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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-13

GTNlTED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
~ fhfsesh laf age 20 Calf rntafhe y1he Will grati-
nd learn that ts Unitcs States all Steamship pAay
enthicd " that tLer
saR trnciss I'D tark a. the attempts Com
Of travel b. California by providing
thI t Factnc In connecnn With their from New
Vera o. hagt-f tLey prevailed mt the
sstat'aR ~ snr Hra m uhar then DESTROYS ~ out
s kets for through from Panama
then ship then EoiD round This doae fsom
sruosafs huss who could other
aud ny Shch ~hAt~veT ght b. he detentio
thel wosid rcLrh Francisco than ~ other
ine tntore-ees dcultes and the prevalence 81 fever
Me 90 Jsneira a. The line. ted their ipa ron reach
ng fsnsms snte pated and eaured detention
irfh.rA which by tbs impatiooee Of
IN song Onward agair. the advice Of Corp-
pary earlier cay than th1 shin could possibly reAeb
iahams These interruptions all removed. rhree
q four shp- Of the orrany INTENDED for the Pssns
reforme' trft ssn franei-oo aud oAok. that
ComTsny sle The prhi the shat
the voyage through New orb Frauciscc will bs
rerrmes Sh reFuarty sud despatch Their psoi5c tn1
freg Pan ua " san fraseisoo, consists OF the
hI.lhliL. APP an tenspu
tsptnin fech
.sinstS'.' '.'........' 49, 'sr'sin ei.sno"os
Thsir A.n,, and Gulf line from New Work 70 Chssre. d
GEORGIA ...... Captain Porrc,, q. 5. N.
Dhlo ........ tsPtSiu sehsn, q, u 8 n
FALCON. ........... Japan uartsi.in, u. IN.
The between the lines will onf.fu,y
regularly kept that delay he, he usual
the shig Pansms siii srs. Tue larse we'll
knVwn sresA and superior rimodstons II their New
icrk aud hAgrts line SOD the speed and 1dasi-nl
Of N. "a ps Of their Pacific line thu rass
leaves Angus lath. ats 4 u.
10 RnPrsrS warren aud West, ,ts
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LDND. a. SOLLiNs. o. wnii s1rsa.,
40 lkOHN. SIilPl.sYk co, L,seruosI

NE % the~~ ~l he able
ssst sui~n, sPsc. js~.,, prveous stones or metals
aaitaa tus o. acng fign-e ths~~'er ssH the vsvs
thsr~ot insrs prcssea.
Lfon NATURALIZATION STATES NAIL STEAM
ship ft'iFlL, capt EIra ryu.--rai, steamship srn
sspsrt an nails Tor Europo positively saturday
Aasui zfth r. her berth the foot Of Canal No
berth serured u aid Tor ALI letters and
thfeuSa The sncs Fer freight havitg
ecusea " Weasiieus Tor ss comfort apply
bDWAHD X. COLLINS, sG wall street.
M ssss@sr ATLANTIC oh, s"en.e. ~. ~soisc, AND sa
k~g I'M
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Passengers Arrived.
sAvANSAIt-Drs Ceisstbs-Mr Kelly, Mr. Walsh.
NoRroLs-schr Empre-MI Graham. Nr PEEK. Mr. Rogers
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Weekly Repor, Of Deaths aud Interim nts
In the city Of Brooklyn for the week ending Aurnst

Msies. %, Females, 10; Adults, Q; Children, So
Total IS
offce Of Board Of Health. August 10. 1860
4. n WILEY. ply stefan % the BOARD
N. B-1nt.rmsnts In Green wood aud other Brook
Il n grounds from New York aud other places So
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-13
EoR IENALEs ANDMLLKs DIR. LARZErrE's JON

uNOR IENALEs AND LEs-DR. LARZETrp's JUNO
Cordial or Progressive VI Nir prescribed effective
restorative IN 81 b. IT, lmrOienry
and all irrvEulsritio % nature - all that Processes 10
be- viz Natures ar At rest rative. aud Tor thp
In the N ed without nspring
for f.mina emis.ons general debility ri e seaknes, q
the genital ors,ns nervous afections euc rrha.
in.isorntng medicine ~ ~ qusllsd Als ce-sa
m " for incipent p,vr 40 intisesten So ony
BY JJDSONS co, 1.-THE only American Asents No Joan
atra
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IIslgKb sTAr - nAIL sIaaaLK nErwEEN NGW
- yart aud vsrr~oi rhs shps composing line an
As
Allan nc, Ss,.A.s asft Aiglig eaptlin Luoe
PACIFIC, CspsalE BALTIC, Captain conassp-h
ADhlArit. Captain Ursfton.
sh..s hsvng bul ~ sonrass expressly 70,
has sheir oeu.
srustisa. ais ,heif sas,le~ ensure strsssth
thsif for Passenger "a.
ssuAsa Ger Price ~ passage from Nev
terh Lvss ool sl3e exclusive ~ eta.
rssras fv >ehsrhs asosr.< until pad Tor An expert.
surEeer ~ 30 .sseh.s ssch ship For f-e,rA.
pS~~se sHrly -
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MO CURE NO PA1.--Di- CoRBsrT. 10 DUANE ~.
~ may BE- consulted the treatment % certain dses
diseases practice OF sixteen devoted % th.
Of defeats dise.-es cnasies Or. wort
weed.
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ME D1CAL.


DR WARREN Is c6NfIoENTIALLy cossUbTEt
q rSSl sS ss:s . Dr. . ss
eascs See his diploma In BE .foe No. Mott street, win
:n, x: 10. nT.ss , sS.
Dk; is CONSULTED ON .yssEssAl
shrty years enables him perfectly wtihsut
ss .cniss ,s.sS.. =. lev Ne re- M
cured Bee bic L.,dcr diplomats hs ones o4H FULTON
nR. RALPH, AUTHOR OF rHE PRACTICAL Pri-
~ sste Treatise, ks0fSoe hours yto IL A. NJ Ito y.
H. tsundsy excepted tsO. SO Gresnv1eh street Thess
surprised rapidly sf the cure In str,surs
from its hrss or Incpiers to ts more advAoes ds-
insure sueh osrtsa aud rsasi s.-s ss,.
Amtrcs.
nR L. NoRTAMoRE WOULD SAY TO THOSE WHO
have ocntraetsd diseases "cura ut voess" that Ia
1ahs Of thy health have devoted many year. ny
tient. Those vhs wish consul, sOmplsnsa
may do so tfrce Of essrse) from "A. n. sgads
ksa,ss Who anSsshpsy tell you That they only can eur
You and that their Find 81 medicine ali that
been ruined BY these sso,sts call upon daily. g6 vii.
liam street
nR YAwCETT IS COhFIDEsT1ALLY CON SUITED
- at his Once 8 frankfort street all pvste diseases
The yield to hi. mode q treatment which "a
the principle. Eeceat oursa ia
lev StrictuTsa the plan.
Ihe victim OF solitary indulsenoes also Apply, with
nR COOPER. u DUANE STREET HAS FOR ruE
~ las, fourteen confined his practice the trrA
nent ~ nercutia ard Other diseases o. delicate r,rrs
lie m q aggravated ca es Of this disease .nd
mild eases ia i've "a ave day. perfect eur. o. no
chsrrs
Mo CURE NO pAr-pi- CoRBirT. 10 DUANE ~.
may BE- consulted the treatment % osrtsin dsess
ent Of aeats dise.,es snasss Or q 20 -ro The srs,
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ROOO tIff NItfuTF faT u h1n-l sIas1a
tsrietar-- spa sntlsf rsst.ss 80 go
v'thoat ne lssst re~tretipns aflal
chase In sppra,ten - essiss s rfetlslar s.s.s :.
~ ssse hteh tho tnre slli aaf aa
esi- ~ ~. husar~d aiar rsrhsrth. atsssss rsns~s
~ eonse's "a se-s - tks takas sal.<
nh pat % " hct,es wsth fs aresss.a "a a. sns
lasts EEL -m.sY rsrwd ssps al ~ VI
xins. va Rr-.sws.i 10 p.ssra .fr-s
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TEE uNDEkslaNkp co>rlsuYs I'D ADVANCES

II NUF NNEB
fnnds Tor the supr'ss Auc repairs Il "a "a
tbs most rrssor able terms az Ne tATe n tssoi
ISAAC cu asa, q. A',sasaL
He would Also heg tcscall tie Atestina M. "a .s.-.
he scrs,sr ~ ths Navy o. the Sngiiity fAa ape sss
place fturpies To- eruisefs " these sa.t n
the ftalih'nss the climate suA fssslhfg
every requisite sison's fesn t.af IN Aamiralt ssfis
and having veil supyiss osss ysrs. DassE tie -
June, Jniy and August, sisns Bsy 10 eSnsasfed NOR
safe than Table Bay.
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DAhIs AND LO>DoN fRtATsENr ~ fsivAn
ess-i-nerrsl ~sr's. NulsI rias slsvt ,hil<
suree IN lev hesrs ~ getahl@ eai srtielifas
cot pain Csses 81 ioursss ysar tAss "a s,h-f
ss's ~ p~rrlsrsuty -urtt. Nura q reftit
ysry ~ assertion. that ~ ether. suAi
cshiiiy ncr sny essx, can rtsss uneSs
~. IARwpSr q, Rsas. .,-..,.
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Weekly Report OF Deaths

In the City County Of New York the 81 day Of
gust to the 10Th day 81 August, 1850.
Eon. "a Women. 70i Boys i76i Girls. i3a fetal a5l.
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OCEAN STEAM SAviGAflJs CJAPasy.-fpH ssI-
~ men, via soathamptan 1he u ' aa st-a slv ia T.
Mann, ratrr.e en'n%nier, s sail for Sfsnen. via
Septtnmpton. Tuesday August ~ from Sir sob ~
ac'0ck 4. NJ Fca Il passsse cabin $780,
DO. o. in the eond eahir So experienced rgsop
alta he'd Ia the ship AL letters the Pest
onss specie aslv'rtt H. ussre reduced rstas For
hoLiFk SAND Agents. 3, srna4~ay
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EhPiKk CITY Lisa-rnIVUUd ti,KGrs 10 AN
~ srsncisca. via thhsrss-rhe vpl~sda hiy Es-
PltE CITY, 20 tour bsrthen ID. W. sotnmane~s.
will leave her dock pier Ne ~ u. tor chazv, Lee
day. August istA ats senek ~ eiyb. p.sSse a,Siy
to J. HOWARD n SOW. "a broaswsS
Tie steamship CREs, ESr CITY O. sosdsrd eos. .sd-
SCI her
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LfOR CAlIfoRNIA-DfsPATCH LlSE-rIRsr vgs-
y toi-Iht Nsrl East SAILING. 'ssly c.psef.i
ship NARY AM ADEiI>E. sens per Ssr 4
kssr Tie most cont ratle arsngrtients provided
for families. come q -heh sirsaiy
ate srleau'n will b, sssst) Tor .pi ,s Of
cargo. " SUI ron q Wal ~.
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DK- L. NoRrAxoRE WOULD SAY TO THOSE VINO
DR. YAwcETT is cohFIDEsriAlLY CONSULTED

nR. COOPER DUANE STREET, has. FOR THE
~ las, fourteen confined his prsetce 70 the
ment ~ nercuria ard her diseases o. delicate
He oan cure the ~ Aggravated OF this disease sud
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DslyATs DisEAsss. ~ TEsIH GrtE~r srauss
eurec !, Dt 70 isney O. zap %. stfs@l
way, ~ lev hsurr sltheat nraussnre.as -.
last hree malta ever ts ref slaaa.s a.
stssaneossJ Ia Old Ana din ais esasp pas...a
Female Periodical rtiis. Ac. o..
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-
tC-lhs and eli Eaet STEAMSHIPS suLD HUNTER Capt
touilisrd, Wi mmeuce Go regal ~ bvtMesB
fTanoi-co. sa1Afisn and RAT Bis tc-chi'a
san Pedro san Diego having san Francisco the mon 4
Of july hsEstiin asd hi,r regularly
y d. tren the GATE q her erst rival tbs COIL
Hunter nom her light dauTht t'te he htrhw
~ 1aratlsn fr the c.svsnisnoe Of afs.f
they ardgd vail preceef 10 san Ble. reia.ieg only
sufficient time fer 20 iald AID embark
turn 20 kssa'an This .esnsh Is only ok moths ola.
Las proved 10 excellent boat has 1oWbe esises
the Paciac Ocess She incurred che
beet Offices York. The stishmer 70
The route viii ensure 20 issyslsr. shout - leave
the United states and Meseo TO- 'alf ruis SAFE regular
and expediti-us 81 c0nyeynns from tls
Coast. Colo cusi receives freight aai sarsa. Sss
Francisco, MAJ ~, bssD
SIMMONS HUTCuIssSs 90. sSsau.i
Sss frsnsisce.
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MORT. rAip, y 90 .,.,,. ss ss.I,l'''

YNHkOUCh LlkE fVk SAH rnsNSi $40, IA GGlA-
4 Erst. direcG.-Tte spicndto ssaaasAip CdLay.ER
Henry wndie, Comnander will leave her a-ok No
N. r. for shAxre-, direct Tuesday. 18Th shrse
eeloek. Passengers will place their abe
day previous Fer PASSIVE arply q
howLssD q ssr'f> Ati.
- ~ sou n strr1t
In Consequence OF stree of sesther the
July 10Th, the d.rartnre Of tie steamship
her hext hatres will be d.iay,a until
day, August cSth . ocoek The A,p &Rptf
will q. detained At PsnAms un the arrival eAs-
seng'rs ~ that place.
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IN NERVOUS DEBILITY -DK on LANEv ~ LIl
~ pfnarr street eaninues "a pa pt'tsuas stsatlsa
All ei-sss.s sri-ins from iseseIssian vssA
luni arr euieef seminal ssshnss 49, aettlify
tency, Sc Hts psruisr fresfif~
srats ~ ~ntps Postpaid .aar.ss J. $40 era, o.
~
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S1EAssulr OsrREY. roa gdA sLgsIoN a c.-rss
~ fpeadid 81 amshP o>Patr Dee nsSa. der,
will sail frsm the vhare,. % Lmss'd street. fbis
phis, on sAtprssy, August " 40 &c ses. pr
frogA or passage apply 81 KIN LEf 60 Rsfrs--
Wall street " Brusa-ay sh.rs N a tLs al,
sh.sle leave Ne. Vera On ThHs aay riee 70 pee
eutic fot OF farther infcru rsfsr 20 n lfrrIs
FlkLp. kinsiey 60 q Irrrrss
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not converse together very Cfen did not see
Thompson there twice week don't think ever
saw him there after the torpedo conversation have
seen him there on visits can't say how many
times perhaps three or four times; saw Thompson
and Bennett in the room before | went into the pan
try believe Thompson was sitting at the window
and Bennett at the table; don't remember whether
heard conversation before went into the pantry
my attention was attracted by Mss b ennet; be-
fore that think Thompson mentioned Drurys name;
believe he said he put the torpedo on Diary
that the world was not large enough for him and
Drury he said bis uncle made box, and he made
the torpedo ct the procuring of w arner or arren'
TO get a sum Of money 20 kill woman w arren
or Warmers wife; Mr.. Bennet said, think,
that be didn't think Thompson was such a
wicked man heard Bennett say that ne thoughV
il his duty 70 expose you 70 the autnoIlIies' MI
Philips here objected 10 the character oil the cross
examination Of the efforts OF the prisoners coun-
sci 10 entrap the witness BY placing words
in her mouth. Mr.. Smith replied Authorities
were read and after the lapse OF hall an hour the
witness was recalled think Thompson begged
him not to think he said 1t would destroy himself
and family don't recolect whether Bennett made
any reply; think Thompson said if Bennett exposed
him be would stand in danger OF being murdered
or burned down think they then had some high
words, and Thompson went oil heard blow as
il struck on his hands and some swearing; heard
Mss Bennett say she was afraid IT her iather IN
formed of Thompson that they would get burned
down murdered. Thompson was a man
Of bad character Miss Bennett asked me to 90 out
lest something should happen was not requested
by Miss Bennett while in the pantry TO remember
the conversation; witness on thompson s
trial then testified 10 conversation in the green
house don't know how many times have spoken
with Miss Bennett in regard to the torpedo; never
talked with any one except the Bennett family on
the subject saw Drury at Bennets never talked
with old or young Drury on the subject.
l. 4 . r. -, ,,~1o or
the pantry Miss B. was skimming milk part of
the time Yves making bread had not finished.
The Court then adjourned until Saturday morn
ing, at 10 O'Clock.
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To ROSS BAKERS,

TVNHE NFW.YORK OPERATIVE BAKERY UNION
informs Boss Bakers generally that they have opened
The rooms known a. fGfspdst Hail. Ia Grsndst near
Rrosdwsy as house OF call and reading room which
will be kept register Of unemployed Journeymso Bakers
open for calls from O'Clock AM I'LL NJ Ii is 10 bo
hoped that Employers will IL bs their when
10 want Of hands send first the House Of Gail In
doing they will do much 10 elevate esery member OF the
Trade and sDpeseds thai soul ana body wesyng and de-
grading system which compels from shop 10
shop for monlhs 10 search " employment En-
poyers 10 the country 10 want of man or men will do
" 10 address The House Of Call stating whslhsr
foreman or second hand wsnted TO prevent mis-
under.ianding, he which they wish employ
the All such comm alions will be slricv attended 10
Operative Bskers TO the House Of all
on Saturday, evening The Chair will be taken O'Clock
Cards Of sb-rshp will be a1ed and other business Of
interest," The Reading Room 10 plsntfay sup
Piled with local and foreign newspapers aud periodicals.
BY order Vt COMMITTEES. JNO Il. kENNIE, President
JAS koBEkTsos, Rec Secretary. my3 a.
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THE FEw....For The Tribune.

B.kp.srRIsGs that stir with fsery musio.mouon,
Atthe deep hour OF shadows snd Of dreams
psinbows that brighten on the desert ocess,
Diamonds through caverns pouring sunlike CLEANS.
N.
n sasse are mysteries for monrnfu feeling,
How may we note the strange and grievous fale
OF Spirits luminous with Gods revealing,
Yet with their gins for blessing, desolate.
'Neaih lowly roof, away by singing river;
And mid the greetings Of the city-room,
FOR SOUS exeellng stl is c'inging ever,
The solitude that makes its lovely doom.
Al shameless too, that ever are inviting
To clown and knsye for mallson and wrong
The life serenely Zeal to the lighting
or Truth and Beauty, sighted mid the lhrore.
Ever within-to voicings low and tender,
All pure glad things their magic story tell,
TIL thought grows wise aud epturo1s 70 reudeT
Repose and ryihm to that winning spell
Ard then, how sadly love with them is leaning
O'er timely lives, the stony still and cold
To fair ms piring here-ihat fnsde the meaning
symbold so slernly by the Sphinx Of old!
palatiae, n. J. May ], 1850 !. A ~
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CITY ITEMS.
ing, at 10 o'clC


CHARGE OF GRAND LARcENY.-Ohicers VIM.
H. Stephens and Magnes yesterday took into Gus
tody woman named Catharine McClusky on sus
picion of having stolen pocket book containing
note Of hand for $500 and 500 in bills on the Mid
dletown Bank, Penn. all in $50 notes with the ex-
ception Of four 500 bills, while at the BOwery thea
ter on Wednesday evening" the property OF man
named Wilder, stranger in the Clty, who was
conversing with her at the time No portion OF
the money found in possession of the accused,
who was committed by Justice Lothrop for exam
nation.
CONFIDENCE GAME.-Thomas Smith, alias Coop
err well dressed coOred man, was arrested for
obtaining from horse dealer 81 in money and a
drive round town in a wagon with pair Of cream
colorod horses on the pretense that he was com
mssioned to purchase the horses for Messrs. Sher-
wood & Fisher. In the course of the ride he Dor
rowed 81 from the horse dealer, who on learning
from Mr. Sherwood that he had not authorized the
man to make any purchase for him, caused him b
be arrested The magistrate dismissed the com
plant
ARREST OF A LUEATIc.-Olicer Lusk of the
LIST Ward arrested about l O'Clock yesterday NOR
ming, a man by the name of Rufus Ford, whom the
officer found in Greenwich street, in a deranged
state Of mind The officer took him 10 the station
house, and on his person was found sl53, In gold.
Ford stated that he was from Philadelphia, and
that some persons were pursuing him to take
bis life.
~ An owner is wanted for a valuable gold
watch and chain which is supposed TO belong to
man residing in Monmouth Co. N J. The watch
was placed for safe keeping in the hands of al in
dvidual while its owner was on spree. Apply
TO Capt Gantz at the Tenth Ward ation-house.
FIRST WARD.-Peter Baker was arrested yes
terdav morning in the First Ward for stealing new
lead pipe, AZ pounds committed. Aso Charles
Cassidy for stealing clothing from Capt Frost Of
barge Warren at Coenties slip. Also John Baker,
for stealing packing boxes in Beaver-st. Also
Marry Duffy for pawning the clothes of s. Shippers
SECOND WARD.-William Jones was arrested
last night in the Second Ward for stealing guam
tity of meat
FoUYDIING.--A female child was left in an entry
corner of Pine and Nassau SITS. last night. Taken
to Aims House and christened Margaret Pine after
the street where found.
INsANE.-George Frederick, crazy, arrested at
the request of his wife, in the Seventeenth Ward
LARcENT.-Lucy Sanford was arrested in the
Fourteenth Ward for stealing a lot of clothing
from 50 Elizabethst
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DUBLIC SOTlcE.-sUPkEnE cOUKT.-In tbs matter Of the
application Of the Mayor Aldermen and Commonsy Of tbs City
relative tho opening that part o First nos
already opened from Forty second street Harlem RIVER the
Twelfth Snseeuh Wards Of sad CITY Public Notice hsrsoy
gwen the Mayor Aldermen and CommOnsy OF the CITY Nav
YORK pursuant sts such made and PROVIDED that the
the Mayor Aldermen ard Commona Of the City Of New York,
intend application the Supreme Court Of the State OF New
YORK SPECIAL Term Of the sad Court 70 Be he'd At the CITY Hal,
City New Yo Monday the third day Of JaSs 1880 10
III. openDgo the Coson that day th-rsA. coua
heard for the appointment Of Commissioners OF ksnsts
the above sut-d that the <a
Of the the opening Of that Of First
already from Forty second Harlem RIVER
Twelfth and Sneteenh WARDS Of SAID City, lad out upon The
map plan Of the sad City BY Tns Of an Act entitled an Acf
touching the out Of streets and hafs
ia the City Of New and for other puposs passed April ID,
loT.-Dasd, New York, April 3d. 1859
my7 J.3 HENRY y DAVIES Counsel 70 the Corporation.
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Broadway BANK NEw-YosK, May IS 1880
rI,UR ANIMAL ELECTION for Directors Of his

Bank and for Inspectors FOR the neat succeeding Sc
tor viii be held at The Banking House on Tuesday ne
llh day Of June next The Pol vii be opened a. u
O'Clock and close Pm By order, 49,,
uyz5 Jill J l. EYERITT, Cashier
DIBLlc SoTIcE-sUPRErE cOURr.-in h- matter Of ns
sppcor of the Mayor AS-m-n and CotnnonAy Of ne y
ONE lot r-zss the op-ang " Fith ay-o1e IRON O.e ~
dres and rty -cord 70 th- Harlem hFsri Ne
War Of cfy-Pub her-by gwen b. he Mayor Afsf
snc commosaty the C Of Sssiork pursuant % sAl
an1 provt-t hat the SAT - MAJ AefI71
sns Coronay of- Cfyof New Yok intend % make aPpan
supr-n- Cogri q S-s fora AZ sei en o.
sad Court Cy Hal s- City Of Nsr lor. Q.
Nonay, The y DAY q Jln. 1880 II he cT-nnS o. NJ
ssy. thereafter counsel b heard f Ne
Corn.-on-r Estimate ald Asss.sfen ta- tfs
tic and -tert Of ne inprofsn~ll
op~ne Ar sv@uue Hundred anf 1hv eono
u TIE HARM Ry.r II The TW.h Ward Of TIE CITY Of Ne iott
upon map piAn Of tie sd ely ~ sri- p -
entitled relative lnpruv-uents, toucnnz -
CITY New fors Ant ior o.a~f PP
pss-~c Aerl ID. Is7.-Dated ss- fork, NAY ls ies.t
nv Ia HENRY DAVIES. Counsel " NJ coroorston
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JAMES COLE, Aucuoneer.
1Of VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS, IN THE

iDI CITY Or bhOOhLl N;-fOot,Itin6 ., SALe.v
June 1880 at - o'clock at the Merchants Exchange IN
the City OF New York. 1874 lots Of grOnnd each 25x00 feet
siusie In The Ninth Ward Brooklyn bounded by Bedford,
Nostrand Marcy Tompkins and Putnam avs Madison and
Monroe SITS.
The and streets all regularly laid out open,
and handsomely graded. The situation OF the lots IL ex-
ernely beautiful and very justly admitted 70 be
equaed by any property in the neghborhood The Gin
Onav and Bedford line Of omnbusses leave Fu0n Ferry
every few minutes during the day until midnight
veying passengers to within very short distance OF the
property line Of omnibussesis likewise In conlempls
ZION to run 10 WILLIAMSBURG, direct through Bedforday
The restrictive clause against nuisances will be n
serted in the deeds the purchasers Twothirds Of the
purchase money remain bond and mortgage for i've
years per interest ten per cent 10 be paid on the
dAy Of sale and The balance the first day Of July next
when full wauAnlee deeds will be delivered. Information
10 title. which Is uneXceplOnsbe, be obtained Of
VIM. p Powers Esq. l06 Broadway, corner OF Pins-si
Lihogrsphic maps he had application 10 Richard
Ten Brock ESQ Aston House, and a. the Offices Of the
suconeer IS FulIon-st Brooklyn, and WallsL N y
my28 ists (4i0)
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NEW MARKET.

1'HE SUBSCRIBER takes this method OF informing the
Il public that be has opened a new Mea. Shop, 81 east
side Of Thirdsy between TvenIy-hnh and Tweniy-sxtn
where be intends furnishing the best Of every kind OF
meal IN It's season. determined that nothing shall DO want
Ing on his part give entire satisfaction
Also, al he same place Beef Calves, Sheep and Lambs
o. wholesale fair for cash or Al the saug inter
house In between Second and Third ava
myl6 In NICHOLAS RYERSON.