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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-15

CORPORATION NOTICE. - PUBLIC NOTICE is
hereby given to the or owners occupant
houses and lots improved unmpreved land
affected thereby that tho following assessments have
completed by the and lodged in the office Of
the Bureau Of Assessments for examination by all
interested, vFor paving Second from Twenty
Forty second street The limits embraced
include all the several houses m lots
ground lots pieces and parcels Of land situated
second street. side of Twenty eighth street 100
and from Second both sides of Twenty
street. J feet and 5 feet west from Second
both s of Thirct street. j feet east and 30 feet
Second both sides Of Thirty first
'5 o5 feet from Second both
sides Of Thirty street. 5 feet esst and j west from
both sides Thirty third street 32j feet
and 500 feet from Second both sides of
Thirty street 3 feet east and @ feet west from Sc
from Second both sides Of Thirty
sixth @ feet east and 800 feet west from Second
beth sides Of Thirty seventh street 3 feet eass and
Second both sides of Thirty
eighth 80 feet east and 800 feet west from Second
ayenue both sides Of Thirty ninth street. @ feet
sos Second both sides OF Forteth
5 feet and 3o5 feet west from Second
10th sides II Forty first street. @ feet east and 3 feet west
Second the south side of street.
25 and 800 feet west from Second avenue All
whose interests affected by the above named
requested present their objections in writing TO the
undersigned at their Office No Hall of Records within
thirty days from the date Of this notice.
S $as11s { SA sSs$HRYen Assessors.
Once Bureau OF Assessments, Street Department Octo
Der Is, 1853
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DACKRTs TO HAvRE-SECoND LTNE.-THE FOL
Lowing ships will leave Havrs the l6sh. and New York

They all class New York built ships provided with
all requisite articles for the ceiort and convenience Of
and by Of experience IN tho trade
The price passage s0 without viAes liquors Goods
sent TO the subscribers will be forwarded free reu any
charges bat those actually incurred.
BOYD HINCKEN, Agents. los Pearl strees.
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TeS L!H1.x0oI-UNIT1D STATES MAIL U1lAn.
= chip BALTIC, Jsssph y. Censtssk, es1panlee-Yhia
Nsasshl WIN depart VIA NE U.issd ssss nss fcs d.
Rsls positively q Saturday ostsSw Is q q o'clock n
IN hse berth 81 ths feet Of Canal strssA Per frhN o.
having snsasssd fcr slsSasse al
sre Pasesngs rs4aestsd 10 sn board q lIk A.
hs SSsA vsAip Atlantic w succeed NE Das and - %.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-15

U,oR Observation-Disclosures OPPOSITION
i Lins-The new and splendid steamship AMERICA, Lace
sp s 1 x NJ On s 49,.
% sss .: and ps n
dining .aOor deck and will sSpsoss With the
So a ss wss
s.: Ss % sss s fss9ls
L. sassss Sss ssrs
s s IL sh line viii b: fSsa
within end as s.a Sas9s q: s S ~
n. sh.rnStsr q sAsss ssssnsss i, g well
sa
ss saS ss a r
ssral msnasr and prices tho order tbs day
ss ss r ss S. n p
Star Of 18Th Mills ss
A port bailt Clipper ship EbwARb Ter ssrsS and
s she has twohrds q her oars. on board Intending ship
Zines. g.sk., AMP. @ sSs,Sn great
patch and second class cabin serths still
gagged For fsa'wss' s
UsTRALIA PIONEER LlNE-THE SHIP CARTHAGE,
"A dsehsrsng r.: at Brsakyn will have dssga.Sne
a ss .Sp Is is
toR SAN FRANCIsCo-THE NEW DOUBLE ENGINE
Il steamship SAN FRANCISCO, will be dispatched for
day November 10 by ths Pacific Mail Steamship Company
a s.,hs. s sxg.ny
sAs s al all ss o ans SR Ssffa S
for and oabn passengers
East
EoR BERMUDA AND ST. THoNAs--RoYAL MAIL
ship will sail for the above Islands Monday, November
passage, apply to L. CUN1kD, No. 4 Bowling Green.
L,oH yACKsoNvILLE AND .rILATKA, FLORIDA,
via D'risn Bysnswies saa s. Mas,s ssTas Che gsis
Fr.oscrn; WEiAKA. csps n. King; y IL CASTOR.
a. ess sardsy morning.
ssSpocsiss with the York and Savannah steamspo.
. Sasss sIa iS.
okts othcr Of the absve points, snd further iasr
@'''n ''' - ''''''' I. afTSHTIJ.. Is Broadway.
U,oa CHARLESTON AND FLoRIDA-sEMI-wEEKL
MARION " f@steg comms'dsT, will leave piss North
Ts, 90 o Board ali s If hr viii :.
81 At s SSs & y Tiles
lows:-To jacksonville, s3tao pnatka, s33.
TOR CuARLEsToN-NEw YORK AND SOUTHERN
,"%T Gpq weekly 0s ras SS"SS Snsni
freight at her berth pier u East river On Tuc.iay
oct 18Th, sud sai Friday, 2lss at o'clock r NJ
Co. CO. south rcet Igss, T. s. F g. hadd Agents. in
and sail Friday, Oct. 18th.
nos SAVANNAH AND rLoaIDA-uNITEp STATES
IL Mail Line.The end splendid seanship FLORIDA
Captain woedhuil, viii issys Saturday, oOs b from
picr No. North rv9 Apply 10
SAMUEL l.. MITCHtLI, Is Broadway.
The bshhraa, Captain Gee H. 3ohenck leaves Wednes
day October 49, Through tickets York to jackson
vile, S3i; Pilatks 1873.
E'ok NeAtEobK PgTsHSBuRc AND RfCnMoND..-
y UnitsA Statca Esl lino-Ths steamship R0ANeKr4
Sopssn Cs.cndJ leaves every Tnesdsy aad tho JAM
Captain Parrish Saturday fror pier II North
river O'Clock ~ The aoeommodstcns for pasasoger
s seisas on sSsra ana f passage
Nom -------A 49, .s--A 81 -
Iy0k aALE--TnE SCHOONER FARMxk IN GOOD
srdef 10 suitable for the lumber brick trade draws
six feet wAtor when loaded She lies At the foot 81 Morton
STREET. North rvex Call r. RUCEMAN. OF ySsey
street, NORTH riynx.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-15

Nos SAVANNAH AND FLoRIDA.-uNITFD STATES
Mail Line.-The end splendid steanashp FLORIDA
Captain NJ y Wcedhul1 viii issys Saturday 0ot 10 from
picr No. 4 North rv9 Apply TO
SAMUEL l.. MITCHELL, Is Broadway.
The blshhraa, Captain Gee Sohenck leaves Wednes
day October 10 Through tickets from Now York jackson
vile, x3i; Piiatka SSs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-15

rRoToN AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT-TO CONTRACT
" orsSeaed proposals. endorsed Propcs.. for In
street, will be received at the office of tho Crotou
Asasduet Department until wednssday tho nneSsnth day
sewer with tho necessary receiving basins and cuvsrt In
Mercer street. from the at Spring street. to point
about fsot south Of Prince street. beag in length
about 40 feet The plan Of the and specifications for
the building Of the and sl other relating
thereto BIO obtained application to tho Water Pur
yeyor, At this Office
THEO. r. DEFOREST,
A. W. CRAVEN, Board.
Dat En-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-15

QARNuMs NUsEUM.-THosE INCoMPaKABi.E al.
O raios alive and beautiful we'll the Swis Bearded
Lady, are stu to &c seen for nothing To-day perform
ances Afternoon at g. aud also this evening"
the great prize drsms of THE ORPHANS DRs AM Adis-
son to everything oepts children urder 2k oents
PArauet ans Balcony l2k cents extra.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-15

(yROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT. ITO CON-
~ traetorsSealsd proposals, endorsed Proposal for
Trench in Forty ninth street, will received this ONCE
until Saturday October - at IL O'Clock M which
the bids will DO opened for the exssyation back filling and
Forty tn street from the main in Third point
in Forty street 35 feet of Third The
trench to be Eve feet in DEPTH three feet in width top
and TIVE feet width bottom the sides to be regularly
All rock excavted to be removed and the trench asd
With sand earth only the level Of the surface
the filing to he rnnmed in layers Of nine inches The
trench kept free from water until after the pipes
laid and their joints calkod. The work to be
within five from the date Of the award of the
and tho time allowed for the completion Of the
acted in tho time stipulated sxessdsd The work be
aane under the direction and to the satisfaction of the
Water Pnrveycr Payment will be made the next regular
pay day after the faithful completion Of the work Es
matters will state price RUNNING foot for the TRENCH
including all the work required to be done aforesaid and
rock otherwise The bids must be made in the
CURED by the corporation ordinances Blank ds furnished
at this Office. TuEO. r. BE FORREST, Croton Aaue-
New York, Oct. II, 1853.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-15
HOTELS.


DOULoGNE SUE MER HOTEL DE- L'EURoPE.-PAR.
ID ties about to visit Benegns, en- route Paris
speetully informed that this
ted opposite the steam packet sation aud
the Paris railway terminus The apartments combine ss
gancs with comfort 1t has excellent table dhete Al
the wines of the shocsst vintage. Beard for fames
the reasonable English and American Papsrs
daily the tables and bath rooms attached to tho hotel
EVERETT HOUSE. ON UNION sQUARE-THB IN.
u dersnsd has leased this and spacious hotel II
Gated portherly side of Union square, and viii opeo
the the 10th Of November next This house has en
expressly for tho Of families and
bracing all the comforts and elegance q
modern private residences Persons desous Of making
rangenens apply at the hotel daily from 10 to ii A
HAWLEY d. CIAPP, Late of the Hamilton Houeo.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-15

NOR CHARLESTON AND FLORIDA-sEMT-wEEKLY
United states mail line The and fast going steamer
MARION, W Foster o0mmaje,. will leave pier No North
liver on SATURDAY Oct i5 al 4 o'clock I'm precisely
For freight appy board all bills Of adng will be
signed and for at the oos o. SPOFFORD TILES
TOs CO. 20 Broadway Through ckets to Florida fol-
Iows:-To Jackson vile, S3t,a Piatka, S3a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-15

C,TREET DEPARTMENT. NO. 4 HALL OF RECORDS
- Pubs notice gvon that the following petitions
v 10 the Honrd of Aldermen To fence
cant bounded byifh and sixth avenues and Thirty eighth
Thirty ninth And Thirty ninth and Ferteth streets slsc
Forty and sreets and Sixth and
.atwsy to aas feet Of walks in stroet be
Fifth Sixth south side; to fence
lot side Of Madison between Twenty eighth aud
ninth strsets TO fence vacant lots southeast
street and Seventh All persons In
tersted having objections thereto requested present
them writing 70 the undersgned his ofcs on or before
the 10th dey of October.
Oct g. 1874. JAMES Furry. Street Commissioners.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-15

sJREET DEPARTMENT. NO. 4 HALL OF RECORDS
- Scaled proposals. will be received ~ this sfoe until
ctioss q Thta avenue ana 2h I2sh 18th snS
lfgth ftreets Tourth and l25h, 1h lUtn D5tn
and l2eth streots and Fifth and l2th and 18Th
see Specifications TO be had application 70 the Goa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-15

TOR CHARLEST0N-NEW YORK AND SOUTHERN
steamship Companys weekly line. The double engine
steamship W LILLIAN FEM, j. Sherman Commander will
freight at her berth pier IL East river Tuesday
Oct 18TH spd sail Friday, Oct. 2lst at o'clock r. NJ.
For freight or passage apply T. the agents, LINCOLN
CO, 4S South street Mosrs T. s. 4. O. Budd, Agents in
Charieston. The steamship Benjamin Franka viii succeed,
sail Friday, Oct. 18th.
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.as 5sss or s ~ r.
Scaled proposals will be recs Cd 81 the Once Of the
q sBP;: s:s r. Ssr CITY man
the ss4ns uss On Forty
also for the alterations house Of Engine Company No a. in
Christopher street. Hudson street. Builders est
nate the masons aud work fer each sepa
be and all information IN regard thereto can be had At
.h. c. Of the Superintendent Buildings No il elizabeth
strtst Blank estimates be had either office Tho
Cenmseionsr the right reject any Of the
estimates deemed for the interest of the corporation
BARTHOLOMEW B. PURDY,
Commissioner of Repairs and Supplies.
(IRoToN AQUEDUcT DEPARTMENT. TO CON-
Sewer will be received at the Office Of
the Croton Aqueduct Department, until Wednesday, the
l9th day OF October 1853 at IL o'clock for the building Of
Washington street. from tho in Charlton street. to
point about thirty feet North OF Spring being enh
about 40 feet Tho plan the and Tor
can be obtained on application to the Watr Fur
THEo r. DE FOREST c.o.on
A. W. craven, Asao ao5S
New York, October 8, 1858.
l,RoToN AoUEDuCr pEPARTMENT.-ro coNTRAC-
Elizabeth street viii be the office of tho
Aguoduet Department until Wednesday the 10th day Of Dc
tobe 1853 at IL o'clock M for tho building Of sewer with
the necessary receiving basns and culverts in Elizabeth
street. the in Blocker street to the be-
Bleecker and Houston streets being length about
building Of the and ell other Information relating
thereto be obtained application to the Wator Pur
'''S'' = THEo R. DE roREsr,)
A. vi si sFA AHsfas.r Board
New Fork, October Z, 1853.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-15

CTEAM BETWEEN NEW YORK AND GLASGOW
- Tie Glasgow and New York Steamship Compaays new
steamer GLAsGow sgs tons 400 horse poTsro Gossrt
Saturday November At l2 oolsoh, First Oabis,
saloon $50; do. do midship d. S75 secend
cabin $50 third class @0seward's fees included APP
ply to j. AeSYMON, 50 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-15

i UnitsA Statce NAH Lno.-Tks steamship R0ANeE4,
Caetain Csvendy leaves Tuesday, and the JAkss
TOW Captain Parrish every Saturday fror pier u North
rvsr Mt O'clock NJ The soeommostcns for gnsasugsrs
y 2TSf sisi SGssS ANA roc passage
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-15

TEMPLE OF GRACES-SIXTH AVENUE OPPOSITp
the Crystal Paaes-Asdes Madame Duyuiti, tAe NEST
beautiful In the profession has arrived PARA
will appear Titian's venus, Cleopatra the Codes
Juno ALSO extiro troupe Of model artists will tASR
composed Of Italian English, SpauiN
ladies' Performances hour during the day and
,ng. Admission Is cents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-15

rCHEATRE, CHARLESTON, s. C.-THE ABOVE
theatre will open for the seassn on October 81. rs
ladies will receive due
Now York Herald sthe day Of sailing. Letters business
may be addressed JOHN SLOAN,
264 Ninth street. New YORK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-15

THE LAND OF THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
by it's antiquities, at Dr. Abbots Museum Stuyvesant
Irute e9 Broadway tho greatest attraction IN the city
rnseo SON Sceptt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-15

LyoR ALE-TnE SCHOONER FANNIE IN GOOD
srdst sutabs for the lumber q brick trade draws
street, NORTH Eyay.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-15

usTRALIA PIONEER LINE-THE A. NEWBURY
"A port built clipper ship at her berth ant
AZ she has OF her cargo board intending ship
pes will please hurry forward with ther goods The Edward
one packet ships owned ia Boston, Of
strength and very fast sasr will have edstc des
patch Hrst and second class cabin serths still
gagged. For freight for passage apply to
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-15

WY OF GitsRoW. oancoehy, 2eTh IL
City of Manchester. Wednesday, Oct. L.
Saloon 500 s65 ana s65 according ts state res,as)
laited number thirdelsss passengers will DO taken
aad feuaa with comfortably cooked provisisas, for
S25. Liverpool $40. :. from Liverpool
Parties wishing TO bring ost ther friends obtain
Nxcates passage and srafts on the Bank OF Ireland
me eNics Of THOMAS RICHARDSON, Ageat
No Rrosaysv.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-02-01

REMARKABLE CASE OF DlSTOhTlON.-Wil-
liam Bell Salesman Geo Haes Grocery Store, No.
Pine street, ST. Louis states as follOws-"Abou a
year and hall ago lad about eight years OLD,
slipped and fell the frozen ground The next morn
ing he complained of pain and soreness about The
hip jont. IL not considered OF much moment at
the time, and ed several days unnocedbut The
bows cam laints grew worse and he was sOol unable
10 walk. The muscles and tendons the front part of
the knee finally drawn up tight against his breast,
and tle whole OF III. leg and tn gh were in close
contact with the body. The Constant pain and agony
he suffered indescribdbie. We had SIX different
doctors attending him at d fcreut times, and the con
cluson they all came to, that his Case wa hopeless.
Oae OF our eminent Professors of Surgery in one
of the Medical Colleges, visited him'wl the Intention
OF cutting of The leg. AfereX aiming him Thoroughly
he said il useless to torture The Child by an opera
70 1, a. he would live tWentv Tour hours, morica
ton having alre ady commenced in some of the soes
hi chest produced by the pressure and heat between
the leg and b. dy. The boy had become much ENACT
ated rom the continued suffering. aud the action ofmed
cu es under the nluei of which he had been kept
for months of more Determining not to leave any
thing untried to the boy long there lf-,
with feeling almost ofdesperaton, dismissed the doc
Tors Obtained good nurse, and commenced using the
MUSTANG LINlMENr, which the propretors had
kindly gwen me to try it. Good nursing, nourshng
diet and the Mustang Llnlment, savedthe lite OF my
child and restored the leg to its proper ace-healed
all the Sores and he perfectly we'll and does
not even Imp halt in his gail None bat a parent
who has seen child suffering the agonies OF Thousand
deaths. without beag able to give them relief can
slize the Joy and thankluness feel towards the prop
stors ofthe Mustang Linment, how cheeifully and
earnestly recommend it to the tfaicted-
f. WILLIAM BELL
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-02-01
GUTTA PRRCHA AND INDIA RUE.BER
PUMP.

FHNHE above Pump for the first time being intro
4 duced into Virginia, invented and practically
tested nearly three years ago The Pumps first put into
operation have been and st in constant and to
all appearance are in every respect 9s ncrtct when
first put up. Letters fateut this it onlion OBJ
tanned Oct 2Sth, 1851, since which time the Pump has
been introduced into nearly all the Northern and Wcs-
coming into general No philosophical principles
admit of water being raised with greater facility than
is done by this Pump, and intelligent observer with
knowledge of the materials OF which it is mainly
posed, witness their adaptation without forming the
most favorable conclusions in regard to its durability and
extraordinary utility. A Pump has just been construct
ed and put operation in the OF the of Messrs
Barnes Sweeney nearly opposite the north end of the
old Market, Franklin street. where the lovers Of
velty and Improvement of Richmond sojourners from
abroad most respectfully invtei to call and examine
1t.
r1S" will give any man of ordinary enterprise,
opportunity to make fortune limited amount OF
capital by calling at the Columbian Hotel, during
the present week. from to IL O'clock A. NJ or to p
M. A. q. BABCOCK,
ia 25-H Proprietor
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-02-01

Is d pleasant Mixture, compoun
S&&EHs57 4 ded in agreement with the rules
SEIIpZ of Pharmacy, OF THERAPEUTIC
EHWISY agents, long known andcelebra
SzsSSEs1h <X8Pe, ted for their peculiar efficacy in
@sasesssY See sses.scuring DlARRHCEA, and SINH
affections OF the system. =
In Its action it ALIAys and produces healthy
action OF the LIVER, thus removing the cause at the
same time that it the disease.
Opinion of Doct. ohm Addison, Physician to The Bat
more Southern Dspensary.
Having made trial OF your s'Diarrh9a Cordial - and
being also acquainted with the ingredients of whlchit
is comp ,sed gives me- much pleasure in adding my
testimony that of others i'll favor OF its extraordna"
nv efficacy IN the cure of "DarrhGa and Summer
Complaint III children and aduls.
With much respect, &c., JNO ADDISON, M D..
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-02-01
i Ialas gals La. g..laa i......I... /.

& fFins E4sA siEs Eis$iA t.'iIioa H39js
- II ts 1sica # sebta5 90 tsst- e st.n en-
dorssd " ths VI gni8 Ind isrnszsse Heiece6 Csnpa
n.y. interest payable eaai-annually
Sl5000 Coupon Bonds ofths Virginia Central Railroad
Company go years TO run, interest payable half yearly
To secure the payment of these bonds of which there
are only 100000, land be issued there is
mortgage on the entire works of the Company, costing
about 81 100000
$4,000 Richmond City Stock "a years maturity in
terest payable semi annually sinking fund is set apart
Tor the payment of this stock which will exiinguis it in
IA years.
Persons having Stocks to dispose of would do well to
oieI them to u.s. as we always prepared buy on
our own account if more desirable to them, will sell
ON their account, charging moderate commission.
To those wishing 10 invest money, we would remark
that we generally have hand of the best securi
ties IN the market which will be sold very moderate
terms. MAURY MORTON,
Dfico ,,dor C;tx Uote1
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-02-01
s..ass Rsn.attsAs a.. svl.nsss4

n HE lar test co eciitn b tlie sd c9nrrisirg os+
- 500 FIGURES, designed TO sepfesent the lead IL
events inthe Lille othe Saviour, from the anuunciaot TO
the Virgin Mary to the Ascension of our Lord r6pre.
scented by "a groups and occupying space 20C feet in
lcngth-each scene having appropriate RELIEF
PAlNTlNu' executed by the celebrated Artist T. c.
Barthomew Esq, which alone is worth the price of adj
nlission Now open at No 10 Main street, below the
City Hotel lronlo O'Clock A till o'clock p M.
- 81 extra exhibition will lbs given Thursday
and saturday afternoons from till o'clock, exclusive
ly for servants.
~ Admission % cts; children under 10 years of age
half price.
sTickets for sale at all of the principal bookstores
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-02-01

VBNHE SUBSCRIBERS having purchased the House
L Furnishing branch of L. Gnter's business, will
continue the same at the old stand and in addition will
open for the Spring by direct importation, complete
assortment of French and Iron, Stone, China, Glass
Ware &c. and hope by strict attention, to meet
of the patronage long extended to the estab
shment.
Feb. 1st, 1853. BULkLEY u co.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-02-01
snY sssatlsGklsuAa
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