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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-17
ASTROI,OGY.

Tenn y LIMBS ATIYlTY-IMMEDIATELYA AFTER
Msdemoisele Lind arrived In this country her nativity
carefully drawn by Dr. Rotack and forwarded TO her
the irving House. How far may be judged Of
by the following passage from letter received Doctor
rom that peerless singer and truly excellent lady few
days before ,he sailed in the Atlantic for verpco-"Qn
you with what has really happened since arrival in this
country compelled TO believe that you possess the
power OF looking into the future Everything even
latest and most Of life,
which account and yet know true Thisi
Of them The strong mind Of Jenny Lind refused
hr to ye oredence TO the predictions of Astrogy but
truth mighty and always conquers In the end When the
vocalist found that the mapped out bv the
tiyity forwar to her by Roback fulhed by
day in all it's details she too candid not Wedge
the fact and give due credit TO the aerooger and sgcan
AL letters TO ROBACR No White street, will be re
gonsy attended to IL paid For more particulars call
and get an astrological almanac gratis where certncates
ia 50
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Mr.. Clay's VIII.

CINCINNATI, July 16 1852
The will Of Mr. Clay presented in court Monday
last, and admitted to record 1t is drawn by his
hand and bears date July 10 1851 1t relates almost
tIely to the disposition of his estate among the members
Of his family, the only exception being that which relates
to his slaves providing that children of his slaves born
the LIST of January 1850, be liberated and sent
ibern. the males the age Of twenty eight and the
females at yfve,three years earnings prior to
their emancipation be reserved for their benefit for
the purpose Of fitting them out, sua PRIOR "a rsnsy,,
they are TO be taught to read write and cypher save
'p eehg before 1900 are beQueaIhcd 70 his family Ash
lano n 20 49,. oy for her sole use aud benefit dur
ing her life and after her death to be sold and the pro-
ceeds to be divided among his children.
The only specific deyses outside Of his family are
Dr. D. w Dudley. the gold snuff box presented by DR.
Hunt late Of Washington to Henry + Duncan, a ring
containing piece Of the coffin of washington to Or W
Mercer, snuff box SAID to have belonged to Peter
the Great.
Mrs Clay is appointed executrix and Hon Thomas A.
Marshall and James o. liarison, executors, of the will
with provision that security shall be required of
either
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V>O RAILROAD CoNTRACTORs.-CHICAGO AND
Mississippi karoad-sealed proposals will be received
at the office Of the company in the city of Springfield I
nois until Saturday August A. for the grading
bridging and ties OF that division of this road which
anee Is about sixty miles and the route sraverse the
divided into sections about two miles each and the work
10 be without delay Payments for work
seen and blank forms obtained at the of
in Springfield and Bloomington Illinois where any nfor-
nation will be furnished by the Engineer Department
Satisfactory proof Of responsibility will be required from
New York at 6 Warren street stairs the Hudson
to exhibit prodes plans &c. and information such
as prefer to offer proposals In this city OLIV Elk H. LEE
Chief Engineer Chicago and Mississippi Railroad.
New JuIv 4
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NANCIAll.

DROPoSALs FOR COAL.-SEALED PROPOSALS
VIII be at the office ofthe of the
next for the delivery the public wharf at West Point
New York Of 1900 tons 2a0 lbs per tom first quality
Coal as follows, viz 100 tons White Ash stove size; 600
tons do broken and screened 800 tons Req broken
August and September and ten cent to be
fulhnent Of the contract Address Lieut.. R. S. SMITH
QuarteImaster United States Military Academy. West
Point, York.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.


EAMpEN AND AMBoy RAILROAD, FOR PaILA.
~ delpha from Pie 40. North river, foot OF battery
pace by steamboat John POTTER. Two lines daily
Morning line leaves at NJ Afternoon express line att
NJ through to PhnaselpsiA IL four and half hours
Fares first oass 50 second class (by2 r. W., line
only 81 Returning leave philsdepha, from foot OF
81 90
E0R PHILADELPHIA DIRECT s. NAIL AND
Express lnes through in four hours New Jersey Rail
road via Jersey City leaving New York ~ A. foot OF
Cortanat street. and 5s NJ Liberty street Fare Ss
Return att snd9 A. M spd 5I6 NJ Baltimore washing.
tove lines and through baggage carried in the M
3ls T. ~ lines
TIRE STEAMBOAT FRANCIS SKIDDY WILL LEAVE
the foot OF DAY for Albany day Wcdnes-
day aud Friday. at o'clock, A. NJ Fare TO Albany 81;
Peugb epse 90 conts Hudson 75 cents Loading Wost
Iont N,wburg Pourhbeepse uyde Park Kingston Cats
kill and hudson.
CUNDAY MORNING BoAT FOR NEwBURG, LAND
~ ing Workers, uastgs Dohbs' Ferry, Tsrry sn,
Sing sins Rockand Lake, Hsverstraw, Nerp sntE Gala.
wes CuzSens Dock, Cold Spring, tonahiGE Han
ond street each way. Fare 80 cent? T. NtWhu or ~
centa for the exeursi 1he steamer THOMAS HULsE,
captain Van Wart will the foot ~ Jay tfaat
ythrd pier above Chambtrs every Sundty mdrain
at IN O'clock RI Oh, above pisces Heteron viii
New burg y. o'tlnot T. THIS ~ kago Nov W.
s,g US..--..-. - saso.1s l4H4i'- =. iSa.cr-.
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Henry Clay's Funeral solemnIties at ST.
Louis, sc.

Sr. Louis, July II. 1852
The funeral solemnities Of Henry Clay took place
yesterday The procession which large and posing
consisted of the military and fire departments Free Ma
Odd Fellows and other associations There
business iansacted during the day everything
a solemn and mournful appearance.
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ExPREsa aAnnCYMS,

a - - = s. " y = y
4 DAMS CO., OFFICE NO. 50 BRoADWAY.-Ex-
ress tor California Oregon and the Sandwich Issn
the u. > msil steamrr luuis, Tuesday July 20th
INs52 TnrouS without detention Our next regulSr semi
monthly Esprets for California Oregon &c. via Panama
will be despGtcbed by the u mail steamer illinois, tor
Aspnwsll Navy v direct Tuesday, July 10th. at
o'clock, p. NJ. through usual in charge OF Of
our efficient freight alents aud special IN 81
nst this the only express whose freight agents and
passengers really accompany its freight through to des
nafiongcing and returnipr sh the regularity OF the
mails Having oi N san Francisco Sscramen-
pa ali other mpor places 10 California with expresses
running TO all the mining districts aso TO Oregon aue
the Sandwich Isaud enabled TO freight
parcels specie and valuabes of every
description with unrivaed patch and security up
the reasonable All fre tht forward BY
shs the 0.h iust should be delivered TO
With nvoi.o before tn day 81 sah 20 enable
ply With tLe government order for cordng and sealing
Small par cells and dispatches viii be received until O'Clock
T. NJ day OF steamers departnre Everything must BIO
waterproof ndtnD, package should oxceed 25
his weight 51s feet cubic charge
clippers BY line Cus'oa House consular
sincatos ADA us X CO., No. 80 Broadway.
DERFoRo & CO.'S CALIFORNIA EXPRESS. PER
u stenmr Illinois, Tuefdsy, 10Th ust in charge
through TO destination Shippers will bear in mind
Is the only express having respor sibe resident
frtigbt agent the lsthmus, Messrs. VIM Nelson Co
which fact l. sufficient guarantee that goods not
tics ending goods Carnii superior to all other
eNpesse Ours gdependent and opposed to
Wo also have heen the of reducing the
ht the present low rates.
Monday early, to Ese time tor cording and ling
a. House viii hs ce sed the dav of sailing
Small parcels received until r NJ, day Of sailing. No
chare House fees Freight taken at the lowest
Psesage secured sthe U. 8. and p. M. ne Of
steamer the lowest rates st our Office.
= BERFoRD & CO.. No. q Astor House.
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TNHE AGENCY OF THOMAS BARBER FOR THE UN-
i dersigned having this day ceased William Madge who
las been associated with him for six past will
further notice act in bis stead Mr. Madge only
settle any outstanding claims Of the late Robert
X. Dunlop Son, and the undersigned. =
ARCH'D A. DUNLOP 100 Warren street
NEW YORK, July l. 1852
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DETER PARKS AuCTloN NEER; R;-DEsIRABLE
Il Household Furniture, Beds, Bedding &e on Monday,
the 10Th inst at 10 clock at No II Allen street corner
Walker, comprising a general assortment. mostly new,
together with superior lot OF Feather Beds
Quilts, he'd and table Lin en-, Sc, ia good order.
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ERANKLIN MUSEUM, ITS CHATHAM SQUARE,
George Lea Propristor;-The above establishment il
tho purpose Of Classic and origns Of
|ses together with variety Of beautiful performances
or full particulars bills Of each day Admison-Seats
pairs, S7i oents boxes Is cents; gallery. l2h cents
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PesI street-Groceries &c.-On Saturday John Fish.
blatt will sell, above, At ii o'clock, to close sales,
sardne 40 casks London Brown Stout 80 casks In dis
Ale 400 coo SeRars imported 20 cases Starch 20 demiohns
amaca Rum Brandy. &c also 10 cases Znc, for ships;
D new buggy and roekaway Wa9ons,&c.
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BROADWAY rHEATRE.-K. A. MARSHALL. SOLE
!..i: :: Tsss1 D;:.
evening 4 E PoysE Sss hsoSEs Il;
~ LES ASSGATs Rshsns ES ASssSSSa sSoSadE h' p'Fm'ns
NIBLoBGARDEN-MANA Mr.. JOHN SEXTON
ooloeL BsnoSt q ssnorits soto -
Saturday July Th H E si sak shs
S from fayoTts baet by Nile poussud ssnorta
hs eI1 IT, IN
f. E 81 xaR sne nd w E BoRd 4 "a M
Mile Pousaud and the Of the French
T ss9 BY the English one act piece
BROADWAY THEATRE.-E A. MARSHALL SOLE
- Lesses-The MANAGEMENT take pleasure in announo-
% h shs
1Ghn asnry II the great Wizard Of the North
country e be The greatest the niassssnh
debut Jubilee sorees Mvstereuses Of Magic
s ps sss &
country he vanshes immediately after in his Wizard
by command Of the kRSerOr of Brazil.
BROOKLYN MUsEUM.-BoxEs AND PARQUET
2Ss; Gallery l2hc. Doors open at 71s to commence
Saturday evening" July Il will be performed the drama of
- :, TmE RouGh Di1aoSD.s Ss''' -''' "A'sA'
CASTLE GARDEN.--FRENcH aEIsER, PRoPRIE-
~ ndh, hne seh,n uran9 sunday Concert this season.
Sunday evening July lS Admission IS To
at clock precisely No posponement Of the
weather
CASTLE GARDEN.-FRENCH g. HETSER, PRO-
~ prietors-Admission 25 cents Doors open at 7; to
commence At o'clock Great attraction for the remainder
of the summer Monday evening. July 49, Herr
Cline the pr PARALLEL Rope Dancer and Professor Honey
and Son. the most astonishing Equilbrsts of the age
the night together with musical
by full and efficient orchestra. The Cosmoramas have
been newly arranged and be during day and
evening The view of the harbor and bay Of York
from the promenades, is magnificent.
THE EQUESTRIAN WORLD CHALLENGED.-WE,
the undersigned, MANAGERS and propretors. of the
Southern Equestrian Establishment now performing In
the State of Connecticut u s. A. do challenge any Eues.
ran performer or rider in this other country,
produce an artist that can perform more daring and
astonishing feats Of with precision
taste and agility than Master James Robinson Master
John Robnson-A youth only eight years old for wager
from 81 900 to S. 90 Master John Robinson to be atched
against youth of his Master James any
age-male or female rider. N B.-Prelimnaries to be
settled hereafter. ROBINSON & ELDRKD.
ANDREW JACKSON ALLEN, Agent.
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7 MoR1ARTY, AU9TIoNEER, WILL SELL THIS
day clock at l73 Chatham street, assortment
f second hand Furniture, removed for sale. Also,
Furniture from manufacturers large assortment Also
Feather Beds Carpets Bureaus Chairs Tables Sofas Bed
teads Clocks Looking Glasses Stoves, Rocking Chairs &C.
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~ COTTON, AUCTIONEER-LARGE SALE OF FUR
niture, cabinet makers Tools Printing materials
clock at the auction room. SO Beekmsn ana SO Ann
ture comprising variety Of parlor dining oem bed
oom and basement Furniture also Carpets Oil Cloths
Beds Mattresses; kitchen Furniture, &c lot Of cab
ct maker Tools also. lot Of prnting materials Types
ocs Leads &c; also several dozen black walnut and curl
maple Chairs also, 100 Boston Rockers Sale will be Pc
|emptory.
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Bonds will be received and adjudcated to the highest
bidder by the of the Debt Of
New Orleans at twelve o'clock Monday the 10Th
inst at the Banking House Of Corning Co. 63 Wall
street. 1t be for the interest of capitalists to nves
gate the claims which this loan presents profitable and
safe investment The bonds have forty bear
ing six interest payable in New York The Legis
lature of Louisiana compels the Common Council strn
gent provision in the charter to raise S6 by
special tax real estate which sufficient to the
interest the entire debt and leave surplus Of about
Bonds by purchase the lowest bidder The sinking
fund thus expended will absorb the entire debt at with
in twenty The recent movement in favor Of free
banking in Louisiana (beng popular measure with both
Political partie) will result in law to be passed at the
next sion of the Legislature authorizing free banking
and receiving the consolidated debt of New Orleans
basis for The population Of New Orleans is
10000 The value of real estate about $4,000 O0O The
of the city from wharves markets licenses &c. is
larse and other tax for municipal State Of
much poranee will be laid beyond the consolidated loan
ing its statistics of trade Indicate and the
improvement going in its affairs under the workings of
the consolidated charter sh by the recent ad
in real estate and the amcabe Of all its
citizens in the railroad projects undertaken with full
guarantees OF elements which should inspire
confidence in her obligations and place her in public est
nation among the first cities of the Union for stability and
integrity The terms for the sale of the New Orleans Loan
of 600 fourth cash. in thirty days.
with ersst Ak sx per cent The purchaser having the
r,;Yiana - >. So a. i tim" nr"- =" 49, t.-!-
privilege OF paying ~ hasui.sJ. pro.
per margin will be retained by the security
and including the 10Th of july shall nure to the benefit Of
he
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HENRY T. LEEDS, AUcTIoNEER;-RosEwoo

j ENKY T. LEEDS, AUCTIUNEEK.-ROSEWOO
and Mahogany Parlor aud Chamber Furniture paint
and enamelled Chamber Suites, marble tops--This
Saturday at 10k o'clock, at the sales room, No. 88
;hambers street. Broad~ay-Henry Leeds will sell
above large and valuable wood and
mahogany and walnut Furniture such suites of
Rosewood PAror Furniture, in brocatele; mahogany and
walnut Sofas in haircoth: marbetop CENTRE side and
Tables mahogany Dress bureaus and ash
tands; rosewood, marbet Dressing bureaus and
Owing Glass rosewood msrbetop Washstands rosewood
narbleop and walnut Etegeres seat Chairs French
edsteads Mattresses etc three painted Chamber Suites
|narbletops complete Oil Paintings, Carpets Crockery
GLASS and Plated Ware extension Tables etc. Also, lot
second hand Household Furniture. Catalogues the
morning OF sale.
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yT ELODEON, 81 BOWERY-REMEMBER THIS
evening Saturday for the benefit of John Diamond
dancer in the world which occasion grand
atch Dance between Mickey Warren and John Diamond,
II take place, with great variety Of other entertain
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|T( W. WESTCoTT, AUCTI0NEER-THE ATTEN-
ton of housekeepers invited to the sale
of Household Furnture Monday afternoon at CLOCK
at No LAC Greenwich avenne in fine order consisting of
Carpets, ii Cloth Sofas ia Bedsteads Bureaus,
wood Al walnut Bedstends Hair Mattresse Beds maho
gany walnut and cottage Chairs mahogany and walnut
Hat Stands centre pier card and duiaG Tables
and walnut Rockers and Arm Chairs TetesTetes, en-
CLOSED Washstands and variety of marble Furniture
Crockery China, Kitchen Furniture SO Every article
will be peremptorily seld without regard to weather.
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ENOR SALE CHEAP-A TROTTING HORSE TIME,
minutes As seconds; is excellent road horse, and
needs urging Also light Wagon and Harness. desired
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a RAND CONCERT AT YONKERS.-A GRAND VOCAL
and instrumental Concert will be given at the Getty
ouse this evening" July H. which occasion the follow
talent will appear Jeanne Reynoldson yocalist
fckets, IS cents. for sale at the door.
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RANK FOR SAVINGS IN THE CITY OF NEW
- York-At meeting of the Trustees, held the 9th


RANK FOR SAVINGS IN THE CITY OF NEW
York-At meeting of the Trustees, held the 9th
OF June, IL was
interest for six months from the LIST of January last to the
st July next be declared at the rate of cent
all less than $780, at the
rste Of four per cent per all amounting to
$500 and upwards payable to dcpostos and after the
Resolved that an extra dividend taken from gradual
accumulation Of previous years be declared In July next
erest then extra dividend being cscustoi on
the prncpe and made payable to deposors at the
same ''n' WIZ" '"0 'aa JAS D. F. OGDEN, Secretary
IMMIGRANT INDUSTRIAL SAVINGS BANK. NO. 81
~ Chambers street.-the Trustees of this institution
titled thereto for the six months ending the sOth uit az
r cent pr annnm and on ali sum. eSeeens S 500 A. the
Tss s per per @ payable & % sna % after HndI
New York. July IA. 1852.
"A who would be willing to advnn her thousand dol
lars on security No replies will receive attention but
trested with the strict honor regard confidence
Address "Emma," Union square Post Office
OFFICE OF THE NEW YORK, ALBANY, AND BUF-
July Il ls2-A semann ua dividend Of four per cent has
this day been declared Of tho earning of the business Of
st the ONCE in uea The books Of the company win be
closed from the Goth TO the s'' nSSSys %nN
r1 DRAFTS ON ENGLAND, IRELAND, SCOTLAND.
Ne are BY special authority s,th.r,ed Az TO i...' %
hs ,hs tSi'f s % Il s hISsa
TAYLOR BRoTMERs. 70 Wall street, corner Pearl
yVANTED-A PERSON WITH A CASH CAPITAL OF
w $500 to 81 20O in cash Wholesale and retail busi
that has been in operation for the last eight
who're he VIII be SAPss % ase snaSe act as les
pnfsctorv twice week which is 5 miles frem the
city By railTCad To such person as would suit the sa,
will he given. Address +. f., this office.
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w UUD'S NINSTRELS, IA BROADWAY, ABOVE
Howard street..open every evening, under the ma
Hgement OF II. W ood whose concerts and EthopA deli
atens to be the best ever offered
| New York audience Woods Minstrel Hall has been
wly ventilated and ice water erected in its
ntre, making 1t the coolest place Of the
~ Admission 20 cents; children under IL years. half
Ice Door open At u concert commences At o'clock NJ
scontinued until further notice.
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EoR sALE-A RoCKAWAY, BUILT BY BREWSTER
in good order. Price, $50 Also, light buggy wagoH
with top has been used-pri sDy Sl25 would
be exclaimed for a good horse. .pply at JOHN G.
M n Second avenue,
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E0R sALE-A BRIGHT, BAY MARE, MIDDLE
sized handsome traveller. and fast 10 years old and
warranted kind GENTLE Must be sold and
will be sold very cheap May be AT SHERWOOD s
livery stables Walker street. few doors east from Broad
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E0R SALE-A BROWN MARE. ABOUT Is HANDS
high kind and gentle, very suitable for saddle horse
also, black pacing Pony, sound and kind. The above
horses will be sold very cheap for cash Inquire at go New
ROBINSONS SHIPMAN,
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high, FIVE years old kind and gentle In all kinds OF
harness. good family horse Can be from r.
Bottoms grocery store cornerSFrst and Tenth
street. Warranted sound,
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EoR sALE-A PAIR OF WELL MATCHED DARK
bay Horses l5 hands high very handsome; perfectly
sound and kind years old good travellers from
the country Price $500 Inquire at oNes Livery Stable
corner Of University place and Twelfth street.
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COR SAAE-A SPLENDID DAPPIB GREY PACING
Hos five years old fifteen hands high, all right kind
in harness. and elegant saddle horse Can show
speed than horse within ten miles Of the city, For the
price, call ut the Bazaar at Liberty street. Brooklyn,
where he may be till sold.
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HOTELS AND WATERING PLACES.

C1RCLE HO II IL, $40 PEARL STREET NRAf
~ Brgadway.-The undersigned gratefully ackuo
the of the patronage he anticipated in opening
Se Circle. His Wines, Liquors, Ale Segars &c..
xaeptionable and his Lodging Rooms at 25 night
and Single Rooms at ST 30 So week. with Meals at al
hours, are unsurpassed.
WILLIAM WRIGHT, $40 Pearl street
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BROADWAY THRATRE-k. A. MARSHALL. SOLE
~ Lesseei L. riot Aanager.-Dsors epsn at u 10 oon-
nence ~ ~ oIeok French Opera Comique. Saturday
. La P0ESIE DES AM0URS.
dector... Mons Meneband Angelique. Mile DRrmont
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EoR sALE-A SPLENDID. LIGHT soRREL HORSE,
l6 hands high, six old, Of beautiful and
action IL sound and trot his mile in 10 with He
good saddle horse perfectly gentle and without fault
person need apply unless to all he worth
Apply WIN. E. SMITH, Jr.. court rooms Jefferson
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TENANTS REGISTER.

4 ruRn vsHED COTTAGE TO RENT. AT FORT HAM
a l., within minutes walk Of tho team boat
wharf Sa a view Of the Lower bay Staten Island and
have . ity OF leasing for two months, the own
ar IL hiPpS ~ account Of business. Apply to
~ " Ipy gypyoI W 10 v, Hamilton House, L. /.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, 60.

CARRIAGE FOR SALE ONE SIX SEATS ROCK
~ second hand. will be sold low. Can be
1T Thomas H. Dks lS9 Mercer street. Also six
Rockaway and Coupe second hand will be sold low
applied for Immediately, at EJOHN c. HAMS Carriage
Warehouse, $50 Broadway.
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NHRIsrY'S OPERA HOUSE, MECHANICs' HALL NO
AZ Broadway above Grand street, Open every night
own Christys hinstrels prsiDg ecient and
tile "corps oftaented" and "experien perormers
city, for succession of years. have been received
tn favor by highly sectable sud fashionable audiences
ckets rs cents. Doors open At commence at o'clock.
patrons Of Chrisys Mnsres respectfully informed
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y OCKAWAY, FOR SALE CHEAP.-A HANDSOME
~ Rockaway. nearly new. well built and in perfect or
der will be sold low also stnut Horse l hands high
ard Kind in saddle harness Apply at 10 Beaver street,
front Office.
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II OFT TO LET.-TaE THIRD FLOOR OF NO. 10
Maiden lane well adapted for manufacturing ewery.
business. Apply "