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rRAVEI.LER0' GUIDE.


CAMDEN AND AMBOY RAILROAD TO PHILADEk
~ phia-from pier No. North riverTwo lines daily at
10 A. M and p. M-Aocommodation line, at 10 A. NJ, BY
steamboat Trenton South Amboy to Bordentown
and steamboat Stockton TO philadelphia. Fare e. Elk
press line p by steamboat John Potter 90 Amboyi
thence direct to Camden by carshrough four hours and
shalt Fare-& Returning, leave Philadelphia At 10 A.
EOR ALBANY-TARR fl.-ALBANY AND NEW
York Inland Route Ralroad.-Two daily express
trains at A. M and Sf5 M connecting at Albany with
central lines Of railroads North and Vest from the
depot Of White Elm and Centre streets, whore
through tickets can be procured and baggage checked for
Schenectady Utica Syracuse Rochester and Buffalo Pas
aso received at Broome and Bowery and Twenty
sixth street and Fourth stations The above trains
Will land at Croon Falls and Chatham Four Cor
only All other trains will start from City Hall sta
son Of yon end Centre street az heretofore
HUDSON RIVER RAILRO TRAINS DAILY FROM
IL Chambers street for Albany and Troy
Express train A. Mthrough In four hours connecting
with Trains reaching Buffalo Montreal ~ O'Clock same
evening.
Mail train ga NJ Through way trains at O1s A NJ and
Express train, 8 p. NJ Accommodation tram, 6 r. NJ
Passengers taken at Chambers Canal Christopher, Fopr
teenth and Thirty first streets
Sunday trains Canal street at IN A. NJ for Pcugh
keepsie and r. NJ for Albany stoppng at all way
tions. EDMUND FRENCH, Superintendent.
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA, VIA NEW
IN Jersey Railroad from foot of Cortlandt strsetUned
In A NJ. and r. M 81 75 DAN and Pm, 81 Second
elass nv and 9AM and PM. 81 So Through tickets
for baltimore Washington Norfolk and Charleston sold
Through baggsge agents and So NJ trains Pas
sensers With haggags croff the fsrY ssi rp.u ieere
sli iShi&f sSAyh
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HTOyycT ~ prnscTs IVA SppHHCxTHON
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must u x1 ne ne
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A'A'' IL :" '''D'lA"'V wPfiEiAM NAcKELLAR, Clerk.
QUALIFICATIONS.
& 4! 81 n.
must sS9pliaass sIssI: ;sssisn the police
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Third That At tho application they are free
able sustain the usual abors exposures Of
W. q: sss
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wEh Sef Il r. n bEEBSR, Police.
sPss'a S $ IL I'll IN
1h. Z ssrs,fS that We snss:sass known
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honest moral and sober mann His snssa Character
the best Of GU. kn9wedgs good and willing q
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City and ssSsH;.y q New YORK ' n.. sn ., !.
and The hs applicant
himself whom Ssy
whose ns S The 20 and
and correctly set forth opposite to their respective
sworn before me, this day I'll 1856.
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s
As s1 york April t. s FURY Street Commissioner
CTREET DEPARTMENT, NO HALL OF RECORDS.
Sa s.ss y reg
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CTREET DEPARTMENT NO. 4HALL OF RECORDS.
fence lots easteriy corner West
and
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sss
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gutter .1 a1S
writing to the undersigned at his Office before the
Ok New sa' York ' April 1853 street
SrREET DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF RECORDS
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81
shs Eighth Ninth persons
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New York, April q, 1853 Street comnissionesr
CTREET DEPARTMENT., NO. HALL OF RECORDS
aSe S Sssn the
70 s1 and
tween Eighth Ninth avenues opposite Methodist
s
% the % o s
tho ninth day S Sf Mhy suRn
TAX GoAa5ssIoNERy OFFICE, NO: NEW CITY
Inclusive tax payers desirous Of examining
ss: Iii
s s2Ssd RH 1: AHsgss Ia. Commissioner.
TAVERN AND EXCISE ENTHUSIASTICALLY
& Vii Re s s' ss
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and ss May
1sss'9sS IS Nay
* Nay
Sc h E Eassssy and sssssyy ga a III May
Noassy
sh r sn 81 1t snS a June
18th Wsdnesday and THURSDAY stS and oh June
18th :, Friday and Saturday 10th and 18th June.
5ss ss
ssr SssS o.
ing licenses requested to present them when applying
! for renewal.
Special Notice.-All persons who shall sell deal in
strong sprituous liquors except Importers distllers
gallons without being duly licensed subject
by law for each offence to the penalty Of $j and in
retailers the additional punishment (by ndictmen
fine and imprisonment Ey order,
GEORGE g. GLASIER, First Marshal
New York, April Is, 1853.
ADMIN1OTRATOR'e NOTICES.
pUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE, NO, 81 CHAM
III her etreet.-NOtce
Of kin Of Susan Hayes Of The city Of New York.
widow decensed and who alleged to have died nestate
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EXPRESS AGENCIES.


49, 80
A DAMS q CO.'S CALIFORNIA EXPRESs.-P0ST-
ponement.oving to the postponement Of the sailing
for California are hereby notified that express win
forward by the above named steamer Saturday, S)th
inst at o'clock Pm instead Of the 18th advertised
invoicee before 10 o'clock NJ Saturday Small
and dispatches received till O'Clock.
ADAMS 4 Co, 80 Broadway.
RERFORD co. WILL DESPATCH THEIR WEEKLY
ID California Express by the U $. mail steamship Ores
cent City IN charge of saturday, Goth
All freight by the should be In readiness
for Friday evening Small parcels received till
Saturday Notes, bills and drafts collected usual No
charge for custom house fees Passage secured the
terms by applying to BERF0RD CO, No Astor House
CHASE CO.-EXPREss OFFICE, 81 BROADWAY
" Open policy for half million on gold dust
Transportation and insurance, 81 per cent.
Goods TO San Francisco, 80 cents per Id.
Goods to Charleston and Savannah.
Goods TO Richmond and Petersburg.
Goods TO New Orleans and Mobile.
Goods TO Bermuda and st. Thomas.
Goods to Philadelphia and the East.
Goods to Baltimore and the West.
observation-disclosures & CO.'S CALIFORNIA
Express-Owng to the postponement OF the sailing of
the UBited states mail steamer City
to the Goth inst shippers for California, Oregon &c.
hereby notified that will forward by the
above named steamer Saturday, April 3Oth, at
o'clock p NJ, instead Of Thursday as advertised.
ADAMS co, SO Broadway.
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CTREET DEPARTMENT. NO. HALL OF RECORDS.
Public notice ia hereby given that the following
luton has been presented The Board Of Aldermen
regulated upon line Of grade running direct from the pre-
sent elevation of Third at Eighty street, under
line Of Grade 70 be The grade line q said Eighty
persons Interested having objections thereto
to the TO the undersgned ct his Office
before the Hth day Of April inst.
JAMES FUREY, Street Commissioner.
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CTRERT DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF RECORDS.
Public notice hereby given that tho following petit
lions has been presented in the Board Of AdermsnTo
third street. between Third avenue and East river to
Twenty first street and Seventh avenuo enoe vacant
lots between Fourth aad Fifth and Thirty
and Thirty streets to pave with Russ pave
Isn Greenwich street between Courtlandt and Dusne
10 TO Sixth street. to widen Duane street 20 feet the
south from Broadway to Hudson Streets TO
walks feet wde South street. from the north
and one from the south side Of Wa. the ferry
and Second All persons interested having objee
tons thereto requested present them in writing
the undersigned his Office before the 4th May
next. JAMES FUREY Street Commissioner.
New York, April rs, 1853.
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NOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BY THE SHIP
TEXAS for Australia requested to he board the
ship with their baggage at pier ~ East river Tuesday
Nay 3d. few choice berths to be disposed Of for which
apply on board, or to
THqMAS W. sr4NgEqip, y SqgtA gtEest,
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For f tisns Il Ps'sSss s.Rgly No. Wall
RSBE E CO. IS Kns' Arms Yard London
ESQ i i: PsAPER,, a.yr..
fss sRs
THE SAILING OF THE CRESCENT CITY is POST
i poned until Saturday, the 3Oth inst at r NJ
THE ROYAL NAIL STEAMSHIP MERLIN CAPTAIN
CIonan will sail for Bermuda and St. Thomas Satur
Thomas as Apply cWS1sD BoWns Green 81
TnE LIVERPOOL AND PHILADELPHIA STEAK
ship Company intend sailing their favorits steamships
c,., ;, x.,on,.,. 'Ho. 'HlLADrLrnA s.,nra.v Ami, =
City o. SasSow ........'......... " way Nay - =
THY Of Giasscv; Wednesday April ~
Saloon, $50. sSs, and SIS jaccordns to state roomss
limited number o. third class passengers All be TAKEN
"a found with 'ssssa st
Paroles wishing bring their friends obtain
IS.
Il Exchange place.
CTEAM BETWEEN NEW YORK AND GLASGOW
Steamship GEHsGoW ss5 tons 100 horse powerJ Robert
na DEF w sail from
AZ Nay sIs slosk :. First cabin, saloon
800 third '''' i sssTaoS RsSaS S
L1oR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE.-THE UNITED
Z States Mail steamship HUMBOLDT D. Lines, Com
Il esioei rom pier No. North river w. =
Price Of passage Ia st class. sig
An experienced surgeon attached vessel Lnse.ss
sy Ssisss s dinS ' rsshs viii e
f'' R1aS Fe{s zS s's ssn apply
= .cy,wr ~ ,.ypr cECoNn yrNr mrs Coy
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(yAOTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT-TO MASONs.
- Sealed proposals. win be received a the office Of the
y the 18th day Of April 1885, at u o'clock NJ to build
with the receiving basins and ouverts in
street The plan of the and specifications for the
building Of the same and all other information reAtng
veyoI, 1T this office. NICHOLAS DEAN,
President OF the Croton Aqueduot Department..
Nav York Anril Ia 12h3
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CTRRET DEPARTMENT. NO. 4HALL OF RECORDS
- Notice hereby given that the following resolutions have
been presented in as Board Of have the side
Of BroOme street, tagged To have the sidewalks Of Ninth
avenue between Forty second and Forty streets flag
yed four feet wde AL interested having
thereto requested TO present them in
to the undersigned at his Office before the 2h day OF
April inst. JAMES FURY, Street Commissioner.
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President Of the Croton Aqueduct Department.
Kew York, Apfn IL, 1853.

TyROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT-TO MAsONs.-
~ Sealed will be received the oce the Gro
.on Aqnedue DEPARTMENT Rptunda, Psrko until Monday,
necessary receiving basins culverts in Fifteenth street,
rom avenue to The plan OF the sewer and speciaea
relating thereto be obtained application to the Wa
ts1 PuIveyor, ut this office. NICHOLAS DEAN,
President Of the CrOton Aqueduct Department..
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INDEPENDENT OPPOSITION LINE FOR cALIFoR;
Il iS;ss a' II iG'sss
% %sSs s.sF s.y.s ssHnss.S:
provided sy Esssrs Garrison, Fit. Co. Fsnsns 70
f s ss sns h S hs
the route having on her three former trips beat
ies as Boat for are
%Ssh TO other st ss as her No effort;
through with expedition comfort safety
after 9th inst Hs 's and
a. S's % D
yey their goods and small parcels also the
hs ssf S up ns ms,
as a.. either
The vessel whose services are free of charge For freight
Mills, Agent, 81 Cortland. street
prices In proportion
NEW YORK AND CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP COM
~ pany.Throngh to San Francisco; via Aspinwall and
Isthmu and fast side wheel
ship UNION 800 tons Richard Adams commander will
North river Thursday, May j. at clock r. n pre-,
engine Steamship winfed Scott Lieut. Lieut.
5 % f G s resss w Us
and sa TOR san The aS
between New York and Panama and while the Pacific
Every eSertion will be the part ohs company
be Ss WHARF at n"s tas I na
ma and are cautioned that tickets for this line
49,. DAVIS, BROOKS 8 CO, General 4 rents
United states postage law for the the
THE SHORTEST AND CHEAPEST RourE-vANpEa
psny plePsssrs TrsSgh sdvsnes the
mail The only line giving through tickets including the
'nsn' ssTsep
The pVguas ss
Of land transportation These in
passage rst apply only at The Of the
company No. Battery place. vsNhrnpIr on.
Passengers cautioned against the q
line. mail bag will be made up at tho office
CALIFORNIA LINE-FoR SAN FRANcIsCo-THE
y nnr'vAll'd ns Su i!iRg's Of iFei eHLrpprRs,
$500 tons register, Reuben Snow, Master.
-o ai sSs 'sG 1 s s :'Fss; s
VI. DUGAN, q Front street ss''' '''' ~ "
2 SE Se T.ai
a s S'f By M wsSs fs e aHs
per sword FshJ viii be ready for eisht the Of this
immediate application From the superior model q this
$ s r land land pssS an Franz
81 Or poRGE
street.
A UsTRALIAN STEAMSHIP coNPANY-FoR PORT
~ Philip, Melbourne aud sydney, Austraa.-Tho mag
nihcsnt steamship GOLDEN ACE 5000 tons burthcn
commander, viii be despatched Cor the above ports on
about the 10Th June This steamship Of the size and
strength, and in every way equal to the Collins line Of
steamers and II is believed will to be the fastest
steamship In the world Her accommodations for rs &C.
and third ss to those OF
ever built Rates of passago-Irst class ladies
@ s sos ' For
' J. HOWARD 4 SON. Agents. "a Broadway.
NOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BY THE SHIP
Il TEXAS for Australia are requested to be board the
sbp with their baggage, at pier IL East river Tuesday
3d. few choice berths to be disposed Of for which
apply on board, or to
THqMAS w. se.NgEqip, y SqgtA gtrest
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T9ROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT.-TO TRUCK
" menSealsd proposals. will be received at the Office Of
Ne Departments Rotunda Park until Friday the 29th inst
pes four feet in diameter and Weighing an average Of
the proving at the Of Tenth
avenue and lsh street dstsnee OF ABOUT iess and
bate them along the Tenth the two gate
hsusc where they to be adhs second carriage
aging for each pipe about 1000 feet Proposals will state
for essh including both The contractor
give approved bond for the fufmen Of his
Bidders VIVA be instructed in the form and Of max
hg tender BY calling at the Department
April IL, 1858. NICHOLAS DEAN, President.
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old established business for sale together with presses
stones rollers &c &c good opportunity for man with
lperH aee htHf Iqeo2 assa!iss y N IiaaiS gsfH
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All desiring license requested to apply the
days designated above for their respective
thereby avoid the penalties of the law Persons
licenses requested to present them when applying
for renewal.
Special NoticeAI persons who shall sell deal in
strong sprtuous liquors. except importers dsters
selling liquors imported distilled by them in quantities
gallons without being duly licensed subject
by law for each oaenee to the penalty Of 2 and in Of
retailers the additional punishment by indctmen of
fine and Imprisonment Ey order,
GEORGE G. GLAsIER, First Marshal
Nav York Anril1
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NEW PUBLICAT1ONC.

EDgcATIoN FOR THE pE or 5 THE THE FIRST T
s:I: at No. Spruce street. No" York price ~
can be to the Whole aed Of human Enowedse
s contain
sSs$
following Departments rent and sSjsts pno
sy and Rss: includes n"'
2.-Natura History. Geography, Botany, Zoology Nine
Mathematics. Arithmetic Algebra, Geometry Men
Physical Sciences. Mechanics, States Dynamics, Hy
Aanufaetures Mining Meallurgy, Coming Modes of Com
s:-Eins Arts: Drawing Pointing Sculpture Arehiseo
ture Music Poetry Ornamental Landscape and Gardening
5-AAnt,hIopoSgy; Man anatomy Paysislosy
e.-Philosophy. Mental and Moral science Logic
lO-Politieal Science Law, Government Political Eco
1s.ciyi.asion Newspapers, Journals Lectures, Learn
l2-Mscellanea. Notices of Books Answers to Cores
The succeeding parts Popular Educator will appear
the first day Of month Price, l2s eentss so
t:
GRATIs.-lNEw puBLIcATIoN,-A POPULAR TR.A
health and enfebed constitution, that haras the young
beset the business study emttea
old Just published and to be had gratis by sddfeLs
post paid, box 100 Broadway Post Ofice
T oNDON DIRECTORY JUST RECEIVED, KEEL
IL ly Co.'s March edition of the Post Office London Di-
reetory for 1853 Persons DESTROYS consulting the
will call at Office
LIVINGSTON, WELLS 4 CO, "A Broadway
MoRGAN's EXPOSURE OF TRsEMAsoNRY-Ar FEW
M copies of this work for SALE by the under
signed price ST. also Ayn's Ritual Of Masonry price %
sent to part Of the country. Address post paic
John Pyne. 30 Ann street Fowler buildings
pUBLIsHED THIS DAY PART OF THE ILLUS
L traed Magazine of Art containing nearly forty
cent engravings by the first artists price cents We
have received the first number of this magazine
the best illustrated periodical
The in numberare in tho highest
style of the art and tho subjects chosen with tact The
letter of great excellence and variety We
mend warmly to the patronage of the public for the sim
pie but sufficient that richly deserves Wilis's
Home Journal. ALEX. MONTGOMERY, II Spruce street
and sold by all booksellers.
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(SROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT.-TO CONTRAC-
torsSealed proposals. endorsed Proposal for in
Thirty street." will be received at the ooe Of the
q April 1858 a. y O'clock to build sewer with The
seet from tho built tho westerly line Of
Seventh TO point about feet east the easter
e of Seventh being in length about 26 feet The
Plan Of the and for the building Of she
and all other information relating thereto OBJ
tAsd application to the Water Purveyor at this Office
NICHOLAS DEAN,
President Of the Croton Aquoduct Department.
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STREET DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF RECORDS
- Public notice Is hereby given that the following petit
tions been presented the Board Of Aldermen
uate and McAdamze Seventy street. from Sixth
to Seventh to set curb gutter
sidewalks in Sixth between Forty second and
curb and gutter and flag sidewalks in Forty fifth street.
tween Third and Fifth avenues. All persons interested
9th day OF May next. JAMES FURRY
New York, April n, 1853. Street Commissioner.
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CORPORATION NOTICE-PUBLIC NOTICE Is HERE
given that petition has been the Board
Of Assistant Aldermen for In Allen street. from
Grand 70 proposed sewer Broome street All
tresed in the above and having objections thereto
s1ested TO present the rame writing the Contract
0lerk, At this office, before May q 1883
NICHOLAS DEAN, President.
Cyo&on Aoueduck nena Anril Iph3
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L,OR SALE-A BARRIERS SHOP SITUATED IN A
good location and doing good business Sold
Of the subscriber going into another For further
particulars, inquire ut No. 80 Carmine street. Terms
hla
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ENIRST- CLASS HOTEL LEASE, OF FIVE YEARS FOR
sale, in New York, partner who will take charge
Of it taken in inquire of A. X. MAYNARD.
No. 40 Chambers street.
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fyROTON AQUEDUCTD EPARTMENT.-TO CONTRACT
crs-seasd proposals. endorsed Proposal for sewer in
ASuedust Department until Monday the ath day of April
10N At o'clock NJ TO build sewer with the necessary
resolving basins and euyerts in Hester street. from the
at Hssex street the westerly curb line Of Eldrdge
street being In ongth about feet The plan the sewer
and for the building Of the and all other
y the Water Pulyeyor at this office NICHOLAS DEAN,
President Croton AQueduot Department
XAW YoYk AnYil Is.
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THARLEsTON AND FLORIDA STEAM Packets
" United States mail line, semi weekly connecting with
the New York steamers each way.The CAROLINA, L. AZ
Coxeter master will leave Saturday afternoon at
o'clock touching ct Jacksonville Picoata and Patka,
the St Johns river returning will arrive In Chareston
Wednesday, The FLORIDA, Chas. Wiley master will leave
Tuesday afternoon Of each week at the hour and
the ports will Black Creek
turning will arrive Saturday morning Due notice will
always given when the Carolina makes extra trip to
St. Augustine II s only considered to that
these have been built especially for this trade and
jacksonville So to Pilatka SO For freight passage,
apply board, at Southern wharf or to
JOHN W. CALDWELL 50 East Bay.
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EOR sALE-A TWO STORY AND BASEMENT HOUSE
and shop together with lease for nine years. stua-
For particulars apply to w. E. s. BRIGGS, Sixth
avenue, corner Of Twenty eighth street.
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HOUSE FOR SALE--A BARGAIN-THE OWNER
IL being DESTROYS to to tho countrylhe modern
built three dwelling house and lot 235 Ninth street
few doors east Of Second Lot 2x2 feet inches;
house. 25x45 independent of enclosed piazza IL Is In
perfect order built by days work. and has Croton
water bath, water closet and other comforts and conve
neDces For further particulars apply at No $50 Tenth
street, second door east of Third avenue.
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JNOR SALE--TWO BROWN STONE FRONT HOUSES
II with all the modern improvements in Thirty first
street. sixth avenue also two or four houses in
Twenty street lots for SALE lots in Dunkirk for
sale exchange for dry goods groceries, ewey &C. APP
ply to W. CR0NK 70 West Twenty sixth street. from 8
10 10 o'clock A. NJ, and from to p. N.
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| DACKETS TO HAvRE-SECOND LINE-THE FOL-
lowing ships will leave Havre the 10th, and New York

TNOR SAVANNAH AND FLORIDA.-UN1TED STATES
il mail lne-The and splendid steamship ALABAMA,
G. D. Ludlow captain will leave Saturday April &c. at
o'clock p. NJ, from pier No. North river. Apply to
SAMUEL l.. MITCHELL, 1914 Front street.
The Augusta, tt omas Lyon captain, Saturday May
For speed strength accommodations, and fare these
shipe have superior on the ocean.
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MRS. SEGUIN, PROFESSOR OF VOCAL HUSICs
M italian and English sacred and secular has decided to
devote few hours each day for the instruction Of young la
dies In private those intended for the stage concert
Mrs. segun will be happy TO give all information
concerning terms plans &c at her residence 10 White
street, near broadway.
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LNOR SALE OR TO LET-A SMALL FARM, BEAUTI-
fully situated in the vicinity Of Westohester village
with good house. containing three large kitchen and
milk the first floor twelve sleeping house.
allied with ICE and large cellar extensive garden with
ground Price and rent In to the quantity Of
ground required The place about miles from the
City Hail. be reached by carriage less than
half hours and by Harlem Railroad In less time Inquire
JAMES CONNER SON % Beekmnn street.
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cad COMPANY.
Thla sn-~A-- =

Got mn TO LOAN, ON BOND AND MORT.
RAIO.OOO gage, upon improved real estate in this
Brooklyn or Williamsburg -
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DOR sALE-A LIGHT GENTEEL, PLEASANT AND
profitable business two established and capable
Of being extended to any This is of the best
chances offered to engage in nice paying business
1t is easily learned and and suitable
lady fhe whole part interest wi be sold cheap,
the proprietor cannot attend to il of other
engagements, No need apply who cannot command
$500 to 81 200 Apply at 27 Hudson street. from to
to M