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ANTICIPATED VISTT OF EXPRESS
DENT FILLMORE.

III ~ NJ.
nrur rrr MOOR
-
now generany Known snas NJ = resluen
.n. MAKE tour snrouen 'ne so%'n
- thai IN ~ course Of i, 20 IN vlnf New
Vr1senx Ut WY Council A. Aireaay taken
- naaes've Y makne ane prepara.ions iol
70 Ne respect ana apprecia'e tne
NH * eaoes mo voted against any public
9 b /. ma - = lal'y respect ana appreci'
esns.ously unpar.lsan ieeling whlcl
xnAn1seo ~ osners- however we are con
- mat fiimore docs not desire' as he doe
nos rsqeafe, n os'en'a''ous ana costly oerc
nog . reoePeon,
~ - psee "a. pla,n' many ware
~! s.s. 80, = " . 'ne n,en -
y. III ~ A.S " = my
- "a. - 49, .s.s - ns. nl'".''
--.s~-s - ~ ' ~. fN's NJ, e.a'''.'n'es
$500 $500 y = wan Nv u''.'o-
.. - ", wy rA'n osim un'a'' ','le
T-1 -. q $500 vss1 tssionsionsys anu nv
~ ss.s' lo1o, nss .ae n0ss q sno murder-
- e 80 g rsDsAe nis aeeas. nucn man
~ osnnos N'seiy' VIII NOT seek
- - = g. Pomp, anu pageanlry OF pnplc
,...ss e $500 poised calm serene upon the
81. ss'.e y Eecu.cae' display does
IN. ne 90 pain ler.pncan mannness Oh
-,...- 0aslsceel' anu y win % satisiaction
.--ss. p.'0. - num- 70 .n0W' IN sne pressure Of
e..s. 'Aa' NJ ~ warmly caampered In
.'". - aee.@.
:. - ~ ~ h~S 1A'ner "''erly' and' as
'.s.. uA'.s'y, commented upon tne propo-
se-s = r 1sssavs sse ~ rfsndent with public
z, = ~ ~ 'nst Nna1 ne dia rightly,
~ = 49, - ~ ~ sworn 70 40 tnat
,x ~ q. ~ soss. was osnsafaole'
-. -- ~ s&sanss she rilnpus-
~. 49,. j. npszcenaoie.
~ - .@Ss INT man noids or has held
80. .nle' Mae'strate' ls conclusive
= = We n'snsst character. 1t is evidence
49, = H" " uirty millions Of free
~ ia. h 1sAe y nas name for
'. ~ - q - smeng nis isi-
S5.;Ss..ss, ~. Nnos = Me memory q ms
:, w,s.-.. ,sss ~v ~. ~ pssn ~ ages.
ks-S r-.'. I.s sesl upon 'he present ne
- '-s:s ~ '.s1-o we menu y,
~ '.f;s,.s 49,. ~ .nosls man. man WIN
sss- \. .. - 'ons = noe reason
Sr 1870 l. even e acoidens' Decome
.s;s,. 80. -s.' = NJ onsea ssasss. such .
1eiss.s,ss - 49, 4 y 'mpsscnmen. q me m
- -...;,.s ~ ss1 Sali1sru FIJI
$500 .a..s. ~ . S.ss = tne majority o.
c..vss -. 80 NV - 'e's ~''sW anu ap-'
ws.4 a .s .,r.,liI \, -, g.. ,,.,
l;, oeh,,s, -, = a.. 49, N
IA u ~ su'''' n'0-1 .nsn n's sworn DUTY Is
~, z..st ,,e,, 49, a, ,-,,,.s = -
,,.s-,,s;, ., -. 3. .ss : 800
53ss; :. -sxn.rr 800 -, s. ..'ns rn'0n -
s..s. ls 49,. =. e1sy 1ns iac'
& $500 ,.s... 49,, q =. u. n0'.
ni;61l z ~. 80 49, s.ss = sl0
5< -. s.. -, -. 49,
a. , ,,s.,..s;,;s;s. - 49, - ,a.e
-. : -. = 81. !. .
~ 4. 49, Z 49,. s.'ns sasoly, y
5li {ssx.. 49, "a. - 80 sp', Nv s's ~
sss,,..,t,,.- -, ,... ~ ~, 1870, $3.50 81.
rIs.s.- u. -. .'' = sfsSo.S n.,s
ulknr.eter ~ the v;se .tstasman. fhe hon
60 e the msrchant. The zeal and s,,ocss.
Il - sdyocate. the skillful tre.tmert ~ nv
rlsysicisu. tie self sacriBcinc deyotior e ths
1nDnfv Of ahsritv-and II thsv ali a. notl A.
SSAt i thsir dutv. vhat c.ll ha,. th.v ,,,,,,,
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The Great BOOk Sale.

Considerable interest felt great
Mss Spear Co.. which is 10 take place few The follow
ing Certificate signed By fret citizens
that Mr. Spear will faithfully out all that he has forth his
plaeards and adyertssmsnts
Extract from the Now Orleans Bee Of the sth of March,
1--WE have had interview with Msssrs Spear relative
their great book a and the sous sraHd The explanations
given by them has convinced tina, her novel mode Of dposg
books fair and have not the least hesitation stating that
think those gentlemen perfectly honorable their motives will
to the salts faction Of the pHbl all they promise.
"Me have been acquainted with Mr. Spear for He
encrget and worthy citizen He has given proofs
show heretofore. We all those who take interest
what for the welfare the community give Aessrs Spear
eall.'
We cheru endorse the sentiments the above editorial
the Bee and commend Mr. his enterprise
surfing the public OF the integrity and faith which have char
acterzd Mr. Spears that they will hi. sale
faithfully set forth in the pbhcd paeads and advertisements
A. D. cRoSsalAN, Mayor.
J. l.. WINTER, Firal District Recorder.
JOSEPH GENols, Second District Recorder.
]. v. JoNTE, Justice Peace First District.
NJ. MussoN, Postmaster.
CHS. NJ. WATERMAN, DANIEL REYNOLDS
L. e. FoRsrALL, GEO. W. HYNsON,
NJ. MARIAN, GEORGE CLARKE,
J. A. BEARD, DAN RICE,
c. CRUZATE, j. o. STARK,
}. A. DuRELL, GEORGE May
MICHAEL AHAN, Il. NJ. BRUNETTE.
nh7I It2p
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-21

Ma. Fn.LaoRE's yIsr The SourH.-In letter dated
the 4h ns in reply to complimentary resolutions Of the
City Council of Buffalo, Mr. Fillmore says
have accordingly concluded return by the way of
Charleston Nev0rleans, st. Louis and the Lakes, and
hope to reach Buffalo about the LIST of May,''
He adds that two Of his Cabinet will probably accom-
pauy him to Buffalo
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-21

INDIAN GALLERy.-fhe proposition made by the Com
mttee on Indian Affairs Of the Senate for the purchase
Of Mr. stsneys gallery of Indian portraits scenes
failed at the late session. who unable retain it. under
the necessity of Offering it at public auction
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-21
II. e.. .MOrOAta.
DMhleid's american vt'esfphatia

DNnleid's american vT'estphafia
III A M S,
THE PIONEER BRAND,
ESTABLISHED IN 1857, AND FOR WHICH
A PRIZE MEDAL
WAS AWARDED AT THE WORLDS FAIR, on LONDON
INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION. IN 1881,
ty this city, throughout the ut the
following establishments
PETERS, MLARD& CO.. Of Old Levee and Bienyr
r. NJ MeALPIN CO., No. 20 Common street. and No. 50 Canal
street Row;
HALL KEMP co.. Of Canal and Tehoup,ouHs strees
L. JOHNSTON Magazine and Foydras seets;
wTTCoMB LANIE Tehonpitoulaa and Poyras s,s
A. j. ROBERTS q CO., 90 PoylIas slreeisi
JOHN S. WALLIS, 100 Magazine street;
DUDLEY NELSON, 26 Common and 80 Canal street;
@. NJ BAYLY a CO., 90 Common and IS Canal street,
Of Grayier and Tehout Streets
r. w. ADAMS, Q3 Tehoupiouas streets
HOLMES CLAUSs, 9 Grayier street;
]. NJ. JOHNSON q CO., 3 Front Leyeei
JOHN C. SHANNON, 8 Fulton street.
VS. WRIGHT d CO., 81 Tehcupisouas street,
CONVERSE co. corner and Tehodpouisa sressi
establish the haraceroi Western Hams
emphaeay The WESTERN PIONEER 10 tho bnsaess lbs
invariably good-uone better" Cincinnati Gazette
EH- Cured and for sale by
CHARLES DUFFIELD 4 co, Loasvile, Ky.
h9s SNIP MARTIN, OWEN CO., Contrasting Agents
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-21

MARINE DrsasTER.-The schooner Philadelphia, of and
from Portland, Me- for NewYork with cargo Of sugar
and olcoths went ashore Watch Hill Reef 18th inst
Vessel and cargo total loss.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-21

The PuLsKys ON UsrED SrArEs.-The new book
on the United States by Francis and Teresa Pusy
nounced In the English journals by the title of White
Red Black Sketches Of Society in the United States du
ring the visit Of their Guestsn
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-21

STEAMER BuRNrD,-rhe steamer Milton, bound from
Pittsburgh to Louisville with heavy and valuable cargo
Of merchandise, burned to the waters edge the
night Of the 18th inst, at sisersvie the Ohio The
boat was commanded by Captain White
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-21

Mxx ApcarHE notice in another column II will
b. that this famous lady has been induced BY press
ing scicitstons to prccng her stay IN this city She
ono Of the sybs Of the agereads the past knows the
present and maps the future Of human life. She uses
scientific principles in her revelations and has been sim
guarly in them thus far She is now al the wes
tern verans corner Of Julia and Tchoupitouas streets
THxrr GRavKyARD.--We understand that the
paltry theft Of marble slab from tomb has been COM
mitted in cemetery Surely, the fellow who would
commit such an act has but little fear Of Garth
heaven he has any particle Of the conscience which
ms mother bequeathed him. he ought to return 1t At
once tPiaQuemine Sentinel.
This reminds Of the story Of baker in England who
stole tombstone for the hearth Of his oven One Of
bis customers finding Deaths head his loaf of bread
ran in dsmay to his Deacon fearing the Of the world
was approaching The hitter was in equal trepdation,
when, on examining his loaf, he found the
bones In their alarm they had to the psrson who
could afford them no consolation inasmuch sResiu-
GAM egbly set forth in bold relief upon his own loaf
saiARIEsAt the late session of Congress the salary
of the Vice President raised from 5000 70 1000
that Of the Attorney General from $4,000 TO $4,000 and
that of the other Cabinet officers from $4,000 $4,000
The four missions to Great Britain. France Russia and
SPAIN from $1,000 to $4,000 An Assistant Secretary of
State d appointed at salary of IS 000 A full mission
Central America has been authorized Ths salary of
Prof Bache Of the coast survey raised to S6OO at
the late session Of Congress that Of ubTreasurer at
NewYork to $6ooo the Commissioner to the Sandwich
Islands to $5O00 the Chinese Commissioner $1,000 be-
sides $4,000 outfit the Consul General to Alexandra
Egypt to $4,000; the Clerk Of the Legislation at Lon
don is TO receive $500
President Fillmore appointed the following named gem
tlemen, the Board of Visitors to West Point Military
Academy for 1858:
Hon. Daniel Goodenow, Maine: Hon. VIM G. Bates
Massachusetts,; z w Andrews, ESD Connecticut Henry
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-21

4 LEAD PRopUcr OF WIscossIS.--The Grant County Her
aid says the annual amount Of lead produced from tn.
Wisconsin lead mines is about 100000 pounds which
at cents pound "a low enough estimate now amounts
to S2OO0OOO
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-21

FINANCIAL CONDITION sr. Lours-The total expendi-
lures Of The city of st. Louis including subscriptions to
Rsilroads and for all other purposes for the year ending
March 1853 was $oAsls7 o. The debt of the CITY at
present Is $2ao4e96 bearing interest Of l18s43 70
about Of It at 10 per cent and the remainder at
per cent, excepting $4,000 at per cent
of this debt, $15esooo has been incurred since May
1850 of which $7as0oo has been contracted since the
10th q April last OF the bonds sold last year 29s nego
Atsd during the first five months brought rs cents to the
dollar and 26 disposed of since then brought o. cents
The one million five hundred and sixtye thousand
debt incurred as above stated has been moneys Dor
rowed chiefly for expenditures the objects mentioned
below:
Ralroads, $sooooc Sewers, $4,000; Harbor Improve
ments, $l5o,o00; Streets in Old Limits, 100000 CITY
Hall and Market sl22oooi waer-works Extension $780,
000
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Notice.

Notice.
B For the closing the LIST July NEXT We
shall fer the remainder Of the season. entire stock OF
WL.NT,ER CLOTHING
AT COST
FOR CASH.
Gentlemen In want Of anything line nvltedto
HE-GIV US A CALL,-UN
feel satisfied that CAN MEET THEIR EXPECTATIONS
as regards quality style or price.
THOMPSON & NIXON,
fei2 qpu 10 Camp street, opposite city Hotel
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Died
es- At meeting of the Wing Voters of til,

~ VVVcf5 VI o1fO
Third Wsr following nominated Candidates
or Assistant Aldermen.
JAMES BEGGs, jim. HAWTHORNE,
L. II. PLACE, JOHN W. PRICE,
II. d. RICHARDSON, n. L. BAILEY.
The following gentlemen appointed Delegates nominate Can
District Chiffon Foance
iisary Haye M. Converse NJ Forgay, Dr. Uhlhon.
Il. b. SYKES, Chairman.
A. LININss TON, Secretary. nh2l lt2p
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-21

ZEf- To PERSONS RUPTURED.-The many per-
seetua DR. Sherman deserving
than passing notice. particulars his
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-21

Rs-Joseph Etter No. 10 Camp street, adyerses in to
days paper full stock of paper hangings wall paper
French borders etc. Those In want of such articles may
know where to find them in quantity quality and price
to suit the most fnstidious.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-21

R-J b. Steel, bookseller and stationer No. 60 Camp
street. is in receipt of Uncle Toms Cabin, with pic
lures and an antidote to the above Northwood
Life North and south,n Bible Defence of Statery and
other works of similar character.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-21
C0s1,ctfng and Mating. =
p. MALLARD & CO..

UT NUf Al STREET.,
Of oHtr the balance their CARPETING AT IMPORTING
PRICES, consisting part Of ADMINISTER VELVET TAPESTRY
BRUSSELS TIiREE-PLY, INeRAIN, SCOTCH AND VENETIAN
CARPET1sGi RUGS, MATS, BINDING THREAD WOODEN AND
LINEN DUGGETs, TABLE AND PIANO COVERS, WINDOW
BLINDS, CURTAINS, coRNIcEs. LOOPS, etc.
SIX HUNDRED PIECES WHITE, RED, CHECKED AND FANCY
MATTTING, FURNITURE, LOOKING GLASSES, sEvREs CHINA
PORCELAIN, sLvERPLATED WARE CUTLERY, PAPER MA
CHE, LAQUE LACE, MUSLIN AND BoBBNET CURTAINS BRO
CATILLAs, DAMAsKs, PRINTED HASTINGS, etc.
rB NorIck-A MR. MALLARD viii leave for Europe the 2s,h
inst. all orders for Furniture carpng Looking Glasses China Ware
Cutlery Silver Ware Brones must be handed previous that
date mh16 l22p
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-21

As the fishing is drawing near those fond Of
the sport (and who is not should read Guion Co.'s
advertisement.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-21

= -
) The Presbyterian Church at ohambersburg, Pa, VI
- - - - s =, '--e --.-
There are In Cincinnati fifty nine spiritual circles
regularly organized and $40 mediums.
Por,cy LRnARy-A library has been established ct OF
| of the police stations in Boston Excellent idea
-=
= been sold for $4,000.
). - -, -. . .os,so.
Inc army Appropr'A.on On. s u"..s..
J, ,-s===s5-sY
IF Ihsssen ' ~, - 80 ah..,,,..,S. =.
b sne Gun uA' VI app -
X.7-.,-
10 ..... ,soo - 80 Co. 20 49,. az. -,
of 1ne .0'1 s' .os f's' VI ''''A" A''' '''
d K.r,xp. s.,r-Ueayy shipments of Kauavb, 3,
!, nv, bo,,, ,oast a. q ro,,;s Tho calf r,.rtot 4,
= Io,,;s q :, !. 80. ,.,,,,taa
ONO R,vrn-Tbe Ohio river at Iop;sville on the 14t
was falling with seven feet tan INCHES wafer in the Can
and five feet on the Falls.
Aim aboI;sb,nc the death nenal,v was ordered IN
in the Assembly of wisconsin ON the 9TH ms
nv a vote of 4s to 81.
, -
cargo Oh cotton from MOBILE vaiueaat Sloooao arrived
{ Dos'on On 'oe o'n' ----=----
n,A'y 'nous"nu sons " ioe are NO" ocins TAX
M In p m - " D''''
: -~rr' N
M H Mrp.ny the clerk of the Ohio House of De,
gates who knocked down one of the members on the foe
""" aass "so' nas oeeh DISMISSED from once
| - : -
De- S,.a,..a. u,..,,;.-. -
the Treasure, yice VIM T.. uodge ESQ resigned
-, -
a. s.,s -. az, - ss'a a, "
~ 'e neiu IoI " 'ne 0enS'' 'i 'ne oni''
'''''' ~ WY N'A' i.su,al sese.on
srSeut an Demonstrations sbenber, made HE hsd
,ime.kn at west pbadelnba ana was found ~ !,
A'''"s' '"'A' w e..eP.
Louis Napoleon recently bought for the Emnress n i,
ano exhibited Mt the London exb;bton for far,v IN
sand francs.
| --====
has been taken from tbe house Of her ,aothar =.
mond who kent her confined and attemnted 10 m
=------,---.
i FouSDLiNe-A founding left at the house of job
Augustus, in Boston, few days since is claimed by tv
| tor is decided
-
otapie keepers IN Louis nave increased tt
prices Of carriage and buggy hire regular tariff
rates has been published by which all pledge themselv,
to abide
4 ---
The Supreme Court of Ohio has decided that charte,
to banks snd of all other private oompanies
not contracts and may be repealed like any other law
the pleasure of the Legislature.
---=
scrption Of 100000 by that city toward the constru,
ton Of the Cennellsvile Railroad which will connec
Pittsburgh with the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
-s=
..,.,s. ...s N une iiai''oiu LINES series
".-s,' ."'l Nv" 'e Ian VI ram may " produced an
" AAiV"nS u eiectriclsy anu BalVanlsu opel
ating on an immense scale. What next?
=,.== ..
i s.. ,,A Drn so'.hff-inere Is an association
49,. - inuana, ca,,eu the et' Joseph County Reg
rasa,,,s. my. De'so'ns eocis'y' which Is rel
| - D'"s ~ . very nouiisnng CONDITION
rine Of Great Rrita;n NAV =, ~. ma
in Bra;tbwaita poos '1.e Aos s'a.e'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-21

no Todd Co. 100 Canal street. have just received
direct from London and their mandatory, fresh sup
plies of Carpetings Canton Mating and English Floor
Oil Cloths. Give them call.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-21

R8 Thos L. White los Canal street. advertises this
morning quite variety of books.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-12

CUPREMA COURT-IN TEE NATTER OF THE AP-
pication Of The Mayor Aldermen, and Commonslty
the New York. relative to the opening Of d street.
Mount Norris SQUARE IN x. rwsSS ward q aid it1 IL.
Commissioners Of Estimate and Assessment In the
titled matter hereby give notice to the statutes
eupsnt occupants Of all lots q
unimprovsd lands affected thereby and 10 all whom
H. may concern, ~ follows, to wit = - - r....
First That they have completed ther estimate and
nsnt and that All persons whose interests affected
thereby and who be opposed TO the do present
their objections writing TO William H. Eiss this
sau street in the city of New York before the d day
the abstract of tbs estimate ana
containing the names Of the Of tho lots ASSESSED
the Of such lots they the
together With snch map and the amount
the adjustment whether for damsge benefit and also 40
nsed tho said Conmissonere In making their estimate
and srssssment have deposited in the Street Commits
the inspection may conoera until the 2e
third Also that the limits embraced by this
the Twelfth city New and which taken
together bounded the easterl side OF the
new street the eastery side 81 Mount Morris
the line Of the centre Of the block be-
tween 3d street 2h street. and on the south BY the
line Of the centre OF the block between d erect and M
street. ptpg tberefrom such streets and avenues
Is the same is laid out ON map Of the said Commission
ers deposited RI aforesaid. .
will be made and presented TO the Supreme Court Of
the State Of New York. special term Of the said court
turday the sd day Of July 1855 the opening the
day; and, that then and there,
thsreaft counsel be heard. motioa will hs nsds
that said report be confirmed
Sak fTds E y TATShScn' Commissioners
Me- Vel m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-12

CUPREME COURT.-IN THE NATTER OF THE AP-
y plcation Of the Mayor Aldermen and Commonaity Of
the city Of New York. relative 20 the opening
from Fifth to the Hudson river in the city Of
New York-Pursusnt to statutes in such made and
provided the Mayor Aldermen and Commonalty Of the
apply the supreme Court of the State Of new York at
special term Of the said to be held mt the city OF New
onsnng Of the court that day soon q:
tho above entitled natter
extent Of the Improvement hereby
tended H the opening Fifty eighth street, from Fifth
to the Hudson river The city Of New York
of the Legislature Of the people of the State
Of New York entitled IAN act relative to improvements
touching laying Of streets roads ~ city Of
New York and for other purposes" passed April 1907
ROBERT J. DILLON, Counsel to the Corporation.
Dated New York, June % 1853
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-12

SEHIpPING.

I,OR UNPRECEDENTED STATES NAIL STEAM
depart with United States Europe positively
on Saturday July e. ct II o'clock NJ from her berth 1t
unequslled for and apply
to EDWARD X. COLI ms CO., 81 W all street.
Passengers requested to be board at ll1s A NJ.
The steamship Atlantic will succeed the Pacific aud sail
o.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-12
wATCHEs, JEWELLERY, Do.


VETATcHEs AND JEwELRY-THE SUBSCRIBER y
w selling all descriptions Of
SILVER WATCHES, yEwELRy AND 0LVa1 WAnA,
Nt retail, Ut much less than the usual prices.
yURGENsEN wATCHLs.
Real jules Jurgensen watches received BY every arrival
With certificates from him with each watch warranted
Dot tmekeepers COOPER WATCHER
Duplex and levers in hunting and magic pr1oet
GnnekesperS. INDEPENDENT SECOND
and Watches timing horses and godaaa
splendid gold pocket chronone1srs, which run wAhssA
any variation. EIGHr-DAy wArcHxs
ssr ladies, some in hunting cases
DIAMOND
ssr ladies' some in magic cases
wArcAEs,
which change int three different watches-
WATCHES
up xnd turn the hands without any key.
Tine gold epne watches, four holes jeweiled - q
aold ensmslIed watches for the ladies ...... Is
Gold English patent levers. IS
Gold English patent levers, hunting cases $1,000. 8
smvef pstent levers, % low as.
md all other styles Of watches equally low prices.
DIAMONDS.
Diamond earngs pins bracelets nnger rings and ssess
isr sale At much less than the usual prices.
All KINDS q gold chain: pure goA wsddans .,nss seN
md silver spsosaaes gold sooshpioEs charms sSasns,
shains, &c. . SILVER WARE.
Sterling silver spoons cups, forks psnhnvss, napkin
sings fruit kniyes wedding cake knives Ae & Watches
good time or the money returned.
All kinds Of watches and clocks cleaned and repaired n
NE best manner at much less thac The 1,ua prices
Importer jewery wholesale and retan We
II Wall street. second floor near BroadvAv.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-12
OCULIS rs AND AURISTs,

nR. B. BROWN WILLIAMS HAS RETURNED, TO
~ his office practice for the OF desness blind
ness palsy lung and throat difficulties rheu
matsm, and all chronic diseases Hts by his
treat wonderfully quick and efc ci0us
Office Al Csrmne street Hours from till o'closk daily
WONDERFUL DISCOVERY. DEAFNESS AND
w blindness cured.-Deafness noises in discharges
from the cured in few days. witt out risk pain by
DR. Lutener so Prince street southeast Of Broad
way Also short weak and imperfect sight restored Of
foe hours from 10 A. N. until 3P. NJ
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EOR sALE.-A SAIL BOAT, Is FEET LONG, OF BEAU.
uful model, and fast sailer last fall Ia In
tne most perfect order having been only private
pensnrehoat Isqrire at the ba- hetwe,n and Vi NJ
sna and NJ Atlantic HOTEL Heboken, she may
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DRIP GRAFTON NOTJCE-PUBLIC NOTICE IS HERE
by given the owner occupant pants
houses and lots proved unimproved lands affected
eby that the wing have been completed
asseso and edged in the office Of the bureau Of
sncnts for examination by all persons interested viz
cts. The limits embraced by such assessment include
the several houses and lots ground vacant lots pieces
parcels Of land. situated both sides Of Eleventh
fYtm Forty third Forty eighth streets and both
Of Forty fourth Forty fifth, Forty sixth and Fsry
streets from Eleventh to half to Ten tn
Twelfth avenues All persons whose interests of.
ed by the above named and who
he either Of them requested present
etions in writing 70 the undersigned at their office No
of Records within thirty days from tho date of this
ice. WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES MCNEIL, y
moe Bureau Of Assessments Street Department, July
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HOMEsTEADS.

DETERSvILLE HOMESTEAD ASSOCIATION PIU
MICA grand excursion to enable the public to view
the lands Of the Petervlle Homestead will take
Tuesday the 18th instant shstoSs brass band will
the party to the ground The train will
New Haven depot Canal street. at A. M aud Atl
NJ The regular meetings of the Association take place
Monday Evenings Of Broa and Grand street.
where tickets may be had.