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NATIONAL THEATER, Chsthsm-st-DOOrs open
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ERANCONTs HIPPODROME-NEW an,

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Che il)orlo's fair.

OTrcr OF TIE ASSOCIATION exhibition oF TIE
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HANUMs MUSEUM-last Week of the New
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FEW-YORK TRIBUNE
THE sEsu-WEEb IN I H''
THE. NEW-YORK TRIBUNE,

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-04
JNvICORATTNG CoRDIAL-pRoF MORSEs INvI-
i goratpg Elixir Cordial-The eighth wonder Of the
hot world,

botanic world.
CURE NERVOUS DISEASES.
No language convey adequate idea Of the inmedi
and almost change which II occasions the
diseased dcbtated and shattered system. Whe
by Sickness the unstrung and relaxed organisation IL At
braced, revyihed and built Tho mental and
der lis influence The STOPPING trembling victim depre
and debility, becomes He stands erect he
moves with firm step his mind which was p.sy h.;as
buoyant and active and he forth refreshed
ted and conscious Of ygor to hs ooeupa
cns Nor is the effect temporary On the contrary the
relief lie for the cordial properties OF the med
cine reach the itself and restore 20 s normal
condition. Well may the preparation be called the
MEDICINAL WONDER III
Of the nineteenth century II L. a the hrs scientific men
10 the old World haze w s.tsnoe VI
srrsuIANT THAT ENTAILS NO REACTION
It's force is expended as the case with opium al
these brief may well be said Of him who takes them,
THE last state Of that than the hrst But
in lis operation perpetual in it's happy influence upon the
nerves the mind, and the entire organization.
A GREAT MEDICINE FOR FEMALES.
The unparalleled effects of this great restorative in air
incident TO females mark IN the annals
medicine Thousands Of stmusnts have been iavented
specifics in the various diseases and which
the delicate Of render her liable The
TEN transient and delusive vgo< TO but this
fash Of relief has bean by depression and
ra tns ons o. the
the vital organization md finally TO destroy the
MOI ss's iSvroon Arrra rtrsra
phenomenon In the materia mcdica hither
70 ny MY stimulant without reaction ~, o,
pYo,nr General Agent for the United STATES no "A
by druggists generally throughout the United staes
put in Pint BEETLES win the wor S,. p Ss S
two bottles s., five bottles for sl2 and Va per dozen
N. B,-Important advice accompanying each bottle.
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fyoRroRATIoN NoTrcE.-PupLIC NOVICE IS HERE,

CORPORATION NoTTCE.-PUBLIC NOTICE is HERE.
~ by given to the occupants Of
all houses and ot improved unimproved lands affected
thereby that the following have been
by the aud lodged in the office of the Bureau Of
mens for examination by all interested viz
For building street. from the in City
Nall point Chatham street The limits
include all the several houses and lots Of
fsound vacant pieces and parcels Of land situated
srest persons sts are aaeted by the above
named assessments and who opposed to the
eher of them requested to their objections
writing TO the undersigned their Office No Hsl of Re
cords within thirty days from the date Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES j. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES MCNEIL,
Once, Bureau OF Assessments Street Dep srtment April
-
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AUsTRALIAN PACKET-ExCELsIoR LINE-PIo.
~ neer ship well known and favorite New York
built clipper ship HELENA +. ii. Cave, commander, will
be Immediately dispatched, her second voyage to Mel
This beautiful and rapid ship built by w II Webb
ESD expressly for the China trade the first ship
dispatched from New York to Melbourne She made the
in 50 days returning via Shanghai, in 100 days
Under the commander who received card Of thanks
bis passengers the last voyage it is confidently
predicted that the Helena will excel her previous perform
ancc and again distance all hercompctitors The cabin
gle berths i'm state rooms of the
comfortable description. For freight passage, having
onchalf her capacity engaged, apply board a. pier Is
East River, or TO
JOHN NORTON, Jr., 90 Wall street, Water.
N.B.-No storage passengers taken.
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ORDINANCE TO AMEND AN ORDINANCE IN
Titled m ordinance relative the use o. Croson water
for street washing, &c. passed July lS44 Tns mayer
and Se os cS entitled
ordinance relative to the ue q Creten water or
streets side walks steps Or Aes esns eiook a.
Ana the r; day r. sas the rss " "
bcr to the first Of May In each and every year. be and
the IL hereby repealed.
Adopted the Board Of Assistants February H. 1853
3! Gsrk Gem Council
nance relative washing
40 Be ordained BY she mayor aldermen and common
That after the date Of the passage this ordinances
until the first day Of November next ensuing and each
and succeeding from the first day Of May the
frat of November all forbid to the Gro
after eight O'clock A. and from the first day Of
ber to the first day Of May following after O'Clock A.
NJ under the penalty Of Ave dollars for each offence.
Passed the Board of Aldermen, June ~, 1874.
Passed the Board Of Assistants, July |, 1874,
Appro ved by the Mayor, July g. 1871
Is the duty Of policemen to see the above ordinance
COOPERATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE rs
hereby given that pstton has been presented in the
c. to and shrough Fourteenth East river Ali
interested in the above and having objections
to- requested to present the in writing the
tract Clerk at this ofhee, on or before May i1th
Nay l. 1853 President, Croton Aquoduct Department
CTREET DEPARTMENT. NO. 4HALL OF RECORDS
has been presented in the of Adermento flag side
walks in Thirty ninth street. between Fifth and Sixth
All persons interested having objections thereto
requested to their cons in writing TO the
undersigned his Office before the 18th dav of May
inst. JAMES FUREf, Street Commissi
New York May 4, 1863
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AsTRrT1xsS.

MRS. BREWSTER, FROM PHILADELPHIA TEN
WI ders her 10 ladies gentlemen OF this city
IN astrology love- and law matters Interpreting
NC by books and science constantly relied
and viii tel the namc % the lady gcntlcmsn they IN
marry. Aleo the names Tho fiaiters idcncc NO N
Great 'oros r'Tfet eo'rcr - pcssyy l&aes q rcnir
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MEDICAL,

IMPORTANT TO THE PuBLIC.-suAKER SYRUP, A
new family medcine-Ths is preparation 20 the
pnbic though for in among the Shaker n
miy at Canaan, Columbia county, New York by whom ~
is prepared and now offered family medicine of
vaa having been extensively and satisfactorily tested by
them the treatment Of Of the ailments TO which
of which has proved especially ccaeious -Rhcumatm,
eryspeas serofula kings evil ulcers tumors hstula
rheum mcrcural diseases govt erupons PIN the
face white swengs and all diseases arising from mpurity
Of blood In female complaints II peculiarly applicable
concentrated compound Of the medicinal principles of
the various roots and herbs mostly their culture the
powerful curative virtues Of which, individually IN their
simple uncombned state hadbeen satisfactorily asoortaned
by repeated trials in the treatment Of the above complaints
These are united in proportions and with
great care in the preparation here offered The world wide
reputation Of Shakers for the excellence the
various articles Of necessity and utility they furnish
not fail to inspire confidence inducing immediate
ensive use Sold by all the PRINCIPAL druggists EBENE
FER COOK, wholesale druggist 20 Washington street,
New York general agent for the United States TO- p S.
No person should go to without having supply
with them.
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Adopho Sutro. Freight % pound No extra eharsas
CHASE a. CO, 80 Broadway.
OFFICE NO. 80 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES & CO.'S WEEK
~ ly u s. Mail Express California Oregon, and the
Sandwich Islands, via the Ihmu Of Panama in charge OF
special 70 destination, United States mail
steamer Georgia, on Thursday, May 3. 1851
Our next regular weekly Mail Express for California Ore
and the Sandwich Islands, will leave above a.
s mail steamer Georgia for Aspnwal Navy Bay, direct
Thursday, 9th inst, at o'clock +. NJ. Immediately
upon arrival San Francisco all freight and packages for
Sacramento and most Of the mining districts at
forwarded by California inland in charge
Of a spe cal mess ger to destination
All freight for this express be delivered with
invoices before the day of sailing, enable comply
with the government order for cordns and sealing Small
parcels will be received until o'clock day Of
err charge shippers by custom
house fees consular certificates No package should
coed 1875 pounds weight So feet cubic and
every thing must be in water proof will be at
the owners risk. ADAMS a. CO.. 50 Broadway.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sOTfeacs.

DUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE, NO. 81 CHAN
hers streetEotice is hereby given, to the relatives
and next of kin of william Stevens late of the city
York. deceased and who is alleged TO- have dcd inestate
that shall apply to the Surrogate of the County of New
York letters Of administration upon the the
said ntcstae the 2th day of May next at 10 O'Clock
the forenoon. Dated, New York, April 25th 1853
PETER b. SWEENY Public Administrator,
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ENOR LlyERPOOI.-UNITED STATES NAIL STEAM
T. shp PACIFIC, Captain Ezra Nye.-This steamship
viii depart with the United States malls for Europe posi-
berth, At the foot Of Canal street.
For freight or passage having unequalled accommoda
lions Tor elegance or comfort, apply to
EDWARD X, COLLINS CO., No. So Wall st.
Passengers requested TO be board at ll1z A. NJ
The steamship Baltic will succeed the Pacific and sail
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NJ JAEwoNT PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. NO.
WI, ~ Rcsde street, corner OF Broadway Once hon.
sundays exceptsdJ ron u, morning, till 81 and0 tDs
evening
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CORPORATION NOTICE.--PUBLICN NOTICE Is HERE
" by given to the owner or owners, OCCUPANT or oecn
pants NIL houses and lots improved Ian
sEected thereby that the following
completed by tho ASSESSORS and lodged in the office Of
the Bureau of Assessments for examination by all
interested viz FOR building sewer in Troy street from
Hudson River to Twelfth street The limits embraced by
such include all the several houses and lots Of
ground vacant lots pieces and parcels land situated
both sides Of Troy street. from West street to Green witch
the east side Of West street SO feet 10
north and south of Troy street. both sides Of Washington
80 feet 10 inches south Of TOY street
both sides Of Greenwich street 0 feet north south Of
Troy street. both sides of Hudson street feet inches
north and south of Troy street both sides of Eighth
I feet 5nches north south Troy street. both
rides of Fourth street M feet inches north and Of
Troy street. both sides Of Twelfth street from Greenwich
wch between Seventh and Twelfth street
AN whose interests affected by the above
and who opposed to the either Of
them requested to present their objections writing
10 the undersigned at their office No Hall of Records
within thirty days from the date Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES j. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES McNIELL,}
0oe, Bureau Of Assessments Street Department, April
IQka
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EoR NORFOLK. pETERsBUT

LToR NORFOLK, PETERSBURG AND RICHMOND
IL summer. arrngement.-The United States mail steam
chip ROANOKE r. Cavendy commander, Will leeve pier
no 49, N. r. on Saturday May 9TH, at o'clock p. NJ
Fassage and fare, included TO Norfolk. ~
do do do Petersburg and Richmond 10
scerago pafsage half price Only tho oompanys bile Of
ladipg vii srned For freight apply board md for
Jasrage ~ LUpL9N 4 pJLGsANTs - broadway.
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AGENCY.

AGENCY.
GENCY wANTED-A MANUFACTURER HAVING
~ extensive business connection with Wholesale drug
gsts and fancy dealers would accept the
New York market TERMS enable ample storage
and unexoeptionable reference Address Agent, prepaid
stating particulars Herald office
NYE a co.. SNIP AGENTS AND COMMISSION
WILLIAM ,. HrE, y. A. nicaARpsoN. Ausus-us IoAsAAa
Refsrcnces
VAIpAnxsoUaessrs Hiscp Co.. Hemenw.yAcs
PAxAsA-Messrs. Corwine, Bro. Co., Garrison Frets
RooI-Msssrs Bovmsr, Grinnsn 1 Co, WilHaa
INV YoRS-.Hesns: Z. Z. Collins 4 Co., Goodhus 4 CO.
HAND ar1lc Co.. White Elder sn@ 'Ass'''a ~ ~
pond 4 Hale, Cha, Toane, Esq, j. i. Lyon, ESQ.
Bosror-Mcssrs Aumi q. Lombard, Esq, +. d. Brishss
/ Co., Glidden Williams.
CArroS-Nvs Pashn Co
DERsoNs WANTING FARMS, OR COUNTRY SEATS,
find places to suit them in almost every section Of
the country and at prices from Ssoo TO $oV inc sun
%ent sa from ny Oft in city, SERGEANT
10 Wall street
DAY ToMPKINS, GENERAL LAND AGENT, COR
IL of Aretta and Gren streets few steps from the
.n s Staten o nesso
procure money upon bond and mortgage &C.. &c houses
1s % IA TsTf viii
ly attended to.
ITO MERCHANTs-THE ADVERTISER, VINO HAS
been employed in several important and confidential
situations IN Canada wishes 70 obtain connection with
the capacity OF agent traveller to make col
lcetions sell by sample &c This an excellent opportu'
the Canadas the advertiser has large business aoquant
in the principal cities and towns IN the provinces e
character ANA ability Address r. X " az The scy,t
;isinT bcOss q ", /, Aspepsit. ~ sasNq s@seh
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THE Sc oRTEsT AND CHEAPEST RoUrE.vANDER
pany Siearasaa proPresors through Of
The n'Hs h
STAR OF The VEST ZOO tons 5arthen, will leave from
Del
The popular and fast steamship Pacific 1000 tons bur
Of land sportation These in
lowest rates apply only at the Of the
company No. Battery place up stairs As,.
PASSENGERS cautioned against the q
line. mail bag will be made mp at the office.
CALIFORNIA LINE.-FoR SAN FRANcIsCo-rKR
y an''S'lisd ns ou iiRS'f Of FIX CLIPPERS.
200 tons register, Reuben Snow, Master
;psna as End
TSWIEF 100 Pear, street near WALL 0rs'
A p a@,e sod sSpi @ sn,
about the 18th June This steamship q the size and
and Il 'ss TO shs G &c Il: n
steamship in The world Her accommodations for first Sc
81
'ss The ;s s For s.
q passage Apply soSwAnp SON, Agents, Broadway
EoR PORT PHILIP, MELBOURNE, &c.-To SAIL
fRoiiNTX, loo tons Capt s. p. grimm omnsnder
ample to ss Rs
use Of the Fifteen cubic feet go lbs allow
each adult No berhs secured unless third Of the
passage money has been paid deposit This ship is fitted
up superior families with state rooms bath
rooms &c thoroughly ventilated carries experienced
attendance requisite for the comfort OF
tho provided free of charge Tho Tarointa
Of the eetet ships out Of tsport having made most
ocg forward saloon Is also sxby feet her main saloon
cabin fifty feet light we'll ventilated The proprietor
Of this avore and long established line begs state shat
his vessels have called at intermediate ports
One Of avote ships will leave New York for Australia
every month. Apply to AN t0NlA PELLETIER, propre-
tor. bs Wall street, or to ovERMANN GRUNER, con-
signecs, % South street, or on board.