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CROToN AouEDUcr DEPARTMENT-Too 0NTRAc
T &. for
s Gii sss o p
build E the s: rsss Tapl 70
asSu, thirty feet south Of rankor. street 1s,sE IN
oS for the the 81 and ali
s be Obtained
President Of the crotOn Aaueduct Department.
u Sealed proposals viii received at the office of the
rS9R Ss s AZ = paf Sni build
sever with the Necessary receiving basins and sn IN
Spring Prince streets from Thompson to Greene street.
The as Of h s for ss sSsn a
Obtained on application to the wissT D ut
Presiden. Of the crOtOn AqueduOt Department
New York, April !, 1883
CTREEr DEPARTMENT. NO. HALL OF RECORDS.
luton has BEEN IN the Board Of
Rass y out sRs
g with the spssa h the
Il slsf' 1888 Is
CTREET DEPARTMENT NO. HALL OF RECORDS,
Monday Il sssch sss n: side walk:
the sidewalk eastey sidewalk Of Rutgers street
sass e .s MSn s s sa' tSs of
and Pike slips to sq the Sidewalk on the Westerly side
pave Thirty fifth street from Eighth avenue to broadway
TO be had application to the contract clerk
Of this department JAMRS FUREY Street Commissioner
March 26, 1858.
CTREET DEPARTMENT, NO. 4 HALL OF RECORDS.
= Sealed proposals will be received at ths othce until
Saturday April 2 1888 to regulate and Thirty eighth
street Tenth and Eleventh avenues and nag
space wide through sidewalks thereof Spechcs
tons application the Contract Clerk OF this
department. JAMES FUREY, Street Commissioned
March "A 1853.
| STREET DEPARTMENT. NO. HALL or RECORDS
i will
Monday 1853 to build two receiving basins and cul
South and Market streets and
repairing portion of the intersection Specifications
appcs ton to Contract Clerk of this depart
| uent. JAMES FUREY, Street Commissioner
! C,TREET DEPARTMENT-No. 4 HALL OF RECORDS
- Sealed proposals will be received at this office until
Thursday April 1888 to regulate reset curb and gutter
and the earrageway of Forty fourth street from
Tenth Eleventh to regulate set curb and gut
and Forty fourth street from Fifth
rgnste and pave the carriage
Fortythrd street. from Second to Third avenue
Speci eaors to be had application to the Coatract
! Cier VI this department. JAMES FUREY,
No AJ0 1858. Street Commissioner.
/ S,TREET DEPARTMENT NO. HALL or RECORDS
will be received this office until We'd
nesay April 1853 at u O'Clock NJ to set curb and gutter
and flag space four feet wide through sidewalks Of
Forty third street. from Fifth avenue to Broadway to
regulate and grade Forty sixth street from Fifth to Sixth
and the curb and gutter stones therein Spec
| department. JAMES FUREY, Street Commissioner.
I March % is53
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ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICES.

AUWINISTHAIUHS NUIICES.
DUBLIC ADMINISTRATIONS OFFICE NO. 81 CHAM
bers is hereby given TO the relatives and
is alleged TO have died intestate that shall apply to the
county Of New York for letters OF admins
traon upon estate of the said the 10Th day
of April next ut 10 o'clock in the forenoon Dated Now
York, March 10, 1853.
PETER b. SWEENEY, Public Administrator.
DUBLIc ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE, NO. 81 CHAM
bers stree-N office is hereby given TO the relatives
kin Of James jameson late of the city of New
York deceased and whe is alleged to have died intesate
that shall apply the Surrogate of the county of New
York Of upon the estate of the
said ntestae the 18th day Of April next at 10 clock in
the forenoon.
PETER B. sWEENY, Public Administrator.
Dated New York, March "a 1883.
DUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE, NO. 81 CHAM
bers treetNooe is hereby given the relatives and
next Of kin OF John s Hathaway Major u s. A. deceased
and who is alleged to have died intestae that shall
ply Surrogate the county New York
Of administration upon the estate of the said intesat
the Sd day Of May at o'clock in the forenoon
PETER b. SWEENY, Public Administrator.
Dated New York, April 2 1853
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in this city, with two honorable exeoptonsj ox
ID suited on The treatment discusses fwonty TIRE. y.a
In his speciality enables him to make speedy cures The
apply t'h a II e. fss s:
DR WARDS REMEDIES COMPRISE THE Accg.
Proessed cure diseases Pro.. "sss.
rally 81 His thanks are rendered for the liberal patronage
o sns ess s s' on D. door
sass ss p s G. s.ua .
~ ss sss IS
ment It's duration and previous treatment Probably
a ssh
as 1dm Fyst th All post
in the case will be relisiously attended to.
DEAFNESS cUREp;-THE FOLLOWING IS TAKEN
s success has followed tho use Of searpss Acoustic
OIL in has been q
less The calls for III. .i %edcine arc ali parts
S ssn Sny
will call Or send to Mesrs A. b. D. SANDS loG rgto.
ces of its great worth.
M LARMoNT, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, NO q
s ssts'r ss
ana rSs 2' Once hours
THE MARRIED WoMANs PRIyATE MEDICAL
psy,isa and s 81
of this work 1t is intended especially for the married. on
those contemplating marriage IL discoses important
secrets, which should be known to them particularly.
Here, also every femaleths wife, the mother-the one
either budding into womanhood the other the decns
OF years III whom nature change
remedies and the most certain mode Of our evefy CON
plant to which her Ia subject
Extract Of letter from gentleman In Dayton Ohio)
- ~ DAYTON, May 1851
my Dear SrMy wife has been perceptibly sinking fo1
some three years or In great angu1
and suffering some months before and during her conne
mcneyery successive and facilitating and
prostratng her. putting her life In imminent danger and
this state things ineyab and resigned myself
the worst At this time about two monthly heard
book highly spoken Of as containing matters
reaching my On its receipt and perusal cannot
you the relief afforded distressed mind,
the Joy its impaired to wife, learning that the
great discovery Of NJ NJ Dasomeaux provided remedy II
opened prospect to me which little conceived posi-
my head in all human probability my wife would have been
In her grave, and my children motherlcss.
Of course impractcnble to fully the
serious subjects treated as they of nature strictly
intended for the married those contemplating marriage
For sale at 20 Broadway No Astor House. and Mt thu
publishing Office 1p9 Liberty street New York Little Co.
Albany Joseph Tucker, Mobile Also, T. r. Peterson, %
will be transmtcd by mail free Of postage any part
the United States All letters must be addressed paid
TO DR. A. M. MAURICEhU, Office 100 Liberty street, Nsv
York or box I,2Jf New York Post Office
pamphlet Of sixteen pages, more fully explaining Ne
contents the book will DO forwarded to lady geR.
teman who may desire H. free Of expense any part -
United States By addressing - above
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CORPORATION NOTfCE.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is
hereby given to the owners, occupant oocu
pants of all houses and lots improved unimproyed
lands affected thereby that the following
by tho Assessors and lodged in the
Of the Bureau of Assessments for examination by all
ntcrested vFor grading Forty fifth street between
Third Fifth The limits embraced by such
include all the houses and lots Of ground
lots pieces and parcels of land situate both
sides Of Forty fifth street between Third and Fifth
and both sides Of Fourth 100 feet inches north
south Of Forty fifth street All persons whose inter
este affected by the above named assessments and who
opposed to the either Of them requested to
present their obectons writing TO the undersigned at
theE Once No Hall Of Records within thirty days fIom
the dsAe Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES j. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES MCNEIL,
once, Bureau OF Assessment Street Department April
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NoTIcE.-pUBLIC NOTICE I

CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
~ hereby given to the owner or owners occupant or oeeu
of all houses and lots improved unmproved lands
affected thereby that the following assessments have been
completed by the ASSESSORS and lodged in the office OF
the Bureau of examination by all
Interested For reaagng and rssetting curb and gut
in front of Nos s. S % and Thomas street
The limits embraced by such assessment ncude all the
several and Of ground vacant lots pieces and
land situated both sides of Thomas street be
tween West broadway and Church street All persons
whose interests affected the above
and who opposed to the same either OF them are
sussted to their objections in writing 60 the under
signed 1t their oce. No Hall Of Records within thirty
days from the date Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES j. DODGE, Assessors
CHARLES MCNEIL. y
Once Bureau Of Assessments Street Department, March
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CORPORATION NOTICE-DEPARTMENT OF RE.
~ pairs and Supplies, March g. ls3-To
will be received the office Of the
q Repairs and Supplies No New City Hall until satur
time they will opened Din accordance with tho ordinances
therefor erecting house in the seventh ward for the
OF Americas Engine Company No o; Also house in
Wooster street Spring street. for the use Of oeeanus
Engine Company No H. Builders will estimate for the
work for each house separately The
plans and Of the buildings required and all
formation thereto be had 1t tho ONCE OF the
Superintendent OF Repairs Public Buildings No Eli
EAbeth Blank estimates be had ut either ohce
N B-The Commissioner the right TO reject all
Of the estimates deemed for the interest Of the Cor
porAtien. BARTHOLOMEW Ii. PuRDY,
Commissioner OF Repairs and Supplies
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COPARTNERsHIP NOTICES.

NoTICE-THE COPARTNRRSHIP HERETOFORE
IN existing under the firm Of r. Is. Van Zandt CO., is
this day dissolved by mutual consent Robert b. Van
Zaldt will sign the Of the firm in liquidation.
ROBT u VAN ZANDT,
HENRY M0ULTON.
The undersigned will continue the ship general
commission and forwarding business at No 20 Pine
Being grateful for past avor he hopes by attention to
merit a continuance of the
New York March % 1853. RoBT. Is. VAN ZANDT.
DARTNER WANTED-IN WELL ESTABLISHED
j. manufacturing jewery business with cash capital of
5000 to $1,000 For particulars send line TO Z. D.,
Herald office.
WE THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVE THIS DAY FORM.
w ed copartnershp for the purpose Of carrying the
-four and feed business in the city Of Brooklyn under the
firm Of Rogers, Walden Forbes.
WILLIAM J. ROGERS, Jr.
THOMAS WALDEN. Jr.
April / 1853. JOHN G. FORBES. Jr.
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T. A. BENJAMIN's, NEW oRAToRIA OF THE
L & ss vii Sn as @ sd 5
April bya chorus q thousand young singers and
to Tarsy The Il
e Of Ss mo pns WITH s
Party where fourteen different nations are in
Allen street Saturday at 10 o'clock Tickets so
WALLACE, THE HERO OF SCOTLAND, AND DAMON
w AMP PYTHIAs, tonight At the St Charles Theatre.
growing favor families in the section Of the
in pass thu ses
WILSON true story dramatised from the tSe in the
PANvARp's PILGRIMAGE TO JERUSALEM AND
ps e BY Ny ss work. Mr. 3
sss nn At
mission, 80 cents children, half-price.
CTUDIo CURoso.-THE CELEBRATED VICTORIA
c d daily . from and viii BE OK
derfu and Of mechanism s the resn. Of
5 r at s"a s1
and tick for sale at the and the principal book
seRas sss sl.sa in
Brewsters Marble Buildings, No. 629 Broadway.
A cARD-DR. VALENTINE RESPECTFULLY AN
Nm
on
give grand vocal and Instrumental connection
every evening, at O'clock Admission 90 cents gentleman
and two ladies ST.
GRAND EXHIBITION OF THE MANNERS AND Gus
VI toms of the Chinese Empire, in their social political
military and religious traits and peculartes by the great
Tung, Hook Tong Canton Company composed of over
accompanied by full band Of Chinese music The ward
costly and magnificent materials to the
publc-the properties, &c. costing $4,000 The above
hibton will in New York about the LIST Of May
next The company are now their passage from San
Francisco to this Due notice will be of the
performance Likeoon and director Nojugng
or legerdemain performed by this company.
ITO vOCALISTS.-WANTED IMMEDIATELY TO JOIN
i first class operate Concert Troupe being
gansed to travel soprano, mezzo soprano and con
tralto also good solo performer on the violin Address
post paid with real name H. L., box 81 Broadway Post
Office.
400 BROADWAY.-THE TWO NATURAL FORMS
40 representing Venus and Adonis in Florence,
exhibiting Mt 428 Broadway They may be looked at
without obscene thought, Iioni soft qu NAL
It Is the school where Natures gifts in beautiful
forms. Admission % cents Children not admitted Open
from A. M. till 10 +. NJ.
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ROVER. TI !, "a 1Is,l OPEN Ar7' CUR
Saturday 4aR zSr XII :, ~ s' fzRis
s:.s:. s.an H. sss:s:
& s$ i..$:s:
Rals mr. hisSS sss ss2
Ay%ss ths, feat
~ LOLA MoNTRs
pURToN's THEATRE, CHAMBERS srREEr-DooRs
s.s%ssss; APE
c cSssss s s1ssSn Molly Burton
ov.r rsv0ri.s Song Orchestra
pillicoddy " Mr. Burton Mrs Pillicoday. Mrs. Burton
Ti IfARiiif MS SATS Mrs D''''
Marvellous. Mr.. Johnston Phabs: Miss Weston
NATIoNAI, THEATRE. CHATHAM sTREEr.-DooRs
Sa5's$ sss%$%ssD
Gildsr0y. Mr. w. G. Jones Iolias Mrs ". g. Jones
FIRST or APRIL
or CHARLES THEATRE, BowERY, NEAR CHATHAM
- square-Boxes and pa1qnet % cents
Saturday evening" bM ON ANp , + g::ssm'd
Damon. Mr. J. r. Scott nermione. Mrs. J. R Scott
Wallace. Mr. J. R. Scott Helen Mar Miss Mitchell
arg
received with favor BY highly respectable and
pssstsS s" AssSs% Is
Concert will commence mt . O'Clock.
DARNUMs MUsEUM-oN SATURDAY EVENING, AT
s ss the Af e hs
noon. at O'Clock, DON CESAR DE BAZAN: Tho
pI 1T h0re ayR"R q can
ments. &C., Is cents Parquet and First Balcony l2 cents
extra.
WEIGHS Observation-Disclosures, PHILAD
gnihoent Temple Equestrian
matte Art closed March Is after most brilliant Of
Hcnrotte sontag and Troupe commenced series
of tho most Operas Monday March Is and will
The regular dram will begin May with power
full OF naming some OF the greatest stars IN the
will given the author of the best ORR
gna Oriental Equestrian Dramatic Spectacle in three acts
the decision to be left to number of competent judges
with the above be ascertained
from G. w. LEWIS Dramatic agent Broadway Theatre.
s. L. HARRIS Acting and Stage Manager
Welch's National Amphitheatre, Philadelphia
DRorEssoR ANDERSON, THE GREAT WIZARD OF
J. THE NORTH,
Whose European reputation Of twenty years ms
putaton by three millions American oitizons
the greatest Magician Of either ancient modern times
swallow all and eclipse all other Wizards Mayican
Kings of Magic &c. who have sprung since the Pro
existence las in Europe suoh host of itnerants.
THE WIZARD OF THE NORTH,
chareSton s. c. for three weeks; after which he viii visit
Mobile, Ala; New Orleans La; Havana Cuba; Savannah
Gal VA re- M Nd. 80 March Mare ar . three
Pa; and New York City for the Worlds Fair in May,
1853 when the lovers Of the marvellous will have wonders
to look upon unparalleled in the world.
PRoFEssoRs AN-DER.s
During his Southern tour.
And when no Is again tn North
Richard will BIO found himself again"
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CPRING ARRANGEMENT

CPRING ARRANGEMENT-FOR NEWARK, FARE
- 10 ocnts-Thc steamer PASSAlC, Capt. Gafy, will
on and after Thursday March 81 run as folIows-eayo
Newark foot Of Centre street at o'clock M-landng
at Bergen Point each way Freight taken AZ reasonable
rates.
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EoR SAN YRANcIsco.THE BEAUTIPUL CLIPPER
REINDEER luilt by Donald Mckay, whose ships ave-
rage hundred days. The Reindeer will sail In fow
days Apply to J. s. GAYLORD, 90 Wall street.
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NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA, VIA NEW
Jersey Railroad from foot OF Cortlandt str et-Uned
States Mail and Express line through hours Fare
in "a ~ and PM, 81 7j 9A.M audi PM, s.. Second
class by and SAN and4 PM, 81 co. Through tickets
for Baltimore, Washington Norfolk and Charleston sold
Through baggage agents AM and 81 W. trains Pas
with baggage the ferry fifteen minutes before
the trains leave,
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For rssh sS e p & tYI No. wall
EG, RobERTS Ca 10 Kings Arms Yard London on,
GEO. 'f T. pkA lStis Maxrs
The these ships will not be accountable for gold
nns aans and the value
OF therein expressed.
THE BRITISH 1T, a.A AMp NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL
rRoN NEW YORK TO LIVERPOOL. .,.o
Chief Cabin Passage "a
0'''AN rnoa nosros TO IrvrnpooI
CHIEF Cabin Passage; PIG
't The ships ps from Boston cali at Halifax
ARABIA, Captain Judkns, AMERICA, Captain Leitoh,
Hshsla Sssa esap
AERIcA, Captain Harrison, NIAGARA Captain ain Lang
st.rbosrd bow, red on port bow;
SaHad s.0n' S Sste York Wdnssdyy s
Europa ' stanton, New York, Wsdassday s5sh April.
A Anffs. udiia ssstsP : %sanssdy As;
Ber.hs not secured until paid for
An experienced surgeon on board. -
The of these ships will not be accountable for gold
s R iG ] aa the
thereof therein expressed.
For freight or passage, a aRp No 4Bovnr Green
THE LIVERPOOL AND PHILADELPHIA STEAM
ship Company intend sailing their favorits steanahpe
FROM PHILADELPHIA. -
City Manchester. Saturday, April 2s
yRos LIvsapooL
City Of GLASGOW "Wednesday, April 20
saloon, 500 sS5 US, sccoriding state rooms.
and found With ooinfortably cooked provisions, for
Parte. wishing bring their friends ca obtain
the office Of THOMAS RICHARDSON, Agent
Elk p
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TRAVELLERS' GUIDE.


CAMDEN AND AMBOY RAILROAD TO PHILADEL
~ phiafrom pier No North rverT lines daily, ut
10 AM and P.M.-Accommodation line at 10 A. NJ, by
steamboat Trenton to South Amboy, cars to Borden
town, aud steamboat r. Stockton to Philadelphia
Fare-42 Express line at PM by steamboat John Pot
ter TO Amboy thence direct TO Camden by carhrough in
four hours Fare- Returning, leave Pilsdslpia at 10
An. and2P.M.
L,OR ALBANY-FARE $1.--ALBANY AND NEW
II York Inland Route Radioactive daily express
trains at AM and 345 M connecting at Albany with
central lines Of railroads. North and West from the
depot Of White, Elm, and Centre streets whero
through tickets be procured and baggage checked
Schenectady Utica SYRACUSE Rochester and Buffalo Pas
snger also received At Brooms and Bowery and Twenty
will land at Croon Fails and Chatham -Four
only. All ether trains will start from City Hall sta
ton, Of Tryon and Centre street, heretofore
LNOR ALBANY.-THE STEAMER FRANCIS sKIDDY
will leave every Tuesday and Thursday evening" a.
o'clock, for Albany direct For freight passage apply
board or to JAS MCCULLOUGH, JR., 32 Warren street
i. NJ. and land at Ncwburg and Poughkeepsie.
HUDSON RIVER RAILRQAD.-TRA DAILY FROM
IL Chambers street for Albany AMI Tf6y.--
Express train, 6A.M-through in four hours connecting
with trains reaching Buffalo Montreal a. o'clock same
evening.
Mail TRAIN sam. Through way train at1PM
Express train, Pm. Accommodation train, 6 PM
Passengers taken At Chambers Canal Christopher -Four
teenth, and Thirty first streets
sunday trains from Canal street at TX NJ for POUCH
ksspsie, and Pm for Albany stopping way stations
EDMUND FRENCH, Superintendent.
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CORPORATION Nor1cE.-pEpARrNENr OF RE.

CORPORATION NOTICE.-DEPARTMENT OF RE-
~ pairs and Supplies, March %, l353.-To Builders
Sealed Will be received at the ONCE Of the Com
missioner 81 Repairs and Supplies, No New City Hall
until ThuEsAay April It'll at II o'clock M at which time
they will be opened in accordance with ordinance
thereo for erecting house at the of First
and Filth street accommodate the Seventeenth
Police Station the Sixth Judicial District
CINE Company No 26, and Hose Company No. H. Builders
will estimate for the masons ana carpenters work
rNty The plans and specifications Of the work to be done
and all information in regard thereto be had at the
ooe Of the Superintendent Of Repairs to Public Buildings
10 Elisabeth street Blank estimates will be furnished at
either ohce N. B.The Commissioner the right
reject all Of the estimates II deemed for the
terest Of the Corporation.
BARTHOLOMEW p. PURDY,
Commissioner Of Bepairs and Supplies.
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ASTROLOGY.

MRS. ALVIN, FROM PARIS, WILL FURNISH IN
l telligence about all circumstances of life to all those
who address her. likewise ntorprets dreams law mat
ters and love- by astroogy books and science and tells
her visitors the person they will marry. Mrs.. Alvin
speaks the English French, and German languages Resi-
dencc 259 Bowery stairs, Stanton street. Office
hours from 10 A. NJ to 8 =. NJ.
NEATRIMONY MADE EASY, OR HOW TO WIN A
V Lover.-Professor Lawton Boston, formerly of Lon
dom will send any address, receipt of dollar post
paid plain directions to enable ladies gentlemen to win
the devoted affections of of the opposite their
hearts may desire The process simple capt
waiting all may married irrespective Of appear
ance or poston and last though not least it BIO
ranged with such ease and deoacy that detection is i'm
letters from the Post Office unless the postage paid
NEATRIMONY MADE EASY OR HOW TO WIN A
M lover-Madame de Forrcste late Of Paris and London
will send any address, receipt of dollar postpaid
the captivating and perfect directions enable lady
gentleman to win the affections of Of the opposite
may be desired. The simple and capt.
waiting that succeed irrespective of
appearance, position Address Madame de Forrestie
boy No. 10 Broadway Post office.
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TyonNUTATIoN OF QUIT RENTS y FINANCE Oh,
- setion g. title ordinance respecting the Sinking
fnd that whenever persons may desire 20
due the corporation, it shall DO tns
autv ptroer to such
rsts OF per and the prodaction 81
sAst and all Of rent have bees paid nso @
suts release Of such quit rent There are day ana
Nons fog committing single lots, where S The
rent was reserved ON . larger tract oy Rnsmhr.ncs.
deeire " sell and give title free TON hss hesa MOI
commute unless all the owners q tne oiis r
lon IN the Tho counsel 70 'ns
kns dyen opinion there no lessi =.
unless there has been some
~ ~. rant have determined, therefore, to commute
40 the Of the above ordinance on 70
that the amount TO DO paid Tor
~ rsieese Is than the amount charged on the
portion be released by prior Dc
tvssn The owners A. fLA1u, oomp'ronor'
CORPORATION NoTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE is HERE
~ By given to the occupant or occupants
all and lots improved unmproved lands al
fssed thereby that the following assessments have been
the and lodged in the once OF inc
Of Assessments for examination BY all persons IN
Fourth Eighth The limits embraced by such
include all the several houses and lots OF ground
parcels Of land situated on oon
2Sth between Fourth and Eighth avenues
whose affected by the ABOVE nane1
and who opposed TO the same or either
them their objections IN writing
to the undersigned at their ohce No Han Oh "scoas
within thirty days from the date Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE.
CHARLES j. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES MCNEIL,
Once Bureau Of Assessments Street Department March
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INRANKLIN MUSEUM 175 CHATHAM STREET.-GEO
Lea PropretorThe above establishment open every
afternoon, at o'clock and in the evening, at for
purpose Of Classic and Original Represen Living
Statuary by Mile Casincts Troupe of Model Artists
gethr with variety of beautiful performances For further
particulars, bills Of each day. Admisson-Seats in
Private Boxes 90 cents; Seats with
chairs cents Boxes, % cents Gallery, 12s cents
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(yRoToN AQUEDucT DEPARTNENT-To WAs0ys-
~ Sealed proposals. will be received at tho the
Croton AQaeduct Department otunda Park until Mon.
day tho 4th day Of April 1855 IL O'Clock NJ TO build
with Tho necessary receiving basins euvets In
Christopher street. from Green Hudson
river The paa Of the and specifics for
Of De same and all other information relating thereto
b obtained applicatbn;to the Water Pnryeyor At
this o0os. NICHOLAS DEAN,
MAJ Ynrk Marcel