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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-07-21
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In Providence, on Tuesday, burlington An
thon!, Esq., aged 60 years
In TINS ct,, Thursday morning, very suddenly.
Mrs. tiette +. Turner, widow Of DR.. William
Turner, aged 73.
In Honolulu, May 7, George Sandwich, aged
10 yeas, tor many years connected With the
Protestant Episcopal Chuch.
In Pro, ,dence, on Thursday morning, l4ih
mt, Mrs. Abby, wife ol Sylvester Browueli,
Esq, in the 65th year "i his &c.
Ia Providence, saturday morning, 10th inst I.
Il .hrkiah Sabu, in ,ae 18Th year oi his age.
In Hope Village, 0" the 18th inst, ar. Abss-
ham Bickerton, aged IL years.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-07-21

Very Coop. - The Mrdlum nj Will
manic relates Iunny incident winch
occurred in the cars there. A man
lr IN North Wlndham saw several pas
srngrfs seal themselves, WHEN suppos-
Ing one oi them To h- D"dge the Com
&c vocalist, he went up 10 hun with II
familiar "How are you = The slrar-
ger replied. FLOW DO you do SIR p hi
the same time pulieiy rising. Don't
you stop 2" mo, long" "Ain't you
going 10 sing here 2" Il guess not at
present sir" was the reply. Al this
moment another person spoke to the
supposed Mr.. Dodge, addressing hue
as Gov. Seymour. Whitman man was
conlounded. but apoiogized and shpped
oil Iapid;y, le wing ,he Governor aud
his lrlends convulsed with laughIer.-
.Nen Ruren PdiIQciUm.
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MR CRANsToN -

Permit me through
the medium OF your paIrr, TO speak al u
certaln large willow ire, slruai,L IN ih.
corner oi TourO and Division streets.
the hranchrs Of which tree hang over
and ohs,ruct Touro street, 10 the great
nnnoya"ce oi both pubic and private
drivers - especially IN rainy or wet
weather. rs II Is lmposslhr 10 lass uil-
der II without getting II cold bath. a, the
expense o! clean linen. hope, there
fore. that The proper authorities viii OH
viaie this obs ruetlon and receive the
iiiunks Of A
SUFFERER
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A B ,UTisuL NosE.- - We have q.

A B ,UTisuL NoEK.-- We have sci.
dom seen more beautiful work IT, ".
pograihy and engraved illustrations
than the frs, number. which we rrceiv
ed yesterday, The United Safes H,u.
mated, IN rieus in Cuy ard Country .
the descriptive aud historical arilrlr.
edited hy Charles A. Dana, and rubII.h.
Ell by Il. j. Meyer. New York. The
work 10 IN quarto the number, with
twenty pages letter press and four en-.
cravings, only so cents. The view OF
San Francisco which IL contains 10 alone
worth the money
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-07-21
satY Alarins Jnlsllissnts. Is
PORT OF NEWPORT.
ARRIVED.

WEDNESDAY,. July l3.
Brig Portorico, Brown, Bangor; Mazatlan.
Dix, Charirston, Prov; Edinbug, Bartlett,
Bangor, Warren; Arg"s, Walters, Pictou.
Schr. susan iiuson, Ave.y, Calais; A b
Terry, Futile, y Haven, cruise; a Il Preston.
BACON, RIVER, N Y; Charleston, Brown, Ca.
lais, Warren.
~l'"p New York, Clifford, Bristol ferry; vii.
lard. Carr, Y, Warren.
THURSDAY, July II.
Schr. Oregon, Codthwsit, hill, Saco.
FKlDAY, July IS.
Brig Jamcs Brown, Brown, Digh'on, fhila.
Sohr. Minerva, McGiverlng. + River, ialt.
) .TU.tDAY, July l6.
Schr. George Franklin, Crockett, Prov, Y;
Arthur. XII q, Norfolk, Prov; Mediator, Reed,
+ River, Va; NJ r. PIERCE, Smith, Prov, Ph,la;
VI u Dmfee. James, Fall River, Alexandria;
Schonl boy. Perry, Prov. Phil; Sarah trances.
X der, Sandwich. Soop Reply, Hubbard.
southport; Deep River, Southerly, sauger,ies.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-07-21

A projectIs "a nn foot Ia Cincinnati TO
lurnl.h lli, poor with wood tie ensuing
Fail at n,ory fly I,r cert below Pre-.
,ni prlc,s. Tie gtnlrnen vito have
un0rtlhken tie matter, ccrteniiaie lro-
curing large SUPPLY Of wood, ulon
winch iley prnI ose To make an advance
OF " per cent upon ils cost To those able
to Isy. 1hy then will sell at cost TO
suoh persons as Ln Y a representa-.
ton Irom respot, ,ltle ciuzens that
they belong TO the poorer or working
ois.sss
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-07-21

BE CAWEeuL.- Now thai green apples
cneombets. young earn, and other dis-
g"ises Il death III vegetable form, ARE
Becoming plentiful, let all be careful To
use ,heln ~ modefat.cn--or better slll,
uJf AT all.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-07-21

STEAMSHIP NoRrH STAR. The steam.
snip No'lh Star, Capt. ElJrIdge, from
New YorN, was at Co, staui on The 25,h
uit. She aitracied .cousidei aDle alien
ton, ahd Was visited by the Grand
Duke Constantine, who eAaullned her
very minulriy.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-07-21

A novel dentnl oi Grafton was perform
ed al Allentown, Penn, ty TWO OF the
resident physicians one day last week
II was the extraction oi thee iangs from
the moulh oI large rattesnnkc. b.
lore commencing the extraction, chloro-
form wac administered uni the SNAKE
was wrapped slumber, when lie teeth
were dra"n without difficulty.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-07-21

NoNUMEsT TO THE CAProps OF An.
DIE. Tie celebration OF Tho Na'ionaI
Anni'ersa at Tartytown wac made
tie oeeas oh OF laying tie corner stone
oi i monument to John Padding. d..
vid Williams aud isaac Van Wart-
The monument 10 TO consisi Of three
blocks OF marble, with n shaft be,ween
thirty and forty feet in height with On
appropriate inscription. The otation
was delivered b, Jsmss T Brady.
Fs1
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-07-21

In recent Fourth ~ Jolly oraiion at
OsA'go' young orator wax,d sur-
Imely eloquent in descan,ng on III,
"Uigdie' oil Columbus and the " sia,s
and Stripes that waved from his mast
head.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-07-21

PreSdea Pierre dnH G,n. !Sc0n.-
at Is SAID, in the Crystal Palace, last
ThursJay, when p esldent Pierce met
Gen. Scott, hr shook him warmly by
The hand, and sad 'Ah General, ]
never expected 10 meet you on the samc
PLATFORM 7 OF course, both laughed
heartily at the joke"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-07-21

II Clark Mills, the sculptor, the Re-
public says, has purchased farm three
mllrs ami half lrom Washington city.
Jn the line OF the railroad, whittier he
has removed his elks buffalo and other
living no iels, aud where he intends 10
iocaie HE studio and erect manuiactu-
rIng works required 10y his profess
sion.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-07-21

~" A looks Her in Bo ton has got
up what he calls n Qadker LYNN
Bo0k, giving as u reason that he under
stands TO work of the kind has hereto
fore been published.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-07-21

WHAr M.Srs A Man 2 The long, e
| i've the NOR, cerialn am that tue
great difference between men, the
great slgnIfcant is enrrgy, invlnci Ie
determination aud honest purpose once
fixed. aud then victory. These qua itIes
vii d, any thing thai can I've done ~
The world aud no tal"nIs, no cltcum.
stances. no opportunity, will maze a
two legged erca,ure q man without i, -
GnsiA>
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-07-21

III Tyler, the weil-known picture
maker aud Artist, is among us, and wc
predict Tor him "a car .er "a art, thi5 sea
son, heretofore unknown IA Newpotj.-
Ty cr ia an artist who deserves tie res
p,ct und patronage Of tie community.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-07-21

Four U. S. revenue cutters, built by
Capt. James NJ. Hood, OF Somerset
were LAUNCHED Oh "Wednesday, from his
shll-y ard.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-07-21

W We nre mdchiei 10 tlr Adams
clerk Of The steamer CanCnicus Tor
New York papers of yesterday mornn.
d,Iivered to US early last evenrg.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-07-21

MARRiAoE SCENE ~ INDiA.-- Bay ard
Tay lor writes from Bombay as follows:
Last Light, oil ny way Lone ir' III
tie Botanic GaILcn, ! net II nagnlf-
cent marriage procession in The eirt eis Of
the ualivr town. Fm.t came la,pe
nuuler ui teduiiui chidIeu, in oltn
garages. lhe l,arls aud sianpl,s on
their dresses glIrlerlug III Tie Ighi of
torches, which were lone ul,n ;ong
the sounds OF music. Behind ll,m
were boys IN rwtlled rotes. on horse
back, with servants hoiung golden
hinged unbr elias ah,,e II l,h lea d..
The nusIc-a piercing melody Of
Gies, drums ana flutes chne u,x,, and
the lrId,gtuom mounted OF wllte
horse. IT,, MIS- a nan 81 about iNtHiy
clad ~ Il lei uid iUles Of Nhle slIk. all
embroidered wnh lold. lis turhnn
CLEANED Wi II pearls aud his Ga, eks aud
IuttLtud NeIe CtNeICd Wuh gold leai.
he was IA iIvng EI bouado, but Sat 50
rave and nutcrl,ss on lis horse,
luuklng raight before Inn, that lie
uIpit have been luk, q Tor h bedIZertd
sialue. Il servant hOlDmg SILVER
screen restmtlug tan, walked "n each
sloe ol Lln, and k,hmd hIm Came Tie
dovcry, borne on mems h,ads. IL Was
conantu ~ rW,t! or ihniy loute., al
raryed go as 10 iorm a quadrangle nnh
ai,nlle ~ The c'hiI. Of aI."
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-07-21

u hx President Fillmore and daurh.
t'r nre at NrHToft.-P P50r Post.
Tins is news 10 the leople oi New
port.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-07-21

John VI. Warland, Esq., late editor
VI the Lowell Courier, viii .opn take
editOri,i control OF the q ,ston Dat
ly Cb'onirl- An .sesIlen, move
vent
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-07-21

How THEY AXE kNows.-The fol-
lowing fragments of conversation was
overheard the other day. Oh board OF Il
steamboat -
IL met Lord E,lesmere and Lis party
a, Niagara, the other day. knew the
ladies were persons OF distinction the
moment saw them, because they wore
no jewtiry, Tor any other ornament
whatever !'
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-07-21

! HEADS or THE noRLD AT present.
/ in Ihs year oi our Lord 1853, there are
4 eighty three soscrrIgns OF repubIlc.
empires. mo0arclles, vrIncIpaht IS
\ duChIes, and elecioratps. or these the
/ number OF governing Pr sileuis ls
/ eighteen. all OF which, outside OF the
United States Presidency, are Ccut,ai
aud South American offices, with the
exception OF Liberia. Vhere are slx
Il Emperurs, including his sable hlghucss
/ FausIln 're FIRST sxreen Kmgs. coun,-
. ing as one OF The hradS Of tnc wOrl /"
|. Jamacu, King OF all the A,oSquiiors
, Under uis head" also come Ilr kings
. Oi Dahomcy ard the Sand"iCh Islands.
I OF relguug Princes here are ten,
/ Granu Dukes seven. Dukes ten, ali vi
( winch are petty German States, and
neal all oi'whch are very InslynIlic; nj.
! Under 'hIs head also comes one E.lrc,ur
aud one Landgrave. Oi Queens we
have five, Including RauavalDua ul
Madagascar, Punar. OF the SG'ir'y Is
ands and uihr-s scarcely more civilized.
We nave ona Pope, Two Sullats ose
Of BDrneo and Turkey, two Go,tlr RS,
OF Entre RIOS and LoIrlrnlts one
Vlceroy, oi Egypi one Shah. Persia
one iadm, Mu'ctt; one Ameer,
Cabul and one d. tor, ol Nicaragua.
S'0ge-iSm appcars to have come 10
q sudu,u euU UI the o!hvr eide "f the
water. Queen Victor Ia reused 10 ~
r,ive her t rchuke winch ehiI"gulsi,d d
IA an lusta the enIhushrm oi the
Stafford uouse Clique aud was not
uhitl' ) On. ,radug members of the
AihIsirl, WHO hnd made themselves
rid cuious by cautlng Jnie Tmdnd.
II wOuli seem isom Ire course OF the
Queen that she has more good feeling
aud hard common sense Than al Tie
p.ilticldus Nlo surrounded her.
Alter The Guern turI ed her back
upon the auinortss ul " Uuc,e Tom,
That nOtOtlety seeking individual,
deserted ~ the " uOhliiry and entry"
iprlhwilh uelOok herself across tiie
channel ana trled her iurlunrs Ia ParIs.
There misfortune attended hcr at the
ouIset. he morning alter her arrival,
as she was leaving the house OF M.
Ricuard, Rrd Republican. that Wur,l y
Individual vas arrested by the police,
charger WIN hciug engaged ~ a
conspiracy 10 assaeeluatr tie Emperor.
and ioiged /, Jall. Tie nn,hblc
authofrs-, deprived of her worthy gul, .,
"ds cUuni ic'icd to mtse her Own w
as h,s. she cou d. It's sup o-ed thai
her uext rUuauce vii be devoted TO lie
Consideration oi tie nIsc,,s oi the
French uhiies- having ascrrtilnrd that
'heJ labor uhdrr quite ~ muny hilIc-
iion- ~ thu negroes vi the sOuth.-
kichmOnd Whty.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-07-21

In New York, on the Fourth while
ady wns booking over the edge of
steamboat INTO Tie water wIlh her baby
IN her arms, the infant gave a sudden
-prlng. aud jumped into lie water, and
notwithstanding every exerto Was
drowned.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-07-21

Loui, GouZ lies Bravo will succeed
NJ. tal r. "n de la Burcn as Spanish
minister Il, Washington.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-07-21

~ The Yacht Nnliam S. Thatcher,
Commclore Robbins arrived here on
Saturday, in s6 hours from Boston.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-07-21
A ACARRIALE FOR SALE.

A nea, two hor'e carriage, made by Lawrence,
Of New York ,vnh gla..e. ~ the front and doors.
which ha. heen hule used, 10 Ohered for sals, ~
the owner 10 about oma,kIng for Europe; Apply
10 JOHN PEARSONs.
Coach maker, q, the head u broad Street.
Dl dSw u
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-07-21

L'ANCY Pipe. An sssortueu, IL Fanny
l. Pipes aud Cigar Holders. iut r~r'd o. shs
w. bssss-. ~ THINE srr,.' t'-1
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-07-21

HiAktiACE cuIPAtED WITH SINGLE
LITL.- Marriage Is school ol exercise
aId tXerciee Oi virtue aud though
marrluge hath cares. yet the single lie
hath utsIres, which are more lfuuhl.-
some and more dangerous, and oten
end ~ s!n while the cares are but ex-
ercIses ui plcty : aud Therefore, il ihe
single lie hath more privacy OF devo
tlon, yet marriage hath more variety vi
1t. aud ID aH exercise OF more graccs.
Marriage Is lie lr"pr scene liety
ana puteucs ui lhc duty VI parents aud
the Chrr.Iy Ci relations 4: here huIGuess
Is spread abroad, aud love is uIjiteu
ana made hrm as "A centre. Marriage
10 The nursery oi heaven. The vGuln
sends prayers TO God but she carries
hut ouc sou! 10 hluI: uut the slare ol mar
rage file up the numbers OF the elrci,
aud hath IA II the Labor Oi love, aUd tne
deilcdcIcs Of friendship, ANA TIE b.ess.
mgS ol s"clely, aud The uul0n oi hearts
ana uunds.
l. ht'a IA J. more safety than The Sin
Eic iIc Il Attu more care, IL !, mere
merry dud more sad - iuiier Of sOrrows
ana IUi.r OF loys: 1t lies under more
burdens, but II IL supported by all the
Strengths ot love and cnarIiy, which
make those burjenS delightful. Mar.
rhEr !r Tie mother oi the world, aud
prese,vcs Mngdoms aud tius cities, aud
churches, and heaven i,sclt and
lhdt siate oi good to winch God
hath dcsi,sned thr present Constitution
o. tl.r world. Bishoy Idyi0r.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-07-21

\ DurcH SrgAaER EXPECTED let
ters from The Hague bring the Iuielli
.rrce that Ihe Dutch govr'nnen, have
drtermincd to srni 10 New York the
war steamer Amsterdam, containing
some conttibutious irom Holland Tor Tie
Crystal Palace. The Amsterdam Ia
P'obi bly, now oa her passage, and may
he expected soon at New York.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-07-21
\ NEW, DELICIOUS
TEMPERANCE BEVERAGE
AMD SBSIAL MEAD!

THIS Excellent Compound ia prepared from
the hest SPA.IsH SARshPaRtLLA. without its
dark Iepulsive appearance, hrng beauiiiu'ly
Transparent aud entrel, fee from al Impurities.
it, qualities. ~ beverage, a sIngle trial vii,
give tap commence over all OF ,er preparations
%, lts freedom from all nOxIoW ingredients.
agresabicn,ss, clnayor, and its''exceedius cheap.
nrss
G. A " TIONi
The Proprietors ofthis excellent preparation,
having spare M expense To bring Il 10 perfrc-
ton, would ca,dlun purchasers to lazy nW.e bos
lut what has the tac simie Of WILSON, FAIR
BANh < co, an every bottle.
WILSON, FAJRBANK Il CO.,
IL and IS HAEovrk STRgEr, BoSToF,
SOLE uAsUFACTURERS.
Sold hy al Drnssists and Grocsrs throughout
The country.
H,Z,Rij 4 CAswELL. whosssl. sscu,s Tor
New ort
I2S 2m d&w.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-07-21

" There was very pleasing Incl
dent at the opening oi the Crystal Pa
ace, which elected good deal OF up
pIause tom the assembIed crowd
hen archbishop Hughes stepped up
on the platform, Bishop Wainwright, ad.
yanced to meet hIn, and SHOOK him
cordially ny the hand.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-07-21

a - ,s roR TIE BEsr.' DR.. john
son used 10 say lha a habit ol looking
"a! the best side Of every event ia better
ihin thousand pounds n yeas. Bish-
op Hail qnaInIIy remarhs: For every
had there might be worse and when
man breaks his lrg, let him be thank
lul ihatlt was not hls neck When
Feuelon's Library was Oh fire, ,--'God be
praised he excIain ed "lhat il is not
the dwelling oi socle poor man ! THIS
IS the true spirit OF suhm Irsnn-one OF
The most beautiful traits iha, can possess
the human heart X solve to see this
void on Its sunny side, and you have
alMos, hall won the bauIe o. lie at The
outset.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-07-21

o. Among The visitors IN ,he city we
notice Mr. Beaverton. the artist. He
is lie son Of CAT Brewcrton Of the
Army. MIR. Beaverton was formerly IN
the Army himself, but resigned sopc
time ago, and now devoles himself en-
trely 10 the arts as a landscape paint
er he occupies an enviable position, and
gives promise ere long to assume the
highest rank IN his profession.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-07-21

GJ- There has been another accident
on the Hudson River; sloop run inlo
the steamer Empire City Oh Friday
night, and threw one of the boilers out
OF place, two persons were killed and
several badly scalded.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-07-21

Tns LlauoR Law IN CoSNIcrIcur-
The question "i enurtug " A'aine
Law" Is before The Legislature Of Cor-
necllcut. a majority of the committee
10 which ilie SUBJECT was referred have
taktn ground sgailsi ,he, msasure IN
reporl concluding as I"llows
"A law similar 10 thst"f ihe state oi
Maine TO INCONSISTENT with hl III. gem
,ral principles lint If,nt't persons,
properly, possession, and don.icll ~
inc ousistent wlrh The progt' s. OF liberty
and irec Institutions iiI eur rr,uhiIran
IN. ION Is al beet 81 aoubti..I ruislltu-
touany or expediensy Is 'uhJtct 10
extensive ahuse for The graiiIica,Cn a.
priya,e malice, or the iaha!lcai houons
ol Cottcrvt mOfnl rtiOtntrs ~ rot en-
,aired by any coGsitiuhonai sbyauona
lo makc sUch. "a statute an1 cannot
Obtain ihe general acQuwsreicc or sup
.uu oi tfs GiauoIy ~ ls enforce
nrnl ihai thsrt ore II IL calculated 10
uHsciii' ne ,!laIs OF properly. IhG oh
stfvancr aud reepe I for Wholesome aud
lus, laws, aud 10 bring n,o discrrdlt The
constitution, he laws, aud HE ] dicnI
tribunals, without otierlng any prncncul
and certain henefis which are not bet
ter secured by laws made in accord
aucc with those settled convictions Of
iuniame ,tal rights which have so
ton, made ihe cnizens or This eminent
und venerable Commonwealth q law
respecting and IA law.hhIdIng people,"
In accordance with these views. The
maibrliy have submitted reso uion de-
clafiug ,tai 10 legislation Is called irr
on The subj,c', while lie minority have
presrnled n Maine isw bin
The Legislature snbs' quentiy refused
10 enact the Maine Law.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-22
LEGAL NOTICES.

CUPREME coUHT;-IN THE NATTER OF THR Ar.
y plication Of the Mayor, Aldermen and CommonAy
Shecty Of New York relative to the opening Eghtydh
street. from the Third the East tho city
New York Pursuant TO statutes such
yded the Mayor Aldermen and CoTmon.y Of the city o
the Supreme Cour Of The State Of New York. special
term the said court DO held at the city Of New York.
Sa day tho 9th day Of November 1885, At the opening
the on that day. or IS thereafter counsel
9essa for me Of q ssm.s and
and exten of the hereby intended Il tho open
Ing Egbty fifth street from Third rycr
In tho city Of New York. laid out the map plan Of
said city under ard by virtue Of act Of the Legislature
the people Of the State Of Now York. entitled rea
ve TO improvements touching the laying out Of
roads In the CITY of New York and for other
passed April Q, 1907. ROBERT J. DILLON,
Counsel 70 The Corporation
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-22
Inn 0n0 GIFTS FOR THE PEOPLE-PERHAN1
xOOsUOV GIFT EXHIBITIONS THE
SEVEN MILE MIRROR
OF THE GREAT LAKES NIAGARA FALLS &C.,


Ro so :'ssSn
CIT Skots admitting four persons and snsurns one share
81 tho ''l1 1896 GIFTS, ONLY ONE DOLLAR.
Tho ~ o. the sIss Of paintings known an mn
having ses.sd that ~ ii. s1hiisios
ana is1'sy
cultivation, with dwelling, barn, and other aeces-
&
aooess to II every hour In the day either by railroad
of one thousand two hundred trees on which thou.
sands Of bushels Of peaches have been raised this
ASs nfo%sssn about III: farm Gan be 1sn BY
James n. Farrand, Assembly Buildings, Phladsl-
The celebrated trotting Telegraph who can tros
nile Y e. s s xsS I'VE H1ss II b
yv: Pianos worth $500 ..oh. SSS
spsoimsaS If tho Pianos can 30 see. At IL: music -"
:, and plane store Of Horace Mstsrs Sss Broadway.
F:a SS ass MssSs "T ws s
One hundred Gold Pens ana Cssss worth IS esei.... @
One hundred orders for Hass es asnn. ic.:i:icd '"
ri1e shoussnd Cold r:n: 81 each s
Forty thousand Ensravings, cens each 1905
sS7H Hand Books describing the Seven Mile Mirror 6O99
One hundred thousand Gifts valued A.. sN 5s4
order to insure Perfectly fair and ssssaesory
Sn Of the properly ar rSaam prGEIsss thai the share
ali tickets are sold notice wGios viii be- sven
perysOn the distribution will take place This committees
will be subject to the instructions of the sharshder aaa
will distribute the gifts them in such wayether by
lot other weas the shareholders determine upon
Tickets for sale osce Chinese Assembly Rooms from
piano store Of Horac, Waters, 3ss broadway.
orders for cke by letter. should DO addressed 10 10
sIAH PERHAA, Chinese Assembly Rooms $50 Broadway,
Exhibitions every afternoon ana evening" an and TX
O'Clock Tickets for single admission. % osnts children
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TONIC PARACHUTE WAFER AND poMAruM FOR

TONIC PARACHUTE WATER AND POMATUM, FOR
promoting the growth of the hair-Incsn parable dis
oovcy for its virtuesInyented and improved by Chamin
Rue do Hospital 49, at Rouen-Agents at New York. De
Lussan Fruchet, Chambers streetThis prepara
tom which has attained its last degree Of
qualities which than six thousand have placed in
evidence Rouen and at Paris and at New York,
the safest guarantee Of its efficacy each Of which,
qured furnish the proof Of this assertion
the the progress rapid the
crbod its composition that is to to the regenorang
and tonic qualities Of the humorous medical substances
which form the basis Of that composition.
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fyORPOaATiON NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS HERR.
~ By gven 10 the owner occupants
q all Eouss ard lots improved unimproyed
A,sroby that the following bavo
81 and are lodged In the Office Of
o. Assessments for examination by all interested
Srset The nts braced by such include all
Shs several and let's of ground pieces and
psxses Of Land Htuated the south side Of Henry street, N
Ne Of RutSors street. thence No. 6 Henry troes
street, thence No. Rutgers street All pereone Who's
Nesets ars a6sstsd by the above named assessments
hs opposed either OF Them requostod
g D1sssat Sher osotons writing to the undsrsigned At
WILLIAM GAGE
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES McNIELL,
OQsA puesau 81 Assessments sStrest DepartnsoA Ooto-
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UTRuuR IMPAIRMENT, NO. HALL OF RECORDS
3 6alA lss Rosals viii be received At this once until
aad .S aad gutter in street. from Firth
% sVspth and four est Of Wake betwe,n Srth
and Specifications 10 be had applications
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