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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-30
TVORPORATIoN NoTIcE.-pUBLIC NOTICE Is

(NOKPORATI0N NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE is
~ hereby given, the oeou-
pants Of all houses and lots improved unmprovdd lands
Affected therohy that the following assessments have bssn
completed by the assesors and lodged the ONCE of
she Bureau Of for by persons
Interested P0r regulating TeI tn Forty
second Forty street, setting curb and gutter stones
theren hacada nisng twenty wide through the
centre. and laying Of tagging The sidewalks
theIeof The limits embraced BY such assessment include
poces and Of land situated both sides of Tenth
from Forty second 30 Forty sixth street. the
north side Of Fortysecond street. feet cAsery 400
Westerly from Tenth both s,des Of Forty third
westerly from Tenth avenue and the south side
crom Tenth All persons, whose interosss
affected by the above named ats and who
The st Of them requested
sent objections in writing to the at their
ese No. Hail Of Records. within thirty days from the
w. SAMUEL II. DE MOTT
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, ! Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH,
0oe Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department June
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TAVERN AND EXCISE LICENsBs.-MAYOR'S
Once 18th June, 1851 laws of the State
subject every who sha sell BY retail vine.
strong spptnous liquors (deAned by the Corporation
finances as wine brandy GIN strong waters bttsr
beer ale other exeiseabe strong quors without be-
ing licensed to fne and and all persons
wbe .hs se any strong s-tuous 1uorein qaantisies
liquors imported distilled by thenseyes) without being
hcensed penalty ioars for each offence
The Excise will hold extra and their last
eetpg for grantsg licenses at this oce the folio
days. from 10 to o'clock for the several
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IyoR CHARLESTON, S. C.-CABIN PASSAGE SIS
including state and fareTo sail Tuesday Goth
ingtart, at O'clock J. NJ: from pier No 3 e; R1Fhe
splep did new steamship CITY OF NORFOLK, Jas Post
commander loading and viii sail regularly above
This vessel has fine state accommodations for pas
sengers and fitted la complete every
particular steerage passage So freight Mt moderate rates
Apply to MAlLLER& LORD, los Wall street. For sa
yaup ali, Passengers will ticket through at SIS
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DUBLIC NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
following petition has been presented in the Board of
Assistant Aldermen-To fence vacant lots Twentieth
street. between Second and Third avenues Also the fol-
lowing resolutonTo flag sidewalk north side Division
street. between Norfolk and Suffolk streets All persons
having thereto requested to present chem in
9th day Of July next. JOHN T. DODGE,
June 80, 1852. Street Commissioner.
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Umpire CITY LINE-THROUGH TO San IRAN:
II cisco greatly reduced Of fare for oan eae
steerage new and splendid double snsas
ESQ., COMMANDER viii leave her dock, pier No. r.,
AsPnwall Navy Bay direct, ON Saturday July ~ 81
steamship New Orleans. Edgar Wakeman, c.mmAndsr
which steamer will take the pss.engers BY VIZ Sierra Ne
TO San Francisco direct These vessels IN
safety and ventilation not ny any ON this
route and experienced to each Aif
Passengers per Sierra Nevada viii be laded IT the railroad
wharf st AVAIL, free. Books open and through
tickets for sale. For fright Or gs':ase spgiyso
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CTEAMER FOR LIVERPOOL. ON THURSDAY, JULY
- S-The well known and fayorite steamship SARAH
SANDS 1900 tons burthen w. c. Thompson ESQ.,. Com
will leave her dock at Pier No North River for
steamer very superior in state
for first and second cabin passengers For freight pas
sage, apply to
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for New Orleans, via Havans The splendid steamship
EMPIRE CITY 1900 tons John Leeds, mander. will sail
from the pier at foot of street, n. R. Monday
July 18TH at o'clock F. NJ precisely Rates Of to
Havana and New Orleans: new arrangenent;-ades sa-
loon berhs 500 After do SEQ Forward do $50 Storage
do, 25 Freight taken to New Orleans at % cents per
cubic foot Shippers Of freight requested to supply
themselves with the company bills ofladng which may be
had application al the Office. No other form viii be
signed No bills of lading signed after the ship has sailed
For freight or PASSAGE, apply to NJ .. ROBERTS,
III West street, corner Of Warren street.
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On which days. all persons, Wholesale ns VOL! o. resai
rs LICENSES requested TO attend ino
charge is ten dollars and must be paid oank
able money All denquents VIII be immediatey thereafter
ASHER TAYLOR, First Marshal.
CORPORATE NOTICE.-PUBLlC NOTICE Is
~ hereby given that petition has been presented in the
Board of Aldermen, for Sewer Cross street, between
Orange and Pearl streets All in the
the writing 70 the Contract Clerk at this oee on
or before June 2Sth, 1852.
NICHOLAS DEAN, President Gro. Al. Opt.
Croton Aquo't Depart. (Rotunda) Park June IL
CORPORATION NOTICE.-PURLH NOTICE is
~ hereby given that petition has BON Presented in the
Board Of Aldermen Sewer in Forty eighth street. from
Ninth Sewer to Sewer now built west Of Eighth
avenue; and also Resolution for Sewer In all street,
the bulkhead westerly line OF Pearl street. All
interested in the having objections thereto arc
requested present the writing TO the Contract
Clerk ut this Office, or before July 9TH 1852
NICHOLAS DEAN,
President Of the Croton Aqueduct Department.
Croton Aqueduot Department (Rctunda) Park, June
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~ hereby given to the owner or owners, occupant or
Of all houses and lots improved unmproved
lands affected thereby that the following assessments have
been completed by tho and lodged in the
of Assessments examination by all
persons interested For regulating Fortyffth street.
between Second and Third avenues conformity with the
established grade The limits embraced by such assessment
include all the several houses and lots of ground vacant
lots parcels of land situated both sides of
Fossyh street from Second to Third avenue. All per-
whose interests affected by the above named
and Tho opposed to the either of
them requested present their objections in writing,
60 the undersigned their Office No. Hall Of Records,
within thirty days from the date Of ibis notice.
SAMUEL ii. DE MOTT.
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors
ISAAC WIN. SMITH.
Oee, Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department June
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MELoDEON, a3 BoWERY, DIRECTLY OPPOSITE
lvA the Bowery Theatre, Geo. Lea Proprietor.-Open
evening" and Monday sday and Saturday AZ
SERMONS, commencing at o'clock with one Of the most
talented in New York The Melodeon Scronadrs.
In their beautiful collection of buresquc and fancy
dancing eats OF light and heavy balanengMps Gertrude,
the charming danseune-Don Covann who plays tho violin
with his ect-Cswarenk Joseph the Hungarian. in his
Grand musical fantases-wth great variety Of other
amusing performances Admission orchestra scatp 25esns;
pArluette. l2is cents; gallery, Ca cents.
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HOTELs AND WATERING PLACKs.


CARROLL HOUSE, To- BROADWAY, OPPOSITE TIL
~ New York Hotel being in Complete order has opene
can dated with furnished
on the American or European plan.
JAMES HENDERSON, Proprietor.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

- OLD pENS.--A. g. BAGLEY b CO., KANUfACTC-
N Of Gold Pens and Pencil Cases. and patentees Of
The celebrated Extension Cases Mes II bsidon Lane and
III driving House) Broadway.
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NAWAYANDA HOUSE. GREENWOOD LAKE.

w Az AYANDA HOUSE, GREENWOOD LAKE,
w Orange county, N. Y--The above house is most
beautifully situated at the head Of Greenwood Lake ton
miles in length For mountain air. romantic scenery,
quiet rambes, fresh water bathing good hshng &c. this
place cannot be surpassed Stages ssve George Cooper
Hotel Chester depot New York and Erie Railroad
the arrival of the orning from New York For par
cuars inquire Of Henry d. Fer S6 Broadway or Of the
proprietor, at the lake. THERON FELTER.
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L,oR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.-THE NEW DOUBLE
II engine steamship BENJAMIN FRANKLIN, Winthrop
Sears commander will leave Pier No. East river for the
above port direct, Tuesday y 9Th, ~ O'Clock NJ
This ship has elegant for passengers Pas
sage in cabin state room $50 Passage in teerage S Fer
TON, No 56 South street. or tosE. LINCOLN Co., No.
Pearl street. Measurement goods twenty cents
foot Bills of ladng will be furnished to shippers app
cation to the clerk board At the offices Of the AGENTS
and signed only on board. The steamship WILLIAM
PENN will succeed the Beniamin franklin.
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CEA BATHING, PAVILION HOTEL LONG BRANCH,
y N j. The subscribers announce to the public that
their spacious hotel will BIO opened the 10Th
June for the reception Of vsters Families DESTROYS Of
cur ng re0ms, can do 50 by addressing MS by mail.
NORRIS Il LEVY, Proprietors.
Steamers Edwin Lewis and Thomas Hunt leave west side
Pech slip daily; steamers Golden Gate and Gpin leave
the Of Robinson daily for the Pavilion Hotel
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HR. CONyERS' INVIGORATING CORDIAL, FOR
~ Nervous Debility, Weakress &c, enervatng body and
mind for business society So bottle,
three bottles So I'm advice the and
single sold at 50 Third Is Cham street Adj
vice by letter word to the WISE, &C. Preserve this
notice. Dr. Conyers is conhdentialy consulted in all
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only Line issuing tickets for crossing tho isthmus.-
The shortest and Cheapest Routereat Reduction for
Through Tickets The fast going double engine steam.
ship PROMErgEUS eightee hundred tons BURDEN will
leave from pier No North river at three ooleck T. M
Monday, july B. for San Juan del Norte direct connect
ing with The fayore steamship Pacific over the Nicaragua
Transit Route having but IL miles of land tation
Tnese steamers unsurpassed for speed ani 9mmoda
ton and passenger rely going through with the
This offers superior advantages for
families going 70 California they win be constantly under
the supervision Of officers attached TO the line For nfor
nation or passage oppy at the Office No Battery place.
up stairs. ID. ID. ALLEN, Agent.
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CORPORATION NoTfCE-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
~ hereby given that petition has been presented IN the
Be of Aldermen for in Twentieth street. from
Trst Avenue A. All persons interested in the
having objections thereto requested TO present
the In writing 70 the Contract Clerk at this otce
before July !, 1902. NICHOLAS DEAN,
President Of the Croton Adueduet Department.
Croton Aqueduet Department (Rotunds) Park
June II, 1851
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= TT N
~ torsSeaed proposals, endorsed Proposa far Sc yer
street, with the OF the person ~ per
making the and the date Of its viii
he the office the Croton hlueduct Depsrent
nat Tuesday, che 9th Day Of July ls5s ~ o'clock
build with the receiving basins eul
Charles from the sed
ph North river being Ia length about s0i feet
TIE plan ~ the and specHeations Tor budng tho
same and all other ufon alton relating thereto be OBJ
tanned application 30 the Contract Clerk ~ this Office
NICHOLAS DEAN.
Freshest of the Croton Aqueduc, Department.
New York, June ~, 1852
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RELMoNT HALL, SCHOOLEY's MOUNTAIN
ID Springs New Jersey-Ths favorte establishment IL
for the reception Of visters Every endeavcr VIII
be extended to insure for the house the distinguished
tronage or previous Route from New YOss-s
NJ, Morrisown and Dover, foot Of Cortlandt street.
A. M Elzabethtowh and White House, Pier No.. ~ A. NJ,
Morristowp and Dover y. NJ, Ezabethtow. aud White
House Families can secure apartments by p. uessing
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oRPoRhTIoN NoTICE.-PUBLIc NOTICE IS
hcrsoy.n that petitions have been presented In the
BOARD OF hsste Aldermen for sewers in Suffolk street,
from yr neey street and also III hudson street,
IRON ofoe - nd in Barrow street, 100 feet east
All persors IN same having objections there
.o shc same IN writing % the Con
tract Clerk a. is erse on or before July O. 1852
Croton Aque't Depart, (Rotundsl Par lime "a 1852
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"a STUK FENCE NF.-TTI kETS,
IA Amphitheatre 20 centsi children half prics Doors
open 1t "a TO commence AZ O'clock. In compliance with
the de,ire Of heads Of families tile public respectfully
info that Dlnetis wonderful troupe trained AM
mails will remain at the above place Of till the
9TH July when they positively start their tour Of Amer
ca On Wednesday june 70 and every night during the
week the MONKEYS Dogs and Goats will give their
ment Of the DESERTER. COLLATION. D'AFRiQUE. Car
riaGo Upset Slack and Tight Rope &c. &c. New ieats by
M Won Spingaen Grand Juvenile Performance Saturday
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Pas.ngers viii be lar ded at tho railroad wharf at Aspia
WALL rec. Trant Of the Isthmus at he passengers ex
pes Persons securing through passage by the u s. mail
steamers from New York have prefer ace OF aeoommoda
board the Pacific mail Rates OF fare from
Ppnama to San Francisco the most favorable terms.
Tvr freight passage apply to CHARLES A. WHITNEY,
~ the Office Of the companies III West street. corner Of
Warren
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ID ICH FRENCH PAPER HANGINGS.-THOS FAYE &
IN Co.. 436 Pearl street, between Madison and Chatham
streets have just received th latest patterns Of every style
screens to show the effect when the walls
Artistic workmsn sttend to the retail department.
TuOS. FAYE & CO.. 1876 Pearl street.
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PLEASURE. PLEASURE, PLEASvRE-DRIvE OUT
i Yonkers sixteen miles, to Kenger's Mansion House,
take the Hudson Railroad st Chambers and HUI
streets att 0, 80 and o'clock take the boat
This the cheapest and most delightful trip be taken
Carriages always at the delo mosquitoes. Meals at
all hours From kengerf yisiters can see TWEEN miles
countryside air is bracini water other refresh
of the quality.
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PARTICULAR THEATRICAL Nor,cE-rmE UN

PARTICULAR THEATRICAL NOTiCE.-THE UN-
4 dersgned, having leased the building known Tho
Aston Place Opera House Tor term of years for the
of producing the legitimate DIANA the Ballet Opera
and all other reputable theatrical amusement will open it
abont the 18th Of September under tho title OF
"1he Now York Theatre. The bonse will undergo tho
reurh alteration and renovation Tho whole Of the interior
will be newly decorated and fitted the most costly and
beautiful manner Ladies and gentlemen Of acknowledged
talent and reputation theatrical musioa DESTROYS OF
obtaining situations in the above will please make
application to Cbas Parsoe Theatrical Agent, Burton
Theatre. G. X. TUOkNE, Lessee and Manager.
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CONGRESS HALL. PATTERSON n. J.-THlS HOTEL
~ il open for boarders. Gentlemen wishing
have their families the country during the summer
months, having visit Now York daily, VIII dnd this
YORK - 8. W. LUSE, JR
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NEW YORK HORSE BAZAAR, NO. 81 CROSBY
IN g.reetAuoton Sale of Uorses. Carriages Harness,
Saddles &C., every Monday and "Wednesday commencing
at IL o'clock. JOHN II. GATFlELD. Proprietor
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rORP0RATION NOTICE.-PUBLTC NOTICE is
hereby gveA 90 the owners occupant or oecu-
pants Of all houses lots i'm proved unmprovod lands,
affected thereby that the following have been
completed by the and lodged the office Of the
Bureau OF Assessments for examination by all inte-
rested viz For building sewer in Second street. from
Ayenue to point about 80 feet wctt of First avenues
The limits embraced by such assessment include oil the
several houses and lots Of ground vacant lots pecer and
parcels of land situated both sdes Of Second street from
Avenue to Second avenue on the west side of First ave-
scutherly to First street. and norh ry 50 feet from
Second and the side of Second 3l
feet aeutherly from Second All persons, whose ia
teress affected by the above named assessments and
whe opposed to the same either OF them request
cd 10 their objections in writing TO the aerned
81 their Office No. Hall of Records, within thirty days
SAMUEL II. DE MOTT
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors,
ISAAC WIN. SMITH,
Once Bureau of Assessments, Street Department June
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-25

By the arrival of the Steamship Yacht
we have Brownsville papere of the 9Th instant fss
dmertess Flag gives fearful picture OF the STAKE Oh
sfiairs on the frontier Of re excuses comned ~
lawlese rlen on both sides of the Rio Grande ana OF
the excitement In the pubic mind caused ~ tne
ing prospect of more eds of violence and retahalo
Uness the citizens soL authorities OF both nanons MAKE
,xertiors 10 checS the excuses prevalent, me
F2o1 fears Ii al bsn banks Of the Mo 1rande Wiz %
steeped In huur-i gore The citizens OF browns'ile
appearr bay nced taking measures or pio'ec
ton against any oepredstions or deeds OF soisnce
which nav De attempted In that place or It's vicinny
Two copn3snies The Flag says have been FORMED nnder
commau1 of Captains Dunlap and Mason and VIII no
doubt 60 good service, should events render neces'
cary r la
9Th savs: "Rarey has the valley of the lever Rio
Grsr.de endured such continued dry weather as has
been the case this year. We do recollect single
heavy shower since Jsnuary-for FIVE months we have
not had rain in this vicinity sufficient to wet the soil an
dreadfully in consequence Many have been induced
10 turn their ate on to planting and those VINO com
menced early had their hopes battered with the pros
pect Of abundant harvest their plants throve wen SO
long az the rich soil contained moisuremany varieties
Of ve etables matured and others had arrived at that
critical time when rain was all important 10 deseop tue
fru-no rain has come however, but In s stead con-
tnued drouth with high winds blowing alternately
from nearly every point OF the and consu-n g
with It's hot breath the little sap remaining 10 vegetation
Barely sufficient vegetables have been raised TO supply
our market while the crop is almost an entire f4li-
ure We are however, Informed that several oil the
more hardy plants such the bean AMI cotton, sui
hold out The bean is important product OF Mexico
and always commands high price. friend OF ours
who Is farming thirty miles above, informs us that
the frat bloom on his cotton made it, appearance on the
LIST instant" [N O. Bulletin nth inst.
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sseton Of Preston. desire no cher commee ers,v
~ thst seIf approval which instinesvey ous s1ey
s,ovs m 70 every man, from the OF lav
RoLLssY go n;hsr. vhsf We would wish that tncy
should 10 unto us nenA~
Rsrs- Yak Mar ., ISL
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CITY ITEMS.
RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER AT

ANrsENENrs, &C, THIS DAY AND EVENING.
ks,o place ODera House-G BroOke-CoFssn Bro;hers-7i
Solcs Theaer-SentIael-Ca tas5ina-Ls Bsyadere. &c.
Erscway Theater-Loa MoateE II Bavaria. &e.-TA PM
eutons raesef6ood tor Moth asThe Serious Fany-Th
Lyccun rsesfer-Lsshc. Baiile-Przetical Man. &c
6arnums kasc-n, DAY ard Ev-aaxThe yer Of waiesei
Rrsckerts S wrecked Mother sni Chd-D4y and EeT-nins
sA!ters Cesa>SAncasNls Asa MEor-pzx EEsnns.
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CAMPAIGN TRIBUNE.
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June 7h when the Wing candidates for President and
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If they are men whom like and whose nomination
INSPIRES confidence of success, shall work for them
right heartily If of different stamp we shall still re-
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of the great Principles and Measures of benefcent Pub
uc Policy with which they are identified, and which
must long survive their success discontinue. Even
should the party in which trust insist on being beat
en- we shall deem essential that 1t should not be ami
haied 1t will still have duties to fulfill interests to cher.
sh rights to guard and Future irradiate with Ma
tlona prosperity and glory.
We shall not in any surrender our paper to the
Presidential contest We shall not counsel our readers
to neglect their farms shops and desert their fresdes
to go wandering for days In quest Of travelling Political
orators We shall not expect them to temporarily for
get their social and duties in order to help make
any man President We shall not appall them with
pictures of the Country trembling the briAk OF ruin
If our aduersares succeed for 90 not believe that
even those advesares devise any thing more mag-
nantly mischevous than their foray the Currency
as they found it In 1922 more stolid and than
their resistance TO River and Harbor improvements
more hagious than their Annexation of Texas and War
ON Mexcoall of which the Country has survived and
will (when it shall have paid of the National Debt and
reduced our Military and Territorial expenditures
within toerabe Enits) very nearly overcome We
rest in faith therefore, that not within the power of
any conceivable human perversty rascay destroy
this Republic.
We shall endeavor to give fair and candid history
of the progress of the Presidential contest of 52to
show what questions at issue, and why the People
should render Wing verdict We shall chronicle
the results Of all trsnsprng elections impartialy and
luc;dy and endeavor let readers early and
as far into the milestone ang of their neighbors In
short we hope to render THE TRIsuNE, now as here
ofoSe acceptable not only to those who In Its
views, but to those also who, dissenting therefrom
wish to know what the Wings advocate, and to note
coolly the varying aspects of the
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- Editors Eh wo exchange vii o5lse by Announcing
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NADINE GoIpscHMIpr's FAREWELL

CoNeASs.--S;asfS Garden presented wonderful
Spectacle last evening seyea thousand persons were
as sieiy seaSea if they hAd bean but hundred
ana senry Lids last Ccnes:. IL sse-ica was cs ST.