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Our Pug ct Sound Correspondence.
STEILACooM, PIERCE COUNTY,

STEILACooM PIERCE County,
Washington, Terry. Sept. 20, 1858.
Extending Derelopement of the Washington Terri
ritory-Foumdat on Of Ne,ctown-As Progress in
Year-Ihe FIRST Church-BuildmgS, Roads,
Shipping, and Harbor Accommodations.
AS a letter from rev and as yet almost unknown
territory may interest some Of your legion of read
ers, crave small space in your valuable paper.
THIS town, the county seat, is located on the land
clsims OF John NJ. Chapman and Lafayette Bllch.
1t is situated Puget Sound, some thirty miles be-
low Olympia and although only year old, already
fmms very serious rival to the prosperity of that
town. 1t contains three stores doing good busi-
ness, two large hotels ball court two backsmiths
shops, cooper and tailor shops two saloons, seven
dwelling houses occupied, some FIVE fine buildings
nearly completed, and last but not least, Method
ist meeting house, thirty by fifty feet, and two sto-
iies high has been m'uenced, and will be finished
in about one mouth. This will be the first house of
worship in the Solnd. The Roman Catholics have
large church at Olympia. 1t must appear to your
readers that the foundations OF large town are
commenced and it is expected that Steilacoom will
soon be the city as well the seat Of government of
Wasbipgtln territory.
Trade and commerce are rapidly increasing on the
Sound. IL ultimately viii be far ahead Of the Column
bia river. There are no bars to cross at the en-
traI CO. but good anchJling grounds from end If
The Sound u the other, where vessels can be safely
moored and pursue their various avocatiJns in per-
.ect security.
The United States Marshal has nearly completed
the census. 1t will be very int resting document.
Tue election for delegate to Congress has caused
some halt dozen persons to Offer themselves as can
Gisa,es There appears to be- at this early day, much
political log rolling going on As the election will
not come OF much before next spring, the people
have an abundance of time to make good selection.
think a democrat will be sent on.
TIE emigration direct from the States are coming
into The Sound country by the new road, which has
been offered at the expense Of our liberal citizens.
They appear satisfied, aud speak well OF the country.
Gov Stevens is expected some time durlog the
coming month He is anxiousy looked for, aoa hi; biz
report OF the northern route will be very valuable
and important. Many Of the best settlers we have
(nho have crossed the plains) confidently expect
that this will DO the railroad route If such be the
case its terminus must be at part of tn Sound.
The United States steamer Active, Capt. Alden,
has been in the Sound for some time. Her officers
are actively engaged surveying. They will prose-
cute their d.tes I'LL the rainy season sets in, when
the Active win return to San Francisco This
steamer uses coal from the mines at Belinsham's
Bay. Ttey are extensive and very valuable.
Capt. W. A. Howard is the owner of these mines.
He has number OF men employed, and is succeeding
lar beyond Ills expectations. Q. w. b.
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CLAIM UPON THE GOVERNMENT, There is living
in an adjoining county, man whose father lost his
properly, during the revolutionary war, under the
following crcuUstances:--He was living on James
river Va, ard owned q small sloop the government
officers seized this sooO used it for the trausporta
ton OF troops, sId while in their possession it was
sunk. lnmedia ely upon the termination Of the war;
the facts IN the CASE duly authenticated were lad
maze ale the heirs live ia poverty. psria nentary
tactics have Kept this and other equally mertorios
claims from beng scto on BY Congress- to the scan
Gal o, d diserace OF that BODY. There are members
ed debt, end white tie present system for the settle
ment Of claims remains IN fcrce the payment of non.
est CT BITS must be ihde6bitely post,oned. Justice
VII nsver be core, until board Of claims shall be
constituted by law, ~ which all claims shall be ne.
fered for adjudication aud final action II in a
national dal that claims clearly proven shoud
60 unpaid, chile onr treasury lie erosninn under the
| pQsdSA ~ 90, 0V0, 0oQ,-.MsyspI4< ExPrs.s.
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ARRIVED
Steamship Black Warrior, Bullock, Mobile, Nov Is. HA-
yana Goth. to Livingston Crochsron Co. on Havaus
pa ssd frgste, supposed to be the Columbia on the
Moro, passed brig Defiance, bound in, also bark VITA
off Cape Florida, passed ship bound N, red and white
Ship Sarah Hyde lOf Bath Snow, Liverpool % day.
from NV, split OIssail, foretopsa, and forstopmast
Ship Albert Franklin (of Richmond, Ms), Long, New
castle E. AZ days and the Downs 80 days, to master.
Nov TO- lat 49, o. exchanged signals with Austrian
chip steerr Fl 18th lat 40, lon 80 spoke Norwegiaa
schr Reform, from Havana, steering
Ship Hudson (Breni), Nordenhalz Hamburg, 80 days,
with 2l3 paaiengsrs, to Schmidt Balchen.
Nov shI 4u t 80 CLARK Esw Orleans Nov to SfSs
from Newport for Havana sam. day. Experienced heavy
gale from N lost mAinsal and spanfsr Has experienced
Bark Rastsds lolten), Lsuw, Hamburg As days, with
$50 passengers to Bsch Kunhardt Experienced very
Brig Fanny (Br) swain. Bsr.eoa, 81 days, to Mol.r,
IDS kiers Dec !, Of Delaware, spoke brig ID
Bermuda, from Curacoa for New York with salt.
Big Manhattan Leland Pensacos, 2s days. to Gilbert
Brig Mary Hamilton, Walker, Charleston, Nov 10, to
land, of Ksnnsbunk from New Orleans Tor Havrs f
schylSuIf, Mailman Ponce, PR 10 days, to W Dua-
ham Sons
ons bark and one brig, unknown.
SAILED.
Steamship VIM Petn for Charleston; ships Edwin For
rest (new clipper for Hsvre; Golden Fleece SAN Fran
cisco; Bis Oh Hawk New Orleans; VIM Tell Havrs
Wind during the day NV.
lBY SANDY HOOK PRINTING TnroRApHl
TEE H0KLANEN. Dee 4-TI, PM
The weather clear and the wind light from the WNw
One bark and brig in sight at sunset south of
the Highlands.
Memoranda.
Ship Matilda, 4l0 tons owned in Boston, 3x years
old has been gold At sls,ooo, to come here
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ment of slaves generally and particularly his method
Of management Colonel Acklen has six cotton
plantations, all on the same body OF land in the
Parish OF West Feliciana State OF Louisiana about
one hundred and seventy niles above the city OF
New Orleal S; and the past year saved thirtythree
hundred bales Of GOTTEN wni ,h neted him over one
hundred thousand dollars. He has an overseer or
manager on each plantation, general agent, two
physicians and methodist preacher; and during
the greatest portion of the year being on the estate
he gives personal attention to the details OF the
various plantations. He has written contracts with
all his managers embracing the ne Of their duty,
and embodying most of his instructions. Each over
seer is furnished with plantation book, which is
kept in diary form. Each plantation has good ca
bins, good bedding, hospital for the sick, nurse
house for the children, aud cook house. The field
hands rise in the morning at the sound Of the first
bell, and have half an hour to dress aud answer to
the roll. After the second bell they have coffee, and
at lire their breakfast. They quit at twelve, aud
rest until two o'clock, and from two work until sun
down. They then are through for the day.
They are the most contented and happy popula-
ton have seen in any land, and they very
much attached to their master and mistress, who
very kind and attentive to their wants. Let any
man who doubts the good care aud judcious sreat-
ment Of these PEG lie visit any of the plantations on
the coast, and see for themselves. B.
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R0nrd OF County Canvassers.

SATURDAY, Dec. 8, 1852
Alderman COMPTON took the chair at IL O'Clock u. Ten
members present.
Aide rman Tweed intending to proceed to Washington
to take lis seat in Congress- called upon to make the
returns Of votes from his ward counts and arranged
official, which DONE
Alderman TWEED moved to have the minutes Of this
Board published in the Sunday Dispatch. Carried.
Alderman DoHEgTY presented the returns from the
Twenty second ward as corrected.
was moved and carried that, the returns were sll
In and counted tho members be notified attend on
Monday in order to fettle all the questions at issue.
TIE Board then adjourned
We gather the following figures from the returns:-
The efcial shows tse result in the Senatorial
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Herald Marine Correspondence.

Herald Marine correspondence.
PHILADELPHIA. Dec A PM !
Arrived-schr Susan, Kelly, Boston.
Dec 3.
Cleared-Brig Linden, Rowe, NCrleans: Myra, Fuller
ard Horace Greeley Smith, Boston, Round Poad Pearos
Bath; schrs Junjata Willard Portland Gen Cliach Bsk.
err Providence; Hellespont Hodgson Bath Henrietta,
Baker, NBedford.
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Telegrnphic Marine Reports.
CHARIKsroH Dec 4.
Arrived-3d, brig Oo New York; 4th Rchr Helena do.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec 3.
Arri, ed-Ship Emperor, Boston.
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Memoranda
Ship Matilda, 410 tons, owned in Boston, 3x years
old, has been gold At SIS, coo, to come on here.
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TELRG RApB.


EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN SUBMARINE ELEC.
~ trio Telegraph Companies Chef oniees London and
fsris, with stations at verpos Manchester a.
other principal cities Of Englaud and in exclusive
nectop France and Belgium, sith all the lines tele
graph on the continent Of Europe
The sub marine les in successful operation be-
tween Dover and Calais ai between Dover and Ostcnd
are the exclusive pTopet Of tae above named
TeegraPhfc charges have recently been greatly
duced.
table OF rates. with all other noedful information
new course Of preparation will be ready for dis
tribution, by
HUN1ER, Agent American Department; Office No.
Rumford ,treet, Liverpool
~ IL CRAIG, No. Hanover street New York.
lesns. ~ =
A. CARROLL Courier ONCE Charleston; and at all
telegraph Offices the United states and British
American Provinces.
rrELEGkAPH NOTICE THE STOCKHOLDERS OF
the New York and New England Union Telegraph Com.
are hereby notified that their the
purpose Of hearing and considering reports Of
tions choosing presaes aew directors secretary
execution Of other business that be deemed
ta TO the interests Of the Company will be held At the
Uncn Telegraph Once In Wall street. New York on the
third Wedn esdsy Of July 1858, at 10 o clock A M,
L. L.. SADLER. Ssoretarv
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EXPRESS AGENCIES.

ADAMS CO.'S EXPRESS, FOR NORFOLK, PORTS.
IA mouth Richmond, Petersburg Wilmington, Raleigh,
and tho interior Of virginia and North Carolina will
by the United States mail steamers Roanoke and
via Norfolk, every Tuesday and Saturday at O'Clock
Freight packages and parcels received otce until
50 o'clock T. day OF sailing Our inland express will
cor nue to lee 70 daily as usual at o'clock M ~ ~
tended to so by our inland express must be marked
ADAMS d CO., SO Broadway.
OFFICE NO. 50 BROADwAY.-ADAMs 4 co.'s
~ Semi Monthly United States Mail Express Calissr
MIA Oregon and the sandwich Islands United states
Valentine special messenger we shn dcspstee onr S.r
for California Oregon, and the Sandwich Islands
In charge Of our messenger, 1. p Valentine, by the
United States mail steamer Georgs for Aspinw Navy
Bay direct on Tuesday, July st o'clock p NJ From
the superiority Of arrangements the
Ishmus and the facilities accorded the Pacific mail
steamers freight sent by 10
with mail speed Immediately arrival at San Franoso
oil freight and packages for the Int ror
districts Of California are promptly Forwarded By
will please send in thor goods with invoices before
Of sailing to enable TO have them corded scaled
Small received until O'Clock Monday
No package should exceed rs lbs wegh. 5 cubic
Measurement and hins must be put up proof
ADAMS CO, 90 Broadway.
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nEAFSESS PERMANENTLY REMOVED IN FEW
Gays without inconysDisnse ope alton by Che
study Of the surgeon Roy
Ear nhrmsty London by the disns uisbed DIR Lontane
aurt to Her ajesy the Qneen Of Britain Queen Ado
the Of Kent and the late Kins Of Lou
Philippe etc. etc In all OF In deafness
when sIistns Tor twenty years. certain relief and perna
nent cure 10 warranted Tho above remedy
by the medical profession throuhon Europe and Ia
offered Tor the artt time to the public In this country viii
States or the West India isle nds receipt tive
bany, New York.
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THU FERRIEy.

NorICH.-THE PROPRIRTORs OF THE TWENTY
N third street errv TO Penny Bridge, Newtown Creek H.
The lst day Of July boats will run every hour from NJ
mediate half hours from Long Island side From TO p
M owing to the increase Of travel three boats will ply
Flushing for afternoon rde will find At
time than ton minutes Tho last toIesve
New York side AT o'clock retucung TO leave Long
NJ IL o'clock
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ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS. "a.

TOHN b WICRERSHAM MANUFACTURER on
wire railing, iron fence for farms, 40, sl2 B,csdw
ornamental iron work iron and wire rings for pubo and
pr ate grounds parks lawns dwellings, &c from 90 cent
To- $40 per foot iron bedsteads the nsort
nrns vases ketohngs posts spring chairs settee mas
trcssss towel stands hat racks umbrella stands sptoon
SO Wckershams cole brstod railroad ard farm fence
from 81 90 20 " per rod. The sorher the largest
stock Of iro, work In the United all 81
bs manufacture. at exceedingly low pres Superior
quality O. hair and corn busk msttressss JOB WlCk
Lewis street,
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AssGmsrS

NIYR A CO., SHIP AGENTS ANG COMMISSION
IN Merchants, Valparaiso.
WILLIAM =. ME- '. A. RICHARDSON, AUsvsrUs LohsANn
References
sArrrAeo--Bon. Baltic Psyton. .
VALPARAIso-Msssrs Alsop Co, aenenwsy Co
-PAnAmA-Messrs Corwine. Bro Co., Garrison 4 yrits
VIM. Nielsen Co.
LIvsRpooI.-Messrs. Bowman. Grinnou 4 Co. VILLA,
Jackson, G,Q
Nrw Yosk-Nossrs n. 4. Collins A Co.. Goodhue 4 Ca
Capt Era rye steamer Pacific
BALTiaoaf-Msssrr John Henderson, Co., ThonsA
Hand n Co. White A Elder
SAN FRaNcfsco--Messrs fliHt, Peabody A Co.. Hnaeet
BOND a Hale, Cbas. Doans ESP, J. II Lyon. Rsq.
Bosron-Messrs Ammi G Lomsa<a. Esa.. H. d. Bugbsy
4 Co., Giidden Williams
CArror-Nya Pcrktns Co.
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WATCHEs. JEwELKY, sc.

WATCHEs AND JEwELRY-THE SUBSCRIBER 10
w selling all descriptions Of
81 retail, at msch less than the usual prices.
yURoKNsEr
Real Jules Jurgeuser watches By arrival
with certificates from him with each watch warranted
Dupex and levers In hunting magic CAGES perteos
t,mekeepcrs. INDEPENDENT SECOND
ad quarter second wA.ob.s for ns horses ana gold ana
Splendid Eod pocket chronoRet.rs which without
Watches which run eish. days
Ger ladies' some In hunting cases
DIAMOND WATCHES
for ladies some In magic
wArcHss
which change into three different Watches
WATCHES
mp and the hands without al key.
zine gold lcpoe watsbes four holes jewelled. nc -
Fine gold detached levers
Gold enameed watches for the ladies' ......... 70
Gold Ensisi patent levers bunting o.sc. S GO
silver patent levers as low Observation-Disclosures. is %
Silver detached LAYERS, rs Low INSTRUMENTATION. "
and Ill other styles Of watches at equally prices
Diamond esrrng pins niger rings and crosses
fsr sale ut much less than the usual prices
JrwELRv.
All kinds o. gold shains pure gois Wedding rnss gold
s srS ss, sC,s pens aud I ss sna vs, shn
and silver spscacles gold toothpcks charms chatelAns
onsns TO- SILVER WARE
s sef f. tnyx spoons cup. forks p.nknves napkin
and e- elry exchanged All watches warranted 10 keep
good TIME OF tho money returned.
REPAIRS
All KINDS OF watches and clocks repaired
shs Doss maoAor' ~ huch ieas tlab prices
$50. GEORGE G. ALLEN,
WAL sssees second hoor near Broadway
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LSADDN5. NO
I nm DOZENS OF CLARET WINE, FROM 81 10
l.UUV bottles returned ~ 900 jugs schiodam gin 0N
bottles Of old port Sherry Madeira brandy whsksy
coroias &c suited to dealers and families twenty per
below any house. and l0 OO For sale by n.
UNDERHILL, 40 Bioome street.
A LES. PORTER, WINES BRANDIES, SEGARS, &C.
"A &e at the store 80 Fourth Of Twenty
eighth street. branch Of w. II Underhs establishment
~ Bro6pe street. The stock especially meS
cir al purposes family The business under
direction oil George u. Browne.
WM II. UNDERHILL OFFERS TO DEALERS Al
W twenty cent below house. branuoa wines eip
shiskey rum, syrups sordi,s Scotch ssst India ane
Pbiladelpha alss dublin and Philadelphia
and Brown shout. Hedsieck Charles Heideok 10 Cham
pagnes, 30. 430 Broome street
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ENORDHAM BUILDING SITES SEVERAL UNsUR.
passed sites, tanning from Co three each
In this beautiful village view % Long Island
and me surrounding villages for sale
also lots OF various Sizes Trains hour
Communication about ten cents per day For maps &c.
apply TO BERk5AN BANKS, 19 street, New York
y0,k, 1897 -"
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r LIVERPOOL PAcKETS-OLD BLACK STAR LINE
Lsains LIST, 9Th. 18th. l6sh. 2lst and 18th Of
NOR th.
Passage Liverpool At lowest possible
rates. and with Of being promptly forwarded
RkMITTANCES.
Drafts sight Royal Bank and Ulster Banking Com
pany ireland Natousl Bank Of Scotland London Liver
pool, 10. WILL IAMS GUION No. 40 Fulton street.
STEAk BETWEEN NEW fORK AND GLASGOW
- The Glasgow and New YORK Steamship Com sny's now
steaDship GLASGOW, q 962 40 horse powerj
Craig, commander will leave New York for Glasgow Sat
arday July l6 next, NJ II O'Clock and Saturday
septs%bss TO- ~ o'sost aooe Frs. cabin saloon s.s
''' J. EosYHoN 81 broadway.
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Or which days all persons Wholesale we'll a. retail
Dealers who require senses requested TO attend The
charge FOR license Is dollars be psd in bank
able money AID denquents will 10 INN edatsy thereafter
reported for prosecution. By order Of the Mayor
GEORGE GLASIER First Marshal.
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ssa4spPs s''s dtr ass co.. NJ. s. w.u NJ
5oaT R1ssh A.. s y.ss .s.ss:
eco ts'i T. 3 k k'ii H.yr..
ssssts. :'. sss hs
THE BRITISH sA AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL
YORK LIVERPOOL
Sniei eaois Passsge VIZ
PROM nosror TO Llvnnrooi. - go. =
Shief cabin passage 500
Tbs ,hps from Boston cali .. Halifax.
fEksf c Sss R,r EGkSPx csp sa
-hs @ q
on on stsrbo,rd bow. red on por. bow
Hss 'ssa
A1.ss Pr 5sy
Asia Lott, from New York, Wednesday, 10Th Aug.
s sl:Esf from sss'p W Aug
Bertns not secured until paid for
owners Of these sps will not be for god
S q &.
For freight or passage c cPRH,yt No R.v,,, c,n
THE LIVERPOOL AND PHILADrLpHIA STEAM
i ship Company intend sailing their fAvorits steamships
~ ERoA PHILADELPHIA.
City q GiassSw: Saturday. Jny
vRon LIvsRrooL.
CITY Of Manchester WsdAssday. July g
salson ssc and t t.:ccidins 10 stat. roemst .
ana fOnnd vish somfor cooked pss"o
80 to tiyssrRoo sS from Liverpool
noasss o. passage and drsfs. on the Bank 81
Suns Of sterling and gRwsrS Handes %. Be had as
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RssSSsI;. SS I & s:; sfzS At i; CUs
s''s'' .i':t.'' sC:iiEi1 s III !; ,;;.s'-.s
$:s;:: f s:
Pas Dc s'''.'' jUiIbo JUN. MI" Dawes
Jumbo IIv1s B s ss1 sss; Glen.
EVENING
Doors open sE :iI' BAYS F;' 81 foxpr
s'!:: e; DAN:
%Hs fisz4a 81 III isiH nd Hss'n
:; Si::
f''SsS' H$s I$ss$ dis''s
G G.iss Blue o ss: susan P S:.:
NATIONAL THEATRE. cHArHAn srREEr-xoRN-
GSlDss PREFER t. O'clock with
Si N ss
Bong ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS L. LnsArd
mr. MI Hunter Mrs. Bradshaw
Shortcut. Mr.. OK Margaret !. Miss Barber
AFTERNOON. AT TWO O'CLOCK.
81 :ss T. 's: III: MI; $::.:;:::
- CHARLES H. - "'s''d
Gc cfip + VI B ABE:
rvH s.i4s At No x O'CLOCK
Mrs. B .sSs:
= seven = CAPS on ApEi,I1a or DksspEy
b. cis9s s snnss. Mrs W. s Jsne:
CHRlsTY,s OPERA HOUSE,. y, BROADWAY. ABOVE
Il. slsss Saa RI
chose concerts n this o for tbs past ssysa have
be ".ss . s.
1sncs A. O'Clock On Monday July N afternoon
ID Manager and Prop, etor John ood J Assist.
* "
The nth Anniversary of the Natal Day Of Republic
..MAGNIrIcENTLY CELEBRATED
1.1n. n and s NJ ..S d I'll.
sS music Of marital banda The flashing o.
On: q Pres n:
peerless temple sSssRi.;s IN .SnsIcA
@ S'oSS 5 10 % and In
BEYOND ALL RIVALRY.
The iron balcony the oapacious and lofty roof the
Of this sSssS Il; FsSGss:fSs Wow 9TH.
si down ,S Chatham and into
NE f..s
PERFORMANCES
almost Of the day. commencing 10 O'clock the morning
and contin ung until late At night; while celebrated
NEW YORK
will discourse at all tunes delicious add
ovsity the variety and hilarious patriotism Of the day
THIN LuxuRIoUs LECTURE ROOM
DO pronoun sed not only the most gorgeous but the
In the city 1t IL reached BY five spacious entrances
to avoid all the usual Of crowd 1t 10 also
most eay egress with its eleven modes could
discharge IL nece.sary about its thousand parsons
minute The perfom this glorious occasion will DO.
In the morning ct 10 O'clock and also ut half past IL
O'Clock, the laughnble FARGO Of
THE IRISH DRAGON.
THE LIMERICK BOY.
in the afternoon at o'clock and also NJ O'clock tia
Astonishing feats of Herr Won Spingalen. tho
wBiR LING PHEN0mENoN,
dancing ~ Miss Bishop and the in three
THE saMPsTREss OF PARIS.
In tn, evsniIs AZ o'clock, and also ass o'clock tho
AMERICAN FARMERS.
Among the novelties Of the Museum at present. the
nous
SWISS BEARDED LADY.
Madame Josephine Fortune Cloua the curiosity
tbe living Boa Constructors magnificent eoi.
Of tie serpent have been enclosed c0mmodi-
gsss by strong work that they
be easily vswod and without the slightest danger
Chinese Collection, and tie Cerean Sculpture.
short host things In every branch Of nature and
compreheDdiDg
UNIQUE AND RAns ARTICLES
brought from all quarters Of the EARTH tho public gra
fcatoD
Admittance wholo Mussumte tho Halls Of Statu
the Picture Gallery tho Natural History Department
the CHR saloon and the Cosnorama DO, well
the performanoes-26 cents Children under ten l2l
ts Seats In the First Balcony and Parquete cent?
extra.
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EVoR LIvERPO0L-UNTT4D STATES NAIL SrKAM.
alp I'm ssssst vim TIE DATED states ns Esrops
berth the Of Canal street For freight or
hs.ns scs2easA for elegance sid so
EDWARD K. COLLINS 4 co. So Wall street.
PasseAgsrs requested TO 10 board ct TX A. n
The steamship Pacific wiz the Baltic and sail
al 81 "
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ANTHOLOGY

A MUSEMENT EXTRAORDINARY FOR THE FOURTH.
n The ned gpsey girl will hold her $40
Grand street, from to IL NJ. and from to r. for
this day onl where she will DO ppy ladies and
gentlemen Of this city and strsnger who NAV vi TO
suit With her In regard to the present future
Tickets of consultation 6y cents BIS had at tho door
Al RS. ALVIN. RENOWNED IN EUROPE FOR HEc
wi skull In foreteing this future, hiss arrived and will
sish Intelligence about all circumstances Of e She inter
prets dreams law matters and astoogy books
science and tells co ladies and gentlemen the Of the
they Will also the Of her vstsrs Mrs
Alvin speaks the English French and Gsrmaa languages
Residence rs Rivnstob street. stairs Tho Bowery
Ladies' 20 cents gentsmsn 81
MADAME D.. THE CELEBRATED Gypsy GIRL, CAN
M be consulted day at No 90 Grand street,
hast Broadway in TO the past present. and fnturs
Bshe being the seventh daughter 10 enables
smethod by which persons may win and retain the asc
lions Of any Of the opposite SEE. Charge extra.