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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-12-03
THE PEACE OF EUROPE.

The question now is can the fame of war which
has been lighted in the Principalities of Moldayia
and Wallachia be confined to those Principalties,
or even to Russia and Turkey? Is there any pros
poet of its speedy termination? The Journal of
Commerce, which propounds these questions, in
stead of attempting to them ITSELF gives the
views of its Paris correspondent, ROBERT WALSH,
Esq, on this point. Mr. WALSH, being an intelli-
gent and unbiased observer, his views are entitled
to much more weight than those who feel as parti-
in the contest, and we therefore make the fol-
lowing extract from his last letter. dated at Paris on
the 18th of November:
On Friday and Saturday two Scnators-obseryers who
have to the best of
with freely in my study the aspect Of foreign af
fairs They interpreted the mission of General Bara-
quay to Constantinople follows: dplomatist
oonger wanted at Constantinople the combined fleets
in the Bosphorous the Turks beaten in the
Princpaties and the Car then invaded Turkish terri
tory further, would evacuate the Prncipalties
terms suited to the policy of the allies thirty
thousand of French troops would be sent to operate
against him. and placed under the command of the Gene
rail- His previous sojourn in the Turkish capital must
enable him and the many experienced officers in his suite
to prepare in all respects for the execution Of their real
Grand Other French veteran deem Great Bril-
tain and France to be already at with Russia They
lend the Turks not merely moral, but military support;
probably they replenish the chests Of the Porte.
The circular of Nesselrode, dated the 31st of
October is more pregnant signifcative document than
even the manifesto The views and resolves of Russia
distinctly exhibited. No concessions implied
Swallowed forth. The two impending Powers appriEed
will depend altogether them whether the shall
be limited shall involve the rest Of Europe In short
circumstances generally inauspicous than here
tofore but the steamer Of the 10th may carry you
thentic accounts of events Of good promise
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CORPORATION NOTICE-DEPARvMENT OF RE-
" pairs and Supplies, Nov e. lS53-To buders.-Sealed
win DO received At tho once Of the Of
December 1865 At IL O'Clock. at which timo they Will
be opened In accordance with lhe amended charter of 1858
the building of sheds around Centre Market also all
plumbing work for the seventeenth ward station house.
tho corner Of First and Fifth street The
plans and Of the work required be done
above and all regard thereto DO had
at tho office Of the Of Public Buildings
Ludlow street. Blank estimates DO had at either
Office Also the building Of nrs engine the corpora
ton Of the city of New York for the Engine
No. o. The plans and specification Of tho work required
The office Of the Chief Engineer No. q Elizabeth street.
Blank estimates be had at either place. N. The
Commissioning the rghs reject all Of the
estimates, deemed for the interest Of the corporation
BARTHOLOMEW B. PURDY,
Commissioner Of Repairs and Supplies.
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CTRRKT DEPARTMENT. NO HALL or RECORDS.
Public notice Is hereby even that hs following p
fence lots ON north de Of Fourteenth street,
between First and Second avsnu 70 regulate and grade
70 pave Forty ars between Seventh and Eighth avs
nues. Alec tho following resolutions:-To open MAngn
street, from Stanton Houston; 10 fence vacant lots
the south side Of Thirty street, about hundred
objections requested 70 present them In writing The
os@Ser seT JAMES T0Rly. sss,ss oeualssiouss,
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CORPORATION EOTICE--PUBLIC NOTICE rs HERE
BY given to the owner or owners occupant occupant.
Of all houses and lots improved unmproved lands at
fected thereby that the following have been
oupeted by the and lodged in the office Of
the Bureau of by all
teresod vzFor building sewer in First teeet from
street The lms embr Accd by suoh include a
the several housea and lots OF LOTS pieces and
parcels OF land situated both sides Of First from
avenue tne Bowsry on both sides Of First avenue from
Houston to feet north Of First both
sides OF Second from Houston street hundred
north of First street. the cast side Of the Bowery
cry nom Houston to Beeeksr street, the north side Of
street. from Elizabeth street to the the
of bleeoker street, from Bowory point III
6inches Of the Bswery All whose
posed the either Of them are requested present
their writing to the dcrsigned their
No Hall Of Records within thirty days nom the date Of
this notice. WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES DODGE, }Assessors
CHARLES McNIELL, J
Office Bureau of Assessments Street Department Nov. %,
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CORPORATION NOTICE. PUBLIC NOTICE Is
~ hereby given to the occupant
oants of houses improved unimproved lands
affected thereby that the following have been
the Bureau Of for examination by all persona
Interested, vsFor building In street,
from the sewor Eighth Sixth avenue The
mit embraced by such include all the several
sSa situated on sides Of street from The
Sixth to the Eighth avenues on both sides Of from
both sides Of Seventh avenue from Fery
second street to point twenty four feet south from
above named and who are e the
writing the undersigned at their ONCE No Hall Of
cords within thirty days from the date Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES McNIELL
once Bureau Of Assessments Street Department. Novsm-
Der 81, 1858.
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CORPORATION EOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS HERE
~ by lven the occupant occupants
II all houses and lots improved unimproved Ian DIS affect
ed thereby that the following assessments have been
Bureau Of for sxamn alton BY gil person. in
ane to First The limits embraced by such
ment include I'll tho houses and lots Of ground
sdes Of Fifth street from avenue to second
south rom Fifth street the side Of First
from Fourth to Fifth street. All persons whose interests
affected by the above named assessments and who
posed to tho either fhem requested to
their objections in writing to the undersigned at thor Office
No Hall Of Records within thirty days from the date
notice. WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARiESJ DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES McNIELL,\
ONCE Bureau Of Assessments Street Department Novem-
har O. l663
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A3THO1sCsGR.

~ ed Doctor j. SHuMaN, a swsde by BIRTH can be con
suited on all events of life and future Nstv
ties calculated for ladies gentlemen Residence l7t
Cham bers street, near Greenwich street.
MADAME MORROW IS, WITHOUT EXCEPTION, TIL
M most wonderful astrologist In the world that hA
ever been known She the seventh daughter Of seventh
danshtor and WAS born with git by being learned In h.
Germs Of life IN regard TO health e.tb love- oourshp ant
mahe mAtrimsny easy and will show the intended hue
bands Al abs mt friends which has asonishod thsusp
during her travels through Europe rs Broome street, BE-
tws en- Cannon and Columbia. Gentlemen not admitted
M "a. PREwsTER, From PHILA DELPHIA, TENDnRf
M her services 70 the ladies ana gentlemen Of hs oy
BY tco and science relied BY NApoeos Aat
Aiso. tLs Of the viaisxs Rss.dsnss ~ ysn
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NQRP0RATIoN NOTIcE-PUBLICN NOTICE Is HERE
~ b gwen to the
Of All houses and lots improved unimprovsd lands affect
90 thereby that the following been compile
ted by the and lodged the the Bureau
Of Assessmens fer sxamnaso. y Al persons atsrsssed
Madison and Fourth The limits embraced BY such
include all the several houses and lots Of ground
LOTS pieces parcels situated both sides
Of Thirty street, nom Fourth H.d:oD avenue on
the side of Madison 81 feet inches north and
IS IL inches Thfrtyscventh street. ALI per
whose affected the above named
men who opposed the same either Of theu
70 present their in The
thirty days from the date Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHAELEs j. DObGK Assessor.
CHARLES NoNIELL. J
Ooe Bureau Of Assessments Street Department Nov TO-
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omos Bureau Of Assessmsnts Street Department Nov H.

yVHrUkATIOA RUIIUk.-rUBLlC NOTICE is HERa.
By given W the owners occupant or occupants
all houses and ets improved unmprcved lands aasst
thereby that the following Assemmen have b on oom
BY ths Assssscr and cdGeS In the oce Of shs
for examin alton BY all persons interest
For building In OFT street. non the sewse
Chatham street, TO Ps street. The liss embraced By
Iuch assessment include all several houses and los Of
vacant lots pisoss and PARCELS q lesi situated Sn
WHOSE interests aGeotso By the above named ~
essmsnts and who opposed TO the sans OK eishr Of
hen are requested 10 present their Mons In writing
the enderagned, ~ their ONCE No. Hall Of Rssexds
|vithin thlrss dAys from tho date Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessor.
ChAkiES MoNMk,
omss Bureau Of ASss@uenss sxsN Department., NV.
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CORPORATION NOTICE. - PUB LIC NOTICE rs
hereb, Riven to tie owners occupsnt
of all touses and ote improved unmproved lands
.aeced thereby that the following assss.@fn have been
the Bureau Assessments for examination BY all persons
interested, vz-sor building sewer In Hammond street,
include the eera houses and
lots lots pieces and parcels stua
Hudson river the west side Of Factory street.
Ills south from Hammond street, and north TO Bank
street, both sides Of Fourth street. and south and
% north from Hammond both sides Of Green
east side Of Washington street. 50 feet south from Ham
mond street, the east side Of West street. from Perry
point LIZ feet north from Hammond street All persons
whose interests the above named
quesed 70 their writing the under
yAys from the date OF this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, }Assessors.
CHARLES MoNIELL
harI
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CORPORATION NOTloE.-PUBLIC NOTICE is HERR
by gven TO tho oooup ant
all houses and improved animp owed lands Affect
ID thereby that the following nent have been
pcted by the and lodged in the ooe Of the
Bureau Assessmens for sxsmnasio. BY al persons In
tagging Thirty third from Third 70 East river
I'll limits embraced By such assessment include all the
parcels Of situated both sides Of street
from First Third avenue, and the west side Of Rirs
avenue north aad ssuth from Thirty
street. All interests affected b the above
named ments and who opposed 10 Che
either Of hem requested TO thor In
cords within thirty day lfom the date Of shs notice.
WILLIAM GAGE.
CHARLES J. DODGE, }Assessors.
CHAKLES McNIELL,
oaoe Bureau Of Assssnsats, Srest Dspartmsnt Novsm
Der 10, 1868.
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CORPORATION NOTTC8-PUBIIO NOTICE Is
" hereby given TO the occupant
pants Of al houses lots improved and unmprovsd lands
a3eoted thereby that the following have
completed BY tho assessors and lodged In the
tho bureau for examination By all
Troy strestto Jane. The limits embraced BY such
men include AL the several houses and lots Of ground
Fourth street. from Troy street 70 Jane The south side
west de Of Eshth 80 feet soMth rsn Jaae street
All whose interests affected BY tho above
and who opposed to the either Of
them, requested 70 present their objections, IN writing
TO- the undersigned At their ofce No Hall sf Records
within thirty days pm the date Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, }Assessora
CHARLES McNEILL
onaes Bureau Of Assessments, Street department. Nov
TO- 1854
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VORPORA1ION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is HERE
J b. owen, 70 the owner owners, occupant
ants AL houses and lots improved unimprovsd auds
0octed thereby the following been
enpsed NE Assessors and arc iodssd in the stos Of
nSerestsd vs-Tor building in Ridge strset
70 stanton street. Tho limits embraced BY such
aeant ots pieces and parcels of land situated boah
dss Of Ridge street, from Houston to Stanton street, All
whose interests affected by tho above namod
ments and who opposed 70 the same or either Of
Id ct their oee NO. Hall Of Records, with
h thirty dAys Nom the date Of this Notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors-
CHAkLES MoNIELL,
O0ca Busesu OF Street Depaxtm Nov IL
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NoRPOkArivn r01icA-fUBLiO SvtlCA IS a An1
~ by given TO apant
Of ali houses lots uniAp laads Affected
thereby that the hxvs been
and loasoa In the ooe of the
o. Asssusnts for sxAminAtisn BY all Interested
-Yor and Angina Exhty.
nth street, between Fourth Fifth avenues Tho limits
embraced By suoa assessment nouoe all several house
lots Of grouad vacant ios pieces parcels
situated both sdss Eighty fifth strss iron
Fh avenues and on tho west side Of the Fourth
whose interests are affected b the above
and whe are opposed to the either Of tae
qussted to present writing the under
iigned ~ their ofce No. Hall Of Records within
days ison ths date Of this notice.
MILL!AM CAGE,
CHARLES J. DOb0E, yAsssssors
CHARLES AcNIELL,
1888 ~ " -
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Nor1os.-ALL sUILpERs, CON.

|yCKPoRATION NOTlCE-ALL BUILDERS. CON
tractors and other. now occupying The streets Tor n1d
q kind such z. the refuse Of sand lime brick
|cAod poles kc hereby notified 70 tho same
week from tho date Of tho publication Of this
streets which they cucumber and those
occupying more Of the streets for building sswernE pur
hsn absolutely reasonable TO 0ut
mob work viii remove such stun place the guild
rs material IN eompac. and safe manner on tho side Of
low Of water The cutters Ths Superintendent Of Seets
hereby instructed notify parties above referred
Ind sec them theoretically carried into immediate effect
promptly report al delinquents TO the Corporation Az
cruey for prosecution Citizens who in the looa
y Of thcr rssden ses are from oausos a. are
stated viii please make the fact known to tho super
and Centre stree enter direct complaint 10
fchn B. HAIKU, xsq., Corporation Attorney.
HENRY ARCULARIUS, JR.,
Nov Il, 1858. Commissioner of Stseets and Lamps.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-PU BLIC NOTICE Is
- hereby ven to the owner or owners cupant
thereby that the following have
completed by the ASSESSORS and lodged in tho office of
the Blu, cxamiu son by all
Interested viz the westerly sidewalk Of First
The lims embraced by such assessment, include all the
several houses and lots Of upd vacant lots pieces and
parcels of land situated the side Of First
roM Twenty eighth street to point oS feet inches north
thereof All persons whose interests affected by the
above and who are opposed TO the
either Of them requested TO present their objections
in writing to the undersigned, ~ their Off No Hail OF
Records within thirty from the date of this notice
WILLIAM GAGk,
CHAkLES J. DODGE, ASSESSOR
CHARLES BoNIELL,
Once Bureau of Assessments Street Department Novem
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC Office rs HERE
~ by given the occupant occupants
Of all houses and lots improved uaimprovod Ia
thereby that the following
ted by the and lodged in the oce Of the
Of asnovRens for examinato by all Interested
viz Flagging the southely sidewalk Of Fourteen street.
between Second and Third Tho limits by
euoh include all the several houses
sroun lots peees and parcels Of land situated
south side Of Fourteen tn street. from Third
16 feet inches srst Al persons whose interests
affected by the above named assessments and who
their Obi etion in writing TO the unde igned at their office,
Hall Of Records within thirty days from the date
shis notice. WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, }Assessors
CHARLES McNIELL,
Office Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department Nov
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WATCHEs AND JEwILRY.-THE SUBSCRIBERS n
w selling all descriptions Of gold silver Watches jsWs
elry and silver rAre retail much less than the uss
prices Jurgensen watches Rea Jules Jurgensen watches
received every arrival with certihcates from him With
watch Warranted perfect time kcopsrs 360 10 e19
Cooper watches -pupex and levers in hunting ana nAs
and quarter second watches for timing gold aa1
silver cases $l2s TO $3.50 Chronometers golA
pocket cbronomeerS which without any variation ~
70 s2O Eight day NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. which run eight isy
$40 to S5. Enamel watches for ladies' hunS1n
eases $50 70 500 Diamond watches fer ladies. in
Eic cases, $50 10 $500 magic Watches Ich change int
three different Watches 500 s5 Watches which visa Q
pine watches four holcs jewslled An. gold dstsehs1
English patent levers S gold English levers hvn-
ing cases $685. siv patent levers ~ low $l6 silver T.
tsched levers low as $ Observation-Disclosures ear rine
pine hraceiet fng rings and sais LED
than the usual prices Jewelry ALI kinds Of COLA ckainA
pure gold Wedding ring scd key: and seals gold aal
pins osks ear rigs gold and silver speotaoles gold tee
silver spoons cups forks pie knives napkin pings ~
knives wedding cake knives 60 Watches jewery
changed All watches warranted 10 good me; or ths
returned. RepsrsA Kinds wat hes and clock
cleaned and repaired in the bort manner much thaa
the usual prices Gao G. ALLEN. Importer Of Watches
and Jewclry Wholesale and RETAIL ii Wall street, sssoaA
hoor Broadway.
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TNAVELLERS' GUlDN.


1905. Roase-lsSs October arr.ussm n and
ton train AZ A. NJ and two da express trains. ats
:ss v Il. s for .
and Hudson and Berkshire railroads chatham
% Finn and
through tickets be procured and baggage oheoked
=: Schenectady. ~ z ossssss.
!" Utica, Buffalo.
Twenty sixth and Fourth stations Tho
,an S land AND only a. Es
City Hall station corner Of Tyo1 row and Centre
(NAaDEN AND AMBOY RAILROAD TO PHILADEI.
pha from eieT No. Msrn IysIIT ns uss daily A.
to Phssdeph. Fs1s
lue at ~ BY steamboat John Potter TO Amboy
thence direct Camden through four and
hal, f.r'ss Rssarnins leave Phad'lUhiA At 10
HUDSON RIVER RAILRoAD.-TsAINs DAILY FROM
Express train A. MIhrosgh in hours, connecting
with trains reaching Buffalo Aonareal ~ O'clock
MAIL train. pa. N.-Throush way trains ct II n and
Express train, 4P M-Aoco odation train @ 80 p NJ
For Isrrlto town. T. M For Peekskll, 10 A. ,29P. NJ,
taken at AND pas
sunday trains from Canal street. at p NJ for Albany
EDMUND FREN Oh, superintendent
NAV YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIRLCT VIA
IN Now Jersey RaroadUnted States and Express lnes
street. ard a NJ, and 20 and 30 NJ Leave PM
ladelphi. at 80 An via Remington and and 20
for second class ms Ne- York and 43O r from
Philadelphia Through tickets sold passengers
and Charleston, in tho and "a. M and 30 and 30 p M
trains ard connection certain with extra trains behad
hefnre tina tran leaves
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|yeRPoKArIoNN oTICE-DEPARTnENT OF STREET!

4 O0RPORATION NOTICE-DEPARTNENTO OF STREETS
and proposals viii DO received ~ the Of
And Centre srse until the sd day Of November,
6 81 II O'clock H., (sfer which will reoevedJ for
sho oil for the torn Of one year from the date
Ampss Of said and tubsa be ut the oce Of
superintendent Of Lamps and Cas- Id Mercer street, and
hambsrs and Centre The estimates will be public
opened the once Of the Commits Toner, in oAtion
IU the Comp1eoler amended charter II O'Clock
the day and hour that the reception estimates
loses. HkNRY ARCULAEiUS Commissioner Of streets
Nan Yori. NOV. Il. 1855
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS HERE
by given, thst petitions have bsen presented in shs
Board Aldermen for the of in tho fol-
lowing named streets TO wit: in Amos street from Fourth
street to Greenwich avenue also in Mulberry street.
point 2l2 feet south Of Hester street. Also in Livingston
between Sixteenth seventeenth streets Also
In Twenty street. from the in that street.
the westerly side Of Second avenus to the
tan for sewers in the following named streets to wit in
Foryfourh street. from Tenth to Eleventh avenue and
through Eleventh to Forty street, Also
Mercer street. from Prince to Houston street, and alo In
l2st street. from Fourth avenue, to and rough Third
avenue to the sewer 2d All persons
the in writing to hs Contract Clerk at this
ofice on or before December s, 1853.
1HEO Il. DE FURREST,
A. W. CRAVEN, Board
Grcton Auueduok Depa AnAnt Nov .S ISr3
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|ryORPORATIOM NOTICE-PROPOsALS FOR OIL
III Proposals will be received 1T the OH OF the Connie
Homer Of etss and Lamps Of Chambera and Centre
txssts until the 2sd day Of November 1859 st II O'Clock
|stsr which time will be rsseived for furnishing the
erPetason q ths city Of New York with 500 gallons Of
I've cents per gallon for empty oasks returned Samples
AUST BE- sent 70 the once Of the Of Lamps and
As Me- Id xcfoef street, before the 2lst November
1853 The sstmases win 30 opened In ssseeiation With Me
onptIoeE amended charter, NJ O'Clock n the
ams day and hour that the reception Of estimates closes
aak forms be obtained e the office Of Cham
|ses and Centre steeets HENRY ARCULARIUS, Jr.,
November r. 1853 Commissioner Of Streets and Lamps.
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CTRERT DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF RECORDS
Sealed proposals will be resolved ct this ose until Thurs
day, November IT, 1885, at half past IL O'Clock NJ 70
dag and rsae set and reset curb and gutter stones The
east side Of avenue D. from Houston Tenth
Kuating Forty second street, nom Eleventh Twelfth ave
SPECIFIC ations 10 be had application Con-
tract Clerk Of this Department.
JANIS HURKY, Street Commissioners.