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CLOTHING.

(NAST OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED
~ Ladies gentlemen having any Clothing, Furniture,
Jewery dispose obtain fair cash price, by send
Ing TIE Subscriber at his residence through the post
Ladies attended by Mrs. Dusseldorf No ID Elm street
L. N. DUSSELDORF.
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II EATHHoUSE-SCHOO MOUNTAIN MINERAL
IL Springs New Jersey.-This old and popular establish
ment is open for the seasen. The undersigned
ready to enter into with families for the
and solicit a continuance OF former patronage. Fall
referring to our card at the Irving House and New York
Hotel, A. l.. STIGER,
D. A, CROWRLL.
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EOR CHARLESTON s. C.-CABIN PASSAGE SIS
including state room and fare-To sail on Tuesday 10Th
splendid new steamship CITY OF NORFOLK, Jas. Post
commander loading and will sail regularly above
This vessel has fine state
sengers and Is fitted in the most complete
Apply to MAILLER& LORD, los Wall street. For Sa-
yannah, passengers will ticket through at SIS.
EoR CHARLEsToN-THE UNITED STATES SEMI
IL Weekly Mail Line.-The new and fast steamship MA
RON, NJ Berry, Commander, will leave pier No North
river Saturday June 10Th, at o'clock p NJ precisely
For freight apply hoard and for passage
accommodations A. the Office Of
sfoFF0RD, TlLEST0N CO., As South street.
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hereby gwen, 10 the owners, occupant
ali and lots, improved unimpr0v lands,
thereby that the following assessments have been
mplsted Ly the Assessors, and lodged in the office
the Bureau Of Assessments for examination by all per-
interested, vixFor paving Thrtyfrst street from
Roadway TO The Eighth avenue The limits embraced by
include all the several houses and
round vacant lots pieces and parcels Of land situated
Eighth All terests affected by
an who opposed to tho
either Of them requested to their
writing, the undersigned, at their office No. Hall Of
eooyds within thirty davs from the date Of this notice.
SAMUEL II. DE MOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors
ISAAC WIN. SMITH.
/
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mr. WARREN, NO. MOTT STREET, CONTINUES
- 70 he consulted diseases years
tce enables him to debility. His treatmen
safe and speedy and recent in days. NJ d.
perfect cure guaranteed.
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CTEbM BETWEEN NEW YORK AND GLASGOW
- The Glasgow and New York Steamship Company
steamship GLASGOW 1862 tons40O horse power) Robert
Craig will sail from New York For Glasgow
Thursday the oath June at at noon First cabin
Second cabin, $50 Stewards fee included; Apply TO
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DOUGLAS HoTEL-MRs. DOUGLAS TAKES THIS
~ opportunity Of thanking the many families from Ame-
ca who have visited her hotel for their kind support and
befs at the time them and their friends,
visiting Scoand that her establishment continues to he
Conducted with the regard to comfort hitherto ~
StsHd IS st. Andrews square. Edinburg. N. b
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EAPE MAY-sEA BATHING.-CONGRESS HALL
" will be the 10th of june inst The location Of
th house. the high and grounds in front,
lsr most desirable the island The propre-
tor hopes to merit OF the liberal patron
Ageheretofore received w. y. KILLER, ProprietoA
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CEA BATHING, PAVILION HOTEL, LONG BRANCH,
- N. J. The subscribers announce to the public that
their spacious hotel viii opened the 10Th Of
June for the reception Of vers Families DESTROYS Of
euring rooms can do 20 by addressing us by mail.
NORRIS T. LEVY, Projectors.
Steamers Edwin Lewis and Thomas Hunt leave west side
Peek slip daily; steamers Golden Cato and Gpin leave
the foot street daily the Pavilion Hotel
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CEA BATHING AT ROCKAWAY, l.. 1.-THE PA
- yion Hotel is open for the reception OF vsters
Cars leave the South ferry Brooklyn, for Jamaica every
day except Sunday, at o'clock A. II. and and g. T.. NJ
where stages will be in readiness to vsers
-' " 7 M BRINTNAIL.
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EFT OFF CLOTHES AND FURNITURE WANTED
IL Ladies and Gentlemen obtain good price for the
above articles by sending through post otherwise j.
THOMPSON, 81 Leonard street. near Broadway.
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ROTOR AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT-TO CONTRAC-
tors-Seaed proposals, endorsed Proposals for Build
Sewer in Vandewater street. will be received AZ the
be Of the Croton Aqueduot Department (Rotunda Park
Monday, the 2st day Of June, 1852 at three o'clock,
so build Sewer with the necessary Receiving Basins
lverts in Nandewater street. from frankfort street
y feet south Of Pearl street. being in length about 63
The plan Of the Sewer, and specifications for the
Ring Of the same and all other information relating
Ii, ~ this office. NICHOLAS DEAN,
President Of the Croton Agueduct Department.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
hereby gwen that petition has been presented in the
xrd of Aldermen, for in Twentieth street, from
avenue TO Avenue A. All persons interested in the
having objections thereto, requested to present
in writing 70 the Contract Clerk At this office
before July L. 1882 NICHOLAS DEAN.
President Of the Cpoton Aauedact Department.
foton Aqueduct Department (Rotunda), Park,
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Passengers will BIO landed the railroad wharf mt Aspn-
wall free Tranit of the Isthmus at the
pense Persons securing through passage by u mail
steamers rom New York have preference of aocommods
tom on board the Pacific mail steamers Rates of fare from
Panama TO San Francisco the favorable terms.
For freight or passage apply to CHARLES A. WHITNEY,
Warren street. - 49,
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(SAsH FOR CLoTHING-LADIEs OR GENTLEMEN,
~ having any off clothing furniturs to dispose Of
receive the utmost value cash. by sending the store
by letter through the Post COHEN, 42 Hudson street,
Ladies atten ded to by Mrs. Cohen.
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TAR. COOPER, IA DUANE STREET, CAN BE CON-
~ suited with confidence diseases His success has
such the treatment Of old chronic to aston
ish Of most eminent physicians Dr. G. is well
known both in and of the profession the most
cesful practitioner of diseases in New York His expert
the result of twentyon0 devoted exclusively
to his special anch Of the profession.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-24

NOR NORFOLK, PETERSBURG, AND RICHMOND
y The United States mail steamship ROANOKE, Lewis
Parrish, commander will sail from pier Is North river
Saturday, 18th instant at o'clock p NJ Passage and
fare to Norfolk state included S TO Petersburg and
Richmond state included, $40. Steerage half price.
Bills of 1adR signed only board For frexht apply
board, for passage to LUDLAM PLEASANTS. 81 Front
street, near Old slip.
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nR. LOUIS BERoN's OFFICE, CORNER OF BROAD.
~ and Houston street for safe speedy and radical
His successful treatment in this speciality Is
paraeled hundreds testify. Hosrs, nine A. NJ to
7. NJ. and nine in the evening. Private
trance in Houston street.
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NATIONAL HOUSE, LONG BRANCH, NEW JER-
~ .eySokes& Petit respectfully inform their friends
and the public that they have purchased Of Sam Cooper
his wellknown and popular watering place located as
above having had the thoroughly repaired and
newly furnished will be found of the most healthy end
pleasant places the Shore s. r. respectfully
cit continuance Of the liberal patronage heretofore
testoNs cd ON this establishment WOOLMAN STOKES
CHAS. W. PETIT.
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NOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE-THE UNITED
Il States mail steamship FRANKLIN, James Wotton,
commander, will leave for Iavre touching at Southampton
land the mss and passenger Saturday July at IL
o'clock from Pier No. 4, North River Price Of passage,
Sl20 All letters must through the post office.
pereneed attached to the ship Luggage not
wanted during the should be sent board the day
before sailing. marked below y. B.-No merchandise
will be received board after Thursday July For
Agent, So Broadway.
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FORPoRATIoN NoTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE is

NVIICE.-PUDLIC
hereby given, to the owaer occupant
nts Of all houses and lots improved lands
ected thereby that the wing have been
mpetsd by the ASSESSORS and lodged in the office Of
Bureau Of Assessme for examination by all persons
ferssted z-For regulating Tenth avenue from Forty
pond to street. setting curb and gutter stones
Ptre: and laying course Of tagging the sidewalks
the several houses and lots of aronnd Vacant lots
and parcels Of land situated both sides Of Tenth
bone, from Forty second TO Forty sixth street. the
aide Of Fortyseeond street. 400 feet eastsry and 400
.ery from Tenth avenue, both sides of Forty third
feet westerly from Tenth and the south side
sixth street. 400 feet easterly and 400 feet westerly
m Tenth avenue. All persons, whose interests are
Petsd by the above named assessments, and who are
their objections in writing to the undersigned st their
Ice, No. Hail Of Records within thirty days from the
80 SAMUEL n. DE MOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, : Assessors.
d ISAAC WIN. SMITH,
ce, Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department June
IHy2.
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CASTLE GARDEN.-ROUSSET FAMILY.-UNDER
~ the management and direction Of Mons Jean
Price OF admission so CENTS Tickets to be had
den. from 10 till r NJ At all the principal Music
orentd every evening At and the perform .nces will
Commence n 8 sOl2ck,. Two new baIIets CATARINA
or the Queen Of the bandits ~au w WIN
the aid Of ne an esutul music, scenery
perties, &c.; and the comic ballet Of TUE MILLERS.
orchestra Mons Guerin Thursday and Fri-
day gath and 25th, 1852 Mons Rousset has
pleasure announcing that he has made an engage
with Herr Clne the greatest tight rope dancer in
Arnar
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nR. CONvERS INyIGoRATING CORDIAL. FOX
- nervous debility weakness enervatng body and mind,
ing for business tho social duties Of e A
wise" &c 81 per bottles three bottles So.
Important advice to the married and single. OHees 50
Third and Ii Chambers street where he is cont
dentally consulted on all diseases.
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CHRIsTY's OPERA HOUSE, MECHANICS HALL, NO
4T2 oadway, above Grand street0pen every night
during the week. until further nsce The original and we'll
known Ohristys Minstres, comprising efficient and
tate CORPS Of talented and performers
under The msnagement Of Chrsty whose concerts in
with by highly respectable and fashionable audiences
Tickets. % cents Doors at commence at o'clock.
The patrons Of Chrisys Mntres respectfully informed
Axthe Saturday afternoon concerts On
Monday Jnly 9Th, an afternoon Concert commencing att
o'clock, y. VI.
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|NOTUN AQUEUUCT UEPAKTMENT. = To UUN-
traetors-sealsd Proposals, endorsed Proposal for
ng Sewer in Henry street. will be received at the Of
Of .he Croton Aqueduct Department (Rotunda, Park
III Monday the 2lst day OF June, 1882 At 3oclook r. NJ
build Sewer with the necessary receiving basins and
erts in Henry street. from jefferson TO Clinton street.
hg in length about 403 feet The plan Of the Sewer and
feaons for the building Of the same, and all other in
alton relating thereto, can be obtained Application
he Contract Clerk, At this Office.
President Of the Croton Aqueduct Department.
lev York. June 9th. 1852.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-24

THE NARINE HOTEL At FAIKFIELD. CONNECrI-
i cut, will be opened by the proprietor b. Monnot,
the nrt day of juno next branch Of the New
York Hotel. The Marine Hotel is situated in beautiful
village Long Island Sound afordug all the inducements
bathing and romantic drives in the
country livery endeavor will be ed to the
hotel the distinguished patronage of prcvo Plans
and engaged at the above hotel at Fair
field the New York Hotel The distance from New
York fftythree miles, and trains by the New YORK and
New Haven Railroad stop at Fairfield several times each
DIV
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(NAsT OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED
~ Ladies Ind gentlem having cast of clothing fur
niture dispose Of obtain fair cash price by sending
for the subscriber at his residence or fine through he
Post III lie promptly attendedto Ladies attended Mrs
Cohep. N. $. COHEN, 20 Elm street,
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NHErR0POLITAN HOTEL-SINGLE GENTLEMEN
w wishing pleasant apartments in private family wthor
lind all the comforts Of home
the immediate vicinity Of the above hotel Apply at %
Prince street. Reference given and required.
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CAsT OFF CLoTHING.-,WANTED TO PURCHASE,
Clothing in large all for which tho full value
will be literally given, in current money application per-
sonaly through post to JAS. M0RONEY at his stores
No. IL Orange street, near Chatham street.
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ITO SHIP NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WILL BE RE.
csved by the Accessory Trans, Comeany Of Niearasn
At their office, No 81 Wall street. New York; Tor the con-
strucjon OF Steamboat, of the following description
Length l feet BEAM "a feet hold FEET cylinder 3 feet
and9 feet shelf The model viii he furnished by the
pany. Apply, for further particuars to
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SIIIPPTNGs

rTNHE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL
Il Mail Steamshps-Between New York and Liverpool
Direct and between Boston and Liverpool the Boston ships
only calling at Halifax to land and receive mails and pas
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EOR SAN FRANCISCO, VIA RIO DE JANEIRO
II Valparaiso, and Panama.-Phe double engine
steamship C0RTEs 800 tons burthen T. b. Cooper Com
mander will depart fer the above ports Thursday
day Of July ensuing For passage to above ports having
splendid accommo daton, apply to
DAVIS, BROOKS g. CO. % Beaver street.
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AMUSENTENTs.

pOWzEY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PUBLIC IS
~ respectfully informed that this eosel
70 prepare for The engagement Of Bade Leila Monies
VII reopen on S,h With this celebrated
vARiA The box book will DO opened on Friday mex. FOR
line canning Of seats.
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u edmond HILL HOTEL, STATEN ISLAND, tLATE
~ tbe Richmond Seminary)-J. p. KELLETT begs to
the public that all the
and that tho hotel will open for the Thursday
June "a The charges for the So
shorter period ST children, half price; servants 81 horses
SIS per month. The Richmond stage lander
bilts landng times day Carriages be had from
thence to to view the place.
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A UsTRALIA, PORT PHILIP AND SYDNEY LINE
did ship MAGNOLIA The next ship Of this line on the
ed an experienced MASTER having been Ated expressly
for the comfort and convenience Of passengers and
For freight which will be taken on the
Vie terms ~ p apply on board pier Err q e ItDU
" " ELLIOT, ARKEtL Y CO., I4G Psasl street,
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MoNEY:-MoNEY MAY BE OBTAINED, IN SUMS
AA 60 suit applicants on Watches jewelry, plate, da-
mSnds carriage horses or any other property at the Pa
Broadway, the Pacific Bank The strctest
and honor may be relied upon Office from A. M to
6P.M. A'' : - ~ W
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-10-16
FROM TURKS, ISLAND.

The barque Chase in sixteen days from Turks Island
arrived at New York on Saturday.
The Royal Gazette notices the arrival at the city Of
Santo Domingo from the United States, the 2sd Au-
gust Of Coils Ferguson and Pickett enter into prei-
naries for The introduction SantO Domingo Of 1900
5000 american inamigrants.
The Gazette Of the 9th September has the followng
The GREAT PrroH LAKE OF TRISTDAD.-Fred Taylor,
ESQ., distinguished naturalist and mineralogis has
rived at Trinidad the object Of his visit being II
derstood the further development Of the celebrated Pitch
Lake to other purposes than those to which its has
hitherto been limited The extent Of the Pitch Lake is
about one hundred acres, Of which twentythree were
some time since leased to the Earl Of Dundonsld and in
the past year no less than eight hundred tons Of asphalt
exported from this part Of the property to England
and the United States where it has been chiefly employed
in the production Of gas.
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BISHOPS COURT

The Ecclesiastical Court for the trial Of Bishop DoANE
met on Thursday at Camden IN. ]. nineteen Bishops
being present. the three presenters Bishops MEADE
MoLvASE, and BURGESS; and the following constitute
the Court: HOPKINS, SMITH, KEMPER, McCosKRY, DE
LANcEY, WHrrIsGHAn, LEE, JOINS, EAsTBURS, CHASE,
POTTER, UPFoLD, GREEN, WILLIAMS and RUTLEDGE. The
respondent, Bishop DoASE, is also present.
The Court organized by the appointment Of Bishop
HOPKINS, of Vermont, President, Rev. JONATHAN NJ.
WAINWRIGHT, ID. as Secretary and Rev. JOHN Ii.
HOPKINS, jr as assistant.
The Court according the constitution Of the Church.
sits with closed DOORS and detailed report of its pro-
ceedngs therefore be expected 1t said how
ever that bishop JOHNS moved that all communication
from third parties should be rejected by the Court Th
would exclude the proceedings of the recent Diocesan
Convention of New Jersey, which by vote Of ha
Convention placed in charge of committee be present
ed to the Court. The motion however, lost; anc
these proceedings presented and read but actor
had thereon before the adjournment The Court ad
ourned to Friday Burlington where its future
meetings will be held.
The counsel of the presenting Bishops Messrs COKE
of Washington DAVIES of Baltimore HALsrEp and Gum
MERE, of Trenton.
The counsel Of Bishop DoASE are Judge CHAMBERS OF
Maryland, Mr.. WHARTON Of Philadelphia, and Judge
CARPENTER and Messrs BROWNING and STRATToN Of New
Jersey
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spoNTANEous coMBusTIoN.

Prof. GRAHAM Of London an able chemist, has made q
Of the burning Of the Anazon in which he speaks of the
dangerous practice Of mixing the various engineers
in room, the boilers of steamships. He says
TOW cotton waste saturated with oil, by exposing
much surface to the air. often oxdaes rapidly and heats
spontaneously. He has known of olive OIL spilled among
sawdust doing this also greasy rags cloth covered with
varnish, &c Fires in coach works. oil stores engine
rooms, Sc have been caused by such means. Ground
charcoal and lamp black If any oil obtains to them
should be admitted ships stores. Oil cans and
those containing urpentDe should never be slowed in
place, the liquid expands one volume in thirty
by rise Of sixty degrees in temperature moderate
heat increases the tendency Of Goals TO spontaneous
bustion; Goals have taken fire in than instance
by being heaped against heated wall. The covering of
wood with iron protect from FIRE is dangerous prac
tice for the iron is good conductor Of heat and the
wood below is heated nearly much IL it were not
covered Wood by repeated reheatng is brought to an
extraordinary degree Of combustibty and is liable 10
spontaneous ignition Wood has frequently ipnited by
long contact with iron pipes which conveyed hot water
for heating purposes Goals should always be taken
aboard Of steamboat in dry state and as an obnoxious
vapor always rises before Goals ignite they
should be turned when this vapor is noticed
The oil of turpenne gives off vapor sufficiently dense
when heated 70 hundred and ten degrees which If
mixed with air. will explode by contact with the flame Of
a candle Newy-panted or tarred wood is liable to be
gnted very quickly when exposed to degree of heat Of
hundred and twelve degrees for some time and then
approached with lighted lamp Great care should be
exercised by those loading ships in respect to stores
which are liable to ignite spontaneously"
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A RIOT ON THE CENTRAL RAILROAD.

CHICAGO, QLLISoIs, OcroBEn g.
We learn by gentleman from Peru that the quiet of
Of La Sale, Peru and Ottawa has been in ne small de-
gree disturbed during the last week by riot and terrible
attempt at Wholesale murder the line Of the Central
Railroad near La Sale. II appears that some Germans
went to work on contract and purchased Of Irish
men house. &c. to live in while they were at work
For some unexplained reason, last Wednesday night
the Irish gathered in large force and broke into the house
where the Germans sleeping down. and shot
and dreadfuy wounded seven eight Of them and
causing tile others to fee for their lives The Germans
became very much exasperated and the day gather
ed TO the number Of about fifty, with double barreed
guns to retaae but the Irish gathered the number Of
about six hundred, and the Germans dared attack
them.
On Thursday sheriff Goodell went among the Irish and
demanded that the criminals should be given up but they
would not listen it. and defed him and the whole force
Of the country He returned to Ottawa called out the
military company and started with arrest the Offend
ers by force of arms. The Mayor of Peru Hon T. D.
Brewster being telegraphed to- Immediately organized
company Of fifty horsemen all well armed to cooperate
with the sheriff and his military posse The ferries were
all secured and guarded to prevent any reinforcement
going over to the Irish, threatened When the
shers force and that organized by Mayor Brewster ar
rived the ground Saturday morning they arrested
between fifty and hundred persons Some we're found
inside Of beds and others in chimneys But little eppo
son made to the arrests and that was silenced in
summary After partial investigation about
forty Of those arrested discharged and thirty or
forty taken under guard and lodged in Jail at Ottawa
Tr,burr