davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1864-12-21

oops from AI1dcr&on4
!, at Annapolis, ND, ,
} S. B. 3forchouse, Esq,
: the government, Who
Annapolis, for the fol-
$ exchanged prisoners at
10th inst:
Il
]. ii. Atwood, t1ath infy.
. T. Abraham, 18th infy.
] Anderson, 1i3th infy.
fy.R. II. Anderson. 93th infy
!. r. Afford, 10th car.
6. Allen, 9Th infy.
D. Harsin, 11bth inf.
y.J. S. Bowman, 120th fnf.
II. Bunuershire. B1stinf.
lf.G. H. Bartlett, 92d Inf.
J. S. Barter, Nth inf.
J. ". Bartclle, 8tst INF.
. SIN. Brimfnstohel, 9Th.
". Il. Burch, 39th INF.
J. G. Bannels. 21st. Inf.
G. Brown, 18th inf
r. Benton, 10th cav.
G. Briminstohcl, 9th inf.
F. r. Barks, 21st mi.
". F. Bryant. 18th cav.
J. Burnett, I'D inf.
]. Buckley, SD iaE.
r. Boston, 29th INF.
]. Barvlck, 11ath int.
G. Boyd, 18th cav.
G. Baker. 21aI mi.
c. Bnrch, 21st car.
G
G. A. Crnmbo, 115th inf.
G. Cooper. 18th cav.
c. C1odfelter, 18th int.
+ r; Clark, a5th int
Y y " C2qlsey, gth Int.
r. I. CA1k1nS, lbta ccY.
III: Glaffy. 9Th m.
v. = Carver, 1at1 cav:
!. Eunlmer1oIa, tN ill.,
=. Eoopres, 18th tns.
r crane, 9fh fh
u
4. B. Diily, 113th tnf,
j, Dale, 1i4th int.
J. N. DaIimDle. 112th inf.
T. J, Defr:sttes.114th Inf.
", C. Darmer. ft5til mi.
), DOYLE, 39th iu[.
G. DeardoG, it4tA tuf,
r. Elder. ID CAV.
". Eastsng. saJlil Inf.
n
M Far;s 4a1,h ;rf
~ r. + = r@,-.as,' { rs-a' tAi ~ ~ ~
-, ~ n.e ~ 81! ~. IT,
= Il aIe.s1 t;od das1 ~ ~ ~ ~
4 -, NJ, = a1ctI 81 1iIrht ~. .rt;i III
a. 1"oe' ~"o aai'
G .....
VI. F. Geer, 19Dth Inf,
r. Gibson, 115th inf.
j. Groves, 18th fnr.
r. Godfrey, 10Th inf,
G. Gracy, 9th inf.
+, Goodman. 39th inf.
G. Il, Green, 100th mi.
q. Green1nan, 18th cay,
rr
~ n 1,...,,.u. -,.,,
NV; T. Aa'c"l1soa' 'stn
n ~. Z u.-, ,c..
=: "a. =. lia111s: IL. inl1 ~ cav
y a1nEs. e go W.n ! Ia 31i-
:, q m.ai =. .iAtt 11..n ~. IN ~
T. II a1aI1isnn, III';i ~ ~ III III.
=. W., y. lii4ls, ~. ~ I'LL
- ~ 1AdlEy, I1:yt Asa ia1: 9H:.
l. =. ti3s1nss. 1Su I'M. il
j. y. aales, 1aM cav.
a. huntington, LIN cav.
, 1864-12-21
GEN, SIaER11AN'S 1I!ARsC3a.


ft0ll.
We hare already published q chronological
record Of Gen. Sher1nan's grand march from
Atlanta to the Atlantic, from the first day to
December 2. We resume at tnat point and
carry it forward as far as the rebel press gives
us reliable data:
FRIDAY, DECEMBER
The advance entered 31illen On the ezening
Of this day. It does not appear. from the
Southern papers, that many OF the Union
prisoners were at that place, although there
haye been stories that there were number,
and that they we're rescued by General sher
man, It is more probable, however, that
tley were removed to Charleston, as Alillen
Tasmerely distributing depot, 50 to speak.
for such Of the prisoners US had been selected
for exchange, and Charleston had already been
pesignatcd as point for the exchange Of
prisoners instead Of bfillen. The latest news
Stated that MI the prisoners were removed
fiom Atillcn. Gen. Sherman appears not to
have halted at this place, but passed through
It after destroying It, leaving bis cavalry to
operate on the line Of the railroad. One ae-
count states that the army separated here,
and that one body went toWurd Augusta, but
this is undoubtedly incorrect.
SUNDAY, DECElBER 4,
e fight took place at a point which is con-
ceaiet BY the rebel papers, but 1t is not pro-
bahlc that my SUCCESS was obtained. It Is
more than likely that, as Wheeler was Gu
camed, It was a fight With part Of Gen. Kil-
Hafrick's command On this day sharp
engagement took place at Pocotaligo with
Gen. Fosters forces.
, 1864-12-21

The al1usion made in Hermann Demme's
letter to their project Of SO drowning them
selves that their bodies might not be found,
few days to hope that they might hare really
left the country forever, and that the story Of
their suicide might have been but blind to
separate them from their cruel and troubled
PAST in Switzerland. The reader Of Lord By
ren's letters will remember somewhat simi-
lar incident recorded by him in connection
with this same beautiful Lake'of Geneva.
But shortly after the publication Of the let
ters above given, the dead bodies Of the hAp-
less writer's were drawn from the like In the
immcdiate ncighborhood Of the little village
Of Ouchy; and the ghosts Of. Flora and Her
mann will wander henceforth with the spirits
Of Julie and St. Preux in the solemn shadow
Of the Alps Of Savoy, about the lovely and
legendary shores Of Lake Ieman.
, 1864-12-21

PHILOSOPHY OF MAR
i ElAGE-Thf pr.'rrn nft,rs 81 the New York
museum hnatomy hay. 4. !, tHr"d 10 ts uc nee,
cAIcns. tcryuus and iii. k'c. itht;itY. Premature
<.c,lhc lndlcrstlon, Wcan:.s "r 'M}rnress'ou; ~ the
..~- Of Na,,rr, These tuvr}u: LECTURES vii be
r~nrtth ir.t, on receipt r f,ur star b. ussd1ess
Ing sKCst:r.E1, ..cw Turk MuEtln Of Anstouay ana
A:tdictne. Jih III, ndwsg Mt. ht90- uG9t-1tuts
, 1864-12-21

TLAIRV OY CE. Madame
ocoRA JAMES Independent md reliable a Clay: Y:
voyant and PHI aeina can be consulted st ner 50
Washington street. between Dearborn and Cl4afs; On
tells ofabsent feI recovsss lost s19,sn prGPes
matters OF business lie As Ph5s!rl N. Madatne
james can in thiFvuy ant Bshte tell your dlease aaa
sna warrants e snre Cn5on1s ss M nessss o.
ous drugs 1ngnlids don't disptiE Of c9re PIT gsTt
MMdame James e.21 Hours rom " d eai:SStt5tIs Il
DANCER, FISTULA, PILES
~ and malignant Tumoss, Including cHncc1 9t tha
womb, are successfully. cured upon nfW ana Ehii;
o,opLcal u stem IT medical practice Dy Dr NAY
RAE without tie use oG The knife tT mac RAE s
"a rstshf!Ned rract,taner Of medicine 1T fourteen
Scan' Otce At 1;9 sauih Clark Atsee:. Cbtenso: D.
mac I:AF Il. D., 1stc Surgeon q. s. AfmT. IAd1Eeas
P. o. Rox 2ls6o ae1a-"ske! !a9
77HE CONFESSIONS AND EX-
pt 12lFNCE OF AN 1NvALID.-PubttAhed LOT
thr heneft .pd A. ! Caution TO YOUNG MEN ard
otheIs Who su:'er IRON Nervous Debility, Premature
fsecaY al Manhood, DC, enppt1ng It The same t,ne
lie M+ana ot seifCnfe. ~ one who has cured him
=, If sftrr CONSIDERABLE quscherg By IL.
cnains postpaid addressed cnye!ope single Gor!es
mrE b. bad Of the sn1ho-. NATHANIEL MAYFhII:.
Esgx Brooklyn. Kings Co,S. Z. ds5-a1t11ads1r
, 1864-12-21

c. Warrick, 10sth inf.
+. Wort, 114th f1E.
J. r. Wells, Hath inf.
Il. P. Vim, S1st inE.
F. Whnler, 18th Inf.
Z. L. Wt:leh, 39th Inf.
j. Williams, 151st mi.
]. Winter @th inE.
c. II. Westtaf1. 113th INF,
n. L. WHgley, stst INF.
]. Waddie, 115th inf.
j. Wallace, 18th cay.
j. Wiley, 18th Inf.
c. Wilhelm, 18th mi.
Z. Wheeler. ali int.
". Willis, SD inf.
, 1864-12-21

X 1FIcE, WAsu1<o,ox, Novembet -, 1864.
hbt1tfs.- NctscAi U1ticrTr al not 'cts than Two
yesrs ssE''cc. ~ho have been hoooran,x dl.chsrEee
afsisTAET Sr itGEiHo n ths r. :. hrmy Corn
x ttnE 1'1 r. nIea =. mr. tnst.sa T.
as service, to Int bu1Ecua Lt.rrrT with :pt delas
ccle-hccoe & NAME CIV" ~
, 1864-12-21

II. Oterrills, 1tslll inf.
tE>'-.
G. Payton, 25th inf.
II. S. Powell, 15tl, int.
u. 3. Fruett, 7tll cav.
r. palter. til car.
o. Park. 115th mi.
L. y. Porter, 9Th inf.
4. F. pHnon. 11ith Int
J.. Perry, @tll luf.
r. Rsser 9th car.
]. Ryan, 9Th cav:
D. Rollins, 14th cav
G. ". Ripple, 18th inf
). Eyan. lGth cav
f. koCe<e, 18th INF.
G. 1tyan, 9Th INT.
+. Ruber, 114tf inf.
J. F. Strichcr, 10th csa'
j. Stinc, 18th cav.
II. Scot1- Sth cav.
II. sullivan, 18th cas-.
q. Sites, 9th II, Inf.
S. +. Sherman. 10th cc
j. Stills, eth cav.
S. Stroud, I'D inE.
D. Shields. 4Sth inf.
+. L. Short. 18th inf.
S. Smith, 18th inf.
S. Y. Sharp, 18th int.
J.Spicer, eth fnf.
c. Stewart, 10th init.
L l. Scott, 114th inf.
c. 6ickW'ortll, 18th car
D. u. Smith, 14th cav
L. 4. Swit1and, 7th mi
J. D. Smith, 11th inf.
j. c. Stone, 1t1th fnf.
E. Shfck, 113th init
A. Smith, 113th INF.
J. Smith, Goth INF.
]. b. Sa1iord. 115th iui
F. Shult, 115th I'M.
, 1864-12-21
Che President Petroleum ConpalY

Its 1nnds ere put Into tie company at TIC unpreee-
denied low price of one hundred toass per acre the
lo1eet crcr known oil brarng territory, ind form
, 1864-12-21

c. Stump, 18th inft-
J. Swaziland, 7th mi.
F. Statery, Gjth INF.
A. =. Smith, 111ih. ini.,
7. H. Sampson, 18th inf.
A. SwaTtwood, 151st INF.
G. Smith, 9th inf.
". D. SWizleton, 1t1tA tni
Il. B. Sewers, Blst tnE.
". W. Starboard, 112sh
inf.
j. Sanders, 5tst int.
8. F. Scramlsn, I'D inf.
y. Shorbell, 18th inf.
]. STRIPPING, 10th inE.
3. Squirca. 9th INF.
II. Stacy, 112th inf.
j. Saddon, 81st INF.
j. D. Shorb, 10th cav.
J. F. Stokes, 14th cav.
j. Sutton, 14th CAV.
S. 4. Summers, 18th cur.
D. s. Shalis, G5th inf.
". Snider, cd inf.
, 1864-12-21

TO SHIPPERS OF "DRESSED
i HOGs."- The Grand Trunk Railway tn eounec
lion With ths vermont Central" as faly ID
Bostrn md he pflncipal New England cities
, 1864-12-21

From the Rtv- Thos. Winter, Pastor Of scarborough
Baptist Church
lent preparation Qermnu Bltters add my
testinon5 to the deserved reputation Il has obtained
disorder u my bead and nervous system; 1was ~
teTs Iid and have experienced eTeaf and nndx-
pected relief ny health has been materially bsnedt
ted. confidently recommend thH article where I
meet with cuses similar to my own, and bequ ~
surcd By mai Of the,r good elects,
Respectfully xouta,
7. WINTER, Ro1boroush, Fa-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-10
VyALUABLE FERRY FRANCHISES AT PUBLIC Al

lion !. he city Hal. Monday. xoril H. 1874, a i!
he day May 1894 Lease u. Franchise q he
the essen ferry sin a. the loot OF Grand street East
river New York 10 the oo OF souh seventh street BrooA
New 70 ls: II. e
about established the slip or basin between piers
Nos 81 and 81 East river, New YORK. the foot South
Skin street BROOKLYN, T. -, or some pcnt adjacent
The said Ferry Leases viii be sod with si;1h.
rights privileges aud adyanares thereof belonging e. the
Corporation OF the ely r 81 E H,yr Ycrs
The conditions and corcnsnt. the lease. TO be in The
usual form OF ferry leases heretofore entered into By the
Corporation.
10 conform the requirements OF the city charter in res
ton TO ferries and also ,hs OF the
said ferry ferries asseraby rules regulations
dinances on tylaws are now may hereafter
70 time be made psssed by the Common Council State
The purchaser OF The ferry lease Ia
sale to the Coec,or Of the CITY Revenus sua equal 10
twenty cent ~ the amount bid FOR tae rcut 10
lease with the ohc be forfeited
the Corporation He VIII be .equilea. also 10 Furnish
his sneci, That he VIII execute bond with srs:,es 10
be approved by the compt olcr fo the puuena paynca
The OF tbc lease The fees OF TIE aciioneer aad
the expense OF the lease bonds and stamps he
Cured by The corporation for o. 10 c,nnecion s lie e
p bnkhead or premises pToposea to he leased during
Tie lease shsIl also contain covenant requiring each
ferry boat 10 have attached to It's engine IRE apparatus
sny an9 as hat he Fire Department
the city Of New York and 70 be used torhe eruxus
h,s s,Vistans. az he Fire OF tie cy OF New
for which the lessee sia receive twenty dol
lars hour for each honr engaged aud no time 10 We
''a''s" 'e MATHEW BRESSAE. Comptroller
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IgRRy LEASES AT AUCTION.
IL AT THE CITY HALL.


JrgRRY LEASES At AUCTION
AT TuE CITY HALF
-
10 Moadav Naycn Or laG4 al cle.ea onaex n IN
No sod ~ pu6lic auctieG Ia The hin,es, b;daer VIZ AZ
~ ae se.,~tsy for te,,s NJ e.. yeas fro hs II. "a.
\, Nav iaIss- - ~ y - $3.50 49, - ~aS
Tie iease az ths Ferry nav ron, the feo a;
pe, an str,et Eea ver Ma yark Ia he Ioo q, n "a I'd
a. .et Rrsokivn ri o. - 49, ' " -
Tie Lease ~ Inc Fary now es,an,shes f,, Tue 1no ar
Tsntv third 4 reat Ess. RYE, Nerr Work 10 reepuont
- -'' - '' 49, 49, - 'Ss'
MA Ie,se az the Far,v now frana foa NJ
yTsnd street Rast rve New YORK 10 tia f,ot az Grand
.traa. Rronxivn r IA 49, -S'"s - ~ " $500
Tns Iesss of The Ferrv noy sa fro ,s foo, ar
Norfh r,cr ~ VAR m IL. ;ooi az pa
gnnis svcnre HohoLen n I - $500
re Lease OF the Ferry now established from the fo,og
c,r s,onher s,resf Nor,h rver Nav ya, n, Hohnxau
SJNf ' $500 1870 wv N' " ~
m. said seyera ferry ls.sss vi ne mid Win al t,s
,n,s nryieaes ana adyansges ttore,t bn'.eag ~ he
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!oRPoaArIoN TIERS AND sfrrs

EoRPoaArIoN TIERS AND SLIPS
LEASED z Al AUCTION
Juce Z hereby giy,n thai &c conpl,ser Will
cny Es lease on bids at pubc ,ioH he Docks Piers
and belcngns TO the Cooperation OLE icsses Of which
have O. vii expire on :ee Iss day q May Iss fog bc
Catalogues containing the descripoa location aa1 erms
sae MAJ DC had upon Application tue Collector Of Gig
Revenue q this cnce yhsr9 maps w aisc ~ shows Of
the aforesaid whayves. pierre. 10 n
MATTHEW r RRENsAN. Goa, ptrosler
Cuz or INV toRE, pssiRrsesr or FrxANos
coxrrscIsR's orricz. Feb. Is 1854
NoRPoRATfoN SALE or REAL HsTArs
" PUBIC notice Is hereby gvea thas BY virtue o. the pow
vested In The Comm sstcners Of ta 6nng Fund OF
ciN or New fori w an oriaauoe Of the comraon Counc
paved February ~ 1884, and &C. OF 10 Logsure OF
sinking Fnnd viii offer for sale public suction oa satur
ssesroom No III Broadway IN the city of New YORK the
following Real Estate belonging 70 the or New York
One 10. o. Land on the south sce Of Cny Hau place
I, te city Of New York, beswecn-chsmbess Aaa kea1s
streeis.
one lot OF Land the side OF Mas stree, 4. "a
city OF Brooklyn between Water srees the East river
Maps be obtained a. the Comptroller odes Hal Of
Records. cd ind after March 20 1856
Terms Of saoTen cent OF tae purchase money and
Of auction l sale 70 be pait Mt the
once Immediately after the sae- Thirty per cent the
livery the balance remain bond and mortgage fo
ave years from May 1884 with Interest ai the sx
per cent per Annum. payable hav yearly
MATTHEW T. BHkNNAr. CoMptrotler
Orr or NGv YoRg, nFPAgsAsEf FIEsncs, coaeTeoI-
tsss OFFICE. March o 1884
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MARKET CELLARS
OTHER PROPERTY or THE CORPORATION
LEASED AT ACCrrON

Notice is hereby given that tie Coproier will Tues
day the 29h de- March 1854 lociock NJ stthe City
Hail. bids q. pubi:c auction Market Cellars.
Houses and Lots Hay Scales and other
perry for term OF i've from tho ist day OF Nay
1854.
Catalogues containing the DESCRIPTION location ana terms
Of be had upon application the Collector cf City
Revenue al this ONCE.
err or NEw YoRs, DFpAaNsST or riysscs,
C0NYrEolLyRs OFFICE Feb. 70, 1864.
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sPEEDY RFLgF AND gUaF oURE GUARANTEED.
- 1hetos 10 false deieacy prevent ycar efiste
!. ~ .p,ea.oa = ~a9U, ~ Iaspelsfd street, No cbarw
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PROPOSALS..
nEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC CHARITIES AND coz
~ ENrit0k. INV YoRK Marrh . 1874

DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC CHARITIES AND COR
IL ErCit0s, INV YORK, Marrh 1874
PROPOSALS TOR MILK.
Sealed proposals will be received 10y the Commssioue or
ppbio Charities and Correction at their ooe, No Bond
street until O'Clock ~. OF the 18th Instant urodu
cas- or supplying Bellevue Hospital foot o Twenty
sfsef East rivor BlscKwes and Kandals Islands.
year commencing the LIST OF April next with Gre
TntkmeA Country Milk OF the best quality e. he
ttef a. .rh tines and places az may be required sale.
fst rVdcnse will be required Of the ability 81 parties
Tie quantity caief ff without default and pro.
po,s . We accompanied With the names OF two tsspqn.
rr persons their proper signatures as security Tor
Al LASH II performance Of the contract.
ThC Cinmis1oners reserve u themsaycs the power ~
ewing lecung any all stoas portions
thsegi hey may deem proper for the interest Of tue
department
Aag Information required will be given application .,
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DURNHAMs FURNITURE EXPRESS. BnRsHtM's
Nd tNralturo Express Bcrnhsm's Tnrnnre Express, .
We erenh street teiwccn Fiiih Ind stall avenues
81 a0te stored All kinds ~ furniture boxed and sagcu
~. al.ags 81 fenihs3 m3gsd "a ey OF " "snsi.a
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DBLIEF IN SIX HOURS mo TRTFLTH0, NO MER
appilcaaoa 70 Or WARD % Eispensrd street where the
Do1ar ca b. consulted al all hours
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, LARGE oRDER,-sltAOgo wORTu on CAST OyF
"A ,leibng wsntsi for the Western aud California mar
Ica Iadica nrrtlemen having the syege sttcrs u
or six Drrsse " 70 sis Cor Ccss ram 81 70 Is 70,
rapies for Wooon Delsnc and Calico Dresses, SHAWN
s,us,a FURNITURE and Jewclry &C. the highest cash prize
paid by ,ring on cr addressing note % d. HfNIz s5
Mira No Don l foiget tLe gel kasHa rsns trsph
~ auth avcnu9
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-10

IT r CRozIRR. AGENT. UNITED STATES LIFE
IA. INSURANCE Company No. 40 VA. street, New YORK.
Accumulated ca sh fund, $i0OOUD0
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w ALLAog.s rFyss3As.
w I2NTH T1SE-MARsToS<'s PtAy or
PURE GOLD.
ssssss Lssec wsIack Shs'es FsAer ~e 81 na,s
nrs Haey Hiss Madeline uelrigles, n .eaa''ss etss
Carman ana Mas Green
Tomorrow night (FRiDAYl
kOSEDALR
viii DC given for the
ONE aukDRFDFH TrMF
SAruRDAY-sISS 0AkN0E'3 HErEFfr
lntst tlme tbs seasonl-Thc Road "a Rain
kONDAY--MR. GfLBERra BENEFft.
- lhrst time this seasop)-rhe Rt'sls
Drs notice will be given OF the rcpreseat,oas OF
Masks an1 Faces rand The School for Scandal
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(SoUsrY LOAN


+
sessd prspss.h ytl % received . The oompiroIers
the same viii be publicly openea for the purchase
whole Of the ~ two hundred Lhousaud dol
lars t4w 00 OF 'ot Damages Indemnity Bon1s au,ho~
rxed BY OF the Legislature Of the State New York
pasUDd February g. 1854 ordinance Board
Mayor March T. 1864
The said ooads viii beas iDteles! a. the rate OF per
cent half yearly the frat day Nay
deema5is on the frat day OF November. 1887.
The proposals viii state the amount desired and The price
hundred dollars thereof and the persons whose
proposals accepted will hereuvoa De required to depOs
with tie County Treasurer Cal the Broadway BankJ The
awarded 10 them respectively together vita the pre-
miums thereon
presenting 10 the Comptroller the receipts OF the
County Treasurer FOR such deposits the parties viii be
titled to receive bonds tor equal amounts OF the vanc
Of the sums awarded to them bearing interest from the
date Of payments
Zach prop stoE should be seated and endorsed "Prs
posals for damages indemnity bcndsn
enclosed ia q second envelope. addressed the Comp
trolier.
The right reserved to reject any ell or the bids
considered necessary to project promote the fneress OF
the county.
MATTHEW Z. BRENNAN. Comptroller.
CTv or NEW YORK. DEPARTMENT FINANCE. CoMP.
gR0ILRR's OFxIox. March .. 1864
IT r. CROzIRR AGENT UNITgD STATES LIFE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-10

A CADaMy or MUSIC.
"A aEy. HENRY WARD REECHRa
THR MERCANTILE LtBa AIRY XssOctATiOS. or r. =.
THURSDAY EVENING March TO- at O'Clock
"oUR MESSAGE 70 GRKAT BRIrAINg
Ia orjsr that The ene public may have the opportsns
~ listening to Nc Beecaers address tae Dreciocs have
Hsrqne, sad Balcony ~ Is cents.
Tickets at Library Astor place and Baach oces Broad
OF Tweny sxh stfse. and 50 Liberty sssct
a!soa. Csswen Naoks. Iiith Avenue Ho.e. CroweBs.
s.: Broadway Apreton's aud sios No Nassau street
Reserved sss sectfed cny asthe Library. Tws1i, yth
Al az once. ana Sibeus.
pRooxLyN ATHESEuM
- THURSDAY EVENING. MARCH ~
MR. AND MRS. HARRY Watkins
la their
- MUSICAL AND PRoTEAN ENTERTAINMENTS
Wrisleabs ths poplar dramstist Mr. CHARLES 0AvEHas
add eniit'ed
RAyEIiNuB
combintas ssr:es .;
Sketches ~ Character Rabs the RoNsatia.
Hiis al society. Dashcs a. the 1Eiettesu
MI aud Ms Watkins 10 .weaiy characters SAD soseS
assisted ~ the d!s.' .iisned young plAuiste
MISS CARLOT1X SHAW
whose brent rende.in OF the tbs masters
has gained her position in the
FRONT RANK or EG2orEAS ARTISTS
Particulars IN small b:ls Doors 0pca at? Begia as
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w FOODS MINSTREL HAI.f, 5:t BROADWAY,
W Opposite 3 Nicholas Hotel. Henry Wood. Propfts
tor. Ac F1|l
WOODS MINSTRELS.
MONDAY, MARCH r aud every evening dur,ag the weeS
TIE BULLS AND BEAR8 or WALL aTRBRT.
HArPY UNCLE tom. LOONKy NAPOLEON,
HAa n,,t sml4ur cMoW!uKAL TOuK CEOwS
Soags Dances Ptent&ion Scenes, Bariesques &C., 80
Doos open. 81. commence ~ O'CLOCK Tickets ~ cents
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(NUMBER 8 NEW sERIEs)


eight, seven thousand five hundred dol-
lars. .fa
DwAMIsH AND OTHER Allied TRIBES IN WASHING
TON TERRITORY
For fifth instalment on one hundred and
fifty thousand dollars, under the direction
of the President. per sixth article treaty
twenty.second January, eighteen hundred
and fifty five, ten thousand dollars.
For fifth of twenty iustameuts for the
establishment aud support Of an agricul.
tural and industrial school, and 10 provide
said school with suitable instructor or in.
structors, per fourteenth article treaty
twenty second January, eighteen hundred
and fifty five, three thousand dollars.
For fifth Of twenty instalments for the
establishment aLd support Of a smith and
carpenter shop, and to furnish them with
the necessary tools, per fourteenth article
treaty twenty'SccOnd January, eighteen
hundred and fifty five, five hundred dol'
lars.
For fifth Of twenty instalments for the
employment of a blacksmith, carpenter
farmer, and physician, who shall furnish
medicines for the sick, per fourteenth arti.
Gle treaty twenty.second January, eighteen
hundred aud liity.lve, four thousand six
hundred dollars.
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For permanent annuity for educational
purposes, per fourth article treaty third
August, seventeen hundred and Diuety.i've,
and third article treaty tenth May, eighteen
hundred and fifty -four, one thousand dollars
For eleventh instamcnt of interest, at
five per Centum, on forty thousand dulIars
for education, per third article treaty tenth
May, eighteen hundred and iirly-fUur, two
thousand dollars.
For permanent annuity for educational
purposes, per fourth article treaty seven
ty ninth September, eighteen hvndrcd and
seventeen, mud ,hjrl article treaty tenth
May, eighteen hundred and ifty-GOur, two
thousand dollars.
- SIX NATIONS OF NEW Y0RE.
For permanent annuity in clothing ant
other oseful articles, per sixth article tJea
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sENECAs AND sHAwNEEs.

For permanent annnity III specie, per
fourth article treaty seventeenth Septmber,
eighteen hundred and eighteen, one thou.
sand dollars.
For blacksmith and assistant, shop and
tools, and iron and steel for shop, during,
the pleasure of the President, per fourth
article trcnty twentieth July, eighteen hun
dfed and thirty.ono, one thousand and sixty
dOIlas.
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YAKAMA NATION.

For last Of five instruments for berefi.
cial objects, at the discretion of the Prcsi-
dent, per fourth article treaty ninth June,
eighteen hundred and lifty.live, ten thou
sand dollars. .-.
For fifth Of twenty instaments for the
support of two schools, one Of which is TO
he an agricultural and industrial school;
keeping in repair school buildings and for
providing suitable furniture, books, aud sta.
tionery, per fifth articl treaty ninth June,
eighteen hundred and ffty.Iive, ivc hun.
dred dollars.
For flnh Of twenty instalments for the
employment of one superintendent of to,
aching and two teachers, per fifth article
treaty ninth June, eighteen hundred md
fifty five, three thousand two hundred doI.
lars.
For fifth OF twenty instalments for the
employment Of one superintendent Of farm.
| ing and two farmers, two milers, two
blacksmths, one timer, one gunsmith, one
carpenter, and one wagon and plough.
maker, per fifth article treaty ninth June,
eighteen hundred and fifly,five, nine thou.
sand four hundred dollars, C..
For fifth of twenty nsta'ments for keep.
ing in repair saw and Touring mills, and
iol furnishing the necessary tools and fix.
lures, per fifth article treaty inlhJOne,
eighteen hundred and fifly-fIve, five hun'
dred dollars. 4 Hs ,e,
For fifth Of twenty instalmsnI iOs keep.
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ty eleventh November, seventeen hundred
aud DinetG-four four thousand five hun.
dred dollars. ..... ....,......