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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1853-11-02

A DRoNE.-O! you cipher-ninny-moral
excresence, walk up and toe the mark while
we riddle you. What have you done for the
good Of your fellowmen? Have you made a
single blade of grass grow? Have you ever
added a good kernel of grain to the great
granary of the world? Have you ever dis
PEELED one cloud of sorrow from the moral
sky? What have you been doing all your
life? Nothing-nothing! You are an eat
ing cancer on the genus man, richly deser-
wing the surgical catlin of justice TO gouge
you out and cast you in a great jar of pot
ash! All! you are a sneaking shoat at best.
How long will you remain a drone? Awake,
we beseech you, and stir your limbs. Open
one of your flmy eyes at least-unstop one
ear-swing one arm in its rusty socket
push one leg forward, but not like you had
u fifty six swung to your ankle like a william
Gus dog. 1t is a shame for you to inhale
heavens pure air into your cankered carcass,
while you are welded to the rocking chair
glued to the chimney corner like a toll worn,
superannuated tom cat. One effort-rise-
push, struggle and redeem yourself from the
sluggard's infamy. Rise mooo and make one
effort to live.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1853-11-02
Carolina, 3 Temperance ab 1fanag da1eekIg 0t@s paper.

BF 1t may be thought by some that we
are too jealous in the advocacy of the glorl-
GUS principles of the Reform we have espous-
ed. To such we would say, our zeal grows
more and more enthusiastic from day to day.
Our heart beats higher to-day than ever be-
fore, in view of the final triumph of Truth
in our borders. We remember that the bat
tie we wageis on the side of a downtrodden,
crushed and w%ailing humanity, and against
a Moloch Demon, whose iron feet, stepped red
hot in his native hell, have been trampling
with remorseless cruelty on the bleeding
hearts of our brothers for ~centuriesl We
hear the touching appeals of defenceless
wives, mothers, sisters. and infants to the
Reform to save them from the bloody lash of
~maddened husbands, sons and brothers--and
this warns our blood and nerves our arm for
the conflict. We rejoice that we can feel in
our heart that it is not a question of popu-
larity that bids US onward, but a duty we
owe to our fellowmen, our country and our
God! x
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1853-11-02

We are of the Gazette's opinion-dscidedly.
MANS temper may be tested by keeping
him waiting for his dinner a few minutes
over time,-WoMAN's by saying her baby
squints. \
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-06
BANGING ACADE.TIES.

Mr.. L. DE- @. BROOKES 5 DANCING AND WALTzIN5
M academy 36 Broome street, between Broadway and this
Bowery will open for tho Tuesday September
1853 The above rooms fitted and furnished In the
most eegsn STYLE and embrace all the improvements and
convenences Of modern times The ballroom with recep
ton dressing AID practising rooms crest
advantages for pupils aud render IL beyond al question
the most magnificent convenient and extensive dancins
academy IN the United states II not In the world Inc
cd 10 surpss IN elegance style and finish other city u
the world The terms moderate Private pupils
commence immediately Private lessons Mt all times
when not occupied by classes The ladies' primary classes
der this direction Of Mrs. Brookes Tho aaies class
will begin on Tuesssy ssPt 9Th e. o'clock r NJ The
nesday, Sept At 81 r. M The opening soiree WY take
place on Wednesday evening, seps 18th NJ D. Respect
able parties wishing TO ths above for oirosr
and balls viii apply to Nj. BROOKS No. 3tl Brcome a.
DANGlNG AoADEMy.-sIeNo7o planet, TIA
~ vol known professor teacher of all the and most
dances hast honor TO sppd2e his
and the public that he has opened dancngsa
loon at SI Broadway Signor planet will continue with his
new and scientific principle Of tsaohng his pupis who in
few lessons will Learn all the most fashionable dances
q the day Open for private lesors from 10 A. NJ 20 r.
NJ. from TO r. NJ ard for preots from 10 l0P.N.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-06

DEPARTMENT OF STREETS AND LAMPs;-NoTICE
hereby given that proposals will be received At the
s:S;s%sss 4: IVA M
Te s shah al bs ~
head. IDS Of public Lands acd PLACES:
Il: bss M. .sss. K. First Second Third
Tss second S,s.i.s include. tho Fifth, Eighth, Ninth
The Third district esmprisss the Seventh, Tenth,
*: fourth s9a :as ct o
Nineteenth, Twentieth, Twenty First and Twenty
The several shall the gutters Streets
h e Ss
:pInked swept collected il he:ps and cleaned at ssss
head Of the depsrtmens The said eontractors sh. also
sss sss cutter; street: SSs:ss ps.
sasS Is or s s
N
sSs.so WIN srs.sSsiis inssIssssios b sIoiSushiy
collected issp. streets than can Ss
removed On The same day -.
lid ss ss a. .ss own
street interesting the same clear of snow iee and all OBJ
said SHALL their own expense oversy
arssss
a%S s
III
all the apd Toe from the side walks crossings
and cutters opposite the public places and buildings be
longing occupied by the corporation for their
within the respective districts and shall the In
leveled and tho sidewalks thereof TO be sprinkled with
sand abes in Of ice such sidewalks aud shall
perform other duties In the removal of ice
which the situation of the streets require by the
head of the department ordered. -
Blank estimates be had by application ~ the off Of
the Commissioner OF Streets and Lamps At the Of
Chambers Centre streets where
obtained relative to the specific duties required to be
forme by contractors.
The amount Of security reqred will be go 600 for each
district for the faithful performance Of the duties
cribed above, and hereafter to be stated Proposals
be enclosed in eaed enveores addressed to Henry Arcu
srius jun Commissioner OF Streets and Lamps and dis
tnctly stating the district sod the wards uprising
for.
Qualifications for security will be based upon prsvisi
g. No bid shall be accepted awarded
person who in to the corporation debt
or contract or who defaulter security Otherwise
upon any oblga ton to the corporation.
Scc 10 No additional allowance beyond the legal claim
under contract with the corporation any service
on it's account In its employ ment shall be allowed
The right will be reserved BY the Commissioner to reject
m estimator that deemed for tho best inte
rests Of the city, Re fitness Of vessels & to from
by the Of Streets other person
whom she Commissioners appoint pur
pose The proposals will be publicly opened at The Commits
Soner in association with the Comptroler
ended charter section L. the nth day Of Sept
at ii O'clock A. N.
HENRY ARCULARIUs, Jr
scpt j. 1893. Commissioner Of Streets aud Lamps.
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fIORP0RATI0N NOTICE. - PUBLIC NOTICE IS
~ hereby given to the owners occupant
pants Of all houses and lots improved lands
affected thereby that the following
completed BY the and are lodged the office Of
Interested yzFor paving Twenty ninth street. between
Second and Third avenues The limits embraced by such
assessment Include all the several houses and lots
vacant lots pieces and parcels Of land situated both
sides street. from Second to Third
All persons whose interests affected by the above named
assessments and who opposed to the either Of
to the u1derssned - their ONCE No Hall Of Records
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES j. DO6GE, Assessors.
CHARLES McNIELL y
Oiee Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department Sep
TENDER 8, 1858.
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CORPORATION MOTT cE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
hereby ayen to The ownsr OF owners occupant or 90
lands affected thereby that the following have
beea completed by tho Asssscrs and lodged In The
for examip alton by all
persons interested z-For building sewer IL Twenty
by uch clude all the
raj houses lots of ground vacant LOTS peoes and
situated both sides Of Twenty xth street.
from Madison Fourth svenuss Al persons whose inter
are same either Of them TO
their objections in writing the undersigned at
their ofce, Hall Of Records within thirty days from
the date Of this notice
II ~ WILLIAM GAGE.
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES McNEILl,S
Office, Bureau Of Assessments Street Department Sept.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-06

f!ReToN AQUsDgcT DEPARTMENT-To COW
" tsactors.-csed bSopoale endorsed Proposals for
bsidjng aewer in Sixth street." will he received az tie
c.s o. The Croton Aquodvct Depsrcnent otnnda Psrk
until Monday the 9th day OF sepeuber 1863 At u O'clock
70 build sewer with the niece seAry resolving basins
s7G cnvttts in Sixth street, bet First and Sesoud
AsenIes The plan OF The sever speech oaons for tho
snildns 81 che AMI AL other iNormN lion ralana
vsysr, a. tt,s oTca NICEOLAs DEAN
LysssHsnt - the Cro.or A9ss0pet UepsstravrA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-06
AsTROLOGY,

L,xTRA PUBLIC NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ Mrs. IL. ROhDER 40 West Eighteenth street. the
only Ierson sa gives true Information on All interesting
Those who have consulted Mrs Roeder know the truth Of
hc surpassed skill in the above science. Her 10
spread throughout the United States with the pro
found confidence to the poic She is visited BY persons
regard 20 health wealth. marriages love affairs journeys
awsnits absent friends sickness and deitb. Beware OF
position, and nber her residence 1i9 West Mgh
tenth strcet between Seventh aud Eghsh IL
~ true Inform alton.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-06

NORPOR ALTON NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS HERE
" by given to the owner owners pant occu-
Of all houses and lots improved unimproved land
affected thereby that the following have
completed BY the Assessors and sre the office Of
interested viz For building Ninetesnt IN street,
from First The limits embraced by such
all the houses and let's ground
lots piece, and parcels q land situated both
sides Of street, First to A.
persons interests affected the above
and who opposed the aame either Of
TO- the undersigned at their Office No. Hall Of Records
within thirty days from the date Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE. .4
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors
CHARLES McNIELL }
Cfee Bureau Of Assessment Street Department Sept.
q
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CORPORATION NOTICES.

G0RPoRATIoN N0TICE.PyBLIC NOTICE. Is HIns.
e al isssss ard iets i.g;cvsS or ..inpssy:d lands 81
completed BY hs Assscss and Are lodged in the once q
interested YeR building II Christopher street.
the Hudson river b ths sewer N
The ite endorsed BY sush assessment include AL the
several houses and ground yseaat lots pieces and
parcels land Situated bath sides street,
HON West street 70 Greenwich avsnue sidss o.
Factory street Christopher Amos street. on both
id.s :. Fosrth erect IRON chnstopisr Amos street.
both sides q Blesskss nom Amos forty ess south
q street On boy sdss q Bedford from
street both dds q Madsoa street rom Apo. street e
Gsssnwtsn stree: oI amos 60 isss south Of
Christopber p strsea both dss Of Wssha vixen
street sn Chfstophsr 70 and thirteen feet
north Of Christopher street. the side OF West
from Chltophsl and thirteen feet north Of
Christopher street. snd the south side Of
from Washington 70 Hudson street, All psrsons whose
tsrssts Affected BY the above ents and
who are opposed the same, either Of them
ssaes = them once No nan q Records, within thirty
days from the date Of this notice.
.e5t s.assss1s 4, SHARIEs j pobsE {Asssssora
t~nber 8, 1853. lfA R'tt ~ III tkN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-06

fyORPORATION NOTICE.-DEPARrNENT OF RE
~ pairs and Supplies, September 1883 TO builders
SEALED proposals. Will be received at the office OF the Com
III Tuesday September 49, 1853 At IL o'clock NJ At which
time they will lin accordance with the ordinance
Shersfor for the alterations repairs tho Eighth ward
station the Of Prince and Wooster streets
and of the work required be done
nd Al In regard thereto be had at the Of
See o. the Of Public Buildings NO 10 Eliza
seth strees Bsnk will be FURNISHED at either Of
Zee Also estimates vi. be received for she repayng Of
from Franklin street to Canal street, with gran
me bosk ssone All Information requiged will be given ~
ne omcs Oh She Of Repairs md Supplies No.
rev lily HAIL or a. the office Of tho superlnten dent Of
Payements foot OF RiyinFton street. Also estimates will
SefceeveS ~ tne once OF the Re aud
srSpss No New Cry Hall for the alterations, additions
styatd in Twenty fourth street. between 5eyenth and
Eighth avenues The plans and OF tho work
required be DONE and all Information regard tberoto
en- BE- had ~ tse oce Of the Superintendent Of Public
furnsHsd nc either Office The Commissioner reserves the
right TO all Of the estimates IL for ths
Interest os thu corporation.
BARTHOLOMEW n. PURDv,
Commissioner Of Repairs and Supplies.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-06

GVROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENr.-TO CON
~ tractoYs-Sealed proposals. endorsed "Pfoposas for
Madison WIN DO received a. the Oss q sh:
3eptember 1883 at Il o'clock w. for the building Of sewer
with the receiving basins and In Madison
IT'S Madison street to the at Rutgers
street being length shout 400 feet The plan Of The sewer
relating thereto be obtained application
TO the Water Purveyor, ut this o1ies
President Of the Croton Aqueduct Deparlu
York. % lSia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-06
EMPRESS AGENCIES.

E'oRFIuN EXpREsS.-- Ell " ARDS, StNY02D & co.
~ broadway, are bs ppy 70 soy NJ IN
he recent deeison ~ the ih cat'o Ccaaiis Nnars
admitting caxuevreotyree 'ee ths- snahgI
u tsss tc,es Of this d.ser,s g. ss ps,t ~ S-g.f
prepaid, -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-06

CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE rs HERE
~ BY gtvon to the owners, occupant
ssts q q, houses and lots improved or unimproved lands
eoeted thereby that the following bees
cempeted BY the Assessors and lodged the office Of
ns buresu Assssmeuts for examination by sill persons
nth avenue and Broadway The limits embraced By such
Sssas lots piece and parcels Of land situated both
All persons, whose interests BY the above
named assessments and who opposed same or
YYisirs. to the urderssned, =. their ofcs, No Hail Of
9seords wchin thirty days from the date Of tce
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, }Assessors
CHARLES MUNrEIL. y
c%es Bureau Of Assessments Street Department August
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CBekLES MCNEIL, y
cNee 9urtao of Assessments Syeet DepArtmcn t August

EVAPORATION NOTICE-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
sn 70 n os rs
asted thereby that the following assessments
osmplsd BY The Assessor and lodged in the office u
~ Bureau Of for examination h6 all persons In
esseeed Fer fencing lots Second avenue and Thir
Aeenth street, The limits by
ssas Al the sewers. houses and lots Of ground
psocs and parce of land situated the east side Of
s6nd between twelfth and Thirteenth Streets and
eA the south side Of Thirteenth Second avenue
m whose affected By the above
and who opposed to the same either
e requested TO present their objections in writing.
- The .ndersgned at their once, No Hall Of Records
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES j. DODGE, Assessora
CHARLES NcNTELL, y
Oee Bureau Of Assessmcnts Street Department August
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MRS. ALVIN. RENowNEp IN EUROPE FOR IRIS

MRS ALVIN RENOWNED IN EUROPE FOR uEs
M skill in fcretens the future has arrived and win
furnish intelligence about all circumstances of life. She
nerpret dreams law matters and love BY sstroogy books
and science and tells TO sdies and gentlemen the
the they will alec the Of her viters
Mrs Alvin speaks the English, French and German Ian
sqages Residence "a Rvington street. stairs the
B6wery Ladies' fifty gontlenen enc dollar. Once
hours from A. M. till Up. NJ.
THE CELEBRATED DIR. T. SHUNAN, A SWkDE BY
birth, just arrived In this city, osrs his services In
troogy, physogrouv and signs; he he consulted
matters concerning love marriage past present aud the
nture events in lc Mr. = hiss Travelled through great
part OF tho world Tor tie last forty years. and willing
to give the most satisfaelorv information Ladies
Ane gen yoa with nsppy and lucky honor
M. g with cal Nativites calculated for Isai6s I'd
gentlemen 10 ser. Part cf the wo-Id lie ssci
6cIee - Hb Chamlers street, nsay Gzeeuvieh.
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3nAT1oN NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE rs HERE

EVORPORATION NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE rs HERE
given to VIE owner or owners occupant or occupants
a all houses end lots improved urimproved lands a
sted thereby that the following have been
completed by the and lodged In the office Of
tsrsste vsFos setts curb and gutter In street.
between Fourth and Eighth The limits embraced
By such include the several houses and lots
ground vacant lots pieces and parcels Of land situated
test east 9. Fifth both sides Of 5th strest be-
tween and Sixth both sides Of 6th street
from Eighth svenue 70 5 feet esst Of Seventh avenue and
the east side Of Eighth from l2t etreet TO 01
net south 81 17th All persons whose interests
ascted by the aboyenamed assessments, and
sat their in writing 70 tho at thsr
SAte Of this notice. WILLIAM GAGE,
+ CHARLES ]. DODGE, {Assessors
CHARLESH MeNIELL>
cee Bureau Of Assessments Street Department Aueugt
u 1858.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-06

EV0R LlyERPOOL-UNITED STATES NAIL STEAM.
- ship ATLANTIC, Jas West, commander. This steam
ship will depart with the United States mails for Europe
positively Saturday September H. at IL o'clock
her BERTH At the foot Of Canal For freight pas
sage having unequailed Accommodations for elegance and
kDw'D. X. COLLINS 4 CO., Sc VAL street.
PsssepgeIs are requested to DO board ut llZ A.
The steamship Arctic will succeed the Asntc and sail
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-06

CORPORATION NOTICE. - DEPARTMENT OF
~ Streets and Lamps by virtue 81 the amended charter
sJuns 1873 notice hereby given that VII Be r.
for lighting with cleaning and extnguishng the street
ana is BE-
tbe corporation lying south Of Grand street
by tho Nav York Gas Light Company The gas proposed
10 nsAsd must be Of the best equal at least 20
Cooperation or 5rsss lamp; Per 2. srs.sss
per 1000 cubic win rot be entertained Blank pates
can 30 obtained At THO 2nioe q Sl9pss Of Streets
eepton Of estimates for the purpose above expressed WIN
close the 18th day Of Septesmber at ii O'Clock A. M
enclosed IN sealed envelopes and directed 70 the
of Streets and Lamps specifying the
the proposals Estimates will be opened in
with section twelfth charter In with the
those rested by the head
of the DEPARTMENT. HENRY ARCULARIUS, Jr,
Commi seoner Of Streets and Lam 3
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CORPORATION NOTICE. - NOTICE rs HEREBY
gy,n to the owner owners occupant occupants Of
All houses and lots improved and min lands affect
ed thereby that the have been
plstsd by the Assessors and lodged in the once
OF Bureau of Assessments for examin alton by all
sons Interested, viz-For building sewer in Broome
street from the sewer bult varick street
and through Sullivan street 10 the Grand
street The limits cmbrapd by such include
all the several houses and lots of ground, lots
pieces and parcels Of land situated on both sides OF
Brooms street, from varik to Sullivan streets both
sides OF sullivan street from Grand to Broome street,
the west side Of sullivan street from Broome to Spring
street. tho south aide OF Spring street from Clark
Sullivan street. the north aide Watts street from Sui
lvan street to 1850 feet wcst of Sullivan street, on both
sides OF Clark street from Broome to Spring
The south side street. from clark Is feet
vest Of Clark srott All persons whose interests are az
iected by the above named and who are
pofd 10 the either Of them, requested pre-
their objections in writing 70 the their
ONCE NO Hall Of Records, within thirty days from tho
date Of this notice 800 =. -.
Charles CHARLES J. ApSoDbae, Assessors.
CHARLES MCNEIL, }
oHcn Bureau efAssessfente, Street Department Sep.
TENDER 3, 1888.
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MR.. JOIN OWENS
M MONT BLANC,
Fon FEW NIGHTS LONGER,
ACADEMY HALL,
S63 Broadway, opposite Bond.
1nO OOO GIFTS FOR THE PEoPLE.-JOsIAH |
lOV.OOV Perham has the honor Of Announcing to the

I0O 0()(l LIFTS FUN IhE pEOfLE.-JoSlAa,a
ses
s.s:s' ss's + 81 ssss1 e: hssss :'
5
Ts y S1 e
AZ, Nd any oa1s prsd...iSn h
hitting four persons to any Of the exhibons and emit
nE tie holder to share Of the the 100000 ss fol-
n: e The sssssas series
l. having double that sum sy is s1hhiiions
as1 IN SsGSny contain
Of cultivation, with dxsllng barn, and athsr No
'as
Po: Of the Sa ss's
peach orchard Of ono Thousand swo hundred trees
raised this year. valued At. se4 900
=: as.9 s,T ia :;
re sss.as horse Tss. WIG
ri E,'E Elss ss worth 500 each s ss
Ss s,!s :s:s: IS :::s Egg
One Thousand Pencils, worth IS each; 1905
IL: s;ss ss:s.t s,ss :is s.s: ii s
Fi.ythree thousand hundred ana eighty mine
Hama Books, describing the Seven Mile Mirror 5000
One hundred thousand Gifts yaiuea At. SOL Ss4
Sn Of NJ rG1h.m that the
oi .e dSe notice Which VIII
aaSss
x.ysaeI y lot s sns may
A%SS RSsm on
sp9 Rai
one :ia:'; :. se' sf1s :;
ff'f % Bnsns f
JOHN s. sELBY. Maryland Institute. Baltimore. Nd.
CIGNoR BLIrz. THE WONDERFUL -vENTRILo
Sr viii
@ xs n ana
day s,d a sss O'Clock Admission, % cents Chill
THE BRYAN GALLERY OF CHRISTIAN ART, CON
ssans series q tHe h1ndrsd sushsn:is paintings By
masters from Guido % senne a. B. lasJ to Horace
XsTns nov open for sahsltion = ss ssoadwAy near
1's ps,f 10 .iI'''n cents Inhibition hours 60"
CRYSTAL PALACE-yIsITERs TO THE CRYSTAL
Forty street. opposite the entrance to Che Palace
aD n nsy ases Il Sys pnas
ladies in attendance to wait those who wish t.
Ladies and gentlemen.
or someshins rich and rare are
Then kindly be advised
To visit the Fancy Fair.
Open every day snd evening. Admission Free
COL. WOOD OF CINCINNATI, WILL kXHIBIT AT
~ the beautiful Parlors 40 Broadway the most splendid
Woman the world weighing hundred and sixty
pounds together with other
menciDg Monday afternoon At O'Clock, and day
ming during the week. except Wednesday Price Of
mission, % cents; children I2I oente
THE GREATEST ATTRACTION IN THIS CTTY.-DR,
Abbotts Museum Of Esyptisn Antiquities, now exit.
biting at stuyvesant $50 will positive
y close in October and should bs by all who seek
amusement and instruction. Admission only % cents.
Open from A. II. to 10 p. n. 4EE
WONDLR OF THE AGE.--THE two LIVING
w Giranss still at the Chinese Rooms $50 broadway
Colossus is teen feet and Cleopatra fifteen feet high
They the only QrAHes In Americas and 80 South in
few days Abundance, . cents children under ten halt
price.
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SAMUEL D. WITCHILII, 10 BrUsU~Hy.
nor CHARLESTON AND FLoRIDA-sEMLwEEKLY
II u 8. Mail Line-The and fast going steamer
UNION, r. Adams, commander, win leave pier No. Mr.,
Wednesday September 7th at o'clock r NJ precisely
For freight apply board where all bills OF lading will be
signed and for passage at the office Of sPoFFoRp TILES
follows Ito jacksonville, $3l; to Platka, $50.
NOR NORFOLK PETERSBURG AND RICHMOND
j. w. 9. Mail limo steAnships-The ROANOKE, Captain
CAvendy, leaves every Tuesday, and She JAMESTOWN,
Captain Parrish, every Saturday, At o'clock NJ froE
per is r. freight apply board, and passage
70 LUDLAN 4 PLEASANTS. No. 50 Broadway
UyOR sALF-A sLOOP OF 40 TONS BURDEN, WE'LL
Il found. Inquire Of Mr. WELLS 10 Washington Market.