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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-14

NEDAR GLEN SEMINARY, SING sING-CONDUCT-
hre the immediate supervision Of the principals and
while effort made their moral and intel
iestpa moth omitted to promote their
heath and comfort The premises pleasantly situated
unto bnksSo' the HudsoI md largo and airy being
constructed tor tn EXPRESS purpose Of . school
he term will commence the I'd OF May, and
koinue till che Both Of September Terms, $780, under
twelve above that $3.50 per annum Music and sing
ing. IS per quarter.
wantedA teacher thoroughly competent to teach music
And singing.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-14

New CONCERT HALL, CHESTNUT sTREEI, ABQy1
informs the public throughout the United States fhaA No
above Hall can be rented the night week Or mcase =
fords New Orleans Opera TrcpPs xho 70 -
tached splendid dressing rooms large heotea -
gallery with private boxes, &c. For terri Sl1yses
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-14

TOXIN JARVIS ROEBUCK, ALIAS JOHN II. DE
LEI ForestAgreeable to citation proclamation issued
by he Dealing Court of Chrstiansted St. Croix Danish
West Indies administering the estate Of the late Jarvis
Rotuck merchant said place. the heirs the deceased
by will amongst them the son. John Jarvis Roebuck Who
ON the 18th July 1874 Qs47 enlisted under the Of
W. De Forest in the Second Regiment of Dragons of
the United States Army then in Vera Cruz Mexico
TO appear personally by representative at said
Dealing Court
Cbristiansted, st. Croix Feb. O. 1881
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-14

NTIBLOS 0ARDEN.-AUG. GOCKELS FIRST GRAND
IN Concert will take place Tuesday April TO- st Nibso
Concert Saloon The programme will give the particulars
r A SONNAMBULA, AT NIBLO'S.-A FEW FR0N3
IL and other choice seats to hear Abon her great eAA
racter Friday night be had at the Central Toket
Office, ii. B. DODWORTH CO.'S music store z00 Bread.
way. Orders for any night received. - n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-14

ROARDING AN ITALIAN SINGLE LADY, VERY
and of singing and piano French Italian and
Spanish languages wishes to obtain board in frat class
family hotel in which her talents would received
compensation. Address Musical Lady, Herald office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-14

C1QG 000 TO LOAN, ON BOND AND MORTGAGE,
WlCOsOOU upon improved real estate in this city In
sums to suit applicants KENNEDY SHERMAN, IL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-14

OIL n REwARD.-LOsT, ON THE 9th ULTIMO, A
TlU large sized setter dog yellow and white. Any per
returning said dog to No. 50 Market street. will receive
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-14

GUNNER BOARD IN THE COUNTRY. "A FAMILY OF
~ eight persons wish board In the country fer the months
of July and August The location must not exceed two
hours time by steamer railroad from the city Address
L. d. box No 1852 Post Office situation away from the
influence of the air preferred.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-14

|CPIRITUALIsM.-MR THOs. INGLEs WILL Lee
ture gt ~ o'clock this evening, at Alb Broadway,
orner Of Lspenard Subject The certainty of spiritual
dedueile facts Rappings tippngs
be presented this evening. Admission 2 cents free
irces from to cents very pleasing vocalist will sing
veral peoes both in the and evening Subject
Continued on Friday and Saturday evenings.
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DISTRACTION.

YOUNG LADY DESIRES A SITUATION AS GOV
to young children to instruct them in the Eng
hsh branches with music companion to lady, or
Weuid accep situation teacher in seminary Address
A, b., Brooklyn Post Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-14

CCHoOL-MR L. DE GRAND-vALS PRIVATE
n boarding school for boys Hudson terrace Hobokcn N
1.-The summer session begins May q Terms per nnnum
$50 to $780, for full course Of classical English and
drawing vocal music and fencing Cir
ri. ara at the Institution
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-14

IfTlHE PUBLIC ARE CAUTIONED AGAINST NEGOTI
ating $500 Bank Of England notes. which have
by forgery Nos 49, $50 and dated Januar,
11h 1863 Any information to be sent to
NATSEIL of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-14

NONCE.-NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAB
N Compsny,A meeting of the stockholders of ths cen
pany will be held at their Office, No. Centre street,
Friday, April q O'Clock noon for the purpose Of sc
ing an act Of the the State New YORK;
same passed the 9th day Of March 1883 and upon t
proposed increase Of the capital stock of eight millions
dollars pursuance Of resolution Of the directors Ts
polls will be opened O'Clock and closed 2ocloc
+. n. By order Of the board Of directors,
ALEX KYLE. Secretary
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-14

NPIRITUAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OWEN
will lecture this evening" at ~ o'clock and every
ng during the week. at Chatham Hall, No. 8 Chatham
quars Several mediums will be in attendance Admis-
Ion one shilling Admission to afternoon circles free
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-14

left trunks boxes or baggage &C., at T. H. Head,s,
Front street. for board if redeemed before the
- + 4 r. HEAD.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-14

BOARD AT HOBoKEN.-THREE OR FOUR SINGLE
ID gentlemen be with partial board and
pleasant in house handsomely located and with all
the modern improvements about minutes walk from
the ferry. Address w. ii. H., Herald office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-14

STUDIO CURIOSO CONTAINS MYSTERIOUS Me-
chanism; curious books from 1865 to 1885, pantn,
sculpture and cabinet Of brilliant stones fgreat size and
beauty musical bird the smallest In the world miniatures
and watches in rings fne DO palace in
clans. VIM c. MOON. N. B.-Open every day and night,
in Brewsters Marble Buildings No. 629 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-14


~ dercd ladies arriving city
recreation visit Astor House, Broadway
where extensive alterations recently completed afford
every facility for displaying the various articles sale
in their appropriate Having classified the depart
Gents and assigned to each competent and oblgng tten
April which occasion will be displayed every variety
misses boys and Infants of CLOTH velvet and other
material applicable to and size ladies' riding hats
black drab and beaver felt and straw riding
cloth and velvet in patterns which notice of lady
|equsstrans Is solicited. LEARY CO., Hatters.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-14

EDUCATION.-THE ADVERTISER TAKES TOUT
~ small boys into his family, and makes IL bis business
educate them 1T home, with his As there will
be vacancy 1t 10 now suitable time for parents who wis
TO place In the country, under home influences an
moral and physical training judiciousy adapted tn
Individual to make application Torms, sl56 Per
be forwarded.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-14
SPECIAL NOrICEs.

THE THIRTYSEvENTH ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
New York Female Bible Society will be held this day,
Thursday at the American Bible Societys house. 5 Mas
street. ~ O'Clock the reports will DO read
In address delivered by the Rev DIR. Spring.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-06-02
Law school Cumberland University, Lebanon.
TIE

Law school of Cumberland University, At Lebanon,
Tennessee.
FACULTY, Hon. Abraham Of the circuit
judges OF Tennessee.
Hon Nathan Of the judges OF the supreme
of Tennessee.
Hon. Bronhed l.. Ridley ohsncelors of the State
Judges their whole time exclusively
TO the school.
Plan Of instruonl Daily examinations
books No regular lectures hut explanations OF the
daily lessons the progress OF the examinations.
T. Weekly OF law and equity in which
dents suits Of facts given by the proie-
and through all actual
practice The cnses framed TO require them TO
deeds, wills records and all documents be
dence in the trials some Of appeal
supreme which held monthly the class and In
public the end ~ The students clerks sher
MS Jurors, circuit cisncelo official
paciiies connected with heir suits.
ssonsThe FIRST the third Monday
ember and ends third Thursday
the succeeding Monday In February and ends
Thursday in July.
Expenses per eson.Tuon fec $50, advance contingent
fec 81 boarding about Students furnish
which can be had In the Lebanon bookstores.
tour sessions required the unless
dents enter an advanced class No previous study
mission There classes
any time during the collegiate year
Ihers ~ moot legislature connected with the school
Number Of students the last collegiate year eieby-sir.
ROBERT l., CARUJHERS,
feb il-eoly President Board OF Trustees.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-06-02

VALUABLE and improved Farm In the vicinity of
Washington SaicThe offers for sae "Wood
ttock,' the which resides, certainly Of the
the District OF Columbia about miles from the navyad,
road leading the and the mme
dae Mesrs Young ADDISON Barry
Jenkins Gbon and the government hospital II three
hundred land about hundred which
cleared IN cutivaon and the residue heavily mbeed The
divided eds
which failing springs
lime ashes stable and have been used this land
effect within the years, all
produce There Of bottom
timothy fifty seeded
in wheat. The OF n and
comfortable dwelling dairy poultry houses
gardeners ouibudngr
purposes the farm Possession
buildings will be Immediately long will be given
desired. for portion purchase money
particulars apply John Carroll Brent esq
street, James Mcclure,
10Th street, where OF the properly
on premises
lo-2awu ELIZABETH BRENT.
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empuon OF The sections OF public lands within he
lus reserved will dieaed settlements
made pnss the i February 1858, date Of INC nnai aio
before NE day herein nxed o the ne pnse
and be paid dollars ny cents
Claims outside VI nies and within limits u the
original ,us bs the restoration Of
said lands 10 private entry
Soldiers bounty land warrants dollar and twenty nve cents
either o lands
warrant only, however, can be located BY sach
Immediately AFTER close Of the public directed by the fore
going proclamation Of the President applications will be received
Tor the purchase private en location by wauan Of the
lands reserved 10 satisfy outside OF the miles limits IA
such order
registers
cescrs.
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner of tbs General Land once.
May25-wI3w
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UELI4s! BELLS! BELLS Tile subscribers nsauActur
ID keep constantly hand all church. ctevy
boat e9y, locomotive school houses and plantation hss Thee
bells hung with the
be turned that clapper strike In nav
place, which Is deirabe after bell rung year
Springs affixed in the eappss
the bell thereby proogng the sound These balls
,aed from the best stock aud east In iron casn ~
foundry these fret used, and af
ment We give written that II church heis i
from date of purchase with fair
out charge The tone of all bells is Nearly Ge
have been east and sold from this foundry which ~
dence OF their We have hesn s5vpt medal
awarded from the fairs for he beet bella
and purity OF Tone" We particular sstpe
chimes aud can refer those furnished Our AaAd
within few rods Of the Hudson river Erie
n
kind in the United stAtes and has the srReu
orders be hled with despatch Ws
OF the States Old bells Foy new
Levels, compasses, &c constantly on hand. Address
A. MENEEi.Y'H SONS,
My2l-iydAcp West Troy, n "
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Notice OF the Embellishments Two Land Districts
In the OF California.

HEREAS by tn of the act Of Congress approved
1885, entitled provide for the survey OF
the public lands California; the granting empton rights
President of the United States
authorized such time times in his Judgment The public
require, and IN the absence OF any fnf
the subect 10 divide the
State CALIFORNIA into three separate and distinct land
shall determine TO be necessary embra
cling Upper Lor the Upper, Middle and
PORTIONS and whereas full consideration,
appears public mpenyey that al least
tnpoi shall be established in that State:
Now, FRANKLIN PIERCE, President OF the Uned
hereby declare and make KNOWN that in
the aforementioned the State OF
California districts the and
OF public the parallel OF the thirty
that land Office for the upper
established at BEsIcA, and thai Tor the
loper district al Los
hand, the Washington, this twenty
day of March, A. d. 1853.
BY the President:
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
JoHs Wilson Commissions of the General Land Office.
Mar 23-2aw3mo
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ia Of ire Uss,cd States originally ruth
drnvp from movkr n~co"rf Of ne vui'vsod rrs~f-
Congress. approved I'd March, 1884, "An
empuon rights 70 certain lands therein menho1sd
empoW ss NJ the United States they WV exist sse s
tended the
hererbefcre mentioned wheFe setesssct
AsA mpsov~usnt prior s f~a allotment q hs NJ
ne sa1 railroad Thswss, IN cns ~ PIE
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= WAswtrsror CRY, March ", 1883.
2. hs very limited appropriation M continuing Tho
survey ,ns boundary line between United stes and
repubc NJ Mextc" he
. 70 the present pnmMr q employees Attached to Inc boundar
commission pssus employed on sasd cnnMi~sson auon
ssrsos IRE hereby discharged. - :" - :"
80. 4 fesa RobEnT n. cAMPBR1L
Mar csanisuonss.
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Notice for Proposals fov Tho Pusch~ss nsaa.
Exscurivx oylcAs BAros Eevss. a.,

May 49, LSnJ
w by sussaasss on1hto< A.
povds sos The rsuf ~ ~ Ess.
y Of hs STATE" approved Aprl osh, lsny 49, ~ dsw u
os.any interest," tbs rats u az eent pr ssss es
annually The first January ard ess ~ July eacA ya
oAi &nou.t my dos
tbs principal honds - ss1s&aabs wAin yss.
from their -
Aud whereas, /, i. made the duty the spssrse
invite proposals iof The purchase u said bonds
DC al inc once OF TIE
me purchase OF SAID bonds until Monday Tho lth n Jsly
A. ID. 1885, at which onssed ~
being understood ta mo oner Of iess PAT
bonds viii be accepted.
hand aud the State NJ the tovn ~ s
Rouge, this tenth day OF May, of
" pendenee OF the United suites the ssscny ssvsnsh.
r. O. HEBEnT
Governor Of the State VI Loaiaiaa.
by tho governor:
AspKgw Is. IiKKRos, Secretary OF State.
N. BBIdders aforesaid bonds that b. ma
made the duty andito ~
public The n.
the 3i-t March, 1854 ou u
general fund Of special fund for the redemption
OF eighteen thousand doiass which n
created further provided the third section AID c
arising shall be invested w the said
tho In bssin,
nnnuinthe stocks 70
their ready convcrtbiy cxsh BE-
principal Of said t0Dds and be-
OF said act that the auditor ard treasurer shall
Of the current interest aad
without tho ability
other obligations, and never 70 b used
purpose the payment Of said current interest,"
MAY 4
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QuARTxRMAsrEa as OvrIcE MARMs Cpass,
Washinsson, Nay ~, lSSa
SEALED PROPOSALS. will be received at tAfa emcs
~ until 10 O'Clock Saturday 4th June
the stationed city IS
best anthracite white ash coal said coal be free
broken, and and be delivered place
designated the United and aIsn
supply The quarterly acquisitions OF the commanding
such quantity Of best oak wood qursd ys
1859 oh June 1854 the wood be delivered piled, end
within Barraek walls
26-eodt4 June Intel
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NEW sPRING GOODs.-r. w. Drown

NEW SPRING GOODs-P W. BROWNING, INGREDIENT
tailor under United States oe call ~ ssApnou
me ehens OF washington and strangers, N NJ sapss sd
assortment Of French cloths csssiers ed vsa
Imported expressly
out TO The fullest ea,ent the popular principles pess
punua he viii OFFER whole
s and thus prevent the necessiiy II
soeaea cheap slore for economy lie has spared ain
stock OF goods that supsssed ehes
coo or quality with thanks
inc same M93-4nwM
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A1EN rAmILY aROCERY xrORE.-T .nhscriber bal.

NOTICE Pub,o.New arrival Of splendid French and
~ American hansng the Metropolitan hanging and
upholstery store street, 9th aud 10Th consisting Of
superior gold silver velvet and satin finished borders and
board views Transparent shades Of variety patterns
all its branches Paper hung short Noise Renem
'', rn,nNr,s, directly back Of Iron Hall.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-06-02
METROPOLITAN RAILROAD.

DY authority the legislature Of the State OF Maryland
session Of 1853, entitled An 10
porate the Metropolitan Railroad Company and conformity
books for receiving subscriptions s the capital
Metropolitan Railroad Company viii be opened
Monday 9th day o. June and be kept open from The said On
inclusive from the hour OF 10
OF O'Clock, said days, al the
the following
the Patriotic bank Bank of the
Metropolis Mesrs Cocoran
the CITY Of District Columbia, under the direc
ton OF the redag said city, and the several
cashiers of said banks. ~
Al Mechanics Bank OF Gsorgstown and The
OF Georgetown the District OF Co
commissioners residing said city
OH enrg and cashiers Of said several banks,
In Rockville, Montgomery county, Maryland at the
OF samuel Vier the
residing in said the said Samuel c. Niers.
In the city Frederick Frederick county Maryland, the Far
ers, and Mehancs Frederick county the Frederick
County Bank Bank OF Farmers Bank OF Mary
the commandments residing In Frederick
county, nd cashiers Of said banks ~
Washington Maryland, at the
OIL Burka, under the direction Of Mr. Elias
Davis commissioners and MI - Bufkhar Of said
In The agerstown, Washington Maryland al the
Bank Washington lnstitu
Of the commissioners residing In said town.
cashier Bank, asd the secretary OF said Saw
ings Institution -. $500. III
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ESoIsErR DEPARTMENT,
Washington, April IL, 1853.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received nj this office until the
day OF June, 1889 for dredging by the cubic yard channel
this bar navgable ordinary
frequent The faac ihe minimum depth 10 be eleven feet sir
inches ordinary
feet the length about me giving whose
mum viii be about (SOUoOl forty thousand cubic yards.
half mil north Of
the channel will
OF the channel OF
mel towards the lighthouse, I'LL the natural channel Of the
reached beyond the present bar.
The dredging be executed in what is known
channel from three miles from the ferry the Passac
This point about an hour from Jersey City and from Newark
m plank road by me omnbuses III also passed several Tunes
daily by the steamboats, between Newark and New York.
The substance comprising the bar almost entirely son black
mud easily dredged Tbs shores channel
dedged distant about mie overfown
with sedge, and offer facilities for the dcposo
and retention Of the dredgcd matter
Sealed will be received above dredging
cubic yard the Of be
contractor to furnish everything for the
with effect and at such places directed
the government The ercavated be deposited
acent shores shall be indicated by The directions
This shall in sill regarding the execution
be binding upon the contractor aud his local agents
Partial viii be
of number OF cubic yards which
Der will be sseeaRed by measuring the dimensions Of the
time TO nnc and comparing the with condition
Of M.
position Of the required directed by the the
States or in excess Of its specified dimensions will be paid
Twenty cent OF the value of the done viii all
retained IN the hard tof the agent
amount contracted fo Is removed when the retained
Further obtained by Lieut. NJ Har
United states Eugneep the office Of Major r. Dea6d
JOSEPH @. ToTrEN
Breyet Brig. Gen and Col Engineers
To be inserted In the Union fnegeneer, and Republic
ngfon National Democrat, New York and Newark MsninF
Eagle Newark New Jersey day June
1853 and Of containing 10
be transmitted TO the Engineer Department
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Proposals for BtatioAery.

Proposals for btatf0Aery.
Wan DEPARTMENT.,
Waslingion May ~, 1853
PROPOSALS will be received this department une
Monday the O Of June next for supplying ts stationery
scnbed in the schedule below.
The be Of the quality Samples
pany the bids. t4 1871
The successful bidder will be required give bond with
faithful
right the md such
quantities deem proper, and increase daAish
Quantities below ttatei.
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THIs IL 10 give notice that I, Clara oyviliasn.
Fredeckbnrg Virginia. have obtained from the ssn,e Of vr
xna the duplicate Of land No @ Tor 2s5A
Cd 70 father, Joshua Mcliams, his
dated Jay s. 1882 the original being shall claim
for the
Jan N-iaw3m
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srArlOn Eny AND BINDING.

NAVY DErAKIakkr, May -, 1858.
EPARArE SEALED PROPOSALS will be received the ONCE
Of The Secretary Navy Until three ooosk OF Tues
day fo furnishing all the stationery and
The binding be required y The Navy Depart
commencing The lat o july
$50, endng the 3pla OF June, 1854
All Tie be OF the
qualify delivered without delay when ordered and 10 tbs sssc
ton VI ls head VI the nce f0s which they required
required each bidder fos stationery must Furnish with his
proposal a sample vi each article bid No.
10 uniformity the proposals. blank forms VIII be fur
disposed bid will be considered which
The which each ana
every article bid for and In which Than one price IL
named article.
Bonds in sufficient amount with Two OF more approved ereues
contracting The authorized names OF The sufeues
will given, satisfactory testimonials 10 fulfil the
tract the bids will not be considered
The department Itself the right OF ordering greater OF
quantity every article contracted the public
ser require.
Should any article be required enumerated in the eontrae
be according quay
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VENUE HOUSE, George French + Co.. hate Of
II fenehs HOTEL Norfolk, Virginia This Hosr nnishcd
geat EXPENSE Is furnished throughout in
The rooms large and airy and
comfort OF their guests. - 7
Families wishing board ssousble
The charge for day boardefs will be q per week.
Ap ~ eod2m e9 taa