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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-25

EoRPoRATIoN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Is
hseby given 20 the owners, occupant or 0ccu
pants Of and lots improved nnimpr0ysd lads
Affected thereby that the following assessments have been
psted the assessor aud lodged in tn. office OF
ale Bufetu o. Assessments for examination, BY s persons
interested vzFor paving, resettiug curb ana gutter
stones aud tagging Sidewalks ror.ieth street between
Fifth and Ninth AVENUES 1he limits embraced BY such as
btms include all the several houses and lots OF ground
Naeanto pieces and parcels Of land situated en- both
tides Of Toth street between Ftk and Ninth avenues
on the westerly eide OF Fifth both sides OF Sixth
avenue Brsseyhy Seventh avenue, Eighth avenue AMI
ehter nae 81 ninth shout 100 feet nOrherly AID
Dorery from fotteth street All persons whose interests
gre aneeoa ~ the above namsd and who are
opposed 70 he either theu are reaueset 10
~ Nnhg 70 the undersigned at their
ehce, no HAl OK Records within thirty days the
data Of this notice.
SAMUEL II. DR. MOTT
TRbkCIS NICHOLSON, ,Assessors
ISAAC VIM SMITH,
once Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department Nov
"a. 1852.
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DACKETS TO HAYRE-SECOND LINE.-THR FOL-
lowing ships will leave hsvre the 10th, and New

They ALI class sew York built ships, prsvide
with sill requisite articles the omort oonvenienes
q pessengers and commanded BY Of experience In
she trade. The price Of passage Ia &00 without wines
liquors. Goods sent 10 the subscribers will be for
warded free from but those actually incurred
BOYD g. HIECKEN, AGENTS, ia Pearl street..
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A usTRALIA, rI0NERR LINy.-T6s HoBLB NEW
n YORK. built racket siip, gALTIMORS r. u. Norteup
assring the owsE rate sl succeed TIE Soar
20 AZ chin this limo aad sail ranctIay shs lbth
III December, from New ork Ter Nslbovrne Pri Philip
IL we'll known that the New York batl rackea shrs
arc the fsetest IN She world The Baltnore WAS
the ayorte sp Of the New York aud Hare us s1d VIII
he superior Etors fitting up toEethar Nth nor
oxrsrs height botTetn decks sh fect asd h. superior
ventilation she will be tho most comfortable shp tkat hhs
vel teen defpaohed for Australia. sdrsecn Nne rroper
provided The manner n which the ehFs 81 tns
line we see tted 9rossonsd has oses for the n
assdeJ Ger All oth ore Higher f.ss
55oaN S0sSM hEhfSor ti6 wSii street.
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4 voaroaATIoN NorIcr.-PuBLIoN NOTICE Is HEKE-

CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is HERE
Sby given TO the occupant oooupaua
OF all houses ard lots improved urinproved lands
"a thersb that the following assessments have been
yeted By the Assossors and lodged the
bureau Of ss.ssents for examination by all persons In
Srested vfor regulating and grading space forty
fesrsh 70 ith street, The s embraced BY such
include ~. thf lots ground
cant lots pieces parcels Of land ua.ed both sides
ofEghth sveEus, from Eghtyf l0sth On
nae north mte Of and both sides Of Eighty
Ssh Eighty;siSh Eighty seventh, Eigh,yegh Eighty
arth Nineeth, Ninety first Ninety second Ninety
Einetyfourtb Ninety hfh Ninety sixth Nnsty
sinesy Enetynirth Tooth, l0st i02d l3d l04th
bh leh, lNth snd leSth streets esstery half way 10
she Seventh .nd wefterly half the Ninth svenue
al whose interests affected by the above
ssssssments and opposed the either
sSem requested present their in writing
che undefsigned their oce No Nall eoords vihh-
tf shrty. dsyt from the dase Of this notice.
SAMUEL II. DE MOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, IAsseesors
ISAAC WIZ. SIXTH.
Once BnrssN Of Asse,smsu.s Street. Department. New
"A 49,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-25

nR C0NvERs, AUTHOR OF THE BEACON, OR
Guide from Youth TO Manhood is daily treating scores
who apply for medical aid. Young if you need
OF medical advice, cali the cid D. ctor who HAD
twenty years expcienoe New York You will bs OF
proper treatment and speedy DR.. Cs celebrated
dy for debility and weakness may be had at
bAeemaHt AdYiaa bY
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. - -
QowERY THEArRI-Do0Rs OPEN AT L; CUE.
ID vain rises 81 IL O'clock.
Thursday sas Ssi FissT os 4h n x Ii''-
Sch a-A'r' MI Ds sisysas sea- Mrs. ors'sa
0ttoosr. .Mr. Seymour Agnes. Miss HiGsrt
EVENING PERFORMANCE.
Doors oron a. shi curtain s,zA 1,:ss = o'clock
s;$,S: s Me. si h:.:.
Bob snishsrs Mr. steven, Lady Ellen Mrs ar.ssaa
RURToNs THEATRE CHAMBERS srREEr.-DooRs
Thursday Ths Sosas zDo * R.'''..'
Piper III a5s IT, b5 P:iH'1G iaE Mrs Bernard
ONE hsdE walsD A'''.
I e. n
NATIONAL THEATRE, CHATHAM sTREET.-cUR-
~ tain rise, u a. y 0,SSci E:xaroax.Ncr
TIE MURDERED WATERMAN AND HIS DOG.
rae HoSKhr CRY 81 slaS Taylor
Gtinn ................ Master Eugene Cony
AFTERNOON PERFORMANCE, AT TWO O'CLOCK.
THE FMS 96 opRT TSI dur HSGsh.
THE FRISKY C0BBLER.
TIE BUrcHsR.s Doc OF GHENT.
THE MONKEY OF THE PITCAIRN ISLAND.
WHITES THEATRE OF VARIETIES, II AND -
w bcwsry, near Chatham square-C. White, Proprie-
tor-To commenc &c at 2 o'ciock.
Tho Afternoon performance will commence with
THE TOoDLES.
'im'''' f''ai'' THE pUMB i Ellie ME- T. . on'h'rAS
Vivian. Mr. Davenport Eliza. Mrs. Warwick
EVENING PERFORMANCE, AT SEVEN O'CLOCK.
LA FILE DU REGIMENT.
''' TEE iDiioT WITNESS. '..'' A.''''''
'''''' - SXUcY KATE. -
WHO sPIAKs riRsTi
w The sixth Annual Benefit Of Mr.. c. White will be
postponed from the 25th until Thursday evening" Dso
!, in order to produce greater novelties.
CHRIsTYs OPERA HOUSE, NO. 47s BROADWAY,
~ above Grand street-Open every night during the
Under sole direction supervision
Christy whose concerts In this city for the past SIX
years have been received with favor By highly
~ 6<i commences ~ TX O'Clock, On Thanksgiving Day
Nov. 18th, An Afternoon Concert commencing at o'clock
DARNUM'S MUSEUM -THANKSGIvING DAY-PER-
evening, at 6 ard At 81 clock The great rgress
alive through its regular performances In the water
from to aad from 6H to 10 p M. Admission to the
whole Museum, &c., % CENTS Parquet and First Balcony
IN cents extra
CIRcUs.-NEw YORK AHPHITHRATRn 81
~ Bowery.--Thanksgiving Day Afternoon and Even
ing
fnxAssrsR WEE W. kEH'
And the great Manege q orse Tammany.
anshp viii appear with Madame Sherwood in an elegant
Equestrian Ballet, 40 horses Miss Emma NAth
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EpACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP Co.-F0R no JANET
no, Valparaiso sns Pansme-The splendid pseamsf
John Z. sTEPHENs, t2seg soEs brfscss,i Robert II.
Pearson acr will be dispatched fer she skoys port,
superb aeoomceacns sprl5 81 tie aos u she dor rs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-25

VANDERBILT LIER-TOR SAN FRAECISCO.-ONLv
line giving tickets for crossing ,he sthmus Tho favor
lee double engine steamship PR0hkTHkUS 800 tons will
leave pier No. North river, NJ clock r. H. pre-
oscly Saturday, Dseember4 for San usn del Nore,
Direct connecting with the popular steamship Psens
The Nicaragua transit route having bot twsve miles OF
land tran porsaon These steamers unturpassed in
their and initiation FOR Information
passage apply only 10 D. u. ALLEN, agent No Battery
u
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-25

A UsTRALIA-PIoNEER LINB-FIRsT AND ONLY
~ regular packet for Melbourne PORT Philip The sess
CLIPPER ship SCAkGO, Allison hsves, esmmardor, hav
leg all her cargo beard win sail tho 18th nst The
Sczrgo tho fifth ship Of this line Ia only petsssy 10
say thai sho will be htted and provsoned in the
liberal tho chips that have prsoeded her An
early application fer passage amended, board
30 JOHN 0GDBH q H. W. CkkEROh, ll6 NsIl street.
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E,oR RIO JANkIRo AND vALPARAyso-THE NEW
and splendid steamship SIERRA NEVADA, J. D. vii
will be degpsohed for the sbovo por.f
abou. the 25th November, Pier No. Eorsn rives
TSr passage, only apply "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-25

noCToR HUNTERS RED DROPS CANNOT BE HAD
y genuine in Buffalo n; z. They ein be had in Now
pbysiean will tell you tho only remedy
which firm reliance be Placed really cure eerAaH
witheut injury patient One dollar per Vial
Only place Division street, up stairs, New York. until
the Office Nos is finished. Fer years past every
eonsummas qaak doctor in this and other cities has got
lie about this remedy DR. Hunter
PIE health daily been ruined with rsr.
sury by these vilianous hrmbugs.
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GoRPo RATION NoTICE-PUBLIO NOTICE Is
~ hereby given, 20 the owner or owners. occupant
1eeupAnts Of all lots improved unimprovsd
ands Affected thereby that the following have
been completed by the and lodged In the Of
Zee Of the for examination all
yerssss interested v-For paving Thirtysixth street.
Setween Fifth SaSth and tagging
et wide IN the sidewalks Of the The limits embraced
such include all the several houses and
OF ground pieces and parcels land situated
On beth sides Of Thirty sixth street. between Fifth and
Sixth All whose interests affected
~ the above named and opposed
she either Of them requested present their
objections In writing the undersigned At their office,
"a Hall Of Records within thirty days from the date OF
Aha notice. SAMUEL Ii. DE MOTT, J
FRANCE NICHOLSON, ASSESSOR
ISAAC WIN SMITH,
03ee, Bureau Assessments Street Department, Nov
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E0R sAvANNAH.-U. q. NAIL LINE-THE sCPI
II rior steamship ALABAMA, Capt. O. ID. Ludlcr. on
Saturday, Now At three O'clock r. NJ, from pier North
river. Apply TO sAML MITCHELL No lai FROM etreo.
The 6lsrds Capt. s. Woodruff, navrsay, Dec. 4tk
For strength accommodations and tsYe, these shiyi
n q
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Saloon, 800 $685. and 49, (aeeoI ding 10 stats rooms
limited number Of third class passengers will be taksn
and found with comfortably cooked provisions for
$40. TO Livcrp ,o $50 from Liverpool.
Parties wishing TO bring out their friends obtain
from 81 sterling upwards Hand bills be had at
place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-25

dNoRPORaT NoTICE.-PUBLIc NOTICE IL
~ hsrcby given tat petition has boon presented In the
3eArd Of AldermsE Ter sewer in Bleecker street. from
hristopher Csrmne street, and also resolution for the
building Of bsne sna cuver AZ the eastery Of
Greenwich and Ibersy streets All persons interested In
vAe Above and having objections thereto requested to
prsssnt the 10 writing 20 the Contract Clerk ~ his
ehoe. before the sAth November, inst. +,
NICHOLAS DEAN, President
Croton Aauecuet Department. Nov. Is, 1852.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-25

A reTRALIA-P0RT PHILIP DIRECT -THB BEAU
"A tfui clipper ship, BOTUkIA James A. Avery Com.
rnander burthen having all her cargo engaged
nearly ready for will have Immediate dspatch for
the COLE Families snge persons, wishing com
Portable pasage requested before engaging
in old vessels advertised 70 examine for Themselves
hoard rier & river Tho ship nearly
in oil, te iusuraRoe Offices, ksry sppica
ton fer Yenairr htrths 10 necesrary hoard, to
BUTIER BPOTuERs, Noe 1G3 aud Is South street or 20
ISAAC n SMITH, No. I0l wall street
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nR. COOPER, IA DUANE STREET, MAY BE CON
~ suited with condolences fdseasss His success has
been sueh in the treatment OF cid chronic cases. -
tonsh Of most eminent physicians Dr. O. we8I
known bot IN and out OF Nh profession, the
esssful practitioner Of diseases in New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-25

sl'oR SAN FRANCISCO, oALIroRNIA.--TaE PACKET
4 chip SHAEsPEAsF Vim. Brows, Gastsr, nov loading
ycr feght or cabin ps,sg having Superior ststesoem
seeonm edatioss apply 70 the captain board or 70
WIZ, y. rURNtS9. IS WAL S.. ne. ~ Esar Ruil5;1c,
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nR.JoHEsoN, 6DUANE STREET. so ELLKN0WH
~ for thu last the successful
in New York, may be consulted prvaSe e.
zee, all diseases TO which flesh is heir These who
have suffered fsm sdioa prstnders may rely havina
th cir treated w q ph asieikn OF experierce.
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CO,tppsATlOr NOTICES,

C0KPoRAIl1N NUfTcE PUBLIC NOTICE Is
~ hardy give. occupant or o a.
supAnts Of ell aud lots improved unim
sands affected tharury that the following
been completed sh and lodged the Of
Zoe Of the Buresp for Nv All
Ressens Interest setting the curb and gutter in
fhirtyn street hetvesr the Fifth sixth aven
aad paving Fhir ruth street from Madison the
3xth avenue The ris embraced by mt In
siude AL ths several and lots Of ground
soss peees ant parcels OF land situated
Thirty ninth etrest Asdson the
aus An persons interests Affected By the above
canned assessmsuts and who opposed the
either Of thsm requested present their
writing " the pnaerssnei 1t their once, No. Hall Of
Hsoeras within thirty days from Of this notice
SAMUEL ii DE MOTT, J
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC Wh. SMITH
Ohce Burean ~ Ass-ssr,spts Street Department Nov
e. I6Ga
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CORPORATION E0TICE.-PUBLIC Notice is
hereby given, thats petition hasbeen presented in the
Board OF Aldermen for IN Third from
+yeoend W Tetb s,reet All persons interssted
above and hi wing objections thereto requested
sent the In writing 70 the Contract Clerk. At
ssoe, on or before the 3Qth Esvemttr inst
NICHOLAS DEAN, Presidept
.Jro,on Asqssduok Department. Nov. ~. 1854.
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mEDICAL4~

nR. WARDS MAGICAL REMEDIES HOLD OUT AL
~ souts certainty ola speedy and thorough Those
whs apply early often cured hours 9
easy and rapid treatment has been benefit thou
sands once Canal street. one door ron broadway, up
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-25

ToRPo RATION NoTICE.-PUBLIo NOTICE IL
~ hereby given that petition has been presented in the
Board Of Assistant Aldermen, for In Catherine
ctrset from the East river 10 Division street. All persons
Interested Ia the above, and having objections seto
requested the writing the Contract
perk ~ bis ofhce, before the 2lth Of November
NICHOLAS DEAN PIeHdent
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Mr. North, in addition to hi grand model horse
mAnship will appear with Madame Sherwood elegant
Equssfisn Ballet on tw0 h9rssa Miss Emma Nathsnsin
their superb two horse performances besides variety
other cats In the circle Boxes cents Pit l2 cents
Doors open ct 6x; performances commence ~ ~.
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JTURON HOUSE, Mackinac, Mich

OhON uOOoc,, mdChbuaO' HiiNA
fhs House, pleasantly situsted On the issaa o.
Maekirsc Il open for the reception Of gu--ts TIE
house is and buiit expressly for thoss seeking simmer
retreat for s pleasure The rooms are large ard airy
eou,stius Of psrlor with brdrooms adjoining ls open
fr the frs tine ard b fitted up and fun shsd IN the N -;
modern ,tyle Horses and carriages with careful drivers
always in readiness to convey VISITOR, 70 any pat Of tae
saua Pleasure bats always hand for these ~ho may
want them The proprietor s,rrs the public that etort
shall he Wanting promote the comfort and happiness Of
,rsst. ChAs L. BOARDMAN. Proprietor.
HURoS House., Macknae July IS, 1852
The undengasc vstyrs TO h Island If hsckinac, recon-
me I'D the above House thsir ends aud all who intend
vistips the island either pleasure business They
ind every thing Necessary FOR rt 81 this house and
the host Mr. bodman. always hand 70 attend to the
Wauts Of his guesfs
J. Miller, C-cleville, Ohio,
J. w. Finch Sandy Hill, NJ Y,
John J. Finch Sandussy. Ohio
II Moore and lady, Cleveland, Ohio,
Wsshington Hill, Ann Arbor Mich,
James 3 Howe AID lady, Lima lad
Roswell C. Smith and lad ?, Lafayette, Ind,
ThOs n. Brown and lady, Medina. ONO.
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11oIitiral Notifies.

a.
~ democratic Wing Generai Y onthn LIS
k,isr meeting Of Committee vill be held on r.o
ng"rsuuENING August s. at o'cocA at the Broadway
DAY Il o. ordsy JAMES KELLY, Chairman.
VILLAS L. sHARpLow, Secretaries
GtosGE P. NELSON,
second Ward scott md Graham Assoc
e,onNA meeting Of this ASS )clation VIII be held a.
quarters No IS Dacbst, on THIS MONDAY nv Il
nsSc Ansn,t 2 at o'clock punctusl attendance ls
r'stss All iriend'y to the election Of SCOTT aud
S9AHA@ invited to meet with us aud enroll them
ssl,,s as members by order,
ss"s' GIDEON CLIFTON. President
JAMES GALLAGER, V,ca pyasldAn.s
JOSEPH S. TAYLOR, WV
THOMAS DELANo' Secretaries.
SOLOMON KING, )
~ National Reform Meeting.-A meeting OF the
AeSds Of the Free Homestead Bill now lingering m the
hands of Committee of the IT, s. Senate viii On
note It. for the purpose OF urging upon the Sen
s'e ~ JOHN COMMERFORD,
JOHN II KEYSER,
L. w. HICKMAN, COMMITTEE.
JOHN WINDT,
A. X BAlLY.
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RROOKLYN.-Sirgle Gentlemen, or a
BOARD in SOUTH BROOKLYN.-

Handsomely furnished Rooms with fall or partial
Board for families single gentlemen, at No 6 Clinton
A. 10 minutes wslk from the South Ferry.
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A COMPANION TO UNCLE TOMS
A MEXICAN RAILWAY GUIDE. for

Send your orders 10 c. DINSM ORE & co,
No. u Spruce st., N. Y
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- ard upper ,p ale and large rooms will be eued perna
neatly 10 gentlemen with satisfactory refeTonees F1rn
nure FIRST quality hot and cold baths and near the Cry
Hail vest Of Broa6way Address Box No l,755 or call
upon T. I. LYON No. l6l Broadway, up stairs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-02

n Western Homestead Associatiou-A meet
ing will be held THIS EVENING at No. Chatham square.
The pubic generally invited the objects OF the Associ
alton will be explained Office, No 1873 Wilaust, NJ Y
ABRAHAM @. LEVY, President No 1873 Wilhamst 4.
M II. SPITTLE, Secy.
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yN7TLLIAMSBURGH.-A small family

w declining housekeeping desire to sell the furnishing
Of The house to such would be received by suta
HE reference till lat May There IS none so desirable
DIVE ling for the in the city. Rent $50 per snnum
10 cor nence LIST August note. with real aud adj
dress to s. W. office Of The Tribune, will meet with due
attention
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" The Mercantile Library will be closed flor the
purpose Of repairs, &c for two weeks commencing Mon
day. Au,ust9 BY order, WILLIAM HOWE,
Chairman Library Committee.
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Gouses h)ante6.

NTANTED-TO hire or purchase, a
w House two or three stories high with modern i'm
provemen, in The vicinity of 18th 5thavs not above
3stst Rent not over $3.50 Possession desired Oct Al.
dress w, Box No. 2 l46 Post-Ohce.
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NEW.YORK TRIBUNE.

n
yr NeW-YORK DAILY III 'cssTr,,
rhn .n EVERY MORNING, (sUNnW LASA''A''
N'h'' uy GREELEY mcELhaIh,
d -, n,,es coaxIN oF SPRUCE AND MAJ
~ vD Ths. srs OPPOSITE THE CITY I'LL, "a, weeh,
"a - civ Subscribers FOR lzf Ocn's :. P,ha Dess
A. denVes .,sfsr they pay In tovee copes
O. when tneS ~ vear the same rspo - sn1,yn iu
ha III non'1 Man subscribers Five DohsIs po Eoy three
fwo Cehu taken for sx nou,s IN ali az.
sfvsnce a. "a live Dollars IN adysnee 49,, rnoeiyed
s2sna S,,h Country Newspapers Day ~ TA< Tyib-
sssnges 80 moe terms are higher tran 'no"e "
W. W. M, allowed ADy difference
cy SEyv-yORK WEEKLY Th n,T''rsv,
LARGE PAPER FOR THE 49, ~ ar,os Of
n W. sysrv SATURDAY MoRSINs o. ne =, fwepty
ssos IN advance. Eight copies Isi o. NJ sac cor.
" fet ~ sS5ress for so. and the paper ssrt;sements
ecs ~ s the tiu,s for which It Is Paa .h tnsertiou
49, 20, ~ 80, win be charged 80 cen" pei '''
rur sE,u-wEEKLY TRIBUNE
..ssr.rv TUESDAY and FRIDAY mo in1 ,dvsy+is..
8pen Tsuvo copies for s. len pos w.
- sn1 81 ,snt, Inc for each insertion
ruK SEw-Y0RK TRIBUNE
90, ruKoPEAN cIRcUL ATloN "a.
- H. Senarture Of each Mail steamer ioi Nv ',
bpsnnspeo9 81 cents copy - per year. 70 any '
100 e,,asn or Al to the Continent Posts 80 In'iNu
THE NETWORK TRIBUNE
,,,ropSt. OREGON AND TIE SANDWICH lsLANps. n
q. .ah,isbed on the departure OF each eenDion'S wan
s'ssme' i''e GREELEY McELRATH' Publshers.
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~ NOM Hope villa ge.-A public meeting OF the
FfscnbeIs pthers interested will be held MONDAY
EVENING, at Military Hail. Bosery, to make arrange
for the choosing Of plots The books will soon close
w. GRAY.
w BONNEY.
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Real esstate tor Sale.

A FARM FOR SALE, of 35 acres, under
hsh state oFcuvaton pleasantly situated on an ell.
ovation 81 miles from Newark ~ j. stocked with great
variety OF fruit such pears apples cherries, grapes Sc
kc excellent water good house and garden and large out
buildings On the fam there Ia stream OF spring water,
with fail sufficient to raise any part of the premises
Inquire OF hitehsad Bro, druggist, No 52 Greenwich
st., or c. f. Lum, Camptown, N ,.
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MOUNT WASHINGTON HOUSE,

lfH By HORACE FABYAN, White Mountains, n H.
This celebrated Hotel IL situated the 6ot Of the Western
slope Of the White Mountains and In full view OF the en-
range Of theiI ofiest SUBMITS Persons travelling to
pleasure sport here enjoy pure mountain air. Pic
uresque scenery and the trout streams OF the White Noun
ains large snd splendid stud Of Ponies viii be found al
this House. sU avs In readiness for those wishing {, ascend
the mountsn-safe and fooed-nost Of them having
had training OF two three years with intelligent snd
gen.lemsnly Guides HORACE FABYAN, Proprietor
C JgHNiNGs Assistant late OF the st. Johnsbly House.
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EOR SALE-The superior, Gght-draft
4 schooner MARY AND SUSAN. now lying et the
Atlantic Dock Brooklyn rs tuns burden, built in North
Carons entirely Of oak, and recently Pus 10 conPeIe
found in sails snd and every way superior vessel
n the costing trade. If not disposed OF ct pyae sale,
she will be sold st Auction, to close concern, On
WEDNESDAY. the 18th OF August. .,.
n L. NcCREADY < CO., No. So southst-
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NOR SALE--An elegant free stone
three story and basement House, finished In the very
beat modern style with gas baths &e situate In the hns
pert Of Unonst, Bro.klyn- .,,- -. IA, -.
Aso twostory and basement Gothic Cottage with large
yard grape vines shIubber Gc situate in b9nds near
money on each ofhe premes remain on bond and mort
gage. a.. 49,.
of salisbury Herkir or Co N Y for sale exchange In
oura of FpGAR J. LEETE, Counsellor-st-Law, No. ~
fulton-st N. Y or Of WA. sIMEs, Hoe5 "e't Sroso-
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CTATE AND NATIONAL LAW
piano-fortes.

A PIANO-FORTE of superior tone
~ and fnisb latest style CT case made by Of tho
best this city, and warranted tor teo years seven
ow as the owner is soon TO leave the city IL DO
for few days No IS ldsonst from I'LL IL O'Clock, AM
and from till p. NJ
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GRAND CONCERT.-There will be

NJ Grand Concert THIS (Monisy) EVENING at The
Rig Van egner Tent, 27tnst between I'd and ~ avs
Several the best vocal t. in this city viii variety
of the os' popule songs Of the day Mr VAN WAGNth
IN sing his il nitsbie Song As) OF the greatest
attcsrs of the evening viii be hat OF the Native
ABORIGlNES will be present and sing some INDIAN
SONGS Commence at o'clock Admission, Ivy cents