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ADnN1srHATVM,x NOTICES.

DUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE NO. 81 CHAM
next OF Kin of William Kcatng Nova Scotia, deceased
who alleged to have died nestate that shall apply
the Surrogate of county Of New York for f
upon the estate Of the said ntestate the
18th Of April next at ten o'clock in the forenoon
Dated, New York March g. 1883.
PETER u. SWEENEY, Public Administrator.
DUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE, NO. 81 CHAM.
bers hereby given to the relatives and
next kin of Michael Sullivan OF Mobile deceased and
who alleged have died nestate that shall apply to
the Surrogate of county Of New for letters Of
minraon the estate Of the said intestate the
18th day Of April next at ten o'clock In the forenoon
Dated New York March ~, 1883
PETER B. SWEENEY, Public Administrator
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WATCHES, JEWELLERY, 30.
VXyATCHES AND JEWELRY.-THE SUBSCRIBER
w I'M all deacriDtions Of


vxyArCHEs AND JEwELRY.-THE SUBSCRIBER IS
w selling all descriptions Of
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, JRwELnY AND SILVER WARS,
at retail, at much less shnn the usual prices.
yURGENsEN WATCHES.
Real Jules Jurgsnsen watches received By every arrival
with certificates from him with each watch warranted psf
feet time keepers. COOPER wArcHrs.
Duplex and levers, in hunting and mage sAss psriees
and quarter second watches timing horses ani soi and
Splendid gold pocket chronometsrs, whsh rua without
any variation. FIGHT DAY WATCHES
Watches which eight days.
WATCHES
for ladies. some in hunting cases.
DIAMOND WATCHES
fot,ladis', some in magic s cases, !. .,,v,.
which change inta three different watshes
WHICH
up and turn the hands without any kcy. -. :.
Fine gold lepne Watches four holes jowellsd = ~ w
Gold enamsiisd watches for the ladies' .,.,.... ~
Gold English patent levers. - *
Cola English patent levers hunting cases g %
Silver patent levers as low as =" ~
Silver detached levers low as. ........ IA w
and all other styles Of watches at equally Low prices
Diamond ear rings pins baesots finger ring, snd ersss
for sale . much less than the usual prices.
JEwYLnv
All kinds Of gold chains pure gold wedding rings sold
keys .nd seals gold pens and gons. gold ana silver ,n
and silver specsacss gold toothpsks charms onAssns
chains, kc. SILVER WARE.
Sterling silver spoons cups forks pc kniy's pspss
iewsry EXCHANGED All Watches warranted to keep good
time or the money returned
REPAIRS.
kinds Of watches and clocks oleaned snd repaired IA
sho pee' nSnn'i " GEORGE L. ALLEN
Importer Of watches and ,cvery wholesale and RETAIL No
81 Wall street, second floor, near Broadway
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC N Office IS HERE
- by given, to the owner owners, occupant
pants Of a houses and lots
Aneeted thereby that the following assessments have
completed by the and lodged in tho
the bureau Of Assessments for examination by
Interested viz For digging and building well tbs
northery side OF Forty street Second
lhird avenues Tho limits embraced by suoh assessment
pieces and parcels of land situated both Forty
sixth street. from Second Third avenue All persons
whose interests affected by the above named
and who are opposed to the snme either Of them
signed at their Once, Records within thirty
lays from the date of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE.
CHARLES J. DODGE, ASSESSORS
CHARLES McNIELL, \
Once Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department April
II. 1853 =
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HUDSON RIVER RAILRoAD.-TRAINs DAILY FROM
III Chambers street for Albany aud Troy
Express train A. M-through in four hours connecting
with trains reaching Buffalo Montreal at o'clock same
evening
Mail train, sA.M N. Through way trains at l0h A. NJ and
JPN
Express train, 3 p. NJ Accommodation train, 6 p. NJ.
Passengers taken at Chambers, Canal Christopher Four
teenth and Thirty first streets.
Sunday trains from Canal street at IL A. NJ for Pough
keepsie; and r. for Albany, htoppng at all sta
tions. EDMUND FRENCH Superntcndeat,
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NOR ALBANY-FARE $1.-ALBANY AND NEW
York Inland Route Railroad.-Two daily express
trains At N. and 345 M connecting at Albany with
central lines Of railroads North and West from the
through tickets be procured and baggage checked for
Schenectady Utica SYRACUSE Rochester and Buffalo. Pas
sixth areet and Fourth stations The above trains
will land Croton Falls and Chatham Four Cor
ners only All other will from City Hall
ton Tryon and Centre street. heretofore
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CECOND SIGHT-PROFEsSOR HELLER Is NOW
- performing night at Chinese Hail. his
attract srowdd and delightful audiences But
magician Professor Heller doing good and bene-
fitting society generally than any other
United States for his wonderful exposure spirit rappngs
has already been the means Of redeemng many believers in
nine ladies and gentlemen including two cergymen
called the Professor during the weok thanking
and almost blessing him Glowing them the error into
which they Lad been 50 nearly betrayed Twenty awful
a ips e tyPs te e esrs INA
it. Early impressions deepest Besides this expose
Professor Keller performs his wonderful second sight night
ly and this far to show in the nferority ran
pings what wonders can be done in the present Of
tifo discovery and how the ftru
humbug ovcrturn the most careful The
bottle is not empty ye and the other WOE ders
ly Read Hcllers blsathey full of fun Admission
reserved seats cents Performances commence at
Soock afternoon entertainment Saturday at O'Clock
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o berths secured until paid for.
PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING.

%AsDk f9hhlss g. CT v SS Wall st.
as Hasd b .SnsS s;
GEO y'f Il. bsA fsEs; # If.vr.
are au the value
of therein expressed.
ss..n As anr STEAM
p FROM pMAn sner lav'ri's steamships
civ civ Of Of ssnshsssr Saturday April q
FROM LlvrnpooI uA0 -
Civ Cisy Of Of s saasSs,i:; Wednesday April @
saloon sso 500 and SIS iiaocoriins to state roomsS 10
limited number Of third class passengers Ail be taken,
e ;1sae with provisions liverpool
sTs asi sisa 81 ss %
Ss ss : sterling 1s
II Exchange place.
STEAM BETWEEN NEW YORK AND GLASGOW
nss es soS S gT sam
cTaS 90 Commander nan vim sail from GLASGOW ss.urd
VI ss ssss s' fs,s' ..s I'm
w. ~ 'Af' '' =;
B. n Ss1 Gam
a9S ti Tas aaa a Ssr % saturday at
Price of passage l. 1t class sl2S
An experienced surgeon attached to the vessel luggage
S sy dss , aT the DO sent
s apply
s no III IN IN
s,. on nrrrs From New York. From H.vre
.I isSSs sssshss. Ns2 Juno yss i! i:
AGH,S FS1 SicoI nssssf f 2 2ss l Is
x; S is.s
r. , Conn Com ,G master: NOV NOV b bos l ls
lanes Funek. master. Dec. l.. JAN Is Is.
with all requisite articles for the comfort and Of
Of os in no
Goods cent the subscribers viii be forwarded free from
sAs'f 1ss Pearl
+ Tho United States mail Steamship ROANOKE, Z. Ca
For s syss on sp sfsa or
= LUDLAM 4 PLEAsANrs 50 Front street.
FOR CHARLESTON AND FLoRIDA.-sEM1.wEEKL
u s. mail line.-The and fast going steamer JAS.
r P Ssse Es
rnrouss sfa 10 ss Jacksonville
F%s Iss:5hs n; 'gi:ass ssSs%shSP ausSsTS'
ai i"si Pier Sfrsh
April For speed stFsnsth sessnmodasons and fare
these slips have no superior on the ocean
NEW YORK AND ALABAMA STEAMSHIP COMPA-
IN ny-For Mobile, stopping at Havana The new side
wheel ship Black Warrior, Robert w Shufeldt o. s.
n, Commander-The steamer BLACK WARRIOR will
pier foot Of Harrison street North River Passage @
Freight taken for New Orleans at thirty cents cubic
consigned to L. Mead Co.. Mobile will be for
warded FREQ Of commission No taken to Havana bg
specie. No freight received sailing days Company's
hills Of ladng be had application at the otcc
other form will be signed Shippers must send In their b
lading the Office by o'clock, p NJ, Saturday April
Parcels received at the office only Passengers for Ha
vana must procure passports before leaving port.
LIVINGSTON, CROCHERON h CO., 81 Broadway.
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HONESTNADNs

HUNESTNADHs
DERsONS DESIRING THE MOSTBEAUTIFUL BUILD
Il ing locations in the i'm mediate vicinity Of Brooklyn,
will by referring the papers this date also
the at No Wall street. Cole Chtons to be sold at
II M April 20 at the New York Exchange The above pro-
perty sections of half each This
perty within two miles City Hall Fatbush
rough aud commands of the most beautiful views
Long Island. Terms made known on the day Of sale.
DETERSvILLE HOMESTEAD ASsOCIATI0N-A SPE-
cia meeting Of this land association will be held at
Blocker buildings, rs Blocker street Wednesday
evening April 20 o'clock to the residents
m the upper Of the city The objects of tho association
will be fully explained.
F. A. POTTER President No. Q Hanover street.
WIN. II HOYT, Financial Secretary, go Ninth avenue.
p W. GELLATLY, l67 Broadway, room 8.
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NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA, VIA NEW
Jersey Railroad from foot Of Corandt street
states Mail and Express line through hours
in "a NJ and PM, 81 IS; AM and pm 81 Second
class BY Sand gAM. and4 Pm. So 80. Through tickets
for Baltimore, Washington Norfolk and Charleston sold
Through baggage agents in AN and 81 PM trains Pas
with baggage cross the ferry fifteen minutes before
the trains leave.
NEW YORK AND MONTREAL Railroads.&c. BUR
lN lington St. Johnshury ogdensburg, Montreal and in
termediate towns Tickets sold tho York and
New Haven Railroad Once, Az Broadway Express trains
leave A. N. and $3.50 p NJ baggage checked through
Freight by railroad Steamers from Peek slip every day 40
3P. N. bills % lsding furnshed. Price reduced.
j. HYDE, Agent, l52 South street.
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DIONEER LINE FOR AUSTRALIA-THE A CLIP.
per bark NlMROD Capt Jas Nichols comm ander,
now lying at pier IL East river and having all her
on board Will succeed the Oregon ship line
and sail for Melbourne Port Philip the 10th April
RON, or JOHN OGDEN, 1l6 Wall street.
EoR HARTFORD DIRECT.-THE NEW AND EI,E.
y CANT steamer GRANITE STATE, Capt. Jos H. King
MIL take her place on the line and leave for Hartford on
East river. 'P
MOTICE.-STEAMSHIP BLACK WARRIOR Is NOW
~ dscharging at her pier foot of Harrison street r.
Contignees will please attend the receipt their goods
Immediately.
GTEAMBOAT FOR SALE.-THE STEAMBOAT PRIN-
- cess with her furniture and equipments good
der having been recently thoroughly
OF T. Chamberlin n and 10 Robinson street, or to
w. KING, 1879 Water street.
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TVHOTON AQUEDUCT DEPAkTMENT.-TO CONTRAC-
toYseaed proposals endorsed Proposal for sewer in
Mulberry also with the of the
same and the date Of its presentation will be re-
esivsd the Croton Aaueduct Department. until
sewer the receiving basins and cuyerta in
Mulberry street. the built in Grand street.
10 point feet north Of Hester street, being In
length about feet The plan Of the sewer and spscinea
ons for the Of the and all other information
Ssng thereto be obtained on application TO the Wator
Puyveyor, at this office. NICHOLAS DEAN,
President Of the Croton Aqueduet Department.
KAv York April Q. 1859.
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CORPORATION NOTICE. = PUBLIC NOTICE Is
~ hereby given, to the owners, occupant or
occupants Of all houses and lots improved
lands affected thereby that tho following assessments have
Of the Bureau Of Assessments for examination by per-
sons Interested viz For cling lots in adison avonue
between and seventh Streets and In
street between Fourth and Fifth
Inc limits by such include all
raj houses ana lots Of ground vacant lots pieces and
cells oflsnd situated on the northeast of Madison
avenue and Twenty street the side Aadi
son avenue, between Twenysixth and Twenty seventh
streets and lot the north side OF Twenty
street hundred feet east Of Fifth All porsons
whose interests affected by the above ned
Ana who opposed to the either Of Them
auetsd to present their oeeons ia writing 70 the under
xfgned at their Office No. Hall of Records within thirty
!sys from the date Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES McNIELL \
Once Bureau Of Assessments Street April
IL, 1853.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

TAMDEN AND AMBOY RAILROAD TO PHILADEL
~ phiafrom pier No. North riverTwo lines daily At
10 A. N. and p line, at 10 A. NJ, by
steamboat Trenton to south Amboy ears to Bordsntoyn
press line at p M by steamboat John Potter to Amboy
thence direct Camden by carthroug in four hours and
half Fare$3 Returning, leave Philadelphia ut 10 A.
n. and P. N.
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CALIFORNIA LINE-FoR SAN FRANCIsCo-THE
anrl'A'i'd nS SU i,ISet OF CLIPPERS

CALIFORNIA LINE-FoR SAN FRANCIsC0-THE
"f''A'i'a n aSU iS't OF CLIPPERS
2!00 tons register, Reuben Snow, Master. .
This spndd ship the largest and sharpest clipper IN ths
world is at her berth pier East river For freight
r. 4 b. FOWLER 16O Pearl street. near Wall, orte
w. T. DUGAN 43 Front street
r AIDA CHURCHs' LINE FOR SAN FRANCISCO
IL The clipper ship MISCHIEF, only GEO tons register
built by Jas. M Hood celebrated for fast thips for
Messrs Ogden Haynes Oriental Line of Packets between
San Francisco and China loading at pier 3D. f. For
freight, apply to LADD CHURCH. 81 South street
EoR SAN FRANCISCO VIA VERA CRUZ AND AGA
e0 tons burthon will sail for Vera Crus touching at Ha
avoid the unhealthy climate Of ha8res and San Juan and
have an opportunity visiting the City Of Mexico and
poipts ofnerest connected with the late war Passage,
In The cabin 500; in the steerage 10 .
SIMEON ORA PER- 46 Pine, cornor Of William street.
A AUSTRALIAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY-FOR PORT
"A Philip, Melbourne and sydney, Anstralia-The mag
ni6cent new steamship GOLDEN AGE 5000 tons burthen
commander will be despatched for the above ports on
or 18th May. This steamship Is OF the s5e aud
strength aud every way equal to the collins no 81
steamers and Is believed will prove TO DO the fastest
world Her accommodations Tor fret &c
and third class are superior 20 those OF any
steamer built Rates OF passage-Idrst CLASS iauies
faloon, 1915 first class upper saioon NaV second Grass
s25 third class $500 The books are now OPEN For fsisd
VI f"''s'' J. HOWARD 4 SON, Agents. "a Broadway.
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NROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT.-TO CONTRAC-
~ torSealed proposals. endorsed Proposal for sewer in
Thirty seventh street" will be received at the oce of the
Croon Aqueduct Department until Monday the 25th day
Of April, 1853 at IL O'clock M to build sewer with the
receiving basins and cuverts in Thirty
street from the built the westerly line OF
Seventh avenue to point about % feet east OF tho eastey
plan the and specifications building Of lhe
3ame and all other information relating thereto
Sained application to the Water Purveyor this oce
NICHOLAS DEAN,
President OF the Croton Aqueduct Department.
Nau York Anrl II
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STREET DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF Records
~ Sealed proposals will be received at this Office
nesday April 20 1853 fill regulate Forty first street
from Tenth to Twelfth avenue and curb and gutter
etones from Tenth TO Eleventh grade
aud nag four feet Of north side walk of
from Second to Third Specifications to had
apple alton to the Contract Clerk Department
JAMES FUREY, Street Commissioner.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
~ hereby the occupant
pants Of M houses and lots improved unimproyed lands
affected thereby that the following
completed by the assessors and are lodged In the office Of
interested, viz-For digging and building a we'll In Fifty
fourth otween Ninth and Tenth The
embraced by such assessment include all the
and lots Of ground vacant lots aud Of
situated on both SIDES OF Fifty street. from Ninth
Tenth All whose interests Affected
che above named assessments and opposed
same either OF Them requcated to present their
estons IN writing TO the undersigned at their oc No
Hall Of Records within thirty from date OF this
notice. WILLIAA GAGE,
CHARLES }. DODGE Assessors
CHARLES MoNIELL, }
IL. 1864 ,-f---
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NOTIcE-THE INTEREST ON THE PUBLIC STOCKS
ofthe city Of New York, due and payable May 1883
.i BE- paid on the second day of May BY W. Edmonds
Wall street The transfer books will be closed Tnesday
April H. at clock p A. For the convenience Of
olders transfers will be permitted during period the
books remain closed. to take efec. Nay LIST, 1853.
Comptroller's once New York. April 5, 1853
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NIvILlzATION.--TH BEAUTIFUL COMEDY NET
~ with the highest approval its performance at
Burton,s Theatre last evening Mr. J. W. Walaek
Enthusiastically cheered at his appearance and called
pimouy the second and fourth acts and at
the Of the piece 1t will repeated every even
ing this -
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MUSEUM OF EGYPTIAN ANTIQUITIES.-STUYvs.
Nl SAINT Institute 6g Broadway.Now open, the
valuable collection Of haraonio and Ptoe
Imported direct from Egypt and formed by Dr. Abbott
inf residence of upwards Of twenty the Ad
mission o. cents chdren half price, Catalogues
the rooms. Open during the day and evening
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THE BOYS AT SARATOGA WAS RECEIVED LAST
j night with shouts Of laughter, at the ST. Charley
Theatre Bowery. Robinson and Simmond the two pet
boys, aged fourteen and fifteen, great EVELEEN
WILSON THE BOYS, and THE MOMENTOUS CUES.
TION, again night
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ct. CHARLES THEATRE-MIss MITCHELL. BEGs TO
- that her first benefit in York will take
place on Wednesday evening. April 90 which occasion
great bill will be presentedHumo's tragedy of DOUGLAS
Young Norval Miss Mtchell Lady Randolph, Mrs Graf
tam Gsnalyon Cooke The new and successful drama
Miss Mitchel Bill Stark Mr.. W. II, Floyd. Singing and
dancing To conclude with favorto farce Box open
from ten to two dali
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HVROTON AoUEDUCT DEPARTMENT.-TO CONTRAC-
" tors-seaed proposals, endorsed Proposal for sewer
Ferty sixth street. also with the Of the person
Or persons making same the date Of its
Win be received the of the Croton Aquedue Depart
nsnt until Mon day, the 25th day Of April 1883 at IL
o'clock NJ to build with the necessary receiving
81 seventh avenue Fifth avenue being length about
The plan Of the and specHcatons for the
0uifdng Same, and all other Information relating
thereto, can be obtained application to the Water
Purveysr. ct this ofhoe. NICHOLAS DEAN,
President Of the Croton Aqueduct Department.
HA-v ort Anil
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CR0roN carbohydrates CONTRACT
Heater street will received 1t the office Of the Croon
Aqueduet Department until Monday the 18th day of April
I9 At IL o'clock M to build with the
receiving basins and cuvts in Hester street. from the
sewer the westerly curb line OF Eldrdse
street being length about $40 feet The plan Of the
and for the building Of the same and all other
relating thereto he obtained application
20 tho Water Purveyor at this ONCE. NICHOLAS DEAN
President Croton Aqueduot Department
Nav York IN.
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ENRANKLIN MUSEUM, IT'S CHATHAM STREET.-GxC.
Lea, Proprietor above establishment ia opeA every
afternoon ut O'Clock; and In the evening 7 ths
purpose Classic and Original Livins
Satuaryo by Mile Casinets Troupe Of Model Artists ts
gehtr with variety Of beautiful performances urthsx
particulars, bills Of each day Adnisson-SeatS n
chairs, SIN cents Boxes Is cents Gallery l2< centa
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400 BROADwAY..THE TWO NATURAL FORMS
fLO representing Venus and Adonis In Florence sre
exhibiting at l2s Broadway They may be looked q
where Natures gifts be In beautiful
forms Admission Is cents Children not admitted Open
from A. N. till 10 p. N.
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TINTED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
carrying The great United states MaOnly week
United states mall line for California Oregon AS
10Th and 18th Of eseh month splendid double snSis:
United States Nail Steamship ILLINOIS burtbsn
n. HsT,,tssne O. s N Commander w sail Wsdnss,
root OF Warren street, North river.
steamer JOHN L. STEPHENS 1850 tons burthen RoSsrs H.
resrson will be in readiness 70 take
the mails and Of the Illinois and sail i'm
,ps san sr;Sesso The John Stephens has been built
ing e. deck room Her ventilation
De large windows lights being sub
snisd os port holes both forward and Aft There are no
or other obsructions to the free passage air
om ten 70 stern In either dock Her sailing qualities we're
tested during her passage the Horn and
he proved herself Of the aAos e
Srs are spared on the part Of the companies send
safety. r-' soAS ~nu
The Illinois will be followed the 18th Of April by the
Splendid United States Mail Steamship CRESCENT Cry
2oO tons burthen John MCGOWAN, con
~ Psnans with the Pacific Mail Steamship Com maa
ni6ceut CALIFORNIA. Passengers will be- landed
st the Railroad wharf at Aspnwa Transit Of ths
Ct the Passengers expense For freight passage
panies, III West street. corner Of Warren, N. Y.
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CROToN AQUEDuCT DEPARTMENTAL MAS0NS.
" Sealed proposals will be received at the ONCE Of the
Croton Aqueduct Department Rotunda Park until Mon
day, the 9th day of April 1853 at IL O'clock NJ to build
seysr with the ran ana n
street The plan Of the and specifications for tho
building Of the same and all other Information rel tting
thereto be obtained application TO the Water Pur
veyor, at this ofice NICHOLAS DEAN,
New York, April lG 1853.
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CTEAM BETWEEN NEW YORK AND GLASGOW
y The Glssaow and New York Steamship Companys new
steamship GLASGOW, 962 toas 400 RoborA
craE 90 commander vim sail from Glasgow Saturday
tnrday May 2ls ct u o'clock, at First cabin (ss-
loon state rooms 500 do. do midshp do $5 second cs
BIN &hO third class &steward fees included Apply te
J. M0SYNON, IS Broadway.
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CORPORATION NOrlCnEA.
f50Rf0RATI0N n0rIcE-PUBLIC NOTICE IS HERE
~ given that petitions have been presented the Board
Aldermen FOR the construction Of following
FAMED Streets to with Forty sxth
sxsnn. also in THIRD sysnss from Forty ninth
:wsr ~ Crcs street: from Houston Blescker stree
eighty feet east Of Fourth All persons In
we above and having objections thereto requested
ssssns the Same IN writing 70 the Consracs Clerk
NICHOLAS DEAN President,
Croton Asuedust Department, April z 1858
CORPORATION N0TIcE.-PUBLIC NOTICE is HERE.
by gwen TO the owner owners, occupant or ocou-
pants OF All houses and lots improved lands
affected thereby that the following have been
completed ny the and lodged the
bareau examination by persons in
srssssa We 10. grading 10th street, from Third
Harlem river The limits embraced BY
scude All the several houses lots ground vacant
pieces and parcels Of land situated both sides Of
Ldsh etreee from Third Harlem river, and
ooen SIDES OF First 100 south
q iOsh street All by the
named and who opposed to the same
Or ener OF he requested to present their objections
writing TO the undersigned at their ONCE No Hall Of
asoords within thirty from the date Of this notice.
S#5HEHs S1 $Sses, Assessors.
II, 1883.