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st Of their names -
John Cooper,
John ID. Brown,
Ransom Beach,
David Winb0rn,
Lewis Magic,
J. o. Chapman,
William Il. wilkinson
James ii. Halpln.
Henry Stanmyer,
s. II. Purnell,
Thomas j. Bryan.
George ". Mctcalf,
William ii. Craft,
james b. Pagan.
Augustine Montoro,
II. Thomson.
Thomas Littlo.
Michael Kconan.
Hiram West,
John Seiford,
Thomas lIudnall, Jr.,
John Cline,
n. Q. Bell,
Franklin Boyd,
John q. Bush,
John Denton.
Harry Williams.
Charles N. Howell,
Thomas X. More,
r. d. McMullcn,
James Smith.
Daniel D'Wolf,
InOmaS IL. Ice,
James M. Wilson,
II. M. Gridcr.
Cornelius Secbrins,
John +. Pruitt,
Isaac frccborh,
Preston Essex,
William X. Herb,
Edgar Crissey,
Benjamin Gilmour,
Henry b. Metcalf,
George Richardson,
Benjamin Hannah,
T. A. Simpson.
John A. Sewers
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AMUsENIENTs IN nROOKLYN.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS BRAHAM RESPECTFULLY
a that he WILL at the request OF many friends
IN hro1kyn give popular Concert a. the Brook
ing the last Of his FIRST Of Now York Mr.
augustus Brsham will be aided by Nine. Wallace ouohee
Miss 1eria Leach and Mr.. Grsatorex Toket 60 cents
each Concert to commence NJ 71a O'Clock.
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NRANKLIN MUSEUM. ITO CHATHAM sQUARR-GHO.

EENNkI1N MUsEUM, ITO ClIATHAN SQ6AKE.-GEO.
Lea, ProPretor-Two performances are giyon eveey
day. 9S =. cs.ooE in the sad = hall
In the United States whore the model Artists seen
The company composed Of troupe seleofod for
mile Csainst Premier Msde. e this s.ab,hmont
selected from the most admired w
win appear sysry af.eTns9n and evening Mons Lars the
yards the ceiling at elevation Of twenty
from the ground and eighteen ength feat which
n, Tord eyer Mens Gregoir
audience choose Offer with feats
OF strength Tho unrvaed tribe Of Aorobatio Sisters"
producing great exsitement BY their eIhbl
lions variety OF miscellaneous given
every afternoon and evening such
In tho world For full particulars Of eaeh
Seats in Private Boxes 10 CENTS Orchestra Seats with
l2L cents. 80 -' ''' ~->S.S'
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ADJUSTMENTS. A

RARNUMS AMERICAN MUSEUM.-P. T. BARNUM,
Manager and Proprietor; John Grsenwood Jr., Assist
ant Msnager-Admisson to the cntro Museum and per-
cents; children ten undor par
guet l2 cents extra Monday aad Tuesday March and
TO- Evening * o'clock. CHERRY AND FAIR STAR.
or tho Camel Driver and hs VIE Afternoon -
the comical farce CAUGHT IN HIS OWN TRAP after
which the wonderful Antipodeansm of Professor
his last weekcomic singing and tho
arce lust from London, very ughable and called AN Or
GAnG Isas, aa ana I'll. The Henry
curiosity Seven spacious saloons filled with newell
objects OF curiosity In Natural History, 60.
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EELLoWS' MIN NSTRELs.-rHH PROPRIETOR OF TEE
original and celebrated corps Of Ethiopian Performers
respectfully informs the citizens Of New York that
closed their n this city until fmrsher notice. They
vous to their reopening their Concerts in Broadway
j. B. FELLOWS Proprietor.
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y US TrnaGv,r as HVvsa 1HCHANICS HALL NO.
during the week. until further notice The original wc
kn9wn Chrstys Mnsrels comprising an efficient and
satic corps OF talented and Experienced
under & a tho of Christy whose
tns CITY, Tor Of fvo have
favor by highly respectable and audiences
JiekeS - cents Doors open at 6a and will
O'CLOCK The patrons Of Chrstys Minstres are respect
fuy informed that the Saturday ssnssn are dis
w. w. Gould N soA'S "
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w UUU5 MINSIKEll H4LI, "a BROADWAY, ABOVE
W Howard street.-Wood's Minstrels-L. Wood, Pro-
Erieter; s. A. Wells, Managsr-0pen overy nght-Mr.
d M gr@as pleasure IN announcing that he has e
s. Wells e. Horn. 7. y. Briggs, Leopold D. Meyer and
until further notice in variety Of now and original
merit the APPRECIATION Of his friends public Tickets
- cents Doors at qnarer before Il to
quarter before 80 clock Grand Concerts on
and Saturday afternoons, at 8 O'Clock.
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Arrival OF the Cuban Prisoners at New York,
from 9paln-Ylsit TO the Prlsoners.

On Saturday morning, We visited the ship Prentice
commanded by Captain Woodbury., now lying in tho
East river Pier No H. which had been chartered by the
United States government to bring the unfortunate Gu
ban prisoners to their native country Upon going
board the Prentice which Is anc, well built square
rgyed vessel Of about 800 TONS We pushed way 10
the after cabin, through groups Of tall well built men,
butndiereny Glad and In appearance not unlike troops
Of Irish cmigrants, who were apparently consulting
AZ O their ftiture carccr
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CALIFORNIA TICKET FOR SALR--IN THE STEAMER
~ 18th Of March by the Empire limo; first cabin ticket
state rooms both sides steamer Now Orleans and
Sierra Nevada Apply at No. lo Greenwich street. corner
Of Dey street.
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CALIFORNIA TICKETS.

CALIFORNIA TICKET FOR sALE-ONE THROUGH
first cabin Ticket in Steamers Sierra Nevada
Orleans Of Msreh 18th Apply at Lovejoys Hotel LAG
CALIFORNIA sTEERAGg TICKET, THROUGH. FOR
~ saleOnc Ticket in the Sierra Nevada through
Gornia for the 7th inst Apply 10 MATHEW, TALBOT &
GO. No. South street.
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COPARTNERsHIP NOTICES.

N0TICR;-THB FIRMS OF JOHN MACE. OF THIS
~ city composed Of John Mace Gabriel Meeker. and
Nathaniel Gray and W. Gray Co.. of San Francisco
hfornia dissolved BY their limitation on tho sth
Of January last and the hrm of Mace Meeker BY
death Of John Mace All persons indebted 10 ssher OF the
undersgned and all persons having claims against
the said firms. against John Maoe Individually are re-
quested to present the forthwith.
SIMON SHINDLRR, Exccutors-&c.,
HARRIET s. MACE, SIS Carmine ssreet.
The business will be continued heretofore at the sams
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The steamship United States, Captain Berry arrived al
this port last night from Chagres whence she sailed
the 4th at o'clock 2. NJ, and Kingston, Jamaica,
the 6th inst
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CIRCUS, NEW YORK AMPHITHEATRR, 81 BOWKRY
BENEFIT of Mr. Chas. Rivers. Monday evening. March
on which occasion will be performed tho nook heroic
horsemanship byhe company Sherwood tho first
lady equestrian of America has
act the occasion, be sides other Attractions
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ry>HE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL, UNITED STATES
Mail SteameIs-phe ships eomPesing th.s line the
fo GGrt eat

PACIFIC, Captain Nyo.
ARCTIC Captain Luce.
BALTIC Captain Comstock.
ADRIAT.C, captain Grafton.
Those ships having built by tract expressly For
foryic has boon taken in their
their strength and speed
and their passengers unequaed Tor
elegance and comfort.
Price " passage from New York to Liverpool, In first
cabin 500 In second cabin, $40 Exsusiye OF extra
sizs state rooms, $500.
From Liverpool TO New York, ESQ and go.
An experienced surgeon attached to each ship.
No berth secured until paid for.
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DHxPPIU0,

E10R Observation-Disclosures STATES MAIL STEAM.
II ship ARCTIC, Capt. James q. Luce,-This etc ame-
will depart with the Unit ed states mails for Europo posi-
lively Saturday. August at IL o'clock NJ, from her
berth Mt the foot Of Canal etrot No berth secured till
paid for For freight passage having unoquaed
modatons for elegance and comfort apply to
EDW. COLLINS & CO., No. 66 W all street.
The Steamship PACIFIC will succeed the ARCTIC, and
sail August 81, ,sa..~
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CoRpogATIo N NoTIcE,--pupLTC NOTICE rs

roRpORATT N NoTICE--PUpLIC NOTICE rs
" hereby given 10 tho cwner owners occupant or
pants OF s house, and lota improved unmpro we'd
etei thereby that tho following hnvo
completed tho Asocssors and are lodged in tho oco OF
ba Rurcnu Of for examination by all
interaeted yirr psvia the rinsh avenue from Thirty
a. ~ ~ gorty hird street The limits embraced by c
include all the several houses % grouud,
vacant ots pieces and parcels o. aad situated on both
strese on tc orsheriy sic q sret on both
si6ess IN hirtv asventh Tbrty Sishth Thirty ninth
Tortieth yrst and rorty loeoro seo.s add tho
southeFly side 81 Torty csiterg TO tho
Tsht n4cnre ana westerly halfway tao Tenth avenue:
nj whose interests Afsoea ~ sse ebov
Sbdwlo nre ereesea % ~ t ~ elslss %
chem nee rsoncstea their ctediaritn Ttstur
e ne Eglseaed, ~ their ffr9h hpt q hsaof"''
Vitln thlgSs * "a frc "a Nhp sRte ~ sbiFa 1.t e
StWWEI r ~ topT
.sI Nds t9a@ PpNNIts NfcYOh30N 15.slrs.
a.fs 4# ISAAC WM. Ssl14. 10 =
-s Bois4 q hiasaallsats. IS fth4 s'A .uat 4 K tt3
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AGTRO OGT.

MRS. BREWSTER, FROM PHILADELPHIA, TEN.
l dcrs her services to ladies and gentlemen Of this oi
IN astrclcgy love and law matters Interpreting drcam
and will tell the namo OF the lady seIslenan they will
Great Joncs street. corner Of Bowory SLad 90 ssnS
gentlemen 81. - IT
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RowIRx TuHAz1R.--DOcRs OPEN AyUe, uorRyu
Z s:s :::. s; = :.i ss. F s. .s
49, :e:alas J.s o. Msesls.sr. sas great WHARF
: 'A' As'' vi 4E Es,i SsExAns OF woxors.
NArIonAL IHxAIRl. ca 2! sraErT.-DooRa
-,gN@.i., .vsslas July g; s VA presented
sra.assystse Eassrtsi.risss y D.. Aato,is cordo,
-L-- .n.sss yea FsN yE.ilis 1 f.1fs'Si;tiHs
...y we DOB: AZ
s..s.' .1's' Ss;s s'y ft$S ssss ;:;;:-..
nv 1'v''''' NaFoIESssl ' Drs'klga cie' CUB
RownRY 1nnArEE- soIRETs xAoIoUrs-rH1
.agkLowi;dgad original Wizard 0f the Ass-Ns other
s ever a.
st ths ist q wonders-An nsw-CsmmceeiIs. 70 night
f Sssss r :: bss.ss
rsss 81 nast: Tsssh Cod asp
f s = % :s
sss %ss ss.n s By any
RARMUxs AMERICAN MUsEuK.-ADETssIoN. Is
~ ssnss shlas:s i: Cents p:tsust oss extra.
ssoSns Views. and Optical reSosfs will Ss wssS
aass Tho
CAsTLE GARDEN.-rRENcH 8. EsrsER PRO-
rrstorsaAdmssioa =, cents DoCrs open .. z to
81 the summer' Thursday evening July 30 Herr
Cline tho unparalleled Rope Dancer, and Professor Honey
and Son. tho most tonshnG Equtbrists Of the
tho Same night together with several musical performances
vHRIsTY'soPEEA HOUSE MECHANICS HALL. NO.
az Broadway, above Grand street. evory might
known Chris.ys Minatfes prsns eHcsnt and
sate cJrps" OF talented and perfornors
under the mnnagemca. of chr'y whose concerts 10
With favor by highly pectable fashionable audiences
as RssT II
discontinued.
TNOODs MINsTRELs. AZ BROADWAY, ABOVE
nnem OF H. Wood, whose concerts and Ethiopian deli
noatons Acknowledged to no tho best offered
newly ventilated, and leo water foautar
centEe making IL the coolest place az In the
city. Admission rs conts children under IL half
price Doors cpen at u concert Commences az onook N
BThs Wednesday and Saturday afternoon concerts
discontinued ur iii further notice.
ERANKLfN MUSEUM, HD CHATHAM SQUARE
II George Lea, Proprietor.The above establishment e
afternoon at o'clock aud in the evenng at
living Stetuary, by Mile Cazpets Troupe Of Model
ees together with variety OF beautiful porformances
In private boxss 90 cent stage seats with cushioned
chairs " "a CENTS boxes 70 cents; gallery, La cents
EEENCH OPERA COMIC AND VAUDEVILLE COM
pany. together with the talented Rouset family al
together pTsng hundred in number, will open Mt
Castle Garoen, Monday noNt gust 21irst night Of
COURONNE lCTown III onda -Pru clip Il characters by
Mines. Teury jolly and Pilot; Nh. Biguet Dubriney. and
GRAFT grand ycrsissoment by the -Four Sisters Rous
set.
Two SINGERS.-WANTED TO TRAVEL WIN AN
u Exhibition. two young wen They must be willing TO
assist the performance ss vol as to take part eos
Ducts Etdsisn Mnstreisy BE. Apply this day between
the hours Of 10 snd2 at FRANKS No. % Centre street.
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CORPORATION NOTICE. = PUBLIC NOTICE IS
hereby ysa 70 tas owner Or swnsrs Or 90
lands, Affected thersby that tac following asaessmcnts
have been preted by abe Asseo and lodged in the
Bureau fAsEsssments, fer son by all
psrsoas in.srosted viz Per ra.sg rssaati.s setting
G WALL street, from Trent 70 South street, and building
Slysrts and basins whore the necessary to cen
present Grade OF South street. The Mts
brseed BY sssh include al tss several houses
situated the noYtberIy sis Of Wsu street. between
Water aad South strset sad on the southery side, boz
tween Pearl and Sorth Streets both kdss Of Water
street from line opposite Gouvsrneur lane 70 sbent sns
hundred feet north sf all street trest Mes to
Me westerly side Of Frsnt street. between suveneur lane
and street No. north Wall streets and tho ssstry
side front street. between street Nos M sRd LIS and
the eastorIy SIDE Of Pearl between styeotNo III and
Wall street All persons whose interests are afeeteo by the
above named snts, and who spposod TO the
same either q them requested to present tasr
iectiops in writing to the undersigned, NJ their oes.
No Hall Of Kscods within thirty days from the date Of
this notiss. SAMUEL II. DIX MOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
n. ISAAC WIN. SMITH, ~
0se Bdrsau OF Assessmonts Street Departments Juy
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GREET DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF RECORDS
- Public notice is hereby given that the following petit
ons have been presented in tho Bosrd Of Assistant Alder
mepTo regulate set curb and gutter side
Greenwich street between cade and chambots streets TO
and regulate Seventh I30th 10th
street. ALI persops interested having thereto,
requested to present them la writing the under
signed at his Office, before tho 4th day of August
next. JOHN 7. DODGE, Street Commis sioner,
nj
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xrgGPlstEa.

NOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAyRE.-THE UNITED
W States mail stcnnishp nUMbOLDr, ". Lines, scrn-
msnder viii leave Tor aayre touohag 1T Southa
lang the mails ano passengers IVY s.s -
passage In ttst cabin S20j eo. do second do SD bFa
gage got wanted during the voyage should BIO
ohnndso Will be received board after Thursday JSly
freight or passsse, amply to
NoRTINkR LIVINGSTON, AseDs, 81 Brosdway.
EoR NORFOLK, PETERSBURG, AND RICHMOND
4 United Strtes Mail stenwsbip ROANOKE, Il Parfas
at O'clock. Z n. Bills Of adng esned only bcard
Ior freight or passage applyto LuDhAM PLLAsANTB,
" Front street, Old slip.
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CORPORATION OTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE rs HERE
~ by given to the owner owners, occupant
pants all houses and lots i'm proved
Affected thereby that the following have been
by the Assessors and lodged in tho flee Of
the Bureau of Assessments for examination by all
Broomo to Grand street The limits embraced by such
include the houses and lots Of ground
pieces and land situated both sides
Of Lewis street. from Broome to Grand street. All persons
whose interests affected by the above named
ments and who Opposed the same either Of them
neersigned, 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. SMITH,
Once Bursaa Of Assessments Street Department, July
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no PRINTERS.


vINO PRINTERS-A BARGAIN-AN INTEREST IN A
JOB Printing office, in Fulton street. for ssic at bar
gain. Is doing frstrAte business. which osrld he
dress j. Pratt, Nc. BIG Broadway. III @7 ~.
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Tho steamship Columbia will ply between San
m @ NV
%
and passengers between Panama and San Trsa
re .i
aSss b. @ Fss
Ghasres oeents foot and from Panama San ran
pey s ShfSE isis1' q Pss.ss:
Companies ia west street corner Of Warren New York
snw .saaAsi MY Rog. .s
Teal commander will leave pier No. East river for the
'Sa
Passage [. cabin state room 500 passsge in stssisse
w. SSfS So 81 U.s.:
81 { as ss9i
.lcss the sssnt. and signed only board freight
u % IT, ssss Fem aS
Sears. commandsr will succeed and sci. on Friday 20
NEW YORK AND ALABAMA STEAMSHIP con-
shs
Ssss @ n M Viii a s: ssy from s
hs's sss
Broadway.
a AUSTRALIAN LINE or PACKETS FOR roRT
MADISON G. A. Trnndy commando viii sail for Ii. gold
@ ,,ss
:ss:s e. r s:s:s. :s:::
viii IS supplied rss q oharse. For remsia1s tsrth ion.
Rsl VIII be FsfS s'''
lo3 nnd IL South stress.
THROueH 70 SAN FRANcIsco AT REDUCED
s:s IL;
Bay
": s:;s.: est:
sas a:ssss Rssssss s e s.a
IL aIs sss
K. a.. ssya sas
s s "a. IT, @ ss &c =
-. sls'ass s'ssss f'' 'ss b Syyyl9Es insooxs CO,
o''s'A As:yS oais h e ych isFsSs' .
r.... iss wsss .ss:e., corner % Liberty .tss,t.
We sn'ss ssis; Il. p.nsms 81 id:
n 70 TINS avoiding he rsk
" GsrEonn. - - ,'''''
pIoNEER LINE or AUSTRALIA PACKETS. SAIL
Ing monthly The splendid slip EP;AGINANDos. hsv
sidney The ist q Augas. The or
PARTIES on
Tor thenesye Tho families sann,, b
.sEs his y ssS's IL fSs
sno otEer prorer wl % SSs
BEN 'sss. sg.ii s R 'O
1FF hIsHT Ps Ass
Dock Brooklyn. l25 bur them built In 2rtA tareina,
entirely oak recently put ia complete order. She
ia three years old light Of vatsF found Ia sails
and Raging, asupqrgr ycscit1r the
ins trade. IL disposed q at private sale she viii ts
sold ataustiop cl0te on Noenelday,
~. N. L. MCkEADF Co. 80 SOUTH street
gruprRr CRY rrNE-roR SAN FRANCISCO. VIA
II tspin van direct and Ssa Joarse spsendg ioaiis
engine siea phip slEkKA NENADA, iSOB cons burshca,
J psytou WiiaAni FL, cgrtnAsdrr, T fcaYs or asrn.
wall dlrocs 1anr " ~ day Of ausiss. ha
pir No rrfsh river ills eteHmcr Ina Asaod qo-
conInodnins - urcqealls in hor rec
. HOWARD & seNlNo.s, ercatesy.
pAFcfs 81 SAILING VESSELS WAITED, 70
~ treF y See irnm n ~ ,Ewep oatta Heisga Glg.r
r.Rf N"E1 " EeM Ntts hpplA 80 tie nuc 1ttN.
ttasssssu Ntosi q Of tsoa sd Wst
Frtth pr 3. y ~ hWHhNAN : aGtuti ~ Esrt. hRens
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LIQUORS.
SCoTCH ALE, GREENoCK C0Y'S WE'LL KNOWN
~ brand landing Petrol in quarts aud pats.
ereys ard Bass pale aes London Porter Barclay
81 Perkins 10 arrive Champagne tho famous fleur
lery and Bouey Brand Scotch and Irish Whskey pun
cheons, casks and demi johns. For sale by
CLARK Il LAURIE, l2l Front street.
WHITE AND RED PORT WINE, &c.-THE SUB
scriher has received from oporo, some Of tho highest
grades OF White and Red Port Wine. which he
bottles drasght Bgh grade Of Pale and Brown
RES from the celebrated houses of Domecq and Peartin
Nercs Old Pale and Dark Henuessy's Brandy, pretty
sure preyentatye against cholera Look ont. Apply to
eALbEkI DAN lS 10 Pine street, corner OK William street.
CT. JULIEN AND ST. ESTEPHE CLARET.-2oo Doz
~ Of the above Wines in fne condition. warranted
genuine Bordeaux Mt 81 1913 and 81 60 per dozen bottles
returned. 200 dozen excellent Whte Wine 81 rs per
bottles returned-for sale by WIN Ii. UNDERHlLL, 400
Broome street, corner Crosby street.
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WISUELLiNEOUa.

AASOHAAA<AIunOOMs
fNOLD PENS.--A. G. BAGLEY CO., MANUFACTE.
rers OF Gold Pens and Pen oil Cases. and paeneea Of
ne Cases, No. IL Maiden lane and
III (irving House) broadway.
DEANCTs AND IyORY.-20OO BUSHELS OF PEA
nuts, in lots Of fifty bushels, and upwards cheap,
from ship. Also, half ton of Ivory first second and
third sizes Apply to E. r. WARE, liz Pearl street, third
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GTREET DEPARTMENT. NO. 4, HALL OF RECORDS.
~ Public notice is hereby given that tie following petit
ton has been presented in the Board of Aderme
Thirty ninth street, betweon Eighth aud Hudson
river persons interested having objections thereto,
requested to present then in writing the UNDER
signed 1T his Office. before the 4th day August
next JOHN 4. DODGE, Street Commis sic ner, =.
July 81. 1852.
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nEBrNESS. CURED---A WONDERFUL CURE AFTER
~ deafness of twentythree years standing. II was
cured in six weeks by Dr. Roback and although
years old, hear we'll in my life. At d
fercnt times, during twentythrce years dsafness APP
piled TO some half dozen or dozen physicians, all oil whom
told nothing could be done, that the drums Of ears
Robeck determined TO call upon him. and he succeeded in
inskinga perfect Three weeks after called him.
could hear little better and In six weeks tho triunrh
complete through tho scientific conuraons OF tins
troat doctor All my friends were aatonshed II this un-
ookedcr result. am extremely grateful to Dr. Robaok
and shall remember him with te hyeliest enQtions
Should any who may road this DO steptica inSto
tho railroad, Manayunk Pa Cstharine lekoy, her mark
Commonwealth Of PcnnsylvlNia city OF Phladcphisbo
il beeed that this ID day huno Do-
mini egto0n hundred and hI6y before lac, Charles Gu PIN
Esq Mayor 81 This city personally cane she within ma ned
Caharinc loicy, who onE duly according 70 law
dcpoeo and ay that the within statement m true In every
psTtieuar. In testimony Whereof havo hereto set ny
axc tho and year atovs Written Charles Gitrin
Mayor All letters 20 q. w, KOBACk no. White 1trosb
II paid will c relisicusy attended TO- Tor moro par
ticplsr ca ard get ga ASTROLOGICAL Almanac gratis werS
ctrtifcnteH can be seen III ts
MATIMoNY MADE Easy, OR NOW TO WIN a
NA lnter Professor Tawton, Boston formerly cflor-
eor viii sesd cay ataress, receipt pf ons ar, sr
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