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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-22

syoRP0RATIoN NoTICE-DKPARTEENT or RE-
VIII be received t he once Of the Sepsirs
snd suppliss, No; l New City Hall, until ss>Gday
:aensd in aceoEdsnss with shs amended charter Of s
hc following hose carriage engine, and hook and ladder
truck One engine for Engine Company No. n; hose
.,uck for Hook and Ladder Cs%p.ny No also e. fur
New York feet Of hose The plans and
Of The work required 70 be- done the apparatus ana
thereto BE- had ~ the oaos Of ths Chief Engineer No.
ured Fremsns Hall and oil house. In Mercer street,
between Prince and Houston streets building 70 be used
fer the Fire Department. and TO DO known Tirsmens
Rail- and also for The alterations and additions 10 the Su.
perior Court part and 3 In the City Hail. for
meeting for the Board Of Ceunomen The plans
and Of the work required abe done and all
in regard thereto be had ~ the ooe Of the
Of Public Buildings No. u Ludlow street.
Blank OF the above works be obtained
~ either Of the above ooss st the oos Of Co mmis
ioDer Of Repairs and Supplies Ne. New City Hail. N.
BThe Commissioner The right reject all
Of the above estimates deemed interest Of .he
poraNor BARTHOLOMEW d. PURDY
Commissioner Of Repairs and Supplies.
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TIE LIVERPOOL AND PHILADELPHIA STEAMSHIP
Coy9 pany nbend starting their favorte sssanships
FROM PHILADELPHIA,
City OF GLASGOW. Saturday, 10, 1sa
Clay Of Manchester. Saturday, Jaa. 1884
FROM
City or GLASGOW. Wednesday, New.
City OF Manchester ednesday, Dec. lSk&
Saloon 500 SCI, and SIS, sccording to state roemS
limited number of third olss passengers will DO .aks
and found with comfortably soeted provisions, for
Parties Whaling to bring out their friends can obtain sss
tdcate Of passage, and drafts the Bank Of Iresnd
suns Of 81 sterling and upwards. Apply TO SAMUEL
SMITH, Agent, AZ " alnut street, Philadelphia
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DURToN'S NEW LYCfUA, CHAMBERS STREET.
- Thursday evening" December 22-Bsnais OF the Bur
ton Dramsto Association, which occasion will BIO pro-
pa EEW s. VA NAY 80 PAY osD DEBTS fsvoite Bal
Song by Mr.. D. Yankee Kesdings, by Seth Brown.
Ala Comique, Charley Blaohbird Tue performances will
conclude with the comedy OF B0sN TO GOOD LICK. An
Overture by the Orchestra. 10 at 7 Cards Of
admitB sion. "a
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vVATUIaEs. JNWKTKY. 80.

TyRYSTAL PALACE NEW YEARS PRESKNTs.-HUNT
~ Roskell, Qate Storr Mortmer,) jewellers, gold
LSnden beg 70 o: the attention Of shs public TO their
plato Co. for sale, in class KILL British Depart
ment For estimates and prices apply to the agent Mr..
Crystal Palace, or at 767 Broadway,
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CORPORATION NOTICE - PUBLIC NOTICE ls
" hereby given 70 inc owner occupant
oapsnts OF al heusss and lots improved unimproysd
lsnds Affected thereby that tho following
been completed b. the Assosors And lodged in the oos
OF The Bureau OF assessments fer exsfnatien by all
cons ntereresed vxfor tagging Ihiry-eighth strees
fre secSnd TO Third The ts bs6ced by such
assessment In cude ell the several houses lots
pieces and psroea Of land uated both side,
Thirty eighth street, between Second and Third
All persons whose interests affected by he named
and who opposed TO the rsrne either OF
them are requested present their in writing 70
the undersigned at their Office Me- Hall Of Rooords shn
thirty days iron the date of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES j. DODGE }ABsessors
CHARLES AcNIELL, y
ofoe Bureau Of Assessments Street Department. Deeen-
Der 10, 1883.
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pUGKLEY's sERENADERs CHINESE HALL 5ss
ID broadway. GgAND
SACRED CONCERT, VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL

WILL AXE PLACE
SUNDAY BNEsIN0, DEC. %,
Commencing at O'Clock precisely.
At The sol citation OF several families this Company has
been indu ;ed to give SACRED CONCERT, which
oasion they viii introduce Classic Auo from ancient and
modern composers
The entire Company will appear. for the frat time. in
citizens dress.
PROGRAMME
Frederick and Emil. Brandes
Duet" Ave Maria. Mozart
Messrs. q s. Buckley and W Pcrcivai
Melophone SOLO" Cujus Aniaam".. Rossni
Mr. r. Buckley
Grand Ghorus.yTsm the orAtora Of Ensod Beethoven
NJ. q. s. buckley
Hr r. Buckley - - 'NN''''
Base Solo-"Th Trumpet Shall Sound," with
Trumpet Oblgato, by Mr.. Haaso). 80. Handel
49, MI w. Perciyal.
Messy.. j. Buc iloy and Brandoi:. D''''
Solo" II With all Your Hearts,. ..... Nendelssohn
Mr.. otoepe
Part Song-"Thc Sabbath Calln. Kreutzer
Bass Solo" Pro Poccats'.. Rossni
Mr. Basquin.
Chorus" Mater dmirabis".. Mozart
Bnss Solo-" Thy do tho Matte Handel
Mr. W. Percival.
Chorus from the widow Of Naia," for the frat
ADMISSION OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 20 cents
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CIGNOR BLlTZ, STUYvESANT INSTITUTE, NO. Ea
~ Broadway-Come and laugh. The OF life to b,
happy The ear amused. the deceived and tho mrs
est nishec. Spirit Ripping and Table Moving movement
explained ventrleqnism Magic and the Canary Bird.
every evening ct IN O'clock and We'd ssday and SSE
dsy afternoons st O'clock Admission IS oests; children
l2la cents.
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CORPORATION NoTICE-DEPAKTAENT OF RI.
W pairs and Supplies Deo H. 863-To BuildersSsaled
proposals. viii b. rsosvea st ths ooe CT h
sd nst at IL O'clock NJ 81 which time they will be opened
IN acoord.noe with tho amended charter of 1853 for tho
present Catherine msrket The icon and work
be estimated together and the wood separate Tho
plans and IF the work required 10 be DONE and
All in regard che rc be had at the oee Of
tbs Superintendent of Public buildings, No. II Ludlow
street glsnk estimates can DO had A. ehor ofoe. The
Commission the right reject sill any
essi deemed for the interest Of the Corporation
BART fCL0MEW B. PURDY,
Comrnisl,ones OF Repaira and Sur pliss.
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ANTHOLOGY.

ASIINOLVd1s
A srRoLoaY AND ELECTROMAGNETIC ELEBRA1
quilted Of lie, past Nsy
Chambers street, near oroonwioh street
MADAM MORROW WILL SHOW TIE LIKENEssEs
W Of future husbands and absent friends which has
s I % n sS was ss
With IT, by invoking the Of her wonderful science
@ street. Between spa Columbia asa.saen
xHRs LADoMUs, NO 2os CANAL sTREsT, corT.
s Iisi
also .Sst % ssoin properly Axe OK
snsns tola Tor n"shius.
ssas. BREWSTER, FROM pHILA DELPaIA. TENDERS
M her s ay 70 the ladies' and OF @ in
and ao!encs constantly relied on by and
Also shs g the vistsrs aSdsaos % Great Jones
street. corner Of Bowery Ladies eJ oorts; rento 81
MADAME 1sAHELLA TAKES THIS METHOD or IN
rops ord osn se consused on pa't present. and future
events at her No g TrSshs street. near BE0ns
known world Those Whaling to consult her will do 90 with
charge is stnsiemsn ST. for ladies' es w wy
TRAVELLERS TRAVELLERS GUIDE: De-.
1919 3Masr saEs; 9asAP, AND EILIasLz
NV Tori sisss route SSrss saiiy iTS.as
sH ss T. ON and a sa SeS as ss1 al
50 Ts .sssSs sPEss
erE ana Hudson esrsshir Faesds - ohsshsla fop
e; sl sh
hIe@sa sisssss car se srO'aTs@ so bsSEsso shc'koa
's' z 4'Sa, - s..s;ssSi.
fa1ssngera es ru:eyse roos ssroe, and noTsTy cas-
Igsnt sssa see AID sevfA Afesao stsaoaa Ihe sbsgs
S E lsS foa 'sS cs I hs sH II Sfssi s
Ss asn '''A sSAr :SSS
SrAMpEE AND AMBoy RAILROAD TO PHIlApEIe
~ phis IRON pier No. North river Two nea daily, a.
srs os ~ to sSaR SB1 ~ M
way P,. ane Camden fare ~ hxPrcss line - T. NJ by
SrSs Risi5 y
gIUpsoN RIVER RAILRoA D-TRAINs DAILY yRos
~ ChAmbers sssee. for Assny and roy: .,.,..
wsh ras reaching Buffalo Montreal 81 10 O'Clock sanS
MAI train. D.. K.-ThgOush way trains ~ IA N. snai
sown, 1879 z. y, roE PgeksSiI. $50 =. For Tovga
s1 .g ,oeh and siross
saaa.y ,rasG scc. $40 p. M for Aisaay
'aa Hf'' '''0' sSNsHS ' 80 ss sueoa.naoa
NEW YORK TO MONTREAL, ooDENsBuRa, BUR
~ liz ston sad e. Jchnshnry via neows Falls Rataad
ns Fo stss eess R.roaa
q Irosaw.y and Cans. street. snd Twensyssss ,sr1s'
uasase CHECKED ttr:ssa There arc only Two changes Of
ply sHr
NEW YoRk AND PHILADELPHIA DIRECT VIA
~ New jersey Raiirosd-U 8 Mail ard szprs,s Lines
hSavs New ' YORK ssss csr.sna, 5ss
and and w p. n. Philadelphia, a. 1so,
and Nj and sst4 and ~ ~ s2 so for second Glass
in III A. w. from New York 10 N. from Fhisdelphia
Faro from New York - as In AID ii a. NJ, Ard4r NJ
honn Eon SO In 9A NJ and b M 10 Wsinut street, via
Csmden aad - With reduced prices In New Jersey 30
aoa line which leaves AZ M from foot OF co ~
snds street. via Garden 20 wsnu. street IN 81. hours
0mnluseg will from the Nngon dapot 70 the pyjn
eipal hotels and The central pss q Phlladephs for
Through oke sola for Bsltinoro, WAshington. orfok
weldon w'lminrt0n. and 10 all the sye
rhronsh Ssts ava tagBsss oortletes and "a
ine- only pes0gev ith tsgrars, sess w. sys estse9
y ml,rso sascss ia STATES issvt
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NoRPoRA-ioN NCTIcE.-PUBLIc NOTICE rs uEaE.
" by to the occupant or ooornans
houses and lots improved unnproved isnds Affected
thereby tat the following assemonts have beea compst
by tho and lodged in the oee OF the
Bureau of for examination BY all persons in
ferested vzFor building IN Ganseyoort street,
from Fourth street to the Hudson river. The Unite
braced By such assessment include all the several houses
lots OF ground vacant lots pieces and of land
situated beth sides Of Gsnseyoort street, from Fourth
the HUDSON river side Of West street Tenth
avenue Twelfth street 10 Gansevoors h sides Of
Washington rect from Twelfth ut eet TO point ~ feet
south from Garevoort street. both 6ies OF Gresngio
lree and Ninth avenue, fom point lOl feet ssuh from
0snvoot street, both sides Of Hudson street from Ihir
tenth street TO point 100 feet sun from Gankeyoort ret
boil sides OF Fourth street, from to Horoto
north lde OF Horao street from Fourth strest 70
Ehth avenue, the west side of kshth avenue from 10
ratio to Thirteenth street. south sds OF thirteenth
from Fourth street to Eighth ALI persons.
whose interest affected By the above named sssosen
and who opposed TO the either OF tnoni are
quested their objections in writing to the under
signed at their Office, No Hall u Records within thirty
days from the date Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE, }
CHARLES J. DODGE, ! Assessors.
CHARLES kcNIEL
ONCE Bureau Of Assessment, Street Department Dec. 81
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TEE BRITISH AND NORTH AFRICAN ROYAL Nan

nsnk BRITISH AND NORTH AFRICAN ROYAL NAH
Steamships.
vRox NEW YORK LIVERPOOL
ShicI cabin fnssAge,. -
.s 90 sss
FROM BOSTON LIVERPOOL.
Chief Cabin Passage. .QQ
Second Cabin Passage. ...........
Tho ships from Boston call at Halifax.
ARABIA, Capt Judkins, AMERICA, Cspt Lstsh.
PERSIA. Capt. Ryrio. EUROPA, Carl. Shannex.
ASIA, Capt. e. O. Lott CANADA, Cast Stone
AFRICA, Capt Harrison. NIAGARA, Capt. Lang.
These vessels csrry clear White light masthead oo
stsrboard bow; I'D OF port bow.
Canada, Stone from Boston, Wednesday, 7th Dee,
Eurcpa Shannon, from New York ssday 18th Dee.
Ni1Tars Leitoh, from Boctoa Wednesday, 2lst Dee
Asia, z. O. Lott FROM Nov York, Wednesday 18th Dec
America Lang, from Bsston, wednesday, lth Jaa. -,
Africa Harrison, from New York, Wednesday, llth
Cana a, Stone from Boston, WednssdAy 18Th Jan. >
Europa Shannon, from New York, Wednesday 18th Jan.
Arabia, Judkins from Boston, Wednesday, lst Tok =
Berths not secured until paid for.
An experienced Surgeon board.
The these be accountable FOR no2G
silver bullion specie joway precious
less bills Of sdng signed therefor and hs yalv hsc00s
therein expressed.
Yer freight or passage apply 10
Z. CUNAHD, No. ( Bowling Grsso-
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SyoRPoRATI0N NoTIcs-PUBLIc NOTICE Is HERE
by the owners oeoupant
u al .nd ots lands ansotsa
hereby that following have been completed
the ASSESSORS and logged The oss Oh tae bureau
Assessments examination By al persons interessed
building sewer In Thirty eshth street, between
Hintn Tenth avsnuea Tho limits em6rAecd BY such
include All holaes and lote Of ground
lots piacss Of and saated on both sidea
th treet Ninth and Teash all
hot Interests affected py the above named
and opposed to the same either Of
Ssn arc present their writing 80
"a nndersignsd ~ their Office No. Hail Of Records wshn
Shirty daye ftom tae date OF this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES j. DODGE, ASSESSORS,
CHA ELAS MoNIELL,S
oNcs Bureau Of Assessments Street Department. Deoe-
lS5S
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is HERE
~ by given to the owners occupants
OF all houses and lots improved or uniprOvsd lands AZ
eeted thereby that the following have boon
completed by the Assessors, and lodged in to Of
ice Of the Bureau OF Assessments for examination by
sill pors interested, VIA For paving, &o Washington
street. IRON Gansevosrt to Twelfth street.. The limits
embraced by such assessment include all tho eeverzl
houses and lots OF ground vacant lo pieces and parcels
of land suated both SIDES Of Washington street. from
to Twelfth street. All whose
elected by the assess rent aud opposed
the either them requested to the
objeeous n vray to tae undersigned theis oce NO.
fall Of Records within thirty dayn ron the dsse OF this
notice, WILLIAM GAZE,
CHARLES j. DODGE, }Assessors.
CHARLES AcNEiLI, y
ONCE Bureau Of Assessments Street Department. Deem
ber. IN
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lpVERTISRMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.


1yoRPORATIoN NoTICK.-PUBLlo NOTICE Is HIRE
~ BY oven occupant
ali heuses lcs Improved Or uAmprovod lands Affected
srtby she following ssesssmepss ave been
~ lodged IN Bureau Of
1nsssnents BY al persons vs
ut the across
Division The hus embraced such assessment Include
al the houses and lots ground pieces
aad parcels VI land, situated the
xse i Zee. east from Jsasrssn street, ats nOrh aide Of
Division street ia feet west from Spok ssres aad
side OF Suffolk street. o. feet Division street.
Al persons whose interests Affected tho above
And who opposed the saae either Of
San, requested 10 their ohscsoas 10 writing
xs anderssaed at their ocs No Han VI RECORDS, witn
lxtJ dsys IRON the date Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
ChAKi.hs J. DVD6A, , Assessors.
CHARLES AeNIELIs y
Coe Bursau Of Assessments strees Department, De0sm-
a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-22

srROLOQY AND ELECTROMAGNETIC CELEBRA1
"A Cd Doctor J. suuMAN Swsde BY birth, can be COZ
quilted all events Of e past future Nssv
hiss calculated for lzdies and gentlemen. Residence
Chambers street. nesr Greenwioh street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-22

They all first GLASS New York built shps providsG
with ell requisite articles for the comfort and
psssen and commanded By men Of experience in NJ
Goods the subscribers will DO forwarded free
charges but those actually incurred.
BOYD HINCKEN, Agents, l6l Pearl street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-22

hIEw YORK TO MONTREAL. 0oDENSBuR1, BUR.
IN liz ston sad St. JohEshury, via Reowe Falls Rltia1d
Windsor, Whit. River Wells River Montpelier, 50 Alsans
and Soutes Point Tckst Offices New Haven Railroad, COR
Broadway and Car al street, aud T1entysixth street
ana Fourth avenue. Express sraae, a. N. and p. NJ
Baggage checked through There only two changes Of
osrs on hia tstwoes Nov York aud Montrsa For
frrht enply FRANClS uYpE ARenk 10 South styect.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-22

CUPERINTENDlNTS OFFICE, CRYSTAL PALACE,
~ December 20, le53.-The public respectfully In
formed that the Exhibition will remain open daily Sundays
excepted) during the winter from ~ o'soek N. to p
w cehtS
Children under twelve rs cents
". .. ~ oens
J. N. BATChELDER. acting Superintendent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-22
BROADWAY NENAGERIE AND MUSEUM, NO. 50.
ID Broadway, now open for the seasen, with the mos
superb collection Of

LIVING WILD ANIMALS
ever Exhibited II New York noludng colossal Rhinocsros
and the great Elephant Hannibal the largest exhibited
Herr Driesbach the fsrfamed Lion King win this
dens Of his Trained Animals at r. CnoonD and ~
Also to be without extra charge the rea vertablo
SIAMESE TWINS,
with two Of their Children Hours Of reception om ii A.
TO M, from to and TX 70 "a p, ". Also the
derful fsats Of Mr.. Nslls the man without arms"
Open from 10 A. NJ to 10 r. u. Admission % oents chill
dren unde Ter ten, halt price.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-22

NfATRINONY MADE EASR, OR HOW TO WIN q
WI Lover Professor Lawton, Boston, formerly OF Loo
dor, will send address receipt OF dollar, pss9
paid plain directions eaable ladies gentlemen
te devoted affections Of Of the opposite theA
hearts desire. The IL simple, but
ysire that may b msrrisd irrespective Of age Appesr
ance position: and Isst though lea
ranged With sn,h and deaay thar detection Ina
possible Address Prcfe SO Lawson, session. Macs Ne
letrs taken from the Poet Office uness postage paid
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-22

DIoN BoURCICAULTS (AUTHoR or LONDON
- tslursnecn Used Up" 80 Sc.) Winter Evening".
Tonisht slen and Ink sketch Of - Wouans Eghssn, 4,
seats at Hall Some, Broadway; and Van Iorien
KingF, wall street. Hope Chapel, Broadway. 10 com.
rnco at o'clock.
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TINTED ST LTES MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY FOE
~ New Orleans, via H.vans, sailing At O'Clock p. II,
rom pier foot Of street. carving the
msis This company intend to despatch Tuesday,
eembcr 9th the steamer REscKNT CITY Rcdrey
Baxter Freight to New Orleans at forty crbc foo6
spe m only taken on freight to Havana Shippers win ~
hTisnea WIN hs hsnt form o. iadns signed y
the Rsl'ug OF the vessel For freight passage aprly
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fyAMDER AND AHpoy RAILROAD TO PHILhDEir
~ phs pier No. North river Two lines daily, al
IA. b. srd /. n. Accommodation line At A. NJ, By
steamboat Potter to South Amboy thence by
way plasef Camden; fare 81 Express line 81 NJ by
John Potter 10 Arboy thorce direct Camden By
througL ~ hours ard half; faye S.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-09-09
Charleston Enterprise.

If Georgia be the Empire State of the
South, Charleston is the Boston of that
section. She has recently completed her
arrangements for Railroad to Cincinnati
upon a line of survey only 63l miles in
length. She will also connect with Lou
isyilIe by line CT 600 miles. The shor-
test Baltimore line with Cincinnati is, We
believe $50 miles. Charleston will thus
attract large proportion of the provisions
and manufactures of the Ohio Valley, and
in the next war we shall have regiments
Of Illinois, Ohio and Indiana volunteers
coming down to defend the outlet of their
trade at Charleston, as their fathers did at
New Orleans; and when abolitionists come
to set free the negroes, that wear the goods,
cat the bacon, and work the mules of the
North West, the volunteers will rise up
and aid in their expulsion, upon the plai-
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-09-09
From the New York Working Farmer.
farmers Club, American Institute.

brom the New l0rk Working farmer.
farmers Club, American Institute.
The Chairman stated the subject of the
day to be" The benefits of Railroads to
Agriculture.
Mr.. Scion Robinson-Sir, 1 proposed
this question, and hoped to see here those
who are far more capable than 1 am to
render justice to its great importance
however; for want of a better, l will begin.
l have tried to convince farmers of the
immense value Of this rapid communica-
ton to the farmer-that it was their sal:
walton. The first effect has been to bring
beef cattle 1000 miles 20 our market in q
week. Game, poultry, come the same dis
tance in 4S hours. The oxen come as the
market requires, notice of which goes by
telegraph for the number required. The
cost per OK is about $40 or sl2, whereas,
on foot, as of old, the oxen travel with loss
Of flesh and heavy expense on the road,
from 90 to 20 days before they reach New
York. Strange that many farmers do not
understand this. Sometimes our city would
starve without this railroad supply. Last
spring all the chief articles within striking
distance we're exhausted; now We rarely
have on hand 100 head of oxen at time.
Some cattle are shipped from Chicago to
Bufalo-some from Indiana 60 by cars to
Cleveland on Lake Erie, thence by cars to
Dunkirk and to Buffalo, thence the greater
part come by the Hudson River. Last
week there came in drove of cattle raised
by the Cherokee Indians, marked with
their hieroglyphics. An Illinois drovcr
had bought them, fed them a while, and
then brought them here by railroad, &c.
Look at the map and see what walk that
drove must have had to reach New York
without the steam and railroad Oxen
can travel only about 10 or II miles day.
And our milk for the morning coffee was
MIXED last night, and drawn from Chat
ham Four Corners, 130 miles distant from
our city Some years ago it was proposed
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-09-09
For the Lewisturg Chronicle.

The Editor of the " Presbyterian Ban
ncr' quotes from the Washington Re-
public" the following article, without COM
ment, aud consequently with appreciation
and yet that same Editor will talk for col
umns, from week to week, about the neces-
sity of being governed by principles, and
not by acorlly Interests. Alas, for the sub
scrviency of even our church organs, as
well as New York cotton merchants, to
time-serying policy!.! Well may he say,
81 am anti-slavery, but not an
ABOLITiONIST."
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-09-09
hYWlSDyRR HnHDWlRh2
Census Of Union County Tendency
of Population and Business.

The question of Division which most Of
all now interests the rejecting portion of
the citizens of Union county, is one which
can not be rightly decided without looking
into our condition in the future, as well as
our present convenience. And a compar-
ison of our past advances will aid materi-
ally in judging of our future progress. Let
Us then look at the last two records of the
CENSUS OF UNION COUNTY.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-09-09

The .jouracl Of Commerce says that the
groggeries and puppet shows which sprung
up in such abundance around the Chrystal
Palace, anticipating rich harvests, have
been sadly disappointed. Public opinion
struck them as with blight, and more than
one half of them have already disappeared.
Buildings are left is an unfinished state AMI
upon others appear ominous words ia let,'
showing conclusively that their cxpecta-
tions Of gain have been frustrated.