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CORPORATION NOTICE.-DEPARrMENr OF RI
~ pAlrs aad Supplies March o. $50 BuildsrsSsAlsd
Hsgasu sed Supplies, No New City Hall rntl s.tr,
ie they VIII bs opened accordance with ordinance
for hosss in The Seventh ward for ths
Wooster street street e, The u:s sf ossanas
:oss ~. nc,r Sa sasb houss a.psrsssy Ths
plans and Of the required and all In
formation regard thereto be had At the once OF the
Superintendent q Repairs 70 Public B,iidngs No 10 E
N B-The Commissioner reserves the right TO reject all
the estimate deSmed for the nsrcst the Cor
poratiOn. BARTHOLOMEW H. PURDY
- Commissioner Of Repairs and Supplisa.
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MAY, DEAREST. NAY; IF THOU wOULDST HAVE
IN paint the home which, could love fua its pray
this heart would lead thes-sten To the Fifth An
nua Fancy ress and Civic Ball of the Figaro Association
which takes place at the Chnesee Rooms Thursday
March 3lt Polka redowa schottische will
this recherche affair Tickets DO had Of the
at Florcnce's, 400 Broadway and at tho door.
J. q. VAN BRUNT, Chairman.
j W. HOOPER, Secretary
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4 CORPORATION NorIcE.-DEPARrNENr OF R

dtoRP0RATioN NoTIcE.-DEPARTNENT OF RE
Scaled proposals wifi DO received at the oe OF tho Com
missioner aof Repairs and Supplies, No New City Hall,
until Thursday April 7th, at IL o'clock NJ at which time
shey will be opened Din accordance with the ordinance
and Fifth street, accommodates tho Seventeenth
Ward Police station the Sixth Judicial District Court En-
CINE Company NO 70, and Hose Company No H. Builders
will estimate for the nasons and osrPenters work
and all information In regard thereto BIO had the
oce Of the Superintendent Of Repairs to Public buildings
~ Elizabeth street Blank estimates will be furnished
sither ofhcs N BThe Commissioner tho right
10 reject all Of the estimates deemed the
BARTHOLOMEW b. PURDY,
Cnrnnn isainp LII nH aira NIL .,..p
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CORPORATION NOTICE. PUBLIC NOTICE Is
~ hoseby given TO the occupant
pants Of al house,: and lots improved lands
AeoteA thereby shat the have been
sonRlsssd b. hs and ar. lodged the once Of
1ntsessted and rssetng curb and gutter
stones snt Of NsA and Hebsksn street The limits
embraced by suoh assessments include all the several
houses and lots Of vacant aad Of
tween West and Washington streets persons whose in
sss Hscssa ~ the .eovs Ths
present their ebjections In writing TO tho undsrgnsd
3esr s6ace Ne Hall Of Records within thirty days from
The date Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
e4 CHARLES J. DObGE, {Asssssora
CHARLES McNEILL,
0es Bureau Of Assessments Street Department March
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ar LARMoNT PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. NO, -
M. Reade street. Of Brosdwsy aather Of -
AZ Broadway and Broadway Post once 00ee hovwi
II A. u, M3P. n, Aad 10 " the svsnAA9s
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also 30 received at office the city of St. Joseph, Mis-
and
tending distance one hundred afty miles VIII
be y . ss s p
ySrs snd na n'r sss Sss
Pc DUFF GEXRNEp e Contractor, n JRR
NORTH CAROLINA SIX PER CENT STATE BoN.A
proposals. Si in shs sisg .s
'1 y
y ran thirty years Thsy viii have coupons attached sss
s III .nIs sr BE-
the 'h the will 3: ayss ssnm
prefer to have them made payable at the srsss
They are issued under III. authority Of the Ler.turs
@ al To- i. f Of As s sss. H.
stock held by state in the said railroad and hc dvi
aonds from sst stock are expressly pledged for their
Iho,s bonds are. BY express snsesment exempted soz
Parties bidding win Meas. address Their Letters .naorst
Sealed Proposals for North Garsn1; state ncnd to Vs.
Brown i De Ro.sst $50 Front street, New Yori.
i Y be s Ia ss R:na of s ~.
ssa:
ss sssfs ss r so s
s 4; ss STATE
m IN s Sn s'of sss IN
u. W. COURTS,
Public Treasurer ofthe state OF North Carolina
NEW YORK BAY CEMETERY coNPANY.-THE
IN shareholders in the above company, who have net
taken their shares reminded that the time expires
% 'As nf' DAY N''l nELSSIr swirl
nrFICE OF THE PANAMA RAILROAD COMPANY
" Now York, March 16 lsS.-The annual election fes
Office No. 70 Broadway Monday, tho 18th day Of April
next The polls will At IL and close at O'clock NJ
The transfer books will he osd the I'd and 9Th Of April
FRANCIS SPIES, Secretary.
OFFICE or THE NEW YORK AND CALIFORNIA
" Steamship COMPANY No. 16M Broadway, New York.
March 49, s5Suhserere 20 the capital stock Of the New
ycrk and California Steamship Company are hereby mott
the oce Of Mosrs Davis Brooks Co, No sd Broadway
foows vir 20 cent LIST April 10 cent on I'd
May 10 peg cent LIST june 10 cent LIST July per
last Sssiment Of 10 per cent en- LIST October 1855, BY
Gu AUG. DAVIS, Treasurer.
Hvcu xAcrkpLsSr, Secretary.
DBLHAMviLLE TAxEs.-THE COLLECTOR OF Eel
Il ham will etend at the Weetchester House, Of
nine till four O'clock receive taxes lots IN Pehamyle
DrMITTANCEs TO ENGLAND, IRELAND, AND SCOT
III iandWc issue drafs by special authority payable NJ
land and the National Bank OF Scotland At sight, and In
TAYLOR BRoTHERs, No. 7e Wall street, cor Pearl.
THE NATIONAL BANK, BANK OF NORTH AMERICA,
Merchants Bank, and Peoples Bank Of North America,
at Washington. bought Mt No. "a Wall street.
THE COUPONS FOR INTEREST DUE IsT APRIL,
pros., the bonds OF tho Buffalo, Corning and New
date, a. the ofee Of SIMEON DKAPER, @ Pine street,
New York.
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CTREET DEPARTMENT. NO. HALL OF RE0oRDs.-
nssdsv Apr s. 1888 IL O'Clock M to SGT curb gutter
and Dag four feet wide through sidewalks Of
Fsrtv third street from Fifth to Broadway; to
regulate grade Forty sixth street from Fifth to Sixth
cations to application the contract clerk Of this
department. JAMES FUREY, Street Commissioner.
E.rch 1888.
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CARD.-THE UNDERSIGNED TAKE LEAVE 70
invite the attention Of the public TO the very vsuab
collection Of Egyptian antiquities collected by Dr. Abbsk
during residence Of twenty years Egypt and placed
have the collection in Egypt andhey know a.
high opinion entertained Of there and also by Egyptan
scholars in Europe The collection Is 70
far more extensive and interesting than existing oxsepA
thoss Of me Royal Museums and subject OF congrss.
habits Of the ancient Egyptians extending period Of Eve
Thousand years before the Christian should made
oessibe to the people of this country Signed by i
iona. N. Wainwright d. D., Chauncv
Robert b. Mnturn, 0nes r, Dcvon
Robert Lenox Kennedy, Howard Crosby.
George William Curtis, Sidney A. SohieIfn.
l.. III. Champn, ID.
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AUTHORIZATIONS NOTICES

6vouYrUVATION or QUff R1NrS FIMANcE DE.
" DaFtassA New York Cay March I0Ss y ps se
aS Aas vhs.svsr .:y Ps.:cn o. pssssn' ~ S';ss
o. pSrosr eaieulats such statisn 81 the
~ q II pee ssn and The production Of evidence
sssy al . tAs d.ty q the Mayer and Clerk 70 exc
- - sseastns aasts lsts, whore the Qua
- vas ReessvsA en- larger trasl by persons vAs
100 - ell - give title free nom noumbrAnssS
- = - ID q: sss.. :. ] learn, has ssss =!
0onmnAo unAe11 al the Of the Original pared
~ 4 - ssaassAAlen- TAs counsel The corporation
~ 1vsa spisn that there 10 legal objection -
eommuteton unless there special
essysca ths former owner. - 70 the payment q
y ths provi.ons Of Che Above ordnance
eG evidence that the Amount 10 DO paid feg
16 rSlsass NOT less than the amount charged The
yeso Of Lad TO b. released BY prior b.
3VOoa ths owners A. FfAG0. ComDtFslsx.
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THE BALL SEASON.

in honor q Henry Mcyen to be given by his pupils and
friends at the City Assembly Rooms Thursday March
1853 Tickets 81 may be procured 1877 and l99 Walker
street. near the Bowery TERD BOEGLER, Secretary
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A Us1RALIAM STEAMSHIP oOMPAMY-YOR POET
.s..s. :s::s:ss SosDss ~. ssss ~. ss;.s::
eommaldsE Will be despatched for the above ports
about the 18Th Nay rhis sssanskp The disc aad
strength a.d In every way equal " the Collins line =
steamship IN the world Her aeeomnedatens for arst
built katss Of passsgsTrrst csss iadie4
ssoon srst class upper saiooa, S3o second cass
$40 third oiAss ee Tbs books epsa. For freight
Or passage, apply TO
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EoR SAN FRANCISCO, VIA VERA CRUZ AND AGA
puloo.-The new and fast steamship ALBArROSS,
LOO tons burthen will leave this port Thursday March
81 o'clock for Vera Crux direct This the shortest
cheapest and most healthy route for bound 70
California. For freight or passage, apply TO
YACHTS FOR sALE-THE TWO SPLENDID YACHTS
L Undine and Syren rs they now lay In tho Atlantic
Dock AZ Broohyn with complete inventory Of Sails furui
ture, &c, all IN tho best order, Apply TO
JOHNSON 4 DUNDERDALE, 40 William street,
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CTEAMBOAT FOR sALE-THE Low PRESSURE
vide draws M feet water 70 tons burthsn and rate
running order having been thoroughly overhaulsd this
winter. Apply to b. G. WANDELL, 1l6 Ninth avenue
Eighteenth street.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES. 20.

DOCTORS PHETON WAGON FOR SALE CHEA
~ In first rate order; been but little used. Apply
ISAAC FORD ia Elizabeth street.
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roBPORATI0N NOTIcR.-PUBLICN NOTICE IS HERE
" By Owen, TO The occupant or occupants
81 III houses and Lots improved uninProvsd lands Al
ssd srsb that the following ssss AZ tSs
BuSss Il Assessments for examination By oil persons In
Viz foF tagging sidewalks In l26th street esswses
1osA nd EIGHTH avenues The limits sme,Soso ~ .1sH
vseSn les pieces parcels Of land situated ON both
dASd n l1BSA street. Fourth and Lsnth avenues
All affected By the above named
and whs are opposed 70 ne o. q
The unabridged at their ONCE No Hail OF Records,
Wlthin thirty days from the date 81 this notice.
CHARLES J. DODGE, }Asssssora
frs.a CHARLES NcNIELL, y
ONCE Bursau Of Assessments Street Department March
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L,OR AUsTRALIA-THE CLIPPER BARK THEOX-
having all her cargo engaged has superb
daon for few hrst and second cabin whs
will DO taken 1t rednoed rates. she sails Ia few days
Early application necessary 60 ANTONIO PELLRTIER
proprietor or to OvERMANN GREENER oonsignoss, %
south street.
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NOTICE TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AND So,
IN Joseph Ralroad.-Seslsd proposals will be received
q The once q the undersisned u Of Hannibal
tion masonry, and bridging Of miles Of said
road extending west from Hannibal. Propositions win
:our until the tenth day Of Nay for ths graduation
ing east from st. Joseph Tho remainder Of the line
tending distance Of hundred and fifty niles will
pared by tho engineers This line embraces very heavy
excavations and and several large bridges
Plans profes and specifications will be ready at each
place week previous to the letting.
DUFF LEARNED, Contractor u. 4 ST. ]. r. r.
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TINTED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
~ Connecting with the Pacific Mail Steamship Company
Carrying the great United states Mail Only through weekly
United States mail line for California and Oregon via Az
10Th and 2th Of each Greatly reduced prices The
splendid double engine United Satcs mail steamship GEOR
GA 1900 tons hurthen, D. D. Porter u 3. N, comman
der will sail Tuesday April 5th at o'clock NJ
Pacific Mail Steamship Company msgnincent steamer Ten
will be In readiness at Panama to receive the Geor
gas mails and passengers and sail Immediately for
Francisco Tho Georgia will be followed, the 18th OF
April by the double engine United States mail Ell
Dorado, 800 tons burthen, y Findlsy schcnck, y
commander connecting ut Panama with the Pacific Mail
Steamship Companys regular steamer Panama The Pacific
Mail Steamship Company always keep extra steamers Pa
immediate dispatch freight PASSAGE
apply TO CHARLES A. WHITNEY,
At tho Office Of tho companies III West street. Of
Warren, N. Y.
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CTEAMsHIP UNCLE SAM-N0TICE TO PASSENGERS.
DAs low prices, great speed, and good accommodations
the the day the proprietor Of this popular and
fast sailin has been induced TO make the following
rcduotions Of passage TO Aspnwall yi,.First class
$50 second class $40 upper storage $50 and lower steer
Through tickets tho lowest rates with the
of Messrs Garrison Fritz, who agree to forward
from San Francisco In first class steamer
travelling public directly interested In supporting
the Indepepdent Opposition line" Persons wishing pas
sage this clean healthy and popular steamship which
has will continue to beat all competitors from two TO
fvo days, will apply Immediately only to
u. MILLS, Agent, 81 Cortlandt street.
N IA small Of freight will be taken, IL applica.
ton n Ia ma Immediately,
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MUSEUM OF EGYPTIAN ANTTQUIrIEs.-
WI SAINT institute 500 Broadway-Now rnreS1Q
yslussls collection Of pha.one and Pteisns
ring residence Of upwards of twenty years Hasa A
mission % cents children half price, Catalogues sae =
she rooms. opon during the day and evening.
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They al fft class New York built shipS Drevded with
Ill regulate articles for the comfort and convenience
pas:ensers and commanded b. men Of experiences In the
Goods set TO the subscribers will be forwarded free o
any ohAr}Aa but those actually incurred.
BOYD HINCKtN Agents lS4 Pearl street.
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EyOR SAN TRANCIsCO-vANDERBILT LINE-THE
= shortest and cheapest routeThe Accessory Transit
Company Of Nicaragua, proprstorsThrough advance
ding the Isshm.s crossing The fsySre doubsengine
will leave from pier No North river At three O'Clock
precisely for San Juan del Norte Tuesday April
THAN, 2,20 toms burthsn, tho Nicaragua Transit
route, having but twelve miles Of land
Those unsurpassed In their ventilation and
oommodatons For information passage at the lowest
rates. apply only at the AGENCY Ne Battery place.
stairs c. VANDERBILT Agent.
Passengers cautioned against the
hired for other lines None employed for this
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A'Vh = NJ. NEW IOhA DUAhA
clipper ship TEXAS 800 tons capacity
dy oargs passengers class
and will sail from New York on the 18th Of April
The Texas built In the most thorough rsgn
lar packet ship from New York, her FOR
without regard 70 sxpesss we'll ventilated spacious and
elegant attsd with but tiers Of bsrhs single
the height Of cabin, foeJ where other
ships have three tiers Of double berths The borths II
the second cabin Are built 80 TO leave an airy and light
hanging knees Of In the bsrsh also the
steaks when at The ship will be commanded by
periencsd and sssnt captain and officers and provided
with skilful physician. Our provisions will be selected
with care and bss qualify 0nseurth Of ps:s.s:
JOHN B. SARDY IS South street. corner Of Wall; 10
THOMAS II. HANQEORD, 90 South streat.
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J. HOWARD 4 SON. Agents. 81 Broadway.
A UsTRALIA PIONEER LINE or MONruIv PACK.

A USTRALIAN PACKET-KXCELSIOR LINE.-THE
oommsat.r is now rapidly loading At pier No East
send in bills adins will be gned after the vessel
sails Can yet handsemsly eight oab.
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MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENTS. J. r. THOMAa
M Formerly Of the Seguin Opera Troupe) will repeat ~
uccossful ntertanment entitled Lays Of Many Lasds
the Brooklyn Institute this "wednesday evsnfpe Nan
80 which he will introduce new sons
with remarks humorous CRITICAL andvxpAsn
natory The entertainment will commence ut sOlse Al
mission % cents. =
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NARRIAGES.-THR SUBSCRIBERS HAVE JUST
" opened their carriage warehouse with entire
new stock Of all kinds Of carriages suitable for city
Is respectfully invited. MAJOR THOMPSON CO.,
and Is Wooster street. Canal street. Major Thompson
James Clementa
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MUSICAL vALEDICTORY. p. HEINRIOH
M would respectfully inform his kind friends and ~
public that the great LIST containing the Of So
scrber to his Farewell Concert OF the 2lat April noV
open for inspection at the music store Of VIM Hall
Of Broadway and Park place. where subscribers
obtain their tickots and the others disposed =
sign, will be gratefully received.
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MEDICAL.

NHRoNIC DISEASES ESPECIALLY TREATED Fno1
~ IL o'clock by DIT. RYAN, sxcsnsultng phyAsla1
70 the Government Hospital Montreal and lecturer On
Broadway.
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UNOR SALE-A PAIR OF GRAY HORSES YOUNG
spirited and stylish drivers perfectly sound aud
kind in double and single harness under the saddle II
desired will DO sold separately Apply at No wall street.
In the oec Of Buckham Smales upstairs at 81 Front
AIR
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dor SALE CHEAP-ONE CONCORD STAGE. TWO
light barouches light rockaway and two carriages
Inquire No 2l Fourth street. No 2 Mercer street Of
C. SCHUMANN.
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ROAD NOTICE.


NOTICE is hereby gwen to Joseph Ault.
lN James Monroe, Jacob Harmon, ]ames
Hall, George Klinker, and c. 4. Pomeroy,
that the viewers and surveyors will meet az
the house of Abram Seitz, in Pleasant town.
ship, Putnam county, Ohio, on the 10th day
OF January. 1854, or within five days ,here-
aller to view and survey the following con-
tinuation Of county road. Commencing in
section number one, on the west side of the
school house in school district number one,
of Pleasant township, thence on a straight
line northwestwardly with the road that
comes by Geo. Pope's, till it strikes the line
between sections number one and number
two, thence north on said line to the Base or
township line between Pleasant and Ottows
townships, thence west S or rods to the
section corner of sections 35 and 35, in OF.
iowa township, thence north along said Sec
ton .ine to ntersect the Ottowa and Viii.
Jamestown road, and there to terminate.
October IL, 1883. -.t. 100 661%
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PROBATE NOTICE.

NTOTICE is hereby giventhat the follow.
~ ing Exc cutors and Administrators
have filed their accounts for final settleme nj
to wit: .... ........-..-...- -sss5!.
John Horner Executor Of the last will and
testament of Hugh Nicholson, deceased. "a
Solomon R. Miller, administrator. de bonus
non, of the Estate Of George Miller, do.
ceased. ....... .a.u $40, ,sssl "vai,
Solomon R. Miller, Administrator Of the
Estate of Joseph Miller, deceased -rRo.'
James H. Vail, AdministratoJ Of the Estate
of Thomas Shehan, deceased. gah
Il. De Lucenay, Administrator of the Es.
tate OF B. Barlage, deceused. s.araLa =
l.. De Lucenay, Administrator of the
Estate OF F. w Fuhrmnn, deceased. araa fa
Also, that the following Executors, Ad-
ministrators and Guardians have flied their
accounts for partial settlement, to wit: E. X
Allen and Francis S. Godfrey, Executors Of
the last Will and Testament Of Elisha Allen,
deceased. r.#
Joseph Belford, Administrator OF the Estate
OF William Turner, deceased.
Brockman Brewer, A administrator Of the
Estate Of Jonas Thatcher, deceased.
Robert Douglass, Administrator of the
Estate of John Keller, deceased r....,V
James Mackenzie, Guardian of Hermann
TGgcman, a Lunatc. a-G
Said accounts will be heard ON the 9id
day of December, 1853. --.----
JOHN DIXON, Probate Judge.
December 9th, 1853. 68l
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ROAD NOTICE

NOTICE is hereby given to Simon Jen-
ly nings, John Amstutz, Peter Bischel,
an1 Robert Douglass, that the Viewers and
Surveyors will meet at Peter OILERS resi-
donce, in Riley township, Putnam County,
Ohio, on The l3 h day Of January, 1854, 10
view and survey the following location and
vacations Of County Roads. The location
in said county will begin on the southwest
corner of section twenty. six l26) in Riley
township in said county, thence north along
the section line, until it intersects the county
road Leading from Pendleton 10 Gilbca. The
vacations will be as follows: one will begin
on the county line on Peter Deeler's land in
said township, thence north until to the
county road between John and Christian
Lugabeel, and the other will begin on the
State road from Pendlcton to Findlay, about
four rods west from Christian D. Stener's
dwelling house, in said township, thence
northeast until on the said section line,
where the SAID location will be. l...S al
CHRISTIAN d. STEINER.
December s, 1858. 6eis
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

NOTlCE is hereby given that orders of
~ Attachment were taken out before
Moses Brown, Justice of the Peace, Of
Sugarcreek township, Putnam county, Ohio,
against the goods and chattels Of William
Sloan, non. resident and absconding debtor
in the following cases: One order issued
November, 26, 1853, at the instance Of Eli
Cevcnger, CAIN SIS; Also, on same day al d
year, at instance of v. Robb. claim $s2,bO;
Also, on December 1st. 1853. at instance Of
w. II. Fife, claim $ll 90; Aao, on said De-
cenber 1st, 1853, al instance Of Walter
Marz, claim $l395. ftg
Dated, December 6, 1853 Gel
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Correspon dcnce nf the Baltimore Sun.
WASHINGTON Nov. %,


The treaty with England in respect tc
The fisheries and Reciprocity, has beer
agreed upon by Mr.. Marcy and MIR
Champion. The project was sent to Eng
lond in October last, and the approval o
The British government is expected.
The treaty is of !he most liberal and
satisfactory character. 1t comedies &c
the British colonies all that they desire
in return for the absolute freedom Of The
Fisheries 10 the United States. Ii gives
registry TO colonial Vessels and admits
them fully 10 our coasting trade. 1t pro
vides also for the free interchange Of al
agricultural products, and the free admis
sou Of onr agricultural implements into
the colonies.
Ii is believed that all difficulties are
overcome. The prejudice of the protec
tives against the Registry, and the gran
of the cohsiing trade 10 the Colonial yes
sells, was the chief obs,icle. But the
time has come for the enlargement of ouI
commercial system. There is no reason
why navigation and commerce should moi
be as free between the United States
and the British colonies, as between
New York and Pennsylvania. Give us
free trade, although this commercial con-
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necliOn may bring about political con

neclion may bring about political con.
nection.
Mr.. Manypenny, The Commissioner Of
Indian affairs, has made his report upon
the subject Of Nebraska Territory, and it
has been approved by the Government.
He went OUT with authority to expend
fifty Thousand dollars in the extinguisb.
ment Of ludian titles, but ho decided
against the policy Of establishing Ter
rilorial Government over the Territory Of
Nebraska. Col. Benton will nevertheless
insist upon the measure. Senator Aich-
ison will oppose il. Ii will bring up q
serious queslionin Congress. ION.