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CORPORATION NOTICE. = PUBLIC NOTICE is
~ hereby given, to the owner owners, occupant
all and lots improved
lands affected thereby that the following have
been completed by the and lodged the Office
Of the Bureau of Assessments for examination by all per
interested viz For fencing lots in Madison avenue,
between Twenty sixth and Twenty Streets in
Twenty street between Fourth and Fifth
The limits embraced by such include all the
raj houses and lots of ground vacant lots pieces and
cells Of land situated the northeast of Madison
and Twenty seventh the side Madi
avenue between Twenty sixth and Twenty seventh
streets and lot the north side of Twenty
street. hundred feet east of Fifth All
whose interests affected the above named
and who opposed to the either of them,
quested present their objections writing
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,
Once Bureau Of Assessments Street Department, Apri
II, 1863.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE is HERE
by given to the owner owners, occupant occu-
pants all houses lots unmproyed lands,
affected thereby that the following assessments have been
completed by the and lodged in the office Of
the Bureau Of examination all
interested viz For digging and building well on the
Third The limits embraced by such assessment,
include all the several houses and lots ground lots
pieces parcels of land situated both sides Forty
sixth street from Second to Third All persons
interests affected by the above named
who opposed to the either Of them
qd to present their objections in writing to the under
rigned their Office No 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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~ tors-Seaed proposals. endorsed Proposed for sewer
street, with the Of the
making the same and the date Of its taon will be
the office of the Croton Aqueduct Department
nntn Monday the l1th day OF April 1853 at IL O'Clock
- build sewer with the necessary receiving basins aud
Pearl street from the in Ferry street TO
point thirty south Of Frankfort street. being
length 5 feet The plan Of the and spoche
1ons for the building Of the and all other alton
violating thereto, be obtained apglcaton 70 the
Water Purveyor at his office. NICHOLAS DEAN
President of the Croton Aqueduct Department.
New York, April l. 1853
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THI1 NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNYrrD STATES
- HAIL Steaners.-Ths shps semSssns ths hns are ths

ATLANTIC. ................. Captain WssA
PACIrN. ................ Captain Nys
ANTlC. .....................O AptsAn Lace
BALTIC. ....................C Captain Censteek
These sAs having icit " sontrss expressly for
govssument ssrvsa svesy has been taken
elegance and ssmfort.
Pee New York Liverpool in Arst cabin
O N second saAa, e Exclusive Of e1tss state
room, eSb.
From Liverpool 70 New YosA, ~ and So.
An en- peysHsed sssgson sAtaehsd 70 each shin
No bestAs secured saAA paAd for.
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6ROT0N AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT-T0M ASoNS.-
~ Sealed proposals will be received 1t the oce Of the Gro
tSn Aqusdust Department (Rstunds Park until Monday;
the Necessary rsssyns basins and euvsrs in rour.ee.h
specncations for the building Of the and all other
t?rmaton relating thereto be obtained APPLICATION to
che Water Purveyor, at this ONCE NICHuL AZ DEAN
President Of the Creton Aqucduet Department.
New York April 9. 1853.
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NEW YORK AND MONTREAL RAILROAD-TO BUR
IN Egton, ST. Johnsbury Ogdtnsburg Montreal and In
edate Tickets sold the New York
New Haven Railroad Once 412 Broadway Express trains
leave ats A. NJ and 30 r. NJ baggage checked through
Freight railroad Steamers from Peck slip every day Ut
sP. NJ. bills Of lading furnished. Price reduced
L. HYDE, Agent, 152 South s..eet.
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nR. WARDS REMEDIES COMPRISE TIE AcCU.
~ mulated experience OF all the celebrated eyefv
who have professed the diseases Price
rally ST. His thanks rendered liberal patronage
extended to him. Certificates Of and skull
mined At h: ONCE No 50 Canal street. exactly dos1
east Of Broadway where he be consulted II eli tss
gratis by the sick and diseased Patients in che ocurkr
can receive his remedies by express CorrsspondepG
requested to be particular In mentioning the
nent s duration and previous treatment. Prohehy Ne
No hospital in Ne. York has such mutip,isy q
enclosing from to - for the particular remedies
IN the csss will be rsligously attended TO.
HoLLOwAY's PILLS SHOULD BE TAKEN BYPER-
sons troubled with asthma bad cughs they
positive cure At Indictment and ogsy scasons Of the
coughs and colds rife than other
those afflicted with asthma suffer with greater severity;
therefore II s well to know that pills will
the most invetcrate their efficacy having
under various and Ia almost cline pro-
Wing them to be the most successful remedy that
used The properties they have the eject Of
On anS M me chest gvirg perfect
Of the lungs Sold by all the medicine throush
out the British empire and by In the United Sates
81 cents ss cents and 81 10 per box Wholesale 81 Mr..
JOSEPH H0RSEY'S Maiden lane and At the proprietorr
- Strand, London.
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MEDICAL ADVISER AND MARRIAGE GUIDE, WITH
M coored PlstesThe afflicted should adopt no treatment
before learning this valuable work the superiority Of
the authors Paris and London treatment Both married
and rnge should consult Mailed free 70 any address for
Is by Che author, N. LARMoNT physician aud Surgeon,
No z2 Reade Of Broadway where he Is
suited from three O'clock and from six TO nine
evening Sold also at l Ad the Broadway Post
Once.
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CTEAM BETWEEN NEW YORK AND GLASGOW
y The Glasgcw ard New York Steamship Companys new
Craig, Commander win sail from ea.sox Saturday,
APRIL ~ and will issos New York f0' Glsssow on Ss
loon state rooms 500 do do. tmidshp dol 5 second
J. McSYMON. "a Broadway.
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HOTELS.

A MEXICAN HOTEL NEW YORK, J. TABER SON,
IA Observation-Disclosures exists impress
throughout the country that this house changed hands,
and is to be closed feel it duty TO inform
the public that shall remain heretofore until late
in the fall and We sha be most happy % all friends
twho few and make the acquaintance of
shall exert ourselves please them We take
this occasion call their attention tho model hotel
1.-THE Mount Vernon" at Cape May, N j.. which has
for 800 guests and will be opened for
cepon of company june 90 1853 and will he conducted in
cor ction with the American.
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,.>>,.>ss,,. A .A:hs l>sss>s,> )
RowEnx THEArKE..DooRs OPEN AT ! CUR
l's's, ; s$is4SSiSi 81 1 !; s. WIVES
$::s;:
r a 9TH y;i pa Nj Fletcher
& M S sssss; Fs.;i T..S :ss
Esns q r.
r''d' A'nd HH fyf FoSk Agf Ell X performed
b ssGsa rs;s; n nssss
Rzsss fss's GsfS'. NJ.
1sh ST. jusnns FIX
issa b.s RsSss
NATIONAL THEATRE, CHATHAM sTREET.-DooRs
~ open at az. curtain rises at ~ o'clock.
kSsHN HER h T +
SsoS q Fss Jens:
MT s' SSs s''''. '
,r sDAs,',, REBELS AND TORIES. .0''''
.iHss s.s W. N.S"S.
ct. CHARLES THEATRE BowERY, NEAR CHATHAM
Monday evening wei Il Nv w # gsSsrn'd
DID YOU EVEN SEND hBS TSaR WIFI otr OF rows
CHRIsTY's OPERA HOUSE, az BROADWAY, ABOVE
sss 1
whose concerts in this city for the past six have been
hsnsss oV Could satsrst Ap
RARNUMs MUsEUN.-oN monday AFTERNOON,
- at o'clock the astonishing Gladiatorai Poses and
& 's
Tn ssh the ES%.p B0tsy
Mr. adsway Admission to the whole Museum En,ertaia.
extra. sN'' - '->'
RoWERY THEATRE.-BENEFIT OF MR.. c. BURKE.
T hE FE sysTHS agr Oh II THE BOYS OF "a
In which Mr. Burke WIN sing his celebrated song ny Of hide
AFTER inf shs'nF r ffhT SoSNY BOY
Boz book now open.
RANvARD's, PILGRIMAGE TO JERUSALEM AND
n Ho ns is s s a
and continued every evening Painted from authentic draw
.y tour nnd rsaSeap for the work. viii
Pa1 hs pointing: pStars e.
mission, 20 cents; children, halfpriee
Il At S ss
the above gorgeous and immensely powerful oriental
hs nearly be
sGr sd r. aS
Of that name By n Clarke ESQ by permission Of tho
have been avshed for the stage The
ss.n so ms % t M be sGy
Manager has hesitation assuring his patrons that this
's
pRoFEssoR ANDERSON IS AT PRESENT IN BAL
ti%ore giving his grand entertainments at the Holiday
Washington, D. Co. the 18th of April inst which will
hundred and sixteen thousand American citizens in the
and arn Wond M %
lessor atsrs himself that he is we'll known
Of
e1tracrdnary success called into
hay, il
are as h.%eug the Spirit Rppngs Professor
@ dc 49, 3
to s ss and has sent as to the
win show how the produced and explain the whole
IN Sasss ia IL u s SpF
History Spirit RapPers from their origin In Rochester
and System the Spirit Ra
confederacy.
ALBoNIs GRAND OPERA, AT NIBLo's-A FEW
WORTH CO.'S music stree ias BroadWay -
MOTHER AWFUL SUICIDE CAUSED BY THE
spirit rappng mania Let no omit seeing
MATER AND SPIRIT. 40 BROADwAY-EvERY
M evening this week at so'clock and "Wednesday and
Saturday afternoon at o'clock Something entirely
Great variety OF experiments gentlemen, causing them
TO laugh dance Pcrsonate others &c. against their
wills in u natural state. DR. Il. BROWN WILLIAMS.
ITO THEATRIcALs-w. R. FISH, FRoM LoSDoN4
theatrical and characteristic wig maker $50 Pearl
street. four doors from Broadway Amateur performances
attended Wigs lent hire for private parties fancy
dress balls. NB-Any style Of theatrical wig made
four hours notice
WANTED-AT THE NATIONAL THEATRE IMME,
w diatcly twenty young ladies, for the grand Oriental
spectacle 1.-THE Armorer Of Tyre Apply the Ticket
Office.
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nR. JOHNSON, l6 DUANE STREET, BETWEEN CHA
Dtham and William Streets apprizes the citizens OF New
York and all otherwho may requre his services in specs
class of diseases that he be consulted a. usual ny ms
old established Office where he has praced SO successfully
for the 1att twenty.four years N B,-A perfect cure
Enarrnnteed IN all cases, or no charge made
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CROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMEET.-TO CONTRAC.
tors-Ssaed proposals endorsed Proposal for sewer in
Mulberry street, also with the the
making the and the date Of lie presentation will be
ceived at the oee the Croton Aquduct Department until
Monday the 18th day Of April 1883 at IL O'clock NJ TO build
with the necessary receiving basins and euyer.s in
MuYTy street. from the built ia Grand street,
1point about fifty feet north Of Hester street. being
length about 800 feet The plan Of the and specihoa
the building Of the and all other
relating thereto be obtained application 20 the ser
frrveyor, at this office. NICHOLAS BEAN,
President Of the Croton Aqueduet Department
York O.
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THICAGO AND ROCK ISLAND RAILROAD, OPEN
~ to La Sale and Peru 400 miles, and there connecting
with first class steamers for ST. Louis and New Orleans and
intermediate places the Illinois MISSES pp rivers
Trains leave Chicago the arrival OF the express trains of
the Northern Indiana Michigan Southern and Con
tra roads and returning arrive In Chicago in time Tor all
Sale and Peru westward and norhward the arrival Of
all trains. Passengers leaving New York by the morning
trains the Erie and Hudson River will reach
Chicago in time to Immediately Those leaving New
York by the evening express trains may ret All night at
st Louis New York and Boston the Erie and
New York Central roads TO- hours and to PhadephG
the Cleveland, Columbus and Pttsburg roads 6o hours
A. r. GILMORE, Superintendent.
Chicago, March %, 1853.
sly the Of next the time between New York and
st. Louis will be reduced to 63 hours.
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HUDSON RIVER RA1LROAD.-TRAINs DAILY r8oK
Ii Chambers street for Albany and Troy
Express train 6A.M.through four hours connecting
with trans reaching Rnslo Montreal a. raocs ssne
evening.
Nail train sAM. Through way trains At Ios a. NJ and
Jpn.
Express train PM Accommodation TRAN, Pm.
Passengers taken at Chambers, Canal Christopher Topr
tenth and Thirty. hrst streets.
Sunday .raine From Canal street az 7s n Soueb.
keeyse and Pm for Albany stopping ct all staon
EDMUND FRENOE- Superir tsndont
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LNOK ALBANY-FARE Sl.-ALBANY AND NEW
L York Inland Route Railroad.-Tvo daily sxpr.si
central lines Of railroads. North and West from the
through tickets be proeuTed snd checked for
Schenectady, Utica Syracuse Rochester Buffalo. Pss-
else received at Broome and Bowery and Twenty
sixth street and Fourth sv.nne stations The above trans
viii land at Croton Falls and Chatham ronr Cor
only. All other trains val City Hall sts-
zion, Of Tryon ard Centre street. hestoore
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(IRoToN AoUEDucT DEPARTMENT-ToM AsoNs;-
Sealed proposals will be received at the Office of the
Croton Asueduot Department Rotunda Park until Mon
day the 11th day Of April 1853 at IL O'Clock NJ to build
thompson street from Broome to Blocker street and in
Prince streets from 10 Greene street
The plan Of the for the building Of
the and all other information relating thereto be
obtained ON application the Water Purveyor at this
eEioe. . - NICHOLAS DEAN,
President Of the Croton Aqseduct Department.
York Anrill lSSS
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NOTICE.-THE INTEREST ON THE PUBLIC STOCKS
an ofthe city Of New York, due and payable May l. 1853
will be paid the second day Of May BY r. W. Edmonds
Esd Chamberlain of the City, at the Mechanics Bank 3
Wall street The transfer books will be closed Taesiay
April H. at clock For the convenience Of stock
holders transfers will be permitted during the period
Books remain closed, to take effect May Let, 1853
A. C. FLAGG, Comptroller.
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TRAVELLERs' GUIDE.

TNAVELLEHS GUIDE,
sNAMDEN AND AMBoY RAILROAD TO Pm la DEL
~ phs--fron per No. North rverT lines daily, 81
10 AN. and P.B-Acoonmodation line, At 10 M, by
steamboat Trenton 70 South Amboy, TO Borden
town, and stsamhoa. Stockton tc phil ado
Amhoy thence direct 20 Camden by carttrougt
four and half FareSs Returning. I.aVs pills
delpbi& ~ 10 An and ppm.
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GAS FIXTURES.
~e~@>-~>~>>~>>>>~>>/
LNRENCH GAS FIXTUREs-SPRING IMPORTATION
Just received from the best houses in Parierhe PUB
scrher has the honor to call the attention Of the public 70 his
extensive stock of rich artistic fixtures warranted and
ii. DARDoNvILLE, AS Broadway 4
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NTomcF-rN CONSEQUENCE or rnr NUMEROUS

NoTCE-IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE NUMEROUS
Az complaints made 10 this Office concerning the obstru
ton 10 the streets and carriage wy al PARTIES Interested
are hereby notified 70 remove all ottrueon every nd
fharefrom, before the frat day of MAY 1883 And amber
rmber other articles ostructng the saowaks 0r
rageway after hat date will be removed the
Corporation Yard, aud bere disposed If The amended
city charter directe Section 39-fte Superintendent Of
streets is hereby authorized and Il Is madc hs duty
order article thing Whatsoever whieL may
or obetruot street wharf pier 20 he remoycd
not removed within twenty four hours thereafter
the sam. TO be removed 70 the yard occupied by the Snpor
place GEO WHITE, superinteraC MT az Streetr
Corner OF Chambers aud Centre
sDfiBeIdfpt Of Streets Office New io-i March 20 iS,3
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City Of Manchester. ................ June H.
FROM LIVERPOOL.
City Of Glasgow ............... Wednesday April 90
City OF Manchester. ............. May 49,
limited number Of third GLASS passengers M be TAKEN
$40. to Liverpool $50 from Liverpool
Parties wishing to bring out their friends
tfcntcs Of and drafts the Bank Ireland
from FL sterling upwards Handbills be had
the Office Of THOMAS RICHARDSON, Agent,
Al EXCHANGE nj
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MEDICAL.

lR. COBBETT, 10 DUANE STREET, MAY BE Con-
~ suited the treatment of diseases Twenty years
in his speciality enables him to make speedy The
victims quackery apply with the
honoraby treated N B.-Dr. c. is memhsz 81 .bs New
York University.
DR. COOPER, IA DUANE STREET, NAY BIZ cor.
~ suited with confidence diseases. His practice o.
twenty at his location enables d. q
to offer such inducements be obtained where
in this CITY, with honorable e1etptonEy
speedy and permanent cure.
nR. WILKINSON, FROM HIS LONG EXPERIENCE
L. be relied to accomplish speedy and
without hindrance to diet business. Once
Bowery Hours from A. NJ. till 10 p NJ.
DR. CLARK, MEMBER OF THE UNIVERSITY ~
IL New York, can be consulted at As Canal street
doors east Of Broadway, for quick and Chs1
hours from to 10 A. NJ, and from to JPN.
nR. WARD, FROM LONDON AND EDINBURG CeH
- be consulted betwixt the hours Of o'clock A. soE
10 o'clock p. NJ, daily. Office at the old established ps
Canal street exactly one door east of Broadway.
DR. HUNTER WILL FORFEIT ANY sum If FAIL
- ing TO cure any case that under his
matter how long standing or affecting Patients ny
70 his old and long established Dispensary
Division street New York city Strangers and others who
yted to call Twenty fye years Of practice devoted TO e
ndy and treatment diseases where the constitution
nSsn enfsebled enables the Doctor 70 offer speedy relief
tations private. Open until ten o'clock at night.
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DANvARDS PILGRIMAGE TO JERUSALEM AND
ID the Holy Land is now OPEN at the new ma spacious
Georama In Broadway adjoining the Metropolitan HOTEL
and continued evening Painted from authentic draw
sve tour und rtaken expressly for the work. Mr. b. will
eapaS the pSnsnss Pers%Gnay porure meyes a. ana
mission, 90 cents children, half price.
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(NROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT-To CoNTRAC-
tors Sealed proposals endorsed Proposal for sewer
Madison street, also with the Of the psrsoupr
psrsons making the and tho date of its
viii be received the once of the Croton Aquednot
paYtment until Monday, the 18th day OF April 1873 IL
osssk, ~ 20 build with the receiving
basins and culvers in Madison street. from the
buit Jefferson street to point about feet east Of
Rutgers street. being in length, about 5 feet Tho plan
and all other relating Thereto he obtained
On application to the Water Purveyor, at this Office
NICHOLAS DEAN. President Of the Croton
Nv ork AnrN Anueduat Uepartmant.
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RoWERY THEATRE-BENEFIT OF MR.. C. BURKE.
THE RE syoH,nT or IT THE BOYS OF ID
In which Mr. Burke will sing his celebrated song OF hide
pendence Day.
After which, the thrilling drama Of
GILDER0Y THE BoNNY BOY.
Andrew Cloutcm .........,......M Mr. Blu IKE
Boz book
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(NRoTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENTAL CON
~ tractorsSsaed proposals, endorsed Proposal for
sewer in Thirty street, also with the Of the
making the same and the date Of Its pre-
Department until Monday the eth day Of April 1853
IL O'Clock NJ 70 build sewer with the necessary
built In Eighth avenue 70 the ew: built in Ninth
for the building OF the and
an other information relating thereto lie obtained
application to the Water Purvsyor, at this Office.
NICHOLAS DEAN,
President Of tho Croton Aqueduct Department.
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PURToN's-T B. JOHNSTON RESPECTFULLY AN
ID nounees his benefit, on Thursday evening April u,
when he will bill Of excellence which Mr..
Burton and the whole Of his talented Will appeal
Box book open.
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THE BaIT1sH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL

Chief cabin passage. $40
SECOND CABIN passage. ~
FROM BOSTON LIVERPOOL
Chief cabin passage. 100
Second cabin passage. 50
The ships from Boston call at Halifax.
ARABIA, Capt. Judkns. AMERICA, Capt. Leitch,
PERSIA, Capt Ryrie EUROPA Capt shannon.
ASIA, Capt. E. G. Lott CANADA, Capt. Stone.
AFRICA, Capt, Harrison. NIAGARA, Capt Lang.
These vessels clear white light at msst head
starboard bow; red on port bow
NIAGARA, Lang from Boston, Wednesday, 18th Aprfl,
EUROPA, Shannon, New York, Wednesday, 10Th April
AMERICA, Leitoh, Boston, Wednesday, 9th Aprill
ARABIA, Judkins, New York, Wednesday, 4th May.
CANADA, Stone, . Boston, Wednesday, l1th May
ASIA, Lott, Z" New York, Wednt sday, 18th May
NIAGARA Lang, " Boston, Wednesday, 2Jth May
EUROPA, Shannon, 4" New York, "Wednesday, LIST June.
AMERICA, Leitoh, . Boston, Wednesday 9Th June.
ARABIA, Judkins, New York, Wednesday, 18th June.
CANADA, Stone, Boston, Wednesday, I'D June
Berths not secured until paid for.
An experienced surgeon board.
The of these ships will be accountable for gold
silver bullion specie, jewery, precious stones metals
unless bills Of lading signed therefor
Of therein expressed
For freight or possage apply TO
Il. CUNARD, No. 4 Bowling Green.
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A LBoNIs GRAND OPERA, AT NIBLOs.-A FEW
IA front seats in the dress circle for SALE H. Il. DOD
WORTH 4 CO.'S music ST. re, 493 broadway.
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THE LADIES ADMIRE MOUSTACHES AND WHIS
kers and there is disputng their TASTE Graham's
0nguent will force he beard TO in six weeks from the
fret application and without staining nurng the skim
mpartng uxurance and gloss the ugest hair beard
81 per bottle sent to part of the country G. GRA
HAM 80 Ann street, Fower's Building.
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THE ARMORER OF TYRE OR THE ORACLE AND
Its Priest, at the National Theatre, formerly the
Chatham in few daysThe extensive for
the above and immensely powerful oriental my
biological spectacle being nearly completed the public
respectfully inormed that but few days win elaPse be-
tised from Sylvester Cobbs celebrated historical
Of that name by N b. Clarke ESQ., by permission of the
have been lavished for the stage The scenery
Manager has hesitation in assuring his patrons that this
will be the most magnificent spectacle produced this
Theatre Due notice will be given Of its first