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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-21

GyoRPORATION N0TICE-PUBLIo NOTICE is HERE.
u BY given TO the ownor or owners occupant
q houses and lots improved or unlmproved lands Affect
thereby the folio have
hsSed By and lodged in the oco Of ths
SlSsau Assessments for examination BY all In
Hvenue and D. The ~ss embraced BY such sns
Ga Pieces AID parcels of land situated both sides Of
lt street, four hundred and seventy i've feet west Of
etsd b. the above named .ssessmens and WIG .ss op
S The same writing the undersigned At their ooe
o Hall Of Records within thirty days from the date OF
- nodee. WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES AcNIELL, }
Qo0 Bureau Assessments, Street Dspartm ent, Dee.
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\ V0HPORA ALTON NOTICE-PUBLIC NOTICE Is HERE
u - given ths owners occupant oocupanW
G III and lots improved unmproved lands Affect
g theyeby that NE following assessments have been
RseA Asssss0r and are lodged n The Office Of he
HpYeAu Of for examination by all In
E1sstsl vs-Tor curb and gutter, and tagging Eighth
nvtnus, from Tyt 70 fifty ninth streets The limits
by such include all the several houses
BAD se Of ground vacant io. peses and parcels Of land
Eyninth Streets norSh aide Of Fifty third street, M
kes and S4 feet Of Eighth both side
fourth street, az feet Of Eghth boil
gaes q street zs foe: ssss from Eish,a avenues
aysaus both sides Ct F,y seventh street, 4 feet
g Hghth avenue; beth size If Fifty eighth street. ~
6e9t of Eighth All persons, whose interest
ess Affected By e above named Assessments and who
either Of requested
psat their obeotons In writing she at shsr
kss No. xHAu Of Records, within thirty days from th
Bkka q this notice. WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES MCNEIL,
1Ass Bursau Of Asssssuonss street Department. Dec
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MATRIMONY MADE EASY, OR HOW TO WIN
N1 Lover-Professor Lawton, Boston, formerly Of
dom will send to address, dollar post
tho devoted affections Of as Of the opposite IS their
waiting that bs married Of ase appear
anoe or positions and last though not least be
possible. Address Professor Lawton, Boston, Mass No
letters taken from the Post Office unless the postage paid
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CORPORATION NOTICE-PUBLIC NOTICE Is HERE
BY given, the owners occupant occupants
all houses lots improved unimproved lands affected
hereby that the following have completed
and lodged In the ONCE Of the Bureau
70. examination by all Interested Wis
81 suT1 gusser stones rns noI
include ali the several house. and lots Of
vSosnt lots pieces and parcels Of land situated both sides
Of Broadway from Fifty first 70 Fifty ninth street. the
aorth side Of street. Seventh avenue point
tOoet west Of Broadway both sides street,
rom Seventh avenue point 81 feet west Of Broadway
both sides Of street 500 feet west Of Broadway
both des Of Fifty fourth street, 00 feet and ia fees
@est from Broadway on both sides of street l
feet east and Els from Broadway both side OF Fifty
xh street 200 feet east and s west from BreadwAy
both sides Of Fifty seventh as feet east and I
from Broadway beth sides Of street 800 feet
East and 0 feet west from Broadway south side Of Fifty
anth street $50 feet east from Broadway ALL whose
interests affected by the above named and
who opposed the same either of Them requested
70 preoens their objections in writing the
she otce, No. Hall Of Rscords within thirty days from
ahe dave Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE
CHARLES J. DODGE, }Asssssors.
CHARLES McNIELL, y
oee Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department. Dseem
bey a.
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CORPORATION NOTICE--PUBLIC NOTICE Is HIRE
~ b. given 10 the owner owner occupant occupants
o. all houses improved uniproved lands affected
eaefeby that the following
b. the and lodged in the oe Of the Bureau
Assessments examination By all persons Interested
Ese building Washington street, from Charlton
eyyns street. The limits mbrAosd BY suoh assessment In
al ths several houses and lots Of ground
Pieces and parcels Of situated on both sdcs Of WAsh
xten Charlton to Spring streets All whose
Ssssss affected by the above named ents and
6Ae opposed to either Of he requested
~ their in writing 10 the aerSgned
Their oce No Ball OF Records, within thirty dsys trom
ne dats Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE $dAessors.
CHARLES McNIELL, }
.Ss '0''"' - A''''''''~' ''f''' '''"''~'A' Nv .
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-21

DoDwORTH's Music
~ GIFTS, GIFTS, GIFTS, 0IfTSi
TWENTY-FIVE VALUABLE PIANOS
will be distributed the Of the first edioo
D0DwORTH'S ANNUAL,
which limited 70 twenty i've thousand copies eepD
containing number Of their most popular ccnpesiAss
other form. The Pianos to be ~
A. BASSFORD'S WAREROOMS, COS BROADWAY. :.
where desk viii be kept by A. Bassford IT,, 70 HeesvO -
scrptions.
Tue price Of The work 10 Fixed 81
ONE DOLLAR,
which entislcs the purchaser to copy Of ths Annaas
which, sheet prices wsuld DO worth a 60-And poR1-
patton Ia the distribution Of the
TWENTY FIVE PIANOS.
The first subscribers entitled copies Issued n
books Of subscription spsa n. B. DeAwsgtA .
All lsters containing orders for The Annua msuld - g
dressed, post paid, to
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-21

CORPORATION NoTICE.-PUELICN NOTICE Is HERE
~ by given 70 tho occupant occupants
81 all houses and lots Improved unmproyed lands affected
thereby that the following have been
BY the and are lodged in the Once Of the Baresu OF
Assessments for cxamna on by all for
building receiving basin At the southeast of Twenty
rst street and Third Yh limits embraced by euoh
aosnt pieces and parcels q land situated o cast
AL persons whose interests affected by the above
assessments and who opposed to the eher Of
he requested TO their n writing
abe nderSignea Al their once Ha Of Records within
thirty days from TIE date Of thc NOTICE.
WILLIAM GAaH,
CHARLES j. DODGE ) Assossora.
CHARLES Mon IELL, }
Ooo Bureau OF Assessments, Ssreet Department. Dec.
d.
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A USTRALIA.-AGNEw 4 Co., COMMISSION NRR.
chants and importers Melbourne Port Philip, Australia
phia Blaring McKee, Baltimore kAunsel White Zoo,
Now Orleans; Fisher Agnew, Columbia, 8. c.. Johl W.
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TULLIEN'S CoNCRRTs.-METRoPOL HALL
y GRAND JUBILEE NIGHT,
and third light Of
THE GREAT EXHIBITION QUADRILLR.
Tickets to be mad At Hall Sons, 239 Broad way.

d ONE HUNDRED PIANOS FOR TIE PEOPLA
JULLIEN'S MUSIC FOR THE MILLION,
PRICE ONE DOLLAR
One hundred thousand volumes will be issued, ana
ONE HUNDRED PIANOS
will be distributed among tho purchasers Of these booa
will be worth $226 $780, The muse 81
he worth six dollars
dollar entities each purchaser 10 copy Of JulsQU
Music the Million and share in the distribution g -
Pianos
vocal music sung By Anna Zerr, the following DeVuD
piece-
Tho American QuadSile,
The GreatsExhibition QuAdrille,
Tho Crystal Fountain Galop,
The English Quadrlle,
The rma Donna VAlse,
The Target Galop,
The Atlantic Galop,
The California Qusdrille, DO,
with portrait Julien. iilnminAssd onsIspsss asA ~
CANT page. Proe dollar. Subscriber beeD 80
open Ali letters must DO post paid.
Music and Piano Warerooms, 500 nroadW10.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-21

MRS. LADONUS, NO. 2O8 CANAL STREET, CONT
III 70 tell past present and future likewise
sual between parties, whore Il does not exit She VIII
also cAnce thief 70 restore STOLEN properly Age or temper
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-21

CAMDEN AND ANBoY RAILROAD TO PHILADEL
~ pha, pier NO. North river Two lines daily, NJ
"a. y. and 2 z. ~ Augmentation line At A. NJ. By
way places and Camden 81 Express line at r. NJ by
John Potter to Arbey tbeaoe direct Camden By
through In four hours and half fare %.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-21

SyORPORATIoN EOTICE-PUBLO NOTICE Is
" hereby given 10 the owners, occupant
Sapaats Of al houses ard lc.s Improved Or unimprovd
by the ssessor and lodged In the Of
Zee tho Bureau OF kssesn ents for EXAMINATION by ell
street from Broadway 70 Greenwich street The limits
and Of ground lots pieces and parcels Of land
tuassd both sides Of Liberty sroet from broadway
Soh street the side Of Greenwich
feet nr and "a feet south from Liberty srset The yos
y street ALI persons whose interests affected by The
shove named and whe opposed 70 the same
in writing 70 .he unaerg gned. 81 their ONCE Hall Of
Records within thirty days tho date Of thls notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE }Asceseors.
CHARLES NcNIELL
Once Bureau Of Asssssmsnts Street. Department. Dee
8.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-21

CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE is HERE.
by given the owner occupant occupants
o. all houses and lots improved lands ae st.
cd thereby thst the following assessments have been
pceed by the Assessor and lodged IN the office OF the
Bureau OF for alton by all inter
esed grading Forty Eleventh
ment include all the several b and lots ground
ota Fortyourth street, from Eleventh Hudson
river west side Of Eleventh 100 feet north
are Affected BY the above named asse'asnts and who
sent their objections in writing the their
Office No Hall of Records within thirty days from the date
Of this notice. WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES NoNIELL,
Office. Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department. Dec 90
1853.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-21

FRANKLIN MUSEUM It's CHATHAM STREET, 0DO,
Les Proprietor-The above establishment open evy
DON, O'Clock, and in the evening, At tx for ~
purpose Classic snd original representations Of ~
statuary," by Mile Casnet. Troupe Of Model Artis>s -
gether with avsrety Of beautiful For fux
particulars zee bills Of each day Admissien:ISsAS n
vate boxes 80 cents; stage seas with cushioned ohA
S1I cents; boxes, IS cents gallery, l2X esnts.
happy. The amused: the deceived, and the NM
asst nished Spirit Rappng and Table Moving movensnk
explained; ventrequi.m Magic and the Canary BtAas
every evening. o'clock and on wednssday and SsA
loh CENTS,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-21

l. OF THR SEVEN NILE MIRROR,
every afternoon and evening; at and o'cloek, e
Tickets good for the admission Of four persons ~ n
100000 GIFTS ONLY 81.
To be had from q A. M. to III T.. ~, daily ~
ACADEMY HALL, 66s BROADWAY;
IL. Waters Piano store, 3s3 Broadway;
LoveioyS HOTEL Park row;
And Towards Hotel, Broadway and Maiden laAA
Howes Cough Candy Depot. l65 Chatham streeA /.
Cattelps drug store, l5S Fulton street, Brookiyn.
DERHAM'S 100 900 HOLIDAY CITE
IL you want farm worsn ~ Ms iVs - sS %fcs
II You want splendid and proassbls exhibitor 6Ss 60
II Won want The switsst trottng horse in New York f9
s,ngls dolIar buy OF. PBRHAMS GIFT rlCK114
n yen wsnt magnificent nolian piano, Of r. 0ilbsgt .
CO "a make for dollar, buy enc OF
PERHAPS GIFT TICKETS.
III you want elegant gold watch for one hundred oeA9
Guy .oTFioEs-AcADRMY HALL, 6ss broadway;
Ia. waters Piano sud kusio Store, 331 BroAAvayi
lovejcy'a Merchants and Howards Hotehi
Hcws's Cough Candy Store, l66 Chatham ss!caA
Catteils Drug Store, laS Fulton street. Brookvn.
ONLY 1850 Ito KE1B TO SILL
ALL Tickets REMAIMINa UNFOLD
On Friday s0th inst, q noon will 30 dsposed - -
AUCTION, AT CASTLE 0AnDEN.
couusneing a. O'clock r. M 90 thai dAy aaA - 80
~, H;366iSiSS "a tn SiavLxS RHgl " q lAs1s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-21

zEADAN MORROW WILL SHOW TIE LIKENESsEs
WI Of future husbands and absent friends which has
astonished during her .ayols in Europe She
the h daughter of seventh and born
with IT, by vohing the powers Of her wonderful science
Broome street. between Cannon and Columbia Gentlemen
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-21

QARfUMS AMERICAN ku5EUM-ALL THIS WEE
ID UNCLE TOMS CABIN every evening, at oeiocs
nd Wednesday and Saturday afternoons at O'CLOCK
4 he moral drama or HoT CORN, on Monday, rueftay
thursday and Frit afternoons at O'Clock Admit
the ole Museum b. the living Girsf the Bearded
Lady de as we'll 40 the perform 70 ccnts Chi dfop
under ten l2 CENTS In the Psrqaet l
Socur red So l. can
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-21

MIR DION BOURCICAULT, AUTHOR OF LONDON
M Assurance" old Heads and Young Hearts," i" Used
Upo The Fox Hunt &C., Ac at home night for
TGnsh Wednesday 2is. the Story Of the stage 1ns
trased BY paintings. To morrow, Thursday Pen aad
etch Of Woman her Rights AMI her Wrongs Hope Chapel
7l8 Broadway. Seats at Hall Co. 239
Van Nerdsn Kings Wall street. and at the principal
hotels Admission, ~ cents To at 'elcek
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is HERE
" by giyen, the owners, occupant or
pants Of all houses and lo improved unimproved lands
affected thereby that the following have been
completed BY toe Assessors and the oos of the
Bureau OF Assessments animation by all in
terested viz FOR regulating and paving Forty
street between Fifth and Sixth The lin it's
and lots Of ground vacant lot pece and Of land
situated both sides of Forty second Fifth
Sixth avenues All whose intsrests Affected by
the above named assessments and who the
either of them requested to their OBJ
jscons in writing to the undersigned 1t taeir office No.
GALL Of Records within thirty days from the date Of this
notice. WILLIAM GAGk
CHARLES J. DODGE, }As3essors.
CHARLES McNlkLI4, }
ONCE Bureau osAssessments Street Department Deoem
Der ~, 1853
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-21

fyIRCUS.-NEW YORK ANPHIrHEATRE, 81 BOW
~ ery.Reserved Seats " eents Boxes Is CENTS Pit, l2S
cents Performances evening and
Saturday afternoons every Of Eques
ran 6ymn sste and Acrobac ats with the
wonderful feate Of trained horses and ponies Madame
FrAnceni the great Partisan Equestrenne appears nightly
Performances commence at 7 O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-21

pUCKLEY'S OPERA HOUSE CHINESE HALL, So
Broatwsy near the Prescott House -Opsn every night
the celebrated Buckley9 New Orleans
oldest established and most talented company existence
beag tho hrst to troduos harmony Ethiopian
entertainment the first to Choruses perform
nrs.aao operas A. ds likewise all operatic Choruses
by other bar ds" first arranged the
Of labor and talent by 8uckeys beennder The
management has the honor Of that
OF ths company will still conducted in present
able style" fun without yulgarty" Concert
~ O'clock Admission, rs cents.
BUDKLEYS Proprietors.
X BISHOP BUCkLEf Musical Director
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AND MNSEUM, No. 81
- Broadway open tor the season, with the nos
superb collection Of
LIVING WILD ANIMALS
Inhibited In New York. including colossal Rhiroceros
end the great Elephant Hannibal largest exhibited
Herr Driesbach, the fsrsmeo Lion King, vii
dtns Of his Trar ed Animals at H. (poon) g. aud 9I
Also to be without s1tr. the resl varabe
SIAMESE TWINS,
with their children Hours reception II
to r. n, from TO A. and TX TO 81 p NJ Also, the
derful feats Of Nj Nellis, the IMAM without arms
Open from 10 A. NJ 70 10 r. n Admission rs oents; chill
dren under ten halt price,
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Eighteenth Volume. This popular and
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