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IBTlETIREnifTS RENEWED EVERY BAT.
IBT BUT H P i fl l.
An act purtufr to AMEND THE CnARTER of
the city of New Turk?Passed April 12, 1RV1. The people
?f the State of New York, represented in Senate and Asaem
Mj, do eaact m follow*:?
section 1. The legislative powera of the Corporatirm of the
ettj ef New York shall be vested in a board of aldurmen and
a board of coancilmtn who, together, ihall form the Con.
bvd Council of the city.
The Board of Aldeiinen aball consist of en? Aldermaa
(rem each ward, who shall be elected by the people of the re
Biive warda, for two years, The board of Connellmen
1 eonaiat of sixty members, to be elected from an many
districts, who shall bo sworn into office on the first Monday
in January next succeeding their election, and shall hold
I heir offices for one year, and shall receive the tame compen
sation at the Aldermen.
See. I The membera of the Board of Aldermen first elected
?nder this act ahall be elasaifled as follow*:?On or before
the first Tuesday in Daecmber aucecoiling the next general
?lection, the clerk of the city and county of New York shall,
in the presence of the Mayor, Rcoordcr, and Comptroller, or
a majority thereof, draw from a bo*, to be provided for the
parnoee, in which two ballots shall have been deposited, hav
ing ihereon respectively, either the word 'odd" or the word
"even," one ballot, if the ballot ao drawn aball have thereon
the word "odd," then the term of office of the Aldermen
chosen from warda having an odd numerical designation,
ahall expire on the first Monday of January, one thousand
?ight hundred and fifty hve. and in ease the ballot having
Hereon the word "even'' shall >.e drawn, then the term or
office of the Alderman having an even nnmerical designa
tion ahall expife on the lint Monday of January, one thou
sand tight hundred and tiftv aix. At all aobsequent elec
tiuaa, Aldermen ahall bo elected for the full term of two
years.
See. 3. For the election of Councilman, the said city shall
be divided into sixty illetrlots of contiguous territory, and
a* near as may be or equal population, each of which shall
chose one Councilman. The < ommon Council shall so di
vide the eity into auoh districts on or before the first Monday
iu September next, and thereafter within use year after the
State and national census ahall have been compiled, the
Common Council shall ill like manner re-district said city.
Sec. i. Every act, resolution or ordinance appropriating
mosey or involving the expenditure of money not, rendered
imperative under pruvixiuus of any State law, shall origi
nate in the Board of Connellmen, but tho Board of Alder
men may propose or concur with amendments, aa in other
eaaoa.
See. 5. A vote ef two thirds of all the members elected to
each Board shall he nressary to pass any act, ordinance or
reaolntion of the Common Council which shall ha re been re
turned by the Mayor with hia objections.
See. C. No Alderman shall hereafter set or aet as Judge in
the Court of Oyer aad Terminer, or iu the Courts of Uenrr.tl
or Special Sessions, in the city and ootintv of New York; hut
thia scction shall not prevent hia exercising the power of a
magistrate on thearreat, commitment. orbailing of oilenders,
exeept that he cannot let to bail or discharge a pe.'son ar
rested or committed by another magistrate.
See. 7. All ferries, docks, piers and slips, ahall be leased,
and all leaies and salea of public property ami franchises,
(other than grants of land uuder water, to which the owner
of the upland shall have a pre-emption right,) shall be made
by public auction, and to the highest bidder who will give
adequate security, (no lease hereafter given, eicopt as the
lame may he required by covenant of the corporation already
exiaiing, shall be for a longer period than ten yearsj and all
ferry leaaea shall be revocable by tho (.'ommon Council for
miruianageu>ent, or ntplect to pro> ide adequate accommoda
tion. All persona requiring any ferry lease or franchise un
der the provisions of this act, shall bo required to purchase,
at a fair appraised valuation, the boats, buildings, and other
property of the former leasees actually necessary for the
pnrpesea of sueh Terry. Previous notice of all sales referred
to in thin seetion shall be given, uuder the direction of tho
Comptroller, for thirty days in the newspapers employed by
the corporation.
Sec K. No bids shall be accepted from, or contract award
ed. to any person who i* in arrears to the corporation up< u
deit or contract, or who is a defaulter, as security or other
wise, upon any obligation to the corporation.
Sea. J?. No money shall be expended by the corporation
lor any celebration, procession, or entertainment of any
kind, or on any occasion, except for the eeleliratlun of the
anniversary of the national independence, the 2.">th of No
vember. (Evacuation Bay j and thu anniversary of the liirth
day of Washington, unless by the vote of three-fourths of
all the membera elected in each Board ot the Common
Council.
.JJul-!0, No VJdition.*1 allowance, beyondtbe legal claim
?nder any esntraet with th<i corporatiin, or for ?,,?sf?i^i"
si." n#*TlS. ??10 "? ?"'P1**"?""*. ?hali be allowed.
see. 11. The officers of the police and politcnu u shall hop ?
"?jr ** appointed by H Hoard of CommS oners CM.i.tU.*
?te mayor, recorder, and city judge. ' con"a,10l!
See. 12. All work to be douo ami all iurin'ie. to to tnr
? ?Iked for the corporation, involving uu expenditure of tin
hundred and lifty dollar., '.hall be "y coXct fiunded o2
Mated lidi or on propogain, made in eomplUnee with thS
public notice for the full period of ten days and **11 inch
contract., when given, .ball be given to the fowe.Vbldde?
?peneV b^ Vh?el eld^'of k#
8ee
?ance
t-v iri """" *" wc yi foi'm.
j, t be caltod*the* "Mdm!. Vu?* P'anTtl "
effleer thereof .ball be "a'dUor5f ??V"VihMI
?^* *iud't *nd settle all account. 0n whioli the city ie cun
strned a. debtor or creditor; it uhall keen an .uoon .,?!?.?
c?eli claim, for or agaiust the corporation. and of the sum
allowed upon each, and certify the sain., w th reason. therL
for. to tbt Comptroller. The Comptroller . .3l wSort tJ
Ihe Common Council, once in ninetv duvn tii? a ? >
^fi?>n of the auditor upon the game, together with the tiuai
action of the Comptroller thereon. All moneys drawn from
the city treaaury Hiiall be npon vouchers for the expenditure
by'the t o*m * t rolleraDI' "y ,Le ?<"*? -PP^e?
ofleret? S
given, or fnrnuh, or agree to furnish, iu who or in part to
be proumed. oflered or given to aov member of tl.? r.',?
Slrth.??.*1.1; e.r t0 of t^To"p ,r?tlon after hl.
election a. inch member, or before or after he shall h?v?
qnal.tiid an<l taken hi. .eat, any Boneyr'odi.riJhtorac
Uon, sr other property, or anything of value, or inv M^S.
alary advantage, present or prospective, with intuit {o iu
fi"1'V;.h.i.,,:0U' C,"ui"n- Jl,d?!?'""r a, tk.^?n .lny uuS
fit '???? i i Lol[ proceeding, which may be tbe.i pend
ing, or may by law be brought before him in bi. offiiml ca
pacity, shall, npon conviction, ?e imprisoned in a statenri
.on, tor a term not exceeding ten year " or "hall be SE.l
g u7? thousand dollar., or both, at the di.cre
tX Jh^terV..ETerV?CW in this ??tion enumerated,
who shall accent anv such gut, or any promise or umior
?taUdiSf' S.rrf "1",0 ?n(k'? any "V'ocmcnt or undcr
? Jii T0'*' "pinion, judgment, or a Hon .hall
he influenced thereby, or shall bo i-iven in any .particular
inanner, or npon any particular side of any oue.tio" mat
Wr, cause, or proceeding then ponding, or whteh mnybv
?. S"." '"'r bi.otflcial capacity, .hall, Jpon
oonvktion, be disqualified from holding anv nubli!.
offleo, tru.t, or appointment, under the charter o^ the dtv
fv?j7 . ?a(1 ,b*" ,or'l;i' ''is office, aud ft.ail ha no,?!
t.hed by imprisonment in a State prison not exe-.'dUg ten
L fl ',ur. :y.r ""V"'1 "oe?dinK ?vo thousand doll ,/, or
both, in the discretion of the court. Evoiv ..arson oAnd
ing agamst either of tho provision, of this .ection -haH h.
a competent witnos. agiiinst any other per." offendini n
If* 1?!!?? ti autaction. and may be compelled to appear and
five evidence before any graud jury, or in anv court in tl ?
.?hS! TtT^ ?" ?.th" "?r^"u^ lut ?h? te"mony .o given
.b.ll not leu.edna?y probation or proceeding civil 'r
orin.iual, against the per-ou so testifying.
hi. '* "" ""'??? <""?!>
8ec. 16. All ordinary appropriation, made for the snonort
J government of the Almshouse d.partmeut .hall l,*
fore tlie same are finally made, be submitted to'the GoWr
nor of the AIn.shouje to a bo.rd of .ommU.ioner, cou.ist
aitofthe Mayor. Kecorder, Comptroller "lie pJisTdSnt or
Board ol Aldermen and tho President of the Hoard of
Cooneiln en. 11 the said commissioner, approve of the an
proprmtions, they Rhuii immediately ret"irL th?* rahia t
S??ld ?f Supervisor.; if they shill^Vprot. of t?S
bi M?r :Vh?'A t,r"i 7 tht'ir obJf< ''uns to tbe gover
nornof the Almshouse lor rceonsid^ration? ?,.,?:?/?? *?
jald governors staH. upon a r"onVl"mi^iiL?e hVa
a v..t? of two-thirds ol all the governor! then In nil . ? t.i tlio
? rtgiual appropriations, tbey slisll retnrn them to the Com
Surwrvir"s* C ' " eU" '? ,0 rePurt the Uoardof
win! n J' 1 iThf Education sliall also submit in liko
n" appropriation* required by tlicin to the coin
mis.ionfr. named in the last preceding section ?ad . ,
fork, aild tht'seveM"act"'of^UiehI?egU*a/uro amen(?i'ii^i?o
U?T;i?J tili"liet"tire'"l,cre''Vre"*sied C's V
See. 19 The powers now.ested in the Havor iu..,.,
?nd Ani.tant Aldermen, ,n gr.ntins and r/vokimr ta7er2
lieencec, together with all other powers as excise comml.
sionirs, .ball bo henceforth vested in the ?:,\?r with the
Aldermen and touneilmen reprc.enting the district in whi h
kc.l.T PM1> 1Ken>td w'^licenJedmayti
Sec. 20. Tklf set shall be snbmittc I for the approval of the
ti'b^n .nb:^ty,?' d 00"1n,y?f N#w Vork, at an election
i..i i j '"'f " ' "" ru<^*J#y next .uceeading the
Jir.t Monday In June, one thoniand eight hundred and tirtv
ft"*- , ? which shall be polled at such election
shall contam either the word. "In favor of amendments to
fiv oVVn ?I n''aln't Amendment, toehwter; ' aud ifamajor
v.ftr tkV ; V"v'ug tb",f,n *t such election shall
Ihin k . 1 ."r ' ?mendmcnts to charter,'' this aet
" '""j.0"'-* of ' elect rs shall vote
le vVld the amendment, to ohartcr, this act shall
See. 21 _ The Common Cornell are htrebv authorise,I
and directed to make all neeesaary arrangement, by ordi
?fence or otherw mo. tc#r the conduct and rrt?Milioi,.r* . r Jn
?lostloni anthoriced under the provision, of " hi! ait and in
conformity as far.s may be, to the general ele. t?on' law.
Srar a- or N?:w Yof,k. See,etaryOffice -I haVe oomnared
the preceding with the original law on file in tln> office
do hereby certify the same to be a correct transerint there
from, and of the whole of said ori ;inal law "anitnPt thcre
Omn nnder my hand and seal of oifice, st the citv or A I.
dro/and'flfty^three ' ?f A,,ri'''Jne *?A*
AKCHIIJAr.nCAMPBF.M,, Dep. Sec'yofState
i. ?!! Msi!cl1w" '"rectod to bo pnbllshed'onee a week
m i'ay1 of jVniaVordk'ry ""
Ktw York, April*, m' T ? lerk C. C.
#^0RP01IATI0N NOTICE -Prni.IC NOTICE 7s
^ard'sf VilTait* shP',ltl0??ha. h*,"n Presented in the
51*5? ^'i. r.mcn /or * BCW<,r ln Kivington
?"?yi *?>,m Sheriff to < llnton streets. All rer.on. intes
aVrstod i hrlMiik"' baying objection, thereto, are re
5f?wi a P'**ent tbe same m writing to the Contract Clerk
ftt this office, on or befor. May 7th, I?1 ^lers,
Ariril ft I*, NICHOLAS DEAN, President,
Jtpril Z7, iwa. Croton Aqueduct Department.
flORPORATION NOTICE.?PI*BMC NOTICE IS HKRE
?s.iVL" 1 to the o*D? r or owner-, occupant or occupant.
Jd therohw^'that *h t'm jtoved or unimproved l.inds, alTe. t
tl.un.i'i 1 following asicssmc.it. have been com
'?Ma.. ?r A A.ienors, and are lodged in l he office of the
tosUd Tl. ,f"rvp."minat|on by all persons into
Tsnth 'and p;-i n. -. i-Vv ^cn?<l "trcet, between ?e
ooMment inefnde all I!!""' T,'0.,'ailt" embraced bv such as
?eot tbelr objections In writing, ti tbe undersigned at'tf . ir
WILLIAM OAOF, 1
CIIARI.ES J. I)<ihoE . \.Feasor.
__ ? C1IARLSS McNEn'CS
* l\'.3' of A??t.??ui?nt., Street Department, April
(
10RrORATION NOTI" E-I'l BLIC NOTICE ISnERP
-J to thy owner or owners, occupant
_ ; ?? . or oef.i|pants
? f>'"?"??, nsdlt*., improved or nni;up ved lands sf
frets, thereby, fl at tin following asfe.im-n.s hiva Urn
?onipleted by ti e A? ? ?.?or?, and arc lodged in tl,o.,ifi ,, ef
U.e Bureau of A.sef merits for examination t v all pernci,.
'J.t?'"cd vl, ?Fur a well ?n.l ,.?mp i? Kl.t, sev.nth
str .t, between Broadway and Seventh nvei ue. The lim (?<
? B.i.raeed lysnehasse n,ion< Include all tiiesev r.l h -s
and lots of ground, vacant lots, pieces and rnrcels of l o.l
eitneted on both sides . I Kitty scv. nth s.reet, from Bro"}
? S) Id .. venth avenue, on the ?,st side ol nth
??vonne, one hundred feet five incbe* north ?.ri
s' lirty seventh Street and . n the e, t .Tie of ll^vlTav
'<? feet north and ?f rifty seventh street All V r*
eor. who... Interests ere nITe. t. d bv the ah.,v. 1
S'SSIIItilts, ai d Who trt opposed to the S?,no or either of
?h-n. arc re, ted to present thoir ohjetti. ns
V I1"' '!I? reigned, at their office N t lf,?|,',,i Rf,
? Ith.o thirty d?,s ?? .? the date of tbl. notice. '
WILLI A M OAOF, )
CHA RLB9 J DODOE f Asrcts. rs
_ ClfARLRS McNIRLL S
'?(Tef Bt rrsn of J,s,,si,o?s Street I'. p?,tm. i.t *f r 1
CORPORATION WOTICHS.
riOBPOEATION NOTICE ?PUBLIC NOTICE 18 OBRE
fcjr |ivea, that a petition baa tw> precentod to th* Board
? Aiiiilnt Aldermen for t mir in illn ctreot, fr*?i
Brand to proposed nmr In Broom* atr**t. All por*on* in
terested la the above, and hav lng objection* thereto, ?r? r*
cvcsted to present th* fame, la writing, to the Contract
Clerk, at this offlte, on ar tiefore Ma* J, IBM.
NICHOLAS DEAN, Presid*nt.
Clotob Aqneduct Department, April 2S, J8SS.
C1EOTON AQtTEDHCT DEPARTMENT?TO MASONS.?
J Sealed proposals will b* received at the offlte of tlx Cro
tea Aqnedaet Department. (BotaaJa, Park,) aatil Monday,
Ike 2d day of May, 1R63. at 12 M., to aaild a eewer, with the
aeeeacary ra**lving basins and oulvert*. la Fifteenth atreet,
from avenne A to C. The plan of the cower and ipooiflea
ttoni for the building of the *a?e, and all ether information
aalating thereto, can be obtained on application to the Wa
tor Pnrveyor. at thlioffice. NICHOLAS DEAN,
President of the Croton Aqueduct Department.
_New York, April 22, 1863.
CORPORATION NOTICE. -PUBLIC NOTICE IS HERE
by given, to the owner or owner*, occupant oroocupautsof
all house* and lota, improved or unimproved laada, alfucted
thereby, that the following aaaeaaments have beenoompleted
by the A*ce**or?, and ar* lodged in the office of the Bureaa of
Asceitanent* for examination by all persons intervated. via:?
For boilding a newer in Duane street, from the newer in City
Hall plaoe to a point near Chatham itret. The limit* embraeed
by each aaaeasment, include all th* **v*ral houa** and lot* of
ground vacant lot*, piece* and parcel* of land, *ltuat*d on
both aide* ot'Duane atreet, from City Hall plaee to Chatham
atreet. All peraoaa whose interests are affected by the abevc
aarnrd assessments, and who ar* oppnatd to the aame, or
cither of them, arc requested to preaent their objections, in
writing, to the utdereigned, at their office. No. 4 11*11 of Re
c*rda, within thirty days from the date of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE, >
CHARLES J. DODGE. > Asaeasor*.
CHARLES Mt'NIELI., S
Office, Bnrean of Asaefamenta, Street Department, April
V, 1863.
CORPORATION NOTICE.?PUBLIC NOTICE 18 IIEKR
by given, to the owner or owner*, ocennant or oeeu
pant* of all hounea and leta, Improved or nuimprovod landa,
affected thereby, that the following assessments have been
cempleted.by the Aaaeaaora, and are lodged in the offlco of
the Bureau of Aaaeaamonta for examination, by all persoue
interested, vii:?For building a **wer in Troy street, from
Hndson River to Twelfth street. The limits embraeed by
saeh assessment, include all the leveral house* and lota of
ground, vacant Iota, pieoo* and parcel* of land, situated en
both sides *f Troy atreet, from Weat atreet to Greenwich
avenne, on the eaat aid* of West rt-ect KU feet 10 inchea
acrth and couth of Troy atreet, on both aide* of Washington
*trc*t?? feat 10 incite* north and south of Troy atraot. on
both aidec of Greenwich street 1U4 feet north and south of
Troy atreet, on both *id*a of Hudson street 'J4 feet ti incliea
nerth and aoatli of Troy atreet, on both aide* of Eighth ave
nue 161 f*et 6ineke* Berth and south of Troy atreet, on both
aides of Feurtli ctreet 107 feet (3 inchea north and south of
Trt^ street, on b*th aidea of Twelfth atreet from Greenwich
to Seventh avenne, and on the northeasterly aido of Green
wich avenu*. between Seventh avenue and Twelfth atreot.
All peraons whose intereata arc alTeeted by the abovouamed
assessments, and who are opposed to the same, or either of
them, are requested to present thxir objections, in writing,
to the undersigned, at their offleo, No. 4 liall of RucurSb,
ftithin thirty days from the date of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE, )
CHARLES J. DODGE. J
CHARLES M.-NI Kl.l.. )
A?ae?fora.
Office, Bureau of Aeieafiueuta, Street Department, April
?, 1863.
CORPORATION SALE.?PUBLIC NOTICE IS HERE
by given, that a sale will take place ut the public yards,
en Tuesday, 19th inat., of such gooda aa have been removed
from the wharves, piera and streets of the city, aa cue inn
hrances. and that have remained in the yard up to the '.Ith
day of April laat. Sale at the yard in Rivington street, near
Gocrck, at 12 o'clock M., and on Jane atreet. near Washing
ton, at 2 P. M. liy order.
GEORGE WHITE, Superintendent of Street".
OTICE.-TI1E INTEREST ON TBI! PUBLIC STOCKS
of th* city of New York, doc and |>ayaMe^May 1, 1WV3,
KT
will be paid on the aeeoad day of May "by P. W. Eilmonda.
Esq., Cnamoerlain of the City, at the Mechanic* Bank, 33
Wall ctreet. Th* transfer book* will b* closed Tuesday,
April 12. at3*'elock P. M. fur tke convenience of stock
lioldera, transfers will he permitted during the period th*
dcoks remain closed, to take effect May lit, ISA3.
A. C. IX AGO, Comptroller.
Oomptr iller's Offloe. New Fork, April 6, 1863.
VJOTICE.-TO FERSON8 MAKING APPLICATION
i.1 to be appointed Policemen ?At a meeting of the Com
missioners of Pollcc. beld nt the Mayor's office, April 27,
Inst., it wae r. solved that all persona making application to
l.e appointed policemen must, in compliant" wun the polite
law in relation to the city of New York, satisfy the Com
missioner! of Police that they pnasess the qualifications set
forth in the annexed circular, which wai ordered to be }i<'
litled in all corporation papers.
WILLIAM MACKFXLAR, Clerk.
am no axioms.
All person? making application for appointment aa mem
bers of the Police Department of the city of New York
must, in compliancc with article 1, section 2, of the police
laws in relation to the city of New York, present evidence
that they possess the following qualification* ?
First. That for the five consecutive years prjvions to the
application for appointment they have enjoyed an unitn
peacbed character for honcaty, morality, and sobriety.
Second. That at the time of the application they knovr
how to read and writot and that tliey understand the tirst
four rules of arithmetic. Til.: addition, subtraction, uiulti
plication, and division.*
Third. That ut tho time of the application they are free
fr< in all chronic diseases. and possess a robust constitution,
ami are able tu sustain the usual labors and exposure! uf a
patrolman.
The applicant must present to the Mayor a certificate,
tinned bj; twenty five reputable citliens, itwo-thlrda of win m
must reaide iu the ward at the tiiue of signing the certifi
cate.) certifying that they hare been personally acquainted
wiab said applicant for fire years last past, and that during
that time he has borne a pood character for honesty, morality
and sobriety. lie must also present a certificate, signed by
the Surgeon o( the Police Department, certifying that ho has
professionally examiued the applicant, ami that said appli
cant is a man of sound body and of a robust constitution,
and n able to sustain the usual labors and exposures of a
patrolman JACOB A. WEsTERVELT, j Commissioners
FRANCIS R. TJLl.OC, \ of
WELCOME U. BE ERE, S Police.
?The applicant will be personally examined by the Com
missioners. or the Chief of Police, as to his qualiiloations in
this particular.
FOHU OF CERTirlCATR OF MO R A I. CHARACTER.
Thie ia to certify, that we, the undersigned, hare known
, residing at No. street, for five years last past,
and that during that time wc hare had frequent intercourse
with biui, and have believed, and do still believe lii'n to be
an honest, moral and sober man. His gentral ehariutcr is,
to the best of our knowledge, good: and ?u are willing at
any time to appearand make outh to the above statement,
according to law
Name. I Occupation. I Residence.
form or ArfiriAvit or thf applicant.
City and county of New York, ss.
t . residing at No. street, being duiy sw. rn. de
pores and says, that he in the applicant named in the annex
ed certificate, and that the names signed thereto were writ
ten by the acveral persons, ea?h for himself, whom thev pur
port to represent. And that the occupation and residence |
of csch individual whose name is attached tp aaiu certificatu '
is truly and eorrcetly act forth opposite to their respective
names.
Sworn before tne, this day of , 18.V.
STREET DEPARTMENT, NO. 4 HALL OF RECORDS, j
April 2.1. UBS. ?Sealed proposals will be received at tlia i
Street Commissioner's office, rniitil Wednesday, May 4th, at
12 o clock, M.. to set curb and gutter stones, and (lag a !
space 4 feet wide, through the sidewalks of Eighth aveuno, '
tron; Fifty fourth to Fifty-ninth streets. Specification to :
'it had on application to the Contract Clerk.
JAMES FUREY, Strtet Commissioner.
New York, Arril JI> MM
oTRF.ET DEPARTMENT, NO^'hALLOF RRCORDsT- !
O Public notice is horcl.y given, that the following re o
lutions have been presented in the Board of Aldermen ? To
open Eleventh avenue, between Forty eighth and Sixtieth
streets: to lay a crosswalk aorosa West Thirtieth street, bo- I
lween Eighth and Ninth avenues, opposite the Methodist |
Episcopal Church; to flag sidewalk in front of No. 95 Rut
gers street. Also, the following petitions:?To flag sidewalks
on north aide of Thirty fonrtli stroet, between Broadway and
Seventh avenue; to pars and flag aii!ewalks in Thirtieth
street, between Eighth and Tenth avenues. All persons In
terested having objections thereto, are reijneeted to pre?eut '
them, in writing, to the undersigned, at Ir.s office, on ur be- I
fore the ninth day of May next. April 2!', 1S53. i
JAMES FOREY, Street Commissioner.
STREET DEPARTMENT, NO. * IIALL OF RECORDS ?
Public notice is hereby given that the following reaoltl- i
tione have been presented in the Boar I of Assistant Alder- ,
men ?To pavo and act eurb and gutter stones in Jam>s
strtet, from Chatham to Madison street; to flag the ffo,t I
sidewalk of Sixth axenne, between Torty third and Kerty- I
fourth etreet. Also, the following petition!:?Petition to j
Btimber East Thirty-tUrd street; to re lay cronwa'k from j
Suffolk to DivUion street on the Welt aide of SuH'otk street;to '
c gr.lat" and grade Sixty fourth and Six y fifth itreets, from !
th?' Eighth to the Ninth avenue. All perionsinterested, hsv
ing any objection* ther jto, are requested to pment them, in
aritiui*. to the undersigned, at bis office, on or before the lith
Uy of May next J AM F,S FI RE V,
New York, April 27, 1W>3. Street Commissioner.
STREET DEPARTMENT. NO. 4 HALL OF RECORDS. ,
0 Public notiec is hiroi.y given that tho following petl- |
tione has been presented in the Board of Aldermen ?To '
pare, set curb and gutter and flag sidewalk of Thirty- j
1 bird stroet. between Third avonuo and East river: to
\auant lota en the aou'h-easterly eorner of West
Twenty first street and Seventh avenao; to fenee vacant |
let! between Fonrth ajd Fifth avenues and Thirty-sixth ,
anil Thirty aeventh streets : to pave with Ruaa pave
ment. Greenwich etreet, between Courtlandt and Duane I
streets; to flag sidewalks ease side of avenue D, from No. i
70 to Sixth street; to widen Dnane street 21) feet on the
sonth, from Broadway to Hudson streets; to lay t?o cross }
walks, 6 feet wide, acroas South street, one from tlio north ,
and one from the south side of Wall street, to the ferrv. to 1
bnild a well aud pump in Sixty fifth etreet, between First
and Second avenuea. All persons Interested, having objoo- |
tiona thereto, are requested to present thein, in writing, to
the undersigned, at his office, on or before the 4th day of May >
next. JAMES FL'REY, Street Commissioner.
New Tork, April IS, 180.1. |
STREET DEPARTMENT, NO. 4 HALL OF RECORDS ? i
Publie notice ia hereby given that the following petl
tiom have been presented in the Board of Aldermen ?To
regulate and McAdamite Seventy firat street, from Sixth ,
to Seventh avenuea . to aet curb and gutter atones and Hag
sidewalks in 'ixth avenue, between Forty second and Forty
fourth streets. Also, the following resolution ?To pave, set
enrb, and gutter and flag sidewalks in Forty fifth street, be
tween Third and Fifth avennei. All persona Interested,
having objections to the same, are rc |uested to present them,
>n writing, to the undersigned, at his otftco, on or lieloro the
Jth day of May next JAMES Fl'REY,
New York, April 27. lfr.1.1. Street Commissioner.
TAX COMMISSIONERS' OFFICE, NO. 7 NEW CITT
Hall, Aps419, 18M.?Notice to tax payers?The assess- j
sent rolls or the several wards in the city of New York will I
be open for examination and review from Friday, the 20th
J-,y of May, till Satnrday, the 2.1th day ef June, both day!
inclusive All tax pavers, desirous of examining or correct
ing tbe assessment mils, are requeated to make application
to the naderaigned. at their office, between 9 A. M and 4
P. M. J W. ALLEN, )
JOHN DEf.AMATER, > Tax Commissioners.
GEORGE 11. PI RSKR, >
Tavern and excise license*.?notice.?all i
tavern snd excise licenses expire on the first day of May,
in each year. New licensM eill be tasiied at the Mayor a
cfT.ee, iCity Hall) between tlio hours of 10 and io'clook,
for the si eral warla, on tic following days, respective- I
ly, ris.:?
1st ward ?Wednesday and Thursday, 4th and 1th May.
2d " Friday and Saturday, fitn and 7th May.
d " Monday and Tue>.dny, !rth and 10th May.
4th " W?dne*sday and Tiinrmlay, lltli and I2t!i May. ,
1th " Friday anil Saturday, 1.1th and lltli May.
<th " Monday and Tuesday, Mth and 17th May.
7th " Wednesday and Thursday, Ifth and 19th May.
Mh " Friday and Saturday, 20th and '.'l?t May.
"th " Monday and Tuesday, i'til and -Mth May
0>ih " W'cducaday and Thursday, 25tli and 2<ith May.
11th '? Fri.lsy and Satnrday, 27th and J>th May.
1''h " Monday and Tuesday. and 31 t Mav.
K'th " Wednesday and Thursday. 1st and 2d j'ine.
14th " I'rlilny an<) Sntnrday, Mil and 41 h .1 une.
15th' " Monday and Tuesday, lith and 7th June.
1<:th " II ? Jnosday and Thursday. **tli and vth Juno.
17tb " Friday and Saturday, 10th and lltli June.
M' n 'ay und Tueaday l"th and 14th .lone.
I"tb " W rc'nesday anil Thursday, 1.1th an I Mth J ine.
'J'th " 1 riaay ai d Saturday, I7tli nn<l 11th June.
All per ns d"*ir1n? liecnje nr. rei|Oei,led to *p|ily on the
days disigi ttted abtTve lor their respective wards, and
tl.. r-i yavi d t he pi na'ticn of t he law. I'er*< ns now hold
irg lloeiiM S are roquctted to present them when applying
for renewal
Spedal Notice - AM persons who -hell s?H or d?al in
strong or spirituous liquors, (exeffit importers r dl?tillfs
selllntr liqn< rs imported or <ii> tilled by them, i In qnentitiei
al ovo livi gallon", without leing duly licensed at? eabjeet
I by law ft'i each offence, to the penalty of and in case of
! retailers, to the additional punishment (by ladictini ut) of
1 fine and impriaontnent K'y order,
GEORGE ? . Gl-A^IFR I irs-t Mursbul.
New Ttrk. April It, 1AM.
??11 ? MM.
F?LJ"^lfSS,Ur??I.T"P STATES MAILSTeI*
&S s ,?5c!a 11 "?? K?k"
For freight er paiskre, having unequalled aoeommoda
tieas for elegance or comfort, appiv to
EDWARD K. COLLINS A CO., No Vi Walt at.
Passengers are requested lo be on board at ll'a A. M.
u^steamship Baltic will fuoceod the Pacific, and tail
?ay -rtii.
TH1 NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
follow! StWMne,,,??'"l* onupriniBi this lino arc the
ATLANTIC Captaia Wc.l
PACIFIC Captain Nyo.
A 1'2!S Captain Luce.
BALTIC captain Cometook.
ADRIATIC Captaia .
Theic chips having been kailt by contract, exproesly for
government service, every care hae been taken in their con
?traction?ac ia their engines?toenanre strength and speed,
and their accommodations for passengers are auequalled for
elegance and comfort.
Price of passage from New York to Liverpool, in tret cabin,
?120; in second eabia, $70. Exclusive nee of extra sue state
room, tKift.
From Liverpool to New Tork, JtflO and ?28.
An experienced surgeon attached to each ship.
No berth* secured nntil paid for.
proposed uiTia of saiuw*.
F*oii New York. From Liverpool.
Saturday, April 30.. . lR'J. Wednesday, April JO... 18M.
Do. May 14... '? Do. Hay 4... "
Do. May 2H... ?? Do. May 18... "
Do. June 11... 11 Do. Juna 1... M
Do. Juna 2ft... M I)e. June 1ft... 11
Do July 9... " De. June 20... "
De. Jnly ?... " Do. July 13... "
Do. Ang. 8... " Do. July 27... "
Do. Aug. 30.,, " Do. Ang. 10... ?'
Do. Sept. S... " Do. Ann. 24... "
Do. Sept. 17... " Do. Sept. 7... "
Do. Oct. 1... " Do. Sept. 21... "
Do. Oct. 1ft... " I>o. Oct. 6 .. "
Dc. Oot. 20... " Do. Out. 18... "
Do. Not. 12... " Do. Not. 2... "
Do. Not. 2ft.., " Do, Not. 15 .. "
Do. Dee. 10... " Do. Not. 30... '?
Do. Deo. 24... ?? Do. Deo. 14... "
_ Do. Dee. 28... '?
For freight or passaga, apply to
EDWARD K. COLLtNS A CO., No. 58 Wall St., N. Y.
BROWN. SniPLEY A CO., Liverpool.
H. O. ROBERTS A CO., 13 King's Artna Yard, Loadoa.
JOHN MUNROE A CO., No. X Raa Notre i)ama dea
Victories, Paris; or
GEO. H. DRAPER, Havre.
The owner* of these ihipa will not be aoconntafcle for gold
?ilv?r, bullion, sped*, jewelry, preoions atones, or meials,
anions Mil* *f lading are signed therefor, and the value thers
of therein expressed.
Tiie royal mail steamship a raw a will
start from her dork at Jersey City on Wednesday, tlio
4th inst. at 12 o'clock, M., precisely. Passengers are re
quested to be on board with their baggage before that time.
E CUNARD.
TnE ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIP MERLIN, CAPTAIN
Cronan, will sail for Bermuda and St. Thomas on Satnr
day, the 7th May, Passage money to Bermuda, $30; to St.
Thomas, $70. Apply to E. Cli N AltD, 4 Bowing Green. i
PACKETS TO nAVRE-SECOND LINE.?TfTE fOIs
lowing ships will leave Havre on tha ltith, ami New Vork 1
on the 1st of eaoh month.?
From New York. From Havre. !
Ship ST. DENIS, i Jan. 1. Feb. lti.
1,000 tons burthen. > May 1. June lti. j
Alomo Follansl ee.inaster. ) Sep. 1. Oet. 1(1.
ShipST. NICOLAS, ) Feb. 1. Moh. 18
1,000 tons burthen, > Jnne 1. July 18.
John Bragdon. master. J Oct 1 Nov. 18.
New ship MERCURY, 1 Meh. I. April Id.
1,400 ton* burthen, > Jnly 1. Aug. 18.
R. D. Conn, master, S Not. 1. Dee l(i. !
Ship WILLIAM TELL, > A pi. 1. May 16.
(now,) 1,200 tons burthen, J Aug. 1. Sop. 1C.
James Funck, anaetor. J Dec. 1. Jan. lil. !
They are all firat class New York built ships, provided
with all requisite articles for the eomlort ant convenleneo of .
passengers, and commanded by men of ex^rionce in the
trade. The price of passage ia $100, without wines or liquors, i
Goods lent to the subscribers will bo forwarded .free from
any charges but those actually incurred.
BOYD k HINCKEN, Agent*, ISiPearl street.
TDK LIVERPOOL AND PHILADELPHIA STEAM- !
?hip Company intend sailing their favorite steamship* i
?xoa uiiLiiiiLrHJi.
City of Manohetter Satirday April IS.
City ef Glasgow ' May 14. I
City of Manchester * Jure 11 |
riOH LIVERPOOL.
City of Glasgow Vedretday, April 30
City of Mancneiter * May 18
Saloon, $60, $<16, and $99, (according to atite rooms).
A limited number of third class passengers?ill be taken,
and found with comfortably cooked provision, for
$30 . to Liverpool J $35 fom LlTorponL
I'arties wishing to bring out tbelr friend*. <an obtain car
tiflcato* of passage, and draft* on the Bank of Ireland, la
sum* from ?1 sterling npwarda. Handbillscan be had at
tha oboe of THOMAS RICHARDSON, Agent,
41 Exchange pace
STEAM BETWEEN NEW YORK AND tLASGOW.?
The Glasgow and New Vork Steamship Company's new
ateamship GLASGOW, (1,!1(">2 tons, 44U> horse p wer.) Robert
Craig, eommai de.r, will sail from Glasgow, <n, Saturday,
April 23d, and will leave New York for Glasapw on Satur
day, May 21st, at 12 o'clovk at noon. First abin, (saloon
state rooms,) $00; do. do. (midaliip do.) $79; leentid cabin,
$90; third claaa, $20? steward's fees included. Apply to
J. McSYMON, ^Broadway.
IfOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAVRE.-TIE UNITED
' States Mail steamship HUMBOLDT, D. Linos, Com
mander, will leave for Havro, touching at Southampton to
land the mails and passengers, on Saturday, May 7th. at
12 o'clock, from pier No. 4 North river.
Prioo of passage, 1st ulai* $1*0
" " 2d " 70
An experienced surgeon attaohod to the vnscl. Lungage
not wanted during the voyage *h mid bo sent n board the
day before sailing, marked "below." No frtight will be
taken after Thursday. May ft. For freight or pasago apply
to MORTIMER LIVINGSTON Agent, 53 K-oaiiway.
INDEPENDENT OPPOSITION LINE FOR (ALIPOR
n'a, at a great reduction in prioo.?The new aid splendid
steamship UNCLE SAM. (2,000 tons.) Wm. A. Mills. ???
mander, will leave New York for Aapinwall a Thursday,
May 6, at3 P. M . from pier No. 3 North rive, eonncctiog
with a Brst class steamship, which by arrangenent. is to be
provided by Messrs Garrison, Friti A Co., of Panama, to
convey the passenger* to San Franaisco. TheUnule Sam
has established the character of being decided!] the fastest
stealer on the routo, haring en her three formr trips beat
all of her competitor* from two to live day*. Ur good qua
litie* as a sea ?oat, and accommodations for pas?uc;ers. are
as fnnch superior to other steamers as her spend. No efforts
Sill bo spared on the part of her owners or odors to send
>e passengers througn with expodition. eomforUml safety.
Passengers wishing to p roc are tickets at otremoy low rate*
are invited to examine her on or after the 2oth inst.. and
to oall at the office before purchasing elsewhere. Arrange
merits have been made with the principal expresas to con
vey their goods and small parcels; also, the ex nr?a messen
gers who take charge of all m ails made up in Sieordanc*
witb the new United States postage law. The pablie may ,
rely upon this means of aoDveyanee anticipating all other I
lines several days, as nanal. A good aurgeon is wtaehed to I
the vessel, whose services art fret of eharge. F?i freight or
passage apply only to
a. MILLS, Agent, SI Cortland street.
N. B.?Lower steerage fare to Aspinwall only $15; other
prices in proportion
VTEW YORK ANT) CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP COM
i.1 pan y?Through to san franciaon, via Asphwall anj
Panama, at greatly reduced rates.?no detention en the
Isthmus.?The new and fast side wheel, double enjino steam
ship UNION, tons.) Richard Adams, cotunun ler. will
leave New York tor aspinwull, (Navy l);iy,) frompier No. 4
North riv?r. on Thursday, May 5, at 3o'clock, p. M. pr?
elecly, connecting with the new and magnificent >i<]e wheel,
double engino steamship Winfield Scott, '2.1ih) t<no,i lieut.
Simon P. Hlont, U. S. Navy, commander, whi-h steamer
Kill be in readiness at i'aniima to roneivc the Union x pas
sengers, and sail immediately for San franciaao. Tho ac
eommodatious and ventilation of tho Wintield Scott arc all .
that can be desired. Her speed (established on tho voyage
between New York and panama uud while on the Pacific
const,! it unsurpassed.
Every exertion will be made on the part of the company
to insure comfort, expedition ami safety. Passengers will
be landed on the wharf at aipinwall free, taking the i'aua
n,a Railroad, and are cautioned that tlokets for this line are
?old only at 2ti Uroadway.
davis, BROOKS A CO., General Agents.
A mail hag is roaile up at tho above oilice, under the new
United States postage law, for tho cjuvonicnco of tho
public. i
Steam to"/i 1'^traiiat via~~panama and THE
Pacific.?tho Australian Pacific Mail Steam Paoket
Company havo now in course of building for this service the
following inn screw steamships, viz. ?Kangaroo, 1,460 tons,
,'iik) horse power; Dinornis, l,.r>tiO tons, 300 horse power; J
Fmcw, l,c6o tons, s'h) horse power: Blank Swan, 1,020 tons,
300horse power; Menura, 1.3c0 tons. 'pi horse power.?tho |
tirst nuniod of which will be despatched from England for
S\dney about July next; the others to follow at Intervals of
one month. CHAMPION WELTON, Secretary,
W hwb London.
Australian packet.?excelsior line.-pio
neer ship ?The well kno vn and favorite New York
built clipper ship HELENA. f. u. Cave, eommander, will
be immediately dispatched, on her second voyage, to Mel
bourne. This bcantiliil and rapid ship, built by w. h. Webb,
en')., expressly for the China trade, was the first ship ever
dispatched fiom New York to Melbourne. She made the
passage in Ml days, returning via Shanghai, in 100 days. ?
i nder the same eommander, iwho received a eard of thank*
from bis passengers, on the last voyage,) it is confidently !
predicted that the Helena will eicel her previous perform
ance. and again distance all her competitors. Tho cabin ac
commodations, iain(tie berths in state rooms,) arc of the most
comfortable description. For freight or passage, having
one-half her capacity engaged, apply on board, al pier is
xuit River, or to
JOHN NORTON, Jr., 90 Wall stroet, cor. Water.
N. B?no steerage passenger# taken.
T~h?shortest and cheapest route.?vanof.r
bilt line for San francisoe.?The aooessory Transit Com
pany of Nicaragua, proprietors. Through In advance of the
mail. The only line giving throngh tickets, including the
Isthmus crossing. The favorite double engine steamship
STAR OF THE WEST, 3,300 tons burthen, will leave from
Sier No. 2, North river, at 3 o'clock, P. M., precisely, for
an Juan Del Norte, on Thursday, May 5, connecting with
the popular and fast steamship PACIFIC, 2,000 tons bnr
then, over the Nicaragua Transit ronte, having bat 12 miles
of land transportation. These steamers are unsurpassed in
their ventilation and accommodations. For information or
passage at the lowest rates, apply only at the agency of the
company, No. 9 Battery place, up stairs.
C. vanderbilt. Anent.
Passengers are cautioned against the representations of
hired runners for other lines. None are employed for tiiif
line. A mall bag will be made np at the oface.
CALIFORNIA LINE.?FOR SAN francisco?the
?orivalled new clipper ship,
QUEEN OF CLIPPERS,
2.600 tons register, Reuben Snow, Master.
This iplendid ship, (lie largest and sharpest clipper in the
world, li now at her berth, pier M East river, tor freight
er passage, apply to
F. A i). FOWLER, m0 Pearl street, near Wall, erte
W. T. dioan.43 Front street
Australian steamship company-for port
Pkllip, Melbourne and Sydney, Australia.?The mag
nificsnt new steamship GOLDEN AUE, 3,000 tene burthen,
, eommander. will be despatched for the above ports on
er about the 1/ith June. This steamship is of the slie and
strength, and In every way equal to the Collins line of
steamers, and it i* believed will prove to he the fastest
st< atnship In the world. Her accommodations for first, ao
eond and third class pasaengera, are superior to those or any
steamer ever built. Kates of passage.?First class, ladioc
aaloon, $.'<74; first class, upper saloon, $.'w0; second class.
$275; third clans, $200. The beuks are uow open For froighi
cr passage, apply to
J. HOWARD * SON. Agents, 31 Broadway.
for PORT PHILIP. MELBOURNE, AC -TO SAIL
f Kith May?The elegant and well known A i clipper ship
1a ROM NT A, J,000 tons, (apt. S. P. oritlin. eommander.
ity application to sny of the agents, will be seen a list of t lie
provisions, ample quantities of wuloh are protided lor the
me of the passengers. I itteen cubic feet, or 240 lbs. allow
ed to each adult. vo berths secured miles* one third of the
passage men' y baa I con paid a* a deposit. This ship in Htto,|
up in a superior manner, for families, with state rooms, bath
room*, Ac ' i.< thoroughly ventilated; carries an experienced
rurgion, ai d every attendance requisite for the comfort of
tiit passenger! provided free of charge. The tai^-llnta Is one
(1 11,1 fleetest ships out of this port, having just made a moat
successful rnn from China. Iter second cabin in sixty feet,
loeg berf(r??rd saloon is also sixty feet; her msin saloon
.si in ii fifty feet, light and well ventilated Tho proprietor
of this lavorite nod long established line begs to state, ;l,.-tt
none of hii vessels ever have called at intermediate ports.
One of our favorite ships will leave new York tor Australia
eveiy month. Apply to \N ONI A pflletier. proprie
tor f>k Wall street, or to o vf.RM ann a crllnir, a a
?ier<is, Soi.tl ftrnt, ct CD Itard.
SHIPPING. 4
CABIN PASSENGERS FOR SAN FRAWJI^xTl
clipper ma, ANGLO SAXON, at [>l?* ? Eajt river,
< aptaln Leade. * ,?ii on SeMirda/, lla* 7?h. For s ahin
I M??g??rlUrht fre-|,t apply to SUTTON A CO., M Wall
rtreet, or NEVII S 4 ?*)., Ik Broad street
K1"" * ul!Vtfl 1'''E,u?R A 1 C'LIPPEB
j . i ? ?5' f Li ;?V karing fc,,cn ?n ?voidably
u* *,1 w<rh' ?? 'X un Satorday mora
IPK, May . th The TEXAS U fltt?j<ln An<i ? #,,,m
fortable style f?r iwoid ?lfc. jpaiw.?eri, an,| hM
a few reroaiDln: unnold berths, for whAi, .. ." ?,,,?!,omtn n
should be made. on board, or to Mrljr
JOHN B. SAV'ERY, 58 South street, ,r.,i
or to I HOM AS II SAN l>FORD, .'jO South (tit"? ?
For savannah and Florida -uniteds 4ti,.^
mail line.?The new and splendid steamship II.OKA*
M. D Woodbull, captain, will leave on Saturday, May 7*.>
at4 o'clock, P.M.. from pier No. 4 North river. Apply to
SAMUEL L. MITl.'HILL, 11M Front street.
The Alabama. C. D. Ludlow, captain, on Saturday, May
14th. For speed, strength, accommodation, and fare, these
ihipi have no superior on th* (man.
For Charleston and Florida?semi weekly
United Mates Mail Line.?The new and fa?t going steamer
JAMES ADGEK, J. Dickiusou commander, will leave pier
No. 4 North river, on Saturday, Kay 7th, at 4 o'clock 1*. M.
precisely. for freight apply on board, whore all hills of
lading will he signed: and for passage. at the office of
SPOITORD, TILKSTON A CO , :*) Broadway.
Through tick-It" for Florida an follows ? T> Jacksonville,
*31; to Pllatka $33.
rR NORFOLK, PETRRRBITRO AND RICHMOND?
Summer, arrngemeiit.?The United Stater, mail itcain.
?hip KOANOKK, E. Cavendy, commander, will leevo pier
No. 13, N. R , on Saturday, May 7th, at 4 o'clock, P. M.
i ab?afe and fare, state room included, to Norfolk, IS
do do do Petersburg and Richmond. 10
Steerage passage half price. Only the company's bil'i if
luding will to signed. For freight, apply on board, and for
passage, to LUDI.AM A PLEASANT*. 38 Broadway.
TESTIMONIAL TO CAPTAIN SEYMOUR?IVE 1M B
lish below correspondence between the attaches
of Sanford'" Independent l.iuo and ''apt Scymonr. the liato
popular commander of the steamer Delaware. Capt S. sail1)
for Sau Francisco, In the Georgia, on the 5th, to take coin
maud of the steamer Senator, running between Sun Fran
cisco and Sacramento City.
N? w Yunu May 2, 1HA1
Cnpt. Samuel Seymour?Dear Sir?We, the attaches of
Sanford's Independent Line, and others of yonr personal
friends, have learned with unfeigned regret of your resi^na
tiou as senior commander of the line.
Von have been connected with it from its commencement,
and to your /cal. ability, and assidnonj performance of doty,
we feel that much of the success it ha? enjoyed, the position
and confidence it now holds in the public estimation, pro
perly belongs.
We cannot permit you, then, to dissolve this connection
without offering souie testimonial, alike expressive of our
esteem and regard for you as an officer and a gentleman, and
the feelings ol sorrow your departure lias called forth.
We Lave, therefore, caused to be prepared the acoompv
nyiuggold watch and chain, ofwhieh we be;- your acceptance.
Your well earned shccchs here, lead us to anticipate for
yon, in the new sphere to which you are called, the honors
and rewards that ever attend an honest pert?\er?nco and
faithful performance of duty.
That these anticipations may be fully rculued, is thu de
sire of your faithful friends.
John II. Copes, John Curtis, E. Littleiohn, Jacob John
son, William Johnson, Charles B. Santord, James Alder
dice, C. W. Hrnsh, John English, II. 1*. I'errv, New York.
Stiainer Delaware?Charles O. Clark, W. Wallace Clark,
Hoi ert White, Thomas Hand, 1>. W. Eldridge, J. M. Kay
bold'Joteph Bradford. W. Deninore. Steamer Kenneb'C?
II. WomeUdorf, David Scott, James M. Snowden, Samuel II.
Trotter, Henry Gerker. J. F. Gerker, J. I'. Cake, Hllli.im
l.ow, Col. John West, Col. .las. S. Wallace, W. liurr Miller,
Cawt. S. Tatem, Philadelphia.
Nuw York. May 3, 1R53.
Gentlemen, your communication ol yesterday, ami the ele
gant testimonial, have been duly received. I scarcely know
l.ow to express the thanks this truly splendid or suit claim-,
much loss to say how dear to me are the feelings which
prompted"aud the sentiments which accompany it.
It is. indeed, a proud satisfaction to me, m this hour of my
departure, to know that the humble abilities to which I
have for the past few jears he 'n devoted, arc not unftppre
dated by those who have been my faithful eo laborers.
I shall never look ?u this buautiful monitor of posing
time without reourring to time past and absent friends.
I assure yon, gentlemen, tint in the distaut sphere of dn
ties to which I am called, it will be my constant endeavor
so to conform myself a* to uiaiutaln your good opiuion, and
realiie the bright anticipations you have formed and so flat
ter It gly expressed In regard to the future.
lie pleased to accept one and all. my warmest wishes lor
your health, prosncrltj and haupiuess.
Believe mo yours, very truly,
SAMUEL SEYMOUR.
rpUF. PASSENGERS ON BOARD TIIF. SHIP JOHN
1 Hancock, arrived yesterday beg to acknowledge the
very Hnd and gentlemanly treatment receive"1 frotu Capt.
R. T. Gillohrist, during the voyage from Liverpool to New
York. Also the kindness of officers aud crew; aud would
recommend all their In Iid< who purpose coioiau over to
secure the same conveyance, as the sailing OlwUtl ai.d
management of the ship we believe to be second t? uono
, TRavEL,LKRS' guide.
ir'd R? StocKun to VMu?\ ^'^Mown'
Pre., line, at 2 P. m b?iUi?i,!..tE1^ Far?-$;i Kx
thenoe direct to Camden bv f?w-Vl? i. p?tter to Amboy.
KStftr*
F"Br.^v.r.rrv,:j
depot corner of White Flm ??j/< ? ' from tho new
tbr.ngh tieket. ea7 b. proJn-d
Schenectady, ttica, Syracnsa| baggage eheoked for
???gcrs tl.omelr.d *t Hroome I V." Pa?
?fn i ,t7rt *D'1 F"nrth ?'??"rt2tio"reX? *.?d Twent'"
will land passengers atCroton Falls an f'n,.,? al,0Je train.
n'utr^n tl.e"world!" The? CTp'r^?'?"?"?%?.*n'' 1 en'vo "rH^K'i"
or l>M.ui?rii may leave Baltimore) at 8 a.M , ioii^"VLm-*
ti m } . A.>l.,?p I lulndvlphia at 2 P.M nnivr ,n
Baltimore at i,, and by taking the mail train at 7 mL!E
W !<? elintr in twenty nine hours rronj New Vork and Iwnntv
,I'l.iladyl,.!,!. To connect with the
trttin>, the curs loavy U ftHiiinirlou at ti \ u ??n i ? ? u
meeting them at the Washington junction (*R??Iav llnnsn \
niremflc.frnm Baltimore. At WWlinifth*.eVen
nnyw&n Vh? rVt.T^m "foiCMYoVhS I'T
*10; to Cincinnatl $11; to L? iivi ?, ??2 VasInT
iTa.Mn;t?ni to .*
H
11' r h amb?ihmiFi* Jx L Y P*>*
1 P.SM.t"in' 8 A" M" Thrcu'(b *?y train* at lOJf A. M. and
P.^',,^^ \ F, u' 1Aceommn'u'ion train, 6 P. V.
asm: ftte-s^jsar t"ual't,hri9t,,ph<r' r??<
Sunday train# from Canal street at 7', A \1 for p??,k
Ve?pfie; auJ S P. 11. for Albany, .topping it all wa, .^'
*H!fi EDMUND {'RKNtU.^juperiut?*?leut
States Mull and Eipres. line, tbroqgh in foVr ^
'n 8 A iI. and 4 P.M., J2 73 0 * II and 5 P u i? "?? K?"
ola.., by 8 and 9 A M and 4PM ta M Thi. ,?h
_er Baltimore, Washington. Norfolk and Char)eJu.n"io'd'
Through Wgtre agent. in <M.M. and SV, >\M. fain? Pai'
tC^i'lKS1^ #r0S' thw *&? *??!?Wow
KXPRKSS A<iF\('U.;S.
A BASIS 4 CO.'S'SPECIAL CALIFORNIA EXPRESS
ifrfTil?/??'? I nelc Slim, on Thnrslay May nth. In
d. f . .,t , r, '",'l'U' ' nit'M Mail exrrrh? wo .hall
derpatah a special exprein l.y the aplendiil taut suilinu
steamer Pnclc San,, f?r Aspiinall, Navy 1 ,?v diri t un
1'iiirnday, May nth, at.lo'cloik, I'M., i^L 'f n
? "Vnna'n, ?"'nd ,n tbeir freight early?
to allow us time tor casing and aoalin#. '
- - A l>.\ MS A QO., 59 Broadway.
BE^3*Drii.i^ W,U' DISPATCH THEIR K1XT
-a-* r' ^niar California exprens, per splen lid ?team?hin
3.''1 o'?""wy next' .)'*>?1 th. in charge of our .nccial
singer. Our shippers w 111 hear in mind the necessity of
roVdefi?lr^?t:,,rleyy in " at."rrr"of cndition^and revly
l?r delivery on W edncsday next, 111 order to (rive time for
the pro per cordlnpand soiling at the Custom lfouw Pack
aj5( ? not to exceed flye and a half enbie feet, and one hundred
and twenty, hye pound, in weight. Notoa, Mil. and draft,
P,?ail ..V "T1- W dra,t< on s?? Pranciio at pkr!
laffa.rc fccurtd on the lowei t terms, free of charge I,v an
Plyl"* to ItERFORI) A CO., So. 2 APtor Hou?. P
rj"AsE A CO. S CALIFORNIA EXPRESS, VIA NK'A '
a i i in charge of upcofal mcaseni?(kr \(p
Adolph Satro. on r.th May. >r.iirht h cents ??r Ih^., i ,L; i
J'acka^ea of M j|?. ,,, l fnm
nnn.i m i ? advance ol the Panama route \\'e i,?Vo
po'ieio. of insurance on gold dust from San Francisco to NPew
?'. ,llc ??OMtoflflM.jiWO. Transportation and In-ur
ance . , per cent. Insurance on good, to S*n Francisco
same rates as via i'.innma. CHASE A CO., .'<8 liroad? a ?,
0FIvTnESN2.n ""OAOWAY?ADAMS A CO S WEEK
J fc'.'i' , Ex pres. for t alifornia, Orejton. and the
i.i ' v,a the ,hth,n"? "f Panama, in ehanro .,f
fteS^lr ti??J i'ngcr deitinRtion, per United State, mail
"earner tJcorpla, on Thursday May S. 1HM.
gon"^?r*theCi,a^Hwl<'hk,^iM*il ExJlJr,"" f"r "re
8 mfll ?(?.?. c i Islands, will leave as above, per C.
S. mail at earner Georgia, lor Aspinwall. Navv Hav dirct
npon arrivVl 'at'San' l*?n*t'lsco,?ail frt'iirl't an i pacTa^eVfo?
oV^sm'^/Iy,'
of a spcc al messenger to desthiatlon. 1 f <?
InyolcM Cefnro'tl. %eXpc0M be dell''"<"l to us, with
?itl I,.! tho. d"y, "f 'aiiintr, to enable us to comply
mith the government order for "ordlnsr and sealing. Small
o'oloSk on day of steam
r s dei art urn. No charge to shippers by this Hue for custom
house [ces or consular oertHeates. No pack.? si?,nM ex
everv tMnff rnnA hl 1 "J ''' f"c,t oul ic measurement, and
thl7?? A I water proof oondition, or it will be at
the owners risk. A bA MS A CO.. n? Broadway.
^ AURNCT.
NV?V*h.n<u;Va!l{??Mi.oAG,ENTS AND^COyil^?^
wuxiam r. ,iv?, r. a. rK nAnnsoN, Avarrru* lom?aba
Rrfrrnxm.
paktiam?Hon. Bailie Peyton.
i>i*'?? Mej?r?. Aliop A Co , llemen wsy A Co
Wm xZnn aTo'' ,:or?r,n?,? Bro' ^ Co . * ?t'U
Jac'ke'n^^>?"'l,*"r, Orinnell A Co., William
iUT' * c# ?Ooo<,hn' * ??
(r.no'cS'Vta'Eld,0?0 U""'""nn A,'e' Th0"" ??
Dimj
h"ah"< Krq- v *? *?*
Oawtow Vvh I'.rkin > Co
AJTOwcjajsiriii.
op" 4T 1; *
""ft ft!, Yn'8 'i-TrS'.","'
5*"?" Mr. E Eddy Phlliatlus Vtr. >a?age
Pvthlftr. ... ... .Mr. Johnston Lucnlln* Mr Pl^t.-hrr
D.??rl? Mr. Griffith* Heruiion . [| ,*r?. A Parker
2"^'" W. i;!?""" Addani*
FrocUi. . , ., . Mr. Seymour Arria. .Mr* Firomdli v
4 1 as de Deux Swiss . . ^^"^^'"chcr aud Minn Dawt-*
ST!!? IUr'h Mr Johnston I Col."Sinel.ton Mr Stevens
Mr. Wharton .. Mr. Glenn | Sarah Wharton Mr., Addami
F r?iict? Wharton Mm. II M Herbert
BFRTON'S rilEATRE, CHAMBERS STREET.?DOORS
"open at 7fc; to eomiueuc. jt 'M o'clock.
Tueiday evening. Mav S. will he t> rform .1
. BE GO*E, DULL CAUE.
?. ' If'*r Burton I Buttercup. Mr. Ji u.ton
Pfl1?? j**"1 ? ? ? ^"'.JCIaher I Mri. Revel ?r- (\>?k
Frttntf'^r. ' j"' Mr nVo<k I P"'"? R-vllla'; Mr> Hughea
FsV^f.l VO"!>y M". BurUd
Overture* to i e p?rt ,ia Diahl*. ? *V??,**???. IL.liuan
THE MUMMY. " 'be Orchestra.
Toby Tramp. . . Mr. unrton I Capt. Cantor. ...
Old Mandriiron. Mr. Rn>.??.|l Fanny Mr.-.. timerc
0 Hathershin. ..Mr. Johnston \ Susan Mrs. Dyotv
National theatre, Chatham street-hours
orvn at 7; curtain rise* at 7,'a o'olook.
Tneaday evening, May 3, will bo performed
LAUGH WHEN YOU CAN.
Oowm?r... Mr. 11 A Perry I Minn Gloomly.M.??. Banniater
Mr. Mortimer... .Mr. Clarku | Emily Mra. NicUoIl*
A favorite dance Mis-. Mary Partington
THE ARMORER Of TYRE.
Oio, the Armorer of Tyre Mr. W. O. Jones
Sadrae Mr. U. L. Fox
Mapen Mr. Siple
I'balis Mr. N. B. Clarke
Strnto Mr. Karnes
I.udiui Mr. Lingard
Ui Mr. Toulinin
Marina Mra. Nichols
Esther Mia* Uarber
Rachel.... Mrs. W. (J. Jonei
Artemcaia Mra. Lingard
ST.CHARLES THEATRE, BOWERY,N EAR CHATHAM
aquare.?lioxca and Parquet, 2.'i cents
Tuesday evmiiug, May 3, will ho performed
THE CORSICAN'S REVENGE.
Pii-tri Mr. Cuoku I Albert Mian E. Mitchell
Col. Rowland... . Mr. Tumor Pauline Miss Mitchell
Major Morrif Mr. Townseud I Mine. Boirgtll Mra. IlK n
l'ua I orsairo Mr Calladiiic.
KVELEEN WILSON. .
Barney O Slather. a b'oth of a boy Mr. J. PlUrim
Canary Mr. Robinson I Evoleon Wilson. Mis* Mitchell
Bill Stark Mr. Floyd | Nora Burns Mrs. Mason
DECHALUMEAUX.
Peehalumeanx. . . Mr. Reed 1 Madams Mile. Sophie
BARNCM S MUSEUM.?TUESDAY AFTERNOON, AT
3 o'clock, the laughable pieces, revised and adapted to
the faatidiona taate of thia establishment, of BOOTS AT ,
THE SWAN, and alan THE OMNIBUS. In tlio evening, at
o'clock, will he repeated the very beautiful aud much
applanded doineatlu drama of THE WILLOW COPSE.
Admiaaion to the whole Museum, Entertuiniuenta, Ac., 23
ccn'a, Parquet aud First Balcony, 12*i ccnta extra^^^^
CnRisrvs opera house, 472 broadway, above
Grand atreet.?Open every night dnring the week under
the aole dlrention ami peraonal supervision of E. P. Christy,
whose concert* in thl* city, for the past seven year*, have been
received with favor l>y highly respeetable and fashionable
audici ees. Tickets, 25 ocuta. Doors open at 6}?: to com
mence at 8 o'clock. On Saturday next, May 7, annual
heuetit of Ed. Crowill, Troai urer.
FRANCONI'S HIPPODROME-RESTORATION op
tb* Fcativalu, Ganiea, aud Auiutementa of tli* unci nt
( n (?' : and Komana.
Skcond AppkarAvprm Ahkrica or
FRANCONI'S COLOSSAL HIPPODROME,
With all its animated apleidora,
HAHINO CHAlllOT HACK*. OORUKOtlg TO 1' R N S M l* T?,
MOUKHH riKLD 8PORTS,
And othereicltlnR and novel I'eata of the Sta llnm, ?h?
Conrae, tie Arena, the Chase, the Tilting Ground, and tb?
Parado, at
MADISON SQUARE.
ON TUESDAY AFTERNOON AND EVENING, MAY 1
and omtinue during the week. *
Performances will he given every afternoon and cveiilnir.
PRICES OF ADMISSION.
Foxes 50 Cents 1 Pit 25 Cents
Reserved Scats $1 I Season Ticket! t-'O
Door* open nt 2 and at i), 1'. M.; Performances to com
mence at and S.
A packagc of tickets havlue been snrr< ptitiomly taken
from the box office, the publio are cautioned airaiust pur
chasing any oflt-red for sale in the street.
Performance* will be given every afternoon and cveniuir.
The entertainments given in the ultornoon will he equal in
every respect to those of the evening. Children under ten
years of age, will be only admitted tor half price to the
afternoon performances.
Robert heller, the great con iurer, is per.
forming nightly, at Chinese Hall, Broadway, N. Y.
The splendid tricks of the Proteasnr
ATTRACT CROWDS NIGHTLY,
and are universally admitted to be the
Most Wonukkixi. ami Amvsino Enter rai nmi.hts in thi
Citv.
Nothing h*? been *cen like it before, and protiahly never
will ??<? acain, aud the present programme will se shortly
withdrawn to nake room for forth** novelty ; *o let tb. se
? h' have not vet been, eo at once.
THREE NIGHTS MOIIE OF THE BOTTLE.
Admission iW cents; reserved scats, 90 cents; children
hull price. The Protosuir appears at 8 o'clock. Day per
tot ?nci on Saturday, at 3.
ROllERT HELLER'S NEW POLKA, CALLED THE
'Rap Polka," will be performed by himself, every
evening, when Mr. Gobble, of the Moon, will keep time en
tbe Rapping table.
KOIiKRT HELLER'S EXPOSURE OF SPIRIT RAP
pings, with diagrams of inaohilery, A?., oinplojeii to
effect the thole butincau, will bo ahortly published.
Look out for the kncine WHIN the BCLL
rings.?The glass steam eiixine is put in motion every
day, at the Cryctal Museum and Exhibition of Fancy Glass
Working, at No. SHI Broadway, \dinission to Musomn and
Exhibition. 12}j cents. Each visiter pr. sentcd with a beau
tiful specimen of the work. See small hills.
Concert?the gf.ms of the sweet, simple
.of, ou
Tuefday evening and every evening tlii* week lickets '_j
cents,'t< r sale at Hall A Son's music store Logwood's book
store. and at the door. Door* open atti'i o'clock to cow
menee at 7J?.
c
II \RLES THE FIRST, BY THE GREAT VEL.VS
^ (mex.?Tbl* celebrated historical piature. the most fa
iuon? work of tb ? greatest painter of actual life and nature
thut ever lived, is now on exhibition at the Apollo Reem*,
410.Broadway. Admission 20 cents.
TO RENT-AR<U STREET THEATRB PH11.A
delpliia.?Sealed proposals will he received, up to the
2d day of May next, for leasing the Arch Street Theatre for
one year trom the 1st of September next. All proposal* or
communications to bo addressed to Dr. N . B. LEI D\ , Seere
tary of the Board of Ageuta, No. IH North Fourth ?tnct,
Philadelphia.
XTATIONAL HALL, CLEVELAND, OHIO -THIS SrA
_Ili clou* concert room, fluiahed aud furnished in modern
atvle. with large and airy drawing rooms, full and free veil,
tiiallon, convenient of access, une iualled iu its acoustic
properties, is now offered to rout for lectures, concert# Anu
dramatic representations. BEAlTON Jt MASON.
COPARTTKaSIIIP notices.
A GENTLEMAN, AGED 34. OF SOME EXPERT- I
enee, though but recently admitted. in the court* of this j
State, mill * lio, til nn e.-t:ihli li \ prai tiec, could lirin? tmne j
profitable addition. ie dciirouii of forming n connexion with i
sncli, af clerk or partner. Unexceptionable reference* can ,
be given. Address .I. P. O.. Herald office.
/copartnership NOTICE ?.1. T. A F. F. FARHT.I.L !
V have this Jay admitted Win. W Flrwtll ud Fhiiod K
Lntton an partner* in their house. The dcorative a team
job printing luslncs* will be conducted under the tlrra of .
.1. II. A F. F. Farwi.ll A Co., 13 Spruce ?treet. J. 11. Far- I
well F. F. Far well, Win. W. Farwell, Theodore Dutton. i
New York. May 2. IS33.
m
Dissolution of copartneryip-tiie cop *r r
rersliip heretofore e\ist nnder the firm ot coleman
A DKAK K whs dissolved on the .'tilth ultimo by miitutl coil '
sent. Fither p.irtiur will tii n in liquidation.
J. J coleman.
New York, May 2 1S.V). JAM ES M. DRAK F.
VTOTICE.?THE COPARTNERSHIP niTIIERTO EX
XI istlag between tho undersigned. muler the firm of If*
p?*?y & I.i'ar. ban tbia day been dtasolvod by mutual eon
ient. All against and all debts due the late firm,
wi'l be a* ttled by Reruaril D. Kairerty, who i* alone author
ued to settle the an me. HERN'AR1> U UAGERTY.
Ntw York, April 30. HENRY LEAR.
H. R. II. would reap vtfnlly inform his patrons and others
<bat he eontinu 's to 'onduct the manufacture of glass sy
ring**, homeopathic wials. AO., at the old stand, UK) John
s reet, where he is prepared to execute all orders with
promptitude and despatch, and in a manner to render entire
satisfaction.
N'OTICE.-HIE copartnership HERETOFORE
existing under the tiriu of NUGENT and RILEY is this
day iliasolvi d, by limitation. The business of sail making
will be continued by PETF.R NUGENT, who is also autho
rised to Bettlo the affairs ot the Ute firm.
PETER NUGENT.
.May 2d, 1853. CORN ELI I'8 RILEY.
]>ARTNER WANTED, WITH A CAPITAL OF ONE
thousand dollars.?Any gentleman having tb* above
amount of cash can secure nn interest in a lucrative and
permanent business. He can travel throughout the print!
pal cities of the 1'nion, or .remain in this city, aa he may
prefer. Addroaa Fine Art, fieralit office
THE FIRM HERETOFORE KNOWN AS TIFFANY,
YJUNO A 11.1.IS, New York, and TIFFANY. reed A
CO., Paris is this day dissolved by ita own limitation. John
1< Young and ,1 Lewi* Ellia having retired therefrom
IIFFANY, YOUNG A ELLIS, 27 Broadway.
TIFFANY. RF.ED A CO., 7:1 Rue Richelieu, PaH?.
New York. May 1, 1863.
The undersigned have this day formed a
eopnrtnershlp, under the tirm of HYLAND A SMITn,
f. r the prosecution of a general oommiasinn business, at No.
m M M -Ire, t. w. < . HYLAND,
New York, May 2, IMS. W. M. SMITH.
"|V"ANTED? AN ACTIVE PARTNER, WITn A CASH
TT capital of $23,000, to nil the place of ono retiring
ihrough ill health; ia an old established manufacturing con
cm where the irofliaare 33K percent. All applications
will be strictly confidential. Addieas II., Herald office.
\YrANTEn-.\ PARTNER. WITH fl 300, TO ENGAGE
TT in a pleasant, profitable and safe business, that will
pay from (4,000 to S3,000 per annum?aatlsfaetory evidenoe
of which will ge given upon an interview. Address Kenton,
Herald ofli?e. with name, Ac.
(t>-| AftA?PARTNER WANTED, TO JOIN THE AD
?pJ.?UUU vcrtiser in a profitable business in tbia city?
(10.000 oan be made per year. Offico buslneac to be at
teiideil to by (he partner. Address Joseph J., Herald office.
dt> I Ann ?A PARTNER WANTED IN THE AUC
?P'l .1/')"'. tion and cotumlaslon business, with from
ft.COO to f3,000. Tbia la a good opportnnity for invest
inent. A man acquainted with the book business preferred.
A pply at 2Hroadway, r>om 14.
KATRIMOTVUdU
"Y*" OITNQ LADY?YOC WHO CROSSED FCLTON FURRY
I to Brooklyn. Monday. April Z\ at 1 A. M.~dark i-alico
dre??, eloae hood of worated work, newspaper bundle?on
which yon Mimed to reid *ometliing ones or twice noft
rye*. I iiir a littlt waved, fiiultle?n m> nth and chin. and a
young female friend In eompany?onr attention w?< mutually
arrested. I'leaao addremi Naval Offluir. No. liM Fnlton
?treet. New Vorlt. To | revont humbug, dc.<oribe me in like
manner, state yonr addremi, mid pay postage. Whoever,
whatever yon he i>n?wcr me hol llv. learn my < hnraoter, and
experience full proof of manlv and honorable Intention.
IXKIHAMK.
O TIYVF.SAN T FIIIF. INM RANfE CO.?OFFICE* 151
O llowerv eorocr Hronnie street, tinder the Bowory Hank,
and (HI H all Mr'et?Capital, $:MUN*>.?Thl? eompany in?ure
againtt lom < r damngc hy fire, dwellfng hnaaea and fnrni
inre warfhooJii", Morei and nr-rehandiic. factori"*,?hip? in
port Ai on the moH favorable terms. All lo??m *111 be
IB)mediately adjusted and proiiiptly iaM
FREDERICK II. I.EE President.
SAMri.l, W J LI.ETN, Vict, I'rvmknt.
(fki. 3. Tr'VTr Secretary.
John en* Surveyor
\ 11.? *ppli-ationa fer intvrkUtt in thip enmpany Jtav
H left aitl WanB A. K'clhrdf u, &t tic trftttfc < ft. e
IVtU Itrut.
AMU3K.M1CJV ItM
B
Rf.ir.WAY theatre -t. a marmiall, soik
t. ? Door* open at 7 ?('C0mm?iiM?t7'4 > clock. 1
lu,,d4) t??Blug, May 3, will be p. rforwed
?i;i
SUyton , Mr. GonrUy
Fhjfci'iaii Mr. Henry
lft Witch Mr. Davidpo
2d Wtch. Mr Whiting
34 Witch Mr. Barry
Fie* *ee MiN Wftllitf
' ?ifth?e?e Mr. Barretb
Hecnte Mr. Grttavonft?
Lady %fach*th(. Mme Poniti
(Kiiilewoinau . Mrt- Henry
'VI
Macbeth. . Mr Forrest
Doncan. ... u, I, .
Malcolm Mr itaveaport
Donalbaia ... M>.? K Lewi*
i?? Mr P,.p,
Maed off Mr Con***
Lflio* ... . Mr. Floreuct
Roa?? Mr. Sanf?'rd
Monteith Mr Vincout
Seward Mr. Jour*
^IBLO S GARDEN?IT A F.IAN OPF.RA ?1THE MAV
ager begs to announce to the public that in ordor
to complete some new arranagemeuta, and to give tunefee
the H' teiiary rehearsals of ?
THREE NtW GRAND OPERAS,
?o le produced in rapid succession the performance* ?il! tq
?xspendad for a few day*. The flret aerie* of tlie aoas' n
iienrtten performance** being now over, dim notice will > ?>
grifn In a day or two of the beginning of the second serin
"fperformance.. I,K OKAND 8M1TII, Manager.
N"1?''0;.8 OARDEN'-THIB ESTABLISnM ENT MAV
*e*i.. T.fSf* ti' ??P**tabIe performance* on tlie iff
M^Uij.w'from"^' M.d t!.' 4P?
"nrALLiclV!f&
t Tn cI'dajTv cn'in g* M* BROADW AY, NBA U
Til K 11 niTTV '"un,mtoc* ** *-*?
Zekfef?iu"s<1
Kenrick ? _
Lady Duberly . t *J n?lo
Caroline
w
f.nrd Dnberly Mr lllake
l?r I'angloas Mr Brougham
Steadfast. .Mr.F.Chippeiidali
Dick Dowlass Mr. Waloot
Cicely nomtipun Miss Laura Kit1?
The orchestra will perform a variety of popular nuiw.
PAULINE.
De Reanval* Mr. Lector I Pauline ... Mix Laara Keci.o
Montlonie Mr. Lyster Mad de Nerval .Mre. Cramer
Cyrille. ... Mr. Chippendale I Gahrielle. . . . Mra. Stephens
rOOVl MINSTRELS, 444 BKIIA DWA Y, ABOVE
Howard at reet.?Open every evening.?11. Wood, Ma
nager and Proprietor. The entertainment offered by tbia
celebrated company of Mittlclanc aud Ethiopian Delineator*
cannot lie equalled by any other band in the Unitel Statea.
See programme. Doora open at ti^'; concert commences ak
bo'elooV. Admission, 2A cents. 1*he publiearerecpeetfoll?
informed that theaiteruoon eoucerta are dicoontluaed.
GKKAT SOI'THEHN CIRCUS -NEW YORK AMI'H!
theatre, Mo. 37 Bowtry. II. P. Madi.'.n A D. W. 3Uoe?
Proprietor*.
Popular r. rdlet in favor of the
UREAT SOUTHERN CIRCtS.
TrkMI'.N'iOI a D>:MU.t?TK A'l ION.
Houaea Thronged every Ni*tbt.
Firat appearance of
MR. I.EVI .1 VORTn,
and bia celebrated dancing horao T'animaiiy.
MISS KOSK MADIGAN,
the leading eqavatrienne of the world, the I rtuth lU it
eepted.
lioxea 2S cent*. Pit eenta.
Doora open at 7: p^rformaneo to commence at 7J< o'olook.
Extra performance on Wedne. lay and Saturday aft-r
nooni, ato'clock.
CH1INESE SALOON, MS BROADWAY.?MONT BLANC.
) ?Every eveniiii:.
HKTII WEEK OF AN CNINTERRUPTFD
Ami ExrnAORinNAKY Cauntu o?- Succk?H.
The production of
MR JOHN OWENS'
ALPINE RAMBLES
A Vli ASCKNT 0?'
MONT BLANC,
hAf rcanlttd in > ne of the
MOST SIGNAL TRIUMPHS
In t>i? World or A.vii'skmevt ever recordod.
During the past week, upwards of
M*X? PERSONS,
composed ofthe elite, intelleet and beauty of tlie eity, Lavo
thronged the anlooii. and uianlfCKtoiI
Thu Most Em'HI'siastic Apphobatkin.
The entire press, with ouu accord, prouounee the eole;
tain men t us the
Mc.ar iMTkLLECTUAI. AND Br'Atuiful Pboduotion
? I till *ne
SPCn FACTS, unexaggerated.
Pnovr pNqi I STIO> ABI.V ITS Sl'PllFMC HU
STERLING EXCELLENCE.
For synopsis aec hHa of the day.
Organist and piauist A. Sodiwiok, Fs<{.
Admission 'HI cents; children under twelvo hall price.
Doors open at 7 o'elooU: commence at 7
Ticket office open daily Irom 11 to 4 o'clock.
Extraordinary announcement?a new era
IN traveling.
McxTAt, Tri.itr.RAPii Link to Et'kopw.
The newly organ lied Mental Telegraph line is now prepared
to take any number of passenger* ovcry evening, from New
York to Liverpool, thence pairing through Dieppe, Paris,
Geneva, Castle of Cbillon, Mont St. Bernard ana valley ot
Chamvitni. to the summit of MON T BLANC, and retnro If
same meilinm to New York, in two hours
Fare for the round trip only SO cents; children half price.
A | ply at the Chinese Saloon, M9 Br.iadway, where place!
Diuy be lucured in advauco for any evening.
J011N OWENS. Conductor and Chief Guide.
Museum of f.gvptian antiquities stpyve
sant Institute, tiA!' Broadway.?Now open, the rare and
valuable collection of Pharaonic and I'tolomaie remains, ju t
Imported direct from Egypt and formed by Dr. Abbott, dnr
inK a reiidencc of upwards of twenty years in the East. Ad
luis'ion AO cents; children, half price, '^atalo^uea for aale
at the rooms. Open during the day and evening.
Metropolitan hall.?sanford a great na
tional panoramic painting of the Miasisiippi river,
from't* mouth to the frallr of St. Anthony, klablbltion
every evening, at Saturday afternoon, at 3%. Adinis
siou, SO sent*; children, L"> rents. N. B ?Schotl*, and ohiid
ren, with their parents, admitted on SatirJay afternoon*,
at l-.'j cent*.
ANYARD S CEORAMA.-TUE STUPENDODS RUINS
of Balbee, the City of Beyroot, Moaqne ot Sidon. witli
" ' interestini *
ether new and interestfug aoonea, are added to the Pilgrin
age to the Holy Land, being an addition of 12.000 *qaar?
ftct of eanvaaa. Every evening at f o'clock; Wedneeday
ard Saturday afternoons, at 3 o'clisk. Rxhlhiting at tltk
' WVtM*? BEN EF1T.
Vt ?'i hnrsdav. May 8, laft night this season, the gre t
comedy of THE RIVALS and the celebrated comie drama
called ASMODEUS, or TUB LITTLE DEVII, S SHARE?
Carlo, (the Little Devil,) Misa L. Kccnc. Box book now open.
TO MANAGERS OF THEATRES, AC., AC.?I HEREBY
announce that I have aeld to Barney Williams, Ev..
the aole and excluaive rijiht to perform mventirely new and
original d'ama. in three acta, entitled "Uncle Pat'* Cabin,
or Lights tnd Shade* of Lowly Life," a eopy o'' which is a'm
seenred to Mr. William* Any person or peraon* producing
thi* drama for tl.catrical performsnocs, will be dealt with
according to law. 11. J. CON W AY, Dramatist, N. Y. (
Franklin museum, i7? Chatham street.-oio
Lea Proprietor.?The above establishment I* open every
afternoon, at 3 o'clook; and, in the evening, at 7}?, for ti?a
purpoac of " Clansic and Original Reprofonlatlons of Livir.g
Statuary." by M'lle Casinc t's Troupe of Model Artist*, to
gether with a variety of beautiful performance*. Forfnrihrt
particulars, see bill* of each day Admission ?Seat* la
Private Boxes, 50 cents; Stage Scats, with cushioned aria
?hAirs, 37>a cent*; Boxes, ??cents; Gallory 12', o<ut*.
TO THEATRICALS -W. R. FISH, fFROM LONDON,!
theatrical and charaoterijtio wig maker. MS) Peat!
?treat, fonr door* from Broadway. Ama'cnr performano<t
attended. Wit* lent on hire for private partial aad faacj
dress ball*. NB.-Ary style ef theatrioai wig aaade *?
fonr bonr* aotioe.
rp SllVMAN, JUST ARRIVED IN THIS CITY, OF
x. fkrs his aenlMi ttianrttar, AjftagMDHi sins
Mid gives satisfactory information. He pan be consulted io
matters concerning love. marriage, past. present and future
events. Ac. Nativities caculated far Indies and gentlemen,
officu 728 Houston street, between Ma< dihigal and Varuk
streets.
HBOIGUn
Cl'RK OF CORNS, BY MADAME BERHARD, NO 1(7
Bowery, east side, between Brooino and Dalaney streets.
Madame B. respectfully informs the public Shtat she has re
duced her price, in order to enable every one to bs free from
pain, and Ix'els oonfident In promising that she will remove
corns, bunions, nails irrown in the flesh, without oans,
ing the least pain or inconvenience. Persons can be attend
ed to at home, or at Madams B.'s residence, from I an til ti
o'clock, P. M.
Dr. ci,ark, member or the university op
New York, can be consulted at 4* Canal street twi)
doors eart of Broadway. Office hours from 8 to 10 A. M ,
sad from 4 to 9 P. M. ?_
Dr. bf.ron. PRACTISING PHYSICIAN AND MR
peon. No. 2 City llnll piece, corner of Chambers a-id
Centre streets, may*be consulted dally, from 9 o'clock till
12 M., and from 6 till 9, evening
Dr A. M MAflRECEAUCAN BE CONSULTED at nia
office, 13!) Liberty street, or by letter addressed to box
1,224 Post Office.
Doctor schmidt has removed erom 219 to iii
Twelfth street, near Fifth avenue.
DR. RALPHS office hours, from ? to 13 a. m.,
and 6 to 9 P. M , Sundays excepted, at Ne. MSBeastoa
strset. aear Wooster.
Dr. cobbett, no. 19 duane street, betweim
Chatham and WiHiam streets. N. B.?Dr. C. is a
member of the New York Univ ?rsity. Office koars from 7
A. M. to 9 P. M , Sundays excopted.
DR. COOrER, 14 DUANE STREET BETWEEN CIIAT
ham and William street*, may be consulted at bis office.
from 7 A. M. to 9 P. M.. Sundays excepted. Dr. C. is a reg
ularly educated physician and surgoon.
DR. JOnNSON, lfi DUANE STREET, MAT BE CON
suited at his office, where be has practised for the last
twenty-two years, Hours from 7 A. M. to 2 P. II., Sunday*
excepted.
DR. WILKINSON, OFFICE. NO. 5 BOWBRV. HOURS
from 7 A. M. till 10 P. M. _???__
DR. WI I.I.I AM WARD, NO M CANAI, STREET,
exactlv one door east ef Broadway. Office hours, from
7 o'clock A.M. till 10 o'elook, P.M. Dr. Wm. Ward is a gra
duate of F.dinburg, Scotland.
Dr. ward, so canal street, EXACTLY ONI
door east of Broadway. Attendance from 7 e clock i.
M., nntll 10 o'clock P. M.
HOLLOWAT'S OINTMENT AND PILLS TIIE BET
remedy to cure bad legs.? F.liaa I)sw, the wife of a farm
servant, living nt Dint.n, near Sallsbsry, suffered for seve
ral months with a sore leg, the ulceration of which was "i>
dreadfully obstinate that It deflcd the skill of eminent medi
cal men to abate its malignancy. When in it) worst state
she commenced nsing Holloway's Ointment and Pills, which
soon produced favorable appearances; and by persevering in
their n<e for a short period, she ean now boast of a eounj
euro There is no case, however obstinate, bad. or Ions stand,
ing but may be cured by these admirable medicines. Hold b*
all venders of medicine throughout the BritisB empire, ami
bv those in the United States, at S7*< eents, S8 seats, ami
?I SOper I ox. Wholesale, at Mr. JOSEPH HORSEY S,
Maiden lane, and at the proprietor's, 24,'j Strand, Leaden.
HYGIASTIKA.-A SPEEDY AN? CERTAIN evxn
for neuralgia, tie dnloreni, toethache, nervous kuad
a?he and rheumatism In the head, and a sure iweveative of
sonvslsions, or any other complaints attendant am earls
sbildhood during the period el teething, has bean dieeevere*.
and is now being successfully administered in the fern ef a
medicated necklace, to be worn next the skin by the fatleat.
An eminent r<?rmati nhysiciaa discovered the virtues of t) s
valuable medicines of ?? Met the beads of the ae?klaae ata
made, and prescribed the mode ef appKeattoa. The aott e
of the public is not, therefor*, sailed to a quaek medieiae,
but to a medicament recommended by ->ne ef tbe most ee I
nent oftbe faculty as peculiarly powerful In noting thmasb
the pores of tbe skin directly ti|.?n the diseased or exalted
?er\ea alfcrdlns, generally, instant, and always permaae?.t
relief, and "fleeting a permanent enra. Patients wbe, af>?*
twcniy lour hours trial of the medioated necklace, aeeordifg
to prescription, And no relief, may, at ths eloee ef that pe
riod, by immediately ri tmrulnf the >ib?. receive knek th<-ii
m. ney. SClll'FFNER A MVI.DF.NF.R, M Beaverstreet
Tutiwonv?1 do hereby certify that the eompoeitioi ft
the mt dlcated necklaeo offeree by Sebnffner A Maiden*''if
wf snrli a nature M t? aafsulingly prodnee the mesa essl*
factory results. O. BBAPNLICI^M.
No Henry street. ?reek.ra.
For sale bv tbe proprietors Ne. 64 steeat- rgt?? *'
Mi.abmiint, physician and soioiow, no.
. lleade street, corner of Broadway. Office hc?r?.
iSundaye ex< e|itid, treiu II, ?orning, till 3, aadtiiuy
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