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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-10-01
The Foster-Brother's Revenge,
HARDRf> IS FITZGERALD.

I " " ''''S"'' "u'tHtuleS Ol l1ardrcSS FItZ-
Gerald, an eminent Irish Koyalist. who con-
trlved to eludc the strictest search for his
person after the battle of the Bovne had all
but annIhIlated hlS party. The narrative.
from which we propose to make short ex-
tract purports to be written by the hero HIM
self, and commences with an amusing account
OF his living in disousc in Dublin. 1t then
proceeds to state that. Becoming anxious to
lon the wrcc. Of knC James .orccs in Linn
erlck, he ventnrrd on travelling acros. the
country as pcdler; how, while on the wav,
he had an interview with General Sarscfcld.
and received fro. im certain papers to con-
vey to the unhappy royalistS; after which.
on pursuing his Journey he had the mistor-
tune to tall into the hands of SOME soldiers.
and was brought before Captain U.I,vr, Il
Irader IN the ranks of his opponents. At
tins p"ln' we shall allow him to tell his story
in his own words. which a:yc one a fearful
idca OF the cruclticS committed at that d.,as-
trous period in Ireland:
"""Fhic YOUR pack. exclaimed the cor
poral. nbuckle your pack. fellow. and
>iio" your goods to the captaln-herc, where
are you-
nr"recded TO present my merchandise to
u loving contemplation Of the officers who
,ITon9cd around me with strong LIGHT from
an opposite -" n''ow. rs continued to trat-
ne with these gentlemen. observed with no
small anxiety thu eyes Of Captain Oliver trc-
qnentiy tlNed upon me with 4 Kind of dubi-
on> lnIulliH" gaze. Il think, my honest tcl-
low, he sd at last, 'thlt have seen vou
somewhere hc;ore thi>. Have you often
dealt with the military
i have tradr, >ir, sail |. with the ,oIIic-
" many time, anl a!w1vs been hono,ably
treated. VIII N worship please t. buy
pair OF ruillrs yer, heap, vour wor>lin.'
Why do Won wear vour hair 50 much over
Your face. SIR said Oliver. without no,icina
my suggestion. i promise vou. think no
ood ot YOU: throw back YOUR hair. and let
ne see you plainly. Hold up vour face. an,!
look >'ral .ht at me; throw back your hair.
sir
| felt that all chance of cscapc wa, at an
end. au,i stepping forward a> near as the ia
hlc would allow Inc to hm, raised nv head.
threw back NV HAIR and fixed IEy eyes stern
ly and boldly upon III, fac. saw that he
knew ne instantly. for Iii, countcnance turn
ed As pale As ashes with surprise and hatred
he started up. placing his hand nstinctivrly
upon liz >worl-hit and .llring at me with a
look 50 deadly, that thought every moment
he would strike his sword into my heart He
SAID IN Kind OF whisper 'llardrcsS Fitl.er-
aid
, S','' i '''"', LOT '"e excitement OF the
'''' "''' '"'''''"''H s'ffe' III! blood 'iia:-
''e>> TH|3era'' Is before You Know You
"ei'' 'ap'"h oi'Ver' know YOU hate me
Know YOU thifSt Tor my blood but III
good cause and in the hands Of God, DEFY
YOU
! on are desperate villain, sir, SAID Cap
tam ollVer' "A rebel and murderer, Halo
'herc' guard. selze hun
As the soldiers enfer'. threw my eyes
''">'i'' rouhu the room,and observing glow
lns IRE upon the hearth suddenly drew
'c'iefai '>arSc'''id packet from my bosom.
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'' ,p. IT, ..' r. ,.. .'.. ,.>,.,,. .. cent. nr
..4. ,ra. c~,r- ~r.rn:-.
=. ,'. ,.r '',,,.r ,t.. ri.7r,lp. and =. CEN,
.m..r i,,ra,- per- .u..rf'~. when rNIAln.
...,,. h.;-n...,, !, n. >n,,. Gt !
... .,: r.@..'r.' >.'',-""",s,
------7'r
.AWGlA\''tl' ; OPINION OF NJ y All
-1..-2 ", v = .,-'.->,
.ri,!. Ia, he won,.er they aon't a!
Fer what with the cxtrava2ar., an'
-arnath,u.nc,> O, the n.cn and wom,l
,a3-,a.,. uhor, j, it all 10 end Cal
.a,',., ~Non- OF the Pi'-rim>" to-day, Dc
... ,rrh'. mrr"y their fathers coN.,
u 3t. were tru" grit-reai L.oc1
hut these roriniay> are n,.hin- il
world aa..~,rnu When was boy
20 in the fashion for boys to oe ap
..,,. til .h,v learned heir trade hu
.yr' L..,.,. There amt no boy,
.I.v, They ,rtup for themselves a,
!, they are wcancDI know mi dit,
more than their fathers and grandfather,
.o. aa,t.ll them an,tllng-thcy know il
Ia"-:.lrr: tu-.cI and >wrated in a
r1rI.a,t.rt1,l Of a r'ow. or else over an
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reached the soldier who held the two h,,.o..
as he had intimatcd
is all right said he, eagerly.
'Ay' SAID l. Which horse am to Mount q,
lie satisfied me upon this ponta threw
myself INTO the saddle; the soldier mounted
Ills horse and dashing the spurs into ,b,
HANKS OF the animal which hcstrpIc We tbn.,.
'''''' a''n" the narrow bridge At TIE, far
extremity sentinel, Is We approached. call
Ell out. Who goes there? stand and ,;,o :,
word lIccllcSS of the inerrp,,;or ,.;,l.
hraft bounding with excitement. dashed ON.
- "'o Inc S"idler who accompanied me The
Setncl fired
'li"rrah shouted; try it again nv bo,
ana away we went at gaIlop. which b,dc
TO distance all pursuit Never was SPUR more
hee'''i' however: for soon the clattcr of hnr-
scs hooi>, IN full speed crossing the br;i,l,rc
came sharp and clear through the stiffness Of
the night. One mile was passed. another
nearly completed. The moon now <boro
'''"' '''' 'urhlh" IN the saddle. looked back
upon the road We had passed One trooncr
''''' ''''''''' III" rest. and was within hun
.i'' '''f''> ol lis. saw the fellow throw
"''''>'if u IN his hor>" upon the nroppl
N"'" ''> "'.lrrf. and sad TO my ronradr.
r., ,'"., '"'' '"'H-l' fiat over the saddle.
i hp t.l
Ut i'''''" Is "niH@ to fire t hal hardly
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-16
ORNAMENTAL IRON WORK. DIS.

CROwELLs CELEBRATED PATENT CAST IRON
~ railing without rlvets.-An entirely arscle, un.
rvasd for simplicity. durability ana soonomy adapted TO
per running foot less than II be put the rivst
principle The New York Foundry and Iron Railing Com
pany this railing together with every desert
ton Of iron work g, buidiDss Bank and vault ss,r.
MES veranda oees and desk railing door and window
guards, DC. Foundry foot Of Forty sixth street,
Specimens OF the rafting, in sections, TO be At their
warsroom 70 Duane street. few doors east Of Broadway
ToHN d. wICKERsHAM, MANUFACTURES OF WIRE
iron work. iron and wire railing for public aad
G s.I o ss s Scm ,pH%
msnt in this city, prices from Is 70 go Iron dogs lions
fee towel stands hat racks umbrella stands spiteons
Ac A eele railroad and farm fer
stock Of iron wort 10 tho United states all Of
his manufactures at exceedingly low prices Superior
quality Of hair nj husk mnttresses JOHN b. WICK
ERshAM warehouse 3l2 Broadway works Nos. " % and
81 Lewis street.
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WATCHKs AND JEWELRY.-THE SUBsCRIB1R u
w selling all descriptions Of
AND silvia wATcHEs, JgwELAr AND SILVER wARD,
IT retail. Ut much less than The usual Prices.
yURosrDEr WATCHES.
Real Jules Jusgsnssn watches received By every arrival
with from him with each WATCH warranted
feet timeksopers. COOPER wATOHxs
Duplex and levers, in hunting and magic perfeot
Nmekeopers. lNDErEN DENT sr0oNp
watches for timing and GCl8
silver cases. SBRorONrTERa
splendid gold pocket ohronometers which withoss
variation. DAY WATUWEss
:, Nstohos which run eight days
ENAMEL wArOHxs
for ladies' some in hunting cases
DIAMOND wArCHEs
foq ladkes some In magic
wArcHHs,
which change into three different watches.
WHICH
ap and tho hands without any key.
Fire gold lepine watches. four hoes jeweiisd ...
Cola snamSlis sasshs :or tho iiss
Sois English pstsn levers hunting osssa IS g
Silver patent levers, low OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. u OC
and al other styles q -s.chss Il equally Il. prices
Diamond esrinss Pima bracelets 6nser sgs and crosses
Ter sale st much !sss Chan the usual prices.
Keys and eea gold pens and penc gold snd silver hirs
bis bracelets ercAsphs pns ookets sarrines gox
and silver spccsos, gold soothpiohs. oharms oatAss
chains, 10.
Sterling silver spoenk eups forks pssanivss a.ps,.
coed time, or The money returned.
All ksds Of watches ard clocks sisAnsd rspAired
Mo best manner 81 much loss tAaS ths 1ssal prices
Impcvtsr OF watches and ,ewelsy Wholesale and rst Ne
II wall sAsset second Socr near Broadway
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E~,vr nrpA pTwrNr NO HALL, OF RrCopDs =

Patc notice hereby given that the folio wing rseoiu-
.sIb ard gutter regrsde and repavs J.ckson square,
Sssks bounah said square 70 isy cross wt 81 feet
,p e. TO the Of Eighth and Greenwich ave-
a. Also the following petisionsTo regulate and Grade
fsy street, Broadway and Eighth avenue
- surb gusts stones reset who're needed esgoate
Al fav Jour feet Of walks In Forteth street. be
s,r Fourth Acd Fifth avsnus TO Gag walks in tons 81
and iSs West Twenty NTH street 10 oecn and raSn
T. Fifty seventh and Fifty eighth Streets bet Eighth
q Efnth Alse she following petitions In Sosrd
Assistant AIdermsn:o fenos building ana lot ON corner
gth and 18th streets from Fourth V Seventh aysaue
t corner Of Mulberry and Cross streets All persons
vested having objections thereto requested
= tbo 18th day u August. iass.
49, s. Is5a JAMES FUREY Street Conmssi
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OFFICE. NO. 30 BROADwAY-ADAMS 4 CO.'S
rssan sbs s sssa sc cs mai y.
Panama, per United States steamer Illinois, Satnr
day August 20 ls3 connecting at Panama with the John
J.. stephens John Y sendbcrn, special mel. enser
Our reSt regular express for Caforss Oregon Add the
mall .tssmer Gsorgis 70, A,pinysi Navy bay direct
This express must be delivered to with invoices before
the day Of sang TO enable comply with the
received NTH one oeonh on Of Tie sse.mers depsr
fees or oon euHs certacates package should excel
l25 lbs weight 6k feet cubic and every
thing must be In waterproof condition or will DO al
owners risk. ADAMS CO., 50 Broadway.
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.esYoRAYroN NOTICE. PUBLIC Noricf y

|seRPoKAYraN NOTICE. - PUBLIC NOTICE -
hereby gysn to the owner or owners occupant or 30
panss Of all houses lots, improved snimproved
affected the1eby shat tho following have
completed the sad are lodged IN the once
the OF Assessments for animation by all per-
tsTeste For setting curb and gutter and lay
Ia nasine Eighty nnrth strsst between Fourth and
the several housss and lots Of sround. vacant
yeees and Of land sitastyf on 10th sides 81
LEFTY fourth fr0fo Fourth FIT, the
vt eide of Fourth avenue snd chs esat side OF FIFE
2 feet Hos-b and south 81 Eighty fouets street
kssssIs interests ~ the above named
ssmonts and ~ho opposes to the sane or sshef s
requested 20 prss ut their objections IN writing,
she xs4sxsned, st their office, No. Hall Of Rsc0xds
kAa thirty days from the date Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES McNIEi,L
az Aesessneets Ssroct Depart ont Aug g.
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CUpREME C0UGT-IN THE NATTER OF THE APPLI
cation OF the Mayor Aide, and CommonaIty of the
city of York. relative to the widening asd strAhsen
of whitehall street. In the city Of Nav York. ths
westerly tce OF said street. betweea the DO Wing Green end
Stat. street mako the seventy feet width
thess pontsThs Mayor Adsrnsn, sne Commsnalty Of
bc Of Now York. hereby give notice that they will ap
ply special term Of the Supreme Court OF the State Of
New ork the City Hall Of thu oity OF Hes York,
Saturday the 10th day of September A. D. sls at the
opening Of the Court thst day thereafter
counsel he heard the amendneu and mod eakp
Of the rule in the Above emit tied matter the 18th
OF December 1882 q ct the bonn iaries and limits
lends premises required 20 he len fer this
Ing shall pond With rosoiu.on Of the Con
Council adopted the 5tb day o, igust, 1853 that
Whitehall street shall be OF tho width Of ssvsnty
40, et throughout and shall incua" premises
and described In said resolution faws wit:-Besl
ming at pc int Bowliag itat datant tgeaty
eight t6l feet from the westerly Of Bow ling
point the northetiy sido o, idge streot, dis
tant seventeen feet from the asterIy cornsr OF
Bridge and whitehall streets, felp hence commencing
the southerly eide Of Bril-, srsst 1t . point
distant from the Of Whit n street, fourteen
st ..etshs'Ty to Ps,r street point distant from
thence from The .outhsry .ids & ,trsst from po.t
teen fes. to re corner Of wieani and state strsst
Aforesaid motion VIM he made for the sppoiot %
the present commissioners Of estimate and assessment Ia
the shove entitled matter KuBsRT j. DILLON,
Counsel TO the Corporation.
Dated New yors, Augasts. 1854
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s1sKHT I.pAkrMENr,. NO ! Hall OF RECORDS.

.yTxKnT DEPARTMENT., NO. HALL. OF RECORDSl
The owners Of water rights North river besvoon
mspd and Trey streets Will please that the
Loving .osols.ies passed shs tS@@oa coas:I. ss1 WAS
I'D on the North river The exterior Of the cay
- the centre Troy street bhs eouthey line Of Ham
ond street. vnder direction she Street
"a worn wth!e two years from The adop
DM " this resolution Also that upon the compilation Of
bulkbead The intermediate betwesn che sAiJ
ihsad ans West stree. shall be nlea in a.
hereby directed give the notice required by Law
vsn like The proptors Of the water fronts
cA exterior De and who may have taken out grants
"a line; 20 mako and complets said eukhead and MI In
ground hehr the within the period spsc6ed
s default Of said propretors obtaining water grants
ssrsor line and consentins TO make ne buihhesd and
tevmsdinte ground, required within the time Of
20 months from The adoption Of th resolution that then
said bulhhesd part th.rcof Of the
Suua shall be made and peted a the Of the
adc-men and Commonslt7 Of the city Of Now York.
Id sr Ahaiy own bensNt.
NV York, July as 1859
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|,nSrON AQUgDUCT DEP CONTRACT
Sealed proposals endorsed Proposafs for building
IN Prince street" sil be received 1t the oce Of tie
|soses AYusduot Rotunda Psrtp until Mon
with the necessary receiving basins and cuvsrts in
Iynss from Thompson Macdou The
ase ,pechcStons for bHilding the same and all
se fo nation relating thereto, Be obtained
NICHOLAS DEAN,
President Of the Croton Aqaedu6t Dspartnasnt,
TeN York, aug. 8, 1853.
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SPORTING Sc.

DAT DOG WANTSD-A FULL RL0oDEn Rat Dog,
Az well tajGed. Address G., Herald Once for three
da5a
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THOMPSON CO.'S CALIFORNIA EXPRESS, BY TOE
Nicaragua Steamship Company 9Th aud 9th Of overy
month Next steamer on the 2th instant Freight par
cells taken at the 10 est rates throu by special
s.pger Alec 20 phila iephia baltimore Pittbburs Gin
cinaai and ST Loris, daily. TuoMPsON 90.
No, " broadway
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EOTfCE.-PuBLIC NOTICE IS
hsSsby given to shs owner owners ossapan. O. osSn
thereby that following have besn
BY ths assssors and lodged In Abe once OF
an Of by ell IN
sesd viz For paving Thirty ktb street, rom hrosd
f1hch ayaae The lmls sshrseed BY such aAsoes
Esst asuda ali the several and lots Of ground
t ots pieess par ella Of aad tsats1 on both sidcs
Tfiyty Eth street Broadway TO Eighth avenue
whoBe effected bY the snovo NAMED
and who opposed TO sue same sshex Of
hem are requested their obi soions 10 writing
she ss-s<ned At snsir office No Hall o. Seeora'
WiLLIAA GAGE
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES MoNiELL }
.fss Bsysau Of Assssessoss, SArsst Department, Al
rst b, 1853
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MATRrMONY MADE EASY, OR HOW TO WIN A
M Loyss -PrcfNser LAYTON, Boston, formerly q
ar post paid plain directions enable ladies gentsmes
~ me devoted affections Of e many Of sse opposite
put 50 ospsvasins that Al b married irrespective
g appssrsnce or position; and Last Though not lessA
can oe arranged with sush aud decacy that detse
Wen hn possible Address Professor Lawten, Boston,
postage paid Wv wv ~
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popular building i undergoing eItenve Allegations aad
MONDAY NEXT, AUGUST Is,
of the
or that arrived from africa via Grsuen in
the steamer w shington on the 4th In, e., being
THE cELy GRAPES IN AMERICA,
and e only Of their gigantic size exhibited in
any country The male Giraffe, called
COLOSSUS BEvHTTEgF HIf5a.Tf .4 -
The feDei which, account OF ita beauts saiisd
CLEOPATRA, IL risrEEK fEIr Ar r-Is~.d.
These extrsordtn.ry snimais ssrs osttsrsa \ ss -
in Chief his Hghness the vcsroy Of Egypt sd
transported by him Mt cversnd
70 the Nile whence they were shipped to Germany and
thence transhpre directly to New York They
The prime sxo.opt health auo superb con
dition, and msy safely DO prohouaced the
MOST suRpAssIrGLY ELEGANT,
graceful gnfed and magni6cent to DO und In
the whole subordinate catalogue Of animated Their
actual ii little short OF
THIETy THOUSAND DOLLARS.
The pair thai i'm ported into this country about
fifteen cost fifty thousand dollars at
inferior in height yielded the
pcrcus ehansts Of climate short after their
arrival II s tho intention Of the Of this present
souee to isove them very to southern esimste,
for the safety of their lives we'll fer the
pose o attempting to propagate the peciss In this eounty
the Royal Geological Garden in London and the Ksyni
Jardiu des Plantes In Paris number Of other animals
be with the Giranes inoludiag splendid pair Of
Rocky MouSrAIs EIKs, pair of nrRIoAn FAwss SO
DO see. every dAy except sunday from 4 NJ to 10
AdEttance, IS ssnts Children under ten ha.f price,
THEATRICAL NOTICE.-HOwA ATHEN EUN
Bostop.-Ladis, and gentlemen engaged At this ss.sb
hsbmsnt reausStsd to meet In the Green Room,
IhnTrdey, August At preparatory to the
ROBERT JONES' Stage MANAGER
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sSok LIvxaPOcL--UNlssD srafss fan. sraAs.
will depart risb the Unial States aails On So
lively SATURDAY,, August 20 1t ~ o'sloes ora her
tsrAt at the foot ~ Cana stres For freight psays
hsyirr un-qnaea accommodation fr elegance nd con
terri apply 70 EDWARD X. COLLINS 40 Cd Wan
street PASSENGERS ssussted 10 bosPd at TX
TIE steamship BALTIC sDl snossod the Arctic. xAs
sau So ptember 8.
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CUFxaME oeUEI,-N rHR NATTER or THE AP.
- plsaeics Of tho Mayor, Aldermen and Cornenaty Of
Ahs New York, yeiatsve the widcss Of
strest twenty svs feet tire northeriy shoroo
Broadway and Hudson street In sho icy of New
York Pursuant to statutes such Ade provided
tbs Mayor A,dsrmcn ard Cemonsly 81 shs city y New
York hereby give notice. that shey intend apsY IL. Sa
sppoin Of Commissioners Of tsmsts and Assessments
In The above entitled matter st sOecul Of the Su
P-sns 70 be held A. the City Bs Of the
York Saturday, the 18th day Of august lS ~ the
opening Of abe that thereafter
sussf = heard that the nature .1d s,sn. Of the
twenty-five ses the noYtherly side thereof between
Eyo>dv Hudson street In the city o. Nos York
ROBERT J. DILLON Counsel 70 tho CorporAtion.
Dated New York July L. 1888
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koRPcRATIoN EOTICE-PROPosALs WILL BE
received e ONCE Of tbs Commissioner Of Streets and
lamps Of Chambers and Centre streets tho 18th
viii be received for pain ins and glazing two thousand
ss 50 the Of the Of Lamps
% oas No. I29 Mercer street The estimates viii b
Snsd the 22d day August 1853 Blank estimates
shtaned at the Office Of the Of Streets and
|nups, corner Of Chambers and Centre streets
HENRY ARCULARlUS, ID
Commissioner Of Streets and Lamps.
UeV York August 10, 1853.
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Nor1os-pUBMo N0r1Cn 10

FNOnpORATION NOTIUB-PUBLIU NOTICE 10
III hsfsby given TO ths
apasss u an houses and Tote, i~proved or ssaproyed
Affected sbsreby tnxt she ffv Wing have
so~ icted by the AssessoTs and lodged In the
es shs Buxesn Of Assasnsnts for sxafnaaon by AL
rseAs istsrestea visF0f building in Wooster
<st from Canal to 6snssoE street. The haIts embraced
such noads all the and lots
posDd vacant los psoes And paseels Of Iand saated
JA beth tides Of oOsf-y street. from Csoal TO Heeckef
zsst, both sides of Brooms ring Prince and Hcus
<n streets from Wooster 20 Greene street ALL persons
hass interests Affected by tho shove nsmsd asssss
requested To- present their writing V ne
ed ~ their ohte 6sn Of keooIdS1 within
kAsy days issn the date OF this aotice.
WILLIAM GAGE.
DIARIES j. DODGE, $Asssstoss.
CRADLES NcNIkLL1
Int T. lS63'
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These Ahips having Ses Gala 81 sontssot sxptsssy Ter
nsui seryos every se as been taken In tAsiR
seruetisp In shs engines 10
and their sof uHsuuasA
allegiance Aad comfort
Price ysrs~ge frvSs New Yorh Lvsrpcsl, in frss
sshln sI2o IN ssssnd sasis 80 ss,as,vs ef
sige stsAsrsou. $500
From liverpool to New Yorh, $50 SAD eco
An experienced surSeon attacked To each rAiT.
No hsTtts seenFed an I'll paid for,
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NEW YOaK AND CALIFORNIA STEAMER LINE,
IN via Ncaragua.-The Accessory Transit Company OF
Nicaragua proprstors. Through in advance o. the mail
ss9ssng Ths new double engine steamship STAR Of TIE
river At o'clock r. precisely for San Juan del Nor.e
Saturday August 2th connecting with the aud "a
Nicsrsaua transit ro%.e, having but twelve miles Of
their ventilation AM For nformasicn or
passage, fnnlv only 70 GRIZZLIES MORGAN Agent, No.
: roNIih9 Green.
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August IA 1859 40 NJ ''''s' ''''' ''''''''''

CTREFT DEPARTMENT, NO 4BALL OF RECORDS
Sealed propssals .i DO received AZ this Office un I'll
Thursday august & 1881 at I'm o'clock at 10
Forty third Fifth 20 Broad vhy to
with pckets the square known the Five Points square,
pthony Little Water and Cross streets; TO hag
We .ysnue from twenty eighth TO rhir
Fifth Sixth Specifications 10 he had
ppication the Cor ,ct Clerk of this
JAS. FUREY, Street Commissioner.
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CUPREyE C0URT.-IN THE MATTER OF THE AP-
p,iossie1 Of tns Mayor aissrme9 and commsn,lty e
ssenus Eon rtrsy esh street 20 he rstssy ate q
wards Of said city Notice "a hereby gvsn psrsusnt to
gtstute that the report Of the Comisonsrs Of Estimate
and Ia tito above satesd rsttor. will bs
ssneSto shs snprsme Co.s 10 special term THEREOF 70
ke hld 1t tbo City Ha VI tic city 81 Nes York onatuS
day. ths 18th day Of 0ctobsr 1853 and that there and
then thoresstss eonnse he heard Motion
vii be made that said report De confirmed
ShnUhI ZONES,
JOHN Ia PINKNEY, COAmisso nora
kICHAhp j. BMITH\
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-16

(sBAsE 4 co. IS EXPRESS. IS BKoADwAY-To hos.
~ ton aud daily to Charleston Southern
States Wednesday Saturday California via Ncara-
qua, 9TH and 1Dts. Rates reduced Is per cont
VIM q. BARNEY, Manager,
L,oREIGN EXPRESS GOODS AND PACK AGES FOR
wArded TO and from all parts Of she globe. at the most
reasonable rates, by
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-16

I ~ pon TON NGTlCg.-PUBiIC NOTICE Is HERE
sivtp ere owosrs, sesn9antor escu ants
heuses lots In proved amin proved 'ands aecs-
Yea7 n.t the oiowipg assossns nts have o-en com
nv ths and are Tod god In the Office o the
OF ..ss sx.minAtion by AL persons in
gor ptviIy saDsip street., from Rivington 70
-s,e street ihs limits embraced by eueb assessment,
sas ~ sIs several hsnsss and osH Of ground vacant
ysse ard parcels OF land situated both sides Of
a strsrt fsoU Rivngtcn TO stanton strcet. ALI per-
affected BY the sovs named assess-
ana who opposed to the same or either Of them
10 present their objections IN writng 70 tho
ssY,sed 10 their Office No. iall Of Records, within
|syty ssys s-or the date Of this yotice.
- WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES j. DODGE. Assessors.
CHAKLES MoNEIiL,>
s,es Bureau % Assessments, street Department, Au'
~. 1883