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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-16
SHIPPING.

The clipper bark AURA, adson.ly aeeommo date
sS'isd FSssS o,S
A AUSTRALIAN STEAMSHIP coMPANY-roR FORT
rhR snd sydnsyk 90 tnn
p4sehes above psSs Monday
sSs
to Sslns Her
tons FIRST second and third class
s @ s H.
OPEN For '!i'fit ssbSy Agents Broadway
A UsTRALIAN PACKET LINE FOR MELBOURNE
so%m9ndsr Thi. ship is tied up ssugsri9.
thoroughly Ventilated carries an surgeon and
attendance requisite for the comfort Of
otIsT vessels tic Ans,aus has TIERS and these
Ss for
gy on board pier 10 East river CT TO ANT0NIo PELLE
GhoAER IS south Street @s street. 70 "
r 1 M LINE For SAN ,s5s
n Sn 81 sSas for SoN
1T sr
q this company having appointed Charles Morgan Esq
be furnished to him aone and passengers
oordngly 70 purchase their tickets tho csmpnnys line
for CALIFORNIA; OF MI Morgan MS the only tho
pnny at No. 6 Bowling green
JAS. d. P. OGDEN, Vice President.
ISAAC c. LEA, Secretary
A UsTRALIA.Sno FIRST sHIP-THE rAvoRITE
"A packet ship NORMA will sail Saturday tho 18th of
june few moro wanted at reduced rates.
Apply o" ''''f pff ESQ E'S'' CO.. South street.
nor NORFOLK. PETERSBURG AND RICHMOND
IL The United states mall steam ship ROANOKE d.
endy, commander will leave pier No 10 North river.
Saturday, June h. At o'clock M. For freight apply
board, and for passage TO LUDLAM h PLEAsANTS,
No 80 Broadway Beaver streoA
No freight received after O'Clock on Saturday.
E1OR SAVANNAH AND rLORIDTA-UNITED STATES
u Mail Line.-The new and splendid steamship AUGUST
Captain Thomas Lyon, will leave Saturday June 49, at
o'clock, p NJ, from pier No: 4North river, Apply TO
SAMUEL L. MITCHELL. Is Broadway.
The FLORIDA, Captain N. g. Woodruff, on Saturday,
June 18th.
E,OR sALE-THB SAIL BOAT ROBERT s. CROSS. a
feet In length by feet beam with air tanks fore and
A. ..'hio,s and everything !. complete order she new
Barker, Atlantic Hotel, Hoboken, or to
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-16

CORPORATION NOTICR.-PUBLiCN NOTICE nc HERE,
by given to the owner or owners occupant occupants
fall houses and lots improved unimproyed lands
~ thereby that the following assessments have been
sed by the Asssors and lodged in the Chloe the
Of Asseasnente nation by all
serceted. viz For building IN Avenue A. from
ryurteenh to Sixteenth streets The limits embraced by
acb assessment include all the several houses and lots Of
yxond vacant lot~ pieces and parcels Of land situated
18th from Sixteenth street.
sna both sides Of Fifteenth street. from Avenue
e1rss All persons whose ptegssts affected
so shove named assessments and who opposed 70 the
either OF them requested 80 present thar oh
etions in wrtrp 70 the undcrs gne6 1t their ce No.
Hall Of Records within thirty the date Of this
aeeioe. WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES j. DODGE, }Assessors.
CHARLES hoNIELL}
0sc, Bureau Of Assessments Street Depsrtnont Juno
A.
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NOR PORATTOE EOTICE.--PUBLIC NOTICE. IS
~ hereby given 60 the owner or owners or 90
lands affected sbereby that the folio wins assessments have
Aeo1 completed by the aud lodged the Office
sfEie Bureau Of Assessments for examination by all
interested viz For rsgulatns grading setting curb
and gutter and Tagging Ferty fourth street. from Fourth
90 Fifth also paving Forty fourth street from
Third Fifth The limits embraced by such
include all the and lots of ground
vacant lots pisces and parcels Of land snatsd on both
sides Forty urth street roN Third to Fifth
side Of Third avenue 100 feet north and
4apth of Forty fourth street 10th das OF Lexington
street and on the east side Of Fi avenus
Vhes are affected by tEs above
and wh Opposed 70 the same or either Of tbem gro 70
vested present their objections IN writing to the
leysiensd NJ thsx once, No. Hall Of Records, wiskn
0ATty days from chs date Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CUAkLEs J. DODGE, }Assessors
CHARLES McNLELL,
once Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department. Jupe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-16

CRoToN AQUEDUcT DEPARTMENT;.,sEA PRO
~ posals endorsed Proposals for building in
Eighteenth street, will be received Mt the Office OF the Gro
ton Aqueduct Department Rotunda Park until Monday
the Goth day Of June 1883 at II o'clock build
With the necessary receiving basins and cuyerts West
Of built The plan of the sewer and spool
ton for the building Of the aud all other
relating thereto be obtained application to the Water
PurveyOr at this Office NICHOLAS DEAN,
President of the Croton Aqueduct Department
New York, June IL 1853
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LEGAL NOTICES.

THE PEOPLE or THE STATE OF NEW YORK, BY
the grace of God free and independenTo tho credit
next OF KIN hers a. law and al other persons
Aanoneek the county Of Westeheser deceased send
greeting and each Of hereby cited aud eqred
personally to be and appear before Surrogate of the
county Of Westchester his ofnce In the town Of White
Plains the 9th day Of Julv 1885, at nine O'Clock in
forenoon Of that day then there attend the
Element Of the accounts Of Richard Raynor and
Scott executors Of the last will said
deceased In testimony whereof have caused the seal
of Office of the said Surrogate DO hereunto axed Wit
ness Lewis Plat Surrogate Of said county At the town
Lord, one thousand eight hundred and fifty. three.
L. C. PLATT, Surrogate.
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NRoToN AouEDUCT DIPARTMENT-To coNTRAC.
tors-sesed proposals. endorsed Proposal for sewer
Croton Aqueduct Department until Monday the 20t day
Of June 1853 at II O'Clock, NJ to build sewer with the
street from the sewer now built in street
being length about 52 The plan sewer
specific for the building Of the same Gil other
formal ion relating thereto be obtained application
to the Water purveyor, at this office.
NICHOLAS DEAN
President Of the Croton Aqueduct Department
New York, Juno 10, 1853
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to the owner Or owners occupant occupants
Of all houses and lots, improved unimprovsd lands,
affected thereby that the following have
completed by the and lodged IN the oee the
terestsd yi5:1For building sewer in Mulberry street
Of Hester street The limits by such
include all houses and lots ground vacant lots
pieces and parcels of land situated both sides Of Muber
street from Grand to Hester streets All persons hose
who opposed to the either Of them requested
to present their objections in writing to tho undersigned
at their Office No Hall Of Records, within thirty days
from the date Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES j. DODGE, }Aesessors
CHARLES McNIELL, )
Office Bureau Of Assessments Street Department, June
l25l
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FsoRPoRATION NOTICE. PUBLIC NOTICE IS
hereby given to the owner owners occupant Or
Affected thereby that the following have been
completed BY Assessors and lodged in the once Oh
ntsrstsd viz For building sewer In Fourth sssnTo
limits embraesby such assessment include All the several
kouef and lots vacant pieces ana OF
situated both sides Of Fourth avenue between
twenty forrth and Twenty. sixth streets All persons
whose interests are affected ~ s spc ~ nance
sre to objections in writing to the
at their ONCE, NO. all OF RECORDS, within
thirty days from the date of This notice
- WILLIAM GAGE.
CHARLES y. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES NcNIELL,
once Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department June
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CORPORATION NOTICE. - PUBLIC NOTICE IS
~ hereby given that petition has been presented in the
Board Of Aldermen for in Washinxl0n street. from
Spring to Charlton streets All persons interested in the
sent the same in writing to the Contract Clerk this
Office, on or before June %, 1853
NICHOLAS DEAN, President.
CrOtOn Aqueduct Department, June l3 1865
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CORPORATION NOTICE-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
~ hereby given TO the owners, occupant
Supaote all houses and lots improved unimprore
as affected thereby that tho following have
completed by tho and in tho
ase of tho Bureau Of for examination by all
persons interested, vlBor building sewer in Thir
ninth street between Third and Lexington Tho
nts embraced by such assessment include all the
bous.a and lola Of ground vnoant let's pieces
land situots1 both sides II Thirty ninth street
Third TO Lexington All persons whose interests
affected BY The above named and who
spposed TO tbs either Of them requested pre-
spt Leir cbjeetong In writing the their
scc, No Hall Of Records within thirty day from the
mo Of ttis notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CUAKLISJ DODGE, Assessors
CHARLES McNIELL,S
once Bureau Of Assessments Street Department june
4 1863.
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DRAMATIC AGENCY, NO Il CHAMBERS STREET .
respectfully nfor the ladies and gentlemen tine thear
and musical profession that they have opened office
ut the above address whore separste for ladies'
and where will be kept complete register Of arttes and
viii visit Iondan and Paris yearly in the nroseenton Of
their business and their ece will bea depot theatrical
bers Of the profes sion when travelling have their
tiers and parcels directed to the ef A. the pay
ment Of small annual fee, and the will be promptly
forwarded Prompt books marked reasonable and
they acquant managers stars and others that they have
hand extensive library OF publications and MSS
carefully cut and marked which will be sold in single copies
otherwise. Terms made known application. All
munications must be pest paid.
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dor MELBOURNE, Observation-Disclosures LINE.
IL The clipper bark AURA ma ndsogcly accom- date
Of two families in state also eight single and
double kerths yet to be disposed of terms
applied for Immediately, board pier No: 9E to
RUSSELL. n eli n
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INRANKLIN MUSEUM, IT'S CHATHAM STREET.-GEO.
LEA PropretorThea above establishments open every
afternoon ut O'Clock and In the evening TX for the
purpose Of Classic and Original Living
geber with variety Of beautiful For further
particulars bills OF Zach day Admission Seats in
Priv ate Boxes cents Stage Seats with cushioned
chairs, SIN; Boxes % cents; Gallery, l21a cents.
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(yKoTON AQURDUCT DEPARTMENT-TO CONTRAC.
tors-sealed proposals. endorsed Proposal for Sewer
In Madison avenue" will be received at the office Of the
Crotch Aausduct Department until Monday the 10th day
Of Jure 1885, at 10 o'clock NJ to build sewer, with the
syenge from the sewers now built in Madison avenue
Thirty eighth street length about 2s0 feet Tho
plan Of the sever And specfcatone for the building Of
the and all other inform ation relating
obtained application to the water puryeyor ts
Office. NICHOLAS DEAN,
President OF the Croton Aqueduct Department.
New York, June 10 1853.
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(lROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT.-To con-
" tractors.-Sealed proposals. endorsed Proposal for
sewer in will be received It the once q
day Of June 1853 at IL O'clock M to build with
the resolving basins and cuIve in Nineteenth
street, from the built in the
ssstery line Of First being length about go feet
The plan the and specific fer the building
the and all other information relating thereto
obtained application to the Water Purveyor at this
office. NICHOLAS DEAN,
President Of the Croton Aqueduet Department..
Ynrk Inns
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CORPORATION NoTIcE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
hereby ysA 70 The owner or swnsss occupant Or cssg
Nonpstsd and lodged In tho once Of the
Buesu Of ANon BY ell persons
sc:d, a.ssias n. vss:r!y Sidewalk e Broad.
rass5 BY suck include all the
and lots Of ground vacant lots pieces AID parcels Of land
sb Thirty ,nts street Al psrss,s whose interests
ePossd to the either Of them to
their otectsns In writing the undersgned ct their
Once, No HALL Of Records within thirty days from the
date Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES McNIELL
ONCE Bersau Of Assessments Street Department June g.
lssS
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ASTROLOCY.
- 49,. 49,
MRS ALVIN RENOWNED IN EUROPE FOR HER
skil ~ toreteng the future has arrived will fur
nish int once about all life She int,
prts law matters and love by astogy books
science ane te 20 ladies and gentlemen name Of Al
person they VIII marry also tho OF nor vsers Mrf
AlNip speaks the English French and German languages
Residence 70 Rvington street stairs near the BoWerv
Ladies % cents gentle mon 81. ~-'
MRS. BREWSTER, FROM PHILADELPHIA TENDER
" her serv ces TO the ladies and gentlemen Of this city
IN Aetroiogy love and law matters,
6e by books and science constantly relied by Ma poieon
and will tell the name Of the sGy viii
marry also the names Of the visitors Residence Great
nen$1. oV'
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BY given that petitions have been presented in the
within Thirty third street from in Eighth avenue
to within 20 feet Of ninth also in Rutgers street.
street between Grand and Broome streets also for re-
and Fourteenth street And in the Board Of
for in Nassau street from Cedar to Liberty streets
All persons interested III the above and having objections
thereto requested the writing to the
Contract Clerk, at this Office before June q 1853
NICHOLAS DEAN, President.
Croton Auu Department. lime 18th 1873
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SyROToN AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENTAL CON-
" tractors-Sealed proposals. endorsed Proposal for
sewer in the BOxery win be received at the sics Of the
Of June 1853 At II O'Clock NJ to build with the
receiving basins and culvert in the Bowey from
the built 8roomc street the
line Of Rivneton street being length about feet The
plan Of the and the building Of the
same and all other relating thereto be
tanned application to the Water at this Office
NICHOLAS DEAN
President of the Croton Aquedust Department..
New York, juno s, 1853
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lNANTgD-5OO YOUNG LADIES FOR THE NEW HIS
toIieal spectacle r preparation at the Hppodfe
drome Those who have knowledge Of stage bustneso
prcferrsd Apply in the between 10 asd o'clock
nj me back dCG of he
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-06-18
The Wing Party in Vermont,

The time i. at hand when the wings ofthc
Green Mountain State viii a-ain be- called
together TO sustain WHY principles and whig
men. Already has the trumpet sounded for
nominatin" conventions IN some ut the com
ties. We must nominate rood men and true.
and they must also hc capable and popular.
One unpopular candidate placed upon a tick
ct, as general thing. greatly wcakens the
whole, II il does not wholly defeat it. The
whlg party of this county have, with now and
then an exception, been very fortunate IN
this respect: and il IS 10 this fact that our
success. in Il county very evenly divided, *
TO be attributed We feel as if we shall need
all our strength this fall in the countv-ow-
Ing MAINLY to the overwhelming defeat OF ;he
party last fall in nearly every State of the
Union. and partly TO other causes. The whig
party IN the county Is strong enough to tior
lotocoi>m TO death; but it needs harmony in
It's selection OF candidates, and action, both be
fore and on the day of the election. We lost
a portion OF our ticket last fall through the
trcachcrv and triokcrv of some: and We hope
they have learned wisdom hv the things they
have suffered" \ United States Senator i
10 he chosen bv the legislature tins TALL, and
it is all important Bennington county does
her share on the right side.
In order to ascertain who the right men arc,
let us turn doctors Tor a short time and ex-
anime the political pulse; Let every wing
talk freely, so that when We meet on convcn-
ton day We may be prepared 10 act openly
and UNDERSTANDINGS And another thing i
essential, and that Is, every town should i,.
fully represented at the county convention,
and by men who know what the why, Of their
respective towns want or expect. This has
been neglected to 4 fault Of late, and We, as a
party, have suffered very materially in con-
sequence
We trust that these things will receive tn.
early consideration OF our friends. 50 that
when the proper time for action arrives, they
may be found Up AND COMING. -Benntnq-
ton Banher
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-06-18
State Convention.

NJ the head of this column Is published a
call, signed bv the State Committee. for a
convention OF the wings on the 22d dav of
june next. al MONTPELIER, TO nominate State
Ticket. and take measures To- secure a thor
ou=h organization ot the party preparatory
TO September election. Although the Con
vention i appointed for somewhat earlier
day than We had anticipated the time select
81 is perhaps, Ill things considered. the mos;
convenient and iulici,fl>
so far a the nomination of candidates for
State officers i concerned. the Convention.
we presume will hc entirely unanimous. We
10 not anticipate from any quarter. nor on a
ny lrctcNr. a dissenting voice To the r,.-nnnl-
nation OF GOV. Fairbanks. HIS almini>tra-
ton of the grbrrnatori;h office tor the pas:
wear has been cminrntly juiiciou>. and - tar
"a We are !nturm"'l,mcct> the approval OF all.
X regards the other gentlemen on the ti-k-
ct. We are not aware Of any opposition 10
them.and presume there will tie none
Bat notwithstanding the probable unanm-
ity IL 10 candidates. We regard the approach
IN convention a. far more important. in a
party view. than any ,ha, La preceded i tu~
>olllc NtiIn lie recent defeat. mt ali 'lilii-
iari"n of the party in the rational can,as>.
th, IRE, u>c that i. and MIL continue, Ia it.
made o: The executive patronage n ensure.
The overthrow o: the whi- party in it. auri,nt
an,i hitherto impr"gnahl.. stronghold: these.
together with certain delicate and ycr,!cxiu.
questions Of stat" policy. about which there X
naturally wide difference ot' o;irion. render
the coming state canvass one of peculiar IN
tcrr>t: and we may add franklv.ouc in which
the wing party will encounter peculiar diff
cultic> We express our opinion thus freely.
not - iutirniIatr ar di>hcartrn. Int tn arouse
our friends TO carly and continued a,tion.-
There are 10 obstacles 10 ol,>truct the onward
and successful march ot the W hig party of
Vermont, that cannot he swept away bv de-
tcrnincl effort. That the emergency viii
lie triumphari!v met. We 10 not allow our-
selves to doubt. We are one of those who
have an abiding confidence in the invinci-
b.liiy OF Vermont Whiggcry. The danger.
II danger there bc, needs only to he known TO
be avcrtcd. And as the first step towards
the triumph that awaits Us in September, let
the coming State Convention he one worthy
both III numbers and character, OF the cause
and the occasion. We are persuaded that the
whig> of Windham Comfy need no impor-
tuning from Us, to induce them TO respond
heartily to the call of the State Committee
Hran', 'oro Eag'e,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-06-18
Err"r; toLe continued. ,

IL" Old Sol is down upon u>. The weather
WAKES hotter and hotter Mercury ranges
from ninety to hundred degrees and every
body Is particularly anxious to keep cool"
Ii seems rs If all the hrcrzc> were engaged in
tanning people who don't need to be famed /:
while We who arc almost >utfn. a.ci hy breath
ln~ the thin scorrhing fluid that tri,, 10 pass
itself OF for FOOD Wholesome AIR. can arcclv
Jet a putt. This would be- hardly fair were
not the books balanced another WAY. As it
is We console ourselves with the knowledge
that the sun doesn't shine all night His fires
do not Vet burn 50 fierce that the night air
cannot cool them. His heat does not vet So
parch the earth that the dew cannot moistcn
it. We de- get breath of air. however. now
and then, for which we try to feel grateful.
and il the tropical temperature does not come
too rapidly upon us we hope to get, before the
dog-davS are over. so well accustomed to it
that we shant mind l20 , Fahrenheit any
more than ii we were born Saamandcr.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-06-18
Reported ior The CaledonI'i.
Caledonia County Court June Term. 1858
Hon. LUKEP. POLAND, Chief Judge.

Hon. LUKEP. POLAND. Chief Judge.
:. 9 = r fET,ss; Asst Judges
No. s.-Reported last week-vrrdict for defendants
No 1s.-John Nelson " Archibald Bachop. Ac-
ton Of debt or bond. Trial by Jury and verdict
for plaintiff for Sl2,23. J. Potts for plaintiff, l.
Bartlett ir., for defendant
No. 2s-Andrcws and George Martin " IL. +.
Locking. Assump>t i"r money paid 10y ptain-
tit,- As >ure,es ior defendant. Trial by jury and
verdict for defendant for mi>onder of plaintiffs;
Andrews Martin having paid the money. {. pa
viz and u. c. Cahoom fer plaintiffs, \. J. Willard
and f. A. Cahoon for defendant.
No. 3l.-Jolln W Barney ". Asahel Bundv. Ac-
ton for breach Of warranty III the sale vi horse
Trial hv Jury and verdict for defendant. Il. ".
Roberts and J. d. Sto!duri for plaintiff, II. 5.
Bartlett. G. c. Cahoyn and 5. b. Colby for de-
PENDANT
No. 35-Kuills " Smith vs.. Weed AMI Stevens
Trover for Al shingle machine Trial by jury and
verdict for plaintiff for Ss6, damages and COST
Bliss n Davis ard :. Is. Colby for plaintiff, c.
Davis & Vim. VI. Dickcrlnan for defendants.
No. S5--CMle!e d. hlttfed@e vs. WIZ Jennison
aii VIE. lre>pa>S Tor Assault and Battery ny
defendants wife on plaintiff, boy about twelve
years oiage. Trial 10y Jury AMI verdict tor pam
till for II ,o2 damages, and cost Il. y. Davis Tor
plaintiff, I. Howard and u. {. taho"n for deten-
dantS
No. "'-paniei Snith vs. Moses >oInerS- if"'er
Tor 4 horse lfi"i oS Jury ana 'erdc' 'of ue-
ieida". VI W. stone ana D d. '"'oE lot pam
III, H. y. Jaws ai'o l hat''e"' Jr'' 'Vf "e'e''-
"A''
No ":'-''''i'''''i d. V"'i"s ana we '"'i'"''
"''""' i'eSi,".> ''I Il" assault anu ha'e'H ~
o''en''"' o'' i'''''.'''' N''e i'''' ~ I"s anu
v'F'''c' LOT P"''l''> ''' 800 '''''aS'>' anu
H. :. i''r'ie'' '" - O,''ioo" anu T.. A. |''io'''
io' P'a'''','s ''o''''s anu ! : '''' ''''' y .
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