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vORPORATION NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE rs
~ hereby given 10 the pant
all lots unimpro ved lands,
affected thereby that the following have
completed BY tho Assessors ana are IN che ooe Of
Interested vReaevns basin and oulvert at the Of
nd The mtt braoed by such
include all the several hous and lots of ground
vacant ots pieces and parcels land situated be south
side enth to b. All
persona whose interests Affected by hs
oesments and who opposed to tho same either Of
them requested to mt their objections in wrising
70 the undesisned At their Office No Hall Of Records
within thirty days from the ate Of this notice,
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES !. DODGE, }Asscssors
CHARLES McNEILI.
ONCE Bureau Of Assessmens Street Department., Dec.
g. 1853
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DOWERY THEATRK.-H = STEvENS, STAGE Ma Ma
ID ger Time aersd.Doors open a. 6H curtain ris,s ~
zoeloek Lower Tier Of Boxes 50 oents Second and laird
Tiers cents Pit and Gallery 2x oents Orchestra Sc
so eents; seats in Family Boxes, 50 cents.
Monday evening. December s. wiil performed
SHOEMAKER OF TOULOUSE.
Jacob odet MT r. Scott Adelaide .Ars Ysomans
JONATHAN BRADFORD.
Caleb ScrimmAge. Mr. Burke Dan Nacraisy Mr. Eddy
Messrs w. H. Stout aud Fisher their elegant
act, STYLED La Perche Eqniroise.
GHOST IN SPITE OF HIMSELF
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DERHAMS GIFT HORSE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
cd BY Judges to be sound GENTLE and worth
by sing gift ticket at the
OFFICE ACADEMY HALL, 663 BROADWAY.
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EARNUAS AMERICAN MUSEUM MONDAY, DEC
- 6-UECe + TOMS CABIN this evening, 49, O'Clock,
and also this afternoon At O'clock for Mr. c. w. Clarks
Bereht. Tho new moral drama of HOT CORN will DO
dueed Tuesday afternoon next Ambulance TO the whole
Museum, to tse living Gieafes the Boarded Lady a.
well as the perform cents; children under
ls1 seats in the Psrque l2h oents Secured Seats 50
cent
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NEW YORK AMPHITHEArRE, 81 BOWERY.-ENTIRR
IN change Of perform for Monday Tuesday and wa
nesday, December 5, ane Z
First appearance Of MONS MARION.
Frst Aprea -snee Of the SYLVESTER BROTHERS.
Fret apps srinse Of NIX. GEO SERGEANT.
Ths celebrated Dancing Horse NAY FLY will appear fse
the first time this Madame Francon, hiss Rmma
Nathsps Mons Cbarin and he other tented perormssU
in favorsts act.
Boxes IS cents; Pi, l2 cents; Reserved eoass 50 osx
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exhibited IL New Pork including = colossal Rht
and the great Elephant Hannibal tho largest btsd
Herr Dresbach the far famed Lion King will the
dcus Of his Trained Animals ~ H. (noenJ and ~ r n
Also to BE- without extra charge the real vsrsbs
SIAME5E TWINS,
with two Of their children Hours reception from A. r.
to p NJ, from to 4, and TX to 9KP.A ALSO, wsa-
Open from 10 A. n to 10 p. II. Admission Is child
an undar a hal
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DERHAMS GIFT ExHIBITIONS
OF THE SEVEN MILE MIRROR,
every after and evening, at and IL O'Clock. NJ
ACADEMY HALL, 653 BROADWAY.
Tickets good for the admission Of four aulai
1t different times and share in the
100000 gifts, ONLs 81.
To be bad from A. N. TO 10 p n, daily, -
ACADEMY HALL, 663 BROADWAY.
d. Waters Music Store 3SS Broadway;
Lovejoys Hotel, Park row;
And Towards Hotel, Broadway and Maiden Lana.
Howe's Cough Candy Depot LOG ChashAm streets.
ONLY 10000 OF PERTAINS GIFT TICKETS UNsoLD,
~ which are to be obtained ut the Offices:
Academy HAIL 663 Broadway.
II. Waters plan, store, a33 Broadway.
Lovejoy's, Howard's, and Merchants Hotels
Also at Howes cough candy Depot l66 Chatham street.
PRICE ONLY ONE DOLLAR EACH.
DRRHAMS GIFT HOMESTEAD FOR ONLY si-PRO-
l. nounced BY committee Of shareholders to be worth
S22C00 and the title it Rdsputable By buying gift
ticket for dollar may come in possession of this
splendid property Principal sfce, Academy Hall, G63
broadway
pERHAM's GIFT HORSE, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
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RUCKLEY'S OPERA fOUSE, CHINESE HALL, $50
- .Broadway, near the rescott Housa.-Open evory
night BY the teeb ated Buckleys New Orleans
the Oldest established talented company in exist
being tie frst 70 harmony into Ethiopian
entertainment th first 70 operatic Choruses perform
Bur esqu Operas 40 &c likewise all operate Choruses,
by other bands first (at the
pes labor and TALENT by Bueiys sorsna iers The
has the Of announcing that tho Concerts
this COMPANY win still be conducted in fashion
able style fun without vugarty" Concert al
Ia O'Clock. Admission, % cents
BUCKLEY S. Proprietors
K. BISHOP BUCKLEY, Musical Director,
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THE HUTCHINSON FAMILY WILL SING AT
WASHINGTON HALL. MORRISTOW N,
THIs. tMoHDAy) EVE ING, DEcEMRxR g.
Tickets rs cents Doors open ~ GA commence u tx
O'Clock. - -.
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CIGNOR b. ITZ, STUYyESANT INSTITUTE NO. CSC
= Br ,ndW Ay-Come and laugh The secret OF life is to
be happy Abe ear amused ths dece red aad mind
actor ished Spirit piping ard Table Moving movement
explained; veItriloqasm Magic, az the Canary Brds
afternoon at ocGek Admission, IS eent4 children 2H
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Died.


On Friday, April % DANIEL BRADY, aged So years.
His friends and and those Of his nephew
funeral this morning. from the residence of Edward DAILY
240 Elizabeth street Funeral obseques in st. Patricks
Cathedral at 10 A NJ. No carriages.
of Bushwick, L. l.
bers Of Excelsior Lodge o. Of o. F., Of New York.
invited to attend the funeral this afternoon at o'clock
from his late residence, corner Of Remsen street and
Bushwick avenue His remains will be taken to the Gene
terry ofthe Evergreens forinterment
On saturday, April % OF consumption, ELLEN wife Of
Joseph Keran, and daughter Of the late Joshua GIL Of
BaDnasloe, County Galway Ireland.
The friends OF the family and those Of her cousin John
Gill; are respectfully invited to attend her funeral from
her late residence, No. III avenue this afternoon, at
% Saturday morning, April %, ALEXANDER C. JACKSON,
infant of William and Harriet N. De Klyn aged one
year and three months.
The relatives friends of the family are respectfully
invited to attend his fuLeral this afternoon clock
from the residence of his parents No. 100 Greenwich
avenue
On saturday, April o. EMMA youngest daughter of l.
l. and Sarah Porter aged three years. months and
three days.
The relatives of the family invited to attend the
funeral this afternoon ut O'Clock from the residence
OF the family, Eghteth street. between Second and Third
avenues
At his residence Mount Pleasant Westminster county
Y, on Sunday, April a. JOHN KlrP, aged eighty i've
The relatives and friends Of the family are invited to
attend the funeral, to morrow morning. at III o'clock
Cbapaqua meeting house.
Poughkeepsie papers please copy.
Brooklyn very suddenly, HENRY P MRsr, of this city
late Of New burypsRt Mass
His remains WI be taken to NsHburyport for In. Ter
ment this afternoon.
Suddenly on Sunday evening" April "a, JOHN W. EVANS
aged 81 years.
His relatives and friends slo those of his brother viii
son invited to attend his funeral from his late res
dence No AZ Hubert street this afternoon at half past
two o'clock.
On Sunday, April "a, of consumption, HrGH LEE
His friends and acquaintance also those of his bro
theirs Vim Francis and John Lee respecfu ly in.
Wit cd To "A M
IL Elm street, to afternoon. at o'clock His
remains will be taken to Calvary Cemetery.
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By the ear and says "Naughty boy do not any longer
all your insignificant paper the Organ des Populations
Huco 4mercdRes but the organ of Archbishop Hughes
stys yourself Courier des Etats U but the Courier
81 the Jssuits in the United States"
Al the conclusion Of his lecture Father Gavazz spoke
q the tendency Of the Jesuits essentially mouarc
and sbsolutst against all liberal governments and With
gzsat fsehng said to the Americans ;-"Americans,
Seund in your country what had never thought-de-
psndence Of Protestants upon Catholics Your dema.
gogue politicians have religion Whatever they speak
sSnst those who dare in the sancy Of their rights to
esturb what they call peace between Catholics and Pro
testant and why2 In order to gain votes ut the cleo
Hsus Many editors dsapprove all Christian discussion
against Papal Paganism, while they publish with
pFase in their papers all the little ceremonies and
Of the Jesuits TO gain few subscribers But
there lesson Protestants in this work totally
suical because the Jesuts who dictated 10 the
politicians and mercenary editors this tolerance profit
able to them. ! astonshed TO see in Baltimore
$4,000 Protestahts submit patiently and fear'uly to
900 Catholics And yet your great Washington truly
American, great cheers did not fight bravey
liberty Of his country that the Americans Of the present
should knee before the preates and Jesuts
Of Rome.
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Married.
At St. Georges Chapel on Thursday, April 81 by the
Rev. BENJAMIN Evans, Mr. HENRY P. BKAMEs to Miss ELIZA
j. BEACH
Here two loving hearts in bonds made fast,
What nought but death can rend asunder;
Beach into Beames has been exchanged at last
circumstance that need excite wonder.
What follows from this joyful transportation,
But Beames in plenty to build up the nation?
On Tuesday evening, April 49, by the Rev. Mr. Sheffer
Mr.. RICHARD J. BRADFORD to Miss HANNAH ]. BECK
youngest daughter Of Lambert s. Beck, Of Washington
City, D. c.
Washington and Baltimore papers please copy.
On Saturday, April % at the residence Of the brides
SAMUEL E. SEYMOUR Esq. to Miss JULIA N. MOORE all Of
this city.
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Police Intelligence.

arrest Of Fugitive from Justes-Captain Halpin of
The First ward police yesterday arrested man named
Edward Cabinet, alleged to be fugitive from New Or
leans, where he stands accused of stealing $500 from G.
9oden bookseller residing in that city 1t seems that
ting forth the fact Of the larceny and requesting the
arrest OF the accused who found BY the police at NO.
~ Walker street On searching the prisoners trunk
$50 in gold coin found, also bowie knife, six
barrel revolver pistol two small pistols loaded and two
loaded On his person was found silver watch
prsonsr was taken before the magistrate and held to
await requstion from the authorities of New Orleans
Arrest of Picpoc kxs Officer Dufon, of the Seventh
ward, on Saturday arrested two men named Richard
Squires and Thomas Riley on charge Of picking the
pocket Of Mr. Robert H. SHANNON of No 81 Washington
street. Jersey City, Of porte monnae containing $73 in
hank bills while he in of the Jersey City ferry
beats the 10th inst The accused parties had seated
Squares admits having the porte monnaie, but says he
found y in tho cabin Of the boat Justice Welsh com
Charge of False Preences-OfHcer Mooney, of tbs
from steuben county, New York. having in custody
Justice Of the Peace FAMED Elias L. Brady whom the
officer arrested warrant issued by Justice Stuart
wherein Mr. Brady stands charged with obtaining the
9Th Of August last quantity of groceries valued at
$500, from the firm Of Belknapp and Gregg, No. 252
street. by means of false 1t
alleged by the affidavit of the c'mpainants that Mr:
hedy, in order to procure credit represented himself
to be In good business free from debts the Of
valuable farm in steuben County all of which
ah to be untrue II is also further stated that
after the delivery of the goods he assigned them in pay
s,ent for pretended debt; Other merchants in this
was conveyed before Justice Stuart who detained him to
await examination.
Suspicion Of Larceny-0ncer Tucker Of the Fifteenth
Yard yesterday arrested young named Margaret
Brennan domestic in the employ of Mr. Turner, Of No
ls9 Blocker street. on suspicion of stealing money and
clothing Of the value Of $ll5 the property OF her
ployer Margaret it seems has been in the family for
several MONTHS and was always believed to be honest;
but recently her parents arri ed from Ireland very des
tute circumstances, and it is the impression that she
took the property for the of giving them relief
The accused taken before Justice Stuart who
tanned her in custody for examination.
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THE TURF.


CENTREyILLE COURSE, H. L-TR0TTING.-MoN-
~ day, April -, at O'Clock p N. Purse $3.50. Mile
heats best three in FIVE in harness d. PiGer enters
Lady Vernon; +. j. Nodne enters CHI Mountain Maid s.
McLaupin enters br. Flash c. Brooks enters oh. h.
Komte Jackson omnbuses leave Fulton ferry Brooklyn
for the at O'Clock r. NJ, and return
after the trvt Is Fare each way IS cents
JTNIoN COURSE, l.. l. TROTTING. THURSDAY
~ April p, at o'clock p. NJ. purse of so. Mile
heats best three in nve and driver weighing
pound s. Hoogland names Lady Blanche; D. PETER
names g. Beppo; II. Woodruff names ". &. Snow Drop.
s. Stages win bc In readiness at all hours at Grand
street ferry Williamsburg. Fare each way - cents
JOHN L. SNEDECOR, Proprietor.
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Scrofula, Salt Rheum, Rheumatism. Neu-
ragia &c-HYATTS life balsam certain 10
the most stubborn Of these diseases water guench
lyn after he had been crippled by rheumatism nearly
years. his bones and joints enlarged and
place and he had spent fortune medicine and attic
snce The bslsam equally certain in scrofua foul old
Dossy who keeps the law book store No Nassau street
Of four terrific ulcers from which he had
months and had the best medical advice without
improvement Hundreds Of cases equally stubborn have
Gates Of which be 1t the principal depot 245
Grand street. 70 cents BOTTLE For sale also by the
druggists.
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DANCING ACADEMIES.

NEW CLAssEs.--BRooKRs BANGING ACADEMY
IN Mt his assembly No. 3jl Broome street The
quarter from the time OF subscription The
school viii con tinue open during thu whole ycar.
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THE LECTURE SEASON,


mr. WIETING, AT HOPE CHAPEL, 71S BROADWAY
~ this evening at tx o'clock lectures the circulation
of the blood heart lungs and some OF of the dis
mission Of qualities &c, with his extensive collection of
mankins, skeletons, models paintings, &c. Admission
l2s cents
L,ATHER GAvAZZI-FREE LECTURES TO THE IN
dustral classes and to rismen at the special request
of many them will be delivered at the Broadway
Tabernacle at o'clock Tuesday, the Goth inst Subject
What is the Individual in the Papal System Friday
tho 18th inst What the Natons In the Papal System
NJ,GEES LECTURE TO IRIsHMEN.-A LECTURE
M will DO delivered ut the Broadway Tabernacle
day evening April 18th BY Thomas darcy McGee Esq;
States" Tickets Is cents to be had the
evening the lecture Doors open o'clock Lecture
commence ut clock
CPIRITUAL MANIFESTATIONS.-ASTOU De
- OW EN- will lecture this
ing and during the week. at the Hall of Mechanics Inst
tute Bowcry and Division street. Mr. Burkhart
and other mediums will attend through whom rappngs
tippings and other made before large
intelligent and discriminating audiences Admission
shilling Commence at ~ o'clock.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
~ SEE SIXTH AND SEVENTH PAGES. ga
mIILsnEHY AND OREssMAKINta.


MADAME MALHERBE WILL OPEN PARIS MILF
IN merry on Tuesday, April 9th at No. i9S broadway
MRS. NILES, 800 FOURTH STREET, CORNER OF
u Greene bees TO announce TO the ladies of New York
that che has received from Paris choice selection of fash
icaby made under dresses for ladies and children and that
she has also made arrangements 20 supplied month
by the FIRST houses Paris with laoes
made TO order in desired style at
Mrs H. respectfully sots the attention OF ladies an
inspection OH present stock.
CTRAW BONNETs-JUsT RECEIVED, 100 CASES Ia
- dies Bonnes ofevery description 80 cases misses and
maids sizes These bonnss superior any tho
city for their nsh shape aud qnay of braiis adapted 10
the millinery trade and Will be sold low for cash. by j. H.
HOMER, SJohn street.
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We are Requested to Call Attention 10 the
peremptory sale OF sculpture paintings eror rosewood
piano. French plate mantel mirrors 30 gt o'clock this
day, BY II. H. LEEDS CO.. Clinton place FIFTH
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,ortment of fine Teas Will

Teas.-Thc best nssOrtment Of hne Teas Will
he found at the Of the Canton Tea Company No.
I Chatham street. between Pearl and Roosevelt Streets
the Oldest tea establishments In the city We
readers that they do better there than
sithsr Wholesale retail They have branch stores
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LsooklnG-Glnss Wareh00se-IS53-LO
glasses At reduced priees-RICHARDS KINGSLAND No.
IS Cortland street The trade supplied with frames Ae
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Great Sale OF M0rrisanla Property, at Auc-
ton this Ssy At the Merchants Exehanse ocosk b
IL new houses For particulars advertisement under
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good for money when we'll secured but
shoe other having sewing
DONE who Invests $l25 in ono OF SINGERS patent
sewing hines is receive 500 cent
tsres These the most dcult and stubborn
easily and perfectly Call and see them at the
ofhce No. 25S Broadway.
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THE MISSES BUSTED HAVE TAKEN LARGE
i and oommodous hoIsc in the pleasant and healthy
neigborhoo6 OF Carmansye 10 which place they have
moved their school for Young ladies select number Of
boarding scholars only limited few boys will
undtten years Of summer torn opens M1y Isl 1853
Application may he made for terms TO George W. Busted
Jr 33l Third avenue; Richard Bnstced, Esq, 45 William
street. and the Rev. pr. Sandford, White Plains.
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Wolfe's Celebrated Schiedam Aromatic
Ayel govt ehr"nis Rheumatism and distractions Of the
adneysand bladder For sale all the respectable
UDOLPHO WOLFE, importer, q Beaver street.
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Tuclxvx ood,s Large Store Of Watches, Jeyvei-
~ and No Fulton street whore be had
different arcei his line good and cheap watches
aaa music ware put In order
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EDUCATIONAL.

E'AnILY BOARDING SCHOOL IN THE COUNTRY
An experienced teacher takes into
dren to board and instruct Great attention paid TO the
health and morals OF the pupils and pains spared
them In their studies The summer
the rst week In May For terms and references inquire
No. 80 West Twenty sixth street.
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Diamonds, IN Parcels TO Suit Customers, Mt
the lowest market va Diamond crosses clusters, pins,
Yines earrings for cash approved trade
AZ Bi broadway corner wiite street; M stairs.
DAVID RAFT, Importer
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-, -. $4,000
NJ uhCH GUARD, ATTENTION-A REGULAR mIET-
ing Of the above company will take place 81 Wbhaua
ponnes corner Of Twentieh street AID Third avenue
J. MoRE Sec. II, 7, WEST CAptAiDs
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10
mended by physicians generally In the United States
Woles Aromatic Schicdam Scnapps, speculative tonic
durstie andyspsctc and invigorating cordial especially
Southern and Western States demonstrated
those the stomach bowes produced
remittent and bilious fevers now chiefly peculiar to them
The Aromatic Schicdam Schnapps be obtained in
containing each bottles ethsr quarts pnt
according to order The bottles neatly labelled and
signature without which the article is unquesonably
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TOOHlce seekers whose Claims have not been
Appreciated remedy exists for polite al
Buy for wife sister Of Singers sewing machines
and with that assistance she will money
could in the Custom House. The advantage TOO will be
permanent and Independent:
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n

A10OcIatIOn 1Or the EXhIbItlOn OF the Indus.
try Of all Nations
OTrIcr, No. 80 BROADWAY, Nrw YoRx.
RETRkSHMENT SALOONS.
Proposals to contract for the privilege Of supplying Re
eshments at the Crystal Palace will be received tbie
sAhcs, until the 25tn April. instant.
Suitable apartments Will be Afforded by tho Association,
% b fttsd furnished and decorated BY the contractor 81
his ewn expense.
For the orm and dimensions OF the apartments and all
ether Particulars parties wishing will please
ply 1t this office.
BWnes and intoxicating drinks will strictly Pro-
Aibited WM- WHETTEN, Secretary.
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PERSONAL.


INFORMATION WANTED-OF Common NOWLEN,
l. formerly Of Brooksboro County Fermenash Ireland.
Orleans Any information respe sting him will be thankful
received by his mother Sarah Nowlen, at 100 Water
OF jackson Co.. New Orleans. New Orleans papers
please copy
IF GEORGE WASHINGTON D. HAS NOT LEFT TOWN
i he will confer great favor by addressing q note to
Fanny, Broadway Post Office.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

->>>~>>>>>~>>>>~>>~>>>~o
MASONIC NOTICE. THE BRETHREN OF Ma
M tonsl Lodge No 200 hereby notified that the
ngs will be held and Friday after May at the
hall, northwest corner Of Broadway and Blocker
street. JAMES II, LANE. w NJ
DAVID S. STANTON, Secretary.
NEW YORK ACADEMY OF MUSIC.-A MEETING OF
IN the subscribers to tho New York Academy Music
be held Saturday Evening the 9TH Of May ia o'coc,
at the Stuyvesant Institute 69 Broadway for the purpose
Of organizing the Association and the election Of directors
of the Commissioners. WILLIAM H. PAINE, Secretary.
OFFICE OF THE SIXTH AVENUE RAILROAD COM
~ pany, ~ Trinity Building Broadway Apra :f l53-
Tickets emitting the holders to this road VIVA
be for sale at this Office and after the 18th inst Five
cent discount will be made parties purchasing hundred
No less than hundred tickets will be sold
any time d. p. BARHYDT, Treasurer.
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Spring Rusincss Coats, Spring Overcoats
prng sacks spring froeks spring vests spring pans TIL
largest and most beautiful variety of goods selected fror
eur choicest spring ir portations d. J. DEvLIN,
Nos. SO and s. John street, corner Nassau.
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HPkNndtd NNspfuBUH. "-sniVu AZ E"'sHSNefyf
ssook Of velvet tapestry, Brussels three ard nvrs
ssrpctinp ehase and elegant designs which htyius
esen prions 60 she recent advance prices
NAV ara enabled 70 tGcr at great inducements.
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Trusses md Shoulder Braces, Ladies' Belts
and supports instruments for club fe knock bow
legs weak ankles crooked spine and elastic stockings
enlarging veins Of the Leg knee caps &C., at IL Ann