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= The New Orleans Picayune Of the 9th instant
says /" Senior LARRAIEzAR, the new Minister from
Mexico to the United States, embarked at Vera
Cruz for Mobile on the 18th ultimo He had in
structions in regard q complete settlement Of the
eTehuantepec difficulty, Of which fact Mr.. LrrcHrR
was informed by the Government in reply to very
9 energetic note from him ~ sa' ty- .t,t,ea.
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ARREST OF RusAwArs.-0n Friday last loving couple,
who recently eloped from Brighton, England,
rested in New York Their names DR. ANDREW PLUM
SER and Miss EMMA PArrsos, tagged 10 years. who since
their arrival In the niagara, have been soournng at the
Irving House, II seems that the Dr. brought with him
some $4,000 in gold belonging to COL HowARp Of the
British army which he obtained by proving himself
false friend The circumstances leading to this romantic
affair were dvulged by Col HOWARD who followed after
the runaway couple and reached this port in the steamer
Europa There was way to hold this Ascending per-
son criminay and the Colonel procured civil processes
which executed by the Sheriff and Dr. p was locked
up in the Eldridge street prison.--N Y. Star.
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THE DEMOCRACY OF NEW JERSEY.

The following Resolutions were adopted on Thurs
day last by the Democratic State Convention Of New
Jersey, as reported by q committee appointed for
that purpose, the fourth one having been first
amended so as to compliment also the Democratic
members in the House Of Representative from New
Jersey !, rfsg8.a.} 81 e.efg,ss s;.aE 81 " II,
IL Resolved That the Democratic party of this State i'd
here to the principles of the Republican party pronu
gated by the National Convention held at the city Of Bal
tmore in 1S48. oi g4gsE &t Esr yfl. zo.siJ 1h
Unon and to all its compromises, believing the provisions
therein contained for the protection Of Southern rights and
interests sacred and binding those for the proe
ton of Northern rights and interests, insisting the
whole instrument and nothing less necessary to the
union the peace the welfare and the happiness Of the
Republic. tort VIZ, viag1gsg Il tBAT asgx TA
gE3 Resolved That of adjustment commonly
called the Compromise being essentially to give
effect to the provisions of the Federal Constitution have
our hearty and lasting concurrence. GA ia
A. Resoced That we have the fullest confidence in the
integrity the capacity and the craftsmanship of Hon.
ROBERT F. STOCKTON Senator from this State that his
in the service of the nation has been distinguished
with deeds Of chvarous daring and gallant exploits which
have redounded to the glory and promoted the greatness
g. RESOLVED, That while the Democracy Of New Jersey
hereby pledge their united and earnest support to the
mnee for President of the Democratic National Con-
venton to be held at Baltimore at the time they
hereby declare that their first choice for that distinguished
Office Is LEWIS CAss, Of Michigan. s4 1872 i f
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EDUCATION IN AFRIcA.-The Trustees of Donar
tions for Education in Liberia incorporated by the
Legislature Of Massachusetts, March 19, 1850, wish
soon practicable to organize College in that
Republic, and open it for the reception of students
In order to do this they solicit contributions to
fund, the annual income of which will be sufficient
TO meet the limited expenses Of the college in its
incipient state before II can support itself For
this purpose fifty thousand dollars will be sufficient;
and valuable beginnings may be made even with
twenty-five or thirty thousand The trustees do not
intend to employ travelling agents to solicit benefac
tons, but will be happy to receive and acknowledge
donations from any quarter wherever there is de-
sire to render Africa attractive home to the color
ed race and to impart to that central continent the
blessings Of christianity, learning, and civilization
and they ask that whatever is given be RENTED by
mail or otherwise to the Hon. STEPHEN FAIRBANKS,
Treasurer, at Boston. y 'tn 'ls
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The post of Assistant United States Treasurer at New
York, recently conferred the Hon. LUTHER BRADIsH
has only salary Of 900 per annum, whilst the incum
bent has to give security to the amount of The
New York Courier says in reference to the Of Mr.
Bradish that surees obtained Of the highest
spectsbility gentlemen each Of whom in less than an
hours notice, could pay the amount of responsible
ty incurred but remarks with evident force and truth
that the amount Of remuneration is entirely Inadequate
to the extent Of the security required and to the
sble duties Of officer who undertakes to keep safely
and pay out legally millions of money
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FROM THE RIO GRANDE.

The Rio Brapo Of the 18th umo contains the following
account Of some exciting events at Rio Grande city,
furnished by party Of gentlemen who had arrived the
previous evening from that place: @ ii Il gtl.
=" Mr.. Patton, gentleman from Brasos Texas former
" Of Missouri started from Rio Grande city for the pur
pose of overtaking stock which being driven
into the interior and stopped to sleep at camping
ground called The Wells Here were encamped two
MeIicans and boy. When Mr.. P. was asleep he was
set upon and his brains beat by these fellows for the
sake Of his money and effects Information to this effect
having been given by the boy party Of citizens started
out in pursuit. and one Of the fellows taken After
city, in presence Of the whole peope-all concurrng
just before his execution he made other confessions in
consequence of which party started from Roma crossed
the river and returned with the other fellow who had
sisted the murder of Mr. Patten After the same for
maes had been extended to him. he was also hung at
that place. But the work not yet fnshed-ustce
to be administered to others. party started out
and the of the murder charged upon
six of the villains who have been in the habit for
long time Of committing similar depredatons in the vci
nifty IA s .-e1
The Rio Bravo says that Mr. Thomas H. Harris, of
Roma in all probability has been murdered by the
gang Of robbers of its various ramifcatons He
left Rio Grande city, about sixteen days previous for
Brownsville, and had not since been heard Of
= II things 60 at this rate says the Rio Bravo,
not Mexican, in short time, viii be suffered live
upon this side Of the Rio Grande letter from Rio
Grande city says that the murderers who taken
fessed that party, to which they belonged organized
the other side of the river for the expires purpose
numbering Americans this sde and that large num-
Der Of the gang are still on this side" r-5 49,
Another Mexican outrage is recorded having occurred
the night Of the Esd utmo when the house Of Mr. A.
" Edmondson, situated the Rio Grande about forty
miles above Brownsville attacked while the inmates
including Mr. Edmondson and two three other persons
totally unconscious of any danger Having their
firearms in readiness however they enabled to
pulse their assaiants Some of these outrages 1t is fear
ed is the result Of embtered feelings engendered by the
late war. so iTs.zs.
Thsmairider from Brownsville has been killed by In
dams about twenty miles from Laredo.
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MEDICAL.

- y - @.N s-rN-.s,
DIR. WARD MAKES ASTONISHING cUREs-sUCE
- A. no other Doctor can do Either cure or Hsas
IS nothing 5y b no ss
Perfected Remember IT, The other methods Of cure are
Than tho disease o0' Canal rs
DR, WARDS MAGICAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
failures The secret Of his success il t1s
Friend and disease almost as Il b.
rss and Br.sdTyy means
RAPID AND RADICAL CURES, SUCH AS WILL NOT
sst alss s' Win
so. 70 your perpetual chagrn and oss. be breaking ons
unfortunate Dr. Ward This Is rcSSmmsndsd to Tho h
the ord soo nSf s safsa ws and ,R hs
detection and dsrsee that follow appear
than fulh hs promises Of impossible Effected
ded Attention bcsoysd .ueh as you St vi. sni
5 nnd HG s oSs s thai aqdreds
i all that needed beside. skill with both on his part
gratis. Medicine, dollar. ''s
DARis AND LONDON TREATMENT OF PRIVATE
Diseases eases IL few hours bya vegetable application.
mprops he and
~ and osn show there thousands who
nsnt cure He makes day cure. % p.rrma,
former disease soon enough Hts dploms with shess sns
equal T. We cured in hears-P Broahssa, a.
m arf Alter a. eesS sS DsrsuS One
pgS Is & sys Jars g be cured Of weakness from
and
general treatment II short tiasJss Evsas Yon eured
me 81 the worst yJhtc affection body face in
bees every epe sydi6' es1 o. 70
no heneht-W m Ferguson, Perth Amboy. half cured
Ard abandoned cases 10 specially seicits Strangers a1a
oilers san rsy on no other proof bat these cercs.es
ter address SoS i Boadrs Pet once r. To, ey .s
sstI sns hi evening n IARaosP2a se.goSs 3
TnEhARRrEp WohAN's PrsrvATE MEDICAL CON.
psnien.-iy pr a. Msurceag. Professor Of Diseases
Of Women,--Twentieth edition. lSmo pp 2SO-Prce AZ
Years suffering OF physical AND men anguish 70 many
ban might have been spared by timely possession Of this
cntempas1g marriage discioses portant sscrets
" To snsatl se known Owl, 70 them rartcaarly
family, II Is Of special iis rortauce
Here, also, every femsosho wfethe rnother-.he one
either budding into womanhood the other in the decline
OF yearsn whom nature cont plates an mportsns
enapse can discover tho causes symptoms the moss
com plant 70 which her sex Is knbject. ' ~ '''iS
q letter from Gentleman in Dayton, ohio)
NJ DEAR sIa-Ny wife has beea rerceptiby sinkns tor
years or more 10 consequence Of her great
cmenteyery successive one more and more sbatias
prgstrstng her putting her life ninent danger,
ths state Of things inevitable and resigned myself 70
W worst; ~ this time (now about months)I
tors reaching my case On It's receipt and gerasa eanns
.o You the relief afforded distressed mind and
great discovery of NJ Desomo vided remedy. II
obSned prospect 70 which te eon,eyes was pos.
my head in all human probability my wife would have
been In her erave sad my children left notheress.
subjects treated Of as they are d nature srctS
for the married those contemplating marriage
Liberty street, New York Little Co. Albany; Joseph
Tqsss SSss A'Ss% ON he B. s'srn % ssns
BY NAL free Of postage 70 par. the
Liberty street,
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INDIA RUBBER GOODS.
ASTROLOGY, &c


nR. ROBACK'S NATIyITIES-
~ Why he harassed every day,
Thinking what may next take placer
DR.. Roback can portray,
BY the planets truthful ray,
All events. or grave or gay,
That in the future must face.
Nor is this all Not only do the natvitiss cast by DIR
have in store for the individual but they designate the
methods by which sickness and other pers
may be avoided. Pope Gays that heaven, while
Binding nature fast in fate,
Left free the human will"
SO that II We forewarned forearmed The ma
them it is fault il do avoid them. DR.. G.
Roback the ad of King ernadotte Of
Sweden warned him against two conspiraoies and
King Oscar the the natvties
King of Prussia Naples Denmark and Hanover and far
every thing has fallen out with these monarch according to
prepared to calculate nativss for at assistance
receiving their and the year. day and hour If birth
For full natiytes S. iemay be consulted, addressed
by letter post paid and ncung the necessary fee at No.
White street, New York.
CLAIRvOYANCE AND MAGNETISM -THoSE WHO
country. should call Dr. Robert Brown, No. 40 Mon
street door wet Of Gouverneur where they find
determine the location of absent friends the
human system and at detect lurking disease
arrangement Of the bodily unctons If weakness
bity in exist the
cannot be eIcelled. Remember Dr. Brown the original
magnetic physician and celebrated for the cures
made by him while in Chambers street years His
tions. from "A. M.to 9P. NJ.
M RS. BREWSTER FROM PHILADELPHIA, TEN.
M ders her services TO the ladies and gentlemen Of this
city, In Astrology, Love, and Law hate
Dreams &c. by books and science constantly relied
Eapoleon and will toll the Of the lady scntemsn
Jones street, Of the Bowery Ladies, dfty cents
gentlemen, one dollar.
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T'HENRw YORK NDLIvERpOoL UNITED STATES

vHHENEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
Mail steamers-rhe ships composing this line are the
following ATLANTIC Captain West.
PACIFIC, Captain Nye.
ARCTIC, Captain Luce.
BALTIC, Captain Comstoek
. ADRlATIC, Captain Grafton.
THESE ships having been built contract expressly for
service has been taken their con-
IN their engincto strength and speed
elegance and comfort.
Price OF passage from New York to Liverpool, in fsst
cabin Si in second cabin So Exclusive use of extra
From Liverpool to New York, G30 and eco.
An experienced surgeon attached to each ship.
No berth secured until paid for.
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1NHEATRICAL NOTICE-NEW NATIONAL THEA.
Roston Ladies and gentlemen of acknowledged ia
lent desiring Mt this establishment hch
about the s September ensuing ADDRESS,
paid, 70 Mr.. CHARLES TUOS. PARSLOE, Theatrical
Agent, Buttons theatre Chambers street. New York.
DROFESSCR WILTON. THE GREAT WIZARD OF THE
i Word. viii commepoe early IN the faIl.
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DR;.LA cRoIxs PRIVATE MEpIcAL rRrArIsE-

II
- Fifteenth Edition. By NJ. u. La Crois NJ d., Albany.
Cheapest book published 30 pages and $50 fac
plates on the Physiology Of Marriage aad the mir
mites and disorders ofyouh and maturity resulting from
excuses which destroy the physical and mental
diseases arising from ndcretion, with plain and smps
rules by which all cure themselves without
the author observations narrage ts duties
ana dsquaf and their remedies with coorei sth5.
graphs illustrating ths anatomy and phyolOgy dis.
Of the reproductive o both cxes her sruo
ture and functions IL contains hns
jections against marrag however should take this
In portant step without first consulting its pagel IL treats
all diseases OF females whether married SINGLE Stra
who require medical aid before consul ling doo.or
ought to know whether their properly understood
by those whom they employ and thus guard against tho
posono quaekery 80 prevalent in rpulous cities Dr. Is
Croix Is legally qualified physician for the twenY
years has been duly consulted upon the different diseases
upon which his book treats personally well by letter.
Any person sending twenty-five cents IN letter. postpaid
Will receive one copy W. mail free q postage, hys copis
for ST. Address Dr. NJ b. LA ChOlX 81 Beaver street
brny, ~ " Sold by Garrett Co., g Ann street aae
Strnger Townsend 90 Broadway N. Branch office az
Lloyd street, Buffalo.
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'ElNotATs SULPHUR BATHS, 81 PEARL STREET
Established by Louis y. Tmoat, Fl Pars-ror the
Of theumatism cruptons Of the skn severe colds
mercurial Affections &c. These are the only genuine
sulphur baths in this CIV. We refer TO Drs Mott Wallace
Berger, Buckley, and Kissam.
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SHIPPING.

NOTicE.-THE STEAMSHIP ATLANTIC, FROM
Liverpool, will commence dschar sing, under general
ofaer At her BERTH foot of Canal street this day. COM
meneing at seven NJ Congnees will please send their
T. X COLLINS GO.
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TNhVELLEEy GUEDE.

NOR ALBANY, CHANGE OF UoURS.-THE CARS
Of tao New York and Harlem Railroad. leave the City
Hall station. New York daily (Sundays exceptedl, at ~
A. A. connecting with the Western Rsroad, at Chatham,
and q r. H. (expresl) through without change Of
SAMDEH AND AaEoT RAILROAD, FOR PuILA-
-lncs Nv stea1nboat John POTTER, Two lines dsRy.
Gorn lie leaves at NJ Afernoos express limo at
Farc-agss class ears, 49, second ssss t6y r w. hns
siS re ss,set al and Up. NJ. Emigrant line. by
stcamhoa. TRANSPORT, frcd pier Me- !, st 7. M.
Ear
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CHRSTY'S OPERA HOUSE. MECHANICS HALL
~ No AZ Broadway, above Grand street. Open every
and well known Chrisys Mnsrels comprising mn ocient
and versatile corps Of talented and experienced
performers under the of f. r. Chrsty whose
concerts in this city for succession q FIVE years have
able audiences. Tickets, % cents Doors ut 4 COM
at o'clock The patrons Of Chrstys Mnsrels are
respectfully informed that the Saturday afternoon concerts
rediscon tinued.
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Anew YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIRECTLY. 3.
IN Mail and Express Lines, through In "a hours ~ y;
Raroad via jersey City leaving New York st6 M foot
~ Cortaudt street, A. " and 5M r. NJ Liberty street.
Yeave Phadephs hours from foot Of Waust street.
reduced 20 So for first class aud 81 30 Tor second cass
Baltimore Washngton and Charleston trough
a. the above lines and through luggage ,aSed IN the
sna ~ T. lines from New fork, With thrssh eonausofs
without expense.
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DARREIs WANTED-500 NEW OR BRIGHT SECOND
ID hand Cider or Vinegar Barrels, made * oak Apply,
during days ut 100 Pearl street. fret door, or ADDRESS
w., box 1929, Post egise
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O. E0A REWARD.-JEFFRIEs' ANTIDOTr. Asspps
yDOOO eiAc mixture for the Of private
IL mskesa speedy without tho least restrictions OF
The proprietor ehaengsa single case which mixture
will not cure under the Forfeiture Of Ave hundred dos
.le asts weesmsny are cured in two days sale by
y Little, w Hanover street, Boston; Wright 90. New
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RowERY TuRATRE-BoxEs Is cRNTs: PIT. I2H
s.a ssas .s in Orchestra a. EsIs 20 cents pos,.
s be performed The dramatic Of the C0asIcAN
Rs.asd MT Gosas h, w. e. MsasSTea
ss coionna. Mr. Grt6s Nine sayiiia del fr%na nsS M
5Sama u H"Ta E y fT'v or e ss ee
Nicholas Mr. Eddy; Jean Gauther. Mr. Stevens
de Ronqueroles. Mrs. Jordan.
RURToN's THEATRE, CHAMBERS sTRElr.-DREss
1ate Boxes S. oreEsstrs Seats cents open s.;
ssH ss X ss OF Aw si1i ~
MT Russell Miss Betsy Ms Hughes
Johnston; wilkins S!sswSsr Mr. Burton; Mrs. sssxesr,
Pae'. & Mr. Dsss The b% To
Mr. an Tom M Mr. Ma aa ars
n Cree and Raass Cents; Ps cents; orehsstls
Tickets 90 cts Private Box Tickets 81 Doors openat IA
sss 81 Mr.
Ss c hs n 70 Kn sss S 1sw
Baron do Gridron Mr.. Cooke Emma Lee do Square, Mrs.
QARNUAs AMERICAN MUsEUM.-P T. BARNUx.
Manager and P5Sp prs John re J Assist
mission . entire perform ots chill
,sn ~ hasqos 2 GENTS extra
3 the
s.S sai s Ia
AND ART and nys thns for ss rarity and
the at socock the Oriental romance Of CER
FAk p f and the the a. M o. En-
ALIVE The Youthful Giant &C., to be at all hours
Ole BULL RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCES HIS
First 5a1 "a. t sAf place sas
mania Musical Society and Alfred Jaell;
!. Grand Overture Martha. Fl1tow.
Grand conssrto.in %ajcs-oons;ti1s Of rart
Par. Rondo Pnstorale. for violin. composed -
g. I'm Jour d'ets en- Norwsge,.Grand Fantasia
Pastorae, for panofore, by Winners performed 49,,
L. cantabile Dooroso and Rondo Giocoso, for violin
composed and performed by. ........... Ole Bull.
3. Grand oyerture-to the melodrama Midsummer
c. Poiasca Gu.rrera-for violin, composed and
7. A, Risoests :; Illustration H. Ill carnovaie
d yene,a bprlesque for panoforte composed ,.,
s. La verhsna do san Juan Descriptive Fantasia
the ID u TN e Ole Bull
This piece rerrssents the celebration Of the midsummer
floral festival held by the spaniards at the soIe
for the a of nsasGg and M sS s
Il o psT distant are heard people sally
ing forth from the neghborng street, seems TO be
e ind the Dn w6dps crying ." the hour
media serene CT is halfps,t eleven and nd fair
recognized the various spanish national heard
To then tRs the
Bolero As we proceed with the crowd there heard the
nsa verse which and anon by
the s to ersr af
which udcrousy with the mpassoned melody he
End we are y the v
The mulcecr song is gradually lost as the party
to the rendezvous and approach to
the place Of meeting We hear the bands PLAYING the
and distinct until the whole popuace is heard singing
Tickets Of admission to all parts the houseone Dollar
To be obtained at the principal hotels and music stores
arse At the door on the evening the Doors open
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!" ."FSIIVHV'H tUTRtUH HttICHtU co tWtH sHIT
10 berth secured until paid for.
PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING.

For freight or passage, apply to
EDWARD X. COLLINS & co, So Wall st.. New York.
BROWN. SIMPLIFY Il co. Liverpool
+. G. ROBERTS Il Co, Is Kings Arms Yard, London.
JOHN AUNROE 4 CO, 26 Rue Notre Dame des VIC
torres Paris; or
GEO. Ii. DRAPER, Havrs.
Of these SHIPS will not Do accountable for gold
silver bullion specie jeelry precious stones or METALS
fading therefor and tho value there
o therein expressed.
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ERANKLIN MUSEUM 10 CHATHAM sQUARE.-GEo.
Lea, Proprietor-Iwo performances are given every
day, commencing at O'clock in the afternoon and tTs
In the evening This establishments Is she only place The
United States where tho Model ArtNs be The
company is composed Of trorpe ~ Artists selected foe
their beauty and figure, and under the OF
mile taziEet Premier Model - this establishment
magnificent series u groupings will be produced carefully
selected the admired pratng and scnT witc
properties ami appointments Leas EeGaie Opefs
Company the only rganed band 4 Edsa in existence,
will afternoon and ening Mons Latage, tho
original AntipOdesE Pedestrian, s walk "head down
wards,o ceiling elevation IT
from the ground, eighteen Ia lengha feat which
NIL .compe Ia shade The wonder The
world produced Monsieur Cam the strongest iu
the world will break with his nAked tst any stone the
audience choose 20 offer with ether alet eats
of strength Tho nnrvallai tribe 81 Aerotac Si9tet-
will appear in their wonderful gymnaatic
producing great excitement ~ their extraordinary ssh
tions. variety Of eaneous entertainments given
every afternoon and evening such be o.her
establishment in the world For fan rsrtieusrs Of each
days performance. bills Of the day Prices Of admission
Seats ia Private Boxef 80 Orchestra Seats with
cushioned chairs 3ls eepts Boxes centg Gallery.
l21a cents
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9y1IPPE0,

EoE Liy W Pool STATES NAIL STEAM,
idepart with the United States mails for Europe posi-
lively on saturday 18th Nay, at " clock fro her
berth At the foot of Canal street No berth secured TILL
paid for For freight having unequaed accom-
modntions for elegance and comfort, apply to
LDwD. X COLLINS l. TO, So Wall street.
June " ~
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QTRFET DEPARTMENT, NO. 4 HALL OF RECORDS.
W Public notice is hereby given that the following
lutons have been presented in the Board Of Aldermen
To regulate and recrade Wall street. from the
OF Water and South streets TO te grade
cant lots the block bounded by Twenty ninth Thr
walks in Delaney, Eldridgc Forsyth, Norfolk, Ludlow,
Grand Essex Division, Allen and Chryts streets, and
Bowery. All interested having objections thereto
are requested to present them in writing 70 the under
signed at his Office before the 18th May instant
May 10. 1862 JOHN T. DODGE, Street Commits ioaer