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ns- The superior and swift-running pa

steamer DOWNS ark, will leave for BENTON and all
tefmetAe audir tins EVENING, att O'Clock Passengers and
clippers will please be readiness At ~ abeye hour
IN SMITH 4 FIMSTER ~ Puydfas street.
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hPENlNG of the TfvOI.I BEER GARDEN, 5{yxe
Pochartrain Railroad, Franklin EsAkh
H0sIliaI-Tte his haada pub
w. general hAt he VII Open the well
place EASTER SUNDAY, March a,
is lhefe will be BALL and MUSICAL lSTERLUDES EVERY
SUNDAY and MONDAY during the Every viii
Excellent well
the The underg gued will attention and hi.
efforts rational aud for h
ty Abundance 10 for which refreshments furnished.
t4 Late, accompanied BY s-utemea, rec.
uhs SIN ]. VORGRtALER.
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EpOARDlNG.-A very handsomely furnished
n ROOM on the Second Floor the desirable
tEst District business by
Gtueman aud his Wife, by addressing f. r. P, this
Office. References exchanged, ~ necessary mh29
A RCADE HOTEL, r. s. MORSE, Pro- f.r.A
q nrsor-This establishment familiarity E,sek
public, viii 10 opened THIS MORNING. Monday Move
s. kS The ghly and newly furnished
#
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u The consignee Of 1906 bars Of Railroad
the order OF Mss's. Voe Perkins Co. New
hp shehsdi from Liverpool vii please make h known
@ W. IfiNSDS, Gar street iu9s
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SUNDRIES-
- cHAMPAGNE- 50 basket. rape Leaf pint. aud quartz
MONUNGAHE.A WHlsKY-40 bbs. Winchester;
PALE AID BROWN SHERaY--sO ar. cks. and hhds..
CORD ALS-s'
CtGARS-S00,O0 hrsndsi
Dem J0HSs-l, :, 3 sad 6 lnai French
BOTTLES-l5O grooe Porter and MsterA For sale By
Cam sxrss
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STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES.


.tainr DRESDEN, william Stew master, eIv.s ot ? 't9
and all landing. THIS DAY Sl2 ooloek Io4S'
readiness ~ the ablve hour
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SUNDRIES-
~ CASTLE SOAP-lON boIes in store;
CHAMPAlGNE-luO baske ., assorted brands
POUCHoNG TEA-s0a half chests;
CLARE1-lOe' boxes brsads nd
sARDI>ES-15 half and oxes
MAGNOLIA EXTRA WHISKY-s bois in store;
PAPER-susw, Wrapping Hardware, Cap, Letter, kzvsops
ETC., suO resms;
sULPHATE oUINlNE-3seo ounces. For ..l.by
Z / Il Ia Tai pi4nuls.
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SUNDRIES-
~ BACON-A f-w caska Shoulder;
FLOUR-2s0 bbs. Superfns e Inc and E1trsi
HAMS Il Cured;
TUNGCES-5O boxes So Cured
PORK-A fe barrels VI. o.
nlL-30 pack ges B cached Sperm;
BUTTER-Ss trs,as;
1EA--s0 Packages For BY
ap23 STONE wALwORTH, Tehouptouias street
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rRAvELLKF1V GUIDE.


CAMDEN AND AMBoY RAILROAD TO PHILADEL
~ phis-from pier Nc. North rivs-Two lines daily At
10 A. n and p h-Aesomnodation line At 10 A. NJ, BY
sn1 4 70
ihenee direct to Camden BY sarthrough and
Shalf Fare g. Returning, leave Philadelphia at ~ A.
COR ALBANY-FARI M.-ALBANY AND NEW
York Inland Route Rsilroad.-Two daily express
trains at9 and 80 r NJ, eonnsetng A. Albany with
central lines Of railroads North and West from the
Schenectady Utica syrasss Rochester and Buffalo Pss
:s street and Fourth stations *. above .saS
Will land passengers at Croton Falls and Chatham Four
ners only All other trains will start from City Hall
ton corner OF Tryon row and Centre street. heretofore
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-TRAINs DAILY FROM
Express train A. M-through In four Hours connecting
with trains reashins Buffalo Montreal At O'Clock same
Mail train, sA. NJ Through way trains at 10Y A. NJ and
Express train, 5 p. M Accommodation train, 6 p NJ
PASSENGERS taken ~ Chambers Canal Christopher Four
Sunday trains from Canal street at ~ A. for Pough
lions. EDMUND FRENCH, SuperintcndenA
NEW YORK AND PHTLApRLPHIA, VIA NEW
insA 4. and p r.. 81 Is; AN. snd5 Pm, ss. Second
s1 a .a so s; .s
Through baggage agents in and SS Pm trains Pas
With baggage the ferry afsen minutes before
the trains leave.
GUNNER ARRANGEMENT;.FoR NEwARK.-FARE
on and after wednesday, April the 9Th follows
Leave New York foot q Barclay street at 10 O'Clock A.
At ~ o'clock A. NJ and IL o'clock, M landing at Ber
gen point each Freight taken at most reasonable
ratef.
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-
ExTRA PAY TO THE NAvY.-TO THE OFFICERS
IL and sailors &o of the United States Navy who served
in the Pacific during the Mexican war at any time fron
1876 o 1862 Call at the subscribers extra pay office and
get the extrathe double granted you by Congress
EDWARD BTSSELI Agent and lael purser United Slater
Navy 20 South William street. below W all street.
UxTRA PAY-ALL sEAMEN, &C, WHO WERE ON
II board the u s. ships Constitution and southampton
and who served In the Pacific receive their extra
pay Immediately, by applying to =,
OFTICERs, MARINES, AND SAILORS OF THE
~ United States Navy, and officers and Of the
service who served in the Pacific on the coast Of Cali
fornia during tho Mexican at time from 1876
20 1857 entitled to extra pay In Of the death Of
any the above the heirs obtain Address
apply TO r. 7. BETS, Agent 90 Wall street, basement
TElfED STATES sEAMIN's EXTRA PAY OFPICT
u 81 Wall street. front once, second dcor.OceSs
Tor the legal representatives Of such
United states vessel the Pacific rcx
Jnne 1896 70 February, m are entitled 70 double pay
Apply ~ sboyH y ROWING. Aesc..
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AGENCY.

NYE 4 CO., SHIP AGENTS AND COMMISSION
WILLIAM =. HYx =. 4. KIcuARpsos, AUGUSTUS LoxsAHI
References,
SAErrAGo-Hon. Battle Peyton.
VALPAaAIso-Messrs. Alsop 4 Co, Hemenwsy 4 Ce.
PAsAMA-Messrs Corwine, Bro Co.. Garrison 4 Trets
VIM. Nelson h Co. -
LIvERPooL-Nessrs. Bowman. Grinner Co, Williss
Jackson, Esq.
Capt. Ezra Nye, steamer Pacific
BALrIMoRE-Messrs John Henderson Co., Thomas
Hand Co, White Elder
SAN FRANosoo-Messrs Flint, Peabody Co.. Husssy
Bond A Hale Chas. Doane Esq, j. II. Lyon, Esq
BosroN--Messrs. Ammi c. Lombard ESQ, T. Brigham
4 CO., Gdden Williams
CINroS--Nys Pafkin h Co
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NHINESE SALOON, $50 BROADWAY, BETWEE,
" Spring and Prince streets
Fourth week Of

MR.. JOHN OWENS
highly nIPNE kAashs sounded On bis
MONT AHa i SGA NC
Which will be repeated this and every evening until further
Ticket once daily from II till where seats may bo
secured S;it for any evening. .,.s
fssrpso x.n s@pss
We
elderly Young ssdsssS 70 synsns
%
medium Of songI"The Fast Young Yankee Traveller"
motion q steam and its modern composition ealorc
I tSs os I
and Whsshaysn the ancient French fishing town Of
RAILWAY .n ss usual
SSrssSss safely PARIS %siopss Of na
the sas fSs y
ss SPOT. q sss
resting associations with volsaire Byron Rousseau and
%as sS so
nn snd ns old
sue for Castle Chon historical facts connelssi
@ 5 e
cant Byrons poem Of The Prisoner of chon We form
tive Mr. Petrkens sho
s chan s1 the s # the ss I
s p.ss OF N ss sn s
poons great achievement Ascent the celebrated
Of MONKS Mont A Bsi
naid dogs famous in history Their utility to the brother
Pet5keps in quest Of the missing poodle The
to- rnn The e Ba % Of the
Mont Blanc Arrival of the mail Paris
from home. welcome messenger Song" The New York
occupies hour Part H. occupies htty minutes
PART II.-Ascent Of Mont Blanc
linz of icei
In mountains Overwhelming
cr rsah With Vi RSI reSasnt eonle aensa'n
The village of Chamouni Determination attempt the
% the to s
S e Ss n The
Irecauton The march through the streets of Chamon
the The Anf
Another dispatch for the missing poodle Arrival At the
our morning rspast feet above The level Of ths
Es Ct sss of sas t
Trhtul creyices ExtraoTdinary schemes of loecmoton
T.sOnay The consultation and schemes to scale Fear
9 s Ss during the u%Ss sSs
ahs Ia , 9sa a us ar Soy
psrpendieuay hundred feet from the saoers
The encsmpmsnt for the night Preparations for the
Shamoun stoTis. and song. q the guides Ths
a The rs. Of s
council Strange scheme to force through The
BY moonlight Curious effects of the atmospheric reaction
in this region The in which Hammei and party
ests fh y:
on Of the storm and discovery of the route The novel
Taconay and dS Bo:ons the valley Glamour cOn
gratulatOns and welcomes await At the Hotel Dc Lon
sidnss Tie missing poodle The seturn home '''
oeh to
IA. Ticket ONCE open daily from ii A. NJ, until p. M.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is
" hereby given 10 the occupant
pants Of an houses and lots improved lands
aaested thereby that the following assessments
completed by the and lodged In the oce Of
ne busssu q Assssnss for sxaSason 6y al peTSns
fsurth between Ninth Tenth avenues The limits
such include all the several houses
and lots Of ground lots pieces and parcels land
suasea on nosn s,des o. Iy street nom Ensa 20
The above named and who opposed to the
either Of them requested TO their OBJ
leeHons IN writing 10 the undersigned AZ their oce No.
Hall q Records within thirty days from the date Of this
notice. WILLIAN GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, }Assessors
CHARLES McNIELL, )
Once Bureau Of Street Department April
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s. Rs .. S~s Il
necessary receiving and eaivssss I. Fifteenth
suass q and
thereto. obtained 81 pkS 4 me Wa
e sss cr''0n Asu'du'' Department
Of Assistant 1dermen-To regulate and grade Pftieth
r.
a III ss: a
CrRrsr DEPARTMENT. NO HALL OF RECORDS
SSs nG:: sssss s a.
nue. Thirty fourth street to Forty second street.
~ % Ss''s .f
% ana Tss: .'ssss
ess pr or b.o: tho h
April q ISIS gAxEs yuREY. Stree. Commissioners.
CTREHr DEPARTMENT, NO. 1 HALL OF RECORDS
lions I have H s.n ns. as following pe
regulate and grade sixth street. from Ksssn e Ninth
avenue TO widen CliF street between Beefman ana
s sssan All
az s;s;ss
SIkEET DEfAkTMENT, NO. HALL OF RECORDS
Notice hereby given that the resolutions have
walk the west side OF Mercer street. No IS
OF Broome street. tagged To have the sidewalks Of Ninth
avenue between Forty and Forty fifth Streets
gsd space four feet wlde AL persons interested having
objections thereto requested to them writing
20 the undersigned At his once before the 18th day Of
New York. April 10. 1853
CTREET DEPARTMENT. NO. HALL of RECORDS.
Public notice Is hereby given that the following
have Eighty street from Third to East river
regulated line Of grade running direct from the
sent elevation Of Third at Eighty sixth under
the direction of the Street Commissioner the said straight
line grade TO be the grade line Of said Eighty
sixth street from the Third avenue to the East river All
to present the to the undersigned at his ose
before the sOth day Of April inst,
JAMEs FUREY, Street Commissioner
New York, April 20, 1853
CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS HERE
by given that petition has been presented to the Board
Of Assistant Aldermen for in Allen street from
Grand to proposed in Broome street All persons in
the above and having thereto
quested to present the In writing to the Contract
NICHOLAS DEAN, President.
Croton Aqueduct Department, April p, 1858.
kToTIcB-THE INTEREST ON THE PUBLIC STOCKS
~ efthe city of New York, due and payable Nay 1859
ESQ., ChamSsyain OF tho City at the Mechanics Bank 8
Vail street. The transfer books whl be closed Tuesday
AprH L. at o'clock p n. For the convenience Of stock
koders ta>sers will be permitted during the period the
ssoks rsmsGA closed, 70 take effect May ~, 1859
CemptroH.ss ONCE New York. April 5, 1855
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bridegroom suddenly embarked for New Orleans His
pAramour dressed herself In male attire and attempted
10 escape with him. She arrested, however, and
sent 70 New York, where she belonged
The sister Of the duped lady duly married the
tended bride acting bridesmaid to her successful
sister, on the occasion.
The prime actor in the affair Is very rich having re-
ceived large amount of property from his father who
IL deceased time since 1t "a said that he has spent
$50, 000 during his stay in Boston.
An important proposition is elcitng the attention
Of city authorities relative to the watch police
departments As at present organized the police force
consisting Of chief Of police two deputies and 6fy two
pohcemen--go on duty at O'Clock A. NJ and remain
until evening when entirely different organization
consisting Of captain constables and two
hundred and ten watchmen take charge of the peace Of
the city, and remain on duty until hour before
rise on week Gays, and until sunrise the Sabbath
From this time until eight O'Clock the city is wholly
protected Is now proposed to place both departments
under one head and to change materially the whole sys
tam Of police The plan proposed provides for the APP
PoDtment Of chief Of police, captains OF police,
fourteen heutenans and one hundred and ninety
privstes whe to devote their whole time to the
vice Of the city, and who shall perform all the police
duties, both day and night The benefits of union are
Numerous and the plan will undoubtedly be adopted aad
the new system carried into operation ROY.
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CKIN DISEASES, CANCERS, CHRONIC sWELLlNGs,
- scrofula rheumatism and other affections enred
rapidly and radically, BY tho Electro Magnetic Fluid,
remedy produces effects in those parts
TO which applied and in this restores to health
II IL fails the cost will returned Price dollar
bottle For sale at "a Chambers street. Professional Adyjca
given when II Ia needed
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CORPORATION NOTICB.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS HERE
BY given to the owner or owners occupant Or oceu-
sfesd thereby that the following have
completed by the and lodged in the ooe Of
Interested yis For digging and building we'll on the
Third The limits embraced by such assessment
acude all the several houses and lots ground
pieces and Of land both sides OF Forty
ssth street. from Second 20 Third All persons
whose affected the above named
s1d who opposed to the either of them
quested their objections writing to the under
ssnsd At their once, Hall of Records within thirty
lays fron the date Of this notice.
/ WILLIAM GAGE.
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES McNIELL, }
0fce Bureau Of Assessments Street Department April
IL 1853
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MOTTO. PUBLIC NOTICE l;

CORPORATION NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE IS
" hereby given, TO the owner owners occupant or
occupants Of AL houses and lots improved
lands affected thereby that the have
Of the Bureau Of Assessments for examination by all per-
hterestsd Ror fencing lots in Madison avenue
between Twenty sixth and Twenty Streets
street between Fourth and Fifth
ss houses and lots Of ground lots pieces and par
sels Of land situated the northeast Of Madison
avenue between Twenty sixth and Twenty seventh
streets and lot the side Of Twenty
street. one hundred feet east Of Fifth An
whose interests affected by the above
and who opposed to the either of them
4uested 70 present their writing to the under
Signed at their ofee, No Hall of Records within thirty
days from the date u this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES j. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES McNIELL,
OAce Bureau Of Assessments Street Department. April
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" Ep s!sas i sSis!S sy CO.. No IS Wall st. N =
BROWN, SHIPLEY Il Co. Liverpool.
E. G. ROBERTS h CO., Is Kings Arms Yard, London.
JOHN MUNROE h CO.. No. g Rue Notre Dame des
Victories, Paris;
GEO. III. DRAPER, Havre.
The these ships will accountable gold
silver bullion specie jewelry, precious stones metals
unless adn signed therefor and the value there
Of therein expressed.
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CARPETS. &C.

VELVET AND TAPESTRY CARPETS.-NOW RE-
ceving from ship Manhattan, and will open Thurs
day. the 2t ins ninety pieces Of velvet and tapestry
peis from the nuactory of John Crossley Sons
png beautiful assortment Of patterns and Of the best
grains for Offices, &e., in very heavy quality.
GEO. f. l.. HYATT IA and 446 Pearl street.
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JToR AUsTRALIA-THE SUPERIOR Al NEW YORK
II clipper ship TEXAS at pier No ~ r. Is closing the
balance OF er cargo will sail the 18th inst Shippers
will please complete their engagements and hand in their
taken For balance OF cargo
having unequalled accommodapus apply on board, TO
JOHN SARDY, 81 South street. corner Of Wall, or TO T.
II. SANFORD, 80 South street
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~sEE FIFTH PAGE. "a


FNORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is HERE
" BY give. to the owner or owners. oseGpant or ocos
Affected thereby that the following have been
hs and lodged the ooe Of the
Durssu for examination by all persons in
trsstsd WIS., go. grading 10th street from Third avenue
suds all the several houses and lots Of ground vacant
rts pieces and parcels ofand situated both sides Of
12Oth from Third 70 Harlem river
10th sides o. First o0 feet 10 inches no, and south
Ih street. An whose interests aese
and who opposed the same
either Of tbe requested to their objections
Rseosds within thirty days from the date Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE
CHARLES j. DODGE, }Assessors
CHARLES MoNIELL.
oos Bureau Of Assessments Street Department. April
II, 1863.
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NTEW YORK AND CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP COM.

NEW YORK AND CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP COM
IN pany-ghrough to San francisco, via Aspinwan and
Panama, at greatly reduced rates-No detention the
Iethmus-fhs and fast side wheel steamship UNION
15W tons, Richard Adams, commander, will leave New
YORK for Aspinwsll Wavy Bay from pier No. North
river Thursday 6th May, at clock p NJ precisely,
connecting With tho psw and %sgnncsnt dcSts engine
ward Dunn, which steamer will be in raad
Panama 70 receive the Unions passengers and sail
ventilation Of the Winfield Scott all shat be de-
sired speed esssoshed on The v,ysye between New
passed. Every s1ertfos will be made on s Part Of the
company ensure comfort expedition and safety Pks
sengare will be landed The wharf At Aspinwkll Free
taking the Panama Railroad and cautioned that tickets
for this line are sold only at rs Broadway.
DAVIS, BROOKS 500 General Agents.
United States postage law for the convenience OF the public
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AIRS ALVIN, RENOWNED IN EUROPE FOR HER
M .kill in foretelng the future has arrived and will
and love- by astologc books and science She tells to Ia
dies and gentlemen the Of the they will
nv, and the Of her vsters Mrs Alvin speaks the
English, French and German language Residences $50
Bowery mp stairs Stanton street Office hours from
10 A. NJ to p. N. Ladies 60 cents; gentlemen 81.
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A USTRAL LIZA AUSTRALIA ~ AUSTRALIA L i-REGU-
N lar line of packets sailing about the LIST and 18th Of
each month, For freight or passage applyto
No. lis South street, corner of Peck slip
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CECOND SIGHT-PROFESSOR ROBERT HELLER,
= the great wizard and conjurer performing night
ly at Chinese Hail. Broadway N. Y His performances
are creating the greatest possible excite among q.
good has been accomplished during the past
by the Professor which be readily conceived by his
Week after week hear Of fresh additions to the list
OF deaths by suicide what perhaps horrible,
the loss of the mind and oil caused by the damnng fraud
Every must the trick trick and Professor Hell
Ter is the only who complete it. Men, women,
fathers mothers sisters brothers, little children, ali
equally likely to be the next Victims but Heller
and the charm destroyed The other wonders
to mention including the wondrous Second Sight Tar
get Practice Extraordinary &C. will continue
ing with fresh additions and novelties The
without exception the most attractive in the city
Professor eers work Spirit Rappings with diagrams
Of the machinery employed will soon be ready Grand af
ternoon performances Saturday at o'clock The Pro-
fessor appears every evening Admission Is CENTS
served seats cushioned 80 cents children and schools half
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.os ~ DIM NJ rOK UALiirOK;
steamship UNCLE SAM 1900 tons) VIM A. Mills com.
mander, will leave New York for Aspnwal Thursday,
with first class steamship which by arrangement TO DO
sopy"y The PASSENGER to Sam Frsneisee The unsIs %
has established the character of being decidedly the fastest
All of her competitors from two TO days Her good qua
Hties boat and Tor
much superior to other
will be spared the part Of her officers send
the with expedition comfort aud safety
Passengers wishing tickets Mt rates
invited to examine her after the 18th nst and
to call at the Office before purchasing elsewhere Arrange
ments have been made with the principal TO
vey their goods and small parcels also the
who take charge Of all ails made up accordance
with the United States postage law The public may
rely upon this of anticipating all other
lines several days usual good surgeon attached
the vessel whose services freight
passage apply only to
T. MILLS, Agent, 81 Cortlandt street.
n Blower steerage fare to Aspinwall only Sl5 other
Drica in nrono linn
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GREAT SOUTHERN CIRCUs-NEw YORK AMPHI-
" theatre No. Bowery. Madigan Stone, Proprietors
OPEN FOR THE SPRING SEASON,

PRINCIPAL AbPH1THEATRES OF THE SOUTH.
Monday evening April Is and during the week. the follow
ing celebrated performers will in great variety of
newell and brilliant feats of hcrsemanshi nc.
Hiram W. Franklin, Dennie w. Stone, Ii. r. Madigan,
Jas. Burte, I Williams II. f Nicos,
MISS ROSE MADIGAN
The YOUNG AND BEAUTIFUL AMERICAN RIDER,
unequaed any other in the profession either from the
North the East the West, the SOUTH country in
Europe Also, Mr.. b. w. Carroll, j. Shay, the Clowns
Rockwell and Ben Jennings, Masters Franklin Burte, Mad
and Miss Carroll.
Boxes rs cents. Pit 1215 cents.
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TAX COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, NO. NEW CITY
Hall, April l65S-Notee to tax payers.-Ths assss
rolls Of several wards In the city Of New York will
day Of May III Saturday the 23h day Of June both days
inclusive payers DESTROYS Of examining
ing assessment rolls requested TO make application
TO the undermined at their 0ee between A. n. and
fA join JON NApaEEEEHNaAr ER, {r.. Commissioners.
CEORGEH PURSRRS
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ENOR SAN FRANCISCO VIA VERA CRUZ AND AGA.
Il puleo.-The new and fast steamship ALBATR0SS
100 tons burthen will sail for Vera Crus touching
vans on or about the 10th Nay Passenger BY s route
opportunity visiting the City Of Mexico many
points ofnterest connected with the laAe Passage
In the sata, 800; In the stserage $50.
SIMEON DRAPER, Is Pine. corner Of William atreat.
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N Blower steerage fare to AspinwaiI only 35 oths
pricea in proportion

A USTRALIA-PIONEER LINE-SHIPPERS TO AUS.
"A tralia engage freight the entirely and
superior clipper ship SEA RhNGER-tenth ship Of the
above line The has recently been launched from the
berth pier u East river in few days From her fauless
model is expected she will make the passage Port Philip
W. CAMERON or JOHN OGDEN, lid Wall street = :"
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A USTRALIA-PIONEER LINE-SEvENTY DAYS
"A passage.--The A / clipper bark NIMROD James
Nichols having "a he. freight on board will
the week positively few first and second class
yet be taken Apply on board, or to r. w. CAMERON
JOHN OGDEN, ll6 Vail street.