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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-05

"a BATHING At RoeEAwAY, u. 1.-THE PAvT-
cR Eotel vii open the 10Th June rexs, for tho
81 ,sitera Cars leave She South Ferry, Brooklyn,
|suaios a. D O'clock. A. H., ard and o'clock r. M,
ssagea ~ 5e N readiness 20 convey visitors to the
~ Suy comma nisrtipn for zoe, leh With Ogden
10 g sroak stsest. New York will meet with prompt
|htfu. J. ". BRiNFNALL.
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vIy0HTHINGTON @. sNETHEN CONTINUES TO
w prstice law in the Courtto attend
before Copgresto prosecute claims and settle accounts
against the Departments and Boards Of
procure patents and abroad-to obtain pensionr
bounty lendgto collect Debts dividends ;aeies
nhertanes the United States, and in foreign
e0untrio.o ffunds and stocks
And bond and mortgasean3 to negotiate the purchase
and ssc loans lands and patent rights in State otho
uncn. Particular attention paid TO California land tile
Eases coming the United States Supreme Court
appeal. Communcasons prepaid, addressed 70 w q.
Snethen, No. Carroll place Cartel HILL " ashingtex.
b. e.. viii Ueetvith promBt Attent ioa-
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CROToN AQUEDCCT DEPARTMENT-TO CoNTkAC-
~ torsSesled proposals endorsed Proposal for
In Perry will DO received ~ the office of the Gro
AqSeduet Department until Monday the 3st day of W.
receiving basins and culverts in Perry street. from tho
Bukhead 10 Greenwich avenue being in longh about 1929
feet The plan Of sewer and for the bud
ing Of the same and all ether information relating thors
be obtained application to tne Contract Clerk, At
this Office New York, May 70. 1852.
NICHOLAS DEAN,
President Of the Croton Aqueduct Department..
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i HiTE LAKE HOTEL. SULLIVAN COUNTY, NJ Y.
Families il quest Of summer Boarding, and enjoying
country he mountain air, bathing IA lake of pure
wA,ef boating and fishing, Gas the lakes and brooks
in trout, rse, and pcrch) fine rides and promo
will and resort possessing the combined advan-
10 uRd very reasonable. daily mail from the hotel
r. city Boardcr1 win take the max train Of the Erie
h readiness to toke than to the hotel ride of ten
H. For terms address g. L. WOODBRIDGE, White
b Pest 0fsee, Sullivan county, ". r.
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q VIZ tNS'F1N" WITH T.IN FVIs
PROPOSED DATKs OF SAILING.

ZOE EDWARD K. c3IilEs = Co, So wall st., New York.
BROW ShlPLEY Co. Liverpool.
Join Ns1s psns ass Wv
crt torres r M Psri lr Or ~
Of these ships will not DO accountable for gold
Ts h
oftheren expressed.
sT,nE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL
i Mail Steamships-Betwsen New York and Liverpool
direct and between Boston ana Liverpool the Boston ships
zsRIea s 4s7... s1s s sss S.s ss51s
caP Gx snsPnin c. SAH Iss.s Capt Lang
These vessels carry eloar white Light At nAnmast heads
Asia. Judkins from n. York Wednosdayysne 49, 1851
NIAGARA stone from Boston Wednesday. July ls52
Canada Lang " from Boston Mountaineering q, 1859
Asia Judkins from York Wednesday,. July r. 1892
Cabin, $780, Second Cabin, $40.
No berth secured until paid for.
Freight win bo charged specie beyond an amount fox
An experienced surgeon on board.
once. .'''V'' '-'' A'''p' .''' F''' '-'' ~ ~
FOR freight or passage, sgplyse I'M -
WArcHrs-y order the British treasury Watches az
foresn bearing the naass q Of Engn
transtu the United States and other countries In
a. Ss Boon
mourning risk as Of being seaAed ~ the Eng
French German, and other foreign goods received and
brought in common with British goods. Through bills Of
aiding are given in Havre or New York.
CTEAM BETWEEN NEW YORK AND GLASGOW
steamship GLASGOW ssa sonsioo horse powerI Robert
Craig will sail from New York for Glasgow,
sesond ea aa. $50 Steward.
j. N.
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CRoToN AQuEDUCP DEPARTMENT.-roC oNTRAC-
~ torsSea led proposals. endorsed Proposal for build
Lewis street. will be received AZ the office OF
the Croton hlucduct Department fsotunda Psrk until
Monday tho 3lt day of May, 1882 at o'clock p H., to
build with the necessary receiving basins and eul
Lewis street, between Broomo and Grand Streets
being length 4 feet The plan Of the sewer and
specifications for the Of the and all other in
formation relating thereto be obtained application
TO the Contract Clerk at this once New York May2 s52
NICHOLAS DEAN,
President Of the Cro.on Aqucdaes Dcpsrtm mt.
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FpTUNg HOUSE NEW ROCHELLE. N. Y.-rHIS
deiightfui and fashionable residence IS open
Ehc Every arrangement he's been made, on the
bsr SCALE for she pleasure aud convenience OF ysi
ne location is unsurpassed for beauty and healthful-
fcng ad.2eent - tho waters Of Long Island sound
L.nll..a asA L.thia. GshLnE. &c. GIEILS PECK.
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CRoTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT.-TO CON-
~ traotors-Seaed Proposals, endorsed proposal for
building in Mercer street will be received at the office
of the Croton Aqueduct Department, (Rotnnda Park)
unit Monday the 18th day Of juno, 1882 at o'clock r.
to build with the receiving basins and Gull
vers in Mercer street. Grand Spring street,
being in length about 9 feet The plan Of the sewer, and
specifications for the pdng of tho same and I'll other
formation relating thereto BIO obtained application
to the Contract Clerk, a. ths office.
NICHOLAS DEAN.
President of tho Croton Aqueducs Department..
New York, juno Isl. 1852
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rORP0RATlOE NOTICE-PUBLIC NOTICE is HERE
~ by given to the occupant
q AZ houses and loss improved nnimproyd lands aect
cd thereby that the following assessments have been
leted by the Assesscrs and lodged in tho office the
Bureau Of for atioh by all
rested viz For regulating grading and paving Thirty
yenth street from Eighth 10 Ninth avenue and tagging
four feet vide through the Sidewalks limits
braced BY such assessment all the houses
losscf ground pieces and parcels Of land n
ated both sides Of Thirty seventh between Eighth
and Ninth and the eastery side Ninth
between Thirty sixth aud Thirty streets All per-
whose affected by the abovenamed
ens and who are opposed 70 the same either Of the
undersigned at their Office No. Hall Of Records within
thirty days from the date of this notice.
SAMUEL II. DE MOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SIN ITH,
Once bureau 81 AsEekRmente Street Department, June
l., 1882.
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AGENCY.

IMPORTANT CARD-T0 CAPITALISTS, MANAGERS,
Inventors. Agents. and oshers-Wiitons twentythisd
"trip the Atlantc.-Mr j. II. WILTON, we'll wn
% having negotiated several most successful
amongst which he may the engagement of Mad'lie
Jenny Lind for America the Of Professor
derson, (the Great Wizard Of the North) D. T. Palm
Engs celebrated Panofortes and many others equal
te-es results
fully TO inform such have of
TO transact and requiring immediate attention and energy
that he is about visiting Europe again. and viii
undertake commissions Mr. Wilton will return about tho
early part of September and addressed
him Mt 800 Broadway will meet with prompt attention,
With tor able references.
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dSRoTON AQuEpUCT DEPARTMENTAL CON-
" tractorsSSsed Propsfal.. endorsed Proposal for
building Sewer in Broomc street. will be received At the
Office Of tho Croton Aqusdnct Department., tHGtuIda,
Park until Monday tho l4ih day of june 1859, at three
o'clock, p. NJ to build Sewer, with tho necessary rcoeiv
ing basins and tnverts, in Broone street. from Greene
street to seventy Eve feet Of Broadwsyboing in
Length about four hundred oc The plan Of the and
specific atnr for che building of the and all other
formation atug thereto. be obained application
TO the Contract Clerk this ofice. NICHOLAS DEAN,
President u the CrosOn Aqueduct Department.
New York. May 81, 1852,
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t,APE MAY-sEA BATH1NG.-CoNGREss HALL
Will be open the 10th of June inst The location of
house, and the high and beautiful grounds in front
IL the desirable Of any the island The proprie
hopes to merit of the liberal patron
10 heretofore received. w. u. MILLER, Proprietor.
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HAVEN s. BAKER, SOLE AGENTS FOR THE SALE
IL ofMaone Sand Stone. A good supply constantly on
hand and orders for dimensions fed at short aotice
Once, 10Y Brordway and at the yard, West Twentyfth
street, lotween Ninth and Tenth avenues.
A. L. HAVEN.
IOlIIS Il. EAkER.
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EXCURSIONS.

TO TIE FISHING BANKS EVERY
day, except sa.urday.-Iaro so eents.-The steamer
ELEs DEVLIN. Capt. Hicks, will commence her re-
trps for tho season, on Sunday next. 9Th Of June,
ns Delaney street. q r. Catherine street at ,
i 6shius tackle, ana bait. provided on board.
cgRsIoNs TO THE FISHING BANKs-EvERY
a.y sxeeut saturdays. Fare IS cents each way
eG stsamer BUFFALO, Capt Hancex, will leave Ham
brsrs, slS; Pier No B. ". R., 4. N--rcturuing by
/ 8sfseahTaents. fishing tackle. e.. provided.
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RAGs. RAGS. RAGs-JUsT RECEIVED 1856 BALES
~ Of Rags, an assorted shipment and for eale, by
CLAkk 4 LAURIE. l2a Ironf strnnf.

nHrGs, CHEMICALS, METALS, WHALE OIL SOAP
- Fly Paper &c Bleached shesc, white kreosoto ar
Mica howers nrates Of stronts baryte copper; oils Of
rosemary cloves nitrate Of silver crystals potassium sod
un caustic potassa marate stronta asbestos glass anti
mony regnlus anthony bismuth, Nickel pstina paIIa-
dium Dutch metal bronze, chloride pold cyanide POTASH
rouge German manganese oripes Of uranium eotas
English patent sponge cloth, for poutce cancels hair
brushes. disnfoctng liquid sugar milk the celebrated Nv
paper compound chemical whale oil soap uphate ammo
MIA phephates lime and soda tin foil salo whole
sale and retail, BY Or. LEWIS FEUCHTWANGER
lil Maidvn lane,
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fNRoToN AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENTAL CON-
" ractors-Sealed proposals. endorsed Proposals for
Ipding sewer in Iweny-atth street will be received a.
Park until Monday. the It'll day of june 1852 o'clock
p NJ to build with the necessary receiving basins
and culverts in Twenty nth street. Lexip
SO near Third avenue being length about 42s ces The
same and all othor information relating OBJ
tanned application to the Contract Clerk at this Office
NICHOLAS DEAN,
:. President OF The Croton Aqueduct Department..
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EDAy EXCURSION TO NEW ROCHELLE AID
|en Cove, JUNE 6th-Sow honorsd by the presence of
|nowned Irish Patriot, Thomas f. Meagher. The steam
! NC PHILIP will make this excnrsiun up sthe Long
Pek A. H.; Grand atraet, 911 Tenth street, 95 and
tysixth street. 10 o'clock. Returning, will leave Glen
each way. N B.-A good supply of refreshments on
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kELMONT HALL SCHOOLEYS MOUNTAIN
Springs N j. viii open for the reception of vters
thc lt II June. Every cndeavor will DO exerted to in
for the Hall he distinguished patronage Of previous
From she many engagements, the season bids fair
unusually gay. Ample ents for summer ira
b. hea springs Will be made by the different rail-
So-h So A. D.. Ticket office, foot Of Cortandt street.
Il. a. HINCHMAN.
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CROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENTAL CON-
~ tractors.-Sealed proposals. endorsed proposal for
building in Houston street. will be received at the
office of The Cro.on A9ucduct Departments, tRstunda,
Park until Monday, the 7th day of June 1852 at o'clock
NJ to build sewer with the necessary receiving basins
and cuyorts in Houston street, from to Mulberry
street, being in length about 25 feet. The plan of tho
sewer specifications for the building of the same and
all other information relating thereto, be obtained
apreaton - the Contrast Clerk, at this office. NICHO
LAS DEAN President of the Croton uueduot
New York, Mayer, 1852.
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THEaARR5Ep woMsN,s PRIVATE MEDICAL con-

rENHEHARRlED W0MAN's PRIVATE MEDICAL CON-.
raniVnBy Dr. :. ~ Mnurioeau Professor of Diaesses
OF WorenI entie n ceition, Is pp 25OPrice 81.
lcAre ~ suffering u rhysica and mental anguish
aectGnato wife and pseunisFy iculties to the
band 5t have taeR spared by timely possession
work ~ 70 iptehdaa especially Tor sne married. those
contemplating marriage II III eoss sSSrv.g.
Which sa9nll be knGwa 10 them particularly
Here, al,o, every ierelcthe Titethe uo.hef-ths
either budding womanhood the other In the decline
u y.aff-n whom mature cDptemplates i,neortaRk
change can discover the causes, symptoms aad the most
Inherent fsned ana MIS- certain mode ofcuIs, In
complaint 10 which her sareet
tENlactoIa letter from gentlemen in Dayton, ohioJ
DR.. A, VI, MAUEIcEAu:- DAYTON, Nay l, 1876.
NV DEAR SHINY vito has been cptibIy finking fsx
three more in Of her great
gush and suffering uss before sad during
nemeBtevery successive 50 debihtAtfAG
and prostrating her, putting her life ia Imminent danger,
this state Of things inevitable and resigned myself -
meet the worst. At tks time tnow about Two months)
heard yonr book highly spoken o. rs containing mat
ters reaching On it, receipt and perusa cannot
to the relief afforded distressed mind and
the JOY impaired to wife, learning that the
great discovery of H. Desoneaux provided remedy ~
opened prospect 10 witch little conceived POS.
my hend IL all husan probability wife would have
been in her grave AMI children LETT metherless.
~ IL. OF Tttt Able 70 fully the
serious subocts treated o. ~ hy OF Sature strcs3
intended for the married, th0so contemplating Marriage
For sale at - aud at the Publishing Office 21
Liberty street, New YORK L,ttle Co., Albany Joseph
Tucker, Noble Aatamai 7. =. Petesson, 95 Chestnua
transmitted " mail free Of postage TO any part Of the
United states ~ letters must he adlrcsel post naid a
Dr. A. ~ Maurleseu, BOX l2ai New York city. Once l1a
Liberty street.
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us uAaINE HOTEL. AT rAIarIELD, CONNECT.

PuE MARINE HOTEL, At FAIRFIELD, CoNNECTI-
gut, viii be opened by ts proprietor, J. u. Mcnnot,
De Erss DAY Of June Eext, 40 branch Of tho
n York Hotel. The Marine Motel is situated in beau
village, Lobg Island sound, aGordng all che in duce
Or sxcesnu bathing and romantic drives in The ad.
country Every endeavor will reverted TO insure foy
sossi the aistin sshed patronage Of preyons seassns
ns may TO ard rooms engaged st The above heel
FAIRFIELD 0r at the New York Hotel. Tho distance rem
r EoKs " 81 miler apd trains by the New York and
EAvan Railroad stop st Fairfield several times each
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T,HENIW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
Mail S.eamers.-The ships composing th9 k2o Nv ~
following ATLANTIC. Captain Wesa

BALTIC, Captain CsmstAeks
- ADRlATIC, Captain Graftsns
Thets ships having been built by contract eYpfesy f
service every has been taken their CEN
struction-asin their strength
and their for are sAsquaed fsf
Price Of passage from New York 70 Liverpool In first
cabin So in second cabin, $70 Exclusive use Of extra
From Liverpool to New York, Gao and GO
An experienced surgeon attached to each ship
berth secured until maid for.
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rORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLlC NOTICE IS
hereby given to the ovner owners occupant oc
cnpants of all houses and lots improved unimproved
lands affected thereby that the following
been completed by the and lodged the oce
interested viz For building sewer in Thir ysoyenth
street. from the Seventh to the Eighth The limits
embraced BY such include all tho several houses
and lots Of ground ots pieces and parcels land
situated both sdes of Ihrtyseventh street between
Seventh and Eighth All persons whose interests
affected by the above named and who
opposed to the e Of them
sent their objections writing to The Under signed their
oihce No Han of Records within thirty days from the
date OF this notice.
SAMUEL II. DE MOTT.
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, : Assessors.
ISAAC WM. SMITH,
Once Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department June
l.
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YORK FAMILY HOTEL. NEW BRIDGE grREET
Ludgate Hin, L9ndon.Ths above house is centrally
natea has excellent coffee ten or eweve private
lung between forty aud fifty ghr airy bedrooms.
dy night porter IN attendanoe fixed charge for
|ats the New srk Herald hlod Thomas Quartermans
his grateful thanks TO HE American friends for the
he hss long enjoyed 1T their handle aRd sGNSts
kir continued PATRONAGE and Recommendation.
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A LADY cUEED or ASTHMA. AFTER TWENTY
IA years suxcrny by tho q Holi,ways Pil!s-Tha
Wholesale agent for taS sale Of Hoovays Pills in New
South W.los, nudss, in letter 20 Professor Hollo-
OF asthma effected In
that colony " the hese inyalusbo Pulls; and to
particlarhrt Of aay residing hill Aned
le Raz1rbac aft or hr ahst-
cd Win ereas dsuy OF breating and unable in sonse
quonoe 70 beer tho tet cxsrion. at last used this
medy and nor TO pse hero preston able
the tor Uat nga hill SOLD BY s the vendors Of med
elnes auyhout The British Empires also by those tho
trtcd Ststes at IS cents 50 cents ard Whole
5se at Nr 1orsee y Maiden lane New York; and by to
Proprietor, q. strand. LonAVn. Is. -
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PHILADELPHIA .DIREcT.--u. S. NAIL AND
press ir6s through 10 forr hours. New Jersey
i yia Ierscy cav leaving New York at 4. H., foot
Hands stfeot; . aud 5is 2. b., Liberty street Fare
dfst class, and 80 30 fcr second class, N andy
|gfan Norfolk rrd Charleston through tickats sold
Itors limos, and through baggage carried in tho 2
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nEN AND. ANNOY RAILROAD, FOR PHIIA-
pb,e. from Pier No /, North river foot Of Battero
IA Steamboat JOHN POTTER. Two lines daily.
Y inc leaves at A. ". Afternoon express line Mt
through to Philadelphia ia four and half hours.
irst class oars So teesend class, tby z. NJ, Inc
VI Eoturnipg leave Philadelphia from foot Of Wal
eot Elsa NJ and2p. NJ. Emgrsnt line, by steam-
RANsPoRT. mem pier No. |, 81 8 2. III. Fare 81 So
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IA OF the steamship Crescent City held board said
vessel the evening Of the 18th May 1882
That Of thanks be rendered BY tho passengers
Benjamin Brown, chief Steward Of the shin, his ntten-
tcp and wnchulness for the wants and comforts Of the
said pasnr and for his uniformly urbane and
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TREATLY FEDUCED KATEs.I,EHIrI1rKREpt wv Tv LinE
l,s0O tons. j. d. Wilson, Commander will take her depar
tnro for Aspinwa Navy Bay, on Saturday July 3D. ats
r. NJ This vessel, in Accommodation saety ana vensila
ton not surpassed by this route and an expe
renced surgeon attached TO tho vessel Passengers
Sierra Nevada will dsenbArk along side the wharfas Aspn
wall and ate the Panama Railroad now opened nearly to
Gorgona thus avoiding the risk attendant
boats a. Chagre and the rver navigation TO Gorgona
Apply to J. HOWARD Il SON, Agents, ~ Broadway.
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They all rss class New York hgis tnpe provided with
articles for the and convenience of
ssngcs and comnanaed X men Of experiences IN the sats
sent TO tho subscribers Will 0e forwarded Zee FROM
charges bus those actually incurred.
BOYD K HINCKEN, Agents, 16i Pearl street.
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NOR NEW ORLEANS DrRECT-THE NEW DoUBIE
IL engine steamship BENJAMIN FRANKLIN, Winthrop
Sears Commander Will leave pier g. East river, for the
This ship has haedsoTs accommodations for
For freight or passage, apply on board, or to
THOMAS I. STANTON, % south street, or to
f. LINCOLN Il CO., 100 Pearl street.
Measurement goods rs cents foot Bills Of adng will
be furnished to shippers, Application the clerk
board at .he offices Of the and signed only
board. The steamship WILLIAH PENN Captain Marks,
will succeed, and sail June I'D.
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CROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT-TO CoNTRAC-
sers-seaed proposals, endorsed Proposals for build
ing Sewer in Grand street, will be received ct the office of
the Crotch Aqueduct Department tkotundo, Park until
Monday the 18th day Of June. 1872, at o'clock p. NJ to
build Sewer in Grand street, from Suffolk Essex
being length about t5S feet The plan OF the Sewer and
spechcstions for the building of the and all other
formation relating thereto be obtained application to
the Contract Clerk at this office. NICHOLAS DEAN,
President Of the Croton Aqucduct Department.
New York june 3, 1852.
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ORPORATICN NOTICE-PUBLICN NOTICE is
hereby given to the owner or owners occupant occu
pants of all houses and lots unim lands
affected thereby that the following have been
completed by The ASSESSORS and lodged in the office Of
vzFcr laying Crosswak Fourth street
B. and g. The limits braced by such Assessment,
include all the several and lots Of ground vacant
Fourth street: between avenues and O. Al persons,
and who opposed 20 the either of them,
quested present their objections in writing 20 the der
signed their Office No Hall Of Records within thirty
days from the date Of this notice.
SAMUEL II. DE MOTT,
FRANCIS NICHoLsON.4 Assessors.
ISAAC WM SMITH.
once, Bureau OF AslessmeEts Street Department, June
I.
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(1AVJLICN, NEW BRfGHTON.-rHIS ESTABLISH
! nent il open. There still fine suites of rooms
X large small families TO be nai The dis
nes from New Fork six miles and the trip performed
from twenty five thirty minutes The leaves
ew York from pier No North River, at and IL A. M
snd 81 and r. NJ. The proprietor be the
discs note directed to him, Post Office New York. will
INN ediatey attended TO. +. BLANCHARD.
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CORPORA ATOM NOTlCE.-PU3LIC NOTICE IS
~ hereby given, TO the occupant
pants of all houses and lots improved
affected thereby that The sssessmen. have been
completed by the and lodged in the Office of
the Bureau Of Cor examination by S
inereXed. vfor laying Of tagging, four feet
WIDE through the Thirteenth between
avenues and The limits embraced by such assessments
all the several houses and lots lots
pieces and parcels Of land situated both sides Of Thir
teen tn beteen and G. M ecrsons, whose
interests affected ny The above named
aho cppofed the same either q hem request
ed IN PRESENT thor writing TO the
their clce No Hall OF Records, within thirty days
from lie date Of this notice.
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC VIM. SMITH.
0Tes Bureau ef Assessment Street Department, Juno
], 1862.
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DACkETS FOR HAvAE--srcoND LfNE.--raE F0I~
lowing ships will lave HAVE abe lGth and New York
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re oLpERs $50 rIcTuRE rRANE MAKrns.-ron

MATRIMoNIAL-A GENTLEMAN, WORTH so 900.
WI wants wife worth $1,000 CUmLublo atoms evcd
until the 1st OF July next at wl time VIII 81
turned References exchanged Address Wm. A3jts.ey,
Pnst Z,