty-eecocd etreet. Irons Eyrttlh 10
Tentk areniMa, Phas, ?prc;SciiU>.;? and ail salomuLoa tie.-utona
be ! an on ape,] CJ?orj lo uie Contract Clert of this Deparirnent.?
SeiUM.lsy.. john T. DODGE, Street Comma,iteir.
OTRXST DIPARTME5T, Ko. l HALL OF RECORD*-Seal,-*
kJVrnpcaa^ vrj be receiv-d at the Street CuaruiajKaer * OlSca an
"... Saturdty. Dir i?b dai pi Seplemter tztl. tl 60'dociP.W t.,
binlci zu add tier.to th* pier tBOwa a- So. ? S?rth Rtrar. To bu.id
an addition ro tie p:er knows t, sv -H Nortr. [Over. To require
pave, sctr-jrb aid cutt?r. ami ?ui T^nn'.T itfth ?tr^t from N?oth to
Tenthavanues, ri?i >, ?peci'icati<>"? and all .niniinanon therctn raa
be had cn spphcaticn to the Contract Clert 01 tnia DepamnenL?
e>pU*.)8tO, [ilslj J.iHN T. DODGE. Street Cmmisaioser.
lima
pBLAKCBL BRAIfDKIM late of Vlenxa, fn^ma
l Jot Ptaco and ttln^iT.j;, tborougLly fimlllar w!A ibe Eng.
L?h. French, Ita.lwj ai,o Oer man lac^-jn/f?, piu~j!a^ t
v?ry exj editloii* meihod of musical Inso -ttlon, rn,r>eci
rally offer* hta service* to the public and ?r.hool* of tiaw.
Yc.-k *',J virtulty. lie It ready ft r-c-5l7a puol.'* either
a- his reelaet ce 280 H mstt a-st or their own. Termstnod*.
rate Apply in. Hnaaioo ?t between 1 and 3 ore and 1
or,oik. or at 0 R G,?a!d Jc C-v'a f. rra?rly RHey -t Co.'*.
must.- store, ig>T Broadway. Rr,forer?rs, IfrerjuJred. ?T Ira*
jyjOWllS CA*SAt. ANA* BANAING COU-ANt.
L.. '"f t,",<^y a*}?**! to ine fjbicrlbor* lo ti>e Pre.
irrreu SUakil the Monis Canal at.d Bam lag Cooip?3?,
ttal th? Stlh tiala.cierji of Tea Do.la. s pw sftve wi 1 hli
tx> a. ,e on the la; of October n-xl si th* -'aice of tha Coa>
pan.v m Jcrwy City. Kuijac ibe.-s rn rhlm-elphia. Ba il
5*?"5? w"^?ton. 0 C wbipayatthaorSeeof y-tt-s
E- W .Clark i Co. PWladelpbJ*, J?RN D. f OFi sXry
Jersey City, aepitm ^ "Jgf;
T XUAt l?>t AMD I I A I,11? OP F.V2RY KI ND
X-iccLtctad In England and t!i?aiiK>nnt oatd iver l,nm?.
dlateh by ^EDWARDS. HaNKORD 4,^.)^?*
tsiUu^,^^"0^ A-!Uui Co '?>Wail-st
t VAHDW-SiobaiewTioTl; fc.0 do. No/mw ??,_ u
Wwja^TtlwCmi rr't nrlre*. i-?r
t3 SAL'fJI k ?EAJUSilos, 1? Sonlb-ai
COK Pi) RATIO IN [NOTICES
O- Cufja>f?UOH fetor* ?-The toU?wtltg r-joce 5*. twtst
ci!?? ?? eoiil ?I the tool of ?"!t<---is slxto-st North Rt"8?
ocder Iba f?rocilon of <uc Street ucHartuaaiai .-r . in* t&id
fipf >o ha .c!<s? ?andred fact la locetb, ,'r.mi the >%. xiMad
so the ?ertr.riy sloe of ? cvaativara. *sC to i?e Ifl la
wldto; ?nd ?wl II? Street ConnaiMtoofir clrn the nati?*
required ij i?* to no tfits .o t.ie pr..? ? .* Urt* oj
la.-'d 'V-?i ipuowir to wbure wo sat, "liv 1? direct 11
sollt to noite la the BOCJtructlOa of we tt'26. Mrd to *,r.;.'
?S??- prr>t>-..-.iv..?of 'ir.rttti iberect?Adopted b, toe Boml
of;Aidenneo, Aa*.4,18M; adopted - ??' ? M-t
itu. Ate. 3, ISiO ; tppriiTod r>y me ^tsvor. ASS, 9, ' ":
JOHS V. tOO^K, Street Cs3nnls?l mc
a.*-n*i 16, IStV> ? -is*
a^ORPORATION SOTII 1 P?hl a tie* is Uereby c ??? .
Sistb iT??? and Ls Fayette-pbce. Tat u embr nl by sod
ae,?..-? ent include all ?te.AevrraJ boose* arrd lot* of round, want
Itit*. piece* md parcel- pj Una, sitml-nl no -Hilt, -ide. of F'.urti.
s??et, between LaTtijene-pisteaiidStxUi areBoe tm t be northerlj
tor easter-y side of nuth arcane, boti ...!.??"? rUcd
?||...? p.<? ?irwt,, between \ ? tj ar..l Fourth streets! lU.thi es
1ORPURAT10N NOTIC E.?Pnbli
<
I"'^"'^-!^ a,K?r'< iiiid are jud-RlM
S^Si&tS 3 IS?I 1
? of ground, sou
orlt.erlj side of 1* I
a*n,ed a^-es-tiei,.,,, an-j woo are up
thrm. are requested to prasaal loeiro
dern-rird, st their office, No 4 H111I 1
Irvm the date of lbs sot ce. Orhr
Department, Sept, M, 1880 S\Ml
mCHOLSON, ISAAC WU. SMI 1H
J, vis :?> '>r Faling Lots b-rtween b'lh ami 11 In street*
a'id A<enJe? U and C. rfce haut? embraced by soctt A?????;ut.
elude ?11 the se'e ral Houses ?od Lots of ?rouud, vacsukl L.,?, pice
?ad ^?rcel.? of 1-ir.d, -itu.-iteJ an the ?omlK-rly .?Je ol KfarreaU ?L,
l^'.wrrn A*"eou?- B ??d C. Ail pt'rwna wlio*< latef-^t" ?re ilfected
bv ttr ?tv^e natr.e,i A*.M?#-meot.?, and who .1.?npp^fM to the ?afti^,
oraitaerol tbetn, are rennested to present tbeir ubjectionsv io ?
iar to tne 'jnrfrre'*ned, at Lhetf office. No. 4 Hall of Rncord?, wn
'\hlt\ dars from the data of this notice.??flS?, Barean 01" A'teu
?., sif?ri Iiecirtaient. S?pt is. !?.??>. SAMl'KL H DE MO IT,
FKANC1? Ml HHUON, 1=AAC W.U. EH, A-ee-.-or*. s-il lot
CtortrOhATlUN NOIKE ? Public rotere w hereby girma, to the
/oiriirr or o??D*r?. o?cnp?ct cr Kcupnots ol ?11 hon??? aal lot*.
jnjproi?lortiniropro*td batts,aflect<d iharaby, tint the fulhwiac
aMe**u.eat* bavs b?^o completed by the Assessors, *nd are lulced iu
the ofrte of the Bureia of A??e.*?ra-i. L. for ??smsutKia, by ail per?
ton? intrrened, ?11: For filhn^ kta bet?een Ele??nth auvl Twelfth
StS. and aTrDue* B a'd C. the 1 fmta etobr? ed o>- ?uch a**-e?sfr>*Qt
include all ta? ?e?eial bouses ?ad lots of ground, vacant loia, pieces
aed par.el? of Und, aitosted on Um norbcrly side of El?r?.;ath and
sr/atberlf side of Twelfth Sts between a*, ^nut* B and C. All persona
who** st*r??ts sra sllecttd by ll;e sb-'.e corned aifesmien:-?, and
et) t'< trie same, or ealber of tneru, are re^-ie?ied to
0teitio,l?. in writing to l^e ai*der?i?:^ed, at Oleir otfii
lecoJds, within t'irrly da/? from the da'e >?f tlu-i noKe.
D of A??wni":t-, Strret DepartriMnt. *rpt J|. tdso.
{^URI ORaTION KOTICE.?Piibfic ngie* * hereby ^-.ven, to the
,< owner or cwterr?, occupar.t or ocrapanta of all boaaas a id Wj,
laiprovedur nninipfoeet lands, a5ec:*.t Oineby, LaitLbe followic?
A??ee-n^>f? a'e seen rraiplerjei by tit Assessors, and ?*? kitfjed
in tie oifiie of the Baiwau ot A?r??Mt!iew.- for esiuniLalion ?j all oer
Kms witer?:<d<Tii: for n!:i t l..t? oeiweeo NiuUs aai Tenth strerts
aod aier.oe B and C. The tsaits ?ai-^rtcui ?> inch unmayaeoj ib.
cl;<'e *.a the ?e*eral ho*-v? tni 5j a 01 ^oaa.?, vacant iott, pieces
pa e?V of !?ad. ritn ited on the aorrtierh/ "Je of ?teta-.treat be
.?..' tftaoe? B?nde ABpersat? *ho?eiotereits .r-ia*Vctw*aj
tl-atwveramsd a. ' . a:.d who an op jo-fd tu Um ?attie.ar
e.rLe' o' tbrts, vr? rr^u">d t<" prwsrnt their objectw^s in writ 04 to
y. ; . ' . ^: t.'- r ifi -e, Sn I Hall of rlecorlj. wifba thirty
dev. nom tue carta uf lius aotj. e ?< >.i e Borer-a of Afesaroenu
?t'.r- Dejvaatttksat.Sept.wt. ISVO. SAM?iL H. DE Mori, FivAS-'
C1J Mi UOLSON. ISAAC VVJL SMITH. A?wj,?i. ?J1 lot
tlROTOS ArQUEPUCT DKrAKTOtENT, Stptenbor n. 19 .' _
/ yni&t airt.ee re be,ebr-i?eo to Iba owner or ?trop-jitor eich
aadevorj boUumgsitiwbd on in; str?ct in ?hieb tie ?.kr p.po. are
l??l that live per cent- waa ?od?d to ail the re-.Ua/ ?d.rnu .un ins
lat da) ol Att)r??t U-'t.aad :.-.at .nthe 1st lay rf borem-Mr uejt/10
per taat, in ?JJ:ti = ta-e-vto w^i ne added 10 all a.-.puj water rent*,
wtw s Uie sanw WtSbew?r*s a hen on the prop-r.y under an net oi ta?
Leeu?!alu-?,t>?e!H-i a - ri 11 i. UNO, M d ?uHj*ct it to sale for nwi pay.
meat. All per* 0? ?ho Uv. 0..1 paj ibtia water rmU.aad .atasid
to pay the annual b*Iore -be |.t day 1 f N^reranar, are i>aru;ularly
rr ?;..->r.i Ui do so i><i?re he last w-rt 1D Uctnber.thai rdiej M,
aeoHl tl.e (ntx oru?d it the ndice dunnf that w.ea.
.ilt..N. -l_HKVO C HANCE, Rerater.
VKtaV 8IIU-. O.N rliSa PaAl.^-teii-^a.i.oialax,
mirn a,as a.:,., ji-mo, te Sic soar) Re socei end tAv
raairy cured, wiitvotii azy iBt-rctiry,by a a!o/?e call to ihe Dr
tt i vitiNi'ts ? Dadsoit ?L Good reftretice* v*i!i be
ftTaa tti V t otSce? *JS in,?
LEGAL MIT
ay tb. number ww h-wrsJ ?J torty ibew. bounded *?.-..n, t >
ProaJwi, nu?ttTPJ lot aoathartybj rtl.JH. oortiwrtjrbj
; j?a. w:t.a ? ??its ?? tr >at aoo nur if tat, iiId I?^ *
rael tndkawvraa* Su*.6M Bnd?i/i
itnUpWiCT ..t ,-.?*.- ??' tui?i? ta.fouru.es?.-,,
uaC4*.jfS?* lfof?c<noaiawuig?t a(~iOtoii Uta ?._. cl
Ci--i.-*.!.-'t. I..l .: i? v.t- ..- iw^m^awto
ad-t 0?- MMlttarij ?<t? of Oliver an? ::.a ?xaurly-s.-i. of I !u-./,?ni
lUee! to ' rora-og Ir-tn 0 past, ?? - ' " " - ?*?
ofttutoaixi -: ??!. 11 mi y seebe?, to laU? lormari? ul lb* ??tat* oi
smnftaL oroeatu *?i tc Jaa*a-jW??t.3 laet
r,med an.? tbeura rnwtbrt* W 3 toefaw, W? taa place of bajm
tr.-wo ?? aulI.1CVl?n,-ti??t
(Riliuee rear certain teu of land is UuX^iito War? ofaata at}
aiaUtwaiabad as k.t? No*. 4e*, S*0. 5o7. on a raj? of taids oelotftuj to
tbVeetate d .v.th. c> l.i-p*Rsr-;, p..ui.drJ ?oiteriy in trent h> Han
... i ,t,?-t. ?.nt!:-rlv in lot Sc* HP, ?a*t*rtf bj lota Cos v?\ ??-?>,
icrlnUi, * rner-y by lot No. NH,containing in fr..?? aa-i f?a/ T? faast,
tan ?v wat a lerurth w aacb teda, km irnb? taa?tT??t aajnb?r? oltJ,
IS. i7. act W KVbw.i ? 'tr?l
AC th.~? ?-?.??* tot? of land la ?*? Ii? ?* 'Vsrt .' th? f?T of
N?w-> ort, oer-rm-up iu Greeosnra sir?L at lie dstaac* of 43 feal
rajrtharl} from the nortfcaaaurh comer of Greanancb ?cj Catal
t'lreeu.'rsnniua Ihenie northerly tloof Ore.nwi.-p ?traei, 4j feet S
baches; taaoca eatterh, at rural aaxtoa ta Oraamwatb -treat, un feat |
that..-. >,?uth?rry. in t hue pamjl.lto l?r?.naw-h-s:r?st, 43 fa?i S
cctiT ; tfieniew"e?>rly,<i'i feat, to the plica of baginniug; kcowatt
AllUiatiatrtain lot u! land in the Stitc.^ta ?.Vard. ol sajd crty.
bounded northerly, :r. front; by ?ev.:-.t#.Kth street, weuUrrfy by lot
.So. 47, southerlyby ha: ?. and aastartj by Un Sa?, eonUbaiat a*
(eat *iuuj in front and rear, and ill feet i 1 *x inchea ,n d.pU.. au* ta
known by nnmtmr 4S. en t map of Und* of the tat* WOfiaoi Bayard.
All tbaltaruia lot or partefof Uad in the Sixtaanla tVard of toe
said city, be^-nning at. a pmnt on tae ni>rtr.*r!y side of Sittaaotb
street, di-tant lOti leel westerly frooi the ?eatorly Side of Sesetiti
laenuti ruccmi theme northerly, in a line p.raiU! to ttsSasaatk)
t'e-j-.e, S3 feet ted liJf til inch; tianca easterly, on a Iis?
parallel to Sauenth street, 100 feat, to the westerly line ol ti a
Sesenth-aTennei thacce southerly, tk'ns the ?ante. I lest 7 "-.i-bis.
to ths lands of John JsmiO Aslair; loenia wei.erly aooul il f??t|
aid theors sj-.atherly.-alonx said Unds, to the anrtbarly In;* ul Six
teeata-atraet; tliat.es> ???Url>. tlocj the saroe. Sei iast 7 :iKti?t
Alltltat i-ertatntotol lino in the said Sutee Ith Ward of >a doty, be
yn-iint at a point on the ?uuthnrl)' side of 3ilta?nttl street, disl ?
100 -'-rl w??t?ri> 'r, m :hs a..>ri) lir.e of 5??snlh a>snu?; thsoca
K.n-^erlv, i* a line | artllel to Saniiti trenn?, 100 f??l 3 icdtea,
theers aesurly, parailel to Su.teet.th straet. It feat; thanr? north
?rl> on t iin? parx'lal to S?v?n'Ji t-snn?, ira! 'set 3 iochta, to the
said' Uce rtl JuteenDi itreat; three* ?ajMrty, alocj laid str?*t, II
f*?: ta.rh* plw?of TTt'onma
Ali that certain otter lot in >tel last ra*tttioo?d Warm, b?ironiot ?
t p, int t-r'1 '?et aaatarb inwa the itortb (astarly center of S?'*ctb a?.
t.id S*T?.-teenUl st, ?-:d T.?a.snrin- tb*or* sa-terly 4? 'eat ; th?rc?
ncrtheri) M IHt n inchea i them:* a??l*ri) 4-S i*?t; th*rii-* toath*rty
63 le.t 3 in.hes. Id thsp'ar? of be^mnint;
Also ti.at certain--ater lot, with th? niiUa ?rteted tharton, ntsited
tt RirKsbrvlc., in lha S.l-e*ntii Ward ol U-,* city of Maw-Iork, at
irtated to Awiander McCorob. cootainint in 0Ma.HU, on ?ach sia? ol
ths ?p.iWr, i?u,rai Cr?k, I'?1 feet, tud running IhrOUfh the wboJo
r?bi..fth*C.,rv>rat.on*cnis?ti;*s.ui?. from agrb attar totrt to
low eater mark.?DaU.1 Haw York, Aa/ust ii), IkSO.
tii?-;01A JOHN E. r?.Wl.,fi, l'r-,tor, 11 v?-H-it
_jt.rivt.atA S.O014.1.?in to* ruattsn ot to* ., ,.:< *i?.v wi m?
? Ma,..r. Aldaruaa tad Comrrujaatt) oft1.? '.'.:y of Sea Vom,
rahUis* tn Uta Moatnnr, t/l tha KhteaaUi a?*nn* from Ui?jioi=>^
Wth? poial whar. .tid n ad i itaraacU - th it at 1);.. HunJosd a-d
Twoi.t) strsnth street, in tha Taelllb Ward of stiJ City. The aub
icrihsra Coaiu ?--?oi.srsol E-'.imatsand Aaeaaatoanl m int abuse ecti
llwl .natter. app..iat*d by a ml* of too ?upmio* Court of tti* state, of
??-?Yurt, ?at?r.d ou th. i4tb day of p7tnr?mbar, ;*4-., /r,ir. uotic*.
sarsoanl t,. tha rr,|ii.r*ui?uts ol th* Act ol t.1* La^.aialar? of lh?
P?upl*oi M.s Sttt* ol S?? York, antitlxl " An Act to t.ueud an
Set retiUwd ta Act tu raduca .r-ersllaw? r*'aucnpartie.lsrly to Ut*
City .1 Sow Yort into on* Act, paaaed April ih;j," paa.e.1 April
w isavi thai th* abstrts-t of lr? aatiitau ?a?l aaaaaanwut of Um
tai'd Ci E>iu*a.i-j?rs in the abo?* ii.ttter, couU.mtij! th* oa n?s of tha
owners.)! th?tot*a?**?*?d,l_?number*of ?acbl.tait thayappssai
on tha maps of th? Commissiruers, loirtthar with such a'tps, and vh?
amountuf.tb? aaenainapl, whatbar for datmura or tenant A-.daso
til th* ?liViritA, ?.t.iiia:?* tad otnsr doenmat ta, e'n-. u ?sie a-.?d by
Iba said lOommiaakiaeri in nsk'ta; tlis.r r*oor-.. hare tm?n dap...i.'.M
in tb* olfii * ol the Street O.mnixiratr of th* City of Saw-Tort tor
lite inspect,on ol whomsoever it may coacsrn ; th*r? to ratnainfor
atlaaattuity-aayt beibre th? ss.d C,mirui**,on*r? niak? their report
lo the laid Supram* Court tt tha tims tu? plao* h*r?niatt*r mao
tioued. Ai.d tha aaid Comaiiaiiotiera l'.,fth*r sir* notice, pursuant to
?h* proTtakioj of th* Act sntitled " An Act to amand an Act sntuttod
in Act in r*lati.int? th* Collection of Asss-vsrua :la and TaiK? :u ihs
City and Cosnty ul N?w Yi.rt, and for other pure?.?*.*, pa)*a^,l Mas
14, IMil," paaaed May 7, 1M1, " Ui th* oauer er oansra, .?cupant Ol
ocrupants of all houaaa and improved or ooimpfo*od 'andt" alfectad
th*reby , thtl they hara completri to* asrimat* and taaaasmvat, and
that sll Mraout whos? interest* are trt*ct?d th?r*by. su.t who may b*
..pp.'-wr to th? tail;*, tr* renuested to pr*?*nt Oiair i,b,*.-li.>it* io
wriUlut,tO ?a?id Banks, t*q. C?airujiuuf said Coiiiu?a..,.ner?, tt
his placa of tiusit.ese, 144 Nassau str**t, in th* City of Nsa York,
Witt in thirty days from th* dat* of tins notice. And thai til* InniU
?aibrared by this t.-.x-srue'it ar? a* followt.that is lo sty . AH tin? -w
lota, piacat or parcels ol land, situat*, lyuyanri heina in the Twiiio.
Ward of M.? CtlJ ol Saw York, tud cmpriaad and .-ouLajriadnetaaaa
Iba uortharty Una or aid* of On* Hundred and Sar*n?i street and ths
southerly l:ns it aid* of On* H-mlrad and Ta*-ity *?v?nUi -trc?t
front'Of O0 the Kl*v?ntb av.nu? ?iid,lpo-i <)e.* Huudr*d tod S.v.ntb
and On* Hili.il".! and Ta.nty ??-antii striata, tud u|h,u to* *tr.*t
Mtx-.ei. sa.d atraata, and compriaina til tha lota and iu?c?? o- paresis
oflanJ lyina tud balng bstwe.o Uns Huadrod tod SaveuUi and On*
Hundred tid Tae;ity s*r*nth streete, tad th* center fineheraaan
Tarith and Klvv.nth tv*nues, tod tb? t?Itter tin* b*tas?o fci.reuto
and Taaiitb inwin And tha sa d Commiaeiormt furtb?rgi>? n?
tic*, that their raport in the ii>u? inittar, will b* uad* tud , i?-.ul
*d to tb* Suprsru* Court of ths Star* of .*<?? York, it a SpKtaJTa.il
nl th. said Coart, lo be hold st ths City Hall in ti.. City of N.a York
onHaturdiy, tha U'ith day of October, A. R. Icon, at th*onaninj. ol
<a* Court ilt ti ll day, or as sor.? tnsmailsr ai couns?l cm ba h*arJ
D. BANKS, )
J. D BORCHARD, r CoramiMioaora.
W. H. ST?G'JILL, )
,1?w T. rt, Aleutt a, teAO anli) tOctSS
kS,1,,':
IHtJ or 3>tle Of Oi
ti VVard of said
Mefrimn und &
'Si
s.
?William p.
iMl.'d attach
I8J0, tod "/
ohn W. KJ.
n MO.VDAY,
of tbat day,
ty "f Re idy
(HIOTON AIJUEI'LTT nEI'AlirsiKST, Ito uait, Tan, S.pt.
yi7,l?6a?CORPORATION SOTICK,?Public not.? is hereby
iivrr that a He -dut on has be?n presented in the Board of AMIStant
Akiermen for a <r?*r in H?i-llreet, Troin a point usi feet west of ot),
tvanua to arid through Greenwich-avenue to conni-i'. ao'h th. Sewer
in I3tb-stree'.- All persona interested in the above haviuz oh actioaa
therein are rpoi^ri,-.i to pr.-.?i.t Oie sau.? m writioir to the ?i_:neer
at lliisertce oa or befere 17th irert.
?lKlCt NICHOLAS DEAN, Prei't Cro.Aq. Department
(OPAKT^ERSinP.
{' 0 V A Iit."a S h Hu1 p.- The und?r?1gn'Jd hava this
V-/daT associned with teeni 'a the. newspaper, bonk aril
? rath to y ourIneii J AmKS O CU?REoT. tbsmaioeii
herea'ter will he rot ducitd atder ib? cams aod style of
8?ILL, C?ISNZ.R it CO. JOHN H SPILL
JOHN W. CONNEB.
dan r":aEci<co, Angual 1st 13o0.
The nrderilgned have aitoc'ated th?rna?|Tes together,
nnder tie name and aiye ol 8TILL, CO.SN(.R k CO. for
the purroae of irnr srctlrg a wholemlo ard retail nt'wipa
pc. booa ard itetlmery autloeaa, Ic dan franclico. corner
of Cay and Ddpont ata ai d at Sacramento titty to ths Pl?.
rer Tirrea bu ldir g, on Serotd. betweea K and Lata -bare
tboj arc now prepared to lapply the trade and lbe public on
the moat reaaonable icrms JOHN H. 8TH.L,
JOHN W. CONNER,
, ? jAMJsa o. ro&aEa?.
Sax "ranrrlieo, Anguit 1,1850. aSl2?r
DJP*esOL,tTaON.-Mr JOHN WADsWOR?H has
icia day withdrawn from our firm
FELLOWS, WjtOaWOHTli 4t CO.
New-York-, September 6, 1850.
The beninaa* of the Imporuulon of Walch?*, Jewelry
and Paccy Hardware will be conitnned under the rune of
FELLOES ft COMTANY, by tbe jabacrtbssr*. who ara
aatburhird to ultia the affair* of the late riem of JTellows,
WetUwor?i it Co. JAK.?8 PCL'X>W8,
R1C4A*,0 rSLLOWS,
JOHN r. FXLLiiOWS.
flew. York, Septeiaser 6, lac*. ?10 3w
" WiLDIR S PATENT SALAMANDER 3APE"
IS MOW ARD HAS ?EB.X for a long tla* In
? trtngeo try CHAJiLKS J OaYLER. Ua U now and
oa* bee. under an order of tbe Circuit Coart of tb*. U.
? tlcce Jun* 1847, wnea 1 ostalned Judgement, to ren?
der moothiy hi* account under oath to aaid Court, ol
ail Safe* made and told by blm. in rlolarion of vii P%.
test, and ic default thereof that Injunction l**ue forth ?ruh.
Therefore, thl* la to gl?e notice io all wbo ba?e or may
ouy tafe* of aaid Oayler to TtolnJon of raid Pateni, ttaul
abail bold tbem lo damage*, under ibe Patent Law, a* 1 os
il-Te uU Oayler lo be lrre*pon*tb!a. And I woo Id ra*
isectfuily Nrulnd all who pnrchaute Salts*, to look to It, that
6- Safe ha* on it " WILDER'S PATENT 8AI.Aif f c,.
SER SADii." is order to lye anre of tbe genulae.
aoi St iteodtf I o WILDER. Paten tea.
fVlICHKlala'S OLD XSTAJSrslSEUCU LAMP
1? 1*7 ORE, i Causertco at?Tb* proprietor bej* tola
term ib?> pabdc thai he otrmtnoei* to macufactaje eeery d?
icrtpOoD of Camphene leacopa, and than Uj adJirtoo lo h?
troaj ?inek he ha* aet-ociH for U:e Pall trade a jriai ?arlery
af Caary lolar and rraid fearnp?, ?Irandoie*, ?JtndalibrM
fcc, which be> offers al the) lowest poeatble prica*.
R. I ?Tb* t/iid* acppjiaxj tri5a Campharo* al the satrtoi
?rtea-_ aal? Ja?*
A HT1 r it_'l %?, LatEl'RES iliMHrfi Arai-iai
a_. 1/sserhe?. approved by ?II u,a pracU;:or>era thai hara
leeo tbem. They , . :a, .i ower UVi natarsj trva-r, livss ad rare
tage of economy. cUiiillne** and factiliy of applicadiro, a,!t|
laaerve 'Ji* aapasrlal aaealioo of conciry r-oyi'.-iaca acd
farmer* In '....: .> taal rcosl?e?| and for" aaieby
U \a' t-.'. -.1 J, tt CO ?1 Ualileavrano. fl. T
F'i*4u*VFKi:.'riJDin'CH/.aicA_ olivbjoap.?
tn_riQf_ccared t>j J P. UERRIaU, Pro? de--!e?j, R l.~
Th!* toao 1* well arid faaorahiy known a* a oxwt ?npcrlor
art'er* flw famlila* or tauodrkss are] t wairantart Ml was*
free in barrj, soft, or sail water, for **.!? by
N. AROPILL. JR loo iaaideB-iiaa.
*J*o. Koejrlr.g ?o*p ?o? ma-inrarTOrara* u*a ao^S 1_>?
"VI ALViXis TILES.?A rtsy *apr>rtc;- lei of S5 bor*
t ? BHiUjij ti:e? for tn-e. In lots to mil pnrr,*;?jier? Aotlif
to SAMOJtA tilOHtSQH i Ni'PHBW, *
1? rs TmritL
C?ft . :< t "??- ? ? p ill '?' " '? tn* U'liM Bf! lit* rn.vrov*.
n - . . .... _.?..?!#? of !*#? York, ud
. , .. . . . ,j .. . ( . . *- ? . i j n fioat bv 8r0*d arrwet,
. , ? '.<;. par* iel with Itroad
.t ? . ii L.nh-r\ [.. s l.n? .? i. ' ',*.' with Stone t. b*nt toe
r ruwesti .nr.-/ .!' M'.- e n ? brusd Street?, ciKit*.ntnr it i'-?-t ; .o
r-j. ' , ! ? ?? . .. .-r ir. and nmei) twofe.t?>*
ii. i. -.-, a-n^-i- -. -. t ? \;zi? prtmwft conveyed 0)
Peiei . .v-tue.'a. of Rye ?> ..f wi-.- as*) St.to
.i Sem v rt ii tu,.... ?.. . r. .-i. 3?b;a of um City <f Mew
Yotk.h?er>*l b>li~p.-r fc> n i- . nr'. f !???.??, beano* Jala Um Ist
da) hi Dectotarr, ? ..... ... re. rded . ib- oSSe* nf Re.rr.ter
of the I t? ?od r. u.t) nf rwYork in L.b ISS of Co? p. ?t, co
tl e Mih ii i) of J.i uir, IM', imi by the said Charles 0. libra eoa
?.; ? : to the sassl lin,ii.i,r. ii.:.; i... :,v indent Ore of aMignraent
besriasr date the 3l?i day of t)ctob?( I8U. Recorded in rUfit
ter'i (ttSce m 1 Jb. HbO oi Con. p. v on the o?h J*y of N.wentwr
rathe tear ltHA. THOMAS CARNLEY.ShrMft
J.ais Xvitii, D?| t) Sberjf ,pj ii?t>Ta
IN
CtUPERlOR cm M-m ....... ... N? ? Y ,.rt-Ch?rie? St. John.
k?H.nf) A. B in 4r..l Ate? K r?> or.<fOUMl Amervaa Mutaal F'.ro
and Mann* Intrarxnce tun ; .) Samrooo* for a miner demand oa
contr.it. ('in not Sei 1 I ? nn Munal Firs aad M*
rne Iri-tiruii.e Company Tf tt are hereby .ainimeMd and rendirttat
toar.*??''Hie i..ifi( tj&ttatiltN ? '? ,n wnajh h?a. Oi.? day been fired in,
the ..dire oftbe Cirri otai IC Irl n the City of !?*w Yort. and to
serve ntmpy of yiyur a*s>ve? n ne at m) eauce, inmber lies Broad?
way, in die City of few \ urk, wrlh v twenty days after the service
herV..i. ejclurjireol lb* .!.?.> of ?och *r>n, and fjroaj f*J to aa
?war the laidcornphi tu ?/ort??.1. Um pU.nt.tb ??.tlu.'.e ,od?w?gS
?cainat vou for the iam ot N -^tewn Huo.lre-1 and Tbirt) eeeen dot
la.-3 and" E.lty cent*, ""th ntereet '"n.ni the Ele'enL. Jay ?>! May. out)
Uiot.-sand et-'bt hilrvlre.! an.1 mt*. Ke-i-ie tiie cos. ot ihm ?Attaoa?
Dated ?.?w'y.ir?. A iciut liUh, ISSa EDWARD CLARK.
auii lawriwTb PtabUifU <?.?ncw.
(ITICE 13 HEKESt i*.l> 1^. ?fit "rJin< to raw, to all per?ooa
tj?Titwclaltn???;?un?t PBTi R ?V. KADCLIFK, tat* -d tfi? City
of Brooalya.Kitiir-Count). '--t, that they art r-: i.red to ?i
hibit ib. lame, with tr.e .<>u. hen I -r?m. t.. rUmai Jt .?tortb. at b?
effii e No.Nl Wall .treet.ir ih- ?' t> m ^e* lork. ou or '.all m tho
llat da) of DaceLnbai- i?at. ? D?tr.t June *s, IS."*).
jvn1k- Hi in KM AN ...
ja-rr uwMnTh_pKTiea pkwitt, )
UTICE i? her?b> r.??n. M-voiuit to law, to all peraoa? harintj.
dum? lurain-i JOHN a VVARRWOTON, Ut? ot in* City *i
Brooktya. Kjnaa CoUnt), dacwatwd that ?ie> ar? r*pnr.d In ?ihibil
Iba ?aaw, ?ilh th? ?ou.lier- Ul?rWof,to ?M dubecrilMr, AIUt??) l*V
Julia Ann Warnp^rton. ml'- : -?' ?> ??! aajd lecea?ed. at ha ifflc?.
Hb 6" Wall ?tre?t, n tli? Clt> of v -w Yort, oc or bafor? UM M?OC?
da?of naxt.?Dated M?v iiet, ItJSO.
m?iliT?"n^TV HENRY V. CRAM.
ib rUltbUANCE of ?? ..tuer ?! tna Suriojate Ol th? COBUMr ml
New Ti rk ?. tue r? l-errb) r,i?ei, to all paraoa? haim? *e>
^rain-i BSNR1 HOPPKR, U'e of the City of N?w Tora, i?nj
?en^n de. e.i-rd. :.. preMnl t - -ame with vouchers th?re?l to th?
lutocrioera,?! ika . tfiie ..? f. Na?le. E?o No. i?o Kar-a-i ?r?Mt. aj
theCityiii New.Yora,tioortMfoiw the *nh lay of Kabruary naiL?
Datavd N.w York, th? U'h .ls> m Au?, ?t. 1*W. ,
RICHARD DKMARKST. ) E.?Bta_
?nlH l?wrtn,Tb- Rli HtKI' UHirsKKKHorK, |
(TTlIvoCaNCE ol uuiUii h um 3 trio<?t?ol th? ?.ouaty of
New y rk ,i"i-? is hrr-h) j'v?o to all person" liarm- claina?
ar?ro?t6E01tC? PHILLIPS, lab? ol th? City of New V .r., smith,
iavtwsed U rataant Um aanw, with ?..ui her? ?ierstof, lo th* HMtit
her, at bis office No. T Najwou -treet, m th* City ol 1s? Vork, on or
twloreth* twent) nth day o' Eebruary neiL- l>*t?d, ion i,?i,t?i
?d day ol August, UoO.
a?? UwNnlb JAMK8 S rHAYIR, l ublic Adii>u,,atr?lor.
1~N PLRSUANCE ot au oru.r ol th* ?urr?<?U of Uta Coaaty ot
N?w >nrk Q.'tu e ? !t-rehv |1tm Ui ?II p?r?obs h??in?; i'laim?
avainst HENRY C. SCOTT, late of tha CiU of New York, .roil railiDfi
n.alei da. ea-ed U ..resent the .sine, with roucher? thereof, lo Uo
suba.riter. ?thiaollSl-* No 7 Nv-au street, in the City of N.w
York on or beior? tli? tMh day of Kehnar) nelt ?Dated N*w ltortL.
the ?d day of Aoeoat, lew. J ?MKS 3. THAYKR,
?u-a lawnmll Public Adniiiuslr?tor.
i^T visLANt t. ol si. i>rd?i ol 'h* SurriK.?u of Um County ott
(few-York, uoiic? i? brir:., atma to all person* having clmna*
anioatANDREW ZIMMERMAN,lab* ul th* City of New York.d*!
c??eed, ui present the ?am? w,Ui van l.ers therwif to lh* sub'Kribera,
it the store of W?i|i. A Bladsbaw, No. *ol Julin street, m Ui* City el
?law York on or bet?re tha tweait) firth da? ol No??uib*r c?tt?
Dated N*w York,Iii* M d?> ol May, ?80
roria lawilmln 1 < M K.- Kli HARDS, )_
IN PURSUAJsCA oi anoraei ol the durrot?i* of th* Couuty at
N*w.York, notlc* ?? iiei-i.) p?*n Ui all oersous etuwa
?irainst KU HARD JtKVIs. J.- late ..f th. City ol New Turk. d?
naawd. I" pr"-""< rl " ?am. with (out liers thereof lo Uia subscriber*.
at th* office ol SMITH BARKER, E?I, No. 16 Beek man street, os
Ui* City oi' New York, on or before the twelfth d?y of Not.uabear
n?at-'Dat*d N.w York, tha o-.i. u. o( May, law.
DaVII> l'LRDV,Ea*cuto
my9 Uwitm* 11 \ It III FT R. JARV1S, Ki*. atu.
i.n rL K.1lam K ..i an ..r->?i U..au?r..sala?<.l the lb unty o!N?w
York, not,., is hereb) ?1??? f.. all wram. basing cU.iea H?iu?S
THOMAS J. STOUT, late ..l iV Clt) of New York. d? (Kveed, to pre
s*ut the same, will, ?oneber* Ojoreof, to lh* subscribers, at tln-r ren
<?cc* No lite Allen si. m tt.. City ol New-York, on ur .-sfor* the
flr.t d'ay of Octobar nstxt?Dated ?>.?? V..rk, the Jbth day of Much,
18W. CHARLES B. STuUT, Adi.i.uislr?tur.
mi.s Uwdm* iriKatt .Tni'T. Adnunistratrii.
i.N PUSUANCEol au oiar, i? the .nun t?t? of the County Of N?W
York, notice is linreh) g'vuu to ?II person* husuur, tlairan
?n?twt CUAKlOiTF. OOMEZ, late of the City of New York,
widow, deceased, to preseol the same, with ?oui:hers Uivrsoi, to
the ?ub.uriliers. ?1 theoffiie.it Henrv Hendrkri*. No. T7 Broad *t hi
th* City nfNew York, on ill before th* twenty.tiltn day ? : I'o- n..1?,
neat-Datod,N*w-york,the ii.iieieenth d*> ol Jun*, IMI,
AAr..'!> 0.>:MEZ,CM,}^-to'*
jwS01*w6m*Th KMKI.INE OOMkE, Bit?intri*.
JN PURSUANCE oi an onl?r ..I the surrogate ol th* CueniJ ct
New York, notice is lier-o, giTeo to ail p.rsons havingclairus aarauur.
JEFPREY JARVIS, bite of the Cit) of New Yost, lcc*as?d, t?
present tlie same with voucher* thereof to Uie subscriber, at th* storo
of Jam* & Tryon, No ion Cliathnm street, i* 'he City of N?w York,
on or before ti;e fourth day of Nnreu-be' n*if-? Dated, N*w York
"nusiiiiwNiii"'' SHELDON HI'BBF.l.L. AdmisiltratoT.
lNew York, Nolle* i? hereb) jiv*n to all person* liaviug clainit
?jrairattJoHN HEATH, late ui th* City of New York. BuiloUr, if
i-easad. In ere?enl the same with voucher* thereo! to the subscriber,
?i i.er r-. ,lr.. h v. Art Elm itreet, in ti.? City of New-York, oa ot bt
fore the thirtieth day ol Dccamber nait.? Mated New Tori, lh* lw?a,
ty silth day olJun*. 18W. RACHEL HE ATH,
7 I awnHiTh* A.liniaistr.tril.
j ?, pi ,i^i \ m r r *' 'si ' '..? ?5'in.igsie oi tno County of
I Sew Yor?. notw* is hereb) <iveii to all p.rsou* basins; claima
?eaiiisi CALVIN COLTON, ale .1 Uw City of New York, book
binder,^datreaaetlv to uresnnl tUs* same, svtUt vouchers thereof lo tha
inim r.t'era. Bt the imif ol Edward C. Chipin, No. M John atrest, ia
lh* I'l l New V ? rk. i or I elor* Um I'urlieili day of l)ec*rnb?I
neat? Dateo N*w-York, the iwent) -ml. day of June IrsftO.
EIIWaKD c. CHAPIN, AiliiiiHwtrator.
jaJ7 lawiimTii" 31 < an m COIsTOK, Admnustralril.
Ill PURSUANCE of ?n order 0/ tha Surrog*!* of th* Comty rst
1 New York notic* is bereb) gn?n bi all person* b iv.ne claim*
.??inst OHA III.Ill H I it I.- IK y, nie .,f t|,? C,iy of New York, mar
cntnt, lieieased, to preseut the *auae, with voucher* liiere of, to the
ralMcriber. *t th* store of Seanmn laiwerr*. No. 3U7 Spring street, a
th* City of Ne.v York, on or b-lore the seventh day of Octotar n?It.
.trstr-i
IN PORSUAM S of ai Oer oi Ute Surrogat? ol lh* l.ouaty of
New Y.rs Notieei* .,a,a.,y c,v*u u, all persons haiiiur chumai
acainatJOHN 0O0DW1N Lit. of th. Cilv of Now York, .fei eased,
t. pr***at it. a*azM wrtb eoochera thereor to - ?.. ? : ... ?: nie
rendance. No. ilH3 Stantan |tr**l ill UtoCity ol N*w York, on or b*
lore lbs twenty fourth d?% ol Mar^b neu ? n*t*d New York, the
fourth da? o| September, idot). SAMUEL DICK, KfKUtor.
sA l*wrlni*
IiKATHEH hose,
r^O%V\tiZ En?lrir:?..>ic.liji!;i?ia, Factor.**,Si?Ki\aSTt
1 WA2UK&S, arc. ctacnfAi-.ure?! from tun bsut jaA-UCA
*3 leather, toiiia vrrougbi muj.? nvet.,alw*?a on ?andaad
fertalaby JOHN H. lOWit * CO.
5un .?;* eiid LeaUer Dealer?. SO Ferry-*L
Wb? bsv**Jso for ??Je, tauf talua, wax ana (rain oapajr
(Mtbar, ami cariisad iuttiar of ?very dctcrlp?.iu. lazflm*
OLMBT?AD't> f AfiiivT ?T0V?8
roti
HALLS, CHURCHSS, ITURCJ. PAULOS*, OFFICES, kC.
FJ'liH; HUesC'lllBfR wuuirle.ell the Allouiluu of 14.0*0
ID wsdi of buive* to bl* coaiplele ajeortrrjoal of the
moat approved pattern* nf (.cailaf ?cd etKihlns Stove*.
Alan, runDufaruirer and dealMr lo plila and Japanned Tta.
ware, Bniabriiaruid fenrrnl HnuaofarnUhtngUossd*, Mica,
Stove OnameotJ and Trlinutrga 8lr>vea donned, pr*)>
pared and put ap st anon notice and little expen*e.
J D. ANDREWS,
?ucceiior to 7. It. Trovrtirldrfe,
*17 lm" 210 Waier-ai.
Boston and NfcW-yokktklkgkape'
?OnfAN Y.odv-n o IValJ-M (? euod al-rryj? fmsJlBS,
ujlni Hou.e'i PaieniPiiitit'^ losinjinenl, t* In operedon Isj
niw-auvtsN ?k&troBio, upmtiontu?,
PiOVIDEJNCE, BOdTOfI
Tbe dhpaUtbe* are printed by tae Inatrument* hi Roman
B?plia! Letter?? ihn* avn.am,; tno neeetally el iramlailat
or traruerlbin*;, and conserjueni iianllliy to error rjece*??ullj
Stiendani npoe all oiaer *y?teiQ* of ualesrapbleg.
f hepairoci of tbla line aiay depsnid upon punctual irans
Jtthilon and delivery of tbe r 'ee?*?te?, u no dt*palcbec
will be received si thai/ cilice* rjule** live wire* are 1st
working order.
f Aicr.*?ror metngtn nf ten word*, ?0 cents; trad tot"
**cb addiUonal word, 2 eeni*
J aalED STUROIR, /resident.
Mawr itrs 8, Ci.aa*, CinrS t f iho CorporaUoo.
New-York, ?epi.l?, 1840. Sil tt
v1vabio ploumdedk
??NBMlTH tO TriE KINO Ol? ?HB BH1V01AJTS.
'I *H1C 9Qb?crir*r, (?ol? a^ent In toe United dutlea for the
4 wie of the ceie-ir.ied Vivarlo Plaaoideai'i Sre srui*,;
1* piepa ed to reeeiv? aud execute all orders for foo*,
platnl?, ice , Ate, of all de*crtpltooa on the m<)?t favorable
terta* and vrlib dlarpabeh. f i: pattajru* and ftirtber pirtto
ai?ri apply to laOUl? I*. ECLUSIK,
sl? Im"_ 34 Ljvveny ttreel.
LEGHORN HAT MABUFAOTOBY
JWIL8 )|>'S Leghorr. Hu Maua factory, El.tiUl tl*
s nor, fifih hoa*e ahore 7?rpni7 ?ix?v?t wen side. l*r?r.
?er ns bavir o Legburn Bonrteta or rbau can have lb em alter?
ed Into faamoGaole shape, wIUkxH any sppetraue* of pies
tng.at U,ta ..a,..u........ . .; lia*
7. ax. &. u. o. aiAiasf-y
AMOBU'slCy- AT u",
rr. bowts, uitsouau
rurrcfiSR m. haight. rjyisJml ddoaid ? aAiaa?
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