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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-12

MILLIN Frs WANTED.-Two or
- three good Silk Milliners. ia-
Appiyat N. C. BARTON'S,
oco-u l09 Main st.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-12

ENGLISH HUNTING COATS.-Just
h received, lot of No. English Hunting Goats
and Jackets, at No. le2 Main street. Cali soon.
&C IL KEEN, CHILES. & BALDWIN.
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LEGAL NOTICE q.


tSUPREME COURT-IN THE NATTER OF THE Ap,
~ pcation Of the Mayor, Aldermen and CommonAiey o.
the city OF New York relative the opening Of l5a
Mount Morris square in the Twelfth ward said city, the
Estimate and Assessment In tns
titled natter hereby sve notice pursuant TO the
oupaps Or ossup,ns III houses and
unm Asds assted thereby and TO all others whom
II may concern, A. follows to witt,
men and that ali interests affected there
BY and whe be Opposed to The 40 present their
man Of said Commissionsrs At his Office No - Nassau
street, the city Of Nav York. on before the sd day Of
Second That the abstret the estimate aud
eontaiping Of the Of the lots assessed
Of such cts a. they the
the whether for damage benefit
the adavits estimates and ether documents which we're
used by the said Commissioners in making their estimate
oee Of the city Of New York. there to remain for
the inspection Of whomsoever concern until the 2d
lay Of July next
Third Also that the limits embraced by this
follows that to aya tho lots Of land aate
ths Twelfth ward Of the city Of New York. which taken
street the easterly side Of Mount Morris
square, the by tho westerly side of tho
the north by the line of tho centre Of the block
tween d street and l2th street. and the south by the
line of the centre of the block between 3d street and 2
street excepting thererom such streets and avenues
parts streets and avenues have already been opened
the laid out on the Of the said Commission
hrs, deposited as aforesaid.
Fourth Also that report In the above entitled mat
ter will be made apd presented the Supreme Court Of
to be held at the City Hall the city of New Rors Sat
arday the 2d day OfJply 1898 at the opening Of tho
thereafter counsel cas be heard motion viii be
that said reESrt be ce o. sdr,,r,
sazHHSs Hb#SsBs
Dated, New York. May 10, 1853.
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ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS, 90.

ToHN b. wICKERsHAM MANUFACTURER OF WIRE
hsiling Iron Fence for Farms go, 32 Broadway, Nov
York Ornams nta Iron WorkIron and wire ratings for
public and private grounds paris, lawns dwellings &c,
from 80 cents $40 per foot Iron bedteads the most
peo assortment In this city prices from - 10 500 Iron
dogs Hons yaso. tetchng posts spring shair set
spttocns Sc, &C. Wckrshams celebrated railroad and
fence 81 &C 60 rod The subscriber oers
the stock iron work In the United
States all If his manufacture At exceedingly lev
prices Superior quality Of hair aud huek mattresses
John u. WICKERshAM. warehouse Sl2 Broadway
works ~, 10 and 81 Lewis street
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HOME RTN ADS.

TNoRDHAM vILLAGE.-LOTs OF ALL SIZES IN THIS
Lautifu healthy and hourishing village, situated
The New York and Harlem Rsrosd sboTt Ton mI.s from
Fordham Wetchcser county N r. for sale RESPONSIBLE
terms Title indisputsble For maps and full particulars
srpiy to BERRIAN BANKS, Is Nassau street New
YorT or the Poet once, Pordham. always In
nn the arrival Of every train at the Fcrdham do
pot 70 show people tns pfoy.AiSS
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(1Aa1LN AND AmB0Y RAiLRoAD 70 fhii la,
10 A. NJ and P. M-Aeoomn odatos nn.. It 10 a. n, b.
s's? 90 70 fss
@s By s.%so. John Rotss n, e sIsS,
nhaf Esrs--se Rssurnins, isavs Phhads'uha st 10 A.
is.sa a..,. All, ssx
's 1a. y snS ws =" a ~ r
sspss sornsr Of White Elm and censrs ssss,, wtsr.
.hcush ticket, pIosursd and ssssss CHECKED g,
.s received and seve;y :pS rysn
viii land passengers Croton Fails sid chashss Terr Cor
only :: hss tc ~ s s a "
and Ohio Railroad for Wheeling sAnssyrlo cin'inns
s Is. .: nas
sss s s@i
: Gsss ss sss .:s 1. ss =
s s S s. Io1 SS
New Yeri a AMOR PlTsd;lpSis az I'M, arrive i
s1s Ne"
sssE IN. ws III ns T'tiia
psstsg then a. The washington nl tion sosy House,
routs with really unsurpassed daon wal. daily
sH'
P:s.a: spGss
and thence BY ralrSad EBB.ssske checked tasoash to
or baggage Faro By through ticket With light 70 lie ever
40 TO Sinsinna slI 70 Lenisyills s2; from Wsshins-
g.. 70. the .,ssss Apply q. rh.dehia asisnorS and n.
.soa %s'0n 'o' WH PA iF1 Cen superintendent
HUDSON RIVER RAILhOAp.-Tn.irss DAILY F*ts
sup. ,s s.i IN S.qr
with trains rsasbns Buffalo Montreal At soloss ssms
evening.
Nail train, A. u. Through way trains At lok A. H. And
lP.M. .
Express train, Pm. AesommoaAtsn train, {.
Passengers taken ct Chambers, Canal Christopher. FoU
teenth and Thirty -hrst streets
hsepss; andbP p. 70, Albany, soPHinS ~ AZ wy Sc
Mons. EDhUND FkENCh. ssperintsneens
ANEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIRECT, VIA
~ New Jersey osdUnitsd States and Express Lines
tArough hours leave New York. foot OF Corsde
street, It 8. and AN and $50 and 6sg p Msys
ana $50 and $50 nom ioes Of wsisut street Fas:
TX r M, from Philadelphia. Thro.sh tickets sold and
nsson, Norfolk and Charlie in the and r., and
4 and $50 n trains aad Connexions certain with extra
trains bshsnd with baggage the 1x
~ Aftesn minutes before The xAins leave
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WATCHES. JEWELLERY. &c.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ~~~~~~S~~~~~-
WATChES AND JEWELRy.-TKE sURSCRJBNR Is
w selling all descriptions Of
soLn slvEA WATCHES, wAnA
1t retail, ut mob less than the usual prices.
yvRGENsEN
HeAi jules Jprgepsen watches received BY sysy Axsiv
with certificates from him With each watch. warranted par
feet time keepcrs COOPER WATCHES.
Duplex and levers, In hunting and zaea ceYfsoa
sine keepers INDEPENDENT SECOND,
and quarter es0rd 70. timing hos'' s'd s'e and
Splendid fod poke. ebrorometerr Witch run viAbsu
Any variation.
Nstchsa which eight days
wAfcHE3
for ladies, ZONE in hunting cafes.
CIAMovp
for ladise. sos In magic
wxTcBss
which Ell intG three dfeYent watches
wA~CHEs
up sed sarn ths hands without any hey.
Fine gold lep'ne watches foar holes jcweea IT'S Oe
Cole enanelea watches for the ladies' SIS 90
Gold English patent levers. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IS O6
Gold English patent levers. hunting esses :. ~ IS "a
Silver patent levers rs Tow az. 16 oc
Silver detached levers as low 80
sid all Other styles Of watches at equally low prices
Diamond rnss GINS finger rsnxs AaG eacsses
All kinds Of solo shsins, pare gold veddns rags geA
keys and seals GOLD ard pencils gold and silver thin
tles bracelets treastpins cuh pins locksts earring g,d
and silver spsctsoes gold toothpcks charms eb2seps
ehains, DO. SILVER wAne.
Sterling silver speSas cups forks pis knives napkin xs
fruit tnives, wedding cake knives &c. Watches are
thine, oy .bs returned.
All kinds Of watches and clocks cleaned repaired IN
GEORGE G. ALLEN
Importer Of watches ewery Wholesale and retail Ne
ii Wall street. second floor. near Broadway.
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steamship UNCLE SAM 1000 TONS William A. Mills
will sail for San Francisco via Rio de Jsneiro
prscisely and will take only limited number Of pas
sengers afording to families chance avoiding the
Of hs AND sbs r
the last six months competed successfully with and beaten
all Of the the Atlantic II is confidently OK
II has been done by other steamer going around
Horn For freight passage, apply only to T. MILLS
agent, 81 Cortlandt street.
NHARLEsTON AND FLORIDA STEAM PACKETS
the New York steamers oaeh way-Ths tARoLTNH, L. n
Co1eter master will leave Saturday afternoon ut
O'clock touching at Jacksonville PcOlata and Piaka on
wednesday The TLoRIDA Chas Wiley master will leave
Tuesday afternoon Of woek at the hour and
turning will arrive Saturday morning Due notice viii
always given when the Carolina makes extra trip to
81 AUGUSTINE only considered necessary to say that
these boats have bn especially for this trade and
commanded BY the meat experienced naygaors Fare-ro
-'f' JOHN W. CALDWELL 80 East Bay.
A CARD.-WE THE UNDERSIGNED, PASSENGERS
"a by the steamers Illinois and PHILADELPHIA certify that
in crossing the isthmus and during detention Pana-
served Of sickness either among fellow
terss OF the residents i IN Panama :
" H. cWIN s senator Of sAh f'ah'''0
HIRHETs TELcH. .......H: ). Land Commissioner
TiIoMPsoN cAMPBELL. o. s. Land conmis.ioaer
CALHOUN BENHAM. Late u S. District Attorney.
". B. CAMERON.
LOLA MoNTEZ
J. z LAWRENCE. Editor Timcs and Transcript.
A. ADAMS. ..............A Adams & CO. IS Express.
5o hS1 B WtLIhh, '..'U. $. Senator.
j FRANK Miller and many Others.
Panama, May s. 1853.
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DRoPosALs FOR IMPROVING THE HARBoR or
il Providence Rhode Island.-Agneer Department.
Wsshsgton Nay lS 1888 Proposals viii be received at this
the crook in the hsrbor Of Providence Rhode Island
and opening straight Fox Point the ain
below by dredging channel to be l0 feet
the distance requiring to be depened being
drad and eighty yards.
The shOas composed Of mud sand and shells The
material e1sayaed which be delivered into uit.ble
scsws for may be dsposted the fats the
with the navigation priv
the distance to which will require TO be taken being about
three hundred yards
The rise Of the tide six feet giving fifteen
greatst depth Of water generally in which The machinery
will be required TO operate.
The chsnnsl 10 be indicated marked out and the
work Is to be supsrintendsd by officer Of shs United
States en- ineer department.
The amount of material to be removed estimated at R 600
cubic yards but the engineer the gri
lege Of varying this amount TO bring its cost within
the lmits o. the appropriation for this improvement
per cent the contract value Of the
the remaining twenty cent to be paid to the
tractor the faithful execution Of the work which
be completed before the FIRST day of November 1888
The proposals whcn to be sealed aud endorsed will
Aforesaid.
For further information application may made to Capt
George putton engisses New Haven Come
JOS. G. TOTEM,
Brew. Brig Gen. and Col. Of Engineers.
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Eok LIyERPooI-UNITED STATES NAIL STEAM
ship BALTIC, Capt Joseph J. Comstock This steam
ship will depart with the United States mails for Europe
positively Saturday Nay % at IL o'clock from her
having unsgpned aceommedat9ns elegance or eoafort
apply to EDWARD x. COLLINS x CO, IS Wall street
Passengois are requested to be on board at 1Ix NJ
The steamship Atlantic will succeed the Baltic, and sail
June ii.
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AGENCY.

NYg 4 CO., chip AGENTS AND COMMISSION
IN Merchants Valparaiso.
WILLIAM y. A. RICHARDSON, AUGUSTUS LoMBAkps
Refsrencss
SAHrrAGo-Hon. Bailie Peyton.
VALPAR AIso-hcssrs. Alsop Co., Hemcnway ~ Go.
PANAMA Mesers Corwine, Bro. 4 Co.. Garrison Fr.s,
Vim. Nelson Co.
LIvrRpooL-MssarsL Bowman, Grinner 4 Co.. wiinan
Jackson. ESQ.
New YoRK-Messrs u. X Collins 4 Co., Goodbue Co.,
Capt. Esrn Nye, steamer Pacific.
KALrIMoR E-Messrs John Hen derson i Co.. Thomas J..
Hand Co, White h Elder.
SAN FRANcIsco- Mes.rs Flint. Peabody, Co., Russsy
Bond Halo, Chas. poane, ESQ.,, J. Ii. Lyon, Esq
Bosrov-1sssrs. Ammi c. Lombard, ESQ.,, Z. D. Brigham
Co, Glidden h Williams.
CANToH-Nye. Perkins 4 Co.
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nENTAL INSTITUTE $50 BROADwAY.-ALL oPE.
~ rstions in surgical or mechanical dentistry executed
with skill celebrity by Dre OConnor and Connery
reasonable terms Teeth extracted at any hour
lie LsL..
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''f s .is1sts ' cekff&s co. sa - Van st. N T.
CROWN SHIPLEY CO. Liverpool.
T. a. ROBERTS b CO., Is Kings Arms Yard, Loadoa
John NUNROE i. CO., No 70 Rrs Setrs 0sHss d~
Victories Paris; or
GEO. II DRAPER, Havre.
hs Of these ships will DO for gold
niser bullion specie Jewelry, precious stones, metals
saess bills .. adng signed therefor and the value there
II hharalr AxnreaneO.
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MIR. JOHN L. OWENS
WI ASCENT OF MONT BLANC,
EVERY EvEGiNG, AT THE
CHINESE SALOON,

THE AzTEcs..THKsE EXTRAORDINARY LITrR
beings descendants Of heretofore deemed fAbu.
lous eItnet and whose wonderful pseuarite
the most ns1 pcable the htory Of the
has yet produced be aS
THE STUDIO CURIOSO, go BROADWAY,
for short time prior to their departure for Europe.
Doors open from 10 A. NJ until 9h P. N.
Tickets % cents; children 121S cents.
N BThe unique collection embracing the entire Studio
Curioso can be seen without extra CHARGE
pICHARD SANDS, THE GREAT ANTIPoDEAN PER
III former who s now exhibiting in Paris, having COM
petcd his ut the Drury Lane
where he exhibited with splendid his apparently
raculous feat of polished ceiling with
head downward, trained by Professor Hunt of tais
CITY, who invented and made the astonishing apparatus
that For this admirable letters patent
will be granted, improv philosophical
mechanism. by which may be demonstrated with perfec
on and elegance before attempted of the most
interesting phenomena in nature The performance of Mr.
Sands during the last everywhere to
be original and most attractive feature Of the
with which he connected and henceorth such exh
biton can be consdered complete without it. The under
signed desires to inform all those who wish to purchase
and be in the pse Of the antpodean
etion Of improved construction aad highest possible
where Of the or thoe whom
under the direction Of the inventor Terms made
application at 5s5 Hudson street Charles New
York, to CHARLES 7. KlPP.
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GOVERNMENT CONTRACTS.

L light ys:..is:.-Tr.asury Department., Once Light
ssI:s 1sss
0ppn
ne ss:sp..nss shs sa 70 be delivered
York; l.r ). delivered a Boston; % deli
veredat Charleston South Carolina Of the following dmen
side Of
Of hold from TOP Of timber strake to top of BEAM II feet;
s % ' Pna ss
-
ps e. hd & top sr
1ss t. top Of % IN 70 feet inches ss1ns
yellow pine Of the finest grain untapped Southern tim
Of the lids are satisfactory to tho Board Will
viii Be- a :; Il # ss sns
and approved BY the sseretasy Of the Treasury
s
for sf Two sp
Each vessel must 10 distinctly named with the for
se Se
Rst
10 bid WIN Is ,dersd not conform to the
drawing for viii be furnished to
:sricsy mould loft lines viii be taken Of
and the mould examined BY the officer who
ssssssy Ts.:sry ssd who VIII b
strict conformity specifications Of the CON
.nd VIII s as in ':
made.
printed specifications by which the are be
and which will with the drawings and plans
attached to and form part Of had
Inspector ct Boston, New York. Wilmington Delaware
Norfolk Virginia, At tho custom house at Philadelphia,
tLs plans and drswnss be and examined BY call
York Wilmington, Delaware; MT the custom house
Philadelphia Baltimore and at the oce Of the Lighthouse
Board, Washington City.
Any Submitting proposals be present and wit
opening bids the time and place horenbefors
specified.
r.oposals must sealed for
Building Light Vessels and then enclosed In
ysoI and addressed 70 Tho Secretary Of the Lighthouse
BY order of the Lighthouse Board
THORNTON A. JENKINS, Secretary
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FyROroN AoUFDUcT DEPARTMENT TO coNTp

fNROTON AQUFD CT DLPARTEENT.-TO CONTRAC-
~ torssealed proposals, endorsed Proposals
in Thirty nth Street will be received the office
Of June 1888 at u o'clock NJ, to build sewer, with the
necessary receiving basins and culyers in Thirty
street. from the in Madison point
forty feet west Of Fourth being length
feet The plan Of the and specifications building
the and all other relating thereto
obtained ON application to tho Water Purycyor tLs
efhce. NICHOLAS DEAN
President Of Croton Aqueduct Department.
New York May q 1879.
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rRoroN AouEpucT pEPARTuENT.-sEALEDp PRO.

~ posas endorsed Proposals for thirty inch TRENCH
will he received at this Office until o'clock p. NJ Non
day. 1853 which hour they will DO for the
eayhton backfng rammng and paving Of trench for
the Eleventh avenue in length about 5000
feet The work to be done under the of the
The trench 70 be in such Of the street direct
top and regularly oped four feet width bottom
TO be seven and half feet in depth with Joint holes Of
At intervals of nine feet trenches will be required
occasionally The specification for the and all other
relating thereto be obtained application
to the Water Purveyor, at this office.
NICHOLAS DEAN,
President Of the Croton Aqueduct Department.
York Ma
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CORPORATION NoTICE-PUBLIC NOTICE rs HERE
" by given that petition has been presented In the
Board Aldermen for sewers in the vi, streets
wit in the Bowery both sides Of the where
street severed also in Fifth street. from the
to the proposed sewer at avenue also in Fulton street.
from the terminus at West street to the outer side
Of the bukesd All persons in tie above
and having objections thereto requested to
writing to the Contract Clerk at his Office
before Monday, June 6, 1853 NICHOLAS DEAN,
President Of Croton Aqueduct Depart nent
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fsvdE REV YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED sTAfEs
Mail Stesmets.The shps comprising this line ths

These ships having seeb built BY contract expressly .o
service svey hiss been taken in their COZ
stractonn In their strength and speed
aud their Cor uneaIssd Tor
elegance and comfort.
Price passa ge from York Liverpool bin
$780, in second cabin $40 Sxelsive OF axtra siss state
room, $500.
From Liverpool 10 New York, f9O and f2S.
An experienced surgeon attached to ssch ship.
No bsrths secured until paid for
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sTOLEN GOODS.


OFFICE OF THE CHIEF OF POLICE, MAY 2&TH,
" 53-Owpers wanted at the First District Police
Court at the Tomb Centre street for tho following proper
~ supposed TO have been stolen yzwo Kegs white lead
silver coin and bank BILLS one coil Of tarred rope about
inch; piece OF hawser, about inch. Also at tns
Third District Police Court Essex Market: Three black
California hats Tenre maker, and four cornelinn rings
There Is also at the First District Police pocket book
Which was found and left with James Nssst oae Gf the
G. Laird, formerly Of Liverpool and Belfast
Go. w. MATSELL Chief II Police
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CR0ToN AQuEDUcT DEPARTNENT.To MAs0Ns-
in Thirty fifth will at the office OF the Gro
ton Aaueduct Department, tRotunda Park until Monday
the sixth day of Jane 1858 at twelve clock NJ build
sswer With the necessary receiving basins and cuvert
Shirty fifth street between Ninth Tenth
plan Of the and specifications the building
ard all other il formation relating thereto can be
obtained application to the Water Purveyor at tais
ONCE. NICHOLAS DEAN
President Of the Croton Aqueduct Department.
NEW YORK. May 26 1853.
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FRANcoNps NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND


retention Of Tavori.s spec..ess
rRAk tsSsTs s5to t1 HfPfoSsox
With all its animated splsndors,
' Fran
rsana and sss The P.rsa A' '0''' "
kfriday afternoon and evening, May q,
the STAG HUNT oauo.a,
Which has been long in VIII be pr0du'sa
Inc performance SRx xs s' TSyRSx%EST
OF the Field o, the Cloth o. Gold.
The Procession win zoo ana
T OF and
Reserved Seats :" os"si season Tickets. - o'ss
opsn sns ea hs
Particular NoteeTekets be secured at the follow
Ss mG1 Aston House,
s w t. sa r Dr Gssa The psr, ,s
seats for any .9 o. the performances. ;.
vided for respectable soiored PERSONS p''''
RowERY AMpH1rHEATRE-THE GREAT SOUTH
Monday 1 and Is T"es ss s US. .na
First appearance m i's Tsh q
ns s :s
,,Isi Smith s
viii ; Is, st., :ss , x:
EsS1.s;ssy benefit 9, M.s., Waterbury and Ho<
grand entsrta i,,i n on saturday afternoon.
WAI1LI.A.c,K.ss, g. TTnE!A1kE-AoNDAY, MAY -, is
%5sa4ck rsr4 .s,c =,
:sas N. E.:s ;s. as ;s' M a a H;.
:sa 70.
Dick Dashali MT. Wallaek
MUsEUM OF EGYPTIAN * TITAN ANTTsU1TIEs sTgYyE,
.s ss'
=:
during the day and evening.
PROFESSOR ANpERsoN's FAREWELL NIGHT IN
ar an1 % sfns Fsy sysnns the M
benefit night Amsrics on which occasion DO
'l T,. TisSSIos1c MAGIC )
insure the p''''a%ffss 2 e fss COLLINS
Ams.ss assisted By Miss Emma Collins the pianist her
ladies have most generously volunteered their
Prof bess to state that as voniss Miss Rosina Cal
Inns has no equal in either tie w
The attention musical fact The,
tend making tour Of n shs g FsSzs States
the vocalist has also for the sake 2, Auld Lang syee,
sing Several nyorits ballads. v ''' ''''' ~ ~
Inc little h''rl Roo TSnd ca'i thi
Me- .s S9. oys w sfl Il.
JULIUS CESAR.
Brutus Miss Lora Gordon Boon.
Cassius. Miss Anna Ifabelia Boon
They will SIX sIi' f fIRffsf =. AND LADY rnAz1n
Psychomanteum and perform all his astounding wonder
which have parallel in the world and pronounced by
600 United States citizens to DO the greatest feats over
Tickets to Sc had At 800 Broadway Admission fy osnts
Performances commence at o'clock p M.
Tak caSfHsT Flaan In TIE WORLD
The SUMMIT OF MONT BLANC
From whence you can view the vast
SEAS OF lcE,
Mountains and va1 nsyss e A. SNOW
What refreshing ideal
OPEN Every EVENING.
MRS. EMMA GILLINGHAM BOSTWICK RESPECT
N fully informs her friends and the public she viii
give grand Concert ut Nblos Saloon Monday evening
next the 3oth n.t asssted by the following eminent
tissSg Strni primo basso, Of the Isalian Opera Mr.
Julius Siede the celebrated solo utist Grand Or
chestra composed of the best performers The city
Tickets EACH to Re had at the principal music
hotels. Doors at o'clock concert to
charge at the nsc stores Of Messrs VIM Hall Son and
hessrs scharfenbers Luis Broadway whore diagram q
the hall may be seen. +. THIES, Agent
NATIONAL GUARD BAND.-THE LAST CONCERT
IN Of the series will be given ut Castle Garden on
TUESDAY hvEN!NG, MAY 81,
Full particulars will be given In due season. Tokets 10
the principal music stores.
- -
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HROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMEN CoNTRAC-
~ tors-Seaed proposals. endorsed Proposal fer Sewer
e Thirty eighth will be received atths once Of the
June 1853, at II O'clock NJ to build sewer, with the
necessary receiving basins and culvers in
street from the in Tenth to the in
Ninth being length about nine hundred and Ave
feet The plan of the and specific ations tho
building OF the and all other Information relating
thereto can be obtained on application to the Water
Purveyor at this office. NICHOLAS DEAN
President Of the Croton Aqueduct Department.
Nauu Varr
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CTREET DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF kECORDS.
- Sealed proposals. will be received at this office uutil
aondsy May 80 1853 to regulate and grade Sixth
nom Forty second TO Forty ninth street.
gutter and flag spass four feet wide through the eide
walks sreohe ations to be had application the
Raet Clerk Of this department New Y0rk May 10 1853
JAS. FUREY. Street Commissioner
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-27

JAMES PRENTICE, LATE OF si5 BROADWAY, HAS
removed his business Of Mathem atica instrument
1anuipctoTy to No. Chamber street. east Of Broadway