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I Lost yesterday between 1875

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Broadw az and Wall-stree The following StocAs ana
Notes Certificate for 40 Shares Citizens Bank Stock
do do 20 do of Stuyves Insurance Co. Receipts Dr
20 shares Asor Fire Insurance CO. and promss9ry Note
a., 81 2a ga dated Aprl 9th 1851 at months. drawn TO
the order of W Bay and Co. Payment oil sSld not
hay ng been stopped all persons are heIeoy ~alheu
ed hy returning the above 10 tho subscriber.
us IT, JAMES X DEL NECCHlO. 40 bfoau"ay
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THE late Signor SARTFS celebrated
Il collection of ANATOMICAL and PArHALOGi-
Cal. fc-sIzed FIGURES at the Society Library, 40
observation-disclosures To the sale Il the above elaborate
works Of art they will be exhibition for short time IN
tins CITY LADIES admitted Tuesdays and Fridays, when
Miss Sar, demonstrates the Moorish Venus intermediate
DAYS for gentlemen Open daily from 10 AN tall 81 Pm.
Lectures the Moorish figure dy at H. 81 and
Tickets . cents nS it'
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BOARDING.

NITED STATES HOTEL at PHIL
4 ADELPHIA.-The subscriber respectfully announces
ms friends and the travelling community that he has
sumed the prOprletorship Of the UNITED STATES HO-
TEL. Long known connection with the Hotel under the
late proprietor he feels perfectly safe promising Its old
patrons that nothing shall be wanting u confirm IT'S pre-
reputation the best kept house IN the country No
expense has been spared completely renting the entire
establishment and he particularly invites attention To the
changes introduced the and comfort Of Ia
dies Firmly determined to satisfaction he solicits
continuance that patronage always freely bestowed
the old United States. tmy28 3ml A. a. ALLEN.
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DOARDING.-P Rooms with full
Oor partial Board may be obtained al ia last BROAD
way References exchanged. Je~f LII
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CTTUATION.-A active Young Ger
~ man. who speaks English and fIsnc u snd onor
trade wants situation any icantle ps Er1frr 20
fest OF reference can be gwen Address n S'ii ~.
City Hall place. ~
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WANTS, &C.

AS NURSE and Seamstress, by Protest.
ant Girl Would have objection TO 70 IN me conn
TN. Apply 76l Broadway. Ho =
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DEWARD.-.A liberal reward Will be
paid for such information viii insure the recover
moved on Wednesday June "a from house w "enS
t,enth-st Al that time occupied by Mrs Martha ne
- H. me hing mort gagged for moneys advanced ana
removed without the consent or know sdes OF TIE ioi
oHse SAMUEL OWEN,
ssse3,. Attorney for Mortgage, IS Nsssau-s'
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Suits of Rooms on second
I'D and third floor furnished unfurnshed with full or
partial Board Also rooms for single persons IN nfs.
Ense 23I West Fourtsenth-st Reference gwen and re
CURED. ' Ian
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Families and Gentlemen can
, be accommodated wh full or partial board IN Ne"
bouse newy furnished and beautifully located, opposite
Iamartlne Park Three lines Of Stages pass the door The
house IS replete with every modern Improvement Groom
Wafer Gas &c which makes the house cool and delight
full Apply on the premises, liz Twenty eighth ST. directly
opposite Lamarne Park between Eighth and Ninth-avs
a
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DOARD-Can be obtained. and the com
)fors # home can had, by applying TO Mrs PITTS
zI0 Bowerv Transient and day boarders accommodated
III I'm
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NAlESMEN WANTED.-Two expe-

Srenced statesmen wanted an Importing anu JGcOis
Millinery Goods Warehouse Those well afqhapn1y VII
~, sd vii he In. rally treated with Also BOY WIN
nod reference. To learn the business Address b A.
Tribune Office y" -
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BOARDING in Catharlne- st.-Several
, gentlemen can be- accommodated with Boarding. at
reasonable charges at NonrOest corner Of Canarae
fvOr ,s
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DOY Wanted. strong, active, INTEL
hsent Bow II or l8 years Old. dry goods establish
ment Call at ~ Cedar st. up stars Salary slW h!st
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DOARD.-To let to a gentleman and
nv,fe ~ two single gentlemen a suit of rooms IN
s '. pa,aranra rreonir.d Jyl Sc
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BOARD in the COUNTRY.-Sever
BOARD in the COUNTRY-At few gen.

- tlemen and ladies can be well accommodated with
board for the summer house, delightfully."- situated
on Long Island Sound Please address Mrs. NJ AIRY l.
TITUS, Cold Spring. l.. |. ViN
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DOARD-Three handsomely furnished
DRooms 70 let 70 single gentlemen, with Board; at
Walker-st four doors west Of Broadway Je|
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ENTHUSIASTICALLY

ID berlin's North River Lodging House. few per-
manent boarders be accommodated with board at s3f
per week also permanent dodgers at 81 % per week.
at 247 Westinghouse. JeS III
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4 S CHAMBERMAID OF Waiter, by Prot
A CAPITALIST or PARTNER want

~ ed-A person who has at his command $4,000, can
have an opportunity to invest profitable manufactnr
ing interest this For further particulars address
note To JENKINS at this office. jy7 ~
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EIRL.-Wanted a young Woman to take
~ care Of a child. and assist the chanberwork Of
small private family A Protestant required Apply at 80
Pearl-sf iy8 II
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Wanted, Seven Girls for gen
~ ersl Homework four Cooks three Nurses aud girls
10 mind children and girls To the cOuntry-Sltuaons
ready Also one Colored Waiter and several Laborns
Mem for farms and ether places Apply at 10 Chambers
:, imnediafsly 1873 lts
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A GENTS.-Wanted. few men of GOOD
4 GENTLEMAN of good English ed

j ucaiion, who speaks and writes the French Ian
,uage ueny and who has knowledge of the German
desirous Of finding employment, either Secre'ary l.
anan, Translator Copyist or IN any respectable 9ccup
Non IN which his could be made available. He
onld be found useful consular other public office,
where strictly confidential person Of good address might
be required Good references can be given. AdlTeN>
|. l. at this Office. W
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BOARD in SOUTH BROOKLYN
DOARD IN BROOKLYN.-A Gentle

1.-two gentlemen and their families few single
can be accommodated with large pleasant
noms at 1876 Henry-st, near the Hamilton Ferry Vg'
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man and his wife, also three single gentlemen
obtain very pleasant airy furnished unfunsh-
ed within minutes walk If the ferries. Apply at No
g. Nassau corner of Pearl. Jyl lms
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

tP-The New-York Alpha of the PHI BETA kAP-
PA SOCIETY," viii hold their regular annual meeting on
tnon College The election If officers orator and poet
will take place at p. NJ.
The Grafton before the Society will he delivered on
Tuesday July 22d, at p NJ, IN the PresbyteTan
Church If the city Of Schenectady, by Rev. THOMAS Al
CLARK, of Hartford. ,
ALONZO POTTER, President.
WM. NJ GILLESPIE, Cor. Secretary. Jyo u
tF BIeecker-st Sunday school Excursion.-
The Fourteenth Annual Excursion and PIC NC OF me
Sunday School attached to the THIRD UNIV ERSALISI
SOCIETY will take place WEDNESDAY next. the
9th inst The large and commodi0us steamer SOUTH
AMERICA has been chartered for the occasion. and VIII
leave the pier foot Of Spring ST at 81 A. VI Hammond-s
u! pier No u. and foot Of Delancy-st at o'clock
and proceed Biddles Grove, Saten Island AdkIn
Band has been engaged to accompany the occasion
Tickets, 50 cents EACH may be obtained at the various
landings on the morning OF the excursion. $50
NB-Should Il storm that day, the excursion Will be
postponed until furthersnotlce. y1
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ROY. w anted. an active, industrious
j Boy, to eaM the Lthographic Printing business,
pne who resides with h> parents and about 10 years OF
age Apps TO WM. ENDlCOTT Co, Lthographers
81 Beeklnan-st Jy8 IT.
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- pesson fully oomTetent 10 take the enti,s ca =.
Shovel and Spade Manufsetor. Auafess d "a is
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BOARD in HOBOKEN.-A few single

i y gentlemen can he accommodated with Rooms and
Breakfast and Tea the pleasantly located house, %
Washington Terrace within two minutes walk Of the ferry
Hat Cold and Shower Raths Reference exchanged IT.
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CAMEO BREASTPIN-S3 Reward

ROY.-Wanted, Boy. Apply to F.
- BELLEW. 10 Park place. y8 IT.
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DOARDING.- Gentleman and his
Dwfe or two single gentlemen. be accommodated
with board IN private family. Apply at - Alen-st
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RESIDENCE WANTED.
GIRL.-Wanted. a Protestant Young

~ Woman Ia member Of some church preferredD To do
everything for a small famy-no chIldren, easy place
and Inv Mages Address post Iad. S s TrIbnne Oice
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S,ITTATJONS WANTED-At y. Y.

- Emulovment Office AIS Btoadway-For me Sest %
Servants a. Cooks Housework Girls, Lanndresses NIse
an stresses e. &c Also for Men, as W ALTERS arm
&c Prn,sstsnt and Catholic Servants at ofce I11 slt
country uyS ~ = =
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Bow in grocery store.
lJOne from the country would be preferred. Apply 70
W EDGARS. corner Ninth-ay. and Twenty fourth ST.
W8 w.
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A ) SEAMsTREss, or To mind children, by
IN respectable Young Woman. Has objection 20 80
the country Call II - R0sevolt-s iOr three DAYS lie
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1880. WINTER ARRANGEMENT. 1851
NETWORK NEW-HAVENR RAIL-

lVRWAD-On snd after Wednesday, Dec. Ia, tho follow.
PssseI gers also received ai the NewYork and Harlem
Railroad Office Twentv-eeventh-sl
l. Accommodation Train al 10 AN. for New-kothellss
kamaroneck Rye Port Chester Greenwich stamford Ds-
ren. Norwah Westpon Southport Fairfield Bridgeport
Wsy stations Tor Albany and the stations on the Housaiens
and Naugauck Railroads Will take This train and stop al
Bridgeport Passengers Way Stations for Boston Prov
Hence Worcester Hartford Springfield and Counecdcua
River Railroads Win take this Train and Join Express Train
at NewHayen Passengers for Canal Railroad stop at
Express Train at o'clock M for Stamford, Bridge
mort Albany Housatonic ana Naugatuck Railroads New
Haven and the canal Railroad. Middleton, Hartford,
Srrn gfeld and Connecticut River Railroad, Worcester,
s. Accommodation Tram at O'Clock A. NJ. for New
Haven and intermediate stanons Passengers oy This
until 81 P M For New-Haven Hartford and Springfield
Railroad remain in New Haven until ~
4 Express Train ais NJ for Stamford, Bridgeport, and
Naneainck Railroads waterbury, New.Hsven. Hartford.
spriSgfed worcester and Boston
s. Express Train at IS r NJ. for Stamford and Norwalk
and connecting with Housaonc Train CT Brides port for
s. Accommodation Train at 4PM for NewH ana
= commuisfion Train al PM for Bridgeport and b.
'''"e0i''' TRaaNs 70 NEW. YokK
l. Communication Train al s "a AM from Bridgeport, stop
ping at all the Intermediate stations .
Accommodation Train al A. "a. sOf NeW-HeFoa
stopping al all intermediates Stations
s. Accommodation Train al = 10 AN nom New Havens
stopping all intermediate Stations receiving passengers
nom Hartford and New-Hsvsn CsnI Railroad, and Mana
atuck Railroad
y
press Train from. Boston, from New Haven, stopping Il
bridgeport and stamford receiving passengers hon tbs
HousatOnc Railroad at Bridgeport
s. Accommodation Train at 80 M. lreceiying passeu-
gers frvr Accoulno -dahnn Train nom Roston and
from the hau gstuck Railroad at Bridgeport rom New
Haven. Stopping al all iateruediae StariVns
s. Express Train 10 N Cor in connection with nx-
press Train from Boston stopping al Bridgeport norwkk
and Stamford, arriving in New York st II 30 Pm.
T. Fxoress Train at Is NJ. nom bridgeport IN con-
necton with tie Housa0nc Train from Albany and Pits
field stopping al NOrwa'k and stanford.
Passengsrs are requested 20 procure cses oei2re
seats In the Cars lnI 81 T. D. hAson. supI
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NEW-YORK and ERIE RAILROAD

Y NEW ROUTE to BUFFALO and the WEST-Wn-
Ter Arrangement Commencing Monday, Jan 6, ls5l.-
Leave New-York for Bngnamon slmira, Corning, hor.
nesville, Geneva Rochester Buffalo and insefmediais
places daily by STEAMBOATS, THOMAS POWELL and
ERIE from pier foot OF Duanest a. onows
Breakfast and supper on board the boais
MoRsIsG MAIL fsAS al 7 A M stopping e al me sta-
ions, arriving al Geneva the same evening ,. =, 49,.
Passengers for Rochester bunao &c can lodsc ~ ocne-
va and take Express Train from Albany next melnng
arriving at Rochester and Buhso at the same ume ~ pas
senxers Abarv wth tia snvsrsge OF nighfs resi-
WAY TsAIs al q NJ 'br Ousville and al micrmedia@
statone -. -. ma.
Near EXPRESS RAIN st4 N stopping atonly az fter
,nont M ferns Chester Goshen Mddet0wn Ousvlle Del
aware Narr, wsbargh Hancock, Deposit s1squehanna,
res Berd Bnghsnon and stations west OF blngfainon
Passengers for Buffalo by his train proceea TO oenesN d
take the train arriving at Buffalo same evening fsssen
gers for Ithaca Cayugs Bridge and towns on Oayuga
TAKE the cars OF The CeyugE and susquehanne enlIVsc
Al Owego which leave Immediately on me HnV& ~
se Ere trains Passengers Tor riogs ana San
nes Pa take the of he Corning and blossburg hr
al Corning Stages leave Nsrrowsburg Hancock peposi
Susonebanna Great Bend. 8inghsnton. Owego Waveryi
Fsrirs Corning, Painted Post and horneusVine On s'
VI NV TRAINS TO NETWORK
MORNING MAIL TRAIN leaves Geneva 81 An nop-
Ming al all the stations and arrives IN Newly ORR 70 M
EeHT EXPRESS TRAM leaves Geneva n l I'm ana
Hornelsvle al 80 p NJ stopping al all stanons west OF
Rim bamon and at Great BEND Susqnehanna Deposits
Hsncoci NarYowsburgh Delaware Ousvie, Middletown.
sufEems and Piermont arriving IN New YORK 81 W An
WAY TRAIN Ousvie II 5t M stopping ~ A. lho
stations and arriving In New Yors at ii 4OA a..
NEwBURGH BRANCH leaves Newourgh ~ 90 ~. sn,
Chester at IL AN and M arrival OF The ransiron
TREfGnr TRAINS leave rom pier foot Dusnea al M.
Freight Tor Geneva Rochester and Buffalo and AL pisces
West taken by Express freight trans snd sueu
SntpSk" Superintendent
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MORRIS and ESSEX RAILROAD

4'1PASSENGER TRAINS UP.--Lesve New-York bot
An and fl5PM
PAsSESsER rskTN Dows-Lesvs Dover A. n ana
l45P. NJ; Monist0wn IS A a. and Is r N Asdtsoo
745AM. and % Pm; Summit 8 as A. NJ and e6 p. n.
hiytle s Is A n and as r. M orsnzs Q IS 4 n. and
sSPM
FRsleHT TRArss-Lesve Dover A NJ and New.Yoss
III A. b.
ORASeE HORSE CAk-Lesve Orange IA N xnd -
NJ; New. York II 81 A. NJ and 30 Pm.
Passengers by these trains are received and delivered
zach vNy 81 North and South Orange, Mtlyillo Summit
Chatham Madison. Morstovp ksrns Plains, DanyiDA,
koekaway and Dover
Al Dover stages connected with tho AN. passeng9
train leave lor SuckAsunny Sanope, Newton, Hsekets-
town and HOPE daily; Milford and Owego OF Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fndsys. and for sparta Johnsonbug,
Blastown Columbia Delaw Wster Cap srong sbargh,
continuing TO the Lsckawsnns Works passing hroaen bs.
tonvie, stanhope pa Smiths Tavern. Neagle:yile CN
Thursdays and Saturdays. and returning meet NE IN
trains for New-York
Al Denvie leave for Powervtle and boonon On
the arrival Of the and p 81 trains from, and meet We
A. NJ and p NJ. trains for New-York.
At Moristown stages leave the stval Of The A. ~.
Passenger trains for Aendham, Chester Schooes Noun
tn, Washington Bevidere and Esston. daily and NEED
the p. NJ. train for New-YOrk.
Also for Basking Ridge the arrival OF ne r n nan
returning neri morning connecting with the A n uan of
NewYork.
Passengers are 10 proeafe rcse before taking thar
seats IN the Tickets viii No received only on the day
when purchased The fares rom each station where tickets
are sold will be drs cents more when paid In ne cars haa
when pais Tor tickets The severa ticket oces rafscr
ssuired " nlsu
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DuEUMATIC CURE.-These Pow

" - -. ~ The mot valuable prepa -aiions kno
%, Rheumatism their operation ana seuon spPea - %
esrnsd for Paralysis and those who have friends aceo
mr. his complaint may call on the preparer OF This Medl'
- VINO Will re Them 10 several persons VINO nave
ZEN iakrg for Paralysis The past month"; and are no" 10
Covering from lheir smentss 49,
Air Low % Nancam-st has been confined 70 tne nogs
hs past sixteen years OF Paralysis or Hempega, wnsn
S,nfived her Of The of her len entre sac IT,. -
head down and curing her Illness OF a. b he fun
coud not the lsble and take her nltAs Su
iv In consequence of he food falling from acr s ~
She sits al the table WIN ne .ay ches her I'D
her meals with pleasure aud, moIeosGi' - sicb she
on the en side In preference 10 ne ngut sue ~, 80
has done before IN The past &c ,sstored 10
muscles OF The tongue AID Of ne nOAln az 20 ~ 80
heir nnf raj moios and ikewSe the muscles OF neL ~
and Lex perform their functions 80 M ~ go S,n, b.r
foot and raises her arm, whcn siS n~S N ~
illness until within the past M n ;,od with the sort Of
The friends Of persons VINO are sln.c'eo " ny -, NJ
disease mentioned in this advertisement may can pa ,.r
ind@e for themselves Of the wonderful curative
n,oneTriss of ihese Powders Mrs Low commences IaA
hest nT.sev 100 Delaney is almost cured
pI,sts bv these Powders after having made thai OF
many one Wcao Attorney 81 was cured by these Pow
DER amer having been afflicted eight years with kheu,
rst In The head and during This time she was Obliged
~ bs1e her head shorn and flannel caps she mas
now fpe head Of hair and enioysthe best OF neslia
William Clark, 2SS DelaDcy,sL was severely s.Iso d
several years with Rheumatic lameness IN the legs ana
was efeciuay cured by these Powders -. No.
John Johnson 1853 Mulberryst was cured oy ms b %
ders of Rheumatic OF the shoulder, winch rem
Leopold switzer. corner Of rhrd-avenue ana Ihny-
eeventht was Cufru NND9c - ...,.,ls 10
lsneness in the legs which confined him many monhs 10
the house. -, ..... T.,
Mrs. Rowland 80 Wakerst wss cured OF severe IN:
hammatOry Rheumatism by these POWDERS, si'ei many
other Iueoicines had proved Intellectual ,,,
Mrs Sheppard, 81 BeekmsnsL was severely sthlctea a
several years with Rheumatism ID me egs ana was cufeu
by these Powders. n,--..- rs-,-..-.. l..
In very severe Of Rheumatism Lninent Is
also used outward application and SOLD win Ihe
Powders. o.,
The annexed list Of persons are likewise given as re-
ferepces of the curative qualities Of these Powders Robt
Dean l5s Monroe-st Col Hulshar SO HesIerst Mrs.
Myers SO Essex. st.; Adelis Grant, II Chesnul,st ,
Sod by Sylvester z07 Walkerst; DR. kt hlooaro,
Il2 Johnst William Florence, corner OF Third avenue
and Thirty-iourlh ST John Van 0yk, 81 Grand-st WIZ
hamsbursh; II. D. Wynsns M. d., cor. OF Columbia ana
Rvlngton sis.
PREPARED and sold, wholesale and retail by
nj 1nyySyy Ssts CHARLES FOX, 2il4 Dvisionst NY. -
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TRAVELLING.

ApEGULAR MAIL LIN 4 between BOS-
EATOr and NEw.YORR via ST0NINGTON and
PROVIDENCE-IDlsod route -thout ferry, change OF
cars or baggage! ..
CoMMoDORE, Capt wm Il Frazee, in connection
With the SteniDgtOB and Providence and Boston and
Providence Railroads leaving New York daily Sundays
excepted 'fom Pier 6rsi wharf above Bahsrypsee
Al O'clock NJ and St0ningtO1 at IN. or upon the
rival Of The Mai Train from Boston
These bu expressly for ths route, and
IN every respect parc ary adapted to he nag alton ~
Long island Sound The accommodations for passenger
soRllnOdiOus and comfbrhe-he officers capable and
perienced
The route being tho shortest and most direct oeswooe
Boston and New YORK., passengers are enabled to sTvs
Ia ample tune for the morning lines OF steamboats, sn&
railroads rBnning various points from those ciuea
The MASSACHUSETTS wiz leave New-Yofk on Tues
d6y rbGrsdsy and Saturday Leave Stoningtou on Non-
6sy Wednesday and Friday.
The COMMODORE wlileave New York Monday, We'd
nesday sud Friday Leave Stonngton Tuesday, Tursdas
and Saturday
B-PAssengers, the ariva OF the steamers AZ 8on
ington proceed Immediately In ths splendid railroad
70 Providence and Boston bag gagemaster accom-
panles each train TO and nom Boston. For passage
berhs ststerooms freight applications may be made
the Agents on the wharf and Al The Office 10 BATTERY
place OH
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STREET DEPARTNEST NO. 4 HALL or REcORD5-Puble
sS,sd 10 the Board Of As.,men To v cross was n Boa
Opposite he Psee store directly "a front q tbs M.ehSes -
charge Al persons interested having oeeion a.sio are ~
os'ss u r.'st the IAN. T7s i5s a1ss7'd e.,
DODGE su--t conmss'on.' Jls
,,TKEET DEPARTMENT. 40 HALL OF REcoRDs-Puble
- hereby that the oos petition has sssn pre-
sv,ru. from Trettynn'h Tbrtsihst To AZ sidewalks
Tsenty Fh Broafwsy All persons nssr
bvpi e5-ou' hsrso are f'al's'd . present thsn IN
Ers tie uncsued, a. hB Jhcs on or oeios NE 18th DAY
Of rst-Ian IS lsoi iohr '. DopoL, 800 - Jlo
S,TREET DEPARTMENT. so HALL OF REcORDs-PuS-
p--.ptss grsve the center Of Eighty;
6uh - 5 ee and Gag space feet vide thu aaa
Fourth avs Aso The following res uion To open ss'eaty
he East TIE Hudson River All persons Interested having
ob-cr' hsr-, are sqasstet 70 present then 70 Sg % ne
a. n 5oas on no S's zoe o. ss,
ssTREET DEPAKTaEST 40 4HALL OF REcORDs-Pubhe
- hssby that he following resolution has been pre-
ssrtsd he Besrd Of Assistant Aldermen To lay cross yak
The head OF Wef IT. across Houston 81 Al persons nters
HAVING thereto requested TO present them Whiting TO
tie Undersigned A bis Office on or siors the 81 gay OF fso n1
Jan &c. 1871 JOHN 7 DODGE. Street commissio1er JA
,.,TREEI DEPARTMENT, No 4sALL OF REcORDs-Pubhs
- sou. -Ssoy even maj 'hf M -s ~ ia ,.o5.s
tie tie ssste side Of Tmpkns BY bridge
piles with hloek the outsr snd under the erection Of the
esses Of ths land both des
OF 7 nss W St u ths exterior ns above directed aud n
accordance with The PROVISIONS and covenants N The grants 70 SAD
made By II. sayor Aa'rRsa and comno9:y Of The
Adopted BY the hoard Of Aldermen, Dec H. lso-
Dec 80 " s sS' sS SoHr DODGE ,,r.coa
& TREET DEPARTMENT. No. HALL OF REcoRos-Pub-
ISc notice hereby gwen that the 0uOFng petition has been pre-
Board A'sutant Ademsa To nag sidewalks n
lEht Broadway 4h AL niee-'e1 hav-
thereto. requested % them writing to hs
s bers the oh DAY vi February next
IONS r DODGE street Commissioner J27
StTRETT DEPARTMENT No. Hall II Records Sealed Pro
- poss ihe Street cOmmss 1res Omcs, M
M day o ck, N To hll and gsde sd
nth and curb AMI gutter stones therein
Pu and apecfcaous aud all Information thereto be had
apuGestion the Contract CLERK oi this D-partneut
2i JOHN DDDIE, street Commissioned