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r1RoroN AorEnucr nEPARTMENr-TO ooNTRAc

YyRoToN AQUEDUcT DEPARTMENT-TO ooNTRAC
% With hs a
8. th Se s sSa IL 10
Is.tment until Monday the 18th day Of April 1888 At
a.n. and esverts in Madison street from sewer
$ IN is s 9 s'sHs S
q sewer The building the
SsssE e Rs e.
DEAN ss:Ss. + SsssS,
lsey street WITH the Of The
s
with the receiving basins and culysrt in
s % ss il ssanS S,ss
sss @ of The The Of h and
ss:Ds thereto be obtained on to Re Water
'''0 President Of the croton Aausduet Dspartnsn.
YyRoToN AQUEDUcr DEPARTNENT.-To CoNTRAc-
Se q tho
5.
ssns asth Ssnasy The 18th az q APRIL 1888 il
and sas 'as
70 and Iss In l s
.. s X Water
Y.1 s.' 1s: e ss cros'n AqD'da'' Department
CROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT.-ToC CONTRACT.
crsss.lsd endorsed propCss 70. in
Aqucduct Department. until Monday the 18th day Of April
1853 at IL o'clock NJ to build with the necessary
receiving basins and ouverts in Hester street from the
street being length about plan Of The sewer
and for the building of the and all other
relating thereto be obtained application
70 the Water Purveyor at this Office. NICHOLAS DEAN
President Crotch Aqueduot Department.
New York, April IS, 1883
NRoToN AQUEDUCT DEPARrMENT-TOM AsONs.
~ Sealed proposals will BIO received the ONCE Of tho
Croon Agueduct Department Rounda Park until Mon
day. the 2h day of April 1903 IL O'clock NJ TO build
seySr with the Ieesvns basins and oulver in
street The plan Of the and specifications for the
building Of tho same, and all other Information .tins
DO obtained on application to the Water Pur
President Of the Croton AqueduOt Department.
New York, April 10, 1853
fNROToN AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENTAL TRUCK.
" menSealed proposals will be received ut tho of
the Department Rotunda Park until Friday the 29th
at three o'clock r. M for cartng about 500 cast iron
lbs each These pipes be wharf at Man,
hatanyie TO the proving the Of Tenth
and 25th street distance Of about feet and
again after they shall have been proven to cart and ds
houses where they to be adhis
aging for each pipe about 600 feet Proposals will state
price for each pipe including both carriages Tho
10 find all necefsary help In loading and and to
give approved bond for the fufmen Of his
Bidders WIFI be instructed in the form of max
ing tender By calling at the Department
April IL, 1853. NICHOLAS DEAN, President.
DUBL1C NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
Of Assistant AldermonTo regulate aud grade Fiftieth
street from Eighth to Broadway to nag
the Of Grand and Mercer streets All persons in.
serssted having objections requested to
day JAMES FUREY Street commiss ioD rn
April TO- 1853.
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DRY GOODS.


A UcTIoN PRICES FOR DRY GooDs.-wE SHALL
offer this week. at tho Bowery Savings Store, No. l26
Is beautiful baraso dc lanes Is yard really
as good as t. ard o has been selling a % s' Cd
5eases aps French bsragss' st q. tOss.
s SS dozen l iasa ss9 s ID, to 49,
1900 yards huckabuck towelng Is.
loGy0 yards fine drapsry lf I'd and Is
SSS ysr d s%s1$ss5s$ Lace sIssssy
Zoo dozen linen Cambria hsndEerehiefs Is each
loco dozen linen ssnSIie doson
SS grape sSsw: a re 8 to s
1000 printed cashmere shswls, 81 80 to 81 90
Ali goods and frosh and have been bought
within days at auction and comprise Of the best
+. W. 1 W. F. GfILEY CO, No. 1876 Bowory.
DREss GOODS FOR cAsn,nJ; aoxIE, JR., NO. 81
.as aSsr ~ s
a sssa
Zion Also fuH assortment Of acmsssic for cash. e
on the ussal orodit.
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS IN c0UNTERPANEs,
5a.h ioT ssisn pa.isss:
.p' wrss Ssp
linen shsstins yards wide and g., yard super
me pillow case linen "a yard wide s. cd yard fine
shirtiLg muslins " piece 80 yards In piece, at BUR
DETT'S cheap dry goods store 1876 Walker street
GREAT REDUCTION-sELLING AT REDUCED
EERS, 405 Broadway
lust RECEIVED, AN INVOICE OF VERY RICH
= Paris embroderss in cellars chemsettes and sleeves
also lot of embroidered cambria sets twenty
than regular prices A. KERR 60, 76l Broadway two
doors above Clinton place.
CEILING OFF, IN CONSEQUENCE OF REMOVING
- The subscribers offer their stock In part
of curtain every description lace and musn
curtains window shades and oornice tasses with aveyy
article in the upholstery line below cost Persons about
purchasing will do we'll to call they will seldom have An
now offered, "
AN, &R. DAVIES, Uphosterers, 800 Bowery.
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LoTICE-THE INTEREST ON THE PUBLIC STOCKS
ofthe city Of New York. due and payable May ls63
"a DC paid on the second Day Of May ~ Esmonds
Vail street The transfer hooks will closed Tuesday,
April H. ct clock p NJ For the convenience stock
'ooks remain closed, to take effect May LIST, 1858
A. q. FLAGti, COMPTROLLER.
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CARPETS, sc.

CARPET AND PIANOs.-FORTY YARDS OF TAPES
~ try carpet, handsome pattern 6 octave piano,
splendid instrument either but little will be sold
cheap. Also small piano In good order $50 Apply at
the book store, 565 Hudson street
VELVET AND TAPESTRY CARPETs.-N0W RE-
ceiving from ship Manhattan and will open on Thurs
day. the 2st inst ninety pieces Of velvet and tapestry
pets from the anuactory Of John Crossey Sons COM
prng beautiful assortment Of patterns and Of the best
quality Also, to match and few pieces OF Dutch IN
grains for Offices, &C., In very heavy quality. $500
GEO. II. L. HYATT IA and f46 Pearl street.
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Sealed will be received at the ONCE the
ION Aqueduct department Rotunda Park until Monday,
ths eighteenth day Of April 1863 at IL o'clock NJ build
the necessary RECEIVING basins and suvsrts in Fourteenth
street corner Of First The plan Of tho and
formation relating thereto BIO obtained to
shs Water Purveyor, at this Office. NICHOLAS DEAN,
President Of the Croton Aqueduct Department..
York ril
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CORPORATION NOTICE.--PUBLICN NOTICE IS HERE
- by given, to the owner or owners, occupant
Affected thereby that the following
completed by the md lodged in the office Of
the Bureau of Assessments for examination by oil persons
lnterested ys For digging and building we'll on the
porthery side of Forysixth street. between
Third avenues The limits embraced by such Assessment
include a the houses rad of ground lots
pieces and parcels of land situated both sides Forty
sixth street from Second TO Third avenue All peraons
shose interests affected by the above named
and who 10 the either of them,
3ueted to their objections in writing the under
signed, at their Office fall Of Records within thirty
lays from the date of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE.
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES McNIELL, }
Once Bureau of Assessments Street Department April
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LH0R AUSTRALIA.-THE A NO. 1 NEW YORK 8UfLT
IL clipper packet ship TEXAS 800 tons capacity, tnow
loading at pier Y East ryerl !. now resolving csrse
river, and win sau from New York On shs Of April
The Texas but In the most thorough rsga
ps:ssensers being oons.ruetsd on An improved plaza sal
. a resae " well yenhated spAciou ans
the same height o. sxbn, tsay feeJ where o
ships have three tiers Of double berths The herths in
the second cabin are built 50 IS 70 leave airy and light
next the sdss Of the ship thus avoiding the
and unheslthy stencil arising from bss water the air
periencsd and efficient captain and ocers snd provided
with sklful physician. Our provisions will be selected
with and be Of tho best quality Oneourth %
money remittsd will secure passage for vheb apply 70
JOHN b. SARDY, 81 South street. sorner Of WAL;
THOMAS h. SANDF0RD, 90 South street.
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NEW YORK AND MONTREAL RAILRoAD-To BUR-
IN lington ST. Johnsbury Ogdensburg Montreal and in
termediate towns Tickets sold the New York ard
New Haven Railroad once ll2 Broadway Express trains
leave At A NJ and $3.50 r. NJ baggage checked through.
freight by railroad Steamers from Peck slip every day
sP. N. Bills Of lsding furnished. Price reduced.
=. HYDE. Ageut. 1852 South street,
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CORPORATION NOTICE. - PUBLIC NOTICE IS
" hereby given, to the owner owners, upant
occupants of all houses and lots unimproved
lands affected thereby that the following have
been completed by the Assessors and odgedn the Office
at the Bureau Of Assessments for examination by oil per-
sons interested viz For fencing lots in Madison
between INVENT sixth and Twenty Streets and in
street between Fourth and Fifth
The limits embraced by such include all the
raj houses lots Of ground vacant lots pieces and
sels Of land situated the northeast Of Madison
avenue and seventh street the side of Mad
son avenue betwesn Twenty sixth and Twenty seventh
streets and lot the north side of
street hundred feet east OF Fifth All persons
shose interests affected by the above named
AND who opposed to the either of Them
auested to present their objections in writing to the under
signed ut their oface No. Hall of Records within thirty
days from the date of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE
CHARLES j. DODGE, Assessors
CHARLES MCNEIL, }
Once Bureau Of Assessments Street Department April
IL 1888
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uE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL NAIL

unless bills ladng signed therefor and tho
Of therein expressed.
i STEAMSHIPS.
FROM YORK LIVERPOOL.
CHIEF cabin passage. $40
FROM sosroN TO IivEnPooI.
nieI s"o,H passass.. ........lW
The ships from Boston call at Halifax : y
ARABIA, Cart Judkins. AMERICA, Capt. Leitch,
PERSIA, Capt Kyre, EUROPA Capt Shannon.
AFkICA, Capt, Harrison. NIAGARA, Capt. Lang.
These vessels clear white light at mast head
on starboard how; red on port bow.
NIAGARA Lang, from BOSTON, Wednesday, 18th April,
EUROPA Shannon, New York, Wednesday, Goth April
AMEKICA, Leitch, = Boston, Wednesday, 9th April
ARABIA, Judkins, :" New York, Wednesday, 4th May.
CANADA, Stone, " Boston Wednesday, 1lth Nay.
ASIA, Lott, Now York, Wednt sday, 18th May
NlAGARA Lang, " Boston, Wednesday, 18th May
EUkOPA, shannon, " New York, Wednesday, LIST June.
AMERICA, Ieiteh, y Boston, Wednesday Sth June
ARABIA, Judkns, New York, Wsdnesday 18th June
NADIA, stone, Boston, Wednesday, I'D june
Bertbs not secured until paid for.
An experienced surgeon on board.
owners OF these ships viii not be accountable for gold
silver bullion specie jowery precious stones metals
unless bills OF adn signed therefor and the value
OF therein expressed.
For freight or possage apply to
Z. CGNARD, No. 4 Bowling Green.
L ship Company intend sailing their favorite steamships
80 FROM PHILADELPHIA.
City Of Glasgow. ................... May IL
City OF Manchester. ............... June IL.
H. FROM LIVERPOOL.
City Of Glasgow Wednesday April 20
saloon 500 s5 and 5 jacoording to state roomsS %
limited number Of third class passengers A be taken
%9erpoc om ,oE verDoo
Parties wishing to bring out their friond
estss of and drafts on the Bank Of
the Office Of THOMAS RICHARDSON, Agent.
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CTEAM BETWEEN NEW YORK AND GLASGOW
- The Glasgow and New York Steamship Compauys new
steamship GLASGOW 962 toms 400 DO wor Robert
GraS %, ssS5mma1dor VII, sail from dassow Saturday
turday May 2ls Mt IL O'Clock, First cabin (sa
loon state rooms $50 DO DO tmidshp do $5; second Ca
bin 500 third class S-stew ards fees included Apply 70
J, MCSYNON. "a Broadway.
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3iORPORATION NOTICE-PKOPOSALS FOR OIL
OF Streets and Lamps Chambers and Centre
streets Until ths I day Of Ar s at three s O'clock
che corporation the city with 10000 gallons
ofsnmner strained pure sperm OIL Ct the best qnaty and
pies must sent to the Office of the Superintendent Of
snd ca NO street On .. the 2
opened on the 25th day Of April in accordance with an
ae% % By 81 Do
sPpcaon at the office Of the Of Streets
fsrred TO. HENRY ARCULARIUS, Jn.,
Commissioner Of Streets and Lamps.
New York, April H. 1853
IoRPoRAr!oN. N NOTICE: NOTICE Is HERE
Board Of Aldermen OF sewers in the fol-
q % feed aso S
street from Fifth to Seventh avenues also Amos street.
% Fl ss snd !.
quesed to present the same In writing to the Contract
Clerk At his ONCE on or hsiGfs MSndsy h ni
Croton Aqueduct Department, April Is, 1853
CORPORATION NOTICE. PUBLIC NOTICE IS
" hereby given that petition has been presented in tho
Board Aldermen for In Bedford street Car
above and having objections thereto requested pre-
ns the in xns e tns e. 5
Croton Aqueduct Department, April Is, 1853
II pairs and Supplies April TO- Isss4To Builders Sealed
will be at the office of the Commissioner
day april So 1851 1t Il o'clock M at which time they viii
lie opened lin accordance with the ordinance therefore, for
adjoining No. 49, house for the Of Hose Company
Builders will estimate for the and carpenter work
done all information regard thereto be
lad at tie office the Superintendent Of Repairs Public
furnished al either Office n BThe Commissioner
the right to reject all any Of the estimates deemed
wv 'A'sf's' y VIZ BARTiioLoMEw B. PURDY
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E,OR NORFOLK, PETERSBURG AND RICHMOND
IL The United States mail steamship ROANOKE, 4. Ca
vendy commander will leave pier Is North ver Satur
day, April 23d at O'Clock, Pm. For freight apply
board, and for passage to
LUDLAM 4 PLEASANTs 81 Front straet.
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NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA, VIA NEW
Jersey Railroad from foot Of Csrtlandt strsst-United
States Mail and Express line through in four hours
in An and 4PA, 81 70; 9A.M. sndsP.M, %. Second
for Baltimore Washington Norfolk and Charleston
Through baggage agents AN and 81 NJ trains Pas
the trains leave.
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NEW YORK AND ALABAMA STEAMSHIP COMPA-
~ ny-For Mobile stopping at Havana-The side.
Nhesl steamship Black Warrior, RGssrs shnfsa, s
now receiving freight, and will sail for Mobile, on
Monday, April 25th at y O'Clock precisely from pier
taken for New Orleans At thirty cents ensie foot
warded Of commission No freight taken to
SPECIE No freight received sailing days Companys
bills Of lading he had application at the
other form viii be signed SHIPPERS must send in their bills
g. Parcels received ut tho office only Passengers Hs
yana mnst procure passports before leaving port
LIVINGSTON, CROCHERON kCO. 81 Broadwav
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DACKETS TO HAvRE-SECOND LINE.-THE FOL-
lowing ships will leave Havre tho 10th, New York

They all frstclass New York built ships provided
with all requisite articles for the comfort and
passengers and commanded By of experience in the
trade The price of 800 without wines liquors.
Goods rent to the subscribers will be forwarded reo from
any charges but those actually incurred.
BOYD HINCKEN, Agents 164 Pearl street.
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FOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAyRE-THE UNITED
mander will leave for HaSre touching at southampton to
land tho mails and passengers Saturday May 7h at
II o'clock from pier No. North river.
Price Of passage, LIST class $3.50
I'd ~ ................., ~
An experienced surgeon attached tho vessel Luggage
not wanted during the be the
day before sailing marked :" below" No freight will BIO
taken after Thursday Maya For freight passage apply
to MORTIMER LIVINGSTON, Agent 50 Broadway.
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CALIroRNIA LINE.-FoR SAN TRANcIsco-THE
''"'''' "e oUEES s't OF !" CLIPPERS.
200 tons register, Reuben SNOW, Master
This spend ship the largest and sharpe clipper In the
world now a her berth pier % Eas river For freight
or passage, apply to
W. T. DUCAN, - trout street
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EDUCATIONAL.

THE SCHOOL OF SCHOOLS WILL OPEN ON THE
first of May located Madison square in Broadway
and designed to be the best school in this country as
system of instruction will be entirely The number
boys limited and the teachers will be in constant attend
the pupils Inquire Of A. NJ BURR 20S Broad
way, for particulars.
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MnLrNERv AND DRFssMAKINC.

AIRS. BREWSTER, FROM PHILADELPHIA TEN.
M ders her services 80 ladies and gentlemen Of this ety
in sstrology, love- and law Matters
&C., by books and science constantly relied by Napoeon
and will tell the Of che lady gentleman hcy will
marry Also the the visiters Residence No. 50
Great Jones street. Of Bowsry Ladies' 70 cents;
gentlemen, 81.
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NEW YORK AND CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP COW.
~ pany-Through to San Francisco, via Aspinwa and
Panama At greatly reduced rates-No detention the
loo tons, Richard Adams commander, will leave New
river, Thursday 9th May, O'clock NJ, precisely
side. wheel steamship WINFIELD SCOTT 2ld0 tons Id.
ward Dunn commander, which steamer will be In reAdi
ness Mt Panama TO receive the Unions passengers and sail
ventilation Of the Winfield SCOTT all that be de-
sired Her speed ESTABLISHED the voyage between New
company TO ensure comfort, expedition and safety Pas-
sengers will be landed the wharf Aspinw Free
taking the Panama Railroad and are cautioned that oAes
DAVIS, BROOKS CO, General Agents
mail bag made up at the above Office under the
United States postage law for the Of the public
INDEPENDENT OPPOSITION LINE FOR CALIFOR-
MA At great reduction In prcs-The and splendid
mander will leave New York for Aspnwafl on Thursday,
Nays alta NJ from pier No. North river connecting
with first class steamship which by arrangement s to DO
provided by Messrs Garrison, Fritz Co.. of Panama, to
has established tho character Of being decidedly tho fastest
s9Au the route having her three former trips beat
Titles boat and for are
as much superior to other steamers az her speed No Efforts
will BIO spared the part Of her officers send
the through with expedition comfort and safety
are invited to examine her after the 2h inst and
to call at the Office before purchasing elsewhere
vey their goods and small parcels ALSO express
who take charge of all ails made mp accordance
with the United States postage law The public
rely upon this Of conveyance anticipating AL other
lines several days. usual good surgeon attached to
the vessel whose services arc free of charge For freight
f. MILLS, Agent, 81 cortiandt street.
N. Blower eteerage fare to Aspuwai only $l5 other
prices in proportion
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NEEDICAL.-A PHYSICIAN WHO WISHES TO DE-
M vote himself excusveye private practice down town,
wishes to take partner either medical druggist.
long established and now doing An sxcsllsnt
the control Of the establishment Plenty Of
suit either single married Terms to suitable party,
nominal Apply at 154 seventh avenue between Twentieth
and Twenty first street. till Saturday. from 10 p
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OFFICERS, MARINES AND SAILORS OF THE
" United States Navy and officers nnd of the
service who served In the Pacific the coast Of Cali
forna, during the Mexican time from 1913
to 1859 are entitled TO extra Of the death Of
of the above the heirs obtain tte Address
apply to p. T. Belts Agent IS Wall street. basement
TINTED STATES sEAMKE's EXTRA PAY oYrICK
y So Wall street. front once, second aoorO6eers
and marines Tor the legal vhe
United States vessel che Pacific ocean roa
June 1886 TO February 1884, entitled 70 double pay
Apply ~ above. Y, KOWIN0 XsenA
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.Jersev CITY InteIIixcnce.

rn LATE COLLISION Erie RAnRoAD.-hr brewer,
Who was In charge Of the emigrant train on Thursday
night last when the collision ON the New YORK
aaa Erie Kailroad four miles ano ha ron Tug 'Srsy
Wsanssday, and offered to be custody TO await
action with reference to that catastrophe ne was In
ana rave his address, that be can be found readily
eom plaint is made 1t il probable, however, that
sstop viii be taken this matter before the meeting Of
- Grand Jury, Of Hudson county on Tuesday next.
n Brewer not desired to avoid the law In this Affair."
aad considers that he did the best that he could do ct
A1as time under the circumstances.
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~ 70 explain away the srsumsanoss whiah ct present
.stos Stuart. II you have any witzsss to introdase
svvrv facility shall b awarded you for that purpose.
~ Or nv part Intend to do justice to all parties far
- nv ability aids have taken legal advice Of
q the most learned lawyers In the city and have been
nfsrmed by them that In this forgery exist
. krgery will in this event. take sufficient time,
After the submitted to me- and sudssvor decide
u to the best Of my Judgment.
The ease was ultimately journed until three O'Clock
Mis- afternoon when IL Is understood evidence W Dc
pesduced in defence of Mr.. White The whole MATE
nj II the Court.
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Court CaIendar-Th,s Dav,

Court Calendar-This Day,
UEnD SrATEs DwrnCr C0URr.-Nos 10, 90, so, 90, 68
- a.
1UrRnn Cou1T-General Term.--Non. enumerated mo-
tens only.
DUPRNE CouRr-Circuit-N 1,738 LOO, 1,719, 425,
~, 4oS, 500, 377, l13, ia, 10, 561 to t64.
ll0e, 1l04, L1oe to LIS. Part sscond-Nos. 1910,
lol2 900, loal 1oas, 1904, I'll, s4o 1864, 1855,
l,et6, 1863, 1,036, ION, l,072.
SUPERIOR CouRr-(Two Branches Mos 14s, SOL, 63S,
81 272 Is T. 141 42s Asa 1877, 214 2ls ais 5ls, 84s
Se7 3D. ST. $780, $780, 4ss, 5s4, $685. sos, Sill 4sl, 222
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Perham's Gift PrOperty.-The Committee
appointed receive and hold in trust for the shareholders
the gins have far completed thsir ,nts
meeting We suppose that thoy will publish Or
their constituents Thissdone only
the to inset and decide the mode Of dividing
dsporg Of the articles which will doubt
be gone through with in time wind the affair by the first
Of the Year.
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Organization FOR Tazkey.--A Csrd.-A Cen-
pxny Of design IL - participate IN the Turkish
swsr against Ru:.is has been orssnisss Brethren :. =.
which every vim .aut, with interest These
1.-The TgIhi.h ironssr seek ths supper o the Ans
hands they only want e much win enable then
laws SIRE and tast free and
sseIses their All for the holy .sd right cause An lodges
pate On the 18th inst the members assembled In the Mau
Lodge Eekarts uste ~ Leonard street. committee
was selected, and the felo wing resolutions adopted
Zach one who desirous to participate ia tho ce2hg
conflict asks Tor free the place Of his destn
no other support and wherever he ffve
oisix n, and not European fugitive.
The committee have full raise the funds for their
transport
fte trustee Is the only who entitled reseive
csves
The committee we'll the trustee have TO report ~
every meeting about the matters of the upany.
All the pApersin the Union requested to lend their
room and their influence TO receive and refund
th.m to Ne. ~ Leonard street, New York.
B-Meetiars are held every Thursday night at seven
O'clock sunday morning at nine O'clock Az No "a
Leonard street.
n S,hinie, President Tussuf Efendy Bondilla
VT vicsPre sshshsSssr Coz Sser.ssry
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AGENCY.

A USTRALIA.--AGNEW l. CO., COMMISSION Hra
"A chants and importers Melbourne PORT Phlsp Austga
Ia Refer TO Chspua sawyer, Boston Agnev Co, Phi
kSeiphsa Blarug McKee, Baltimore &supaell, Whsio
w Qr.zey. Esu HcYs.