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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-12-31
HATS. CARS AND STRAW GOODS.

A NSON TAYLOR, No. 160 Broadway New York,
n Manufacturer and Commission dealer in HATS. CAPS
STRAW GOODS, HATTERS' STOCK, TRIMMINGS.
&C. A T long experience in these particular branches of
business Joined to his facilities in the manufacturing
bes him to offer inducements to purchasers that cannot be
had of those who purchase their goods at second third
hands His present stock is extensive and wen assorted for
the country trade and will be constantly added TO by esh
imporations and from his mandatory. Particular
attention paid to orders by mail Dec. 2I-I73m
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JT7HISKEY AND CHEESE.-leO bbls. Whiskey and
w 100 boxes Cheese, received. and for sale by
Dec. 18th FREEMAN & HOUSTON
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TRADING WIvEs.-An interesting and novel case
off last week before Clark Mills. Esq. justice
of the peace, of which the following the partic
ulars:
Two men and their wives liyingin the same house,
across the river, by mutual consent, agreed to trade
wives pro tempore. Title conveyed, and pos
session delivered. and matters passed along smooth
ly for two weeks, when Mrs. -, preferring
her old husband to her new one, wanted to trade
back, but the other parties, satisfied with the oar
gain, would not consent, whereupon Mrs. - en-
ton they were committed to the county Jail. The
funniest of the affair is that the compliments were
as guilty as those complained Of and they per
mitted to go UNPUBLISHED while the others suffer
OSHKOSH Courier
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RESOLUTIONS.

/. Resolution 10 pay Charles Suy Wheeler $40
for preparing ten skeleton maps fer the Legislature.
2. Resolution requiring the Secretary of State 10
procure the names OF the several acting Justices of the
Peace in the State, and report TO the General Assembly.
3. A resolution in favor of James R. Dodge.
A. resolution in favor of Seatcn Gales.
A resolution for furnishing the two Houses with
carpets, settees Sc [Appropriates $1,000 for each
Housed
g. resolution in favor of Perrin Busbee
T. Resolutions upon the resignation OF Chief JUS
tce Rufin
8. Resolution concerning report of Prof. Emmons.
9. Resolution concerning the North Carolina Rail-
road. lAuthorlZes the payment of the first nstament
of 100000 due from the State 10 The stock of said
Company, and that amount 10 be replaced by the first
sale Of the bonds OF the Stale.1
10. Resolution concerning the Public Treasury
! [Au,horizes the Treasurer to borrow 5000, O0Ol
IL. resolution in favor of Rufus H. Page Pays
ten o'lars for preparing map of Cherokee lands.
H. Resolution TO furnish the library of congress
with certain volumes OF the acts of the General As
sembIy of this State
10 Resolution in favor OF Charles Latham, Sheriff
| OF Washington county.
ii Resolution for purchasing Outline Maps -
PROVIDES for furnishing each member of the Genera
Assembly with Map al the price of so cents
10. Resolution TO furnish the Governors residence
20. Resolution 10 provide for the appointment O
assistant engrossing clerk.
81. resolution in favor of Rufus H. Page. PAY
Rufus H. Page $50 for making tabular statement.
INCREASING Prosperity IN IRELAND-Late &C
counts from Ireland represent that the evidences
improvement in the condition of the country aredai
: ly becoming more decided and the agriculture
classes are beginning to participate in the gencr;
prosperity, after the exhausting effects of famine
In the western counties in particular the change ft
the better is quite remarkable. The Mayo Teegrap
gives most gratifying account of the active trad
n among the country shopkeepers, owing to the il
creased means of consumption among the grazier
FL nr,I 81 lab rrnfoce
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COMMTssIONERs, ELECTION.

ON the first Monday in January next, there will be
" election held at the Commissioners Office to elect
Commissioners of the Town the
ing year. By order. RICHARD MORRIS, T. c..
December 10th. 1852 9O-te
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Wholesale Prices Current.

I AxEs.prdouIo 90 1900 lMULLETs, .
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lady who was very modest and Submissive before
marriage observed BIZ her friend TO use her tongue
pretty freely after. :" There was a time when | al
most imagined she had none" Yes" said her huss
band, with sigh, :. but it's gerry long siace.s
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THE MILITARY

At NETTING OF COMPANY A, TEGTu REGI-
"A mont hold ut thsi- armory on wednesday evening,
T. ptt mhsR 7. 1867, 1t WAS
Resolved and heartfelt shanks
70 Alderman j. b. B. erum ESQ for his genemany trsat
~ st Flusbir the LIST OF Sep
mser and also for the boun l no 9nsxpaet
ssly set bef almost strangers TO him Individually A.
Carolina Hail. tins Ing tnat no acted from the
i'm pslfe Of his noble htsrt than from any claim
had him, and Aso. he 10 and Of whom Tho
psaIle Of Flushing may well be proud.
Resolved, That to thu ladies Of Carolina Hall
deBs of suse for tho tbare they had In
eDt and hope they have oanse to the
ception they Company that to old friend A.
O. silinsA. "msy Is shadow never ess we tender
respects for ,he hsppy manner he welcomed in
behalf Of Mr. Boerum and hope that We may again have
the pleasure Of meeting him In as good health ana spirits
Capain OF tho apD Rifles. and lieutenant
Pops Of tho Bragg gorse Guard, aud military men in
eantral hon ored with their presence We tender
them respects. and hope that tho ssme good feeling
them that OCCASION long continue
Of the quality Of the waters of ST.
that respeots also due TO the ladies
and snsemen Of Flushing who Joined With in celebr
log aBnver,ary and aso to Mr. Gooderson proprietor
St. Ro.sns Well all Of whom viii please receive sol.
dis,s tbanBs WV. HuSON, Captain.
CHAs. kxEN, Secretary.
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ANTHOLOGY.

TWENTY THOUSAND EAUyITfES-A
Il Thou who btlieve,t pot 50 magic
And doubtst that fave L. written In tho stars,
Behold tho proofs OF strJlt go truth,
Oftwenty thonsand full pstipitinr,
BY Sweden's prophet. the ialan RO8ACK, east,
Not one has yet b, en- ohsii 49, as untrue.
Can facts like those BIO ais htea f-dc they not
Amount to dem onstrston 4 Ope orsswo--
Or ten or twenty, might hs ~, by chance
Bat where's the man, ureiftud vi tho art
To read and under tsbd tho vi rious stars;
Could twenty thousand ees,Upes predict,
Nor mako faiiurel It's i'm possible.
Dr. c. w. R08ACK the Swedish Ma loan and As.roogcr,
has to tries tho raetaoo
Of his profession He dFeots Tho attention Of the public to
facts and he challenges the world them Advice
DO had Of Dr. Robcsk al hours of tho day And
ming and natives obtained At his Iesdence No White
street, New York.
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MATRIMONIAL

NTATbIhGEY.-A WIFE WANTED.-A YOUNG MAN.
S3 whhug TO tase partner tor ie taxes tits thod
q procuring onobeleyng malrsgsto be lottery, pnj
Thinking this might efh8fs meet the Of vho
vouid uit him. As let q L almqss natter
otssiiy IA such lie .lIise Vhcm thuss tEery-
eight years DID good lospg tthe sdie handsome
stns i've feet inches hSh moderately goodteuf
and Wth considerable fortune. II ndy mpst have tho
following Good LOOKS bacl lair ano eyes prserred
tr fsl must play or sing litte and und
thing of Housekeeping nrd erteGvor r. make husband
lapry frttno no confederation {aithouea shc weud Of
he rit tod On thGt nGcount Shoud eye
nny lacy 50 disposed che can address CArence At tie
General Poet Office stating quadgatians ana who're
interview can be had n. ia pretty fvgt Is naspea-
sable.
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zoe Lyy1kQm-UHy7Kp STATED NAIL sTNAN
shp AxJTW, Captain yAA q. LseA-7his ssssDeg
I'm sspars sfsa sss q AN: Tor Europe 3ssssi,sE =
Ne FOO. q Canai street 10 brstbs seros IN paid fas
YoY fsst or passage, hs,ns posquAsd nessmncAa1 -
EDw. 4. OoLLiSs : Co. Ne 70 Van sssssA..
Pssssnfs requested " - board % III 4. u,
Ths RAsioa WIN The Arctic. aad vl sa
On the - Of October.
TVHE NEW Y0Rx AND LIvRKPoOL UN1TxD s7A Tns
MaO Seesnsza-Hhs sApe so1nSs1ns thtl atne the
fbuevinG,- ATLANTIC, CaDsAi1 wesa.
PACIFIC, oap1aiA Nye.
ARC1lC Captain Luce
BALTIC, Captain Oomstctk.
ADRlATlC, Captain CrAfvon. =
1heee shlpe havs been snt ~ contrast axyrssy fos
every has been tahsn In sAsx
sruotionas In thef WxorsA end slesa
and their ~ pssssaxsrs sss fsf
Fssos Of passaes from New Week 70 Mympscl h Ara
cabin $50; ssocAa sasaa. ~. Hsinsiss use q sxsa
From Eynpoei - Eevyssk, IS. ans la
An experienced surgeon astaehet ~ eAAh shiD.
No bersAs secured untu pad Cor.
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CLorIIING.

GAST OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED.
-Ladcs and esnklsnen having casa on clothing or fur
for the snbserber - his fsFdsnce line through the
ro scs VIM % sd}s 70 Less; ss y S, y n
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NorIcr-punLEc NOTICE IS

TyORPORATIoN NoTICE.-PUBLrC NOTICE Is
::D.a':
ss ss'a
io.Di.sas esre and gutter sseass If Mulberry
a.s T. nsi sa s.
- lots ard parcel, Of land isus.sd
ssr.s both tides Of jersey street. 40 fee. from
Ms,serry street and tho south sid Of noas
,s 49, ~ ss .ssys All
snts ard VINO to either them,
Il
s ssasefs ] s! sayy6 Assessors.
Once Bureau Of Xssssments Street Department, Sept.
CRoTON AoUEDUCT DEPARTMENTAL COW
tractors Sealed Proposals. viii be received e she
is on ss Gres ss ay q
build Sewer wiih shs necessary Receiving Basins
Sslsa a.
a ali Sr ias IS eas b oSa
On application to ne Contract Csrs 81 this cidoe.
New York. August 80 iS5a ctoson Sqrednos DspATncas
NRoToN AQUEDUoT pEPARrIENT- no CoNrnac:
sSe As1 FfV1pss Ta, I
ssr sa ~ e ESQ., e N 4
rits .ys.ns being u l,9se shoet $50 ,sgs Tts paa Of
ss s III hsF % asi
en- specification to the Contract ol'F q S SkaS
prss,isn, Of It thS or'sOn AqusdOet Department
CReroN -AquEDuOP DsPARTsEEr--ro CON-
" t-actora.saaod potals viii DO reeiyee 1T tho o.
Geo % eho Crotoa AGueauot Department tEeunet Feskl
pntlkonery, enc 18th day o. September 62 a. o'clock
10 near avenue herR in myth about 500 fosa Tho
pa. and ETerioatcr for the building % tha
all other intern alton aug thereto. be oS
ssired application 10 The con.Ts9s Get = dhs sidoe
President Of mo oroton Aqaodass Department
New York, sept, !, lsos.
CRoToN AQUTpUor DEPARTSENr--T0 con-
~ trsoserescaled pferosais win be ,esed At he Of
sr Monday tho 18Th cav Of soptemSer pa ht oeck,
NJ build sewer With The nooessary resolving baaias
and cuvsr.s n Fotsy.aret street tre@ tsth &c nssr
the specifications FOR the budny 81 thn saoi
all otler oy ration relating Thereto can be obtained
application to the Contract el,T, a. shis
President Of tte Creton Aouoduot DepaTtment.
New York. Sept, mher 3, 1859.
(RoToN AQUEQUCT nEPARTMES r.To coST4Ac.
~ torg.Ssted rrop0ene win he received az ha otace 2,
the Croton Aqueduct Department thoturda pafk nn,h
Eonday, the 2osh day OF sepeuher 1902 ~ IN
TO build Sewer With the Necessarily recei ing basins ena
er,verts in Chambers street. IL IN Green e greet 70 near
Brosdvsy being length abort 0 feet TIE plsn o. INC
all other information relating thereto DO Obtained on
application 70 tho Contract ciers :, sss
President Of the Crotoa Aqueduot Department..
New York. September Z, 1862
CR0TON AoUEDCCT DEPARTMENTAL MASoNs.
~ Sealed proposals will be received at the once OF the
Croton Agueducs Department Park until Mon
Sod sewer in street, from Tenth avenue 70
eeyentyhvo feet west Of Ninth The plan Of tho
sewer specifications for the building Of the and all
piicstOn to the Water Parvsyor. e. This Gtcs
President Of the croton Aqueducs Del krsmens
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VvHE NEW Y0Rx ASD LIvHKPOOL Uw1TED s7AYns
al SessnsrA-Tho eAtre soDpos1n4 AIR Tine ~ A.

HSYssp SS{a isS = 90, - Wal, -. New yo.l.
BROWN. SIMPLIFY = CO., Liverpool
y. G. ROAnhHS CO., ID Kings Arms Yard, London
JOHN Nun R0D CO.. - nas Retire Dame des Vic
0KO II. DIAPER, HHvRs.
mo OF tbsse sps Will not - ssesantAh fer 0ol4
lvo1 bullion, speo,e }weRy precious stones MEDALS
sness bills Of lsdins ggned tAsreR and NE vAlus
tte-sof AbeysD exprsssed.
vVvBE BYIyTeH AND NORTH ARHHTCAN ROYAL
i NAL SAaAnahips-Betveen New Ysrh Ard Liverpool
dssA and between hostsA and Liverpool tho Boston ns
sengeYs
ARABIA, Capt.- PE26JA, uapA-
AFRICA, Capt.. Harrison. ASIA CApt Jedkine
EUROPA, Capt. b1tt. NIAGARA, Caps. ShcnG.
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nYPARTMENT OF REPAIRS AND SUPPLIES. Ay-
~ gust 3ist TO Iron IoundersEesaled propessls
ana Supplies basement No New City Hall nnsn sszas-
viii be publicly opened accordance wth the crdnance
there the erection Of an iros towsr on lot IN Mao
70 Tie one erected thirty third street All Information
in regard fsAd tower can be had
a. he once tho perintcndent Of Repairs 70 Public
buildnss, No. 10 Elizabeth street Bianr essimsses viii
serves rht Of rejecting all any OF shs sstnatss
desued for tho interest Of tho Corporation
cesd~ NJ
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CTREET DEPARTMkNT NO. HALL OF RECORDS
- Public notice is hereby given that the folio ~ng
ops bave been presented In the Board Of Aldermen
cig well and eroot uunp in Tiftyfourh sreet between
Ninth and Tenth 10 and gyade Fieh street.
between Filth and Seventh avenues to work and grade
Iy second street, from Eleventh to hudson
Also the folic wiz hesolutionsTo repair Grade
gutter and ag four feet through sewaks Of Forty
frat street, between Seventh and Eighth
rtyegbth street. from East TO Hudson river All persons
Interested having thoreto requested
fsn them in writing, 20 the unGersned his Office on or
before the 10th day q september inst.
JOHN 7. DODGE, Street commissioner.
g. 1872.
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CTRsLT DEPARTMENT, NO 4 HALL OF RECDRDs.-
- Public potcn is hereby fiven that the feowiog Pe
tne have been presented TO the uo.vd Of Asnt Alder
ITO One hundreth street, betreen Fitch and
Esth TO Thirty ninth street. between Teath
sna hudson River: TO hag Sidewalks ia Clinton
street between Hester and Grand erees where not already
ia yged. al Interested having objections thereto
requee cd 70 present hem writing I'll undergusd
1T Lis ooe the 18Th day u September iA6t
john 4. DODGE, Street. Commissioner.
SeptemterS, 1859.
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CORP RATION N0TICT.-PuHLIC NOTICE Is
~ hereby given to tire owners. occupant
eupAAts OF all houses Improved uuiuproved
1xd gxeoted thereby that the
Isss osnpted BY Assesors and arc lodged 10 the Of
Of by all
psR-oBs hteYesed viz For raising, regulating setting
Surb and gutter paving the caragcway aud building b.
and cuverts In Old slip, between Front and South
Streets The limits embraced By such assessment include
rlSoss parcels Of land situated northery side Of
"a Aim hstwesn Wafer and South streets and TIE
x0atk ~ Eide between South Front streets; the
saserly side Of Front street between Cuyle alley asd
ard the westerly side. between Old
sp and iar and both sides Of Water ssrees
between Old slip and street No. o. All persons whose in
teyoste affected by the above named and
who opposed 90 the ssma either Of them, are
80 present their objections In writing the
dsrsgned sc their Office Ha OF Records within thir-
" days from the date OF this notice.
SAMUEL II DE MOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON. ASSESSORS,
ISAAC WIN. SMITH,
Once, Bureau Of Assessments Street Department Sept
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HOTELS AND WATERING PLACES.

TyRAMERCY HOUSE, CORNER OF TWENTIETH
N street and Broadway, New York. 10 open 10 The
publo il ono hundred and fy rooms furnished
II the most elegant STYLE with every possible
bin and the propetore determined that shall rark
among the best family hotels In the world 80
rARRoL HOUSE, 722 BROADWAY. OPPOSITE THE
~ New York Hotel. open to transient and permanent
boardsrs. Families visiting New York will find one OF
the hest and comfortable houses In the city, being
entirely new, and fitted the most superior MANNER
with every convenience, gss warm and cold baths, 60
. JAMEs HENDERSON, Proprietor.
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FINANCIAL.

paoPosAI.s yoa Jam 500 900 nArroR AND
ss AT. issssss ssa
Ts, e, ss go .Gss: ss,s e:
:. p. ana .s ~ y III, n, 70,
q sr.' sss only msf or 'fss q Js:s,h &
hoy isspsd andr Ats Of the legislature Usis.
mini dollar, 1hss il 70 the sspssi
me asd s,' sss ae 81.
hanorsd ihosssnd soAss Nm nov 30 offered for ssis.
The mortgages covers the entire linz Of he company their
.ss bssan a NE Ii: y
. :s R
" the oirs etisn OF pets hundred fort,
s aa :a
500 m.rs ssI the same a. Ia y
Lm: % miles and 80 on - .hs road s,apessd from
r. Srs. n: en, ss thereof N. only Deb. q
aI Ard .a Ss sas S9
bteI purohssed add now In the ooare Of arrvAl~n Be
S sn ps
iss s for s s
l. ss.in 70 oo 81 $4,000 Tia. piss lying bstwson
pasy syasss s Nom
available stool suSssripsos If about 90 wnsoh
1a.s s @ n
~ az the as
siderable has already besn subscribed. The entire line,
e.
following Tho mortgage ful to the trustee to
ahe possession oil the road ts Effects
depot &o and sell tho the bid
der to raise to either interest praeipal
IN case OF scia,ls The country through which the
is not only rssafps.od but uDyiyalled Nv any
Of equsl extent IN the ion Ia fertility Of soft espabty
OF dense population ond AL the
wealth and property The sepors of the Of tho
State o Ohso for 1851 aho~s that abol.
entire taxable property of TINT stsse fouad in
to CiheinnAt The southerp portion Of tina oe passo,
thfoush tb most Doous snd fertile " the Uaised
ttates-hsi century bro forest. Az
Sydney this hDe the Detsf siao and Indians
hallway; Lima. n. Ohio and indiana which Will prove
valuable srhatAy opening 10 the trade Of the
At Toledo 10 sta tha Mcbi2sn Snuthsrn sud
Labe Shore Roads The lire will extended De-
tro At Daytn 1t conascts with TO road "a
pouth, aud 80 JDds-sp west and Columbus s.e rho
road viii probably It's ders we the
Cocinnsb and Day Vhoso ooh above
crcppier m ,np;r4nt position, aeaFiy qu,ts,
equal 70 other In that state Sealed viii be
received for less than 1000 uct saturday,
the 10Th dag OF Iris month II three coiesk T.. Pre-
poess win he sddresssj 10 he agents Of ths oompany,
hesra inslow LAsisT Co.. No. 90 Wall street, In
doIsed Proposals Tor Dayton Aesiyap Rafoad
ITe' W ave psr ns Of the porshass viii be
qprsd 20 be paid ting the bid ths ip dor Ia
equal monthly instahnepts Of 70 cent purchAs
VIII Be - liberty 20 ray full az in,trast on .hs
hords viii run feom ths cay payment Tho abvs 4i0
60 WI be sold shselotsy ana without reGsrvs to the
hghess bidder prp exhibit win map an all neoss-
stoB Ia relation these securities. be had
By eainF At the tnss Of tie ageas VAN
street. r.% hors. ,o,, JRO. q. SKLFoRD, Pros.
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gRAVELLERa, GuIprn.


CAMDEN AND hGBOR RAILROAD T0R PHiLADEL-
~ rhiA- -Itayet BY sttamboatJuId POTTER. Pier No.
y NORTH river at A. NJ, aud p NJ thyou.h In ~ hours.
haTe nrst olass Sa second class Thy lire oay 81
a N. and T.. NJ.
JoR PHILADELPHIA DfREcr-U. s. NAIL AND
Express lines through In four seuss Nev iesey Rail
Coftapat street; Rand 61 T. liberty rtress Fare SIS
for frat ease and 81 % for second class and NJ RE-
turn ~ and A. M and ~ r ~ Baltimore, ssLir
Norfolk ard Charleston through tickets sold Ia the
". lisea =
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CTEAM BETWEEN NEW YOfK AND GLASGOW
- The Giasgow ord NeE orb sssanshp Conpsny's ns@
ne,m1bp GLASGOW q 9S2 tons 4o0 horse po cbo1
Ctais comRanaer viii sri rom New York fee GsasgoS
~ ~ ~ 'ocfnsh a. roan VA esSc ss.ioor ,s.Ss
yooms) $780, do. do tnossp dol t76 Sesona oshin So.
Stewards fec included. Apply 10
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4 A4UD8AbNT6
RsysEI rgHArsESSDooas oPsa AT u cua-
s.ssS ;:;:;i ssgs T. u ss ri, e s' sSss
'A.''' iIas syit s.y DAY: Mss A'''n
~ opss 81 y 20 -. Ienss A. u. o'clock Benefit aaa
s''si''' ss'''SSfsssd aI f h ss ss'is;s'd
n s.si si.s
To. Miller, Eaf s. .ashfs So Mssn Mr. m.,...
Il; 4: s..s:
iswsss slosSm Mr. FISHER PINK fa...n irs Sssnssd
! NATIONAL THEATRE, CHATHAM sTaEEr-pooRs
f sTs:'s sis Ssisis This evening
Gumbo. Mr.. Marsh ella. Miss Barber
Hp' = sSs1 Toll,
kArreaner Mr. Jones NaShs- Ma. -. Mrs. Nichols
II ARNUM's AHsMcAN MUsEUM-P. r BAR
s'S rd5Gpr:s9r job. u
o.a.tosla Day. Ehs ssv prize drama THE oRPmINs
"a .:s .sssssssa,s s,iss .f s.s:. s,sss.
e. Ss..s ssisn.ass e. asas. s'''A' '''S Animals
NHRIsrYs OPERA HOUSE, NO. 47s BROADWAY.
S sssIy aai sss.9s q:
1 Cbrtssy whsss sonouss In this city for shs past
S.s.si: i:.Sssss.s :ss:sss: TisSss: 8 sasss
Doors open 81 u commence ~ o'clock.
e T. sss'ss .sns: mi
rnoeS Twelve year hab price Doors open - u concert
as O'Clock. N. B.-The Wednesday and S.
turdAy afternoon concerto discontinued untu the
notice. t
WOODS KINsTRRLs IA BROADWAY.-E. HORN
w respects uIy tenders his aehr ow dgemeDts TO th
public for pact favors hs 70 that his benh
yin tase pisee ~ nday evening. september 3D. whom
ward.
DosrPON ENENf.-soNTAG sgsENADE-THG
grand ssrcnade 60 be given TO Madame Sopsag by the
American Musical Pund society," assisted by numerous
ether societies and Military Ban win BIO postponed from
Friday evening to MONDAY RvENirG. Sepsembee
Is as II o'clock r. NJ the Committee not deoming s
tey kiudness m of the serena of last
estve evenings Tho grand Seronade Of the Society
oelosh p. NJ. HkNAY O WATSON,
JOHN a. KYLE. }Commistee.
TBEo EisPELO.
Jons g. scuERrr, So csctary
gpALACS or BEAUTY, NO. a. BoWGRY. DIRECTLY
opposite the Bowcry Tbsaar-, night ~ishA
.Booosr Troupe under the of Mile Luioc
Afro, Groups Of Marble S.atuary Represented By
young ladies. The p>t1es taken from Of best
p,p sap gs Doors a. z; meaco at g. Admission
Private boz &c.,; orohesira, o parquoto, 2 gallery,
IKE.
dVoECRRr-TgR REV YORK UNION vOCALIsTs
~ all give their Second Corcert at the Broadway
yobsYnace Aepdav, osptenber 70 1852 at o'clock
H., when the following artstee Of TOO Union Will .p
vansi M l. y. ZAnder. Prof Wander wcyds W. Marsh
the Infant Drum loDly four and half Jenrs old Herr
Rees and w. Curtes. Tickets % cents to be had
The Music Stores and at tho doeY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-11

A LBANY, TROY, AND LEBANON spRINgS-Tog
n Gaze Of the Now York and Harlem Rsiroa tie
City Hol Station New York daily, tSundatR oxcep.ed
10 oSseE n, @n t,aa 70 Chatham -Four Corners
Lebanon Springs, PttRheid Sprr ged and otnor intcr,
diate ttatone At3 o'clock. p. MAooommodation train
TO Chatham Four Cornere Meeting with Wescrn Railroad
ssi cast PAtenses for Lebanon Springs win tho
nan and stage to Lebsnon arriving early tho fac
neon. Fare th ough, 81. M. SLOAT STUNT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-11

INCORPORATION EOTIOE.-PTsLI0 NOTICE Is HERE-
~ BY gwen, ia Lbs owners, occupant
1aae houses and ictr Improved OF nniproved lands,
ns6eed srsby that Ahe folio ring
esnpssssa che and lodged Of
"a Russ&u OF for ex>ninntan By all persons
Atexess3 VIZ For building Third
sysnse % Abe Bsvery The limits embraced b. sucs
ssept slude 81 tho several kauses and lots ground
vaeant ots poss and parcels Of land situate bos das
~ Third street besveen and tho 8oSry; b,sb
uAee ~ FIRST between Sssond
q bosy dss Of 5socnd avenue and sas.oriy side Of ME-
3Suery between Second sud third perssns,
Wss tefeSts affected by the shove named
nd Who opposed 20 tho either Of shem
Quesed to their objections writing
designed :. their Once Han of Ksoor within thirty
ssaUsL DE MOTT.
ERaNCiS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH,
Ooe, HuSeau Of Assesscate 9trest Department., Aus.