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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-24
Movements of individuals.

Mr. Webster appeared in State street yesterday Says
the Boston Ml Of the 22d inst during change hours,
and cordially received by his numerous TRENDS
and admirers who happened to be in the street. He look
I'd rather and still bears the marks Of his recent fall
one arm being in a sling. large crowd collected
around him to shake hands with him and to cougratu-
Iae IN his from serious injury by his recent
o,tnrn when he noared the Of State aud Con-
goss streets nnc hearty cheers were given him; aud in
much pleasure his fellow citizens again apparently
happy and prosperuuhappy in the enjoyment Il their
civil lights aud happy In the enjoyment of heiv families
Mr. Webster next proceeded to the Court HOuse and
l0iba brief wit to the Supreme judicial CJaItJudgo
tlotchcr the bench; after which. In company Win
Mayer Soayer he visited City Hall and from thence ne
repaired 10 the residence Of Mr. james ". Iege' %
tumm.r street. lie will address hi fcl9" ne !"
ucuil Han this afternoon at four o clock
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DRoPosALs FOR LoAN;-cENTRAL INDIANA
sale saooooc Of their seven Per Cent sorsa bonds
@ @
hs s' e %
BY frst aud only mcrtsage or trust r D.
the legislature Of Indiana authorizing them and the
e e @ s IGs Of SGas wSS
SiOOCC0 have been disposed of on s0O are now offered
n.y. seyentytwo miles ons-s the rs aud only lien there
east % 1 % s & State s Se fS%ppy % nq fE@ " i
tract fr graduation and masonry about hteen miles next
heavy T rail has been purchased for the whole
read w be ! @ aa i is operation & m
January next. The for the construction and equip
Of $4,000 subscribed to capital stock Of
company over Sl3o o. y has been PAD y ana & -
the company The stock $3.50 900
i6 loan The mortsage eiycs mi power the
sroSbS Sc and 70 sell the same With its to raise
means to pay either ner9t cr IN ,as OF default
mrsrtast position pat e '9s great 3 oe from Sew
1 BY IN Ss ans r. pS y UG @ e % Be-
ssatnSoas line q railways from Se York oy this line
Illinois w proSass be sG%Per@ & in s TA rqTy
course within 70 20 rods Of The National road the
Road the point with tho Eaton and Hamilton Rosd
ii Cincinnati Central Indiana which place nearly the
entire trade q that region tends No portion Of the Mis-
Of this road and its connections in wealth and produetve
the amount Of travel ard transportation that must
crasarily pass IL, Will certainly make its receipts
squ not greater than that Of any other In the West
1hc estimated cost Of this road, fully comT leted and
stocked fer years operations, IL S0O2 SOB Q0 This
very low cost arises from the adaptation Of the country
constitute tie only debt of the company Sealed
Slt0 until saturday, the 10Th day of May instant at
oolook T. ". Proposals will he addressed to the agents
&c the tcmrany hcssrs. Wnslow Lnnier a. Coz ~ Wall
street, udprta Proposals for Central Indiana Railway
BondE T~cntyfve per cont Of the purchase money will
C requrcd 10 i psi acoo sting the bid remainder in
Cqus monthly nstalments o. twenty fve per cent Any
purchaser will he Mt liberty In full and
crest the bond viii run from payment. The
above $500 will be sold absolutely
the highest bidder. printed exhibit, with map and all
information in relation 10 these securities Ia
had by calling the ONCE of the agents the Company ~
Wall street. New York May 20 1852.
JOHN. s. NEWMAN, President
Indiana Central Railway,
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Extraordinary Telegrephic Feat.

Mr.. Websters great speech, delivered in Faneuil Hall,
Boston, Saturday evening" teegraphed to tho
HERALD, Bans Merchants Line in the short space
Of three hours and forty minutes. Those familiar with
the business Of teegraphng will appreciate the feat when
state that the speech is composed of about FIVE thou
sond words, and furnished to us, fac sims
Of the original copy with every mark Of punctuation
correctly inserted
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The Railroad Excitement In Albany.
MEETING OF THOSE FAVORABLE TO THE PROPOSED
LOAN TO THE SUSQUEHANNA ROAD.

ALBANY, May %, 1882
meeting of citizens was held at the Capitol last
ming in favor Of the Susquehnnna Railroad. Tho Hon
John Townsend presided assisted by number Of Vice
Presidents and Secretaries, composed Of many of
most wealthy and reputable citizens The enthusiasm,
spirit and energy displayed evinccd the strongest interest
in the construction Of the road.
Henry q. Wheaton and other gentlemen devered
speeches. and several strong resolutions adopted
The election will take place to morrow when il will b.
decided whother city bonds to the amount Of q mioo
shall be issued.
The result of the election will probably decide the fate
Of the road The greatest efforts making defeat
the bill.
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1oppopATIoN NoT1CE-puBIJC NOTICE is
FIsH ARTS.

DOkfRAITs-H. r. AcKERBERG, RECENTLY AR
u rived from Berlin has opened his Studio at No %
FOURTH avenue. Specimens Of hs painting
Mcssrs. Williams Ste phens and Williams 353 broadway
rl,uEA1RIcAL COSTUMES, SMALL LANDSCAPES
fine line Prints, Snoies Religious Ceremonies by Pi-
car fine Autographs, Portraits Architectural Prints 60
old md Books for sale very cheap they
he DISPOSED Of JOHN l., NEAGLE, Is Aun street.
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Mnrkefa.

CHARLEsroN, May %, 1852.
The of cotton to day foot up 75O bales 7Zxc
Ice, the extremes The market closed firm and with
an advancing tendency.
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ANUSEMENVO.

ROADWAY THEATEE.-E. A. MARsHALL. SOLE
@ and rsraqs. 90 csn. F.:y Circle and
VIII e q: s s STs D NV
NoT sss n% If
Plum, Plum, Mr.. Conway Toby Twinkle, NJ; Davdse; Mastha
Tsi DE TO *s Tssno ns sa
Hale MarcS%ont Miss K Mcrn Clipper MIS- ssfion
NDLos-GARDEN.-MAN MR.. JOHN SETON.
% r. cents rys.s & nG.s $s The dsOr. Will
May Last nigh. Of TSia oesr. The
Mr. Hudson Tonic being the last night i've Of
a;r here T The win
tic pxGshTER :. oi, sses re-
suipes, Mr.. Leach; Marie Nine. a. THillon --'''A'
I YcEUM THEATRE. BROADWAY. NEAR BRooME
Tsrqsst Family rsis ssas: oSdss,:
M: "a c .
as Fsss
AN Mis
Highhyer, Mr. Walcot; Maria DARLINGTON Miss Bennett.
AsSToR PLACE OPERA HoysE-PARQURT AND
ns soa book Is A. Tsasn the
s"as the seats for the evening per-
Mr a MI S % at TX o'clock Monday syssng
BEoTEks La vendsttsMMr Brooke as the twin Bso
nara Mr. M.rse Mr. Arnold; L. Baron
MM;gntgron ME- HaTrs Madame ssvilia del Franch, Mrs
Vickery; Emile dc Lesparre, Mrs. c. Hale.
NnIos cARpTseaaolSE .14 Tsas1s9 N1v aoussnrs BrSE
which occasion she viii have the hqor Of presenting
and IA
p sn er M .I hs nine r of Ms
America.
NIBLo's.-MLLE CAROLINE ROUssET's BALLET
~ :, nights, Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays.
Fridays.
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PROPOSALS..

DROPOsALs FOR A LOAN OF Ss5oGoO TO THE CON-
monweaNh Of PennsyIvana-The hrstsection Of an act
Act to provide for the mmedato eompiason the
.Ss , the
and he hereby
Of the hereinafter and which is hereby
ss for e Of Of ana
certificates therefor redesmabe thrty years from
s No. = ~:
be @ s s MsSa
ssss Tst Il there her shall Ie .nn"Sy X the
venue sceruing canal after the passage Of
& sRs s % inc ss ns "
shall be the duty Of the said after paying the
pa ns tho @ Ga 70 er a
redemption principal q this loan at its tn
to provide for ordinary expenses soVsln
pfs1
n tie Eh so sS Of
on to ss r shs
ard 1t shall be the duty Of the Governor
form ssssiEsa shs bonds
authority aforesaid notice hereby given that
will be rseysd the oiss e the Of Com
Gay Of June next for the oaning the
ms tie ssS at s Of
essdns six per cent per payable half yearly n spe
loan 70 BE sdesmas thirty date The ssIti
Gates OF stock LOT ne same sa h9i ne 70
agreeaby to the terms of the foregoing act Of Assembly,
and said certificates shall be made in Of one five and
thousand dollars ut the option of the bidder The
pcsals must state explicitly the amount proposed to be
taken the lowest rate of interest," and the premum but
smaller fraction than one-quarter cent will be enter
tanned bid The State the rh accept the
whole Of the offered, unless the proposal
spuates to the contrary Bids must be direct and exp
cit No conditional hypothetical proposal for less
than par will Upon the acceptance Of the rro-
po6al the onehird of the must be paid into the
State Treasury immediately another third in 60 and there
mainder in 10 days thereafter and upon the presentation
of receipts from the Treasury for said payments certificates
Of loan will issued accordingly The proposals must be
eeted under SEAL to the office o the Secretary Of tho Com
monweath endorsed proposals for Loan" They will
be opened until the period for disclosing their contents has
arrived when alteration in the terms will be permitted
The Secretary of Commonwealth in the Of the
Governor state Treasurer Auditor General and such other
to be present shall and pub
lsh said proposals. when the Governor will award the loan
to the lowest and best bidder or bidders.
+. w. HUGHES, Secretary of the Commonwealth.
Seeretary's Office, Harrisburg, May 7, 1892
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Marine AGsiss.

IN STEAMER CRY RicIMoND we rfe inO1 y''Hso
mcers y ihis steamer, which arrived la't n's" 't
he mail.
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A-By W. Shirley.-wednesday May S at 10 O'Clock,
stock notice retailers and srsesrs sA Also. 100
paekASes Of Tumbers. and other Glass
A UcTIoN NoTIcE.-TuoMAs BELL AUcrIoNEER
in Rooms Spruce usy Gyo
sny f. ot, G not
hnsi1s % ana Force Pumpo pay storage &c F1fnsuss
4ss.J,1 BROWN HORSE Ar
street corner Greenwich vo years hold sound and
isd .sa sa " 'sai A zss
ione'r, No. 81 Dey Street. corner Greenwich.
A AUcTIoN No1ICE;-cRocERIEs, SWEET OIL RICE
MtA ss:t.s
sEisss sssss c'Hds R
AuotiSnsermstSre s Spruce street This day At O
sSsH..sns COPPER ksssis e:
~ @AD ~. VIII %iffaM Il raosrsoN f ess Constable
q w.1,1.gsv 70
y sa'sSsrs Sss S
ss "a csta s % IL
tho very richest and most beautiful patoras seasons
heavy ysa ami 'aa
aoor Sat Ras Door Mats sssa
Of which particularly worthy attention Catalogues on
John W. .SONERINDYKE, ,AUCTIONEER- STORE NO
spruce strcet-Haying engaged the services of Mr..
william T. BOYD as saesm late of 10 Spruce street in.
place, mo ~ On Tuesday; May 2ih, o'clock mort
aFs 'A % o. 50 rss sar M and kitchen Fafn
j. W. SOMERISDYKE Auctioneer.
DLANTS AT AUCTloN.-WM S. McILvAlN CO.,
ton Of Roses. Double Dahas. Carnaons verbenas Pan
ses &c, Ac from j. +. Henderson. Catalogues the
morning Of sale.
ID w. WESTCOTT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
N. Household Furniture Fer Glasses Velvet Carpets
Oil Paintings, 6c.-Th Monday morning el0 clock
Greenwich avenue being all the contents OF the
sod on account of former of
Iestry velvet Brussels aad three-py Carpets French
fier Glasscs Slabs and Brackets lace window Curtans
Chairs and Rockers yotaire Chairs velvet plush hair
CLOTH Jomy Lind and walnut do. Oil Cloth stair Carpet
and Rods marble top Bureaus Washstan5s
bic top centre pier and sefs Tables dressing
and quartette do French Clocks grandoles Man
naDsnts mahogany and walnut French cottage Bed
anu mahogany mirrnrsi rosewood and mahogany Music
Stands rail- and solar Lamps; Hatstand Silver
ivory handled Cutlery China Glass Ware Sci with large
variety OF Kitchen Furniture Also number of elegant
Oil Paintings richly framed. Every article will posi-
lively and reremptoily SOLD shine Catalogues can
u c. KEMP. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS rURNI
H. ture Monday, at 10 o'clock, at house los
street near Grand-R c. Kemp will sell auction,
Of the usual assortment of mahogany Parlor Chamber
and Kitchen Furniture Carpets &c also fine collection
Of Minerals Shells Insects, &c. all Of which particu-
larly worthy of notice.
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HOTELS AND WATERING PLACES.

MRS. HODGsON BEGs MOST RESPECTFULLY
" to inform her friends and the public that she
tnuance Of their vors will every Dinners
VIII be served at the usual hours, IL
MeLacheans celebrated and old Ale. always hand
THE GRAMERcY HOUSE, CORNER OF TWENTIETH
street and broadway, New York. will be opened to
the public Monday May a. 1852 It IO rooms
venience. 1t will be kept American and European
plans coybined and the propreors that it
shan rank among the best family hotels in the world
CEA-BATHING.-HYGEIA HOTEL. OLD POINT
~ Comfort, Na-This large and magnificent establish
meRt having been recently purchased the
additions and alterations. open for visiters Sur
rounded entirely by salt water it affords every facility for
in pursuit health pleasure. Situated directly on the
bay and in view Of the gniacent
Sn se' the ss SSr in
various sources Of interest There large and we'll
bath with hot and shower baths open at
The great benefits resulting from bathing and the
reeze are becoming daily more known and appreciated.
this through the entire summer and fall months. Fever
and Ague and bilious fevers entirely unknown Our
region. We have fine band OF music. and ball room.
which, for beauty and magnfcence, unsurpassed in
extensive bowling alleys, billiard saloons and pistol GAL
lery wef erected the season. The hotel complete
n oil Its active and and een ~ hsya
in oil respects tho most agreeable and interesting resort
in The whole SU%ntr The se'%srs from Norfolk Rich
and Nsw York land passengers daily Your patronage is
fespe''"''S s0n'iP J. T. REYNOLDS CO., preprietovs.
Board per day. s2 by the week. at the rate Of 81 per
ry dry staying month or oyer 81 per day Ch
guests Of the house, except for baths than
guests Is cents each No charge for omnibus No charge
in attendance arrival of the boats Letters for vter
should bo addressed to the "Hygeia Hotel.
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COLUMBIA HALL, NEW LEBANON SPRINGS, N. Y.
~ The undersigned hereby respectfully gives notice
his friends and the public that the above named commo-
on and after the 10Th Of May and he now to
make arran ngemeRts with families for the season.
ANSON PARSONS
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A UCTION NNOTIcE.-CRoCKERY AND GLASS WARE.
wv Shiriey.-wednesday. May 8. at 10 O'Clock,
~ the sales Rooms, No. 50 street. largo gener
stock worthy the notice alters and grocors Also 100
packages OF Tumblers and other Glass ware.
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NEW HAVEN HOTEL, CORNER OF CHAPEL AND
IN College sreets.-Ths house is and odious,
and built with modern improvements pleasantly located
the colleges fronting the State House.
view of the public and will favoaby
with the first class hotels in New York and Boston The
subscriber would be pleased to receive his friends and the
public generally. GEORGE ID. IVES,
NEW HAVEN, Conn, Mayl7
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CORPORATION NOTICES.


C1REEr DEPARTMENT, NO. 4, HALL OF RECORDS.
~ Public notice Is hereby given, that the following
resolutions have been presented the Board of Aldermen
To flag four feet thorough sidewalks of Eighteenth street.
between avenues and 70 regrade Wall street, from the
intersection OF Pearl and Water streets in conformity to
the grade Of Water and South streets Also the fol-
eighth to Fifty. street. All persona interested
wri ing TO the undersigned at bis ONCE before the
Sd lay of june next. JOHN 7. DODGE,
May "a, 1852. Street Comm issoner
CTREET DEPARTMENT NO. 4 HALL OF RECORDS.
- Public notice s hereby given. that the following
petitions been presented in the Board Of Assistant
Aldermen To drain lots the block bounded by Thirty
ninth and Forteth streets, and c. to regrade
street between Seco nd aud Third
ots the block bounded by Nineteenth
ard Twentieth streets and Second avonue All persons
uteret ted having objections thereto requested to
them in ting to the undersigned, at his office
an or before the I'd day Of June next.
May p, 1862 JOHN 4. DODGE Street Commissioner.
CoRPoRATIoN NoTICE-PuBLIc NOTICE IS
hereby given, that petition has been presented in the
Assistant Aldermen. for sewer in Thirty ninth
Third and Fourth avenues and in the Board
fAdormen in Cannon street between Houston
stanton streets and also for in Broome street.
point 100 feet East OF Narick street. TO and through
Sullivan street to Grsnd street All persons Interested In
the same having objections thereto requested 70 present
tho IN writing the contract clerk at this oce
before Juno I'd. 1862.
NICHOLAS DEAN. President Gro. Al. Opt.
Croton Aquot Depart, (Rotunda) Park May -, 10
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WOOD'S SMINSTRELS AT WOODS MINSTREL HALL.
w "A Broadway, abovs Howard street.-The proprietcx
akss in to the nbio that he has
In the world and is determined Woods Minstrel
hail In every worthy the patronage Of the ladies
gentlemen OF this city He also This to
sIpres; his thanks for tho great conferred
promises to repisnish from time TO time with
Novelties or striking talent appear In the profession
Wood Ainstrcs perform evening and Wedncsday
end Saturday afternoons Admission cents Doors open
At concert commences Mt o'clock The afternoon
cers 3ocock. N B-The erictest order and
decorum will be preserved and tho greatest attention paid
TO the comfort OF vsiters.
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NEPTUNE HOUSE, NEW ROCHELLE, N. Y-THE
IN subscriber informs his friends and the pub
lie that he intends to open his house on Tuesday May
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EELLOWS' Observation-Disclosures ORIGINAL
Il well known "Felows Minstrels," comprising en-
cient "corps Of taened and experienced performers"
under the direction Of Fellows would respectfully in
form the pubic that due notice will be given when they
commence their corts again in Broadway.
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CEA BATHING AT ROCKAwAY, L. 1.-THE PAvI-
~ Hon Hotel will open the 10th June next for the
sopton of vters Cars leave the South Ferry Brooklyn
for Jamaica, at o'clock, A. M and and o'clock p M
where stages will be in readiness to ysers to the
house. Any communication for me, left with Ogden
smith 63 Front street, New York. will meet With prompt
attention. j. NJ. BRlN FNALL.
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DLANTS AT AUCTlON.-WM. S. McILVAlN s. CO.,
vii sell this day. Monday at lOs o'clock fine oollcc-
tion OF Roses Double DAhas Carnations, Verbenas
sies &c &C. from j. +. Henderson, Catalogues on the
morning Of sale. = -
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CHRIsTY's OPERA HOUSE. MECHANICS. HALL
n1h No: A., Brosdway above Grand street. Open every
and well known chrstys Minstres comprising eaeiens
ana versatile corps Of talented and Experienced
perormers der the management Of r. Christy whose
concerts & IN this city for succession Of ny0 have
able audiences Tickets rs cents Doors open I; com-
nence o'clock The patrons of Christys res sre
discontinued
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yVoosTER HOUSE, DANBURY, CONNECTICUT,
W wilbo opened on the 1st ofJune II j. large newly
built supplied with spring for bathing Sc, and
sli convenicnces modern hotels, Dsnbury is
three hours ride from this city by the New York and
New Haven, and Danbury and Eorwak Railroads, and
oers attractions to those wishing visit the country dur
ing the summer months. W. SIM0NSON.
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rrrNTkI AICHEMY-PR0F. u. BROWN WILLIAMS
M will continue his course Of popular Lectures on Atmos
rheric Electricity and Mental Alchemy at Bleecker Build
this week (cxccrt Thursday A. ocoek Adj
tgTa mEanisal and electrical mode Of treatment, No
~ 1lr0n tyraV
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NJ finished. and will be ready for the accommodation Of
families and others about the hrs of june Parties wish
Laird Van Liew Ford's, No a yessy street or at the
and depart almost hourly, with the addition Of two
steamboats, running morning and afternoon. first class
livery stable will be attached to the
the accommodation Of those who wish keep their
horses. HENRY DURELL.
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NOTICE-ALL WHO HAVE DEMANDS AGAINST
Mr. Madame Goldschmidt will please send their accounts
tor settlement, Tuesday May @ Demonicos Hotel,
Broadway, from 10 A. NJ. until =. VI.
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rpr4L NAvIGATION-FfRST ASCENSION OF
n Mona pen at Union Course, Long lslH9d on M9nday,
on balloon only detsehed from his rand ~ W
ttan tho height 1900 feot In order 70 retehnole
J as ertain tile different currents 81 the Atmosphere
srs will leave the DEPOT South ferry, r TINS wenasru
exhibition at and 2 r. NJ, returning ait'r the sAmoon
q
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NIBLOS.-MLLE CAROLINE ROUSSETS BALLET
~ nights. Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays.
Nine Thillons Opera nights, Mondays Wednesdays and
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CAMPBELL'S MINSTRELs-WEST e. PEELS OLD
~ and original Campbes Mnsrels have returned
successful tour through the South and
form Newark Monday and Tuesday May 18th and 25h
and at Montague Hail. Brooklyn the 2jth 2th 2Sth
2sh The company consists Of the following popular per-
foImers;nLuLe West A. H. Peel II Burdett s. e, Camp
gast and J. 7. Temple. DIR. F. A. JONES, Agent.
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Ohm W. W.SOMERINDYkE, ,AUCTIONEER-. STORE No.
spruce street engaged the services of Mr..
william Boyd as Salesman late of 10 Spruce street in
tends carrying Auction Business above
place NO ~ On Tuesday; May zlth at 10 o'clock.
gage sale Of superior paror bedroom kitchen Frn
ture Also, 20 pieces foor Oil Cloths, SO.
il w. AIIc4
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IRANKI1N HusEuM. Us cHArnAM souARE.-Gro

IHRANKLfN MUSEUM, 175 CHATHAM SQUARE.-GEo.
lea, Proprietor.Two performance are given every
day. commen encng et 3ocock in the afternoon and atk
in the evening This estabshm is the only place in the
United States whore the Model Artists be The
company is composed of troupe Of Artists selected fox
their beauty hgnre under the supervision Of
"Mlle Caznet Premier Model" 70 this establishment
magnificent Of groupings will he produced, carefully
selected from tire admired paintings and sculpture with
properties and appointments "Isas Female Opera
Company only organized band Of ladies n existence,
viii appear every afternoon and evening Mons Lafarge The
ergnal AntipodcRa Pedestrian, Will walk head down.
wards" the ceiag ut elevation OF twenty-five feet
the ground and eighteen IN lensth feat when snrows
world ever ProdJced Monsieur Cain the ronsest man n
She world viii break with his naked ust any stone We
audience offer with other lesM
Of strength The unrvaled tribe OF heropanc ssters
will 10 their wonderful gymnasc entertainn.nes
produoin great excitement by their exraordnary exmo
tons yarcty miscellaneous entertainments are gyes
every and evening such as can pe seen az no otne
establishment in the World tor iwh ~
Seafs n Private Boxes 90 0rehestra seats with
cushioned chars, S7 cents Boxes % CENTS Gallery
12ls cents.
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HAMILTON HOUSE, FORT HAMILTON, l.. l., is
for transient company and will be ready TO
receive boardcr the first day of June Parties wishing to
engage for the season. do by addressing the
proprietor. office of the Astor House, Fort Hamilton L.
l. Steamboats, John Hart and Wilson Small viii commence
their early trips the first day Of June Also furnshed
Cottage TO let. HAWbEY ID. CLAPP.