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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-01

A STONISHlNG Observation-Disclosures WHO Is
n Paris exhibiting his startling feats In walking
feet upward upon marble selling trained in BY
Professor Hunt Of this city who invented and
the apparatus Tor the purpose and who prepared
instruct purchasers Of the same 535 Hudson street.
where they may witness the performance by pupil. In
quire as above Of CHARLES I KIPP.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-01
AsTROIOaY.


MRS. ALVIN, RENOWNED IN EUROPE FOR HER
M skhl foreteng the future will
nh intelligence about sill cirs substances Of NE SIC
prets dreams law DAttsr and love by sstrogy
science aud tells to adiss gentlemen the
perssu they veil marry also she her vsers Mrs
Alvin speaks the Eucsh Frspos and Germsn
Residence n Evington street stairs the Bowsry
Srss konrs from 10 M 70 6Pb Ladies' 80 cents esssis
msnA 81
AIRS PRYwsTEr, FROM PHILADELPHIA. TENDERS
III her services the Indies Ans ratle@sn Of this city
AetroIogy love aud law matters dreams
BY hooks and science constantly relied NApssou
will toll the Of the lady will NARY
street, Of Bowerv Ladies' esuts: gentlemen Al
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-01

fNROTOE AQUrDUCT DEPARTMENTAL CoSTRAC-
~ yOrsSealsd rsPosals, endorsed Proposals fer
Thirty seventh srset" will be received At the oss Of
the Cr0tos Aqusdset Department Monday tie 9th
q June 1853 At u o'clock NJ to build sewer with the
nssessary recsivns basins and oulvsrts In
street. from the in Madison point akost
rty feet vest Of Fourth aven.s being length ahs.t 5
feet The plan Of the and
the and all ether relating thereto
sstsinsd Application to the Water Psrysyor this
afce. NICHOLAS DEAN
President Of Creton Aqusdsot Department
New York Nav q, 1858
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-01
EXCURSIONS.


EXCURSIONS DELIGHTFUL EXCURSIONS TO ST
~ kopaa's Wsll-M Goodersop respectfully informs his
friends and the citizens Of New York AID vct that he
las rec opened the rural pavilion at St Romans Veil ad
Joining the beautiful village Of Flushing No charge
use tie grounds el be made to temperance societies.
schools pic MIC parties military Waiting this
beautiful freve BY the steamboats, Flushing aad Island City
which leave New York four limos daily fros Fulton
kst sp For further inquire 1T the grove
board the steamboat, or at No. City Hall square
N. GOODERSON, Proprietor.
EXCURSIONS TO THE FISHING BANKS EVERY DAY
II ~ the weel excapt Saturday, and Thursday Fri
day, June I'd ard The fsvorte amer RO Capt
Hsnoy will leave Hammond street NJ ~ o'clock. srrus
~ Tenth street East river Brcsms sstreet Sd Peck
Slip 81, Pier No. 3 North river A. M retursing by
vided.
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- -. -
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.


aSAnpSN Am az OY SAiLaoAu TO PelLAss4k
~ Nhs- Gea pier Nc hortt rvss.-,s~o nues daily .,
~ A. n sad p ~. Accom- AsodstioE Mo, ~ 10 n h.
stesnhoss TreEtou TO ecstb Amsoy Bordsntowa
And stsombest r. etoskt~s rfssd Pave q q
Press hns At stsaphsa. Jehr Potter to Amssy
eoenos direct to Sa@ssq by Ia four
ah.h rs,s-S. astvsn'ss, issvs pki'st~,rtas 1t u A.
N'ok ALBAFS-skaY s.-aLsAFi AMI aas
fos1 tplAps aoots Vsilfesd. Tive daiiS spscss
sealns Ats A ans 8t p. w.. ronusstiSs ~ Als1ay
septvN Imss - railroads Eer,s snd SsN. koa ths sSe
sspot esrass Of Waite kl~ arc ssus-. streets
eroush sockets be and baSSsSs sheehss fs
sohon.ctady, r1ea SyrAesss Rochester sH Pwres
sorger so xseetves 1t Rvooms and Beve-y End rwsu.
ruth street and Eewvth setsn The above .rslss
sA Land oassspFee .. Crotsn Fsis and Shahsa So
ysrs only 40 Other trains sBl aiky str
non, corner Fryon and 1-rtro street kAys.ors
t1UDS0S SIVIk hATbSoA .. VIA ms DAILY fgoS
~ Chambers street for Albany aud rrov'--
Express srsan A. Mshroug} IN four hours soansarS.
nth trains rsschirs Sunse rs~,-ss 81 sso.t sss
svsnins.
lP.M,
Express twain, r. Il. Accommodation srsis, q r. n
rsssenxers Nsn a. Chambers espsI cbristoobe soy,
tenth and Th,rty- streets
sunday trains from Csss street A. ~ A. fsr Poxx,,
ksepss; sht Y. Ter AlSApyI STOPPING st All vAS IA
Mcpx EnkupD FRENCH. eupsYis t~rXsnN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-01

MORNING LINE FOR ALBANY AND INFERNO.
ANI sints Ian dings-Fare dollar to Albany. ,neaIs
served board The no. and splendid steamer GEoRaE
WARRINGTON, Capt Van Wart will leave the nicr
foot Of Jay street pier above Chambers ssrost
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, Mt ceck AN RI.
turning leaves Albany every Monday "wednesday and
day att o'sloct For further particulars urs On
hoard; or At 202 West street. -
NEW YORK ANp PHILADELPHIA DIREsY. VIA
IN New Jersey Staten and 81 - "a
Through IN four hours leave New York foet Of Gsranh
street., a. g. and "a. N. and $50 and sSs r. N l~sys
Philsdephia At l.0 A. w., via Susipaten and o
q ed q % and SS M RON test Of slnu. street
~ r. w.. IRON ph'isdsIrbA. Throues tickets sold and
and Through baggage carried Rsors wssh
inptor. ko-foit aud Charleston tn tho ard A ara
fN and 5w trains and connections Nth sstra
msipt behind tune tssgsge eyVss Abs fer
~ Sitcen p.'nnte- n ore The t-aips lcsya
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-01
TyaE s1w YORK AND LfvKRr POOL SNIraD sTAfaa
Nail stsAnsrs.Tks shiDs ynsizs this line tts

ousvihx-
fAcfFic. ...:............. s.aa
ARCTIC. 04RtxsU Luce.
BALTIC. eswst&JA
asss sh,,s s.vins ks.. b.tt Nv so,s,srs n.
service every has been taken 10 sAss
N their sansstc strength and speed
ssd sAs sy nssqnsse ssS
elegance sRA ssnfsrt
Price Of passage Ns~ Yorx liv1pssi s.bsa
$50 w second sshr $40 Exclusive VI sxtrs use stass
room, NV
From Livsrpss " TssA, sU and -.
An sxEsr'esssd ssrgeen sttsshsd 70 each shi1
ye bsrths secured Gstil paid for
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-01

CARD Mr. EDITOR we 3 &c TO INFORM THE
n puzzle through yeur columns, that coming from Con-
pie the city Of the Grand sultan Of
Fprrc No propose 70 exhibit from the -. Of June
views tAat city aud its envirsns other
pisces and things tecethsr with TIE interesting
stirling costumes OF the Mussulman population We know
tbht there ork objects
to attract the public yet we cannot but hope that Turk
isl PhLcrsmss will be not emily
Of rtsnt information respecting portion Of mankind
who since the destruction of the Jansaries by Sultan
MahDond have leen adopting the customs and habits Of
modern civilization We beg further to inform the public
that natives II the city Of and
Christians belonging to the Armenian community We have
t.en at great expense in preparing there
beth OF time and UOpey-the pain tings
hhest order and the scenery the most beautiful in the
wsrd. IL the views which about exhibit fa
yorsLly received shall be happy to exhibit onss
which expecting from Constantnople The
will take place In Broadway Ne. 81 from 10 A.. till
Pm. MR. AND MRS PULGIAN
Er. AID Mrs Pulgan will wear Turkish and Greek ces-
N es them from time tn time
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-01

For SSs., .ssSstffsa ( So n. van ~ y. Y.
Ro~ ,ask MIrLsG "a c. mssrYssa ,,....
ioas SSNsos ! 90 S,' + ~. N.sss s.sss i,
$50 s'i T. Ss1 rs;1:, 4 a.n..
II sse.. ship. win act be for ss
& .: ;s' "a, : -: -:as sss
T.r 4E s.,s I'LL s!E.x
city Of Manehess.- ............. Saturday. Jsa. IL
ssy 81 S'~rsw: ..............,-.. :. Shiy =
wy ' raem I,vnnpoon '
II; Il; + s;::s:: ''''':.'' AZ ~;
ssiess So, Sos ..na Es i,..erinrs :. stat. 1s.%.5
nd found -a ;sTf:r.ss'y provisions:
Parties wishing Sras Ss Gs sad. .aT e. ir
sssss and sraft' ts Bank q I,.sd
ss % x ''' '' TaosA! sicnaepsoS As,ss
T LIVERPOOL PAcEgrs;-.oln BLACK STAR LINE
meltt.
Passage tr.@ Liverpool secured :. lowest possible
ra'' 'ne with ~ r;St Forwarded
Dyss a :: s saRs : ss'
iooI4. WILLIAMS i cUIoN No. 10 Fulton s.rss..
STEAs BETWEEN NEW YORK AND GLASGOW
steamship GLASGOW, ss2 tons go horse power Rollers
Craig win 'sy: New Yors for Gs..e. sas
s as Il 's S, Fir: .a so
J. EcSYhON 50 Broadway.
UVOh SOUTHAMPTON AND nAvKE-rHE UNITED
States mail steamship FRANKLIN, Jas A. Wotter,
commander viii leave for Havrs toashsE vt Southampton
ia land the mails and Saturday JsHs At IL
s'elsok from pier No. North rvT. Price Of passing.
$40 Luggage wanted during the shosd be set
board the day before sailing marked below No
shaadss win BE received board after Thursday jane
For freight apply to
MORTIMER LIVINGSTON. Agent. No. IS Broadway.
DOR SOUTHAMPTON AND BRENEN-TuE UNITED
States N all steamer WAsHIN GrON, r. Fitch
mander will ea for Bremen touching at Souths
land the mails and for England aud Franco
Saturday June ls At o'clock, p. M. from pier No.
Nsrth river. Price Of passage -
In frs. cabin, main saloon $40
In first cabin lower saloon. Ion
In second cabin 60
letters P:s through the post Office Specie delivered
IN MoTIER shNm ~ e OK S npp,y 20
The ste Hermann will succeed the wsshin gton
sail July 10.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-01
TEAS

rrEhS.-IT is NOW OPEN.--THE GREAT TEA MAR
i Let No. l, the of Chambers and Chatham
treefsThs is tie place for tie dessr MD
buy their aa ihs advantages derived by purahasis
above only be thoroughly understood by trial that
alone win tell the tale.
TINE OLD. ESTABLISHED TEA WAREHOUSE Os THE
1 Nav York and Chiss Tea CompauN, Ia Catherine
street have hand excellent tea In boxes Cor dol
sr Aifo their much admired coffee roasted by sta,
improved principle Ten pounds for 81. II Catherine
street, opposite Msnroe CuRTSTIANSON i 60
rrGE WORTH RIVER WAREHOUSE OF THE NEW
York and China Tea Company 2D4 Green wios street
old M F2lies hotels md dealers will do voll "
eAa,s above Hundreds of email boxes Of good
quality low in price Steam tsted good,
ten pounds for one dollar less by the hundred
CHRISTIANSON & co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-01

bourne. Australia The well known superior slip.
per ship AUDUBON, X a. Arthur, master, having the
greater portion her going board will
positively sail the sth proximo For balance Of freight
and passage having apply to
KENDALL n co, 70 Pearl street
Agents Ia Australia, Hessrs Hussey, Bond a Hale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-01

CROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTNENT-ro NAsoNs-
Sealed proposals. endorsed proposal for building
ten Aausduct Department Hotsnda Park) until hsndsy
The sixth day Of June 1883 At twelve o'clock NJ y bald
with the necessary receivng basins and esvers in
street between Ninth and Tenth The
Plan of the and for the building Of
same, and all other formation relating thereto
obtained On application to the Water Purvsysr At this
sfhce. NICHOLAS DEAN,
= President Of the Croton Aqusdust Department.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-01

yRsrOK ASUsDUcr psrAxTkEnr:-ro CoNvnAC-
Isrty sth r.s. win .s resolved :. ih: sa:s II
Jsss lsB At II s,slssk, NJ " huild with hs
ssasy receiving tsaps and sslvsrts In Forty xth
:s.ssrS side Of kl:ysn .vs.ss being in lsasth .Asss 60
Of the And all other AfsrnAisn relating thsrsts
bs obtained application - the Water Psrysyer at this
President sfths Cxstsa Aqssdust DsDart.snA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-01

fROTOk AQUlDUCT DIPARTMENT.-sEALBDP PRO
~ pssals endorsed Prsposas fer shrty inch TrsasA'
yfn be received a. this snss, unG o'clock AeA
sHyaass hs:is,s r.n.i.E and p.vnx q ...s'h ..s
~ Gate House - Ksvsah avssss In length absst oee
As1 fhs wsrk " be dsns uadsr The 81
RE trench in suss parts Of N. street - may -
cd BY the Water be lvs feet in Width ~ sac
TOP and rsguisry sepsd set Ia Width At The
- BE and half feet In depth With sint hslss 81
ppopsp size t. init Of the pipes saslksd In the rsns
tsrvals Of ri.s feet 62sst trenches will 30 required
occasionally Tie specification for the AID all ether
Morn os relating thsrsto be obtained On application
- the Water Purvsysr, ~ this smes
President Of the Crsten Asssdsss Department.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-01

fNR1TON hQUEDUCT DEPARTMENTAL CONTRAC-
tors Sealed proposals. endorsed Proposal for Sewer
In Fifteenth street, will be received at the oce of the
Croton A9ueduct Department until Monday the bah day
Of June 1853 at II o'clock TO build With the
necessary receiving basins and culvers in Fifteenth street.
from tie Fifteenth street about $40 feet west Of
First point about q feet east OF Second
being IN length about 5 feet TIE plan Of the aud
specific atoms for the building Of the and all
formation relating thereto be obtained
TO tie Water Purveyor, Mt this OH ,e.
NICHOLAS DEAN,
President of the Croton Aqueduct Department.
June l. 1858
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-01

CORPORATION NOTIcR.-PUBLIC N0TICEIS HERE
~ by given the supsnt occupants
Of all heuses and lots improved or unaproved iands AZ
feeted thereby that the following have bssn
completed by the Assessors and Lodged Ia the noe Of
tbs Bprsap Of for examination by all
gutter stones and the esrrase ~ay Of Ferry
sml,aesd by such al The several houses
both sides Of Forty ninth street sixth
Eighth AID both sides of Seventh 100 fact
blohes north and south of street All
whose interests are Affected by the abov: named
who opposed to the either If then
4uesed to present their sbjssten writing to the under
signed At their sfee, No Hall Of Records within thirty
days from the date Of this netce.
WILLIAs GAGE,
CHARLES j. DODGE, }AssesserL
CHARLES MsNIELL }
oGoe Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department May
%, 1913
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-01

ITO LFT-CAsTLE GARDEN, BY THE MIGHT, WEEK
i month. For particulars, apply to J. jacobson 20
William street. ut the verandah, or to FRENCH Hell
SER on the premises.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-01

They All hrsfeIsss rev VorE Eutt PROVIDED
with al articles for the sontsrt ard Of
passengers, and commanded b- Of experiences The
ir.de The price Of passage t0 ithsut uiass anor
Goods sent TO the subscribers win be Forwarded ,cs
ahsrgss ont tboss &etnally incurred.
BOYD &INSKNN. AGENTS. i64 Pear ssresA
C,oR BERMUDA AND ST. THoMAs-THE ROYAL
mail steamer Merlin, Captain Cronan, will sail on
Tuesdsy, June 18th.
Passage money to Bermnds. ,.................$ $50
d" : . St Thomas. ................ 10
Apply to E. CUNARD. 4 Bowling Green.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-01

DIOR CALIFORNIA.-THE NEW AND SPLENDID
II steamship UNCLE SAM 1000 tsns, william A. Mills
commander will sail fer San Francisco via Rio de Jansrs
Prssisey and will take emily limited number Of pas
afordipg to families chance avoiding the
rans Of I'll. Ithnus and securing speedy voyage The
qualities Of this stesshP we'll kaows she having
tie last six months competed successfully with and
all Of the steamers the Atlantic IL is confidently
Horn. Fer freight or passsge apply emily TO f. MILLS
agent, 81 CortlaDdt street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-01

c77R OOO TO LEND, ON BOND AND MoRTG AGE,
@I O.UUU IN sums to sut applicants on productive
real estate In this city Brooklyn Apply to s. BROAD
No Is Wall street. Also. 5000 and $1,000 t, lend
per cent interest real estate in this city Apply
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-01


THE ROYAL NAIL STEAMSHIP AFRICA WILL START
from her doek a. Jers City at twelve O'Clock noon
Wednesday list June precisely Passengers requested TO
" w wax. ''' 'A''' ''ss-s' - r. CUNARD
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-01

SfREET DEPARTMENT, NO HALL OF RECORDS.
Public notice s hereby that TIE olo wing
nton has passedths Common ne-Tc set curb and
gutter stones opposite Nos 6 AID d West Twenty eighth
sssst All persons interested haviag ohjssons
yQeeed TO prsfent them In wru TO the uadersgned
his Office or before The 4th day fJuns York,
Hay rs 1859. JAMES FUKj Y, Street Com missioner.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-01
President Of the Crston Asssdsst Dspartasnt
Few York, May q, lSSa

(yRoTON AQUEDUCr DEPARTMEIT-TO CoNTRAe.
u Sealsd proposals. endorsed Proposal fer Sewer
y thirty eighth street will be r:ssi,sd At n: ss.s Of The
Crotch lqsedsst Department unt Monday the 9th day
June 1868 AT II eslssk, NJ 10 bald sewer With the
sssessary receiving basins and suvsrts IN Thrsysishh
street. from the n Tenth to the in
Nsh being !. length absss ni.s Lu.ssd ..d Ave
Eeet The plan Of the and fer the
building sftks SANE ana all ether Information relating
hsr.ts ca, ;; sstaiA'd on AeHs.sss. :. ns wasss
Prssident Of the Crstsa ASusdsst DspartasAA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-01

CORPORATION NOTICE-PUBLIC NOTICE rs IHRk
a mas s'"n has S:' fs. 81. :r.. y s
via the Bousry both sisss Of the sane where the
streets not also Fifth street. the Be
to the proposed 1T Al alss IN Fulton street.
em the terminus at West street TO the sstsr side
Of bllkbeAa All persons inter In TIE abevs
ana having bstis.s thereto are present the
hsssrs Monday, tsns o, 1855 NIsH0LAB DEAN,
President Of Crston Aaasdsst Depart nsAt,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-01

DUBLIC NOTICE IL HERxBY SIvGH THAT xux
ransfer books Of the Company wNl be closed ron txia
date unu Iuns lst, 1868. by sIdsr OF Ne Beard.
wv. H. DAvIDGE, SesrsSsxy.
Pacific Man 5tssmsdp Company New Fork Hay 1, niu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-01

H5TNS TRUE IT'S PITY, PITY IT'S, IT'S TRUE A
lady II badly In want Of 5000 hut nethr able nor
willing to give security and will not promise liberal
VIII any gentleman be gallant enough and have sufficient
confidence OF the weaker for an
unlimited period. Address AngeronA Union square Post
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-01

TOR AUsTRALIA-FIRsT sHIP-TBE TARolINTA
IL sails on Wednesdsy, June Passengers will plea.
send baggage board early Wednesday few 6orths
unengaged. Apply at once at pier 10, 1ast river.
A. PIILETTER. ~ Wall street
orto OVERMANN Gunner - South strcat.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-01

PRoOKLyN.-wILsoN'S DANCING ACADEMY lno
- Orange strce-suminer term two gentle
men will DO received Tuesday and Friday evenings
complete limited class, now forming This class will be
taught all Ito dances In course Of lessons.
DANCING Mr. J.. BEoOKES ACADEMY 3N
IL Broome street will continue open during all
most excsliest dancer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-01

A USTRALIA IN SEVENTY DAYS, NJ TIE PIONEER
n Iine1he entirely new and beautiful clipper snip SEA
RANGER remarks of editor In New York Herald Plat
ns Captain 1athrop IL the tenth ship " this established
line The following have arrived at Melbourne with only
enc case Of sickness amongst 900 rsengsrsevenue in
100 days EpamnoDdas in los days and Ocean Eagle In 10
days These DESTROYS Of avasg Themselves OF passage by
the only and clipper ship the BERTH shonld make
prompt application Tor the few remaining first second
cabin berthsno Storage Not ship of this line
stepped mt intermea port srt of supplies Examine
the shipher httines fer comfort and hsthst pier IL
East River X. ". CAMERON, ZIG Wall street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-01

Mr.. L. bRooKES WILL GIVE ANOTHER OF HIS
N1 recherche extra eotroes, ut his Assembly
Eroon,s street Oh Wednesday evening, June l.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-01

S775 600 TO LOAN ON BOND @ sl'. An! AND NOR MORT
Dr illiaMsburg N sums to suit applicants
KENNEDY Il SHERMAN, l6 Wall street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-01

E'0R MELBOURNE. AUSTRALIA-ExpRRss LINE
10th Juae-1hs new clipper URA, loading Mt Pier
sEast river being Of small capacity, ana having half
Parties wi'hng to Australia cannot do better thar
examine this beautiful vessel before sg th,
limited number Of psSsngcrs only VIII Letsken Apply
on board or to W. W. RUSSELL 81 Old ain
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-01

CTREET DEPARTMENT, No
- Sealed proposals will be =
Monday, juno :, to regulate,
Msnsin street, from Rivingtop ,
cations to he had on applisatio
Ms department. JAS. FUR
May rs, 1853.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-01
MEDICAL,

CONSUMPTION CURRD by THE INHALATION on
~ moderated vapors-E. J. MArTOCKs, NJ a. now az
votes especial attention to luHs diseases MAKING ncrhsS
cures q re same by The pstisss n.sa.ion and
dented success by the ysicsns n E,on
sucb % Sir Charles Scudsncrs n D. + T. s. john Riot
son, - D., r. X. s., Doniniek Cerrisar, NJ D. Dr Nal
dos Roya Guards sns others Testimonials Of tHe
nas car be ut bis No Spying street arst aoo
cart Of Broadway. Hours for consultation from o N a.
n
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-07-09

The most noticeable feature of the above is the decreas
ed amount of specie which has occurred amid unusual
abundance and increased receipts Of the precious metals
We annex also, comparison of the exports for the fiscal
year:
Exports from New Tark 10 Foreign Ports for the Fiscal Year
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-07-09

This shows increase for the year of S2l 97l 45l
compared with the previous year. and of $l4 76 as
compared with the years 8505 From this it will be
that the greatest part of the increase occurred this
side of the FIRST of January
II the question be raised to how to pay for
these imports that the exports for the
try will show nearly quite great comparative in
crease; and there has been large addition to the
al earnings of our ships in freighs That there is
teria balance against is shown by the great falling off
in the shipments Of specie.
The revenue Of the country has Of been sweled
by the increased imports to unusual amount The fol-
lowing comparison is from the official record:
Cash Duties Received at The Port of New York.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-07-09
No, 4S9
POsTPONEMENT or TnE PUBLIC LAND
SAILS IL MINEAlMSIN.

NOTICE is hereby given that the public sales Of lands or
de ed by the proclamation 81 The President OF d. lni-
States, dated tho s day Of February 1888 - % @ at
he following named Laed Uiccs IT, The &c 6f Wiscop
wit, the Land Offices Willow RIVER IL Crosse Sta
venss Point and Mcnasha, u tn III, I6th,
9th, and Esd Of May declared b. - no until
the b, lth, 18Th and 18th July next respcotlgeiy
Diven under my hand a the cy Of Washington this 18Th
day OF April Dpmin thousand eigi bundled and
ffty-tbree
By the President; FRANKLIN PIERCE
JOINS wILsos, Commission Of tho General Land Omoe
mp 20-vl3w
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FRrGHTFUL ACCIDENT IN CptSpsv Tg.,rn, . coor
full loss of life by fire ut the Chinese theatre
Whampoa 18th March, when sixty females were burnt
TO death and many others severely injured Ii is sup
posed tnat the crackers FIRE to the mat
roof and from the combustibe nature Of The materials
the flames spread rapidly that in little more than
quarter Of an hour the whole theatre was in blaze
Cana Adtk Of March II
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,Otal a,4s2,2sO 2426,ss2 6,32g,94l

Total entered at the port S,95G,537 26S4,236 7O9G
This shows increase in the receipts for the month Of
$780, compared with June Of last year. Ia gain
Of 100 per cent and of SO 800 $780, compared with
the same month Of 1851 The following is a comparison
for six months:
Imports Of Dry Goods the port Of NeU York during Xix
months ending June 80
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In turning to the exports viii be well to bear in mind
that while more than half the imports landed here less
than onehird Of the merchandise exports go from hence
so that in years when the shipments from the whole
country have exceeded the receipts the comparison this
port has been greatly in favor of the former We
a summary of the exports for June.