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PueLic Eo1IcE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT rHx
following resolution presented 10 the BcArd
EsS.S 70 ff gaasns snd
e. W. corner q Grand and Mercer psr.en. IN
r ~ S III q III Sss on g sss G
STREET DEPARTMENT. No. HALL OF RECORDS; :
ton us ss nGsss r. x. as il
IN 'front.' q tie vacant lots % both sides lh
aug T. ,y sss' 4.
and sixth and r. -, and
ant Aidernsnro regulate grade sixty third stree.
from EghL g Ninth avenues ~ persons assres,e tav
writing, the nnderiSned ~ his oec before the
april rs H. is5s JAMES ruREY Street Commissioner
CTRFEr DEPARTMENT, NO. A HALL OF RECORDS
- Public Notice IL hereby given that tho following petit
ofra 81 t. &
To widen Cliff street between BekmXu aud Fer
n my sfs All ir PEI. Of
writing to tbs undaragned bis OF ssiorc
'A 4 saY s 6 April inst lanes syssY
CTREET DEPARTMENT, NO. 4HALL or RECORDS
been presented in re Board Of Lave .So side
Walk ON the west side OF Mercer street from No
Of Broo%s street ssged To have he sidewalks Of Ninth
1stiSsis atas
April inst. lanes Fury, ssrsSt Commissioners.
&TkEET DEPARTMENT, NO HALJ, or RECORDS.
PUBLIC notice 10 hereby given, Tint the folio wing
luton has been presented in the Board of Aldermen TO
have Eighty street from Third to East
upon line of Grade running direct from the pro-
sent elevation OF Third at Eighty sixth street. under
the direction Of the Street Commissioner the said straight
he ne q 6s s f E
Interested having objections thoreto
to present the to the his office
before the Goth day of April inst.
JAMES FUREY Street Commissioner.
Now York, April 90 1853.
CORPORATION NoTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE is HERE
by given that petition has been presented to the Board
OF assistant Aldermen for in Allen street,
Grand to proposed in Broome street. All persons in
terested IN the above and having objections thereto
quesed TO present the in writing to the Contract
Clerk, at this office on or before May 2, 1883
NICHOLAS DEAN President.
Croton Aqueduct Department., April %, 1858.
NorIcE-TuE INTEREST ON THE PUBLIC STOCKS
~ Of the city Of New York, due and payable May 1861
ga be paid on the second day of May, BY r W Ednonds
Vail street The transfer books will be closed Tuesday
april IL at 80 clock NJ For the convenience OF stock
hoders transfers will be permitted during the period the
sooks remain closed, to take effect May LIST, 1858
A. c. FLAGG Comptroller.
comptrolier's Once. New York April 8, 1853.
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EXPxtEss AGENCIES.


NHARLEsTON EXPRESS, PER UNITED STATES NAIL
connecting with Combs Co.'S press to Augu ta Maooa
Columbus and all places the lines Of Soatk
Carolina railroad Georgia and Western Atlantic railroad
CHASE CO., s. Broadway, New York, and No. Hayns
street, Charleston.
CAvANNAH EXPRESS, PER UNITED STATES NAIL
- steamer Florida, Saturday April %. 3 p. NJ, and
thence Georgia Central railroad to Maoon And to al
No 3s broadway, New York, 66 Bay street. savannah.
DIRECT MOBILE EXPRESS, PER BLACK WARRIOR
IL Monday, April 25 also to New Orleans Large packA
ges must be delivered before NJ Saturday. small
cells received till W, A. Nj; Monday syo NJ.
DER STEAMSHIP BLACK WARRIOR FOR MOBILE,
L Monday next-Freight will be received by Adams
Co.. at 80 Broadway until 10 O'Clock NJ Monday, the,
steamer leaving Mt L. We will effect insurance whom
dered and collect premiums delivery to address in Ne
bile making charge for policy fee. We collect drAfts1
notes and bills in Mobile and New Orleans.
ADAMS CO., 80 Broadway.
COUTHERN ExPREss.-sPECIAL NOTICE-TO
- Charleston, Savannah, Augusta, Macon, Atlanta
Ogletborpe Columbus.-The undersigned have made
known express in Charleston, forward safely and
promptly PACKAGES parcels specie and jewery, BY the
United States mail steamers from New York. Wed.
nesday and Saturday Charleston and thence to all places
by the Georgia ra Western Atlantic railroad TO
Atlanta and Chattanooga, and by La Grange and Mont
gomery railroad to Montgomery and Columbus, and al
places the lines Of said railroads. Arrangements Ase
railroad to Macon and all places the line Of said rail-
road, and thence by railroad to Columbus, 30.
CHASE Il CO., - broadway, N. T.; Hague street,
Charleston; &C Bay street. Savannah.
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GRANVILLE ks aUsUna

n
CAMDEN AND hwBoy RAILROAD TO PHILADEl
- phiasfom pier No North river Two lines daily at
u a. ~. ard L. M.-Aqeomnodation hue, at 10 b.
etcentoat Trenton TO South Amhuy, to Bordento
and steamboat X Stockton to PhilaIe pha Fares2
ltess ire = J " ~ steamboat Johg Potter to Amboy
half Fars IS Kcturnins. lerye Philadelphia at ~
81 and , y y.
A'oR ALBANY--FhEE H.-ALeaER AND NEW
Y Y0rh Inland RoHta Railroads.&c. daily exprca
trans, at9 a md 50 z NJ competing at Albany Fih
depot White Eio ald Centre otrdatsi whore
through eke can 90 procured and baggage checked or
also received - reone aud owery a9d twenty
ex street and Fourth avenue stations The aovo rsnt
only All other trans VIII start from CITY uAll eta
ton corner 81 ycn and Centre street IA bereoforo
HUDSON RIVER RAIrRoA y. TRAINS DAILY FROM
Chambers street for Albany aud Troy.
LApreas train A. --throusoIn iont honrs connecting
with rains renehipg Buffalo Montreal at o'clock
Mall train, a. NJ Through way trains at Ios A 81 spd
JPN
H. rress train +. ". Accommodation train, g r. ~
panScrs taken et chamhoss, Canal Christopher Fosr
sun iay traius from Canal 7ls for Pouch
tious. LDhUND FnEECu, superintendent.
ATaW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA VIA NEW
IN ersey ssroad from foot Of oortlandt street United
states @a and tspr.s line through IN four hours Ware
GLASS ~ ana An. ADD P.s. ss5o Throusb ticse.s
mr Baltimore Washington NORFOLK snd charlsi.ou sc'd
seagsrs wtb baggage tho ferry aeeo bsorS
the trains leave
Anew YoRK AND MONTREAL RAILROAD no BUR.
IN liugton st. .ohnshury ogdensborg Montreal and IN
termediate fickets sold at the Now York
leave aJe A. N. and $50 NJ basgseo checked through
Frer ny airoad rov Pech e''r etsry DAG
\. HYDS. Assst. 10, ssulA stsssA
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NEW YORK AND CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP COY

LIVINGSTON. CROCHER0N co., 81 Broadway.
NEW YORK AND CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP CON.
xSs sp.Sny s ana. Nav s % Pier H. No. Ss
Ssss as5a iii e
nsss Unions passengers
vsnsIia,sn winasid seoss al that
passed Every exertion win be the part Of the
'sss Ssss *
'' '''' '' ''i p ss1a g. HOOKS
United States postage for the public
TNDEPENDENT OPPOSITION LINE FOR cALIPoR,
mia H. S Se sauSS & % nov and Nip G0Sa
%ssdsr % leave New York for Aspsga on Thursday
provided by 3esers Garrison Fritz Co.. Of Psnans 70
has etabsed the character of bciag decidedly the
81 Of on ss t9 f9 qom ." ee ss '
.es ~ ssa 9oat ana - Tor paeae 40
vii he spared on ho part o. her overs or sSees TO send
Passengers wsne Is prosurs tcScs At extremely rae
are invited to examine hor on or after The 25th n,t and
20 cal at the ofhee before Purchasing
ne = have been made with the prper to
gefs who charge Of all a made up accordance
soy upon means u sSoosS al oasS
n eay az G s9S o n s s 20
j. MILLS, Agent s, Cort'apdt strees
riowcr steerage fare TO Aspinwall only $40, nbet
prices in proportion
TiIr snoRTEsT AND CHEAPEST ROUTE WANDER
bt line Tor san ranosco-Ths Accessory Transit Com
mail Tie only gyigg through tcsets, noulin; the
sTA SGIss %SSs 'S VIII leave rom
pier no North river a. o'clock precisely fos
the popular AM fast steamship PACIFIC, 5000 tons bur
Of land transporaton. Those steamers ere usurpascd in
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THE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
Eau steamers The chips comprising this line The

These ships having boeu butt b. contract psssiy FOR
government service vory has their
strroonas In their onginesto speed
ana their for uneqused for
elegance and comfort.
Price of passage from Now York Liverpool FIRST cabin
Sip ~ second cabin SO Exclusive or extra state
room, SlD
From Liverpool TO New York, esl and Co,
An experienced surgeon attached 10 each ship.
No berths secured til paid for
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~.rps waT sTpAw
oh Sn L av xiEanIcCoLnuiNiTED is steamship will
depart with The United States mails for Eur. berth AZ
the foot u Canal street No berth M paid sv
freight or passage having unoqused accom-
elegance aud comfort apply 20
Elk. COLLINS CO. So Wall street
Passengrs are requested to be board liz A. NJ Tho
q amslp Pacific will succeed the Arctic ami sail May
l4th -
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!. nntnr AnuEnucr nEpARrMENr -To CONrRACT.

ffR0fos AQUEDUcT DEPARTMENT TO CONTRACT
trg-seaed proposals endorsed Proposal tor sewer In
street will be received 1t the ONCE Of the troton
aeduot department until Monday The til day Of Apri
. - " oofock N H. build sewer with the necessary
iyrg basins and culyerE in Hester srset from the
&c effect 80 tAe westerly Curl line 81 Lardc
a. icing in ioue about $40 tet The pNn " the sewer
ntciboaons Tor th. building ~ t1e and al other
relating thereto he obtained application
4thr Water Puty0vUr. st thseihoe NICHOLAS DEAN,
Precedent Croton Aquelgos DEPARTMENT
nm hrriI 1
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EDWARDK COLLINS I CO., No. 50 Wall St, N Y.
BROWN, SIMPLIFY h CO.. Liverpool.
L. g. ROBFRTS d CO, IS Kings Arms Yard. London
JOHN huNROE 4 CO.. No. 20 Rue Notre Dame des
Victories, Paris;
GEO. II. DRAPER, Havre.
Tho of those ships will not be for gold
silver bullion specie jewelry precious stones metals
unless adng signed therefor and the value there
OF therein expressed.
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1goroN AQUEDucT DEPARTMENT no coNTRAc-

rteoTON AQURDUCT DEPARTMENT no CONTRAC
IL torsealed PROPOSALS, endorsed Proposal for sewer
Forty street" also with tine of the person
. persons making the and the date of its presentation
IN at the Of the roton Aquednct Depart
rent until Mon lay the 18th day Of April, 1893 at IL
clock to build sewer with the necessary receiving
asns and culvert in strees from tho sewer
Seventh to Fifth avenue being length, about
40 feet The plan of the and spchcatons for tho
q ,g Of the Same, and all other Information relating
,-ato he obtained on application TO the Water
irytyOr at this oboe. NICHOLAS DEAN,
L.. t,rf hnrillD
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CORPORATION N0TICE.-PUBLIc NOTICE rs
~ hereby given TO the or ooou-
pants Of all houses and lots improved unm
aueeted ehexeby sa the following assessments
s9mPeted BY ths aasessors and lodged
hs bnresu o. Assessnents for exarnaton by all
Ihserested vx-For digging and building well Witty
fourth street between Ninth The limits
~ such assessnt ncinde al several honsss
nnd iots gIeund Vacant ss poser md parcels Of land
on both se 81 tftJ fourth street. from Ninth to
ysp Ssence All persons whose interests affected by
n above nsmed and who opposed 70 the
kms - OF Them requested to present their OBJ
1estiers writing e. tine undGrssnod at their ofoe No
Hall Of Records within thirty days from the date Of this
CHARLES J. DoDGE, Assessors.
CHARLES MCNEIL, \
Once Bureau Of Assessments Street Department, April
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ryROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT.-To MASONs.-
Sealed will be received ut the ce the Cro
Aqueduct Department, tRotunda ParkJ until Monday
tie ghteenth day Of April 1853 at IL o'clock to build
necessary receiving basins and culvert in Fourteenth
treet corner Of First The plan Of the sewer and
ormAton relating thereto be obtained to
10 alter Purveyor, mt this office. NICHOLAS DEAN
President Of the Crotop Aqueduot Department.
Nax York Anril o.
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-yRoTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENr--rO CoNTRAC-
proposals endorsed Proposal for sewer in
street, also with the Of the
the and the date Of It's presentation win be
tho Office Of the Croton Aqueduct Department. until
the 18th Of April 1853 at L. clock to build
with the receiving basins and cuverts in
aherry street. from the sewer now built IN Grand street
sngh about 800 feet The plan of the sewer and speciaea
for the building Of the and all other inform aton
thereto he obtained application to the ater
erveyor, ut this Office. NICHOLAS DEAN,
President Of tho Crotop Aqueduct Department
vnrL Aprl
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CORPORATION NoTICE-PUBLIC NOTICE rs HERE
by given, to the owner owners occupant occu-
pants Of all houses and lots lands
affected thereby that the following have been
completed by the and lodged In the Office Of
che Bureau of Assessments for examination by all
Interested. viz For digging and building awell on tho
norherly side of Forty sixth street. between Second and
Third avenues The limits embrsced by suoh assessment
inslude all the houses and lots of ground lots
pieces and parcels Of land situated both sides OF Forty
sixth street from Second to Third avenue. All persons
whose affected by the above named
and who opposed to the either of them
quested TO their objections in writing the under
signed at their Ofnee Hall Of Records within thirty
days from the date OF this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors
CHARLES McNIELL,
once Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department, April
H. ls53
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ClAyrAfhMSs.

GlAYCAflNxE.
CAST OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED
~ Persons DESTROYS of converting their of articles
into cash obtain fair price by sending for the subscH
Der, at his residence, - through the Post Of0e.
l.. NJ DUSSELDORF, No. l3 Elm street,
N Blades attended to by Mrs. Dusseldorf
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IIIPPODROME--NOTFCE.- THE FIRST FULL DRESS
rehearsal Of the Hppodroms Troupe will take place
Friday evening April the exclusive privilege
bers the whom written invitations for the
zion will be sent which they requested to at the
door.
The fret public entertainment will be given Monday
evening, May 9 Il. FRANCONI.
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rtroTtN hcUpDUCr EPARTMgST.-GO cOSrptC.
u 'ors. Scaled pr poeas endorsed rrnposa or ever 10
y 10 elth trett will he received at th- pae ~ the
i shn Aontduct Department uutis Monday, the Eth DAY
i yr!l ,as2 IL O'Clock NJ ~ hula with the
eo sry receiving bnnns 5nd culverts ia frtgasycpth
tr - from tbo bit tle W. erl line of
al 10 point about ~ feet east otthe eastnsy
s x scYentlt avusps being 10 - shout ~ es Tho
~ " and sp ciHortons for tie hridnt OF 'ho
and 81 tther Information rcathg ticr t. can DO oh.
application " thH Water Pun ey0r ~ lAis ONCE
NICHOLAS DEAN,
paessdcnt &c 81 . Gf0ton Aqucdnot Department
York, Apr'l 10 1865
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-Vno-1,f .ourpucr DECENTRALIZATION reUcE

A8aN AouruUCp DEPARTMENTAL MAsONs,--
St Iropoais 80 &c eeigeh 40 the ohte q the Cro
II IeNy ~ raftment, Eetnnda l.f&J untl sonday
0tg r Any lsas ut - NJ to Hld sewer, With t1e
1r gsceivinE hnfrs and ouiv rt, h Fhtpth street.
II we,ac to q. $50 plan 81 TIE sever aud spacihoa
t Tie huildie of TIE seue and al other infNrnatoa
fag erote, be obainod 90 app'io4tiDd o. tne Wa
" Purt ylr nt this oftce. NICHOLAS DEAN,
IA Tfceldrre ~ NE Cr0ton AquedGct Department
te,g lorA, April p 1903
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TOR LIvERPOOL-THE STEAMSHIP ALPS, CAPT
Wiekman, will sail for Liverpool Thursday 2h in
slant. For freight apply to
+. 'CUNARD, No. Bowling Green,
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pARNUMS MUSEUM.-THE EXCITING DOMESTIC
- drama of tho Willow Copse-Friday afternoon, at
clock the feats and exercises Of the Roman Brothers
TIE DANCING BARBER anc MY FRIEND IN THE
STRAPS. In the evening, Mt IA o'clock the domestic
drama of the WILLOW COPsE, with new scenery, and
the whole strength of the company Admission to the
whole Museum ments 25 oents Psrluet and
First Balcony 12x cents extra
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q APPROPRIATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is HERE
~ ny gwen 10 The owner or owners, occupant
pAn Of al houses and lots Improved aniprovsd lands
affected thereby that the have
completed BY the and lodged ia she Office OF the
bureau OF Assignments for all persons
crested viz For grading 2th street from Third
70 Harlem river The mits embraced by such assessment
ncude all the several houses and lots OF ground
Pieces and parcels ofland situated both aides Of
Eth street. from Third Avenue TO harlem civer and
Seth sides o. First 100 feet 10 inches north south
OF th street. All persons whose affected
snove named And who
or stber Of them are requested TO present their objections
N writing 20 the undersigned at thor occ No Hall Of
Records, wftha thirty days from the this notice
WILLIAM GAGE.
CHARLES j. DODGE /Assessors
CHARLES MoNrELL \
otcs Bureau Of Atseesments Street Deparmont Anr,I
y, 1888 f'' ~.Pi''
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FRANKLIN MUSEUM l7s CHATHAM STREET.-GKO.
4 Lea Proprietor-The above establishment is open every
afternoon clock; and in the evening, "
purpose Classic and Orisinal Of Living
stuary by Mile Casinets Troupe Model Artists
petber with variety of beautiful performances For urthee
Private Boxes so cent?; Stage Seats with cushioned
chairs ~ cents Boxes 25 cents; Gallery l2a O. nts
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EDUCATIONAL.


BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS AT STANwICH
ID Conn, thirty miles from New York. The ninth
session will commence May I'd Terms for board tuition.
washing &c. thirty dollars quarter Circulars contain
ing particulars be had At the store Finoh No 800
Greenwich where the Principal BIO
Saturday in this month between the hours of II aud IL
O'Clock A. N. THEODORE JUNE, Principal.
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ID j. ROGAS' NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND
day school for boysThirty.afth street, third house
OF Madison avenue-In addition to the usual English
ohe the French and Spanish angua and
daily praesed There being large number Of select pupils
Spanish countries excellent opportunity afforded
speaking the Spanish daily Circulars ut Roe Lockwood
& Sons, All Broadway, or at the Institute
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Z. CUNARD No Bowling Green
DAssACE FROM LIVERPOOL, LONDON, ANDaLAs-
cow, &c.-Tapsootts line Of packsts.-W. J. T. Tap
scott Co.. 8 South street New York. continue to make
arrangements the favorable terms bring pas
sengers, In the expeditions heretofore,
from all parts Of Great Britain and Ireland their
3uaed line Of packets sailing from Liverpool every three
days from London each alternate Thursday and
gov twice each month They also remit tho
safe hitherto, in large small sums by
payable ut sight IN all The principal places Eng
land, Ireland, Scotland, Wales France, and Germany.
THE LIVERPOOL AND PHILADELPHIA STEAM
ship Company ntond sailing their fayorite steamships
FROM PHILADELPHIA.
City Of Manchester Saturday April q.
City Of Glasgow. Observation-Disclosures. May IA.
City OF Manchester. ................. June IL.
FROM LIVERPOOL
City OF Manchester .............. May Is.
limited Number OF third class passengers Mill be taken
and found with comfortably cooked provisions, for
SO :. to Liverpool I$D, . from LIVERPOOL.
Parties wishing to bring ont friends obtain
tfcstes of passage and drafts the Bank Ireland in
sums from Ell sterling upwards Hsndbls be had
tho ofhoA Of THOMAS RICHARDSON Agent
Al Exchange place.
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DACKETS TO HAvRE-SECOND LINE.-THE FOL-
lowing ships will leave Hayre the 10TH and New York

They all frstclass New York built ships provided
with all requisite articles for the comfort and Of
and commanded BY of experience in tho
trade Tho price of 500 without wines liquors
Goods sent to the Subscribers will be free from
any charges but those actually incurred.
BOYD HINCKEN, Agents. l64 Pearl street.
The United States mail steamship ROANOKE E. Ca
day, April 3d. at O'Clock, Pm. For freight apply on
board, and for passage to
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ITO THEATRICALS.-W. Il. FISH, FROM LONDONJ
i theatrical and characteristic wig maker. $50 Pearl
street. doors from Broadway Amateur
attended Wigs lent hire for private parties FANCY
dress balls NBAng style Of theatrical wig made %
four hours notice.
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CasTASsTNA txSEsSss NguACMG,


GE0G WANTED AN ACTIVE PARTNER. TO EN-
POOO. gage in manufacturing business in this city, ia
which 81 coo year he cleared Satisfactory explana
tons given upon interview. Address d. NJ NJ, Broad
way POI
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dor SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE-THE UNITED
States g, Mail steamship HUMBOLDT, ?. Lines Com
land the mails and passengers Saturday May 7th at
u o'clock from pier No. North river.
Price of passage, lat class. $40
An experienced surgeon attached to the Luggage
not wanted during the h uld be sent tho
day before sailing marked :" below" No freight will be
taken after Thursday freight passage apply
MORTIMER LIVINGSTON Agent, SO Broadway.
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GS00 "A PARTNER WANTED, IN A RESPECTA-
IpCOO bic eaah paying business with large profits To
active man, THE s good opportunity Apply to EATON
&SMlTH Of John and Nassau streets United States
Anen
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n
~ ny-For Mobile stopping at Havana.-The new side
wheel steamship Black Warrior, Robert W Shueldt U
N, Communicates steamer BLACK WARRIOR is
now receiving freight and viii sail for Mobile, on
foot Of Harrison street North River Passage s65 Freight
taken for New Orleans ut thirty eonts per cubic foot
Goods consigned L. Mead Co.. Mobile, will be for
warded Of commission No freight taken to Havana but
specie. No freight received sailing days. COmpanys
bills Of lading be had application at the Office
other form will be signed shippers must send in their bills
49, Parcels received at ONCE only Passengers ha
must procure passports before leaving port.
LIVINGSTON. CROCHERON CO., 81 Broadway.
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400 BROADWAY.-THE TWO NATURAL FORn
f&C representing Venus and Adonis in Florence,
nov sahih.ins =. 4s Bro.dwsy They may b looked =
II the school where Natures gifts may hsautif,
forms. Admission rs centa Children not admitted, 0pea
from A. N. till 10 +. n.
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E,oE sALE-THE TICKETS FOE TIE BEST STATE
the steamer Humboldt Tor iiavre sail the
IsLER OTTO.
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WANTED TO pURCHASE--A COpPEREp AND
cop?c 'eped ship not over three ysars old OF the
burthca Of 2yw to BY lales New Orssns sssyE uhtan
italy suiit Fost ssier goa srdsr aal Will fsrsaes
throughout 4ppy \ fAyRVLI3, n BssAd stsss<
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ITO IRON DEALERS AND MANUFACTURERS,--IRoN
steamship for sale:-The hull &e of tho iron steamer
Bib Lying ut the navy yard Charestown Mass, is
offered for sale This vessel built Pttsbur Pa and
is entirely OF American plata angle and bar Win be
ready delivery about hhe sh Of April For further
tcuars inquire OF NJ NJ THOMPSON, board the vessel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-22

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sale ut the Centred Ticket Office, II. g. DODWORTH
CO. music store 493 Broadway Orders for any night
received