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New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-02
E'Ok sALE-At low psices, choice LOTS on
DOR sALE.-CoUNTRY SEAT, kaowa
EARA for sALE.-The under.igned Offer.

l. AhA tor SALE.-Ine undersigned offers
ts sfska. situated Lear the Village " Mo4.sn-fy ia
Ortr CSEfy AeS fOrG tor sale shout y acre.
The laid OF tss rate guilty the badias.
nssy sstasied elevated grognd cOauun sudins
cel-ktJl Of the village and til w..sl River as.ar-
pests y u the cogH'y To any p-. d--inpx eJua
ty teIE only -four hous' ride the city farm
tfsrs greet judgements TerI1s easy; e iud-yat.be sr
fah-r Tsriiculsls inquire Of Mr. RADiE No u sad IS
West Nshii hlket Y or Of the .ubsra-r gp % a-
Pre- -ise- MALANGIOs BUDa<T
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-02
( LIN1 1oN-PLACE NsTlTUTE-A Day and

~ Boarding schoo tor Young Ladiesrh.s IusttuOo Will
De- pebsd On MONDAY. September II P4r.nts
% roUsh mental dAeIlI be acquired By
with the laws Of health aid asc-d
tsh b pfop.r exercise ftion study mode Of breath
&c, wL due Attention 70
Vd TO parOuze this school For further tnorina0n apply
,sonAy By letter. the Institute No 81 Clinton place
J. BLACkMER A NJ
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-02
COUNTRY SEAT of ~

AZ BIS q LAND the West ss8t Of Psssc River %
tie Belv + Rosd having v.r trOut and deep ~s,.r On
the psre satvosory house .nd tfcten new b.ra.
esrase cow wood pouiiry and ice houses The srsand IN
20" safe OF erl,valon and eoutzns choice uf s Kinds
r. sbsEdAnc The tower garden and foat yard Is t.srefy
s1 CT VIII boz bordsn ersrsreeas trees sad dovsrs
Pka. s-vvt. M Te-rse&y
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-02
r. o Z s..

Y V Il l. o l. T. S
IL NEW DAMAsk LAID ENVELOPES
The Subscribers pr.pa 10 offer the trsde Tin sd
ditiop their usual stock following entirely styles
ofEnvelopes
4y6l2, Dsmsss BugJsid Staple and Psncy.
5tI2 Dsna.s Golden Lsid Staple and Fancy.
60,S Dsm.ss cresm Laid staple Fancy.
7Uz Ds1sst White Lso, Staple snd Fancy.
Toes, good are psoe Of al szes and patterns from the
smallest Drug Envelope TO the largest Ofeis and are neatly
put up 10 quarter thousand boxes
Also the fOllVwiDE and superior styles Of
WEDDING ENVELOPES.
80O Cream Shade Enamel various sizes and patterns
pUfo Superior hte Enamel. various and patterns
10 OlO, Superior White Ensmel silver boIdered.
The above goods Confidently offered the trade
hrscn ad hes BE- found IN this
country -
CHAs II LYON BROTHER No. as Beekmsnst.
CHELDON, LAMPOkT ~ BLAKEMAN, late
~ LAmPORT, BLAkEnAk * LAW, Publishers, Book
seler. and StaoDeIs have removed from No Paft place
TO IFS Nassau between BestnsD and Ann. The trade
frO OIL sections OF the county will fnd II for Their nsfes
call te,ore mailing their purchases el.-whe,e
ANY nnnVs pApEP .nA sTAVInNEpX
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-02
Booro ar6 Rooms.
,ur pRFyOOPT HOUSE. 5th.av.. cornel

Il ~ s-h.- EewYork--Th. s.--ei-hnent f1tsh-d Aad
f1b.e with Ire modem onveusnee. ard eolufot. ~
80 -, for ~. r..pon a. pernsneuf aud TRANSIENT visitors
- IITEsDT "a. irh of >.prsh-r IL rtl Be eo9dseteo
ert1rriJ ~ the Frenct pzr siih R-sauaL .i.easa 9,
rs.ls served X The roorns Ire csterrE dega15'sI,
sTrln.yey u-aer he et-ecsinn NJ -ANDERsOS late %
the Cole.s Hotel FAMILIES " enEsf ns .p-pns9t
~ - %. - ,.--sS.,- ~ CURTIS JCD-OS,
w. - ~ 49, f''t'' OF the Ssv fcrr Hotel
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-02
Dutch Factory, Roeslsnd Co. n Y, Aug. :


~ Dwelling beautifully situated MansOn iuar-. ttne
only psrk The City POusbkeepe known the hansonI
House with b1idinss and elegant godnds IL we'll
good repair contains ~ rnshed aud
suitable ~, Hotel Boarding school, or q splsn-
ed private residence House f6O wing 30K50 bar1 VI
calrIss house ctx60 Wa sold under foreclosure on
MONDAY Sept l. at the Court House. For particulars apply
TO l. M ARNOLD. NJ Si Malnst POuskkeepsie
n B-A special charter for Female Az .deny and good
will Of late Principal. may be hae by the Purchaser
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-02

MADAME NApoLE0N's FRENCH Hand ENG:

Vl Lisa BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL, 'oI ivosu o',
So south BroAl,n viii Le RE-ufENED On IlESOAf.
n, 5h September Parents desir01s 81 PAsins iVshs
dies on Chdreu 6vv yeas up~~Id Va Sa.in A, sne
d,AAn ue st.o1. loa ID aud Educate vii hd 'daSse 40
sud eli cO.osts al the sepse p~ss rf".n
The iAAsuAge the estaDlshmenI Mnr " views WIZ oo
p-rsnA AppitStson tNtnA- ~ t"c
Iu.ttunn or ~uh HouaeI Morssn Esq No Net9Po'iisn
R.rk dra. Appr sdnlirsaOn
-, l., t,.d, ~ Ary tiue, by lrf rr or 10 r~rea.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-02
AND for sALE.-Tw0 FARMS in tse county
MUL SEAT ssd FARM for SALE.-A small
VILLAGE LDTS, IN Myers Ad-

IN ditOn.-OLly 80 20 tlSl These '0s are nisa ahs
b.su,ifuN ocaed within the glage, aud ouy W minutes
from New Yok ia Flushing Railroad For trec cses maps
sc apply e. JOHN 8 MYERS, No. io brOsdSay.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-02
pR0FESsOE yILLEPLAIT Tecommeoc,


i fhFAlE iNslhUIIlOS In the FRENCH LAx-
OUAOE aLd its LITERATURE Hoar. froTo ~ A - ~ AZ
Accfet, 40 u ".s Asth t. two door. from Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-02
| CHANCE for a POOR MA,

n CITY LOT On EASY TERMS A few 4 those IL
"a, o.. LOTS in the IXih Wsd, Brooklyn. Or SALE th
es.y p.sp-nf O. - per mouth Apply 20 }. Pr n
n es er
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-02
ACADkNtY aud GYM-

N NA>IJM NJ. ~ and 95 6tay near Ma.h' goa sqasfe.
zoe asnu.n oi the Iitiasus VI Ne" hOsA ANA Nieiy rs
Nhsa a. this hstituiion.
i, L.hs,ea thst when examined with resnri 70 tue nas
her ard sb ty Teachers fhv a. hes orn Sei0fr
H. t. metropolis and received their patnonase-
I, .nb@p, ~ H. .lll tine eNteGt Sud complete
n..s il. snd ot study can0t Ai 10
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-02
nea! Gsiatc for 5d!e.

4 RARE CHANCE is offered Cor obtaining q
n FARM ffeH ONE to FIVE ACRES fnrly located at
FLAIhFIELD ~thB few minutes ls Of depot; daela
HOUSE pred containing eight n- besides &c lar
spd cerret Also Of 9 good Hosse aud o.rn price
80; one uii- depot AsD. uuInb.r II FARM for
SALE cr FX1 ~ ANOE Tor CITY PROPERTY Cat on
BROWN No = suitOn 81 or NJ TtORS, Nc. 5iW asningon
A..L
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-02
A FEMALE TEACHER

V,O TEACHERS.--A FEMALE TEACHER
il wsnt,d ssFIR5T Ass iSTANT IN the Fe1,ls Dsplr
ept Of the Third Ward Public school in the city Of Nsg.rs
New Jersey Committee q the Board O. EdEeafi5a VI
s-tsud II L5Tsry Hal, n the City u Newark SATUR
DAY September 2 a; 10 o'c.ock A. M, examine sppl
can't f,r the situation. Salary f7st year 100 second
ezlj and thereafter S20 per anuum.
49," PRFDfRICK ~ rICORD Serretarv
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-02
, :, ''',, NJ NI,urN,s SCHOOL for BOYS and

eo,sst Of l.tl. wnI be seoVsu,a on AoNDAf' $50
"a Al. AZ LOG Nv GODS, No 'll pYas~sy,, -, ~ go,
DlCKINSUNS No 6y7 BTosa~sy, Sna ONO" hN - W. w
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-02
ID noARplNG.-W,nted. a lew B0ARDERs. a

lie man aud hs Mlfe and thIee single UeneHrn,
p rente pleasant ia sly. whore thre eS bJsFdrr..
sno her, he OF .Ood home only can Be obtained
AIrlN Al No no k.kington-st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-09
WATCHES, JEWELRY. &C,

yVATCHEsl WATCHES wATCHEsl--AN EXTENSIVE
e. less than usual prices Jules
Watches $40 TO $20 Cooper watches duplex and lovers
S25 s5 second Watches si25 SEQ
nometors $l25 to $50 eight day vatcho $40 to $685.
$50 20 $500 magic watches 00to Ss watches which wind
and SCI from pendant 70 70 $Ao dsgnsrreoyps Watches
Watches full jeveiisd $ hns gold detached levers, full
jevsled 500 gold English patent levers & gold Eagish
patent hunting eases e silver patent levers SIS
silver detached levers 3d. Ladies' splendid establishments
enameed watches IN she'll :hsped and other Eases with
watches warranted TO keep good time will b.
watches repaired At half The usual prices and in the bss
manner; also, clocks jswelry, 20 GEO. G. ALLEN, i'm
door, near BrosdwA1.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-09
HOMEsTEADs.

EST FLUSHING ONLY SEVEN MILES FROM THE
City Hall by ferry and railroad- call the atten
of ali those who about TO purchase ots in the Wei
Of New York to this beautiful property No property
Ted for sale around the city l. possessed Of the natural
expense will be incurred by the purchaser beyond
ctusl price Of the lots great number have already
ut s in the center Of this property In addition to this
Williamsburg and Flushing stages pass the property
" fifteen minutes. Terms easy and accommo dating
mar tickets TO visit the ground &c.
lAd Of BARKER ELLIOT, k5 Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-09
PRINTING INK.

AIMING INK.-JOHN q. LIGHTBODY rs CON.
Mantly manufacturing, and has always on hand every
rption Of printing Ink from the finest black coloro1
Rsws ink which he equal to any mAnufas
|1d and At ~ low prices be sold by any rsGu
nanufAoturer. Orders forw arded by steamboat rS
any part q the country By addrsssnx note 70 ~
10. - Rose street,
r B.-This paper Il printed with my news Ink Also Z
May othsr nswspapsrs in this city, Philadelphia,
~ New OxAsans. Aad etAsg cities sd tov16
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-09

GOLD BRACELETS-THR SUBSCRIBER OFFERS AN
" extensive assortment ~ less than usual pricePain
gold band Bracelets 80 10 3o engraved gold band
let's 70 az fancy Ak gold bracelets $l2 TO 800 scroll
sU scroll bracelets fancy settings go TO bracelets
With Mosaic settings 10 70 $ diamond kxAcslets SIS TO
$500 GEO c. ALs.EN, Importer,
Wholesale and retail No, wsu sress secoad door,
Broadway, = -' ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-09

CTgEET DEPARTMENT. NO HALL or RECORDS
ssss' Is ss is As
TO rsgu.ss set GSrs su,sr and flag four fet Of wak
Eighth rosasts and gutter and as AZ
% rt and PIra awh !, Of d
sssS from 'in s yIqi1S
Eighth BiOomngdas road to open i1si street,
egen hs as Sm e bsd S. river to Ninety
cant lots southwest corner Sixth and
tsenth street and G. the buiEhesd at Eas.
ins C. Al
them in writing to the his oce on or be-
'' E.ss i 1ss DAY Si Asg' FHRfr Stree.
ton. % CO
ss's res
"'e nth
name Of West Twenty street between Ninth and
walk. Of Tysn,y sixth street between
requested writing the
sef'r: fGE A yise
SrREET DEPARTMENT NO. HALL OF RECORDS
isss ssa q.
IS @ de-
CTREEr DEPARTMENT. NO. 1 HALL OF RECORDS
Sealed proposals will bs received a. this Once until
TTSisS e sssis sss a
regulate and regrade Third between and
second street Specifications to be had appica
tion to the Contract Clerk Of this department..
April !, 1854. JAMES FUREY. Street Commissioner.
STREEr DEPARTMENT, NO 4HALL OF RECORDS
a. M BE- ssssssd a. this SS until
gutter and pave Thirty ninth street between First and
the Contract Clerk Of this department..
April g. 1854. JAS. F6REY. Street Commissioned.
STREET DEPARTMENT., NO 4HALL OF RECORDS
~ Public notice Is hereby given that the folio wing
buttons have been presented In the Board of
To grade and flag west side Of Goer TX street.
around the Of Delaney street
Of Lewis street. tn to 80 Lewis street Also
Coerck street to tho Of Broome street. and
the corner to No A. To flag side OF Man gin
from No q to the of Broome
Of Broome street to No. D. Also from No ~ issir
street. side the Delaney
the corner to No 800 Also from No 80 Lewis street
de to the corner Of Delaney street To set curb All
ter and flag northeast corner Of Bayard and oran
To repair sidewalks east side Of Elizabeth street. h
Bnyasd and Walker streets also in Bayard street between
onTo flag four feet Of walks Of Twenty fifth street. be
tween Broadway and Sixth All persons interested
having objections thereto requested to them in
writing to the undersigned at his office before the
9TH day OF April instant ssExZ
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STREET DEPARTMENT, NO. 4HALL OF RECORDS
- Public notice hereby given that folio wing resolu
sions have been presented IN the Board Of Councilmen
To regulate reset curb and gutter and flag four feet
Of walks OF Forty second street. Second and Third
ayenues TO nag and relay nags where necessary tho walks
of Thirtieth street, between Tenth Hudson
river FesulAsc pave and set curb and in Eleventh
reset curb and gutter east side OK Scanned street.
Henry street to East Broadway to fence
street between Tenth and Eleventh GAS four
Seventh and Eighth 70 fenoe north
side e Twenty sixth street. between Broadway and Sixth
ana gutter side Of Sheriff street. between Brooms
lions thereto are requested present them in writing
the at his once before e 9Th d1y Of
March Inst JAS. FURRY, Street connississsf.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-09

ODE0N, WIILTAMSBURG.-CRAND CONCERTS AND
" vvudevcs Monday and every night during the week.
The following artist will appsa MIRA c. H. Wst.on Mrs
York vocal talent In the vaudeville entitled "A kiss in
abe Dark Mr. James Smmonds the popular ballad writer
will personate very Jealous gentleman ported by Mrs.
Mason and talented vaudeville company Admission p
dren panied by their parents only half price.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-09

STREET DEPARTMENT NO. HALL OF RECORDS.
y Sealed proposals will be received at this oce until
Monday the 10Th day Of April next TO regulate and pave
Thirty street. between Fourth and Madison
four feet Of walks where tagged TO
late and grade BeekmAn street. from lot No. 70 to Cih
Fifth avenue Specifications to be had application
10 the Contract Clerk Of this Department.
JAMES FUREY, Street Commissionee
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-09

A GENTLEMAN, TEACHER OF PIANOFORTE AND
N singing in this city) who Is familiar with the English
French and German languages, wishes TO obtain nice
furnished with without board In genteel family
first class hotel in for music Tho
references given required Please Address Music
box 3220 Post Once, stating and address, other
V;sau
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-09

CTEAMBOAT FOR NEW ROCHELLE PORT CHESTER
Dand hockey Neck stopp g a. ThrossNeck Bsys's
leave Catherine Martet slip, New York, Monday, April
at four o'clock r. NJ for the above places Returning
will leave Rockey Neck in the morning. at forty minutes
past O'Clock, Port Chester at Now Rochelle at
ight and Throg Neok At twenty minutes past eight
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-09

RUCKLEY's sERENADERS CHINESE HALL So
II broadway, near the Prescott House.
OPEN EVERY NIGHT.
The oldest established and most talented peuv
istenSe being the first to INTRODUCES harmony into Ethio
plan the first to sing OpsAo Choruses
perform Burlssque Operas ac 40 The management has
the honor Of announcing that the Concerts Of this company
will still be conducted in its present
without vugarity" Time acknowledgements to commence
at ~ o'clock Admission, Is cents.
On Wednesday evening, April 18th, benefit of e. Horn
Several features this occasion.
JAS. BUCKLEY SONS, Proprietors
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-09
MUSICAL.

A LADY, AN ACCOMPLISHED SINGER AND
n pianist and thorough instructor Of vocal and nstru
music and several wishes to obtain board
and lodging in private family first class boarding house.
where her services in tuition will be taken partly in
scharfenberg Luis 722 Broadway address letter to
A. B. Union square Post Once for week References
Messrs Scbarfenbcrg Luis, 722 Broadway Mr. H. Timm
No. So West Twentieth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-09

NEUsICAL.-TwO OR THREE PUPILS WILL BE In
M structsd in n~sicsi lsssons on the pisnoorte 81 t
resdence Of the advertiser who young Indy fully
potent 70 dschaSse such duty Apply to NJ O., HsrsH
once. Terms moderate.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-09
HOTELS.

DoRT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HOTEL, sHREWs
bury N 1.-The subscriber begs to inform his frier
AID the public that be has taken this hotel which has
aergone extensive alterations and being
vsted for the ensuing and will for Ia
eepton Of bssrds,s shs 18th April Shrewsbury wsn
and still bathing fishing boating and drives
The hotel this will he conducted dHercnt
furnished with all the decaeies Of tho and
gretor lepes 70 merit large share Of pub patronage
devotng his attention to their wants cd stsing Per-
sons DESTROYS Of seenrng rooms should carly sppca
uon personally 70 ~ r. THOMAS Us Liberty street, or
by letter, TO WIN. r,IIoMAs Proprietor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-09

A SPLENDID NEW BOUDoIR PIANO. ALSO ONE
"A square piano 70. SALE fty Per cent less than can be
Pacific Loan Once Broadway aud Grand street,
over the bank.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-09

WHITES SERENADRRS AT THE ST NICHOLAS
" Exhibition Room, 4e5 Broadway. three doors above
Eroome street ON the block with tho St Nicholas
New York
WHITES ORIGINAL AND INEVITABLE TROUPE OF
RENADERS,
und the direction supervision Of Charles White
most respectfully announce that they will appear
above place evening until further notice when they
will have the honor of introducing series their
light and laughabe entertainments consisting Of every
description Of Ethiopian representations.
The company twelve in number consists OF capable
perenced gentlemen and for versatility talent stands
unequallcd Their ailments will consist
and mirhful combination of Ethiopian eocentrcites
bning taste and gentty, all being exclusively original
which has been received with
lied for continued succession quite years by
this city.
Doors open at Ga; concert at ~ precisely
All performs noes to conclude before 10 O'Clock.
Admission, rs cents.
after performance will be given every
and Saturday, for the accommodation of ladies and
children.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-09
MATRIMONIAL.

GENTLEMAN WELL EXPERIENCED IN COM.
of highly respectable family wishes to marry lady
June. All further particulars may be stated and ar
IL Once. OF all communications strictly conf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-09

DUBLIc NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
following utons have ben presented in the Board
Of S aas west so Of Cannon ann street be-
where needed To flag walk north side Of Nineteenth street.
between FIRST and Second avenues To pave Wall street
with granite blocks like those laid in the Bowery To
extend Park place through to Robinson street. and widen
Robinson street to the width Of Park place. All in
tereed having objections thereto requested to
sent them IN writing TO the Undersigned at his Once on or
APR. xprii5 1854 ~ JAS. FUREY. Street Commissioner
~ March 3d. Is54-To virtue Of the fol-
lowing sealed proposals will be received At the
office Of ths Commissioner Of Repairs and Supplies No
city Hail. (basement) until Tuesday, April II 1854 at II
with the amended charter Of 1852 for paving tho
age Of Perry street. between Greenwich and
Factory with granite block pavement the materials
laid in the Bowery between Walker and BsyArd streets
Contractors will state In their proposals their price
perfcal square yard.
Resolved That the Of Repairs and Supplies
hereby directed TO for proposals and
make with the lowest bidder to the carriage
Of Perry street between Greenwich avenue and Fac
similar to that in the Bowery between Bayard and Walker
Streets provided the the property therein boot
lobe assessed therefor bind themselves TO pay one half Of
Adopted BY the Board Of Aldermen, October L. 1853
Adopted the Board Of Assistants December H. 1858
Approved by the Mayor, December q, 1883
Of the Of the above pavement from the persons
owning property said the resolution presorbes
the balance will be paid by the Commissioners Of Repairs
and Supps The names OF the 80 subscribing can
will be given ut his ONCE No. City Hall basement N b.
Tho Commissioner reserves the right to reject all or any
y the estimates deemed for the interest Of the Corpora
dom. BARTHOLOMEW b. PUkDf,
Com m al Repairs and Supplies
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DIANOF0prrs THE uNnERsIGNEn TAKE PLEA

DIANOFORTES-1HE UNDERSIGNED TAKE PLEA
sure in announcing to their numerous friends and the
public that they have leased and rehtted the well
knc I'm warerocms heretofore occupied BY T. Brsdbury
sd Will keep constantly hand large and splendid as
sortment Of the best pianos TO be found In the market
which the attention Of pureh most respectfully
invited Second hand pianos for sale and 10 rent o.
BRlsT0w, M0RS4 4 CO.. 90 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-09

n YOUNG NAN OF GOOD ADDRESS, CHARACTER
and business would like to make the acquaintance Of
ling lady Of good character and odg
bon, between the age Of eighteen and twenty with
. view to matrimony All Correspondence confidential
Use not sincere in their views will please not
Ito this ADVERTISEMENT Address Argyle Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-09
I10MING IT RA1nLR STR0NG -TuRPE Il No LIZ.

(NOMING 1T RATHER STRONG.-THERE Is NO De
" nying the fact that tolcrnbly strong have
existed in times past Paganin IL has been said could
6raw house with string and Archimedes went
far say that II be could End place whsrcon TO his
lever he could move the world Now, George Chrsy
world and his wife IL they all be brought within the
scope Of his visionthat IT, he will undertake all
the world and his wife to laughter Geo feels confident
that can do th indeed he has alresdy succeeded In
moving about throo fourths Of the world twelve hundred
upwards at time at George Chrsty Woods Minstrss
ErandwaY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-09

TIT s. NAIL LINE FOR CALIFORNIA, VIA ASPIN.
wall and Panama-Lowest prices, superior steamers.
Of the Panama Railroad Arrangements for the
this city Of tickets for the transit OF the Isthmus
Forming the most agresabS and safe route through in aa
ComPsny intend to despatch to Aspinwa Thursday,
April 20 at o'clock r. M from pier foot of Warren street,
The fast sailing steamship GEORGE LAW, Capt G. v.
Eo1 s. Navy to connect at Panama With the Pacific
Capt Pcrson The extension Of the railroad makes the
passage across the Isthmus practicable in day.
federation that will induce all who value their
to select this route M1 nnoksy Date forw.rdsr
for the transit Of their baggage
Aspnwall to Panama Tickets be obtained for the
Transit from J. W Darlington, at Adams Co.'s 80 Broad
ray, OF At ~ West street The accommodations for
engers Of all classes and particular
benton is paid to the cleanliness of the Storage For
reight or passage apply ut the Office Of the companies III
West street, to c. A. WHITNEY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-09

TUE nLW COLLINS HCIEL WILL LET a FEW
4 Mse. OF parlors and single rooms TO families OF
snsss ,is.r On mc reasonable. terms, Ths house
met lccaton Stag cars and omnbuses near 70 all
paris " tpa city, TALLMAN MAPkS Propristers
CesAsg " Csaal and Wsse pess>Ns
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-09

DArvARD'S GEORAMA.--LAST WEEK BUT ONE OF
- the River Nile and Holy Land. they will positively
close the 10th inst Open evenings at TX and Wednes
day and Saturday afternoons at O'clock st SOC Broad
way. Admission to both paintings only 70 cents, to all
pnrts Of the house.
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IN at 663 Broadway, opposite Boyd street. from A.
20 10 r. M daily, the Twenty ninth Annual Exhibition
Original Pictures by Living Artifts Season tickets ~
cents single admssion % cents The Academy havis,
hibition will positively close the 9th Of April
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T,RANKLIN MUSEUM 175 CHATHAM SCUARE.-Twc
Il performances given daily, commencing at O'CLOCK
in the afternoon and half past the evening The above
Is the only establishment in thu United States where the
Model Artists exhibited together with great variety
unique and original such be secns
m other place Of amusement in the world