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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-29

6NoEPORATION NOTICE. -Pu BIiC NO fICE Is HERE
W by given TO the owner or owners occupant or
s lots improved Ian affected
thereby that the following ASSIGNMENTS have been
by tho Arsors and odsed in the office OF the Bureau
Of Examination all persons interested
For tagging nor,h side Of Twenty ninth street between
Third aud Lexington The limits embraced BY such
include all the several houses and lots ground
lots pieces and parce land situated the nortn
side Twenty ninth street, from point hundred feet
east Of Lexington to hundred feet west thereof
whose interests aeosed by the above namod
and who opposed to the same either Of
to present their objections in writing
N Tho gned, at their oee No. Hall Of Records
within thirty days from the date Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGR,
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES MoNIELL,)
once Buresu Of Assessments Street Department. Deo a.
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6yoRPoRAfIOH NOTICE.-PUBLIo NOTICE Is HER1.
~ By theowner occupant occupants
of houses lots improved unmprcved lands Affected
ohoreby the following ons have been oomple
Bureau Of for e.smn.sion by Al person. IN
Grom Fourth the Hudpon river. The limits
braoed by such include all the several houses
suated both sides Of Ganseyoort strest from Fourth
street Hudson river side Of West street and Tenth
eyenus from Twelfth both sides Of
sshington street from Twelfth ST. Get 70 point rs feet
south street, both sides Of wch
street and Ninth avenue, nom point G0 feet south from
ansevoort street, both des Of hudson from Thr
both sdos Of Fourth street. from Thirtesnth TO Horoo
Btreet side HorAtio from Fourth street 10
Eghth she side OF Eighth avenue, from 10
RAo street Thirteenth reet south side Of
u.reet Fourth street to Eighth All
affected by she above named
asd who opposed the ether of them
questee present their objections writing to hc under
rrned ut their office, No Hall OF Records wishn thirty
days from the date OF this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors
CHARLES AcNIEL
oos, Bureau OF Assessment, Street Department. Dec A.
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NRYSTAL PALACE NEW YEARS PRESENTS.-HUN1
- Rosksn. Osts Storr AortimerJ jewellers, geld
beg to call shs attention Of she public 70 their
plate 3o SALE In class XIII British Depart
msnt For and prices apply 70 the AGENT Mr.
Crystal Palace or Ut 77 Broadway.
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IMPAIRMENT or REPAIRS AND sUPPLIl6 Hy
~ To- l86S.-Seaed proposals VIII DO received The cd
sfths Comnssionet srs sns sayplis, No. New on
Nms they viii be oPsnedn aceordanes with The amend.
charter OF 1883 the building of house for the
Of che OF New York, for the of Engine Co. No 3
be situated In irty between Seventh
avenues And adjoining Hose Co. house The plans ar
ator In regard thereto oan DO had ~ ths 81
Eerntendens Of fuho Buildings, No. III Ludlow Stree
Blank estimate car be had ~ either offos. N B-rt
reserves the rsht 30 reject all any t
ee0mess oeo0ea icf ire nteross OF tha corporation
BARTHOLOMEW h. PURDY
Commissioning Of Repairs aud Suppliss
STEhET DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL or RECoRDl
rusc notice 10 hereby given that the wing pet
NOES have been presented In the Board Of AldermeaT
Atv set curb and gutter and flag four
Walks OF Fifty eighth street, from Seventh Eighth av
nue. 70 I'll In TO the grade, l26th street, from LAwrsne
street 10 Ninth avenue Also the following reseuonT
eighth and foreeh streets where necessary Also the 70
lowing resolutions In Board Of Assistant AldsrmeaT
fence vacant ot west side Madison between Twer
yeghth and Twenty ninth stree and south side Twenty
ninth street between Madison and Fifth set
and gutter an asg walks Of Houston street. between @
lumba and Goerck streets All persons interested hAyn
objections thereto requessdvo them In wrtn
70 ths hs oce before the I'd day
January next. JAMES FURRY, Street ComniSsioner.
CTREET DEPARTMENT NO. HALL OF Records
Sesled proposals will be received a this ONCE until Thur
day January g. 1884, ~ l2k O'Clock NJ TO regulate
aee 18Th street from Fourth 60 Seventh Avenue To reg
be had application 70 the contract osz
d this department..
December II. 1855
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WINES, C0RDIALs, BRANDIEs, sc -FAMIL Els OR
w dealers in want q wing, oordals brandics vhishey
OWNS So win End tn assortrn ont and ~ tha lnwas

rts a The STORE o the tubsorher 80 fsurth averuo
tast 81 ethh atrcHs ~ daf 80 chgrGant Brown
R1 u uSpEkHiLL. sSf0Orsh a5oau) AL $50 Drppus ),
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CORPORATION NOTICES.

INCORPORATION RoIlcB-DEPARTHRNr or Re-
~ pairs sad Supplies beoemser " SEALED prope
ksp,rs and supplies No City Hsi, until Tburdsy,
ESth nst, IL o'clock NJ ~ which time they will
cd accordance with the charter Of 1855
additions sad alterations 70 houses of Engine Company
~ and Rose Company Ne H. situated In Amos street,
tween oreenwsh syehae and sxsh syen9e The plans and
nation IL regard Thereto, be had the oboe shs
Of Public Buildinxs, No. II Ludlow street;
so keeping ths nre and police tesga Furnishing all
necessary supplies and reparng tne for yea IRON
the first day Of January All In regard
6hveto DO had ~ tho sce Comm Of Re-
pairs and Supplies, No Cey Hzlf. Blank estimates
be had 81 either e6lss N. B-ho Comm ssioner TO
he right 70 reject all Of the estimates deemed
teT the interest Of the Corporation.
" RARTHOLOMEW D. PURDY.
Commissioner Of Repairs and supplies
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INCORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IL IN IN.
" BY given, that pes ton has bsen presented In the
Board Aldermen for the conssraotion Of sewers In the
following Streets wit in Division
% and through Market street, tho East river
also Suffolk street. between Houston and Stanton Streets
rec the East And in She Bosrd Of
Cor In Grand street, Fl, Columbia street TO the
East river All persons interested in the Above and having
sotons thereto, requested - present the In
rng 20 the Clerk, at this efoe, before
TuosdLy, January 8, 1851
9Hs9 / sa. EESSRrsr cs'''fs s as;ss'''
A. W. CRAVEN, o"ssSs
Cxoson Aqueduot Depsf tment, Deo q, 1883,
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-DEPARTMENT OF RE
~ pairs Supplies Dec S53-Sealed proposals will
be At tho Office Of the Of Repairs and
buppee, No. Now City Hall, until Tuesday, January
1884, II o'clock M at which time they will be opened in
codsnce with the amended charter of 1883 for the build
the corporation OF tho city Of New York the folio
engines and hose engine for engine Co. No.
l6 for No. 49, hose carriage for hose Co. No. "A; do.
Eo S. The plans Of the required
90 be DONE and sill In regard thereto be had
estimates can be had st either oies N B-Ths Commits
the right to all Of the estimates
E deemed tor The interest Of the corporation.
BARTHOLOMEW b. PURDY,
Commissioner Of Repairs and Supplies
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ITO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PLATED CAKE BAS-
kets oasors sots table forks table aud
81 TO s. dezen, plated white METAL also Cornelius
gas fixtures solar lamps, grand oes candelabra cutery
tea trays &c MORGAN, l52 William street. between Full.
ana Ann opposite the church.
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4 ,oRrukAzIoN Nor1un.-pupLIc NOTICE is nERs.

A.oRPuKAfIoN NoTIUn.-PUBLIC NOTICE is HERE.
W by gwen 10 the
Of Il houses and lots unimproved lands
cecsso ercby tsst the following have been
6he Buresof Assessnens for examination By all
Interested yEfor building in Thirty eighth
between Fifth Madison avenues The Limits ON OK Aoed
by such include all the several houses los
"a beth dts Of Thirty eighth ssreet between Filth and
Madison avenues And both sides of Fifth leo feet
north and south from fbirtycghth street. Ali persons
whose interests affected by the above nAmod
hn4 who are opposed 10 the either Of the
quested 70 present their obeons In writing 70 the
p ~ their omoe NO Hall Of Records, within thirty
dAPs from the date Of this notice
WILLIAM GAGE
CHARLES J. DODGE, ASSESSOR
CHAkLES MoNEILL, J
oGos Bureau OF Assesgmo Street Department. Dec. a.
=
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INCORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE is HERE
W by given that petition has been in the Board
OF Aldermen for in Rose and Madison Streets be-
tween Duane and Roosevelt Streets All ntcressd
In the above and having objections heres requested
present the same in writing the Clerk NJ this
'A'' hsS y of''iss . .ss.a'''
Croson Aausduot Dopartn ant. Dec. q, 1853
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NEW YORK AND PnILADELPHA DIRECT, VIA
IN Now Jersey Raircad--U. 3 Mail and Exprsss Idnea
throush 10 fosr hourswnser ArransomenSDsc i 1888
Leave New York foot Of Cortandt street, and III A.
H.; and AZ and ~ p n Leave Philadelphia, a. So
and Nj and Ms " saa " FIN p 70 for second osss
Fare from Ncx Ysrs, q IS u Md il 4. g: and r. H.,
Korsn gson; In n and TX p. NJ 70 Walnut street, VII
Camden aud with reduced way prices In Jersey 90
oommodascn line whh Leaves ~ NJ from foot Of Go RI
omnibu:es wiz RIM fros shs konsnssen depot Ihs pn
cents for esoh and with bssaso for sontc
Through soheM sold for Baltimore Washington. NoTe
Through basEsse agents and bsssaEs continued r. aal
lirss only faseopgoxp With Ns1eAxe sxeen fagYv ~
pnInukas kssn~s ths svsins leave -
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THE PEOPLE HAVE DECIDED THAT DIR. r. b.
i NAWAAN'S cough abodyne ooueh and colds;
price % cents vegetable plls they cause
price cents Tonic pain for the relief Of palms, price
IS cents transparent strengthening plaster for
prioe 12 Cure for diarrhea cholera ssasick
price % cents Bold at S03 Hudson street. NY Hall
Rucbe Co. 30 Greenwich street wholesale agents; Mrs
Hayes, Brooklyn; and by druggists generally.
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ClRANDOLES.-A LARGE AND BEAUTIFUL. AS
VI sortment OF lamps GRAND, lcs chande bou1ue
hoiders vases hall lanterns esndesbrss paper shades
1885 Canal street. OF Lnight 2S Canal street. near
Hudson 81 Car mine STREET, of Bedford; and I6y
Green ich street. Cortandt
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DACKETS TO HAvRE-SECOND LINE-THE FOL6uNs
Ing ships will leave Hivre the l6th and New Ye e1

They oil frat olAss New York buiis shps DgsviSsS
with all requisite articles for tho cofort
passsnkcrs and commanded by men Of ssperisnss = rs
sharaes but those actually incurred.
BOYD HINCKEN. Agents, Iol Pearl sssvSss
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NTORRIsTOwN, PENNSYLVANIA, Is5a-To MANU-
IN fscurers Of briok.-Josl W. Andrews, Esq., Of ,hs
We perceive toSh the first premium st late
unrvsed pressed brick burnt with anthracite osa The
patent Of Mr. Andrews H. being adopted by mary brick
ror in many respects to bricks burnt by wood they
es which renders he patent yory al
those engaged In the business Any person wishing pur.
chase the right In the State Of New York may cali VIM
Kadord EsQ 2 West street, John Cook at Croson land
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ISAAC SMITH, SONS 4 CO., MANUFACTURERS OF
umbrellas and parasos warehouses No. 27 Pearl street
An umbrella useful and appropriate for tho hA
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HOLIDAY PRRsENTs.-sILK UMBRELLAS FOR Ia.
dies and misses Also walking with
gold, silver, and other hoads, at % Maiden lane.
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$5O0 TO slooo.-THE SUBSCRIBER WISHES TO
TCUU invest in some good pating business would
firm parn, rship ceotion, Address X. T. z Herald
office, stating nature u blu sness, DO.
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CTEAM BETWEEN NEW YORK AND GLASGOW
= The GlAenow and New York Steamship CompAny,s
gtsamsr GLASGOW, 962 tons 4O0 horse pewarl Robert
Craig, commander will loave New York for GIAl gov
wednesday, JanuarX ~ 4 o'clock noon First cabin.
500 third olass, s2D-sseward foes included Apply 70
J. kcSYAoN, 81 BroaaVAV.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-29

FNHE RICHFsT GIFTS OF THE SEASON.-ONE
HUNDRED THOUSAND COPIES
OF JULLlAN'S MUSIC FOR THE MILLION.
PRICE oNIY
Among the Bubseribers will he aistsiouted
ONE HUNDRED PIANOS.
FL suberiber Is sed Ia copy of the work has
ss equal share in the "a tribution OF the Pianos.
conrgNrs
Iha American Quadiile, Th90reat ExhibtonQ nAdrille
The Cry sal Fountsn GalOp, The TARGET Oa'op,
The Prmh Donna Valse, Tho I'm fliah QuadriIls
Forget Ne Not.Stpg, Paul aud Virginit-yorr
The Atlantic e3aiop Pietro 10 Grand q a .dtilis
Tho Califorris Quadriis Echo dn Mont BlaAo.
Portrait oi Julien iuu mated ontspees, and elegant
title page.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR.
Definatio5 by NJ Julien
fs eolleotion popular compositions received with
much favor during frat Wait the United Staoe rs-
spetfuv dttod 20 my peig5G1 o. ssayelir Of theft
shadiert srrrsrs JULIEN
sN9ss by,e g1gss.c a ga ssps Of sns pchiUh9r
SH&tGL &. sphlik. ~ 3epstrsy.
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BUCK.kYS, ProprieAore.
R. BISHOP BUCKLEY, Musical Director.

RARNUM's AMERICAN AUSEUM-TAE LAST WEEK
- Of UNCL1 TOMS CABIN, as ID must be susoen led
during the holiday. e make room for the usual Festive
day and Saturday afternoons O'Clock Tn, moral drama
sf HOT CORN on Tueeday, Thursday and Friday after
-. ss Iyins GEsass she Bearded Lady TO- we shs
Ne PAsaueA l2k ssnh extra; Secured Seats % cents
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NEW YORK AID CALIFORNIA sTXAAsnIP. LINZ.

NV tUkK AZ d TALiFUHNIA SIKANSdIP. LINZ
Nicaragua prcprietors In advance Of the all
new dousis ss.ansh s shs
tons burthen will leave from pier No, North q
Jan connecting with the tavoriss steamship Pacific l
IONS burtb the Nosr sgua Transit Route
twelve miles Of land steamers are m
surpassed In their ventilation tons Por
information passage apply only 70 CHARLES MORGAN.
Agent, 8 vlius reen.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.


1879 .N9sT EArx CHAP AND RILIABLx
New York inland route Three daily trains:
sad NJ NJ connecting ~ Albany With Central limo Of
ssroad West also with The North fog Saratoga SprinSr
Rhitchs an& Montreal The trans With che Wsst
srn snd Hudson and Borhshre rstroads 81 Chatham
Jorpero for Lebanon and After Monday from Ne
'6roush .Skets can b procured and baggage checked
: For Albany Tor Hyraoase,
. Schenectady, Roohesse9
Passengers also received Brooms Bowery ars
Twenty sxsn Greet and Fourth stations The asovs
rains will land snd receive only ~ Ceoton Falls
.nt Chatham -Four Cornerp All other Sreing will
Cy HAL ssasion eornar Of TIon row and Centre stree
yAADEN AND AKBoY RAILROAD TO PHILA Dr.
W phis, por No. North river. rwo liass daily 81
IA. n. and p. N. Accommodation line at A. n, BIZ
steamboat John Potter 70 South Amboy thonoe
plasos and Camden fare 81 Express line at 2P NJ By
John Potter 10 Amboy tnenco direot Camden
shrough In four hours sad half; fare ~.
IL Chambers street for Albany and Troy
Express trsn, a. 1Through In four hours oonnsotrs
wh trains reaching BuhAio Or Montreal 81 o'clock
evening.
Mail Wsa. . A. H.-Throurh WAY trains q II u. SAD
r. N.
Express train, r. MnmiGran tgair r H. For rarry
Town, 1880 p H. For Peekskin, $50 r. n. Tor FougE
ksopsio TAO A. n and r. NJ Passengers taken Cham
bers eeDth and Thirty first strests
Sunday trains nom Canal sroe NJ $40 r. NJ for Albany
and Troy, stopping q ali way stAtions.
HDkUFb rRkNoR, Superintendent.
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nFFICB PANAMA RAILROAD COMPANY NEW
December isiS-Notioe IL given that the books
for TRANSFER OF stock OF this will closed from
tbisdate 70 the 10Th day Of January Inclusive The interest
on the bonds Of the Company due on the lt Of Januy
will be paid at the BANK Of tho State Of pre-
enation after maturity By order Of the Board Of Drao
tors. FRANCIS EPIkS. Seors tarv.
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NKW YORK AND ALABAMA STEAMSHIP COMPANYS
~ For Mob, stSPI ing a. Havana, the new side wheel
call for the above port Monday Janusry At IL O'clock
precisely from pier foot Harrison street. North river
sage sos Freight taken New Orleans cons9usl
to ad Co., Mobile ill be forwarded free o. somI.is
can be had application at the Office No freight taken
Mayana but specie No freight received sailing days
Shippers will please In their bills adng
On the evening previous to the day OF sailing Paros
ceive6 the Office only Havana pgS
cure a passport before leaving port.
LIVINGSTON, CkOCHERON CO, 81 Broadway.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

I 00n NEW YEARS GIFTS, AT KNICKERBOc KER
1.UUO Hall Eighth avenue aud Twenty third
street konaay evening, January These gifts include
fine gold watch bracelet and many other articles
Of jewolry The Boston HArmonans engaged; look
out for fun Gift tickets o. admission IS eents Jewelry
TO be ct Mr. Stones store, 1893 Eighth avenue.
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T ADY, WHY THAT PENsIvE BROW.
IL What disgust TO life hast thous
Why that discontented air,
And that frown on brow 50 fair
oh tits plsin, though unc onfessed,
That vile bsdbugs mar thy rost.

Thon away 70 LYONS Dtore--
OF bis TASKS buy one or more,
And in peace thine eyes ghaii CLOSE;
Dead shall fall thy slumber's foes.
Depot for LYONS magnetic powder and pills 10,
swift destruction Of insects rats and moe 424 Breadw
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DOR SAVANNAH AND FLORIDA.-UNlTED STATES
Mail Line The and splendid steamship AUG USrA,
Captain Thomas Lyon will leave on Saturday, Decembog
81, at r. NJ, from pier No North river. Apply to
SAMUEL. i. MITCHELL No. Is Broadway.
TEe FLORIDA, Captain NJ. s. woodruff leaves Safur-
day January Throush Tickets from New York Jack
sony lille, S3l; Pilatka S33
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BANANA TRANSIT TICKETS.-A. n. HINKLKHo
J. late forwArder the Isshmus for Adams Oo.'0
Pres prepared 30 furnish PASSENGER and basGAes
chased In New York take preoedsnoe In choice Of mules
Apply 10 JOHN W. DARLINGTON, adams CosJ Ne.
80 Broadway
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M Grand street Interest at the rate Of cent
will be allowed deposits made previous thu 0tt
January next. WALTER UNDERHILL, President.
JAMES p. HAIoHT, Secretary.
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MANHATTAN SAvNGS INSTITUTION, 6l8 BROAD
M way Blocker strest-By direction Of The Trus
tees this institution will continue 70 pay i dcpotors q
undeE and ave oene amounts $500 and mp
81 Co., All money deposited before the
aext viii receive Interest q above from that date.
1DWlN J. BRO WN, PrssidenA
a.S c.7I s4os.., Vice Presidents.
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RUgKLEY's OPERA HOUSE, cHINEsA HALL ass
BY the celebrated BuokeyA New Orleans
oldest established and talented company existence
being the nrst Y Introduce harmony into Ethiopas
Burssqus Operas To- ao Ifswlss ali operass GSoruses
sung BY other baads 6rt arransed, (as
q S has s hon hss the
abls Style fun without vugArty" commences
~ o'clock. Admission, Is cents.
BUCKl,EYS, Propristors.
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICES.

Gb7 Onn TO $4,000 ADVERTISER WOULD
DlVUU like TO invest from 81 900 to 81 700 in some
making business whore the services Of
competent prsQn acquainted with the city could DO
available. Address \. p. Herald Office
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HNRU1T FOR THE H0LIDAYS-THE SUBSCRIBERS
beg respectfully inform their customers aud
the public generally that they have hand tho follow
ing assorn emit fruits do40 quarter
kegs Malaga grapes bills half IBIS lady apples; soft
oil Jordan and paper shell almonds; bunch and layer
currently ctron and lemon PEEL Barbary daes Eeme
Turkey Figs pruncs jars and fancy sArtoons
maade and guava jelly n Canton ginger and uube
hiol aes and Havana orapges Mossina Malaga lemons
?. ARCHDEACON, JR., co, n Wall street. corner Of
Pear
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| DONED TURKEYS.-FAKILIES CAN BE SUPPLIED
ID with boned turkeys for Now YEARS. by applying at
| Montague Hall, Brooklyn opposite City a 81.
/ A.. Ii. HAINES.
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Gen. Thomas Marshall, of Lewis county, Ky,
was shot dead u few days ago by man named Tyler.
Emma Snodgrass, the girl in pants, passed
through Louisville last week, route for California
Esaias E. Smith, of GAINESVILLE, Georgia, died
on the 4h ult of bleeding at the nose, which continued
for six days.
The citizens Of Wheeling have resolved to
subscribe 100000 to the stock Of the Cleveland and
Wellsville railroad.
Mr.. Benjaman Leslie, ST., in the sd year OF
his age, arrived in London county, Va, last with drove
Of horses from Ohio.
The proprietors Of the Aston House, New
York have offered to give their walters ST. per month
but they refuse less than SIS.
Capt. VIM Porter and his wife and sister
have been arrested in Louisa county Va charged with
being concerned In the death of r. williams
The U. 5, steam frigate Susquehanna re-
manned at Manila January II had been unable to make
the repairs intended and would go over to Hong Kong
with one engine.
The directors of the Crystal Palace at New
York offer prize of $500 for prize medal not more
than three inches in diameter that shall be suitable to
award in the several departments Of the exhibition to tbe
most capable and eminent exhibitors
The U. S. steamer Engineer, Master Ohm
stead, commanding, arrived Norfolk on the LIST from
Washington and Baltimore with 90 naval recruits for
general service, and portion of the guns Of the o. 3
ship Ontario,
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TEIEGR.9pBJC TEAMS

ARRIVAL OF STEAM FRGArE FuLroN-REruRs OF
VICE President KNG.MoBILE, .4pra IL, 922 M-The
q. s. steam frgate Fulton left Havana the 7th inst
and arrived yesterday afternoon at the of Mobile
Bay She could not get the bar but will be up here
about noon to-day.
Vice President King and his family are on board
The Vice President very i'll when he left Havana
but he is no worse from his voyage.
The city authorities in consultation as to the
manner OF his reception.
The Fulton brings news Of interest from Havana
LATER,-MoBLE, April H. 12l7 p. M-The steamboat
Junior went down to the Fulton has returned having
Mr. King on board. He has just arrived the Battle
House.
STEAMER ARRIyED.-CHARLEsToS, .7prl 1.-THE steam
ship Isabel has arrived from Havana ria Key West She
brings no marine or other news. Eve. Pic
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-12
Arrivals at the Principal Hotels. l l

ST. CHARLES .HA Hurhall, DR. Dowsing, Ala. C Norton
Soethol Mr. Anderson, Mobile; Lawson Ala Crooks Is
a st NY Mr. $ Nsyp, Mis- Nsyn, Boston, julia H.n
Mrs Perkins Ky; Campbell, La Hays, Cal; Beers La
CIT pr Means sherman, G W Comfy, W Jones'
carr, Miss Tryon, Uncle A
La c johnson, Miss Mrs Collier La Sands Ala Miss g
Digs Miss. - 1850 '
ARCADE W II Lipmsu, W II Csrsons W Wilson, Ark C A
Ark c G Key, La.
ST. LOUIS J Knight Blackwell, Miss; Talbot son,
Stewart and lady, Ala; Brnede Aues
La Miss Lawrence, VI Lawrence, o. osgoot, Coast
YERANDA y Scale DR. Patrick family svey and fan.
iy W Thompson L.. W Il Brsndnn, 10; c C Campbell
Mss P Bond Nj Hail. Mobie Kipps Texas; Plume
and DIV, A heyalier Miss.