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SECOND sIGHT.-pRorEssoR HELLER rs NOW

SECOND sIGHT.-PRoFEssoR HELLER rs NOW
- performing night at Chinese Hail. and his enter
tanments attract crowded and delightful audiences But
letting alono the fact Of his acknowledged superiority
fitting sseety generally more than any other nan in the
has already redecming many In
the clever but trick played them less than
called the during the him
which they had nearly betrayed awful
suicides only last weekD and nearly five hundred vic
Tins to living ombthe Lunatic Asyluare the appalling
results Of the Tappings Every onenan woman and child
should visit the Professor the truth those who
entrusted with the and training Of children
IT, Early impressions deepest Besides this expose,
l and this goes Far show in the ineriory Of the
tito discovery and how tho Of truth and
humbug may the most careful investigation The
horrible excellent And andoutabe are introduced night
cents reserved seats 80 cents Performances
0clock afternoon entertainment Saturday at o'clock
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IN ny-For Mobile, stopping at Havans-The new side
wheel steamship Black Warrior Robert " shufsdt Y s.
N, Commander.-The steamer BLACK WARRIOR is
now receiving freight and will sail for Mobile, on
Monday; April 18th At Z o'clock precisely from pier
taken for New Orleans A. thirty cents onbie foot
warded free Of commission No freight taken to Havana but
SPECIE No freight received on sailing days Companys
other form viii Be signed Shippers must send in their bill;
o. Parcels received at the Once only Passengers for Ha
ysna must procure passports before leaving port
LIVINGSTON, CR0CHER0N CO., 81 Broadway.
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ITrA1 COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, NO. NEW CITY
Hall, April lS5S-Notice 10 tax payers-The ~ sess
rolls Of the several wards in The city Of New York Will
be for examination and review from Friday the 18th
day Of May till Saturday the 18th day Of June, both days
nelrsve All tax payers DESTROYS Of examining or correct
the rolls requested to make application
the undersigned, at their Office, between A. ~ and
". y. j. W. ALLEN,
GEORGE III. PURSRR,S
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CTREET DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF RECORDS,
April & 1s53-scaled proposals. will be received at the
Street Commissioners Office until Wednesday May 4th at
u o'clock NJ to set curb and gutter stones and flag
space feet wde through the sidewalks of Eighth
from Fifty fourth TO Fifty ninth to
be had on application to the Contract Clerk.
New York, April %, 1868.
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TXTRA PAY TO THE NAvY-TO THE OFFICERS
~ and sailors &o of the United States Navy who served
in the Pacific during the Mexican any time from
1870 70 1852 Call at ths subscrber extra pay office, and
get the extra-thc double granted by Congress-
EDWARD BISSEL, Agent and atc purser United States
Navy, ~ South William street. below Wall street.
EXTRA PAy.-ALL SEAMEN, &C, WHO WERE ON
~ board the U. s. ships Constitution and Southampton
and who served in the Pacific ocean receive their
9. @. snUfELDT, No. 8 Nassau street.
EAIkk TIA PAY no THE NAyY.--ALL SAILORS, &C.,
VINO served on board any United States vessel in the
raeihc At any time from 1916 1852 are promptly pad
sneT extra pay on application to EDWARD IISSELL
liam street. ~ -'"'yi ." "'u'n -" IL
()rTlaUEKs, MARINES, AND SAILORS OF THE
~ united states Navy and officers and mon Of tho rove
nue. service who served IN the Pacific the coast of Cali
'ornia during the Mexican any time from Iss
toi are entitled 70 extra pay In OF the death Of
he aD9ye the nsirs can obtain the Address or
appVto y y. BELTS, Agent, 81 Wall street basement
TIN. YEp STATES szAMsN's Extra PAY OyyICE
u 50 Wall street. front once second noor.Osfo SEA
and marines or The Legal suoh wss
yope, IS46 S Fttrrny y&e entitled "a donbie cav
a5s1 ss,vs 4 AVriEa, Acna
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~ on Tuesday, Thursdays and Saturdays, from 70 Il
o'clock during the months at the once
his observatory Caseton Heights Staten
Island lie will continue the practice of opthalmio medi
cine and Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays
USUALLY from to O'clock at his office No. l9S Broadway.
TJOLLOWAY'S PILIS-AN ADMIRABLE REMEDY
IL for indigestion and disordered somachsThe widow
lived for several India suffered there dreadsly
the liver complaint and Indigestion that she could
scarcely keep food her stomach and system
became thereby deilitated that she reduced
aches and On her return to England she
weeks this unrvaed medicine removed all traces Of those
distressing and she enjoys tho best Of health
Sold by all the vendors Of medicine throughout tho British
empire and BY those in the United States cents g
cents and 81 30 per box. Wholesale at Mr.. JOSEPH HOR
SEYs, Maiden lane and at the proprietors, IA Strand,
London.
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HYe1AsTIKA.-,A SPEEDY AND CERTAIN OUR

HYG1AsTIKA.-A SPEEDY AND CERIAIN oUHn
IL for neuralgia tic doloreux toothache, nervous head
ashs and rheumatism in the head and sure q
childhood during the period ofsething dscoveref
being ccessfuy administered In the form sf
necklace TO be next the skin by the patsnA
An eminent physician discovered The vrtu Of hS
made and prescribed the mode Of application The notice
Of public not, therefore, called 10 qpaek incidence
nent ofthe fseuly peculiarly powerful in acting thlos1
nerves. anerdng generally Instant and always prnAnsnt
relief and eectng Patients who a1I
70 find NO relief may ~ The close q
money SCHUFfNER MtLDENER, 81 BsavsrstresN
rEsrMoNvI do hereby certify that the soposiicn q
factory results. O.. BRAUNLICH, II. D..
No. 286 Henry street BroekNin,
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CTREET DEPARTMENT, NO. 4 HALL OF RECORDS
y Public Notice is hereby given that the following petit
tons have been presented in THE Board OF Aldermen
regulate and grade SIX sixth street. from Eighth Ninth
avenue TO widen Gin street. between Beekman and FER
Streets line with the present northwesterly side Of
CHI street. from John street so Beekman street. All per-
Interested having objections requested to present
them In writing 80 the undersigned at his Office before
the 18th day of April inst. JAMES FUREY,
April IL, 1853 Street Commissioner.
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CTREET DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF RECORDS.
~ Public notice hereby given that the following
luton has been presented Board Of
have Eighty street. from Third river
regulated upon line Of grade running direct from the
sent elevation Of Third at Eighty sixth street,
the direction Of the Street the said straight
line Of grade TO be the grade line Of said Eighty
sixth street. from the Third the East river All
persons interested having objections thereto requested
before the 30th day Of April inst
JAMES FUREY, Street Commissioner.
New York Apr 90 1854
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rVrOroN AonrnucT DkPARTNrNr.-TO CONTRAC.

~ Sors-seaied proposals endorsed Proposal for sewer
Forty sixth street, with the the person
making ana the date Of is
p ss 81 the s q sn' 81
o'clock NJ 70 builds sewer with the receiving
seventh TO Fifth being In length about
feet The plan Of the and specifications for the
thereto Gan b obtained on Application e the Water
President Of ths Croson Aqusduct Department
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SHIPPING.

CALIFORNIA LINE.-FoR SAN FRANCIsCo-TnH
= ''n'Aed n< QUEER fnRest OF ~ CLIPPERS,
500 toas register, Rsehsa snow, M.ssss
world at nor BERTH pier ~ East river For freight
d. Sg6WLER 100 Pearl street. near Wan, or !.
W.T.. DUGAN, 43 Front street
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msnseaisd proposals. will be received at the office of
~ three O'Clock p H. for carng about 800 iron
Pes four feet In diameter and weighing average
he each These pipes to be taken from the wharf Man
20 the proving At the ilterseton Of Tenth
again Alter they shall have been proven and dstr
bate them along the Tenth between tho gate
houses where they to be lad-th
aging for each pipe about 600 feet Proposals win state
70 ind oil help in loading and unloading
approved bond for the fument Of his
Bidders will be instructed in the of max
ing tender by calling at the Department.
April H. 1853. NICHOLAS DEAN, President
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RARNUMS MUsEUM.-BENEFIT OF MR.. G. W.
DClarkc tomorrow afternoon and evening Monday af
CoPsE In The evening min at w o'ooeS' TIE muNCM
BACK in which Miss Kate Horn, Miss Mestayer Messrs
IL: y. DAILY, c. Clarke Hadaway, &c. will appear. Ad-
mission TO the whole Museum Entertainments cents
Parquet and First Balcony, 1915 cents extra
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NTOTIcE.-TnE INTEREST ON THE PUBLIC STOCKS
IN ofthe city Of New York due and payable May l. 1853
IN y Paid on Che second Say Of Nay, By W Mmonda
vail street The transfer books will BE- closed Tuesday
April IL ct clock For the convenience STOCK
lsaeYs transfers will be permitted during the period the
sssAs remain closed. TO take effect Nay Ia 1855.
csnptrolla's Once New York, April s. 1854
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(yROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT.-TO MAsONs.
Sealed proposals will be received at the office Of the
day, tho 9th day Of April 1853 ut u O'clock NJ to build
sewer with the receiving basins and culver in
street.. The plan of tho and specifications the
Auildng of the and all other information reAting
yeyor, at this once. NICHOLAS DEAN,
President Of the Croton Aqueduct Department
New York April l6 1883,
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DUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE, NO 81 CHAM
i bers street-Nocc is hereby given to the relatives
and Of kin of William Stephens late the city
York and who is alleged to have died interstate
York for letters Of administration upon
sad ntestate the 10Th day Of May next at 10 o'clock in
the forenoon. Dated New York April 25th, 1853
PETER b. SWEENY Public Administrator.
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(IROTON AQUEDUCTDE DEP ARTMENT-TOC CONTRACT
ers-Ssaled proposals. endorsed Proposal sewer in
sster be received At the ooe Of the
Aguedust Department. until Monday, tho 18th day Of April
HIS 1T II o'clock NJ to build sewer, with the necessary
ssosying basins and eulysrts in Hester street the
street. being length about $40 feet The plan the
and for the building the and all other
relating thereto be obtained application
70 the Water Puryeyor at this office. NICHOLAS DEAN
President Croton Aqueduct Department.
New York April is. 1853
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CTREET DEPARTMENT, NO. 4HALL OF RECORDS
- Notice hereby given that the resolutions
been presented in the Board Of AldermenTo the side
Of Broome street tagged To have the sidewalks Of Ninth
avenue between Forty and Forty fifth Streets
ged four feet WIDE All persons interested having
objections thereto requested to them writing
20 the undersigned at his office before the 18th day Of
April inst. JAMES FURY, Street Commissioner.
New York, April 10, 1853
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nEsPATcn LINE FoR SAY FRANoIsco-MAKE

nESPATCH LINE FOR SAN FRANCISCO-MAKE
~ way for YOUNG AMERIcA:n-Clear the Track
This magnificent clipper built by w. H. Webb Esq.
commanded by Captain d. s. Babcock formerly clip
Sword Fish, will be ready for freight tho last OF this
week Engagements BIO made at favorable rates
immediate application From the superior model Of this
pntaton expected she will land her in San
cisco at the earliest possible day Apply to SUTTON co.
afrnnt
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nR. BERON, NO.2 CITY HALL PLACE, CORNER OF
Chambers and Centre streets Once hours from o'clock
till u A. M and from till evenings B-Dr u. is
member of the New York University.
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EvoR SAVANNAH AND FLORIDA-UNlTED STATES
mail line.-The new and splendid steamship ALABAMA
g. d. Ludlow, captain, will leave Saturday, April 80 at
O'Clock p a.. from pier No 4 North river. Apply to
SAMUEL l.. MITCHELL 1874 Front street.
The Augusta, Thomas Lyon, captain, Saturday, May
For speed strength, Accommodations and fare, these
ships have superior on the ocean.
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E0R LIvERPOoL-THE STEAMSHIP ALPS, CAPT
Wiekman, will sail for Liverpool on Thursday 18th In
slant. For freight, apply to
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DOR SAN FRANCISCO VIA VERA CRUZ AND AGA.
Il puleo.-The new and fast steamship ALBATROsS.
vana on or the 10th May PASSENGERS BY This route
have opportunity visiting City many
points interest connected with the late Passage
IN the cabin 500; in the steerage $50.
SIMEON mr. PER ~ Pine corner NJ William straaN
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(toppORArTON NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. on RE-

eairs and Supplies April 90 l8oS-To Builders
pro posas will received at the Office the
q Repairs ed Supplies: No New City Hall until s.saT
opened lin accordance with the ordinance therefor for
the additions and alterations Of house Third avenue
adjoining No. 49, house for the Of Company 49,
Bsids will estimate for the mason and carpenter work
81 DONE and all information regard tSereto
had q the once Of Superintendent Repairs to Public
BuAdngs No. 10 Elizabeth street. Blank estimates will be
furnished 1T either oce. NJ BThe Commissioner
the right to reject all any Of the estimates deemed for
BARTHOLOMEW B. PURDY.
Commissioner Of Repairs and Supplies.
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TN0R SAVANEAH-THE NEW AND SPLENDID SIDE
Z wheel steamship STATE OF GEORGIA, Captain W.
Collins carrying the United States mail will leave Phls
o'clock from the wharf above Vine street In speed
convenience Of passengers this ship unsurpassed Fare
from New York Philadelphia $25 steerage 80 The State
Of Georgia leaves above alternate Wednesday
Agents in Philadelphia Heron Martin, No. G1s North
vharyes; in Savannah. c. A. L. Lamar
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dor SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE.-THE UNITED
II States Mail steamship HUMBOLDT, D. Lines, Com
mander will leave for Havre touching At Southampton
land the mails and passengers Saturday Nay th
II o'clock from pier No. North river.
Price Of passage, 1T class. $50
An Surgeon atsehed to the vessel Luggage
rot ya1ted during the voyage should be sent
taken after Thusday Maya For freight passage apply
TO MORTIMER LIVINGSTON, Agent, s. Broadway.
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United STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP,CUMPANY-FU
y New Orleans, via Havana-Tho splendid Steamship
The pier At fsot Warren street North River wedno
:sge New Orieans-Uppcr and after Saloon
Berths $50 Lower Forward Saloon Berks $50 Steerage
to New Orleans at cubic shippers Of freight
Of lading, which may be had application the office.
other form will be signed No bills of adng signed after IL
o'clock on the day Of sailing For apply
N. 0. ROBERTS, III West street,
corner of Warren street.
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They ali rstciass New York built ships provided
with all requisite articles for the comfort
and commanded ey men Of experiences thu
Goods rent 70 the Subscribers will be forwarded free from
any charges but those actually incurred.
BOYD HINCKEN, Agents, 1854 Pearl street.
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|(NORPORATION NOTICE - PUBLIC NOTICE II
hereby gvsa that petition has been presented in tn
Christopher street. All persons interested in thu
absvs and having thereto are requested
len or before April %. NICHOLAS DEAN, President.
Croton Aqueduct Department, April IT, 1853.
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FOR NORFOLK, PETERSBURG AND RICHMOND
IL The United States mail steamship ROANOKE, E. Ca
yendy commander will pier North river on Satur-
day. April Goth, at o'clock Pm. For freight apply
board, and for passage to
LtDLAM 4 PLEAsANTs, SO Front street.
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WEIGHS NATIONAL THEATRE, PHILADELPHIA
w The ladies and engaged at this
will please assemble i'll the green Wenest at 10
O'clock A. NJ prior to the opening Saturday April 80
5. E. HARRIS, Acting and Stage Manager.
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fNROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENTAL ONTRAC-
tors-Sealed proposals. endorsed Proposal
Thirty sFee will Be received e. the office Of the
81 April 1853, At II O'clock NJ to build with the
Aeeessary receiving basins and cuverts in
Seventh avenue to point about feet east easery
plan Of the and Specifications for the building tho
same and all other relating thereto be OBJ
tanned application to the Water Purveyor at this Office
NICHOLAS DEAN,
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CTRRLT DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF RECORDS
ton has been presented the erect
fences In front Of the lots both sides Of Fifth
from Thirty street to Forty second street.
S sth 70 snS Th lois between sne fdtsa
strsete Also the following petition in the Board Of Assist
ant AdermenTo regulate and grade Sixty third street
from Eighth TO Ninth avenues All interested hay
ing objections thereto requested to them
writing TO the undersigned at his oce before the
Xprilll. 1858 JAMES FUREY. Street Commissioner,
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s>>~>N>N>~>N~>S>NNN>N>N >
nR A. MAURECEAU CAN BE CONSULTED AT HIS
IL oce 100 Liberty street. by letter addressed to box
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DUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
following resolution has been presented in Board
Of AsEstant AldermenTo regulate and grade Fiftieh
street from Eighth avenue to Broadway to flag
Asrestsd having objections requested
writing to the undersg ned his the
day Of April inst JAMES FUREY, Street Commissioner.
April ID, 1883
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CORPORATION NOTICE-PUBLIC NOTICE is HERE
by given that petition has been presented the Board
Grand proposed sewer Brooe street All persons in
terestcd in the above and having objections thereto
4sesed TO present the iame in writing the Contract
Clerk, at this office, on or before May 2, 1853
NICHOLAS DEAN, President.
Croton Aqueduct Department, April q, 1858
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THE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
Nail Steamers-Ths ships comprising this line the
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AT METROPOLITAN HALL,
TIL RSDAY EVENIN APRIL %,
Doors open at O'Clock; TO commence ct 2
On which OCCASION in addition to the Grand
Military Band, will introduced the Second Coynet BAND
their first appearance.
In consequence Of expressed general desire Won Webrs
Jubel Overture which enthusiastically encored at
the first Concert, will be repeated.
Subscription, twelve tickets S. Tickets 80 cents TO ba
had at H. u. DODWORTH CO.'S music store, 493 Broad
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A UsTRALIAN STEAMSHIP CoMPANY-FoR PORT
"A Philip Melbourne and Sydney, Australia.-The mag
nfoent steamship Col DEN AGE 5000 tens burthen,
commander viii be despatched for the above ports
about the 18th May This steamship is of the and
.s.sngh and in every way eags to the Collins line Of
steamship in the world Her accommodations for first
eond and third class to Of
steamer built Rates Of passagsFirst class ladies
saloon, 1876 first class upper saloon $780, second class
1876 third class 5000 The books For freight
passage, apply to
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LNOR AUSTRALIA.-THE SUPERIOR Al NEW YORK
clipper ship TEXAS at pier No. IL R. is CLOSING the
balance of her and will sail the Sh inst Shippers
will please complete their engagements and hand ia their
bills Of adng small quantity Of freight and few
be tai For balance of
having unequalled accommodations, apply board,
SANDEORD Gnnth str ! - r = !.
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A USTRALIA-PIONEER LINE-SHIPPERS TO AUS
n traa now engage freight the entirely and
superior clipper ship SEA RANGER-tenth ship of the
above line The has recently been launched from the
yarn nsr m Name ana Tii pc a. her
model expected she will make the Port Philip
inside of seventy days For freight passage apply to r.
W CAMERON. or JOHN OGDEN. ll6 Vail street.
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E,OR HAVANA VIA CHARLESTON, s. C.-UNITED
II States mail steamship ISABEL William Rollins,
msnderIhs splendid steamship win leave Charleston for
and leave Havana for Charleston the Sth each
month Apply to NORDECAI l. CO., Charleston South
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

AEORGAN's EXPOSURE OF FREEMAsONRY.-AF FEW
M copies Of this scarce work for SALE by the und.r
signed price ST. Also Alyns Ritual Of Masonry price So
sent any part Of the country. Address, post paid
John Pyne, 81 Ann street, Fowler's buildings.
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nR. COOPER, II DUANE STREET BETWEEN CHAT
~ ham William streets may be consulted at his ONCE
from A. NJ. tog NJ DR.. c. regularly educated ply
oiaut ma
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DAGB, BACON CO., BANKERs SAN FRANCISCO
Cal-Exehange London, Valparaiso, and the prncpa
sss Of the United States for sale sums to :1 Coliec
and proceeds promptly RENTED Refer and draw
American Exchange Bank. HssuA Duncan. Sherman Co.
New York.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-26

gB- The Northern Kentucky Importing Associa-
iion Of breeders had an auction sale of their pure
oiooded short horned stock, purchased in Eogand
10 1853, the farm OF Bruius Clay, Of Bon,bon ca
KY, on the 18th Of August. The purchasers we're
put under obIigaliens TO remove the stock from
that State for one year The prices we're very hieh
white bull, csIyed in May, 1850, cost in England
$500, sold for $1,000 Diamond, roan-calved in
june 1850, cosi $500, sold Tor $600l. The Count.
roan,--cost $525. sold for $25l5. Oronios, red
and whiie-calyed September 1851, cost $500. sold
Tor $4525. Fusileer, roan-cost 1876, sold Tor
$4475. Challenger, roan-calved January, 1852
cost $3.50, sold foI S4S5S. Cows aud heiGers went
in the same proportion. Mazurka, daik roam, calved
August, 1850, cost $500, sold for $3O5O. Three
Souihdown bucks sold for 1856. $3.50, $40, and
three ewes FOR $3.50, $3.50, $3.50.