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UPWARDS OF 25,cO0 PERSONS
~ Have accompanied
Mr.. JOHN E. OWENS,
On his perilous
ASCENT OF MONT BLANC,
during the pnet seven weeks.

A announce. that his krst teasas At the Broadway
@ Kate sees.n nay snd %
tngu.hed aesse. from the DIury Lane Theatre London
character distnsuished city
ossisd in The si bills day.
FRAANKLIN MusEgM, Iys CHATEAU sTREEr-oEo
S.;
sether With variety Of performances For furths
cents Stag. Seats. ~isS sasaoDsd am
chairs s7s cents Boxes IS cents Gallery, l2x cents
WILL SOON CLosE-BANvARps HOLY LAND Al
al
Of France and Russia Exhibited every evening at
O'Clock. Admission, 80 cents; children, hslf.prcs.
pLAzA DE ToRos EN- LA HABANA.-tEXTRA MI.
m NE srs s1
sent IL the city cassa ' building re-
Gently constructed for bull fights large enough to hold
H"f Gs
s!nsa M S rTsG .ns
s % Es.f
ans ss Ssy 9s
ss 1 fact IN s viii ss S.:n
fctn fitted tho OCCASION and spared to
render it worthy OF public patronage.
KTERROON ADJUSTMENTS. - PERFORMANCES
~ will be given. every afternoon, At the st. Charles
Theatre Bowery, commencing with saturday, May q.
Ladies and children to the afternoon half
s s'i,sf ilSi tsf
night, great bill.
CASTLE GsRDEN.-FRENCu & HEISER, PROPRLE-
~ torp-The third grand Sunday Concert this by
Dodworhs celebrated cernet Band will take place Sun
day evening May 10 Admission, IS cents. To
at o'clock No postponement account of the
weather. The Garden is every day for the accommo
dation of visiters
POLIO HALL BALTIMoRD FOR RENT-THE
n saloon 20 Iy 90 feet lighted by three indecent
chandeliers and fctces capable Of seating six hundred
Ass saloon second floor "a by 30 feet for lectures
exhibitions &C. These from their central location
and accommodations unsurp ,ssed by in the city
Apply TO CHAS. WEST, Sun Iron Building Baltimore.
ITO RENT-THE REFRESHMENT SALOON IN THE
splsndd hall over the sixth Avenue Railroad depot,
close to the Crystal Palace in which will be exhibited Ia
few days the great American equestrian statue of Genar
jackson hy Clark Mills, Esq. inquire of WIN. 8. HUN
PuRFYS, C2 Chatham street, or J. H0EY, Adams Coz
Express Office,
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DACKETt TO HAvRE-SECOND LINE.-THe rOI-
lowing ships will leave Havrs the 1e&b sad New York

SAL July 10.
+: iii .: as9. a. S =. y, s
on the LIST Of sao, month
ST. DENIS, Frog NJ; JAM 5i.1 ''i r.. ais Z
A';:S SsI'i SissE H;s' Fri 2ssiS i
s sSs IF sSssSs4 Ext ss;;siiss
s III $sf j.: s :; $:s$ &
- IT,; Z. al .:. :y ss ;s
ssss:
any ~ M Pearl street.
STEAHd BETWEEN NEW YORK ,: AND aLAsGow
Craig wiz ,esys New York 70. cI.sgcw Sat
sss s.: & ss %ss'ss 4 "a 'i'sPS s:9' So
WEEkLY., LINE FOR, CALIFORNIA, u UNIFIED
isss'.as
monthly s n. Hs sla
si sss
dispatch direct to AspDwa during the month fAsy tie
CRY seen 4' cry GsF''s' a.s Cow
Connecting st Panama with the Pacific Mali Steamship
ss ss1s " fTss EEY.s o. application At IL West
y. $ss
Freight and passage be applicant the
.
tained on application personally or BY letter
THE i sH9RT EIs :, AND CHEAPEST RoyIE.TaE
81 as In ss
5 LIGHT Cart E, yin
eisey San Juan del Norts saturday
I s R1pY4s ..1R a1. TIC
ay1 s II n s:l
p. sspy Sny as tho IN SfSRsf
e ines ss M h
line. mail bag viii be made up at the Office.
A usTRALIA--PIoNRER LINE-TENTn SHIP OF
{;
new r. sPPsS rip s4kSEk ss%:
York Of 1
s anYn a s ns III. 5 Of whom M
from her uless model the Sea Ranger will make shorter
spss amy s'sf M aasia 500 70
:s:aas s 81 sss .s: s
money paid 'f ''st' CAMERON siss sRRy street.
:ssss Zip GEiES CAPT viii i$%.ss;s
her passage Melbourne eighty day is
esmfor sbs description stoeraro passengers taken
freight
Fos PORT PHILIP, MELBoyRNE, 4c;-To SAIL
81 SSpIS ssans :.S vs grimm :s.
Of & 81 @ Be III x:
each ser.hs secured u1s'; third q n;
tia .upcroi for f.ms: with state rooms bath
and every sequisits The somfer. Of
Ssas Isi
suscessia China. Her second Is sixty iso
ons @ s s EXP: :y pert:
%s sas
sgnees, % South street, or co board
EoR BERMUDA AND ST THoMAs.-THE ROYAL
q mail steamer Meriia, Captain CrOnan will sail on
Passage money Z, Bermuda: :................s %
Apply to f. cuNARD SSwiins Green.
VIRsT SNIP FOR AusTR ALIA.-TuE SWIFT SAILING
soHnA s 81. v nss. K.
ssss Ts IN " sIiF
@ ana &, 1
and comforts q home Mos. Of her freight
sSsfs sSEpl sIsss hPs East river Or to RICH
II ship TAR0LiNrA are requested to be on board on
Saturday morning the 2sth inst Baggage wanted
the age to be marked below" few choice bcrths still
South
LrOR NORFOLK PETERSBURG AND RICHMOND
The United States les, mail .tesE:hR ROANOKE CAY.
sndy commsnde 81 VIII leave Pier NO. 10 N4rss rver on
board, and for passage TO LUDLAM & PLEASANTS,
No. 20 Broadway near Beaver street.
sssss AND n.w sss ~. ssa
,teamer nAkIoN berry cemmsnd h WI ocye pier
precisely For freight apply board where all bills Of
'~N''e sPOFfORD TIGEsToN 4 CO, 80 Brosdway.
Through tickets to Florida follows-To Jacksonville
$3l; TO Pilatka $50
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CRoTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENTAL CoNTRAC-
~ t0rs-Seaed proposals endorsed Proposals for
er In Forty sixth street will be received at tho oee of
Aaueduet Department until Monday the 9th day Of
June 1853 at u o'clock, NJ TO bnild with the
cessary receiving basins and culyerts in Fortysxh street.
FRI point about PA feet Twelfth
easterly side Of Eleventh being
feet. The plan Of the and specifications building
Of the and all other information relating thereto
be obtained application 10 the alter Purveyor at this
office. NICHOLAS DEAN
President the croton Aqueduct Department.
New York. Nav
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

(yAhDEN AND AMBOY RAILROAD TO fhILkDEz
~ phS-from pier No North river.rwo iines daily =.
10 A. II. and p M-Accompodstio linz. At ~ A NJ, bs
ssabost Trenton TO South Amboy care to BordeBtowa
and steamboat X. Stockton to Philadelphia Fsrs-2 ia
press FINE 1t p NJ BY steAmboat John Potter Ambcy.
sbenoe Camden sarthrough In four bcurs and
n. nd NJ
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AHTyxssEAeSY

AHW3eGtgAcSYl
AIRS. ALVIN, RENOWNED IN EUROPE FOR HER
M skill in foretelling the future has arrived and will fur
nish intelligence about all circumstances Of life She inter
prets dreams law matters and by asroogy books and
science and tells to ladies and gentlemen the name Of the
they wen marry also the Of her visters Mra
Alvin speaks the Eagsh, French and German languages
Residence IS Rvngton street. stairs the Bowery
Office hours from ID AN. to SPIN Ladies 50 csnts gentle
uen 81
AIRS. BREWSTER, FROM PHILADELPHIA TENDERS
M her services the ladies and gentlemen Of this city
atrology love and law matters rpretng dreams
by books and seenes relied on and
also the Of the vsers Residence 80 Great Jones
street. OF Bowery Ladies' 10 cent?: gentlemen ST.
THE Gypsy GIRL-LAST TWO DAYS POSITIVE
i ly.-Cards of admission fifty cents The ladies sind
s the last opportunity Of lting with the Gpsy Girl
Europe Those wishing consult with her In
gard to the past present and future should call early
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ToR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAyKE-rHE UNITED
Il States mail steamship FRANKLIN, jus. A. Wotton,
commander will leave for Eavre touching at southa
to land the mails and passengers Saturday June at IL
$40 wanted during the voyage should b sent
ohsn disc will be received board after Thursday June
Tor freight passage apply to
MORTIMER LIVINGSTON. Agent, No. So Broadway.
TOR SOUTHAMPTON AND BRENEN.-THE UNITED
IL States mail steamer WASHIN GTON e. NJ Fitch COM
mander will sail for Bremen touching at Southampton to
land the mails and for England France
Saturday, June IS, at o'clock, p NJ, from pier No.
North river. Price of passage
In first cabin, main saloon Observation-Disclosures $40
In second cabin . NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 60
experienced surgeon attached each steamer All
letters through the post office. Specie delivered
in Bayre and London For passage freight, aopy to
MOLLER, SAND RIEkA, Agents 26 South street.
The steamer HI rmann will succeed the Washington, and
sail July 10.
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NHE LIVERPOOL AND PHILADELPHIA STEAM
ship Company intend sailing their fsvorits steamships
FROM PHILADELPHIA,
City of Manchester Observation-Disclosures. Saturday, juno IL
City of G. ssgow. ..................... July Q
City of Manchester. Observation-Disclosures. July 80
FROM LIVERPOOL.
City Of Glasgow. Wednesday, Juns 8.
City Vt Manchester. .............. July 6.
City Of Glasgow. .................,. %" Aug 49,
Saloon, sN SOS snd ss5 iacooriing to state rooms5
limited number Of third class passengers will be taken
and found with comfortably cooked provisions, for
$50. to Liverpool S5. -. :. from Liverpool
Parties wishing TO bring out their frend obtain
dcaes Of passage and drafts the Bank Ireland
Of 81 sterling and upwards Hondbis be had the
ONCE % THOMAS RICHARDSON. Agent,
No Is Rroadwav
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CTREET DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF RECORDS.
~ Public notice is hereby given that the following petit
lions have been presented In the Board Of
curb and gutter stones in street from Eighth
20 Tenth and flag four feet Of sidewalks Of said
street from Eighth avenue to Hudson river flag side
walks in Ninth avenue from Forty 9th to Fiftythrd
street to regulate and grade cth street, between Eighth
and Harlem river where Also the fol-
lowing resoutonsTo lay crosswaks in street. in
line with Stanton street to fence vacant lots bounded by
Twenty ninth Thireth and Thirty first streets Broadway
and Fifth All persons Interested having objections
requested to present then in writing to the
At his Office before the 9th Of June
York May &C. 1863. JAMES FURRY Street Commissioner.
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DERFORD Ia co.'s WEEKLY CALIFORNIA Ex-
- will go splendid steamer Crescent city Mon
Dr. will With the Pacific mail steamer At PanA
Our shippers wiz have their freight ready for delivery
cesed TIL one M, day Of ssing shippers will bear n
mind that rates much less than any other line and
facilities for transpsng freight are superior TO any
other company for sure conneeton ooarge
for custom house fees Passage securea sur once NO.
2Astor House. vesey street. bEkfohD CO
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CTREET DEPARTMENT., NO HALL OF RECORDS
Public notice hereby given that the following
lutions have been presented the Board Of Assistant Alder
menTo fence vacant lots both sides Of Second
Fourteenth and Streets set curb and
gutter and flag the east sidewalk from Houston
TO Tenth street also the north side of Third street.
to Lewis street where the same not done
TO grade get curb and suffer- and tag four feet of sidewalks
and Sixth from Forty second to Fortyhth
uuested 10 them In writing To- the at
his Office before tine 4h day Of June next. New York.
Nay &c 1853 JAMES FUREY, Street Commissioner.
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STREET DLPARTMENT NO. 4nALL OF RECORDS
~ Public notice Is hereby given that the
one iave been nted in the ,srd of
repair the sidewalk west side Of College Place
Murray and Robinson Streets; to set oQrb gutter
pave Forty fourth street between Ninth and nth
hues to Tag four feet through south side lh street.
tween First and Third Ao, the following pst.
onsTo pave Thirty fifth street. fro Eighth to Ninth
Also the following resolution In TIE
tant Aldermen TO fence lots Of Fifteenth
street and Irving place. All persons interested having
ectons thereto requested 70 them in wItir
the undersigned at bis Office before the 18th day
Nay next JAMES FURRY, Street Commissioner.
New York, May IS ls5a
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E6HB ARIA

NE@H xfaTa.
CPLENDID FRENCH AND ENGLISH ENGRAvINGS-
- Historical, Sporting, Oil Prints
Scriptural humorous, Scrolls,
LAndeoapee, Views Studies,
For sale Wholesale and RETAIL by " SCHAUS 3 Broad
way, mp stairs.
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NEATRIMoNY MADE EASY, OR HOW TO WIN A
M Lover Madam De Forrcs late of Paris and London
will send to address, receipt Of dollar
the most sting and perfect directions to enable lsd
site may be desired The process simple, but 30
captivating that all be married, irrespective Of
appearance or position address Madam DE FORRESTIE,
box ~ Broadway Post 0fic..
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A UsTRALIAN PACKET, EXCELSIOR LINE-PIo
IA Ship.-Ihe well known and favorte New York
clipper slip HELENA, Capt. Cave, will have immediate
despatch on her second voyage Melbourne Having made
her last to Melbourne in eighty day. oected
that she viii again distance all competitors The cabin
nge berths in state of the most
comfort able description No steeragc passengers taken
For freight passage apply board Is East river
orto JOHN NORTON Jr., 90 W all street.
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REMOVALS.


nR. LEA HAS REMOVED TO STATEN ISLAND
~ where he will practice bis profession He refers Doc
ters Johnson Frances add Woad Of New York House and
once, Stspleton, third dosr from SsAman's Retreat
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CRoToN A9gEDucT DEPARTMENT.-ToC oNTRAc
In Leroy street, will be received at the office of the Croton
Agueduet Department until Monday the Both day OF May
receiving basins eslver in Leroy street. from the Hud
river point 60 feet of Hudson street. being in
length about tl5 feet The plan of tho specihca
lions for the building Of the all other information
relating thereto be obtained appa to the Water
Purveyor Mt this ofhce. NICHOLAS DEAN.
President Of the Croton Aquoduct Department.
York NM
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aAHm.udOWIn..

my FEMALE, OF GOOD MORAL CHARACTER
"A WHO will favor the advertiser with her acquantanee
psnien Of gentleman who wishes wife One who had
srugeed with misfortune who desires provo
her condition, ind in him seadfast friend This ads
joke but the true expression sincere
desire Address v. Flushing, Long Island, v. O..
Wilmington Del.
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EoR sALE-rHA YACHT rRITLE, sLooP RI0GlD,
forty keel Can Bsrytown, three hours ride
from the city by the Hudson River Railroad Apply to
Mr.. BARKER, Heboken Hotel, or to Messrs TYLER
SON. Barryown. Refers to Robert Fish, z04 Water street,
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TNOLIAN PIANOFORTES.-T. GILBERT & co IS
~ celebrated to- With and without hon tho &sn
world wss Is now prepared to offer them a prices
factory Possessing facilities for obtaining pianos un.nr
does not that
buyers not G be found elsewhere If has constantly
gains, which he fearleesy win defy competition.
ap sisas a1o
Gson M on %TE @
corner of Anthony street.
A PIANO AT A BARGAIN.-FoR SALE Low
a "a octave rosewood pianoforse two round corners;
order money win taken groceries or dry
goods at cash prices. Address Piano, Herald Office
JAMES PRISON RESPECTFULLY INFoRMs HIS
the the chat he as N I'd s
tsentr Where he fssp
manufacture and also those Of other from
IL also TO sn
eond hand pianos to let out on hire Pianos bought and
any other establishment.
MRS sEGUIN. PxoTEssoR OF VOCAL MUSIC,
dies in pva.s those n.eDasd she stag. sones
p S ,. happy h 20
MUSICAL INsTRUcT1oN.-oNE OR TWO PUp1n
ddre Se Il .ss as oSs X
they be Instructed =: her own residence - per quarter
NEW MUSIC.-JUST PUBLISHED, BY GEIB &
IN JACKSON 400 Broadway the Hippodroe Schottisch,
hyF Hautsch illustrated with an interior view Of the
formed by Franconrs troupe.
DARE OPPORTUNITY FOR AMATEURS OF MUSIC
For sale, beautiful French pisnoorte Just import
opera partitions tduets, noeturnes, &c:, by
N. LOREAU sos Broome street.
THE OMNIBUS WALTZ; BY Q; BEEMgs IS NOW
We doubt not that brilliant gem from this justly cele
bratd composer will be appreciated by the musical world
AL true lovers Of music will lose time in it.
VJTANTED-INSTRUCTIO ON THE MELODEON,
w with the of instrument for short time. AID
dress box Zoo Post Office
ExW1aA PAY.
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CORPORATION NO1qCES.

(yROTON AQUy DUCT DEPARTMENTAL CONTRAC'
~ torSealed proposals. endorsed Proposal for sewer
Thirty second will be received At the ONCE Of the
OF May 1853 at IL o'clock M to build sewer with the ne
cessory receiving basins and cnivert in
street. from the in Madison avenue to point about
l25 feet west Of Fourth being in length about KY
feet The the and specifications for the build
ing of the same all oker information relating thereto
be obtained application 20 the Water P9ryeyo at
this Office. NICHOLAS DEAN.
York
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CTREET DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF RECORDS.
Public notice hershy given that the following reso.
Luton has passed the Common CounciTo curb and
street Al persons Interested having objections are
quescd to present them in writing to the
bis once on or before tho 4h % June York
Nay 70, 1853. JAMES FURRY, Street Commissioned.
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FNROTON AQuEDUCT DEPAR1MENT. SEALED PRO
~ Posals, endorsed Proposal for building in
Seventh avenue will be received ct the office of the Croton
Afneduet Department sotunda Park until Monday the
Nth day of May 1883 IL o'clock NJ to build sewer with
shs necessary receiving basins and cuvers in Seventh
aue from Fifty sixth street and through
street to Broadway The plan of tho and pecifca
tons for the building Of the and all other
relating thereto be obtained application the Water
Purveye or, at this Office. NICHOLAS DEAN,
President Of the Croton Aqnsduct Department
New York May 81, 1883
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with al requisite articles the ooror ard q
trade. The price Of passage $780, without wines Bquors
Goods seat TO the subscribers win be forwarded fss ro
any charges but those actually incurred.
BOYD HINcKEN. Agents. l4 Pearl street.
CTEAM BETWEEN NEW YORK AND GLASGOW
y The Glasgow and New York Steamship Company's
Craig will leave New York for Glasgow Sat
September TO- at IL oo.k noon First cabin saloon state
rooms) $780, do do. nidship do s75 second cabin $50;
third class, S20-stewnrds fees included. Apply to
J. NcSYMON, IS Broadway
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TAvERF AND Excise LICENsES-NOTICR.-ALL
Mven AND excise licenses pire the first May
sach year New Licences vili be sued at tho Mayors
tnee, City all between tbe hours " asd ocfock
hr the several wards or The following days respective
NH ward, nriday and Saturday. 9th and 2sth Nav
nth Monday and Tuesday, s0Ah and 3lst May.
Hoh Wednesday and Thursday LIST and ID June
1tth Friday and Saturday, 3D. aud 4th June.
l5tM . Monday and Tuesday, 9Th and It'll June.
18th Wednesday and Thursdsy, 9Th and 9th JunA
1Itb Erid.y and Saturday, 10th and !Ith June.
18th Monday and Tuesday, 18th and 18th jana
r0tk "Wednesday and Thursday, lSth and 10th June
Oth Friday and Saturday, Eth and 18th June.
AL dsrng license requested to nppl the
Hs de.isnas:d shove for their respective wards sad
licenses are requested 70 present them whom applying
special Notice persons who shsll sell Or dsa, IN
1t!onsRr spirituous qaors except importers disers
poang liquors imported distilled by them In
shove hys gallons without being duly csnsd arc subso
b. law FOX each offence to the penalty Of S and
estalers 10 the additional pnnishnent II
Ans and In prisonment Iy order
GEORGE @. GJAsrRR. First NarshaL
Wsv York April Is. 1850
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A PIANO AT BARGAIN-FoR SALE Low, A
"A "a octave rosewood pianofore, two round corners;
has been only about three months and in first
order Part Of the money win be taken in groceries dry
goods ut cash prices. Address Piano, Herald office.
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CHASE a. CO - EXPRESS OFFICE NO. 80 BROAD
~ way Rates reduced twenty Ave per Calffcr
MIA Boston and the East Philsdelpha and the West
Clnrleton, Savannah Georgia. Alabama and Tennessee
New Orleans and Mobile.
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pARGEs FOR sALE-FIvE SMALL BARGEs, ABOUT
ID two hundred and fifty TONS entirely Inquire OF
~ PAITCC, III Cyeae stgsst, up stalks,
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CAILORS WHO SERVED IN TUE UNITEE STATES
- Navy at time ON 1876 to 1862 in the Pacific
obtain their extra double pay Of
EDWARD BISSELL, AGENT,
and ats Purser g. s. Navy No. 20 South William St
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dor CHARLESTON AND FLORIDA-sEMI. WEEKLY
l. United States Mail Lno.-Thc new and fast going
steamer MARION M. Berry commander, will loave pier
No. North river Saturday May 18th, at o'clock p NJ
precisely For freight apply ON board where all bills OF
sPOFfORD, TILEsTON h CO., 30 Broadway.
Through tickets to Florida follows-To Jacksonvlo
IN p1atkn
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MEDICAL.


>c--~~~>--
TAR CLARK MEMBER or THE UNIVERSITY OF
~ New York. be suited ~ 70 Canal street, Two
doors Of Broadway 0es hours fhon TO 10 A. -
snd from to r. n.
DR. wH. WARD, GRADUATE OF THE MOST CHILE.
IL Lrated schools OF Euro and assistant 70 Dr. Ward.
Of consultation from A. M till p. NJ, daily. San
days from ~ to IL only Once ~ Canal street, ono door
east Of Brt ad~ay.
DR RALPH'S OFFICE HOURS, FROM TO u A. H..
IL and to- M Sundays excepted, at No. GAS Hone
ton street, near Wooster street
nR. COBBETT. NO 10 DUANE STREET. BETWEEN
~ Chatham and William streets. v. B.Dr. Is Nom
her of the New York University Once hours from A. NJ
to9 P. NJ, Sundays excepted.
nR COOPER, 4 DUANE STREET, BErwE caAI,
from A N. to9P M Sundays excepted Dr., r ne re-
gsisrly educated physician and surgeon.
nR. JOHNSON, I6 DUANE STREET, NAY BE CON
~ suited at his once whore he has practsed for last
twenty-five years. Hourt from A N. 10 Up. ~ SuudAye
excepted. 4'rtt -
NJ LARNoNr, PARIS AND LONDON PEyYAICIAH
s and Surgeon, be consulted from II u tnlSP. ~
mud till N the evening" C5undays sxespso10
At ~ nsAds street. corner Of Broadway "a ~
NEWPORT WATER CURE WILL BIZ OPENED on
IN che Of April II has been 6tted With paraicul
regard 70 comfort and and with The celebrated
hcn,tsuness Of the Nr~pcrt climate will he moot destr
"a. ssss. ASsxss Ol~ ~ - Asas NswkssA IA.
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TAX COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, NO. NEW CITY
Hall, April Ixs.-fotiee 70 tsx YayersThe
snt rolls Of the several words The city Of New York
- for eIamnst review from Friday, the
Say Of Nay vi Saturday the th dsy Of June both days
moluSive All tax desrour of examining
% the rolls requested to make application
TBS 1rsersir ned, AZ thoiy sfSce bstvses A. snx
IN W. ALLEN
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-27

MUSEUM OF EGYPTIAN ANTIQUITIES STUYvR-
1X SAINT Institute GO Broadway.-Now the and
valuable collection Of Phsraonfe and Pto!emae remains
during residence upwards Of twenty the East.
Admission cent?. Catalogues for sale st the Open
during the day and evening"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-27

J,REEZING ANNOUNCEMENT
Il THE COOLEST PLACE IN THE WORLD
Is eknowled ged by all to be
THE SUMMIT OF MONT BLANC,
From whence you view the vast
SEAS OF Ice,
Mountains and Valleys of
ETERNAL SNOW.
What a refreshing ideal
OPEN EvEry EvrNfun
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-27

WALLACK's TrEATRE.-MoNDAY, MAY 50, IS
w fixed for the benefit Of
Mr. CHARLES WALLACK TREASURER,
when will be acted for the first time at this Theatre tho
play of THE STRANGER,
In which Mr. Wallack me- Blake xr Mason Mr. Hale Mr..
Waco Mr. Reynolds, Miss Julia Gould, Mrs. Hale Mrs.,
Stephens, and Miss Laura Keene will appear.
With, also, for the first time here, the farce Of
NY AUNT.