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NO. A0 A''''A A No. Is s Esosax.y.
loving shps VIM leave nsvrs Tho id. and Nsw York
- NV, From Eew York From Hsyrs.
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Sip S Sf1fl i2s; I'LL s s:f ~ ~ i
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charges but s ssS;f S.s'fHf1z Agents. M Pearl ..
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Steamship Company come ting with the Psoao Nail Steam
On Ny FL 70 nor p
warren rs. street the fash sailing s.ssmsr oEokGE 1w
Capt T. Person Through tickets 70 California By these
s
crossing the sshnus suoh IS esnao found any
NEW YORK AND CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP LINE
via tho Accessory Transit COMPANY Of Nj
Only line giving Through ufsss including the is.hmus :o.
Ing The double CINE eamship ST OF TUE EST
sSlssH ssss.siy a Nssss sasss
DSrn the
Noarasua Transit route having but twelve miles Of land
ventilation and etmmodatons For information or
'"'' 5hM2RLEs MORGAN. Agent No Bowling Green.
ssesmShip, SAN FaXNcisCO, viii BE- dispatched for
Fey AZ on
A UsTRALIA..PIoNEER LINE SHIPPERS BY TUE
Edward will clear their goods and send in bills Of
''''As W sup ' E. " e cA&sRSS ls Wall street.
A UsTRALIA-PloNEER LINE.-THE SHIP CAR.
East river and as cargo Already snssssd Nv viii
sss quick lie
FoR BERMUDA AND ST THoMAs.-TaE ROYAL
Mail XII .ts
ne day, IN December saturday Janu.sy ISL;
h a On and a I'm for III. Gr
between New York and s. Thomas She has lofty poop
iason Passage money Bsrmuda ssot TO St. Tsom.s So
For freight or passage PJ6yN%Rp No. Bowling Green
ToR sAyANNAH AND FLoRlpA;nUNITED STATES
Der lc from pier Nj North h TyST Apply
The Augusta Thomas Lyon. lesves on Saturday, No
vember 10 Through tickets from New York t. Jacksonville
= $; M. Line The nes and double engine steamship
1nS adams SoysmSsr @ snys E
For 5esh apply on board where all sts Of iasas VIII Sc
E ia Is yin ST. fsSs iAS'' 'l'i'aA
L,OR NORFOLK, PETERSBUR0, AND RICHMOND
i United States Mail lne.-The steamship ROANOKK,
Captain Cavendy leaves Tre1day; and the JAMES
board. and for passage to
no SOUTHERN TRAVELLERS THE ELEGANT SIDE
whte steamship Roanoke, 100 tons buethon Captain
Edw Cavendy, will leave Pier 49, NJ r. TUESDAY 18th
inst mt o clock, y for Norfolk Petersburg Rich
mond Norfolk with the and Roanoke
Railroad TO Raleigh, Wilmington, 10 Passage aud fare,
.atroom inclpdec) to Norfolk So TO Peter burg and
hichmtndslO seersge passage half price Apply to .UD
JANA PLEASnN1S. - Broadway.
JyOR SALE-THE FIRST CLASS STE AMER Ell PARA
quay, formerly the steamer Roger Williams.
She about 400 burthcn coppered and fastened
and fast sae draws only six feet water aud
would for the Lake. Texas Florida trade Hor hull
boilers and engines In first rate order For terms and
conditions Of sale apply to WILLIAM MURE, New Or.
leans.
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THE HUTCHINSON FAMILY's FIFTH CONCERT AND
last of the series the Tabernacle will given q
THURSDAY EVENING, Nov. II, lSSS
The programme comprises many songs,
As sung by the Band Of Rrothers,n
Mostly their own, but part belongs
To The creative genius Of others.
We've left again mountain homer!
The Lake OF the Dismal Swamp;
Where wandered the lover drear and lone,
by the Light Of the fire fly lamp"
" Little Topsy's Song" and Right DER Wrongs
The Song for Cold Water, for son and for dapshAns
And Do Good Turn when you can"
One too OF the Ancient Ages
When men and women travelled on foot,
Or rode in the "Old Fashioned Stages.n
"The Bridge Of Sighs" " The Old Farm House,
'Wh, re shall the soul find restp,
"The miecries Of life, Rum, Murder, and StIifoe
And " Uncle Sans Farm" in the west.
Also, song of "Thc Fugitive"
"Il be free. IL be freel and none shall oonfnen.
With letters and chains, this free spirit Of mine.
From my youth have vowed in my God to rely,
And despite the oppreesor, " gain freedom or dlAs
Doors open at 6k; Concert at TX O'Clock.
Tict cts, 2h cents and limited numbe of Secured 8aAAa
20 centsto be had at Mesrs. Hall Sons No. 49, HoeAo6
Waters No 1885, G. Joes No 500 T. 8. Berry's No. -
Broadway and at the Ticket Office at the Tabernaola.
the eripg of the Concert,
"tlc Iopoy 81 Song set music arranged for plane -
COMPARTMENTS New Book Of Songs and History,
| the door.
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NorICE.-PuBLIo NOTICE rs HERE

CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE rs HERE
~ by given to the owner or occupant occupants
all houses and lots improved unimproved lands Affect
ed thereby that the following have
plotted the ASSESSORS and lodged in the ooe Of the
rested Wis For building sewer in Broome street. from
include all the several houses and lots ground
lots pieces and Of situated both
ives. side Of Sheriff street @ fset south and north
south from Broome street, both sdes Of Pitt street. 80
feet south and 100 feet north from Broome street, both
s Ridge stree 20 feet south from Broome street;
both sides Of Attorney 2o feet soSth from Br0oms
street; both sides Of Suffolk Norfolk Essex and
Ludlow Streets $50 feet south from Broome both
sides of Orchard $50 feet south from Broome
spd the east side Of Allen street l feet south from
the above named assessments and who opposed to the
either Of them their obeo
HALL of Records within thirty days from the date OF this
uce. WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES I. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES McNEILL.
Office Bureau Of Assessments Street Department Nov H.
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Now York, oo. IS 1853 o. 0'''''' anu Al''
r1oRpoRArIoN NoTIcE.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is HERE

voRPoRArIoN NOTICE-PUBLIC NOTICE IS HERE
by given to the owners, occupant or oocu-
antsof and lots improved unimproyed lands
thereby that the following assessments have been
completed the and lodged in the office OF
Bureau Of for examination by all persons
viz For regulating and setting curb and gutter
liver The limits by such assessment include all
several housce and ground vacant lots pieces snd
parcels land both sides of Ffteth street from
he Tenth to the Hndson river west side Of Fentn
both sides Of Eleventh avsnue OO feet north and
set north and south Fifteth street. All persons,
affected by the above named
who same, either OF them are re-
uesed present thor in writing to the under
gned at their Office No. Hall Of Records, within thirty
lays from the date of this notice.
CHARLES j. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES MCNEIL, }
Once Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department. Nov
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CORPORATION NoTICE.-PUBLiC NOTICE IS HERE
" by given to the occupant occupants
all houses and lots improved unmproved lands affect
cd there that the following have been
pleed the and lodged in the office the
Brrau Of for by all persons
ested viz For setting curb and gutter and haRs Eighty
fifth street. Fourth and Fifth The limits
by such Include all several houses
land situated both sides Of Eighty fifth street. between
Fourth Fifth the west side of Fourth
H.. and south from Eighty dth street. All persons
whose affected by the above named
and opposed to the either OF them are
quested present objections in writing to the under
signed their office, No. Hall of Records within thirty
days from the date of this notice
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES ]. DODGE. {Assessers.
CHARLES MCNEIL, y
Office. Bureau Of Assessments Street Department., Nov
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THE NEW CITY GOVERNMENT.
Reforms the word and the new charter
Prohibits mercenary barter
But after all, no law stop
The giving aud then soP
Lyons the only who knows
How to destroy the peoples foos.
He kills all creeping parasites
Bed bugs, and everything that bites,
And let's us all sleep we'll - nit hts.
LYONS Magnetic Powder ald Pills, 42 Broadway, for
the immediate certain destruction Of insects vemn
ZINC PAINT-THE UNDERsIGh ED, AGENTS FOR
a the sale Of white oxide Of ano manufa ,tured by the
Lchigh Zinc Company prepared to
cei,e the and would invite the arcuar
tenn Of the to its evident superiority others
with the best foreign Dealers with condolences
viii BE- found itself for purity great and
uniform whiteness Prices and terms arranged the
liberal footing JAMES T. LEWIS co 81 Water street,
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CORPORATION NOTICE Is HERE
- by given to the owner or owners occupant or oocu
lands affected thereby, that the following, assess
ments have been completed by the Assessors and lodged
nation by all persons interested v1-r re setsns
Second Third The limits embraced by III
include al veral houses of ground
lots pieces and parcels OF land situated both
sides street Second and bird avenues
All persons whose interests affected the above named
land who opposed to the either Of
them requested to present their objections, in ~rng
the undersigned, Mt their otce No Hall of Records
within thirty days from the date of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE
CHARLES j. DODGE, }Assessors.
CHARLES kcNIELL }
Office Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department, No.
yemher IL, 1853
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BARTHOLOMEW B. PURDY,
Commissioner of Repairs and Supplies,


INCORPORATION NOTICE.-DEPARTMENe OF STREETS
and Lamps.-Sealed proposals will be at ths
Of the Commissioner Of Streets and Lamps of
Ohambers and Centre Streets until the 9Th day November
II O'Clock NJ after which will be receved-for
rnhing 70 rust oil lamp posts to be delivered
Lamps ead Gas direct. sample be AZ the
M house. No l2e Mercer street. The estimates will BIO pub
holy opened Ut the Commissioners ONCE in association with
CompsIoer at o'clock NJ Of the same day that tho
deception Of estimates ooaes amended charter SEQ
on L. 1855 Blank estimates be obtained at the Office
the Commissioner Of Streets and Lamps corner Of Cham
Sars and Centre streets. HENRY ARCULARIUS, JR.,
Commissioner Of Streets and Lamps.
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(iokPoRhyI0N NOTICE-FUBLIC NOTICE IS
hereby gyen to the owner owners occup,na
pants OF All hoases and ots improved lands
aneetse thereby that the following have been
y the a5sesSor and in the Office the
buEsau OF Assessments for all persons inter
eted v-For receiving basns and culverts at .e east
tery corners Of Greenwich nd Liberty The limits
by such include Ill the several touses
ard lots of ground lots pieces and parcels land
situated both sides of Liberty street. Broadway
greenwich street. the west side of mpe street.
feet south from Liberty both sides of Trinity place
seventy five feet south from Liberty street. the ds
fry feet north from Liberty street. All persons whose IN
terests affected by the above named and
who to the either of them
TO present in writing the undersigned
~ their Office, No. Hall Of Records, within thirty days
from the date Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE.
CHARLES ]. DODGE, }Assessors,
CHARLES McNIELL,
Office Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department., Nov
1858
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pTICE Is HERR
CORPORATION NOTICE -PUBLlCN NJ or occupant
by given to the swnor or owners, ocerpsA lands
thereby that following assessments hxve OF thu
by the Assessors and arc lodged In thc ~ III per
Bureau OF Asses ments for examination w street
sons Interested, z-For Sewer In Grcen1hS Nert,
from Corandt street point 100 feet Of ~. al
street. The lms embraced by such faouss
the several houses and lots ground lots psoes
land situated both side, Of stfe1
lh feet south frop An persons whosente
opposed TO the either them are To
present their obi ections wr ing to thu
their orce No. Hall VI Records, within thirty days 0rd
the date Of this notice.
WISJIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors.
CHAALES McNIELL
Ofoe Bureau Of Assessm Street Novem
Der &, 1868
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NoRP0RATIoN NoTIcE-DEPARTMENT OF RE.
~ pairs and Supplies November 5, ls55Sealed propo
sals viii be received at the of Re-
pars and Supplies, No New City Hall (basmentl until
fhureday Noyem Der H. 1855 at IL ocock d., at which
1me they viii b. Oper cd in with thu amended
Of 1853 wing of the bell from the Thirty
street bell the City Hail. and there DO
placed upon said cuPslo Of the said City Hall The
Hail be removed to the yard of the Super
Public Building No IA Ludlow street. any
Neither he designate in this city Contractors will
obligated to furnish security in the full the
value Of said bell AL required Obtain ed
Atthe office of the Commissioner Repairs Supplies
New City Hall N. BThe Commissioner reserves the
right TO reject all the deemed for the
|ln3eEest Of the Corporation.
BARTHOLOMEW B. PURDY
rof Rama ra and SIN
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-ALL BUILDERS CON
tractors and others occupying the streets for build
those who have left behind them building
material Of kind such the refue Of sand lime brick
stone drk havings other rubbish old boards barrels
icscld poles Co. hereby notified TO the same
within weei from the date OF the publication Of this
occupy OF the streets for building swerng
than absolutely reasonable to out
ing msteri, in compact and safe ON the side o.
the street bnt rot to Interrupt the fro passage
in the CUTTERS The Of Streets
Is hereby instructed to notify parties above referred TO-
and them theoretically carried into immediate effect
and promptly report all deDquents to the At
torn,y Citizens gener Ally who I'm the loo
y Of their resden nuommoded from
herein stated will please make the fact known to the Super
ntendent " Streeta. Mr.. George White (oice
cha aud Centre streets enter direct complaint
John b. Hsskin, ESQ, Corporation Attorney,
HENRY ARCULARIUS, JR.,
Nov IL, 1893. Commissioner of streets and Lamps
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CORPORATION NOTICE-PROPO3ALS FOR OIL
~ Proposals will be received at the Off Of the Comme
Lamps Of Chambers and Centre
until the sd day Of November 1883 at IL sock M
(aiter which will be reeeved for furnishing the
Cooperation of the city OF Now York with 5000 gallons
winter OIL OF the best quality and allow
per gallon for casks returned Samples
sent the Office Of the Superintendent of Lamps and
No l29 Mercer street. before the 2st November
1853 The estimates will be opened In association with he
Comptroller amended charter at IL O'Clock NJ the
hour that the non of estimates Closes
Blsnk be obtained Mt the Office Of Cham
bers and Centre streets. BENRY ARCULARTUS, Jr.,
November IL, 1863 Commissioner of Streets and Lamps
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UEHIPrIn0,

EOR LIvRRPo0L.UNIrED STATES NAIL STEAM.
ship PACIFIC =. kye, commander.-This stea IN ship
will depart with the United States Nails Europe posi-
lively Saturday November o. at IL clock NJ. her
BERTH at the foot OF Canal street. For
having unequaed accom- nodations fer elegance
fort apply to EW,D. K. COLLI Vs. Sc Wall street.
Passengers requested to be board at TX A. NJ
The steamship Baltic will succeed the Paciho and sail
Dec mber 10.
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MADAME MORROW is, WITHOUT EXCEPTION,
M the most wonderful astrocghs /, the world or that
Ieventh daughter and born with gift by being
in the astroo science, to tell by sigma fdture events and
Zip and marriage and will even tell tn THOUGHTS
and will make matrmony sasy, aud will show the in
tended husband and absent friends wo has atonished
thousands during her travels through Europe Broo
mitted.
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!!THE FRAGRANCE OF SUMNER WHEN SUMMER IS
gone - ennis true Verbena Water-This delightful
perfume prepared by mical process from the dollhouse
plant lemon rolia confidently recommended to the
dies in paticuar of it, refreshing and atfu
odor it all the fragrance Of Tho plant itse fin
ooncenti ated FORM and i'll be found useful for
moving the languor occasoned by crowded rooms 10
del oisus perfume for the handkerchief and will be
than th extracts I'd yet equally
and pleasant change for the de cologne. further
supply this perfume inst received aud for sale
JOHN MEAKIN, 4T Broadway.
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all first caas New York bull. ships provided With
all requisite articles for the comfort aud convenience
and commanded BY men q e1psrienee In ths
sent 70 the subsorbers win be forwarded free from any
charges but those actually incurred.
BOYD HINCKEN. Agents. lsl Pear, street.
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TUE BARON DIR. spoLAsco, CoNsULrINe rHYE !.
clan and surgoon, tfrom Londsu Of European fAme
be oonsuted great obssneA
ct he ohice go Prince strcot Of ksotougA from
B,-sLietly oonAdeauai "
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EDWARD 8. toLEfks, CO., No. GO wan ss,,,&.
2R9WN sAIrLEY 90, M!szpooL
JOHN nON1OE CO., no. ~ Hue Metre Dame de-
Victories, PSris;
GEORGE II. DHAPxR HsvVs.
hs owners Of these Shps will setbe asssxnaSe for SID
silver bullion specie ewely yzesous senes, mc3As.
Of therein expressed.
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MRS. ALVIN, RENOWNED IN EUROPE FOR HER
M skill In foretelling the future, has arrived, and viii
arrsh intelligence about all Of life.
ntsrprsts drsams law matters and love- astseloy books
the they will also tn, Of hor visitors
Mrs Alvin speaks the English French and crman Ian
Residence Is Rivington street, stairs the
BowSry. Ladies, 60 oents; gentlemen, g.
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CLAIRvOYAECE-BY MRS FRANCES THERESA
~ Hayes the most celebrated and successful medical
business oairvoyant in the
voyant that vted the United States Mrs Hayes
isscs the object sought after Office 10 Spring street
near the BoWery. t.Alnn
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E,RANCONrs HIPPoDRoME.-rnE GREAT MATCH
Il race between
AN AMATEUR AMERICAN LADY
An the French Riders,
will to Ike pls 90 MT the Nippodroms
MONDAY EVENING, NOV. a.
Also. agreat .rety Of other entertainments.
AFTERNOON AND EVENING, DURING THE WEEK
Boxes ~ csnts Pit, Is DENTS. Reserved SeAss u.
lored Boxes, 70 oontr
Doors open at half past quarter before 7. Per
formancee will commence half hour After
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ANTHOLOGY.

A sTROLodY AND Y,--THE CELEBRAT-
a ed Doctor sHuMAN swods by birth can bs cor suit
cd all events Of fe past and future. Nativt
calculated for ladies and gentlemen Residence 6 Cham.
bors street, Greenwich
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NORPoRATIoN NoTICE-PUBLIC NOTICE Is HERE
~ by Riyen the
Of lots improved unim ds eected
thereby that tho following
Assss:ments for by All persons interested
Eafgag westerly side OF Mercer street. Broome No.
D Mercer street The limits embraced BY such
include All the several houses and lots of
Pieces and parcels Of land situated side of Mercer
sree lB feet rorth from the Of Brooms All
persons whose interests affected by the above named
Men are requested TO present their ia writing
Within thirty days from the date Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE
Gil ARIES j. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES McNlELL
once Bureau of Street Department, Nov
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RUCKLEYs OPERA Housl CHINESE HALL, Ssy
~ Broadway neas The g. Nicholas HoteL-opon every
the oldes established And alonsed company exist
ence bc the first 70 introduce harmony into Ethopap
suriosque Operas A. g. llewfe all Operate Ch9ruses
OF labor and talont BY Euokeys aerensders The
has the honor Of that tho CONCERTS
this Company will still DO conducted ts present fashion
able withou~ yulgarity Conoort oommeEoes ~
~ O'clock. Admission, Is cents
BUCKLSYS, PropxteAorS.
r. BISHOP BUCKLEY. NudoAi DfreotAS
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=.
~ only srtst wh9 can nnmper amont her tsscn Ahssa
distinguished and lustrious asters, Aendelssohn,
Prudent snd 1hsberg, respectfully that her
FIRST GRAND CONCERT IN AMERICA
will take place on Thursday evening, Eoysm II, ~
kIBl.O'S CONCERT SALOON,
which occasion she Will to the New York pub
OF the elegant and classical programmes Of her late
cers in Paris London and Vienna Particulars In futu
menta.
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CTEAA BETWEEN NEW YORK AND GLASGOW
~ Tae Glasgow and New York Steamship Compsny's
steamer GLASGOW 96s tons 4Oo horse pewerS Robert
Wednesday, January at II o'clock First oabin
third GLASS, S25-stcwards foes included Apply to
J. McSYMON 33 Broadway.
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CARD.-MR WIN. II. HAMBLIN BEGS LEAVE 10
IA nfsrm his friends and the public that he has sold
claim to the Bowery Theatre and ha further
the ent of that est Establishment.
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TUESDAY. NOVEMBER IS. ATTHE

MR.. DEMPSTER'S LAST BALLAD ENTERTAINMENTS
M but one will be given at the Tsbern ace Wednesday
evening Nov 49, inc,nding the following songi SroS
John Andersen Ny J9" Some Things Love Me-" Come
Lamen. Of Irish Emigrant" Death of Warren" NY
Mamie "Im Alone, All Alone" Duncan Gray" and
served feats 80 cents Books l2 cents To a
Gc'cl
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M LAHMoNT, PARIS AND LONDON rnYsia,a.
ca practitioner q Reado troot Of cons
nues 70 cure patients rapid certain and
than ANY sther In the country. 0co hourn 10 A. MI
M; and from6 Till evenings Sunday exospscdJ y. ~
Not Tho drug etore
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THE EGYPTIAN COLLECTION.-A DESIRE no m
tain this SClicos!on In the city having boon publicly
afford all persons opportunity Of visiting his atraove 81
oents 6b0 broadway
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ROYAL NAIL STEAMSHIP AFRIcA-FoR LIVER.
~ pooi-Ihe AFRICA Harrison, commander will sail
And passengers for Eupops on Wednesday 10th int
by 10 o'clock, N. The Arabia will sail ON the 10th inst
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DITCH ROSEWOOD PARLOR SUIT IS AND FURNI
~ ture Of every descriptioa.-CA SdiNDLER manufac
turer specially invites abous house to
examine his stock xpressl for city trade
and warsnted at 100 Canal street. next 10 the Peoples
Bank, up stairs.
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DUKE COUNTRY AILK-PRIVATE FAMILIES THAT
wish to be supplied with milk from dairy be
odated BY applying to James g. Codey No. 76 EAot
Twentieth street, New York.
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RALTlMoRE uLYMPIC THEATRE. BALTIMORE 1T
- LIVERY EVENING THIS WEEK
Tho charming and ia ented ienpe anl ".
lHhs HOWARD, viii appear this pular and Ca
BE place OF amusement, together with Mr. CuAs How
Com edian. ~ S''N'' 'o"hkD,
stars Nions = appear At this theatre will please sdss
:. JOSEPH NJ DAWSON,
kAaAgss I'VE Ne SksskhskAaSn