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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-20

How 10 SPoIL A SHRT.-lOu may make the collar
TOO hsh or too low bosom fat pulled like the Of
there twenty to spoil shirt but
Ss one pan perfect f viz the patent plan GREEN,
No 4 AsorH House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-20
prrsrurss NoTroEs.

rR~ There is no clap-trap about tne "a - .ord mer
No ia Fulton st no superficial ,ns S~ popular are cheap e
giant sracef article well made snS head be OF
%,os pr the mali NAH .a ' Of 81 wal not wear
hat q, thst price -r,ox -BtRp cor
GrsrIrnys's HArs-SPEise fin, stvle on Taes,y,
mar pm; 49, win introduce the spsias y and the public
Msh The new pattern iS ard Of Ss@a
u,r. ELEo,sr F.sMSsanLiEIh b. p KSax
single view o. With belief in the oPo
lon that s are s. elegance r sS aaacta,e and
aons arc rae nS. and be- maes md spns st. near Hell
Prescott" Hat Store corner Of D'''''
iers Salt Of versay admitted leader OF the
Y MEALi4 @ cacsrue H. S.e ~ sSy Other natter
the yre',nt ,ss ssamen " NO 'O
ner Of csIast is politely rendered to La
OPENING %" city baness or to visit
dies Dsss aB WHERE sssTs ,eTSGo 5
Gently CON petsd ssera sss Hsvpg The depart
asls On nd = 4aS sSsS'
s s.oS % s rss BOYS and afan Caps Och
felt ssw ard fur s ssple' spple every age and SIZE adss
Tsss. ia H s an ss .s 70 which Lady
CO.. n elo,h ard velvet u Nc LEAaY Co, Hstte
ERROR RETuTEpSOe ,."H rbs
nece. mo .hs.f challenge competition with any in the
s as ' as. nd cda's'J WI kHlIoea No Is can,
---,,.-.s-SB B. CHiTTExDEN BRorHER IL
BAYADERk Sr the Atlantic Asia Arctic and Arabia new
mi tenon Of merchants in all sections Of
country No pn.;nesScoats Spring Overcoats, Spring
op,P ,op Sous ye. sPTlns Pants IN the largest snd
Sacks spns d selected from our choicest spng I'M
beautiful DryIIs No S. and s. John ST. Nassau
Great exhibition Of Fashionable Spring Mourning
Bonpe OF ever ps5ns Mourning Store No sol Boadsay
srILpo OFF CoslqgnscE on NJ Cd5fs ,1
srhseen oa pion and Muslin Curtains Window Shades
mas o. ever T.s article IN the phosery line
spd Corlp IRONS purchasing will DO well 10 call they
below Cos opportunity purchasing the above Goods as low
Sthsy are no" DAVIES, Uphoerers No 200 BOwey.
-...orxT BOOKS AND STATIONERY.-The subscribers
& from and others who may REQUIRE scesla TIER
eoseit POOLS Of and styles Letter Cap and Note
me Steel and Gold Pens &c ChessmeD Backgammon
i P,s of various qualities, &c Bin Heads Cards
DoAfer r., -,eipted neatly CARR 5 HICKS,
Circulars As s.,opsrs No s. NassAu door Maiden lane
s.puo STYLE Doors AND GATERs.-The splendid
Of WArxxss spring styles attracts universal attention
-s.ns,ye establishment No III euon-st continually
xit BUYERS finds il difficult supply the demand
an o want GOOD handsome shoes moderate prices should
20 wAIXISss
FASHIONABLE, ELEGANT, COMFORTABLY, DURABLE I
of ladies' Caters Slippers Ties,
hy the selections from by those who prize
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Marine and Inland Insurance

U6OEN,
b. G. Morals Secretary HENRY HoLDREGE NicePrssident
NorIoE-After LIST of May we will close our store at
soeioeh NJ Saturdays JNo HteGiNs Co.. ID broads
" Mr. GOLDSMITH hopes there is no mistake aud
will be dsppoir relative his present S5erm at No 29
Broadway closes finally April seth Moreover II H the end OF ms
Class teaching Ample viii be given scholars to complete
their more viii be after the day specified
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-20

Tar GREATEST Discovery OF THE AeE.-No remedy
purchased Venetian iument for the cure OF
Dyseney Group. Chronic Rhumsism Tooth
ache Sore Throat Coughs Burns Old Sores Pains the Limbs
Chest bak &c Ift e money WAL De returned
Price q and 30 Dr. Tobas Horse lnuen' 10 punt oot' es
warranted cheaper ard better than other Tor the cure o. Zone
Swehng Scratches Calls Bruises Old Sores &c fce % cents
For sale by the druggists the United States Depot No %
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TULLIEN'S


THE LIVING CRATES, AT1HE CHINESE MUSEUM
Building, No. 500 Bro sd ssy1he lower saloon of tins
popular building il undergoing extensive alterations and
MONDAY NEXT AUGUST 10,
TWO LIVING GRAPES,
Came that arrived from Africa via Bremen
the steamer Washington, on the 4th init, being
THE ONLY GRAPES IN AMERICA,
and the only OF their gigantic size exhibited In
any country. The male Giraffe, called
COLOSSUS is SEVENTEEN FEET HEIGHT.
The emala, which, account of its beauty Is called
CLEOPATRA, IS FIFTEEN FEET HEIGHT.
These extraordinary snimas captured 10 Abyssnia
with great difficulty by Herr Bernhard Won Haitma mn
uerry in Chief to his hnes the Viccroy of Egypt
transported by him ut overland
to the Ne whence they were shipped to Germany, and
thence directly to New York They in
prime youth excslont health ana CON
dition, and may safely be pronounced the
MOST SURPRISINGLY ELEGANT,
graceful dgnfed and magnificent creatures TO be found
the whole catalogue Of animated nature Their
actual cost Is little short Of
THIRTY THOUSAND DOLLARS.
The pair that i'm ported into this about
fifteen cost fifty thousand dollars bat they
perous CHANCES of climate short time after their
arrival II Is the intention of the of this
COUPLE to fmove them to Southern climate,
for the alter safety Of their lives well for tho pur
attempting propagate the species In this country
experiment That has been successfully accomplished at
Jardio des Pantes in Paris number Of other animals
may be with the GraHes including splendid pair of
Rocky MoUErAIN EIRs, pair of AMERICAN FAwss, &c.
pm.
AdDtance IS cents Children under ten, half price,
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WATCHES, JEWELRY. Sc,

-
ySTATCHEs AND JEWRLRY.-THE SUBSCRIBER 10
w selling all desert ptions ~
GOLD Silver WATCHES, JEwrLRv AND wARg,
~ retail st much less shan the usual prcee.
gURGgrsyr
Zeal Jules sutgnsen wateres received BY every ArTsi
18th oNrhcates rom hin with each wstoh, per-
feet timekaepers. COOPER wascBEs.
Duplex and Levers IN hurting md magic eAsss perfsca
timakeepsrs. kNpEPINDrNr
and quarter so'ond watches timing horses And geld
silver chees cHR0No3ETEEs.
splendid gold pocket ohronoTaeters which -,n rttess
watches which eight days.
ENAMEL WATCHES
FOX ladies, some in hunting cases.
DIAMOND
for i.des, some In magic GASES.
WATCHES
which change into three different watches.
WHICH WIND
10 and tuyn The hands without any key.
Elmo gold lspine watches, tour hoiaa jewelisi. SIS
Cole ssausnea watches for the iies Is u
Geld fnglish patent levers IS 10
IioM Lngsh patent levers, hunting "a no
silver patent levers, how os..,........... Ia Nc
silver detached levers, ga low s,......,.. Ia pe
and all other styles o. watches ~ luAIy low prices
pIAMoNDs
Diamond sarrings pins bracelets fngnr Gss xcsse
for 1ae at muoh 'ece thal The usual pf,ees
Keys ana SEALS gold pens sod pencils gold and silver thin
bios bracelets tfeaspcs ps ioetsts sarrings sos
ard silver sroeoes. gold soobpeAs, charmp shstslsns
STEERING silvtr spoons, cups forks, fsnknirss nafHn
ross nue Knives, weodiut cake knives &c. Fc Watches
sna ]ewsry EXCHANGED All watches warranted TO keep
kooa sine, OF the uooey returned.
All kinds OF watches eoots ots.nod ana repaired n
' 'e'' - much is's Ia r rs az,
Inporter Of watches and evslry whoss,s and ses,I No
WAu ssSSsh sesSap hsss. aeAz Broadway.
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EURNIrURG.


yrNAMsLLED AND COTTAGE FURNiTURE--3Ers
~ from $50 20 Sl,WC The largeet assortment In this
United StaG Sets made in nomber solor and shade
suit all tastes. GILblRS BYaNE, malnfaoturers 5Af
ycadwsy fow Above Spsiss street, sideL
aaseeterv, no. ~ traene st-eat
ENAMELLED FURNITURE.-HAyING COMPLETED
u machinery, enabled to offer OF the
richest and splcnd quits well a few the cheap
est oyer offered in this narkeh, at Wholesale and retail
WARREN WARD, IA Grand street, one block east Of
Broadway
ENAMELLED AND COTTAGE FURNITURT.-TnE
~ subscribers invite the attention of purchasers their
stock fashionable and durable chamber suites from SIS
UNIV ards factory and 81 hite street.
doors west Of Broadway Dealers shippers and tho trade
supplied liberal terms. WARWICK TUREfh.
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aBIrriao,

EN0R NORFOLK, PETERSBURG AND RICHMOND
~ uaised states Mail Limo, twice week The steamship
hOANOkE, u Cavepoy, mander leaves pier 10 NORTH
rivy, every Tuesday stsrooon, At O'Clock, and she
.A.ksiUWE Levine f.ar..a, aer .v..y s-tnrcsy
afternoon ~ colook. Nc freight received after ocioci
ON e.ys VI SAg For freight apply board and
ssasN LVDLAk fLAAsAkrs, y 8yQsAwAJ,
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t,rIggT DEPARTMENT NO. A gAIL OF RECORDS,
The owners of water rights North river between
AR Troy streets will please take noes that the
10 ing resou son passed the Conn Council aud wa,
proy cd by The Mayor July 2, 1888 THAT bu khead b.
M ON North AVER The exterior line the eitv
the Of Troy street to she southsry of Ham
street. under the direction o the street nisoncr
~ pleed within two years from the aiop
this resolution also, that upon the completion
bukhead che Intermediate space betwo saS
hesd sud West street shall BE Gloa in as
thereafter aud thu said Street Com mlssg0ner bs
hereby directed to yo the notice euired by law 20 la
In ike TO the propretors of tbs water Fronts
ch exterior npe and who msy have taken out grants 70
jIe to mako md plets sai bulkheaJ, and MI in
make ground teh I'd the within the period specified
"a in deeus OF ead propretors obtscing water giants
line and conseutns 70 make the bukhest Ard
intermediate ground, required within she tme Of
moDtha from the adoption Of s resolution, that then
ssd bnlshead or part thereof q the insermegite
Found shall be inside completed ut the expense Of the
syor Aldermen and Commoralt7 Of be oty az New York,
Lad for hei- own heleat.
JAMES FuRzY. strest Commissioner.
New York, July rs, 1858
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CIRFET DEPARTMENT NO HAIL or REcoRps.-

CEALED PROPOSALS, ENDORSED "PROPOSAL
for lead" viii be received at this ohice ustil Monday,
Aug Is s' At = Sclsch st. which hour the 9 ,a vii
tSis Bidders win state sspsrate price
delivered required by the department. At 18th street
and Tenth avenue Psymsn to DO made for u on the hrt
regular pay day after delivery. NICHOLAS DEAN,
President Of the Croton Aqueduct Department..
Croton Aquedact De Oartment, Aug. s, 1853
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kr3sfT DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL or RECORDS
Public notice is hereby given THAI the following rasou
Ion presented in the Board of Aldermen TO
IA curb and gutter rcgrada ami repsve Jackson square,
q bocs bouaag said square 70 lay cross walk SIX feet
y from eouheast corner Of Horatio street and Eighth
erue 20 the corner Of Eighth aud Greenwich
us Also the wing psttons.fo regulate and grado
Iourtb FGrot between Broadway ana Eighth
and gutter stones reset where needed regulate,
bve and dag feea Of walks In Foftieth s,yeo DO.
hsep tn Fifth TO flag walks in front VI
md ia west Twenty Ninth street 10 open and re3u.
&e Fiftysevcnth md liftYRh streets bstgeep Eighth
Ninth aysnues. Also the following petitions in toard
Assistant fence building and lot
Second avenue and Mir teesth To regulate oDd grade
th and 18th streets from Fourth to Seventh aveeue
Iisc the fooging resouton:Io lay walk h.
corner OF Mulberry Cross streets All persons in
having oteetops thereto requested presons
hero writing to the dersgnsd as bis Office on or be-
Ire the 18th day Of August irst.
Aus. 8, 1s5a JAMES FURRY. Street Com missioner
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CORPORATION NOTICE. PUBLIC NOTICE IS
hereby given to The owners occupant or
snpaps Of all houses and lote improved unimproyed
ben pleed by the and are lodged the ONCE
the Bureau for examination by oil
Sons Interested setting curb and gutter lay
s tagging In Eighty fourth street. between Fourth and
ph avenues ghe Units embraced By such assessment,
include all the houses and lots OF gcourd vacant
pieces and parcss Of land sisusted both sides Of
from Fourth to FiftA the
Sest side Of Fourth and the east side of Fifth
svenue 2 feet north and south of Eighty fourth street.
persons whose interests affected by the above named
and who opposed to the same either Of
sm requested to their objections in writing
% the .psersgned at their Office No Hall Of Records,
CHARLES j. DoDGE. Assessors
CHARLES MCNEIL,
0MeeBurea Of Assessments Street Department, Aug g.
|HSA
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srICPssYyG.

LyOR LIvEs PoOI.-UEITAD STATES MAIL srzAa-
IL ship ARCTIC. Capt J. q. Luce. 1his eteaynshfo
VIII With the United states mails FOR Europe pss
berth ,he foot cf Can eifht or e,ssaga
having uAlied accommodations elegance ana corn
fsvt apply t. EDWARD X. COLLINS K co IS Wsu
street Passengers requested to be bosrl tIs
NJ The steamship BALTIC viii susceed the Arctic,
sail September
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CTREET DEP ARTuFNr; NO. HALL OF RECORDS
- Sealed proposals. will be received 1T this Office until
Thnrsday Augnst & 1853 To Dag the nor,hery sidewalk
of street. between Second abd Third ayenues
space feet wide 70 dag the so~hseserly eoraor
Ties N avenue Thirty third to Forty ita street S
st aud stooes a1 space four feet wide
through slks Of izhsy between Fs arEh
and Tth speeifca be had on
to the eontr act clerk Of tails d. pertinent
JAS. fukEY, street Com missioner
Angus. Q, 1858.
CTRFET DEPARTMENT. NO HALL OF RECORDS
Public notice Is hereby given that following reso
lu'ions have been presented in the Board Of
open streets between Seventy eth and Egtty nth streets
dnelusve and the Third and East river except
such "a are already declared open TO dag Of
north walk Of West Twenty pinti street. from No AZ to
Brondwsy To open lh street from loomn gdae road 20
Hudson River To pave Thirty seventh street. between
Seventh and Eighth till vacant lot on Eighth
nue. and Thirty street. and also sidewalk
To set curb and gutter and pave avenue. from
Forty sixth Fifty street. Also the following petitio
In Board OF Assistant Aldermen-To set curb and gut
ter and flag four fees of walks Of Thirty fourth
street between and Ninth Also the follow
ing resolutions in Board Of Assistant Aldermen To
Thirty third street. from Tenth to Eleventh To lay
erosswalk at Of Duane street and City
Hal place To nag walks in Twenty sixth street. between
First and asst River four feet All persons
having objections requested to present them
writing sthe undersigned, at his ooe, before the
I'D day Of August.
August IL 1853
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L CORPORAL TON NOTICE. PUBLIC NOTICES HERE
bs given the occupsnt ANTS
houses in proved unimproved land affect
thereby tn the following assessments have bsen
by tho Assessors ard are lodged in the office OF the
Bureau examination by all persops in
srest vizfor paving Marsn street. fom Rivington to
tanton street. The limits embraced by such assessment
all che houses and lots of ground vacant
ts pieces aud parcels Of land situated beth sides Of
street. Rivington 20 stanton All
whose affected by the above named assess
who opposed to the same either of them,
lie requested present their objections 10 Stns TO the
Undersigned, at their office, No Hall Of Records within
|Afr.y days from the date Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES j. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES McNEILL,
cFsA Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department. Au-
thst 0. 1858.
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INCORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is HERE
BY iyen to the owger or oynsr occupant occupants
Asted thereby that the following have been
empeted the and lodged In the Office of
|Ae Bureau Asessmep for exanpaton by all persons
|ntes.sted, viz FOR building sewer in Thirty Fourth
erect between Fifth and Sixth The limits
a-d by ASSESSMENT include all the several houses
ITS Of greunc vacant ot pieces and parcels OF land
iuatd both sides Of Thirty Fourth street, between
,h and Si1th All persons whose interests
cted b. the above named assessments aid who OPP
either the requested to present
sojections in writing, to The upaersigned a. their
CHARLES J. DODGE, }Aasessors
CHARLES NcNIELL,)
onse Bureau Of Assessments, street Department,
august 8, 1853
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-1RoToN AQUEDUCr DEP MFNT.-TO CoNTR CT
Sealed proposals endorsed Proposals for building
Primes street" will be received at TIE office tie
roton Agusduct Department Rotunda Park until Mons
the 18th DAY OF August 1853 at " clock NJ to build
es r with the nec.seary receiving basins cuyes
pee street. from Thompson TO Macdouyal street. Tho plan
the and rpecAettons for building the Dame and all
kher Information relating thereto be obtained on ap-
to the Water Purveyor, at this Office,
NICHOLAS DEAN
President OF the Croton Aqueduct Departments,
New York, aug. 0, 1893.
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ISAS1LE GARDEN.--FREN CH & uEISER PR )PRIE.
~ fourteenth this season.
by Dodworths celebrated Cornet Baud, place
Sunday evening, August Il when unuuay attractive
presramne will be offered. Admission % cents. Conn
ut o'clock. No poHtponem. mt account Of tn
weather The Garden is open dayy for tho
ofN is itf-a
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NTIAGARA.-FRANKENsTE PANORAMA OF Nj.
~ sgara at Hope Chapel No us broadway, represents
points and upder all circumstances-n spring. summer
autumn winter BY moonlight Storm fire. sunset SUNRISE
doors open at f0h o'clock; Panorama 1t H.
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sSUPEgAE cUURT,--IN ruE aATTEH OF THE AP.
- poaton " she Mayor Aldermen, and Conmonslty Of
she Ner York, gsstive 90 se widening of
street. senty feet TIE northerly side thereof be-
tween 2rcs0way ard hudson street in the city Of New
York Pursuant 20 statutes in such vided
the Mayor Aldermen and Comno ulty Of the city Of New
Ycfh aoee tbst they Intend appy fsx
appointment Of Commissioners Of Estimate and emit
In the snitled matter at special term Of the Su
Court be held at the City Hail. Of the CITY of Now
York saturday, tine 18th day of August 1853 ~ tho
counsel Do heard shat sho nature and oxen Of the Ina
hereby intended 10 the widening Of Duane street
tssr feet the porthery aide thereof between
Bro 81 Hudson stiee In the city Of New York
ROBERT j. DILLON, Counsel 70 tie Corpora alton
Dated New York. July IL, 1888
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PCRATTGN NOTICE.-PRoP0SALS WILL BE
received at Office of thu Commissioner OF Streets and
lamps OF Chambers and Centre streets until the Goth
Of August, 1853 at o'clock, Z. H., alter which tim
wi DO received for pain ns and glazing two thous and
a also thoussnd oil lamps according to
hes be the Of the supernte aden OF Inps
bid Gas, No l29 Mercer street The estimates VIII be
ened the 22J day Of August 1853 Blank estnates
obtained at the office Of the Commissioner OF Streets and
Lamps, corner of Chambers and Centre streets.
HENRI ARCULARIUS JR.
Commissioner Of Streets and Lamps.
New York, August 10, 1858.
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JvRE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL. UNITED STATES
Mail Steamsrs.-fhs ships Or sing shis nas sge lie

1nRfAiIc. sSt.n cons'osA
These ships having teon built BY contract expressly for
service has bee, taken
stIuctoA in shsr to xtb speed
and their for passengers allied
elegance and comfort.
Price Of passage from New York 30 Liverpool In drct
sire STAT room, $500.
From Liverpool to New York, ESQ sad eco.
An experienced surgeon attached TO each ship.
No berths secured IN iii paid for.
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DUCKLEYS OPERA HOUSE, CHINESE HALL, $50
~ sEoaiGsyorsn every light by the oeeb,,ted Buck,
most talented company In extence, being the rst TO
Produce harmony into Ethiopian the first
ts i,kesiss q. cperatio Chorusss now surg By other
sslen) by Buckleys Serenaders The
honor Of announcing that the Concerts Of this pany will
still he conducted in its fashionable
without yulgarty" Concert st O'Clock. Ad-
mission rs cents.
G. SWAINR BUCKLEY BROTHERS Proprietora.
T. BISnOP BUCKLEY, Musical Director.
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NOTICE PROPOSALS WILL BE
received at the Office Of the Commissioner Of Streets
md amps corner cha mbers AID Centre streets Until
he h day Of August 1885, at o'clock + NJ, after which
ns none will be teseiyed for uIhshlns the
thousand oil lamp frayes Of tin according to sam
lad 12y Mercer street. The estm will be opened
the I'D day of August 1853 Blank estimates can be OBJ
sned the Office of the Commissioners of Streets and
Ssspps corner Of Chambers and Centre streets.
! HENRY AkCULAhIUS, JR.,
Commissioner Of Streets and Lamls.
New York August 10, 1853,
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CUPREME cOUsT-IN TIE MATER OF THE APPLI-
~ cation Of the Mayor Alder and Ccmmonay OF the
city Of New York relative to the widening and strengthen
ing of Whitehall street in the city of Nev York, thu
westerly sce Of street between the Bowling Green and
State street TO AXE the street seventy feet in width
at ihose points Mayor Aldermen ans Commonalty Of
the city Of New York hereby give notice that they will
Ply at special term Of the supreme Court Of the State Of
Saturday the 10th day of September A. D. 1853 at tho
opening Of the Court day. or soon thereafter
be besrd for the amendment and modification
The rule the above ont tied matter the 10th
day December 1852 that the boundaries limits OF
lands premises required be taken for this proceed
ing stall pond with resolution Of the Common
Council pied the 9th day of August 1853 that
Whitehall street shall he OF the average width of seventy
100 feet and shall include the premises bounded
and described in said resolution follows to wtBega
nil point Bowling Gretn front, distant twenty
eight S feet from the westerly of Bowling
and Whitehall street, running thence southerly TO
point .he northerly side of Bridge street, dis
tant seventeen feet from the westerly corner of
Bridge and Whitehall streets, from thence encing
on the southerly side of Bridge street, at point
distant of whitehall street. fourteen
feet southerly Pearl street, to point distant from
the nortery of Whitehall street eight feet, from
thence the souLery side of Pearl street. from point
distant the westerly side Of Whitehall street.
teen fees to the of whitehall aud state streets
And notice Is further aven that at tho time and place
eforesaia 1o0 will he made for the reappoiatmen OF
the present commissioners of estimate and assessment
the above entitled matter. ROB sRT j. DILLON, ,.as
Counsel to the Corporation.
Dated New York, August Q, 1853
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dor KEYPORT AND FORT HAMILTON FROM THE
foot of Chambers treet fare 2 CENTS each wsy The
ssesWbeat JOHN HA At leaves New Yosh at O'clock a.
Sundays excepted Returning leave Keyport att O'CLOCK
A. NJ and O'clock p. n The usual stages run IN
ton with The boats
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WING MODELS.-MADAM DEvULTI, THE MOST
IL beautiful woman in the profession has arrived from
Paris aud will appear rs rtan's Venus Cleopatra the
Goddess Juno; also, entire troupe Of pew artists will
make their first appearance composed Of Italian English aud
Spanish ladies' Perormai hour during the day
n dave An iesion ren.s
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L'OR SHREWSBURY, LONG BRANCH. HIGHLAND
II Dock, Ocean House, and Ocean Port-1he steam
sr JAMES CHRIsTOP HlR, Capt. John Price, will leave
Leaves New York August 6 as p ~: III, 4 NJ stb.
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August 6, at IAN; 18th, A, N. and p. M sth 91a
9Th and 10th, A. M; llth, a. NJ; 18th, A. NJ.
18th, 10 A. NJ