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yI,HE MARRIEp woMAN,s PRIyArE MEDICAL CON

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CORPOR "A TTON NOTICES.

TAYERN AND Exc3E INTERPRETATIONS
Once, 18th June, 1882 hotieaPhe IN Of the state
subject pereon who shs cell by retail any vine
strong spfituous liquors denne by The Corporation
sanees AZ vine brandy rum GIN stroas ltes bi,tess
beer ALE or other STRONG liquors without be-
ing lice nsed to fne and in prsonm mt and all persons
who hall sell strong sp-uoas liquors in quantities
above hve gallons (eAeting importers and dstlers selling
LIQUORS imported or distilled by themselves without being
hcensed penalty dollars for each offence.
The Commissioners Of Excis will hold sud tnsie last
meetpg for granting licenses at ts office, the following
days from 10 10 clock for the several wards
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EDWARD X COLLINS CO., % WAN Co., New York.
BROWN SIMPLIFY L. CO.. Liverpool
i. G. ROBERTS CO., IS Kings Arms Yard, London.
JOHN MUNROE CO., % Rue NstYe Dane des Vic
torres, Paris or
GEO. II. DRAPER, HAvre.
The Of these chips wiz not be accountable for go
silver bullion, Specie jewelry precious metals
bills fading therefor and the
nft harei
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FIN ANCIAL.

DERUVIAN GUANO.-OFFICIAL NOT1CE-CONSU.
i late of Peru, New York, 22d June lS52As several in
correct statements have appeared in the public of
England and of this country relative discovery
guano the south Pacific Ocean which may
tend msead shpowners and masters Of vessels into the
belief that they legally touch the referred
to and load guano, the Peruvian Consul in New York.
fulfilling the Instructions of the of Peru
this country make the following statement caution
Of vessels and others The islands called the
Lobos de Fuera and Lobo de TERRA desert islands
province Of Lam and been
since the discovery of the west of South America
by the Spapards to whom and form
part Of the several deposits e spaao situated the
latitude Of the river Loa and that Of Tumbes which
the possession Of the republic Of Peru ID BY virtue of de-
crees in force vessel either under the national
any foreign flag has right to the Peruvian depo
sits without first obtaining permission from the Peruvian
government, under penalty of conscaon. 3d. Foreign
vessels furnished with licenses allowed to
load at the Chincha Islands only 4th The before
well as those of Guanape Maabrge and other localities
north OF CaRQ where deposits Of exist also
of the south6nn deposits in the province Of Farapaa
purosey kept and unrequcRted by order of
and thus constant increase of the deposits be promoted
9TH From time immemoral the fishermen of Lambaysque
have been to inhab the Lobos de TERRA and
Lobos de Fuera hut for some past the Peruvian
government have prohibited their doing and bringing
away boat loads of to the villages OF Lambayeque
San Pedro and other places the coast. 9th Since
deposits belonging to the republic Of Peru
veyed by orders Of and
these enumerated the Lobos de TERRA and de
Fuera within the jurisdiction Of the department. of bsr
tad formerly called Trujillo 7th. Finally any ATTEMPT
load vessels without the license would subject thcm
to be seized by the vessels appointed t. cruze
not only the illegal extraction foreign
vessels but also to prevent the natives Of Peru fro yoa
ing the government orders against visiting these localities
Cons IofP aru
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NoRPoRATIoN NorICB-PUBLICN NOTICE rs HERE

NOTICE.-PUBLICN NOTICE rs HERE
BY given to the occupant occupants
III houses and lots improved unmproved lands, Affect
Whereby that the following have been
by the Assessors and are lodged in the office Of the
eAu Of Assessments for examn alton by all
ted, viz: Fer building Sewer in Chatham street. from
at Roosevelt street to the west line of Mulberry
bret tho limits brsced by such assessmen include all
several houses and lots Of ground vacant lots pieces
scels of lana situated the northerly side of Chatham
1rset between Mulberry and line about 100 feet
fterly; and the southery eide. between Roosevelt
rect and line about l40 feet eastery therefrom. All
whose interests affected by the Asses
ts and who opposed to the same either of them,
requested to present their objections, In writing the
dersgned at their office, No. Hall Of Records within
|xty dsys from the date Of ths notice.
SAMUEL Ii. DE MOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMIT
0ee BugeAu Of Assessments, Street Department June
| 1870
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CTEAMER FOR LIVERPOOL, ON THURSDAY, JULY
y 8.-The well known and favorlte steamship SARAH
mander viii leave her dock At pier Ne North river fer
Liverpool, Thursday July =, At twelve O'clock. This
has very superior in state rooms,
for fret and cabin For freight or
sage. apply to,,ow,,r COZ, -
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NOTICE TO MANAGERS OF THEATREs, DRAMA.

NOIICE fO Vt
IN tic Agents. and all whom it may concernWhefeas II.
Bateman father of Kate and Elen Bateman, known as
the Bneman Children has published his signature,
the above caption that his
expired with the lth Of this month"; this il to
give notice such not the fact Agreeaby to
tract between the said Batemsn and myself under which
advanced thouands Of dollars for outfit ward
robe new plays &C.. and fulfilled and still to fulfil
tain conditions involving large of money the bate
direction Of myself or my authorized agents until the
18TH June, 1853 Managers and others therefore
hereby cautioned against engaging the prcfo services
Of the Baeman Children from any person but myself
out written sanction, will be promptly resisted BY e-
gal Of the most character and actions
will nvarlly be for full damages every in
stance in which such wrong may be perpetratod
T. T. BARNUM.
Mnse Lnne u.
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CoRPoRArION NOrICn.-pUBLIC NOTICE is

hereby gwen 70 .ne o~nsr OF owners ossupans OF oe
nds aecsed thereby that the following
sen completed the Assessors and in the oos
ntercsted visFor slling and grading Thirty
and setting curb s%sst stones therein from Tenth 70
nelnds all the several houses and lots Of s,Osrd
ase Of street. from Tenth TO Eleventh
the westerly side of Tenth avenue souhery from
rty street 100 feet and northery from Thirty
street 100 fss and the easss5y side Of Eleventh
III persons whose interests affected by the above
FAMED assessments !snd who are opposed to the same
bottoms in wrising the undersigned at their sso No
A Records within thirty days from The date Of this
~ S ;saaS is SisSSSAISSSSs0s, Assessors.
ees Boreau Of ASsessmsnts Street Department, June
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MRS. BREWSTER FROM PHILADELPHIA TEN.
l ders her services to the ladies and gentlemen Of this
city, in Astroogy Love- and Law Matters, interpreting
Dreams &c. by books and science constantly relied
Napoleon and will tel the name Of the lady gentleman
O. Great Jones street. BOwery Ladies fifty eont
gentlemen dollar.
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DARIs AND LONDON TREATMENT OF LOCAL


j disease, In few hours. by vegetable applications
without pain which he combines with medicines eonst
tut9nal affections and nervous debility as
not be cured without IT. for he performs daily which
had continued for years under sill other treatment Per-
rely other proof where there is much inn
positions but his diploma editorial notices, testimonials
frsm physicians and hundreds q certificates prove his
treatment for Of this speciality haA
A. Waring, W. n Craft, X. Iron.iIes, WIN. Ferguson.
Office hours, A. NJ till 2 aud till p. NJ Treatment By
letter LARMONT Surgeon, ~ Reade street, oe
Broadway.
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kOTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTNENT-T0 CON
trsttors-sea,ed proposals., endorsed Proposal for
Of the Croton Aqueduct Department (Kotunda,
until Monday the 2lst day OF June, 1882 ut clock
"a fuild Sewer, with the necessary receiving basins
riverts Nassau street, from Ann street TO 100 feet
,of eeh,San street, being in length about 21j fees.
Ar tte ,Nswer and specifications for the building OF
ne Snd ali .ther information reliting thereto be
des spIhca ZION 10 the Contract Clerk a. this oilcs
q -p NICHOLAS DEAN,
President 81 tic Crot,a A9ueduet Department
N foyk, JuIe 10, 1852
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CTREET DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF RECORDS
- Public notice hereby given, that the following
buttons have the Board of Assistant
To Thirty eighth street. from Third avenue to
East rver the carriage Of First
TO street. regulate and grade
sidewalks Of Ninth from to Ftytbrd
street All persons nterested having objections thereto
TO them in writing the
June TO- 1882 JOHN It. DODG K. Street Commissioner.
e,TREBT DEPARTMENT. NO HALL OF RECORDS
= Public notice hereby given that the following pet
lots Fourth avenue, between
and Twenty sixth streets. To open, grade and regulate
street. Eighth and Min tn All
persona having oheeton thereto are
on or before the Plat day Of june next.
June TO- 1852 JOHN T. DODGE, Street Commissioner.
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r. ORFORATION N OTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICEIS HERE
- by given that petition has been presented in the
oard of Assistant Aldermen for in Third avenue
etween Eleventh and Twelfth streets and also in Eleventh
rnst 40 naint ore bnnSrsd feet nsst ~ Tat
persons teressed in having objections thereto
Clerk at this 0tfc e, before June 22d 1852
NICHOLAS DRAM, Pres. Croton Aaueduct Dept.
CrotOn A9ueduct Department.,
Retnnda, Park June II, 1862. :
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mn. la CRoIXs MEpICAL TREATIsE. TWENTIETH

hR IA CRUIXS MEDICAL TREATISE, TWENTY-FIVE
~ edition-By N. b. La Croix NJ d., Albany, New York
cheapest book publshed 80 pages and 100 plates,
and with plain and simple remedial rne, which
use safely; embeshed with appropriate autographs With
this book In their hands they enabled TO to
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the imposition ofquackery prevalent in popuous cities
DIR. La Crox is legally qualified physician, and for tho
twenty years has been duly consulted upon the differ
emit diseases which his book treats personally as well
by letter Any person sending cents in let
postpaid will receive by mall free Of POSTAGE
FIVE copies for dollar. Address Dr. NJ Il. La Crox.
90 Beaver street. Albany N. Y. Sold by Garrett Co. n
Ann street. and Sringer Iovnsead 222 Broadway. New
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DRAMATIC CLUB.-LADIES OR GENTLEMEN DE-
- srous Of Joining Dram attic Club may have an opPor
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NEW MEDICAL BooKs-A PRACTICAL. WORK on

~ the Nature and Treatment Of Diseases, by II. BOST
WICK W d. practising physician and surgeon and leo.
lored plates Extract from the Boston Medical and Surs
cal Journa may be said fearesly to be equal to 40
toms Records work the same family Of Diseases
and superior anything the kind before published
this country Author q Vices their terri
BILE consequences This is without donbt the truth
fn and important book this subject Published
Price ST. Author OF book Natural Death Diet, &e
Family Physician, Cause of Quackery, &C., &c. For ssls
at 2G2 and by the author, 50l Broadway.
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RENEWED EVERY DAY.
es.sBE FIFTH PAGE. ga
CORPORATION NOTICES.


(NQaPCRATION NOTICR.-PUBLIC NOrIOk IS
" heroLy given the owners, occupant
espants Of all hcoses and lots improved unmprovse
Adr thereby that the following assessments
Zee Of The Bureau Assessments examination. All
porsons interested, yxFer regulating. grading sssuns
and gutter stones and tagging the sdewalks In
aAreet between Eighth and Ninth me limits
by yuch include all tho several s9uses
Of groand vacant lots, pieces and parcels o.
sussed both sides of nth street, between 5sn
Rooted by the and VINO are oppos-
I'd to the either Of them are
thsy oections writing to the ~ ther Of
ece No Nall Of Records, within 'nrs ssJ' soiA sAs
-" '-' .'s SAMUEL H. DE MOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON Assessors.
ISAAC WIN SMITH,
Once naresu Of Assessments street department. June
|HoRPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is
hereby gwen petitions have been presented in the
Board Of AID eren in the following Streets to
with Fourth avenue from Fwenty-tourth street to
Ewsnty.vixth street. Bowery the eastery side from
street Riyngtoa street, in Marien street. from
street nortbery head Of Marion street. and also
swer in Warren Or Greenwich streets or through West
be most expedient And resolution has
been presented in tho Board Of Assistants receiving
and sulvert at the northwest corner Of
trest and Fourth avenue. All persons int.- !, .h
Aov: having any 0sssPn thieves are requested 70 pre-.
.sas 'is - vn..as 70 the Contract Clerk this
before Monday, June 81 lS52Croton Aqueduet
'Bspasansnt. June 9. 1850. NICHOLAS DEAN,
y President Of the Croton Aqusduct Department..
|CoRPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IL
hereby gwen that petition has been presented in
street, between Clarke and Greenwich streets. All
ntsrssed having objections thereto requested
present the in writing TO the Engineer 1T this
= NICHOLAS DEAN, President.
Csston Aqueduct Department, June 10. 1892
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TINTED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Fer New Orleans via Havana the splendid steamship
commander will sail from the pier At foot Of Warren street,
N r. on Thursday, juno oath, at two o'clock, NJ pre-
saloon berthe; So forward DO
to Havana. Freight taken New Orleans 40 per
cubic foot Shippers Of freight requested to supply
had on application at the once No other form win bs
signed No bills of ladng signed after the ship has sailed
For freight or passage applyto N. o. ROBERTS,,
III Vest street, corner Warren street.
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nRAFTS ON IRELAND, &C.-THE SUBSCRIBERS
- draw Sight Drafts various Banks and Bankers IL
England, Ireland. and Scotland. in sums TO suit. "
WILLIAMS a. GUfoN, No. 40 Fulton street.
Paesage can he secured by the old Black star Of
Liverpool Packets sailing Is 9Th ~, 18th, 2lst and 9TH
81 sytry mouth
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On which all wholesale as rs reLau
dealers who require licenses requested TO attend The
charge Incense is ten dollars and must be paid bank
able money All dsinquents viii be mmediaely thereafter
reported for prosecution. by order Of Tho Mayor,
ASHER TAYLOR. First Marshal.
roRPORATIoN NoTicE.-PtBLIc NOTICE IS
~ hereby given that petition been presented in the
Board of Aldermen for Sewer in Cross street, between
Orange and Pearl streets All persons interested in the
same having objections thereto requested to present
the in wrsng to the Contract Clerk at this Office
or before June 18th, 1852.
NICHOLAS DEAN, President Gro. Az Opt.
Croton Aquet Depart (Rotunda) Park June Is.
CORPORATION NOTICE-STREET DEPARTMENT.,
~ No. Hall Of Recorde-Public notice is hereby given
to the Of lots lying opposite pier No. J. North
River that the following resolution been adopted by the
Common CouncilRes0ved That the pier known No J.,
the Hudson River extended into the river by the
proprietore thereof make its extreme length from the
bulkhead 600 feet and according to the piers
by Daniel Even, City Surveyor dated JAM l. 1SiJ and
by the Mayor Aldermen, and Commonay Of tho
city New York the 3D. sth and 18th days of January
lS9 the future line Of extension said persthe
of said pier be made under the direction Of the Street
and at the of the proprietor said
pier and be before the first day of May
Resolved That the Street Commissioner the
legal notice to be to the proprietor OF the said
build the in conformity to the above resolution
Adopted by the Board of Aldermen, April 49, 1852 adopted
by the Board Of Assistant Aldermen, April o. 1852;
proved by the Mayor. May ., 1852.
MAY 7, 1862.
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FREET DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF Records
Public notice hereby giyen that the following petition
yteen presented in the Board of Assistant Aldermen
|s eet curb and gutter and grade sdewaks in james
u between Chatham and Madison streets. Also the
wing resolution TO flag the westerly sidewalk OF
Street. between Henry and Division streets All
IONS interested having objections thereto are requested
present them, In writing, the undersigned at his oce,
br before the I'D day Of Juno instant.
|inc u, 1852. JOHN T. DODGE, Street Com'r.
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OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE con
" solidated Debt Of New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, May G, 1852.
BY virtue Of the h section Of act Of the legislature
the City OF New Orleans and provide for the
and administration Of its AFFAIRS approved 23d February
1872 and Of the 9Th section of the act entitled act Sup
Elementary to an act to Consolidate the City Of New Or
leans and providing for the incorporation Of the City La
fayette with the City Of New Orleans approved sd Feb
Euary 1852 and Of the Sd section of act AN act
Supplementary to an act to Consolidate the City Of New
Orleans and provide for the and Of
its affairs approved March IL, 1852.
Sealed proposals will be received at the banking house of
Mesrs Corning Co.. in the city Of New York. from Satur.
M for the purchase of all portion Of series Of two
thousand bonds Of the city of New Orleans the of
thousand dollar each to be Issued in conformity with
the resolutions adopted by the Commissioners
held the 2Sth April 1852 said bonis to be dated July
1852 payae in forty at the office of the City Trea
with interest at the rate Of six cent per
made able the first day of January and
the first day Of July Of each at the office Of the City
in the city Of New York. at the option Of the
The proposals be endorsed Offer for the purchase Of
Bonds Of the City Orleans and to be opened and
audicated highest bidder by the Com
the city Of New York the third Monday the
In there should be of bids lat the
the amount bonds offered they shall be divided
pro rata, nearly possible. amongst the bidders
applied the payment Of all the matured Of the
city of New Orleans and Of the late First Second, and
Third municipalities, and of the city of Lafayette; viz
due, notes. cash warrants etc. there
of a. the City Treasurers Once
COMMISSIONERS.
A. d. GRESHAM, Mayor.
o. DEBUYS. Comptroller.
WIN. p. CONVERSE. Chairman Of the
Finance Committee Of the Boa. d Of Aldermen.
Committee Of the Board Of Asst. Aldermen
A. LAyEr. Secretary.
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NORPORATION NOTICE-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
hereby given that petition has been presented in the
oard Of Aldermen, for in Forty street. be-
Eleventh avenue and Hudson river All persons in
crested In the having thereto request
the writing the Contract Clerk,
hp Office. on or before June %, 1862.
NICHOLAS DEAN, President Gro. Al. Opt.
Crotcn Aqust Depart, Rotunda Park. June Is, 1852.
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ORPOR RATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
hereby given that petitions have been presented to the
nmon Council for the following sewers, to wit In the
Of Aldermen, for sewer in Gansevoort street, from
North TO the intersection of Fourth and Ganse-
ert streets; and in the Board of Assistant Aldermen
in Grand street, from Bridge TO Suffolk Streets
Broome street. from Columbia to Ludlow street. All
interested in the same, having objections thereto
requested TO present the in writing to the Contract
ceyk ~ this ONCE, or before June Is, 1852.
NICHOLAS DEAN,
President Croton Aqueduct Department
CYoton Aqueduct Dept, Rotunda Park, June a. 1882.
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IMPORTANT MEDICAL WORK.-DR. RALPHS PRAC.
teal Private Treatise the nature poms progress
eodsequences remedies and Of these Diseases Writ
ten in the planest language it IL practically useful TO every
one in every place. as well perfect safeguard against
quackery BY JOS RAlph NJ d. practcng physician, and
author Of several medical works 18th ed M pp price 25s.
Sold at No 4 Ann st castor House, and at the authors
Office CAB Houston street. Wooster ST. Consultation
hours to IL A. and to 9P. ~, Sunday excepted.
Mailed post paid by sddressng box 1863 Post Office.
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VANDERBILT LINE FOR SAN TRANCISC0-THE
only Line issuing tickets for crossing the Isthmus-
The Shortest and Cheapest RouteGreat Reduction for
Through TieketsmThe new ard powerful double engine
leave from pier No North river At three o'clock NJ,
ing with the fayore steamship Pacific the Nicaragua
Transit Route having but IL miles of land transportation
These steamers for speed and
ton ana rely upon going through with the
families going to California they will be constantly under
the supervision Of officers attached to the line For nfor
nation passage apply at the Office No. Battery place.
up stairs. ID. b. ALLEN, Agent.
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tREET DEPARTMENT, NO. 4 HALL OF RECORDS
Public notice is hereby given that the foowing pc sons
been presented in the Board OF Aldermen To fonce
vacant lot fronting the south side Of West Twenty
Oh street doining the house the southwest Of
adway and street. To fence three vacant
Twenty third street, 100 feet east of Second avenue
third street. To widen State street from Battery
20 Whitehall street To fence in the stone yard Of
tcrson smith, on avenue b, between Eleventh and
fifth sreCta. To grade Fortysecond street from Tenth
hue to Hudson River. To dig well and erect pump in
sixth street, between First and Second avenues To
and got curb and gutter Thirty fourth street. be-
IN Eighth avehue and Broadway. Also the following
luton To regulate and repaye the carriage way OF
street. from Washington to West street. All persons
having objections thereto are requested TO pro-
them in writing 10 the unsersigaed az s otce ON or
70 the 22a dsv Of June inst. JOHN r. DODGE
~ ~ 1862. Street Coz missioner.