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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-21
RATION NOTICE. PUBLIC NOTICE IS

|ORATION NOTICE. PUBLIC NOTICE IS
sby given to the owner owners, occupant or occu
L all houses and lots, improved unimproved lands,
thereby, that the following assessments have been
led by the Assessors and are lodged in the office Of
lean Of Assessments, fer examination by all persons
led, vh:-For paving Second Avenue, from Twenty
|treet to Ferty-seoond street. The limits embraced
assessment include all the several houses and lots
d vacant lots, pieces and parcels OF land situated
sides OF Second avenue, from Twenty eighth to Forty
street; the north side Of Twenty eighth street 100
rect 36 feet cast and 305 feet west from Second
h sides Of Thirtieth street, S feet east and 800 feet
m Second avenue both sides of Thirty first street,
east and 35 feet west from Second avenue on both
Thirty second street. 35 feet east and 800 west from
avenue; both sides Thirtythird street, S3 feet
4 SIS feet west from Second avenue; on both sides OF
ourth street. S5 feet east and 5 feet west from &c.
enue both sides Of Thirty street. 35 feet east
west from Second avenue both sides Of Thirty
eet 36 feet east and 305 feet west from Second ave-
both sides Of Thirty seventh street, S feet east and
west from Second avenue; on both sides Of Thirty.
trset. 35 feet east and 305 feet west from Second
west from Second avenue; both sides of Fortieth
26 feet east and 35 feet west from Second avenue
Of Forty street. 3 feet east and 5 feet west
bond avenne the south side Of street.
least and 500 feet west from Second avenue All per-
|ose interos affected by the above named assess
Ind who opposed to the came, either Of them,
Tested 10 present their objections in writing TO the
lined, ct their ONCE, No. Hall Of Records, within
lays frsm the date Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
GSH4sTEEs / RqfScE, Assessors.
Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department, Ooto.
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TINTED STATES OF AMERICA, SOUTH CAROLINA
u Disret-Dstrict Court-By virtue of precept to
directed issued out of the court do hereby cite
have, any right title claim interest, property demand
Whatsoever out Of the American ship Harkaway
Of said ship lying in the port Of Charles
the said court the officers and crew. and others
passengers of the steamship southerner, praying that the
condemned sold for certain and
therein DO and before the
United Courthouse in Charleston, Friday the
twenty eighth day Of October instant at IL O'clock NJ
to show they have why the prayer Of the said
LIBEL should not be granted.
THOMAS d. COUDY, Marshal, United States,
Oct. 4, 1885, South Carolina District
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IORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS HERE
ven that petitions have been presented in the Board
+men for tie construction of in the following
Itreets TO within Elizabeth st. from Prince to Grand
so In Franklin street. from sixty feet east of Centre
d Orange street; Also in East Broadway. from Cir
eifcrSon street, and from Jefferson to Montgom
nd. also in Forty third street, from the westerly nS
fth street, also, petition for basin and calvert,
outhwest corner Of Fulton and West streets; also,
Ian for the extension Of the in Battery place. to
th side Of Pier No. at the westerly side Of West
All persons interested in the above, any Of them,
hing objections thereto requested to present the
writing to the Contract Clerk at this etce, on or
Iaturday, October 10Th, 1858.
4 CRAVEN, Chief Engineer, duct Board.
"a Aqueduct Department, Oct. 10, 1858.
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oRAr.oN NorIcE.-PuRLIc NOTICE IS HERE

GRAFTON NOTICE-PUBLIC NOTICE Is HERE.
given TO the owner, owners occupant occupants
ouses and lots improved unimprovsd lands affected
that the following have been pleted
assessors, and lodged in the Office Of the Bureau
u ments for examination BY all persons interested
Y building sewer in Forty first street, between Third
tington avenues. The limits embraced by such as
L Include all the several houses and lots Of ground
lots pieces and parcels Of land situated both sides
FIRST street. from Lexn gton avenue to Third avenue
west corners Of Third avenue and Forty first street.
IONS whose interests affected by the above named
snts and who are opposed to the same, or either Of
re requested present their obi eotions in writing 10
ersgnsd at their office, No. Hall Of Records, within
Avs from the date ofthis notice.
S#5SEas IS. . sYPss
Bureau Of Assessments Street Department, October
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LEGAL NOTICES.

CUPRENE COURT.-IN THE NATTER or THE AP
She city Of New York resye to the opening Of RShty
street the Third the East river in the city Of
New York Pursuant statutes in such made and
ydec tho Mayor Aldermen, and Comonalty Of the city Of
New Orl hereby give notice that they intend 70 apply
said court 70 b held At ths city New York
ut that day thereafter counsel be
beard for the Of q Estmats and
and extent of the improvement hereby intended the open
Eighty nth Third 10 the East
In the city Of New York. laid out the plan Of
said city under and BY virtue Of act Of the Legature Of
The people the State Of New York. entitled An ACT rea
improvements touching the laying out Of streets and
roads In the city Of New York and for other
passed April s, 1877. ROBERT ]. DILLON,
Counsel 10 the Corporation
Dated New York October l. 1853.
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6.-Ssaied proposals, ENFORCED Proposal for sewer
s.reet" will be received At the Office Of the Croton
st Department until Mpndsy ths 24sh day OF ooto
ssary receiving basins and culverts in Eighth street.
avenues and d, being in length about 292 feet.
OF the sewer and the building Of the
Ind all other information rotating thereto be OBJ
application to the Water Purveyor, At this Office
IsO. r. DE FOREST, Al citing President Croton Aque-
.W. CRAVEN, Chief Engineer. 4 duct Board.
Iyork Dat 1 1874
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CEAsIcKNEss ovERooME.-DR. KELLINcER HAS

CEASICKNESS OVERCOME.-DR. KELLINGER HAS
y discovered certain preventive for this great dread of
the Thousands will travel and proclaim the glad
cholera dysentery, darrh@a all manner Of spasmodio
troubles Sold wholesale and retail at 476 Broadway 81
each and SO dozen Dr. Kenger certainly has great
to rejoice at his for restoring the hair after
remedies have failed No doubt If they will call at
46 Broadway and the astonishing evidences
the first families in the nation Sold in large bottles at 80
each containing five Of any other articles sold at 81 It
has refined his beautiful Eminent for family all who
make trial delighted and certain to be cured 1t is
used externally and internally consequently fits all classes
diseases anu weaKness MIN eihor sex re-
most certain and delightful medicine offered to the
afflicted Sold in large beautiful bottles EACH and
So dozen All happily disappointed with its agreea
bic and sanatye qualities There Is scarcely an editor or
NEEDY 1t is the only advertised medicine that received
patronage of the wealth and distinction OF the whole
country Go where you will you will find this beautiful me
dic
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,ORATION NOTICE-PUBLIC NOTICE IS HERE.
gyeu to>the owners, occupant or occupants
and lots improved unimproved lands affected
that the following assessments have been completed
ASSESSORS and lodged in the oce OF the Bureau Of
nents for examina ton all persons interested viz
ging Thirty first street, between Eighth and Ninth
81 The limits lembraeed by such assessment include
several houses and lots of ground vacant lots pieces
reels OF land situated both sides Of Thirty first
between Eighth and Ninth avenues. All persons
nterests are affected by the above named assessments
10 are opposed to the same lor either Of them,
to present their objections In writing, TO the under
At their Office, No. Hall Of Records, within thirty
Ion she date of this notice.
| WILL lam GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES MoNIELL,
Bureau Of Assessments. Street Department October
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&ET DEPARTMENT. NO. HALL OF RECORDS
Operation lNotice.-Publio notice 10 hereby given
MISREPRESENTATION has:been adopted blythe. Common
|1ed, That the owners Of the water fronts between
hrst and streets, on the Esst river be,
III hereby, required to extend the bulkhcad to DO
avenue Ct below Twenty first street, along the said
TO Twenty street with slretuin bulkhead at
br; and that the Street Commissioner boIand he Is
directed 70 give the usual legal notices to Che
cd By the Board Of Assistants, Sept. 15sss Adopt
Bc..d q Aldermen Sept. q lSSs; vAPPrSysd BY
Isl lisa. Street Commissioners.
kT DEPARTMENT. NO. 4 HALL OF RECORDS.
led proposals will be received at this office until
~ nth Of October instant, at l2 O'Clock to grade
9TH avenues and dag four feet Of walks between sixth
snth avenues: to b had on application
D. INA o JAS. FUkEY. Street Commissioners.
|sr DEPARTMENT, NO. 4 HALL OF RECORDS
ieA proposals will be received at this Office until Mon
h sss1sss snd p
GssS Street. ST.
|sr DEPARTMENT, no. 4 HALL OF RECORDS
notice Is hereby given that the following petitions
en- presented in the Board Of Aldermcn:-To pave
4 street. between Tenth and Twelfth avenues Also
living petition In Board OF Assistant Aldermen:-To
and grade "a street ,rs ana
TO Dag four feet Of the walks Of Thirty min tn street.
nth avenue to Hudson river. All persons Interested,
objections to the same, requested to present them
nS to- tho undersigned, Il his office on or before the
ninth day Of October. instant.
B, 1883. JAS. FUREY, Street Commissioner.
tT DEPARTMENT, No. 4 HALL OF RECORDS
oiic notice Is hereby given that the following petition
b presented In the Board Of Aldermen-To hag walks
Ind avenue, between Twenty.ninth and Thirty first
Also the following resolutionTo widen West street,
Battery to Thirteenth street. l25 feet beyond its
width Also, the following petition In the Board OF
t Aldermen-To dig and build we'll in l2sth street,
Sixth and Seventh avenues All persons in terested,
bections thereto are requested to present them in
Ito the undersigned at his office, before the 3Ist
J inst. JAS FUREf. Street Com ssioner.
or 81, 1888.
IET DEPARTMENT. NO. HALL OF RECORDS
led proposals will be received at this Office un I'll Mon
,tobcr at l21s o'clock 7. M TO regulate and grade
ird street from Third 10 Sixth avenue in accordance
newly established grade line. Specifications to be
appc aton TO the tract clerk Of this department
| sr n, 1853 JAS. FUREY, Street. Commissioner.
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lar DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF REcoRDs.-
bile notice 10 hereby given that the following petitions
an presented in the Boardof Aldsrmen:-To pave For
street. between Broadway and Sixth avenue to fenoo
lots the south side Of West street. bo
Nos. 2N and 28 also, tho lots On both sdes Of said
between No 28 and Fifth avenues also, to flag In front
between No. 2l8 and Fifth avenue where not now
70 fence vacant lot between Thirty eighth and For
NNinth avenue, between Thirty sixth and Forty third
- grade Forty fifth street, between Ninth and Tenth
All persons interested having objections, are re-
b, on OF before the I'D day of October, inst.
Il 1868. JAMES TUREY. Street Commissioner.
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d AND S. JERRARD & CO-JEWELERS BY APP
H. pontment to the Crown, and sversmiths in ordinary
Queen Panton street and Haymarkct London beg
call the attention Of the public to their display rich silver
The agent Mr. Fletcher is in attendance daily and will be
happy to afford explanations he also prepared fur
plate both useful ornamental Address 67 Broadway
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CORPORATIOR NUrTCns.
Z AoUEDUcT DEPARTMENT. tx

RON AQUEpUCT DEPARTNENT.-T0 CON.
proposals.. endorsed Proposal for
|aturday. October e. at Il O'Clock n, ct which hour
ID will be opened fer the excavation back filling and
lag OF trench, for line Of six inch water pipe, In
th street. from the main in Third avenue TO point
70 be ave feet in depth three feet in width 1t top
feet in width ~ bottom, The sides 70 b regularly
Joint holes TO DO dug eight feet six inches from centres
ok exoavated to DO removed, and the trench rei
na earth only 70 the level Of the present ne
Ito be kept free from water until after the ppes ~
I'D their Joints cAlksd. The work 70 se commences
Eve days frsm the date Of the award OF tne
lie time allowed for the completion o. the same
days A forfeiture Of five dollars per TSy Will ~ "a ~
ndr the and to the sst hs o. n:
III after the fsithfuI completion OF the work. Est-
WIN state price per RUNNING foot fog the trench
|nr ali the work required TO be done ~ aforesaid, and
,ludine the whole Of the excavation whether EARTH
h otherwise The bids must be made IN the form 70.
Inv the corporation ordinances Blank bids furnished
|oiics. THEO. r. DE FORREST, Croton Aqas-
A. w. CRAVEN, ) duct Board.
VcrS H. 1884
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EvERETr HOUSE, ON UNION sQUARI-THn UN.
~ dersned has leased this and spacious hotel 70
the same on the 18th q November ne.A This he. has bs
erected expressly for the Of faise aaa go
tains apartments embracing ell the comforts and elegance
modora private residences Psrsons desrous Of making r.
vapVemsn sppy at the hotel daily from 10 Ia II A. "
MAWLIY y. CLAPT. La c ~ MannnseA nsseA
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100 600 GIFTS FOR THE PEorLl:-PERHANs
SEVEN MILE MIRROR

or TIVE SEVEN EMU NILE EI nIRRsR ,.,I, -
CHINESE nzsS Ro so s Is BsRoADwAY
Git tickets admitting four persons and ensurng one share
:, 'n' 's'l iSSS GIFTS, ONLY ONE DOLLAR
The whole of the magnhcent series Of paintings
it. exhibitions
saIsiys,isn, with awsllins and Other
mile from Beverly, and ten mile from Phiadsiphis,
access to il evory hour in the day. either BY railroad
Of one thousand two hundred trsos, on which thou
sands Of bushels Of peaches have been raised this
Any Information about til. farm can be given 5; WAN"
James n Farrand, Assembly Buildings Phiadef-
Tho celebrated rottng horse Telegraph who can sroa
seen at the Franklin House. Phiiadslphia. valued
riv. Pianos. worth $500 SSS
Specimens Of tho Pianos can b ssca At the music '
r f1 %sSss worh S M
fs R:a: .ssss
One hundred orders Hats on GonIn, iceeiraisd
Five shoHssnd Cola Pens: 81 each.
Forty thousand Engravngs at rs cents each. lOOW
On. hundred thousand Gifts, valued A. s0s4
i ss share
holders shall meet in suitable place the city
eli s p
and select iron Their nnmosf under whose ~
will be subject 70 the instructions Of tho sharshode aad
win distributes the sts them suoh vayethsr By
Tickets for sale a. the oc Chinese Assembly Rooms from
piano q . Bs house ..d
All orders tickets by letter shoud be addressed TO TO-
sIAH PERHAh, Chinese Assembly Rooms, 500 Broadway,
E.hibtsns every afternoon and evening an and N
O'clock Tickets for single admission oenss; children
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COOPER HOUSE, NO. 3A BROADWAY WILL BE
opened for the accommodation Of guests on nsn
October. A. ]. PEASE BRO.
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WANTED-FOR A YOUNG LADIES' SEMINARY. IN
~ e SCUM. sentiSmsn conpe'cn. 20 .esSn srenea
additional pupils To able pert The ORGAN
would desirable spgAgemsn. Address, ssaSag
NcwArs. " Areeasss. hoa<a skos.
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A CARD.-H. WOOD, MANAGER AND PROPRIETOR
n of Woods Minstres IA Broadway method q
advising his friends and the public that he has entered nt
George Cbrsty late Of Christys Anstrels Mr. Chrst1
will appear at Minstrel Hall, Al Broadway, on MondAy
evening next, Oct. "a. IL WOOD
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.


1853. sAs1 Ssar ss@
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a NJ
iss AlSsn !. S.'''''' ~ Sss syrssu::
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Hal station corner Of Tryo1 ROY saA Centre ;..s
CAnpEN AND Annoy RAIRoAD TO PHIIADBl-
pa. aG9 BIZ No in. Ice di, =
sn g.
no ~ n By steamboat John Potter % Anboy thence
q % i'sHss is' s'ii '
HUDSON RIVER RAILRoAD-!RAINs DAILY rRoH
Gn.|SsT, street ana dUy hours
with trains roachng Buffalo Montreal ~ O'clock
. NAH train. A. N.-Throush way trains A. IA n. sns
Express train, 4 r: .M.-Aeeonmoaas!on train af.k
snsss chiissopSos ioui.esa
sunday from Canal street, for Albany and Tros
''''p'n1 - al way EDMTsp FRENCH, Superintendent.
MORNING LINE FOR ALBANY1LANDINa ONLY
Kingston r0F e Albany
board. The steamer Armenia, Captain l. POLKA
will leave the steamboat pier st the foot Of Jay street.
every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday O'Clock A. NJ
arrive in Albany time for trains going 6aaS west
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPIIA DIREor. VIA
IN New Jersey KalroadUnited States and Express Lines
ssrces a. q, sad K n, and ESQ and $50 p n Leave
Phiiaaepha at $50 A. M via KensingteA and A. NJ aat
% for second e,s.s in A. NJ from New York and $50 =
And throurh ksaraEs carried Baltimore Washngson
Norfolk and Charsston In the and A. NJ and $50 A
$50 r. n trains and connection certain With extra trAins
behind time Passengers with baggage Gross Vie fsry ns
minutas before ths trains leave
NEW YORK TO MONTREAL, 00DENsBUR0, BUR.
IN nston &c. JohnsBury via New Haven, 6prinGned.
Bellows Falls Rutland, Windsor White River Wells RIVER.
Montpeliar st. Albans Rouses Point Ticket emces-Nev
Haven Railroad, Broadway and Canal, ana WsAv
eixkh street. AID Fourth avenue.
FRANCIS HYDE Aren't Ii South sefesA
HOTELS.
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Iy0R LIvERPOOL.-UNITED STATES NAIL STEAM.
II ship ATLANTIC James West, Commander. This steam.
ship WIN depart with the United States mails Europe DO
stvsly Saturday Oct - ct II O'Clock NJ from her berth
ct the foot Of Canal street.
For freight having unsauaed accommodations
EDWAkD K. COLLINS IS Wauu,
Passengers requested TO be ON board Tx A. NJ
The steamship PACIFIC viii succeed the ATLANTIC and
lAil Nov 18th. -
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DAILROAD IRON.-55O TONS SUPERIOR PATTERN,
~ and Of most approved make, for sale by DAVIS,
BROOKS 4 CO., 26 Broadway,
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E'RANKLIN MUSEUM, It's CHATHAM STREET, 0DQ.
Lea, Proprietor above egtablishm-as open sv1
Afternoon ~ O'clock and 10 the evening at TX -
purpose Of Cassio and original roprcssntstns Of LyI
Ststusry, by NIL. Csstnets Troupe Of Model Arsise -
gether Tsh variety OF beauul perfo-msnees For tok@e
PARTICULARS see bills Of sach dey. Adr~stioneass vi
rsta boxes % cents With ssshls shAlt
SIX cents; boxes, cents; gasry, las eents
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dor SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRH.-THl UNITED
States mail steamer HUABOLDT D. Lines sonmandee.
viii leave for Have touching at Southampton land the
mails and Rascaeers Saturday October D. 81 o'clock.
from pier No. 4 North river.
Prioe Of passage-First GLASS .. >. ylzO
Do. DO Second els. 900. ..:..:........ 70
Luggage not wanted during should DO sent
beard the day before sailing marked beown No freighS
will be taken amer ThTTsda October 90 For frsght or
BroadWay. -
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MISCELLANEOUS
e ' :.i ia s ::
sss st:a SSy::s e 4 sis aa.s.s f'a ~
NaySAL .PALAcE-HUNT RosKELL.. LATE
s e is New Bsn rss sne
By Mr. &c 4. sas s hc ss:
Brit ~ der artnsnt q the Crystal Palace.
CRYSTAL PALACE.-MK. LAHocHE, WHOSE COL.
~ lection OF porcelain ard crystaware clocks lamps
SIy:s Ps.ss pubic ssss from ' ~:
At, h: % s s i: has q .1ss
and as they w wsr T. for hsy are
to suit tho taste q purchasers win b forwarded
ana % to with the and
sold will DO Immediately returned to France.
TCoNoMIzE YOUR GAS BILLs-NO ONE WHO DE-
es steady and beautiful n light should be without the
ps1iss shs READ Wat sSss. ] %
ss sSs a'''
good light handsems snsaEs upon our bill: o
Se asn SS oas s 80
End Sth
Of are IL a s
Of they save us than five per cen-sims0n
Call at No 262 Broadway and for yourselves The Re
aGs b 10 Of all viii %
post.
IRON BEDsTEAD wARERooMs.-cHEAP SPRING
Mattress and Bedding DepotThe best beds for health
convenience &C. Iron bedsteads all Sizes 81 to
semnare &c furnished promptly at o5s Broadway
Prince street.
INSECT LIFE is HUMMING, RUNNING,
Bugs hi We come, and more coming,
Ants, mosquitoes moths are round US,
Reaches with their FRANKS confound us,
Rats and mice are in our cellars.
What must be our course, pray tell usl
The question u easily answered single BOX OF LYON
nted pos0nless to and beast will destroy millions Of
insects with single busting. rs cents box flask De-
pot, 424 Broadway.
MRS b. b. NoRRIss CEDAR TAR FOR SALE BY
principal druggist
OLD WARE REPLATED. EQUAL TO NEW. AT rm
rods trays dish eeyers, Britannia ware
Co. Send articles 70 the factory 22 Centre street.
Grand, or once No. ; At ID John street, mp stairs
DURE COUNTRY MILK-wHEREAS, THERE ARE
i many persons in New York selling article purport-
ing TO be country milk under fictitious apd
general know that other but James c. Coy has
anything to do with selling milk and forbid all others
S ST y b. 1
applying by note otherwise to James G. Cofay It's East
A"'A''''A '''''' WATSON BoURoN, Flushing, LII.
DAILROAD IRON.-55O TONS SUPERIOR PATTERN,
IL and Of most approved make, for sale by DAVIS,
BROOKS CO., 26 Broadway
d AND S. JERRARD & Co.-JEwELERS BY APP
IL. pointment the Crown slversmiths ordinary
Queen Panton and Haymarket London beg
call the attention the public to their display Of rich silver
in class twenty of the New York Crystal Palace
afford explanations he is also prepared to fur
psh estimates and drawings Of every OF silver
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TEMPLE OF 0RACEs-SIXTH AVENUE OPPOSITE
L the Crystal Duvulti TIE nsoE
beautiful woman In the profession, has arrived from Paris
and will appear Ttians Venus Cleopatra the Ooddsx
Juno; Also an entire troupe Of model arss will make the
ladies' Performances every hour during The DAP and
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aid WARE REPLATED, EQUAL TO NEW, AT Tm
lowest prices Vi. poon. forks CASTOR; cake baskets
TO- Send articles TO tho factory IA Centre street
Grand, once No. & at Ii John street. mp stairs.
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M at Cozzens' Dock, (west Poins Newburg, Po'keepse
Kingston Catskill and Hudson. Fare 81 to Albany keas
served board. The steamer Armenia, Captain l. POLKA
will leave the pier a the foot Of Jay street
every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday At O'Clock, ~
and arrive in Albany In time for trains going 6aoY wsst
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NEW YORK AND CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP LINE.

NEW YORK AND CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP LINE,
IN via Nicaragua.-The Accessory Transit Company, of
Nicaragua proprieors. in advance of the mail
Only line giving through tickets including Ishmus
ing-The doube-engine steamship PROMETlEUS 1908
tons rthen will leave from pier Ne North river at three
o'clock r. M precisely for San Juan del N0rte Satur
day November 5th connecting with the and favorte
steamship CORTES O0 tons burthen the Nicaragua
Transit route having but twelve miles of land ransporta
ton These steamers unsurpassed in their ventilation
and datons For information passage apply
lyto CHAS. MORGAN, Agent, No. Bowling Green.