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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-30

IMPORTATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is HERE
BY given, to the owner occupant pants
Ted thereby that the Following have been
Bureau Of Assessments for examination by all persons
viz For well and pump in Fifty seventh
BY such include all the
lots Of ground vacant lots pieces and parcels Of land
y to Seventh avenue, on the west side Of Seventh
Fifty seventh street. and the east side of Broadway
feet north and south of seventh street AL per-
10 whose interests affected by the above named
ments, and who are opposed to the same either Of
Pm requested to their objections in writing
the undersigned at their Office No. Hall Of Records
Thin thirty days from the date of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES j. DODGE, }Asseesors.
CHARLES McNIELL, y
Pce Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department April
1853
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CORPORATION NOTICE-PUBLIC NOTICE IS HERE
by gven to the owners occupant occupants
houses and lots improved unmproved lands affect
thereby that the following have
by the Asessors and lodged in the office Of the
Of for examination by all inte
tied, vxFor grading Sixty second street. between Se-
nth and Eighth avenues The limits embraced such
ment include all the several houses and lots OF ground
second street. from Seventh to Eighth avenues and
sass de o. Eighth loo north and
affected BY the above named assess nents and who
posed TO the either Of them requested
their objections In writing to the undersigned their
cs No Hall Of Records within thirty days from the
10 Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES j. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES McNEILL,
lce Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department April
1853.
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FoR THE WEST AND sogTHwEsT-BALrIxoRE

DOR THE WEST AND SOUTHWEST-BALTIMORE
and Ohio Railroad for Wheeling, GAINESVILLE Cincinnati
Louisville, ST. Louis AeThs great road first opened
finished are completed The entire road is order
and presents of the most pleasant and picturesque
routes IN the world The express mail train Baf
eighteen or nineteen hours arriving a M day.
Or Passen may leave Baltimore ct lodge in Cum
berland Q79 mie and proceed thence in the morning.
making the entire trip by daylight Passengers leaving
New York at AN, Philadelphia ut Pm, arrive in
Baltimore At and by taking the mail train reach
four from Philadelphia To connect with the Western
trains, the cars leave Washington at I'M. and NJ
meeting them at the Washington Junction eay House,
new and splendid steamers of the Union line Quilt for this
route with really unsurpassed accommodations wait daily
for the cars and convey the down the Ohio
Cincinnati and Louisville where the St. Louis and New
Orleans packets be taken those going further on
Passengers for Cincinnati az land rOute) Columbus
wheeling By COACHES in ten ho1r 70 GAINESVILLE
Wheeling and no charge for transfer either
anywhere on routeJ from Phsdeiphia to wheeling
SlO to Cincinnati Sill to Louisville Sl2 from Washing
ton to Wheeling 50 So to Cincinnati 81; to Louisville
sl2 For the tickets apply At Baltimore
Washington to the railroad AGENT ticket clerks at the
stations WM PARKER Gen. Superin tendent.
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EV0R LIyRRPOOL-UNITED STATES NAIL STEAM.
ship ARCTIC, Captain j. c. Lucs-Ths steamship will
depart with The United States mails for Europe povsy
the foot Of Canal street No berth paid for for
freight or psssas having unequasd for
elegance and comfort, apply TO
Elk: COLLINS CO.. IS Wall street.
Pasengers are requested to be board Tx A. NJ The
steamship Pacific viii succeed the Arctic and sail Nay
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OCJI.IsTs AND AURIsTs.

nEAFNEss-NEw DISCOVERY. = LEsLYs Or
~ uanc Vibrator enables deaf to he distinctly
church and public assemblies aud affords all tho assist
that could possibly desired To be had at 81 spc
.srd street New York, off T. BRvqnAN' Only agent fer
AGeIica Price 3d.
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DUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE. 81 CHAMBERS
ttreet-Notoc 10 hereby given, to the relatives and
next Of kin Of Thomas Nugent late of Navy Bay carpenter
deceased and who 70 alleged to have died interstate that
eha apply to tho Surro of the County of York.
for letters upon the estate said In
tesate the oath day Of May next at 10 O'Clock the
forenoon.
PETER B. sWEENY, Public Administrator.
Dated, New York, April 49, 1853.
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HUDsoNRIvER RAILRoAD.-TRAINs DAILY FROM
L Chambers street for Albany and Troy
Express train A. Mthrough in four hours connecting
with trains reaching Buffalo Montreal at o'clock same
evening.
Mai! train, ga. n. Through way trains At lOl A. NJ and
Express train, p. n. Accommodation train, 6 p. "
Passengers taken ~ Chambers Canal Christopher Four
teenth and Thirty first streets
Sunday trains from Canal street at ~ A. NJ for Pough-
keepsie; and r. NJ for Albany, stopping all STA
tions. EDMUND FRENCH, Superint ondent.
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NOTICE.-PUBLICN NOTICE IS HERE
by given to the owner or owners occupant or occu-
Of all houses and lots improved unimproved lands
cted thereby that the following assessments have been
hpetsd by the Assessors and lodged in the Office of
Bureau Of Assessments for examination by all persons
crested, viz For building in Troy street. from
dson River to Twelfth street. The limits embraced by
assessment include all the several houses and lots
und vacant lots pieces and parcels fland situated
sides Of Troy street. from West street to Greenwich
on the east side Of West street 80 feet 10 inches
eth and south of Troy street. both sides of Washington
bet 80 feet 10 inches north and south Of Troy street.
sides of Greenwich street 4 feet north and south Of
street. both sides of Hudson street "a feet inches
and south Of Troy street. both sides of Eighth
ISL feet 5nches north and south Of Troy street. both
street. both sides Of Twelfth street from Greenwich
Seventh and the northeasterly side of Green
eh between Seventh and Twelfth street.
whose interests affected by the above named
and who opposed to tho either of
lm are requested to present their objections in writing
khe undersigned at their office, No. Hall of Records,
him thirty days from the date Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLESJ j. DODGE Assessors.
CHARLES McNIELL,)
pce Bureau Of Assessments Street Department April
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GAS FIXTURES.

FRENCH GAS FIXTURES-NEW IMP0RTATIONS.-
just received from the best makers in Paris large
choice Of chandeliers and brackets hall lamps
The has the call the attention OF the
public his extensive stock All articles warranted and
put up With the utmost care.
Ii. DARDoNvILLE, AS Broadway.
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WATCHES AND JEwELRY.-THE SUBSCRIBER 10
w selling all descriptions Of
GOLD AND SILVER wArCHKs, JEwrLRY sILvrR wApn,
Ut retail, ct much less than the usual prices.
JURGENBEN WATCHES.
hea jules Jurgensen watches received by arrival
feet time keepers COOPER wArcHEs.
Duplex and levers In hunting and magic perfect
time keepers. INDEPENDENT SECOND,
and second timing horses and and
Splendid gold pocket ehronometsrs which run without
any variation EIGHT DAY WATCHES.
for ladies, some in hunting cases.
DIAMOND
fo1 ladies, rome In magic GASES.
MAGIC wArCHN
which change into three different watches.
WATCHES WHICH
up and turn the hands without any key.
Fine gold lepine Watches four holes jowelled. "a. q
Gold enamelled watches for the ladies' .. IS %
Gold English patent levers. IS %
Gold English patent levers hunting IS %
silver patent levers as low as. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. l6 90
and AL other styles Of watches at equally low prices
DIAMoNDs.
Diamond rings pins bracelets rings and crosse
''i SAFE - m0sn loss 'han ,s sHs ns2a. prices
All kinds OF gold chains gold wedding rings goi
Keys and seals gold pens and pencils gold and silver thin
and silver spectaee gold toothpioks charms chssseins
chains, &c. SILVER WARE.
Sterling silver spoons cups, forks pie knives napkin rings
iruit knives wedding cake knives &C., &C. Watches and
time, or the money returned.
All kinds Of watches clocks cleaned and repaired IN
the best manner At much less than the usual prices
Importer Of watches and jewelry Wholesale and Ne
81 Wall street, second foor. near Broadway.
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NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA VIA NEW
~ Jersey Railroad, from foot of
i ipsAM snd4Ph, 27s; AN. fnds I'M, S. Second
for Baltimore Washington Norfolk Charleston sold
Through baggage agents M and 5 p trains Pas
with baggage the ferry Aeea minutes before
che trains leave.
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CTRKIT DEPARTnnRr NO. HALL OF RECORDS.
S :s s: s 9
sns s: Trd sns mag assA q rysr
s:s d: saqss ssss.ris so1a:s q
sIs @ 10
and Thirtyssysnth Streets to pave vita Russ pave.
"a. e N
sn 70 sdsn
walks feet vide South street one from the north
sss veil "a pump sss;' 's tree:
ions sssrso ss Pss .rD'
the Il: e;srs nc aS S:y
New York. April I g. 1888 iON' '''''' o'D''A'''
CTREET DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF RECORDS
y Public notice s hereby given that the following pe
and asAdsnise Seventy street from sixth
fourth streets Also the following
r1s 'h
% ss; ss
'' ss s.S 1883 street
TAX CoMNIssIoNRRs OFFICE, NO. NEW CITY
Hall I. APrih ls'aINosee 70 "a. P.ysr:-Tss
.S 9'% !aa s.' Ss ~ d.s ~:
!: sh' 'nd'r'rnsa s 4 thsr Office between snd4
s ss5sd RaHf1 RtssEs, Ia. Commissioner.
TAVERN AND EXCISE LICENsEs.-NOTICE.-ALL
tavern and excise expire on the rst day May
IN eaen year new licenses be issued at the Mayors
ONCE City Hal between the hours Of 10 2oclock
for the several wards the following days. respective
ly, viz -
LIST ward-Wednesday and Thursday, 4th and 9Th May.
"a Friday and Saturday, 9th and 7th May.
ga Monday and Tuesday, 9th and 10th May.
4th " Wednesday and Thursday, llth and 18th May.
9TH Friday and Saturday, 18th and l4th May.
9th Monday and Tuesday, 10th and 18th May.
IN Wednesday and Thursday 18th and 18th May.
Sth " Friday and Saturday, goth and 2lst May.
9Th Monday and Tuesday, 23d and oath May.
10th " Wednesday and Thursday, 2oth and 26th May.
18th Friday and Saturday, 9Th and 18th May.
18th Monday and Tuesday, 30th and 3lst May
18th Wednesday and Thursday, LIST and ID June.
l4th . Friday and Saturday, Sd and 4th June.
18th Monday and Tuesday, 9Th and 9TH Juue.
10th " Wednesday and Thursday, Sth and 9th June.
18th Friday and Saturday, 10th and 18th June.
18th Monday and Tuesday 18th and 18th June.
18th " Wednesday and Thursday 10Th and 10th June.
goth /" Friday and Saturday, 18th and 18th June
All desiring license requested to apply
days designated their respective wards and
thereby the penalties of the now hold
ing requested to them when applying
for renewal.
Special Notioe-Al persons who shall sell deal in
strong or spruous liquors. Except importers dsters
selling liquors distilled BY hem in quantities
by law for each offence to the penalty Of s in
retailers to the additional punishment (by of
fnc and i'm PRISONER Ry order,
GEORGEG G. GLAsIER, First Marshal.
New York April 49, 1853,
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YOT1CE-THE INTEREST ON THE PUBLIC STOCKS
4: !; M s *
81 street The transfer books win b elosed Tuesday
H. - For shs S Of stock
shs remain closed to take effect May ls.s 1853
.np.rol,sr. once. New York. April s. 1854 p'''n'''
roTICE. THE FOLLOWING PIERS AND BULK
of April 1853 AZ the city Hall on saturday the sStH
etofore adopted BY the commissioners Of the Sinking
half pier No and the ives. half Of pier Nj
iss:sid ss hA Of to 'a'h
sss ssS the S1 end of pier MO-
the not TssqSs ned % ess o
: Of il BY .he Street Commissioners Is adopted
nses hs sissssn ssis ss.
81 the foot Of Eishtysi street Fast river
81 river exclusive Of the ferry ,y'' y i"'A' '
Terms and conditions the same as at the former sale
FINANCE Department New Yorf, April y, 1855
TRELT PREPAYMENT, NO. HALL OF RECORDS,
once snsi sh
o'clock NJ, to set curb and gutter stones, and flag
New York April aH 1853 fONhf' street Commissioner
TREIT DEPARTMENT, NO. 4 HALL OF RECORDS.
Public notice is hereby given that the following reso
ton has been presented In the Board Of Aldermen TO
Eighty sixth street. from Third to East river
Guated upon line Of grade running direct from the
me- elevation q Third avenue At Eighty sixth street under
direction Of the Street Commissioner the said straight
grade be the grade line OF said Eighty
th street. from the Third to the East river All
interested having objections thereto are
present the same the undersigned at his oce on or
$fore the S0th day OF April inst,
JAMES FUREY, Street Com missioner
Fsw York, April 20, 1858.
ETREET DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF RECORDS
Public notice Is hereby given that the following resolu
pms have been presented in the Board OF Assistant Alder
EN- TO pave and set curb and gutter stones In James
rect from Chatham to Madison street to flag the West
dewalk Of Sixth avenue, between Forty third and Forty
urth street Also the following petitions Petition TO
mber East Thirty third street. to relay crosswak from
nok to Division street the West side Suffolk streeso
gulate and grade Sixty fourth and Six nth streets from
Eighth to the Ninth avenue. All persons interested hay
any objections thereto requested to sent them in
to the undersigned at his Office or before tho 9th
oil May next JAMES FUREY,
New York, April q, 1853 Street Commissioner
TREET DEPARTMENT, NO. 4 HALL OF RECORDS
Public notice Ia hereby given, that the following reso-
tiona have been in the Board of Aldermono
n Eleventh avenue between Forty and Sixtieth
ees TO lay crosswalk across West rnircth street be-
fghth ana Ninth avenues, opposite the Methodist
copal Church. to flag sidewalk in front of No. 50 Rut
street Also The following petitonsTo Dag sidewalks
orh sde OF hrty fourth street. between broadway and
senth avenue 20 paws and fog sidewalks In Thirteth
eet between Eighth and Tenth All persons in
ed having objections thereto requested to present
m IN writing to the undersigned hfs office be-
y shs nnth day OF day ncxt April 90 1873
JAMES FURRY street Commissioner.
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NOR ALBANY-FARE y1.-ALBANY AND NEW
~ York Inland Route Railroad.-Two daily express
central lines Of railroads North and West from the nav
depot Of White Elm and Centre Streets where
through tickets procured baggage checked for
Schenectady Utica SYRACUSE Rochester and Buffalo Pas
also received a Broome and BowsEy and Twenty
sixth street and Fourth stations The above
will land at Croton Falls and Chatham Four
only All other trains will start from City Hall Sta
ton Of Tryon and Centre street,
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EXPRESS AGENCIES.

hAFkthSS ANfENC1ESs
A DAMS a co.'s CALIFORNIA ExPREsS.-PosT.
IA to the postponement of the sailing
the United States mail steamer Crescent City shippers
for are hereby notified that our express viii 70
inst O'Clock PM instead of the 18th as advertised
All freight this must be delivered with
invoices before 10 o'clock AN on Saturday Small parcels
and dispatches received till ono o'clock.
ADAMS Il CO., so Broadway.
RERFoRD 4 CO WILL DESPATCH THEIR WEEKLY
ID California Express by the o. ). mail steamship Ores
cent City In charge Of messenger on saturday Both inst
All freight by the should be In readiness to he called
for on Friday evening" Small parcels received till p NJ
Saturday Notes bills md drafts collected as usual No
charge for custom house fees Passage secured the lowest
terms by applying to BERF0RD CO., No Aston House.
CHASE CO-EXPRESS OFFICE, 80 BROADWAY
~ Open policy for half million gold dust.
Transportation and insurance 3i4 per cent.
Goods to San Francisco 80 cents per lb
Goods to Charleston and Savannah.
Goods TO Richmond and Petersburg.
Goods TO \ ew Orleans and Mobile
Goods TO Bermuda and st. Thomas.
Goods to Philadelphia and the East.
Goods to Baltimore and the West
DETERMINATIONS 4 CO.'S CALIFoRNIA
Ezpres-Owing to the postponement OF sailing Of
the United states mail steamer Crescent City
to the Goth inst shippers for California Oregon &C. are
hereby notified that our express will 90 forward BY tho
above namsd steamer on Saturday April seth, nj two
o'clock L ~, instead Of Thursday as advertised.
ADAMS u co, 90 Broadway.
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WATCHES, JEWELRY, sc.

. mn CARATS OF FINE LOOSE DIAMOND TO
X:UVU be sold at s2s per carrot Apply 70 LouIs AN
TO sell will do well to call Anricb The highest price
will be given for the No. SO Reade street.
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THE FERRIES.


POOSEvELT AND BRIDGE STREET FERRY.-THE
~ boats this ferry ming this
9oclock Two substantial and fast boats will ply
stantly from A. NJ to 10 r. M and boat will kept
running all night third boat will be ready in few days
to take her place the route when required Rates
rage the the Catharine and Fulton
rage free on this the first day of running for
had At the office, Bridge street, Brooklyn.
MAIL STREET FERRY-THE BOATS ON THIS
w ferry will commence running on Monday I'd inst ON
which day the will be free, 49, N
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE,


Pha-fro~ pier No North riverrTwo lines daily ~
steamboat Trenton to South Amboy Bordsntown
and steamboat Stockton to Philadelphia Fare$2 Rx
thence direct Camden eArthrough hours and
Shalf Fare-A Returning leave Philadelphia At 10 A.
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M LAMONT, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, ~ RrADR
Il. street, Of Broadway Once houra (SunaAyn
ncepted) froW II, psrpipg, wv 3-kad tll9 sysaipA
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DAssAGE PROM LTvaRPOOL, LONDON, AND GLAB-
Il gov, ke.-TApssotps line Of pasketA-W Alt. Tap
:ssssA Co. 50 soS.h street New Y9sa :essin:s y make
ssassrs in the expeditions manner heretoors.
from all parts Of Great britain sAd Ireland By their
dsy from London sssh slssnsts Thursday And nom 0las
SAFE manner as hitherto Il or sm.i "ug By drss
payable e ght In all the principal places throughout xns
THE CABIN PASSENGERS OF THE LONDON PACK
ship Southampton, desire to offer this testimonial to
Captain Henry II jewett as slight acknowledgement Of
the ahabtlity and kindness which he has shown them
throughout the voyage and Of their satisfaction at tho
engagements made for their comfort They would also, IL
did not seem almost needless their uniform CONT
dense IN the skill With which his noble vessel managed
ne, Buck, NJ d. p II. Smart Z. A. ogilvy, Wilson z.
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THE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
Nail stsameTs-The ships comprising this line are the

ADRIATIC. ............... Csptaia @
These ships having been built BY contract 1prsly
government service been taken their
strucon-as In their engneso strength speed
And their for unsquaed
elegance and comfort
Of passage from New York to Liverpool in cabin
room, $500.
From Liverpool to New York ESQ and f25
An experienced surgeon attached TO each ship.
o INIT maid for
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EpWxsbK cSiI IfkSs Eco, No So Wall st., N. 2.
BROWN, SIMPLIFY CO.. Liverpool.
L. q. ROBERTS CO., Is King Arms Yard, London.
JOHN MUNROE 4 CO., No. Is Rue Notre Dame des
Victories, Paris;
GEO. ii. DRAPER, Havre.
The Of these ships will not be accountable gold
silver bullion specie jewery precious stones or metals
unless bills Of adng signed and the value there
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A USTRALIAN ENIGRANTS-NO CROWD TAKEN
IA The very fast sailing packet ship NORMA will take her
departure In afew days Melbourne and Port Philip
rect and expected she will passage from
seventy 70 eighty days having made previous
vana Of eighteen hundred miles in about six days
tween decks like other vessels which crowded
detrimental to the health passen
Seventy only will be taken-all dine the cap
tains table. Her state and sal admirably
adapted for health convenience and ease up
with great elegance and taste combining oil the
tsges and comforts Of home Library 4e With line
engaged The balance taken favorable terms. For
freight or apply board pier IA East river
Z. RICHARDSON 4 CO., SO South street.
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tROTON AQUKDUCT DEPARTMENT-TO MASoNS.-
Sealed proposals will be received vt the oce of
Aqueduet Department., Rotunda, Park) until Monday,
I'd day Of May, 1853 at IL NJ, to build sewer with the
ssssary receiving basins and cuverts In Fifteenth
for the building Of the same, an other
atng thereto be obtained application to the Wa
PurveyOr, at this office. NICHOLAS DEAN,
President Of the Croton Aqueduot Department..
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A USTRALIAl AUSTRALIA II AUSTRALIAN t-REGU-
lar line Of packets sailing about the LIST and 18th Of
zach month. For freight or passage apply to
No. 1I9 South street. corner Of Peel sim

FOR PORT PHILIP, MELBoyRNE, 4C-To SAIL
18th May-The elegant and we'll known clipper ship
TAR0LuNTA LOCO tons Capt s. r Griffin. commander.
BY application TO any OF the agents will be list Of the
provs9ns ample quantities Of which provided the
ed to each adult No berhs secured unless third the
up In superior for f.mes with state rooms bath
and every requisite for the comfort Of
Of the aests ships out Of this port made most
losg her forward saloon also sixty her main saloon
OF this fayorte and long established line
Of his vessels have called ut intermediate
One ofour favore ships will leave New York for Australia
every month. Apply TO AN rONlA PELLETIER, propre-
tor % Wall street. to OVERMANN 4 GRUNER, con
signees, Is South street. o board
EOR PORT PHILIP AND MELBOURNE DIRECT
Excelsior Line-The nearly clipper bark ESTHER
FRANCES the Gem the Sea- will sail above
with unexamped despatch having nearly all her
gagged For cabin in state apply to RUSSELL
NORTON, 81 Old slip N. B.-No Storage passengers
taken.
TOR SALE-THE NEW AND SPLENDID STEAMER
Enoch Dean l25 feet keel II feet BEAM ~ feet hold;
also steamer Of tho dimensions receiving
beam feet hold Apply to WILSON SMALL, West street
foundry or to J. E. Coffee, Agent Of Beach and
West streets