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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-17

The n Y. Tribune states that . per(j = ~
gineers is now actively engaged d s1evqyinG
the proposed route of q new railruad mn ~
Lakes to New York city. Its gsnsrut ee9nD1
will be midway between the two exissipg ~
the Erie Railroad and the Buffalo li1G = =
said the new line will diminish the diekeo 1Roal
Buffalo to New York some ssvsnty-1Hp -
hundred miles.
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KEY WEST,

Will lesvs TUESDAY May a. O'Clock A. ~ ears
FOR KEY WEST, via PENSACOLA, .zfES.
=. - rAPpAsaAGHICoLA. ps ST. MARKS CEDAR KEYS AARae
JAMES DAY Talbot commander viii eave the Lake end
ofths Peneharsin iscsd above FOR freight passage apply
to- GREEN, HARDING co. Sc Poyd
81 All msiaba matsr must through the Pos-ofc.
packages b.
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HAMBURGER.

EOR HAMBURGH-The fine fast sail s
ing American ship TAILEyRAND, Capt Young, having
greater engaged, will immediate
dist For freight Of 80 hhds Totso 100 bales coo ap
TO J.P. WHITNEY a co. 81 Camp street
~ For passage. apply TO the Captain board. apis
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ST. us.

Will Ieavs SATURDAY, May ss O'Clock r.E
EOR ST. LOUIS, CAIRO, AND MEM ~ =
u PHIs-RegulA Passenger Paekct-Ths nsw, Ln&1 =
magnificent elegant East running packet
JAMES ROBB, Capt H. Carroll will leave her TIP
magnificent
spp on board o oGEsBY AChULAY ss - ~
plication 10 the Agents. my11
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NYE CO., SHIP AGENTS AND COMMISSION NER

NTYE CO., SHIP AGENTS AND COMMISSION MkR
IN chants Valparaiso.
WILLIAM ,. EYE. y a. RIoHAE AUGUSTUS LOMBARD
References
sArr1Aso-Hon. Battle peyton.
VALPAR Arso-Mesers. Alsop 4 Co. Hemcnvay Co.
PAsAxA-Messrs. Corwne, Bro. Co., Garrison a Trets
Vim. Nelson Co. . -
LvERpooL-Nessrs. Bowman, Grinpen 1 Co., William
jackson, Esq.
NV YoKI-nessss 3. K. Collins Co.. 0oodhus q Co.,
CAPT. Ezra Nye, steamer Pacific
BALrInoRE-MsssPs. Johu Henderson Co., Thomas D.
Hand Co., White and Elder
BAN FR ANcIsoo-Messrs Flint, Peabody Co., Husssy
Bond h Hale Chas Doane Esq, J. H. Lyon, Esq.
Bosror--Msssrs Ammi &. Lombard RsQ., 4. b Brigham
4 Co., Gliddcn / Williams
CAHfoN-Nye, Psrkin Co.
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FINE ARTS.

DICTUREs PICTURE FRAMES, LOOKING GLASSES
L and clocks Wholesale and retail the
terms by BERNARD McQUILLN, at his old established
store No ~ Catherine street. New York lie pledges him
self to give satisfaction to all who patronize HIM Pedar
and dealers supplied Clocks repaired and warranted
DARE CHANCE FOR AN ARTIST-THE SUR
III scriber who Is about to first class saloon in
Crystal Palace would make with artist
to exhibit his paintings and would also assist in selling
them, free OF charge Please address @ r. Herald oce
stating where an interview may be had
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THE MARRIED wOMAN's PRIVATE MEDICAL
i Compsnion-By DR.. A.. Y Msuroesu, Professor q
Ss 81 1' e e
the husband might have been spared Timely pssseson
q this work intended sspsoiaiy for the mssss4 OF
secrets which should be sno.s 70 them ParsissiAriy
Here Also every fsmss<hs wife, shc mether-the ens
either budding into woanhesd the ohsf IN shs Decline
ofyears u whom nAtsse - ehang4
rsmsass and 4. most :..s nod. q euro 10 every CON-
plant to which her SEE Is suWsct.
Extract letter from gentleman In Dayton, Ohiel
DR.. A. n nAr.,crAu 10 Liberty street. > .''-
Ny Dear sr-My wife has been psrceptibly sinking feg
In OF her aagui
aud suffering months before and during her eonnne
msnt-eysry succsssye and dsbitatns ana
which the last occasion, despaired Of sup1ossA
this state Of things inevitable snd resigned nyssf
the worst AT thk time, NOV about tive monthsJ heard
book highly 'Pcs;s o. = ''ns .s.s..s
press ths relief Afforded distressed mind ana
great discovery Of n Dsso..as. provided rsms6y Il
opened pTS:RsSs to me xsh ssls esp:.iv.d ". pos
IN her grave and ny shdrss % ~'a'a nave '''~
its Of course impeacttoable 70 convey moro fully the
Intended The thoss contemplating nsrrsss
For sale At n Broadway No. Astor Houss tha
publishing once 13e Liberty street. New Yerk, LiSts oe
Albany; Joseph 1ncssr Mobile Also r. y Peterson -
VIII Be transmitted b. mall free Of postage 20 part
the United states letters must be addressed post paid,
70 DR. N. nAURICEAU, once l29 Liberty street, New
York, or DO, ! "a New York Post once
eoSs!% the So.i viii b cr.srSsd TO Any lsSy o. 400.
Nsmau who xssxe H. free ofcSrene9 " any pArte( ~
UstsS etatss. u stassssiss - Absyk
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DAGUERitEOTYPES.

DAGUERREoTYPE LIKENEssEs WORTH HAVING
~ Such daily TAKEN in every style Of tho of
first families at the old and popular Of
KNAPP $50 broadway Prince street. 1913 Bowery
Andersons carpet store Family groups taken in
superior Lkenesses the sick deceased perso
ally attended to by Mr. h.
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INCORPORATION NOTICE - PUBLIC NOTICE IS
NJ hereby given to the occupant or 90
supant Of oil houses and lots improved unimproved
affected thereby that the following Assessments have
completed by thu Assessors and lodged In the oee
Sons vi, s"i,nr sewer IN Tsnth sysnue
|fren Thirty to Thirty third street and In Thirty
Third street r. m Tenth 60 Ninth The limits
bvseed by such assement include all tho esverA houses
and lots OF ground lots pieces and parcels Of land
both sides Of Tenth between frat
land streets on the east side Of Tenth avenue
between Thirty third and Thirtyfourh Streets thu
norh eide Of street between Ninth And Tenth
both sides Of street between Ninth
land Tenth and the south side Of
|s<eest between Ninth and Tenth avenues All persons
whose ntrests affected by the above named assess
and who opposed 20 the either Of them
requested 10 present their In writing to the
derfigDed ut their ONCE No Hall Of Records within
tAtty days from the date Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES MoNIELL, y
Once Bureau Of Assessments Street Department March
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CORPORATION NoTycB.-ruBLIc N0rIc.Is HERE
xms gstss s sas: SsSS Il
named ss,,s..: In SsA1 H sss from
!: .s'ss., s..s north .sss. and
also from Houston Stanton street; aso in Bs.sman
f:s tr.sap S quar- s.. svss s Il ss,A Moor:
street from West Broadway 20 Hsssen street. also IN
I:.ith street. Jan. Trey Also the Board
Us above or either Of them and having
CLERK, ss this onss. on or ssisIs Sfssyi nat
croson Aausduet Department.. March H. Gs r''"''A~
NoRPORATiON NOTIcE.-DEPARTMENT OF RE.
snS snRP Sara :. ne 5 ~ lid
:s ID s' Es sss qgps No. ss~ With SS HAIL sns
thu First
va Fh S si cc"s @
sse Company No and Hose Company No T. builders
rassy The plans and Of the work 70 he done.
sad All Information Ia regard thereto can 10 had g. this
~ Esheth street Blank viii be furnished
stner ofnes N B-Tho Commissioners reserves the right
70 reject ala o. the estimates deemed for tho in
''''s' y Wv s''r''"B BARTHOLOMEW D. PURDY,
Commissioner Of Bepairs and supplies
GyTREGT DEPARTMENT, NO HALL or RECORDS.
Public notice Il hereby sysn that The lollowns Ts.o
men,To grade and pave Fourth avenue from Thirty.
ls All persons ntsrseS ssy,s elections sLrs. are
ksssS ~ 1888 's. JAMES TURE} Street Commissioner
CrREET DEPARTMENT, NO. AUALL OF RSCoRDs.-
s.y ss s1f aa
ssS a s gr feet Of dswsss q %
ss sr@ .sa ma %
Esde Lawrs,ee street. from 10Th 70 10Th ssrss, and -
s u and ar s scsss g 10
y I '"' srxs scS Z s:s c
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EXTRA PAY.


OFFICERS, MARINES, AND SAILORS OF THE
nnvy, and officers snd of the service,
the Pacific tho coast Of California during the
Mexican at time from 1916 to 1852 entitled "a
In Of tho death Of Of the above tbs
heirs obtain tho same. Address or apply to
p. I. BETS, 10 W all street. basement.
TINTED STATES sEAMEN's EXTRA PAY OFFICE,
u C5 Wall street front office, second foor0hcers
and marines the legal Of such who
United states vessel on the Pacific ocean from
Apply as above. r. ROWING, Agent.
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HUDSON RIVER RAILaoA OBTAINS DAILY rRoi

HUDSON RIVER RAILWoA OBTAINS DAILY PROM
Al Chambers street, for Albany and Troy
with trains rsashing Buffalo Montreal at o'clock
evening
Express train Pm Accommodation train, 6 r.M.
taken at Chanbors Canal Christie fsuy-
teenth, and Thirty .Arst streets
Sunday trains rom Canal street, At TX A. H. for Pouxh-
hssppie and Pm for Albany stopping all
EDMUND rRKNCh, superintendent.
NEW YORK AND PHILADKLPHIA-DIRECT UNI.
~ Ted States Mall and Exprsse Lines, through In fou
Yorh foot Of ce,t.nas stree. :; and ~ andt an!
A. W. and bh =. NJ, - Leave PbiladephiA ~ l. T. and
An and o. pm. For first class, 81 second do, @ aud
A. NJ and r. ny $50. For Baltimore, Washington,
Norfolk and through Mcksts sold and through
BNes from New York. With Baggage sfo che
hsxy fftsvu atartvs before ti.s ksalnS leave
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1IATRIMONY MADE EASY, OR HOW TO WIN A
M Lsysr-Professor lawten, Boston, formerly OF Lon
dom will address receipt OF dollar
Maid plain directions 70 enable ladies or gsusmen
The devoted Of many Of the opposite their
desire The SIMPLE but sapti-
vatisg that al married. irrespective OF appear
anee position and last though not least IL be
possible Address Professor Lawion, Boston, Mass No
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:
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICES.


DUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE, NO. 81 CHAM
bers IL hereby given TO the relatives and
next Of kin q William Heating OF Nova Scotia deceased
and who is alleged to have died that shall apply
to the Surrogate Of the county OF Now York for letters
18th day of April next, o'clock in the forenoon
Dated, New York, March % 1853.
PETER d. SWEENEY, Public Administrator.
DUBLlC ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE, NO. 81 CHAM
bers strectNotce Is hereby given to the relatives and
next of kin OF Michael Sullivan of Mobile deceased and
tie Surrogate of the county of New York for letters Of al
miustration upon the estate Of said intea on the
day April next, o'clock in the forenoon
Dated New York March % 1853.
PETER b. SWEENEY Public Administrator.
DUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE, NO. 81 CHAM
bers streeNotice Is hereby given to the relatives
Of kin Of Philip L. Pratt late of tho city Of New York.
deceased and who sllegod to have died
that shall apply TO the Of the Of New
York letters OF the estate Of the
said ntestae the 9Th day OF April next at No O'Clock in
the forenoon. Dated, New York, March g. 1888.
PETER B. SWEENY Public Administrator.
DUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE, NO. 81 CHAN
bers treetNotee hereby given to the relatives aud
kin of Palmer late Of the city of New York.
widow deceased and who is alleged to have died ntestate
that shall apply TO the Surrogate Of the county of New
York for letters Of tho estate Of the
said ntesate the sd day Of April next at O'Clock in
PETER r. swEENY, Public Administrator.
Dated, New York, March n, 1855.
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s::a Is; ~ y: :s M:
street. Sss.ssa 7.nsS and Eleventh sysaus. and s.s
: Sss'es Sis this
Sealed proposals. win be received At thi: once, until
sTrSs ss as sss sss
The sidewalk eastery sidewalk q Rstsers street from
e ss" s rs s' s'
p.ss asR street from Eighth 6rssas
saaRs
CTREET DEPARTMENT, NO HALL OF Of, RECORDS
basin. sH
and repairing portion the nterseet,cn specdcsons
e had f cs
March &C. 1853
CTREET DEPARTMENT, No. 4 HALL OF RECORDS
a ana rv @s
space four feet wide through sidewalks
Sixth
aa' sss'',ss
no ICE DEEA "a IIs PROPOSALS. WILL RE
once the Park until IL o'clock on the ith April next for
sPy' Il
.he best msnnsr in the cehouse on Blaekwss Island on
dust and all expenses attending tho delivery. Any in
formation required win be given application at their
office. PETER MCLAUGHLIN,
WILLIAM T. PINKNEY,
ISAAC TOWNSEND.
Office Of tho Governors Of the Amshoue, March a. 1853
CROToN AQUEDUCT DEPARTYENT-TO MAsONs.-
~ Sealed proposals will he received at the once Of the
Croton Aqueduet Department, (Rotunds Park until Non
day, the 9Th day of April 1858 at ~ o'clock NJ to build
with the necessary rcosvng basins and oulverts in
Christopher street from Greenwich to the Hudson
The plan Of the and specifications for build
ing Of the and all other information relating thereto
this ofhoe. NICHOLAS DEAN,
President Of the Croton Aqueduet Department.
New York, March 49, 1858.
CRoToN AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENTAL CONTRAC-
~ torsSeaed proposals endorsed Proposal for
in Fifth svenuen also with the of the
making tho same and the date Of It's presen-
taton will he received ut tie oco Of the Croton Aquedact
neparment until Monday, the 4th day of April 1853 at
o'clock M to build with the receiving
basins and cuyerts in Fifth from 2ith street to
Harlem river being in length about O feet The plan OF
the aud specifications for the building OF the
and Gil other information relating thereto be obtained
application to the Water Purveyor at this office
NICHOLAS DEAN
President Of the Croton Aqueduet Bepar tment.
New York, March %, 1863.
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NOR ALBANy-FARH M.-ALBANY AND NEW
II York Inland Routs Railroaa. Two daily express
trains ~ A. NJ and 3A NJ, connecting NJ Albany wAh
:sns lines q railroads North and West from tbs new
through teheM procured ard baggage checked for
schensctady Utica Syracuse Rochester, sad Buffalo Pas
also received Brooms aud Bowery and 1xsnty
sixth street and Fourth stations The above trains
will land Falls and Chatham -Four Cor
only All other trains wd start from CITY Hail sta
tio Trysn row And Centre street. a. hereos
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CORPORATION NOTICR-PUBLIC NOTICE Is HERE.
by given 70 tho owner or owners, occupant or occu.
ands affected thereby that the
een completed by the AsseErs and lodged In the office
fons interested, viz For building in Division
street between Clinton and streets The
by such include all the houses
Ind lots Of ground ot pieces aud parcels OF land
tuated both sides Of Division between Clinton
Hnt Gouvorneur Streets the east side of Attorney street,
between Division aud Grand streets both sides Of Ridge
Street between Division and Grand Streets the south
Of Grand street. between Attorney and Gouvereur
directs All persons whose interests affected by tho
Above and who opposed to same,
pr either Of them requested 70 their ohec
kions I'm writing, to the undersigned at their Office No
Hall Of Records within thirty days from the date Of this
hotice. WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, Asscssors
CHARLES E'NEILL.
0hee Bureau ef Assessments Street Department. March
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au smr psn md sst stssm.S Snvn
so: a y Su. & gS 81 I March
cheapest and most healthy route for bound 70
s of william
AUsySEA4A.S,s s1.A. .s coarAsym,os POS.
rs % ton.
s I i:' :. s's: q
ana :; ss' o u e.. .s
steamship IN the world Her Recommendations for nrss
81 isss' ssss
sas srs The s Fss sS
" passage 'reIH HOWARD SON, Agents. 81 Broadway
A UsTRALIA PIONEER LINE OF MONTHLY PACK.
Ont yentstoIs and Francis metallic Iis beat:
sSs sSss ship sss : & e.
Ss a sp S.h Hr e, Port
Of re sssn. viii bs seen list the pPpson: ample
q .ss ss' G
AND 80 second cabin s% Eysryshns i provided for the
s%a ss ss
psiS sss Ss
price $40 each children under fourteen Of age halt
les
length; her cabin soo%y light well ysnsiis.
A. w. CAMERON. or JOHN OGDEN. ZIG Wall street.
E,OR AUsTRALIA.-THE A NO. NEW YORK BUILT
clipper packet ship TEXAS 0tons capacity
dy receive cargo and Of first and second class
and will sail from New York tho 18th Of April
lar packet chip from New York. her Tor
passengers being constructed improved plan, nad
without regard TO expense well ventilated spacious
eegaps lifted with but two tiers Of beths nearly SINGLE
sbps have three tiers double berhs The borths in
the second cabin built to leave airy and light
next the sides Of the ship thus avoiding the
hanging knees of the ship In the berths also tho
and unhealthy stencil arising from blgo the air
steaks when at The ship win be by
with skilfu physician Our provisions will be selected
with and be the best quality Onefourh passage
money RENTED will secure passage for which apply to
JOHN B. SARDY, 80 South street. corner OF WALL OF to
THOMAS H. SANFORD, 80 South street.
LNOR AUsTRALIA-THE i CLIPPER BARK THEOX-
having all her engaged, has superb
dalton for few first and second cabin
will be taken at rednced rates. she sails in few DAYS
Early application ia necessary to ANTONIO PELLErIER,
proprietor, or to 0VERMANN GREENER, consisnees .
South rtreet.
DR0PELLER STEAMSHIP FOR SALE.-LENGTH, ia
feet beam, 6 feet depth of hold 10 feet copper sten
ed about O feet thoroughly butt bolted and locust
treenaied heavy timbers &c has six lengths
also lengths Of open berths each side between
decks upper cabin il highly finished and handsomely fur
nhed has three mests two wooden and two Francss life
boats thoroughly fitted with anchors chains rigging &C.
has two pressure direct acting engines 81 inch cln
der by 81 inch stroke return fue boilers blower and blow
engines: Worthington pumps, &c. &C., complete. Ap
pyt0 CHAS. w. COPELAND, Consulting Engineer,
"a Broadway.
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sHrppxnG.

TyoR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. STATES NAIL STEAM
IL ship BALTIC Captain j. J. Comstock This steamship
viii depart with the United States m.s for Europe posi-
lively Saturday, April at IL O'Clock NJ BERTH
the foot Of Canal street No berth tai paid
For freight or passage having unequasd
for elegance and comfort, apply 10
EDw'D K. cdtLINs 4 CO., 80 Wall street.
Passengers are requested to be board at TX A. NJ
The esnnip Atlantic will succeed the Baltic and sail
10th April.
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(tAHDEN AND AMBOY RAILROAD TO PHILADEL
" phia-from pss No. North riysr.r NO lines daily, ~
A. A. And 2 P.n.-Accommo dAton lias, ~ An. b.
sssmbess Jshn Potter 70 South Amboy saz, 70 Borden
sown, and .sssmScst r. ss9etssn " phii1saslpeis
sr 70 Amboy direct TO Camden BY sArshrough In
four hours Yare-Sa Returning leave Philadelphia ~
A aad2
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AEATRIM0EY MADE EASY; Or HOW TO WIN
-Nl lover-Madame DE FORRESTIE, late Of Paris and
London will send to address, receipt Of dollar,
post paid the most captivating and perfect directions
able lady gentleman to win the affections Of OF
the opposite be desired Tho simple
and captivating that succesd irrespective
Of age, appearance position Address Madame Dc For
restis, Box No. 10 Broadway Post Once.
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EVAPORATION NOTICE. PUBLIC NOTICE rs
hereby given, TO the owners occupant
ins Of Ill houses and lots improved uninproved lands
Effected thereby that the following assossmsns have
completed by the Assessors and lodged in the office OF
Bureau Assessments examination by a persons
Interested vzFo1 rchaygin sseting and gutter
mbraced by such assessments include all the several
situated on the sou,hcry side Ok Hobokon Street he
West and Washington streets All persons whose
erests affected by the above who
opposed to the same either them requested to
their Office No Hall Of Records within thirty days from
Die date Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors
CHARLES MoNEILL, y
Once, Buxeau Of Assessments Street Department. March
n. 1853
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EIIRNTTUEE.

~ 49, ~
LNURNITURE-J. DIXON, HAVING REMOVED TO
the spacious warehouse SS Broadway next to Grace
Church. would respectfully invite the attention Of his old
stoers and about furnishing to call and
inc his large stock of rosewood and other furniture before
Of bedsteads and bedding In the city Nixon 500 and S
broadway, opposite Eleventh street.
L,URNITUREi FURNITUREi-THE HIGHEST PRICE
II paid for household furniture panoforte feather beds
carpets oil cloths clothing watches mechanics tools fire
musical surgical and mathematical INSTRUMENTS
other property. Apply to X. WALTERS 65 Division
street door from the corner Of Market street
GENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.-HENRY H.
" LEEDS CO., auctioneers. will sell at auction
Thursday March 81 At - East Twenty fifth street. 10
O'clock handsome assortment Of household furniture
mace ny pe'oes 20 order ast sPrihg consisting OF rose
parlor and fancy chairs rich rosewood drapey
curtains rosewood eogeres and tables fine
Brussels and Addison carpets French mahogany furniture
with silk worked pillows card tables extension dining
BILE &c cngravngs in frames basement and bed
beds and bedding mattresses rich cut gas.
gold band china; also, beautiful suit OF enancad
cottage furniture complete with marble tops and in per-
feet order. Sale begins with the kitchen furniture.
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EoR SAN FRANCISCO, VIA VERA CRUZ AND AGA
II pulco-Ths and fast steamship ALBATR0SS,
100 tons su5tAsn v leave ths Port on Thursday March
cheapest and most healthy route for passengers bound to
California FOR frelsht or passage, apply TO
SIMEON DRAPER, l6 Pine street, corner Of William.
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ASTROLOGY.

4 IRIS ALVIN, RENOWNED IN EUROPE FOR HER
skili foretsng the future has arrived and viii fur.
who may addsess her She ntcrpres dreams law matters
and BY asroog books aud science sna tells her visit
lsh French German angsaSes Residence $50 Bewery.
stairs stanton street. Oes hours from 10 A. n to
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INCORPORATION N0TICE.-PUBLICN NOTICE Is HERE
~ ty gwen to the owners, occupant 0cou
pnnt all houre. and lots improved unmproved lands
thereby that the following have been
emEeed by the Assessors and are lodged In the ofce Of
Bureau Of Assessments for examinA by all
Sixth avenue Twenty fourth and Twenty ath streets ALSO
rs street, The limits embraced by such assessment in
all the houses and lots Of ground vacant lots
Twenty fourth street between broadway and Sixth
the south side Of Thirty street. between Fourth
and Madison avenues All Whose interests AZ
fectsd by the above named and who
to the either them requested to present
tr objections in wtng TO the undersigned at their oee
Hall Of Records within thirty days from the date OF
this notice. WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES ]. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES McNEILL,
Once Bureau Of Assessments Street Department March
n l46a
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INCORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
hereby given to the owner occupant
pants Of all houes and lot improved unim proved
thereby that the following have boon
completed by the Assessors and lodged in the oce Of
Bureau Of Assessments for examination by all
viz For rehaggng and resetng curb and gut
stones In front Of Nos lS o. and Thomas street.
evera houses and lots Of ground lots pieces and
parcels OF land situated both sides Of Thomas
wecn West broadway and Church street. All persons
interests by the above named
nd who opposed to the either of them
oesed to present their In writing TO the under
igned ut their Office No Hall OF Records within thirty
Nays from the date of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES McNLELL. }
Once Bureau Of Assessments Street Department, March