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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-05

u FIIEr IN TIN MiNUIES.-CURE IN n FEW pAyt
HI insured BY the great foreign remedy III Ltc8hs Gt
onic afers for the ~ colds cpuel agna trouehs
tie pulmonary consunpt and t Egoctic te bresrt
snd lungs. Manufactured ~ =. Tayor, Rochester N r.
The only truc and genuine proprietor astufor on
the ntinent % America by assignment % rant tom James
Johnsn G. V. Cekener Co., 81 Barclay etrot ths
general agents for New York rnd vicinity S3 also % A.
b. D. SANDS 100 FULTON street k,ts price, - cents
bos.
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ASTORIA q, Aprl Zl-iu port brig Nonparie from san
fdsee or sYrsIe.oo rssdS K, MssgSs barb Ire.
AZ Milton trs Jua Helen. and Grecisn, CO. sfraaeeo
ALEXANDRIA,, Hay 3l-Arr sehr Kate Aubrey. York,
BOSTON june g-Arr hip Crusader, miller. Coguins 99
Ian Iaro hsarap az ;rS 0soeity tBrG Cook
clsssow via Yarmouth vs. schr, Glars l's.er Sasss
Coson ard Byzantium, Cochran, Ihiladslplta irahs'
bah ps. rSy 1 sS Fountain 8ucs e
tBrl from Marshhsldi where che vas ashere. a. qesr
gp Srs N Ga taSss Thr.e rot6e Anderson
s4s'ss r sy ssd t i r srd soss
Ptofeta Ea tsard squereio d. scien tkasI 'tsrs ~
Thos ireland somcrs, Richmond. sld ship GLANCE oirAs
Chesapeake, Arof briss California VIZ Henry Keepsake
BAiTiM6RE, Jun, 3-Arr brs gar,tsa Ro.e. csrtsss,i
tr Hoffman, NierE ship Emerald, Iasgsr sag iior9or;
setrs jos Perry, pat,ersen, 81 Thomas che, Bentley
BASGok FAY sAr5 ssh5 Edl9sg' RSnS S;u. lyme
cruz proisby Crox schr James Bascmsn Charsstoni
iInshRNsrSnIf. June Arr schr Esit, HALL, NYork
BRISTOL RI Js.,i-Arr brig Jerome Ford, Providence
fSfI RIVER Msysi-Arr sioops " Thorue, Aitanyi
Jss Gorhsm, aud DFish, 90 80. 49,, .. Tan.
ton; Citizen With lumber and opsa schr sad 20 be from
GEORGETOWN, SC. prev 70 May 2s-Ar Schr Delaware,
Y9rt Cid isth, schr & I. IIulse. oyer,on, NYcrk.
IGBTc, Nay p. .sld schr Tgrk; Wilton, NYSrk:.
eth"hfr ships zsnSai Wilson. id,sryoo TicOndorors,
Boyle UTks Venice, Snter, tark
Boston; brig Madison NYork. Cid poi Mefaszera tSp
Mst Barcelona schr Charles Stratton, Westeott ma
MACHIAs, May T-sld briI Baldwin tnot Belunh
Montgomery, orb, 18th, schr Monterey wilder 90.
NEw ORIEhNs, May 3-Arr ships Rogers, sPrafue'
Havre; Ieonidas Iourdan do; Laurel (Brl Hsrtingtg
Iiverpoe bark Cen Jones Harding Rio Janeitoi brH y
tsrsey Sinclair tiate phsm, who died ttos isNs
NJ DAYS utl dol Fchr Sarah Lewis bermoud lhot,asth
gtk- AR shire Sousntafn Crntktr, Liverpool. Jsmea
Corner Kenneth orb; shirley, Hitler Do; torfs 1rt
do; Aufeiia lspl kNta Havana trig san 1isetA WI
Nentote do; sthr John wesley, kirk, hhtan isaM
elip Neptune tsrb Hernunto Vera traf VA nts'os ''h
uago.
loved 20 see 2h stips John Haven. Metota snd henn
cook; 2ist bark Cloes 2aa, satk 1lcr9k - fvs
ralmeg.
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Letter 1sG q steamer Baltic for Liverpool viii eese =
ths Exchange kssdinS Room (T Exchangs ON SATURDAY
BAss for Bermuda st Thomas Porto Rico and all
the West India aAnds Merlin will close the
Reading Room t0 Exchnngs) on Monday, yth inst.
Letters for all islands, British must BE-
mailed at the above ooe as the Post ooe forward
them.
Letter Bags Of Georgia. California
will close at the EXCHANGE Reading Room Y6 ExchangeI
Express NAH for shagres, Kingston. Jan Juan Pans-
ma Oregon South Pacific, and San Francisco will close
ct tho Exchange Reading Room (67 ExchanSel Friday.
18th. at ~ o'clock.
will olose the Exchange Reading Room t6 Exchanged
Saturday, June a. =.
Of the world.
The above Bags also ~ Ksnyon Wall street.
e. G.nw unSprAa
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Theatrical and Must cal.

TtE 0oucEsHEM BEsrrrr.-we have received the an
letter from the father OF the Misses Gougenhem
OF the Broadway Theatre and give insertion in our
columns, 70 show how deeply Mr.. Gougenhem has ap-
precisted the benefit recently in contemplation in be-
half Of his daughters. Mr. G., believe, is respecta
bic solicitor in London in moderate circumstance and
has large family. His daughters are in strange land
struggling to advance in their profession and only lack
ing In Of purpose to eventually become dis
tingushed for their histronic talent We regret that
the benefit has not yet taken place 0bstsces in the
ehape cslous and unsympathisng professional per-
sonages who may yet seek the aid OF the public have
prevented the benefit but the delay viii be beneficial
la the end and have doubt that, at proper
time sill the assistance the two young ladies expect
or desire, will be placed at their service
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nR. GOODS EXTRACT % COpAIyA-SOID BIT
- BRIGHAM n Miller No. IL v. corner 81 THIRD
street. aad At Drummonds, Ne ~ keade street, opposite
I
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MORRIS and ESSEX RAILROAD

MORRIS and ESSEX KAllIhOAD.--
lNkPAssENGER TRAINS UPc-Leaye New-Yort 6oo
OF Cortland.st AN. and 30 Pm; Leave Newark -
AN. and bpm.
PAssENGER TRAINS DowS.-Leave Dover A n. and
lisp n; Morristown IS A. h. and Is p. N; Madison
745AM and 40 Pm; Summit 05 A. m. ens % I. n /
Millylle Is A ~ and SIS r N; Orange - A. n and
FRElcHr TRArss-Lesvs Dover A H. and New.YOSk
IAN.
ORAEGE HORSE CAR.-Leave Orange ! A NJ and -
p NJ; Hew-York III 80 A M and 50 r. M.
Passengers by these trains received and delivered
each way North and South Orange, hllville, summit
Chatham, Madison, Monisown. Merits Plains, Dsnyihs
RockRway and Dover. =. -
Al Dover, stages connected with the AM. psssongr
train leave or Suckasunny, SSnhope, Newton, haefels
town and Hope, daily; Milford and Owego on Mondays
Wednesdays and Fridays, and for Sparta, yohnsonDug
Rairstown Columbia Delaware Water Gap Srongsburgh,
coatnuing Lsckawanna Works passing through Bar
tonyille, sanhope pa Smiths, Tavern, neaglesyile C
ton Dunmore Hyde Park 70 Providence, on Tuesdsys
Thursdays and Saturdays and returning meet inc IN
Al Denye stages leave for PoweryiIs and Boonton on
the arrival Of the A. NJ and trains FROM and meet ne
A NJ and P. M trains for NewYork. .
passenger trains for Mendham, Chester Schooeys Noun
lain Washington Belydere and Easton, daily ana mocs
the p. NJ train for New-York.
Also for BGsking Ridge on the arrival OF ne x ~ uss
returning next morning, connecting win me A. ~ nn of
are to procure ther tickets before taking ter
seas p he cara Tickets will be received only on inc oy
when purchased The fares nom each station wnero
sold win when paid IN the cars thAa
when paid for ucke the several ticket oces fassen-
CURED MIST
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TRAVELLING.

NEW YORK and ERIE RAILROAD
IN NEWROUTE 30 BUFFALO ard the WEsr-Win-
ter ArTpnRement-CO Commencing Monday Jan. o lS5l-
Leave New-YOr for Bmghamton Elmra- Corning, hor-
nesye Geneva Roshester s1sso a foEr and
glses.: daily ply sy I Ssrs y 6aSne-s as follows;
Breakfast and supper on board the boats
MORNING N AL TRAH al AN stopping az al the sta-
tons. arriving al Geneva the same evening.
Passengers for Rochester Buffalo he can lodge al 0ene
va and take the Express Train from Albany next mernng
arriving Rochester and Buffalo at the same ume a. pas
eenEers Abazv With the advantage ole nights rest
WAYTRATR q q PM for Onsvllle and al intermedias
stations. M.
mont Suferns Chester, Goshen Mddeeown Ousv1le Del
aware NarrOwsbuTgh, Hancock, Deposit, blsquehanna,
Great Bend SnghamOn and stations west OF Binghanton
Passengers for Buffalo by this train proceed 10 deneys ana
take the train arriving a Buffalo same evening" fsssen-
gers Ithaca CaYuga Bridge and towns on Ceyugs Lake
lake the Of he Gauge and susquenanns KeurSsa
the Erie trains Passengers for TogR and Lyconng eoun
ties Pa take the ears the Corning and BOss0urg harOea
# Corning Stages leave NsrroWsDuKg, Hancock Depoei
ausouehanna Great Bend, 8nghamton- Owego, WaVerlyl
Bhrirp Coming Painted Post and honesyhie on arrival
VI NV "' TRAINS TO NETWORK.
MORNING MAIL TRAIN leaves Geneva AZ AN SOP
pBg the stations, and arrives IN Newly ORR Al W M
HorneIsve 30 P N. stopping al all stations west Oh
Binf hsmtOn, Great BeRd, Susqnehanna Deposit
HsseOcl Nanowsburgh Delaware Ousylle hddetown,
9uherBs and Piermont arriving N seW-fo orr %St An;
WAY TRAIE caves Onsvte 81 81 M stopping a. ~ the
statiOns aud arriving In New York al ii 90 AM :,
NEWBURGH BRANCH leaves hewburgh a ID A "a aud
as NJ cor meeting with the trains gong "esA Leaves
Chester II AM and M eron arrival Of the uansfron
FREIeHT THA,.s leave ntes. PasF got Duanea A. NJ
Was taken by Express freight trains and Is forwarded
through without delay. OhAhLES nINOfL
d. oaperinbsndenI
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STEAM COMMUNICATION BE-

STEAM COMMUNICATION BE-
STwEEN PHILADELPHIA AND LIVERPOOL
The powerful Steamship CITY OF 0LASoOW, d
r. Mathews, late Of the GreaI Westera) Coranandcr
I6io tuns $50 horsepower, 10 intended 70 SAIL
KRon gHuApElFHtA FROM LIVERPOOL.
THURSDAY. lsIbJsn. IS5I. Wednesday, llh Dee 1850
Thnrsdsy. 18Th March 1881 "wednesday l9h FEB. ISL
This vessel 10 well known for her successful voyages %
tween Glasgow ard New York and tas splendid ssisoon
Accommodation for about 10 first and seeo1d cabin passe
gers fro fteerp ge passengers lakeR)
HATES OF PASSAGE
TEoN FHILADgLIHIA. FROH LIVERPOOL.
First Cabn-lNt Dollars tlrst NADtn-<< Oulneas
Gecond Cobu-e0 Dollars Second Csbin-l3 Guinness
These rses include Provisions ard Stewards Fee, bat no,
RATES OF FREIGHT
FWoN fHi AuFiPHtA FkoH LiFhNovh
According agreement - slcFlns per ih measure
An gOods sent he Agents IN PblsdeiphA VIII oe for
wsrded with economy and dispatch
There are TWO posssrf Steamships now under contract
for his Line-0ue Ia NewYork and the other IN Gasg0"-
u be ready during the ensuing summer -
For further particulars, apply, Ia Liverpool ana oeAs@
10 RICHARDSON BROTtERS.& CO.; ia @ ssgow TO
PATRICK HENDERSON co and q, IN Ph ?. se
and NeyF-York. to RICHARDSON, WATSON CO.
do n
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD

n AWiNTEh AhhAN0hMbnT.-Ub ano utef MOI
day Dec 49, ls5o The Passenses usAs VII run ~ follows
LEAVE NEw-YoRK GOING NORTH,
From the Office In HudsoR-st ChaBsbersA
ATS l6A h-for passengers 70 Poughkeepsie, stopping
a. al The way stations
Al 2M-gOr freight and passengers TO POushssepse.
stopping Al all way stations
Az P. h-FOr Passengers 10 Poughkeepsie, stopping
M4P. M-For Passengers 70 Poughkeepsie, stopping
at Mar hauanyne Tonkers Hastings Oo66s Ferry Dear
nan Tanytowp sng-Sng 0rot0n, Peekskin, 6aIrisons,
Cold Spring, FishkiH New Hsneurgh and hitoo feny.
At5P: M-Eor passengers 70 PeeAskil, s'opPhg Al AZ
LEAVE POU6HKEEPsIE GOING SOUTH
AHA Nor Nsw-York stoppng 81 Mlton Ferry,
Hew-Hau bsrgh Low Point Rishkil, Cold Spring 0ar-
rsOn's Peeksk, CroOn SHg-5ins, Tarytown, DeHsman.
Dobbs' Ferry Yonken and MaIhattanvile
AteA M.-for neight ana Passengers 70 Hew-fofks
stopping At ali way stations on signal.
AtIl 10 A. M.-For passengers TO New fork' stopping
at New Hsmbursh Fkhki Cold Spring 9anfson's Peek.
skil, Sing Sing TR ytown. Dcarnsa, Doobs Ferry and
ASP M-ror Hew.York, stopping at al wsy staroas
LEAVE PEEKsKILL FOR FEW-YoRK.
M7A M-stopping a. al way stations on signal
Passengers viii promote hef convenience sna ,sfey ~
observing the following rules; st Give particular direo'
tons TO lie baggage-man where your baggage 70 es 40
Byefed that be az mark accordingly and ereoy avoA
mistakes and deays ID procure Josr tickets before ensf'
ny u1s ear; Cd do aot stand on tbs platforms
dis OLIVER IL LEE. supernteedeeh
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Central Railroad OF NswJessey.
NATINTE ARRANGEMENV

w Commencing MONDAY, Nov. T. ISSo.-Th!s Road
ertencs from ELIZABETHPoRT IS miles to the WHITE
HOUSE, N. reducing the staging between tho 'ermnos
OF the Road and EASTON to Is miles
This hne leaves New-York by steemboa hed JACKET
pier No North River, and connects with trains on me
New-Jersey Railroad which leaves New.fok nom ioot
OF Cortlandu .,,s
TRAINS UP-Lesve New.York by steamboat Ned JAZZ
o. pier No North River, al u ifeaynS sna
passenger and by n }. Railroad, foot % SorhAoase
NJ and a Pm. x,,,,. A.. NJ.
White House ats, AM freight al q AMI Passenger
somsryiIle at AN; Freight al : AM Passenger 81
Sound Brook al st AM, Freight al iOm AM: rAs-
senger at 2 25m Pm. - 81,
PsinSeId Al 81 An; FrslGhtG u AN; Passenger u
. Westheld al g. AN; Freight G7i AMI rassengsr u
SPIN. .., ,as p A.
EHzabethpon At 81 AM Freight a. 80 AMI ssseN'
gerMlP Pm. ox,h. q a n
srsn nom New-York the White House 70 convey pa
ssnoers 10 Easton Wlkesbare Bethlehem ALLENTOWN ana
Match Chunk Penn. and to Femogto7, Lebanon Cnnion'
Milford and Bevidere NJ.
R-All BAGGAGE at the risk Of he owners until de-
vered into actual possession OF me Agenu OF me oom
psny and checks or receipts given hereiof %
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CsTRFET DEPARTMENT, No. HALL or EEcoRDs--ssalse
- proposals. - Be- renewed the Street Conn snosffs VI
uui Nonday Jaa 81 es AIS osocs n " bai Psf
The sirth n r. Pns apelhcsins, an1 AZ 10
heo b had aPphsAoa 70 The coairst era o.
m. usosrtu@st-Jan t. lssl. JOHN 7 DODGE,
IL CuuTns-i1 ner
CtTREET DEPARTMENT, no. 4HALL or RECOROS-Paehe
hereby that The olo~Re resolutions have besr 1re
.sntsd BoaTd Of A. Adsrmsus Fee vsd hat ms
81 r proper ale rf The AT 20
Mshaan valley tie T~sh Ward, Be rsfsuei % the street
R-s0-d Thst tie Street Conn BE- aad ~
eel. Dire, &C., o. rollfs s1a present the Caon Coua
Ell n r e yag 5.ssts and Avenues the CITY noflh
~ ist,h III rri1 JOBS 7. DODGE. str--t Commissioner
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1859. WINTER ARRANGEMENT. 1881
NETWORK e. NEW-HAVEN RAIL-

~ r w ONh u ~ T. w IA Elm GhkE<-
i NReAD.-Os and sneF "Wednesday, Dec ls he fbnow.
hE rsiss ~in lsays ne Csnalst ssaroA Broadway
PsCe. gers also received II tbe Hev-foFk snd Hsron
4 Accoumoaaicn Trsio a ISA AN fos Rsv-koehs1s,
aansroneot, kys, Port Chester 0roc1"en Stsnssd De
srrzrfOrd Milford I'd New Haven Passenger tron Ne
Way Stations ioI Albany snd the stations 90 ihe hoasatons
sissper Psssrnssr.from Way sad as ;ar Boston Prov.
heDoe. Worcester, Hartford, Springfield srd Coanoencai
kveT Railroads. vi oke ts Tran and on Express Tram
at New-Havsa Passengers for Canal Raiirosa stop a
Express Train Al O'Clock AN Tor Sanford Bridge
port Absny HousAtou.e and Nlnganek Railroads New.
Haven and the Canal Railroad Middleton, Hartford
81 rr gsod and Connecticut River Railroad, Worcester
kecoamodadon Train al O'Clock A n for New
haven ard intermediate Starons Passengers BY this
Train Tor he Canal Railroad VII remain a. New Haven
unnl SiPM FOR Neyv.Hayen, Hartford and Springfield
Railroad, remain IN New. Haven unnl ~ =
Eaprsy, Tram a;sP for saord sss ~ sr,,s snd
SprtD gfeh Worcester and Boston
s. Express Train al Is P. NJ fr Stanford and Norwsk
and eonneeIBg WITH housaionic Tram u onaesP''' y"
s. Accommodation Train At tPM for Nsw-Bsven and
al ne Intermediate Stations.
I. Communication Train Al SPIN Dor Bridgeport sad -
TRAINS 10 NETWORK
l. comnetAnOn Train Al 10 An rou Bridgspoyt stop-
ping a. ell ne Intermediate Stations.
Accommodated Train a. A. n. br aew-hssc1,
slopping Al All intermediate Starons
s. Accommodation Train a. : 20 An. nom Ncw-havcus
stopping at al intermediate s,aona receiving passeages
nom Hartford and New Haven, CU1a kAtroad and nszg.
atuck Railroad.
Exprees Train al 10 Pm On correction VITA ths m.
ureas Train nom Boston, from New-Hsven, stopping q
BRIDGEPORT and Stamford receiving passengers hon Ne
Housatouic Railroad at Bridgeport
s. Accommodation Train al 80 Pm lreoeivisg p&sscn
Fers nom the Accommodates Tram nom bosoa and
nom the Nsngafuck Railroad al BrdgeporD frem New
Haven, stopping At al Intermediate sCxfsona
s. Express Train az 8 10 PM Tor IN connection wn NJ.
prest Train from Boson) stopping Al bndgoPor, NofwAk
snd Stamford, arriving IN Newly orb at II 80 Pm.
= Express Train az s. p NJ. from Bridgeport n con
necon with the Housatonic Train from Albany and Pits
field stopping al Norwalk and STANFORD.
Passengers requested 20 procure oiSfe 49,
ssats 70 the Carr. Int a - .. hAooh' 'ape
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REGULAR MAIL LINE between BOS

y DCbWCCH DOO
ANTON AID NETWORK, via STONINGTON Snz
PROVIDENCE-lnlABd route, without ferry, change OF
cars or baggage! - - - -
The steamers MASSACHUSETTS, Capt joel Stone and
COMMODORE Capt "a IA Ro eonnscs .DS
Providence Railroads. leaving NewYo daily Sundays
excepted nom Pier Nh IRIS wharf above Bakery paee
Al O'Clock NJ and BtOalngtor at N. or upon The ar
rival Of the Mail Train from Boston.
These bulk expressly for the route Andae
IN every respect particularly adapted to the navigation 81
Long Island Sound The accommodations for passengers are
soHlmOdOas and sonOrtAble-e officers capable and on
penenced. A.. ,.
Boston and New York passengers are enabled 10 Mnys
10 ample ume for the morning hnes Of steamboats, end
railroads running various points nom nose cines
The MASSACHUSETTS wiL leave York on Tues
dsJ THURSDAY and Batnrday Leave Stonngtou on MOE
dsy WedDesda, and Friday
The COMMODORE wih leave New York Moeaey, we'd
nesday and Friday Leave Bonngton Tuesday rhursasy
and Saturday a..
neton proceed mmedatety N Shs splendid railroad ears
30 Providence and Boston A bag gagemaster sccom-
NAMES each tram TO and from Boston Por passage,
berths ststerooms freight applications may % made
VIC Aken~ OA ~ OH
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JAMES H. PINKSEY, >COm
sf0sSM EDELAFIELD SMITH,
aIOpM

CSgPREME COURT-In nstter Of the application Of the
SMavoE Alderman Commonay OF the City OF New forh
rehtve OPENING and LArING OUT Of Public Square
Known BLOOMN6DALE SQUARE IN the tinetsenth Ward q
ss Note hereby gwen by the Mayor Aldermen and
ComoAa the City Of New Yok Pnrsusn 70 statute n such
ease made ard provided the said the Mayor Alderman and Com
New York intend 70 make Application IN me
supreme the Stats OF New York SPECIAL Term me
sad Cau 10 be hall the City Of New 1ork, on
Saturday s Of February 1851 at the opening the Court
be heard for the
potment OF Of Estimate and Assessment the
above that the nature and extent OF the intended I'M
psovsnen opening and yrg cut OF puohc square m The
kDsseuh Ward the City OF New York. land which said square
sfuafsd Eighth AID Ninth avenues RAd Iy third ana
% Streets aA out the map or plan OF the City
Of BY virtue Of Act entitled An Act relative TO I'm
toushg Laying Of Streets and Roads IN the ny
ofEsW Yo aud for other purposes passed April s.
sew York Deosmhsr Is. 1880 HENRY 4. DAVIES,
d3o te0i Counsel to the Corporation.
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CORPORATION SoTIcE-Pubbe notice hersoy gwen 20 tss
" Of All Houses aa L
improved unProyed LABes Affected thereby, sf hs oH
sn have been completed BY tia ASSESSOR aud are
ONES Of the Bureau Of Assessments pttm1nuo ~ Az per
interested wa for budding sewer With escesssy Te
cusFs % from ths noFhsy s1e Of sh 81 70 ana
10 eo.rect with he Sewer "a ay Al 3dsl The hmH srbaesd
BY such Assessment include all the several Houses and Lots q
Gound Los ard parcels Of Lasd situated on BON
aides between ssh and 30 Borbsy SIDE Of
roth both sdss Of 3 Sls asd 5ld between l and 81
naed A.
ssssusn who opposed 70 the shsr Of them are
qsss,sd 70 thar oe'cions n~nE 70 s
hsr snos No Han Of Rscods within from the data u
As nssses SAMUEL Il DE- MOTT FRANCIS NICHOLSON,
AAC WIN SMITH Assessorsones Bureau Of Asssssments,
etresf Depertnsnt JSnuazy g. 1881. SlW
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NOR LIVERPOOL-UniteC

IL Mail Steamship PACIFIC, Captain 4: Nye.-Ths
Steamship will depart with the Malls for Europe posi-
lively on Wednesday Jan. % Al II o'clock. ~ from her
berth at the foot OF CRnsl-st
No berth secured ill paid FOR. on.
All letters and papers must pass through me ros1 once
FOR Freight or Passage, having unequaled aecomm0o~
N0n' 'O' GIVE EDWARD K. COLLINS, So Wslst
Positively freight will be received on board eesr
Monday evening, Ian. 20 ..c,r,c -
The steamer ARCTIC viii succeed The FACirlO' ana
sal RehruaTv5 W
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SUPREnE COURfIn matter OF the application Of the Hay
- o. Aldermen compOnsy Of the City Of New YORK. rsssvs
opening and OF public Place known a. SOi
YkSAET SQUARE the Seventeenth Ward Of sad city notes
incurred BY rseson OF ina
poes ths matter vii be taxed before hs honorae
Justices OF tho Court,
the other Justices OF sad Court ths
sspsne Chamber. the City Hall o. the CITY OF New Tom,
Of January 1884, n hapAt nine ocok
n ths forenoon. TALMAN WATERS, JAMES H PISkSkf,
.sry ese leel l5tS
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yuPREME cOURTIn orhs application oths MAYOR
SAaernsn sne Commoasy fs CITY New fors fSy :. ne
sohzRF h ne Ward ofad Cy Com
sop.n Of and Assessment IN ths shove snt-o
49, ofsn Act People ofhs State
YORK entitled 40 Act % amend an Ac' s.t'Iel ~
Act passed Api IslS pssssi apr ~ 49, ts 20
shows matter the and ovnsfs Of the ts
he NUMBERS Of such o;s they appear on ne maps
.onsrs together such maps snd tbs amount OF as.sosnou
uhsbsr bsns6ti ssd also All the sdaV est ss
and other documents. Which were used oy ne "a
ocs Of the CRY County Of New YORK. for the inspection Of
there 70 renen Tor At
At place hereinafter msnoAsd And the said Commas
or. further give notice ne sn.s o. s %
Taxes the City aHd County OF New fe
for Other purposes passed MAJ a. $50 passed nay . ~ 70
proved or uamprovod land affected thereby thar they have
affected thereby and Who may be opposed 70 the sans
Qsstsd present their objections 10 writing 70 DeAiss
NJ Wan street IN Tia CITY Of New Yorf within thirty days from
Notice And that the limits embraced by This assessment
srs a. fows sayA those Ots, pieces, parcels Of
Isss required to be taken for the purpose OF opening
Esd laying stuvesan squa and bounded and described ~ @
sastsr by Third avenue and
The westerly ss by Fourth avsnus And ae a. hs o pieces or
fronting the westerly side Of Fourth avenue Do
tween pohey side Of Eighth street and the souhery
sSs eonsr Of Also lots pieces
parcels Of land fronting the sAstey ne or SIDE OF ssr avenus
bstwssn place and Ninth street, and also lot no 81 Fourth
all the lots pieces, pace Of land fronting
tbs westerly line de Of the Bowe between Great Jones street
and and also the lots Known the numbers $40
ga s4 S44 and Sf6 Bowsry. Aud also, all the os
or p.Is Of .sd OS Ne h And % sa
psess parcsh Of hand fronting on ne esery hns or ss
rSs os that tsr report IN the above
presented 70 the suprems Court SPeA
Ter: q ne ' SoS SSS 81 ds Of March ISL Al tb. opening
ne day, sooa thereafter As counsel car %
JAMES PINKSEY, <Commiss'onsr'
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THE UNITED STATES AND CAL

Il IFORNIA EXPRESS COMPANY will dispatch
their next EXPRESS per CRESCENT CITY, on Saiur-
day. Jan 49, connecting with the Mail ffom Panama, Feb
uary IS.
Shippers will pese observe that this Is the only Caior-
MIA Express Company having their own facilities on the
Ishuus Packages are landed and Immediately up
the Chagres River IN covered American boats built ex-
prcsy the business In New York. under the and
charge OF Capt Abraham Bsncker, and shipped from Pan
anna at by every Custom House clearsnceS
obtained free Of charge.
PROPRIEroRs-A. B. MILLER co. Wall-st. New
York Refer to r. s. WILLIAMS & co.
c. w 4 J. T. MOORE co.
ub AZ j. HOWARD 4 SON
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