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by given to the owner or owners occupant oceu-
affected thereby that the following have been
completed by the and lodged in the office Of
interested viz For digging and building well on the
Third The limits embraced by such assessment
oil the several houses and lots ground lots
pieces and of land both sides Forty
sixth street from Second to Third All persons
whose interests affected by the named
and who oppo to the either of them
qpested to their objections in writing to the under
signed at their office, Hall Of Records within thirty
days from the date of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE.
CHARLES j. DODGE, Assessors
CHARLES MCNEIL,
Once Bureau Of Assessments Street Department, April
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CORPORATION NOTICE. = PUBLIC NOTICE rs
~ hereby given, to tho owner owners, occupant
occupants all houses and lots improved unimproved
lands affected that the following have
Of tho Bureau of Assessments for examination by all
sons interested viz For fencing lots in Madison
between Twenty sixth and Streets and in
street between Fourth and Fifth
raj houses and lots Of ground lots pieces and par
cells of land situated the northeast of Madison
and TWEEN street. the west side Of Mnd
son avenue between Twenty sixth and Twenty seventh
streets and lot the north side of Twenty
street hundred feet easto Fifth All persons
whose interests affected by the above named
grestsd to present their objections writing to the uer
signed at their Office No Hall Of Records, within thirty
days from the date Of this notice
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors
CHARLES MCNEIL, }
Oce Bureau Of Assessments Street Department, April
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DASSA6E FROM LIVERPOOL LONDON AND GLAs-
gov, &e..Tapscotts line OF paekets-W. 4 j. r. Tap
SCOTT Co.. S6 South street. New York continue to make
on The most terms bring
sengers, In the same expeditions heretofore
from oil parts of Great Britain and Ireland by their
quad line of packets sailing from Liverpool every three
days from London each Thursday and from as
gov twice each month They also remit in the
payable at sight in all The principal places Eng
land, ireland, Scotland, Wales, France and Germany
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LEGAL NOTICES.


TN CHANCERY-STATE OF ALABAMA, AT MOBILE
At rules-Regsters office, Monday March IA, A. d. 1853
The ex parte petition Of William H. Pratt assignee Of D.
Casey Co.
7s This application the part Of the petitioner
to be discharged from his trusteeshp filing his
counts.
The trust created by deed Of assignment made and
Casey then composing tho mercantile firm Of d. Casey
Co., In the city Mobile petitioner and bearing date
the 18th day Of May 1887 whereby they conveyed to him.
the said William Pratt all the effects assets and stock
in trade of said firm for the trusts and
forth in said Decd which, with said petition exhibits
thereto file in the office Of the Register in Chan
Gerry at Mobile.
appearing to the satisfaction Of the Register that
the cestu trusts under said deed reside principally
the States Of New York and Alabama they hereby
fed that the Register will proceed hear and
upon said application the Monday of May next
his Office in the city of Mobile which time
attend If they think per.
And 10 further ordered that this order be published
week for six successive weeks in Herald Tribune
newspnper printed and published in the city Of Mobiles
also In the New York Herald newspaper printed pub
shed in the city and State Of New York. copy
thereof be posted the door of the Court Mobile
county all within fifteen days from the date of this order
witness o. Jewett Register of the Court Of Chancery
for the first district of the southern division Of
said State this 18th day Of March, A. D. 1853 Attest
o s. JEWETT, REGISTER,
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CTEAM BETWEEN NEW YORK AND GLASGOW
- The Glasgow and New York Steamship Compauy's
Grais O., commander win sail from Gla:gOw Saturday.
turday, May 2st ct IL o'clock at First cabin sa
loon state rooms) $50 do do tmidshp do $6 second
Mn $50 third alass 32Qstewards included Apply to
J. HcSYNON, 81 Broadway,
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SALE or ELEGANT FURNITURE, NEAR THE cRYs.

&e in the house consisting q tapestry Brussels and
octave rosewood and mahogany marble top
Cd black walnut s9sss
s d s En- tea and
me and css &C. RfGadway to
for sale Variety and SOCKS .so y
town and county bonds among which list mortgage
s in
s @ m
500 &C., payable in New York lsS7 LIST mortgage
Indians Whole ISSUE sSSooo payable New
ta @ M an s Rysr per o Gent Of
issue ssooo payable in New York 1855 mortgaro
%
issue u Ne New York 1873 f. mOTsssSs
%oTsass PER Massdsd ana ssSdas.
1900 LIST mSrgage seven cent bonds Of the Toledo Nor
re Trey and BENNINGTON Railroad whole amount Of ISSUE
Of N Rsss wce
amount Of issue COO payable in New York 1920
whole issas s psssSs Now
xSs 5 as s sas
and Washington Railroad whole amount Of issue
9aynsssn sSst p
payable in New 1862 bonds Of tho Troy
Boston whole of issue $500 payable In New
York 1864 ten per cent bonds of the Mansfield sandu
ky Railroad Company whole amount of ISSUE $00 pay
able In New York. lS7 cent bonds Of the town
ship Of Portland Ohio payable il New York 1862
Mad River Railroad payable i'm New York. 1861 per
cent bonds Of the city Of Keokk Iowa. payable in Keokuk
1863 per cent bonds of the Of Huron Erie
~ Ohio payable in Huron 1851 cent bonds the
Junction Railroad stock payable in New York. 1885,
per cent bonds the State of California PAYABLE In New
York 1922 cent mortgage bonds the Atlantic
81 % @ Whole ns amount issued y h
State Of Wisconsin for Improvement of Fox river whole
per cent scrip of Rutland and Whitehall by Saratoga and
Washington Railroad stock in tho Western Vermont Rail
road Company stock in the Mad River Railroad Company
stock in the Buffalo, Corning and New York Railroad Com
Little Miami Railroad stock in the Gaena and Chicago
Railroad stock in the Toledo Norwalk and Cleveland Rail
road stock in the Mansfield Sandusky Railroad Compa
stock in the Southern Bank of Kentucky; stock in the
New York and Virginia Mail Steamship Company paying
co,ki ;vtdo pds
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THE LIVERPOOL AND PHILADELPHIA STEAM
ship Company intend sailing their favorts stsAmships
-. FROM PHILADELPHIA.
ely Of o., 11s;nehestsr Saturday April q
NY OF GLASGOW: .................. May IA
WY Oh Aanehester. June IL.
FROM LIVERPOOL.
ivy OF Manchester .::........:. May H.
Limited number of third class passengers A be taken
en- end found with comfortably seotsd provisions for
Parties wishing TO bring out friends can obtain Ger.
thcaes of passage and drafts the Bank Ireland in
sums from II sterling upwards Handbs be had At
the once OF THOMAS RICHARDSON, Agent,
Il Exchange place.
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NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA, VIA NEW
Jersey Railroad from foot Of Cortsndt str etUnited
States Mail and Express line through in four hours Pare
jnsAM and Pm, o. 70; sAM smdSP IS Second
for baltimore, Washington Norfolk and Cbarleton sold
Through baggage agents in IAN and ga PM trains Pas
with baggage the ferry fifteen minutes before
the traine leave.
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HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD TURNITURE-wILLIAM
NJ IRVING CO., anetioneers, will sell at ancton on
Thursday April a. at 0 o'clock at IL Harrison Brook
lyn Brussels and black walnut tete
chairs Walton do covered in taborets
naments &s rosewood seven octave piano, made by Hill
table, French bedsead dressing bureaus shaving stand
washtands china and glassware hair mattresses feather
BEDS &C. also choice of brandies, Maderas
and hooks Kitchen furniture at Y o'clock in front of the
house, orrel stanhope saddle and harnesscan he
Wades stable Of Pacific and Hicks Streets
Brooklyn.
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A UCTION NOTIcE-HOUsE FURNITURE sALg-BY
"A WIN. W. SHIRLEY Thursday, April IA, at IS Pitt
niture made to order also beautiful tapestry carpets ma
hogany SOFAS chairs tables &C. Terms cash. and
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THE SHORTEST AND CHEAPEST ROUTE-vAN-
dsrbit line for San Francisco The Accessory Transit
Company Of Nicaragua In advance Of
the mai0niy line giving through tickets including the
isthmus erossingThe favorte double engine steamship
PR0METHEUS, 1900 tons burthen, will leave from pier
No North river e. o'clock Pm precisely, for San
fast and popular steamship Sierra Nevada 1000 tons
them the Nicaragua Transit route having but twelve
miles Of land transportation. These
passed in their vsntiston and For nfor
agency Of the company, No. Battery place STAIRS
G. VANDERBILT, Agent
Passengers cautioned against the Of
hired Of other lines None employed for this
line. mail bag will be made up Ut the oGd0c.
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FURNITURE SALE AT BRooKLYN.-oN THURS
day. 18th instant at 10 O'clock in house No. AZ Column
ba street full assortment of parlor basement chamber
and kitchen furntnre including pair of rich French pier
vet carpets satin damask window curtains, &C., &c. &c.
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HENRY H; LEEDS CO., AUcTIoNEERs, WILL
o'clock at Denscs Hotel Quarantine landing, Tompkins-

o'clock at Deniscs Hotel Quarantine landing Tompkns
vile, Staten Island,
estate at New Brighton by order of Israel Dissosway
Sheriff of Richmond county Staten IsandAbeut 90 valua
BILE building lots in the immediate nehborhood Of the resi-
dence of Matthew Morgan August Belmont and c. Wander
ht Esqrs within five minutes walk ferry The lots
the highest ground in the nehborhood commanding
extensive and elegant of the bay hsrbor and
Narrows and will be sold in separate parcels.
Also the Gothic cottage built about since In
the most modern style with all the usual improvements,
being about 30 feet front by about 80 feet ieep with sixteen
rooms exclusive Of laundry kitchen, bath rooms, &C.,
heated by hot air furnaces including about fifteen six
teen lots, surrounding and appertaining
The property is situated about midway between New
BRIGHTON and Quarantine ferries and in the immediate
Of the contemplated
ferry boats leave New York every hour com
positively without reserve
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They New FORK built ships provided with
all requisite articles for the comfort and Of
Passengess, and commanded By Of experience in the
Goods sent to the subshers VIII be forwarded free from
any charges but those actually incurred.
BOYD HINCKEN, Agents, l6l Pearl street,
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NEW YORK AND CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP CON-
IN pany-Through to San Francisco, via AspnwaI and
Panama At greatly reduced rases-No detention the
1900 tons, Richard Adams ander, viii leave New
York for Aspinwall Navy Bay from pier No. North
connecting with the And magnificent dSsbe engine
ward Dunn commander which steamer will DO in rsad
ness at Panama receive the Unions sail
imm edately for San Francisco The and
ventilation Of the Winfield Scott all that be
sired Her speed Established the voyage between
York and Panama and whilo the" soife
passed Every exeron will be the part Of the
company comfort expedition and safety Pas
sengers will be landed on the wharf AZ Aspnwa free
for this line sold only at B Broadway.
DAVIS BROOKS CO., General Agents.
mail bag 10 mado mp at the above Office under the
United States postage law the convenience public
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"A WV. W. SHIRLEY. Thursday. April Il, At Is PIT
nture order also beautiful tapestry carpets ma
nsgany SOFAS chairs tables &C. Terms cash. and deposit
A UCTIoN NOTICE-LARGE SALE. THIS DAY, AT
"a lo1 o'clock in the sales Is Spruce street
D ws S d Of
Ass.tis Hotel Mlsd
sion and other tables beer pumps stand casks &C. &C.
A ucTIoN NoTIcE.-A HOUSE, sPLENDIDLY FUR
glasses velvet carpets elegant window curtains WARDROBE
% Doors dressing bureaus paor suits in brocates
wTTERs No. Isl Canal i streets inquire Oh
n. day At o'clock at 2o5 Allen street. household fur
Of Mah9sshx aa
:nd kitchen furniture well worthy the attention Of
A G. FUTILE, AUCTIONEER.-LARGE AND AT
rr SNs ass q this day q 5
the sns,: ss%psn
Of which has been made under his supervision and win
Walnut psrior Sra9y dining and
and others the sale viii BE- absolute and
without any reserve for cash.
RY.s. HEGEMAN AgCTIoNEER-FRIDAY APRIL
yn the STOCK and fixtures Of tea store consisting black
ana green teas counters scales and weights shelving
~, April 18th at ic.a o'clock A. H. at the corner Of At
9uors &c also good seighs same day at 81 O'clock
furniture.
RY ROBERT HAYDOCK AUCTIoNEER, STORE NO.
~ 2s William street Monday April Is, at II O'clock
z y s. Sc 'ass y
OF sale.
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II COTTON, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS HOUSE
hold Furniture, Pianoforte Lace Curtains &c. to-
F. Cotton will sell this day. Thursday April IA, At lO1s
O'Clock 53 Twelfth street between Third and Fourth
and marble top furniture centre card dining aud
and Voltae chairs tapestry Brussels three ingram
carpets oilcoth sofas china and glassware dam and
furniture &c &C. Also very fine rosewood panoforte,
made to order by Nunns Clark and but little 63
tave Catalogues early in the morning Sale peremptory
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-TRAINSD DAILY FROM
IL Chambers street for Albany and Troy
Express train A. Mthrough in four hours, connecting
with trains reaching Buffalo Montreal at o'clock same
evening
Mail train ga NJ Through way trains at 10h A. M. and
Jpn.
Express train, P. NJ Accommodation train p. M.
Passengers taken at Chambers Canal Christopher Four
tenth and Thirty first streets.
Sunday trains from Canal street Mt ~ for Pough-
keepsie and II. for Albany stopping at all sta
tions EDMUND FRENCH, Superinte ndent.
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TRAVELLERa- GUIDE.

CHICAGO AND ROCK ISLAND RAILROAD, OPEN
~ to La Sale and Peru, 100 mes and there connecting
with class steamers for st. Louis and New Orleans and
int rmedate places the Illinois and Mississippi rivers
Trains leave Chicago the arrival Of the trains Of
the Indiana Michigan Southern and Michigan Cen
trains going eastward the evening Stages from La
Sale and Peru westward and northward the arrival Of
all trains Passengers leaving New York by tho morning
trains the Erie and River roads will reach
Chicago in time to Immediately Those leaving New
York by the evening trains rest all night at
from ST. Louis to New York and Boston, the Erie
New Central roads ~ hours and to Philadelphia
the Cleveland Columbus and PHtsburg roads, 68 hours
Chicago, March q, 1853.
Shy the next the between New York and
st. Louis will be reduced to 63 hours.
CAMDEN AND AMBOY RAILROAD TO PHILADEL
~ phia-from pier No North rverTwo lines daily at
10 A. NJ and p M-Accommodaton line, ut 10 A. NJ, by
steamboat Trenton to South Amboy to Bordentown
and steamboat r. Stockton to Philadelphia Fare$2 Elk
press line at by steamboat John Potter to Amboy,
thence direct Camden by carthrouh four hours and
ahaf Fare-$3. Returning leave Philadelphia at 10 A.
NJ and2 N.
COR ALBANY-FARE $.-ALBANY AND NEW
Il York Inland Route Railroad.-Two daily express
central lines Of railroads North and West from the
depot of White, Elm and Centre streets where
through tickets be procured and baggage checked for
Schenectady Utica Syracuse Rochester and Buffalo. Pas
also received at Broome and Bowery and Twenty
sixth street and Fourth stations The above trains
viii land at Croton Falls and Chatham Four Cor
only All other trains will start from City Hall sta
rvuDcoN pIvEp n ROA n TRAINS DAILY FROM
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NOTTON MIL FOR SALE At AUCTION.-THE
steam cotton mill situated in the village of
auction tie premises the 4th day Of May next
close the concern. The building sthree stories
and attic M feet long by so wide built Of brick
roof with nifty horse power engine and boilers 1t con
alns ~ spndes 10 cards 80 inch wide batting card
other in proportion now in full operation and
further particulars inquire Of ALMY, PATERSON Co..
New York and Boston Terms made easy BY order of
trustees. X. +. HUNT, President Of Cotton Company.
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DACKETs TO HAvRB-BECOND LINE-THE roll
1 lowing ships will leave Havrs on she 10th. and New
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ToHN KEEsE, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT HOUSE
this Thursday morning April 1th at 10s O'clock at No
60 vnrck street. corner Of Lagh all tho furniture con
paror, dining room and bedroom furniture comprising
tables window curtains marble tables mirror and pier
glasses china glass and silver ware cutlery &C. together
kitchen iture
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by ROBERT HAYDOCK, AUCTIONEER STORE NO.
Is William streetOn Monday April Is, at IL o'clock
at the sales will be Sold for cash
may concern six cases best French plate glass; sizes
of sale. - -o
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Nonez..THE INTEREST ON THE PUBLIC STOCKS
vii paid The second day Of May BY w. Edmonds
10 Chambsrlain Of the City 1t the Mechanics Bank
VaM street. will be closed Tuesday,
April II e sooloetP For the sonysnsnce Of stock
A. c. FLACG, Comptroller.
yemptroller,s Of6ce New York April s. 1853
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NROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENTAL MASONS.-
" Sealed will DO received at tho office of the
tSn Aquedae. 1sparsmens &esundg Park until Monday
the receiving basins and cuvsrts in fourteenth
street corner Of First The plan Of the sewer and
relating thereto be obtained application to
Z the Water Purveyor, at this office NICHOLAS DEAN,
President of the Croton Aquedact Department..
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No. 2S5 Henry street. Brooklyn.
For sale by propretors "a Beaver street. Price 81

uYATTS INFALLIBLE LIFE BALSAM. ....,,O n
IL Waite Nervous Antidots, genuine. $500. %
Rodeerss Syrup Of iiyerworth and n Tar - - q
Wist.T's BalsaT 81 Wild Cherry; 1;.:..:... g
Sshenchs Pulmonic Cough Syrup. .........l g
Ayers Cherry Peotora Tor coughs %
Wofes Aromatic ScheidAm Sohnapps. 80 conts and %
DR.. Cooks Remedy for Intemperanee %
Prof Morse's MIGRATING Cordial, S. two Tor %
DR.: Van Hambert's Female Monthly Pills. q
Kellinger's Mustang Eminent and Railways Relief.
Hutchngs Oxygenated and German Bitters.
Osgood,s India Cholagogue, for Fever and Agus.
Prof Thompson's Antseptio Tooth Soap . ......o -
Rrsndrsth'!, Wrishss Smith, sad Hcllowsys PILLS.
Rahyens and Hyperion and BArrys Tricophsrous,
all other patent medicines to trade 6UIONS old
BowsTy and Grand street
MEDICAL ADVISER AND MARRIAGE GUIDE, WITH
M oolored afflicted should adopt treatment
before learning from this valuable work the superiority Of
the authors Paris and London treatment Both married.
and single should consult Nailed free 70 any address for
No Reade street. Of Broadway where he ocn-
suited from three O'Clock, and from SIX to nina
evening Sold also 1t @ Broadway and the Broadway Post
Odfce.
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HROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT.-fOC ONTKAC-
tors-Sesled proposals. endorsed Proposal for sewer in
Mulberry also with the Of the
making same and the date its presentation will be
the Of the crcton until
With the necessary receiving basins and ouysrs IN
70 EDost City north Of Hester street. being in
length about 800 feet The plan Of the and specihca
lions building Of the and all other information
relating thereto obtained to The Water
Hurveyor, at this Office. NICHOLAS DEAN,
President Of the Croton Aqueduct Department
Me- or1 Apr;1O
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ToHN FIsHBLATT, AUCTI0NEER, NO: los NASSAU
81 street-Spring Furniture Sales Fishbatt respectful
informs his friends and tho public that he prepared
usual his attention to sales OF furniture
&C. at the residences Of families those who prefer
send it his sales ROOM 103 Nassau street. Fishbatt
stn and general auctoneer
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE SALES AT AUCTION
The subscriber hereby informs his friends and Others
he will attend to the sales Of household furniture by
auction at the residence Of families reasonable terms
ReferencesJas Van Nostrand, President Merchants Ex
change Bank.
d. Randolph Martin President Ocean Bank.
b. Hayes, Cashier North River bank
SMITH DUNNING
wi
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day at 10 o'clock at 173 Chatham street, large as
of furniture from families changing their resi-
tables sofas carpets feather beds bedstsads look
tory very general assortment AL will be sold without
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r1RoToN AoUEDUCT DEPARTMENT.-To CoNTRAc-
torssealed proposals. endorsed Proposal for sewer
Forty sixth street, also with the of the
persons making the date its presentation
viii the once of the Croton Aqueduct Depart
O'clock NJ 70 build sever with the necessary receiving
at Seventh avenue TO Fifth avenue being In length about
1880 The plan Of the and qualifications for the
huildne same and ell other Information relating
thereto can 30 obtained application to the Water
Puryeyor, at this once. NICHOLAS DEAN,
President Of the Croton Aqueduct Department.
Nav York Anril 12 1893
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CROTON AQuEDUCT DEPARTMENT-TO CON-
sewer in Thirty I'll Street, also with the name the
making the and the date Of its
Duet Department un Monday the 18th day of April 1885,
At IL O'Clock NJ TO build with the necessary
ceivng basins and euverts in Thirty street. the
built in Eighth 70 the built in Ninth
avenue being in length about 900 feet Tho plan Of the
specifications for the building Of the and
AL other information relating thereto be obtained On
application TO the Water Purveyor, at this Office.
NICHOLAS DEAN,
President OF the Croton Aqueduct Department.