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Ftre,Uorks POSTPONED.
GREAT EXCITEMENT. THE celebrated Nine

GREAT EXCITEMENT-Th celebrated Nine
LAMONT from Barnqna Museum HewYerk has returned to
edeuce No ia Can street, between Perddo and Poydras
for the reception Of all who wish to be informed Wonderful
Revelations the scientific principles Phrenoogy and PALMS.
The favorable and correct prediction to Mile Jenny
during hi New0eans has created the greatest wonder and
excitement known The long redenee of Madame Lamont
ndostan with Eastern Msgi her the
possessed this country
Perans law pending will find their advan
give
being limited she has reduced her prices
fol Dollar gentlemen. ms
FENCING ACADEMY-By Messrs. G. & A..
or hapn ile of SeIfDe
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ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamship Young Port fnvac Galveston nth
inst, to W G Lac-s--Iat dist.
Steamship Mexico inlianoa Galveston 18th instant
IInrrts Il Morysn-ist dist.
se Gen Taylor Wnslow days from Apnahicoa TO
Steamb boats.
Caddo No ?, Graham, from Shreveport
Cora No @ Keeling, from Cntnden.
Griffin Yeatinan, HOLSTER, from Wabash River.
Gypsy, IRE. from Bayou snre.
Magnolia Thonhsson, from lousyile -
Picayune M 9, Rater, from St MsrtinsSlle
Snslnehnnnn Isrnelle, from Cmcinnhli
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NEW ORLEANS:
WEDNESDAY MORNING, APRIL 81, 1862

SLEEPING IN CHuRCH.-It is matter of record. that
aoout one hundred years ago Indian conducted
oy ous deacon to witness the service of the sanctuary
on Inc Lords day When these services ended the
citizens on their way hoeward in order to Impress upon
MS tawny friend the superiority of hristanty hea
'hes entered into detail of the money appropriated
by the congregation of which he a member for tn,
support OF public Worship the erection of the house the
salary OF the minister To all this the of the
c"t VINO had observed the drowy disposition which per-
Vadea the assembly replied umph Indian sleep just
SOUND under a tree, and not pay anything
hUllNy.-We learn that mutny occurred in part OF
the crew of the steamship South Carolina bound Liver
pool now in Rebellion roads. On information Of the fact
being communicated to Capt Rudolph Of the u S. Rev
enoe Gutter Hamilton that officer after examination
placed twelve of the in irons. board the Sou
Carolina charleston News, 18th inst
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NDANA-P4r -four 45O bags OF cor
1900 lbs bulk bran to I C Tschell &co.
INDANAPer Van orrs boat pork 50 cks bacon do LAX
seed, hbs beans 2l5 bags wheat a7 do Twiche
INOSPer Poroys lard pork 2s5 logs
heads I3 bags to I c Iwiclleli &cu
IIINOS-Pe bush ear corn T c Twcbel Eco
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FURTHER EVIDENCE of the orea

Il yiItne Of DR. HoOFLANDs CELEBRATED GER.
MAN BlTTERS, prepared BY DIR. c. NJ JACKSON. No
10 Arch-sf- Philadelphia ' ~
Scoff, Weekly said August IS "Dr Hoofand's German
Bters manufactured BY Dr. Jackson now recommended
by some Of the most prominent members the Fautv a.
IN article OF much efficacy of female Az
such the would advise all mothers TO obtain hot
tie aud TINS hemseye much Pesos ~ 3e-
btsted constitutions viii find these Bters 10
health know from experience the sautary effect thew
have upon weak systems, '
The DAILY Ssn nays 1T is one of the bet II
the age Tor Jsundice and Liver Complaint
Neufs Gazefs Dr. Hoohsnds German Rittsrx wa
know to be excellent article fulfilling in every rsxpee.
what Is claimed for II BY the dyertiser-
The Erentng Srsfn The eelehrated German Bit
tiers said 10 be invaluable remedy Tor Jaupdics v,
persia and Nervous Complsintsr
The Daily Necs July a says: "A MEpIcrxr-ws x,e.k
OF Dr. Hoofands German Bitten when say IL bless
ing OF this age and In diseases Of the hillary digestive and
nervous systems II has thnk an equal Il ver-
able preparation, and made without alcohol and 30 ali IN
dence" - ~ S'
Tie DspafeA says As medicine for Liver coupl.int
aundiee Nervous Debility and Dyspepsia it has been found
nvausnie, eecng cures ard thoroughly ersdcatior dis
ease. when al other medicines have faileds -
For sale BY respectable dealers throughout the country
wholesale and retail BY A. b. d. SANDS Fulton anaWiJ
Nam ss, and G. III. RING, No. $50 Broadway Nev-York
DIT. VI hAfES Brooklyn WIN. H. PIERCE, Port
(Aezier =
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~ SrYers relative TO the OPENING and EXTENDING Of AL
Yort Assessmentn
the entitled matter hereby sys notice pSnaa, 10 hs ai
An At 10 amend an entitled Act reduce several laws 70
Ayi 20 9 and also entitled An Act amend an Ae,
relation TO the collection 81 Ass-ssnents aaa
passed May H. is The owners
% S ,beyesv th,t they have o peed Supplemental
Estimate the above emitted matter AMI mat Az
posed 10 the same requested present their objections N
Whiting William Dodge Esq Chairman OF the sad
Commissioned Office No IS Chatham st. in the City Of New
w ,bn ,1rtv DAYS from the date OF and that the
limits embraced by the Supplemental Estimate and Assessment are
follows that say All the lots pieces or parcels OF and
ns or fronting on OF Thames between the westerly
SIDE Of Bsdway and easier side OF Trinity pce osether
with all the lots fronting ns on both sss OF Albany 81 sS'en
westerly side OF Trinity place and the eaery side of Westst
N. lots on both sides OF Washington st. the lots the west
cry SIDE between the northerD side OF Rector 81
o. & 81 All te lots on both sides Of Carlisle
.c0,hsTy sae ., and Vest the lots on the westerly
side OF Trinity place from Thames 10 Recorst the land on me
and Thames St. being on Rector ST ll3 nches and lots
Thames 29 feet SO inches and lots numbers ~ -
numbers and VI and lots Temples known on said Com
md m. 10, The corner of Thames and Broadway known III
Broadway the said Commissioners further give notice mat me
the Of the lots assessed the numbers OF the ad
ts they GU the map Of the ssd Sss
with such and the amount OF the assessment whether ot
damage ben-ht and Also all the ad' estimates and other
documents which used by the Commissioners making her
Estimate and Assessment have been deposited IN The
Office, of the City of New York there to re-
main thirty before the said Commissioners MAKE
their Report the tine aud place hereinafter men
toned the said Commissioners further notice that the
said Supplemental Report be presented the Supreme Court Of
the Special Term OF the SAID Court to he
held the Hall the City OF New York on saturday, the SUI
May the the Court on that day and
that thereafter Counsel be heard
n ION will said Supplemental Report, together
original the Commissioners IN the above entud
matter be confirmed And notice taher gwen that the supple
charges disbursements IN the above entitled mat
ter viii be taxed by Hon Henry Edwards or in OF his
the said Court the Supreme
Court Chambers the City Hail. the City of New York
Tuesday the goth April instant O'Clock the forenoon
Dated New York, April 3, 1851
M Sa,kIss s p9pGE }c.mmi..ioa.r.
WILLIAM s GREG0RY,)
HsSay DAVIS. Attorney
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TINTED STATES MAIL STEAM

~ SHIP COMPANY, connecting with the PACir.o
MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY. Only through Line for
California ana Oregon, via Aspinwa, Navy Bay, direct,
per steamers Ell DORADO, TUESDAY, April %, and the
GEORGIA via Havana on SATURDAY, EThl "a The splen-
did steamship Ell DORADO 800 tuns H. X. Davenport,
u s Navy, Commander viii sail on TUESDAY, April ~,
at O'clock p NJ, direct for Aspnwa conuectins Pans-
with the Company's steamers and the GEORGIA,
5000 uns d. d. Porter u ) Navy, Commander will leave
her Pier at the foot of Wsren-st SATURDAY April ~
Of O'Clock p NJ, for Aspinwa via Havana Passengers
by the Georgia viii connect with the well known and avote
United States Mail Steamship PANAMA, TO sail for San
Francisco the ARRIVAL Of the passengers and mails No de-
tention at Panama The Panama Railroad in opera
ton and the running TO within few miles Of Gorgona
Rates Of Fare TO San francisco LIST CABIN SSS ID Cabin
$40; Steesge. Sao Rates Of Fare % Aspnwal; First
CABIN, $65; "a Cabin, SIS; Steerage, SIS
For freight passage, apply to CHAS A. WHITNEY, at
the office Of the Compsny No. In Wsstst corner Of ar
Passengers viii thus be enabled to about IS miles Of
tho river navgaon and also the AID danger hereto
fore attending the landing boats on Chssres they Will
be landed from the steamer free of expense the Comps
ny's wharf at AspinwalL
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Irpw.yORK and NEW-HAVEN

~ w Il
IN RAIIROAD-wINTER ARRASGEMENII,p, eI-
is5l-Trans out If ewyorklesve nesI corner o. 'AA
THsrss leave for ,s Il IN a ,r
s. 81, s;n for, New Haven 70 Hartford and spring
ga srS with Train over the Canal Road
"eu s,a r. .,.s sr New-Haven Hartford Springfield,
River ard Vermont Railroads 70 Ogdenscargn
~ M,otyenl Boston and Worcester al M stops At
sssnerd and BRIDGEPORT and r. N lsops at stamford
Norwsi and BRIDGEPORT time about 81 hour. q Bo:o5
Rsiroads Al Bridgeport and Canal Railroad at Sew.iaven
The O'Clock p NJ with Nargatuck Railroad az bridgeport
SPECIAL TRAINS for Port Chester at 80 A. NJ and o. r.
d. Stop at Mount Vernon and Pelhamvile:
TRAINS INTO NEw-Yosg-Accommodstion Trains ie s
New-IIayen al $50, 7, and s35 A. NJ and % r ~ me
SIS A. NJ receives pasfnsen from Springfield ana haoIa
and Canal Railroad az New Haven, ard from Naasstack
Railroad al Bridgeport The 40 p NJ receives passengers
from Hartford and Springfield Railroad <r.;..
EXPRESS TRAINS leave Nev-Haven on Arrival OF lIans
from Boston at IS and S45 p. NJ, stopping az bnagepo5
Norwak and Stamford u leaving Boston al A. NJ anu
SPECIAL TRAINS leave Port Chester at $50 A. M ana
345 m. s..,.. u,,.. .ra
See barge bill Of advertisement at the Station no1se ana
p'"'eipe' A Superintendent
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SUPREME COURT.-Tn the matter of the ap

SUPREME COURT.-In the matter of the ap-
- pc1on Of the Mayor Aldermen and commonay Of the City
of New York relative the OPENING Of the EIEvESTHAv,
from O7thst TO lfihst the City OF New YorkPubhe notice
notice hereby By the Mayor Aldermen and Commonay OF
the City Se~ YORK; such made
proydt that the d Mayor Aldermen and Commonay Of the
City Of intend make Hpphczuon the Supreme Coar
Of the State OF New York at Special Term Of the said Court be
he'd Hail. Saturday,
dag OF April ls52 the Of the
thereafter counsel be heard for the Com
Estimate and the entitled
that the nature and extent Of the hereby Intended
Of the Eleventh lO7hs l4sth
Of New York lad the Of the City Of
New York under and BY OF the Legislature of
State Of Ne~iots enutd AN Act relative improvement,
tonchns the laying OF and roads the City Of New
York and for other PURPOSES" passed April g. lssew Yor
April 1851 HENRY u. DAVIES,
Al t024 Counsel o the Corporation
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cUPREME COURT.-George b. Humphrie:

kNIT MINI Z tOI II .--JtOfLe %. f1UnD1rles
~ against Amelia Ann faredcf Com
To Amelia Ann Humphrs: Yon hereby
required the eonpIni is which will iie
the oe o. e crs Of the County Of suvaa Monticello, Sui
Co. n T. and 70 copy Of
Plant The subscriber n s oe Monticello County
T. within days ser the Of yos
ercure Of the dy OF such and sh
ss complaint within the time Aforesaid the plaintiff
VII zgpJ TO TIE Court for the rehri demsn. the complaint
coupAEf filed the SULLIVAN Clerks the
day April lss. ais lA~5sTal G. w LORD Plaintiffs Atty
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feQal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
IL of the County OF will be sold AZ pubic
ton Merchants Exchange, the City OF New York. on the
twelve O'Clock the following Real rs
JAMES GREIG deceased for the payment OF MS debts
All OF situate and beng the Seventh W dri
and and distinguished
made thereof and OF snndy other belonging TO one james Bn
har lot number thirty bounded westerly IN front BY Scam
neire eaery the by land belonging now or lately to the
heirs Eyert Branh noh by lot number thirty i've and south
e BY lot number thirty breadth mont and rear
feet and length each side ninety eve feet be the
less The the property consist OF
dwelling Terms OF SALE cash. 10 cent AZ
tie OF and balance delivery Of deed Two weeks there
ater JAMES GRElG Jr,
alg 6wt Administrator q James Greg decd.
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SUPREME COURT-svlvester NJ. Beard and

- William A. Cumming against francis swoll Summons
money Com not ser lilo Francs swol
defendant You hereby summoned and required
complaint this filed the ONCE OF the Ck
the County New York the City Hal in the CITY oil
and TO Of answer TO the sd complaint
his Office No 81 Wast IN the city oil New
twenty days after the OF this summons ON YOU
of the day such and you fail TO answer the
complaint within the time aforesaid the plaintiff IN thus acton
will take Judgment against the OF one hundred and oy
dollars with the 4th day OF December 1911
dollars 10th day Of February, 1851
SIXTY dollars besides the Of this actionDated
New York March II, 1852. c n BOVEE, Plaintiffs ATTY
MO Iaw6uTu No. 81 Wallst.
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NrEW.YORK SUPREME COURT.-John

IN Thuhy John D. Thursby and James s. C. ursty against
Herman T. Livingston and Peter T. Livingston, JTo the above
hereby summoned and required 10
the complaint this action which will be filed Ia the office OF
the Clerk the and of New York. at the City Hail.
the City Of New York and OF 10 the
complaint the subscriber his Office No IL Wast in the
twenty after the of this
exclusive OF the day OF such service and fail to
aforesaid the plaintiff hs
will judgment following
for the three hundred and thirty eight dollars with
from the day of February OF
three hundred and eighty 80 100 dollars with from the
seventh day OF January aud for the OF hundred
10 dollars with interest from the eighth day
Of January last past besides the Of this acuonDaed New
York, March 10, 1852. 4
IA PADDOCK, Plaintiffs Attorney
Tie complaint this action filed oce Of the Clerk Of
the County day OF March,
m7 lav6wTuH r. A. PADDOCK, Plaintiffs Attorney.
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NEW-Y YORK and CHARLESTON

IN STEAMSHIPS sEMI-wEEKLY LINE-The new
and elegant steamships MARION Capt. Berry; UNION
Can't. Nchd. Adams; sOUTHERNER, Capt w Foster ;
JAMES ADGER Capt. J. Dickinson, forming regular
semlweskly hue between Newiosk and Charleston viii
make their trips as follows:
Union Saturday April ~ Marion. Saturday, May ~
SouthemsrN esinesdsy 2 Jas Adger odnesday, une
Marion Saturday, May | Union. Saturday, D
Jas Adge1 W ednt sday, - southemeEwednesdsy,
tniou. ~. Saturday, Marion. Saturday. I" II
SoutheHnefW ctnesday" IL Jas Adger Wednesday' 10
Marion. Saturday, Is Union. SATURDAY. - 10
yaA Adser "Wednesday, = ls SoathemeTW ednesay, .
Union :. :. Saturday % Marion. Saturday, Is
smith, ~ elne s<iay Jas Airef "Wednesday so
The steamers leave Per No. North River at O'Clock
T. NJ precisely For freight apply board and for passage
No. Is South-st
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STATES MAIL STEAM

~ SHIP COMPANY, CONNECTING with the p AClF
&c MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.-Only Through Line
for California and Oregon-EXTRA-ThroughT Tickets now
for Sale-The superior doubleengne steamship ILLINOIS,
II. Hartsene, u S NJ Commander being now ready for
service, will leave for ASPlNWALL, NAVAL BAY,
direct MONDAY. April d, at o'clock F. M precisely,
from her pier foot of WarTenst r. TO connect with the
GOLDEN GATE, $500 tuns, leut Patterson u: s. M
Commander which is ordered TO remain at Panama
10 readiness Immediately arrival Of the passengers
that point and sail direct for San Francisco without any
DELAY.
The accommodations Of these steamships unsurpassed
and they have proved De the fastest anchedhe
Illinois having made the passage from NewYork to the
stlmus days and fourteen hours and the Golden
Gate from Panama TO San Francisco in eleven days and
eighteen hours.
The Panama Railroad Is now In operation and the
running within miles of Gorgona, ct the head Of
PASSENGERS going ward by these vessels IL is confidently
exnscte5 win make the quickest p performed from
New York 10 San Francisco.
which amply 10 CHARLES A. WHITNEY, al the office VI
the Conpanies No. III Westst. corner OF Warren
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WINTER ROUTE TO CHICAGO.

w Trains OF Michigan Southern and northern ndaha
Railroads run daily Sundays excepted as follows:
Leave Monroe and Toledo at BIS AM arrive at Laporte
st thence passengers go by stage Plank Road Is
miles 10 Michigan City; thence by 40 miles TO Aims
worth; and by stage u miles to Chicago After Feb l. by
cars through 20 Chicago.
R.turnns 10 Laporte same wsy-cars leave Lapote at
$50 AM and arrive al Monroe and Toledo at 545 p NJ
Daily stages connect with Fort Wayne at Surgs WIN
Lornnsport La Fayette and Indianapolis at Soutb Bend
and at other places the line with the principal
and south. ,. IA,
the Lake Erie South Shore route by stage and railroad TO
Cleveland thence by railroad and stage to Ere thence by
railroad via Dunkir by stage from Dunkrk
% Buffalo, and by after Feb l.
The T NJ train ON the NewYork and Erie Road, con-
meets with the Lake Shore train. 49,
Cleveland take all the way TO Pitts
bureh thence by railroad and Is miles staging to Phade
phia and New York or Baltimore and Washington
Jan IA 1852 4. z. WILLIAMS, Superintendent
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6orses. Carriages, &r.

A PAIR of splendid Cream HORSES,
IA with white ruanes and tsils yeaS old this sprins
Ind N aDse and double harness excellent travellers
them very and under the saddle offered for se
at the stable OF MessS REID TRuESDELL, Mercerstr
near Blocker They viii be sold very low applied for
this day OF Tuesday, the 18th inst.
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CUBAN BETWEEN NETWORK and
THE NEW YORK and LIVERPOOL

UNITED STATES NAIL STEAMERS.-The ships
composing this line the following:
ATLANTIC. Capt. West PACIFIC. Capt Nye,
ARCTIC. Capt Luce, BALTIC, Capt Conlstock
ADRIATIC, Capt. Grafton
These ships have been built by contract expressly Tor Cow
ep.nt service Every has been taken In their con,
ur.ion as sso in their Engines 10 insure strength and
eed and their accommodations for passengers are une-
qualed Tor elegance and comfort Price OF pesses. from
New York Liverpool in rscass CABIN, s@ m second
40 $40 exclusive Of extra sta'erooms V from
LIVERPOOL 70 New-York ESQ and go An experienced sur
geop attached each ship No berth secured until paid Tor
PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING.
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SAM III u. DE Mo1T,)
fR,NCls NICHOLSON, Asset ~
ISAAC wM SMITH.


To Contnacors.-scsleJ p'opos udorse' foI-'sh bs
busns Sewer Governor - VIII be teceiNed ~ ~ .f OF
m. Croon Aqueduci pan Rounds, Peik an fav ns
al d,y of Apui 1879, ook p NJ 10 hni StN th vita
The necessary RECEIVING BASINS aud COlNhklH "a Cow
ERNFIR II Up from Hrhhesd the westerly Inc Of
Fr,n, TIE plan 81 The sewer and
s.iAcaons busng amt all other f'ornstea
,ms Thereof obtained ppcso 20 the Contact CeEs,
n tins oHice.->eW Nork. Ar.'lii, 40.
NICHOLAS DEAN Pe-. OF the Cruton Aqlr,itt Dtpdt
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Cost an0 foun0.
FW ARD-DOG LOST.
Gxpresses.

TREGORY'S CALIFORNIA PACK
" AGE and PARCEL EXPRESS, via the lsthHnus OF
in about twenty-five days per steamer
nINGFI1 WEBSTER on TUESDAY, April ~, at ) o'clock
y NJ The subscriber viii forward Special Express by
above steamer Shippers requested to hand their goods
an MONDAY 18th in order have them corded and
sealed in fine fr shipment Packages must be put up IN
waterproof condition and not exceed 100 lbs weight each
and be accompanied with yoless fsLcss and up 70
day OF sailing. IHONfScoS, x III iCiiCDon,
Managers and Agents, No. lt9 Pearl cor Wall-st,
After May J. al No. 505 Broadway
This Office 70 let from and after the LIST of May next
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"HE EOUARIAN CONDITION
1ERMAN,S CELEBRATED TOOTH

~ WAsH-This invaluable preparation has been used
In Philadelvha where has immense popularity Tor pre-
serving and cleansing the Teeth removing all inflammation or
soreness Of the gums and imparg healthy odor to the
breath; price g cents per bottle. Sold by Dupuy corner
Broadway and Housons, Lea No fs5 Broadwa per9nas
No SIS Chathsns, Dr1ulnond No. ~ Reade-st, keeer
Co No 20 Fulton-st Brooklyn, Van Bushylnk. No: y
Washinstonst, jersey City. MARSH NoEFHhOF,
Wholesale agents, No $50 Greenwich-st, New-fofk.
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CUPREME COURT. CITY and County of New

= N|NItINI -NtW-
- York ss.-HENRr EDWARDS against PATRICK REILLY
Tor mcr-J ten nd eoutaToi lie defendant:
You hereby summoned and required complaint
-eh hed in the Oce Of the CIer City
Coury New fot at the CRY Hall. ad CITY day
February, instant. and TO
compliant tire subscriber Al be oece Va 10 Wsst
OF Nr~ York within t~sy days after he o
exclusive OF the day d such and you
tie sad compllst within the areai the plaintiff this
seton VII tzke udssen. for the hundred
ard and - i dollar, With from the
A. D. lss beses he Of this F-rsa-
~ the 10Th, iss2. G. p. ANDROUs.
Irf lsvlo~Tu% Pi4is:fs Attorney No 10 WaRst
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- oo...-Psbs hereby tst the fob sng petitions
have prevented The Board 81 Aldermen To PAVE AID
FLAG space feet hT0lgh sidewalks of THIRTY
SEVENTH between st and Broadway. To RESTORE -
OLD GRADE Of TEhfHAy, between Doth and ytl,is 70
HINGE VACANT LOIS 10 Twenty fifth, TWENTY SIXTH
aud nv ENTY sEVKk1H SIS, between oh and IN a'. 40
ofoUng t. FLAG sIDbWALk t-oan sS.l
TWENTY SECOND ST. between 9Th and o;lass. To fhseh
VACANT the block bounded BY 30 and W, Iza
oifh and esstsfs. To EENCE VACANT LOT Nc I'D "hoi
Twenty FOURTH 81 All persens Interef,ed bafins cDe ~
present them Whiting 10 thS nnies''
al his oce before 25i dsy Of pal Api ~ ln
JOHN Z. DODGE. Street Cofnassionef
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VTANDERBILTrS LINE-FOR SAN

v FRANCISCO.-The steamship BROTHER JONA-
THAN having undergone extensive alterations and rented
with superior cabin steersge accommodations meet
the present requirements of the trade viii take her depart
for San Francisco the LIST Of May at O'Clock NJ
from Pier No. N r. touching Rio de Jsneiro vsps
raise and San Juan del Sur. The Brother Jonathan
will take her place the Pacific ds in TAdehilts Mica
rsgus Line. limited number Of passengers will be taken
az SOC for cabin and 500 for sfeerxge-r which apply 10
D. B. ALLEN, No Battery place, up-stAirs
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NORPORATIOy NOT,CE.-Public motto, !.

hefby gwen the occupant Of
Al house. and o improved an unnpfused ans aH hsrssy
been conpeei - the
I'd ~. s. OH.e Of g Bureau Of Asse-su-ats
,ns,r hy an per-ons interested. For BUILDING SEWER
in kOUIy 81, ron pat 20 ,et =, % iAc 81
the fth - The hints -uacd
M . include AT 10 er ho1.es nd ' q sosst
81 tom the 9TH avs on oi ,ie % the 81 a es;s-ea
ee.cy Re Of the hfh Az, nFtWsta 90 saA
AL on 18th side. the 18th sni uih
ON ~, souiery side esster Irona the 9th ~ e,--
Ar persons Affected by the above nae s
meats aud opposed the same or either o. rn are
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