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C1RorON AQURDUCr DEPARTMENP-TO CONTRAC-
Sealed proposals. endorsed Proposal for Sewer
b fifteenth street" win be received At the ofse Of the
Cretsn Asssdsst Dspartsat until hendAy thu lash day
u June 1858 AZ IL o'clock to bald sswsr, with the
fen the sewer in fifteenth street abest SO feet west Of
first pont abelt ~ feet Of Second
being length about BIS Tbs plan Of the and
ssacations for the building Of the and all other IN
srmaton relating thereto be obtained apPlsation
NICHOLAS DEAN,
President Of the Crston Aqssduet Department
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fVORPoRATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
~ hereby given TO the owners, occupant
orpanR OF all houses and lots improved unimproved
lands affected thereby that the following
been completed by @ assessors and are lodged in The Of
foe Of the Bureau Of Assessment for examination by all
persons interested, vis-For building in Thirty
ninth street between Tnifd and Lexington The
houses and lots ground vacant let's poces and parcels Of
land situated both sides Of Thirty ninth
Third to Lexington AL persons whose interests
are affected BY the above named and
opposed to the either Of them
sent their objections In writing to the at ber
Office, No Hall Of Records within thirty days from the
date Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLESy J. DODGE $Assessor,
CHARLES McNIELLS
Once Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department Juns
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NROToN AQUEpUCT DEPARTMENTAL CON.
" tractors-Scaed proposals. endorsed Proposal for
Nineteenth street, will be received at the Office Of
the Croton Ague uct Department until Monday the 2th
day Of June 1853 at IL O'clock M to build with
the receiving basins and culverts in Nineteenth
street. from the built in to the
enstcry live Of First being In length about $40 feet
The plan Of the specifications for the bsdipg Of
the and all ether information relating thereto DO
obtained application to the WSter Purveyor: at this
Office NICHOLAS DEAN
President of tho Croton Aqueduct Departments.
New York, June 10, 1853.
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csnnt!sas.s Of tie Sailing F.nd Cen pSellsrs
80 saH Monday, Jane Ath issa - three eslssk Pm
Ne wAsls Or ssy part Of the amount Of Wssee (Isiia
:. A. :.:. ,::..s H. ma =. =. {, =:
May "a less ne said sack viii embrace n shares
Gs par v:l.s q which win :: siss sssh share, s.d
esysbs ssarssrlZ The stseL V be issued will So made
sai STATE "a. number q share. desired tAs price
SAis fsr sssh :nsrs The psssons whose proposals.
awarded 70 then within three days Asr being notified BY
An apartment zach prepsstisn te BE enssssd sealed
r. Ans directed Prsposas fer Building Leaa stsst Ne
ssesnd envelope, sealed and directed TO "A. G. FlAsg
ssn1sssnsr. city Of New Ysrk;n
''''i n e!sIsi Ny es %sR iss 'n
TAvIRN AND EXCISE LIcEEsRs-NOTcs-AL
tavern and excise licenses expire tho Arst Of Nay
efhss Cft. HAl between the ksurs Of 10 and eslssk
er ths several wards On the following days rsspssavs
1th ward. Wednesday and Thursday sth and 9th June
Hts ward, Friday and Saturday, lsth aad 18th Jane.
kth ward, Monday and Tuesday, 18th and l4th June
Nm ward, Wednesday and Thursday lsth and 10Th June
Osh ward. friday aud saturday 18th and 18th June.
days designated above fer their respective wards sad
thereby avoid the penalties Of the law Persons held
licenses are requested TO present them whom applying
Tor renewal
special Nstice-An persons whs shall sell Or deal IN
tresg OF sPrtuous liquors. Except importers distsrs
selling liquors imported distilled by tssn in quantities
above i've saen without being duly licensed subject
4 tshsrs 70 the additional pssisSaeat by indisn.st,
GEORGE q. GLAsIER, First MARSHAL
New Yerk, April Is. 1885,
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-P UBLIC NOTICE s
~ hereby given TO the owners occupant or o.,
cUpsnts Of all houses aud los improved unmproved
IaiGs affected thereby that the following ats
been completed Y the asessrs and lodged in the ocs
OF The Bureau Of Asse smeuts for
sons nte ested ys-ror regulating grading setting curb
snd gutter and tagging Forty fourth street, Fourth
Third TO Fifth The limits smSraced BY suoh as
scssnent include all the several round
yncaht lots pieces and lis Of land situated both
sdss Forty fourth street from Third 10 Fifth
ON the vest eide OF Third avennc north and
eouh o. Forty fourth street both dss Of Lexington
and Fouh avenues loo feet inches north and south Of
Forty fourth street. and the side Of Fifth avenue
100 feet nora snd south o. Forty fourth persons
and xhO are opposed 70 u same or either them
dsrsisnsd, 81 their Office, No Hai Of Records within
thRty days from the u to Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CnAkLEs J. DODGE, {Assessors.
CT AkLES McNIRL,L. y
eass Bureau o. Ass Hmsnts trsss Department June
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CORPORATION NoTICB-PUBLICN NOTICE Is HERE
~ by given TO the occupant occupants
81 all houses and lots i'm lands affect
cd thereby that the following have been
pletd by the asssor and lodged Ia Tho otRoe Of the
Bureau for exani cation by all into
Yested For setting curb and gutter aud tagging
dev aks in 45h street. between Second and Third
The limits braeed by such Include all the
raj houses lets pieces aud parcels Of
both sides 4th street from Second third
ALI persons whose interests affected by the
above assessments and who spposed to tho same
either of then requested TO present. their
I'm writing to the unoerssned ut their Office No Hall Of
Records within thirty days from the date of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES j. DODGE, ASSESSORS.
CHARLES AcNIELL, }
Oce Bureau Of Assessments Street department., Juno
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gyROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENTAL CON-
" tractors -Seaea proposals. endorsed Proposal for
fsw.r tho sow0ry will BE- received At the office q The
OF June 1855 at IL o'clock NJ, to build with the ne
receiving basins and ouvets in tho Bowsry frsm
the but 6roome to the curb
lne Of Rvnson street being in about 1913 feet The
plan Of tho and the building of The
and all other relating thereto be OBJ
tanned application TO the Water Purveyor at this once.
NICHOLAS DEAN,
President Of the Croton Aquedust Department.
York luna
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CORPORATION NOTICE. PUBLIC NOTICE IS
~ hereby given - the swnors occupant
psn OF all house. and lots unimprovsd lands
snsstsa that tho assessments have bsen
ths Bureau Of Assessments for examination by all persons
interested viz For baldipg sewer in Fourth avenue,
between Twenty fourth and Twenty sixth streets The
limits embraced BY such include ell the several
and lots Of yasant lots pieces aad parcels OF
Twenty fourth and Twenty sixth streets All persons
whose interests affected by the above named
nsnts and who opposed 70 the same either Of then
se Tecpeied to present thsir In wiring 10 the
UNDERLINED at thsis Diee No. Hall Records within
thirty days from the date Of his Notice.
WILLIAM GAGE.
CHARLES J. DODGE Assessors.
CHARLES NcNIELL,
Once Bureau Of Assessments Street Department June
q 1883 "
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CORPORATION NOTICE-PUBLrcE NOTICE rs HERE
~ by given to the owner or owners occupant occu-
pants OF all houses lots lands
ated thereby that the following have been
completed by tbe and In the ONCE Of
the Bureau of examina lion by all
Interested For paving Cherry street Corlsara to
East street, also Fast street, from Cherry TO Grand srea
The limits embraced by such assessment include all the
several houses aud lots ground vacant lots pieces asd
parcels OF land situated both sides Of Cherry street.
from Csrlears to East streets the west side of East
street. from Grand street to 100 feet south of Cherry street,
tho side Of Corlcsrs street 100 feet north and
south of Cherry street. All persons whose interests
affected by the above named assessments and
TO the either Of thom, requested to
sent their In writing the undersigned their
efce, No Hall OF Records, within thirty days from the
date OF this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES j. DODGE, IAssessors.
CHARLES McNIELL.
once Bureau Of AsseseEeAts Street rmont, june
1853
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TNOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE.-THE u. 8. NAIL
L steamship HUMBOLDT. d. Lines, Commander, will
and passenger, Saturday July Al from Pier
No. North River Price of passsge-Firt class Sl20
eond class $40 Luggage not wanted during the voyage
should be beard the day before sailing marked "Bs
low For freight passage apply to
MORTIMER LIVINGSTON, Agent, IS Broadway
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STREET DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF RECORDS
Public notice Is hereby given that the following petit
lions have been presented in tho Board Of
~ cufo and gutter and Eighth street. from Lewis
sses 70 E River; to lay crosswalk from stroet
20 me hrst battery cato in said street flag sidewalk
irsng ~ Johns park In Hudson street Beach
sna tasht streets TO lay crosswaks aud pave Thirty
steS hrom Eghth to Tenth All persons into
wItng to the undersigned his ONCE on or beorn tho
1o'h DAY OF June inst. New York June o. 1883 Wv
JAMES FUREY, Street Com ssionor
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DACKETS TO HAvRE-sECoND LINE. THE FOL
lowing ships will leave Havrs the l6h and Now York

They all frGt class New York built ships provided
with all requisite articles for the comfort and of
and commanded y men Of experience in The
Goods sent the Subscribers will DO forwarded free from
any charges bat those actually incurred
BOYD HINCKEN, AGENTS, I6N PeArl street
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INOR SOUTHAMPTON AND BRENEN.--THE UNITED
Il States mail steamer WAsHIN GToN, H. Fitch, so.-
Ander will sail for Bremen, touching At SouthsmP to
land rhc mails aud passengers for Enzlspd and Francs
Saturday, Juno 18th At IL O'Clock, NJ frem pier No.
In frs. cabin, main saloon ...........S l2s
In nrsc ehhn, lower Saloon. W.
In second csb bin. W
An experienced surgeon attached each steamer All
pcss through the post office Specie delivered
In Bsyre ard London For passage freyht amply to
hOLLER, EAND RIEEA, Agents, IS South street.
The steamer Hermann will succeed the Washington AID
sail July 49,
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CTEAH BETWEEN NEW YORK AND GLASGOW
- The Glasgow and Nov Yerk Steamship Conpany's
Craig commander viii is.ys New York for el.scx On Sat
September u oslesk First cabin saloon sats
rooms) 500 do do tmidshp do SIS; second ssbn. So;
third class $e0-steward's fees included. Apply to
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syROTON AoUEDUCT DEPARTMENT-TO CONTRAC.
~ tors-Sesod proposals endorsed Proposal for Sewer
1,rot.n az u.t,, uand,W ~. ss,b s
of Jure 1853, at 10 o'clock, NJ. TO build sewer with tho
necessary receiving baens and culyerts, in Madison
avenue, from the built in Madison avenue
at Thirty seventh street to the southerly line OF
Thirty eighth street. being In length about 20 feot The
plan of the and specifications for the building Of
the and all other relating thor
obtained application to the water purveyor. at this
Office NICHOLAS DEAN,
n Pre'ident Of tho Croton Aqueduot Department.
Now
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NROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT.-TO CONTRAC-
torseslod proposals endorsed Proposal for building
Sewer In strses" will be received At the
Office of tho Grafton Agsduct until Monday
the 18th day Of Juns 1853 At IL o'clock M TO build
With the receiving basins and eulvsrt in Forty
fourth street point about 200 feet east q Sixth
to ard through Third with the
NJ Forty seesnd street. being In length about 3S4 feet The
plan Of and for the building Of the
all other aton relating thereto, be OBJ
AAinsd application 70 the Water Puvsyor at this eOo.
NICHOLAS DEAN,
President Of the Croten Aquedust Department..
New York, June 4, 1853
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TRAVELLMRp GU1DN.

CAMDEN AND ANNOY RAILROAD TO PHILADEL-
~ pha-from pier No North river. Two lines daily, at
10 A. n. PIP. II. Accommodation line at 10 A NJ by
steamboat Trenton to South Amboy ears TO Borisntown
and steamboat Stockton to philadelphia Fare-$2 Elk
line al +. M by steamboat John Potter to Amboy
thsnee direct Camden by four hours and
half Fnre-A Returning, leave Phadclphia NJ 10 A.
and p.
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VKTALLACKs THEATRE.-NR WALLACK HAS THE
w honor inform IL r-nds and the public that his
bensht nisht Of the present v take
place Monday June when beautiful pas
toral play Of AS YOU LIKE 1T.
will presented with it's unrivalsd cast costumes
and Mr. Ishsrwoods exquisite forest scenery;
and other en- Entertainments.
pox book 0psn.
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CORPORATION HOTICB.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is
" hereby given the owners, occupant
pants Of all houses AID lots In lands
Affected tAereby the fos wing
completed tie ana srs lodged The sss Of
tsrssed vsYor aaSsns the westerly sidewalk 81 Bread
way Thirty sixth " Thirty ssth street. The limits
sbasss BY sush include all the houses
ed IF f.ans v.rsns l:' piece. ..a parcel. q
sxth 70 Thirty sinth street. All psrsops whose
are Affected BY the above named assessments and vhs
oppose to ne saRs either Of hsm
sps their ebsstes IN writing the undersSnsd their
e@ee NAL Of Records within thirty days from the
MILLIAM GAGE
CHAhLEs J. DODGE, Assesors..
CHAkL1S NcNIRLL,
1G63 - Aes' D~f~A'AAsA'' e-As "
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E,oR ALBANY-rARE N.-ALBANY AND NEW
trains .ss A. n and NJ sOnn.otins At Albany With
central lines Of railroads North and wess from the
thoush tickets can be procured and baggage checked for
also received At Broome and Bowsry Twenty
sixth street and Fourth stations The trains
will land passengers At Croton Falls and Chatham Four
Corners emily. All other trains will start from City Hall
station, Of Tryoa aad Centre Streets here
kofor
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CRoToN AQUEpUCr DEPARTMRNT.-To CON
" traetors-Ssaled proposals, endorsed Proposal for
wer in Hammond street, will b received At Vi. once q
day Of June 1sk3 at II o'clock NJ to build :s or vii
TIE Necessary resolving basins and suivsr in Hammond
street. from ths In Greenwich to the North
river being In length about 2645 feet The plan Of the
and for the building Of the and all
ether information relating thereto be obtaiaod
plisation 70 the Water PIrveyor at this once.
NICHOLAS DEAN,
President Of tho erotsn Aqusauet Department
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NEWPORT wArR9 CURE WILL BE OPENED On
IN the frat Of April IL has been Atted wth partisula
regard comfort and csnvensncs aud wh ths ssshraed
Lehthlncss of the Newport climate will be most
Able cure. Address DR. W. u. REH, NewpotA RL
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CRoToN AQuEDUcT DEPARTMHNT.-To MAsoNs-
~ Sealed proposals, endorsed Proposal for building
Sewer Thirty street, will be at the office
Of the Croten Aqueauet Department otspd Part until
Monday the 18th day Of June 1855 at II o'clock M to build
with the necessary receiving basins and In
plan the and specifications for the building Of the
and all other Information relating thereto be OBJ
tissd application TO the Water Puryeyor at this oos
NICHOLAS DEAN,
President Of the CrotoR Aquedust Department..
EeM York lima A. l66d
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NROToN AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENTAL CoNTRAC
~ torsseaed proposals endorsed Proposal for
In Thirty eighth reet will be reesysd at tho office OF the
Croton Aqueduct apartment until Monday the Goth day
of June 1883 at II O'clock, M to build sewer with the
street. from the built In Thirtycighth street.
Fifth point 500 feet Of Filth
bein in length about $50 feet Tho plan Of the aud
specifications for the building Of the and ell other In
forma ion relating thereto be obtained application
to the Water purveyor, at this ofice.
NICHOLAS DEAN
President Of tho Croton Aquoduct Department..
Val IN rSso
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OFFICE OF THE ACCESSORY TRANSIT COMPANY
~ Of Ncsragus New York, juno 1853 The directors
of this company having appointed Charles Morgan Esq
their agent for running the companys steamships BETWEEN
New York and San Jusn del Nort transit tickets will
furnished to him alone and passengers required
cordinry purchase their tickets by the cempanys line
for California of Mr. Morgan the only Of the
pany, at No. 8 Bowling green.
JAS d. p. OGDEN, Vice President.
isaac C. LEA. Secretary.
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NRoToN AoUEDUCT DEPAnrNENT.-To CON
Is 4d :: .ae s.
crston lquedust Dspartmen snti Monday the 18Th day
Of June 1883 NJ II o'clock NJ to bald sewer with tho
.ssss.ry receiving bas: and sulysrss in Third
stsut $50 feet The plan of the saver and
er tho building of the and all other rela
Parvsyor, at this ofhos NICHOLAS DEAN,
President Of ths CrotOn Aqueduct Departments.
York Jupe & 1888.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES JOHN WISE, THE
celebrated Aeronaut, will make grand Balloon Asesn-
sion, the OF the uinpodrome, Monday
neon ooloot The balloon Irene win be aaatsd IN
OF the audience the canopy Of the Hppodreno
being rnry removed for the ocason After hieh
the full Bippodrome performance will bs given commencing
at o'clock extra charge for the balloon
Sion Seats NJ be secured for the occasion,
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HUDSON RIVER DAILY FROM
IL Chambers street fer Albany and Troy
Express train A. M-hrough in four hours connecting
with trains reaching Buffalo Montreal At o'clock
evening.
Mail train, "a. Through way trains at IL A. NJ and
Pm.
Express train, p n Accommodation TRAINS g. 20 and
60 r. M. For Tarrytown IL r NJ For Psekskill, 10
y. andsP. u. For PsuEhkespss, A. n, and 10 p n.
teepth and Thirty. Or st streets.
Sunday trains from Canal At TX A. n Pc ugh
ksepsis and r. for Albany stopping all way
tions. EDMUED FRRNCH, Superintendent.
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WORLD FAIR.-To ExHIBIToRs.-THE PEoPRI-
w the bronze colossal equestrian statue OF General
Jackson to be exhibited in the large hall the sixth
Railroad Depot ip tho immediate vicinity Of the
Of ltatuary paintings and valuable models new
inventions have unable to obta the desired
space exhibition in the Crystal Palace that he 10
TO receive their various specimens free from charge,
give them ample and Accommodations In the
ball engaged for his exhibition. Apply the
misea to CLARK MILLS, or to W. s. UU4PHREY'S, l6&
Chatham street.
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CTREET DEPARTMENT, NO. 4HALL OF RECORDS
Sealed proposals will DO received At this ONCE nnti
saturday 18th june inst to grndc Section No. Fifty
nrs street from Third TO Sixth avenue rut
ter and rag four feet Of aide valks TO FILL regulate
grade Seventy eighth street from Third Fifth avenue
sPecbcsons TO be had 20 the contract clerk
OF this department.. JAS FURY Street Commi ssioner
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NHARLESTON AND FLORIDA STEAM FACKET&-
" United States mail line, semi weekly, connecting wish
tho New York steamers each way.-The CAROLINA, L. n
Cexstter master will oavs Saturday Asruosn nj
osiesk teuehing At Pieolsta and PissL
Ire ST. Johns river returning will arrive In Charleston
wednesday. The FLORIDA, Chas Wiley master will
Tuesday afternoon Of each wsck At ths hour and
turnias, Will srriyo On Saturday morning Due nous. VA
always be given whom the Carolina makes trip
81 lugustrs II emily eendcrcd necessary say that
these oats have been bss sspesaiy fer this trade and
BY the most expsrteHcsd navgators fareTc
Jachsonvils S. 10 Patka 9l0 For freight passage
apply ON board At Souths4 wharf or TO
JOHN w. CALDWELL, 80 East Bay,
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TNOR CALITORNIA.-THE NEW AND SPLENDID
Il steamship UNCLE SAN. 1880 tons William A. Mills
der will sail for San Francisco, via Rio de Jansrs
Valparaiso and Panama. Wednesday June lsth, at Il
precisely and will take only limited number Of pas
rnssss 81 ths I.b~r. ana s.surns snsodx TIC
qualities Of this steamship we'll she having for
the six months competed successfully with and beaten
all OF the the Atlantic It Is confidently
pesed she will make che voyage days loss time than
Hsrn. For freight passage, apply only 70 T. MILLS
Aren't 81 Cortlapdt street,
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NROToN AQUEDUCr DEPARTMENT. TO CON
rantors-Ssaed proposals. endorsed Proposals
In IIsb street, will of sho CrotJn
Aqusduet Department until Monday the 18th day OF june
eesving basna AID in Hath from the Third
TO the ualen river heinz length about $50 feet
The plan Of the tons foe the Of
the and all other relating thereto DO
obt application TO the Water Purveyor at this
once. NICHOLAS DEAN,
New York June e
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Anew YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIRECT, VIA
IN New Jersey Railroad--United Statos and Express
Lines through fou. hours; leave New York foot cort
Phiadelphia at 80 A. M via Remington, Z aud A. M
ard and $50 r. NJ, from foot Of Valiant street Fare
49, g. 30 for second class In the NJ from New York and
~ r. NJ from PHILADELPHIA Through tickets sold, and
washington Norfolk and charleston in the ana A.
4 and $50 p NJ trains and connections certain with
extra trains behind time baggage
~ ferry Aftesp minutes before the trains leave
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ENOR KEYPORT AND NIDDLETowN POINT FROM
ioet Of Murray street Pare l1 cents Tho steamboat
z. so,sosk n, and Report At o'clock 4. r. stesn.
nesdays Thursdays and Fridays At O'clock A. NJ and
Saturdays At clock p H. Leaves Ksyport o'clock p
port Mondays, at O. clock An
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DESPATCH LINE FOR SAN FRANCISCo.-LOOK
~ ont fer the WIZARD, now rapidly loading At pier
East with great despatch Shippers will please hand
In their bills of sding for signature they
plsto their engagements. SUTTON 4 Co., "a Wall st.
DAssACE TO SAN FRANCIsCo.-THE NAGNIFI.
cert clipper ship Queen of Clippers to sail on the
10th Of June, Handsomely accommodate from eight
to ten cstin passengers. Apply to T. d FOWLER 16O
pes rt mr.
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NI JARMoNT, PARIS AND LONDON PHYSICIAN
mi and b. consulted from II A. n. Gill r.
NJ and from TIN In the evening Sundays sxssptsd) al
~ Reade ftrcet, cerner Of Broadway
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GREAT ATTRACTION-FREE CONCERTS AT TTre
" ots Cottage Hsboken, by Nols celebrated BE- id 8.
SIXTEEN perl.r. srs every and Friday
afternoon st three o'clock Should the weather prove
They Will commence ON Asnday next, June Is
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ATELoDEoN, IS B0wERY-PROPRIEToRs MEssRg.
M c. White aud D. Emmett THE pnbe IL res ,eot-
fully Informed that shs popular place OF wig
again for the Saturday evening
1855 whole premises have boz thoroughly renovated
painted and decorated The company will consist
Pstept and perrmor under the supervision Of
Mr. White who viii produce that plsaing
of which rendered this paos
40 very popular for the last ysrs.
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CTREBT DEPARTMENT NO. 4HALL OF RECORDS
- Public notice Ia hereby given. that petition has
In the Board OF Aldermen TO regrade and
Liberty street. from Broadway to Greenwich street All
having Objection arc pre-
before the l4th day Of June inst New York June 1855
JANlS FURRY. Street Commissions