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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-13

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reThis collection Of Beasts and Birds comprising over
two hundred spscmsns hostile y nature to each other.
one apartment, win remain in this CITY butts few days
Tickets of admission 2boents
well known Fellows Minssrels." comprising odh.
cient corps OF "talented and experienced perormcrs
the ps a ao viii s sa ssa h
commence their concerts again in broadway.
RRAeklETrTSs MARBLE cEour or THE SHIP
90 I'd % r @ 'asr s.a %' sa
5Ocents
EXHIBITION OF A sUMPrUoUs cATAFALCo. OK
II Tomb of state Mt the New York Library Broad
Mr. h'i ns sSpSS and dss No.
Grand street tho funeral service of Spanish grandee
tho Island Cuba. and will he forwarded to Havana
before the end Of this month As will be exhibited but
few days the pubcis earnestly invited not to losc this only
opportunity Of seeing magnificent and most pressva
funeral monument. Doors open from o'clock A. N. to
o'clock l.. NJ. Admittance % cents.
vJ,nF STATUE OF TIE WOUNDED INDIAN-rROx
the Worlds Fair London is exhibition at Stuy-
yesan Institute 600 Broadway Admission 25 cents. Opea
from "a. If. to 10 L. NJ.
THEATRICAL NOTICE" HOWARD ATHENEUMs
Boston.-Ths establishment will for the reguiae
about the 18th Of September Ladies
gentlemen of Acknowledged talent DESTROYS
may apply (post paid) TO CHARLES THOS. PARSLOE.
Theatrical Agent, Chambers street.
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A No1nER MIRACULOUS crRE-AN ARM sAyEI

MOTHER MIRACULOUS CuRE.-AN ARM SAVED
n from AmputatonA most desperate case of disease %
she arm Years standing which had baed all the skin
Of the surgical doctors and yielded erly 70 The medicines
made by DIR. c. W. ROBACk, No. hite street =
al had been afflicted long that had nearly given ur in
despair, got entcly sn, aud was not able 70
hold in hand having had four pieces Of bone %
come from Such my condition on the ~ of
Apri last when persuaded by old lady To cal on
cu who had restored to sFht person her neiyhborhood
who had been blind for FIVE years Through her advice
called and that in four months yon made
perfect OF me, and am well ever was in
my life and am now able to arm 10 any direction
and TO write nearly we'll lid in
my life. enjoy good health at this time, and have every
reason TO thank for ncrviees and shall recon-
mend sthers Who afflicted TO inotmn
IN. Call at residence No. so swanson street.
low Almond and Front, Southwark. (Signed) J0sEpu
8AymoRr" All letters to Dr. 9. w. Roback No. white
street will relirousy attended TO- II prepaid For
Particular call and get astrological slmansc gratis
where certificates can be seen.
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CLOTIKING.


CAST OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED
~ Ladies or gentleman having Clothing. Furniture
Jewery to dispose of obtain fair cash price, by
sending for the subscriber at his residence through the
post Ladies attended by Mrs. Dusseldorf. No. ID Elm
street. L.. M DUSSELDORF.
rAST OFF CLOTHING.-WANTED TO PURCHASE
~ about two thousand dollars worth of good left of
Clothing in large small quantities. for which the full
value will be literally given in money appca-
ton personally through post to JAMES MORONEY at
his store No. IL Orange street. Chatham street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-13

STREET DEPARTMENT., NO. HALL OF RECORDS.
~ Public notice is hereby given that the following petit
ton have been presented in the Board Of Assistant
ITO regulate set curb and gutter stones and dag
Fortieh street between Ninth and Tenth avenues
set curb and gutter stones Mulberry street.
from Prince TO Houston street All persons intere it'd
having objections thereto requested to present them
In writing to the undersigned At his Office on before the
21st day Of May next.-May II, 1852
JOHN T. DODGE. Street Commissioner.
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CORPORATION NOTICES.

CORPORATION NOTICE.--sTREET DEPARTMENT,
~ No Hall Of Records-Pubic notice is hereby given
to the prorretors Of lots lying opposite pier No North
River that the following resolution has been adopted by the
Common CouncilResoved, That the pier known No.
the Hudson River be extended into the river by the
proprieor thereof to make its extreme length the
bukhead GOO feet and according to the map piers
by Daniel Even, City Surveyor dated Jan. 1872 and
adopted by the Mayor Aldermen, and Commonaly of the
city of New York the 3D. sth and days Of January
1872 the future line Of extension said pierhe
sion of said pier to he made under the
Commissioner and at the expense Of the proprietor of said
pier and to be commenced before the
Resolved. That the Street Commissioner the proper
legal notice to be given to the ropreor the said pier
build the in conformity to the above resolution
Adopted by the Board of Aldermen, April - 1892 adopted
by the Board of Assistant Aldermen April % 1852;
proved by the Mayor, May 8, 1852.
JOHN I. DODGE, Street Commits sioner.
MAY 7, 1852.
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ID ADIcAL CURES, AT SMALL EXPENSE doctor
IL WARD solicits the attention of all patients whom it
He dice with remarkable
celebrity safety and chcapness The most increda
Ions Immediately convinced Of his wonderful
ing All appliances, yenisnce and not
yet knownrosscssed and literally dispensed by him the
unfortunate. Office Canal street and Broadway.
Consultations private, advice gratis, book gratis.
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They all New built ships provided with
all articles for the comfort
seng and commanded By Of experience in the trade
The price passage $780, without wines liquors Goods
sent the subscribers will be forwarded free from any
charges but those actually incurred.
BOYD & HINCKEN, Agents l6l Pearl street.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

10 ANN STREET-oLD CURIOSITY SHOP.-EN-
10 graviu by the thousand Landscapes Studies Views
Portraits Hesds by Finden Heath sc old line
Scraps SC. Also old books in variety The whole
collection will be sold, as usual, extremely low N. d.
Books and engrayings bought and sold by
JOHN p. NEAGLE.
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CTREET DEPARTMENT, NO. 4, HALL OF RECORDS
- Public notice hereby iven that the following petit
tons have been presented in the Board Of
open 10th street. from Tenth Hudson river
grade Ffteth street. from Second to Fifth
Eleventh from Forty to Forty eighth
TO regulate and grade Fifty street between Eleventh
and Twelfth to flag four feet wide through
sidewalk OF Thtyseventh street, between Seventh
Eighth to flag sidewalks in Twenty street
between Third and Lexington TO the
rage way on Thirty fourth street, between Eighth and
Ninth avenues correspond with the block between Sc
vonth and Eighth flag sidewalk Washin
street from Canal to Spring street the side oppo
site Clinton Market Also, the following resolutions have
been adopted by the Common Council TO fence in the
block of ground bounded by Thirty and Thryth
streets and Fourth and Fifth fence in the
ground bounded by Thirythird and Thirty
and Fourth and Fifth TO fence lots
block bounded by Thrtyffth and streets
Fourth and Fifth to fence
fourth street between Fifth and Sixth f In
sunken lots between First and Second and Eh
teenth and Nineteenth streets to and gntter
east side of Franklin Corandt alley
Elm street All persons interested having objections there
to- requested them in writing the under
signed at his Office, before the 2lst May inst
May IL, 1859 JOHN 7. DODGE Street Commissioner.
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NANDERBILT'S LINE FOR SAN FRANCISCO-THE
v fayorite double engine steamship PRONETHEUs will
leave for San Juan del Nord, the Goth Nav pier
No. North river at r. NJ connecting with the steam
ship Pacific the Nicaragua transit route For
having unsurpassed in cabins
apply only TO ID. u. ALLEN, Agent,
No. Battery place, up stairs,
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r YCEUM TUEATRE. BROADWAy. NEAR nRooxv

IL street-Corbyn Buekand, Lessees-Drsss Circle g
cents Parquc cents Family Circle 2l CENTS Orchestra
Seats cents; Private Boxes - and 49, Doors open u
rises at ~ O'Clock Thursday evening" May H. viii
be played the eoaedctta of VINO SPEAKS FfRSficaps.
Charles Mr. Wscot Smart Mrs Wacot After which, the
FAIR ONE WITH THE GOLDEN LOCKS-King Lacbry-
moso Mr.. Waeot; Graceful Miss JuliA Bennett To
olude with Observation-Disclosures, Miss j. Bennett,
Mentor Mr. Wsloot Bet the pieces Sgnorina A. Patti
will sing the " Echo Song" aud An non giunge."
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nEMAREsTS MAMMOTH HAPPY FAMILY, NOW
~ exhibiting 32 Broadway door above the Thea
treh collection Of Beasts and Birds, comprising ovr
two hundred specimens hostile by nature to each other
sblued and living in perfect harmony together
apartment, win remain in this city but few days.
TicL cts If nd mi asionN
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MEDICAL.


A BOON TO THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. EFFEC-
"A tuay cured by Marshs newly-invented light self
adjusting Elastic TRUSTS N Marsh Truss Manu-
facturer the inventor of Truss pronounced by the
Faculty to be the most effective extant properly ad
ung itself to every position Of the body rendering dis
placement impossible 1t not only nsures complete
tentioD Of the bowels but effects speedy and radical
Testimonials Of high respcctabity both in this city and in
various parts Of the United States be
Of its by calling at their Office Mr. Marsh having
upwards Of twenty practical experience in the
ment Of hernia, will every of
ture hswever long standing and earnestly socts trial
from those who have found otker truss useless
competent female in wait upon ladies' Chill
drcn invariably cured. Open until o'clock in the
ming. MARSH & CO., No. 81 Maiden lane near Broad
way, New York.
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GREATLY REDUCED RATEs.-EMPIRE CITYLJNE.
~ Through Tickets for San Francisco, via Aspn
Navy Bay (near Chagres.) THE and splendid double
engine steamship SIERRA NEVADA, 1,sOo tons bur-
Hpnss By l' direct May sss ssS
at o'clock, from her pier, No. 3, North River to
meet at Panama with the favonte steamship NEW OR
LEANS Z. ii. Aokley, Master These steamers have
surpassed for and better
ventilated than the trade The tables supplied
with comfort both for the cabin
gers An experienced Surgeon is attached to each ship
The Panama railroad in operation, running daily TO
At the Companys Depot at Aspnwall free Of expense
Rooms $200both the above at the be Steer
age Sl60 found with bed, &C. and separate table, well
until within ten days sailing of the
-'' .''''D' j. HOWARD l. SON. Agents, 81 Broadway.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PER STEAMSHIP BALTIC.
ior Liverpool will please DO On board. 1T tn foot Of
CanA tfcet saturday May 18TH at IL A. NJ sending
not wanted the passage. marked
Doiow WITH the numbers Of their berths.
EDW X COLLINS k co.
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MEDICAL.

TYR. WARREN, NO. MOTT ST, CONTINUES TO Bs
ass % sSs sSls
His treatment safe and speedy mercury ussd
invariably cured in from three to i've days
till cured.
nR. WARDS UNToRTUNATE's FRIEND.-IF CURES
private Diseases to this can ten
ven om
sahtness Immediate death to the disease Price 81 once
- as no other doctor do. Either q great
before four hours To contract disease
perfected. Remember it. Tho other methods ARE
than the disease. Office corner Canal strse
nR. WARDS MAGICAL TREATMENT.-DELICATR
diseases cured with unexampled celebrity Never any
Friend substance that arrests disease ss Il -
miracle rs Is the en speedy and means u
nR JOHNSON, 16 DUANE STREET so WELL
- known for the last twenty-five for his Superior
treatment Of private diseases can stil be consulted his
old Office on any ofhe following complaints viz syphilis
Or ulcers gnndsar aad
charge unless cure Is perfected
DR. CoNvERs' PROCLAMATION TO THE AFFLICr-
-. ed and DissdEpoin,ednpr g Is not Magician lie
that he can cure his patients Than any Cher man n
the world lie thinks betting should be confined 70 horse
medical man sensible can be deceived by such
Who convinced that there magic medicine.
r. eau a. M ncg II rny are seeking ndopGr medical aid
guire speedy and permanent will here FIND quail
branch profession Which gives hin great
over the mere tyre IN the healing art Genemens
secure scientific treatment in their malady will easily find
can place the utmost confidence without fear Of yioatios
exposure Once, y Chambers street between Chatham
aye s where s Dr. e. cGsrated for
with important advice to the married and single Two dol
lars bottle three bottles for five dollars forwarded 20 tho
ee'' pss1 P this nosS from
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NOTICE TO MILLINERS-RARE CHANCE.-FOR
IN SALE the Stocg Fixtures and Lease of the old esab
hed Millinery Store 3l Hudson street. aew doors above
Canal street Has large of we'll assorted
spring stock also lot Of furniture House all ready
occupation. Is to be sold in consequence
the death ofhe lady proprietor To trouble need
anplY but cash customer.
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A sToR PLACE OPERA uoUsE-pARouEr AMI

A STOR PLACE OPERA H0USE.-PARQUET AND
Boxes 80 cents Amphtheatre % cents; Sofa Seats 81
Doors open at o'clock performance will commence at
o'clock. Fourth night Of Mr. O. " Brookes perform
Thursday evening May 5 will ho performed Shakespeare
lynne Cassie Mr. q. G Jordan: Roderiso. ~ skerrets
rabsntio, Mr. Arnold; Montana Mr. Harris; Ludovco Mr.
Brand Desdemona Miss &. Wyette Emilia Mrs. viokcry
Inc box book y open from A. NJ through the day. who're
seats be secured Tickets sold Parquet
sea Ia for he
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EELLows' MtNsTREIS. NoTICE-TH ORIGINAL
Il well known "Fellows Mnsrels." omprising an efR-
cent oorps Of "talented and experienced perormcrs
under the direction Of j. Fellows would
form the public that due notice will he theV
commend ice their &c IT'S agan in broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-13

nR. MORRISON, 2Oi16 FULTON STREET, CONTINUES
- to be consulted all diseases of private nature
long experience in his special department enable him to
treat syphilis and sexual debility with uncquaed
His office hours are from A. NJ. to r. NJ and from
r. NJ to &, Sundays exccpted) Mt which times his old
friends and patients and all Others desiring to be sfuy
and justly treated. may call on him with confidence
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-13

THE STAMPEDE MIXTURE, PERFECT ROUT AND
failing for fever and and for general
debility or weakness, prepared solely by DIR. Edward
Blocker New York city. and for sale by the principal
druggists in this city Brooklyn, WILLIAMSBURG Flushing
New Rochelle and throughout the country generally
South and West General depot IS Broadway second aA
third foers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-13

NO FEE TILL CURED-DR C0RBETT, 10 DUANE
~ street be consulted conhdentiay the
ment of delicate diseases Twenyone practice Ia this
speciality Of the profession enables him make speedy and
permanent and removed in three days
The victims ofquackery apply with certainty being
honorably treated From his long experience be enabled
to efectualy certain debility. DR.. Corbet
Is n member Of the New Y ork University.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-13

ITO PRINTERS.-FOR SALE, A LARGE HYDRAULIC
l. Standing Press and a super royal Washington Hand
Press with self linking apparatus complete Apply to r.
Hoe g. CO., Gold street.
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DIGEoNS. THE MOST SPLENDID COLLECTION OF
fancy pigeons is offered for SALE. All the different va
reties Pouters Carriers Fanails Rus Magpes, Bsrbs
fumblers Turbots. &C. &c. Apply to
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-13

nR. JOHNSON, 16 DUANE ST., WILL FORFEIT $500
- falling to any Of disease he undertakes
His practice OF p at his present office Is
egualled by medical New York Those who
contract disease apply Dr. j. with the certainty
having their properly treated perfect cure
charge.
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NATIONAL THEATRE, CHATHAM sTREET-DREss
RARNuMs AMERICAN MvsEuM-P T; BAKNUa

CHKISTY'S OPERA HOUSE. MECHANICs' HALL
~ No AZ Broadway above Grand street. Open every
and well known Christys Minstrols comprising efficient
performers Tie mansrement Of Cbrisy. whsse
concerts in this city for succession OF Aye yea have
been received with favor by highly respectable and ahon
able audiences. Tickets IS cents. Doors open at
mence at o'clock The patrons Of Chrisys Minstros
respectfully informed that the Saturday afternoon concerts
arad In mad
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ITO LADIES AND GENTLEMEN ABOUT TO TRAVEL
To be sold at bargain-tbe having for
gnfcent solid leather Portma fitted
novel and original principle forming complete ward
robc-cost $50 Apply to WM JAMES s. CO., No. 100
Broadway.
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uOWKRY THEATRR.-BOxES, % CENTs, PR I2x
oentG SesAs In Orchestra Boxes. 80 oents Doors opss
at7 curtain rises att O'Clock Thursday eyening
Will be perfor med the dramatic Of COksICAN
BROTHERS-Mr EDDY the twin Brothers; do Chatsau-
Renaud, Mr. GoodAll; Baron de Montgiron Mr.. Hamilton.
Baron GiOrdano MareIli Mr. stovsnsi orsndo Mr. shng
we'll Csonna Mr.. Grths; Nine Ssviila del franchi Mrs
Jordan; Msria Miss fert. Previous "a tho romance the
drama of tho DEVIL AND THE Observation-Disclosures,
Mr. Eddy Chev aer des Arcs Mr.. Goodali La
Mr. Stevens; Genevieve, Mrs. Grattan.
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A PRETTY COTTAGE HOME-ALL WHO LONG FOR
IA Mr.. r. t. Barnum proposes to in the way
they have few dollars. graty their utmost wish See
his advertise Of those splendid lots,
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HOTEL AND DINING SALOON FOR SALE.-THE
Furniture, fixtures and good will Of the of
of the oldest and most extensive establishments in the
The furniture is nearly and the lease is favorable,
having number of years to Any person wishing to
the above will find this favorable
portunity. Address, in confidence Stephen Seymour,
Herald Office.
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BRACKETS MARBLE GROUP OF THE "SHIP.
- wrecked Mother and Child. at Stuyvesant Institat4
61 Broadway. now open (for short tme only) from
A. NJ till 10 r. M Admission, 20 cents tickets,
b0ccnts.
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A BUTCHERS AND VEGETABLE STAND FOR SALE.
n One of the stands for the sale Of and We
gstabes Fruit &c. this city . now iSr sale on the cor
ness attended The rent is very cheap, and the
Please apply as above. N B-A butcher having little
money may have interest in said business.
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ROOK STORE.-F0R SALE THE STOCK, FIXTURES,
- lease &c, of the book store the Of Sixth
avenue and Fourteenth streeta fine locality with good
snowy frontand the upper the building
school, which trades out about half of tho rent
other private schools in the neighborhood
for selling outsickness, and cannot attend to it,
AppIv i'm m AZ
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-05-06
V A R IET Y J.
The MRlstorm.

The melstorm is current, or motion
of the sea of Norway, the effects of which
are no less singular than dangerous. Be-
tween Lofoden and Moskoe, the depth Of
water is between thirty six and forty faith
oms, when it is food /; tbestream runs up
the country with fearful rapidly, and the
roar of its impetuous ebb towards the sea,
is scarcely equalled by the loudest cata-
racts, the noise being heard several
leagues off, and the vortex so powerful as
to absorb every ship that comes within
its attraction. 1t is then beaten 10 pieces
against the bottom, and when the water is
smoother, lis fragments are thrown up
again. But these intervals of tranquility
happen only at the turn of the ebb and
flow, and last but quarter Of an hour
Whales often come too near the stream,
and are overpowerea by its violence. 1t
is then impossible to describe their how-
lings and bellowings in their frulless at
tempts to disengage themselves. A bear
once attempting to swim from Lofoden to
Moskoe, to prey upon the sheep in that
Island, was caught by the stream and
borne down, while he roared SO terribly
as to be heard on shore. In the year
1915, the stream roared with such noise
and impetuosi,y, that on the island Of
Moskoe, the very stones of the houses
fell to the ground.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-05-06
Too many Stockings.

Widow Quggles looked over her fence
into Mrs. Struggles yard and discovered
five pair of stocking hanging on the line
'Du tell says she, where on arth did
that other pair Of stockings cum from ?
and | VOW thar jest like the rest on EN-.
Thar haint but four IN the family, no
heow, and where that ither odd tew cum
from enn almost puzzles me. didn't
see no one go in, as knows on-heow
on airth could they git IN 'thout me see
ing on 'em! They couldn't hev bought
it cause the hull lot on 'em is poor as pi-
son. Got 'em gin tew 'em, mabbe, but
amt possible, nither, for they amt got no
rich relation. Well, du wish one of the
gals 'ud cum eeu;, I'd ask her. All!
there is Sally. Sail dear, see you hev
been increasin' your wardrobe
How 500 Mrs. Quiggles,' enquired
Sally.
Why, you hev got an addition of
stokins on your line, DEAR answered Mrs.
Quiggles.
oh, yes says Sally, 4 have been
knitting a pair for the Parson, ma'am.'
Indeed p said Mrs. Quiggles, turning
away in high dudgeon the pesked, mas.
ty, good-for-nuthln' chit thinks TO begin
at the parsons feet and knit upwards tn
his affections, but reckon I'll spite that:
I'll gin him hull suit of wooden tn kiver
his reverence. | knowed them stockins
had no good purpcse-l knowed itn