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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-29
Markets..

SAN FRANCISCO Saturday, Oct 20.
lta our at we have 70 notice degree Of inter
81 N ouI market than has been apparent for some time
'e th INST, the various clippers and other vessels from
ms AeAtc ports bad been much retarded in their arrival
oSS@son scarcity OF most articles Of general mciChan
oe Transactions arrive had been consequently made 20
cSeef extent perhaps than has been previously
Fehoed IN San Francisco and the prices paid
iets Aso reached speculative point, while IN but few
eeSs was there snY % complain the part OF the
importer
From he activity presented within the few days
EVIDENT that generally speaking there stocks
and quotations mark the Of articles fully
sustained should the rains OF which we have had shg4
visitation admit Of out door aons for the next fort
usht very heavy business may be ANTICIPATED durng that
rnod There no great number OF vessels tuy que ans
onl Of our clippers the wey should MAKE heT D
resranoe after unusually short passage our li PIE
srye their present healthy tone or come time e least
The facility with which merchants have been aoie n
meet the operation OF the Oous set OF Congress relative 20
the eept Of ugots The custom house matter Of eou
sreiulaCn. From the exhibit OF the books Of ire )t'o
y apTeR that the amount OF duties paid within the las Tort
night has been heavy owing dou0 20 The iese eS
tent ofuportfions; while at the same time pleased
that the premium American coin has not material
IN advpuced Exert where The dusCs be pald
lage merchants appear 10 have preferred TO MAKE
their payIn ents in standard money thereby CuabBg them
close cons gnents definitely wthoat being Obliged %
await the result Of giving bonds for 3 u the duties
he tIusiecs We Trust tina. this state o. things VIII con
tnue least until some eei can be had upon the rcem
bling ofCongrcss.
FLoUR-we quote Hsxal and Gallego az SS2; Chile p
Demand brisk aud tendency 10 advance The stock on
hard is equal TO SOOO bbls American and 1000 fun sacks
Chile. We shall pIobabythsve arrivals "a all OF November
f nbout COO hbls from the Atlantic States From the
latest formation received from we infer that
hpments from that quarter viii be very light IL is there
than probable that during the coming mouth hour
viii reach higher Prce than yet obtained this season
The demand from the Interior and The consumption for the
ctv will be equal 70 So coo bbls for the coming month
srcARsThere pothing doing in this article sales OF
~, coo lbs No. China a Hurricane, remain SIN unsod
les been stated thf TIC has been cued for thru parcel
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N On ire lh Oct n his residence Un5apIsos Mr. John
~ fT5nch Ouch, Oct 4 Of typhoid fever wn L7s'a-
VI. -, ' -itti u ytnr.. from Orkney. Scotland.
~ T. eiesilence o. his atber, tie morning OF Oct H.
- ,iSuhhf AGED lO mCnths-
p n MfrI.,iie, q pho ver, he 2ls Oc. CIpt.J.
+, = ,lAf nfon. eged AZ 81 wears
H. Sen fl-1 co on he ldth inst. Owen " Jlo-e ma
re 90 ne nab Of T. mnlobljd County Siso Irsi- Id
Ia cane 70 sll Frarc.sco from i,ew-Crea1s
AZ r'stIs b4r Tuba County, Oct. IS, Eugsne Miller
J. ~ Flrnc.oo Oct p Of t7rhoid fever. Mr. Eta T.
vile 81 walter ". eheIu ood AGED q
Ih fl'illnt 90 turu.y o. .-u.-- 1cb g.. WC1 Al
&c i-'e Of a. e-taly CT, POM lrrd = yslrs.
~ a.. -t ~ l., sa--ctt sJa VI =? p. I'D o-s-
On No-tlg i-,-u17 the 25h iu-s -. J. = Clmf5eI
rt,f - yfesf. q lsflre NJ lc'r-i OK.
- D. o.. far 90. q, of consumption, Mr John Nash
~ -cI.-.l us. tls
h lai.,, Julr Flor County. CT lie 18th Oet- o.
loc-,-w. u 81 r- a. G-h.a eyed a,,.- - ,ls fJ----y
o. s-1 l.lro CO. Gee. IS ,Ir, s.r.h C.s.s. Of I5,s,a
IN SON FrIo.o O. oc.r,.t0n Of TIE brain, 4--s SIC
y san Frl.c co on tle 9Th Oct william j. only .oa
a ret arr Many AuIdock AGED years.
IN SAP Fric co. Oct g. q oiIonlc d,a-5ea, Sao ieI
I7'e,Herfs San Froucf-o firm. Oc Is 70 oct Soc
10 4nlttl NJ GeIty. Of hIgn-e 5g 81 years. H.
Wad Barton. Penney vsui-, So J. ~. sunI.nt hef-I7-s,
b monte; h. le iavlc Couthler France IL wears; ".
liam Lotus Nev.Cr,ans. about so; John McCllty, Il
MO- Ms, lure Nllks 81 years. Charles Coat Ge-u.ny
f,Id. I = a. ,' srt SsAYoIf p: Hem h D'
s@sf. hvSt - = year la Chees bo9 Oh hew-York
IS; Georrc IL isitre Ise OF Je-y H. IuiasT gs.5s1
ave France -. 22-Penr Hcrper Pennsylvsn4 % Lo-
tIzo Italy % Aahyiie Cuisef, New York, o. -3-Bea-
Jhnin DAVIS Wales s.; Charles NJ Kirsin. Pennsylvania
q = Rolt. liu-b nd, ScOt-nd. -. VIM Robinson do
- D. - CauTben NeN-York = Win. Gtld-ner. do
- John w Jac.-on, Eng ard 23-Mlris C. Lsc-iix San
FraIcsco -; Manuel A. toine France 10; Oven McGone
Nc" OfleaIs, g y Narlew, ireland p 2l-Anr Hay
den, san Elaucsco month 27-Mra. Ella T. Shcr VOID
DO 20; Nm. J. Murfock, New-York, 5; Thomas Alisoa
DO. g samuel ATdee do H. Sl-H. :. Big,rt, New
York 81 Nm Gretchen, New-Oreans. 81; Daniel MAYER
Switzerland. 2 Mrs Catharno FORBES Ireland 80; lie
Caonne DO 10; lncarnlca Estrada, do o; LOrenza e.
trGda do /
Dane n S0crgmeHto-Ernost Cornwall aged nor tbs
SACRAMENTO Cily Thom6s Noyes % years Wisconsin:
Charles H. Pendleon a., New-Loudon Conn; II r. Bar.
dcn 81 England; Alden Plumley, q. Canada Fl zabsth
DE Hahn, ], Sacramento City; Moses Hinton. 50 Ohio:
ChrTes Keeder, 30 Germany; Francis Tausk g. raace,
join Parkett, a. NewYork; William DsndeF. s.. Germs
ny Joseph Roak Is Canada jeanne Loveand g. Boz
ton, Mlss; Chs o. Wood infant OF Nr Talbot Sac
umD 20; infant OF Mr.. Rennos. [ month. Missouri
Mrs + Rtincs, IS ycaTs, Missouri; VIM. 5 Hughes CI1-
Illinois
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w haier-.

A. ~ san fsar oci. q ,hp Johl Li@oei ~
20 G. chzpfv - neatt-oai, . d. rom ocf1tfA ,ei' ~
~ al. AID 4Ssr 90 oil.
Ar q d. Sob, shp STE Web, 3 las roa' AA ,, III
Dr. OF 9, % = bone spote, Sep- H. sHp ~ W. IA
y" Leccrt 90 vhaes ti llh, south 5'.. -
e ni ~ Nc whales 20 h -ora vtale shp - - To-
hfcHrd ~ vhs'-s tlls season. --i tenera WHINE -
con. whale ID Prudrn, O. stosuFton. 10 Whtes ~ ~
iit1lona Of SeS Bedford 10 skasi -sih Cen 49, a. -
yea 10 vh@.es tth. htsey Hams. % scv LQna Rl-i
20 - on, " Par Haven. IS whs'es III Brri4cn M
% 'haes Aeg1-fnet, a Frzn 90 vhtss Alt = ~ -.
dfs a New ioron. - whar-. Gty- t7 Aon.--
eie " ~ha-s ship Nsssra, os FAR hesn "a 49,, sfh
bffon. rhaess i'h. u GCfreh. o. New hr'in - -
toiflne, a Nee Hec.ri Ehaes u shp 10 i5 49,.
irti7t, wtaies Jly .. WI HrHlifos o > -. n n.
lAts q Nee feuaTd.s uhalcs. -uth ee.l .rrsf of
fcltfd. ln rhae-s iafh ina'lr sea, CO. .s,-.t.
b.ctri o. rlslet Ttr Me "a. bcea a'-et' - -
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OFFICE or TIE e. :. Mar STEAMSHIP Co, I


NEw.YoRE, Nov. 20. 1852 !
Hon. ". Y. BsADY-SH: have the honor TO &C
knowledge TIE receipt through you of the letter OF the
General, directing you not TO send forward
the mails for Havana ON any steamer Of this company Of
which Purser Smith may be on board.
Mr. Smith had been shipped as Purser Of the Cherokee.
which steamer takes the place Of the Crerccnt CITY, Al
the receipt and the date ofthe letter OF the Postmaster
General.
As the Government the Postmaster General has not
favored with any charge agsinst Mr. smith, and a. We
know OF noae ourselves, see good reason why he
should BE- deprived OF employment He mas uniformly
discharged his duties with fidelity and good conduct and
has not any gone cut of the line OF his duty.
suce nc has been in the service Of this Company When
ever are iniorncd from any quarter connected with
our Government OF any misconduct OF Mr.. SINH, wa
sfsll not hesitate 10 dismiss him.
The Cherokee T. prepared TO take the Havana mails.
and we .hall send orr cart Tor them nj the usual hour
Very respectfully, your obedient servant
Signed NJ o. ROBERTS,
Agent OF tho United States Mail Steamship Company.
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Alexandria a days hcm rshis snsss "a fsw isens
or, -tsrest.
The English Admiral had finally decided
upon making he little hsrbor Of Rata the naval snd
eosng depot for the squsdrons Four British vessels
of war were there, one Of which bad lost her fsl.c
keel and would proceed to England to repair
At one of the Marquesas Group, . small
French garrison had been established aided BY ssloop
OF war. in which number o. French polihcsl con
victs. with their families. had been placed
Lumber and building material was in great
demand a, Tahiti
A dock or slip had been completed as Pa
peeti At great expense for overhaang and repns'as
vesscJs lAn Cal.
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Disasters. &c.

>sis car HorNr. fiona Ne7- YoTk June -. f1 'fi,e
frAnco oc "a of III Cap n days With ie.'y - "a.
weather vrrS cold ani ship covered viii The Grey 80.
p1 ne haTtof ave DAY. The oF JOY 20, himN "a.
~ ~ sset y n1ire o. Etnburgh, iel IRON %o''
klsA 81.
sEr Joss Qtls,r Ar.S. from Boston Nay ssh arr. .
sa4 frencco Oct ~ experienced very scFec wcat-1 '
fge Was Of ne aaf.cf 10 DAYS q tie 'os - Nh e.
"a tse GsctsE ~ an Francsco Ocf. ~. ton L'--'
~H7efi 81 very tesvy weather the vho,c passsEf ~.
hse sltscH san Oct l isot no. ..t,
oft-;i,n hat ae Br aark A1gu a. hcne of Hoas no. ~
81 lfea' near i-haaa. ~ vl io's lo-s go en-
btss CtAra. m >an lrancsco o. D.. H ti't -ci
n-n, rc coniaas bead sad'. W. 81 - al.1-- o. .'
m. - izy&
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CONSULATE OF TIE UNITED STATES, J
H. n. DAvrsrosr, g. 5. NJ Commander of thu


n n. DAyESPoRr, o. :. n, Commander Of thu
Crescent City
DEAF sra In your note Of his dste you state the cir
cumstanres which trsnapired on yoSr arrival 10 uns
rot and AK what wall DC the state Of Affairs on your
return from ewOrleaDs ,,.oc
very soon after YOU cane into port had the honor o.
an Interview with the Captain General ana ,nsl pr
coed ofa,e the condition Of the affair with inc cresesos
CITY Youare aware that our Minister 70 hexeo .nngo
Conklnq and Commodore Newton Of ne Unlted .'es
Navy were sent this Island BY tne oOYerh"S"'"o
Thev. N seems came 20 ar under'tsndng ths' ne
cre,csn, CIV on thu trip should disehsfye ner ma's
nd nassengers ~ usual but thar neither Captain P0rter
80 b,,r.er IN tn should they be board would bo
,r,oit,ed 10 land AZ va absent you VIII be better
informed Of the and ekent 81 hat agreement py
,he couTnunication OF Mr. horcand tie Acting CoHsu,
which has been handel 70 You
Iwas informed by NJ EKceloncy that ~ agreement
he had only conceded ta igeye 70 the Cre1eent City
~. her passage from New fork u Ae1Oresns, and thsL
DID no, extend 20 far az u allow TIE same oerty On
Der return from New Orleans Ia case Captain Porter o.
Pur,er snh sncud be on board, but she should conn
here on her return tnp without either Of these oces,
he would be received without moles,ation
stated 10 biz Excelency that The owners Of this ino
f steamer resded In New York. and might therefore
ae Impossible make any change IN New Orleans out
this produced no change Of de.srmiDsfioe
The CAPTAIN General mas received letter from tho
spanish Minster a. Washington, IA which tne hinses
sys cur Secretary Of State assured hmm In the most Po
sve manner that Mr. pith should not return IN tho
fhp snd Authorized the Minister 70 10 state 10 me esp
tsin-Generel This letter shown TO me, and tram
lated by Mr. Savage. who was with me.
Hs ExceeDcy expressed much regret that the pied -
hsd not been kept. 80,
could give satstaeDsry explanation OF this n ness
srd remarked him that Mr. Smith was not an smee
Of the Navy ard the Government had, therefore, nd
power 10 remove MIN from the ship.
s Exeerency scerced 70 be hzed IN ms DETERMINATION
that the chip should excluded from her usual pr,s
Ieges ON her return Il Mr. Smith should return in her
Wv understsndy ct the time that tine snip woulc
not be permitted 10 enter the hsrbor Mr. savage wn'
wa Interpreter thinks that she was only 70 be excinde'
ron any eo muncaton from the shore, and he PROD
shiy rght This then presume is 70 be the confilto
OF Affairs OF your return IL Is poesible that soma d.
patches u sy reach here from Washington In the mea
time ich VIII induce 70 a change Of detenalnssse'
out this seems 10 be improbable.
living fully answered your note, bare the hener
! be your obedient servant
(5igued) ". y S.iAS1~s:
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posrOyyrcr Nrw.YoaK. Nov %, 1852.

TOsr-OFFfcg, NEW-fO OAK, NOV q, ItJZ
SIR Yours Of this days date ia At hand IN relation to
the letter from General upon the subject oil send
ing mails for Havana by any 0. Jour steamers 70 which
Purser Smith may be attached
Acting under Instructions from the =. N. g., shah
not make mp a mail Tor me Cherokee this day
Respectfully your obt servant ,,
NJ o. RoBERTs, Agent &c. WI v bHADf' I'M
In conclusion, we give also the letters addressed To
Mr. Davenport, Commander Of the Crescent cry oy
Mr. aorelond, Acting Consul and Judge shArkey' tho
Cou.ul al iIayRIa
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Married.

At Sacramento on the 18th October Mr.. James. W.
Smith to sarah Elizabeth, only daughter of Robert and
Elizabeth Cepsen, late of New-Orieans
On the I'm October at Mr. Charles T. knbau and MISC
Ieabella Dunn, all OF San Francisco.
Franciaco and Miss Sarah J. Sheppard of New-York
In Sacramento, 2st October Mr. Andrew Fream to Mrs
EdOlne Tect OF the late Dr. George I. HARRISON all late
On lice steamer Golden Gate at San francisco Oct %
Dr. Edward Gibbons, OF Contra Costa 70 Catharne l.,
daughter OF Rev. J ~ ph Barr ofNewark, Delaware.
On Saturday 10th October at Weaners Ranch, Mr.
Daniel Perry TO Miss Sareh Weamer
IN san Francisco Oct %, Dr. b. Lambert Of Halcyon
Cottage, 10 Mrs. Mary Teresa Byrne, OF Dublin. 49,
In Sacramento, Oct. 2s Mr.. James n. Holman to Mics
Ann Cummings. al OF that city.
In Stockton, Oct ~ Mr. Thomas Randall j., Of Boston,
Mass, to Miss Rhode Staohpole, Of Ih3m.'i9r' Me;
ger Miss Kate Z. shore both formerly Of abingdon
10 He1ada, on the 2ls Oct, Mr. William Floyd to Mrs.
At fSaltin Plains, o. T. Mr. Matthew II. Reed and Miss
Near MerTsyille. Benton County Sept 8 M. Harlow
Bundy and Miss Sarah h. Hoffman. both OF Marysvile,
sept = Mr. ]. Chatham Roberts and Miss Rachel Z Bo-
bincte, ell Of Benton County o. T.
IN salem. o. T. the 18th Sept, by Rev T. H. Pearne,
NJ Charles f. Ray and Miss Amelia Eyre, all OF Salem.
In Portland o. r. l7th Oct Omen A. Grooms, Of Wash
ngton Co. and MIS- Aame sa Swerza recently oil wayne
In In MsIon Co., Q T. sert.5, John Tabor and Mrs NJ
ON the 18th Oct G. W Smith to Mss Cementne 7.
on n tie tie Si.t Oct James n Harry to Miss Crisana
Mckay all of Portland o. 49, -
On the 2st Oct Edward Kurcn to Miss Nancy Moore
all of Portland, o. T. -. ,,r a.
Mar Table Rock City, in Rogue River Valley Oct =,
Henrv n Frame 10 r. cbel :. TAFT. lately of Iowa
In Shasta Oct 26 Mr.. John 5 T. Bass to Lucinda bIsa'
ley, all OF Shasta. A.. 60. pc1
daniel Fink ESQ (of the firm of Friuk Reynolds) 10
Miss Pauline H. daughter of E. Toilette Reynolds OF Jam
A. Ss, Frpncisco Oct 81 by Onin Bailey, Justice OF the
Peace Dudley G. Bryan to Miss Sarah A. Weeks: d.,
At Volcano, Sept l5 John NJ Myers TO MiSs hAchel
Al Ranchera Oct g. Amos J. Moore to Miss Elizabeth
EiyenhaIt
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HAVANA Nov. ], lso2
SRI have 10 advise you that Judge Conchii,g, wa"
c,ed here on shc business OF the steamship Crescent
CITY has come to an understanding with tbe Cspta,n
General on tho difficulties lately existing IN reai,on ~
e,er naIt deliver her passengos5 and mails, receive
others return, and proceed usual hsretoi3re po,
that Captain Porter and William until E. aas, mDe
land here give you ths Information of your
ynept and am your most Obodlcnf servant
INV |Si"neJ1 Jous hoHYLAsD Acting ConsuL
TO The Commander OF the u g. Mail steamer crescent
City lin ..L. .h.rre "a
IL, CcnsDlste 70 morrow morning
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Died.

Al be Halfway House 18th Oct EphraiIn Wallis, Of
% sscTsmento jeanne only child Of John : and Jean
nette Low elaLd, GgCa years months; ~, NJ, -,
az Georgetown Fl Dorado County 18TH Oct MI Lutlei
NilSins ssed = years formerly Of Maine; =,
Al Georgetown, Fl Dorado County losh oot, - :; A
stevens aeod p years, Ionnery OF Greene Oouu'y East
Ar SorSma 10th Oct of dysntery James Leonard aged
10 fom Cedar County, No .,.e
MSrvsvle of cholera, A. j. Stewart formerly OF Mobile
ago - ep,o on Tuesday the 18th Oct Elizabeth De
Haven ared Is months ard 10 DAYS - go.
AZ he r,s;dence IN Paoeye J. H. fmIilt iate liees
urer Of the County and DeilocT1i' H"H'-oe ''' '' ~
A. Muraerer's Bar Middle Fcrk Of American RIVER Oct
20 ofbran fever Mr. Thomas liaseP, OF Fayet'e county
In sonora the 18th Oct, of inflammation OF the bowels
LqthsT M.n', S ie s5 90 of sms pox VIM H. Krs
about SO yesrs OF sge formerly of wAoany Ind where
ne e"Sss P p1 s ON the 10th Oc Mes Cathne
Masee and on the 10Th M Joseph MAGE Ihsy arrived
hege lately both illwh PsnsnA fever ana OOA al
In Mery.vie on the 2st Oc. Of dysenery, Dr. Alsnson
On the icth Oct in Marion Co., o T. Mr.. Thomas x.
simpson aged 81 and months leaVing vic ara I'VE
little children aged parents aud brothers ana ss 70 MOURN
Atthe Grand ROnde while crossing the Plains 70 Oregon,
Dr. J. Clarke Moore late Of Carlisle, H. son OF MAJ hob
EFT Moore, OF linn City. aged & years
Oct 26. At the residence Of hs son near sssrs,eno
aud late of Ilffn, Ohio, aged g. years and is days
Ia Honouls sept Is aitera lingering sickness Mrs I'm
In Honolulu SEPT H. Henry d. GarTet, sSed 81 years
native Of Franklin Co.. Aereosse9rgh Penn bn had
iScd in Far View H. where hs father is now supposed
~ h. living The deceased crossed the Rocky Mountains IN
ian and tesiaed in La Fsyette, Oregon
O, he sd Nav Of chronic consumP;son and typ0ps e-
,.y csnteip David Evans Hathaway, OF she American
,alns brk Fortune The bark T. ID ebsrgs OF the mate
Al km.Tican Valley, on the 6th Cet- VIM Atkins Of
H.powell Maine. aged - Years -, RI, .,
At DownieyiNe the 18Th Oeta JOIN F4sHe-' '4H4e's
of PernsylvGnis. - a., e .r d "a ~
late OF Windsor. Vt aged about "a years. -. -
At Mokelump. Nm GU "Wednesday, the 9th Oct Of DIS
ease of the heart Mr.. james Francs. - ~ A.,
Al Guxzy Gucb on the 2st Oct OF ayse M Aei
Smith sced 50 yes,s formerly Of Th0mes'on Me
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HirIhs.

On Saturday, Oct 2, OF Tutteown the iaoS OIL 'A' oa
A. CALLAHAN. Ranch Scotsvalley, Oct Mrs CALLAHAN,
of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-24

ORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
~ hereby given. to the owners, occupant
oupants of all houses and lots improved unimproved
Ine affected thereby the following have
by tho lodged in the office
Of the Bureau examination by all
terested viz For building sewerin Orange street. from
point hundred feet North of Walker street point
about eighty feet south Of Grand street The lmts
braoed by such include all the houses
and lots ground lo pieces and parcels land
situated both edes Orange street, from hundred
Soet north WALKER feet
south Of Grand street, All whose af
posed either Of them are requested TO
oloe, Ne. Hall Records ~ithn thirty days from the
SaAo Of this notice. SAMUEL II. DE MOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH,
ONCE Bureau Of Assessments Street Department Dec
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MEDICALs

s9s .s.!s "a
yss:: Il
Gin: ss.ssssy "a. Hin VIII 70 :sIssnsy +:
nS ny 'ssss :s York
TYR. JOHNSON, NO. 10 DUANE STREET, SO VIVA
known fSE the last tw,nsy two years ths noss
in his private Office diseases which nesh Il hsif -
Those who have suffered from medical protcnde may -
having their treated by physician Of experience
0k00 REWBRD.-JEFPRIES ANTIDOTR. A DTH.
YOOV cine mixture; II makes speedy cure. withs.e
srposn proprietor sssilens.s ss
81 's v whS % o,rs vi" n snss s
contracted dos: q the mixture taken when s1posl
w ars cured III s For an
BY c. H RING. 1877 Broadway; iOS Bsyard street.
a Y
mpotency and All the consequences of improper
bottle for s. Important advice the married
sea dem sns D 60 - ms q
s daily eonsulte, in all forms Of certain Seass DR..
author tho Or Guide from Youth "
SELF PREssERvATloN-sELF CuKE;-A RECIPE or
e s Of h@ ans
by enclosing one ts1, in POSTPAID Letter,
n. B-No deception All communications stri'tly psi-
vato.
DR. COOPER, IA DUANE STREET NAY BE Con-
such The % old SaEG.iS
A SPEEDY AND CERTAIN CURE FOR MUTUAL
"A sis icdoloreux toothsohe nervous headache, ana
sn or s spss f s
hood during the period Of eethins has been aA
tie sS'
1aassis sdisiass yhios the s
made and prescribed the moae 81 appoa,n Tho nstiss
but
1ss; ss sps d s.s
nerves saOrdina generally instant and always PerIans
s%snsySur S Ssars trial sss n.ss
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he ne is u:
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81 r :. Ct nns o. Rs psan ias sSs'
& might siss ssia 's:s ssa @; IL %sss
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Here, also, every fsmale-ths .c the moshsr-.As -
Of years in whom nature contemplate en- imporsaa@
s Is. %ss %sss lad q =:
every complaint 70 which her sex Is subject
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United States, By addressing ~ ahovcs II .---L.L
MEDICAL ADVISER AND MARRIAGE 0uInnrM
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-24

CORPORATION NoTIcE.-PUBLIo NOTICE rs
hereby given to tho owner or owners occupant or 90,
land thereby that the following have
been completed by the Assesscfs aad lodged in the
ooo the for examination by au
persons interested yiz:-For Getting curb and gutter
Third and Fourth The limits embraced by such
include all the several houses and lots Of
ground lots pieces parcels Of land situated
both sides Of fifth street. between rLd and Fourth
All whose affected by the
above named and who opposed to the same
either of them requested to their obectons
In writing the at their ofse, No Hall Of
Records within tn days from the date Ct this notice.
SAMUkL IL. ia MOTT, }
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH,
ONCE Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department. Deo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-24

CORPORATION NoTICE-PUBLlC NOTICE IS
~ hereby given 10 the owners occupant or
6hds affected thereby that the following assessments
have been completed BY the and n the
persons interested vzFor building sewer in Thirty
erect, between Madison and Fourth avenue. Tho
limits by such At include all the several
lots Of ground pieces and parcels Of
land tuted both sides of Thirty fifth street. from
Madison TO within eighty feet of Fourth avenue
whose interests affected by tho above named
who opposed TO the either Of
them requested to theie ia writings
the undersigned at their Office. No Hall Of Records
within thirty days from the date Of this notice.
SAMUkL III. DE MOTT, }
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC WM SMITH.
Ooe, Bureau Of Assessments Street Department, Dec
II. 1852