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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-12

CORPO RATION NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Is
hereby given to the owner or owners occupant
lands affected thereby that the following have
been completed by tho and lodged
Interested viz Fer tagging four feet vide through
the Sidewalks of lid street. from Third Harlem
river The limits embraced by such assessment include all
the several houses and lots of ground pieces
tween Third avenue and Harlem river All persons whose
interests by the above
who opposed to the either of them request
ed TO present their obee in writing
atther Office No. Hall Of Records within thirty DAYS
from the date Of this notice.
SAMUEL H. DE MOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors
ISAAC WIN. SMITH.
Once Bureau OF Assessments Street Department Octo-
@. ~SS~
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MRS. A. HAS RETURNED TO THE CITY-THE LADY
vl who has the power of bringing friends who
rated together and of bringing all dcutes in love affairs
amicabe adjustment or uaparallelsd in
this Please call at No. $50 East Tenth street, In
the The fever and ague cured in hroc hours
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CORPORATION NOTICE. - PUBLIC NOTICE is
~ hereby given to the owners occupant
supsnts Of al houses and lots mpr,ved unimprovsd
lands affected thereby that the following
been completed by the and lodged the
Of the Bureau Of Assessments for by all
sons interested For building In Ceutre street.
from the in Grand str ct TO Brooms street The
limits embraced by such include all several
houses and lots ground aud psrces Of
land situated both sides Of Centre from Grand to
Broome street, both sides Marion Broome
70 Spring street, the north side of Broome
feet easterlv from Marion and ry Marion
to Elm street. the south side Of Spring feet
easter from Marion street. and the castery side
street. from Brc0me TO Spring whose
tsrests are affected BY the shove named and
queted to their objections in writing under
signed, at their Office No. Hall Of Records within thirty
days from the date Of this notice.
SAMUEL II. DE MOTT
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors,
ISAAC WIN. SMITH.
Office Bureau Of Assessments Street Depa rtmcnt Oct
8, 1852. w.
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CoRPORATIsN koTlCR--PUBLIC NOTICE is HERE
" by given, that petitions have been presented In
Board Of Aldermen for the iolioy ing sewers to within
from Amity to Bleecker ttreet Fifteenth
from irst to Second Also in Forty
street. from Third TO Fourth also in Seventh
between Thirteenth and Four
. reeolu ton for the building Of
seventh and Eighth All
ed In the above and having objections thereto
ed the writing the Clerk
at this Office, before Oct 18th inst
NICHOLAS DEAN, President
Crotop Aausduot Department Dot. I. 1852
CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
~ hereby given TO the occupant
eupants ofsil houses and lots improved unimprov
lanes thereby that the have
been completed by the lodged the Of
nee OF the bureau Of assessments, for examination ~ al
pers ms interested For building In Washing-
ton street from Battery place 90 Morris street The limits
by such mt include all the several houses
ano iot Of ground vacant Lots pieces and parcels OF land
situated both rides of asngton street between Nor
rs street and Battery place An persons whose interests
affected BY the named and who
opposed the either Of them requested to
their bjections in writing to the undergned At
their office, Hall of Records within thirty days frog
the date OF this notice.
SAMUEL II. DE MOTIF
FRANCIS NICHOLSON Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH
once Bureau Of Street October
8, 1852
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A LDANY, TROY, AND LEBANON SPRIh GS.-THu
"A the New York and Harlem Railroad leave The
City Hall statisn New York. dairy sundays sxoeptedl
At 10 o'clock a. MMai trvih to Chatham Four Corners
connecting with the nAroaa for Albany Troy,
Lebanon springs Pitsne Sprg nsIj aud other nterAe-
TO Chatham Fonr Corners connecting with Western RAN
road going Lebanon Springs Will tAko
the 10 o'clock A. train To Cnath Western Railroad -
Cnaan and stage Lebanon arriving eaey the ~
ternoon. Fare through. 81.
n. eLUAT. Superintendent.
CAMDEN ANB AMBoY RAILROAD FOX PHILADRLs
~ phia- Leaves BY steamboat JOHN POTTER, Pier Me-
l. North river at A. NJ and 2P ~ through in 4 hours,
Fare GLASS; So olass tby r. NJ line onlyL -
Returning leave Philsdepha foot If walnut street, q
A. n. And3 r. n.
EOR PHILADELPHIA DIRECT-U. s. NAIL AND
Il Express Lines, through In fur hours-Esw Jeroey
Railroad via Jersey City leaving New York ats foo
OF Cortandt street. and 6x M Liberty street. Fare,
for hrst class and $2b for second slnss IL and A. T.
nston Norfolk and Charleston through tickets sold
above and through baggage reoevsd in the and
" p. NJ. lines.
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hereby given, to the owner occupant
eupants OF all houses and lots improved unimproved
lands affected thereby that the following
been BY the assessors and lodged in the
OF the Bureau OF Asse sments for examination
sons interested viz For building Mercer street.
from the old south Of Grand street point the
intersection of Spri The limits by
include a,he several houses and lots
sdes OF Mercer street from Grand Spog street.
southerly side Of Grand street Broad
way ON both sides Of Broome and tho outhry side
Prince street from Mercer street to Broadway All per-
sons whose interests affected by the named
eessments and who opposed to the same either
them are requested to present their writing
to the undersigned. at their Office No. Hall Records
within thirty days from the date Of this notice.
SAMUEL II DE MOTT
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC WM. SMITH,
Oce Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department DC TO-
hey
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-12

They arc s frat class FORK built ships provided with
all articles for the mfort and convenience Of
and commanded BY Of experience in the trade
price passage $780, without wines liquors Goods
sent the subscribers will be forwarded free from any
chsrgss but those actually incurred
BOYD b HINCKEN, Agents. l64 Pearl street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-12

STREET DEPARTNENT-NO. HALL OF RECORDs-
Public notice s hereby given that tho folio wing resou
tioa hsvo been presented to the Board of Aldermen
pave set curb gutter and nag three through
efphirty sixth street between Seventh Eighth
street between Second and Third avenues
tween Fifth and Sixth nvenues pave stanton street
from u East stroet to Through north
sidewalks Of Thrtyo street. between Ninth and Tenth
avenues; TO hse sidewalk north side fourth street. fraa
fondvny to Lafayette place All persons ntoretei hay-
ing objections thereto requested 70 present them In
writing TO tho undergued at his office. or before the
2lst Of Ooteb instant.
JOHN T. DODGE, Street Commissioner.
Cotober II, 1852.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-12
TUE MARRlEp woMANss rKIyATE MEDICAL

VINHE MARRIED Wo6ANS PRIVATE MEDICAL
4 COMPATIBILITY Or. A: ". Msericsan Professor q
Diseases Womsn.-Twcntieth edbiot tsrno., ~. 49,.
Prieo Siyears Of suffering. Of Physical and mental A.
grh, many aHoetiona> vile and pceuniary difiex<
possession Of this work. IL intended especially for sHe
married. those cont,p marriage, 10 asolose0
secrets which should 10 known " thsm partsu-
larry.
Here slfo every fenslo tho w1fsthe mosher-tho enc
either building into womsnhosd the other decline
Of years-in vhor. nature oontempiatss imporsano
efficient remedies ard the mode Of cure h
every complaint Go which her sex is subject.
(Extract Of letter from gentleman in Dayton, 0hel
Dr. NJ. MArnicEAu, No. I29 Liberty street. 49,
Ny DIAN SRhy wife has been psrc sinking fo0
three years more In rreas an
guish and suerins some months beo" and during oo
fpementotery successive and morr dshitatlna
and prostratng her putting her life unen danger,
and which the last oecasion daspsirod or sap-
posed tbis state II thinss inevitable aud resigned
months heard ycrr took highly spoken Of az aunE
come matters reaching On Ice rec sipt perusA
cannot express TO the relief IL Afforded ny distressed
mind end the jpyi page, impaired my WIFE, learning
sevea was possible Brt ior this another ~oal1
wife would have toea in her grave my ohildrsn ls
motherlcss. .,.,.
1t h Of course inprsotosble TO coaysy more tny Is
ses,g. & treated - y , are oSoass@psns
rage For sale 222 Bros dwsy 10 gAto. s.sv shs
ct the publishing Once No l2 Liberty street. &c.
ce,st ~ al a cory vii trAlsr sG by IaNl tree ~
postage, 70 AIRY pant ,, ~; Is''i =, S,lfntcs~u
Box / ast New Yeri Post Once once, NO. zs Lbssto
street .,. -. -, s,,,, .,,,.,.,.. A..
1870 ss.s1 81 sISssstas = above
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OORPORATlON nOTICEs.

sereesIThe ordinance for licensing snd regulating
pe the last day Of October In each year renewable
nsisss y sh;; time applied for such .as may be
sesas OF Lcense 10 keep Public Carts and 70 no Public
VIII DO granted 81 ths eoe. between tho hours 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-12

CORPOR RATION N0TICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE is
hereby given that petition has been presented in the
Board OF Aldermen for basin and culvcr
northwest corner Of Thrtieh street and Fourth
persons interested in the above and having
thereto requested to the same writing 70
the Contract Clerk at his Office. bef,rc Oct 2I iS2
NICHOLAS DEAN, President
Croton Aqueduct Department, Oct. ii, 1852
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-12

CORPORATION NoTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICES HERE
given TO the owner or owners occupant occupants
OF all houses and lots improved and lands
feoted thereby that the wing
completed by the and lodged in the
Interested v5-ror building sewer in Duane street from
The limits embraced by such assessment include ali the
several uso and OTIS Of ground lots pieces
parcels of land situated both sides Of street.
tween City Hall place and Chatham street AN persons
whose interests are affected by the above named
and who opposed C. the either Of
quested to present their in writing the
signed ut their office No Hall Of Records within thirty
days fro N tho date Of this notice.
SAMUEL II. DE MOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON. Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH.
Office Bureau OF Assessments Street Department Ooto
ber O.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-12

EDWARD X. COLLINS L. CO., IS Wall street, N. Y.
BROWN, SIMPLIFY CO.. Liverpool.
g. O. ROBERTS, Co, Is Kings Arms Yard, London.
JOHN MUNROE a. CO., 26 Rue Notro Dame dos
Vic, oires. Paris
GEO. ii. DRAPER, Havre.
The these ships will not be accountable for Gold
silver bullion, specie jewery precious stones motas
bills VI lading signed therefor and the value
thereof therein expressed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-12
MATlNlryspNlAL

MATRIMONIAL-A GENTLEMAN HAVING $1,000,
IVA wi hes consort having the sum- or more let
ters left at the Herald for IF b. will be oOn6de
TALLY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-12

GTRETT DEPAPTMENT-NO. 4HALL OF RECORDS
Public notice hereby given that the following petit
lions Lave been presented in the Board of Aldermen
dig well and erect pump in Fifty fourth street. near
ninth avenue; to nag sidewalk south side Fourteenth
street. between svsnues and Il. All persons Interested
having objections thereto requested to them
in writing TO the at his office, the
2let day Of October instant.
JOHN T. DODGE. Street Commissioner.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-12

DOCKET CoMPANIoN-A ACItcAL TREATISE on
the infancy shc before
puhshsd-25 cents copy free Of pos.ss soid BY Sriatss
author, n. Larmont, Physician snd surgeon, ~ Rsato
street. OF Broadway New York, where no may b
consulted On sll these DON plaats.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-12

TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS-NIBLO'S SALOON.-MR.
Bum having been received with immense favor by
crowded and fashionable audience will repeat his Literary
and Dramatic Entertanm mt /, morrow Wednesday, the
18TH and Friday next tho 18TH tickets to DO had ~ all
the principal Hotels and Music at the door
the evenings Of performance Doors 81
q. Admission, 30 cents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-12

ERANKLIN MUSEUM i76 CHATHAM STREET.
George Lea, Proprieor.rhe absve establishment ID
open afternoon o'clock the evening Al 7
for the purpose Of Classic aud Original
Living Statuary by Mile Casnet Troupe Of Model Artists
together With variety Of beautiful performances For fun
PARTICULARS bills Of each day Admission-Sess In
private boxes 10 csnts Stage Seas with cushioned
,hsira T% cent@ Boxes. 25 oents GALLERY i2k osnta
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-12

WHISKERS AND HAIR FORCED TO GROW IN SIX
w weeks by usng Grehame onguent, If there has
been veGtsc Of hair beard before IL will stain or
nrre the skin in any but makes the beard and hav
strong and glossy Al bottle part the
country. X. q. GRAHAM, No. lsM Ann street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-12

THE UNITED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP ISABEL
OF Loo tons having heen thoro ughy repaired with
boilers and win be ready to take her place
line between Charleston, Savannah, Key West and
Havana She will positively leave baltimore the t7:h q
October Cor the above mentioned places Passengers wish
named place. will uease apply TO Captain Rollins
on board thu ore OF the Baltimore Stsam Paclss
Company foot OF Spsar'a wharf. ". ". FALLS.
Philadelphia tPe,nl LEDGER View York Herald; Bcstas
pra A'lGe rrnviAtrce az ~ I"ur~s' pcr.Irnt fIe.l
Advsrtser National lntsliseuce< washiagsso. u. q.
COPY TIL The Yah u 0stObss nd send hA e Ne wa oSs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-12

WHITES VARIETTES-NUS ~ AND 10 BOWERY,
w near Chatham square Proprietor and Manager. o.
Witt. This and magnificent establishment
open for the Prices Of admission circle and
second or Is cents parqust CENTS private 81 6
stage boxes 81 Doors open Mt 6X psrform ance 70
1t TX O'Clock preci.ey An afternoon performance
will be given Saturday, commencing ., o'clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-12

A UsTRALIA: -PIoNEER LINE or PACKETS SAIL
n ing monthly.-The SPLENDID A ship ON ECO Captain
Peterson having all her board will succeed the
Eagle as fourth chip OF this line, and sail positively
Of October The atone for passen
eera board this ship arc similar to the other ships Of
infinitely superior vessels advor
Australia Passengers requested TO inspect tbs ship
Ne IL Fast river foot Of Wall The
new clipper ship SCARCE, Capt Alison Homes, will Sue
cesd The onecc and seil 10Th November For passage
Jtb Wan strest.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-12

NOR FORT PHILIP, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS LINE
II The splendid clipper chip ShCSUSA, nos loading at
pior 10 r. r. viii .a th October Psssongers intending
fortsbe OF this ship before engaging
Apply on board or TO W. T. DUGAN ~ Front street. cy
" RUSSELL, 4 NORTON, 81 Old slim
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-12

CHRISTY'S OPERA HOUSE, No. E2 BROADWAY.
~ shove Grand street Open every night during thO
week Undcr the sole direction supsrvsfon q
e. p Chrsty, whose concerto In this city the x
years have been received with favor BY highly reopessaAe
and fashion able audiences Toketa cents Doors
6k; at w o'clock On aud after Monday.
October IL. Concert will commence at IL O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-12

VANDERBILT LINE.-FoK SAN Pr StISCO.-ONLY
Line giving tickets for crossing the Isthmus-The
doube-eng eamship STAR OF THE WEST 1000 TONS
will from pier No. North river at o'clock, p M
precisely on "wednesday Oct TO- for San Juan del Nort
with the Pacific stos the Nicaragua
Transit route having but twelve niles OF land
ton These Btoaers have superior atoms and
voI tilaton. For information or passaa apply TO
d. II. ALLEN, Aren't,
No. 3 battery place, a stairs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-12

NIBIos BALL AND CONCERT SALOON. ALSO THn
IN reception ladies pnrlors and drese
ing have a painted decorated and
and perfect order for the winter campaign Mr. vesey
the caterer for the been
engaged for this aud pains will be spared 70
give satisfaction to those who wish balls
For particulars apply ut the Garden from till In the
evening, during the day TO Mr q. W. vesey, No. l
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-12

JIoR NoRroIK, PETERSBURG, AND RtCHMoyp.-
The United states Mail steamship ROANOKE. LOWS
Parrh commander will leave PIER No. - North river
Saturday October IL, at o'clock T.. NJ Bills Of ladiug
sgnea only hoard For freight passage apply to
LUDLAM & pLEASAkTS, No. Is Front ST., near Old clip
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-12

nR. WARD CURES MuLTfrUDEs IN HIS sPHs
~ ciality The 10 that he bssto~s unexamplsa
attention and practices with kill unsurpassed. EvsYV
remedy thought OF poss,sssd BY him practical beck
and liberal advice gratis ooe In Canal street, do~g
aast Of BrOadWAY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-12

UsTRALIA--EEw WORK AND CANADA LINE
IA The splendid fast sailing PACKET skip NEBRASKA,
Cart bearse for Melbourne, Port Philip and sydney,
wiz sail the 9th Of October inst Nobrass
built European packet aud 10 fast sscr Her
for FAR those Of
any vessel loading for the above ports She 10
provided with tine library for passengers An oxpe
rienoed Will accompany tho ship For frejghs
passage, apply on board Pier Is, East river, or 70
ftcs. RTsaEY.l BAILEY ~ HiNCEES, Agents,
G, VI. CAsTLE,S n South stroet.
Goods intended for shipment srdod the agents ~
New York will be forwarded free OF CON mission
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-04-17

procession. On the way Wharton suddenly
opened his ewes, but instantly closed them a.
gain. and lay as immovablc as ever Towards
evening We drew near our destination, and
our Indian friends. when they saw our sitra-
ton. expressed the deepest sympathy: the
whole tribe assembled round us. and uttered
piercing cries ofgrief when they learned poor
lincoln's fate. Yanna burst into tears. and
her brothers fastened away. accompanied by
some other Indians. in search Of the body.
I remained with nv wounded friend: he
still lay insensible TO every thing aronnd him.
Sleep at length ovcrpowrrrd me- Towards
evening song of lamrntation and mourning
aroused met was from the Indians. who
were returning with Lincoln's body Yam.
nj was weeping beside it. I fastened to meet
them. hut was clad to turn back again. when
my eyes fell upon the torn and lifrlrss body
Of onr ronn9 companion.
The Indians had lain him unon tigers
skins. which they had strrwcd with green
hou"hs: and they now bore him TO the burial
pace Of their tribe.
Ianna sacrificed on his tomb the mos
beautiful ornament sh" possc,srd-her lon,
Aack hair-an Offering nnon the grave Of
him who it Is possible. had first awakcne,
the feelings Of TENDERNESS, in her innorcn
bosom
On the third slav. as sat at Wharton's Re,
he suddenly moved: he raised his head. an,
opening his eyes. sazed fxcdlv upon cor
nor of the room. His coun,enance change
in a mos, extraordinary manner: it was dead
" pale. and seemed To he turning to marble
saw that the hand of death was npon hin
"All is over" he casped out. while his look
continued iy"'l npon the spot: there
stands :" and hc fell hack and expired.
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his watch-"You must then either Get anoth
er watch, or / another Secretary" Let our
Young men lay this up in their hearts, for
their fortunes in life will greatly depend on
the strict observance of this invaluable habit
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rrRMS.. 80 per annum, if paid within

rrRNS... l.5O per annum, if paid within
..- $500 # payment be DELAYED beyond
...ro ~ payer discontinued until all arrcar-
-. ... ,.,. except al the option Of the publisher
,.,rrrl,fNt<r. inserted at the usual prices
.,. advertisements intlSt he paid for in adj
advertisements >hould be marked the nun
-. ..,r-s,, he ln.,rtrd othcrwis. they will he
.,.,,,, cq.il fr'Hd tor a' the option Of the pub
- .r; char.ci accordingly.
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fHE ciLED0\IlN,
A. G.. CHAD WICK.
vrrLISHED EVERY SATURDAY

rr-rr .KIrrEEpGE & CoLR,'s Building, st.
..~,v-opposi;- the 'st. Johnshurv House.
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'NcTrAIIrY.-Ilalf the scrre, of the
'>> OF eminent men IS heir .rl1!;:v.
''.''' W" 'iouh, WHETHER any in,tan e ran
'''1 where a nan his rcarhcl ma h true
''.''' nee wl'houti,. Washington once said
= s-'rc'a-y ~hc l.:A the b.ac:e on
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-02-10

YOUNG MEN AND THE SABBATH.-The
New York Observer, in an article address TO
"Young Men and the Sabbath" says: lei
no young man disregard the Sabbath. The
momen! he seIs his foot on Gods holy day,
his moral principle is gone, his se(.respect
is diminished, and one great barrier in the
way Of his down course to ruin removed
lie must find some occupation on this, his
only leisure day. He salies forth in search
Of amusement. He meets Others, in pursuit
of The same object, who, to secure it, have
made similar havoc Of conscience and prin-
ciple, and among them arc not wanting
adopts in wickedness. Having broken over
one restraint, others readily give away be-
fore him. and he falls an easy prey to the
destroyer. 1t would be next to a miracle, if
he should be rescued from ruin.
BuI this process is not confined 10 the city.
Show US the young man, any where, who
disregards the holy Sabbath, and we will
show you the young man that is on the
high road to ruin. All the good influences
in any community, cluster around the Sab.
bath :; and all the evil influences, concen.
,rate among the Sabbath breakers.
Pause, then, voting man, before you pre-
sumo 10 trample on Gods holy day, for, In
so doing, you tread under foot Heavens
richest blessings, and invite all The enemies
Of the human soul to combine for your de.
s.ruction. Turn away thy foot from the
Sabbath, from doing thy pleasures on Gods
holy day.