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CORPORATION NOTIcE.-PUBLIC NOTICE is
hereby given. that petitions have been presented in the
vit.-In Fourth avenue from Twenty-fourth street to
Twentysxh street. in Bowery the easterly side, from
Prince street norshery head Of Marion street. AID ason
sewer in Warren Greenwich streets through West
Broadway may be most expedient. And resolution has
Been the Board of Assistants for receiving
basin ulyert at the northwest corner Of
having any objection are 10
the in writing to the Contr act Clerk at this Of
before Monday Juno 81 lS52-Croton Aqueduss
Department. June 9. 1854 NICHOLAS DEAN,
President of the Croton Aqueduct Department
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NEW MEDICAL BOOKS.-A PRACTICAL WORK On
the Nature and Treatment Disessssj BY n. Best
xic. d. practising phy e.s an. sursso: and leessrs
plate. Extract from the Boston MEDICAL and So
Journal;"It may DO said iearessly - Be equal II ~
Records great work the family a aa6fS{
far superior to anything Of the kind before puslt
country" Author Of . work en- Vices and theNk -
consequences. Thsis without dosbs the most tT1l
important hook en- this subject published. $3.50
Author ola book on Natural Death, Diet &oj 49, ~
sieisn; Canse o. QuAchery, So. 10. For sale d
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Bremen via sonshSmpton The United States man
der, will leave for Bremen, touching At southampton 70
land the mails and for England and France on
river prs: Of passage from New York
$l0 second cabin 500 An experienced surgeon
attached to the ship All letters must through the
Post office. Specie delivered In Havrs and London. For
passage or freight, apply to
AOLLER, SAND & RIERA, Agents, 26 South street.
The steamship Washington will succeed the Hermann
tho 18th july.
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MUSICAL


ATUsIcLL BOSTON PILNOI oETIs THE
M largest assortment Of Pianos in his ey e TO 90
found a. The warsrooms Oft Gilbert Co., No. 3 Broad
corner Of Anthony street, opposite Broadway
and Theatre and will be sold ~ great bargains
the metallic Frame and warranted to stand c
Dealers supplied rery liberal terme. Also, Gil
berts Cottage Boulder PaDoe, eonvenlelt Tor ami
rooms, .or sale low, and warranted.
SECONDHAND PIAros.-rwenty tscond-hard Pianos to
rent cheap for sale at the folio prcss
one At $50 one At $ one at $780, one at $780, one At Sis
three at S1 TIVE at $780, two $685. two S40 .h-es $780,
Eolias Piano. $40. do $40; ous Prince Co.
MslOdiana $50 one $s5, $685. S85; re Boulder
Piano, $780, =
DIAN0FORTES.-A GOOD ASSORTMENT Og NEW
and second hand Plan ofortes for sale by GEIB
y JACKSON, 400 Broadway, doo- The Art Union
Rooms.
ITALIAN VIOLIN STRINGS JUST RECEIVED A
fresh supply of superior italian Violin Strings, for
quantities TO suit purchasers by 6EIB JACKSON 199
Broadway, door above tho Art Union rooms.
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EOR SAN TRANCISCO--ON SATURDAY, JULY 10
At o'clock p NJ from the foot Of North Moore street,
NRThe and splendid double engine eRmship CITY
OF PfrTsBURG, 2loo tons bnrshsn, WIN. G. stossbary
will positively sail San Francisco
st Rio VALPARAISO and Pan Saturday, July TO-
o'clock r. n. This steamer has superior accomH
is well ventilated and otherwise fitted for the trade It
expected .ha: she will make the psssase in the
miles and others who wish avoid crowded ships via
the Isthmus emily limited number Of passengers will
taken. small quantity of freight will also be taken.
rangemenss have been made with shc Of she
stsamship Uncle sam, li,s9 tons1 now building, to
in the lin, For freight passage, apply to THOMAS
RICHARDSON, No. Al Exchange place. or to E. MILLS 81
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ITO PRINTERS-A GREAT VARIETY or WOO ND
Metal Type for Sale AS 10 been IN use for
WI DO scld on very reasOnab terms. Apply IL D. Dv
tlird story Herele kuIdibgs ~1 " " ~"
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NoTIcE.-THE AsToR SHOOTING GALLERY. NOS.

NJOTICE-THE ASTOR SHOOTING GALLERY, NOS.
~ and IL Vesey street, and No. So Barclay street In
the Aston House OPEN Mr. John Travis
the proprietor having fitted the gallery with entirely
furniture &c. fatters himself that he
furnish to the lovers OF pistol shooting place where they
enjoy their avorite with comfort well plea
TO themselves Mr. Travis not emily ready 70 give in
sruton gentlemen wishing to acquire the Of sharp
shooting bat also offers his services 20 those wishing pur
Of kind his long experience enables
him furnish to purchaser the beet quality Of article
that the market affords Those going to Calnia would
do well to give Mr. Travis call s intimate knowledge
ofeyery kind Of revolver and tho proper method Of
them enables him to purchase advantage aud give
struStiop in the Of them.
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(NECTON DEPARTNkNT-lO CONTEkC-
~ Sealed Irofosslr endorsed propesals for build
Sewer in rand street. will be received NJ the office Of
the Cro'sn Asnsdgs. Department, tRetsndo Park pn.l
Monday the l4h day OF june. lS2 81 O'CLOCK r. M 70
build Sewer 10 Grand street, from Suffolk TO Essex street.
being length about f5S feet The plan 81 .he Sewer aud
the building cf the and all other
relating thereto 90 osainsd application
tho Contract Clerk. ut this office. NICHOLAS DEAN,
President sf the Croton Aguciutt Department.
York. IN lSS2
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METROPOLIrAN HALL, LOWER SALOON.-oREIL-
Vl Iy's grand Panorama OF Ireland every night Open
This evening Scenes full Of bsaut and Interests
son, the glorious performer the Union Iish Pipes
Mr.. Reilly, the great Orator and Humorst in his 60
Sketches.
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CTREET DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF RECORDS
Public notice hereby giyen .ha; the following Tsso-
To Thirty eighth street. from Third avenue to
Thirty fourth streets 70 regulate And sde
sidewalks Of Ninth from 20 Fifty third
street All persons .erested having objections thereto
.:s TO present then . il lifting
June 10 1852 JOHN I. DODGE.stree. Commissioner
gTREET DEPARTMENT, No. HALL OF RECORDS
- Publ, notice is hereby even. that The following petit
lions have been presented in he Board OF Aldermen To
fence yaean iots on Fourth avenue between
ssty third street. between Eighth and Ninth All
persons interested having objections thereto requested
10 resent them IN writing 70 The undersigned, a. rs ese,
OF before The 2st day Of Juno n6xt.
June TO- 1882 JOHN 7. DODGE. Stree. CcmH .ssstnsy
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y The new and superior steamship. FLORIDA. Thomas
Lyon Captain, will leave Saturday, June 10Th, at
o'clock 7. NJ, from Pier 4. North river Apply to
SAMUEL, l.. MlTCHILL, lgi Front street.
The ALABAMA, q. D. Ludlow Captain, will leave
Saturday, June goth For speed strength
AND fare these ships have uperiors on the oosau
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sY,pB OFFICE OF THE NATIONAL LOAN FUND Llrl
i Assurance Company, Of London, is removed from
Eo.T Grand street to street. Of
street Jersey City whore life effected
Medical officers attend daily at2P NJ. California risks
Pamphlets tanning rates and ether inorIasssR Aas
printed California rules, Furnished on application.
J.LEANDER STARR, Gsusrsl Agent
IS .s'k H0sAsfs y s D. Medical Examiners.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUDLIC NOTICRIs
- given, that petition has been presented in the
Board Of Assistant Aldermen for In Third
between Eleventh and Twelfth stree and also in Eleventh
Forty second and Forty fourth
All in the same thereto
guested to present the in writing TO the
tract Clerk, At this Office before June 22d 1852
NICHOLAS DEAN, Pres. Croton Aaueduct Dept
Croton Aqueduet Departmental
RotuRda Park. June II, 1862.
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E0R NORFOLK, PETERSBURG. AND RICHMOND
The United States Mail Steamship ROANOKE L. Par
rsh MASTER will sail from Pier H. North River
day next the 18th inst, at o'clock =. W. Passage and
fare TO Norfolk state room included S. Passage
TO Petersburg and Richmond, state included $40
Bills of ading signed only board For freight
afr III sl,n
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TTPSON'S CAPITOL.-THIS FAyORITE SALOON is
BY the above title and kept by the Subscribers
Eating House. where the public always find
rything that the markets afford. Experienced cooks
and polite walters will always be fonnd at this estab-
Game and all other dishes will be served up style
surpassed by similar establishment in ths city Thank
for past and hope for continuance Of the
with may tit to call and satisfy
that the above is calculated deceive the
most fastidious A. A. l. l.. NJ. UPSON.
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CORPOR RATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
~ hereby gven that petitions have been presented tho
Sommoa Council for the following sewers TO wi. In the
the North river to the intersection Fourth Ganso
WORT strecs and in the Board of Assistant Aldermen
Grand street. from Bridge to Suffolk Streets
in Broome street, from Columbia to Ludlow street All
interested in the having objections thereto
are requested present the same in writing to the Contract
Clerk at this Office, on or before June rs, 1852
NICHOLAS DEAN,
President Croton Aqueduct Depar unent.
Crot0h Aqueduct Dep RotundA. Park. June IA 1852.
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no pRyyrERs.


'QpKINTERs-FoR SALE. A LARGE HYDRAUbTc
IN, sanding Press AID super royal Wsshngtor land
ne ~ Ell nsing apparatus complete Apply TO H. III.
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TtROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT. = TO CON-
~ tracsors-seasd Proposals, endorsed Proposal for
kucing Sewer in Henry street. will be received a. the Of
Gee Of The Croton Aqueduot Department Rotunda Park
until Monday tho 2t day Of june 1852 at o'cosk H.,
20 build Sewer with The receiving basins
being an length about Ao3 ce The plan OF the and
specific aons for Tho building Of the same aud ill ether 10
formation relating thereto be obtained appcEti
TO the Contract Clerk. A. .kis Office.
NICHOLAS DEAN,
PRECEDENT Of sho croton Aquoduot Department
New York, June 9th, 1852.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-16

ITO SNIP BUILDERS PRO- SAILS WILL DE RE-
&c cd by tn isaossory Transit Company of Nicaragua
AZ their Office No. Wall street Now York. for the
ftruoticn OF aenaboat 0; the following de riruon
benRth ~ tee bea - fee ROLE fe cylinder 50 feet
cg feet er9se; boiler 70 feet long eet vide ia 'front.'
hd &c fh.L The aotel viii DO Furnished ny the COM
pany, Apply, Tor iugthsr partig niars,
ISAAC c. LEA, seo'y.
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w OODn MINSTkELs, AT MINSTREL HALL, NO. -
w Broadway, between Howsrs and Grand ssrssA-OnQ1
every nght.-H. Wood Manager and Preprissor.- wssd
Mnstre by fsr the superior band Of Ethiopian ms
clans and vocaSts in the world and uneguAusd Negro -
nsators Perfer~ every evening o'clock ana e wsS
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CROToN AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT-TO CON-
building receiving basis, corner Of Delaney ChfysHs
strsets will be received at the Office Of the Aqueduot
Of June, 1852 at3 o'clock, M 70 build nece.saryre
sewing basin and ulvert the southeast Of Dan
cy and streets plan Of work speo6
cations for the building Of the and all ,hsr aforma
ton relating thereto be obtained application 20 The
Contract Clerk, at this office. NICHOLAS DEAN,
President Of the Creton Aqusduc: Department.
NaE Y0rk. Luna & 1912.
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TYR. MORRISON; 2o41f FULTON STREET, CONTINUES
II be consulted by his old friends and patients Others
wishing to be skfuy and justly treated, may rely his
Of 80 years In his special department. Nervous
debility Invariably See his London diploma hig
Office. No fee t..'' cured
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(,RoToN AoUsDUcr DGrARTMENr-roc oNTRAC-

(tkOTON AQUEDUCT DEfARTMENT.-TO CONTKAC-
~ terssealed pro osas endorsed Proposals for Build
ing sewer In vandewater street. will BIO received At .he
onoe the Crcton Aqueduet Depar Rotunda Park
mnt monday the 2t day Of June, 1852 at hree O'Clock,
A. 20 bnd Sewer, with tho Receiving Basns
and Culyert In vande var street. from Frankfort street
70 tor eet south OF Pearl street. being length about 5
tt fte plan OF the Sewer, and specification for the
building ~ the same, and all ether Information Yoat
thereto, can be obtained application TO tho Centra
Slest, at this one NICHOLAS DEAN
President q the cEoton hqueduct perartmert
New York, june 8 1852.
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Passengers will be landed tho railroad wharf at Aspn-
val free Transit the Ithmus at the expense
Persons securing through passage by the United States
mail from New York have preference Of
daton on board the Pacfc mail steamers Rates Of fare
from Panama to San Francisco the
For freight orra.ase. apply TO CHARLIE WIITSEY,
the Office OF the companies, III cor
York,
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MOBILE THEATRE.-SoL. SMITH, ESQ.,, DURING
WI his presence in New York WILL by authority, conclude
engagements for the ensuing season in Mobile.
JIM. FIELD, Manager of the Mobile and
"vareties" Theatre st. Louis.
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ID sts children, l2 cts; Parque i2 cents extra Scr
Gorgeous Oriental tbeau Of Cerean Sculpture Lord Byro
and the Greeks all moving alive In the Lecture Room
ing, At s o'olook. PASSION AND REPENTANCE.
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y ADICAL CURES AT A SMALL EXPENSE.-DOCxo0
~ WARD sslioits the attention Of AL patients whom
safety and ohespnsss The most insrsdslous inIsdaSs
eqnyheed OF his wonasrful power Of curing. All -
posssssd and literally dispensed BY him ~ unfsp}
tAtionS private advice Gystis. wYnkia.
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CORPORATION NOTICB.-PUBLIC NOTCH IL
~ hereby given that petition has been presented ia
street, between Clarke and Greenwich streets. All
persons having objections thereto
NICHOLAS DEAN, President.
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CRorON AQUEDUCr DEPARTMENT-TO con-
trAesors.-Sealed proposals. endorsed PROPOSAL for
Building sews- in Nassau street. will be received A. the
9fee Of The Croson Aqssdus: Department. kotund,
M 20 build Sewer, with the necessary receiving basins
and sulverts in Nassau street. from Ann stree.
south Of Beekman street, being length about 2 feet
The plan OF he and for the building Of
obtained application to the Contract Clerk this
NICHOLAS DEAN,
President Of the CrGtea Aquedu.s Department.
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MSTRUCTIONS.
M UsICAL-sIGEORINA ELIZA YLLENIINI, TIE
rough bass has tho hon inform the ladies that
be at her private residence No. 10 Luaow place
and Fridays. from 10 A. NJ lii JPN
nAILY TEACHHR.-A LADY WEo HAS BEEN sue.
~ sessfuy engaged in teaching for years past IN
this city wishes to attend ether family She inssructs
the usual routine Of sh sdueaton The highest re.
wilmer h Rogers, Nassau street, corner u Liberty
SPANISE LANGUAGR.-A. DE Z. DAEz, PROFESSOR
~ o. the above language having few
wall devote them in giving lessons at his ooe any
part OF the city and will also
yecnese and punctuaty Address $50 n.tAduay corner
Reade street, room No. 9hrst floor.
A LADY JUST ARRIVED FROM ENGLAND WISHES
"A for an engagement either daily resident
mess She teaches muse With the usual routine Of sound
and polite Engsh education Salary not much OBJ
Jet as comfortabe home The advertiser being widow
lady would not object 10 take charge of young children
Most satisfactory references can be given. Address Mrs
MidhAm, "A Lispenard stree.
Henry WELLS AND BIS SIs1kR, (MADAME n.
Giayeli) continue TO impart inssructNns in the
fashionable Dansts de Salon ut their academy $50 Broad
way by their sim pie method Of teaching few lessons
win sufce for any lady gentleman to acquire graceful
and easy style Ct executing al The puar pacr eanse
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MEDICAL.

NEW YORK PRIVATE LYING-IN INSTITUTE, COR
IN ner of Southxth and Eighth streets, Wiamsburgh,
has been that each patient has
furnished having communication with other
Departments There attached to tho institution
doube suite Of parors, aud large garden, IN which
Of fruit flowers and large ice and
pavilion for the exclusive Of tho patients
THOMAS HOLMES, N. d.
have long believed such institution established
Holmes is calculated 20 relieve great amount OF re-
male ring, and to have moral influence soeiey
VALENTINE MOTT, n. d.
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TYR. WARD MAKES ASTONISHING CuREs-SvO
amendment before twentytour ho.rs. Disease 10 Nd
mere nothing by his treatment which science perfea
cd Remember It The other Method Of cure are drsAx
fulworse than tho disease 0cs corner Of Canal eefss
ana Broadway.
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have for three pat, made and sold TO
pretors, stable keepers and Others Physc Balls Condition
Bale Blister and Digestive Ointment &c. SC in
sing have heard palnt but many whoseex
Of the stable has been es length have stated
willing certify that these medi trues
and best they in Thankful for the past will
10 deserve the future The medicines
any part of the city vicinity order for
sale. Wholesale and retail at Scott Brothers p Lexington
Bulls Head Horse Market, Of the prtor
WM MILES, Veteriuo r;ar ~, y..ta nIaaa
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ly0R PORT PHILLIP AND SYDNEY, australia
j. Tie clipper ship J: W. FANNIN. Captain Norma,
will sail rs skoye on the 9th July Her unequaled accom-
modatons are All upon tho main deck; state light
and airy and peculiarly desirable for families An expo
renced surgeon will BIO on board Fer freight passage
apply 70 RUSSELL NORTON, 81 Old slip, or
EJIJOT ARKEI.IE co. LAG PAArl streat.
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nR. CONvERS INvIGORATtNG CORDIAL, TIE
- great remedy for nervous debility and wsaknoss inca
paeitang fer business society 1t IL the
nygorator ever restores the lost energies
body and mind S2per bottle three bottles for S. I'm
advice Office 80 Third avenue, whore the Doctor
consult and Cordial and sent the oountryy
acid, also, At 10 Chambers street.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
-70-T-- GREAT ATTRAcrIoNi 3I9V
Fifth Ward Museum Hotel.
Cor IYs, B,oadreay and Franklin street, Mo York.

Cor Vest Broddtndy aud Franklin street, MIC York
c ahs oa LADY CHINA, under the iNFEU
ENCE OF OPIUM, head, tongue and hands in moton the
only representation the kind in the country The largest
The rre Of Soldier in the Continental Uniform; blue and
bluff lead buttons marked U. S. "a, threccoeed Hat,
l,rcechcs, Gators &c, DC. Also Birds OF Various Plum
age some curious Freaks of Nature Indian Implements OF
Oil Paintings, fine Engravings, with many other
and valuable Curiostcs, Statue OF George ILL., Such col
lection cannot be found In any Establishment of the kind In
the United States. double Calf which is universally adj
mted to be great wonder The calves joined together
from the neck down to the middle They full grown, and
perfectly formed and Brought from the town OF Lyme
Live White Rat from Berks Penn Aanittanee GRAT
Is Games for Exercise and Amusement, billiards. Back
Cannon and Domnoes Billiard Room with two splen-
did Tables, Is also attached to the house.
REFRESHMENTS.-Dinn and Supper parties can be
accommodated at very short notice. The Larder will be
supplied with all the delcacies OF the Game Oys
ters Mutton Chops Veal Outlets, &C. provided
at any hour.
At this Establishment, may be a celebrated bird,
MINo, that will repeat almost anything after stranger.
No accommodation for political meetings OF any party
The Subscriber having become Proprietor or the above
celebrated Establishment and having made various atea
ons prepared to accommodate the Travelling Public and
Transient Boardes in style not by The best
tans the rares private in this country, being the
collection many years. will sustain the reputation accorded
II under the charge OF Mr. Thomas Riley in the quality Its
wines, &C., &c. Connected with the above is REFEC-
TORY where meals will be served at all hours OF the day
and evening Private for Courts martial Refcrecs,
Committees, Private Dinner Supper Parties &c, &c
respectfully invited TO grant him share oil
their patronage. ,,,,x.,,,,,
Persons wishing Wine and SPr depend
on having them genuine at this Establishment
N B-Pnvatc families supplied with Dinners or Suppcrs
In superior STYLE for Parties of number at their
tive homes and glass silver sent out to part
- Entranet 10 fae REPECToRY in Franklin ST. q
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