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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-01

ERANCONFS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF
Greeks and Romans.
Esy goEgssg Il GFfsSsonr
.o =, With all its animated speI doris,
And on. exciting nns novel; pssss 1 stadium
Chase fitting Ground and the
On S$s s1StS fvi Sa}yAr Nay q
@ Band Mons
Of nc oP PEssiists Coates
Tho entertainments IA VIZ cd fSm%e9 GsE Sth
who @ By six
TO be followed by extraordinary exhibition Of Aerial
haan''iam' 80 feet if Ta T n &sFfIqanSs entitled
The third representation will DO surprising address, by
five horsemen riding two horses each at full speed while
.'an'as y Ia s 5EGS DE LA 4ME oLYxprADE,
dian BY Mossrs. sssrist Marin, Stout, Sergeant and
After ter, which Comic Race Of Ponies travesto Of
THE COURSE DEs sINGEs,
kdds5 Gfs EMsSaoaFsy THE 'siay Ssssum'
In which Mons Franconi will perform with his dancing
TME GREAT SPEED OF THE OSTRICH
Will be displayed In harness attached charots an
II pS'sS s1ss
test for the prizes, by Mile Mason, Mines Marin and Sy
minutes, for refreshment and promenade
FIELD OF THE
CLOTH OF GOLD,
a sa
drawn ~
King Henry VIII. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Mons, cherenie
Queen Catbarins Of Aragon Nine Angelina
Knights Gourtiers Heraids, saures Pages, &C.
and Aas 'i % %
rana s ssas MAIN s
Pot Pourri from Laerssia, rranEsd ~ M Coates.
will give an 'Ahi'i'io gE e sef fGARrENs,
sa; Henri viii issSodaes his wonderfully
i great variety Of performances, including back jumps
Animated exhibition Of Field Sports by Ave Partisan
p who Nh sRAN s fFffs GaPs for the
Mounted fleet and beautiful Courses jumping hurdles
and Il FERSa IL Hs E$yTFSsS
BY s s y s s liz
wonderful feat e aRasp cI yss S'p Rash
1s at e sIssd y Mons FranSoni and Mons
messed since the classic ages.
The whole G I'll fsrSH %oE Th grand
and sgahy Decorated with flying streamers
F E 81 and evening
B Bsssrvsd seats 90 Cents F P % cests
nTho first Afternoon Performances will given on Tuesday
commencing at half past two o'clock Children under
Of will be admitted in tho afternoon only at half
price.
The Sixth railroad within half block Of
the Hppodrope and leave the of Barclay Church
streets three minutes and the Of Canal street
and Broadway every five minutes.
The Broadway and Forty ninth street stages will put
down at the door the Hppodrom leaving the
South ferry every five minutes.
DOWERY THEATRE-MRS. II. PARKERS BENE-
ID ft-Mrs. Parker respectfully that her
benefit in New York will take place
WEDNESDAY EVENING. MAY A.
The tragedy of JANE SHORE-Jane Shore, Mrs Parker.
The comedy of the LOVE CHASE-Wildrake, Mt E. Ed
dy; Constance, Mrs. Parker.
The drama of the DAUGHTER OF THE REGIMENT
Marie, Mrs. Parker
Box book open.
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CORPORATION NOTICE-PUBLIC NOTICE IS HERE
~ by given, to the occupant
Of all houses and lots improved unmproved lands af
footed thereby that the following have been
completed by the and are lodged the office Of
interested, viz For well anu pump in Fifty
street. between Broadway and Seventh The limits
embraced by such include all the several
and lots of vacant lots pieces and parcels Of land
situated both sides of street, from Broad
way to Seventh avenue, the west side Of Seventh
avenue, hundred feet Ave inches north and south
Of Fifty seventh street. and the east side of Broadway
40 feet north and south Of street All per-
whose interests affected by tho above named
sesment and who opposed to the either Of
them requested to present their objections in writing
to 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, }
Once Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department April
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-01

NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA, VIA NEW
IN Jersey Railroad from foot of Cortland sreet-United
States Mall line through in four hours Faro
n sA, N. snd4 PM. 81 70; AN. and Pm, s. Second
class and AN and PM, 81 90. Through tickets
for Baltimore Washington, Norfolk and Charleston sold
Through baggage agents GAM and ~ PM trains Pas
with tho ferry 1fteon minutes before
Abe trains leave.
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A USTRALIAN EMIGRANTS.-NO CROWD TAKEN
n The very fast sailing packet ship NORMA will take her
departure in few days for and Port Philip di
rect and it s expected she will make her passage from
seventy to eighty days having made previous to Ha
vana OF hundred miles in about six days. No be-
tween decks like other vessels and which crowded
50 detrimental to the health and comfort Of
tains table Her state and sal admirably
adapted for health convenience and ease Is fitted up
with great elegance and TASTE combining all the advan
tases and comforts 81 home Library 49, with ne pro
engaged. Tho balance taken favorable terms For
freight passage apply board pier IA East river
L. RICHARDSON L CO., 50 South street.
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bt linz for San Iransiseo-Ths Accessory Trsnsi. Com
q III ss %
Isthmus ero.dns The fsyorte double engine sseamshp
Pier No. 4 North river 1 ssiosi p H.. precisely Ser
s &. 1 sSsn ps ss
then the Nicaragua Transit. route having but Y miles
their ventilation sesommOdssions infOrmssion
p.ass At the lowest rates apply only q tho agency Of the
company No. Battery place. Sp v ,;aiFi Agent
..Hs sns
line mail bag win be made up At the office
TINTED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP, HERMANN,
tn saS tho mali. is a asi
ss n No.
In first cabin, main saloon. Observation-Disclosures $40
In first cabin lower saloon. 100
experienced ship Ali letter:
= sgS.
al, tn ssst%er Washington will succeed " and
Clipper ship ASSko SAXON ss pier sH East Ever
Captain Leeds sail on satursay Nay IN For cabin
o. N isRi re srss CO., Wan
mail line.aThs and splendid steamship FLORIDA,
$iTSSS .s!...
The Alabama G. D. Ludlow, captain, saturday, May
18th For speed strength and fare these
A UsTRALIAN STEAMSHIP CoMPANY-FOR PORT
nnoent stesmshiP Col DkN Ace 5000 tens burthsS
or about the 10Th June This steamship is Of the size and
strength, and In every equal to the Collins line Of
steamers and II believed will TO be the fastest
steamship In the world. Her accommodations for frs
sf
s
OF passage apply HOWARD SON. Agents. 81 Broadway
A UsTRALIA AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
"A for either Of these places supply themselves with
the large and well selected stock Of the subscriber Either
of the above articles will be sold in lots suit purchasers
G. Ii. CLARK, 1873 Pearl street, near Wall
A UsTRALIAN PACKET.-ExCELsIOR LINE.-PIo-
IA neer ship-The well known and fayorite New York
built clipper ship HELENA f. ii. Cave, commander, will
bourne. This beautiful and rapid ship built by w. H. Webb,
ESQ., expressly for the China trade the first ship
dispatched from New York TO Melbourne. She made the
passage in 80 days. returning via Shanghai in 100 days.
from his the last voyage it is confidently
predicted that the Helena will excel hor previous perform
and again distance all her competitors The cabin
commodations sinp berths
comfortable description For freight or passage having
her capacity engaged apply on board At pier IL
JOHN NORTON, Jr, 90 Wall street, cor Water.
N.B-No steerage passengers taken.
dor NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. by THE SHIP
IL TEXAS, for Australia requested TO be board
ship with their baggage, at pier II East river Tuesday
May 3d. few choice berths DO disposed Of which
JOHN b. sARDY So South street.
THOMAS II. SANFORD, 90 South street.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUDLIC NOTICE IS HERE
~ by given, to the owner owners occupant
pants Of all houses and lots improved unmproved lands
affected thereby that the following have been
the Assessors and are lodged the ONCE Of
Interested viz FOR building 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 Of land situated
both sides Of Troy street. from West street to Greenwich
the east side of West street SO feet 10 inches
north and south Troy street. both sides Of Washington
street 80 feet 10 inches north and south Of Troy street.
both sides Of street M feet north and south Of
Troy street both sides of Hudson street 81 feet inches
north and south Of Troy street. both sides of Eighth
Isl feet nches north and south Of Troy street. both
sides Of Fourth street U feet inches north and south of
Troy street on both sides of Twelfth street from Greenwich
to Seventh and the norheastey side of Green
wch between Seventh and Twelfth street.
All whose interests affected by the above named
assessments and who opposed to the either of
them are requested to present thr objections writing
to the undersigned at their Office, No. Hall Of Records
within thirty days from the date of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES McNIELL,S
Office Bureau Of AsscssMents Street Deparment. April
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TRAVELLERS, GUIDE,

CAMDEN AND AMBOY RAILROAD TO PHILADEL
phia-from pier No. North rverTwo lines daily at
10 A. NJ and p. M-Aocommodaton line, at 10 A. M, by
steamboat Trenton to South Amboy Bordentown
and steamboat Stockton to philadelphia fare-$2 Ell
thence Camden carsthrough in four hours and
half Fare-$3 Returning, leave Philadelphia Mt 10 A.
nd M
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DIOR THE WEST AND soUTHwEsT-BALTIMoRE

L,OR THE WEST AND sOUTHwEST-BALTIMORE
IL and Ohio Railroad for Wheeling, GAINESVILLE Cincinnati
Louisville St. Louis &eThs great road was first opened
through travel in January last The tunnels then
finished completed The entire road i in fine order
in the world The mail train leaves Bait
daily at M and runs TO Wheeling S) miles in
eighteen nineteen hours arriving at M next day;
or passengers may leave Baltimore AM lodge in Cum
berland i79 mes and proceed thence in the morning,
making the entire trip by daylight Passengers leaving
New York at AN, or philadelphia at NJ, arrive in
Baltimore at and by taking the mail train at reach
Wheeling in twenty nine hours from New York and twenty
four from Philadelphia To connect With the Western
meeting them at the Washington Junction Relay House
nine miles from Baltimore. At Wheeling the seven large,
new and splendid Of the Union line built for this
roue with really unsurpassed accommodations wait daily
cars convey the passengers down the Ohio to
Cincinnati Louisville where the St. Lou. and New
Orleans packets may be taken by those going further
Passengers for Cincinnati y land route Columbus or
other of Ohio and the West also proceed from
Wheeling by excellent coaches lin ten hours to GAINESVILLE
and thence railroad NB-Baggage checked through to
Wheeling charge transfer of either
baggage by through ticket with right to lie
anywhere the routel from Philadelphia to Wheeling.
$40; to Cincinnati, sll to Louisville, s2 from Washing
ton Wheeling 80 50 to Cincinnati Sill to Louisville,
s2 For the tickets apply at philadelphia baltimore and
Washington to the railroad agent ticket clerks at the
stations WM. PARKER, Gen. Snperintendent.
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CORPORATION NOTICE-PUBLIC NOTICE IS HERE
" by given to the occupant occupants
Of all houses and improved unmproved lands affect
ID thereby that the following have been
plsted by the Assessors and lodged in the Office of the
Bureau Of for by all persons inte-
venth Eighth embraced by such
sement include all the several and lots Of ground
vacant let's pieces and parcels land situated both sides
Of SIXTY street from Seventh to Eighth and
south Of Sixty second street. All whose interests
affected BY the above named and who
opposed to the either of them
their writing to the undersigned their
eee No Hall Of Records within thirty days from the
date Of tLis notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES j. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES McNEILL
once Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department April
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EXPRESS AGENCIES.

RERFoRD a. CO., WILL DISPATCH THEIR NEXT
ID regular California express, per splendid steamship
Thursday next May 5t in charge of special
messenger Our shippers will bear in mind the necessity of
having all freight strictly in waterproof condition. and ready
for delivery ednesday next In order to give time for
the proper cordng sealing the Custom House, Pack
ages not to exceed five and half cubic feet and hundred
and twenty five pounds in weight Notes bills and drafts
collected usual Sight drafts San Francisco at
Passage the lowest terms charge by APP
plying to BERFORD CO., No Astor House
CALIFoRNIA EXPRESS, FIFTH OF MAY.-FREIGHT,
" thirty cents per pound through to destination in
charge Of special NEST enger Mr. Adoph Suteo No
charges Through by VaEderbts line in advance Of
mail line Packages Of two hundred pounds safely de-
liyered. Insurance same as via Panama.
CHASE CO.. 80 Broadway
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HJorCE.-THE INTEREST ON THE PUBLIC STOCKS
sss 'Si Ryisx ~
ss @ city Ssoi: s s e s.sa =
arm Il 81 seeIsef Sof Chg eonysnsnss Of stock
Seeks remain closed, to take effect May w 1853
Gem psrol,er's once New York, April s. 1853
CTREET DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF RECORDS,
u to s nT s1 St and flag
b bad on apple alton to the Contract Clerk
New York. April iA 8 ss foHhf street commissioner
CTREET DEPARTMENT 40. 4TALL OF RECORDS
70 ay and
Ns ss h No. a
gers street Also the following petitions~To flag sidewalks
side Of Thirty fourth Street between Broadway and
and a All
writing is on be-
'r' 'he ninth aay JAMES 81 NE fuRrYp Street Commissioner
CTREET DEPARTMENT. NO. HALL OF RECORDS.
Publ. notice given that the 3, SSwns petit
set curb and gutter and nag sidewalk Of Thirty
s Trs and Es s ri s
IT,: ss and T ,n to
ana Thirsy.,eysnth streets to pave with Russ pave.
% Of asnns ana roP @
70 e sixth r street. to Edsn puane street e feet on tho
Walk. feet vide across south street from the north
build Sa' we'll aud ' pump sSn Sixty street between rss
md
sss I'f R eest street sc day of
New York, April s, 1853 = 80 o0.A''''1e'.
CTREET DEPARTMENT NO. HALL of RECORDS
Ruc nSce sstsy given s a hS as p
nate and MeAdamire Seventy street sixth
:ld.ssiss sia.S Tsrsy
e saf anS cutter an as G Fo4y
tween Third and Tith All persons interested
i writing 70 the undersigned at his oes before the
New York, ' April d q, 1858. Street Commissioner
TAX COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, NO. 7 NEW CITY
Hall APr SSNose to tax N kos q. se; ;;
Friday SS,h
s The ss %T ss @
iii f St AEET Commissioners
EXCISE s.
once City HALL between the hours Of 10 and soeioek,
sns TnsEs as s1s
ngnda s ANA and Tssssayy sR and and Nay
AZ AZ Gsy al" ssH TfSyfe aaa nq$ f Nay
IN Weaaesday and Thursday lsth and iyth May
Tsaneydsy S'iass az ham Nay
S FSy and nSS and 2 May
18th /" Wednesday and Thursday, LIST and Cd June.
18th I" Friday and Saturday, Sd and 18th June.
18TH p" Monday and Tuesday, 9th and 7th June.
10th " Wednesday and Thursday, 9Th and 9th June.
18th " Friday and Saturday, 10th and nth June
18th " Monday and Tuesday, 18th and 18th June
10Th " Wednesday and Thursday, 18th and 10th June.
10Th :" Friday and Saturday 18th and 18th June
desiring license requested 60 apply the
DAYS designated above their respective wards and
thereby avoid the penalties Of the law Persons hold
ing licenses requested to present them when applying
for renewal. .
Special Notice All persons who shall sell or deal in
strong sptuous liquors, except Importers dsters
selling liquors imported distilled BY them) In quantities
gallons without being duly licensed subject
BY law offence penalty Of s2j and in
retailers TO the additional punishment y ndctmenp Of
Anc and i'm prsonment. Hy order,
GEORGE g, GLASIER First MARSHAL
New York, April II, 1858,
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DRIVATE INSTRUCTION IN ENGLAND.-A LADY
residing Devonshire England, wishes TO take charge
of young ladies' of ten twelve years old educate
them in music French, Italian drawing and painting Of
ferng he best characteristic Of homo with avery for
their comfort and exceptionablc association Terms
500 EACH per letter addressed H. r. b..
1850 New York Post once will have immediate attention
THE BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS, AT RIDGE
bury, Co nnecticut will be opened Wednesday May
fh The principal may be seen on Monday May ID
store OF Bynner Thorn Il Co., 100 Broadway.
D. b. ROCKWELL, Principal.
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EDUCATIONAL.

COvIRNESS-A FRENCH PERSON WISHES TO IN
VI children In French music aud English would he
willing into the country desired Apply between 10
A. NJ and p NJ at Lbs Front street. where references will
ha giy
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TOT E I1sEas Il bPs.'cssSi REy Eco No Wall
BROWN, SIMPLIFY CO.. Liverpool
Z. O. ROBERTS CO., Is Kings Arms Yard, London.
Victories, Paris; or
GEO. II. DRAPER, Havre.
Of these ships will not be for gold
Sniess bills Of are and The aua tha
Of therein expressed.
THE ROYAL NAIL STEAMSHIP MERLIN, CAPTAIN
Cr0nan, will sail for Bermuda and st. Thomas Satur
day the 7th May Passage to Bermuda $780, to ST.
Thomas, $40. Apply TO u. CUNARD, Bowling Green.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-01

LNOR ALBANY-FARE s1-ALBANY AND NEW
Il York Inland Route Rairoad.-Two daily express
central lines railroads North and West from tho
depot Of White, Elm and Centre streets, where
through tickets can baggage checked
Schenectady Utica Syracuse, Rochester and Buffalo Pas
sengers received at Broome and Bowsry and Twenty
street and Fourth stations The above trains
wiH land Croton Falls and Chatham Four Cor
only All other trains will start from City Hall sta
tion Tyon and Centre street. heretofore
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DOR PORT PHILIP AND MELBOURNE DIRECT
Excelsior Linc-The nearly clipper bark ESTHER
the Gem othe Sea- will sail above
gagged For cabin passage rooms apply RUSSELL
NORTON, 81 Old slip. N. B.-No Storage passengers
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LNOR PORT PHILIP, MELBOURNE, &C.-To SAIL
18th May-Ths elegant and we'll known clipper ship
BY application Of agents. will be list of tho
prov6ns ample quantities Of which provided for tho
Of the passengers Fifteen cubic feet 30 lbs allow
ed to each adult No berths secured unless Of
up in superior for families with state rooms bath
&c. is thoroughly ventiated carries experienced
the provided free The TarOlnta
successful from China Her second cabin sixty feet
locg her forward saloon is also sixty feet her main saloon
cabin is fifty feet light and we'll ventilated The proprietor
Of this yorte and long established line begs to shat
One Of our avorite ships will leave New York Australia
every month. Apply to ANrONlA PELLETIER, proprie
tor. % Wall street, to OVERMANN & GRUNER, con-
signees % South street. or ON board.
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NE LAMONT PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, ~ READn
M. street corner of Broadway Once hours lSunoaya
sxcep,eaa xom u, WVyRipg, w a-hRS wv NaRPs
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oftherein expressed. 'A''S
TEE ROYAL NAIL STEAMSHIP MERLIN, CAPTAIN
Cronsn will sail for Bermuda and st. Thomas satur
se%ns st.
PAcxErs TO HAyRE1asEcoNp LINE.-THE FOL.
the ~ q .ses month w ~ ~ ''''' Nv NV .".
s i;':;i; s i;;;i I 81
~ &: I5!iS!s
,! $s5 +: $ $!
With re- al ssy @
BE-
ny 'B BOYD agents.: 1854 Pearl street.
THE LIVERPOOL AND PHILADELPHIA STEAM.
City Of Manchester. Saturday April 2
C City % G Gaasgow Nay -
FROM MvrarccI.
e esy Of Wednesday A Hsg
4;
'S SS: s s:s s. SsSiie ISl
SIEhh bEIW ZEN NEW fOhA AN dLASGOW.-
:ssmssp IHsGow SeS tons, 90 poxss5 RoSsrs
s a Ct a. sa msp sn ssn
$780, third class SssT pSSs b bRgSy
Foss, sogT T s, ANR UNITED
s9S a 9s an ase Meth s Sn Saturday
Price Of passage "a L. class.
An experienced surgeon attached 70 the vessel Luggage
s T psss aSns the be sent -S on The
ss taken ' Tahsy TsYs H s apply
EARE REDUCED TO THE WEST INDIA ISLANDS
WAY captain Sawyer en- SO sons sSsshsn steamship
On his o e sail from as
A ins s NIX fer ss., sS %s ana a.
return sSs 18th y route, savannah .' INV
q desire crowd
wish spend among West India isiands may
md in the steamships twice month
44ntig1a Guadaloupe. g. gifts
carriaeon, Honduras s.. Thomas,
6 GsSssssss' sssaS s. s Rssss.
Dominica, Montserrat Tampico,
S STsRa TSsn f Essis Rice. T Tessss
E Esss C 70 Nassau NaTs, OF PASSAGE ARE
DO DO !nagua ............... y
10. 90. yamaea. ...................... %
dneluding stewards feesj
Porcelain passengers ehaf the above rates.
Each ship carries experienced surgeon Freight and
n
for a the y % tes, will =
steamships Florida Alsbs,aa and AqgT Tas,,r
1914 Front street, New York.
TNDrprNnrNT oppooITToN IINp ron CIIIpop
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CHIP FLORIDA FOR AUSTRALIA, CAN TAKE TWO
passengers in forward cabin applied for this day. Ship
Will sail on Tuesday, and carries but ten
SUTTON Wal at rcet
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L,OR NORFOLK, PETERSBURG AND RICHMOND
Il SUMMER srrnge ment.-The United States mail steam
No IS N. R, on saturday May, 7th at o'clock. P. NJ
aseage and fare state included to Norfolk SO
do do do Petersburg and Richmond 10
Storage passage half price Only the company,s bills Of
adnE will be signed For freight apply board and for
passage, to LUDLAM PLEAShNTS, 80 Broadway. i
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dncluding stewards feesD
and in proportion to the other islands.
Porcelain taken at half the above rates
Each ship carries experienced surgeon Freight and
specie conveyed the usual For apply
to ANDREW Low K CO., Agents, Savannah.
freight for the royal mail steamships will be
conveyed to from New York by the United States NAH
steamships Florida, Alabama, and Augusta.
SAMUEL l.. MITCHELL, Agent,
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WATCHES, JEWELLERY, &c.
8 ONO CARATS OF FINE LOOSE DIAMOND TO
L.UUU be sold at $25 per carrot Apply Go LOUIS AN
RICH IS Reade street Any having large diamonds
to sell will do well to call Anrch The highest cash price
will be given for the same. No IS Roade street.
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quits OF COTTAGE FURNITURE-ALL SHADES
- wood top suits s25 marble top sets $50 TO $500 10
Tel ana board house propretors, private families
viii find the above the best and cheapest bougs
anywhere Mattresses and paliasse made at the lowest
wholesale prices, and warranted pure.hair.
MATHEWS Il STACY. 500 Broadway
corner Of Spring street.
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Wo0D's MINSTRELS, ~ BROADWAY, ABOVE
w Howard strset.-open every evsning-H Wood Ma
mayer and Proprietor The offered by this
celebrated company Musicians Ethiopian Donsatora
cannot be equaed by other band In the Unite Stated
soelock Admission Is cents The public rsspsetfuly
informed that the afternoon discontinued
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ROWERY THEATRE-MRs. II. PARKER's BENE-
ID ftMrs Parker respectfully announces that her
benefit in New York will take place
WEDNESDAY EVENING. MAY 4.
The tragedy of JANE SIORE-Janc Shore, Mrs. Parker
The comedy of the LOVE CHASE-Wildrake MI E. Ed
dy; Constance Mrs. Parker.
The drama of the DAUGHTER OF THE REGIMENT
Marie, Mrs Parker
book
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dor NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BY THE SHIP
TEXAS, for Australia, requested to board tho
ship with their baggage, at pier East river Tuesday
apply on board or to
JOHN b. SARDY, So South street.
THOMAS II. SANFORD, 90 South street