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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-18


NETRoPoLlTAN BANK.-THIs BANK WILL con-
Tsnee business on W,,dneseay the lih instant 81 No
pared to receive uneurrens money wY,,,v. c.,,,,,
u viii be ready for the transaction Of business. a, is
banking house No s. Bewery on TSe;day ne 9th Instant
NEW YORK FLOATING DRY DOCK coMPANY.-A
dividend s q y Per cent mt on s b. :sg s 4 q @
rent msn,hs payable on saS after The day May
nes The transfer book will be closed from the 81 Nay 70
~ order i Mason D Secretary
NgoHAwK VALLEY RAILRoAD.-T BOOKS or
lsoPensd The CHEMICAL Bank ana a. The ose q Arthur
ne rsrsr q he ,srrsS and emss NAV b. obtained and
msp sad rrosiss ,e route seen Al iSs latter place
IisI! sSSosEvrLr. Commissioners.
y. mANN, grr
" tsresssd in the above wtpioase cali on the
3D. where they viii End az . ne s.Sea f9T sale
OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ADVERTISER WISHES
Yl,OOV g E,t special rsT.ser With 500 o. sicoo
coed location and does sash saness altos'h.r TIE req
he taken with few hundred dollars Address Business,
CHICAGO CITY LoAN.-sEALgD PROPOSALS. WILL
be received At the Mayors Once In the city Of Chicago,
end At the once Of strachsn Scott in the city Of New
sss Thousand Doisrs term not exceeding ten years.
The bonds se issued IN suns no. lss than i've hundred
Iayssl: say aud prineiPa and interest psyssis
sc q ths CRY Tressursrn chssG ny ssssr q ss Com
Chicago, April ~. 1851.
DENNsyLvANIA RAILROAD-NoTiCE TO CON-
tras,ers-Propofas viii berocsyed from The Oh to The
sns and masonry q that part fthc mountain division
county and Prngles Point few miles beiewJegsrs'n ~
Eamh N, distance Vf - miles. The road within this
distance Mill the Allegheny mountains enoountorns
Of ee heaviest grading offered In ts country In ad
diticr 70 number ~ extensive cuttings and
cuver.. there will be tunnel yards in length ~ the
eumis Of TIE mountain. and another Of yards through
Prnsss Point Terms cash, monthly. For further nfor-
nation ~ Wy e Edward Miller E,q Associate Easneer
Engineer. Atoms. /. lair sount
Engineer DspA r.nt. 7. X r. Co. Philadelphia MayIls5i
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
PERSON Al.

PERSONAL.
DERSONAL NOTICE.-THOsE WHO ARE ANXIOUS
70 obtain respecting the gentleman who dis
appeared from Exchange place. can receive
formation i'm portant by having personal with
GEO RELYEA Independent Police ofee, 100 Broadway.
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TIENY LIMBS GRAND CONCERT At CASTLE @ Ar
he sa e had at sAREETf
FdkD's Bookstore. no. As.cr House. - -
Jenny LIMBS GRAND CONCERT AT CASTLE GAR.
for choice tie above concert is At JAQuEs BRO.
IBEh's Music stsre. ss5 Broadway.
Jenny LIMBS SIXTH GRAND CONCERT At CASTLE
~ Il. BAIIiERr's, Book Store, 20 Broadway.
TICKETS FOR JENNY LIMBS coNcERr-xoSpAY
evening at Cstie Garden Seats 70 all parts q the
NAN = 90. No. castor House, opposite tho Museum.
MECHANICS HALL, NO. az BROADWAY. ABOUT
Grand ssressopsn every nisas during the e Until
nINsIRILs eonPrsnx an sfheeIs ard versa:ia "eorp.
s shss sSs:s
iOr ;uecsssion Of "6vs years. h.y. lssn received
sRs s
sSrdsy next for IL. q LADIES' ana yaSs
niles, commencing ~ o'clock, r. n.
WILLOWS nINsTRELs, AT FELLOWS MUSICAL
- Hall No. ~ Broadway. between Howard and Crane
origins: a1s veil Tsos hn ns
sssS:
Ger n s G ,as been ss'yss with
oIoii' :i, eonss!s sGn.is. q burIssaus Iain og.n
and s
az srand concert 70. tie
sion. Is cents. Doors open o'clock; 70
RuRToN.s THEATRE.-A cARD-MR. BLAKE RE.
~ speetuily TO h friends tho public
his Benefit will take place at the above popular establish
nent on Monday evening. May u. WHEN will DO acted Thy
express reauest) the Comedy o. LONDON ASSURANCE
Lady Cay spanker. Tin which character ste
dramatically received Tueeday last ct Broushams L
ceum) Mrs Mallaek. Jr Sir Harceurt Courtly Mr.. w
Blake DAZZLE Mr. Lester; NEEDLE. Mr.. Burton. Mr. Bland
Mr. johnson, Mrs., RUSSELL Mrs sLerrctt Miss Hill, also
sustaining characters IN the prosamme q the night Full
Box Book suow open.
CASTLE GARDEN,--TIIIRD SUNDAY EVENINGS
~ Concert May ls Mcssra. French ueiscr have
sure 10 inform the public that tho sunday Evening Concerts
Garden which have heretofore been exceedingly
popular and attractive have Recommended and will be
tSnsd throughout the Summer enlarged
purpose, they have made arrange with tic talented
rector OF the Italian Opera Mr. Max Msrtzek who will
duet these Concerts In They have also engaged the
entire Grand Orchestra Of the Italian Opera Various
works Of them composed expressly Tor these
will be produced during the and the propretors will
TO make these Concerts attract
i've. possible than they have been heretofore. Admission
% cents. rich and varied programme Performances 20
commence o'clock precisely Nc pcstponement on ac
count 81 the weather
NATIONAL THEATRE. BOSTON. = THE sUBscRr-
~ bers having leased the above establishment for
q years ready 10 receive proposals. FROM ladies aud
gentlemen Of the theatrical profession 81 ACKNOWLEDGED
lent for ENGAGEMENTS Season 20 in August
September newt All letter. tpost JaidD will receive De
diate attention from j. H. Wright Acting Manager or o. O.
spear, Stage Manager. J. u. WRIGHT,
/. q. q. SPEAR.
H. W. FE>NO,
BcsroS May rs. ISL. CTO BIRD.
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~ - -.
WANERIY HOTEL. CORNER OF BROADWAY AND
tnd wil open the above Hotel Monday. Nav 10Th
lie Louie built expressly Hotel with rariors and
a rooms vel. arranged with all the modern improvements
knd furnished In the beet style The beautiful location u
public PATRONAGE. l. W. RENAL.
NEPTyNE HOUSE, NEW ROCHELLE, n. J.-THTs
otlEhtiu and fashionable Fumsnor residence having
untcrfone extensive improvement b. the addition Of
n,y seerng apartments new dining room. kitchen, Sc
hc' made on the most liberal scale fer the pleasure and
Nte6ee OF v and embrace everything hppertaininr
,y lotel o. The hrst order. s location u unsurpassed
rheauy and being adjacent the waters u
IonT Island sound and no % fine ~ country The
ta VIII maintained in superb msnncr and The stock
CURTIS PECK, Jr.
pAvIIIoS, NEW BRIGHTON -THts ESTABLISH
nlent s nov opened for the The proprietor viii
te berry 70 enter into rrraneecnts with parties who
dese 70 favor him ~ making their Summer residence e
can always he found the premises There still
sN,1 ~ hpartments an single rooms discncared.
New Brighton. May o. 1851 n BLANCHARD.
i OLtsElLLE HOTEL. LOUISVILLE KY.-M. KrAN
iroifeter-llts well-known house has lately been
h ana very materially improved by the addition q
hy new once and bar tnow scptratel which are htted
~ We Get aplruyfd mode style. The house has been
srtnEhy repaired and furnished with entire
q iurntare carpets. bedding &c. Those Improvements
i've Rsauy increased the accommodation ~ the house,
Wrnetor trusts that these improvements, together with
~ LIS, sAItrenee, viii be properly appreciated By his
EETNCH AND AMERICAN RESTAURANT. NO 6
afren ttree-ihe uudtrercd informs iia friouds aud
,t bnhht thtt hc viii oTen the above mentioned place
= The most comfortable, aud on Tho hest style.
LOUIS GALTAnRUN.
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TRAVELLERs, GUIDE.

4
FOR SING SING. LANDING AT HAMMOND STREET.
70 Yonkers l cents; Hastings Dcbbs Ferry. and larry
town, lSh Sing Sing, ~ cents-rhe PRETTY
steamer JENNY LIND. Captain Wilson, will leave from
foot u Chambers afternoon At 81 oolock Fri
attk NJ IRE eh taken on rsasonsbie terms For fur
Their particulars. apply on board B-The Jenny Lind
will make every sunday morning Rock
land Lake leaving New York from foot Chambers
at oeioek landing az Hammond street. Manhat.anvie,
Rachsnl Lake AZ o'clock r. ~ and arrive ia New
York alout hafrast o'clock y. n. Fare and from
Rockland Lake, Hts cents each way.
SuNDAY MORNING BoATFoR NEwBuRcu POUCH
- keepsie andkngston, landing at csldveiis Cozsens
Dock New Hnmbrrsh Milton, Hyde Parh and Rhinsbeeh.
ourhne a. foot % ammob street The fast sailing steamer
SANTA CLAUS. Capt Elmendorf viii leave the pier,
Of Chambers street every Sunday morning at half
Toelock returning will leave Rondcut at TX oeock Pm
1--WE O'CLOCK LINE FOR ALBANY AND INTER
mediate IandinRs-Tare 20 centa-The and
ssmsr BUrTAO Capt smith will leave see fost a. ma
clay Ereet sunday afternoon. at o'clock arriving time
20 tske the express train Of vest For AMI
state rooms. srply on board.
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA : new yoRx
~ and Philadelphia dircot-United States Mail iAns-
THROUGH IN ~ hours via New Jersey Raroad Fars
sroed 3for and 81 % for
New York At GA NJ from foot Of Courtand street, and
and ~ from foot cfLiherty street Leave Phils-
delphis ats and A. n. ana r. ~ frcm ths net s Wal
CAMDEN AND AMBoY RAILROAD LINE Yn0n
" New York 70 Phiiadephin-Leaves pier No. I NORTH
River, BY steamboat JOHN POTTER; Mcrnisg Lire. as
ether line e forward deck 81 snisrsn, I4S.ss .sssh
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khANhLlN AUSEtAi Ho thAThAM SQUAHE-GD0
= LEA. Sole Proprietor. Admission-seats in Private
Boxes ~ CENTS Stage sents ~ oents Boxcs rs cents
Quet, l2 cents-Eesant Saloon performances Afssf
noon .ad Evening eommsnss 10 tie ai.sr
varied snd select sen
etno other place q amusement Nov York. consisting
Leas Female Ethiopian 0rers Troupe nft,eu
being the Jarrett and At the time the ned
talented band In the United States Model
urs who selected for their beauty 6grr. whs
psrsonate number Of beautiful! taheaux taken from tLs
pictures Of ancient and modern times Of arah
Girs who 70 through variety q issts Of strength ana
dextery; Madame kcsalne the only Female JurHler
world company Of Msls aud Female Artists who will 1--WE
An exhibition OF Marble stntusry unequaied in wor
afternoon and evening" For particulars da y.
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TIE WORLDS FAIp.--rnE WHOLE OF the cARa

TIVE WORLDS FAfB.--TTE WHOLE OF THE CaRG
n cfme U. s. ship 81 Lawrence having been conveyed
from Southampton and deposited IN the Palace
ar our direction We are prepared 70 attention 70
the vahos efeshibore. Parties visiting
" call at our Liverpool and London ocea where they viii
hnd hlts q the latest American newspapers where their let
tera may be addressed, where letters credit
EDWARDS. SANDrOR 81
Is Wall street New Yttk; Columbia Buildings Lyerpoor
and ~ and - Cornhill. London.
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MANHATTAN BUILDING Observation-Disclosures
w Owing TO the number Of applications at the meeting,
Inst in order to transact business Those who thereby
from subscribing informed that they
at TIC rates. until the second Monday June The
Of the association has been unparalleled that
Ia estimated there will be fifteen hundred
time Those who desrous joining at the present
must do before that time The association
gnnized month nce and at the first monthly
there I'VE shares sold An opportunity thus
home, free from executions. be
Subscriptions received at the Secrtarys Office Nassau
street, roomo, MORGAN M0RGANS, President.
MOUNT HOPE vILLACE-BUILDING PLOTS IN
VI the Western Reserve Of Upper Morrisans-Persons
DESTROYS Of securing building Plot in Of the hnest
village sites laid out within 60 miles of the
embrace the opportunity there shares
remaining unsubscribed for and the subscription
close in short time to drawing shares
cars for the Upper vase leave the City Hall 10 o'clock
every day in the week, and Sundays II o'clock;
turning early in the afternoon. r. H. THOMPSON T. PUR-
CELL The subscription book is kept at the residence
r. H. Thompson "a Hudson street. where ana all the
necessary Information be had.
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RAkNCMS MUSEUM PIIILAD ELPHIA-P. T. BAR
- nrm Proprietor Henry Sanford. Assistant Manager
Monday evening lenent Of the accomplished actress Miss
Asxns FISHER The interesting comedy, ALL THAT GILT
IERs y MI GOLD shsh has been played With great ss
OATS and the srand lyrical drama with elegant scenery
and arpoln tn.nts called the LADY OF TnE LAKE. win
all he produced during tie week. with other sterling
tcns The att ar. made by pleasing farecs
Naudeycs. and short dramas. The euriosties number
many thousands 81 tc most wonderful kind. Admission
these aud one performance. ccnt children unacr tcn
years, Eis cents.
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XEPuNcul "Hys" pHIZoRAMA.i, 1T BLAzIs
on Monday evening May H. lsJ for ye Gr,. Time AMI
on every psht thereafter 10 peoBe,i 70 hasss;sn
learn what "ye Phiyoran H. Ne price Of dose q,
cents Tickets for sale nj door Done ut "ls StuyYS
SAINT Institute" $50 Broadway.
TORY Sec-AtarY and Artinr Ma rar-
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FOR SALE AND no LRY.


MExrcAN SADDLE AND SPLENDID DUELIING
1vI Pistols for sale at q Lisponard street.
RuLIARD TABLES FOR sALE.-THREE sEcoNl
a.. table,; n good Al completes
cushions get order win be sold ossspo,
g Il MpR
RuLIARD TABLES FOR sALE-Two SUPERB Ia
- bles With balls cues mark, etc. all complete. Fancy
Scfok & Sosry % a rsa price Apply
IN ID. village Of To 1rsi
nutes walk Of The ferry. Apply AZ l7d Broadway.
Tor sALE-THE FARM OF TIE LATE MOSES CLARK,
ss'i is IN ss =. s
sss ssS R esa y we r |
road Of East Chester which roads lies
iasss and
ssildnss all in sGoa condition. also good ssnan. house
o. s'c US srs ME-
Ras q the prsm.sso JOHN Il & 81 At
Executor Of Noses Clark. deceased
FOR SALE. OR TO LET-THAT ELIGIBLY SITUATED
~ Mr. Charles Rice Location desirable being near Il:
with oil out buildings garden
and ready fGr Immediate occupation. Terms liberal For
SAMUEL 4 TRINk. ss Cedar oppe.s. Post once.
tw.rty .ercs q land, With the improvements consisting
sf %eds,n s.s house s.r9 sDrn Crib ice house s.srn
who will give every information.
EoR sALx-THE STOCK ANp FIXTURES OF THE
ashingson Hotel, No. - Grand street. Wliamshurgh
and VIII l. sa cheap i sr ssss
EoL sALE-THREE ACRES oF,GRouNp, SITUATE
- OUTSIDE Of ssd adjoining the city Of Brooklyn. To
any church or association wishing purchase for
burial ether puTroseI she above Opportunity that
seldom oaercd For particulars &c. address w. East
New York Pos, Once. -"
TAMARAc RAILROAD TIEs-THE SUBSCRIBERS
eher for sale deliverable Troy 5000 pieces
nnc Railroad Ties-9 feet 9xh fleet 9sA feet 6x6.
Pine sCsntng ia 10 20 feet long Of any dimensions re-
hand q. PARIsH OGDEN CO.
Once and docks the Greenbnsh Railroad Depot Troy
V'O TINsMfTHs.-TOR sALE-A TIN, COPPER AND
Sheet Iron Manufaetory The store frt rate To-
eatos and being established twenty-five years. great
run OF custom from shipping and fncs The stock good
DATING terms The rent Is remarkably low Ample
VIII be given fer selling out This chsnce seldom
met with. ArLly 20 :. w. BRUGES SONS No. lS5 alter
street Or Ola MCPHERSON. No go Water street.
TUE MAMMOTH NEWFOUNDLAND HT. BERNARD
= Dos, ~ months oid-for sale at 2D Water street.
ITO LEr-TRANKIIN HOUSE BUILDINGs-sEcoND
rom main stairway OF No l Broadway Also onices In
building Nos ig5 and M Broadway, Offices in building No
pey street. upper loft in building No. Dey street. x0
tec basement In building No. Dey IxQ feet Ap-
TO LET-h VERY GENTEEL AND HANDSOME
- three story and basement HOUSE. Twenty-fo
street near ourth avenue convenient for small IA
my bath, wash basin, gas range Nc, complete
Apply 70 y H. kinshner, $40 Fourth from 70 A.
NJ, and after 2 l.. "a.
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MUSICAL.

RTR. OTTO MULLER, TEACHER OF THE PIANO
Xv1 forte and snrnr has removed to S5 Broadway He
will ve lessons at his residence or In any part Of the city
ST>HE CELEBRATED PRIMA DONNA. PROFESSOR IN
Singing Ss'rn Eliza Valentino whose pupils concerts
have been brilliant this winter will tive summer musical
private Sorte where her pupils herself will before
audiences The Price OF her Lessons not 90
high In winter She be 1T her resi-
SIN
"A MRRICAN PIANorORTE COMPANY, LAFARGE
IN Budings - Broadw ay.-The amount Of good
emplishsd BY the Building Association have induced the
Of public interest ohjectslst Association fer Mutual Be
neAs o. To good Piano BY paying email monthly
instamtnt Sd To persons paying three times
the worth OF Piano in the share o. hire sth Association
of 100 persons the system ssfgovernment and
equality Of interest The First Arsooiaton rapidly filling
up Books are now open fer at the ofoo Once
JoCELYN WATSON 4 PURCELL.
ISOR sALE-A VERY HANDSOME AND COSTLY Sc
tond hand Pianoorte Boston made In good order, win
sold at ErcAt sacrifice, in consequence Of the family
Agent for ewes American Patent Action Pisnofores No.
s13 Broadway. where u can be seen.
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sALnv ny AUOylOH.

UCTIoN NOrIcE-PLANrs AND DOUBLE
"A Dabias. Tuesday, May Al, l0l, o'clock al "a
broadway fine assortment Of greenhouse plants
ing Of Verbenas, Petunias Cape Jessamines leiias
monthly Roses Gcranums. Cinneraria Rose Of sharoa
Rafpberrep Also. 200 baskets douh. Dahias from tue
nursery OF Thomas Dunlap. W. A. RrER Auctioneer
~ Dcy street corner Green geh.
A UcTIoN N0TIcE.-H N. BusII'S AUCTION ROOMS
IA 10 North William stroet-Sass four times week
furniture Piano fortes Paintings. Dry Goods, Clothing
Groceries, Liquors, ETC. Out door sales attended TO.
THOS. BELL. Auetioneer.
II s. ROUGH. AUcTIoNEER.-A LARGE AssoRr
II. ment of Household Furniture, from families-On
Monday morning at l0 o'clock at ll6 Greenwich
three superior Sofas Bureaus six Carpets mahogany wal
nut and maple Chairs mahogany Rockers mahogany and
walnut bedsteads, hair and other Mattresses
Waebstands Mirrors dining Tables Crockery &C. Sale win
commence with Kitchen Furniture.
John L. yANDEwATER, AUCTIONEER.-LARGE
and costly sale of Watches, Jewery Firearms Silver
Plated W. are, &eF a. Lawrance Co.. will se on Non
day. Nay iWh, at III o'clock at their Sales Room IL Wall
street assortment Of costly Diamond Jewery
consisting Of Diamond Necklaces Earrings with brilliant
pendants Of the first water; Diamond Crosses containing
some very large and handsome brants; Brooches Pins.
and Finger Kings set with Ruhys, Eeralds Diamonds Sci
Bracelets Wristbands Guard chan Cold Pen and Pencil
Lever Wstshss Ladies Ensmeed DO Also high
and beautifully mounted Reyol,ers in handsome
plste and four Double Barrel Rines London
twist Larres Tel.scones, Opera Glasses Silver Plated
Ware, Bouquet Holders. Card Cases. &C.
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RE MOVALS.

ID RMOvAL-EARLE DEAN COTTON BROKERS'
~ have removed to 50 Beaver street, Pearl.
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EMPRESS AGENCIES, SO.


y EMITTANCEs TO ENGLAND, IRELAND, AND
N scotland:-Drafts sale for any amount from 81
Kingdom Also Packages Of description forwarded
low rates, by all the steamers Europe
EDWARDS, SANFORD Il co. - Tranaatlantic Express,
Al Adams Co. a. 10 and rs Wall street
small parcels will be received till haf nine NJ Of
sne day fsailing Of every steamer 70 Europe.
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TTNIoN COURSE L.I.-TRoTTINC HORSE IMPFRoR,
half brother TO Trustee, that frutri twenty miles in
less than the hour, Il standing At Joha snedker Sts
the easun in advance Fer Particular inquire % John
!. Snediker. j. BRIDGES.
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IbLOS.-MANAGEH bEFTON-YICK-
~ cts, cents Private boxes 70 Doors open at sIs TO
at TX o'clock. Performance every night First
night Of the engagement for limited number Of nigh
Mr. H. Placide the justly popular American comedian Nom
day May TO- Overture BY the oree:srs To commence with
Grandfather Whitehead, Mr. H. P1acide; Bob Lincoln Mr.
Jordan; Louisa Drsyton, Mrs Sloan. To conclude with
farce. called the FIRST NIGHT-Mons Aehiils rsua
Dufard Mr. H. Placide Timothesus Flat Mr. Sloan; Miss
Arabella Fitzjamcs. Mrs. John Seton.
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MANIFESTATION FOR ABOUT THREE HUN
w dred Of the best servants In this city various
nations and Of every domestic station At the Select Prote
tsnt Agency Carmpe street. Beocker street. and
the Old Society Once 6 Chambers street Terms
BThsse shout the only agencies by the
hrst families and servants. = -
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RR0UGHAM'SLYCEUN BROADWAY, NEAR BROOAE
- srseDress circle and parqust 90 ets Family circle,
20 cents Orchestra seats ST. Private boxes Doors open
atIh to begin a. o'clock Monday evening, May 10 tho
performances will with the drama the FOR
TUNE OF WAR-Coonel de ClarviIle, Mr. Dunn; Captain
Maurice 0Ben, Mr. Broughsm Henrietta Mis- Could Pas
,e fsloSsd BY the eAtrayaganzs Of DON GIOVANNI IN
IoNDON-Don Giovanni. Miss Mary Taylor; LspeYeo Mr..
leach; fnniken MI Brougham; Popnjsy Mr. Dunn; Depu
" Lnglish, Nr Lynne. Community. Miss julia Could.
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A FEW GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOMMODATED
"A with board and pleasant rooms, With hot cold and
shower baths, at 13J Wooster street.
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DRIyATE AND PERMANENT BOARD wANTED-A
neatly furnished with board, wanted for lady
full board for the lady and and
and where there other oadcr somewhere between
Prince and Twentyffth streets, and within six eight
blocks Of Broadway either side. To widow lady with
more room than abe REQUIRES and with whom mutual
retired boarders Address ''Hsstings Herald Office.
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WANTED-A YOUNG PROTESTANT AMERICAN
" girl 20 70 to Europe as Nurse. Apply At rs Nassau
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET-T0 GENTLEMEN
only At 662 Houston street. few doors OF Broad.
way Of suit Of rooms on the first floor
ana bedrooms communicating the second and third
Hoor and pleasant once in the basement suitable
physician The house 10 newly furnished throughout and
com mi A
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nREAklNG Ut or THF CONrTDFRACY,
~ Have you hctrdt Have you heard
What has lately occurredg
Tie inFect " Grid "a ali In commoton.
The rats aud mice too
Look conioundedy blue.
And with very good causc, I've 4 notion.
Burs, perprtetic
BY Powder Magnetic.
Are killed IN an IN auitc number;
While the long whiskered chaps.
1lnt you cant uatrl ~ trnps
: Eat the Pills and rtcrraily slumher
Depot Of Lyons Magnetic Powders the destruction or
mice, 4,t Broadvay.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-06-23
NOTICE.
CRY MARsHAL's OFFICE, I
je23-d2t

June l9, 1851. :
f1AnTtSsrI.An 4TTENTION is called the SD and
Il 44lh sections of the Cnaptrr Ordinance af
The City of Worcester, which read s follows;
Sect 3D. No person shall tie asIen any horse catte
or team to Of the or preserved for
ment and shade in any street ohgway or on any public
grounds or to iron fence put up for the pretecop of
such trees -
sect a. No person shall place. sweep or dep sit anv
drt saw-dust soot ashes cnders sheds shavings hair
manure OYSTER lobster, clam shells or any animal or
vegetable substance, any rubbish, oa or filth of any
klnd IN or upon any public highway, street. sidewalk or
pubc place, without first obtaining written license there
lor IRON the Committee Highways or some peson an
the condition Of the license VIZ
Attention is also called the 5h and 9Th Sections Of the
ooth chapter of the Revised Statutes:
sect D. II any person shall have in his possession with
intent to SELL shall offer for sale or shall sell or give
away any othe fireworks called rockets crackers sqnbs
or serpents, without first having obtained the license Of The
Selectmen OF the town, he SHALL for every such offence
oreit sum not exceeding doars 10 the use of the
town IN which the offence shall have been committed
eec b. ii any person shall have his possession with
intent 10 set fire to- shall fire to- any rocket cracker
squo or serpent or shall throw any lighted rocket cracks
e qno or serpent within any town. without the license
OF te Selectm n, he shall for every ofense forfeit sum
ol exceeding ten dollars to the the town in which
the offence shall have been committed
yezl-uty4 GEO. JONES, City Marshal.