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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-10

GORPORATION NOTICE-PUBLIC NOTICE ~
oupants Of al houses And ioss mnrove or 81
lands affected thereby that the following
been completed by the and Iod ged
nee OF the Bureau Of Assessments examinAon
Ry ders alley Cliff The Unite ~ such
yaoant lots pieces ana parcels Of land ssuatsd
100 also Noe. &C. 49, 60 aad g. All persons whose inte-
rests affected BY the above and who
are to tho either Of are to
their objections In writing to tho undersigned ct
their oice No Hall of Records within thirty days from
the date of this notice.
FRANCIS kICHOLsON,} Assessors.
- ISAAC WIN. SMITH,
&, 1852, $500
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DACKETs FOR HAvRE.-srCCfgD LINR.-TBE FOL-
lowing chips will eaye Hagre on tho 18th and Mar

They all first class New York bull. ships, proyideo
with all requisite articles for the comfort and
Of passengers and commanded BY Of experience
trade The price Of passage 10 $l without duor
ooods 10 the Subscribers will be Forwarded free from
any charges but those aotusliy incurred.
BOYD j. HINCKEN, Agents, l6f Pearl streot
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GFREGT DEPARTMENT., NO 4HALL or RECoRps.-
- Public notes IS hereby sven thet tho qowiOs PED
To oIen ono huusrath street, bt.keen tifth aGd
Eigth pave Thirty npth street, between iGlth
avenue and Hudson River to fax Sidewalks ia Clinton
street between eter ard streets where not ,reasy
tagged. Ill persons interested tsvng objections thereto
requested present them in Writing the der ned
his ofee before tho 18Th day septem Inst
JOHN I. DODGE, Street Commissioner.
2. 1850
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-10

RICH FRENCH PAPER HANaINGs-TEoMss
~ Faye Co., 40 Pearl street, between Madison Md
Chatham seeg have just received all the styles
sect from the best French factories The public invited
&c call and exacile Artistic workmen attend the
tail department. TH0S. FAYE u Co. 436 Pearl street.
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CORPORATION NOTICE. - PUBLIC NOTICE rs HERE-
~ by given to the OCCUPANTS
81 all houses lots or affected
thereby that tho following have
TED by the ASSESSORS and lodged the Of the
Bureau Of Assesem nts for by oil
terettedi vzFor paving Third avenue Forteth
Forty urtn streets The limits embraced such
cant lets peces and parcels Of LAND situated sides
ofThrd avenue between Fortieh
on both sides OF Fortyrs Forty Forty third and
tho soutberv side Of streets between Third
westerly therefrom All persons whose Affect
ca by the above named easements and who
the same either OF Them requested present their
oeeto, IN writing to the Undersigned at their office. Me-
Hall OF Records within thirty days the date Of ais
notice. SAMUEt. H. LIE MOTT, J
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
80 ISAAC VIM. SMITH,
oce Bureau of Assessments, Street Depsr ent Sep
tember s. 1852. ~, - 49, -.,1sF
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NROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARVMENT-To CoNTRAC.
" torseaed will be reccived ut the ooe Of
shc Croton Aqueduct Department (R3tunda Park, until
Monday the sxth day q September, 1867 At O'clock
~ 10 build Sewer with the Receiving Basins
and Cuvorts Mario fro Prince street 100 feet
north being in 9Th about 2j feet The plan Of the
Sew er and for the building of the
tlother alton relating thereto be obtained
~SS NICHOLAS DEAN,
Pr,si1ent Of the Ccot:r aueduot Der artment
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DR, RALPH's PRACTICAL PHIyATs TREATISE
- 18th edition, Sf2 pages with patespri0e 81 Sold
~ NO a3 Am street No. stor House, author
Once. formulation from 10 IL A. NJ aud to r. NJ
Sundays exceptsd No. Gf3 Houston Woosts7
sree Mailed FREQ Of postage, BY addressing Boz ESQ.,
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CRoToN AQUEDUcT DEPARTMENr-To CoSTRAC.
u torsSstled proposals will 10 received at the otoe o.
Croon Aqueduct De partmsnt Rotunda, Perkl until
londey the 20th day OF September 1857 at o'clock Pm,
build Sewer, with the necessary reoe ring basins an
.uiver Chambers street. from Greenwich street TO near
being length abont 406 feet The plan of the
eswer and specifications for the building az the same and
al other Information rclatng thereto can be obtained
application 10 the Contract Clegs at this oaee
NICHOLAS DEAN,
Prssident OF the Crotoa Aqueduet Department.
Ne Ynrk .Eantnm,ler lS5l
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REATLl REDUCED RATES.-EMp IRE CITY LINE.
~ For San Francisco via Aspinwall, (Navy Bay) d.
kEVADA, ls0o tons burthen, j. d Wilson. Esq, com
will take her departure Aspinwa
direct, Monday tho fth of October, o'clock, r. ~,
from her Dock pier NO. North River This ell ia
eommodatops speed safety and ventila ton
by any on this route An experienced Surgeon is stachea
to the vessel Passengers per Sierra Eoyads will dsemba
along side the wharf at Aspn WALL and take the
Railroad open nearly Gorgona Tins avoiding
rk attendant upon landing in boas ut Chagres the
river navigation TO Gcrgona For freight passengers
pyto j. HOWARD SON, Agents, Nc. a Broadway.
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SNTBEET DEPARTMENT NO. EALL or RECORDS
~ Public MOTTO is hereby gvea that the folio wing Petit
ons have been preented in the Board OF Aldermen TO
eg avail snd erect pump in fry ourh street between
Ninth and Tenth 20 md grade Feth street.
between Fifth and Seventh avenues; and grade
Fifty second street. from Eleventh avenue Hudson river
Also, tho following Resoutonsro repair Grade set curb
AID gutter and Tag four feet through sidewalks of Forty
rst sttcst between Seventh and Eighth avenuee TO
Fhtyeshth street. from East TO Hddso1 river, All persons
intercepted having objections thereto, requested 10 pre-
sent them IN writing, 10 the undersigned at his Gce
b5f0re the 18th lay ~ September int
JOHN I. DODGE, Street Commissioner.
u
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ANEW PAPER HAEuIEGS--FRANCI PARES s. CO.
~ NO $40 Pearl stree have just received pew
ens OF the richest snd most fashionable French Paper
bangugs selected expressly to decorate the various
rior ns Of the que and ewalinge
The most skilfui vorkmen are employed so hang The
Parerg
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(yRAIES AND FEN n; KELLYs CRATE ANo
~ fender ufacttry No. 34G Broome street d1ors
west Of the Bowery, adjoining Church Bun e
and others Who shout to purohas would do
call, he is that his patterns variety an
cheapness, are unsurpassed.
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- Grsnt at pier No. North river-Pscket Of the 18th
September specia Notce-1his fine ship has been most
comfortably arranged for passengers and the put
the most favorable tsrms First after cabin, Sls0 for
ward cabin single btrths, $780, forward cabin double
btrh $50 For balance Of herths arply immediately on
beard, or to e. d. SUTT( N, - Wall street.
DAssAGE TO CAL1FoRNIA THE NEW SIP CUM
Il BERLAND will sail for an Francisco abanA l5sh
inst and Handsomely accommodates few pgsson-
5. s. 0AKFoRD. o. wall street.
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EMOTION AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENTAL CON-
~ tractoTssealsd proposals win be reSevca At tho o.
Zee Of the Cretca Aquednct Department (kotundA Pak
until Konday the 18th day Of September lSs at o'clock
p. NJ to build Sewer, in Fiteertn street. from SeyeRth
Sixth avenue, being in length about 500 feet The
plan Of the and epeoihcaton for the building Of tho
and all other inform aton relating thereto be OBJ
,sned application to the Contract Clerk st this office
President or tho Crotca Aquedst. Department.
NOW York. Sent. l. 1852.
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EXPoslTION.-oN MONDAY, SEPTEMBER ID. TUE
undersigned will open their fall stock Of Paris made
Man ilns Ileahs, together with magnificent display
OF Dfess 6 oods. La res. Etltrtiy cries. &c.
ALEX. L. STEWART s. Co. Br, al vsy, Chambers
and Eepds streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-10

f,RoroN AoUEDUCT DEPARTMENTAL MAsoNs
~ Sealed proposals. will be received at the ofce Of tue
Croton Aquoduct Department Park until Mon
dav the 10Th day OF September 1857 at o'clock, NJ to
build Thirt street. from Tenth avenue 70
seventyfve feet west of Ninth The plan OF the
aud specifications for the building Of the same and all
NICHOLAS DEAN,
Nav York. nj q.
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1IogPORATIoN EoT1eE-STREEr DEPARTMENT.,
10 Hail a. Reoords-Pubhc notice y hereby given
60 tie pioprtors Of p pgoSs pied NO ~ t sSs
800 a the following rcsolg ton mas oeeh apptpu ~ eu
1!an1non Council Resolved That the per knoWn no
NO on the Hudson river, DO 50 extendea ie.o .J
Hvtbe there to make US extreme enes
rom ths COO eot and according 10 sae map .,
1870 and adopted by the Mayor Aide rmen anu cy i
.,onay II City OF New York the 81, , n ~
& pershe extension OF said pier 80 be mae wnsvr
of the Street Commits iorer and NJ inc
% rroprc.crs pier and 70 be commenced eoro 'ne
srst day Of MAJ next. ,,,o. c,,se the props,
,ars, notice 70 be gvon the propretort ?, s aSmor
leHii ~ srme IN conformity TO tho apesS
iNnu tpe HAD Of Aldermen APRIL y I.. asoptee
ha,p" 'rsard az ssastsn. sdernen April ~ isS w
,.. =, snyyI ~ y. i@s. 60. r, An ~, ,.;8rcr
t'Nav.SsS JOHN :, ErnSS, sss,st S0V"'ss"nsS'
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E8NEh. viii Succeed en- Wednesday,, Sept. TO-
hfSPAT Ii LINE FOR SAN FRANCIsCo-THE
NJ splendid New York built clipper ship FLYING
DGTCHMAr Capt. Ashbell Hubbard, having large por.
toE Of hor engaged, will have the usual Dispatch
OF this line Especial attention this
cent specimen of naval architecture. She built by w.
H. Webb, Esq and has been pronounced uneluaied for
beauty of del and strength aud sailing Qualities
balance Of passage having passed accommo
dttionE, apply tn e b. SUTTON, 81 Wall street,
or 10 GEORGE DANIELs Ganth MLlliarn atreet
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YRoTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT-TO CON
- tractors-sealed Proposals will be received a. the
urt Monday the 18th Of September 1882 at o'clock
r. M lid Sewer with tho necessary Receiving Basins
spd Cnlyerts Tweny-eshth street. from Lexington to
Third being in length about i5 feet Tho plan
specific for the building OF the
rnd ali other relating thereto be obtained
en- ap piio alton Clerk, Mt tnis Office
NICHOLAS DEAN, President of the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-10

SILVER PLATED ON ALBATA WARE-CASToRs,
- baskets table forks So Go SIS; spoons SIS ivory
table cutlery also Cornelius gas fixtures solar lamps
grandoles, mantel oandeabras with ipaii with
pearl trtys &C., all Of new designs ASHER NOR.
GAN l52 William street, between Fulton and Ann oppo-
the church.
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gcoR ARLEsToN.-sTMI.wEEKLY u. s. MAIL
line.-IAe iass steamer UNION capt. X. Adams,
will leave pier North river for above port on Sstur
dag, September II, at o'clock, r. H., precisely. For
freight apply board and for passage at the office OF
SP0FFoRD, TiLEsToNG & CO., As South At.
On application shippers will be furnished with list show
ing the recent reduction Of of freight. Tue SOUTH
ERNER, will succeed en- Wednesday, Sept l5
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yEAsT PowDER.-B. T. BABBITT is TEE cRIGr-
ml Inventor Of the Chemical Yeast Pow ter which is
prepared and sold By him at os GO and 10 Wehi1
street. New York IN tin Those who purchase should
that they get that with the above on.
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DuSTP0E EMEN T.--SONTaG SFRENADE.-Pgg
grand Sercpaoe 20 he given TO Maisme Sontry be she
American mueical Fund society," ssssted BY nunerocs
this tFroay) evening to MON DAY EYENinG boz
J3 st II o'clock L. NJ the Committee coar
kncnesg, consequence OF the Ia&
night, to disturb the rest OF Macame sontsg
eutvo evenings The gr.rd Serenede Of the society
will take place Monday evening, september H. At
O'clock l.. NJ. HkNhf G. WATSON,
JOHN a. KYLE. COMMITTEES,
TBEO, EIsFELD.
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gls. WARD, AUTnOa Oh TgE "gEDioAL FgiEeu..'
A. sonsingea HE olee practice With hs psaa SEsst
suoeess at tho old ostshlhsd pl.os Csnn stress
from Rrosdwsy atsrs11s drug store, Hours from
o'clock d. NJ. TO 10 o'elooS p. M. Priees Moderate.
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DEPARTMENT OF REPAIRS AND SUPPLIES. AU-
~ gust 3lst lS52To Iron Founders-geaied proposals
will be received at the Office of the Commissioner Repairs
and Supplies basement No New City Hail. until satur
I'm b publicly opened Gin accordance with the
dougel street. Spring street. Said similar
to the erected in Thirty third street. All information
required in regard to the erection said tower
At the office Of the Superintendent Of Repairs to Public
Buildings No 70 Elizabeth street. Blank estimates will
be furnished at either ofoeNB. the Commissioner re-
soryes the rFht Of rejecting all any of the estimates
deemed fer the interest of the Corporation.
VIM ADAMS Commissioner of Repairs and Supplies.
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ETHrRzATIoN A Iona most novel operation was
performed al South Boston yesterday afternoon Francis
Ager, ESD, has ~ his possession, at his residence 10
South Boston, ion about six months old, Of the species
known as the American lion and brought a short time
since from South America The lion he has increased
in size, has grown quite ierocious and Il was deemed adj
ysabIe to remove his claws, which very sharp 10
prevent him from doing injury 10 those who might ap.
proach his cage. To accomplish this end, Dr. Charles
II Jacks yesterday administered ether TO him At first
he was quite and snappsh and difficulty was
experienced in getting the sponge TO his At last
however, soothing impression was made and after
pound and half had been administered, he became per.
fecily doce, and slept quietly for twenty minutes IN
The mean time his claws were removed with pair Of
sharp pincers and when his lionshp awoke from his
trance he found himself deprived OF his most formidable
weapons Of defence The lion recovered his wonted
agility, and this morning as lively ever. II il
probable that ii will be necessary 10 cut OF his teeth be-
lore be will be considered safe pet[ Boston Traveller
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
FRIDAY. JUNE is. 1852.
reading If The journal.

After the reading Of the journal,
Mr. STUART asked leave TO move TO take from The
Speakers table the territorial bulls lying thereon. Tor i'm
mediate action on them
Mr.. STANTON. Of Tennessee, remarked that il was
evident that no quorum was present, aud he would
therefore move that when HE House adjourned, they
would adjourn to meet Monday next, as, II they
sembled on Saturday no business could be Transacted
for want Of quorum,
Mr. JONES, OF Tennessee demanded a division on
this motion.
Mr.. STEPHENS, of Georgia demanded tellers upon
it; which being ordered. the vote announced
ayes 9s noes ~; quorum having voted, the motion
10 adjourn agreed 10.
Mr.. STUART again asked leave to 10 proceed 10
the consideration oil the business tbe Speakers table
But objection being made, leave GAS not granted.
Mr. CHANDLER asked leave 10 report, from the
Committee the Library, resolution authorizing hlt
committee 10 accept, frame and place IN The new II.
brary portrait OF Henry Clay which Philadelphia
artist (whose Mr. G. did not announce) had offer.
ed 10 present TO Congress
But objection being made, leave not granted
On motion, the House then adjourned.
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by ). &. nIeeuInn. hneuonerr.

rHANCERY sALE-By virtue the circuit
The District Of Columbia FOR the county o. washngon sitting IN
chancey, the of Edward T.. wnder ali
A. Emory al win offer for sale public auction
i9th day of June next the premises, M,
numbeca6 g, and square numbered 9is.
fronts - feel north street BY 20 feet ~ inches deep and
029 square ret n ground. Lot number
fronting street. pubic space
by ~ 9Th Vermont avenue
the clear formed by the intersection q Vermont
and 18th running back the width
! $50 square feet.
The TERMS prescribed by the decree, Opehd Of the pnr
chase 70 BE- paid nj sale and the residue IN O. ~ and ~
months day of which
be by purchasers notes
u payment OF the purchase money the Of The
n. G. sPALDTNG, Trustee.
j. Q. Mcguire, Auctonser.
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ny A. GREEN, Auet;osesr.

OFFENSIVE SALE or VERY SUPERIOR HAND MADE
Writing and Letter Paper at Aucon-on Monday the 2lst
instant, shall sell auction The OF 9th
avenue, O'Clock and superior
oi paper 700 very nade hot
and highly finished letter PAPER and plains 20 fooscap,
and lot Of parchment drawing and bookbnder THIS
paper John T. sullivan, 1899
S0, sye designed Congress
the public oices the mandatory from 81 Is
Of linen pink lape,
husbands andbases lead pencils pen WATERS ietipr
rulers, &c, will be sold ia lots 81 purchasers.
under Si00 cash 500 credit Of
MONTHS for satisfactorily endorsed bearing
A. GREEN
June I'D Auctoneer.
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a co.,, THE Steamer GEORGE WASHINGTON will de.
Txns part follows. Boat's fare, ~ coach are
s&~X Persons making the Trip Tor pleasure, boats
price. coach leaves 9Th street, Northern Market
coach also leaves the Capitol At TX ~, 1915 l2k aX3S 8
6E.
Leave Alerandria at *, ~, 1og, I2g, ~, ~, 5gk
- - JoB CoRsoN,
June l5-d Captain,
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June I'D
Drugs, medicines, Chemicals, Perfnmery, Fancy Arr
ttcles,

Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals Perfamery, Fancy Ar
ttcies, sc.
SAMUEL X. SYLVESTER Druggist corner of streets,
y possession stock pure
drugs medicines and chemicals together with and hean
iu popular aud for the
fashionable toilette fancy ARTICLES alt which
sale the most pleasing and accommodating
Grateful liberal, patronage generously
awarded establishment he beg leave the
thai all ordets heretofore viii receive his prompt
PIE attention.
gSPhseinn prescriptions carefully compoundedibis depart
being under his supervision.
SODA WATER.
His soda fountan, Swans patent amospherc from which the
be quaed copou decousness, OPERATION
uang by dayincreasng patronage the iu appreciation
medicinal properties agreeable
qualities the inspd common huru eabonc acid
copper fountains, yelep water, under
cognasn d-nensed 10 conading, unispcctng pubic.
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Nv T. @. McGII0E. Auc,,oneer

VALUABLE ISLAND LOTS AT AUCTION.-on Monday afer-
June 2l o'clock, the Premises shalt sell lot
No IL in No $685. fronting forty five feet Twelfth
west running back 1856 feet inches 3Jieet alley This
frame STABLE carriage house, and shop built the
end, which will BIZ sold with il.
Also No. 49, square fronting y feet l2h street,
and running hack 20 feet a ID feet alley.
Terms third cash residue and twelve months, for
satisfactorily secured, bearing interest.
June Id J. G. MCGUIRE, Aucioneer
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by Nc. N. sTRATTos, Auctlo...r.

VALUABLE LOT AND IMPROVEMENTS AT AUcrioN-o
Tuesday, the O'Clock, shall
sell part Of lots and l. square No 3 situated lt
west, between l. and north, having front Of % feet with
depth
frame dwelling, with back building and wood house, good
anable condition On the premises plum and peach
gOoseberries, aud slirubbeIy
Terms: residue equal instruments g. 49, and
IS months, interest, satisfactorily secured.
Conyeyances the Of purchaser Title originally from
l1-lIa
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An OPPORTUNITY 20 purchase Dry Goods
sacrifice cashhe nbscrber- having determined
make storesroOm order keep
the rapid improvements going IN The national metropolis,
but accommodation OF
enstomers respectfully the citizens Washington
Alexandria, Georgetown, aud wishing the city, tina, they
will commence today entire stock Of goods
and many articles much below We shall continue 70 sell as
above stated until the 18th Iuy by that time hope shall have
disposed Of the whole stock The win then be closed for
short time in order No make the Improvement
while selling be .su This opportunity
that has never before presented itself citizens and they viii
do well examine goods wanting,
determined sell very cheap so a.
close by the time above named.
cLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, 3 co.
June I7-lwdif
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a -r-71 THE steamer OsCEoLA leaves Washington for
above places every Wednesday and Saturday
Nn3~asd O'Clock, M. arriving Norfolk morning
the going Returning will Norfolk every
Monday and Thursday ~ 4 O'Clock, .. M.
She WIN touch going returning, Old Point Piney Point
Cone river, and the usual landings the Potomac.
and are Norfolk, ~ Old P0D 81 Point
and return, 81, 70 PBey Point S1,
June l0-du JAMES MITCHELL,
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DIED.

ON the l7 instant In Psentaway Prince Georges county Mary
land WILLIAM THOMAS formerly OF Alexandria Virginia, but
for resident OF Washington ciy, d. o.
Wednesday morning. 10Th, MIRIAM, and Thursday
evening" the l7 instant ANNE twin daughters OF THOMAS aud
EMILY =. BLAopEs, aged six and half months.
funeral viii place from the residence Of their parents,
Jersey avenue O'Clock this aenoon which the friends Of
lle family invited 10 attend.
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PETITIONS, UNDER TuE RULE.

BY Mr.. HEM Tie petition OF Dr. VIM Trppeu and
~ Others asking for the establishment OF nuil-fon om
Charlton Iowa. via Glenns, White Breast, and Hopeve,
to Pisgah: referred TO the Conmiee The Post Office
and Post Roads Also, the petition Of K w Steele and
l02 others, asking Tor the establishment Of malfone from
Apple Grove, Iowa, via Feels, Hartford, and Palmyra 10
and Post Roads.
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BY TELEGRAPH.

ATTiraI u nc ISabf -LateT from HItaaa,
CuARLEsroN June lS-The steamer babel, Captain Ro
iin has arrived from Havana, dates from that city
The 10Th instant.
The steamer Cherokee, from New Orleans, bonnd 10
York sailed from Havana The lslh.
The steamship EdoIado had arrived at Havana nom
Navy bay,
Al ARRIVAL at Harbor island reports Tho barque Mary.
from New York, with cargo Of ice, wrecked on The Bs'
honla islands.
The island Of Cuba was quiet
No political commercial news oil moment
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wR requested that the Observatory engaged in
making VI observations in with the astronomical
expedition Chill public requires that the officers
engaged should be therefore u has been
decided close the Observatory yseri every nom and
visiers win be admitted any between ~ aud O. p
June 4-tf