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~ BY given to the owners occupant Or
ali improved unimproved lands, a.
fetsd thereby the following assessments have been
pleed by and are lodged the ooe Of
interested, For well and pump in Fifty seventh
street. between Broadway and Seventh The limits
embraced by include all the several houses
ground vacant lots pieces and parcels Of land
way 80 Seventh avenue on the vest side Of Seventh
Fifty street. and the east sid Of Broadway,
and south of Fifty seventh street. All per
whose interests affected by the above
easements and who opposed to the either Of
thsm requested to present their objections in writing
the undersigned at their office, No Hall of
within thirty days from the date of this notice
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES MCNEIL, y
Once Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department April
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NTEW YORK AND CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP COM
~ pany-.Through to San Francisco; via Aspinwa and
IsthmusThe and fast side wheel double
ship UNION, 900 tons) Richard Adams, commander will
leave New York for Aspnw WALL Navy Bay from pier No
North river, on Thursday May at 3o'eloek p NJ
cisely connecting with the and magnificent side Wheel
double engine steamship Winfield Scott q 100 tons Lieut.
Simon T. Blunt u s. Navy commander, which ste
will be in readiness ut Panama to receive the Unions
sengers and sail Immediately for San Francisco The
and ventilation of the Winfed Scott all
that be desired Her speed Established the voyage
between New York and Panama and while the Pacific
eoast,) is unsurpassed.
Every e.srtion will be made the part Of the company
to insure comfort expedition safety Passengers will
be landed the wharf ut Aspin wa ree ts
Railroad and cautioned that tickets for this line
sold only at 20 Broadway.
DAVIS, BROOKS & CO, General Agents.
mail bag is made at the above Office, undor the
United States postage law for the convenience Of the
public.
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hudson RIVER RAILROAD.-TRAINS DAILY FROM
IL Chambers street. for Albany and Troy
Express tran6 A. Mthrough in four hours connecting
with trains reaching Buffalo Montreal at O'Clock
evening
Mail train, N. Through way trains at IO1S A. NJ and
Jpn.
Passengers taken At Chambers Canal Christopher Four
teenth and Thirty fret streets.
Sunday trains from Canal street at ~ for Pough
keepse and T. NJ. for Albany, stopping at NIL way
t1ons EDMUND FRENCH, Superintendent.
EW IUkk AND PHILADELPHIA, VIA NEW
IN Jersey Railroad from foot Of Corandt
States NAH and Express line through IN four
in A. M and M, 81 10; IN. and Pm, g. Second
class ~ sandSAN .nd4 Pm = 50; ThrensA .s.L;ss
Through baggage agents M and 81 M. trains Pas
with baggage the ferry Aeen minutes before
the trains leave
NEW YORK AND MONTREAL RAILROAD-TO BEL
IN lows Falls Rutland Burlington, ST. Ogdens
turg Montreal and intermediate towns. Tickets be
procured ut the New York and New Haven railroad
AZ broadway Express trains leave at A. N. and $50
Baggage checked through Freight with despatch at
reduced prloes. Apply to
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NOR TEE WEST AND sOUTuWEsT

dor TIE WEST AND sOUTHwEsT-BALTuMoRE
II and Ohio Railroad for Wheeling, GAINESVILLE Cincinnati
Louisville St Louis &sThis great rCnd rst opened
through travel in January last The tunnels then
finished are now completed The entire road il in fine order
routes in the world The mail train leaves Ba
more daily Mt M and runs to Wheeling C}S) miles
eighteen nineteen hours arriving at y NJ day.
may leave Baltimore at An lodge in Cum
borand, l79 miles, and proceed thence in morning
making the entire trip by daylight Passengers leaving
New York at AN, or Philadelphia at P: NJ, arrive in
Baltimore At and BY taking the mail train at reach
four from Philadelphia To connect With the Western
meeting them at the Washington junction Relay Hous
hive miles from Baltimore. At Wheeling the
and splendid steamers of the Union Quilt
roueD with really unsurpassed daily
for the and convey the passengers down the Ohio to
Cincinnati and Louisville, where the St. Louis
Passengers for Cincinnati by land routeD Columbus
other parts of Ohio and the West also from
wheeling by excellent cosShes lin ten hours 70 Zanesye
Wheeling and charge for transfer Of either
baggage Fare by through ticket with right lie
anywhere the route) from Philadelphia Wheeling
$lU to Cincinnati Sill; to Louisville, $ from Washing
ton to Wheeling 80 5O TO Cincinnati SILL to Louisville
sl For the tickets apply at Philadelphia Baltimore and
Washington the railroad agent ticket clerks
stations WM PARKER, Gen. Superint endent.
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FINANCIAL.
&S E1O0 OO0 LOAN ON ,, TIE Sohrahol
FINANCIAL.

1 I'm
the ely s ra is On 1s @ d Ss TIE
place annually. the Of April LIST Of o.
''Ss sss: a.
sSs vicinity Of To road xr.nssd By Congress 70 sd ia
snss
sss;
we're contracted ruling year since
and 10 now constantly arriving 81 Now York and New Or
Ts whole bonds which be issued under the
mortgage seventeen millions of dollars Of which have been
In United States, and iron and other contrasts
seven per cent bonds. Observation-Disclosures. 67S.ON
rossl.. ................,........ sle7S0,OW
The S @ sy 70 *. vS &c this loan
shares 500 saoh .Gr each bond
Of qsS e sSs % sos e. b
y the rot exceeding The then called
company the rrht to redeem the
At time before Maturity payment Of the amount
shersof with twenty Per esns premium and accrued
proposal will DO received At rate less than
the COMPANY reserves sbe right accept ldoposs0 r AL
cent Of the amoast allotted each subserbe.
and % s Of s
INK ten cent monthly Any subscriber may hewevee
At his option in full and receive his bonds and
time If any subscrBer whose bid Ia accepted, shall
prefer in lieu Of the cen bonds hereby offered
TO receive six per BONDS Of tho charseter
i'd respect those issued for the London
q which interest and principal Will payable
in London At the rate OF shngs and sterling
TO the dollar sqoh bonds win be but snoh the
subscriber will he required the In London
81 the rate to witt E2 3D. for each bond Of 81 0O
The stoei to such subscription will be also
5sered In London the terms and conditions
shat registered there preferred insslsnts and dv
dends thereon being payable there st tho
change.
Interest viii in all be adjusted payment Of tie
FINAL instaimene.
Proposals win by W. p. BUREALI Treasursr
1T the sce Of the Company No. 90 Wall street. N "
closed sealed and endorsed Proposals for loan Of
Reports and showing tho financial condition
The company the progress Of the work. all
formation relative to It's anairs and pfOspscs o.
.nec application TO the personally o. 5y let
ter by order Of the Board Of Directors.
E0BERT SCHUYLER. President,
DAVID A. NEAL, Vice President,
W. p. BURIAL, Treasurer, EJecc4iv>
GEORGE GRISW {Comui.te>.
NORRIS KETCHUH,
JONATHAN STURCES,
New York, April q 1859.
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MEDICAL.

CURE OF coRNs, BY MADAME BERNARD, No. i7
BOwepy east s1e between Bt9omo and Ps,ney streets
pain and feels confident in promising hat she viii
ing the least pain neonvenence Persons attend
DR. A. NJ MAURECFAU CAN BE CONSULTED AT MS
office a9 Liberty street, or BY letter addressed to boz
nR. RALPI's OFFICE, HOURS FROM . TO u A NJ.
street. nes, Wooster.
DR. coBBETT, NO; 70 DUANE STREET, BETWEEN
m Chatham a. sSs N and william streets BDr
A. N. to9P. n Sundays excepted.
nR. COOPER, "A DUANE STREET BETWEEN CHAT.
- ham and william srees may bs consulted at his Once,
ularly educated physician and surgeon
nB. JOHNSON, 10 DUANE STREET, MAY BE CON.
~ suited at bis Office where he has pratised for the last
excepted
nR. WILLIAM WARD, NO. so CANAL STREET,
aGS5 ssi & PPSGsTy eSs hSurs from
duate of Ednburg, Scotland
DR. WARD CAN BE CONSULTED DAILY AT HIS
~ old established office Canal street one door east Of
9P NJ, Sundays excepted.
uYGIAsPrKA.-A SPEEDY AMI CERTAIN CUR
IL for negr.lga tic dOcrgu. toot ache. nervous head
childhood during the period oteethln been discoycrsa
meAcated necklace to be next BE Mn BY the patent
An eminent German physician disc r me virtues Of et
valuable medicines Of which the bead 81 the necklace arr
made and prescribed the mode Of cation The notice
but 10 medic recommended one Of the most er
faculty peculiarly powerful In aesng thfousf
nerves sfordn generally Instant. and Away. permassnt
relief and erecting Patients who, Afei
hours trial medicated necklace assord,p
20 prescrptop nrd relief may at the closs fthstps
riod nv returning the receive back thc
money sCUUFFNER MuLDENTR, "a Beaver street
TrsrmoKy do hereby certify that the toulpisitlsr
tb, indicated nockses oicred by schasrer Madsnss
70 rntaiinsiy produce the unoes
factory resnps a. BRAUNLICB, N. o.,
Ne ~ uenry street, HrtSyivx
Fer sslt as giertiftest. 81 izbsstw street. Pine.
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OCULIsTs AND AURISTS.

nEAFEESS NEW DISCOVERY. = LESLY'S OR
ut church and public assemblies affords all assist
that could possibly he desired To be had 81 spe
nard street New York. Off T. BRUGMAF, only agent for
America Prioe So.
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TRAVELLERS, GUIDE,


CAMDEN AND AMBoY RAILROAD TO pHILADEL
Pha-from pier No. North river Two lines daily at
10 A. NJ and p INSTRUMENTATION line, at 10 A. n, by
steamboat Trenton TO South Amboy ears TO Bordentown
and steamboat T. Stockton to Philadelphia Fare-S2 ex
press ne at r. NJ by steamboat John Potter to Amboy
thence direct to Camden by oarshrongh four and
ahaf Fare-S3 Returning, leave Philadelphia ut 10 A.
n and p. n.
tNOR ALBANY-FARE S1.-ALBANY AND NEW
Il York Inland Route Railroad.-Two daily express
trains at NJ and 345 NJ connecting at Albany vita
central lines Of railroads North and West from tho
depot Of White Elm and Centre streets where
through tickets be procured and baggage checked
Schenectady Utica, Syracuse Rochester and Buffalo Pas
also received at Broome and B0wery and Twenty
sixth street and Fourth stations The above traps
will land at Croton Falls and Chatham Four Cor
only All other trains Will start from City Hall
ton Of Tryon and Centre street. heretofore
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FINHE ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIP MERLIN CAPTAIN
Cronan will sail for Bermuda and St. Thomas Satur-
day, the 18th May Passage money to Bermuda $50; to st.
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THE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
Nail StsamersThe ships comprising this line the

These ships having been built by contract expressly
government service has been taken their
In their strength and speed
elegance and comfort.
Price Of from New York Liverpool hrst cabin
room, $780,
FrouMLiverpool to New York, ESQ and eos.
An experienced surgeon attached to each ship.
No berths secured until paid for
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For freight or pAssage appIyto
EDWARDS. COLLINS 4 CO., No. IS Wall ST., N. Y.
BROWN, SIMPLIFY 4 CO.. Liverpool
X. G. ROBERTS CO., ID Kings Arms Yard, London.
JOHN MUNRoE CO., No. % Rue Notre Dame des
Victories, Paris; or
GEO II. DRAPER, Havre.
The Of these ships will not be accountable for Yod
silver bullion, Specie jewery precious stones, metals
unless s ladin signed and the value there
OF therein expressed.
THE ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIP ARABIA WILL
start from her dock at Jersey City Wednesday the
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E{ATRIMONY MADE EASY-oR HOW TO WIN A
IN loverMadame de Forrestie, late of Paris and Lon
dom will address receipt Of dollar
paid the most captivating and perfect objections to enable
ladies gentlemen to win the affections OF Of the
opposite may be desired The simple but
Ivatng that all may he married irrespective OF
pearance position. Address Madame de Forese box
No. 10 Broadway Pest Once.
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MATRIMONIAL.-A YOUNG GENTLEMAN FROM
l the South of appearance agreeable
ners good character circumstance
has been but short time in the city, and having but few
&C luaintancea desires form acquaintance with
lady possessed Of personal beauty kind and affection
disposition unblemshed character
five yea of age To would please his fancy he
would he and devoted friend aud husband One
answering the ption and really sin serc
the implicit confidence. Address Charles Diamond,
roadway Post office, stating full particulars, ercam
stances, &c.
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Ny0TICE-TnE INTEREST ON THE PgBLIc STOCKS
~ eft city Of New York due and yabe Nay 1853
will be paid the second day Of Nay by F. W. Edmonds
Esq., chamSerlsn Of the City At the Mechanics Bank Is
April r. q. 3seock N. For the convenience Of stock
holders transfers viii be permitted during the period
A. g. FEAGG Comptroller.
s%snntrolar,a Once View YORK April g. IsN
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MATRIMONIAL.

-
ADIES.-A HIGHLY RESPECTABLE AND INTEL
IL ligent physician, American thirty years old ba
chelor mild aeconate and agreeable temperate and
raj sincerely desires to unite his destiny with
able intelligent and amiable lady whose with his
will enable him successfully to locate in practice
he has been travelling the past three years Address till
the 10th inst post paid, Dr. A. Belmont Broadway Post
Once.
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INDEPENDENT OPPOSITION LINE FOR CALIFoR-
ns At great REDUCTION in ProelThs new and splendid
mander win leave New York for AspnvA on Thursday.
with first class steamship which by arrangement to be
provided by Aessrs Garrison, Fritz Co.. of Panama to
has the character Of being decidedly the fastest
all Of her competitors two TO days Her good qua
Htes boat and accommodations FOR passengers
much superior other speed No efforts
win DC spared the part Of her officers to send
She with xpedton comfort and
Passengers wishing tickets at extremely
invited to examine her after the 26th inst and
TO call the Office before purchasing elsewhere
ments have been made with the principal to
their goods and small parces also the
who take charge of all ails made up accordance
with the United States postage law The public may
lines several days usual good surgeon attached
the vessel whose services free Of charge For freight
passage apply only to
e. MILLS, Agent, 81 Cortlsndt street.
N. Blower steerage fare to Aspinwau only SIS other
prices in proportion
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EXPRESS AGENCIES.

I NJ rI;nnant Tl,rsday Snoci.i n,aasan so-
Adopho sutro. Freight 30 pound No extra charges
CHASE a. CO, 81 Broadway
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NIATRIMONY MADE EASY, OR HOW TO WIN
lu Lover-Professor Lawton Boston, formerly Of Lon.
dom will send to address, receipt Of one dollar
paid plain directions to enable ladies gentlemen win
the devoted affections ofas many OF the opposite their
hearts desire The is simple but capti
waiting that all be married. irrespective Of appear
position; and last, though not least il be
With such delieaoy that detection IL
sitle Address Professor Lawton No let.
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EXTRAORDINARY .ANNouNcEMENT-A NEW ERA
~ IN TRAVELLING.
MENTAL TELEGRAPH LINE TO EUROPE.
The newly organized Mental Telegraph line snow
to take number Of passengers evening New
York TO Liverpool thence sing through Deppe Paris
Geneva, Castle OF Chon Mont St. Bernard and valley Of
Chamouni to the summit OF MONT BLANC and return by
same medium TO New York, in two hours
Fare for the trip only % cents children half price
Apply at the Chinese Saloon $50 Broadway where paces
may be secured in advance for any evening.
JOHN OWENS Conductor and Chief Guide.
TUE PIRATE DOCTOR DRAMATIsED BY JAMES
Pilgrim, for the St. Charles Theatre, from the story
recently published in the Sunday Dispatch win be produced
Monday next, with &C. To night there is
excellent bill at the ST. Charles. The Ballet,
MAN1AC LOVER, EVELEEN WILSON, and Miss Emilio
Downie, tho sonGstregs and drummer.
INSURANCE..
CTUYvESANT FIRE INSURANCE Co.-oFFICEs Isl
- Bowery Broome street under the Bowery Bank
snd co Wall streetCaptal 5000 0O0This company insure
against loss or damage by fire. dwelling houses and urn
ture warehouses stores and merchandise factories ships
port &C., ON the most favorable terms All losses Will b.
immediately adjusted and promptly paid.
FREDERICK X. LEE President.
SAMUEL WILLETS, Vice President.
BENZ. J. PrNTz, Secretary.
JouE Cox, Surveyor
n B.-Applications for insurance this company may
he left with Mann Richardson, at the branch Office 90
Wall street.
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GO00 000 TO LOAN, ON BOND AND MORT.
estate security in such sums as may be required.
KENNEDY SHERMAN, 10 ALI street
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CORPORATION SALE.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is HERE
~ by gwen that sale will take place at the public yards
Tuesday 10th inst goods have been removed
from the wharves piers and streets Of the city
lranees and that remained the yard the 9th
day Of April last Sale at the yard in street.
Goerck at O'Clock NJ and Jane street, Washing
ton, at p. NJ By order.
GEORGE WHITE. Sunerintendent Of Streets.
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DACKETs TO HAvRE-SECOND LINE-THE FOL-
L lowing ships will leave Havre the l6h and New York

DACkETS To HAVkE-SECONU iINE.-THE FOL-
lowing ships will leave Havre the l6.h
the LIST Of each MONTH
From New York From Havre
Ship ST. DENIS, Jan. L. Feb l6.
goo tons burthen. May1. June l6.
Alonzo Folansbee master. Sep. /. Oct. 10.
Ship ST. NICOLAS, } FebL Mch. TO.
600 tons burthen, , June ]. July l6.
John Bragdon master. Oct. l. Nov. 10.
New ship MERCURY, } Ich.l Aprl6.
j 400 tons burthcn, , July j. Aug 10.
r. ID. Conn, master, Nov ]. Dec Is.
Ship WILLIAM TELL, } Apl1. May l6.
(new,) 1,2C0 tons burthen,} Aug L. Sop is.
James Funck, master. } Dec. !. Jan. 10.
They all first class New York buS uhips provided
with al requisite articles for the comfort Of
passengers and commanded by of experience in the
trade The price of is 500 without wines liquors
Goods rent TO the subscribers will be forwarded free from
any charges but thoge actually incurred.
BOYD uINCKEN, Agents, l64 Pearl street.
THE LIVERPOOL AND PHILADELPHIA STRAIN
ship Company intend sailing their favorte steamships
FROM PHILADELPHIA.
City of Glasgow. Z" May H.
City Of Manchester. Observation-Disclosures. d" June H.
cax ;, c,..ro, IRON LIVERPOOL .,.u >,
Wy OF SlaeeoW: wednesday, hprii ~.
saloon 500 U.s. .nd s5 iaccordns 70 state roomss. To-
limited number Of third class Mill be taken
and found with comfortably cooked provisions, for
80. TO Liverpool $5. from Liverpool
Parties wishing to bring out their friends obtain
tifestes Of and drafts the Bank Of Ireland
sums from Fl sterling pwards Eandbills be had at
81 Exchange place.
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CsTREEr DEPARTMENT. NO. 4 HALL OF RECORDS
y April q ls-seaed proposals. win be received ~ the
Street Commissioners Office until Wednesday, May 4th at
II o'clock, M to set curb and gutter stones and nag
feet wde through the Sidewalks OF Eighth avenue,
from .tyfourth to Fifty ninth streets Specifications to
i,s had application TO the Contract Clerk.
JAMES FUREY Street Commissioner.
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CTKEET DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF RECORDS
- Public notice hereby given that the following resolu
tons have been in the Board OF Assistant Alder
TO and set curb and gutter stones in James
street. from Chatham TO Madison street flag the West
sidewalk Of Sixth between Forty and Forty
fourth street Also the following petitions Petition to
Number East third street to eay crosswak from
Suffolk to Division street the West side OF Suffolk street
regulate and grade Sixty fourth and Six fifth streets from
Eighth to the Ninth All Interested hav
objections thereto requested to them in
whiting to the undersigned his oce before the 9th
day OF ay next. JAMES FUREY,
New York, April y, 1855. Street Commissioner.
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CTEAM BETWEEN NEW YORK AND GLASGOW
p The Glssgow and New York Steamship Companys new
Craig eommar der will sail from Glasgow Saturday,
April 23d and will leave New York for GLASGOW satur
state roomsl 500 do do nndship do $5; second cabin
sO siu 'iA's' s0o-s'e"afu WsWM6W 40 i Rppy
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last OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED
~ Persons desirous Of converting their cast OF articles
into obtain fair price BY sending for the
bcT at his residence, or through the Post Once.
L. N. DUSSELDORF, No, I3 Elm street
N. Blades attended TO by Mrs. Dusseldorf
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INOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE.-THE UNITED
II States Mail steamship HUMBOLDT, d. Lines Com
mander will leave for Havre touching at Southam
land the mails and Saturday Nay th at
" o'clock from pier No North river.
I'd ....................... 70
not wanted d9Ing the be sent the
tsken after Thursday Maya For freight passage apply
to MORTIMER LIVINGSTON, Agent So Broadway.
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CTREET DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF RECORDS
- Public notice is hereby given that the following
buttons presented the Board Of AldermenTo
open Eleventh avenue between Forty eighth and Ssteth
stroet 10 lay crosswalk West Tnireth street be-
Eighth and Ninth avenues opposite the Methodist
Episcopal Church; flag sidewalk in front Of No 50 Rut
street Also the following pettonsTo flag sidewalks
north aide Of Thirty fourth street between Broadway and
Seventh to and flag sidewalks in Thirteth
terct.d having objections thereto requested to present
them in writing TO the undersigned, ut his office be-
the ninth day Of May next. April %, 1853.
JAMES FUREY, Street Commissioner.
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CIOTAlN0.

CLoTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED.-LADIEs
and gentlemen having any 10 dispose OF receive fair
cash price by sending TO the stores II West broadway place
near Canal street and " West Broadway by letter per
Cohen. - = '
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AMuEEMENTaa

RHoADWAY THEATRE.-E. A. MARSHALL. SOLE
Loses-Doors open at z; to commence at 71s o'clock
WEDNESDAY evening, May 4, will be performed
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fNROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENTAL CONTRAC-
torsSealed endorsed Proposal for sewer in
Forty ninth street. be received at the Office Of the Croton
Agueduct Department until Monday the 10th day Of May
1853 at II O'clock to build sewer with the
cvng basins and culvert in Forty ninth street. from the
East river to and through Second Fifty third
to Fifty sixth street being length about 500 feet
The plan Of and specifications for the building of
the and all other information relating thereto be
obtained application to the Water Puryeyor, at this
cfhee NICHOLAS DEAN,
President of the Croton Aqueduct Department.
New York, May 4. 1853.