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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-18

THE UNDERSIGNED PASSENGERS IN THE STEAM
ship William Penn, on her recent voyage from New
Orleans to New York gladly avail them Of this
thod Of Offering to Capt Marks and his ocer
their sincere thanks fr the uniform courtesy which
fu Efforts to render the voyage pleasant their
seLgers The Undersigned will entertain lively
recollection Of their agreeable with Cant
and his efcers and they feel confident that such will
william Penn as long as she the Of
her present attentive gentle and klul ander
Eliza ID. Brady, New Orleans; O.. Sullivan A. NJ Porter,
Pennylv,na; Ann Hart do Wiser, Durant IA Psnte,
Hite Marks Grace Marks Miriam Marks j. A. r. dc Visser
r. Brady New Orleans Thos. Pecs, T. ]. Doty, james
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INDIA RUBBER GOODS.

Two t BOAT OWNERS AND CAPTAINS Il
lied Rubber Hose for steamboat purposes my
Hose BY either coldrequi no
grease and leaks be carried through tho
bin saloon private rooms without wettng Il also free
from nails rough tdges and does not deaoe the
paint Is cheaper and durable than other hose
new in use. II. IL. DAY, Is Cortlandt street
INDIA RUBBER Shoes 200 600 PAIRS OF DAYS
patent Vuleanized Rubber and Japanncd Overshoes.
These goods received the first premium silver medal at
last Fair of the American Institute Exporters
and extensive dealers advised to profit
ing and purchasing facilities equal 1000 pairs day.
their old Of threatening customers
AL for effect that they may still er one year more plumber
facurer Of India Rubber Shoes tho United States
ownerof over twenty patent rights Warehouse % cor,
landt street. New York.
THE CONGRESS PIRATED.-CAUTIoN TO SHOE
misunderstanding that nprinc ipad persons are
offering Elastic Gore to manufacturers my Patent
Boots made by braidng weaving India Rubber
the fabric with the spring this notice is given
Of covering and combining hbrous materials with Of
India Rubber uaed in making Congress Boots il direct
features sells Congress oots made will pro-
secuted for damages All who authorized by
required stamp each pair with the words Days
tent all others infringe and dealers warned
against the they choose to be in
Piratng this patent Knowing that the combn alton
tempting through their Instruments mislead nnsuspec
ing shoe dealers and have for their
nation caused the opinion Of two Of the most distinguished
ss sSy MoAE BAY YAs ss
Licenses granted at q C.rtiamdt street. New Yrs and Nv
authorized agents throughout the United States except
Mafsaehnsstts. Maine, and New Hampshire, owned by
Legal OpINIoss-Ihave examined the letters Patent is
is4O an am opinion Of elastic cores
by weaving hbrons materials which expand contract
manufaeure Cater Boots an upon the
Patent. New York, April =, 1861. FB. CUTTING.
Cutting opinion. '''' N'''' ''' RUFUS cMoATE. C.
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HENRY I. LEEDS. AUcTIoNEER, WILL SELL AT
his large saesroom No. SO Chambers street, on
Wednesday next at 10 o'clock large and valuable
ment Of Rosewood Mahogany and WaRut Parlor. Dining
room and Cham Furniture China Glass and Plated
Sastors Grandoles Manto Ornaments Paintings suits Of
styles satin brocaele carved Dressing
and Wristbands Mahogany French and Gothic Bedstead
Mahogany Washstands, Bronze Iron Hatstands, Sofas,
ChsiEs Rockers Divans Wardrobes Fancy Tables, and
large variety Of Household Furniture all descriptions
further particulars catalogues the morning sale
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-18

nR MORRISON CONTINUES TO BE CONSULTED
- at 4 Fulton street, where practised his anti.
mereural system Of for the Of private
eases for the last fifteen years. While he thy and
rapidly eradcates disease pures and builds up the con
sttnton Neither sealing the disorder blood nsr
reducing the frame by violent and painful remedos Hs
success IL unequaled in curing debility the conse
guence Of secret habits Ofise 2a Fulton street. open
from SA NJ to r.. NJ -
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TINTED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
~ For New Orleans, via Havana The splendid
double engine ,ssa%ship CaERoKEE 800 tons H. *. Da
foot Of Warren street, N r., Monday, May a. at q
o'clock, NJ precisely Rates of passage TO Havana and
New Orleans new arrangement
After Saloon Berths. SO
Forward do. do. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 80
Steepage do. do. Observation-Disclosures. 20
Freight taken TO New Orleans 40 cents per cubic
Shippers freight requested to supply with
the Companys bills of adng which may be had aPpca.
ticn at tho Office No other form will be signed Ne bills Of
lading signed after the sp has sailed For freight
sage spplytc N, D. ROBERTs,I77 West street,
Warren street.
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EOR SAN FRANCISCO DIRECT.-REGULARPACK
The splendid clipper RISING SUN has elegant az
Tor PASSENGER and will he despatched IN
down 9th freight carrying none except passenger lug
NTH I0l Wall street, copner From, street. or On board
rier H. r X. '
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NOR SAN FRANCISCO-TUESDAY, JUNE LITTLE
sglsndid new o double engine steamship CITY OF
commander This splendid steamship having undergone
extensive alterations TO suit her for the trade and to make
her superior steamer the Pacific
viii sail for San Francisco as above touching at
and Panama Her state large and airy aud her
eerage superior to any steamship
aoa having abundance Of both light and air well
extra light between decks 1t is confidently expected she
win make the to San Francisco as short time
IL has been made by steamer thus Offering TO families
and to those who desire their comfort much pleasan
than by the crowded steamers via Chagres
only limited number Of passengers will be taken. Apply
THOMAS RICHARDSON, No. Al Exchsnge place, New
York, and No. 8 Walnut street, Philadelphia.
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HENRY T. LEEDS AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL AT
auction Thursday May 20 (f fairl at 10Y o'clock.
at house No IL Harrison street splendid Household Furn
ture made to order by Baudoine Broadway consisting
suites Of Rosewood Paror Furniture Chamber and Dining
room Furniture Beds Bedding Carpets Chairs Sofas Tete
atete Mantel &c Also two superior
Panofortes French Plate Mirrors Oil Paintings &C.
ogues Tuesday No. SO Chambers Further
cuar tomorrow, auction column Of Courier and
Enquirer
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nR. CoNvEIs' INvIGoRATING CoRpIAL--

~ great variety of been adopted to cure
who have violated the laws OF their
being by secret vice. There instrument mechan ,ai
that give the least perma relief eau
ton strangers, and all not to be deceived
silly preensions Of certain Doctor who my adver-
tsements, often word for word This Cordial is only
remedy for that debility which for business
natrimony IL has restored hundreds when all other
means have failed So bottle three bottles for with
important advice Once 50 Third and l3 Chamb
treet. Advice from A. M. TO A. N. Address Dr. CON
yERS So Third avenue, New York, postpaid.
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s--4aa-al-s---.-
MEDICAL.

NO FEE TILL CURED.-DR CoRBETr, 10 DUANE
street may be consulted condenally tho treat
ment OF delicate diseases TwentyoBe practice
speciality the profession enables him speedy
permanent cures and removed in
The victims ofquackery apply with certainty
honoraby treated From his long experience
to efectuny certain debility. Dr. C0rbetN
Is member of the New York University.
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EOR SAN FRANCISCO DIRECT-THE NEW AND
IL beautiful clipper-shp RACER, II. w. STEELE, Com.
mande will ai FOR the above port about the 18th Of this
montE-bcr StsteRoom odations superb and
we'll adnpted for frmilies As only limited will
lie taken early application will be necessary either on
board, Pier 3. North River, the Agents, BUTLER
BROTHERS, I63 and lis South street, New York.
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- l--77'7'1777 7l777II77a77-----
Rl1IPPNN0,


WORCESTERSHIRE ATLANTIC, IRON LIVER
pool, will commence dischargng under general order,
NJ Consumes will please send their permits on
board inmedatey and attend to receipt Of their goods
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III ii. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER.-RICH HOUSEHOLD
IL Furniture at No. 70 Union place, next block above
the Clarendon Hotel Wednesday May 10TH 10 clock
consisting Of rosewood suits in blue and crimson
mask plush and brocatelle with curtains mach
hogany Furniture in hair CLOTH rich boue Cabinets
rosewood Pianorte Parlor Organ beautiful Harp
cells and Wilton Carpets Pier Mantel Glasses
superb carved Nngo Centre Table nlad with and
sandal wood bronze Clocks Vases and Candeabra
choice Cabinet Of fine original Paintings. all of high
sic merit and including specimens Of Guido REM Wat
teau Mgnon Vandervelde and other eminent
modern masters. Also general assortment of Bedroom
Furniture Glass and China Ware, Dining Room Furniture
60 Also elegant Rams Head Snuff Box, with solid
silver and stones forming valuable addition any
gcntlemens table of great beauty n ornament.
HENRY II. LEEDS & CO., No. 8 w all street.
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vJ,HoMAs AsTEN. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. NAY

YNH0MAS ASTEN, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, MAY
rs at l0la o'clock, the premises. Fourth
nue. and 25th street HarlemZ Newell Co. will sell the
entire collection of greenhouse Plants Fixtures &c. be-
longing to Michael Floy ssng OF of the choicest
kinds Of Cameas. Roses, Azaas. Geranums, Cactsses,
Granger Daphnes, Heliotropes, Daha Roots Tuberoses
and ornamental shrubbery. The collection will be ready
for inspection Monday morning Catalogues be had
the premises, or at No. Nassau street, Monday
next The fixtures of two large houses will he sold
the day the proprietor intends to relnquh this
part Of his business.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-18
T,HE MARRIED WoMAN's PRIVATE MEDICAL GOV.

TNHE MARRIED WOMAN'S PRIVATE MEDICALCON.
psnion.-By Dr. A. NJ Msureeau, Professor OF Diseases
Of Women-Twentieth edition. lSms, PIP. 2-Prioe 81.
Years suffering OF physical and mental anguish many
band might have been spared by timely this
work IL is intended especially for the married those
contemplating marriage as II discose important 5ecretg
which should be known TO them particularly.
those whose hea does not permit Of an increase OF
family, IL is Of special Importance.
Here, also femalethe wife-the mother-the one
either budding womaDhood the other tho decline
OF years-in whom nature contempiates important
change discover the causes symptoms and the
efficient remedies and most certain mode Of cure in every
complaint to which her seq Is sabjest.
tE1tract or letter from gentleman IN Dayton, 0ho)
DR.. A. M. MAURIcEAU:- DAYTON, NAY |, Is46
Ny DEAR SIRMy wife has been percepbly sinking for
some three years In her
gush and suffering some months before and during
nnement-every successive and facilitating
and posrsng her. putting her life in mmin danger
and which the last oooason despaired OF supposed
this state Of things inevitable and resigned myself TO
meet the At this time about two months)I
heard your book highly spoken Of containing
ters reaching my On its receipt and perusa cannot
express you the relief afforded my distressed and
great discovery Of NJ N. Desoeaux provided remedy II
opened prospect 10 which little conceived
sbls. But for this another would have passed
head in all human probability wife would have
been In her grave and nay children left mo therless.
is Of course, improbable to convey more fully this
intended fer the married. those
For sale at ~ Broadway and at the publishing 1873
Liberty street New York; Little Co. Albany; Joseph
Tucker, Mobile, Alabama 4. b. Peterson 95 Chestnut
street Philadelphia On the receipt Of 81, copy will be
transmitted by mall free of postage to part Of tina
pr A. NJ Mauricsaux. box ia New York city. once ~
Liberty street.
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AN. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT NTIDOTE THIS IS THE

II U - y
II only medicine that is positively known eradicate
certain disease; other medicines for while cure,
but the disease returns again Not with the French
Antidote for 1t expels the poison from the system
leaves the patient and healthy before he sick
Price 81 AtlW Fulton street. Sun Buildings III
Grand street and by the Doctor at his Office 1877 Ii
berty streetnight ut his residence III Allen street No
cha 70
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STREET DEPARTMENT, NO. 4, HALL OF RECORDS
Public notice hereby given that the following resolu
tion has been adopted by the Common Councilfo flag
space four feet wide through the sidewalks Eighteenth
street from Avenue to the East river All persons
rested having thereto requested present
them in writing to the undersigned at his Office on or be-
fore the 18th day Of May, inst.-May IA, 1852
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-18
mr. MORTAMORE MOULD INFnRM TuE mrN

Il
- drcds who apply to him for the cure of disease that
he holds out no delusiye hope that he will Tin
two or three days lie is called upon daily witness the
sad effects OF so wicked deception worthy pande
itself lie would, however, assure those who may
under his care that they rely cheap pleasant
and speedy In from SA. to 7. NJ. Sundays
cepted Advice gratis. l.. MORTAMORE NJ. d.,
No. 1876 w lliam street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-18

MORTALITY, AUCTIoNEER, WILL SELL, THIS
day. at l0o'clock, AN at l73 Chatham street. Furn-
ture from fomilies removed for SALE large
also, thirty Feather Beds thirty Bedstead Tables Sci
also, large a.sortmen Of Furniture from
tuners; alse, al large number Of Carpets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-18

7 D: HoLBRoOK, AUCTIONEER.--J. D. HoLBRoOK
- g. Co. will SELL this day, 1917 o'clock, at IOi
Maiden lane, Greenhouse Plants
Perpetual Monthly and Annual Roses Geraniums;
and Oranges in fruit Standard Half Standard war;
Roses, &C., from the Nursery of G. Marc. Astoria.
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MEDICAL

british INSTITUTION, NEW YORK, FOR THE
- cure Of Fevers Cholera morbus, Dyspepsia, Ague
Diorhsea Eruptive and Cutaneous diseases a cura
BILE disorders acute chronic conducted by Mr. Byrne
English Surgeon and Physician, Fortytwo years in
extensive practice in London who may be all
daily at bis residence No. Third avenue corner Of
Seventh street.
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u,RANKIJN MUSEUM I-5 CHAPLAIN souAproyo

Spiritual KNOCKINGS AND MANIFESTATIONS
~ will be given Tuesday, Thursday and Friday ven
ngs Of this week at tho Union Hail. Of Third
nue. md Twenty second street Aso Professors
Cook will give some experiments psychology and mental
alchemy taking gentlemen out Of the audience, con-
trolling them men tally and physically.
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MORTGAGES SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
lVA &c. Wednesday, at o'clock at Is7 Canal
consisting of good assortment of Parlor Chamber, and
Kitchen Furniture; aso suite of Rosewood Furniture
in plush together with Pier and Mantel Glasses Vases
French Bedsteads Hair and Spring Mattresses Feather
Beds Sheetng, Sci Three-ply Ingram Carpets OH
Cloths Croekery and Glass Ware, Stoves &c., by order
VIM Conlin. attorney for MORTGAGE. Also the entire
stock Of Tools, Lathes &C., of Matchmaker establish
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-18

MENTAL ALCHEMY-PROF. d. BROWN WILLIAMS
w lectures and experiments at Blocker Hail. corner
Of Bleecker and Morton Streets Monday Tuesday We'd
nesday and Friday evenings 81 this week Lecture 10 com.
mence at o'clock Admiss0nl21a cents Consultation
Office 5O6 Broadway.
DROFEssOR WILTON, TIE GREAT WIZARD OF THE
L World, will commence early in the fall.
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- ADICAL CURES, AT A SMALL EXPENSE.-DOCTOR
~ WARD soets the attention Of all patients whom il
He private diseases with ost
celebrity ease safety and eheapness The ncreds-
lous Immediately convinced Of his wonderful
ing All appliances and resources-many not
yet knownpossesed and literally dispensed by the
unfortunate. Once, Canal street broadway.
Consultations private, advice erats book gratis.
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DAPID AND RADICAL CURES. SUCH As Will. Nor

II AID AND RADICAL CURES, SUCH AS WILL NOT
~ be months, but one, two. three days. If taken
not to your perpetual chagrn and loss DO Breaking
aGainean most certainly be obtained by the
unfortunate from Dr. Ward This IL to the
Wrous attention Of those who would be cured and
quick the horrd secondary and the
inevitable and disgrace that follow
New and important discoveries abs him to more
than fulfil his promises Of impossible effected
under Juated method Every convenience for the
treatment provided Attention bestowed You viii
receive no where else Remember that hundreds being
all that needed besides skill and with both his part
the unfortunate under him get maealiy a.
the cofner Of Canal street and Broadway and
gratis. Medicine, dollar.
DARlS AND LONDON TREATMENT OF PRIVATE
Diseases, in few hours, by a vegetable application.
without pain In constitutional Affections and
improper habits he combines medicine with the
dy and can show there thousands who
be cured without IT, as he ha, daily duration
from the other physicians In ALL be guarantees
nsnt cure He makes daily cures Of structures without
caatic which others caused by their expenR
former disease enough His diploma with aal
the hundreds OF other certificates show that nothing
WariRg, D. NJ Corbyn, c. bersud Ono application
me. after another doctor tried long ume-W NJ Craft
PAID over 500 in i've years. TO DO cured of weakness
seabuc, without benefit but you cured by local and
Wneral treatment In short tme-Jss. Evans You cured
me Of the worst syphitc affection body in
short time after had been under three physicians
besides using quack cdione 10
no beneht-Wm Ferguson Perth Amboy. The half cured
and abandoned cases he specially socts Strangers and
Others can rely other proof but these
where there is so much imposition For treatment hy isS
ter address box broadway Post Oce NJ Y Those whe
apply personally have separate Office
ing till z, and till evening N. LARMONT, Surgeon q
Rsade street. second door from Broadway.
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HARDwARE sALE.-AUCTION NOTICE.-JeHN E.
Van Antwerp, Auctioneer, will SELL this day, at 10
o'clock at No Cedar street $50 lots, comprising
common good assortment Of Hardware Cutlery, Tools,
Heavy Goods English double barrel Guns: Pistols Trace
Chains ivory bone and stag handled Knives and Forks
saws, Spoons Tacks Beads, Locks and Hinges Chisels
Tea Trays Walters and shelf goods generally The
adapted to the and worthy the attention the
trade Terms, four months Sale positive Catalogues
ready.
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STREET DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF RECORDS.
y Public notice ia hereby given that the following petit
tons have been presented the Board of Assistant Alder
fortieh street, between Ninth and Tenth
pave and set new curb and gutter stones in Mulberry street.
having objections thereto requested to present them
in writing to the at his Office before the
2lst day Of May next.-May ii, 1852.
JOHN T. DODGE. Street Commissioners.
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They all new built PROVIDED W1en
all articles for the comfort and convenience Of
and commanded by Of experience in the trade
The Of $780, without wines liquors. Goods
sent TO the subscribers will be forwarded free from Any
charges but those actually incurred.
BOYD & HLNCKEN, Agents Nl Pearl street.
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There daily many undeniabe proofs efficacy
Hooways Pills in the Of diseases OF the chest arising
either from old coughs recent colds wheeling
from such complante should have immediate recourse to
these invaluable pills. fair trial will show their exraor
dinary powers Many persons who scarcely able to
draw their breath and apparently almost deaths door,
have been completely cured by this remedy 20 the
men Of those who have witnessed their suerngs Sold by
all the vendors Of medicines throughout the British
also by those of the United States and Sc
and 49, each Wholesale Mt Mr. Horseys "a Maiden
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DLANTS AT AUCTJON.-WM S. McILvAIN WILL
sell this day Tuesday, at I0s o'clock, at No. John
street fine collection of Roses Double Carnations,
Dahlas Verbenas Grape Vines Tuberoses &c. and ether
plants suitable for bedding out from e. r. Henderson
Jersey City. Catalogues on the morning Of sale.
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nR. JOHNSON, 10 DUANE STREET, SO WELL
~ known Tor the last twenty years. for his
treatment Of private Diseases be consulted
hefollowing complaints, viz syphls ulcers
glandular enlargements and debility. All cases
trested with oandor and charge unless is per-
fected.
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NIBLOs.-MME. ANNA THILLoN's OPERA NIGHTS,
IN Monday wednesday and Friday. Mile Caroline Rsus
sets ballet nights, Tuesday. Thnrsday and Saturday.

DARNUMS AMERICAN MUSEUM-P. T. BARNUM,
Manager and Prcprietor John Greenwood, Jr Assist
ant Manager; G. W. Clarke Director Of Amusements-Ad
mission to everything, 70 cents; Children under 10 years
I2. cents Parque lbs cents extra.The public is in
that this place family still
sents attraction that the spirit Of enterprise and
the genius OF compass suggest. 1t
tans in fact millions Of novelties every branch Of nature
and art; and novelties that for taste beauty rarity and
value unparalleled in America, Monday and Tuesday.
May 18th and 18th In the afternoon clock the comicsi
piece of MAN WITHOUT HEAD; followed by the play
Of NO SONG NO SUPPER In the evening at ~ o'clock.
the grand spectacle Of CHERRY AND FAIR STAR.
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nR, WARDS UNF0RTUNATE's FRIEND.-Ir CURES
- are the best evidence, then there is medicine
private diseases TO be to this tell
saken by muttudcs without discovery Free from unpea
santness Immediate death to the disease Proe ST. Onos
corner Of Canal street and BroAdMAY.
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CHRIsTY's OPERA HOUSE. MECHANICS HALL
~ No AZ Broadway. above Grand street Open every
and well known Chrstys Minstre comprising ecent
and versatile corps Of talented and "experenced
psrformerg under the of E. r. Chrsty
soncerts in this city for succession OF Ave have
able audiences Tickets rs cents Doors open At Il
Mt clock. The patrons of Ohristys Mnsrels
respectfully informed that the Saturday afternoon
avoAi tinued
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STREET DEPARTMENT, NO. H. HALL OF RECORDS.
- Public notice hereby given, that the following
ons have been presented in the Board
Forty first street. between Seventh and Eighth
fence vacant lots in Twenty fifth street, between Sixth and
Seventh All persons Interested having
thereto requested to present them in writing
undersigned at his Office before the 18th day May
inst.-May IA, 1861.
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L The new and superior steamship Florida, Thomas
Lyon, Captain, will leave Saturday May ct O'clock
II. NJ, from pier L. North River. Apply to
SAMUEL L. MITCHILL No. l94 Front street
Tho Alabama q. D. Ludlow, Captain, whleave Satur
day May 20. For speed strength, accommodations and
fare, these ships have superior en- the ocean