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sDWARD x. GbIiISs& CO, Hwan.,ss oe'' ~
IA non nf y ssRIph !. ~ 60, Liverpool
ahNSos Co. K. s' Ssss b. Iss4 sss
ok sDs'f Il. SR rafisi Of h.v..
Tho owners Of these ships viii NOS be fo gold
Ss sfs sn.: ss. s.as
hereof theroin expressed.
THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL
and sns YS[t tho snS
only calling A. Halifax to land and receive mails and
zSASA S:S
AMERICA, Capt shannon. CANADA. Capt Lang Lang
Ths. vessels clear White light i's al malnn.s ao.d
xfass, New York H. ' Wednesday, 9Th October.
sH.e York. s$nssy S ossss
EUROPA: SSsy York, %sSnssSsy a November.
S Sisfss York, $s$ns:$sy s ~ Ssysas:r
As.sIs Ssv York, %s Saa 'i it S sss%ss1:
America RSossen Wsddnssdsy sth December.
NJ berth secured until paid for.
,. ssskai charged on specie beyond an amount '
An experienced surgeon on board
Al letters and newspapers must PASS through the ross
For freight or p''''s sR SNA x p.r,,., o,,,.
wArcHm-Dy order q .he British Treasury, W.sohe:
land in transtu United Sates
ofs on % %as ;,
without the risk az heretofore Of being seized ~
and S9s GOOD
ladng are given in Havre for Now York.
LIMITED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP HERMANN,
~ Edward Higgins u S. Navy Commander will sail
and for England and rance on oeto
bsr9 from pier No 3Norh river att o'clock Price
OF passage:
In frst cabin main saloon. sl9
Ia hrst CABIN, lower slloon. 100
An experienced surgeon is attached to the ship Ali let
ters must through the Post Once Specie delivered
in Havre and London For or freight, applyto
M0LIER, SAND RIERA, Agents 30 South street,
ENOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE.-THE UNITED
Commando will leave for Hayre touching at Southampton
to land the mails and passengers Saturday October 2d
age should be sent boari the day before sailing marked
e'Below No merchandise will be received board after
Thursd,y 0StpSer ss For freight or passage apply to
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.-THE LIVERPOOL AND
w Philadelphia Steamship Company intend sailing the
CITY or MANCHESTER, 2,le5 TONS Capt. Robert Leitch
CITY OF GLASGOW. l,6l0 tons. Capt. william Wylie
CITY OF GLASGOW 5N9 rHiLAnnIs Saturday Oct 1852
CTTY OF MAN su Saturday, Oct q 49,
CITY OF NJ sIn Thursday Jan 1883 1888
CITY os MANCHESTER. Thursday, Mon. 3, 1858
CITY OF GLASGOW rnox .iv.apo IhaF'asy A0h 81 iS'
CITY OF MANCHEsTER wednesday Sept o. 1882
CRY OF MhNGHEsTEa " .Wedassday Tsb 4 1888
CITY OF GLASGOW Wednesday, Mch. ., 1898
CITY OF MANCHESTER Wednesday, Mch. 10. 1859
RATES oF PASSAGE
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE rs
~ hereby given to the owners, occupant
enpant OF al houses and lots, improved unimprovod
been completed the Assessors and lodged in the oce
interested viz For regulating and grading Eighth avenue
between 10th and l25th streets Tho limits embraced by
ground vacant lots pece5 and parcels Of land situated
both sides Eighth between h and 25sh Streets
22nd lrd and l2h streets between lines parallel to the
westerly thererom All persons, whose Affect
cd by the above named and who opposed
either OF the requested their
objections in writing to the A. their office No
notice. SAMUEL H. DE Aoo"".
rnnNv1r- n ivifUlsUN, Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH.
Once, Bureau OF Assossmer.s s.sces Department Seps
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CRoToN AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT-.To NAsoNs-
~ Sealed proposals will be rooevsd at tho ohfoe tho
Crotop Aqueduet Department Rotunda Park, until Mon
day the Attn day Of October 1882 at o'clock, p NJ 10
bpild Sewer from the First TO thirteenth street.
The plan Of the and specifications for the building
the same and all other information relating thereto
obtained application to the Water Puveyor at this
Office. NICHOLAS DEAN
President ofthe Crcson Aqueduos department..
New York, Sept. rs, 1882.
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DOCKET COMPANION. A PRACTICAL TREATISE ON
the Gen. system from infancy the before
cents copy free o. postage Sold BY strnSse
Townsend 22 j. c. Harriet. s2s Broadway, and BY Che
Author, NJ Iarnont Physician snd Surgeon, % ksad0
street Of Broadway New York. where he may Do
consulted n all these complaints.
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" oEdef OF LIS Honos the Hsytr,
ASHER TAYLOR, First MarshaL
kYor,a Qfaca. Reptsmhar 10th. 1852.

1NORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS HERE
~ by given that petition has been presented in the
Board Of Aldermen, for Sewer In Prince street, from
Greene street and through Thompson street to the
built between Broome and Spring Streets Also, in
Ryngn street. from Sheriff to Clinton street. And aiso
persons Interested in the above and having objections
yhereto requested to the In writing the
Contract Clerk his ooe before October st 1884,
NICHOLAS DEAN, President.
Oroson Aquednct Departments, September 10Th, 1852.
NROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT.-TOM ASOES.-
" Sealed proposals will be received at the Office Of the
Croton Agueduot Department Rotunda Park until Mon
day the 4th day OF October 1852 at O'clock r. NJ to build
with the necessary receiving basins and
plan Of the and for the building OF the
9Ae and all other relating thereto can be OBJ
Aaasd application to the Water Purveyor at this ONCE
New York, September 81 1852. NICHOLAS DEAN,
President OF the Croton Aquedlos Department..
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nR COOPER, u DUANE STREET, BETWEEN CHAT.
ham and William streets, continues 10 practice ~ HE
once with his usual success Ho takes ths method o.
apprisns hs friends thai ne s consulted Is hs
tvonsy-.sur years.
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A USTRALIA! ALIAt!-CLIPPER LINE.-THE
"A very fast sailing ship sACSUSA, Camper master,
will auccee the clipper Agcutna aud sail for Mebourn
Port Philip 18th October her regular day. touching at
the Cape of Good Hope An experienced surgeon accompa
MES the ship For freight passage which will
lowest rates apply board, pier TO- East river W.
Old slip.
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DR. CoBBETr, NO. 10 DUANE STREET, EkTWBRA
~ Chatham and William streets, may be consulted bY
those ntereted ~ his ooe, where those who have suf
ed from pretendsrs apply with tho certainly Of meet
". UnixersiAy.
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DHILHARMONIC SOCIETY-ELEvENTH SEASON.
The board OF directors respectfully that sp
pioations for tickets to the Rehoarals aud Concerto WIN
be received at the music Of Messrs Scharen
Luis 49, Broadway and Mr. r. X. Weire 23 Fulton street.
Brooklyn. Terms Subscribing members, $40 associate
members Sc; members, So
able in advance Tho first public Rehearsal takes place -
Nblos Concert Saloon, Ootober9 at 3H o'clock Pm BY
order, j. l.. ENSIGN, SEQ.
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NIBLO's GARDEN.-MLLE LAVIGNE BEGS TO AN
her frat benefit In America, Saturday o.
tober I'd which occasion will DO presented by desreD
the ballet Of THE BARBER OF SEVILLE Figaro. seno-
rita soto Rosina. Nile: Pougaud. In act I'd will be
hbited the wonderful Mirror Tabcnux which continue
elicit the surprise and admiration OF all who witness then.
New dances by Miles Lavgne Droue Lceder and Hsar,
Monsieur Megc. To with a vaudeville, il
which Mr. Whoatlegh, Mr. and Mrs. Sloan Mrs. Held and
Mr.. Leach will appear
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CO 000 WANTED, A PARTNER, WITH THIS
RCsOOOs cash capital, to take charge o. the nnan.
ca department OF an exclusive manufacturing business
VIII VIII pay ever ~ Per cent upon ne
article and realize SlOJ yearly, which will be clearly
shown Address. Walton Herald oliee, with ael
residence.
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EOR CHARLESTON, SAVANNAH AND FLORIDA
Semi weekly Y. $. Mail line.-Thenew and magnificent
steamship MARION NJ Berry, Commander will leave pier
NO. North river on Saturday Oct at o'clock r. NJ
precisely For freight apply board. where all bills
ladng will be signed; and for passage (haying
accommod ations) at the office of
SPOFf0RD TILESTON a. CO., No. ls South street.
Savannah passengers eketed through without further
ohsrge. Passengers will suffer detention Charleston
as arrangements have been made with the south Carolina
Railroad to dispatch extra train Immediately
rival Of the steamer Through tickets Florids will
Furnished az foowsTo Jacksonville SIS Patka, sg3
bills ofladng signed after the sailed The
JAMES ADGER Wilt follow on Wednesday Oct.
E'oR NORFOLK PETERSBURG, AND RICHMOND
4 The United states Nail Steamship ROANOKE, Lewis
Parrish. will leave pier No 3 North River ON
Saturday, October at O'clock r. N. Bills OF ladng
signed only board For freight passs apply 70
LUDLAM PLEAsANTs. No. ~ gront near Old slIs
I)AsSAGE TO SAN FRAN C1SCO.-THE SPLENDID Al
4 packet ship HELEN acGAW, now loading at pier III
last river eau take few more In cabin
ana sioO IN second cabin, on mnstiats application
II. u. SUTTON, "a w all street.
or JNO. MrGAW. Smith
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nor NEW ORLEANS DIRECr-THE NEW AND
Il splendid steamship PERSEVERANCE,, ,OV tons bur
tnen John Lawles Commander will leave for New Orleans
direct on or about Saturday 9th October from Pier No3
North River at three o'clock First Cabin passage State
$780, freight go per foot For freight passage
apply to J. HOWARD SON, agent "a Broadway Tho
and splendid steamship, Texas, james Lswes5 Com
mander, Will follow leaving SATURDAY. 10Th October
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nR; JOHNSON. NO. Is DUANE STREET, so WIZ
eessfu practitioner In Now York. sine here
toforo an once practice whore no be frel
m 70 9P: n. E.B.-dcd my medical and sarrisAI a.
plomA In my Once.
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NOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE.-THE UNITED
i States Mail steamship FRANKLIN, Jas. A. Wotten.
Comman will leave for Hayre touching Southampton
to land the mails and Saturday October 2d
Price of $l2 Baggage not wanted during the
age should be sent boarI the day before marked
e'Below No merchandise will be received board after
Thursday October 2lst For freight passage apply
MORTIMER LYNN GSTON. Agent. 90 BroadYny.
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Mn THE ADVERTISER WISHES TO COZ
A,OUO. meet himself vita some person 81 = ousi
ness already established, (morcnafiis manattunE
VIII invest the SUM OF Si0p moro. Is willing Is take
the active manaaomentt iss thorough hook ttcror and
CoubtAnt. Address A. ~. ~ ~, ucrrli rttrs
name stating Go VI business. Ne I,nuaivat,nt sttv Il,
CONFIDENTIAL
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TINTED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
~ Extra Steamer, for New Orleans via Havana.-The
splendid steamship PHILADELPHIA, John MCGOWAN.
Commander will sail from the pier foot OF Warren street,
N r. Wednesday, 0otob er 6, at 2oclock Z. NJ, pre-
cisel Rates OF passage to Havana and New Orleans
arrangement) -After Saloon Berths 800 Steerage S25
Specie only taken on freight to Havana Freight taken TO
New Orleans at 81 cents cubic Shippers freight
requested supply themselves witt tho Companys bills
Of fading, which may be had on,nppeaon to the Office
No other form will BIO signed No bills Of lading signed
after the ship has sailed For freight apply
M. 0.R Xeat nnrnar of Warre
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VTHE UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP ISABEL,
OF LOO tons having been thoroughly repaired with
boilers and copper will be ready to take her place
the line between Charleston, Savannah, Key and
Hayana She will positively leave Baltimore the 18th Of
October for the above mentioned places Passengers wish
ing TO avail themselves Of this for either
above named places viii please apply Captain Rollins
board, at the office Of the Baltimore Packet
Company, foot Of Spears wharf NJ. N. FALLS.
Philadelphia tPenn) Ledger Now York Herald: Boston
ass.l Atlas; Providence (R. IL Journals Portland (Me)
Advertiser; National nelligencer, Washington, d. c.
cory I'LL the 10th Of Ootobe aud send bills the
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nR. RALPHs PRACTICAL TREATISE, TWELVE
- edition, S42 pages with plates-Priee 81. Sold 81
No. ~ Ana street 2Astor House. and Al the suahoxs
nine p NJ Sundays excspted,) Ne. 6l3 Houston stred
near Wooster street. Nailed res OF postage by addrsss
Boz 500, Post ONCE.
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herst, on the borders Of New Brunswick, and the
other westerly, by Windsor. to Victeria Beach, near
Digby, and immediately opposite st. John, N. B.;
also line up the valley Of the Stewiscke On 70
Pictou."
rns portion from Halifax to the junction Of the
eastern and western routes is to be double line,
tho others single lines Of railway, having convenient
to the yard, and laid in proper timber. All the
works to be of tho best and most permanent descrp
ton. and fully capable of sustaining rate Of transit
OF from thirty five to fifty miles per hour, and to be
subject to the approval Of the Inspector General OF
English railways"
They also propose to provide all the engines car
risges materials, and rolling stock of the most ap-
proved description, and to erect the necessary eta
tiors and depots, SO, for the maintenance OF the
rolling stock, at total cost not to exceed $50 600
per me the whole to be finished by the LIST Of May,
1855 but the main trunk line is to be completed in
three hundred and twenty miles. OF the mode of
payment have already informed you.
The contractors further propose to lease the line
for nine years, and guarantee interest upon the
cost, as followE-First three years two per cent.
second three years three per cent third three years
four per cent, and they undertake. should the gov
eminent deem it advisable that q company should
be organised and forthcoming, to buy, at par, the
whole OF the government interest in the said rail
way. And for the faithful performance Of such
con 'ract rs may DO entered into Mesrs. Sykes &
Co have given the best and most satisfa story re-
ferenoes.
Since the proposal was made to the government,
. communication has been made by Mr.. Sykes, now
surveying the line to Victoria Beach, in which he
speaks highly of the country through which he is
passing. which is well settled; and intimates that
they, will be prepared, in few days, to make
Of c,st. believe our railroads will be built at
SI7, 500 per mile. G.
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The aeconmedstions for her crew arc below iot,
ward, and her cabin 10 below an, beautifully ngn.ed
with mahogany and other choice woods, ses on WIN
enAmslled pilasters and gothic srched mirrors.
She has noble set ofspars Her lower mssss ana
bowprt are built of hard pine bolted together ana
hooped over, and her topmssts and jibbcoms are
ALSO Of hard pine. Her lower masts commencing
With the FORE are 49, 80 and so feet long her lower
yards 3d. 81 and 62 feet square, and the other spas
In proportion. She will spread tstween II 900 and
l2OO0 yards ofcanvas in single suit ofssls No ship
ever built fitted out at this port is beautiful
in model, or more perfect in equipments, and id.
wise your clipper fancicrs to call and inspect her.
She is owned BY Geo B. Upton, Esq, of This city.
and will be commanded by Capt. Caldwell one Of
the best sailors that ever cracked biscuit.
Mr. Mckay has now on the stocks, uexrly ready
for launching, magnificent clipper ship Of $500
tons, with three decks, and is just about laying the
keel of another to be nearly 600 TONS and sharper
than any vessel ever built He is also building two
packet ships Of 500 tons each for Train & Co, one
Of which viii be commanded by Capt. Albert II.
Brown, the commodore of the line These ships are
named the Diamond and Brilliant.
The ship Of the line Vermont has her lower masts
in, and is in the dry dock, having quarter galleries
put on and her bottom examine d. II will take
many months to fit her out, 1T the present rate Of
progress, and when completed God kno ~ where she
viii get crew, for sailors are very scarce.
LAZARUS
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Our boston Correspondence.
Neu Clippers-7he Bald Eagle.
BosTos Novs24, 1852.

DoSioNf No'SNs, iocA'
Nep Clpprs-The Bald Eagle.
There are several beautiful new clipper ship
loading here at present for San Francisco. Messrs
Glidden & Williams have loaded the clipper ship
Golden Eagle OF 100 tons, in eight days. and are
now loading their own clipper, the Golden
West, Of 300 tons, and win no doubt chock her
of in twelve days at least This firm, by their
punctuality in despstchng the vessels they adver-
tise on the day assigned, have more freight poured
in upon them than say other in the trade Besides,
they generally the finest vessels belonging to
the port for their line
Among the many fine clippers built by Mr.. Donald
Mckay, the Bald Eagle, nov in your port, loading
In j 0gden line of San Francisco packets is gen.
srally etteemed the best and most he tutiful In
model she is widely different from any other built
IN this vicinity, having greater length and buoy.
ancy Of floor, with sharper ends, and new lines In
stead Of the hollow or concsye Lines, 10 much in
aaih,on, her forward lines are almost straight but
Ss they ascend, become convex. to correspond with
ner outhhe on the rail-. aud she is rather fuller ats
thar Forward, aud cannot therefore settle DOM,
however swiftly she may ny through the water.
Her mssel above wafer, is designed specially 10
overcome atmospheric rstistance: her bow il there
fore aneu ar TO the rail her bulvsrks yerv low and
her upper deck flush, without bouses cxcep DO &
mouse and the covering the cabin staircase
For bead she bas gilded eagle on the wing and
her stern is semi-eDiptical. tmbeted round and IA
also orramented with gilded sprcad agile IN tho
centre OF arch OF carved work She i 223 fsef
lopg on deck, and 230 feet over all; has ~ feet
breadth OF beam, % feet depth Of hold, aud regis
tiers I,703 tons She has 30 inches dead ri36 Al
half floor, inches Rounding a sidea, and feet
sheer She Il built Of eeasoucd white oak, strongly
copper faster cd, ond the ceiling IN The bold
IL diagonally bTaced with oak. and boltsd through
ai She Is sbcethed with yolloR meal 10 70 z0s
feet and is painted black above In tide she is paint
cd pearl color Her buwarks only Ave feet high,
butt solid inside and out like those OF shp Of war
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ROnyI ns Education.

Dsc 1--Erastus q Benedict. Esq President the
minutes IT the meetings on the 10th and 2ith November
reed and approved those OF tne meetng 90 lIth
November we're read amended and approved. The mi
nutes Of the Executive Committee we're also read
APPLICATIONS RErpnsEp.
Mr. c,ey presented the application OF the School on
cera Of tho sixteenth ward for an appropriation Of
s5gg 40 TO t up additional class rooms a. Ward school
No. So Referred TO Committee on baiidinss and Ro
pairs -,
School Officers o. the Fifth wero for an appropriation for
tbe uppert OF Ward School No 90 TO The end OF the
rent wear Referred 70 III nance Committee
Mr. MoSrEr1H presented an application OF the School
ofcers ef the Twentieth ward. for appropriation to
psy for bulldog = brick we'll at Ward School No. is
Rdferred 10 Finance Committee.
WARD 3
Mr.. MURPHY prefepted arep0rt from the Finance Com
mtee relative 10 the financial condition of the Coored
Ward School No o with the following resolution -
Resolved, That the sum OF Se 70 30, aud the same s
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L oCAL AFT AIR s
The Crystal Palace.


The Crystal Palace l. fast assuming definite
shape On the lately naked plot of grous. called
Reservoir square, slender pillars and base columns,
and girders, are starting up in every direction.
The works are progressing with unrelaxing activi-
ty. and there is little doubt but that it will be com
pleted by the appointed day. The pillars and CIR
ders Of the centre dome are already in their places
These Orders are all tested previous to erection by
vertical pressure on each of from ten to fifteen
tons. On the ground floor of the building there
will be 266 Orders The test pressure applied pre-
vous to erection, averages eleven tons on each,
which proves the grders alone to be capable Of sup
porting weight equal to 2 926 tons. 4 pressure
to which they cannot, BY any possibility, Dc ever
the building are hollow, and provided with spouts
at the base, doing double duty rs props and medi-
ums for conveying away whatever water may DO
deposited on the roof
We observed the great Improvement, In the way
in which the pillars and Orders were raised to their
places, on the English building There, two single
sheer poles were used, with plain block and haul
ing tackle suspended between, BY which means the
pillars were laborousy and tediously raised to their
places. Hero, however, large derrick is used with
aswipg boom, which facilitates considerably the dis
position of any heavy article Tho chief advantage
Of this derrick is that it is pacedcn wheels, render
ing it more easily moved. 1t can, when necessary,
be elevated to the second floor of the building,
which it runs, and thus travsrses the entire building
1t is calculated that 800 tons Of iron will be en-
ployed in the erection Of the building
The workmen are now busily employed in placing
the base pieces, which the supporting pillars are
to rest, at the proper distances. We learn that q
large quantity Of Orders is now lying at Of the
wharves; when these are received, the works will
proceed with still greater alacrity.
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United States Msrsb.I,s omce

MurpER AT srA--0n tire arrival yesterday, Of the
Beusb brig Fitzsmts Capt Hoyt from liverpool lying
ut Quarantine, officer keete, OF tue Chiefs special
aids, took iuto custody and brought to this oy Ger.
man mined Augu.tus Behr charged with indctag tpo
fatal sebs with knife IL the baoy Of smother German
ramed piestner while at day before their arrival
The injured man was taken to tbs hospital at Staten
Blend whcre he was examined by Dr. M ,rris who pro
noUpcs the 10 De mortal We have since learn
ed that the Died during the day The prisoner and
The deceased were pas engtr and i Is stated that the
cause Of the fatal injury in oonequencs ~ re
Gus dpute 1t Is beloved that The prioner will be
back 20 III gland r trial che fatal bIow inflicted
ut cen and under the British fig.
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Military Parades,

The following companies passed Office ON Wsdnss-
day and yesterday their return from target practice
in the country. They enjoyed the fine weathsr, and
had excellent sport -
The Allen Guard, Captain King, mustered forty
muskets and made . fine appearance They were
companied by Dodworth's band We saw some worry
magnificent prizes
Tho Carlisle Guard passed with Shelton's band,
numbering sixty muskets and marched In good style
The Clinton Blues Captain B. B. Baptist turned out
thirty muskets and shot for nine beautiful prizes.
The Allen Guards, thirty three muskets Captain I.
King, ahot for q number Of prizes at Hoboken Twenty
one trophies were awarded
The Phoenix Foundry Guard, Captain VIM Bell con-
posed Of the employees Of Cunningham, Belknsp o..
made their first excursion to Strikers Bay On reaching
the ground they proceeded to contest for the przss
fourteen in Aumber which were OF very rich dsscrp
ton. The Guard made a good appearance.
The Columbian Rifles, commanded by Joseph No.
Nanus from jersey City accompanied BY Atkins Brass
Band passed our office, their return from target
surson to Harlem They made Q very respectable ~
pearance, and numbered about forty guns. Their
target showed some excellent shooting, being pretty well
riddled.