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From Cor. NJ. o. P;cGyune.
Passage Of Treaty through the Senate.
MExICo. Nav 20. ISIS.

MEXICO, May 20 lS4S.
The treaty has at last been ratified, and
almost unanimously by the Senate, the
vote having been taken the day before
yesterday, giving majority of 26 in ia.
voR of peace, go IN favor and 4 against
IT, Rejoicing reigns supreme with ell
Americans, who now feel that they will
soon return to their country and homes
again. s5.fea
A Runos was current at Vera Cruz
when the Virginia lsfi, that Gen. Bussa.
montes 0Iithe head of Q large force, had
declared against the isealy,and had over.
thrown Ehe GOveEamenA e QueyetaFo.-
The FumoB could not. however, be traced
% any reliable source, and We plaee no
confidence ii Il.
Reports were rife In Tampiso. bee6re
The Euianla leAs Of Indian depredations.
particularly In the State Of San Louis D.
teal. just before Capt. Davis Iefl on he
9slb ala, information had been received
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-06-20
DR.. BEACHS MEDICINES.

Unlike those patent Remedies which claim by
one thing to cure all diseases, each preparation
is particularly designed TO cure some one specific
ldiopathic complaint, with its train of sympto-
matte affections.
w r SLAON, American Temperance Build.
ings Lake steet, Chicago, Illinois, General Agent
for sale OF DR.. Beach's Books and Medicines in
Illinois, Wisconsin and Indiana, to whom all or
ders must be addressed post paid.
For sale by H Brown, East Joliet; G II
WOODBURY. West do; and Merrill and jenkins,
Lockport
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M, y, W. ANMMSNM.

VWA % NV GSWW ~ No
"OULO respectfully inform his old friends
w and patrons, that he has associated him.
self IN the protice of medicine, with M. J. john
son, who has recently taken his degree at the
Philadelphia Collage of Medicine. While CRATE
full for past favors, no would solicit for the
firm continuation uf the lavors heretofore
bestowed upon himself
Office at Wilmington, where either may at
all times be found ready to attend TO professional
calls.
]. w. JOHNSON NJ d NJ J. JOHNSON nj n
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New FACTORING ESTABLISHMENT,

TENHE subscriber respectfully informs the in
habitanis of Joliel and vicinity that he has
commenced the Tailoring Business, on Chicago
street, two doors North from Cagwin & McDou-
gals store, where all orders entrusted to his care
will be executed with neatness, durability, and
prompti:ude.
Done ON Scientific and Mathematical principles.
o. The prevailing Fashions regularly receiv-
ed every Season. w. FRANKS.
joliet. April II, l946. 45tf
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wATczas, oHocxe.
W - A ND 81 ~EstEE
cIMEW-~r

0 IL ~a
JsKIENE s. Co., have Just rase,ved a
II neat ami fashionable assortment Of Jewel
". at their store in West Joliet, TWO doors north
o. NJ II Diamonds store, viz. Gold and Silver
Watches, Ladies' Gold Chains, Brac elsfs, Gem
ten ems Pins, Rings and KEYS, Gold and Steel
Pens, Geld and Silver Cases, Silver, Plated and
German Silver Spoons, Silver Steel and German
Silver Spectac)es, Hemming & Sons Needles,
Scissors, PenAnives, Tooth and Hair Brushes,
Razors. Razor Stops, Fancy work Boxes, g..
N R-Watches, Clocks and Jewelry careful
ly repaired and warranted.
Joliet, May %, lS48. Stiff
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MATTES0N & PRESTON.
Commission and ss
FORWARDING MERCHANTS.

st. Louis, Missouri.
REFERENcEs, ~
Capt. CALVIN Case, Ss.iLons;
Messrs Pomeroy & Durkee, do
Smith & Townsend, NeW Orleans;
P A Walker, Esq, Baton Rouge;
Benjamin Wacie, ESQ.,, Matches;
Messrs. Williams & Lawrence, Quincy;
I N Morris, ESQ.,, --fEaT do
l. Sanger, E'q., GalenG;
Mesars Wadsworth, Dyer Chaplin, Chicago;
Ogden Jones, - do
= 1iIlism GoGding' Esq, Aoekport; ~
{" Walker & Hickling, Ottawa;
I" Cushman & Gridley, do
Isaac Hardy, Esq. LnsGlie,
d l. Hough, do
James Dunlap, Esq :, Jacksonville;
Messrs. Co.tenius Griswold. PeoriGj
" Phelps & Bourland, do Il
Hon Thomas Ford, do
Messrs. Bradner s. Co :, New York;
David Leavit,, ESQ.,, do
Messrs Suydam, Sage & &c. do 81
{" Corning, Bornsr & Co., Albany;
A J Williams, Esq, Utica;
Messrs; Kimberly, Pease Co., Buffalo;
Joy & Webster. do
4" Reed, Parks & Co., BeaUer;,
/" Bobb & Bishop, Cleveland;
+" Burrows & Co., Cincinnati;
I" Williams & Dilworth, Pittsbwg;
Knapp & Totten, do
{" E. & F. Faber, do
Messrs Hoffman 4 Goats, do
7 D Brewster, Esq. do
Ridgsly, Esq, Springfield;
Webster, Esq, DO
Wm Fem, Esq, LGcon;s Ea
Messrs Dudley 8 WarlIow, Hennepin;
Chas c Wilcox, Esq, Pektn: gEls. ~TrT7T-
Cash Advances made on Oonsign-
Referring toour Gard above we take Shis occa
sion to solicit Consignments of Merchandise, Ell
Their for sale here or forwarding to other points,
Weshall confne ourselvest to a Commission and
Forwarding Business and feel confident in assS.
ring youthat our experience in business, and ac-
quaintance generally la the country, will enable
Us to give any business with which ne may be
favored, the most satisfactory attention.
Amy person wishing 10 have groceries of any
kind, or any other article pdrchased in ST. Locis
or New Orleans and shipped TO them, can have 10
done by sending their orders to US, for two AMI;
bel per cent. on the money investef Persons
doing retail business any where west OF Detroit,
or in any direction, can depend upon having
their orders filed at as low rates, If they SEM TO
US, aud perhaps lower than they could by coming
fhemselves. Every attention shall be givon in
having goods put up in good order and shipped AZ
low rates, lhowegeE small the amount may be that
is sent TO Us 10 DO invested. Ii shall be done
promptly and 10 order 8 fg~.ys
NAT TEsoE Z PRESTON.
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READY MADE CLOTHING.

VHHOSE wishing to purchase cheap and tiura-
Il bic articles. of Summer Clothing,
would do well 10 call and examine the assort-
ment kept ON hand at the s.Emporium Of Fash.
ion. on Bluff street, before purchasing elsewhere.
F. NICHOLSON,
Joliet June 00ih 18AS
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STRAYED.

BNNOM the subscriber about the 2Oth of April.
Il bay mare 4years old this spring, with
q young bay mare cob Any psEson giving any
information 20 the subscribers q, LoekpoTi, will
be lipsralIy rewarded. aas
- A w RORLAND.
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RIcHARD NJ. YOU'VE, 9et ~ -.ss
9 COmnsissiOner cfths General Land Office.
Notice to PRe-eunptiOn cIaimanfs

Notice to Presumption claimants.
Every person entitled TO the right of pre-emp-
ton to any Of the lands within the townships
and fractional townships above enumerated, is
required 10 establish the same 10 the satisfaction
Of the Register and Receiver Of the proper land
of6ce, and make payment therefor as soon as
practicable after seeing lhis notice, and before
the day APPOINTED for the commencsmenl Of the
public sale Of the lands embracing she tact
Stained, Otherwise such claim will be forfeited.
RICHARD "a. YOUNG,
C0mnaisnoncr Of the General Lend once.
June 3 1865 :I0W. ~
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Blacks lMitsing

John TAYLOR. would respectfully inform
- the Citizens CT Joliet and vicinity, that he
has taken the Stole Blacksmith shop, one door
north Of the " ashington Hotel, where he can at
all Tires be found, ready aud willing, to do any
thing in the line of HORSE Shooting or
SMItHlNG with neatness and despatch and on
reasonable terms,
Joliet, June Doth, l849.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-06-20

"OAAOE.
SEALED proposals will be received by
the Directors of West Joliet Public School
until Wednesday the 9th inst, for build~
ing School House in that District. The
plan, specifications, dimensions, etc., can
be seen by calling at T P Durham s.
Co.'S Hardware Store. in West Joliet,
Who're the terms will be made known and
proposals received.
WIN. A. STRONG. }
0. F. RoGERs, Directors
PATRICK BANNoN,
Joliet, June IL, lS48. ....
The above Letting Is postponed until
Saturday the lst day of July. ls4e.
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Statement of Financial Affairs of Will
County, Ills. June l, 1913.
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WILLIAM II. SWIFT,
DAVID LEAVITT,

CHARLES UAhLEY,
Trustees Illinois and Michigan Canal
Office Of The Board Of Trustees of the
Illinois and Michigan Canal, June 1, I948.
June Is /: low
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-06-20

MANAGER, Mr.. E. MABIE,
EQUESTRIAN DIRECTOR, NJ. BUCKLE Y,
CLOWN. G. MOORE,
LEADER OF BAND, P. 8. PUTIN AM
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Amount Of 90. Orders issued during the
year ending this date on the folIowsng
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CO M NJ ERCIAL AFFAIRS.
MONEY MARKET.
Thursday, Oct. g.

Thursday, Oct. &c p. M.
The stock market presents anything but fattering
appearance to the bulls. Prices continue to fal! of
and the bears evidently have the best Of It, At the
first board to-day Reading Bonds declined per cent?
Norwich and Worcester "; Long Island Il; Erie Rail-
road new, full, n Treasury notes closed at yester
days prices.
The National Insurance Company, Of Boston, have
declared semi annual dividend Of per cent pay
able demand.
In Newburyport, the Ocean Bank makes s per cent
the Merchants and Mechanics' per cent each. In
Haverhin the Haverhl Bank ma kes per cent, and
the Merrimac L. The Lynn Mechanics Bank per
cent The Lynn Mechanics Fire and Insurance
Company have declared semi-annual dividend of 10
per cent.
In Salem and Danvers, all the banks make per
cent, except the Naumkeag, in Salem, which makes
81 per cent.
The Stonington Railroad Company have declared a
sema nual dividend of two. half per cent pay
able the LIST of November, which leaves a surplus
hand of g. at the close of the fiscal year
ending August 31st, 1s4s.
The annexed statement exhibits the receipts of the
New York, Harlem, and Albany Railroad Company, In
each of the first nine months in each Of the past Ave
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MARKETS ELSEWHERE.
STOCK SALES.

STOCK SALES.
s B sC October In 90 S Maryland g. @ 1899 DO
lMO 81; 500 do9 400 Bait and Ohio div bonds Il
200 do. 7lA
shi Sl5l5 lehgh CT scrip b. So so Morris Canal s ehgh
ock 21i; 500 War Bounty VIZ; 90 Norstown N; 500
$500 lO SO Norstown Is, sS; 100 Girord 49, TO- $500
Nav "a oe 49, $4,000 Reading 6 50 S. So so vcksberS RR
sl 90 Morrs 30 s1s $500 Lehsh CT scrip - Aer Sdles
2uoe READING Is o. % 200 Lshgh q Scrip 81 1000 Sen
2cOU Tsy Notes g. lO 5000 Penn 1875 100 Leigh Coal
Scrip 81 80 Morris Canal 81; 300 do s Camden Amboy
1850 do 30 100 Penn S. 1875; Al Lehgh Int 81 100
Canal S9S; 6 Sch Nav,s.
BosToN, Oct 4-Brokcr Board 10 shs Fall River Railroad
% DO do 2S Boston aud Maine do 1926 q Nor witch and
Worcester do 33s 100 Reading do bio 49,; do 1885,
20 Vermont Central Railroad, new 53s Cheshire RAILROAD ~
Bonds $780, 6i3 $1,000 do do do 1890 6i BY stepaen Brown
Sonlb shares Eysem Railroad, lO2; Nashua Lowell
Railroad li5h 80 Western Railroad 92s 99 Boston and
Lowell halrosd, 5i5 70 Cheshire Railroad, 20 II NCrtorn
Railroad, 81 ~ Boston ano Worcester Ra lroad IUgJs
do Lewis Wharf Co SS00 do Great Falls Manu- Co. Isl
20 Do % Market Bank 1S Gar S - do MoTshs an Bank
Bank o. " 90 New England Bank g1; 80 do Union Bank
y53 955S ~ do Tenon Bank %; IL Atlas Bank o. do
Hamilton Bank 1886 10 do Exchange Bank 9la.
FOREIGN MARKETS.
HAVANA, Sept. 16 The stock Of rice at present is
small which makes the prospect more favorable for
shipments. The Somers cargo has recently bee n sold
at 1873 rs. Shipments Of Superior qualities would be
more advisable, as there Is enough of Manila rice in
the market.
BELLE, Honduras, Sept 13,-Market quite inactive
Indigo, to reals cochineal to 10; sar5aparila
to 16o ogwood SO to $12 mahogany from 500 to $50;
lard lOc to l21sc rice exc; soap, SCI dies Ice
All kinds Of wines and liquors in no demand. elbow
pine lumber, $50 to s4b; white, do, S2T to $50 per
thousand.
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The increase in the first eight months Of 1S4s CON-
pared with the corresponding period in 1s47, was
$50 707, equal to about 80 per cent. The month Of
Oct last year, was very good for business this
road the receipts being $295S0 If the increase
is realized this year. which has been shown In previous
months, the gross income will be about thirty five
thousand dollars AS the year draws to close, we are
able to form estimates of the gross
The prospect at present that 1s4s it will be about
three hundred and thirty thousand dollars against
two hundred and fifty eight thousand for the year
1S47 Since thist Of June last when the prese mt fiscal
year commenced the receipts have been at the
three hundred and eighty thousand dollars per
We base this estimate upon the business of the road
for the first nine months of the year. and the same in
crease the remaining three months, on the same
length of road but the extension of thirty miles
from Somers to Dover Plainswl be opened about the
LIST Of November proxmothe receipts for the last two
onths in the year will be from eighty miles Of
road, instead of from fifty -four miles On about the
first Of January next, the entire length of the New
York and New Haven railroad will be opened throwing
upon sixteen miles Of the Harlem road, the whole
through travel Of extensive section of country.
Such the facts connected with this road and such
its present position. Those who interested can
draw their own differences.
What is the matter with the Long Island Railroad?
The stock has been running down for time, and
has reached lower mark than it has done since
the construction of tho road. Still, the concerns Of
the company understood to be ably and faithfully
managed. The of Long Island great and
increasing It can, and must be, the garden of this
city. Some time ago there q movement made to
bring into view the extensive tracts Of vacant lands
hitherto uncultivated in the centre of the island &C.
-cupying more than one half Of its surface, and in
Suffolk county, nearly equal to thirds of the area
of the county. If these lands were brought under
cultivation and population consequently thro wn on
the borders of the Railroad commensurate with the
Advantages Of the island, the of the road
would Of course be greatly improved and the stock In
the end become valuable. On the deve opment'of the
of the island-by the cultivation of these
lands now lying waste only supplying scantily fuel
for this arketmust the future prospects of the rail-
road depend. The construction of the New York and
New Haven Railroad cuts off the last hope of restoring
to the Long Island Railroad the travel between New
York and Boston, for which purpose the original pro-
jectors of the Long Island Road designed it.
The annexed statement exhibits the amount deposit
ted to the credit OF the Treasurer of the United
in the different depositories and with Assistant Trea.
surers, according to returns received up to Monday,
the 25th of September, 1s4s; also, the amount for
which drafts have been drawn, and at that time
unpaid
MONTHLY STATEMENT, UNITED STATES TRrAsuRER-Yuu.
DEPOSITS.
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exports ......... SAC, 36l.6S7 4Ss5,l76 2s235ss
The falling of in the imports this year, has been
principally specie. and the falling of In exports priu-
cpaly breadstuffs The balance which appears against
US, in the above table, is, however, merely nominal
The home valuation Of merchandise exported, is not
much Of criterion of its foreign value as, in the
returns whatever PROFITS have accrued the original
shipment, by the different charges made appro-
pristed to the liquidation Of the value Of imports
i therefore, impossible to form correct idea from the
Custom house returns Of the position of foreign
trade, and the actual balance at any time for or
int M
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FIRE AT BRooKLYN.-LEFT, DURING THE NIGHT OF
the great Fire in Brooklyn Look ggass two Pic
lures 70 ck street. The owner, by proving property and
paying for Advertisements may have them with pleasure
ERENCu BENEvOLENr SOCIETY.-THE MEMBERS OF
IL this Society. OF the gat distress existing
among that class Of their they aid
have deemed proper TO dierense with the annual dinner
ncunced for The 9Th Instant
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Union Course Races-Fau MeetlRg-IOng
Islam Railroad Company 6ta October ls4STrains for the
viii leave Brooklyn at ga TO- lo H. lk 70 l2H
which ticket will be given to go and return.
The Business Mans Almanac for 1870
b. PALMER, Tribune Bun dngs,
hed Manual of Facts and Statistics for the
ee counting and rede entitled above. tanning
Money and Exchsnge Tariffs past aud present. Inland
Commence; Wages and Hours Of Labor Railroads aud mails;
Bout Trye Post Once and Postage The re eTrah
Weights and Measures atehs and Patent Laws The Iron Trade
Coaldo Htory Tonnage and Shipping; PyDershp and Cor
poraons statistics; Tn Newspaper Press &C. &C.
Pce 2 cents only for compendium OF facts which every man
needs often In the Of and few know where TO nod
for en- times the money Business Mans Almanac may be
obtained of the booksellers all Mt " H. Pners
Newspaper agencies New York. Boston, and Ph hdepha.
The Plumbe Nationa Dag uerrian Gallery,
fail to visit requisite that 1t should
be ieen to be appreciated.
Rablneau's Baths.-The exclusive prlvf-
leg Of cold epd shower and salt baths to be-
Desbrosses street. Mt the Ast at the Carlton Houe u and
popular with elegantly arranged and furnished and
ars n to the
hotel
Wedding Cards, highly polished on both
sides with rich silver edgean rely aud beautiful
81 endd Envelopes Boxes for Wedding Cake We'd
craving 1902 Broadway corner Duane street.
second square above the Park.
Diamond Pointed Gold Pens, If properly
made much cheaper than quill steel We invite the
attention Of buyera to the Rcheeu Gold Pens Sold by T.
WATSON Co. 10 Wall street They the perec ion OF Gold
Pei and warranted to five Gold Pens red
Wigs, Wigs, Wigs.-Clitzens and Strangers
inform that the largest cheapest md best asso Of
half other
hair to be found ut hedhurs Hear " Maiden Lane The
trade supplied.
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PEELED to call in further instalments on the
loan and IL the successful bidders prepared
meet without forcing sales Of Treasury notes
or Governmen stock they will be large losers. Tres
sury notes selling at prices equal to the rate
at which the bulk of the Inst loan taken
The foreign trade Of this port for the month OF Sep
tember in each Of the past two years unexed
COMMERCE on THE PoRr or NEW YoRK-ISPoRrsAND En-
poRrs SEPT A
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and County New York, EDWIN WILL ANS The subscber
the consideration Of his fellow
cens for the office OF Register of the city aud County Of New
does dee OF Importance that the POLITICAL
person holding the ooe Of Register the
duties extremely simple should be dhnitey known
every doing with that functonary But the
desbotm party requires that whoever for
popular should make his political tmepts
nobody what bs after he fairly
installed ohce The office of neger 81 IL has en- cleo
ope been successive filled James w Lent
Thomas Rim, Gbert Coulant William II. Bum, James
Guck Sherman Browne and lastly by the incumbent
Osgovd politics
formed subject Of complaint against those citizens,
while holding and performing the duties of the office But
prevailing the OF party require candidates
Tor public office "dene their position at the
point by sayn that an Wing, nnd tucb have been
known considerable portion OF the public Wing
rect for office in question. such, hope be
elected should DO enough
nomination To those Democratic friends who have may
generously pror their support have only say, dii
General Tay or in accepting c nomination Of hc Democrats
Charleston that thankfully receive their fivors without
promising those po principles which have long
ed EDWIN WILLIAMS.
Dct,
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NJ VII 7: peT. "a s s,,. ,%'sy $40 an
naTd Haddn NJ 1ssT wys NJ Mat,arws Iss Gbarioot
s Car TO X q rs y s r. S Ne zuS 81 s' has
Rivers Mr. Baker DR. Barls Mr. Bernard Mrs Noaale Nj
EEDDED kooS@s Dasmer Pipe. Mr. aaiawaS 'I a1
br Circle Nr sI .as Mr. rs. nr ",. M ~
Gallery lax cts Doors open st7
RuRI0N yhEATBE. CHAMBERS sTREsT.-FRIDAY
No s @ n,a Gs Ps S Sf'S ,
by Mr. Brosghnm Mr. Tggts Mr. Ra,meut Walter Cay, Mr.
which, Ia q the. xo%A% HATssBaroa
% soaeas With VII e. TU 70 Gg@ Nr 4Ge,
s es ana % n and sn Prices Of
7oclOck.
II AsTh who smT
Tragedy of0heo In Of the vast outa, this
s ana a. ss. viii sud aS S
sS %saGs w ia sy s,fs9s us o 81 %
Mr. sasreSqy Iago Mr. Eyde,; Casio sr " Il Cn'E p,s
WEn Mr. MIN ss rsrl sosn NJ
1 Sra Mr. ofaH'r
NJ ITCHELEs OLYMPIC ruEArRE-sRTDAY EVEN
ns os' eSs s wan with a. a.
Siclnsn Michael Brasss H. oisnd KahSrins Koper
Mics Mary Cannon In The Of the poee Mary
snttsd or Ms Ssi.i ~ S
Miss vary Cannon sSIsynan A s
y An oRR6r 5G I srs sSs % ssS"a KEN s rso
Mr. HOl.nd Doors opee at7-Curtan ,ses at71s o'clock
RAN;xtAKD,s PAN9RAMA nAaL, NO. sos BROADWAY.
Iajon9E No old Ga,de, " Monday the le
nAh drN, OF VERA "a cRgz by the U,ed
sailing majesica y along until tey arrive opposite the city
ofvea Cu1. Splendid Panoramic view Of the City Masnd-
Rp snSa FnS s sSTs on s
with Inon Rosrs and ieS9e the
and to to the Endymon and darkness
the Castle Of st Juaa uioa They are ext ea Soas"F the
and was now safely moored to the very walls Of the oae S
little dreaming of the fate that They
fire. They then row back Some AVN ing @ cd. oD s
Of the most daring eats Of yalor ever recorded history The
beat to late the one their
finally bowsup This fowing are the ost life.
like everseen in any exhibition tho sord
and becomes complete wrek terrible coast Of the
vessels proceed to the wreck and the rmaindsr of the
return to the anchorage round rscvipS DAM ny
war Transports steamers N CUR. oats are nsx seen to
arrive opposite the city Of The vessels the pcct
sailors livery thins is moving aPd 70 tho NEAREST representation
into e e ssn a @ ns S ss arr then or
howitaei' sanon &C. are landed and the b.mbardpent
magnificent giving an Opportunity for the beautiful day and
h seG nr ana az bo % firing SHE'LL can
loaded and fired BY gur triu ph in the art
The city and castle surrender the General
Scott and suite the victorious enter The hitherto mprsg
phan y from the castle general sa ute The
magnitude unknown in the Tuted ststea No
expense has been spared to rpE before the public vivid repre-
is the largest in New YORK win most
sn ee4 Of s & sss @ be y
aLup of Thalherg will preside the paoiorte the
dioramc overture viii peceds he performance
and mule between The Iarts Tiess 80 cents children hail
at, on "Wednesday and Saturday afternoons
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The Weekly Herald.

This sheet will be ready for delivery at O'Clock
tomorrow morning at sxpence per copy Its contents
will embrace all the interesting Of the week.