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ANTHOLOGY.

II snUMAN, JUST ARRIVED IN THIS CITY, CT.
fers his services In astrology and gn.
and gives satisfactory Information He Consulted IN
matters marriage past present. future
Office 25 Houston street between Maodouga and Varick
atre
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SHIPPING.

E,oR LIvERPoOL-UNITED STATES NAIL STEAM
II ship ATLANTIC, Capt James w, st.-rhis steamship
will depart with the United States mails Europe pe
lively Saturday June H. ~ II clock NJ from bsrh
at the foo. OF Canal street For freight passs having
,ssu1:d for sgsass eoAfsrs asp'
Passengers requested to lie on board at NIX A NJ
he steamship Arctic will succeed the Atlantic and sail
June 25.
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TAVERN AND EXCISE LIcENsEs-NoTIcE.-A
and excise licenses sire the rst day Of May
IN each New licenses will BE- issued at the Mayors
once, y Hail. between the hours Of 10 and O'clock,
for the several wards the following days. respective
ly, viz
10Th ward, Monday and Tuesday. 9th and 7th June.
10th ward. Wednesday and Thursday 9Th and 9th june
Hth ward, Friday and Saturday, 10th and 18th June.
18th ward, Monday and Tuesday, 18th and 18th June
18th ward wednesday and Thursaay 18th and 10th June
All persons desiring cens, are TO spnv on tina
days designated above for their respective wards and
thereby the penalties Of the law hold
Ing licenses requested to them whom applying
6or renewal.
Special NcticoAr persons who shall sell or deal in
strong or sprituous liquors except importers dsters
selling liquors imported distilled by them in quantities
above 1--WE gallons without being duly licensed subject
law for each offence TO the penalty Of $5 and in
81 ntniers to the additional punishment (by ndictment
% hne and imprisonment By order
GEORGE q. GLASIER, First Marshal.
New York. April 10, 1855.
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TAX COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, No. NEW CITY
Hall, April ls53Nstiss to tax payers-The assess
be opsn ston review Friday the 2th
day Of MAJ till Saturday the 18th day Of June, both days
inclusive All tax payers DESTROYS correct
Ing the assessment rolls requested 10 make
. the undersigned. at their Once between A. NJ snd
- SSoSNi plLaAaArEs Ia. Commissioner,
GEORGE H. PURSER1
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DAGS, BACON CO.. BANKERS, SAN FRAycrgco
Cal-Exchanso on London, VALPARAISO and the prncinsj
css Of the United States Tor sale n sums 70 COLES
and proceeds promptly rcmted TO and draw ON ~
American ExohsnEe Bank, Msssrs. Duncan, Sherman Co.
New York. w"
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1rHS NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL IN lTED sTAsEs
Mail stsamer.-Ths skips somprsng This line are tbs

These ships having been built BY contract expressly f
government bar besa sskes IN their
3tfucton In their strength Speed
snd thar for nnocuAed for
elegance and comfort
Prizes of passage from York liverpool in arst sas
SID in second cabin $40 Exclusive OF sEsrS riss STATE
roon, 500
From Liverpool 30 Ee~ York ESQ and Els.
An experienced snrpeos attached 10 each ship
Mo berthe secured untJ paid Cor.
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MATRIMONIAL.

ITO YOUNG LADIEs-A GENTLEMAN WoRTHS,0opO
L wants wife worth 5000 Adore" John Manning, New
Ofoa
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DUCKLEYS NEW okLEANy SERENADERs, CHI.
ID nsss Rooms ~ Bro.dway-Monday evening, May 50,
and every evening during the week This celebrated and old
established Whose esnerts through Great Britain,
tLs cities Of the United States and during thsh
Of the elite and fashion in gil places they have made ths,
gentlemen Of New York that they will their
fashionable Concerts as above Doors open ath Concert
L. SHORT, Agent.
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SPORTING.

DR1ZE BLACK AND TAN KING CHARLES
l. spanels, ST. BERNARD and Newfoundlands black and
tan English and Scotch ratters and variety OF choct
breeds Of dogs, for sale at 200 Water street. '
CPoRT.-RAT KILLING, BADGER BATTING. AND
coon drawing at Grand Street Hall l27 Grand street.
three doors east of Broadway Monday
evenings. at "a o'clock. Jem Toms will superintend the
above sport and will have mt all times
ply Of rats for public and private Gentlemen wish
to Try their dogs in private can be accommodated from 10
A. n. to p NJ Dogs learned by him to kill cured
emsnge and all other diseases Use Of the pit On
Monday June two nsted suts matched to kill
eachor s. side and collar. N. B.-Rats bought sold
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CHRIsTYS OPERA HOUSE, s72 BROADWAY ABOVE
- Grand every night during the week undsr
4. sole des:en and ssr.0as supervision Of E. Chrty
been with By highly
be audiences. Tickets Is cents Doors open 1t TO
Msnec ut o'clock.
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w 9tfNLe rotutcu untI pkfu torf
PROPOSED DATES cv SAILING.

EpwHRDK c5IIfSs Sc CO., Ne, |. wall So, N. Y.
BROWN SIMPLIFY Co, Liverpool
q. q. ROBERTS CO., IS Kings Arms Yard, Loados.
JOHN MUNR0S 60, No. - Rue Eetre Dame dss
Victories Paris;
GEO. II. DRAPER, HssrS.
Of these sbps will accountable
silver, bailion specie eyery precious stones metals
anless bulls ladg are ned tasrsfor and tho value ths
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HOTELS.

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"A opposite A,tsr pl.GeThis reas.nty located hotel
was opened to the public in October last ana compares
largest best in The city ssranses New
II. noise and
which renders desirable rssaenss Ps5ssasry fOr
GRAMEKCY HoTEL.-THIs ELEGANT AND FAss-
cnsh s hotel Sf and Twsn,Sh
s.tio. Of ths public. per day, $40 per week.
pstor intends tSst this shall Continue 70 deserve ss
high reputation a. 6rst class hotel. G. DONA0I.
VIRK's BowERY HorTL CONDUCTED ON THE
tlemen desiring good at reasonable price
Fri from "s y Week sna kfRk
R5ie.or sos Bowory Of Sixth street Junction Of
r ARDS MANSION HOUSE, GArE NORRIS HOUSE,
ZION q S'''s''' and 'i''s';' s%af LAIRD r..pr..,
NEPTUNE HOUSE NEW ROCHELLE, N. Y. is NOW
~ open The steamer me- NSEyak viii commence her rsgu
tune House wharf morning AZ O'clock Ard the ey
dr0m Futon Market 'D' every aeri Pscs e
M 6 Z. or FAyoR
summer resort Il has no superior No pains shall be
as Of me Kept &
apply az ri % o.
Street ''p' '''''' ~ = 0n"N''''
PoRT WASHINGTON PAVILION HOTEL sHREws
will for the reception of boards Jon
tic 9TH 1863 Families wishing to please al
dress to the opretor Red Bank Post Office NJ j. Several
steamboats, ply daily to and fro
J. A. SLAMM. Proprietor.
THE PAVILION HOUSE AT NEwBURG WILL Re
open Thursday, June O. for the season. An early
aprli alton for desirable many already
gagged H. BLAKE.
WAYERLEY HOTEL, 67 BROADWAY, CORNER oy
" Fourth street.-rhis hotel having been fully
families. transient v1itsr WIN Ss s
not to be rpassed in the city.
l. ". RENALL GOT Brosdwss
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NEW ROCHELLE AND GLENcovE-sUNDAY Elk
IN cursion.--Tto steamer KING PHILIP having been
hted according to the law relative to steamboats,
will for the fourth her regular Sunday
trips to New Rochelle and Glencove Tho aim OF the Cap
tain will be retain and increase the popularity this boat
has already acquired leaves Peck slip SUNDAY at
o'clock, A. Grand Street, East river, at 9h Tenth
street 9 and Twenty street at TO- Returning will
leave Glencove at 3I and New Rochelle at4 This being
one Of the most pleasant picturesque and healthy routes
out OF New York. IL hoped that lover Of recreation
will embrace tho Refreshments of the first
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FRANKLIN MUSEUM, It's CHATHAM STRKkT-GEO.
LEA propristorThs above isops. every
aernoon at o'clock, and in the evening 81 IN for the
purpose Cle.Ss and Original Ksprs:sptasSn q Living
getber With variety Of For further
particulars hills Of each day. Admission -Ssats N
shars s1k csnts Boxss % cents Gallery, HH cents.
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RARNUMs AMERICAN MUsEUM-THE MANAGE.
- ment announce, with eminent satisfaction, brief
engagement with that
MOST ASTOUNDING WONDER
OF the century the wide famed curious and
terestLg BEARDED LADY OF GENEVA,
Madame Josephine Fortune Clofuia who lie ompaned
by her father her husband and of her children
will hold her public lov6es ut the Museum every day this
MONDAY 9th. to SATURDAY June IL.
From ~ to II o'clock in the morning;
From 2 to o'clock in the afternoon; and
From TO III o'clock in the evening.
Madame Clofua, who born at Versox, in Swit2er.
land and is about twenty five Of exhibited
even in her infancy the phenomenon of which she the
living example Her face then covered with light hair
which when she had reached her eighth had
length OF two inches At fifteen it's color altered and it
gan to assume that black bush and vre appearances that
not as some may suppose mere resemblance but presents
to all eyes the completely
FULL GROW BEARD AND WHISPERS
that the most fstdisus dandy would be
beauty, put, at single glance
ALL CREDULITY AT DEFIANCE.
The management desire to take this extraordinary
but really honest description granted They respect
fully ask all to and look and Judge for
IN THE LECTURE ROOM,
This Monday afternoon at clock, VERY SUSPICIOUS
after which, THE VILLAGE GOSSIP This evening, At 8
Of ST MARY's EVE. Admission to the whole Museum.
&C., rs cents Psrqust and First Balcony
I'm cents extra.
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EXPRESS AGENCIES.

PERFoRD CO.'S NEXT CALIFORNIA EXPRESS
ID will forward steamer Georgia, via Asp, wall aud
Panama on Monday June 9 in charge Of our special
Shippers will please have their freight ready
delivery Saturday next Small parcels received tiff
~ day Of sailing Passage secured Mt Office No.
Aston House. BERFORD CO
NTOTICE.-ExPREss PACKAGES FOR NORFOLK
IN Petersburg and Richmond intended fof shipment par
Roanoke Jamestown will hereafter lie resolved
by Mcssrs Adams Co. SO Broadway, who are the only
authorized agents for express by these ships
LUDLAM a PLEASANTS, 32 Broadway
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NROToN AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT.-TO MAsONs-
se.lsd proposals, endorsed Propose. for building
Of the Croton Aqueduct Department otunda until
Monday the 18th day of June 1855 at IL O'Clock NJ to build
with the receiving basins and culvert In
Thirty eighth street from Second to Third avenue The
plan the and Specifications for the building of the
all Other information relating thereto be OBJ
NICHOLAS DEAN,
President Of the Croton Aqueduet Department
MAJ nrl IunaA
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HASTLE GARDEN.-THESE PREMISES WILL BE
~ let to party parties for the Fourth July
FRENCH HETsER
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SC00 000 TO LOAN, ON SATISFACTORY
p%UO.OVO bonds and mortgages For sale houses
U.s. farms and country sas. Also, tobacco route doing
hrs rate cash husiuessSnd worthy of attention RODE
KlCk LAWRENCE, q Nassau steeet general agent and
DRAFTS ON IRELAND AND ENGLAND IN SIMS
from and upwards payable Mt sight arc issued by
the subscribers, BOWMAN, GRINNELE 4 CO.. No "a
South street. sole agents for the Tail ne
Of Liverpool and Loo on packet ships.
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CROTON AQUEDUCT DE PARTMENT.-TO CONTRA C-
torssealcd proposals endorsed Proposal for building
Sewer in Forty lrth street, will DO received at the
Office of the Croon Aqpeduct Department, until Monday
the 18th day of June 1853 at IL o'clock NJ TO build
with necessary receiving basins and cuvcrts in Forty
fourth street from point about 200 feet cast Of Sixth ave-
and through Third to with the
street. being In about 34 feet The
plan Of tie and specifications for the building Of tho
all other information relating thereto be OBJ
tanned application TO the Water Purveyor at this oce
NICHOLAS DEAN,
President of the Crotan Aqueduct Department..
Mar nrl Inr
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EXCURSIONS.

LNXCURSIoNS. DELIGHTFUL EXCURSIONS TO ST
~ Romans WeM. Goodersop respectfully INFORMS bic
friends and the citizens Of Now York and vicinity that he
has reopened the rural pavilion at ST. Ronaus Well adj
the grounds ~ DO made to temperance societies.
schools pic mic parties military companies visiting this
beautiful by the steamboats, Flushing and Island City,
which leave New York four times daily from Fulton
ket slip For further pnrhoulars inquire at the
board the steamboat or at No. City Hall square
NJ. GooDEKSON Proprietor.
WORCESTERSHIRE STEAMER MAYO CAPABLE or
euIn parties the most favorable terms by applying
board foot OF Franklin street North river to CAPT H.
POWELL. or TO e. J. HAMILTON, I72 West street.
L,0R ExCURsIONs.-TIIE NEW AND BEAUTIFUL
barge Merchant Of Tivoli viii he to let for excursions
by the season. month"; single trip Her main deck 100
feet long by feet wide and her dock extends
nearly the whole boat forming OF about 1875
tion whatever with deck and side curtains for
protection against the The Merchant has equal for
this trade She be at tho foot of Murray street,
where those Interested are invited TO call and examine for
themseves For further particulars inquire of Captains
Green on board the barge Gbeon at Murray
Philip Ascnif l2 Sands street. Brooklyn; or Of The cub
strifer at Tivoli New York. j. OUTWATER.
GRAND EXCURSIONS FOR COMFY ISLAND, LAND.
way.-The new and splendid steamer ECONOMY, Captain
L. D. Abe will make regular trips for the daily
to Fort Hamilton and Coney Island leaving rs follows
Spring street, n r., at "a A. NJ; pier n r. at ";
sprins street n T., at ~ M pier3N r., at 70 NJ;
spprns street, T., M; pier se!s n IN,
leaving Coney Isand, last trip at N B-Tbis boat
has leen built expressly for this route, and will rn
ary to the Island and Fort Hamilton All persons for
bid trusting any one on her account s9,or,,u
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GRAND ORATORIO OF THE CREATION WILL BE
" given by the New York Sacred Harmonic Society at
Metropolitan Hall Monday evening June 90 Orehestra
of members from the Philharmonic Society Con-
ductor Mr. G. F. Bristow Between the second and third
parts of Communion Service OF Plate, by
Rev J. b. Hagany from an unknown donor The avails
will to the erection of institution for
aged and members Of the Methodist Episcopal Church
this city The plan of the building with all modern i'm
TX o'clock Tickets 70 cents to DO had - the follow
23S broadway Roc Lockwood Son, All Broadway T. A..
Farr 59 Broadway; Marvin North, IS Chambers street.
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DkOOKES' ASSEMBLIES-MR. L. BROOKES WILL
ID give another extra soiree-the
day ever ing June g.
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w the oeorama 5sS Broadway This magnideent paint
ing presents in n,nrte detail all the sacred localities men
toned Bible the ntens cities rivers and lakes
all The holy Places in dispute between the EmPe
rors France and Russia Exhibited every evening 81
O'Clock; and Wednesday and Saturday afternoons ut
O'Clock. Admission, % cents; ohildrsn hAlfprioe.
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A CARD.-sHIP ROSCIUS JUNE I, ls53-TO CAPT
IA W: Foster-We the undersigned first cabin passcn
parting beg In justice to our own feelings to or to You
banty Of also your skill aud ey peri
ec as seaman throughout which this
the year. has been moro than usually Tor aud
We have witnessed with admiration your extreme
ana d ana toward the second cabin
latter OF the poorest CLASSY also your skul minsra
ton to the wants of the SICK for which
GRATEFUL besides stamping in the minds Of all board
as one Of the most humane and benevolent We al
so to tender thanks to Mr. Austin for atten ton
and have much p' asure in bearing testimony TO his EN-
cheney M first officer In the sincere hope that
success and prosperity life attend you
are y 18th great regard, very truly yours,
Henry Parsons DIR. Louis Blanc,
Andrew X. Ward, VIM. wilkinson.
John L. Spencer, Margaret wilkinson,
Edmurd W, Spencer. Mary wilkinson,
H. Cottren Powell, Sarah Grace Wiiinson.
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HROTON AQUEDUCr DEPARTMENT TO CON-
proposals endorsed for sewer
IN lSh street, will be received At the Office of the Croton
Agueduet Department until Monday the 18th day Of Juns
1885, At IL O'Clock NJ to build with the
receiving basins and culver in lSh street from the Third
to the Harlem river being length about $50 feet
the and all other information relating thereto
sbt Aned application to the Water Purveyor M this
s6ice. NICHOLAS DEAN,
Preside mt Of the Croton Aqueduct Department..
YoIk Luna
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DANoRAMA HALL, 59S BROADwAY.-SANFORD'S
great National Panoramic Painting Of the Mississippi
River rsm its mouth the Falls Of Anthony also the
Soto in the year i54 Exhibition every evening, ~
o'clock Wednesday and Saturday afternoons at o'clock
Admission, rs cents
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UNHE AFTERNOON PERFORMANCES NOW GIVEN
every day at the ST. Charles Theatre meeting with
great being largely by families
there excellent bill for the benefit of Nile. Sophie
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GRAND SACRED CONCERT. AT THE CHURCH OF
and Seventh On Sunday evenings
Besee pSssid ing organ Tessts amttins lady
e
Avenue Railroad only few steps from the church.
A CARD-MR. EDIToR:-wE BEG TO INFORM THE
1 o Tho 1sn h So% nj G
Empire, to exhibit from tho LIST Of Jsne piano.
striking costumes Of the Mussuman popula.ion know
t. attract the public yet but hepo that Turk
Of mportsst respecting portion Of n..ksi
who, since the destruction Of tho Jan sares by Sultan
to hsI public
are to the sAs s of sS.
been at very great expense preparing these
sRs AND the o e II az
world If the views which about to exhibit IA
whs C no Th
Pin take place in Dr0ad"A' H. XSb 5rS Ms 4 Y, 10
Nj and Mrs Puigian will wear Turkish and Greek
unss, varying Thorn frem time to time.
MILLS EQUESTRIAN srATyE-TnE PUBLIC ARE
M RESPECTFULLY informed that this world statue
Of the only sSssss.an aEur: II sishs.
railway Hall nsar ls Cry... r.isos on the 18th LAY 81
tn.sd states being upward: IN
fss II
tssnt lifted for the occasion and expense spared 10
CAsTLE GARDEN.-THEsE PREMISES WILL BE
asy sf' July day
FRENCH 4 HErsER.
THE AFTERNOON PERFORMANCES NOW GIVEN
ay a. the 81 Ths,s IT. meeting With
asss Mrs. s of H.
appear.
DkoOKEs' AssEMBLIEs-MR L. BRo0KEs WILL
ID give another soreethe but
day ing, JuneS
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CRoToN AQUEDUcT DEPARTMENT. TO CON
Sewer in Third avenus will be received at the office Of the
Croton Aqueduct Department. until Monday the 18th day
Of June 1858 at IL O'clock NJ, to buid with the
necessary receiving basin: and suyerts in Third
about feet The plan of the and specifications
for the building of the and all other rela
Plrveyor, at this Office. NICHOLAS DEAN,
President Of the Croton Aqueduct Department..
New York, juno 5. 1853
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CTREFT DEPARTMENT, NO. 4HALL OF RECORDS
~ Public notice hereby given, that petition has been
presented in the Board Of Aldermen to regradc and
Liberty street, from Broadway to Green witch street All
persons interested having objections are to pre-
before the l4h day Of June inst New York June 1853
LANES EUkEY. Street Commissioner.
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METROPOLITAN HALL.-MISS ROSINA COLLINS,
M the celebrated vionist from London pupil Of Ernsty
begs to that only Concert will take ~
the above Thursday evening" juno o. The PhlhaI
monte Orehsstra engaged for the occasion Tickets 80
Scharfenberg Luis and Joss music stores also, ct the
residence Of Miss Collins, lib Grand street.
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CTEAM BETWEEN NEW YORK AND GLASGOW
y The Glasgow and New York Steamship Compsnys nav
steamship GLASGOW 9C2 tons, 4t8 horse powsr Robert
Craig commander will leave New York for Glasgow Sat
September IL o'closk First cabin saloon state
rooms 500; do. do (mdship do S75 second cabin. $50;
j. McSYMON 8 Broadway.
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flROToN AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT.-To CON-
~ tractorsSeaied proposals. endorsed Proposal TO
in Hammond street. will be received at the ONCE Of
the Croton Aqueduct Department until Monday tho 18th
day of June 1853 Mt II o'clock NJ. to build with
TIE receiving basins and culverts In Hammond
the In Greenwich to the North
river being in length about 2l5 feet The plan Of the
specifications for the building of the and all
other information relating thereto be obtaia
plicaton to the Water Purveyor at this office
NICHOLAS DEAN,
President Of the Croton Aqueduct Department
NAW York. Luna l
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CTREET DEPARTMENT, NO 4HALL OF RECoRDs.--
y Sealed proposals will be received at this Office I'll
Tuesday June regulate and grade Fifth avenue from
Forty to Forty ninth streets Specifications to be
hsd Ipcaton to tho Contract Clerk of this depart
nent. JAS. FUkEY, Street Commissioner.
Nav g. 1859.
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VIALLACK'S THEATRE-iHE BENEFIT OF Mr..
Moore Assistant Treasurer will take place Friday
June 10: which occasion Mr. wAlack, with the whole
Blake, MT Broagham Mr. Walcot, Mr. Hale Mr. Reynolds
Mr. Mason, Mr.. Vincent, Miss Laura Keene, Mrs. Blake
Mrs Brougham Ars Stephens Mrs Cramer Mrs. Gonover,
Mrs. Hale Miss Gould, Miss Malvna &c, &c.
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CTREET DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF RECORDS
- Sealed proposals will be received at this Office untJp
Monday June to regulate, set curb, gutter and pave
Man rim street from Rvington to Stanton street Speef
cations he had application to the Contract Clerk of
tAis department. JAS. KUREY, Street Commissioned
May 2S 1893.
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CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED BIT TUE
= Commissioners of the Sinking Fund at the Csnptrolers
ence, until Monday, Juae Nth 1879 at three o'clock
Ing Loan Stock Nc, - authorized By an act Of the
Legislature of this State passed April IL 1891 and by
ordinance Of the Commea tou. Gill; approved BY theayor
Nay II, 1858 The said stock will embrace 7so shares
Abe par value of which will be 500 each share, mud
v bear interest az the rate Of Eve cent annum
payable quarterly The stock he issued will be mado
acemable TIE Irs day Novembsr 1873 The proposals
Will state the number shares desired and tho price that
shall as sccspted NIL BE- required for the ,tsk
this department Each prepo ston enclosed
up and directed Proposals. for Buiding Lean Stock Ne
o. and these proposals. thus sealed enclosed in
sscond envelope, sealed and directed TO "A. G. Flags
Comptroller, city Of Now York;
A: II: FLAGG, Comptroller.
New York, May 9th, 1853
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Jackets TO HAvRE-SECOND LINE. THE FOL-
lowing ships will leave Havre the 6h and New York

with all requisite articles for the comfort Of
passengers and commanded BY Of experience In the
trade The price passage 500 without liquors
Goods sent the Subscribers will be free from
any charges but those actually incurred
BOYD HINCKEN, Agents, l6f Pearl street.
LNOR BERMUDA AND ST. THOMAS-THE ROYAL
I mail steamer Hsrlia Captain Cronan, will sail
Tuesday, June 7th
Passage money to Bermuda: ..................s $50
Apply TO E. CUNARD. Bowling Green.