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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-02-02


ton erlaubeno 9elo Su b0rgen, uno Die 4fte
BON 1549 in 8e5us auf befaste Commit.
fonsrs Wioerrufeno. Disfelbe murbe pafIirt.
Cine 8iq Sur Sneorporation Der 8nfs
unb eeda Gifenbabn wurbe perlefen, unb
&emOniiranasu ssaen Die Gatafauaua unb
Wsaeun9ie 8abn wureen empfaussn.
"Gin IeBter MilIe zines Dor mebreren
Sabren periforbensn SObu Somnfeno BON
prince @eorse @auntp. MarpIanb, Dem ae i.
md6 IS Selapen nibt alein Die Sreibeit
sef6enft, fonoern bes 8erfforbenen aan,es
8eiittbum uermabt purbe. III uon Der Cir.
cult Court pon Qnna 1runoel Gauntp UNI
seftoben worben, auf ben 9runb Der Sci
ftesabnefenbeit bes SOpnIenb. Die @nt
f6sioun9 erre9t ni6t 9erin9es Quffeben aus
be9reifi6en 9rinoen.
~ Das '@atertown chronicle fduibt
foIsenbes: Gin Deutfter in Ssfofb nit
Nanien 9duSIer, bat foeben cine @lofe BON
700 9funb 9epttt essOGen. Der 'Ss.
tofb Demofrat' fpri6t Don ibr a[s elmer
Eautt6nenoen, Iisbli6 fIinaenoen @lUde.
Dies III Die erfte 9lode wsI6e in 8iseon
fin 9esofsn Wurbs.
%Sn 8offOn iinb sIOs,OOO ,u tsm
eafelbft Su erbauenbsn Spernbaufe uno
Sbeater unterSeidnet. psiIen 8au- uno Gin.
ri6tun9s Soften auf 5000, 900 ansefala-
gen neroeu.
"D Die Shulosn bss Staates Suiuois
betra9en IL 100000. Ser 9ouuern6r Msat
tlion boft aber, ba6 bur6 1nnabme oes
neuen Repenhe-@efeses bic S6ulben in.
nsrbaIb 8 Sabren absstrussn perben.
~Die "eineinnati @asete" meIbet
baB binnen rpeni9en Sasen einbunbrt @e.
fute einselaufen fspen, worin Gltern ,ur
4ufnabme ibrer Ginber in Die 8eiTerunas.
1nitalt bitten. Gin trauriser 3u(tano Der
Dinss!
RSGine Dame BON SrcoFlpn, pe[dbe
ibren Namen nibt per6ffentlibt pilfen min
bat Sur 9rhneuns zines weibliben Sniff.
tuts In iensr Staet bic Summe bon s65,,
600 9eeebsn.
~eiu 9srr Sames gsasmptb, Gna
Iano. fcu Elm MitteI erfunben baben, mo-.
our6 ct init einem msiferbaften Sreid,e
bas 9ro6te S3iff zines einfausnbsn Seinpes
SsrfthdeIn fam.
/" nWadt auf unb 3ablt euer S6Iaf
9eIo!" fd9te sin 8orfteber, aIs er sinen in
Der Rlrbe einssftlumu,erten Srempen nit
eem RIinseIbeutsI flies.
~Die Giqu6r 8ia III i'm 6aufe Sc,
Reprefentanten bss Gtaats Rboee SsGant
pabirt-39 eafir, "a baeesen. Dielelbs
bat nod ben Senat Su paBiren.
Mab 8Gi6ten Don pittsbura, Gin,
einnati, @af6instOn. Baltimore unb eou
lspiue 1T bafeIbit am 26fsn Sanuar febr
eaItes @stter einestrstsn.
@Der a6tb. Smr Dean, @onarss.
sIieo, neint es wdrs baIo 3eit Su seiaen oae
oas 5aus Der Serrefsntauten Fein ,,8dren
@arten'' fei.
~Su Der @sfse9ebuna bes gtaates
Sbic iino Sef6IlBe ju 9unlfen Der uumit.
teIbaren Qnneration Der Sanbwi6. .Snfeln
ein9eflbrt.
RS Die f6wimmsnoe 8ir6e ees grI6.
fers. fur Seeleute, bu Reu 91ort, uerfant
pOrise BO6e in 35 Su6 tiefem @aifer.
RS@ine Sirma in @barIestown per,
f6i6te nsuIi6 Elm GiSbaus nit SnbaIt nab
1HfFaIien.
I'm 20. .. @ts. ffarb in pife Gauntp.
alabama, Bm. Midsr. alt 106 Sabr. Gr
otfnte i'm REVOLUTIONS Rriss. mar in Der
S6la6t Bel ben gutam Sprinaen, uno in
aneera SbarmieeIsisn nit ben GnaIdn
bern unb 3Criss, uutsr Sen, @ariOn, pOn
Sle Carolina.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-02-02

1m 20. .. Mts. ffarb in Qife Gauntp
alabama, @m. @idsr. alt l06 Sabr. 81
otfnte i'm RepOIutiCns Rriss. mar in ber
S6labt Bel ben @utap Springer. unb in
aneera StarmiiesIsisn nit ben GnoIdn
bern nnb 2Oriss, uutsr Sen. MariVn, pom
She Carolina.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-02-02

"gtne Sirma in @barlsstOwn Der,
f6ifte nsuIib elm Gisbaus NIT SnbaIt nap
Muf4raIieu
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-02-02

%Gine Dame BON SrccFlpn, peld,
lbren Namen ni6t uer6ffentIidt piiTen wiu
bat Sur 9rhneuns zines weibli6en Sniff
tuts in ienr Staet bic Summs bon sos,
600 aeaeben.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-02-02

@Sn 8cftOn iinb slOs.OOO su benz
eafelbft Su erbauenben Spernbaufe une
3beater unterSsidnet. belIen 8au- uno Gin.
ri6tunss Soften auf 100000 ansef6Ia-
gen mereeu.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-02-02

%Ois f6wimmenbe Rirbe oes grI6.
fers. fur SeeIeute, su Reu Yorf. perfant
pOrise W0be in IS SuB tiefem gBalTer.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-02-02

#Sie cincinnati 9aSstte" melbet,
oa6 binnen rpeni9en Sasen einbunert Sc.
fute einselaufen fspen, worin Gttern ,ur
1ufnabme ibrer Ginber in Die 8eGuunas.
dnftalt bitten. Gin trauriser 3u(fano Der
Dinae!
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-02-02

%Die Sduloen bss Staates SQinois
betra9en II. 900. 600. Ser 9oupern6r Rat
tiIon bofft aber, oa6 bur6 1nnabme bes
neuen Repenhe-@efeseS bic S6ulben in
nerbaIb 8 Sabren absstrasen sperben.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-02-02

30 Das 'Watsrtown Chronicle fhrtibt
foIsenoes: Gin Deutfter in S5fofb nit
Nanien 9dnSIer, Bat foeben cine 9lode uon
700 9funb 9ewibt essOfIen. Ser 'Ss.
tcfb Demofrat' fpriobt Don ibr als elmer
lautt6neneen, Iiebli6 fIingenben @lOde.
Dies III Die erfte 9Iode neI9e in 8isfOn
fin 9esoGsn nurbe.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-02-02

RSDer 46tb. Ssrr Dean, @cnare6.
sIieo. rneint es mdre baIb Belt Su ssissn bae 6
oas 9aus Der &erreisntauten fsin ,,8dren
@arten' fei.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-02-02

~Oie Giqu6r 8ia 1T i'm Saufe Be
Reprefsntanten bss Staats Rbc6e SSlanl
pabirt-39 bafur. "a ba9ssen. Dielelb
bat nod ben Senat Su paBiren.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-02-02

" ,Wa6t auf unb sablt euer S6Gaf
9slo!' faste sin 8orffeber. aIs er einen Il
Der RIrde ein9efbIumuerten Srempen mi
Dem RIinselbeutd fiieB.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-02-02

@Su Der 9sfskeebuna bes Stuate
SbIo fino Bef6IlBe Su 9unfsn Der unmit
teIbaren Immigration Der Sanhwi1. .Sn1el
einaefIbrt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-02-02

"Na6 8ri6tsn Don piHsbura, Gin
einnati, @af6in9tOn. Baltimore unb ecu
ispiue 1T bafelbit am 26fsn Sanuar fsbt
faItes @sttsr einestreten.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-02-02

@Giu 9err Samss Rasmptb, gna
LAMB, fou Elm MitteI erfunben baben, no.
our6 ct init einem msifterbaften Streid,e
bas 9r6bte Sbiff zines einfauenbsn Seinees
serffndeEn fam.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-02-02

Sn Nem Orleans wurben pdbrenb
bss serfcfrnen Sabres 6292 psrfonen pa'
taftst. Daruntsr paren 1919 wegen Trun,
ssnbdt. lis we9en Srauen priiesIuns Alt
rpesen NibbanoInns an Msnfben. uno l |
an pferben; wsseu priisslsi 90S; weaen
Meross 8; pesen Morbperbabt Is. rue9en
beabf6ti9ten Sebtfblass "a. 9eifoblen
sUurbsu an 9eIb une 9eIosswertb 127, ,7e6
1,bd[er.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-02-02

%Qls Gin fur bic SabrssSeit mrfmir'
bigger umifano miro semeIoet. oab .Ssrr
aoam Or lem. in Weif @OeaIieO SOunfbip
eaneafer @auntp. am 8ten Sauuar cine se'
ffreifte S&Ianss anf cffensm SsIoe stt6Otei
bat.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-02-02

Gifenbabn 9 bnellie feit.- Ser
grpreB Grain BON 8Ufisn na6 Neu Wott,
weIter bic nit Der europa angefommeneu
0ofen lbobradte, Isete ben gBes BON 236
MeiIen in 5 Stunben Minuten Surld, sr
bat aIfo bnr6f6nittIi6 az WsiIsn in Der
Stunee burideeIeat.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-02-02

%Die Suprsme Court eon Sbic BAT
fosbsn sntfdiebsn. eas irssnb cine VsrfOn.
Dethe 9slb UsrIiert bur6 @etten auf bas
Refultat elmer Dabt, eafsIbe pieber burb
aeri6tIibe Belonging erbaItsn fam; unb
msnu Der 8erIisrer feinsn asri6tIi6en I'm.
fpru6 baflr innsrbalb 6 Monaten ma6t,
70 fann bies trseno Semanb ionf Su fsinen,
tigenen Nusen tbun.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-02-02
Das seaine Qiaupr GeSes In pebauor

SSeip;SJorP, 27. San. Seuts Wor9en
serfpran9 an cem !SubfOn. 9iper Su9e, als
Ct ponpsefsfia bsrab Fam. Ger Dampffe6sI
Der locomotive in Der Ndbe BON Sorptown
NIT furdtbarem Rrabsu uno entfebIiber
GemaIt. Die Srasmente murben 200 SuB
BOD in Die euft 9ef6Ieubert. 98unbsrba-
rer Weife 4 babel nur Elm QaFasier uerIest.
Bie Der Mafdiniff unb Der Seuermann Der
@sfabr entrcnnen, III wabrbaft unbesrsif,
lid.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-02-02

@SbferUer fbrsibt BON Waf6ine.
ton: S. pirb fait au9emeiu susessben pon
Den bemOfratif6en politifsrn, baB general
Diats siu Ganbioat fur @ieber. Grmdbluna
fur prdfbent in 1856 fsin wirb. Sena-
tor Douglas obsr Senator 5unter folen in
1860 bebadf sperhen. Man nirb bieraus
xrftbeu. bdB fidb Die Demosraten nit Urbeit
fiat bit ndtfsn abt Sabre sum 8Oraus per.
fEhtn haben.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-02-02

~ SehasoF GIemtns bat WabVtbt pon
3rn. &ins, reucrwdbIter Bisspreiibent, en-
pfan9sn. in wdhem 9smeIost wirb, bas er
am 22iien Sanuar in Rep 8sit ansePom-
msu IN. Ssin @sfunohsitsauifano BAT ii6
nO6 nidt 9ebeBert unb er fsIbif bat aGle
9cfnuna aufseseben, Gnb piQ fhrs gras
Ia Rep Bsf bIsibru.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-02-02

"Sn ct. Saso be CUBA iinb in ben
Monaten DetObsr. Ropsmber uno Detem,
Der aus Der Bepolferun9 pCn 10000 bis
30 1000 SetIen, 2600 an Der SbcIera as.
lforben. gGdbrsno Die 9sfiilsns am drefsn
bauBte, ersisnete fi6 elm fdredIi6es Gro
bsbsn uno Serfbrte pisle 6dufer in Der Gitp.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-02-02

Sn einen 1rtifst ber San Sransis
70 ,,Eimes" iber bic Sru6tbarfeit bes Gal.
ifornif6en SObens niro Elm 8ornfienael,
q Sue bod bef6rieben, Der bis 18 Sue Ucn
Der Wurssl NIT 1ebren befstt sepsfen.-
Das nil etwas fasen, unb peuu nabr,
fpribt mebr fur Ralifornisn aIs fein Sob.
SIN uufern 9efesneten Slursn spirb baS 6orn
fettsn msbr oils $40 Su6 BOD, unb bas
wirb fbon ais gut betra6tet.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-02-02

@rtrunfsn.-@ine 9ettpsbur9r Belt.
un9 meIeet. ba6 Serr 8i6 oIas 9 dr.
elm a6tbarer Burger aus Der Nabbarfdaft
BON 4renctspiue. Qeams @auntp. am Srep,
tag Dor Ii Sassn in Der @OnowinsO Greet,
Obnweit eausrs NlhbIe, ertranf.
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NOTICE.-THE OFFICES OF THE LAKE ERIE,
IN Wabash, and st Louis, and the Toledo and Illinois
Railroad Companies are at IS Wall strlet.
EDW. W~HITEHOUSE, Treasurer.
NTYE 4 CO., SHIP AGENTS N COMMISSION
IN Merchants, Valparaiso.
WILLIAM y. ryE, ,. A. RIcHARpsoN, AUaUsTUs LoM1Ann
References.
SArrIAeo-Hon. Baltic Heyton.
vALPARAIso-Messrs hsop 4 Co, Hemenway h Co.
VIM. Nelson a Co.
LIvERPooI-Messrs. Bowman, Grinnsll 4 Co., wflias
Jackson, Rsq.
NEw ~9oRE-Msssrs. n. K. Collins 4 Co., Goodhus 4 Co.
Capt. Ezra Nye. steamer Pacfhc.
-BALrnoRE.Mes.r. John Henderson 4 Co., ThonasL
Hand a Co., White 4 Elder.
SAN FRArcIsco-Messrs flint, Peabody 4 Co., Husssy
Bond A Hale, Chas. Doane, Esq, J. II. Lyon, EGG.
A Co., Glidden 4 Williams.
eAEr0N-Nyc, Perkins / Co.
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OCULIsTs AND AUIaIsTs.

nEAFNEsS PERMANENTLY REMOVED IN A FEW
- days, without inconyenisnce or ope' alton, BY Che use Of
the celebrated Acoustic FLUID, discovered after t~t mtg years
inceesant study of diseases of the ear, as surgeon to the ROYAL
Ear Inhrmsry, London, BY the distinguished. DR. Lontains,
aurist 70 Her Msjesty the Qucen of Great Britain, Qsssn AIDE
laid, che Duchess Of Kent, and the late King of France, Louis
Philippe, etc, etc. In all eases Of in veterste deafness, even
nent cure Is warranted. The above remedy is ~patronised
by tho medical profession throughout Europe, aAd 10 now
offered for the drst time TO the public In this country. Win
be sent by mail, postage free, to any part Of the United
States, CT nada, or the West India isIs nds, or receipt Of ave
dollars, directed to Dr. ~LoNTAINE, No. 1 Union street, Al
bany, New York.
nCULISTS AND AURIsTS.-wONDERFUL DISCO.
~ very Deafness and blindness cured. Deafness, noises
in and discharges from the ears cured in q few days, with
ont risk or pain, by Dr. LUTERER, No. 80 Prince street,
southeast corner OF broadway. Also, short, weak, and
imperfect sight restored. 0nioe hours from 10 A. NJ. until
3P.
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TAVERN AND EXCISE OF
i flee. June III, 1868 -Notice--The laws of the State, sub
1cct every person who .hall sell by retail, any wine, or
strong OF spirituous liquors defined b y the corporation or.
Enhances as wine brandy, rum, gin, strong waters, bitters,
licensed. tn fine ard i'm prisonm ent; and 'aii persons who
shall sell any strong or spirituous liquors In quaa titles above
I'VE gallons, Except importers and distillers selling liauors
imported or distilled BY shsmsslyel withou. being licensed "
Commissioners Of Excise will hold extra and their last
meetings for granting licenses, Mt this ofice on the folio wing
days, fro n 10 to 2 o'clock, for the several Wards res pee tive.
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WATCHES. EWELRY, "a.

- .~ III -
WATCHES N J~EwELRY-THE SUBSCRIBER IS
w selling all descriptions OF
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, JEwRLRy AND SILVER WARE.
st retail, 1T much less than the usual prices.
JuRGESsEN WATCHES.
Real Jules Jurgensen watches received by every arrival,
with certificates from him with each watch, warranted per-
feet tinekcepeIs. COOPER WATCHES.
Duplex and levers, IN hunting and magic cases, perfect
timekeepers. INDEPENDENT SECOND
and quarter second watches, for timing horses, and gold ard
Splendid gold pocket chronometers, which run without
any variation. EIGHT.DAy WATCHES,
Watches which run eight days.
rNAMEL WATCHES.
for ladies, some in hunting cases.
DIAMOND wATcHLs
for ladies some in msgie eases
MAGIC WATCHES,
which change into three different watches.
WATCHES WHICH WIND
mp and turn the hands without any key.
Fine gold lepine watches, four holes jewelled. ........ 81 60
fine gold detached levers. 81 90
Gold ensmelled watches for the ladies. ........... s. 90
Geld English patent ievers, hunting eases s. GO
Silver patent levers. as low as. Is 90
Silver detached levers, "a low as. Il %
and all other styles otwatches at equally low prices.
Diamond earrings. pins. bracelets. finger r,ps,. and crosss
for sale 1t much less than the usual prices
JEwELRY.
All kinds Of gold chains, pure gold wedding rings, gold
sis,' s snS sesls' s sr,s Penis ap oa6 Re pls.l iioseS Ses and s., ,,ivs1 ss sn1s
and silver spectaeles, gold t~oothpicks, charms, chatslsins
chains, &c. SILVER WARE.
Sterling. oliver spoons, cups, forks, penknivss, napkin
and jev elry exchanged. All watches warranted to keep
COED time. or the money returned.
REPAIRS.
All kinds OF watches and clocks cleaned and repaired in
the beat manner, at much less than the usual prices.
GEORGE G. ALLEN,
Importer Of watches and jewelry, wholesale and retail, No
ii wall street., second aoor, near Broadway.
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MAX COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, No. NEW CITY
i Hall, April 2, 1S3.-Notiee TO tAx oayers.-Ths assess
nspt rolls Of The several wards In the city Of New York will
- spap fer examination and review from Friday, tho 10Th
Day Of Nay, till Saturday, the 18th day Of Juno, both days
iasluEve. Altar payers, DESTROYS Of examining or correct
hg the assessment rolls, are requested to make application
y che undersigned, at their office, between Q A. N. and 4
]. J. W. ALLEN,
JOHN $Tsx Commissioners.
9EORGE n. PUkSER.N
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ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS. Ia.

TOHN B WICKERSHAM, M~ANUFACTURER OF
y wire railing, iron fence for farms, &C., 3l2 Broadway.
Ornamental iron work, iron and wire ratings for public and
pirate grounds, parks, lawns. dwellings, &C., from so cents
to $40 per foot. Iron bedsteads, the most complete assort-
9rns, vases. ietehinss' posts, spring chairs, settess, mat
&C, &c. Understands celebrated railroad aud farm fense,
from 81 &C. to d per rod. The subscriber offers the largest
his own manufacture, at exceedingly low prices. Superior
ERsBAM, warehouse 3l2 Broadway; works, 81, 50 lad 81
Lewis street.
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On which days all persons, Wholesale a. we'll Is retail
dealers, who require licenses. are requested 70 attend. The
charge FOR . license 10 Ten dollars, and must be paid In bank
able money. All delinqusnts will he Immediately thereafter
yeDsrted for prosecution. By order Of the Mayor.
GEORGE @. GLASIER, Fist MarsbaI,
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TELEGRAPH.

NEWFOUNDLAND ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH CON
IN pany.-0fics, No. IL Wall street, New York, Juno Z,
1863 -Notiee ia hereby given, that the general meeting Of
Company, will. in pursuance Of the charter, DO held at tho
Company'so ONCE, in New York, on the first Monday in July,
CHAs. +. h. KEEP Secretary.
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CORPORATION NOTICH-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
u hereby given, TO the owner or owners, occupant or occu-
pants Of Al house: and lott, Improved or unimproyed lands,
completed by the Assessors, and are lodged In the oface Of
the Bureau Of Assessments for examination, by all persons
interested, viz. For paving Nineteenth street, from First
70 second sve1pss; The li%its embraced BY such assess
cast lots. pieces and parcels Of land, situated on both sides
Of Nineteenth street. from First to Second avenues. All
persons, whose interests are affected by the above named as
ssssmsnts, and who are opposed to the same. or either Of
70 the undersigned, at their ofice, No.4 Hall Of Records,
within thirty days from the date Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors.
HARLES McNIELL,
Once Bureau Of Assessments Street Department, June
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SPORTING.

ENOR SALE-A LARGE NEWFOUNDLAND AND ST
y bernard dog, Will be sold cheap, as the owner hssno
further Use for him. Inquire Of PETER THOMPSON,
IA Spruce eteet, up stairs.
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CTREET DEPARTMENT. NC. HALL OF RECORDS
- Public notice 10 hereby, given that the following peti-
lions have been presented in the Beard OF Assistant Alder.
nen-To set crrb and gutter, aud pave Fifteenth street. from
Avenue a 70 Is. TO fence vacant lots, corner OF Foustesnth
mo, and fifteenth street and Irving place. To srade Third
avenue, from Sixty first to Eighty.drst street, TO comply
With the chart ter to the Third avenue Railroad. To regulate
Third avenue fall width, between sixty first and Eighty
I16th 70 10th street Also, the following resolution 10
nlss, and flag four feet Of side walks. Also, the following
yeselution In the Board Of Aldermen To set curb and gut-
Tar, and flag four feet of sidewalks in Eighty second street,
Rom Second to Fourth avenues Also. tho following resolu:
gutter, and flag and reasg the sidewalks Of East Twenty
Art street, between Irving place aad Third avenue. All
persons interested, having objections, are requested to pro-
sent them in writing to the undersigned, on or before the
nth day Of June, instant.
New York. June Is. 1853
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NEWPORT WATER CURE WAS oPRNnD ON
IN the arst Of April. II has been fitted up with particular
regard to com iort and convenience, and, with he celebrated
beAlthfulness OF the Newport climate, will no a msss aesiro.
blteurs. Address Dk- W. 4. REh, Newpogt. NJ
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EOR NORFOLK, PETERSBURG AND %ICHMoND
IL The new and elegant United States malt steamship
JAEEsT0wN Lewis Parrish, commander, will leave pier
frekht apply on board, and for passage 20 LUDLAM 4
PLEASANfS, No. 80 Broadway. No freight received After
3o'elock on Saturday.
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EXPRESS

A DAMS 4 CO.'S EXPREss-FOR NORFOLK, PORTS.
N mouth, Richmond, Petersburg. Wilmington, Raleigh,
CASTOR, Wolden, and the interior of North Carolina and
Virginia, by semi.weekly line of U s. mail steamers, via
Norfolk and Richmond. Office, 80 Broadway. Arrange
ments having been effected with the Norfolk, Richmond and
express privileges on that route, we would call the attention
Of merchants, aud the public generally, To tho following
NoTtcE.-Exprsss packages for Norfolk, Richmond, Pc
tersturg W Wilmington, Raleigh, and the interior of VIRGINIA
and North Carolina, intended for shipment por steamers
Roanoke or jamestown, will hereafter be received by Mcssrs.
Adams 4 Co., 80 Broadway, who are the only authorized
agents for cypress privileges on these ships. Office of tho
New York and Virginia Steamship Company. No. 80 Broad
way. LUDLAM 4 PLEASANTS, Agents.
New York, June ], 1863.
Our next ex press, as above, will be despatched by the new
and splendid steamer Jamestown, on Saturday, June u, ut
4 O'clock, Y. N FREIGHT, packages, and par sells received a.
expresses will continue to leave daily as usual, at9 A. II.
IA, ~ and 8 O'Clock, r. NJ. All freight for North Caroliaa
and Virginia intended to 60 inland must be 80 marked.
ADAMS 4 CO., 80 Broadway.
CHASE & CO.'S EXPRESS 3s BROADwAY.-TO
~ California via Nicaragua, 9th of Jnly; freight thirty Ave
cents per pound, through by connecting steamer, in advance
of mail lire. To Boston and Philadelphia daily. To Charles
ton, interior Of Georgia, Alabama, and Tennessee, Saturday.
CHASE n co.
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EOR .LIyRRPOOL-UNITED sTArls NAIL STEAM
IL ship, Arctic, Capt. James O. Luss.-This steamship
win depart With ths Q. 3. malls for HursPe, positively On
Saturday, jane d, ~ IL o'clock, n, from her berth Ut the
foot Of Canal street. For freight or passage, having an
:S;.sI all ,:s0RnSsss,sps FOR slssan:; s:d ssnf:rs' apply
Passengers are requested 20 be on beard at III A. n. :.
The steamship Baltic will succeed the Arctic. md sail
July9 g..
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No poItuo SECURED uutu paid
PROPOSED DATES or sAILIHe.
-x- y WI No. H.

dSSLIffNss 1 CO, No. So Wall st.. N. Y.
BROWN, SHIPLEY 4 CO, Liverpool.
Z. q. ROBERTS 4 CO., Is Kings Arms Yard, Tendon.
JOHN MUNRoE 4 CO., Ne. ~ Rue Notre Dame des
Victories, Paris; or
GEO. H. DRAPER, Uavrs.
The owners Of these ships will not be accountable for gold,
silver, bullion, specie, jswelry, precious stones or metals,
unless bills Of lading are signed therefor. and the value
thereof therein expressed.
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CTREET D~EPARrNENT-NO. 4 i HALL OF RECORDS.
Public notice 10 hereby given that the following rcso-
fepee vacant lots in West Twenty fourth street, next TO the
engine house. between Seventh and Eighth avenues. To
fenoc lots in Twenty ninth street, between Fourth and Ma
olson avenues; To fence lots In Seventeenth street, betws,n
Broadway and Sixth avenue. To set curb and gutter, and
relay and repair tagging on both sides Of Twenty first
street between Third and ! ourth avenues. To fence vacant
Lots In Twenty 9th street, between Broadway and Fifth
avenue s;. Also, the fSIISsing petitions 1, TO have First ave.
surbed and guttered from Thirty fourthto Thirty seventh
streets, and paved from Thirty fourth to Thirty-hfth streets.
To regulate lHth street, from Kingsbridge road to Ninth
avenue To fence vacant lots in Sixth avenue, from near
the following resolution in the Board Of Assistant Alder
men TO flag sidewalks in front OF Nos. l3. l05, 17, and
100 Mercer street All persons interested having objections
thereto. are requested to present them in writing to the I'M
dersigned, at his office, on, or before the fsrt day Of July
next. JAMES FURY, Street Commissioner.
June 81, 1863.