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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-18

corp ORATION NOTICE-PUBLIC NOTICEIS HERE
- by given, that petition has been presented in the
Board Of Assistant Aldermen for In Third avenue,
between Eleventh and Twelfth streets and also
avenue from Forty and tn
street. point hundred feet Of Tenth
Al persons in the same having
tract Clerk at this off before June I'D 1852
NICHOLAS DEAN, Pres Croton Aaucduet Dept
Crot0n Aqueduct Department.
kOtupda, Park. June T. 1852. (
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RERFoFp q CO.'S GREAT CALIFORNIA OREGON.

DERFORD CO.'S GREAT CALIFORNIA OREGON,
ID Sandwich Ielands ana South American Express. by
Illinois, Monday June 2st, the
Golden Gate at Panama. tho fastest In the
wcrd-n charge Of ru ty and freight
hesrs William Nelson II Co., Mt spi wall and Panama.
are always ahead wit light Sec the following notice
Co. The express Of these gentlemen always TO be
ahead All others From them receive and
only but letters free Of al charges and
only FREQ 81 all charge but head of all
adams CO.. their rya wl have to wake they will
~ dstnnced in the heat Shippers will bear mind the
fact have arrangement with the Pacific steam
steamers, any other Express Co.'S have precedence
i scryes only to place their freight Mt the bottom
Ways being delivered head 81 all Others san francisco.
slippers VIII bear mind that freight which All
others refuse as being impossible See card of Messrs
.'Messrs berford & TO. Gents yours Of Goth inst,
advising us Of the shipment Of the reapng machine,
Ter steamer Panama, came to hand. yesterday. We
ton az the very prompt manner in which have executed
tl difficult service Of transporting the Isthmus
of its great weight and packages had
been refused by Adams Co., and other expresses. IL
reflects great credit the energy and enterprise which
has Tested itself in all the various you
performed for ourselves and friends
srcGdv IL should be understood that with Berford
90 ne'hns Is impossible. Very respsss@lly y11rs So
The above freight shipped ty US April s. on the Crcs-
cent City, for AsInwal, direc, Our efficient freight
ment 70 Panama. and shipped the board the
steamr Pauame, p "a and have the Gifts
arrival At san Francisco delivery We prefer TO do the
rather than about our cant
ta and the superior facilities have Shippers will bear
in mind that we perform a undertake. that ia
et Goods should be put NJ waterproof at this Of
Consular fees Freight taken the lowest rates; we
guarantee 20 deliver them In francisco ahead of al
others BEfFoRp CO., Aston House, vesy street.
CPEcIE EXpRESS-rORWARDFD TO EUROPE by
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CORPORATION NOTICE. PUBLIC NOTICE is
~ hereby given to the owners, occupant
cupants Of all houses and lots improved unmproved
lands affected thereby that the following
been by the Assessors and lodged
OF the bureau OF Assesent for examination by all per-
cons Interested viz, For in Pearl
State street to Whitehall street The limits embraced by
ground vacant lots pieces and land situated
both fides Of Pearl street between Whitehall State
streets the westerly side of whitehall street. between
Bridge and Pearl Streets and the southery side
Bridge street. between State and Whitehall streets All
whose interests affected by the above
easements and who are opposed to the same either Of
them, requested TO present their objections writing
30 the undersigned, at their Office. No. Hall Of Records
within thirty days from the date Of this notice.
SAMUEL II. DE MOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
- ISAAC WIN. SMITH,
Al662.
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TORPoRATIo NoTIcE.-PUBLIC NOTICE is
~ hereby given, TO the owners occupant
eupAnt Of s houses and lots improved or unimproved
lands affected thereby that the following Assessments have
been completed by the Assessors and in the Office
Of the Bureau Of for examination by all
street setting curb gutter therein from Tenth 70
Eleventh avenue. The limits mbraced by such assess
vacant Ss pieces and parcels Of situated on both
Thirty second street 100 feet and northerly from Thirty
100 feet and the esstery side Of Eleventh
100 feet north and south from Thirty street,
All PERSONS whose interests affected by the above
named assessments, land who opposed to the
either Of them are requested present their OBJ,
notice. SAMUEL u. DE MOTT. }
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH,
Once Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department June
Il, 1852.
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VANDERBILT LINE-SPECIAL NOTICE TO CALI
fornia passengers-Impo reduction for steerase
fare through tickets including mule hire and trans
CINE steamship PROMETHLUs l,soOtons, wleave PierNo
2 North River, at o'clock, T.. NJ precisely Saturday.
49, San Juan del Norte with the Pacific
steamer the Nicaragua transit route having but twelve
miles Of land transportation Thee steamers
passed their for passengers and with
increased facilities for crossing passengers rely upon
gcng through without detention. For Information
apply at the Office No. Battery place stairs.
ALLEN, AGENT,
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DEPARTMENT OF REPAIRS AND SUPPLIES, JUNE

y 3 N52-To Bnlders-sealcd proposals win be re-
ceved ut the Office Of the Commissioner Of Repairs and
plies, Easement No New City Hall, west snd,) until
Tuesday June Is. ut u o'clock H., at which time they will
be publicly opened for the erection of building In Beck
man street TO be used police station for the Second
District Police and also for alterations to building No 22
Twelfth street. for the OF Engine Company No. %
Builders will estimate for the and work Of
each building separately The plans and atoms Of
the work required TO be done and in regard
Rspsirs TO uSe Budipss N0 70 EraSatR treet HAL
estimates can be had at either Office N. BThe Commits
the right reject all any the estimates
ndeemed for the interest Of the Corporation.
WV. ADAMS. Commissioner OF Repairs and Suppltess
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ORPORATION NoTICE-PUBLIC NOTICE is
hereby Eiysn to the owner or owners; occupant
oupants Of all Houses and Let's improved
Lands affected Thereby that the following
have been completed by the Assessors and lodged
Interested vi1For paving Twenty street
braoed by such assessment cude all the several houses
AID lots Of ground vacant let's pieces and of
First avenue and East river An persons whose interests
affected by the above named
opposed to tho either of them requested
present their objections in writing to the undersigned
their Office No Hall Of Records, within thirty days from
the date OF this notice
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors
ISAAC VIM SMITH,
Once, Bureau Of Assessments Street Department June
B. 1852.
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(tHEAP BATHS FOR THE pEOPLE.-RABINEAU'S
" Deslrosse street Swimming DGths, Canal street,
NJ r. are also, his hot sea Baths. Kpp Brown,
and Ty son ! line Of stages, the place.
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PROPOSED DATES or sAIIIS q

EDWARD 4: COLLINS CO., IS wan st.. New Yorl.
BROWN, SIMPLIFY T. CO., Liverpool
T. G. ROBERTS g. CO., l3 Kings Arms Yard, London.
JOHN MUNR0E CO., 26 Rue Nstzs Dame des Vic
torres, Paris; or
GEO. Ii. DRAPER HAvsc.
of these ships will not be accountable for god
silver bullion, epecie, welry precious stonos metals
arss bills ofadng signed therefor and the value there
Of THEREIN expressed.
CTEAMER FOR LIVERPOOL, ON THURSDAY, JULY
- 8.-The well known and favorite steamship SARAH
SANDS 200 tons burthcn, W. C. Thompson, Esq, Com
mander will leave her dock at pier No. North river,
Liverpool on Thursday July 8, at twelve o'clock. This
has in state rooms.
for first and second cabin passengers freight or pas
cage, apply to
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~ Bremen via ssnshampson The United States mail
der will leave for Bremen, touching At Southampton to
land the mails and passengers for England and
river Price Of passage from New York
saoon 500; second cabin $50 An surgeon
attached to the chip All letters must pass through the
Post Office Specie delivered in Havre ind London. For
passage or freight, apply to
M0LLER. SAND& RIERA, Agents, 6 South street.
The steamship Washn gton viii succeed the Hermann
tho nj
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TYR. WARD MAKES ASTONISHING CURES-SUQ1
~ other doctor can do. Either cure or EreA1
amendment before twenty -four hours Disease 10 nseo
nothing BY his treatment which IL science psrese
cd Remember it, The other methods OF dree4s
fuworse than the disease Office Of Canal styeeQ
and broadway.
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AISCELLANEOU8,

4NoLD PENs.-A. g. BAGLEY h CO., MANUFACTU
~ OF Gold Pens and Pencil Cases, patentees
she celebrated Extension Cneos Nos u Maiden Lane
ST driving Honael Broadway.
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nR. CONyERs INyiGoRATING CORDIAL, FOR
~ nervous debility weakness, &c., cnervang body and
mind ineapactlting for business society Take
tors vice. nostrum Till this 81
ahote; three bottle for So Important ad vice the
ried and SINGLE Sold at 80 Third avenue where letters
should be addressed; also, at I3 Chambers street
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EXCURSIONS.


C0NEY Island AND FORT HAMILTON.--FNR2
~ I2ls cents-Ihe and splendid steamer NJ AY
QgFIN, Captain L. Mcneil, viii commence her regular
trips fer Tho Friday June is leaving per foot
Of Spring street, N r., a. ga A. NJ, l2s and 81 4. NJ.
Leaves pier Nc 8 II. r. 10 a. NJ ard r. n. fesarninr
leaves Tie Island AZ II a, ~, and OK r. NJ Landing az
Fort Hamilton each nay.
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&VNDhf LALIIsfIUN TO UN IUNFUNT.-TTIE NEW
~ end beautiful steamboat IN DpSTRY Capt Hitchcock,
VIII make trip the East river about hfteon miles,
unionpor sunday next June 20 ny this excursion the
members OF Industrial Home Association, No. 2 will Aave
an opportunity OF seeing ana examining their land at Union
rcrt The public will slso have opportunity Of enjoying
the most beautiful picturesque scenery which is magn.
Gently interpreted the whole route the
son. combining hea.Aul sail the benefit Of pure air aud
novel route unequaed BY any 10 the vicinity Of
New York The boat VIII leave Canal street at g Catha-
ne quarter lQ and Bro6c street. 10 A. NJ Kotarning
VIII leave UnonroEt NJ. Passage each way twenty
1--WE cents.
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nR. WARDS MAGICAL TREATMENT -DisEAs6x
~ cured with uuexa,led CELEBRITY Never failures
The HE success ia the Unfortunates Friend,
ana substance that arrests diseases almost 10 Ii 81
II is tho speedy satisfactory means ~
Offcc. corner OF Canal street and Broadway.
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~ hereby given that petitions have been presented in the
Beard Of Aid for in the following Streets to
with Fourth avenue from Twenty-fourth street to
Twentyxth street. in Bowery the eastery SIDE from
Broome street TO Rvingon street, Marion street. from
Prince street head of Marion street. and also n
Chambers street. rsm Broadway 20 the river, to the
Broadway be most expedient And resolution has
been presented the Board of Assistants for receiving
basin aud ouvert the northwest of Twenty
street and Fourth All interested in the
having objection thereto, requested TO
sent the in writing TO the Contract Clerk this Of
Zee before Monday, June 81 lS2-Croton Agueduct
Department. June 9 1859. NICHOLAS DEAN,
President Of tho Crcton Aqueduct Department.
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ORP0RATION NOTICE.-PUBLICE NOTICED is HERE
~ by given, 70 the occupant occu-
pants OF All houses and lots improved lands
affected thereby that the following
completed by the and are lodged in tn Bureau
viz For in street between Madison and
Fifth The limits embraced by such assessment
include all the lots
pieces and parcels land situated both sides of
second street. between Fifth and Madison
whose interests affected the above
ents and who opposed to the either them
requested to their objections writing the
nndsrsTned at their Office No Hall Of Records, within
thirty days from she date Of this notice
SAMUEL II. DE- MOTT,
IS1HS wI Fi.SNHIS SHs Assessors.
1852 :
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,otceEako. -
Passengers will be landed Mt the railroad wharf Mt Aspn-
WALL Free Transit of the Isthmus at the xpensc.
Persons securing through passage by the United states
mail from New York have preference OF accommo
dation board the Pacific mail steamers. Rates of fare
from Panama to San Francisco The most favorable terms.
For freight passage apply to CHARLES A. WHITNEY,
Mt the office of the companies, III West street, Of
Warren New York.
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II s; CLRAviRs PRIZE MEDAL HONEY SOAP
Ihf invaluable article which obtained the Prize Ne
da 4. the Words Fair in Londen is daily gaining ground
public estmaten and the demand for is immediate use
G 50 great that II is with great difficulty supplied by the
ventor It's fragrant refreshing and oitenirg qualities
w sootn anu VINE appearance "hch " ppart 70 the
est terms by all who it, W. j. Davis IL Coz
and sole Wholesale agents, 40 CortlanGs street.
WRlTINC TNK TWENTY FIVE CENTS A GALLON,
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DK WARDS UNF0RTuNATEsFK FRIENDLY CURu1
~ the best evidence, then there is medic1Ae
TO 10 compared to this Thousands can tell you that the
would have got well without Now taken mul
ttudes without discovery Free from In
mediate Death the disease Price ST. Once u o.
a n Broadway.
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| DACKETS FOR HAVRE--SECOND LINE.-THE FOL-
lowing ships will lave HAyre the l6tL and New York

They all first New York built ships pro vided with
all requisite articles for the comfort
ssnsers and COMMANDED S men Of in the trade
cent TO the eubscribers will be forwarded any
charges but those actually incurred.
BOYD & HINCKEN, Agents, l6I Pearl street.
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RON REDsfEAhs-C cool, CLEAN, CHEAP.-oRNA-
4 mental and plain, from 81 $50 also the healthy
sIrnG Mattresses from So S2O Marble Tables from
SIT 10 The Iron Bedseads can he fitted
AL sizes and patterns NJ 553 Broadway above
N, Bold mattresses altered 20 spring beds.
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CUGAR PLANTERS VISITING NEW YORK ARE IN
yited to examine the celebrated centrifugal Sugar Ma
chimes in operation at the Globe Iron Works Thirty
third street. near Tenth where also In
eonrse OF consrnction Sugar Mills Engines Vacuum Pans
&c. with all their latest Broadway aud
Fourteenth street stages to the works.
a. n HARRISON = co.
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EuRNlTURE SELLING AT A BARGAIN AT NO. 80
Il Hickman street-Ufioe and Counting House Desks,
Chairs stools on Paintings Looking Glasses 200 Bed
fteads and % Mattresses Paasters Sofa Bed Lounges
Couch Beds mahogany Chairs Rockers Secretary Bureaus
Brussels CARPET, Bureaus, and Easy Chairs. Furniture
rented.
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A GERMAN, % years of age, who has

~ been lawyer in his country. wants employment
he SPEAK. and writes English and has had practice
seher modem and ancient language Best references
can &c given. Apply 10 T. X, Tribune Office
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NOUGLAS HOTEL.-Mrs. DOUG.

IL WestchesteT Co-Tbe undersigned respectfully in-
forms his friends and the public hat the above house Is
ope for the reception Of bosrders and visitors Il situated
the banks Of CrOnn Lake In the immediate vicinity OF
the Tam surrounded bv the oct picturesque scsuery
There fine fishing in the Lake and beautiful drives in the
neshborhood IL Is Of convenient access to the city by
either the Harlem or Hudson River Rail Dads $500
ANDREW l.. PURDY.
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pyr Scott aud Grabam-ElGHTEENTH WARD
SlblPPEWA CLUB y" At large and enthusiastic meet,
IN Of The XVIIlth Ward held the New Haven Hotel
mFnday evening June 25th the following named gentle
sp were elected officers Of the above named Club; NJ d.
IRENE Pr sidept Jonas =. COnckln, +. 5. Mott ii
ysutne Vice Presidents; VIM Robertson, IT, Rec Sec
mSy; VIM d. Chase Cor. Secretary George y Nesbtt
insurer
The members Of this Club requested 10 meet at the
E, Hsvep HI tel corner 9th and ith4v- on THURS
DAY Ek ENIHG July lst "A O'clock for the of
marching in procession the NNilth Ward Ratification
hu.y 20 le held At the Union Hotel 2lsfs. near Broad
wg Ry orderOf NJ. ID. GREENE, President.
W.. ROBERTSON, JR, Secretary.
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business for SALE, price $1,000

'Oi CEhoci t'4NS ~Df"'N
ID Mandatory and Office 10 good location doing
profitable and increasing business pays large profits and re-
GuIes Only small capital 10 carry It The article meets
raoy e for cash and has been established me years
Thu 4, good opportunity for business Satisfactory
reasons civ, Tor selling Apply with real name only and
aodres, 70 q. II this office.
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GEO II PURSER)
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Huscial NGtires.

~ Dedication Mt Cypress Hiils.-rhe Suffolk St
nuls Cemetery dedicated WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON,
lsue So The pastor Elder J. N. WALTER VIII Gehver
he Address Stages will leave south 1thsti Williams
nah At 2 L. M.
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6.sslhe Irving B1ildirg and Mutual Loan
Fagp WI bold thsr 1th regular mOnthiy meeting
81 ~ - - INNING, July ? a. o'elock, a. Masonic
e,,ls on rdst, near tcnyth Every member - par
~ 70 attend this meeting important busi
as'sse Members viii please pay their dnes before ETi
e jay during Office hoGs as no dues can be re-
'Ae meeting. by order
hss,.u,, MORRIS FRANKLIN, President
S..kI n NicOL,Y, Secretary.
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RARNUM'S NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

" A. =. = = UIOOLO Va - dUIHIttdHCS
y a, .s.g9s, ke l2l cents exun Gigantic OSTRICH
't,s1. 49, OOIANO. enormous SERPENTS, Just re-
90 nv zoe 0oIseors Oriental Tablean OF CEREAN
ltlkttSS,h ALIVE In the Lecture Room THIS Az.
,,N az ~, . COMIC PIECES, ke THIS EVEN
ltaiOs'ss e ca THE VILLAGE PHANTOM. The NYS-
uGles1 Ao'isER, HAPPY FAMILY, ks, 70 b seen
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" 10 dRsirial Home Association, No. 3.-The
ttsrnssais mestins OF this Association VIII be held
-1sNtSDA1 EVENING June so, a. Union BgildlnsS
- 70 ooSety. Those wishing 20 obtain q snail plot OF
N lt cost must and ia their names with no delay.
hfS served The LAND situated upon the n A.
~ ahoed near Niams Bridge. and commands . hsau-
~ y we uno aud The surrounding country. Copies
- osltuiion can be bed ~ tie following places:
- 90 II Nassau ~ A. Cooper. No. lin Bafrow.s 81
EstV~tn, No. ala Broadway T. Comtnstford No 45f
~eNe3i ia. hancsuCh No. 1856 Sprius-st.
IAN. }. COMhERfoRp, President
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11olitiral Notices.

~ scott Central Communicable Regular
ysns ibis Committee will be held at the FIorsnes Ho
DAY, the 'otn in''' al 'RosEsT 7. HAws, Chairman.
eE %ssE " S.F s1UST, Vice chairmen.
IL sHARDLow, Secretaries.
AL WILLIAMSON,
rz- Fifth Ward scott and Graham AssOcia-
aGss.At a Primary Meeting Of the Wnigs Of the With
Wnd held o. Wnght's Museum Hotel on thc evening OF
d. sjtb inst Br. JOHN B. FRINK was called to the
r and JoHN L. GIEB appointed Secretary. On motiJn,
cn,ntee was appointed TO Gran Constitution, ad also
,a,et oerminebt officers for the Ass1clafon % monDn,
r.,oyed 10 adjourn % meet on EHENIS ~
W, Broadw sy when all the Wings OF this staunch wing
WAC "e 'D'i''0 - JOHN B. FRINK, Chairman.
Joas L. GIEB, Secretary.
~ Eighth Ward, Arousc.-At s. large and enthu-
s.e meeting OF the Whigs Of the Empire Ward" holden
1.-THE Mercer House the eve OF the IN inst 1t was unsn
NOISY resolved 10 form an association for the support on
srf,TT and GRAHAM and that such Association should
kLpowp as THE With WARD SCOTT LEGION. On
nop the following gentlemen were elected the perma-
"P,sdett-Jsmes g. Mofett Vice-Presidents-lst, Ho.
nbo N Wild; %, Robert Millken; Sd. Theodore KELLEY;
soa 7th William NOR: 9th, Jacob Born. Treasurer
Ihn r. Miller Marshsll-George Boyd. secretaries-Ed.
uppd Greene John w. Fowler
bereupop the meeting adjourned until Wednesday, the
M Of July Iext, at 9 O'Clock p ~ BY order
ROBERT MILLlKEN, Chairman
EDWARD GREENE, Secretary.
~ Eighteenth Ward SCTt AND GhAdA AN
MITIGATION MEEVlN6-The Democratic wings OF
De XVIIIth Ward requested 10 assemble at Uuon
nan ip l2ist st near Broadway RSDAY EVENING,
ms O'Clock 20 respond 10 the nomination OF WINFIELD
SCOTT for Pr, side nj of the United States and WILLIAM
GRAHAM for NicePTesdent
The following named gentlemen have been invited 10 adj
iss the NEE ing: Tn. Tomlinson, Esd James
fhsIer Esq ~ b. Blunt, EsI, Hon Ogden HOLMAN. Hon.
Bonce Greeley Erastus BROOKS Esq. Hon Calvin u. Ma
fher Hon n =. Raymond Hon John White.
Coco sir gng may he expected during the evening.
By order Of EDWARD BRUSH,
Chairman XVllith Ward Committee.
PHnIP PEITcH, Secretaries
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IMPORTANT to all LIQUOR DEAL

Frs Conc.e simple and unerine rules for testing the
,tr Dgth of Spirits by the standad and for mixing,
raising rsdu. hs them instantly to ANY required proof
Sold sa y by the authors Wright Sonl Inspectors OF
spirits No Coenes slip Price . cents-seoond edition
BY these plain rules, much time and osbe is saved
Analytical Examiner.
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Tbanres for Business Ellen.
A RARE CHANCE.-For Sale, a safe

A RARE CHANCE.-FOr Sale, safe
and profitable Manufacturing Business IN this ci,y,
that can easily be lea ned that has wide CONNECTION and
very little competition ard Il has been In successful opera
ton The last y years Price 5000 cash. will be partly
taken ont In improved With about O0 more
il could be altered double the quantity It
does now and will always find ready marAet because Il
has the best OF recommendations In this country The
around where stands has lease Of 10 yeaB 10
frou November next subject two renewals OF q yeas
each SATISFACTORY reason 70 selling will b made known
FOR particulars address MANUFACTURER at the Oiee OF
hisIapeT
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CTONE BRIDGE HOUSE-TIVER-

~ TON, RHODE ISLAND.-The above house, situated
on Bay. miles from Fall River and twelve
miles fro Newport is open for bOarde and rannent
visit through the Facilities for fishing
equaed and boats bait and lines In readiness for
the use OF boa deTs without CHARGE Bathing excellent
tim three rods Of the houe, and the drives In the vicinity
pleasant and varying The house VIII he supplied with At
cacrs the SEASON AID anything people have usually OBJ
tanned the house be procured this Stage leaves
Fall River on the arrival Of the morning tran 'Om Boston
ard arrives Stone BTrze House about 2i O'clock
Communication with New York by Fall River line and stage
or StnnDgon route 70 Proydence thence by steamer Ca
nor ieus Bristol Ferry; thence BY stage adLcs OF three
miles. 10 the houfe. Wa. HODGES, Proprietor.
TiyeuOn. X. l.. June Is, 1852.