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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-25

CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIO NOTICE is HERE
Evsn 70 We owner OF oooupan, o. ooooganss
that the following have been completed
By the and lodged in the oe Of the Bureau
7, For curb gutter and asssns BoxsEy and Ryins.os
Mo several house: and lots Of pieces and
AvnstoI point hundred Rving.
ION street. and on tho south side Of Riynssn street
Affected by tho who are op.
sd the either Of the presen.
noe Me- Han Of Records, within thirty days from The
sste Of this notioe WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors
CHARLES NcNIELL. y
" -
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CTREET DEPARTMENT, NO. 4HALL OF RECORDS
- Sealed proposals will be received at this Off until Thurs
day November H. 1853, 1T half past IL O'Clock r. M to
Gag and rese set and reset curb and gutter stones the
side Of D. from Houston to Tenth
snatns Forty second street. from Eleventh Twoh
nues SPECIFICATIONS 70 BIO had application 70 the Con
tract Clork Of tins Department..
JANIS TEREY. Street Commits sionsr
Novernber T. l8Ss
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RPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS HERE
by given, TO the owner or owners occupant or oocu-
Of al houses and lots improved unimprovsd lands,
thereby that the following assessments have been
etsd by the Assessors and lodged in the sce Of
bsted, vis:For building sewer in Ridge street. from
TO Stanton street. The limits embraced by such
It lots Pieces and parcels Of land. situated both
Of Ridge street. from Houston to Stanton street. All
ns whose interests Affected by the above named
ents and who opposed 20 the same, or either Of
requested to present their IN writing to
hdersKned, at their once, No. Hall of Records with
ety days from the date of this notoe.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES HcNIELL,
ee RuYsa1 Of Assessm snts, Street Department. Nov IL
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f!ORPoRAT1oN .NoTICE-PUBLIc NOTICE IL
" hereby given to the occupant
oanss al lets improved unmproved lands
thereby that the following have been
she Bureau Of Assessments for examination by all persons
ted-Tor buildak in Leonard street. from
aoAr Broadway with Chapel street.
West Broadway. The limits embraced by such assessment
os peoes and paros Of land situated both sides
es Of Church street On tho east de q loo
set north and south from LEONARD street. and the west
DIDO Broadway from Anthony street 10 point 6 feet
6ches north from Leonard street. ALI whose inter
affected BY the above named assessments and who
opposed either Of the requested
,rosent the objections in writing 70 the undersigned
heir ofoe No. Hall Of Records within thirty days from
he dAss Of this aetce.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE. $Asssssers
CHARLES NeNIELL, }
0fea Bureau Of AsseameAN. Street Dep aI3menA OeA 81
SN
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CoRPoRAT1oN NoTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS HERE
~ by given, the occupant
Of all houses and lots improved
ed thereby that the following assessments have been
Bureau Of for BY all in
terestcd viz:-For building in Fifth
to First The limits embraced by such
ment include IL the several houses and lots of ground
vacant lots pieces and parcels Of land stus tod both
sides Of Fifth street from avenue to second
the side of Second ~ feet north and q feet
south IF, Fifth street the west Size of First
from Fourth Fifth street. persons whose interests
affected by the above named assessments aud who
posed to the either requested to
their objections writing to the undersigned at their Office
Nod hall Records within thirty days from tho date
notice. WILLIAMGAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, $Assessora
CHARLES McNiELL,S
Office Bureau Of Assessments Street Department. Novem
Der 90 1853
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fyORPoRATIoN NOTICE.-DEPARrMENT OF RE-
" pairs and Supplies, November s. lo53-SeEled propo
~, win b received q the oos q the o.
Thursday. November III 1852 Al u O'Clock, ~, at which
lime thoy will opered In accordance with thu amended
sherter 1885, for the the bell from the Thirty
;oond street bell tower to the City Hail. and there to be
placed spon said oupso Of tho Esd City Hall The
bell tie City Hail 10 be removed yard Super
ncndent OF Public Buildings No. "A Ludlow street. or any
her place he deaigaate this city Contractors win
10 obligated TO furnish security In tho full amount Of the
Salus bell All required Obtain
ahs oOs Of the Of Repairs and Supplies
New City HALL N B.--Tho Commissioner reserves the
light reject all any the estimator deemed for the
. BARTHOLOMEW B. PURDY,
Commissioner Of Repairs and Supplies.
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4 !OaPoHATIOH NOrICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is RERK.
BY given 70 the owner or owners occupant
All houscc and ote improved proved lands
hoby that the following been
ty the Assessers and lodged the office
for examination by all interested for
building sewer In Mercer street. from the
street TO near AInity street The limits embraced by
vacant lots pieoca and parcels situated both
Mercer sreos frem Blocker street Any street, north
ry Of Mercer and BeecheT and the southes
usr Amty and Mercer streets All whose
re affected BY the above named
posed TO the same either them requested
thoir Objections writing to tho undersigned at their Office
NO Hall Of Reosrdo wi hin thirty days the dsss OF
shb notice. WILLIAM GAGE
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors
CHARLES McNIELL
cce Bureau Of Assessments Street. Department. OoA ST.
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.RPORATION NCTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE rs here
BY giyen the owners, occupant occupants
houses and lots improved unmproved lands, affect
Hereby that the following assessments have been com
BY the Assessors and lodged In the office Of the
an ents for EXAMINATION BY al persons inter
ltreet, between Fourth and Fish avenues The limits
BY euch include all the several houses
situated both sides of Eighty fifth street. between
b and Fifth avenues the west side of Fourth avenue
SNt north and south from Eighty fifth street. All persons
interests Affected by the above named h.
ho are opposed the same, either of them re-
ed T. present their objections in writing, to the under
q st their ofhOe No Hall Of Records within thirty
from ths cate Of this notice.
S SH 1z$5AH si1Ss$Rs. ASSESSOR.
nA Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department, Nov.
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svOapoHATTON NoTfCE-PUBLIO NOTICE Is aEHz
H. ~ve- l. ths ovror
ali houses A lots proved unimproved lands Aaesst
shernhv th.t ths Following
~ the in she see Of the Bureau Of
for sJamip alton by all persons Interested
Ysrsiax westerly Of Mercer street, Bsooe No
Heruer street. Ths limits embraced by saoh
nopde All the lots Of ground
parcels Of iAnd situated sds Of Mercer
sreet 12S feeS the Of strees
Sorsons whose ntIreets affected by the above
and who opposed TO the same either Of
hcm requested to present their objections in writing
. she undersgnsd at their ofoe, No. Hall Of Records
Within thirty days from the data o. this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE
CHARLES s DODGE. Assessors.
CRARLEa McNIELL.
lgSS " "
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TONESS PANTUsCpPE OF CALifokriA, fa-
81 Plains Salt Lake, exhibiting at Hope ChAp&
sctpre Room) every evening" At TX o'olook aud Wedne
day and Saturday afternoons at O'Clock The moAt
nfhoept painting from
rIyrrHn nAauERReorvPEs
Taken expressly this purpose by j. Wesley Jones' art
and proprietor during an owe land journey Of S miios
representing to the life Indians hormcna and Csiset
mans and the most magnificent in the ~orid
ply lecture by he artist ARD appropriate nuc
vii plven she exercise Tickets rs vooerve6 ~
50 cents
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s s &. s: .r s.:sS:
&: ,
sas1S
The Baltic VIII :Soss.s The Pssas. and s.
ROYAL NAIL STEAMSHIP ARABIA;.roR LIVER
w .e from the oonpanys dock jersey City with e:
Europe. ssd.y. Tho sOsS
Passengers are requested 10 be on board by So O'Clock
The EUROPA will sail the 18th December.
THE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
Mail Steamers.-The ships comprising this line the
Hf 1tffTc captain Captain N W:ss'
AkSTTS. CAPTAIN Luce
Thee ship: hsva been built BY contract sspssis!y foe
has been taken in their
and their unequallea for
Prices passage from New York to Llverpool:In arst
elias: cabin s second cabin So exclusive use Of extra
New go and
No Ssrths secured TIL paid for. -
From s.1 Ysss DATES FOR ' From liverpool
S:s::;:} s.: s $; s.: HS
55s SosR5H g. H. Sss S.,.. Dam. Do.
cE EsSsef'' IL pi pRA Fl H.u.
The these ships will DO accountable for gold
Silver & Srsiens Or The m9 Ssns
thereof therein expressed
TOR MISUNDERSTANDING ANDKs,sR n. n MOO;
-. s sn This s AND s.m
Packet dock 81 Jersey City Saturday the sa
&
provisions and stewards but without wines liquors.
% 's9 & 1s''''' ES Il
THE LIVERPOOL AND PHILADELPHIA STEAM
rRoh PHILADELPHIA, . -.
G syy Of sasudsy g Rso ~
- FROM IIvEarooI, :
NY OF Giass1w.. eanesday nov sSs
wy Saloon So s ana ss5 isoeordips TO sssss rooas
and found with com fortabiy cooked provisoas for
Parties Wishing 20 brns out their friends can ssr
Of and drafts the Bank Of ireland in
Ct a..n srPS ana .ass to
yTEAN BETWEEN NEW YORK AND GLASGOW
Craig, commander, will leave New York for Glasgow
JanYsy IS S'SleSk @ rr;. calm e.
'hifd GLASS; assSaoH Broadway.
NOR BREMEN.-THE BREMEN MAIL STEAMSHIP
HANSA Capk L. Geerken will leave for Bremen Tues
day Nov at IL O'Clock ut from her pier, 30 North
River Prices OF passage, 80.
rrss oaoin
No Freight viii b: taken after Saturday For freight or
EcR BRExEN.-TnE BREMEN NAIL STEAMSHIP
II GERMANIA, Capt F. W. Bremen, will leave for Brs
Saturday at IL O'Clock 1T from her PIER 80
| North River. Prices OF Passage
.
No freight viii i. taken after wednesday,. Nov So For
| freight OF passage apPn,yTtTop ,cua . m On ps,.
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|RPoRATIoN NoTICE.-PUBLIc NOTICE is HERE
BY given, to the owner owners, occupant
8 q nj houses ard lots, Improved ard pnimprovsd
have been completed by the Asses sors, and lodged
office 2, the bureau Of for sa.T
and gutter stones, and paving Forty frat street,
Second TO Third avenues Tbs limits embraced by suah
INT lots pieces aud parcels OF land situated on both
Forty hrtt street. between Second and third Avenues
snts land who opposed to the same or either Of
are requested to present their objections, IN writing,
he undcrsgned, at their oeei No Hall OF Records,
Ia thirty days from the date Of this notice..
WILLIAM GAGE,
CAARLES J. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES McNIELL,
bee, Buroan Of Assessments, Street Department No
ber IL, 1885,
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fSOhPoRATIoN NoTICE.-PUPLIC NOTICE IS HERE.
~ by given to the occupant occupants
Of all houses and lands aected
thereby that the following have been completed
and lodged in the office the
of ente for examination by all persons Interested
setting curb and gutter stones AID faEgns Eighty
9Th street. bews Fourth and Fifth The limits
embraced BY suoh nous all the several houses
and lots Of ground vacant lots pieces and parcels Of land
us ted both sides Eighty fifth street. from Fourth to
Fifth and the west side Of the Fourth 100
whos interests affected BY the above named
and who opposed to the either Of them
quested present in writing to the under
signed their ONCE, No Hall Of Records within thirty
days from the date Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES McNIELL, }
1919 y
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Collaboration n - -

fyORPCMATION NOTICE-PUBLfoh TOR occupants,
" by given the oooupAA aBds affect
Of all hsusss snd lots Improved or uninproveS com
ed thereby folio wing mens hav> Of the
pie.ed by and lodged 10 the se>
bureau for examination BY all persoEs ~
ed For bui. ding In Mott street, from the
In Chatham street. Psii street Ths limits embr.ced =
such all the several houses aud lots q
ground lots pieces and cf land suatsd
both dss Of Mott street from Chatham 70 Pe street All
affected by the above raod
sessents and who opposed 70 the either Of
them, requested their objections writing,
TO the 1t their Office No. all Of Records.
within thirty days from the ds,e Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE
CHARLES j. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES MCNEIL, }
once Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department, Nav.
l6, 1864
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CORPORATION NoTIcE.-PUBLIC NOTICE is HERE
" by given, to the ant occupants
Of all houses ana lots improved unimp owed lands Affect
thereby that the following nents have boon
Bureau Assessments for by all persons in
tagging Thirty third street. Third river
II limits embraced BY such assessment include all the
parcels land situated both sides Of Thirty third street.
from First Third avenue and the west side Of First
avenue inches and south Thirty third
All interests affected BY the above
named mens and who opposed to the same
either Of hem requested to present their obeoons In
Cords within thirty from the date of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE.
CHARLES j. DODGE }Assessors
CHARLES McNIELL
ONCE Bureau OF Street Department, Novem
berl
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SHIPPING.

UOK LIvEKPOOL-UNlTED sTATns NAIL STEAM
ship PACIFIC, =. Nye, Communicating steamship
will depart with tie United States Nails Europe, posi-
vsly Saturday November o. ~ II o'clock ~. from hex
having unsquAlsd fsT and com.
fort, apply " EW'D. K. COLLINS, 8 wall street.
Passengers requested to DO board d Tx A. n
The steamship Baltic will succeed the Paohe, and sail
Dooeuber TO-
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CORPORATION NOTICE. PUBLIC NOTICE IS
~ hereby given to the owners occupant
affected thereby that the have been
completed by the Assessors and lodged in the ooe Of
interested, va-For building sewer in street
limits embraced by such include all the several
and lots Of ground vacant lots pieces aad PARCELS Of
a1th to the Eighth avenues on both sides Of from
first street; both sides Of Seventh avenue from Forty
second street point twenty four feet south from Forty
All persons whose interests affected the
above named and who are to The
writing to the undersigned at their Office No Hall Of Re.
cords within thirty from the dat. Of tits notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors
CHARLES McNIELL,
Office Bureau of Assessments Street Department. Novem
Der 81, 1853.
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CTREET DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF RECORDS
D-Pubo notice hereby yen that the following petitions
have been presented in tho Board Of Aldermeno pave
west side o. Fifth svs1.s bSsEssn Thirty and
and Broadway Also, the following resolutions in
hoard Of Assistant Adormen:To nag waH In front Ne
stroet between Seventh and Eighth avenues All
them In writing 10 tho undersigned his ofco or
before the 18th day OF November mat.
Nov L. 1883. JAS. FUREY. Street Commissioner.
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THE WORLD IN MINIATUKE.-A GRAND MODEL OF
the World in Plaster of Pars-The frat and only
exhibited Ia open day except Sunday at all hours
from 10 A. NJ TO 10 p At the spacious hall Nos ST aud
Y9 Broadway of White street. drawing of the
World Mercaors projection Hat surface Ia made
immense horizontal tablet, covering Of nearly
thousand feet Those parts representing water
land which mountains raised in their appropriate
places thus showing at glance Miniature OF the World
with CULTS, lakes, bays, rivers continents
ISLANDS, de- Miniature ships ard laced the
and be making to various parts OF
the Globe The whole scene Of grandeur byond
desc on view Of which may DO compared 70 the behold
lofts emneBce with the tire Of
the Globe before his voa An efficient lecturer will
point graphical aud political divisions Of the Globe
Mi sion 30 cents hildre Tickets at the prin
oipal fotsls and music stores, aud at the entrance
PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY TWELFTH SEASON.
The fret Con crt OF this will be given sstur
day evening Nov. a. At Metropolitan Hall. Conductor Of
Orchestra, Mr. r. Eised The meabers subscribers and
the blc respectfully informed that the increasing
the Classical Concerts Of th Society has obliged
them larger and in accordance with the re
guest members they will future produce two Sym
phoncs at zach Concer. The Orchestra 10 augmented
~ foowsSrmrhopy, he Seasons" BY Spohs
(nrst tme,; Overture King Lear" Bsrlioz; and Van
49," Msffctner Other particulars hereafter. Terms
Subscribing membero three tickets each Cot
associate So and professional members, 81
ticket to the public rehesrsas and Concerts member
procure extra tickets ct 81 each tickets 70 sut
se,ibers 80 each Application Tor tickets received
weae 23 Fulton street. Brooklyn also st the door on Oh
o'clock, concert TO commence Al o'clock: BY order,
l.. SPIER Secretary.
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CORPORATION NOTICE--PUBLI0 NOTICE rs
pants Of all lots improved and unmprovsd lands
thereby that the following have been
the Bureau q for examination by Al persons
Troy Jane. The limits embraced by such
include all the several houses and lots Of ground
lots parcels land situated both des
street Troy street to Jane the ID side
side Of Eighth 80 feet south frem Jane
All persons whose interests affected by the above
and who opposed to the either Of
them requested to present their IN writing
the undersigned ct their office. No. Hall sf Records,
within thirty days fro the date of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE.
CHARLES J. DODGE Assessors.
CHARLES McNEILL,
Office Bureau OF Assessments, Street department. Nov
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CTREET DEPARTMENT, NO. 4 HALL OF RECORDS
- Sealed proposals will DO received this
day, November l2H O'clock M to flag the sidewalks
vacant lots south side Of Eighteenth street. between Fifth
and Sixth To regulate and grace Sixth avenue
nom Fifty Eighty sixth street To build an adj.
dition to the pier No 49, ft OF Charlton Spcci6oa
tens to be had Applicant the clerk
department.. JAMES FUREY, Street Com missfoner
knyemker IL 1888
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-TO SHOP BUTCHERS AND
" ling fresh meats All license fdr sale
fresh meats having expired the first day kovebr you
hereby notHc to iccnse on before Taes
cay the Goth Of this month"; Application for
BIO mado to the Superintendent Of Markets;
Centre and Oh mbers streets AL found selling
fresh meas without license after the 29h instant will
dealt with according to the ordinance regulating markets and
the sale Of fresh meats. GOODERsON,
Superintendent of Markets
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They al hrss class New York bulls ps pkavidod wish
III requisite articles for THO eentzs ari ooyssenee Of
ssnxef and commanded by ma q experiences in sas srxds
pfios OF VI -aNpsv
sens 70 the Subscribers wiz Be forwASass rss eon avg
charges Int those actually ineurrsa
BOYD BRICK I'm, ASests, ia FsAsl stroex
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III pool.-The ARABIA, @. Ii. K. Judkns, comm ander,
will -. from tine pa Sst , With 81
inst, at O'Clock precisely.
Passengers requested 70 be board by So O'Clock
AN.
The EUROPA will sail ON the 18th December.
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HORPORATICN NOTICE.-THE LOT OF GROUND
~ with frame thereon, No "a Charles street, south
eide Of Charles street 70 feet westerly from Bsecke sreo
ail DO leased a. public auction year. Friday Dac
% 1855 o. Eo clock NJ at thescomptrollors 0doe No.
Hsll ., Records, Park.
Finance epartnent, Comptrollers Oioe Now York. No
VENT er ~, 1859 A. G. fLAGS, Comptroller.
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.yTEAM BETWEEN NEW YORK AND GLASGOW
- The Glasgow and New York Steamship Comp.nyu new
steamer GLASGOW ssa son; aOo horse poTsr1 Robert
Woasssasy Janus5y - At Il o'clock noon First cabin
.hird GLASS, s2b-steward's foes included Apply 70
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TINTED MATES MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY FOR
- New orSsns via Havana sailing at O'clock p M from
pier foot ofW street, the
ibis ccmpnry i.fepd to despatch Mondsy Nov 18Th
tbs steamer CRESCENT CITY, Captain Rodney Baxter
Freight taken to Now Oileap per foot
Specie only taken freight TO TIavanA
shippers will b. frrnsd the of bill OF
isdir s, signed by thi. ,omt any. on application.
Nc bills of lading signed after the sailing vessel
freight passage apply at the Office OF tho company
va Weat street NJ O RO8EKTA'
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BROADWAY MENAGER1E AND MUSEUM 3s7 BROAD
- way.-HerYD ri- bach. the ! ion ri, 4, will give
rOIJR PERFORMANCES

IN the dens Of Lions Tigers snd Leopards, a. y and
e O'clock The greatest collection Of Giving Wild Anios1s
ser eIhbised York; colossal Rhinoceros the only
one America iephsnt Hannibal the largest evex
=, hbiled Lions Tigers Leopards Bears, oras a. ia.
also SEEM without extra chargs ths real vrtable far
Twins Chang and Eng with two Of their chill
arsn their Arst appearance York for many years.
The astonrhins feats Of Mr. Nes the man without
partcuariSe
.-,..... Is sen.s children under ten hshPr'ae ofsa
sror, III n tol0P.M
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-10-20
The President does not see sufficient


cause for disavowing the acts of the
American agents which are complained
OF BY Austria. Her claim for satisfaction
on that account has been carefully con-
sidered. and is respectfully declined.
Being convinced that the seizurs and
imprisonment of Koszta were illegal and
uniustihable. the President also declines
10 give his consent to his delivery to the
Consul General of Austria at Smyrna;
but. after full examination Of the case.
as herein presented. he has instructed the
undersigned to communicate to Mr.. Hull
eemann his confident expectation tina,
the Emperor of Austria will take the
proper measures TO cause Martin Koszia
TO be restored to the same condition ne
was in 5efore he was seized in the streets
of Smyrna. on the 2lst OF June last.
The undersigned avails himself OF this
occasion to renew to Mr. Hulsemann the
assurance Of his high consideration.
w. L. MARCY.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-10-20

AccIDENT-As the little son of Mr.
Yoseph Stringer was riding one colt and
leading another. on Saturday morning
last, near the residence of Mr.. Goodseli.
in the vicinity of this place. they took
fright a. flock Of geese IS they COM
menced flying. and threw The boy. and his
head striking the ground or something
harder, with such force as TO render him
entirely speechless and when first found
was believed to be dead. He was car
ried to the house of Mr.. Goodsell. ard
continued speeches. until Sunday morn.
housekeeping almost necessarily until
able to speak.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-10-20

The first sermon OF the LIST quarterly service
of the u. E. Church, for the Plymouth station,
will be on Friday tomorrow evening al can
Ele Lighting.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-10-20
DAGUERREAN ROOMS,
PEYl-OUTEE. End.
~, T., GUTRRER.

GO eo = y = = = = 10
IL AVlNG permanently located in ff1~S1A.
: ! this place, and fitted up suitable Fsss5tttSS
Rooms in the second building south Of Pome-
roy'S store, I'D stairs, Is Al all times prepared
10 execute Licensees and miniatures in the
most per ect manner, and warranted 10 retain
their brillancy, with proper care.
Persons about leaving their friends. perhaps
never te le'urn, may leave with them an i'm
age delightfully."- calculated to keep in lively
remembrance the happy moments spent to-
gether in times past. He is prepared 10 ops
rate in clear o. cloudy weather
Asgus: 81, 1858. 2stf