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mm nrm un> six rHMP ages.
aOltfOKlTlUI ?OT1CHI,
f-*OEPO* ATIOI* MOTH'S -PU ttUO NOTIOB ?b Rial
lj kr given, to the owaae er owner*, uocups.i t or c joupanta.
*>7 all h>'?f ?? an4 lota, improv d or unimproved lauds, affoct
?d thereby, that the follawini aonesmnute have beon oompla
1*4 by ?b<i anc. ton, end .%r" futgou in the offloeot the Buraau
af Ameeati -iti ftr wiatEinnt'vn by ill persona interoated,
f.t.:? ?>r baildln* aaewer in Thirty uoveuth atreet, between
Kadlaon tod Fo?i-th aveanea. Th limita embraced by anoh
1'iewacil Isiludo all the *? vera! buna. # and lota of ground,
ffiit Iota, pit tea and parwli ot alio, eituateu on both aidae
?l Thirty seventh street (Voir Fourth to Madiaon avouue, on
tlia eartcide ol Bedlam aTmuio Of foot 9 inohoa north, and
U ta*t lo tnsk*6 aonth fr<'iu rUrtv-aerentb atroet. All per
?? na whoa* tnteroau \ta affected by tho above a?m?H I ao?eea
taenia, and who are oppuaed to tho ?tun, or oWhar ot luem,
in tequeated to pruaent tneir olJe?ti?ua m wrltlnj, to the
ttr.doteigjed, at thulr oiftoe. No 4 Hall of Reocrda, witbin
i_t i r?j day# ttjib thu date < ? t thi* rV L , 'L'i
WILLI A M U4UI, I
CHA 1.E8 J. Di'DOS, J \aaecsor*.
CHAUi KS HoNIKLL, )
nflN Bureau ot A^'umw. r>*rMt Depart taaat, Mot. 19,
IBM.
ClOBPdl, ATlOl MOTIOB.-Pl 8L1G NOTICE IK BKRB
) by Hi*4 n, ta the own- r or uwm -p, occupant or oecupMitj
et all ?nd 1 ta ioirri/ve-i or unvmp' oved Ua>i:4, atfoot
?4 thereby, that Ha toHoviint <uia?na ,nnte have been eo-.n
?leted by the aaa??t,nr?, ai>u are lodged in the ufiioo of the
It'ireaa efA.meaeine.iU, f?r examination by all persona in
tweeted, via. :~F? r raving. (etflug aarb and gutter, and
Caggtag Thirty third aarcet from Third avoi.dc to Bvt river.
Tie Uottc etnbrrteed bv audi tu sjiaent include all the
Several hfKi and lets of rrmtid. talent lota, p'.ceea and
Rreela of land, (itnated on both eiiire ol Thirty-third strait.
? fitit *o Third avenue. and 0* the m.at aide of Viroi
avenue, 9b foet 9 inohoa non'i &ud aouth from Thirty-third
nreet- All ptraona wi out iut?re.<*a are ilfecled by tho above
baaed ajeestmenla, ar J wl.o are uppnaod to the lime, o*
tithor ol thnia, ?ro ro^uedted to prjaent their objeotioai, in
VikiM, *<? the a?dor'!(aod, at their offico, No 4 Uali ot Jlr
etria. witbia tiarty uaia (r< m the iato of Tula notloe.
WILL I AM UAU1S 1
OD AIC.'.JC < J. uoDOS, SAaawaon.
CU^ULiS McWIliLL, $
Off 10 Borsan of Aatfiaa. -irv. Si'.-ot Ueoarkmedk, Mot?ib
iKiflB^iatS
flORPt'K.'.riOM MOTH*. ? PCBLIO M0T10* 18
J bor*> y fitoa be the o* i .r u i<a..r>, ooeai aut or ooou
^aat* ol ail hen?? au< lot* inprutad *ad uniiuproved landt
iTroted tb'-j et *, .aa. the *10? an'-eaamenta hare bean
?cBipkied ly tho aaseaeori aad are lodgod in the offiee of
ibe ftnrnan of A?*'-t?irei t? I r -ximihfctun by all peraona
Intareatrd. yli .?For balidi. a t- ?.??t in Foorth atroet, fbom
Troy ?tro?M< Jano. Th- lixiU ambraoed by aneh aaaeaa
iceot iaelnae ail the Mvtre! honere anil lota of ground, ra
e?ut lota, pi' era and paroela of 'and. o Una ted on bokh aidea
?f Fourth atroH, fr^aiTroy itnot to Jaue. on kheaonthuido
?f Jane at*,??. jIVt feet weat from kobrth atre?t, and on tho
Treat aid* et Rnuth avenne. HO feet aouth from Jano atreot.
All paraona vhoae intaroeta are atfoetrd by tho above aaaned
UMMktiU, and who are oppeaed to the aame, er eithor ot
then, are r*>)ue>t?d to preaent tbair objeotiona, in writing,
bo the aiidemined, at their etfioe. No 4 Hall of Heoordj,
aritMn tluitt data from the date of this notloa.
WILLIAM GAG K, )
C11AKLKS J. DO DOB, > AueMort.
CUAKLBb McNElLL, )
Ottee Burean of Aaaeaamenta. Street department, Mot.
M,
CORPORATION NOTICE - PUBLIC MOTICI 18
hereby fireu to tha owner or owner* ooonpant or ooan
te ef all houae* and lota, improved or unimproved landa,
stad thereby, that the following aeeeasxneate have bean
plat id by tha Aaaeaaora, and are lodged in the oflioe of
Hhe Buraaa ef Aaaaeamanta for examination by all persona
lateroetad, Ti?? For building a aewor in Forty-firet atroet,
from tha eewer in Kighth avenue to near Sixth avouue. The
imit* MbbMoad by auoh aaaeMment, inolada all the aoveral
icueea and Iota of grennd, vacant lota, pieoea aad paratls of
and, (itnated on both (idea of Forty- teat atroet. from th*
tilth ta the Kighth avenue: an both aide* ef Broadway, from
rorty-Meoad aveet to a point eighty feat loath from Forty
brat (treat; on bath lide* ef Heveath avenue, from Forty
?aead (treat to a point tveanty-four foet (oath from Forty
brat atroet. All por*on( whose Interact* are affeoted by the
ikovi named aa***?ente and who are oppoeed to the eame,
C either of thorn, are requested to preaent their obieotione in
rritlng, ko the nnderaigned, at thoir oBoo, No. 4 Hail of &*
rda, wikhin khirtjr daya from the dat< ef tkia notioo.
WILLIAM O AUK, )
CflAKLES J. DODGB, > Aaaoaaer*.
CHARLKU MoNlKLL, )
OBoe Bnrtaa of Ai**a*menU, Street Department, Morem
tl, 18U.
Corporation moticb. - public notick is
J herebv given to the owner or owner*, ooeupant or eoon
(nUaf all hoaaea aad late, improved or unimproved landa,
"eeted thereby, that the following aaaeaeaaanta have boon
mptatad by tna aaaeaaora, and are lodged in th* offlto of
.e Bureau of Aaaeamaata, for examination by all peraong
Ureatod, via:? lor building a (ewer in Hammond etreet,
on Graeawioh ayenae to the Hudeon river. The limita em
Kaoed by *a*h aaaoaamant, include all tha aoveral houae* and
t* of ground, vaaauit lat(, pieoee and pacooU ofland, aituat
', on ooth aide* of Hammond atreet, from Oreenwioh
eauato Hud((a river, on the weet (ide of Factory street,
J feet (outh from ETammond atroet, and north to Bank
Iraet, on both (idaa of Fourth atroet, and 118 feet (oath and
feet north from Hammond (treet, on both dde* of Green
ob (treet, 47 (bet north from Hammond atriet, on th*
it aid* of Waahington atroet, fW feet *outh ftom Ham
und (treet, *n the aaat dd* of Wed (treet, from Perry, to a
int US feet north from Hammond (treat. All peraon*,
>oa* intereata ar* affected by the above named assessments,
d who are oppoeed te the eame, or either of them, are ro
eated to preaent their objeotiona, la writing, to the nnder
ed, at their oSoe, No. 4 Hall of Baoorda, within thirty
l from th* 4a t* of this notioa.
WILLIAM GAQK,
CHaRLKS J. DuDGK, > Aaaeaaora.
CHAR1.ES MoNlKLL, )
Bo* Bureau ef AMewmenta, Street Department, Novem
?II, MM.
0RP0RAT10M NOTICK.? PUBLIC NOTICK IS
hereby givenj to the owner or owaare, oienpant or ooou
ita ot all nooaea and lota, improved or unimproved landa,
(ted thereby, that the following aaaeeameat* have boon
ipleted by the Aaaeaabra, and are lodged in the ollioe of
Bareaa of A(a?a(menta, for examiu tiion by all peraona
?eeted, Tit. Flagging the westerly aidewalk of First
ae, between Twenty-eighth and Twenty-ninth (treete.
. limita embraoed by (uoh asaaiument, include all the
oral beueea and lota of gv und, vacant lota pieeea aad
^vaela of land, dkaated on the woat aide of Flrrt arauue
?m Twenty -eighth atreet t<> a point 98 feet 9 inohee north
Breof. All peraon( whose iotereata are affeoted by tho
?>Te named aaaeaamecte, and who are onpoeed ko the (ame,
lither of them, are requeetod to proaant their objeotiona,
ariting, te the undereuned, at their otfiie. No 4 Hall of
>9 rda, within thirty 4 ayi from tue date of tnid notice.
WILLIaH OAGa, >
C HA hi. ICS J. OODGE, > Aaacsaor*.
CUARI.ES McNIKLL, )
94 Bureaa ef Aaeeeameute, Street Department, Novem
at, 1863
)RFO RATION NOTICE -PUBLIC NOTICE 18 IIERE
bVfiVM to th* owner or ovum, occupant or oocupaato
J1 booMt and lota. Improved or u .improved la id*. affeot
hereby, that the iollowiug uwimeaU hare been complo
[ by the MMMore.ud are lodged in the office of the bureau
amenta, fer examination by all perioal interested,
Flagging the louthorly aidowalk of Fourteenth atreet,
m soooad and Third avenue*. The limit* emhraoed by
i aateeement inolude all the aeveral house* and lot* of
ad. vaeant lot*, piece* and parcels of land, aitnatod on
i aide of Fourteea th atreet, from Third avenue to a point
feet 6 inohea eaat. Al peraona, whoa* intereata are
eted by the above named aaaeaamenta, and who are op
1 to the *am?, or either of them, are requtated to present
ft objsetione in writing to tho under* igned at their offioo.
4 Hall of Rooord*, within thirty daya from the date of
^
I aotioe. WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLF.d J. DODUE, S Auoaaor*.
CHAhl.F.U McNIicLL,
Soe Burton of AiaeaameaU, Btreet Department, Not.
pRPO RATION NOTICE.? PC BMC NOTICE IS HERE
by given to the owner or owner*, oooupant or oooupanti
U houses and lota, improved or unimproved land*, af
id thereby, that the following assessments have been
pleted by tne Aoooeaore, and are lodged in the office of
3 area* of Aaaeaamenta for examination by all porsoua ia
ted, vii:? For building a eewer iu First ateeet, trom ave
| A to Bowery, and through the Bowery to uetr Socond
The llmita embraoed by auoh assessment include all
_ oral homo* and lota of grtund, vaeant lota, pieces and
tela of land aituated on both sidee of First street, from
}ue A to the Bowery; on both aidea ot Fixat avenue from
?ton to twenty-five feet north ol Fimt street; on both
l of Steond avonne, from B< uaton atre-t to one hundred
north of 1'irat etnet; on tlie oast aide of the Bowory,
i Houston to Second street; <<n the weat aide of the Bow
(from Booetou to Bloeoker itreet; on the north aid* of
f'on atreet, from llizubotli street to the Bowery, on the
fi aide of Bleeoker atreet, from Howery to a point 117 ieet
(hea weat ot the Bowery. All persons whoaa interests are
>dbythe above named amo'semenis, and who are op
I toth? fust, or either f them, arc request! I to present
| objection* la writing to tho undersigned at tin ir oltiue,
1 Ball of Reeorda *ithin thirty day* tiom the date ot
lotica. WILLIAM (J AUK, )
( IIAKI.CS J bOoGE, > Assesaor*.
CllARLKS McNIIwL, )
lee Bureau of AaetiamenU, (street Dapartmout Nov. 28,
*PORATION NOTICE.? PUBLIC NOTICE IS IIEKS
giv.n, that peti'.iona have been presented in the
I of Aldermen fur the oonsTuotion of aewera in the fol
^1 named etrecta, to wit: in A mo* strict trom Fourth
to Greanwtch avenue ; n'so in Mulberry atraet,
the proposed oowrr in Heater stre-t, to ?
212 ieei aouth of Hester street. alao, in LlTiagatoti
I, between Sixteenth and ttevan Month eire.!ts ; aid, alao,
fenty-(econd atreet, from the aower in that street, near
eatcrly etdo of Second avenue, to the sower near the
rly aide ot Second avmue. AMd in the Hoard of Aasia
L for sew or* in the toliowing named etreeta, to wit; In
' fourth atflBt, frum lentb to Kleventn avenue, and
Igb *levenffi avenue to Forty aooond street-, alao, ia
p street, from Priuoe to Houston atreet; and, al<o, ia
| atreet, fr>ra Fourth avenue, to and tl rough Third
|o, to the sewer In ! -"-J strict. All rersona interoatod in
povo, and having objection* thereto, are reiueatoJ to
at tho er.Bio iu writing, tv thi Contrast Clerk, at thi*
On ot before December 8, 1HM.
1UEO. R. DC FORREST,
Acting President,
A. W. CRAVEN,
Chief Engineer,,
i Aqno&uot Bcparltient, Nov. 28, HSS.
Croton A quo duct
Board.
IPORATION NOTICE ? PUBLIC NOTICE 13 n EKE
given, to the owi.er or owner*, oooupant or oo
i of ail h' uies and lots, Imorived or unimprovtd
afleotod thereby, that th following atseesmenta have
ompleted hy tho Assessors, and are edged in the ??(Bee
limeau ol Assosktnons lor .mn ition, I) all nor
Bteroatod, vii.:? For paving Fortv fourth atreet from
avenue to Broadway The limits embraced by aiiah
sent, inolade all the several h iuki and lota of ground,
I lota, pieoea aru pnro. ls of land, situated on both
^f Forty fount, street (r >tn Fi th avenne to Broadway,
raons, Whose intcreets a r? alfooted by the above named
lien ia, and who are nppneed to ?ha saiae, or either of
I are requested to vreeent their objections, iu writing,
| undeniKBod, at, iheir r.iliie. No. 4 Hall of Records,
I thirty days lrom the date of thla netioe.
WILLIAM G AUK, )
CI1AKLEH J. nollQE, > AaaoMon.
CtTAKLRS Ho NULL, )
la, Bureau *f Aaseaamonti, 8troat Bepartment, De?. 2,
?)RiTTON NOTICE. -PUBLIC NOTICE IS HERE
J given to the o? nor nr nwi era oooupant or oe?n p ? nta
?honaea and lota, improved or nnlmproved lands af
Ithorobj, that the following aaaeaamenta hare been
leted by tb? AsBossori, and art lodged in toa offle j of
Ireau of Aaxaaments for examination by all per* ins
Ited, vir: Tor paving and flagging Thirtieth street,
Eighth to Tenth avenuos. The limits embraced hy auoh
pont, include all the aoveral houaea and lott of gr mnd,
I lota, cieoen and pavelaof land, aituated on both aidea
Jtieth atreot from Eighth ti Tenth avenuea All per
Ihoae interesta are afle< 'ed by the above MHMi MM
1 and who are opposed to th* I'me. or either oi thets.
Inested to preaont thoir obi"<ilioos in writing, to th*
ligned, at their ofhoe, No 4 Hall of R?oords, within
"aya lrom the d*t? ?? this notioo.
WILLIAM fl AGE. )
CIIAKI.IH J. LfiDOE /Assessor*.
CIIAKLES McNElLL. )
i Bureau of Aasesuments, Street Uepartment, Dec. 5,
! 'ORATION NOTICE?TO SHOP BUTCHERS AND
eon selling tresh meats All lioerse 'or tlie sale of
tats having expired on the drst day o. November yots
by notified to renew your lioonse on or b"iora i'uo*
JKth cf thia month. Appliention for renewal muat
to the Superintendent et Markets; r.tflce , or- or o'
ai l Chambers atrojtn All persons fonnl S"!!'".
>ate without licenee, niter the Slth ins'" if, will be
th a> oording to the orJinanOe regulating marketoaM
ot irath meat* m uounKaii<*N,
Bcporiutendeut of Market*.
CORPORATION HOTICR. ? DRPaRTMRMT Of RR
paira lit Supplies, wovembor M, LUM ?To Ctikutun.
? Sealed propoeela will b? received >1 tho sfloe ef the C*a
miuloner of Repair* aid Supplies. No I New city HalL ua
til Friday, Deoembur 9. 1H5S, at 12 e'olnck M., for keeping all
the pavements ia tho city and oounty of Now Fork la geod
?rdor and repair, for the Urtn of ono year, (excepting < hat
portion of the city wboro railroad cuotpasloo art obligated
to partially koop ia repair,) a copy o( which will ba feoad
attaobed.
Tho oontraotor will be required, wboa replacing old eebblc
?tono with now, to farniah tho very boat Undef ?obblerteae,
of tho law sUe, and ia all oaooo tho ?ery boot obaraotor of
(harp land. The contractor will also koop all the bridge
*i*L *?dgutter* in ???? repair, and, wbon required. to fur
Sr*5.S?_7 ,ton* lor bridges a> d gotten, to bo of the Tory boot
. rlTor atone, and to oonfii m to t'ie law site. I*- ease*
Where block pavement ia laid, anil they should reqolre re
pairing, the oontrae tor will bo obliged to anbatitate the nne
quality of atono aj ho may find, to bo oat to a proper ahape
v? ?? correspond with aaid block pavement. And all rr"
bish and r?fuae<i atone to be reroovod from the itrtet b?"**
?ootraator as fa<t aa it may aeonmulate. 4.
.The Commissioner of Repaira and Suppll?a rotor?*
right, that in caao of any dulia'iueney or ueedlees ' #5
the part ofauoh oontraotor. to have the work pcrf
deduct the ooit of tho ?bh (rum any moneye ?*/ "
due eaid conti actor at tho time, or any tine tHf?after, from
the corporation, in relation to ?aid work'*"? ?* ?*?*? .
not sufficient to cover aaid eipetae, thep * reeort to their
securities. .
Th? city will be divided into two d'"*10*' denominated the
lantern and Western diatri its. , ,, , .. . ..
The Eastern district wiU on-t'Hse all that port'OB of the
olty lying eiwt of Whitehal' "treet, ar.d including Whitehall
street; all thai r ortio- O'ing <???' ?? B oadway, to Union
Square, and uicludipA Broadway to Uulon square; all that
portion or Vriart<??ntn street f t m the western aide of Brjad
way to F?orth ?vonue;all that portion east of Fourth avoaae.
ana intruding the Fourth a?eaue to ita termination.
The Wc?c?-rn district wi 1 oomoriao all that portion of the
eitviying west of Whitehall street, Broadway and Fourth
aWnue, excepting that portion around Union square, aa
mentioned in the above article rotating to the Saatern dla
triot.
Contractor! will estimate for eaoh distriot separately.
Contractors will be required, ia their estimates, to furnish
securities, who shall, at the time of ginning the ountraot,
?wear that they are individually worth, in freehold property,
double the amount of the bid nt sain oontraotor. Tue no
cuceful bidder will be requiroa to aign the oontraot and fur
nish bis seouiities within twenty-four hours after it is aceer
tained. Said contract, nowever, will be subject to the con
firmation of the Common Council, and the approval of hi*
Honor the Mayor. The ooiitraotor will be required to com
mence the work immediately upon the receipt of said oontir
mation and approval, whioa will be given him officially from
the otiicti ot the Commissioner of Repairs and ? applies.
The oontraot to date (Tom the day of suoh commencement,
and to continue in (ull foroe for one year, or to the same date
in the unrae rrcnth in the year 1854. The oommiesioner also
reserve? tho ri?lit to appoint all the inspeoters on said work,
but at no enst to the eontrastor. Tho wnole of said work to
be under tho general supervision of the Superintendent of
Pavements. The Commissioner of Repairs and Supplies alse
reserves the rifjlit to reject all or any of (aid estimates, if
deemed for the interest of the eitv.
B. B. P t' ROT, Cosnmissioner of Repairs aad Supplies.
All information respecting the same can be obtained by
calling at the offite ef the Commiecioner of Repairs aad Sup
plies, No. 1 New City Hall.
Covenants in agreement with different railroad companies,
in relation to keeping streets in repair, through which their
tracks are laid in the oity of New York
SECOND ATIKUS RAM. no AD.
" Provided, however, that all the said rails (hall be laid
down in suoh manner, and in snob parts of the said street*
and avenuee as shall be approved by the Street Commissioner,
so as to oause no impediment to the oommoa and ordinary
nse of the streets and avenuot for all ether purpoeet ; ana
that the water oourses of the streets shall be left free aad un
obstructed, and tka( the said eompany shall pave the street*
in aad about the rails in a permanent manner, and keep the
same tk repair, to the entire satisfaction of said Street Com
missioner. '' Agreement dated December ISth, 18S3.
THIRD AVBRUK RAILROAD.
" Suoh track or tr%iks to be laid under the direction of the
Street Commisaioner, and en suoh grades aa are new estab
lished, or may hereafter be established bv the Common
Couooil. The said parties to booome bonna in a sufloient
penalty to keep in good rapair the spaoe inside the traoka,
and a space two feet each siao of the same, of eaoh street ia
which the rails ar< laid." Agreement dated! January 1st, 18M.
SIXTH AVENUE RAILROAD.
" Such track or track* to be laid under the direction of the
Street Coma issioner, aad on suoh grade* aa are now estab
lished, or may herea ter be established by the Common
Connoil, the said parties to booome bound in a suffioient
penalty to keep in good repair the epaee between the track
and the spaoe outside the same ?n either side, of at leact
eight feet in width, of eaoh ctreet in which the raile are laid."
" Also, that the foundation on eaoh aide of the raile shall be
paved with square grooved blocks ef stone, similar to the Rusa
pavement, as far un a* Fifty-first street." Agreement dated
September 6th, 18SX.
EIGHTH AVEWVE RAILROAD.
Same as Sixth Avenue Railroad. Agreement dated Sep
tember 6th, 1861.
HWDSOHBrrBB RAILROAD.
"To grade, regulate, pave, aad keep in repair, a space
twenty five fret in width, in and about the tracks, in all the
avenues and streets through which the said traok or. tracks
shall b? laid, whenever the Common Connoil ehall deem the
interest of tho public to require suoh pavement to be done."
"Said company will, at their own oost, oonstraet stone
bridges aoross suoh er the street* intersected by the laid
railroad, as may Lv the elevation of their grades above the
snrfaoe of said i oaa, require to be arohed or bridged, when
ever in the opinion of the Common Counoil the same snail be
necessary."
"Also, that the laid eompany will make such .embank
ments or excavations as the Common Council may deem
neoessary, to render the passage over the said railroad aad
embankment at the oross street* eaay and convenient for all
purposes to whioh streets and roads are usually pat "
"Will also make, at their own oost and charge, all such
drains and sewers as their embankments or excavation* may
in the opinion of the Common Counoil render neoe**ary."
Agreement dated August 19th, 18?7.
HARLEM RAILROAD.
"Shall pave the streets in and about the rail*, in a satis
factory manner, and keep the width of twekty feet of said
paving, inoluding the ra la, in good repair at all time* during
the oontinnsnoe of their uae thereof. Agreement dated
May 18th, 1832, extending Harlem Railroad from Twenty
third to Prinoe street.
CORPORATION NOTIOE.-IN COMPLIANCE WITH A
resolution of the Common Counoil of Ibo oily of New
York, notice i. herobj given that prop. <salM will be received
fromrespoRfible parties t contract for tho removal of night
soil from the several piora or placos uned jy the scavengers
of the oity as dumping plaoef, t > or boyond the mid ohannel
of the East or the Hudson rivers: the term of suoh contract,
te be aad continue for three years, aud tue removal to be ef
feeted by (he mean* of Mrffct wxwl bottle er Immlh bob
atruoted ae to allow the reooption of the night soil by a oo- 1
verod slide, shoot or inolined plaue, and in such maanor as
to prevent all otfenoe or nuisance. Three piers on eaoli ? the
East and Hudson rivers? will be used for the purpose, and
the boats or baries of thu party or parties contracting f r re
moving the night soil will be required to bo at the several
piers for the reception ol the same from olsven o'elook in the
evening till fonro'olock in th morning, from the drat day ot
May to the last day of septembsr. and from ten o'elook in the
evening till seven in the morning daring the remainder of the
year. Proposals must be made in strict accordance with
aet tions Mo. 497, 49d and 499 of Title 3 of the ordinances "re
lating to contracts for supplies and works done for the cor
poration," and ene nsed in a sealed envelope, endorsed
"Proposals for romoving night toll from the oity of New
York,"? which shall also be enclosed in a sealed envelope, di
rected to Thomas K Downing. CUy Inspeotor, at the City In
spector's ulfiou, New City Bail. Suoh proposals or estimates
mast state in plain ana explicit terms the number and caoa
city and pconuarity of construction? adapting the same for
the purpose for whioh they are to be used? of the boats or
barges to bo engaged in effecting the removal ; also, the
amonnt or sum, payable monthly, for whioh the said work
will be performod by the party or parties making the pro
posal, the work to be done under the superintendence of the
City Inspector. The amount of security required for the
faithful execution and performance of the contract will be
the sum of five thousand d >llars. The provisions of Title 3,
"of contract* for supplies and work done for the corpora
tion, of the amended ordinances " p???ed May 31, 1849, and
also as amended October 25. 1M19, will be observed and re
quired in the making, reception and opening of suoh propo
sals; and all not in conformity with the same will be rejected.
Estimates or proposals will be received at the offlco of tho
City Inspector until Tuesday the thirteenth day of December.
1?6J, at li! o'clock, M., at wnich time and nlaoe the same will
be publicly opened, in accordance with the requirements of
the amended oharter. Shou a the party o> parties to whom
the said contract may be awarded, or with whom the same
shall be directed to be made, fail to attend with his or their
securities and execute the same within two days after being
notified that such contract is ready, be er they shall be con
sidered an having abandoned it. The right is hereby re
nerved to ro.iect any or all bids, estimates, or proposals when
deemed advantageous to the corporation ?o to do. Blank
forms and copies of the above mentioned ordinances oan be
obtaineo by application nt the oflite of the City Inspe itor,
THOMAS K. DOWNING, City Inspeotor.
City Inspector's Department, New York, Nov. 30, 1883.
CORPORATION NOTICE -PUBLIC NOTICE 18 HERE
by given to tbe owner or owners, ocoupant or onoapauts,
if all houses and lots, improved or unimproved lands,
affected th< rcby, that tho following a*seiaments have been
completed by the assensors, and aie lodged in the otlioe of
the Bureau of Assessments for Examination by all persons
lntcristed, vii.:? Sewor in MMetU street, from Bleeoker to
tear Houston. The limits embraced by buuIi assessment in
elniic all the amoral houses and lota of ground, vuoant lota,
piooes and paroels of land, si MMI on both tide* of Eli/.a
belli street, tr?m Rleeokor to Houston. All ptrs ins whoso
interests are eflected by tie above named assessment*, and
w ho are opposed to the same or either of them, aro requested
to pres.nt their objections, ia writing, to the undersigned, at
their i Bioe, No 4 iiall of Reoords, within thirty days from
tho date of thia notice.
WILLIAM OA OK )
CH A Kl.K.i J DODOE, > Assossors.
CHARLES MeNlkLti, i
Office, Bureau of Assrsomsatc, Street Dspaitmont, Doc. 2,
MM.
CORPORATION NOTICE. ? PURLIC NOTICE IS
) beteby giton to the o ?ncr or owners, eceupant or ocou
rants of all In uses and lots, improved or unimproved lands,
affected there by, that the following assessmeuu have buen
coi. i leted by the ,?e? <s r?, and arj lodged iu tho o lico of
the bureau ol Assessments t"r examination, by all persons
iiUreetcd, vis:? Keceivtnn basin tn i oulvsrt at tbe otrner ol
avenue band Fourteenth street Tboliniite embraced by suol.
aaet-aaiseat include all the at ?iraJ hous< s and lots of gionnd,
vacant lots, piee?s and parcels of land, s -tutted oa < hi totith
?ide of Inuritntli stteot, Irom tmM A to avonne B. All
pereoas whose iatereets are affected y ? he ab >v< named as
aeasmeute. and who are opposed to the same, or either of
them, aro requeeted to pr?? ut their objections, in writing.
t<> the uaderefgneii, at their oflkce. No. 4 H all of Records,
within thirty day a from t lis i ate ol this notice,
WILLIAM U AO K, )
CHaKI.K* i DuDOE, > Assessor*.
C HAK'.aS MoNEILL. )
Oflloe, Bureau of AseesemeuU, Street Department, Doc.
J, lbM.
/10RPORATI0N NOTICE.? PUBLIC NOTICE IS UXRB
V/ be given It t*0 OWBeC Of OWnOf* SSM|Mt WMH|SmM
of all home* and lots improved or uaiinpreved lauds, affiot
ed thereby, that the fullewli.g asliasm iBt* have besn com
Eletod by the *as?eeor?, and are lodged lathe office ef 'he
nrtaa ?l asseamients for eiaeiiuat. ia, bf all PSVSsaS late
ret.d, vis ? Flae*ia< ea*t aid* ?f Seoead avenue iron
Tweo'y eighth atrvet tc Thirty hre* e*r? ot. at. 4 front fairtv
fourtl ttrvo to Ihirtyoixtli etreet The liatite embraced by
anon assessment, include all th* several aovae* aadlntsof
ground, tv tut i ts pieces and rarcels of laad. si .noted ou
tl e eaet side of See,,nd avenue Ir ui Twsnt , eunth street to
ll'irty first e r?et. aad 'rem Thirty toarth street forty uiae
lee six snil a half inches north, tad froat 1 lurty sitth street
ninety ngnt Iset aine laei,ie ecatta All pers.ins whess ia
Uredte are al!<'Cled b) tho ab->vi utae4 aeee .smente, aad who
aro opiwscl to th* aame or either ol them are requested to
Pt* sent their oViootioas ia etiliag to the ubdersigaed, at
their ofl'ee. Mo. 4 llall of Eooorde. withia thirty e ays frou
the d*U ol this aotic*.
WILLI/ HOAOE i
( II r. Rl.*.* J l> .nor J Aseeosors
CUAlti ? MeMI ALL, )
I'flro Bvreaa of Atsessaiinto, Street D, par uieat Deo. t,
1ME
CHlHPHKaT'ON NOTICE. ?PI' ? 10 Ni>TICi IS
/ hereby ansa to tho oeeer or oaneee, eeeepa >t er ?e
onpante ol ail hoaeos a> d Iota, i ? pee Ted er ?a?pr,>e4
lai*? a. afte ted tlierehy. that Mle loll a >?? aesesi aente havs
pleted by tho Aoeeoooyo, aad ate lodged ia the of
fioe ot the llureau of Aose??meate for etemluatioa, by all
persoae interested, v a ? I'or regulating an I aarias iJOerty
street fr< m broadway to tsieenoieh aye t The liia.ts >a
brar edbysech asaeesai nt iaelnae aii tlie eeterei hens- a
and lou "I ,r,.un 1. saosnt lota, pieooo aad pa els of laid
situated ou both sides uf liiirlj etreet from Ur,edeaji t <
Ur?er. ebb s'reet on tne < a?t aide o I ureas ?a a*eest I ?>
feet a rtb, and M feet S"?th (i a Libert] . ? It{ oe the en
side of Mriarwat. liiMeet Berth aer 7* loot as, i I iru i Lit
er'y atreet Al, pereeBa, eh... irieresie ar%= afte*i?d t) th
atovr renire aa>ei?mr te, an< ? .e ar? opp ? d m thateui
or eltl ? rot them, are reeee-*?d te preset ttilreK I >r
In v.iil'r'g. t< ' I. ? i.ii? t re 1 1.> I. oi>V |. el o, ?? 4 Hall ei
rniie Bi
S, MM.
/lAKFOlATION NOTICE MOTIOM 18 HIK1
0 by xivsa to the ownur " '""jJ*"1'
1 f all house* ui lots, Imprt I" A
thereby, that th* ?* r
a' wmb* "tt'f'r all?*r "a* ^t^dv'ufoj
SS"torr=?
.Mo ilf Third r#nUB' Irom Twentieth tr Tweutv first streets.
All - - in tore it* irt effected by the above named
L-.n '? and who are opp <>sed to the una. or either of
ii,.? T? ^requested to present their okioctions. in writiu<, to
>i.m nA^a>Kne4, at their office No 4 Hall of Records, within
Ihfrt 4?J? bou th* date of thin notice.
111111 WILLIAM GAG*, )
('II a Rl.x s J. DODGE, > Aiaeitort.
CHARLES McNULL, >
Off ee, Bi reau of As.esamont*, Street Department, Deo.
5, 1:?M.
C1ROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT ? TO DOCK
) builHera aad ooutraotors.? Sealed proposals, endorsed
"Proposal ior extending sewer in Battery plaoe," will bo re
ceived at the office of the Croton Aqueduut Department until
Monday, the 12th day of fteoember, 1H63, at 12 o'olook If., t?
build an extension te th* lower in Battery plaoe, front near
he Una of the easterly onrb of Wasblnctoa street te the
westerly line of West street, being in lenrth aboat 270 feet.
The plan of the sewer and bpeoiioatioss for the bailding of
the same and all o'her information relating thereto, ean be
obtained on applieatien to the Water Purveyor, at this office.
TUB*. R DB FORBBT, A o ting Prddent; A. W. UKAVBN,
Chief Engiieer, Croton Aqueduot Doard.
Urn York. Dm. 1. IMA
STRBKT DEPAETMBHT, MO. 4 HALL OF RECORDS.
?Public notiee it hereby riven, that the foil >wiag pe
tition* hay* been presented In the Board of Aldermen:? To
foaee vaeant lot* on the north (Ida of Fourteenth street,
between First aad Seeond avenues: to regulate and grade
Filty-ooventh street, between Third and Fifth avenuea;
te pave Forty-flret street, between Seventh and Eighth ava
nuet. All* the following resolution*: ? To open Mangia
street, from Stanton to Houston; to fen** vaoant lota oa
the south side of Thirty second street, about en* hundred
f-*t eaat of Eighth avenue. All peraoua latere* tod, having
obji otion*. Mr* requested to prosont thasa in writing to the
undersigned, at hfa office, on or befor* th* 6th day of De
cember next; JAMES FURRY. Street Commissioner.
??? m i?a
STRBET DEPARTMENT, HO. 4 HALL OF RECORDS.
Publie notice is hereby given that the following petition*
Lave been presented In the Board ot Aldermen: ? To regulate
aad (tad* Sixty fourth street, between Eighth and Tenth
avenuos; to flag four feet ef sidewalk* in Thirty ninth street,
between Seventh Mid Eighth avenue*, where neceisary.
Also the following petition, in the Board of Assistant
Aldermen:? To All in, to the grade of Lawrence (treat, 126th
street, between Ninth avenue and Lawrenoe atreet. Alio
tha following resolutions, a th* Iioard of Assistant Alder
men:?' To sot curb and gutter and reguiite lidewalks la
Third avenue, between 106th and 110th street*, and flag four
foet of ? alk* from 1116th to 114th street: to lay orosswalks
in Beaond and Third avenue*, at 120th *tr**t; to flag four
loet on north sid* of Thirty-seoond slre?t, between Tenth
and Eleventh avenues. All pereons Interested having objee
tions thereto, are requested to present them in writing to th*
undersigned, at hi* office, on or before th* Sth day of Decem
ber next. JAMES FURRY, Stcaot Commissioner.
Haw York, Hot. 26. IMA
STREET DEPARTMENT, NO. 4 HALL OF RECORDS -
l'ubiio notice is I erejy given that the following petitions
have been presented In the Board of Aldormra:? To fence
vacant lot* on north sid* af H'est Thirty first str? et, between
Eighth and Ninth avenuea, eommcnoing 100 feet wost of
Eighth avenue to pave and set ourb and guttor ia Fifty
fourth atreet, between rhird and Fifth avenue*. Ala>.
th* following reeolntlon:? T* grade and set ourb and
gutter, and flag sidewalk* or Beekman street, from
Park row to Piarl street. Alio, the following petitions in
the Board of Assistants:? To set onrb and gutter, and flag
four feet of walks of Fifty fourth street, between Seventh
and Bighth ayennea and flig crosswalks on th* line of Fifty
fourth street, whore it e tunes Broadway: It open i2id street,
from Third to Fourth avsnn*. Alio, the following resolu
tion* in the Board of Aesiatauta. ? To flag walk ia front of
loH Twenty titth street; te flag th* *id*walk* of An
thony (treet, from No. 10<J to Elm street. All persons inter
ested, having objections te the same, are requested to pro
Mat them in writing, to th* undersigned at hu office, on or
be ere the ISth day of December, inst.
Dee. 6. 1H63. J AS. lUBEY, Street Comml*?ion?T.
STREET DEPARTMENT, N?. d HALL OF REUOEDB
Sealed proposal* will be received at this ofBoe until Mon
day, November It. DBS, at UK o'olook F. M.. to flag north
side ef Twr nty-flfth (tract, from Ut feet east af Lexington
avonua to Third avenue. Speeifleatioaa to be had on appli
ettlon te th* Contract Clerk ef thl* department.
Hot. 11. 1MB. JAMBS FURET Street t sesmiarionw.
O TREET DEPARTMENT HO. A HALL OF RECORDS.
O ?Sealed pro poeal* will be reoeived at thiajottoo until
Thursday, Deoember Ut, 1863, at 12j{ o'olook, P. M., to re
build the pier at the foot of Jaffersoa atrtet, Rast River.
To regulate, grade, para, aad **t onrb and gaiter ia ThlrVy
fourth street, from (Eighth te Hlath avenue, aad flag four
feci of walk* of the sam*. Bpeeifleatieaa to be had oi appU
latioa to the eontcaot clerk of thi( department.
??? B. lWA n?. mir.lllaaffilMMlIM
STREET DEPARTMENT, HO. d HALL OF RECORDS.?
Sealed proeosals will be reoeived at this offioe until Fri
day, Dee. 9, 1863 to fenoe two vacant lot* sooth aid* of Thir
ty flrst atreet. between Broadway aad Fifth avenue, and the
lot south side of Thirtieth atreet, between Broaowavand
Fifth avenuo. Specification* to b* had oa applioatioa to th*
Contract Clerk el this Department.
JAMES FURRY, Street Conmla*lon*z.
Dee. 1, 1863.
STREET DEPARTMENT. HO. 4 HALL OF RRCORDS. ?
Sealed proposals will be reoeived at this once until Fri
day, 17th Deoember, ltjfi3, to dig and build a well on the
north side of 128th street, 200 feet east of Seventh avenue.
Specifications to be had on application to the Contract Clerk
or this department. J aMLS FURKY, Street Com'r.
Deoember.'), 18.VI.
STKEE1 DEPARTMENT. NO 4 BALL OF RECORDS.
Sealed prepoeals will bo receivod at thl* ottoe until
Thuraday, 8th December next, at 12K o'olook, P. M., to pave
tad aet onrb and gutter ston** in Eight street, from Lewis
itreet to Bait river. Specifications to bo had oa application
I) the contraet olerk oftheje^artmeet.
v?- w )?A1 JAMES nntEY. 8treot emntlaatona*.
s
SAFES.
ILA8 C. HERRING TO STEARNS A MARVIN.? I
renew my fair and Impartial chall"B*e. I ini,;lit ?*y
men tinta rail, aa 1 have tim you the choice of tare* pro
poiltiona, io (HtitiN *f Kntl iMtkaw, ai< glraa yo ? tb?
privilege of seleotinr two of the thra* MiMwut to twmmim
tend the filling of tha lame, in aioordaaeo with our relative
lettoi s patent to be furnished thom by u?. Should yon 4a
cllno tliis challenge, I have done with you henceforth aod lor
ever in regard to the tcstin* ?{ sates. And ifimti y >? at r ny
time hereafter challenge rat, or in any way nr. pose to ten
?afc?, I ihall not accept it, nor notiea it or regard it in any
way. You hare once deceived me ani led me into a long, ex
pens vc controversy, by profeasing.On some of your publiiliid
artiolis and in oonveraaiion with me,) a spirit of talrna ? by
jour sly, smooth, sl'ek, silverv. sweet, sugary, silt aounding,
lnrin cere declarations. But after playing tnii cave for two
mc nths. when breught up to the tribunal, you bai ked down
anu acknowledged that you had made no double flange s*f a
I Carious to my chall-nge of lith September. and were uawil
ingtotett your single llange against my patent single safe
\t it L double tiangi, thus o ntaesing that tho sate yi u make
and sell to be interior to those made and sold ->y me? there
fore pleading guilty rather than stand trial. Tha follow i*g
Is my last and final ohalle ge to Stearns A Marvin, reelecting
safes: ? I propose to furnish yo a with patterns of myditiM
tlai g? safe for you to make a safe, and till the same Wnill
toYVilder's patent, with Rich's improvement; you and your
foreman to make oath that it contains that composition, and
no otber. 1 farther propos* to make for myaolr a preoinely
similar safe from the tame pattern, to be fllled with my eo a
position, as applied in Herring's Patent Firs proof Charaoloa
tale; I and my foreman to make oath that it contains fie
said oomposition, and nothing alia. The Ailing in the two
safes to t>a of equal thickness. Should my pattern ba ob
jected to, I will adopt yuur single flange; or you may select
any rafe maker in tna oity to make two skeleton sales, you
to All one, 1 the other, under the omditlons above stated. I
would further prop. ae lor the sattliactljn of the pah tit that
a commute* of three, one of whom, at least, (hall be a chain
1st, be (elected to superintend the tilling ef the safes. Wo
to place our respect' re letters patent iu tba hands of said
committee that tbey may see ana testify th U the safes were
fllled in accordance therewith. Of the committee of thraa
yon aro at liberty to ohoose two membors. The safes to be
tested puMioly by tire, under the direction of a committee
appointed by us equally, and for that purposa or ly, the suo
ceatful competitor to have the iurnt safes, and iha otior
p?rty to pay the expenses attending the trial by flie. Now,
Mantra. Stearns A Marvin, the oentroversy has reacheil a
point to which 1 hope to nail yon. 'Che challenge meets yon
on your own ground. You have all along professed to desire
atrial of safes of equal site aad equal thlckaeis, and have
striven to make the publio believe that I wanted annethi g
else. You have talked of my putting a double flange sgainit
your single? knowing that I make doutle flan get oxaluBivsly
? atd have dodgid to every point of the compass; but 1 think
I have cornored yon at last. Curses, they say, come home
roost; and her a yonr own proposition has come home to yo t.
Hill you aceept it or r>Juot itr* Let us have no more bank -
ing and filling. Come up to tho test, or haul down your Hag
to tho champion safe, and ounsent to play aeoond tiddlo for
the loat of your Uvea. SILaS C. UERKINU.
TKU VRLLV.ttH' HUlDk,
1QKO ? M'iST SAKE, cheap, and RELIABLB
JLOtJO. Route.? 1388 ?October arrangement? Albany and
New York luland route. Throo daily trains: aoooramoda
tion train, at 7 A. M., and two dal'y express trains, at :? A. M
and at 2.90 P. M., connecting at Albany with Central line of
railroad Weat; also with the north for Saratoga Springs,
Whitehall and Montreal The trains oonneot with the W citt
ern and Hudson and Berkshire railroads at Chatham Four
Corners, for Lebanon Springs, on and after Monday, from tho
new depot, corner ui White, Elm, and Centro streets, where
through tickets oan bo procurad and baggagu checked.
F or Albany, lor hyracuse,
" Schenectady, " R cheater.
" Utica, " Buffalo.
Passengers also received at Rroomoatreot and Bowery, and
Twenty sixth street and fourth avenue stations. Tho above
trains will land and rooeivo passengers only at Croton Calls
and Chothi.m Four Corners All other trains w 11 leave
;ity llall station, ouruer of Try *n row and Centre street, at
heretofore. U. 81, OA I", Superintendent
(1AMDKN AND AMBOY RAILROAD TO PHILA DEt.
J phia, from pier No. 1 N'-rth river.? Two linos dai'y, at
10 A. M and 2 r M. Accommodation line at 10 A. M., by
steamboat Trenton to South Amboy, ears to Bordentw>wn
and steamboat R. Stockton to Philadelphia. Faro tl K*
froaa lino at 2 P. M., by stoamhoat John Potter, to Ambov
bono* direct to Camden by oars; through in four hours ami
a half. Fara $3. Returning, leave Philadelphia at 10 A. M.,
and 2 P. M.
Hudson rivkr railroad.? trains daily fko*
Chambers street for alhanv anil Troy:?
? xpresa train, 7 A. M ?Through In fonr honra, connnotiag
with tralaa raaehiag Buffalo or Montroal at 10 o'eiook aamo
evening.
Mall trala, 9 A. M.? Through way train* at 12 M. and 3
P. M.
I xpresa train. # P. M.? Emigrant train 8 P It. For Tarry -
town, lo .'tu P. M For Peekaslll, P M. For P.mgh
keepslo, 7 .HI A. M. and 4 P. M. Paasengera takon at Cham
bers Canal "Christopher, Fourteenth and Thirty first streets.
Sunday trains from Canal a r?et. at .1:41) P. M., far Albany
aad Troy, (topping at all way (tatlona
EDMUND FRENCH. Snperlatandent.
\T IW 1 ORE AND PBILADELPH1A DIREST, VIA
i.v New Jersey Railroad.? United Stakes and Exproaa linca,
through In four honra, laava New York, foot of Cortland*
street, at fl. K and 9 A M., and 4 30 and fi .'?) P M. Leave Phi
ladrlphta at I 30 A. M., via Kenaingtua, 6 and 7 A. M.,and 4 .'10
and t Xii P. M., from the foot of Walnut street. Fara >3; 92,90
for aocond olaaa in 8 a. M Irom Na? York, and 430 P. M. from
1'hlladelphla Through tickets sold, aad pasaengara and
threngli baggaga carried fer Baltimore, Washington, ^ orfelk
aad Cnarleaton, in the 8 aad ? A. M.. aad 4 30 aad 8 30 P. M.
trains, and eaanection curtain, with extra trains If behind
ti n? Paas "Iters with baggage oruaa the t'orry fiftaen mlaotea
Wfitrt ah* trala Lava*
ACiKIVCV.
Au*trai.ia-aonew a no., commission mir
rhnntu ani imiortera. Melbourne Port Philip, Auatra
1 1 a K'<er to ( lapin A Sawyer, Bos on; Agnevv A Co., Phl
ladeli>) ia; Rlariag A McKoe, Baltimore; Maunsoll, Whl n (
Ce , New Orleans, Kial.tr A Agm w , Columbia, S. 0. ; John
W Qnloay, New Y^rk.
The national an?> cineral aoency intelli
ft?e and R a! Rrtato Cflioe, 310 B' .ad way, will -pi.i
en H ><li ?.j?y, iba 7th Inst., on a most ad vantagenua hatii
foi tl,e so. 'i mn."4ati n ot th" polille; and thi undersii<iied
latvers l.lwaU 'bat the intelligent inhabitants ot New V'ork,
ieitv and Hi. I nion at large, will he able lullf to ap
?? t!" ? at'> b. ue tt tt "j ?onld derive t v pntronliinj
*? r> i nertion 'hall hemal^to
n [tt'f.re i'' Fntt lot iinsttnn furnisled at the otfira.
HUM' ti' f* ( i* f*rt" ieei ni ? Jat"b A M r ste. volt, Mayor of
Vtik 3tei t ?>'?t nr -..'l^tv, i s tat Haston, Eaq.,?W t'ira
? ??. i ,'iimi .itvart. i." ii t' * r> <1.1 J ttnart A Co.J
J. li li " r-v a. Km.. aa) Insi ranco f)inco 71 Wail
,tr?M W. T. C A Mi'BELIi,
rB LTTBRPOOL-UNITBD STATU MAIL IT1AI
?hi* BALTIC. Jibm OowtNk, MBoudic. This
*t*am*hip wiM depart, witt Iha United StotM mails, let
Burope, aesMvelv on Saturday, December 10th, it 11 o'tlock
M. from her berth, at the foot ef Cut) rtnti Passenger*
arc requested to be board It 11X A.M. Tor freight
or ihmm, ha vine aaequalled acaommodatioaf fer elegance
at d comfort, applv to
ID WARD K. COLLINS, 88 Wall itrM.
The steamrtlp Atlantio wtU suoaeed the Battle, and sal]
Decesaber Mth.
TBB MBW YORK AND LIYBBPOOL UNITED STATU
Mail Steamer*.? The iLiys comprising tins Une ore Ute
following: ?
ATLANTIO Captain West.
PACIFIC Captain Nye.
ARCTIC Captain Luoe.
BALTIC. Captain Comstoek.
Theee ships have been built by contract especially tor
government Mr vie a; every oar* ba* beeu taken in their con
struction, a* in their engine*, to insure strength and spaod,
and their accommodations for pasueagers are unequalled fcf
eleganoe and oiratort. ?
Prices ef paevage from New York to IJrerpool:? la 8r*t
elaaa cabin, $120; in (ecoad oabln, $70; exclusive u*< of eatra
lite etate room, $300.
Fr>m Liverpool tn New York. ?21) and ?30.
An experienced surgeon attached to each (hip,
No berth* aeonred tul paid for.
rsoroico ditii ro* aiium.
Prom New York. From LIveraoeL
Batcrday, Nov. 28 1HR3 ? Wednesday, N ov. HI. . . . 1813
Saturday, Deo. 10 1: 1J Wedntsday, Deo. it 18S9
liaturday, Dee. M 1853 Wednesday, Dee. 88 1853
for freight or passage apply te
BDWARD K. COLLINd k CO. No. B8 Wall rtroot.
BROWN, SHIPLEY 4 CO., Liverpool.
JOHN MONROE A CO., No. b? Use Notre Dam* doe
Vlcteirea, Paris; or
GEORGE H. D It A PER, Havre.
The owner* ef those *hip* will not ba xeeount&ble for gold,
illvor bullion, ipeeie, jewelry, preeioua * tunas, or metal*,
uulnsa bill* of lading are signed therefor, ana the vain*
thereof therein expressed. f
POR LIVERPOOL? 8TKAMS1IIP ANDES, K. R. MOO
die Commander. Thia new and powerf il stoamer will
sail Irom the British and North American Royal Hall Steam
Packet Company'* dock at Jersoy City, on Saturday, the
17th of December. Passage money forflrst olass passengers
only, (for whom there i* excellent accommodation. ) $H0, in
cluding proviaiona and ateward'a fee, bnt without wines or
liquors, which can be obtained on board. Freight taken at
r "BHcinahle rates. Apply to B CUNARD, No. 4 Bowling Ureea.
TBI iaVBRPO</li AND PHlLAl-jSLPiliA. STEAM
chip Cortpany intend starting their tavorits steamships
MUW VHII.AKCl.OUA,
City of Glasgow ... ....... .Saturday, Deo. 10, 1W1.
City of Manohestot Saturday, Jan 7, lbA3
FROM UTIRPO^L.
Oity of Olasjow Wednesday, Not. 9, IPS?
Civ of Manchester Wedneaday, Doc. 7, IMS
Saloon tOO, $66, and $05; (aeeordifg to state room*).
A limited number of third-elass passengers will be taker,
and found with comfortably oooked proririoos, tor
B25 to LivorpooL | M0 from Liverpool
Partie* wishing tc bring oat their friend* oan obtain certii
late* of poseago, and drafts on the Rank of Ireland in s'tm*
ef ?1 aterltag and upwards. Apply to 8AMUBL SMITH,
Agent, 43 Walnnt itreet, Philadelphia.
STEAM BBTWBBN NSW YORK AND GLaSOOW.
Tfce Glasgow and New York Steamship Oompscy'e n j*
steamer GLASGOW, 0,981 tons, 400 hone power,) Rol.ort
Uraig, sommander, will leave New York for Glasgow ?a
Wednesday, January 18, at 13 o'oloot noon, first oabln, rr.
loon atatorooms, 900; do., midship do., B7S; seoond cabin, $80:
third slass, steward'* fees inelnied Apr.lv tc
J. HcSYMON, ? Broadway.
FOB SOUTHAMPTON AND HAYR1. ? THB UNITE 0
States mail steamer HUMBOLDT, D. Lines, command
er, will leave for Havre, touching at Southampton to laud
the mails and passengers, on Saturday, Deoember 17th, at 13
o'clock, from pier No. ?, North river. Prioe ef passage ?
first otabin, Si 20; seoond eabln, fit). Lngtage not wanted
during the voyage should be sent on board the day before
?ailing, marked '"below. " No freight will be taken alter
Thursday, Dee. 15th. For freight or passage apply to
MORTIMJER LIVINGSTON, Agent, 63 Broac
roadway.
PACKETS TO HAVRE? SECOND LINB.? THS FOLLOW
Ing ibip* will leave Havre on the 18th, and Now Yotk
ea the 1st of eaeh month:?
Teem New York. Prom Havre.
Ship BT. DBNI8,
1,01)0 ton* burthen,
Jan. L Veb. IS.
May L Jane 18.
Sort. 1. Oot. 16.
Feb. 1. Mar. 18.
June 1. July 18.
Oot. 1. Nov. 18.
Alonso Follaaibee, master.
Ship ST. NICOLAS,
1,0110 ton* burthen,
John Brajrdon, master, _
New ?hlpMKRCURY, Mar. 1. Apr. 18.
LdOH ton* burthen, ! July 1. Aug 18.
B. D. Conn, master, Nor. 1. Deo. 18.
Ship WILLIAM TILL, i Apr. 1. May 16.
(new) 1,200 ton* burthen. < Aug. 1. Sept. 18.
James Funk, master, Dee. 1. Jan. 16.
They are all first class New York built ships, provided with
all requisite artioles fer the eomfert and convenience of pas
aengera, and commanded by men of experience in the trade.
The price of pasaage is S100. without wine* or liquors. Good*
aent to the subscribers will be forwarded free from any
eharges bnt those aotually incurred.
BOYD A HINCKEN, Agents. 181 Peatl street.
UNITED STATBS MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY ? FOR
Mew Orleaat via Havana, on Monday lieo. 12.? The well
known and favorite iteaniship EMPIRE CITY, Captain
Henry Windle. This steamer has been thoroughly overhaul
ed and is fitted with new b ?ilers, new cabins, and furniture
and is bow in every respect in the most complete order, she
will sail on the 12th December, at two V. M.. from Warren
street pier. Rates of passafe'to Havana and New Orleans:?
State room berth, $fU; standee berth, $50; steerage berth and
found, $25. Passage oan now be scoured at the company's
offlee. Freight to New Orleans 40 oei ts oubio foot. Spioie
only takun on freight to Havana. Shippers will be supplied
with blank bills of lading, ef the form issued by the ooinpany
on application at their office. No other term signed, and no
billa of lading will be signed after the hour of aailling. For
freight or passage, apply at the ot&oe of the company. 177
Went, corner jf w arren street. M. O. RO HERTS.
New york anb California steamship linb,
via Nioarsgua.? The Accessory Transit Company, oi
Nioaragua, Proprietor*. ? Through in advance of tho mall.
Only lii.e giving througn tloketa, iuclnding the Ittbtuus sross
la*. The new double ennino sUamship a'f \ It O f TUfi WK3T,
J.14J0 tans burthen, will leave from pier No. 3 North rive;, a<
3 o'elook P. M., precisely, for Ran Juan del Norte, on Tues
day, December 20, eonneotmg with the now an 4 iarori&
cteamahip CORTtP, 2 000 tons huothen, over tna Nlcaragia
Transit r^nve, having but twelve miles of land transoorti
ItMu These steamer* are nes.irpaHHod hi their venti'aii 'ii
III *oeom?indatia?< Vor ipfomation or raseaat asslv na
if to CBARLlt MORGAN, Ageas, (e. A Bo .ri ing Oreen
UiSrtTT) STATVcfl MATL fcTWB rs* OAJ ?*?">?* i\ ? |
Reduction in prices of passage ? Unitod States llai
Stoamship Company, connecting irith the l'aoirtc M>il Steam
ship tVmpany, carrying the great Unitod States mail for
California and Oi<*un, via Aapinwall and Panama ?The
llnlt?d Mate* Mail Steamship Company lnt nd to despatch
f< r Aapinwall on Tuotday. Doc. 'JU, at Jo'olockP. M., from
fier foot ot Warren street, the faat failing steamor GEORGE
,A *, I apt Jui.n MoUowan, to connect at Panama with tua
Pacific Ma i ?t?sm>hip Cym cany's ttcamer GOLDEN G AT i",
Caft. C. P. Patterson. Through tickets t? California by
thoee favori'o steamers can n->w be pnrohaiod at very low
prion The trantit of the Isthmus, at the expense of tie
paffrpTt, la now made In part by railroad and the facili
ties t?r orosslng the Isthrau* aro tucli aa cannot be found on
any othfr road to Cali'ornia. For passage apply to C. A.
Wll IVNKY, at the otllcr, 177 West atrcet, oorner of Warren.
TO CALIFORNIA.? INDEPENDENT OPrOICTION
line.? The new and aplendid stoamsUp TANKU
BLADE, 2260 torn, will aail for Aaplnwall on Tuesday Da
oubor 2Mb at'S o'olookP . M., from the toot of North Moor*
street. N K. to oonneot with the new and unrivalled steamship
UNCLE BAM, 1.U0U ton*, whloh will ?aU immediately on the
arrival of the paassegers at Pana- ? for San Franeiseo
direot, without stoppini at any of tT:- intermediate port*,
fheoe steamer* aro vastly superior to any other on the routo,
la point of treed, ventilation, and good accommodation#,
and it la aontidently expected that the voyage to California
will ma da la twontv-two day a. Paaaoncen rroourlca
ttokcu v ring thia month will be allowed a diaorant of ten
por oent from the loweat rate* charged bv any other line
aor freight or pasiage apply only to 1. MILLS. Agent, #i
Oortlandt atreot.
II^OR BAN FRANCISCO.- THE CLIPPER SHIP POLY
1 NESIA la now rapidly loading at pier 23 East river, and
m expected to aail on or before the J'th inat. Pa<acn^cra by
tbe Cape are parti mlarly requested to examine hor spaoion*
and comfortable aoc jmmodation*. Early application n ne
veaaary, aa the number ia striitly limited.
BUTTON A CO.. 84 Wall ftrsot.
Australia -pioneer line. -the new and
olipper ship OCE&N STEED, T. Cunningham, onai
mandcr, (fourtocutb ship ot thia line,) bai room tor about
I./**) barrels more; will aail on 10th December, and f rom hw
auperior mooel and laat aaiiing <|ualities it ia expected trili
make the pansago in abont seventy days A fow firat ana
second oabin passengit* cau yet be aooommodatjd. For
frtight or passage, apply on bcara, orto R. W. CAMERON,
116 Wall street.
AL'STR A LIA? PIONEER LINE ?THE KH1P CAR
THAGE, for Bydmy, having over three tourtlio of h?r
cargo now on board, will be deapatcaod in a tew day*. For
freight or passage, apply on board, or to R. W. CaMUK'JN,
llii Wall street.
AITSTKALU.-CMPI'ER LINE ? THE SHIP COLl'M
1H A will rail on the 10th inst. Can take t fit tirat and
aix accord cabin passoniors. Apply to W 4 T. UUUAK, 37
Boutb atreot, or to aRKELL A ALL I OTP, 110 l'earl atreot.
IjlOR BERMUDA AND AT. THOMAS.- TLA ROYAL
F Mall Btoamor CURLEW, W. Sampan. Com man dor
TMa fno new steamship will aail lor tboabovt, islands on Wod
nesday, 7th Deouintcr, 1S8J, Hakuruay 7th Jannsry, 1061;
ruer.day.7tb February, and I'nesuay, 7th March. Tuo Our
lew bMiJuat been built on tht Clyde, (xprao'ly Ivt t.io aorvl :?
kutMOan New York and ba. Tbomae. Hue bi?* alr.fiy pot,
oeok, and gciat caro Ma boon Mtn to ,jti j Lot g<>?a taiu
lation. i'aoa.tv rnoucy ftoraitda. WJ;l? ''t ' . . mt$. >, ;?
?srfroljtht or \<aMaa?> to
?. KAitO K? < il.a / ire. a
TEW YORK AND A I AB4MA KTE 4 M3IIIP COMl'AN V.
I ? For Mobil* rtopi i i? at luvtu. Tbe r.Mr ?i te- v? :>?< t
atcamabip III. At K WARKIOR, Copt. J D Uu: oek. will aa I
for the above porta on I riiiay, Deocni' er V, a1 12 c'dotk rr.'
olaaljr, fr in pier foot Uarriaoa street, Norlb riv^c. Pa-??gi
Mft. TIlIlM ta'ien lor Now Urlo.mi>. Lo .j n- ?? . vi
L. Meet! A Co.. Mobile, will l.e torwarded tree i i <>"iinuau 1.
Company'* priited ratea ot fro-gV and ilir f 'adia- 'an be
had on application .\t the tti - No fr"l^ ht t*.a?*ii t- fl avana
htrt apocie. No freight rwivod on <ailmr daye SMpri-r*
wiil pl?)?e ootid in thxir billa oi lading to t a -i?a? ' on "?
3v?nirg pro'iona to thi dr.y i.l aallnig. i'ar-ela r?'- Mvei at
1^'
tho cfliw culy. Paawngeri :? r iJa,u.ia must p. ?.?u: . f?,i
p., rti *i?. ire leaving port LIVINGSTON, CROCK UROW A
?'<) . St Ilroi l war
VTtVVU.HK AM>AL?B?M\ BT CAMS llTp r.itlPA
1> bjp ''or Mihlte. atoppint at Uavana -Ibtntaaid nii<ol
gtctir^hip BI.ACK WaRsIOR, will eomoMnoa r"?i?mc
Freight on W ed?o?day, Dec. 7. and *vil fortheaboi i p r a
on Iri'ay, Dec. at 12 o'clork M. rre'|M-l? fr m j ler
footo! Unrriaon a'reet North Hiver I'auiro f ^ F eighi
tukeu for Now Orloani (iooda onntiineil t > I.. Mud A Co ,
Mobile, will la forwarded freo of oomuio-c. ii.
printed r.itct of friiiilit and Mils of lading oan ' ? a! 'y
application at the ollica. No freight taken to llaianab' t
api cl< . Nofrolsbt received on faifln( day* Blip 'ti will
pkapo aend In their bills of lading to he al<no \ on tl ? e *11
ina previous tothedny of aaiiing Parcels raoeivad at the
oftioe only. Paaeengera for lla\aua miift pru :uru passports
btil r? loiiing port
1,1 V I NflSTON, CROCHERON * CO , SI Broadv ay
FOR SA V A N N A H? F A K F, KKDITCf. I) ? r II E N K W A N D
splendid aide wheel steamship SI'aTE t)F UEitKDIA
Captain J J. Oarvin, Jr., carrying the ll.iitnd States m iil
will leave Philadelphia for Bavaunah on Wednesday, Itei.
7, at 10 o'clock, A M , from the wharf abort Vine rtrect
This ship Is entirely now, and in speed and xtraigth, and
avery arrangement for the comfort and oonvenienoa of ras
sengers, ia nnsnrpaaaed. Fare from'PhiladelDhia, t." 1. ei< er
ave. The Kcystooe Btate leaves as abovo the Wl> wiag
Wedresday. A cunts in Philadelphia, II KRl)N k M .VKUf
No. S7^ North Wharves; in Savannah, C A. L LaMAR
',t()R SAVANNAH AN'B FIORIDaT? UNITEn *1 VTI i
Mail Une.- The now and aplendid steamship I I.ORI l>A,
Captain M. S. TFoodhitU, will leave on Baturdir, Dveaber
!?', at 3 I'. M., from nior No. 4 North rivor. A p-^iv te
SAMUEL L. MITCItlLI.. No. i:< ltr..sdwar.
The Alahatna, Capt. Geo. K Bohi<nek, leavos on
d n y . Dec-tnher II. Through tioketa troui New Turk to Jso'.
s-viivUle, $S1; Pilatka, KO.
TO itOUTBKRN TRAVF.IiTiERS ? TTIK U S. M STEAM
ship J aMKSTOWN, 1 400 ton*. Capt l,ewle Parrisii, wilt
leave pier I t N. R , on Saturday afternoon, at throo o'olock,
lor Norfolk. Petorshurg, and Rlohmond, coiin?niin< at Nor
f- R vith the Seaboard aid Roanoke Railroad, for Kalilgh,
V iltningt^n, Aa. l'as>a<to atid far^. etalereoii IneJnded, te
N?rf. Ik, f* , to Petersburg and hiihmoud $10. Btoe.-age
paaaags half prico. Apply to
l.mi.AV A Pf.EARA NTS. ,t2 Rr>adw?
LT n FBtiOBT OR CHARTER 1 ARi^l K 0"VK \l,
r I'pp.redand copper fastened, XII tons, Henry A ft ? ? p
" i r a>ter. Arply to tb^ man'. ir, on toari, ri?i No. I
North rivor.
F
BOWBKY TBItTKl.- H. I sraVMMO, HAulltHi
ger Time altered. ? Doors ouon >l o,*j, ouu.l ll*M *1
; o'eloek. Lower Tier of Boxes, ffi (-en u>; Pooond f nd Third
TO <M ?< >? PH Otllwf, U^('?nr?; Oroil.'vm SoAt*.
60 eent*; hiU in Ff.mily Boxm, SO cent*.
Tuesday evenin* Dwmbw 6. will t>? narfora*4
TliJC PBOl'LK S LAWYER.
Sulci Shiugls Mr in ?? I .uiicuiu Mia. P&rker
THE RAG r CK H OF
Jean ,... Hr. Kdd' | Harm l>idi?r Hn. PukN
Mctrr.'. W. ii. Stout and Fi her in t> fir elei&ut and Uar ng
net ' '"d ' Per ? K -i'l ?.!??.
THE ADOPTED CHILD.
Michael Mr. J. R. Soott | I.a iy Clara. . . .Mri. Yeoman*
URTON'S THEATRE, CU A M BFRS STREET.? DOORS
open at 6}? ; to oorameuoe at 7 o'olook.
ubiety oviuiu/, In cember 6. will be imrfo med
1UK K<X HUNT.
B
Farshty Mr. Fisher
St. i- iter Mr. Barron
Jbeokkw Mr. Jordtn
Wm. Link Mr. Burton
i wiuu * * t Johnston
Dr. ' avil Mr. Ku?s<U
Pna Soul .
!'r. Ftawlt, Kf. Norton
Theopiiiiua Mr. Hoi wan
Laura Mrs. i lough
Mabel Mist Rtymoud
Athenia Mrs. Hughe*
Mri. C??i' u - lii.iwi
Miss Annie Walter*
waited, o^k tii^psand mill st.nA ko a ihe
COLD DiGGlNS.
.'?if Bapis Mr. wnw? | Angelica T*M . ."*<?. Hu?hi?
NATIONAL TIIEATItE, CHATHAM STREET.? DOORS
open it ti>i curtain rises at 7X o'olonk.
Taojdny evening, December i>. will b? perform#*
UNCLE TOM'8 CABIN.
Fnsl* Tom Mr. J. Ungate
St. Claire Mr. J. B U ?
Oumptoa Cute Mr. H. St?nr
Km Little Olinlilt Howari'
Mrs J C. Ho'vird
Eliia *ir.. J.J. Prior
Cassy Mr*. BuiintK
Ophelia Mri. Brad*haw
Emmeline Miss Barber
kario Mies Lander*
Fletcher. . . Mr. O. W. L fox
iiarri* Mr. J. J. Prior
Leitroe Mr. N. B. Clarke
W'lson Mr. Toulmin
Psrry Mr. L. Fnx
Every Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday aftornsons
commendns at 2 o'vleek will be performed thu new, moral
and religious drama, in t:<roe sou. of
LITTLE KaTY,
HOT CORN 0 I RL,
Dramatized by C. W. Tay'"r, E?q., (exprosjly for tho Nv
tiouai Theatre,) from the vi r.v popular ?tory ?econt'y pub
lished in the New Yorl Tribune, written by Mr. Solon Ro
binson, in which .lie youthful wonder Little Cordelia Howard
will appear as Littlo K- ty.
Eug'm fledley 1I-. f'ri.ir I frank Braisly 'rfr.2 Ualto
Tbo Missionary. .Mr. Licg^rd I 'lurry Klworth Mr. St >
Travere jdr. I'la.-ltol K'.nor S6dloy Mn I'ri r
GEO. CHRISTY k WOOD'S MINSTREL3. Ml BROAD
way, aboTo Howard ciroet.
No Connkotio.v with ANrOrmtn Company. a
OPEN EVERY EVENING.
H, Wood Business Manager
Geo. Christy, (as proleuuionally known) Btage Mauager
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC,
DANCES, NEUKO UKUNE ATIONS,
UUKLkbm.ES, ETC., ETC. ]
Door* open at G X; to oommeuoe at iy? o'elook.
Tloket* 25 oent*
A CA H II.
George Christy? a* profeesi naily known for the last twelve
year*, in oonneitlon with Ethiopian minitrelsy ? take* this
method of informinr hi* friends and the publio that he has
tor mod a copartnership with Mr. H. Wood, of Miuntrol Hall,
4H Broadway, at whioL place he will appear every evoniug,
and iiopes to moot his friend* in that magnifioent and oom
vodiou* Hall, in hia prol'essioB ii oapioity. He hope* his en
deavors to pleaso will meet with that suoooe* whioh hi* fa
vorable and flattering proipect* now promise. No effort on
hid part will be spared to merit the patronage * generous
public have heretofore accorded ! im. ^
GEO. NrHARRINGTOW,
Professionally known a* G SURGE CHRISTY.
BUCKLEY'S OPERA BOUSE, CHINESE HALL, &39
(Broadway, nea; the kro*oott House.? Open every
night, by the oeleb.aled Buckley's Now Orlean* horeuaders,
the oldest established and most talented company in exist
ence, being tt c first to Introduce harmony into an Etoiopian
entertainment, the first to aing Operatic Choruses, perform
Burlesque Operas, Ac., Ac.; likewise, all Operatlo Choruses,
now sung by other " bands," were first arranged, (at the ex
perse of labor and talent,) by Buckley's Serenaters. The
management has the honor of announcing that the Concerts
of this oompanv will still be oonduoted in Its preeent fashion
able style? 41 fun without vulgarity." Concert commences at
7K o'olook. Admission, 25 oent*.
BUCKLE VS, Proprietor*
R. BISHOP BUCKLEY, Muriaal Dlreotor.
BARNUM'B AMERICAN MUSEUM. -TUESDAY, DEO.
6? CNCuE TOM'S .CABIN this evening, at 7 o'oloek:
thi" afternoon, at 3 o'olook, the new moral drama of HOT
CORN will br produced. Admittanoe to the whole Museum,
to *ee tke living Giraffes the Bearded Lady, Ao., as well
s* the performance*. SO cent*; ohlldron under ton, UH> *eats
In the Parquet. l?K oent*; Secured Seat*, fill oeut*.
Brooklyn museum.? Wednesday evening,
Dec. 7, complimentary benefit to Mis* Ada Addition, on
which occasion will he presented Knowles' beautiful play of
THE HUNCHBACK -Julia, (her last anpearanoe,) Miss
Addison; Helen, Miss Vernon; the remaining characters by
the Brougham, New York, and other dramatic societies.
The whole to conclude with the amuting faroe of THE FOL
LIES OF A NIGHT. Doors open at 7; curtain will rise at
7K- Tickets, admitting a gentleman and two ladies, 50 oent*
ouoh. Single tioksta, 2n cents; to be had at Henison A dill's,
2.8.1 Fulton street, Brooklyn, and E. Morgan's, 18J William
street, New York.
Brooklyn museum ? swseny testimonial.
Monday evening, Dootmber 12, on whioh occasion will
bo acted the beautiful dnma of WOMAN'S LOVE? Robert
Shelly, Mr. MuGreggor: Rachael Ryland, Mias Kate Hunter;
Fanr y Dorset, Mrs. H. Seymour. J anoing and singing, Ao.
To be followed by the thrilling drama of TIIE BttOKEN
SWORD ? Estevan, Mr. E. T. Stetson; Myrtilo, Miss Kate
Hunter. To conclure with the Irish drama of 1I1S Last
LF.US--0'Ca!l? liau, Mr. J. B Smith; Julia, Miss Ada Tar
ker. Tickets to be had of the following committee:? Mr.
Jacob G. Stumpf, 21 Court street, Brooklyn; Mr. W. Ssreeny,
at the baok door of gie Bowery '1 heatre, and also at the.duor
on the evening ol the performance.
NLY 18,000 OF PERHAM'S GIFT TICKETS UNSOLD,
which are to be obtained at the office* :
Academy Iiail, 663 Bread way.
H. Waters' pisn - store, 333 Broadway.
Lovojoy's, Howard's, and Merchants' Hotels.
Also, at llowe's cough candy depot. 166 Chatham street,
PRICE ONliir ONE DOLL A H EACH.
SUHAM'S GIFT HOMESTEAD FOR ONLY *l-PRO
nounoed by a committee of shareholders to be wor>k
BOO, and tho titl* to it indispu liable. By bujing a gift
tt for one dollar, yon may coin* in pos**Mion of t M*
*pJ**? il i<l property. Principal offioa, Aoadomy Hall, 063
itroadway.
PERHAM'S 61 FT HORSE, TELEGRAPH-PRONOUNC
ed by competent judges to be sound, gentle, aai worth
$1,500, MAY BE HAD FOR ONE DOLLAR,'
by pur' hr sirg a gift ticket at the
OFFICE, ACADEMY HALL, 663 BROADWAY.
0
MUSICAL.
ACT 8PI.ENDID ROSEWOOD I'lANOTORTE IS OF
fered fur hae noi been aaed iwo months; excel
lent tone, seven octave, porfsot la e?cry rospect; fully war
ranted by oelebratod makers. The n*n?f lisl to lea ve the
country. It oau bu aeon tr jm 9 till 12 o'clock, at 119 Cham
btra itreot.
A gentleman, resident in the city, who
l : ? - devot <1 hn>. ?.lf t? the study and practice of the
violin in tlie compositions of the moat eminent ma.it?rs, could
.devote ?fiw hcura at their own residences, both to tlioa*
sommenclng the nractlcc of this instrnmer I, a< also to others
more advanced, to whom the acquisition of a style may be
desirable. Address, by letter, C. D. C1I Al'l'tLIiE, <99
Bwxwty.
MELODEONS. ? S. D. * ?. W. SMITH'S MELODEONt
are tuned in the equal temperament ; the barmen* is u
f;ood in tho remote keyi as It i? in tho common ; the en'r m?
oiieona ae tuned, and nniineetionablv tho beat. N. B ? There
ia another house o: the name of 6untU, therefore ask for 8
l>. A 11. W. Smith's meludeo. a.
HORACE WaTER8. Sole A tent, m Broadway
\J"EW SONGS, JUST PCBLISUED.? "COME 8IN0
that Song Again, " by 8. t. Muaaott, If oenta. "Ben
Belt's Grave " son* and chorus, by U C. Watpon, 25 cents:
sung by Buoklt-/'s Serenadera ? >ik immi use applause. "The
U d Homestead," by L,. Heath, author of "The Grave of
Bonaparte," 26 ccntg. "Eva to her I'apa," eons, by O. C
Howard, 25 tent.; sung by Little Cordelia Howard in thi
great drama of ' I'uol.- fom's Ca <in " "The Proecott lioust
Polka." by Vgnderweyho. BOoenta; with a beautiful vignettt
ol this magnificent howil. Published by HORlCS Wa'IKRS,
;<M Broadway, ?? le agent tor J. Gilbert A Co. 'a nUnos, S. I).
A II. Smith's molodeons. and Martin's unrivalled guitars
N. B.-Cecoiid hand piauoa at gr^at batgMBh
SOIT.BF.RT A CO.'S >EOLIAN PIANOS? WORTH
? from S;.n) to f.~iUO each? may be had for a single dollar,
In pure taking at the OlUoe, 063 Broadway, one at ferham's
Gilt tlckita.
"VriOI.IN AND riANO FERFOKMERS FOR soma
> blea, psrha, Ac.? Persons deairons of enhsnoing tho
ev niff 'a pleasure a with now and select musio, giver, wltli
<'yla awl effect, may addresa a line to E DWlN O. PoWERS,
4P9 Broadway, music store of Geib A Jackson. Terms $10.
pXWciyc* academies.
E^ERkERO'3 DANCING ACADEMY, NO. 87 WEST
l eurteMth street ? Madame Dusrcul Ferroro and C I
? ..rd Fa.r?ro rcapeoWully inform ttuir patrons and tlio pub
lic th a I < heir Academy ia new open and pupils may eutor at
all tl'r.es (fi ring the Mason. Young ladiis'nud masters'
?'as-*s H cilneMay*. Saturdays, Mob 'ajs end Thursdays, at
?V, I'. M., gmtlsm ii a ereuing claaj, Ttiesdaya aud Fridays,
at o'clock , on .let rday ev aniug, at 7 o'clock, a class tor
I rsi using. Private lu<acna and classes in tamiliea and schools
atienileui-irres given sa u*iuii viral new iauou* mi l
adrillo* wil ? fntr<>dnoed dnrlng the season
MORE NEW CI< AS8R8? BROOKES' DANCING
A i s.li ti.y. 161 HrcoDie street, between Broad wav and
the Hew. ry. The pupils of tho pressnt season are making
most ra| ia iT 'k'v.s bejoud all precedent. In one oourae of
art tauglit th* pulka, tlie polka tnazourka, soot?i?ohe,
p >lka rf (lev a. wait?. ? ami (tiad-illes The ladies' aftevnoou
.t<s o Tue?.lats and Fridays. (r m 'I uutil <i o'oI?ck. ties
I rn i: 'a clas? Tuesdays and Fridays, from 7 until II P. M
Mr- lir ? >krs' ?ret.log elavi for lade-s eaolnsively, Wsdne?
isvsiu aMir^aj Ir in ,* until 9 o'clock. Application for
, .mr vlai i vr piiv?l? 1 :^svus r?celv?i at all hours.
NATIUItimV.
?po WHOM T \i A COXCfcKN. ? A GKN VLEMAN,
1 la'i lj arri' ol fr?..i Rar>jo, wislios t? eirrospjud. tin
?...ii I-. mil .i . ii urrlag.' with i yung lad/ of
respect \l ili*\ . bUllljpkM, amiability and wealth. Hois
.^j t'arj f si , ol d iu"r?l chsrs iter, of learned pn
fe?-ioe. ki| t hin'i p' t-i' .on in his conntry. sn i e tn give the
hi,; ??t r. !,?<. ?< l.nJi > possessed oi t.ie ai.ovo ro.|iiHK is
at* invited to jdJr as A. A poat u:Bco, >* obje. ti ?n if they
<HL'L1S1<? AN l) AL IUS Ts.
10 TBF. BE A P DR LOTENfR, ACRIST AND 000
llo*. B-oad? ?.y, s,.uthiaat corner of Quad stmt
it t i ?rm his patli'iiia a> d the deaf genar*!ly that nutt;
. iSjr notice he ean be consulted dally from 9 \ M nntil <
M ."?.nrilais and Tuesdays frea be the poor. The doa>
1 ??*? '!?? I araiasi onsets
A* TROLOt-tY.
A8TR )t,onY AN I Til \ RllKlNOMY.? TI1E CELXBBAT
ed l* t. r J BUCMaN, a Bw.il j hj bir' h, can eo uq.
saltej on all evontaot lire, rnst, present and fut i .e N vMv).
tiea < t 'aula tod for ladies and gentl'-ai.n. Kesidancs 171
C'bsmhan str> et, u*ar U reenwu h f reet.
Madame morrow is, without exceitio!*. thi
moet wonderful aatrole,;ist in toe world, or that hai
aviir been known. Sh? is the eevruth daughter of a sevaaUl
dinghtor, and ? as toru with ? (lit by being loariicii in tUa
astral ogio acliTii e to till *y Hgns fitur* nw and a'.l eoa
eems of life in r?gard I heal-h, wealth, love, eo . whir and
mtrrlaiir. and will even tell th* very th> tight* and wil' ikiM
usk' mji-inifij ?????, and will alnw the irtei d^d l?#
kir.ili a' d ab?>ui (Head* winch haa aaton'shod tnonsanAi
tlariog h i travels t^roi "i turopo 76 Irtiima st.re't, ta
t?rse> finrrrt a? t f . '.ni ?>!? OtattwiSI Bat edrnittod.
MRS. 1&DOMC*. NO JOS C*NAIi STRBET, COWTl
?P?S to ta'.l ps it, pr. sent ?ad lutare events; IDrewtee.
I .* eon tsiup, i m. rri?.g?. She will al?o make love ma
t'-- ' * *??? Lai u s, whar?Ttd Knot now oant, trill
alao rao s * tl >1 to retort stolen prop -ty. * g* or tsmjiir
anient' id f <r nothiisg. Eu^liah, /renjh kuo German fan
m?B>s spot ??.
i ii *o it citr rt uirr . n soitNiTiT of
II s # * is V, s MOHROW'S oe.mt th- inten lei
UbA id % til ? i ids. at :?} Ut '?? MarCaaa3?
Broadway theatrb? a. a. ma? im.. wotM
Lmh.-Dww ope* iitM; M nuim tt 7 t'elMh
Tmdt; tvtning, Dtwmber S.^riU bt iwtomit
The CnttM, .Wn IHtwmM
Huob Mr Conway
Duke ....Mr. Barry
Prinot Mr Grotvtaor
Connt Ulrick.. . Mr. Howard
Six Otto Mr. Sanfbrd
Fm &? al.
Sir Ruoert .... Mr. bantrga4a
Em p reus Mr*. Warm
< 'atberiue. Mill J.Goagenbei't
Christiana Mra. 1'iik
Bertha Mitt Baxaatdl
.Miu AdeUldt Frio#
LITTLE TODDLEKINS. _ .
Browaamith . . . .Mr. Daviage I Annie .Mr*. Na4l
Bariaby Mr. Whiting | Amauthis Mr*. Veraoa
NIBLO'S GABDEN. ? ITALIAN OPII&. - LAB*
Bight of the Soa?un.
ON WEDNESDAY BVENINQ. DEC. 7.
For th? i-intb tune in Now York, Bey erooet and Sorlbd'i
Grand Optra in Ave acts, oalled
Til B P ROPM BT,
if. rjturcTA.
with new ?osnery, by Mt-aar*. Channing and Felix Calm: UV
dre. by Mr .'.icixadri and Mr*. Bui-aai, formerly Din*
tora ot tho h ardrobe ot the Thratroo ot La Seala and M.
Carlo, axvivae'.y enguted for thit cooaaion, maoh'aorj kv
Mtu.irb. P. Ph fan and aw Uoii, uador the card of W. A.
Moore, Btagn V?.n*<-r ot Nillo't <Jard' n, proportion, by Q.
Sylve??M. end the ivllowLg uiuiv&lied cut: ?
Ji'U of Lejdeu SifBOr Still
Fldue, bu uu'iMr t na rtoffanoa*
Bortha, hi* brii'e . . .b^nafierta
Zauohariai. an AjiabaytUi 3i?. Mar > ad
Jonu, an Anabaptiat fc'u. VUMi
Mathiai, at An?bai>ti" dig
ConntOberthal \,ik Bcneventaaa
A boldier Sig. yamta
I'ouat : ' ? i O: .a, Aa.
In the third act Uik- I UUOIfA and QUAD
9 ILLS, by M'lies Lav er, Dr. m ?. f ui..ai an* the C'orpa (l
Mall at
Time ef tht totk.1 in 18*) Tli'-. iirtt part take* j;*o? in tM
jount.rv in HtU?j I, Ui .u Dortreciit the eioo?d. U an "ian fct
L yder ; the t.iird, in a lorott in Weeiphxlia. the ieurtli tat
dith, in the city of Mane let.
PRICE OF ADMISSION 0?E DOLLAR.
Fi?"-irt J \ eat* in the day tirno only, Si DO.
Sen I may be secured rfkilj.at Soearra. Ball A Son'a, !t?.
i'iy Broad* ay, oj.pcuite the Park, and at Kiblo'a UailMU
iicm 8 o'olock in the mornlag notil 5 in the evonh r
Doom opon at (>}? performanoe to oommunoe at 7 *?.
WALLACE'S THEATRIC, BROADWAY, NEAR BROOMS
etreet. ? Doors opeu at 6%; to ooinmenoe at 7 o'aiiofc.
Yueeday evening. l'ci > inbor ti, will be performed
CHAN DFA'illKK WHITEHEAD.
Grandfather Whitehead Mr.
Driver Mr. plullipa j fcdward Mint Joht
I mgley Mr. Dyntt | Louisa Drayton. Mrt. Oonev
Uol> Lihccli. . , . .Mr. Tinoent I Sf ap Mrt. lthwwe#<
I.OVE AND MUNBY.
The Don. Claadt Plantaganet . Mr. BroachME
Lord Fipley Mr. Lenter I Mrt. Prenoh Mr*. BlAk*
X. Y Mr. Blak* i^ady Aunueta ,M1m Eaao*4?
MaoDunnum Mr. H'aloot | Sally Mr*. Brong
The lion. Iltltn Plantacenet Mrt. Uoa'
CtBRISTY'S AMERICAN OPEItA H0U8K. MO. M
J Broadway, above i racd ttreet
OF LN EVERY NIGHT.
The well-known original, far famed, and only
CHRISTY'S MINSTRELS.
Orxaniiud in Ifttl
The first andeldott o?tablia'<d company in exlateftM,
TDK MODEL TROUPE OF THE WORLD,
The tirat to hermonixt >eftro Melodiet. and orlKinatoMdClk*
pretent popular ttylt oi Ethiopian Entortaiu aenta, wkwi
tuoera* in thit city, for a oontinned aucoeaaion of MTtB TMH
fiaet, ia without prededeatin the annalu ei publie anitHUM
n Ntw York.
THE COMPANY
oompritinx a vertat ilt and talented ' corps" of expert taaatB
petlurmers, under the direction and personal anpervltien of
EDWIN P. CHRISTY, Sole Proprietor and Manager. Mm
orly individual of the name of CHRISTY, engaged aa ft ptt*
former in representation! of Ethiopian Min^trolay.
Adniiaaion, 25 oenta. Doors optB at 6}? o'olook, oomaiMH
a* 7k#,?lool'
JULLIBN'S CONCERTS.
MBTKOPOLITAN HALL.
M. JDLLIEN ha* the honor to annonnoe that. In eeaa >
quoEoo of tho nnpreoedantod tuooeta whioh hat thniM W
Conoerta In Ntw York, he will *ivo another teriet of
ONB MONTH,
oemmenolnc on Monday. December 5, and tormtnatlng
GRAND BAL PARE,
Thit pretent erenlng, (Tntsd^yj Dec. 6, the following
gramma wUl be presented
PART I.
OTertnre? "Le Pre aux Cleros,'' (lirst time) HtraM
Quadrille ? "Tho Hungarian," (first time)
Symphony? "The Andante from the Symphony in
C Minor" BeethaMk
Air, with Variationi PiiS
M'dlle Anna Zerr.
Valtt? "The Ravenewood," (Brat time) JaBlflft
Solo, Oboe ? 'Sonnanibula" LavtflM
M. Lavigne.
Quadrille? "The American,'1 (seventy-eighth time), .. JoU?M
FART II.
Grand Selection from "Don Giovanni" .Ma
Alpine Melody? "Forget Me Not"
M'dlle Anna Z?rr.
Duo, Clarionet and Contra Uatso, (timt time,) BtttMM
M. H uillo and Sign< r Botteaini.
Polka? "The Eclipse;" (first tim*-) EsMM
Solo, Flute? "The Carnaval de Veniso PagaaM
M. Reichor*.
Galop? "The Targot," (tirat time) J\
Conductor M. Julliea
Admitaion Fifty
beonred Scats On* Dallsr
Tiokita ean be purohaaod during tho day at tht Bait
atores of 8. C. Jollis, :tUO Itroadway: Hall A son, 239
way; and Van Norden A King, 15 WaU street; in tht tv
at the Hall.
Doors open at 7; Concert to eommenoe at 8 o'olook.
JOLLIE'S MUSICAL GIFTS FOR 18IM.?
ONE HUNDUKU PIANOS FOR THB PEOPLE.
Tht tubtoriber having tesured the copyright of tht M
oorreot edition of M. Jnllien'i mn?ie, including the
AMERICAN ANl> CALIFORNIA QUADRIL.LBB,
will itaut immediately, the work! being now in frota,
ONE QL>DRKD THOUSAND BOOKS,
ovntaining all ol Jullieu s popular and fathionable
to bt call d
JULLIBN'S MUSIC FOR TnE MILLION.
PRI'"E ONK DOLLAR.
The work will be beautifully printed on tint paper, wttfcl
illuminated title rage, and a correct portrt't ot It. JuUiMb
Ihe mutio in this boo- will b< worth at reuul prioat, 8
DOLLARS, or SIX TIMES MORE than " Jitlhan't Mnato
tht Million." Aa a further induoemen), the tabtcriktC
distriluto among the puroha sera
ONB HUNDRED PIANOS.
of the best make, at the valuation of HSO. fk)0, $380. SBN.
lib), and tlib.
The tirliest ruhteribert will reoelvt tht fiiat eeniat t ? 4hs
book, with which will bt given oi tent a numbered rttsM.
The books are now open, and inbtcriptiont will b? naml
at the ttori of the tubteribtr. All lettert, prepaid, oasiMkl
U I
order* for tb> "Jullien Book," will be attended to pr
Price tnr dollar. SAMUEL C. JOLLIB^
Mu*lc and Piano Wartrtomt, No. jUO Broadway.
1j^ RAN KLIN MUSEUM, ITS CHATHAM 8TK1KT,
1 Lot, Proprietor. ? The abo?s establishment It iim IIM
afternoon, at I o'clock, and in the evening, St 7 yi, far tfit
purpose of " Classio Mid original representation* of 1Mb
Statuary," by M'lle Cantlcct'i Troapo of Model Artists, ??
?ether with a variety ot beautiful perform an oat. rot tanfeal
psrtieulats, ine bllli of eaeh day. Admission: ? koala iaaafc
?ate boxes, BO cents; state seats, with eushioaed am lUBL
87 H oenta; boxes. S6 oents; gallery. 13% aunts.
BANT ARD'S HOLT LAND, AT TUB GEORAMA, m
Broadway. eihihlted every evening, at 7){, and
day and Saturday afternoons, at 8 o'olook. AdjaisotoaT?
oents. front seats. <0 oents.
Tub xgtptian collection.? a desibb to ??
tain this eolleotion in the oity having been pubUely
pressed. Dr. Abbott has reopened his Museum for a usso^
to afford all persons an opportunity of visiting his aMmH||
exhibition. Open iroin tA.lL until 10 P. M. <1 ilmlsslf. M
oents. No. 6fiv Breadway.
SIGNOR BLITZ, STUYVE8ANT INSTITUTE. NO. ?B
lir>adway. ? Cone and laugh. Tbs secret of life la to
be happy. 1 he ear amused, the eye deoei fed, and the nlsd
astoi isliod. Spirit Happing and Table Moving mov
explained; Teutriloqnism, Matic, aid the Canary BMfc
every evening, ak7>? o'olook, and on Wednesday, and satwdap
afternoon, at J o'clock. Admission, 25 cento, children, 141
oents.
The world in miniature.? a grand model.
of the World, in plaster of l'aris, eovering an arsaoJ
nearly one thousand square feot, every evening, at 7 o'olook.
at .*177 and 879 Broadway, corner of White street. Tfi
Oceans, Soas, Ac., am represented by real water, with utaia
ture ships makieg voyages; the Land, with its variations, la
in ms^niticont l>as relief. The whole affords a soone of W
doncri b able gran lour. Lecture at 8 P. M. Tiokcta, 25 cental
ohildren, 12>, cents.
A CHANCE TO MAKE MONET, WITH A SHAM. lit
vestro nt ? The celebrated petrified group of hocMt
rider, snd serpent, which proved so attractive at Ilara-ta'a
Siusecm, is otl-red for sole cheap. Itis now in ths observa
tory, opposite the Crystal Palane. For partioular* imjuira
of the oihibitor. in the Observatory.
WILL B* SOLD AT A BARGATN? A MAONIFICBJH
exhibition tor a gift enterprise or for travelling, eon
iilBting of a series of hi'torii views of the most exoiting and
wonderful character, 9 by 12 feet in slio, painted In ?D, Ml
linen canvas, after Dsguerre's celslirated chomical dt?
ramas. Afply at 21 Hamerslsy street, from 1 to 3 o'olook.
R. FISH, FROM LONDON, THEATRICAL A1W
characteristic wig maker. Kill t'oarl street, Now-Todb
Amateur rerf"rnianoea uitouded Wigs lont oa lira for ptf
vate rarties, masquerades and fancy dresi balls. JK. B?
Country thoatrlcals supplisd on short notico.
EXTRA PAY.
w.
Extra pat.? all u. b. natt sailors vn
served in any U. S. vessel in tbs Pacitlo. at nay ttm$
from 1846 to 1863, oan promptly obtain their doable pay ad
XI WARD "'""II T Isil
(Late) Parser C. S. N., 90 South William St.. below VA
Sailors who serted in thi pacific ant tub
inm <846 to lti62, can reoelve their extra pny at M WWt
street, bast meet.
UB. N A VT.- SAILORS' "EXTRA PAT" OfnOX
< All sailors who served In the D. B. Navy oa ths sssM
of California, from 1M<> te lrtfcl, oan be paid by oalliaa oa
TH QMAS L. BRaTNARD. 81 WallsW? 4.
UB. NATT.? SAILORS WHO MADE APPLIOATMV
? fortholr " extra pay" while In California, sal
it from THOMAS L. BKAYNARn. Ml wall I
VKDICLU
DR. COOPER. NO. 14 DUANE STREET, MAT BE OOW
suited withonntidenos. Ilis praoties is over twaaty-twt
y?ars at Inn prenent otftoe.
DR. CORBXTT. no. 1? duane strebt, bitwiu
Chatham and William stio >te, may be sonsoltod, N. 8*
Ut. C. is a member ot ths Nsw lor* University, dee Mi
diploma In his offlae.
DR. JOHNSON, 16 DUANX STREET. MAT ttt COW
suited on d'suases. Dr. J. is a regularly eduoated phym
eian ttoe bis diploma in his of&oe. Heuis from T(A. M. la
9 P. B. ___
ARD, ORaTUATE OF TOE UNIVERSITY OB
nknrg Scotland, can he consulted with oorflala
at "hi Csnal street, ono door oast of Broadway, from 7 A> K
till 1" P. M.
DR W
Edi
DR RALPH.- IIOtKS OF OFFICE CONSULTATION
from 9 to U A M. snd 6 ts 9 P. M., eioept SundayM
No. R 13 Houston striet, near Woostsr ?
Dr. ward, no w canal street, onb DOOa
from nroadway, may ^s consulted as mmal in bis ??>
oiality, fr.m 7 A. ll until 10 P. M. daily. Dr. W. is a
duate of the University of Edinfcurg, Beotland.
DR. beron, graduate OT THE SCHOOL! OB
Paris, and member of the University of New Fork, aflt
I ? r>( nsnlted, ss nmal, at I. is clBct , No. 2 City IU%1sm,m?
r?r ol ( hsinhnrs and Centre streets, from 9o'olook A. M. MB
1 P. M.. and from 6 till 9 svonings.
R < onHETT. NO. 1(* BUANE STREET BETWRBV
Ciit' ?ni n I William, m?y l>e consulted o* his tre**.
?t. Twenty foti? yeirp (Jevoted to tl.e practice of his pr%
lession entitle hi1" to cotitiden e N. B. ? I*r C is a ai%
k r?l tlieN. >. University. See his diploma in bis oAoo.
Tnc old i n hunter bimpki.*, thb cutsioiab
? ? estaVlishad t.io Hi.nt-rian I'npsisary. Ns. S Dlvbim
ftroc' New York cite, in IHiV., oaa bo oonsnitod, as sn2
i torn r a B to ID P. B. , Bu-iOsjv agsaptad, ?* Ma aid tttm
D