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|yoRPORATION NOTICE. = PU BLIO NOTICE Is
Of all houses and lots improved unmproysd lands
sstsd thereby that the following assessments have been
bureau Of for examination BY AL persons
ktsrested, VISITOR building In Hammond street,
{on Greenwich TO the Hudson The limits
such include all the several houses and
lots pieces and parcels ofland situAt
on both sides Of Hammond street, from Greenwich
feet south from Hammond street. and north to Bank
rect both sides Of Fourth street. and feet south and
lob street. n feet north from Hammond street, the
st side Of Washington street. 50 fees south from Ham
int LIZ feet north from Hammond street. All persons
Affected by the above named
ID who opposed to the same either Of them,
tested 10 their objections In writing TO the under
med their ofoe No. Hall Of Records, within thirty
kyp from the date OF this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES McNlELL,
0Aoe Bureau Of Assessments Street Department. Novem
9 q, 1883
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n CORPORATION NOTICE. PUBLIC NOTICE Is
hereby given 70 hs 9wner or owners occupant oocu
Rneets4 thereby that the following have
BY the and lodged in the ONCE Of
he Bureau Of Assessments for examination by all
nssre,tse v.5ros building sewer in street
limits en- hsaoed BY such assessment inolnds all tho
and o Of ground lots pieces aud parcels
xh e The Eighth sv.nus on both sides Of
street; both sides Of seventh avenue, Fsrty-
sres& 10 point feet south from Forty
boye named and who opposed tho
Of thsn requested TO present their
writing, the undersigned ct their ooe No Hall Of Re-
eyds Withiu thirty from the date Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES AoNlELL,
Once Bureau Of Assessments Street Department. Novem
er1 l8kY
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CORPORATION NoTIcE.-PUsLIo NOTICE Is

hoRPoRATIoN NoTICE-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
hereby gvens TO the occupant
Ats Of al houses and lots improved unmproyod lands
ssseA thereby that the following have been
mpetsd By Assessors snd lodged in the office Of
Bureau Of Assessments, for exRmin alton by all
eresed WIS., Plugging the westerly sidewalk Of First
nus between Twenty eighth and Twenty ninth streets
liIts snb.assS b. saoh asssssmsn include all the
sss Of land situated the west side Of First
Twenty eighth street to point 81 feet inches north
breoE All persons whose Interests affected BY tho
named and who opposed to the same
ther Of the requested to present their objections
writing, TO the Undersigned, AZ their Off No Hall OF
ords within thirty from the date of this notice
WILLIAM GAGS,
CaAkLES J. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES hcNIELL, }
mos Bureau Of Assessments Street Department, Novem
rs. 1883
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DEPORTATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS HERE
by gven to the occupant pants
III houses and lots improved unimproved lands a.
BID thereby that the following assessments have been
peted the and lodged in the ONCE of
Assessments for examination BY all persons in
Dted, vz:-For building sewer in First steeet
70 Bowery, and through the Bowery to nssr Second
t The limits embraced by such assessment include all
houses and lots Of tund vacant lots pieces and
els Of land situated both sides Of First street. from
TO the Bowery; bosh sides Of First from
TO twenty five feet north OF First street; both
Of Second avenue from Houston street to hundred
north of First street, the east side Of the Bowory
Houston TO Second street. the west side Of the Bow
from Bouston to Blocker street; the north side Of
street, from Elizabeth street to the Bowery the
side of Blocker street. from Bowery to point III fees
hes west Of the Beverly All persons whose interests
ed by the above named assessments, and who op.
the same either Of rhem requested to present
objections Ia writing TO the undersigned at their ooe
Hall OF Records within thirty days from the date Of
notice. WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES DODGE, }Assessors.
CHARLES MCNEIL,
90 Bureau Of Assessments, street Department Nov g,
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= oRPoRATIoN NorIcE.-runLIc NOTICE IS NJ az

CORPORATION NoTiCE.-PUBLIc NOTICE Is HERR
by given to the owner or owners occupant or soouant
Of all house, an lots improved unnp ands AT OF
ed thereby that the following assessments have been
plated by the Assessors and lodged IN the once sf he
bureau Of assessments for examination by all into
rsstsd viz .fiassns east see Of Second avenue from
Twenty eighth Thirty street. aEd from Thirty
fourth TO Thirty sixth street The limits embraced by
assessment include all the several and iots Of
ground vacant pieces aud Parcels Of land situated
ne east side o. Second avenue from Twenty eighth street to
Thirty first rect and from Thirty fourth street forty nns
ss aud half inches north snd from Thirty sixth
ninety eight feet nine inches south All whoss In
affected by the and
opposed 70 the SANE either Of them requested to
their objections In writing ~ the ugdersgscd ct
their ofhoe No. Hall Of Records, within thirty rom
the date OF this notice
WILLiAh GAGE.
CHARLES >. u pD0r, Assessors.
CHARLES MoNIkLl. y
Cfco Bureau o. Assessments, Street d. parmsnt, Dee
lRh1
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NOTICE-PUBLIC Office IS HERE
BY given the owner or owners occupant occupants
kl houses and lots improved improved ID Ids Affect
hereby that the wing have compile
by the and lodged in the oce Of the bureau
kAom for examination by all persons interested,
I-flAgsnG the southey sidewalk Of Fourteenth street,
Second and Third The limits embraced BY
assessment include all the several houses and lots Of
md lots, pieces and parcels Of land situated
h side Of Fourteen tn street. from Third point
cted by the above named assessments and who op
d the same either Of them requested to present
Hall Of Records, within thirty days from the date OF
notice. WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors.
CHAkLES MCNEIL,
moe Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department. Nov.
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- ~ !, @nsrs, occupant or sooupanss
Sons.s and lots or lands affected
~ ~ ~ xssessme have
sy e: :sa and u. ses q
III at tha southeast Twenty
a., .sss 20 Th avenue. The limits embraced by such
nass INV several houses and ground
t 1 nv and parcels Of land, srustsd the east
70 Twentieh Twenty first Streets
% " interests Affected by the above
and who opposed to the same either Of
hs to present their objections in writing,
nv at their office No Hall Of Records, wishin
shirs. days from the date Of this notice.
snAhp WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, ; Assessors
CHARLES McNIELL, y
once, Bureau Of Assessments Street Department., Dsc
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POR ALTON NoTICE.-pUBLIC NOTICE Is HERE.
given to the owner or owners occupant pants
houses and lots improved or unimproved Ian ds az
that the following assessments have been
ted by tho Assessors, and are lodged in the oc Of
lreau OF Assessm ents for ation by all
bted, viz: FOR paving and tagging Thirtieth street,
Eighth TO Tenth The limits embraced by such
hont all the several houses and lots ground
lots pieces and parcels Of land situated both sides
ktieth street from Eighth ~ Tenth avenues All per
interests are affected by the above named
and who are opposed to the same or either OF thom
uested to present their oboesens IN writing TO the
days from the date OF this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CBARL1S j. DODGE Assessors.
CHARLES McNEILL.
Bureau Of Assessm ents Street Department, Doc o..
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yTREET DEPARTMENT NO HALL OF RECORDS.
y Public notice Ia hereby given that the following petitions
haye been presented the Board Of regulate
TO nag four set Of in Thirty ninth
bstween Seventh and Eighth where necessary
AidermsnTo all to the grade Of Lawrence street, l26th
street, between Ninth and Lawrence street. Also
tho following resolutions The Board or Alder
menTo set curb and gutter and reguiss sidewalks In
feet Of walks ro l6th lth treet 70 lay orosswalks
in Second and Third ~ 10th rest; 10 flag four
and Eleventh avenues persons having obee
lions thereto requested 70 them in writing to the
undersigned ~ his Once before the bhh day Of Deoem
Der next. JAMES FURRY, Stesct Com missioner.
Nov York Nov. 70 lsA9
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS HERE
~ by given to the owner wnors occupant occupants
Ct all houses and lots improved or unnproved lands
completed by the assessors and lodged in the office Of
the Bureau Of Assessments alton all
inort sted vsSewer in Elizabeth street. from Beecker to
Houston The limits embraced by suoh in
eude all the several houses lots of ground
pieces and parcels q land situated both sides Of Eliza
beth street. from Blocker to Houston ALL whose
interests effected by the above named and
who opposed TO the either of them requested
in writing to the
their ooc No Hall Of Records within thirty days from
the dase Of This notice.
WILLIAM GAGE
CHARLES DODGE, }Asscssors. q
CHARLES xoNIEbc,
once, Bureau Of Assessments Street Department Dec.
1858.
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CORPORATION NOTICE. PUBLIC NOTICE Is
" hereby given TO the pant
all houses and lots improved lands,
aneeco thereby that the following assessments have been
completed BY the asessors aud ara lodged Ia the oce OF
tho Bureau OF tor examp alton by all
Interested zReceving basin and oulvsrt at the Of
and Fourteenth strceA The limits embraced by suot
include all the hoa and lots
vacant os pieces aud parcels ofand situated he south
side Of fourt onth ct from 70 b. All
persons whose interests affected by he
sessment and who opposed TO the same either Of
them requested to mt their objections in writing
to the Undersigned At their Office No. Hall Of Records,
within thirty days from he ate OF this notice,
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES q, DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES McNEILL y
once. Burssu Of Assessments street Department Dec.
q
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CTREET DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF RECORDS.
Pablo notice IL hereby given, that y: following Pc
fnce lots On ths north le Of street,
between First aaA Second 10 regulate and grade
70 pave street between Seventh and Eighth
rom stanton 10 Houston 10 fence Vacant lots On
The south side Of Thirty second street. about hundred
feet Of Eighth All persons sereeted ha wing
objections requested 70 present them in writing the
undersigned 81 his ofce before the 9th day Of De-
oember nexG JAMES FURRY. Street Connissoneg.
q
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kPoRATIoN NoTIoE-PUBLIc NOTICE is HERE

RP0RATI0N NOTICE-PUBLIC NOTICE is HERE
y given, that petitions have been presented In the
OF Aldermen for the construction Of In the fol-
pc named streets to wit: In Amos street from Fourth
, to Greenwich avenue also In Mulberry street,
the proposed sewer in Hester street, TO .
2l2 feet south Of Hester street; Also In Livingston
between Sixteenth and streets and also,
Senty second street. from the in that street.
estcrly cid Of Second avenue to the sewer near tbs
ely side of Second And in the Board OF Asss
for in the following named streets, to wit In
Fourth $780,, from Tenth TO Eleventh avenue and
Oh eleventh avenue TO Forty second street, also, In
street, from Prince to Houston street; and, also, In
street, from Fourth avenue, to and u rough Third
70 the In 22d street. All persons Interested In
Dove, and having objections thereto, requested TO
ht the in writing to the Contract Clerk At this
on or before December s, 1853.
THEO, X. DE FORREST,
Acting President, CrosOn Aquoduct
A. W. CRAVEN, Board.
Chief Engineer,
bon Aqueduot Department, Nov. 20, 1858.
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JROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT-TO DOCK
" builders aad contraotorsssad proposals. endorsed
Proposal for extending sewer in Battery place" will be
ceved at the oce Of the Croton Aquo until
Monday the 18th day Of December 1885, at IL O'Clock NJ TO
build extension the In Battery place from
he line Of the easterly curb Of Washington tho
westerly In: Of West street being in length about o feet
the and all other nor alton relating thereto
obtained application 10 tho Water Purvsyor At this once.
THE0. DE FOREST, Acting PrGdsnt; A. w. CRAV1N,
Chief Engineer, Croton AqueduoS board
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kPoRArloN NorIcE.-pusLIc NOTICE Is HERE

$PoRATIoN NoTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE is HERE
b. given, 70 the owner or owners, occupant or 90.
rs Of all houies and lots, improved unmproved
affected thereby, that the following Assessments have
completed by the ssesaors and are edged in the ONCE
Bureau Of Assessment for exsmina alton, by all
Interested, vz.:For paving Fort, fourth street from
avenue to Broadway. The limits embraced by such
emit include all the several and lots Of ground
lots, pieces and parcels Of land, situated on both
Fortyfourtk at rect FIR ON Firth avenue to Broadway
reons whose interests affected by the above named
men @ and who opposed Tn shs same, or either OF
requested to present their objections In writing,
undersigned, At their ioe, No. u si Of Records,
thirty days from tho date Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DObGE, Assessors.
CHARLES hcNIELL
10, Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department Dee. 2
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PoRATIoN NOTICE-To SHOP BUTCHERS AND
ooers selling fresh meats All license for the sale Of
cats having expired on the frst day November. you
eby notified 10 renew your license on before Tuos
10 20th CT this month Application FOR renewal muss
10 the Superintendent Of Markets. Once or OF
and Chambers streets All persons found seaa
eats without license, nftor the 10Th instant will be
18th according 20 the ordinance regulating srets aud
| OF trash moaA n O0DERsOh,
Superintendent OF Earteta
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fyHRISTY'S AMERICAN OPERA HOUSE NO. -
~ Broadway, above rand street
OPEN EvkKY NIGHT
The well-known original, far famed, and only
CHRISTY's MINSrRELS,
Organized in 1919
TIE 8rst and Oldest established company In existence
THE MODEL TROUPE OF THE WORLD
The hermonzs egro Melodies orginatorS Ne
present popular style OF Ethiopian Entertain aent whose
in this city continued Of
past without in the annals Of public amussAS
in New York.
THE COMPANY
comprising versatile And talented corps, Of expsrisasel
EDWIN p. ChRIsTY, Sole Proprietor and Manager ~
only individual Of the Of CHkISTY engaged
former in sensations Of Ethiopian Min strelsy.
Admission % oents. Doors open At ga o'clock;
at IL o'clock.
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ATRInION Y.

TO WHOM 1T NAY CoNCERN.-A GENTLEMAN
lately arrived from Europe, wishes TO correspond, lin
sonh1eaea viii yi0W marriage with young lady
respect ,hty, inseilg amiahy and wealth. Ito ia
Is yearJ ~ age OF good moral character % learned
tesion hort hgh petition in his country, and give
highest references Ladies possessed OF the above
invited 70 sddg A. post Office Ne objection they
q
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SvREEr DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF RECORDS :

2TREET DEPARTMENT NO. HALL OF RECORDS =
y Public notice Is given that the following petitions
have been presented In the Board Of Aldsrmeno fence
vacant lots north side Of West Thirty between
Eighth and Ninth commencing 100 feet
Eighth avenue and set curb and gutter in Fifty
fourth street. between Third and Fifth Als,
gutter, and flag sidewalks Of Beshmsn street, from
the Board Of Assan.sTo set curb and gutter nag
four feet Of walks OF Fifty fourth street. between Seventh
fourth street whore crosses Brosdway M street,
from Ihra 70 Ioufsh vsnue A,o, the onowns resoiu,
los Twenty fifth street. to nag the sdswalks Of An
eed having objections to the requested 10
seat them In writing the endsrsgnsd st his ooe,
be ore the 18th day Of December, inst
Dec. s. 1853 JAS fUREY, Street Commissioner.
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They all first class New York built ships provided with
all requisite articles the oonfort and convenience pas
ssnser and commanded X Of experience in the trade
sont to the will be forwarded free from any
charges but those actually incurred.
BOYD HINCKEN, Agents. 16l Pearl street.
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wtSAwELLERs' GUIDE.


1000. Route. -ls5s-October Arrangement and
New York inland route. Three daily trains: aooommoda
saS Tsa
and Berkshire railroads at chatham -Four
Corners for Lebanon Springs and after aonaa from tho
through tickets be procured and baggage checked
For albany Fer .c Syracuse syracuse.
Passengers also received Bowery
Twenty sxta and Fourth stations The above
will land and receive only At Croton Falls
and Chatham Four Corners all other trains will leave
heretofore II. sL0Ar, superintendent
f1AxpEN AND AMBOY RAILROAD TO PHILADEL.
~ phia. from pier No. North river-Two lines daily al
10 A. NJ. and P NJ Accommodation line at 10 A. NJ, by
and steamboat r. Stockton TO Philadelphia Fare 81 Elk
press line at NJ by steamboat John Potter to Amboy
half Fare S. RETURNING. leave PhiAdslphs At 10 A. NJ
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-TRAINS DAILY FROM
Express train A. Through In four hours connecting
with trains reaching Buffalo Montreal at 10 O'Clock same
Mall train, A. M.-Throush way trains at IL M. and
.svn. io.so p. For Peeks.l, $50 p N. For Pough-
keepsc, Tao A. M and NJ Passengers tsken at Cham
sunday trains from Canal rect At $40 r NJ albany
sad Troy, stopping e. 81 rsy stations 1,u s...s.
NIw YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIRECT, VIA
street, a. g. ana 4 NJ, ana 50 and 20 Leave Phi
and 20 r H. from Tie foot Of snas street Fare & $50
for second oass in Nes York, and $50 p NJ from
through Sass.s. carried fer Bss%erc wsshnsen crisi
and ChAresson, In tbe and "a. NJ and 30 and 50 M
tine With baggage the TORY sfsssn minutes
sesor. ths train Iasvss
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ENOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRA-THE UNITED
II States mail steamer HUMBOLDT D. Lines, comm .nd
e. viii leave for Have touching ~ sSuh.Ipton 70 LAND
O'clock. from pier No. North river Price Of passage
calling, marked "beov" No freight win be taken alter
HbRTin Ter LIVINGSTON. Agent sens. Is g Bssosdway
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CORPORATION NorIcs-PUBIO NOTICE Is
~ hereby givcn 70 the occupant or ooou
psn Of All houss lot Improved ad unmprovsd lands
Affected thsshy that tho following assssmsnts have been
completed ty the lodged in the office Of
She Bureau o. Aserments for examination by all persons
Interested For buei1s in Fourth street. ftom
Troy sreeso Jane. The Eits embraced by such
mont ncude all the several housed and lots of ground
cant lots parcels of land situated both sides
81 yourth street from Troy street 20 Jane the south side
Of Jane $50 from Fourth street. and tho
west side Eighth 30 south rsm Jane
vhose interests affected by the above named
who to the either OF
the TO present hcr objections In writing
20 ths undsrsigned 1t their 0fee No Hall Of Records
within thists days fro IN tho date Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES j. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES AcNEILL
Once Bureau OF Assessments Street. department., Nov
Inc
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/ NITEU oTATES MAII cTEAMSHIF CONPANY.-FUK
~ New Orleaa 40 via Havana, Monday 12-The we'll
known and favorits steamship EMPIRE CITY, Captain
Henry Windle This steamer has thoroughly
ed and ftod with balers cabins and furniture
and in in the
will sail the 18th December At two M from Warren
street pier Rates Of pasageto Havana and New Oreans
found So Passage can now be secured At the
only taken freight to Havana Shippers will supplied
with blank bills ading Of the form issued by the
application ut their office. No other signed
bills Of ladng win be signed after the hour of sailing
freight passage, apply at the office Of the company 1T
West, corner Of Warren street. II. o. ROBERTS,
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.s. :. +: e..
ai Tas, psssas s1 ss ali :.
order one Ss.s .ssSns s sss
81 ssss ". III ...
seHtr.sser win be required whom rsp.s.s old sobbl.
Of the law sne and !. q. the very sbsrase
h sns sie es repair am. When 20
North river stone oone 70 the law size T. osss:
where block pavement laid and they should require
quality .sno a, he ind to be cut share
Dish and refused stone TO be bAs
contractor %sr % as fast as IL may aceumulsse .h.
Ii, sh q
deduct the same from any moneys may DO
s au At the time or any time Il there IL
not sufficient to cover said thep rosor' she
The city will be divided two dicts denominatsd the
Eastern and Western districts. -, 49,. -.,o, :, A..
city lying saas y
: :s'ss all and 'a @su GfT
and including the Fourth avenue to its termination
o
sSs .so1: .rss relating to shs
Contractors viii ssaarsd sssmsss g furnish
sSa hey ars worth u rsshoa ppope
double the of the bid OF sao contractor The
nsS b. within s~snsy hours after ssosr
srmssion Il Common counc ana the spproy Of his
Honor the Mayor The Will be required TO com
nation and spproVs whoa VIII VIII given him Sao.y
The to date from the day Of such
and continue full force for to the date
The an e %
F. tho
sss%ss WI; si.s ny : ...s
calling
cSSasns with d.Gss:a, railroad
IN 2orf
.p.,,.. SECOND Ay.ry y, n r.. !;S
s sS in ss a. IN
ali purposes. ana
and s
sa
sIi. 70 Ss &: direction
Council The said pAftes to become bound in suhaoens
~
direction
;iss +:
Aso that the foundation each side Of the rails shall be
paved with square blocks similar the Russ
pavement far street." Agreement dated
September 9th, 1851
EIGHTH AVENUE RAILROAD.
81 = ss s Avenue Railroad Agreement dated Sep
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.
ITO grade regulate, and keep In repair, space
twenty feet in width and about the tracks in all the
streets which the said track tracks
Of the public require suoh pavement to DO
ssa WILL ~ their own cost So1sra;s e. 'sols
surface said oAd require be Arohed brdged whom
in the opinion Of the Common Council The shall b
necessary"
"Also that tho said company will make such .embank
ments excavations the Common Council may deem
render the over the said railroad and
At the streets and for all
purposes TO which streets and roads are usually put"
will also mako, 1t their cost and charge all such
drains and their excavations
in the opinion Of the Common Council render
Agreement dated August 18th, l8a7.
"Sha pave the streets about the rails In salts
factory and keep the width Of feet Of said
paving including the In good repair at all times during
the continuance Of their thereof Agreement dated
May 18TH 1882 extending Harlem Railroad from Twenty
third to Prince street.
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E,0R SAN FRANCISCO THE CLIPPER SHIP POLY
NESlA rapidly loading pier Is East river and
Expected to sail on before the h inst Passengers
the Cape are part ulary requested to examine
and comfortable Early application
oessary rs the number Is strictly limited.
SUTTON Il CO., 81 Wall street.
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NTKAM BETWEEN NEW YORK AND GLAeaoW.-
The Glassow Aad Now York Steamship Cornyanys now
ursss eommsnasr' VIII leave New Yosi Tor oi:sso" 3.
Wednesday January 49, 81 o'clock neon First cabin
NhiIA class. Ssb-stewarda fees included Apply "
J. AcSYkON, IS Broadway.