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MEDICAL.

TENH0SE WISHING FOR DENTAL OPERATIONS
may rely upon having such performed il not
inferior to any anC at much lower prices than usually
charged, ~ applying 20 H. g. LUTHER, Dentist % FRINGE
street Mercer n ue1cepunable. Per-
feet gatislne tion gnAranled h ell eaaea:
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n BATHING, PAVILION HOTEL, LONG BRANCH,
~. u. The runseri5crs announce to the public that
new md spacious hotel will be opencd the 10th of
for the fecep iion Of ,siters Families DESTROYS Of Sc
Is rcgn 8, can do so by addrnas sing ms by mail.
MORRIS & LEVY, FRO prietors.
amer Edwin Lewis and Thomas Hun. leave west side
slip daily; steamers Golden Gate and Gilpin leave
,ot of Robinson street daily for the Pavilion Hotel
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AMusEMENrs.

. r,ss's7 o'clock. gas;Ssy, June s 5 he 'is.
2aso Mr. M aT nsag pS Mr.. eras, ,
Count MunenuG Mr. Crimth Katherine. Miss G. Dawes
RUR1oN's THEATRE. CHAMBERS sTREEr-pooas
1ss sSSs TX fs A. vii & PLAYED the drama
f'i'''. RA Pria' r IhSFns lf' Mr. Burton
Mr. Bun Mr.. Johnston Mile Jolliciambe Mrs Dyott
NATIONAL THEATRE, CHATHAM sTREET--DooRs
Tue'ay evening" se VII the payo
Rcholcu !. Mr.. J. Il Scott julie. Miss Fanny wallsck
Tom Cringle. Mr. Jones Elizabeth. Mrs. Nichols
RARNuM's MOUNTAINEERING TO EVERY
- thing - cents children under 10 years 2 cents Par
S S o ssGag + sy rs a aSG% s
TIE afternoon a o'clock very beautiful sud interesting
~ successful domestic drama Of MANY LOCKWOOD, just
WISER the Happy Family &c 90 be Mt al hours.
NOTICE WHITES MILoDEoN. FOR SALE OR TO
et Tho stock and h&turcs this popular estabish
r p T. ate p no if @ or T ha
Lease Lea viii % sold apart from the St9Egs Terms APP
(,ASTLE GARDEN. = RoUss ErFAMlLY. UNDER THE
~ msnassmYnt and direeos Of Mops Jean Rou:sot.
CENTS Tiets Il be bad cf MIR conway az the Garden
ard AZ 70 c a. u c ~ e. ~ re e rrar ~
Lard the performances TO a. o'clock NIGHTS
and rio T Sm e aSsss
that they have taken this deshtf place Of for the
summer season 10 give full object TO their performances
has been incurred the interior Of this
building has undergone great alterations
The stage has boon nsideray enlarged
Trosce ium aud aGordug full view of tho
Entirely aud stlendd scenery; enlarged orchestra
the whole taeteiuy decorated and brilliantly li4hted.
fun and chcent Orchestra with aud effective
Ballet troupe. Tuesday evening Jur q, will performed
the grand mystic ballet OF action entitled
SATHANlEL, or tho Triumph of the Cross.
with music composed and arranged expressly this
ballet by Mons. V. Guefn.
Asted y ssrs Don Aroma and VIM SETON asa o'na
Extensive machinery by. Observation-Disclosures. Mr.. Mack
eIhElVNi ny mr. H. w ara
Varied and splendid costumes BY Mr.. Fannery
CHAR AcTERs ~ THE nALLlT.
Satancila, file dEner ....... Milo Caroline Rousset
Marietta, young peasant. NJ No Theresnc Rousset
heih N ile tlemcnuna h0nbset
Le Comte Albtrti. ........... Mile Adelaide Rousaet
Filhcrt tutor TO the Count Mons Jean Roussct
For the remainder oil the characters Incidents
scenery description Of grand panorama Sc small bills
and books OF the iihretto
E)R0FESSOR WILTON, TIRE GREAT VIVA m OF THE
World, will commence early in tho fall
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! MONT HALL, ScHO0LET'S MOUNTAIN
Springs, ~ j. will for thu reception of visiter
lst ~ June. Every endeavor viii be cxerted to n-
For tire Tall the distinguished patronage of previous
ms. From the many engagements the season bids fair
unrsualiy gay Ample srran sements for summer ira
tnese springs viii he made by tie different rli
lines ard fully advertised Present time of leaving
York s a. NJ Ticket ofoc, foot OF Cortlsndt street.
e. A, UlNCUMAk.
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WILLOW NEW BRIGHIoN.-THTS ESTBIIsH-
cnt - open for the scason and the proprietor will
rIy e make en- agements with parties who may desire
+9age ro' ms. The distance from New York to New
tcn is fix miles and the trip performed by steam
Pin from 20 to 80 minutes. 1t leaves New York Pier
North river. Mt Sand L. A. ". and 80 T. 81. Leaves
Brighton at and II A. NJ, and aud 70 minutes,
more frequent comm unication will be established
e season advances. +. BLANCHARD
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CORPORATION NOTICE.--PUBLTC NOTICE is
hereby given to the owner or owners occupant
enpants Of all houses snd lots improved unmproved
lands affected thereby that the following have
been completed by tho ana lodged in the ece
of the OF for by 8
interested VIZ For building sewer in Thie seventh
street, from tho seventh to the Eighth The mta
embraced By such include nil tho several houses
snd lots of ground vacant lots pieces and parcels o land
situated both sides Of Thrtysoventh street. between
seventh and Eighth All persors whose
affected hy the above and who
opposed 10 heame cit of them, requested pro-
tler ohje tons in writing to the under their
oice No. Ban of Records within thirty days the
date this notice.
SAMUEL II. DE MOTT.
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, ; Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SAITH,
ONCE Bureau Of Asaoszments Street Department, June
I, 1862
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zX4 FAMILY H0TET. REV BRIDGE STREET
lIuagate Hill, London.-The above house IS centrally
{ed hes excellent Soee roon, tea swsivo private
rcomsi between forty and hfty light, airy bedrooms
smoking roani, cold, and shower bathp always
p; night porter atten dance; bxed charge for
the Nea York Herald is filed Thomas Quartsrm aine
prs his grateful thanks HE saa frioni for tina
70 hs las Ions enjoyed NJ their hands, 49, eauG.ts
ooneinfsa patronage and reeorou,en daticu.
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MANUFACTURES DEPOT OF CHANTILLY AND
Nl Brussel Lacos, 7l2 broadway opposite Washington
pace-he.eived by steamer, rich assortment OF black
Chsnt,lIy shawls, Manas, Wells; also, white Brussels
Point Laces Flounees scar Wells Seevs, aud baRdktr
chiefs. JULES DELCROiX, Agent, ~ broadway
u IBBoNs, RIBBoNs.-A NEW STOCK OF RIBBONS
~ In various styles dress tr'mmuss; also rich white
and other handsome styles just received by
Artic for sale low. wholesale and re aii by
NC. LuHsENsiElh. 70 Borery corner Hester street.
my GooDs.-LADIEs. LOOK OUT FOR FRANCES
- improved Elastic shr,s. None genuine naless they
bear the impress OF my stamp thereon thcre ima
tons ierr grace IN market To be obtained OF the prn-
cpal stores throughout the city and country THOMAS
FRANCE manufacturer of Forty ninty street and
Eleventh avenue
TINE GREAT PANIC IN THE STRAW TRADE
i Thousands Of dollars worth ladies' Straw hats of
the recherche character present
being forced into the market for immediate sale regardless
ofthe inevaoie consequence such oeeasonsviz. tina
necessoGs sacrifice price positive
THE proprietor OF the Ladies' Partisan Hat
for cnsh 900 eases " remarkably elegant Paris hats which
DO VIII ne prepared g offer to purchasers this day Tues
gains Ladies' please be in time this OCCASION the
Partisan Lat Depot I'll Broadway Notice removed from 35l.
VIM. ATKINS Proprietor.
vE,o LADIES TEN THOUSAND MANTlLLAs. JUST
received rom Paris in rich Silk Lace. Net Tissue,
and other atric are being ered for sale at che Paris
Mantla emporium at considerable Less than the of
they oil positively he sold
i Of july The increasing trade of the establishment
curing entire alteration and enlargement of tho promi-
which vii MT that time All the 81 and 50
Mantiiias reduced 60 w. 50 aud S61 All the S2 and $i
double Mantias reduced to SIS and Sl0 The costly
articles In like proportion 1900 baroge Mantias very
light and pretty article for at $40 and k2 each
GEO, BuLPiN, 36I Gate 35l) Broadway.
Shawls at twenty-five per cent below the cost Of mporta
tion.
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SHIPPING.


E0K UNPRECEDENTED STATES MAIL STEAM
a ship ARCTIC, Capt. James {. Luce. This steamer
will depart with the Unec States Mails for Europe posi-
lively saturday juno l2th at II o'clock NJ from her
berth at the foot Of Cann street No berth secured till
paid for For freight passage having unequaled
modations for elegance comfort apply to EDWARD X
COLLINS CO.. 5G Wall street The steamship BALTIC
will succeed the Arctic. and sail June Goth.
yUNHENEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
i Mail stcamers-The ships posing this line the
following ATLANTIC, Captain West.
PACIFIC, Captain Nye.
ARCTIC, Captain Luce.
BALTIC, Captain Comstock.
ADRIATlC, Captain Grafton
These chips having been built by contract expressly for
service been taken their
strucon in thor engneso strength and speed
and their for unequaed foe
elegance and comfort.
Price of passage from New York to Liverpool In first
cabin $780, in second cabin SO. Exclusive OF
size state rooms, $780,
From Liverpool to New York, EaO and eco.
An experienced surgeon attached to each ship
No berth secured until paid for.
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G0LDi GOLDil GOLD THAT FAST SAILING
~ irighADlus sails for the Australian Gold Mines d.
rect 18th inst For freight passage apply early 10 H.
SANDERS y Co.. owners. d Warren street. Sbo lies at
thefces Of Barclay stSeet, Norta river.
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EtNa HOTEL, AT FAIRFIELD, CoNNECTI.
Gus, VIII be opened By its PROPRIETOR, j. b. Monnot
tyst jay OF June next, 80 u summer branch of the
York Hotel The Mariue aotel 10 situated In beau
Village Long IsAnd Sound. aFording ell the induce
Of excellent bathing and drives in tho ad
country Every endeavor viii be insure for
ctAi ti distinguished patronage of previous seasons.
ray be seen and rooms engaged at the above hotel,
irneid, nt the New York Uotel The distance from
York "a s. miles. and trains By the New York and
haven Railroad stop at Fairfield several times each
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AwAYANDA HOUSE. GREENWOOD LAKE,
OrFnge county, N W - The above house is most
ully situated at the head of Greenwood Lake, (ten
10 lengthy For pure mountain air, romantic
Try, quiet rambos, fresh water bathing, good fishing
this place cannot be surpassed. Stages leave Ge5.
crs H"tel, Chester Depot Nes W rk aud Erie Railroad,
the arrival of the morning from New York. For
cuars inquire of Henry D. reler 500 Broadway or of
roiretnr at the lake THERON FELTER.
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E0R RIO JANEIRO AND VALPARAISO NEW
double engine steamship CORTES. 800 burthe,.
Croprcr commander will depart for the above ports
on Thursday OF July ensuing For passage to above
ports, having aplondid acco cd alton Apply to
DAVIS, BROOKS & co. 1S beaver street.
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CRoTON AQUEDuCT DEPARTMENTAL con-
~ tractors-Seaed proposals., endorsed proposal for
building receiving basins corner Of street aud
Aqneduct Department, Rotunda Park until Monday the
18th day of June, 1852 ut o'clock T. NJ TO build the
receiving cuvcrs at the easery
Thirythird street and Third to connect with
in Third Tho plan of the work and specfsa
tons for the BUILDING of tho and all other information
relating thereto can be obtained application to the Con-
tract Clerk, at this office. NICHOLAS DEAN
. - President Of the Croton Alueduet Department.
NV YoRK, June @ 1852.
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CRoToN AQUEDUCT DEPARrNENT-ro CONTRAC-
~ torSealed proposals, endorsed Proposal for build
Ing in Lewis street., will be received the office Of
the Crotou Aquoduct Department (sotun da Park) until
Monday, tho 3lst day of May, 1852 ut O'Clock r. H. to
build sever with the necessary receiving basns and eg
in Lewis street between roome Grand streets
being lent 9Th 20 feet. Tho plan Of sewer
specifications for tho building Of the and all
forpaon relating thereto be Obtained application
to the Contract Clerk ut this ose New York Maya ,I
NICHOLAS DEAN,
President of the Croton Aquejuct Derartm Mt.
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~ DRIP RATION NOT1CE.--PuBLTC NOTICE rs
hereby given to the occupant
pants Of all houses and lots improved ubim an
affected thereby that the following assessments have been
completed by the Asses and lodged the office of
the Bureau OF Ass sments for examination by all
interested viz:For laying ssng four feet
wide through the sidewalks Thirteenth street.
avenues and G. The limits embraced by such assessment
include all the several houses and lots around
and parcels land situated both sides Thr
teenth street betseen and G. persons whose
interests affected by the above
who are opposed to the either of them request
ed to present their objections writing. the
at their Office No. Hall of Records, within thirty days
from the date Of this notice
SAMUEL RI. DE MOTT
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors,
ISAAC WIN. SMITH.
IL -
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rTnENAnRIrD woMAg's PRIVATE MEDICAL COW.

FNEENAAHIfD WONAN'S PRIVATE MEDICAL CON.
panion by Dr. A. ~ Marriceau Professor Of Diseases
Of Women.TwGDtieth edition, IS mo, pp 2.oPrce 81.
Years Of suffering Of pysica aud mental anguish many
band might have been spared BIZ timely possession this
work. 1t is intended especially for the married, thoso
contemplating marriage rs disccscs important secret
which should te known 20 them particularly.
Ecre. also, every emple--the wfo-the mothcrthe
ehcr budding into romanhcod the other in the decline
OF yenrg-in whom nature contamp plates important
change discover the causes, symptoms and the most
complaint to which her sex II subject.
Extract Of letter from gestiatn In DAYTON Oho)
DR.. A. NJ. MApRIcpkv.-- DAYrow, May ], 1896.
DEAR Ny wife has been perceptihly sinking fss
three Consequence Lor preat
Fush and suffering months before aud duriig her con-
nncmcnovery euGcegsivoe and more Gobtt-ti1G
and rrost rating her putting her life in imminent dsnrsf,
this state Of things Inevitable and resigned myself
meet tho worst. this time (nDw about two months)
heard your book highly spoken o. ma oen,sains
receipt and
express you Tho relief Afforded disteocs mind and
the y its impaired to my WIFE, learning that
great discovery ofH w. DcsoinearS provided remedy. 10
opened prospect 20 which li.ts conceived
head, in all human probability wfo woud have
beer in her grave, and children icft mcshcrless.
~ s Of conrre iprseticete TO convoy Torc frliy the
serious neCts treated Of they 81 nature strcsF
intended for the married those contcm plating artase
For see at go aud at tho publishing oHco III
Liberty street New York; Little Z Co. Albany Joseph
Tuele Mobile, Alabama; T. D. Petersen % cbestsns
transmitted BY mr free OF postage 70 soy part " Tho
United States All letters must be addressed -
d.. A. NJ Naurlccru box LIZA Nav York city 0;ace I'D
Liberty street,
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CoRPORAT NOTICE-PUBLIC NOTICE Is
~ hereby given to the occupant
pants Of all houses and lots improved lands
affected thereby til the following
completed by the ASSESSORS and lodged
the Bureau Of Assessments for examination all
between Market and Oliver streets The limits embraced
ofground, lots pieces and parcels of land situated
on both sides of Madison street, between James and Pike
Streets both sides of Oliver and Cat hane Streets be-
tween Oak and Henry streets and both sides Of Market
street. between Henry and Monroe All whose
interests affected By the above named assessments and
who are opposed to the same, either OF them
quesed to their objections in writing the
dersigned, al their Office. no Hall of Records, within
thirty days from date Of this notice.
SAMUEL ". De MOTT, J
FRANCIS NICHoLSOE,} Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH.
once, Bureau Of Assessments Street Department., June
I, 1852 -
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EOR SAFANEAH-UNTTED STATES NAIL LINE
The new and superior steamship ALABAMA, c: D. Lud-
low Captain will leave Saturday June l2th clock,
+. NJ. from Pier 4, North river. Apply to
- SAMUEL l.. AITCHlLL, l0i Front street.
The FLORIDA, Thomas Lyon, Captain, will leave Sat-
urday, June 10Th. For speed 9Th
ana fGre, these ships have no superior the
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5AMPLlN PLACE, lSLIP LONG lSLAND.-TdIS
Hotel delightfully."- sitpated tue south side of Long
d. ard opposite Fire iand LiIht Is NOW open for per-
mt ansient bosr0ers Boats always ut hand to
~ parties to the Light HUuse fishing excnrRious.
AMOS r. SrELLEN WERE.
DISCRIMINATION with the city twice day, b. Long
d Railr0ad. stopping at Snffolk station.
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CS.DvNHNGs

|ST orr CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED
ELadie ard gentlemen having cast of clothing fur
to dispose of obtain fair cash price by sending
pc sutst rfher at his residence, limo through tho
Ill be promptly atten to- Ladies attended by Mrs.
b. NJ. s. COHEN, GO Elm street.
81 OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED
[adeS gentlemen having any Clothing Furniture, or
t. dispose o. obtain fair cash price, BY send
the subscriber at his residence through the post
IS attended BY Mrs. Dusseldorf. No. - Elm street.
j.. NJ. DUSSELDORF.
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.AR0N SPRINGS PAvILtoN.--rHis ESTABLISH
nent 10 Low open for the reception Of guests.
LARDNER X LOSLIN.
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fvEhE HOTEL rs NOW OPEN FOR TIE RECEp-
ton 81 yisiers. Tram ieHt permanent boarders can
conn in good style and ind MI the comforts CT
pc ana at very reasonable rates. Gentlemen wishing
able residence. d1ing business do sn town, will find
advantage offered tlen. Corner of Broadway and
y FIRST street. u. G0LDklD GE, Proprietor.
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OoSTER HOUSE, DANBURY, CONNECTICUT,
orered or the first Of Juuc. 1t is large, Wy
and trrplied with spring water for bathing &c., and
,' the rvei fences of modern hotels. Danbury is
three hours tide from this oiey by the New York and
Havoc. and Daahury ana Aorwalk Railroads and
Attractions tp.those wishing visit tho country dur
he months, w. SiMONsDS
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TwAvMELwRs, rsUIpG,

|
X ALBANY. CHANGE OF HOURy.-THE CARS
tie New York And Harlem Railroad leave tho City
station, Nee torh, daily (Sundsys exceptod), At IA
q nneatnr with the Western Railroad, at Chathsnj
R'a A. 81, tesrress) through without change Of ears.
|BANY.-FhRE % CENTs.-INDEPENDEN OPPO.
fiion Live fer Albany direct The largo and commo-
| steamer SANTA CLAUS, Capt. r. b. Clark will
New York for Albany evory Tuesday, Thursday, and
ay o'clock. from the pier foo OF 70 street
ht tnLeD Mt the lowest possible rates. Apply board
DEPENDENT LINE FOR PHILADELPHIA, DAILY,
la Gu pe hay.-Tho new and aslondid stoamcrs DELLA
kE Capt Seymour; KENNEDEC. Capt Clark; and
/OBSCOT, Capt. Whtoar, are now running regularly
tep the two cities, Landing each way At Cape May,
hg New York daily, at p. NJ from Pier No. IA North
foot Of Cedar street. Fare to Cape Mny Philadel
calir. So; deck 81 90 -
MDEN AND AMBoY RAILROAD, FOR PHILA.
oipa, from Pier No l. North river, foot OF Battery
By steamboat JOHN POTTER Two lines daily
irr line leaves att A. NJ Afternoon express line ~
through to PhIlsdcphis in four and 2 half honrs
6rst class cars, So; scceond elasa, tby ~ NJ Iino
trcct, At "a N. and2P. n. Emgrant line, BY steam
TRANSPORT. from pssr No. /, At6 r. N. Fare 81 90.
h PHILADELPHIA DrRECr.-U. 8. MAIL AND
Express lines through n four hours. New Jersey
ad via Jertey City leaving Now York at A. NJ. fost
s. srst class, and So 81 for second ssss, in o and
Return o. and A. n, and OK r. NJ. Baltimore,
ingt Norfolk and Charleston through tickets sold
} above lines, and through baggage carried In thsS
and 5k r. n. hAce.
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fNROTON AQuFDUCT DEPARTaENT-TO CON-
~ traetcrs.-Sealcd Proposals. endorsed Proposal for
buding Sewer Broomo street. will be received at the
Ufioe Of the Croton Alueduct Department., (Rotunds
PARK until Monday the 1fh day of juno 1859, at three
o'clock r. NJ to build Sever with tho necessary receiv
ing iasbs and cuivers in Broome street, from Greene
strt,t to scvcntyhve feet west of Broadwaybeing in
len tn about four hundred feet Tho plan Of the
specifications for the building Of tho and all other in
formation relating thereto be obsined application
to The Contract Clerk, this ONCE. NICHOLAS DEAN,
President Of the Croton Alueduct Department..
York, MAY 81, 1852
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CORPORATION NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE is HERE
by given to the owner or owners occupant or occu-
PANTS OF all houses and lots improved lands
affected thereby that the following assessments have been
completed by the Assessors and lodged In th Bureau
Assignments for examination by all persons interested
viz For sewer in Ihrtysecond street. between
f avenues. Inc limits embraced by such assessments
pieces and parcels Of land situated Thirty
second street. between Fifth and Madison avenues All
whose interests affected by the
mepts and who opposed to the either OF them,
requested to their obctop In writing the
UNDERSIGNED, at their Office No Hall % Records within
thirty days from the date of this notice.
SAMUEL II. DE MOTT
E lshaS wg SIsdMH,EphIIs . Assessors
Office Bureau ofAssessmcnts Street Department June
1852.
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(ORP o RAJ o. NOTICE.-PUBLtC NOTICE IS
~ hereby given, TO the
panta Of all houses and lots improved upm proved lands
affected thereby that the following have
completed by tho Assessors and are lodged in the office
the Bureau Assessments for examination all per-
Interested vzFsr paving the intersection Of Avenue
and Thirteenth street Che limits braeed by
eessmert include sill the several houses and ground
vacant otB pieces and parcels u land situated both
sides OF i, between Thirteenth 1903
feet nnrhery and lO3 outhery therefrom
sides of Thirteen III street, between md lines
feet easteriy aid S feet westerly thererom All persona
whose interests affected by che above named assess
meats and who opposed TO the either Of them
requested TO their objections WHITING
UNDERSIGNED at their Office No Hall Of Records, within
thirty days from the date of this notice.
SAMUEL III. DE MOTT.
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC WM. SMITH,
Chce, Bureau of Assessments Street Department June
l, 1852.
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ID EDUCED PRICES-oNE WEEK MORE GO AND
~ see A. IIartmahns Exhibition Of the Hgtien aud
Buminiohn Collection, at Meado Brothers @ Rroad-
The whole ceremony tho alton the pernr
and Empress layti. in tull dress the whole Couft
Ministers Consuls aud all the Influential pcrsonnyes
Of the empires by he DasuereotJpe. Admission % oons,
from 4. NJ. till q NJ.
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hPE NAUSEA BATHING CONGRESS HALL
Nil he open the 10th Of june The location Of
house. and the high and oeautf grounds in front rea-
tho desirable OF any island TIE pro prie-
|ofos rcrt eontnuance Ut the very liberal patroa
heretofore received W. b. MILLER Proprietor
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MO FEE TILL CURED.-DR COBBETT 10 DUANE
IN street. may be confdentiay consulted on diseases.
Ixepone years in this eeiay Of the profession,
bles Lin to gen9a debility Tho victims ~ ,ckcry
apply to him with the certainty OF having their
properly treated. Dir. c. is member Of the New York
University.