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WAVERN AND EXCTSE LICENSES-MAYOKS OF
nce June IS ls5a-Notics-The laws Of the State sub
ees every person who shall :s hy r:ta any vine, OF
dinasess vine, hr.ndy rum sin strong yatss sssr
heensed TO ins and ent and an persons who
sha sell any strong Spttuous liquors above
Imported ai:sd y :hsmsslys0 without ssiss lis.nisS
Conissonsrs Of Excise will hold extra and their Last
meetings for granting icense at this Once the folio wing
laya 10ts O'Clock the several Wards respss
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SHIPPING.

EOR LIvKRPOOL-UNITRD STATES NAIL STEAK.
ship BALTIC, Captain Jossph Comstoek The steam
ship v depart with the United States mails for Europe
postively Saturday July at IL O'Clock NJ from her
berth It the foot Of Canal For freight passage
having usequaled for elegance and com
EDWARD K. COLLINS 4 CO, SO Wall street.
Passengers requested TO be ON board At ia A.
The steamship Pacific will succeed the Baltic. and sail
Jul
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SUPREME COURT.-IN THE MATTER OF TIE AP-
pication OF the Mayor Aldermen, and Commonalty Of
the city of New York, relative the opening Of Ninety
third street from Fourth 70 East river il the
made and provided the Mayer, Aldermen and CommonsL
ty the city New York hereby give notice that they
innate and in the above entitled matter, a
special the Supreme Court to held At the City
Hall Of the city Of New York on saturday ninth thj
day July At the opeang Of the court that day
thereafter counsel be heard that the
ture and extent improvement hereby 10 the
opening Of from Fourth avenue to the
upon the map plan Of said city under and By virtue Of
the laying streets and roads in the city Of New York
and for other purposes" passed April 1907
ROBERT DILLON, Counsel 20 the Corporation
New York. June 10 1853
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ASTROLOGY.

MRS. ALVIN. RENOWNED IN EUROPE FOR HE1
M skill in foreteing the future, has arrived, and will fur
pish intelligence about all circumstances Of life She inter
prets dreams law matters and love- astrology books
science and tells to ladies and gentlemen the Of the
they will also the Of her visiters Mrs.
Alvin speaks the Engsh French md German lsnguAges
Residences % Rvington street. up stairs the Bowesy
Ladies 10 cents; gentlemen 81.
MADAME D., THE CELEBRATED Gypsy GIRL, CAN
M be consultede day at No SO Grand street,
East Broadway in to the past present and future
Bshe being the seventh daughter IL enabled TO mpart
method BY which receive and retain the alec
tions Of any OF the opposite sex. Charge extra.
AIRS. BREWSTER, FROM PHILADELPHIA. TENDERS
WI her services the ladies and gentlemen Of this city
in ssrology love and law matt:rs interpreting drsam
and win tell name the lady or gentleman they VIM
marry also the Of the vsters Residence Great
psnN.
DROFEssOR WILSON, THE CELEBRATED AsrRoL-
oyer may ts consulted on past, present and future
Professor Wilson Is the only person in this city who
perfectly understands the science of astrology.
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WATCHES AND JEwELRY-THE SUBSCRIBER Is
w selling all descriptions Of
GOLD AND silver WATCHES, JEwE Lhv AND SILVER wARE
1t retail, ut much less than the usual prices.
JURCENsEN
Real Jules Jurgensen by every arrival
With certificates from him with each watch warrted per-
feet timekeepers. COOPER WATCHES.
Duplex and levers In hunting and magic perfect
and watcher timing and gold
silver Gases. cHRoNoMErERs.
Splendid gold pocket chronometers, which without
any variation. EIGHr-DAY WATCHES,
Watches which eight days.
ENAMnL wArcHEs.
fer ladies, some in hunting cases.
DIAMOND WATCHES
Tor ladiea some in msgic
. AAGIo WATCHES,
which change into three different watches.
WATCHES WHICH
up and turn the hands without any key
Fine gold lepne watches four holes jeweed SIS 90
Gold snsmeed watches for the ladies IS %
Cola Enssh Psssns lever: hunting GASES
Silver patent levers low Observation-Disclosures. is 90
and AL other styles sfwatchos At equally low prices
Diamond EARRING, nina hrses'ss: sn,., VIM.
for sale At much less than the usual prices.
All kinds Of gold chains pure gold wedding rings cold
ss sna sDS sSs and vs, thin
and silver spectacles gold oothpicks charms ohaans
chains, DC. SILVER WARE
Sterling silver spoons cups forks penknives napkin
and velry exchanged All watches warranted to keep
good time, or the money returned
REPAIRS.
All kinds OF watches and clocks cleaned In
the best manner at much less than the usual prices
GEORGE G. ALLEN,
Importer Of watches and ewelry wholesale and retail No
wall street, second floor near Broadway.
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On which days al persons Wholesale AZ well a. retail
charge for license ten dollars and be psd In bank
able money All dolinqusnts will be Immediately thereafter
reported for prosecution. By order of the Mayor
GEORGE @. GLASIER. First Marshal.
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DOYALMAIL STEAMSHIP AsIA.-THE ASIA WILL
III sa from the river Wednesday the 18th nst a. Y
O'clock noen precisely small steamer will leave the
wharf Jsrsey City at the hours Of 70 and II
he Asia
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THE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
NAH SteAmer-The ships comprising this Line are The

ATLANTIC. ............... Captain West.
PACIFIC, ....... .,......... Captain Nye
ARCTIC. Observation-Disclosures. Captain Luce.
BALTIC. ..,.,,.,...,..,... Captain Comstock.
ADRIATIC. ...,,.... -. :. Captain -
These ships having been but contract expressly
service has been taken In their cen
sruction-as their strength and speed
and their for are aAsqaasd for
elegance and comfort.
Price passage frcm New York 70 Liverpool In hrst
cabin el2O in second cabin, so Exclusive use Of extra
sire state room, $500.
From Liverpool to New York ESQ ana E26:
An experienced surgeonsattaebed to each chip.
No beYthe maid.
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cyTREET pEPARTMHNT. NO HALL OF RECORDS
y ksaisd proposals win be received 81 this omse .nsu
saturday, July l6 regulate set curb ana gueter
and pave Forty rst street from TO Third avenues
Specifications DO had application TO the Contract
Clerk Of this department. c-..
Street Department ohce June ~, 1908
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CRoToN AoyEDUCT DEPARTMENT.-To con-
sn thur day. the seventh day
ri shs e
S::ss now p n IN S to and
@ ssss
for building and ali ether Ss
ssn BE- obtained en- e the Water
'''' AZ inns once Ne" 'o SIc aiSi BE DEAN,
President of the Croton Aqueduct Department.
Forty art street Viii b. the pcs Of
In:
point ahout feet Of Lexington being
;:si0.: building Of N ssls5
President of the croton ASaeIuot DEPARTMENT.
Hsw York, June Is, 1863.
NRoToN AQUEDucT DEPARTMENT.-To CON.
Il Tsy & 3 E e: os
Asfss ndSys sSs
ss M n. S; and nas .nna in
x Second avenue being feet
.is fo ,ss sSsa 6
on application to the water P9Tysycr this Of
I~:Ssnt e q All, .hs orason Aaosducs Department.
rss.y.s ss The ea ice
18th day J.ly s6s ~ Il o'clock NJ building Of
with the receiving basins cuiver in
Twsnty sixth street from the sewern Ninth the
crown between Eighth AMI Ninth being In length
about 49, feat The plan Of the sewer and pechcatioRfor
veyoy, at this Office. NICHOLAS DEAN,
President Of the Croton Aqueduct Depar tment.
New York, June 90 1853.
CTREET DEPARTsENT-No. HALL OF RECORDS
notice hereby given that the following
ss
engine house between Seventh Eighth avenues. To
EDcs lots In Twenty street between Fourth Ma
asen avenues To fence lots In street between
Sreadwny and Sixth avenue 10 act curb and gutter and
sslsy ana repair aagsne ON both sides Of Twenty srst
yoA N Twenty sfth street between BROADWAY and Fra
Allied in from Thirtyh TO Thirty seventh streets
sssbe1 and suttersd from 70 Thirty seventh
srsss aad paved from Thirty TO Thirty fifth
r. yeuat l56th street. from Kingsbrdss road to Nisth
avenue. 70 fence lots Sixth avenue nsar
re corner q FORTY FIRST snd Forty streets Also.
The Following resolution In the Board Of Aaant Alder
Ssn To nag sdswslks In front Of Nos l0s lo5 M and
tharso are requstsd them IN writing 90 the
pest. JL1ES TrRY Street e.,m missioney.
Jane q, 1861
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EIREW0RKs.-A WELL SELECTED STOCK OF
Chinese crackers, double headers, rockets pin wheels
scroll wheels triapPes flower pots torpedoe Blue lights
besgolss Roman CANDLES exhibition pieces the best
quality, which are offered at the lowest prices
yHpFAS DpNKIN, Ne. 10 Maiden lane,
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CORPORATION NoTICE-PUBLIC NOTICE Is
" hereby sysn. to the owner or owners occupant 0.
lands thereby that the following have
besn completed by the Assessors and in the Office
of examination by all
Aterested viz For grading Forty street from Tenth
The limits embraced by such all the
raj houses and lots Of ground lots pieces and par
esls Of land situated both sdes of Fortyh street.
from Tenth to Eleventh All persons whose inter
affected by the above named and who
opposed to the either Of thcm requested
the. ob cons in writing to the undersigned Mt
their office. No Hall of Records within thirty days from
che date Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE
CHARLES j. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES McNIELL
once Bureau of Assessments Street Department, June
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SUITEs OF ENAMELLED COTTAGE FURNITURE.
~ from 825 TO GO0-PurchAsers will tao above the
best and cheapest sates to bo bought
and palaeses Eade At the lowest whoce prees
ed Pure hair. HATHEWs STACY, 10 Broadway, corner
IST!pg s;gseh
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AGENCY

NTOTICE-THE OFFICES OF THE LAKE ERIE,
IN Wsbasb and st Louis and the Toledo and Illinois
Railroad Coulps niee are at 80 Wall strict.
EDW. WHITEH0USE, Treasurer.
NYE Co, SHIP AGENTS AND COMMISSION
IN Merchants, Valparaiso.
WILLIAM y. yyF, y. A. RIcHAR psoS. AUGUSTUS LoEBABp
References
SASrIAeo-Bon. Bsilie Peytou
VALPARArso-Messrs Alsop Co. Hsmenway &c.
PANAMA-Messrs Corwine, Bro Co.. Garrison i FritA
VIM. Nelson Co.
LIvERPooL-Nessrs Bowman, Grinneu 4 Co., wilhsH
jackson, Elq.
NEw YoRK-Messrs. E. K. Collins 4 Co., Goodhus h Co.
Capt Ezra Nye steamer Pacific.
BALrMoR E.Mesers John Henderson, Co., Thomas J.
Hand Co., White 4 Elder.
sac FRarcrsc0-Messrs. Flint, Peabody Co., Husssy
BOND Hale, Chas. Doane, Esq, j. II. Lyon, Esq.
BosroN-Messrs. Amm c. Lombard, Esq. Z. d. Brigham
4 Co.. Glidden Williams.
CASroN--kys. Perkins Co.
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NORTHERN NEW YORK LIVE STOCK INSURANCE
IN Com pnny, Of Platshurg. New York-CapitaI $4,000
securely ipvested VINCENT & co, Agents No. II Nas
an street second focr.
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AMUgElGENTS.
Bo.an5, A .s.i Ss.S 4, g Sus
"''.'''.' '''. iiss 3 F Fai z performed
s! s:::::
), .s De xs.. 'Sss Hamilton and Re.
fs:ss nsi psss :. nv; F s:s.s:
M Dawson dpsy Queen Mrs. Y. 1ansa:
NATIONAL rHEATRE CHATEAU srREET.-DooRs
:sEs:. .a. s:: ':lS Ssa.a
sss: r. s:.sa.~
e H.Sg5.s nv Ks sIa; Julie Fsas.,
f.".9t: Mary
gong THE i lIpY AND lHE DEVIL. " s-''
Wdlsys Ka% Fs s.SSssn M s, Stone
Ensssa
attract. sh0us.sds q yi,sr, daily and tho creates.
s.:S .sssSs..s$s.s
AL h ind :S osao IA
pieces win be repeated this afternoon At Admission TO
First Balcony ~, cents extra ~ ''n'' ia''' .'
CHRIsrY's OPERA HOUSE. 7s BROADWAY, ABOVE
~ Grand srset-OPen night during the week. under
Sc sI.ss .sa ss Doors open ss9 COM
THEATRICAL NorIcE-BRoADwAY THEATRE
the .s M .as s
tho Irish and Yankee characters engaged At this popu
ger Induced Che Theatre expressly their per.
Due notice will be given Of their first
NATIONAL THEATRE.-BENEFIT OF N b. CLARKE,
~ Friday, Jux l-Messrs j R. Scot. G. Adams dams,
IT, Ma sd ::: Ss1S
is bills Of the baxes 2se. Pis, Tass: e'
MELoDEoN, 50 BowERY-THE OLDEST EsTAB-
N i.hed place Of mnstrelsy in the world Open every
and orgnsi which have this
hAmsn' '0pu.c d %1 sR' Pf5s ET ysaFs
On tho Fourth Of July there will be three performances
morning, noon and night.
THE BRYAN GALLERY OF CHRISTIAN ART, CON
II. most sssssstsd Italian spanish Flemish and
masters from Guido Dc sienns a. i22 down to Horace
Unon park Admission % cents Exhibition hours from
pREwER's CELEBRATED VIEW OF THE WORLD
dsy EVENING" Upp Chinese 80
To conclude with brilliant tableau Of the Grotto Anti
paros For particulars bills of the evening Doors
children half price
(yHARLEs THE FIRST, BY THE GREAT vELAsQUEz,
painted at Madrid in S Th t
actual life and nature that lived now on exhibition
At the Suyvesant Institute, $50 Broadway Admission rs
UNIQUE MUSICAL EvENJNGs.-PRoF. sEDGwICg
entitled Crotchcts and 9uavers" 1t the Lyceum Staple
sramms comprises many popular musical com
positions Tickets cents; reserved seats, 90 CENTS II
NJOTICE.-THEATRE, MILITARY HALL. NEWARK,
~ N J;-Lesseos, hessrs. Grifithe and Mathews.-The
ladies and gentlemen at this establishment. will
please attend rehearsal Friday July at II clock
p''''''' opening C Il SkFFifas Stage Manager
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. Il part: 4 1: he.. s.s .... P1ssia
s e I; issf si ssr ONE
IS: & Y isHs.,'' W..
70 *SSf Eisa oss THOUSAND x1LLrs.as
70. 70. Hsgss and Mr. Barton
:s
"a
Enrich Wednesday s SsMSb ifHs o. win Be '''''a'd
% Fiss; 1 H.. . ss:sa
s,.: xs..is; *;;,..
''ns- ""'s saa'pi5E cHAAiUiMEAU.. ~ "n.A'
R'auiHh .s..i Finn MIR Reed Annette Ma. Il a:h w'"'
Brsvn. - Sr Tiosd xrs Brown. .Hrs xssen
ERANc0Nps HIpPopRoNs. GREAT SUCCESS OF
*, Hs and a'''n~
YRAxccSfs Colossal i 1Ii aisrSDnoxr.
p.,ss cs:rs ..a.r
Field sports ana Sisf5 sI'n 10 Ry''
every evening during the week ending July 2 win y
Fh1Ef s6 SsEET ri v 1854
seat: ss sseEss cent?: cissss .sa
s:' in'
Or tsa
WOODS HINsTRILs, ~ BROADWAY, ABOVE
Asrs.a .t:sss1Rsa every W0sS Ma
y.Sps.
;:Si
ssnoen sSsSsss Sg nDssss yI
w ninth street and sixth ,ysnus.HoosE 4T'Ho.PsoN
q s the
any n The United states Madame Toarniars,
appear every evening Admission TO all parts
| Of the house rs cents
HIPPODRoME.-cHANGE OF PERFORMANCEs,-Os
only g. %ony and Faays
neeton with The regular evening performanoes
E,RAEKLIN MUSEUM, rs CHATHAM sTREET:-alo:
purpose Classic and osnsl q Lvns
setSsr With variety Of beautiful
sarteuars. bills Of each Admission Seats !.
chairs, a1s; Boxes. q cents; saiirry. i2l cssss.
r Asst WEEK OF BANvARos HOLY LAND.-THk
| IL Gsorsms, $50 Broadway, This wagnaoent paint
and Al the Holy Places in di.pats between n:
o'clock and on Wednesaay and ss.urdsy .f,rnSers
o'clock. Admission 90 cents; chiidrsn haf.priee.
DOR sALE-Two EXTREMELY NOVEL AND ar
One s
81 and
;ssssa ri &:
| lin street, to IL. HARRINGTON.
THEATKE, CHARLESTON, s. CIVIL OPEN, HOt
| L the season. first November Ladies and sentlsms
Comedian si - NssensS Theatre. PhiladsipSa
ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS, ~,
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FIREwOR.Ks.

E,IREWORKS.-NEw YORK LABORATORY NO lge
Front strest-Fire crackers Canton rockets double.
headers josticis and complete assortment Of fireworks
warranted OF tbe first quality Country merchants and
dealers In general also committees for city and din
plays, supplied on the most liberal terms. -
N. BENNETT, l96 Front street
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EIREWoRKs.ITHE OLD STAND, NO: 80 ATLANTIC
tret Brooklyn, has hand the And heat
stock Of fireworks fever ered TO the trade Storekssps
and the public generally he supplied tho ber
ssrs. WOOD FULGRAFF DAtiantic street, Broohiyn.
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EIREWORKsi FIREWORKS OF EVERY DEsCRIP.
IT ton, and warranted Of tho first quality Countrv
and Others supplied liberal terms ROBRINs
WILEY, 2SS Washington streeS corner Of Chambers
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ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS, -,

TOHN wICKEksHAM MANUFACTURER OF
q wire railing iron fenoe for farms, &C., Sl2 broadway.
Ornamental work. iron and wire rsings for public
private grounds parks lawns dwellings &c from 90 cents
to $40 foot Iron bedsteads the most complete
ketchings pests spring chairs .cttee mat
towel stands hat racks umbrella stands sptoon
&c. &C. Wickershams celebrated railroad and farm fen
from 66 to per rod The oscrber offers the largest
his manufacture at exceedingly low prices
ERSSAM, warehouse 32 Broadway; works, 81 50 aad g.
Lewis street.
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EXTRA PAY.
EXrRA PAW. s. NAVY SAILORS, WHO sKRvlD
from 1876 1852 can obtain their extra double pay Of
EDWARD BISSELL agent, and date, purser u. g. NavY,
No. 20 South W lillian street
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DOR sALE-FIvE HUNDRED COLLARS WORTH
Of new furniture, any kind price will be sold for
portion cash. balance on time II we'll secured Call ON
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They all FIRST class New York built ships provide
with ali requisite articles for the comfort and
passengsrs and commanded q men Of experience In tn
Goods sent to the subscribers will be free
any charges but those actually incurred
BOYD HINCkEN, Agents, 16H Pesrl street.
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FURNITVRE.

E,NAMELLED AND COTTAGE FURNITURE.-sETs
II from SO TO u 600 The largest assortment In United
states Sets made In number color and shade to suit
tastes. GILLIES BYRNE, manufacturers, 5lS Broad
way few doors above Spring street. sds
ry, No. ~ Greene street.
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GRAND FOURTH OF JULY EXCURSION DOWN
VI the bay to Long Branch aud around the Light Ship
Fare fifty oents-New and splendid steamer DELAWARE,
ae9Se the 4th Of July 1858 leaving u North
Tenth street East river IL Peck slip East river pier
No North river NJ Dinner provided board Tickets
fifty cents For tickets apply L. W Brush North
river foot Of Cedar street. or to
JAMES ALLDERDICE, Agent, pier IL North river
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NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIRECT, VIA
New Jersey Railroad. United States and Express
Lines through in four hours leave New York
lsndt street at Sane A. ~ and 80 and 80 ?: Leave
Philadelphia at 80 A. M via Kenting ton, and A. M
and Loo and $50 p NJ. from foot of Walnut street. Fare
49, " 70 for secoId class in the A. from New York. and
PASSENGERS and through baggage carried fs Baltimore,
and so and $50 tr Sins and connections certain with
extra tr' IL behind time. Passengers with baggage
the ferry fifteen minutes before the trains leave.
AILW YORK TO BELLOWS FALLS, RUTLAND BUR
IN lngton st. Johnsbg Montpelier, St Adams 0gdens
burg and Montreal Tickets be procured the oces
Of the New York and New Haven Railroad corner Broad
way and Canal street. and Twenty street and Fourth
avenue Express trars leave at A. and p. N. Bag
gage checked through For freight, apply to
FRANCIS HYDE Agent, l52 South street.
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EXPRESS AGENCIES.

A DAMS 4 CO.'S EXPRESS, FOR NORFOLK PORTS
IA mouth, Richmond, Petersburg. Wilmington, Raleigh,
and the interior Of Virginia and North Carolina will leave
by the United States mail steamers Roanoke
via Norfolk every Tuesday and Saturday at o'clock.
so o'clock NJ day sailing Our inland express will
continue to leave daily usual, at o'clock A. NJ IL
and o'clock M. All reights for the above points In
tended to by inland express must be marked
ADAMS 4 CO., SO Broadway
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IMPORTANT EXPRESS NOTICE-PARIsEN KINGS
original Virginia and North Carolina Express Nor.
and All interior towns Tuesdays and Saturdays charge
OF special messengers Our former patrons and
for the above places will please leave their orders az the
ofcc No Barclay street. and thereby insure rates
and quick despatch Remember the Original southern Ex
press, No. 2 Barclay street. PAkISEN KING.
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TvOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE.-THE o. 8. NAIL
Z steamship HUMBOLDT, D. Lines, Commander will
snd pss.sngeTs on ssurasy July - !? from Pier
cond class SO. Luggage not wanted during the voyage
should be sent board the day before sailing marked "Bs
MoR s1sshs Broadway
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NHAMPLIN HOUSE. IsLIP, LONG ISLAND, DE-
~ ghtfully situated the south side. opposite Fire
Island light open for the reception Of families and tran
sep bosers with the city, from the LIST
suSoiT station. - AMOS T. sTELLENWERf.
HIRK's B0WERY HOTEL, CONDUCTED ON TIE
N European paat ID prepared 70 accommodate geA-
The rooms are al light airy and perfectly ventilated
Prices from 81 rs TO - per week. THOMAS KIRK. pro-
pristor sos Bowery corner Of sixth street.
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N William A. Brodhesd, proprietor.-The proprietor
r. that he has been snargng his estabIlshmsnt which
ventilated BY the pure brsezes healthy mountain air
elevation Of two hundred and nifty feet above the De-
n: mountain elevation Of sI hundred feet above the
feet almost above the river which gives
commanding view Of the bold fronts Of the two majestic
towering heights se Thousand six hundred
feet above It's surface The wild truly
nAcent The most expeditions route Is TO take the Central
Railroad Esen which leaves distance OF twenty heee
miles to the Gap through beautiful country.
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VNAyERLEY HOTEL, 67 BROADWAY CORNER OF
Fourth streetThis hotel having been fully remodel.
led snd enlarged 10 to supply private families,
sell transient vters with ACCOMMODATIONS not t.
be surisssed Ia the city.
]. W. RENALL. 697 Broadway.
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EXCURsIONS.

FOURTH OF JULY EXCURSIoN-THE NEW AND
commodious steamer EAGLE can be chartered for an
excursion Monday the fourth Of July by
the captain, ON board Tho boat be
Afternoon. y - = "
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD -TRAINS DAILY PROM
IL Chambers street for Albany and Troy
Express train, o A. MTLrough four hours connecting
with trains reaching Buffalo Montreal ut o'clock same
evening.
Mail train, "a. N. Through way trains at II A. NJ and
$50 M For Tarrytown IL r. ". For Peekskil, 10 A.
NJ and NJ. For Poughkeepse, A. VI. and 40 p. N.
Passengers taken at Chamber Canal Thir
teenth and Thirty first streets.
Sunday trains from Canal street at TX NJ for Pough
keepsie and H. for Albany stopping way stations
EDMUND FRENCH, Superintendent.
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STEAM BETWEEN NEW YORK AND GLASGOW
- The Glasgow and New York Steamship Companys new
steamship GLASGOW, 9G2 tons, go horse power) Robert
Craig, snder will leave New York for Glasgow Sat
srday July 49, next q Z o'clock noop And on Saturday
rooms) $ do do. (midship dol $75; second cabin $0
third Glass; sse,Ard' foes in HHs%%oN As2K
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CORPORATION NOTICE.--PUBLIC NOTICE is
~ hereby given to the occupant
pants Of all houses and lots unmProved lands
Actsd thereby that the following assessments been
ssnReed BY the and are lodged in the ONCE Of
teSested vzfor tagging the northerly sidewalk Of Thir
fourth street. between Ninth and Tenth avenues. The
4s embraced BY such include all the several
sssss lots vacant lots pieces and psree Of
faAa situated the north side Of Thirty fourth street.
tween Ninth and Tenth All persons whose nte
rests affected by the above and who
xssent their objections in writing to the undersigned 1t
tAe once No Hall Of Records, within thirty days from
- date Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES McNIELL,
once Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department. June