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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-13

CORPORATION NOroE-PUBLIc NOTICE IL
~ hereby eiven, TO the owners occupant
Supsnt Of ~ houses and lots improved unimprovsd
aassssd thereby that the Following assessments have
soe Of As Bureau Of for s1amin aticn by AL
persons interested viz.-For building In Twenty
nth street from Madison to near Fourth avenue
limits embraced By suoh assessment include al the
se Of Land situated both sides q Twenty xth street,
yD Madison 70 Fourth All persons whose iueE
ea affected by the above named and who
40 opposed to the thsr Of them requested
eeent their objections in writing to the underaigned at
er eMes No Kal Of Records within thirty days from
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4yHCTON AOUEDUoT DEPAPTMENT.-TO CONTRAC
tsrealsd proposals. endorsed Proposal for saver
q the office Of The oroton Aqasduet Departments until
Hsnday Abe 18th day Of september 1883 1T O'clock NJ
s.Ssrss in Mott street from .as sewer II
feS The plan Of sewer for the build
fnx all other information relating thereto
SSa obaaed application to the Water Puryeyor at
iris sfAce
THO, 4. DEPoREsT, Acting Pres. Crcton Aque-
A. W. CRAVEN, Chief Engineer. ! duct Board.
Uan%
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WATCHES, JEWELRY, go.

EoLD AND SILVER WATCHES, DIAMONDS AND
VI lew slry.-GEO. q. ALLEN. importer, No. IL Wal
street, near Broadway, second floor.
JURGENsEN WATCHES,
Warranted perfect time keepers, FROM .$l50 to $s
COOPER WATCHES, , -
INDEPENDENT SECOND
And quarter second watches for timing horses 1 70 20
CHRoNoMETERs,
Splendid pocket ehrOnomssers, perfect time
EIGHT WATCHES,
Which eight days with one winding 40 to 19S
ENAMEL WATCHES
For ladies, some In hunting cases. IS to l0
DIAMOND WATCHES,
For ladies', some In magic cases. % TO
Which change into three different watches 100 to ls
WATCHES WHICH
And turn the hands wthaut key. IS to Mc
WATCHES AT VERY Low
Pine gold lepne Watches four holes jswsed a.
Gold snamsned watches for the ladies'
cola EDsish P psssns isvsrs hunting cases
Silver patent levers, low IL
Silver detached levers as low 80
Diamond earrings pins bracelets finger rings and orossw
Tor sale ut much lees than the usual prices.
JEwELRY.
All kinds Of gold chains, pure gold wedding rings COLA
Sis srscs Sresstpns cuf pins eekots earrings, soa
and silver spectscles, gold t0othpo charms shatslAp
chains, DO.
nLvERwARE.
Sterling silver spoons, cup5, forks, pe knives napkin
eings, fruit knives, Wedding cake knives 10.
.tches and jewery exchanged All watches warranted
!. c.ss...a time, or the money returned.
'-"ks cleaned and repaired In
the best manner At much less thsn INV - 49,
superior workmen, and warranted ,Lk United
Watches sent by mail or expresa 20 partsan q. -'
tNH fPANo M oh
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n
RUMIoNs.-sPRCIAI NOrICE-THE yfsIrERs rO
- ne'a'y are re9uestSd 70 observe that the
,.x FAVORITE PIECES
uA 70 sn theasre, and which be Ala
vth .srs.. ~ ~. course Of representation Interpreted
III :. STERLING COMEDIES
Cast with the best comic talentA
LOT v YEAR, have attracted the most
, ' $3.50 aaf sSkI6 IS Pg9psSlhr
40 played ct this house upwards ~
TAhkk HUNDRED NIGHTS,
WITH
HEIR AT LAW
On Wednesday, the great dram. Of
. ! THE TOODLES.
the most universally popular drama aver ravsa 4; NJ
York Nth two other pieces i'S - ~"
DOMBEY AND SON.
Mr.. BURTON viii appear every evening in fsvorte
charaeters. ~ "'ois'
Seats 40 be secured box Office for any niabt
IN the week. Tree OF extra tickets sac
TULLIENs CONCERTS,
CASTLE GARDEN
~ LAST WEEK BUT ONE
Soneers viii take place on this present evening uesay
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC ~"
Wiu DO presented, cluding various noveltiss
TdE AMERICAN QgADRILLE
& s sS'1y ps soos ID and
VIII DO repeated every evening Also. Solos by '
KOENIG, WUILLE AND BOTTESfNI
ror nrther particulars programmes.
WSGTs oPe1 ~ CONCERT to commence At o'clock
~ aLA AZ ~ AEhh having sufficiently recovered from
next - 'usJ e'0nihs
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WILLIAM GAGE.
CHARLES J. DODGE, }Asssssors
CHARLES MoNEILl, y
0cs Bureau Of Assessments Street Department. Sept.

n0Rf0KAIoN NoTIoE-PUBLIC NOTIcE rs HERE.
gwen to the owner owners occupant occupants
houses ana lots improved or unimprovsd lands q.
ssnRastsd hs and lodged IN the ofos Of
Interested Wis For building In Christopher street,
fJm the Hudson river to the In Greenwich
The limits embraced by such include all the
houses und lots Of and
parcels land situated both sides
hom West street to Greenwich avenue both sides Ok
HastoRy street from Christopher to street,
les 81 Fourth street from Christopher to Amos
sides Of Blocker street from Amos forty feot south
q Christopher street boz sides Of Bedford street. from
Christopher street seventy Ave feo south Of Christopher
both sides Of Hudson street. from Amos street to
erssnwtsh street from Amos to pasydye feet south Of
Christopher 70 street, both sides of Wseha
street. from Christopher to hundred and thirteen feet
syh Of street. the side Of West street
nom Christopher hundred and thirteen feat north Of
Christopher street. and the south side Of Amos street.
om darlington TO Hudson street. All persons whose In
te1ests affected by the above named assemsnts and
Who are opposed to the same or either Of them
1ed 81 their once No Hall Of Records, within thirty
days from the date of this notice.
: WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES ]. DODGE. Assessors.
CHARLES McNIELL,
Once Bureau Of Assessments Street Department, Sep
Senher 3, 1863
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~ PROGRAMME.
}. "capries Rusas." composed and performed By
q Brilliant Cavatins,n from Vsrds on.r. E,r.n,
Signorina Adelina Patti
s. "Adante Rondo," from the Grand Concertou sop.
4. "Ahl Non GiuhSE,,sypAd.h X
LA Sonpnmbula." Sung by
Sgnorina Adelina Patti.
8. "Intr0duzione di CspIocio Varagione on mel
pu,m from %Pae st.n Composed for the Vioii.
l. Souvenir D. Osteon for the left hand alone; followed
both pieces composed and performed BY
Maurice Strak0seh.
2. II Am the Bayadere." Madame Anna Bishops csIe
brated song. Sung by
Signorins Adeina Patti.
B. The Mothers Prayer" Fantasia Relgos. Composed
and executed by
4. Jenny Lind's " Echo song;' sung by
Signorina Adelina Patti
s. "rhe Carnival Of Venice by,
Mr. StrAkosch will play splendid grand Piano. from
Pleyeps manuiactory in Paris. kindly loaned by Mr. Dss
The price Of Tickets Of admission has bean fxed at
With every admission ticket will be given certificate
tfcate remain in the hands original holders
and establske s the ownership to the seat.
On the evening Of the there will be in attendance
number Of Ushers wearing rosetts whose duty will
to chow visiters to their respective seata.
Doors open at Z; concert to commence at s O'Clock.
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CORPORATION NOTICE. = DEPARTMENT OF
" Streets and Lanps-By virtue OF the charter
sfyune 1858 notice hereby given that proposals. win be
seyed a. the office Of Of Streets and Lamps
and also for furnishing with gas al places
markets and buildr hereafter to BIO used by
she corporation district lying south Of Grand street
and running from the East to the North river lighted
g Be furnished must be Of the best qrty equal At least
that useds higher amount than the rate paid
b. the corporation for strest Ian grester
Price for furnishing han the present.
900 cubic feet will be entertained Blank estimates
can be obtained at the ooe Of tho of Streets
and Lamps Of Chambers and Centre streets The
cefton Of estimates for the purpose above will
when the estimates viii be pus to opensd Proposals
should enclosed in sealed envelopes and direstd to the
Conmssoner Of Streets and Lsmps specifying the object
q the proposals Estimates will be opened IN
che comptroller and before those interested By the head
Of Abs Department HENRY ARCULARIUS, Jr.,
CornY afoner of and LAM
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~ PAirs aad Supplies. Ssptsmber 1853 70 bujidsrs-
H ysozos.h VIII BE- rsssiysd 81 ths oass Of the Com.
10y s';Ipssmhs. 70 ns g Z ssissh n . Which
oEl mr the alterations and Sspairs Eighth ward
on the corner Of Prince and WoessR streets
nHs ana Specifications Of the required TO done
IN regard thsrsts 3 had = The q
sssA Blank estimates wal be furnsKsd ~ sithsr Of
e .e sstimstes win be received for the repsynE Of
sRsE ssss4 An i:iornAtioa rsqei5sd WI be given q
W. a. Hsi a. "a once Of the Of
ssnsns. foot Of Rivngton Aase ~ Ana
6S1pIes No New civ Hail Tor ths aiterasacs sddons
repairs 70 house Of oof and Ladder Company No. 2
41uated N Twenty fourth street. between Seventh and
hth avenues The plans and spsonsstionso Of the work
ee4ed 70 be DONE and AL information n regard thereto
1alngn No 10 Elisabeth street: Blank esmatss viii Be-
UYnished As either Once The Commhssner reserves the
= reject all any Of the estimates deemed for the
SARTHOLoHEw q. PURpY.
OmmisGiOn0r Of Ram nd guon
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NOnPORATIOU NOYOl NOTICE IN HRRnnv
" vsn. Ne swnsr or ewnsr sesupant or occupants d
AereSy MAJ tks following hsvs Ss..
p!stsd E ~ AsssssorA Sxd are lodged In tie sass
:sns ,s ss: 4. vrs. sgasaE
and through Sullivan street to tbs ssvss -. 1sgs S
street: The limits embraced By assssnSns include
Rsoss and psrs:ls q a.d situated ss Both si.s q
iSoo az non yAsk 70 Sullivan streets On both
sns xss .. a ss Of sSls. street:
Suvsn street; north sds Of watts strss from 81.
iSss ~ ny Set west Of Sullivan street; On both
sns so ~ ss aide q nsHiai:1
shove wsS:' ns'rss.. are =.
sn hsr ns q either Of ths requested to pro-
ess NJ writing TO the undersignsd % their
Sss 81 tS .ata Of Rssords within thirty days dom ths
wrrAN GAGE, 49,
CHARLES J. DOu0H. yAssssstyA
NJ. CHARLES McNIELL,
tsnber q 1853 -
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DHENISH NEISTER'S LAGO
IL BELGIAN NAGGIORB,
GALLERY,
66s Broadway-ons Of the most comfortable places I.
amusement
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-13

mander viii leave for Bavre touching 1t Southampton
:os Ts w.
sns
own - y. iss!. n sss sss. .ad New New
York on the is Of each m SesG New y,n From H.u.
&; J; !! S a.: &. !;
s.; s;:, ;S; ssssis:sE q;
IT, 81 S 95 T.: ;s4.s:, r.: E; i
i, ;:;s . (: i. ssiss "a
III sss
' ron H'si SS eS;s ssa % Fs:
s snM W. ySs
and 1sn SS sess.
will 's F, q fe New York. From Bremen.
Ssssaa a asas's o'
r.; NsE yssf $780,
irsrs' taken As1s S,s,s street,
TINTED STATES NAIL LINE FOR CALIFORNIA
siss ct
shg Company carving the great United States mail for
ss,
foot 81 Wssren rs the fast Steamer fHds
Capt a. Hartstein y $. n, connect at Panams With
TS.aass
r. 'S,sssSs Ssi' prices 500
ssssrags sbIopsS found bed and board g
ss EhS IL n
= sf sSgy WHIT
NEW YORK AND CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP LINE
San frsnosso Accessory Transit Company q Mos
T 5::T; Rssf
IN
''''~A'' w. : -" CHARLES MORGAN. Agent
4 UsTRALIA-roR SALE. A FAST SAILING BRIG,
~ asT ss we
to IsSeurns small easy draft Of water and suitable
'saE'ssn'{ iYT KfS8 IT. Long wharf Boston
TINTED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
f. u Vi f.ns on sas ss
&
i. cTn 0 II 81 Sep
Freight taken to New Orleans At forty cents psr cubic
s'z With form of bill
sssi u dns ae1
freight Or passage apply At the once q sas
TINTED STATES NAILs STEAMSHIP COMPANY
F. e. for c m
be as:g..saass - II sas 6Sw Up
in IN ssss:ss =, ssiss ." pic;
freight will be received at any time between this and the
Fos SAVANNAH AND FLoRIDA-uNITEp STATES
'Rls1sa 'ssssmhg
n 'sSS n S9ish Ap
The ALABAMA, Captain George R. seheneh leaves on
YORK Ssh tickets rom New
S, yss: SS.3
sls .ls.
& :% RI: sssss
Heron H. ss
WAaa'''' - savannah. g. a. L. Lamar. !.
zen CHARLESTON AND FLoRIpA-sEM;;wEEKLY
gs soS Siifs MI
pier No North river Wdnesdsy September, n T. At
sss
through tickets to Florida fOowsfo Jacksonville $3
TO Pilatka, $50
DOR NORFOLK, PETERSBURG ANp l RICHM G;-
il u. s. Nail line steam ships.-The ROANOKE, GePtain
Cavendy leaves every Tuesday, and the JAME5ToWN,
CAPTAIN Parrish every saturday At foeook M, IRON
e il sfs fssa ss '
CIAyTHIN0, d8as
ELOTHJNG AND FURNITURE WANTED.-.LhDIEs
gentlemen being DESTROYS Of converting INC aD9ye
into cash can obtain fair cash price by sending to the
NJ S. COHEN, &C Elm street.
| Ladies attended by Mira. Cohen.
MAST OFF CLOTHING OR FURNITURE WANTED
~ Ladies' gentlemen having any TO dispose Of csn OBJ
cash by sending for the Subscriber ~ his -
SILENCE line through the post to u n. DUSsELDVkF
Is Elm street. Ladies' attended by Mrs Dusseldorf.
| VAST OFF CLoTHING.-THE BEST PRICE WILL BE
~ paid for small lots of good cast of clothing OF
every description Please address, through post or send to
! JOSEPH q. MYERS 30 Eighth avenue Ladies attended
by MIS- Myers N. Gentemens clothing cleaned ana re-
| paired in q superior manner BY q new process
i (yAsT OFF CLOTHING $1,000 WORTH WANTED
u The highest price will be literally given in curront
money for large or small lots OF good left off clothing Of
i ,dopor
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BUCKLEYS, Projectors.
r. BISHOP BUCKLEY. Musical Director.

DANvARD'S GEORAMA-EGYPr, PETRA, AMI
ID the Land Of Eden.-Entirely and extensfvo
Israees Red Sea- carsysa Nesss the oreas Arabian
She famous panorama Of the Holy Land and Jerusalem
Admission the only rs sents reserved seas
10 cents; children haprice Every evening at o'alcos
Wednesday snd Saturday afternoons. at o'clock.
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(IORPORATlON NOTICE. PUBLIC NOTICE rs
hereby given 10 the owner owners occupant
pants o. Al houses and lots improved unnproyed lands
By tie Asses.oss and are lodged IN th: once q
Sterested ysror paving Twenty nnth street, between
Second and Third Tho limits embraced BY such
y s. lots piece: and parcels Of land tlstsd both
All whose interests aeetd BY the above
assossments and who opposed 70 the
Y sSS 1sssda ss 81 their oes Han Of Records
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, $Assessora
CHARLES McNIELL,
TENDER 3 1859 IVY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-13

GHRIsTYS AMERICAN OPERA HOUSE. l72 BROAD
- yay sbSve GfsndIOpsn every nght-Ths original and
isr famed Ethiopian Opera Troupe organised in
The" nODEL TROUPE OF TIE WoRLDiS introdussrs Of
y Seks isspests6is and fashion
snDals q public nmnsemsnt IN New York Tickets Is
cents. Doors open at commence at o'clock Sole
psietor and manager, EDWIN p. CHRISEY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-13

DUCKLEYS OPERA HOUSE, CHINESE HALL $50
ID BEoadvay every night BY the celebrated Buck
leye New Orleans Serenaders the oldest established and
talented company in existence being ths Art to in
trodoce into Ethiopian the nrss
A.; likewise. al operate Ch.rIsss now sung b. other
TALENT by Buckleys The management hasthe
that the Concerts Of company will
conducted In It's fashionable Style fun
without vulgarityn Concert commences ats O'clock. Ad
mission, 81 cents
BUCKLEYS, Projectors.
n RISHQP RUGKIEY DranknY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-13

TINTED STATES MALE STEAMSHIP COMPANY
sanding ~ bY the :ssamer CT cENT CRY Monday
G ths 5ItG nst an u,s ty Company
Thursday, 18th September, At o'clock, ~, IN. p''s
foot Of Warren street. where they invited TO call
examine the vessel Shippers freight are informed that
freight will be received at time between this and the
of sail ir
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ctTEAN COMMUNICATION BETWEEN NEW YORK
- and Bremen.-Bremep Mail Line.-The side wheel
steamers HANsA, 2,2C0 tons and aERMANIA LOGO tons
will sail follows:-
From New York. From Bremen.
Germsnia, . . September 10 Eermana. Middleof Oct'y
Hansa ,....... 20 Hansa . August %.
Passage from New York to Bromen-First class, 500;
second class, $35f For freight passage, apply to
Freights taken here up to Friday, 10th inst.
OELRICHS CO., 50 Broad street,
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dor NORFOLK PETERSBURG AND RICHMoND.-
i u. s. Mail line steamships-The RoANoKEs IsPtsn
CAPTAIN Parrish every Saturday, at o'clock M from
por B N r. For freight apply on board and Tor passage
to LUDLAM 4 PLEASANTS, No. 20 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-13

THE GREATEST ATTRACTION IN THIS CIrY-DK.
y Abbotts Museum OF Egyptian Antiquities, exhi-
ly close in October and should be BY all who seek
amusement and instruction. Admission only Is Oenta
Open from A. N. to 10 p. NJ
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| dor SAVANNAH AND FLORIDA.-UNITED STATES
Mail Linz new and splendid steamship FLORIDA,
I7tb at O'Clock, p M from pier No. North river. Ap.
| ply to SAMUEL L. MITCHELL, No. IL Broadway.
The ALABAMA, Captain George r. Schenck, leaves on
Wednesday September 2lst: Through tickets from New
York to Jacksonville, S3l: Pilatka $50.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-13

They ell first class New York built ships provided
with all requisite aricles the comfort convenience
Of and commanded by Of experience in the
liquors Goods cent to the ubserbsrs viii be forwarded
BOYD q HNCKFN Agents, 1874 Pearl street.
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ANTHOLOGY.
NFApAME LA coNpr FLAtTERs HERSELF THAT

M competent by her great experience In the art of
give ruo inform In regard to the past
prestn uuie She Ia abs TO- clearly any losses
in regard the recovery She has aud
continues to give perfect satisfaction Ladies and gontle
men cents. Is Howard street.
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NEAD LA CoMPT HAS BEEN VISITED BY OVER
M two hundred ladies and gentlemen the past week and
hos owen perfect satisfaction and in consideration OF the
great patronage bestowed her. she win remain at u
street for four days more when she VIII positively
aail for his South
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UNHE BRYAN GALLERY or CERlsTiAK AIT. COW
tanning series Of two hundred authentic psiutnss bv
the most esesratsd Italian spsnisa Esish sna French
Vernst Is now epsn s1hbitloa OF ss near
Union park. Admission Is Dents. vzhihtien hears ron
"a. M. to OPP. H. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-13

RAkNUHs MUSEUM.-CHAsrEA NDAMUS PER-
formsnoes every afternoon and evening Last week
Of the new domestic DRAMA written expressly for this
s1:su% ra OF MSntsy aNssnoss the London
" O'Clock, THE SPIRIT WARNING. The Swls Bearded
Lady and other curodes, usual Admittance Is oeats
PAruuet. oenta oxtra. = 49, ~-so~~@ @~e
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| i ship Company intend saunErL nELPUrA srrAu
FROM PHILADELPHIA.
CITY q Glasgow Saturday. Aug

City Of Manchester .
City Of Glasgow.
Saloon, so, e6,
A limited number
and found with com
10. 10 1
Parties Wishing TO
Ghcates Of passage,
sums Of 81 steSllnS |
Ne o1oe u
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-13

J,oR SAvANNAH-FARE REDUCED. THE NEW
T. and splendid side wheel steamship STATE OF CT
GIA, Captain j. 0arvip carrying the Unified ST. ON
win leave Phanelphia for sayannah on Wee o,5ss sn
r. ~ 81, a. Nh sod ne wnarf eoyo Vine street
comfort and convenience Of srrangemens ior tue
passed. Fare from Philad ssengers this ship L. unsur
Of Georgia leaves .phia *1D steerngo ~ Inc o.ats
Agents in Philp' above every alternate Wednesday
wharves; V .e'phia heron q martin, NO. VA No1sa
- - savannah. @. A. i. Lamar.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-13

DANORAMA OF NIAGARA-HOPE CHAPEL, NO.
L us Broadway. Thrilling ne-The thrilling scene
Of Joseph the rapids has been added rsnken
STEMS Panorama: Table Rcck Fallen The manning
The only place therefore where the roak
every morning evening moves the morn.
ing at ii O'clock evening st o'clock Admission 90 cents;
children rs cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-13

CFDGwICK'S APPOLONICAN CONCERTS, HOPE,
y Chapel, Broadway-Mr sLDGWIcK, who has been 60
long before the public musician In this And tho Old
Country and who has obtained SO mucn notoet BY his
tbe public educated aste series
long wished for sentimental ballads and old IA
miar relieved alternately by the mic
Of most esteemed authors together With the NEST favo
which instrument he stands unequafsd Admiration %
cents. Seats oAn be retained for SO cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-13

AIRS PREWSTER, FROM PHILADELPHIA, TkNDEKS
MI her to the ladies and gentlemen Of this city, in
astroogy, love- and law matters ntcrp dreAms &o
by SCIENCE constantly relied BY and
will Of the lady gentleman they viii marry
also the Of the vister Residence 80 Great Jones
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-13

ZORRO BORATION.-IW WOULD RESPECTFULLY COZ.
~ roborate the statements with regard Uncle Tom,a
Cabin. the only person that Q correct cow Of
Uncle Toms Cabin the new version in six acts eight TAB
1eaux and thirty in which tho wonder little
Mary Guerineau Marsh psrsonstss the gentle EVA the
Marsh family appearing in the drama Mr. G.. O. Howard
comics. RO4EkT EARHH
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1853-08-10

CHLoRoFoRM FOR BEES. Mr. d. Smith, in letter
to the Edinburgh Courant, thus describes his dis
covery of Chloroforming bees" The quantity Of
chloroform required for an ordinary hive is the sixth
part of ounce very large hive will take nearly
quarter of an ounce. My mode of operation is as
follows I set down table opposite to, and about
four feet distance FROM the hive the table spread
thick linen cloth; in the centre of the table place
a small shallow breakfast plate, which cover with
piece of wire gauze to prevent the bees from coming
in immediate contact with the chloroform; and into
this plate pour the chloroform, now quickly and
cautiously lift the hive from the board which it
standing, set it down the top of the table, keep
ing the plate in the centre the hive closely up
with cloths and in twenty minutes the bees are
not only sound asleep, but contrary to what have
when they are suffocated with sulphur not one
is left among the combs; the whole of them lying
helpless the table. You now remove what honey
you think fit replace the hive in its old stand and
the bees as they recover will return to their dOml-
cie. bright, calm, sunny day is the best and you
should commence your operations in the morning be-
fore many of them are abroad.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1853-08-10

FAST MEN. The vicious die early. They fall like
shadows tumble like wrecks and ruins in the grave
often while quite young almost always before forty;
The wicked 'iYeth not half his days" The world
at ratfes the truth and assigns the reason BY
describing the dissolute fast men THAT is they
live FAST they spend their twelve hours in six get
ting through the whole before the meredian, ana
dropping out of sight and into darkness, while 9TH
ers in the glow and glory of life Their sun goes
down while it is yet day. !" And they might have
helped it. Many one dies long before he neea'
Your men of genius, like Burns and Byron, to whom
when dissipated and prohigate thirty-seven is so IA
tai; and your obscure and nameless wandering stars
who waste their youth in hbertine indulgence, the!
cannot live long. They must die early. They put
the steam till they blow up the boiler. They run
at such rate that the fire goes out for want OF fue
The machinery is destroyed by reckless speed anu
rapid wear Nothing can save them. Their physl-
cal system cannot stand the strain they put it 70;
while the state of their minds is often such that inc
soul would eat the substance of the most robust Do
dy and make for itself way of escape from the IN
cessant hell of its own thoughts.