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III $. NAIL STEAMSHIP coMpANY-roR NEy

TT s. NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY-FOR NEW
Orleans, via Havana, ON MoTsay March S.The well
steamer has been thoroughly and
10 fitted with boilers cabins and furniture,
and respect the most complete order she
will sail 18th March at r. from Warren street pier
Rates Of passage TO Havana and New Orleans:-
Stanueo peISn.
Passage now be secured a. the COmpsny's ONCE.
Freight to New Orleans 10 cents cubic foot, will be
received on the 9Th inst
Specie only taken freight to Havana.
Shippers will be supplied with blank bills adng Of the
form issued by the Company application At their oce
other form is signed and bills Of ladng will be signed
after the hour Of sailing.
For freight passage apply at the office Of the Company
No. 1T West street, corner Of W arren street.
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CTEAM BETWEEN NEW YORK AND GLASGOW
- The Glasgow and New York Steamship Company's new
Craig, commander and NEW YORK, e. tons, 500 horse
ssturday March Is AZ IL O'clock NJ and Wednesday May
TO- o'clock n First cabin saloon staterooms 500 do
mdshps d. $5; second cabin $780, third class $5 Apply
o JOHN MCSYMON, So Broadway.
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koToN AoUEDUCT DEPARTMENT, MARGINS, lsA:-
kssture passed at the special session, July 90 1853
charge ten per cent added on the first day OF
res previously added by law twentyfv per cent
amount paid and that the said rents, including
charger are not paid before the first day Of May next
hng the property which said rent remains unpaid
he returned to the Clerk Of Arrears pursuant to the
Visions Of the act above mentioned.
ELIAS L. SMITH, President.
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rt1rREET DEPARTMENT, NO. 4HALL OF RECoRps-
Public notice hereby given that the following petit
III walks in front Of vacant lots In Twenty third
Seventh and Eighth dag four west
OF Ninth avenue between Thirty nrst and Thirty se
Streets TO set curb, and gutter and Thirty
street, between second Third All per
interested are requested to present them in writing
Ky dersigned, At bis Office before the 18Th day Of
ttatb bsskt sAS Tg.~y, Street CcmweessIsS.
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CORPORATION NOTICES.

CTREET DEPARTMENT, NO. 4HALL OF RECORDS
- Public notice hereby given that the following resou
ons have been presented IN the Board Of CounemenTo
md Fifty street To- fence vacant lot, south side
streets To nag walks Of Thrtysecond street. between
Eighth and Ninth avenues where DONE and relay
aasging where necessary To repair the crosswalks In
Chambers street between Chatham and Broadway
To widen Church street 100 feet and extend through
north side Of Broome street between Tompkns and East
Broome and Delaney streets where not DONE TO nag
east side Of Seventh between Thteth and Thirty
fifth Streets where now tagged, and relay tagging
where necessary All persons interested having
thereto to them to the undersigned
ct his once ON or before 9Th day of March next
Feb 81 1884 JAS FUREY, Street Commissioner.
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HnssTREET DEPARTMENT.. NO. HALL OF RECORDS
Public notice Is hereby given that the following resou
have been presented in the Board Of CouncimenTs
the north side Of Broome street between Attorney and
sidewalks and curb and gutter In Attorney street,
hm No 80 the Of Broome street to the SOUTH
vanton street All persons interested having objections
treto present them In writing to the
sgned at his before the 10th day OF March,
lent. JAS. FUREY, Street Commissioner
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ROrON AoUEDUCT DEPARTMENT-TO CON-
tractors-sealed proposals, endorsed proposals. for
er in Hester street. will be received at the office Of the
Ton Aoueduct Department., until Monday the Goth day
isrch 1884 at ~ O'clock M at which hour the bids win
|pened to build sewer, with the necessary receiving
|ns and cuyert in Hester street, from the sewer At
ridge street the easery eide of Forsyth street being
epgth about ZIG The plan of the work may be seen,
specific atoms obtained application at this office.
F FhEo ( f pE FFoohEsr Asssduss
A. w. CRAVEN, N'
AZ York. March Z. 1854.
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.IITREET DEPARTMENT-NO. HALL OF RECORDS.
@ Public notice Is hereby given that the following petit
have been presented In the Board Of Councmcn
south sidewalk OF Twelfth street between and
|rH Ferry streets All persons interested having objections
reto requested to them writing To- the
Gsigned at his Once before the 18th day OF March
gh JAS. FUREY, Street Cominissoner.
IuiNarch g. 1854.
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NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIRBCT-yIA
IN New Jersey RairoadUnitcd States mail and EXPRESS
line New York foot Of street. nina
and eleven r NJ and At four and haIf.past Ave P N.
Kenngton 81 30 dor second ciass) In eleven A. III from
New York and quarter past foyr from philadelphia IS in
.on line leaves AZ twelve t reduced prce from Cort
iandt street via Camden and Walnut street. in six hours
Weldon Wilmington, and Charleston in the above trains
Through agents In the nine and
only Passengers with baggage the ferry min
utes before the train leaves.
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MATRIBIONY.

A WIFE wANTED.-A GENTLEMAN THIRTY SIX
~ years old, wishes TO commit the act matrimonal with
healthy agreeable lady from twenty TO twenty eight
paid directed to Smith Dover Plains Dutchess conn
ty, New York, will be considered confidential M B-No
strong minded woman rights woman need npplv "
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boron AoUEDUCTDEPARTMEN CONTRAC-
Sealed proposals. endorsed Proposals for
will be received Mt the Once Of the Croton
heduct Department until Monday the 10th day OF March,
At 10 clock NJ at which hour the bids will be opened,
(rd sewer with the receiving basins and cul
In Mercer street. the in Prince street to
H 90 south Of Houston street being in length
Lsti lon Obtained, On application at this ONCE
ELIAS l.. SMITH, Croton
THEO. r. DE FOREST, }Aqueduct
A. W. CRAVEN, Board.
- vnr1 Morch 1874
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bowERY THEATRE-PROPRIET0R AND MANAGER,
ID i. p. Waldron; Stage Manager Q. Y. Wemyss. Time
notice The doors will open at curtain rises at O'clock
Lower Tier OF Boxes % cents Upper Tier Is cents Pit and
Gallery 2 cents Private Boxes s5 Seats in Orchestra
Boxes, 10 cents; Seats in Private Boxes, 80 cents.
Friday evening March TO- will be performed
UNCLE TOMS CABIN,
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following list consists Of prominent houses in each line
'' DRY GOODS.
FOREIGN SILKS.
AITRED EDwARDs CO.. dmp'rs xJobJ.e Ii Park p.
rs,ssH sw1ss AND sSnMAs DAY So1 OBS .,.,
DUNDEE LINENS, SAIL DUCK, ETC.
SAMEnoN RUTT dmRSrssr. 10 Bread road street.
s. sR1hLHEiH Co. dmporters5. 80 80 broadway.
LADIxs Oh Ess TRIMMINGS WOOL, PRINCES, onPs,
xsHsAAE sss..s; ss John
CHAS. FEICKERT, Nahufscturer). n Dey street.
DAVIES
HATCH npor and William street.
CLOTHING AND yURSIsnNe GOODS AT WHOLESALE.
HANFoRD BRO -. 20 Park row. opposite AstOr House.
n1.prp AnoHlrEors nw.u.,,..,
Rica uPJoAN corr Trinity buildings iii Bros AWAY
ALLEN sss Alien 81 Water street.
JOSEPH j. PiRssoN. IS Wall street.
AVERAGE ADJusrER AND Insurance. BROKER.
WALTER r. JONES, JR............. 80 Wall street.
JOHN W RITcH. Gas Broadway, cor Of BiseeEer g.
UNION INDIA RUBBER CO., Manufacturer). 10 Nassau.
CoWLEs CO., Manufactured ..24 Washington street.
SIM. PETTENGILL CO,..........l2 2 Nassau street.
DUNCAN, SHERMAN $sS..' ~ william street.
eTrpr-. c11uLLIoH DEALERS AND HASKEas, w.
bEEbE-6 co.. MI street.
BROKERS, BILL on NOTE.
Grp g %sif street street
co.,
A. BARNES Co. National School serles) 81 John ST.
BRITANNIA AND PLATED WARE, CUTLERY, JAPAsERy,
J. c. BERRIAN Wholesale and retail dealerO Cooking
Utensils Wood and Willow Ware RslEssrsssors
Meat saies, &C. oo broadway.
nALLARD's PREMIUM HAIR DYE
wS % .si
PETERSON nuxphhE ES.S So broadway cor White st.
KINsLEY DARLING eWSossse Deaers 60 ye.ey St.
pAavERR EorypEs
hs Oldest and most extensive in the United
DEFIANCE sALAMANDER SAFES, AND aorTIS's DEFIANCE
ROBERT NJ pATSick ASR 100 Pearl street
MILLER, COATES YULE Qmportcr0. 80 Pearl street.
EDWARDS, sANDF0RD 4 CO., Goreign) SO Broadway.
6 nsGaAvrns, wooDTrhe best work d done here
opposite cinson si as
Ssas .s. Hal.
J. H. PoILLoN Co. dmporsSrs 'A.. "a Barclay street.
J. B. CROOKE Co., Qmpt and Manuf) 80 Fulton street.
j. WHITNEY CO. No. South and So Washington sss.
.ucs cd dAy RocE rn AID PunIrs "
BANGS, GOuLD q SO LA Nassau street.
AM ou1MBY SON osss s ss. 9Th and IS Nassau
pr,rz BROTHER e. "a. william
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
lane
ROSEWOOD.
e. 4 C. W. HoUGHTON, aii fancy woods. 80 Walker st.
F. Maiden lane.
THOMAS T. BATE, Importer and Msnuf) IS Maiden lane
J. H. SCHULTZ CO., every description Nassau st.
n,v~,o,n -. M vPn JANIS, OILS ETC.
kEfNOLDS q DEVOE. LOU w ater st.
POLISHED PLATE AND WINDOW GLASS.
+. HOPKINS BROS, Qmporters). 81 Barclay st.
PAPER WAREHOUSES.
puNcAS LEWIS usa..i Isl w lam s.
H1Tnos TT AEHsan x5n
AMERICAN MAGNETIC iEHss SEWING EafSsi aAcnrss co.
PARTRIDGE BkiTTziS' cpiSi,Ssi fs S,s SsS
ss ,u, SIP BREAD AND cRAcxIas.
EFAklXs III Wa.sassass st.
AND atzia sH isss and a Liberty
J. w HoLBERToN, chreworks). .s3 Maiden lane
J. FROTHINGHAM CO.. manfaeturers). !. 81 Beekman.
Any additions TO the above list should be brought to
office Of s. NJ PETTENGILL Co., No. l22 Nassau street.
rrrTEsSfIl e. ny m a..ss street.
s:ss
that they enabled 70 mako saving Of time
ect the best papers and advertise
lowest prices and always keep the interest their
customers in view Merchants and others call
him.
FINANCIAL.
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IN via Ncaragua-The Accessory Transit Co. Of Nicara
gua, propretors-Through in advance Of the ma-Only
line giving through tickets including the Isthmus crossing
The new double engine steamship STAR OF THE WEST
2ooo tons eusthen will leave from pier No North river
day March 20 connecting with tho and favorte stea
ship Cortes 1000 tons burhen the Nicaragua Transit
route having but twelve miles Of land by
first class carriages These steamers arc In
passage apply only to CHARLES MORGAN, Agent, No.
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kPoRATIoN NOTICE. PUBLIC NOTICE IS
kreby given the owner or owners occupant or &C.
Its Of all houses and lots, improved or unimproved
afscted thereby, that the following assessments have
completed by the Assessors and are lodged in the oce
vz-For sewer In llSth street. from Fourth
n 10 Harlem river. The limits embraced by such
emit include all the several houses and lots Of ground,
lots parcels Of land situated the north
II5th street. between First and Second avenues both
n 10th street, between and Second avenue;
ode OF nth street, between avenue A and Second
s north side of Nth street. between avenue A and
kh avenue both sides of lSth street between Fourth
and Harlem river on south side Of 18th street, be,
d avenuc-A and Fourth avenue; north side Of 10th
between avenue and Second avenue; both sides Of
street, between avenue and Second avenue; east
Fourth between 117th and 10th streets both
Third avenue, between 7th and 18th Streets west
Second avenue between ll7th and 18th streets east
Second between l5th and l2lst streets; west
f First avenue between 18th and l2st streets; east
pr First avenue between 10th and l2lst streets; west
A. between 10th and l2lst streets east side
enue A. between nth and 18th streets All persons
Interests affected by the above named assessments
opposed to the same or either Of them are re-
Jed to their objections In writing to tho
at their ONCE, No. Hall Of Records within thirty
from the date Of this notice.
S#ksEHs ssASsgS P$S Assessors.
Ice Bureau Of Assessments Street department March
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RoToN AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT.---To CON
tractors-Sealed proposals. endorsed Proposal for
YER in North Moore street, will received at the Office
he Croton Aaueduct Department until Monday the 10th
OF March, 1854 at IL O'Clock NJ NJ which hour the bids
be opened to build scwer with the necessary recev
basins and culverts in North Moore street. from the
dson river point about twenty feet west Of Hudson
t being length about nine hundred and twenty nine
tained on application At this Office.
4HE s d + 81 EEokrsr, ASs: :Is
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DACKETS TO HAvRE-SECOND LINE.-THE FOL-
i lowing ships will leave Havre the 10th and New

They all first class New York built ships provided
with all requisite articles for the comfort and
and BY Of experience in this
trade The price Of $780, without wines liquors
Goods sent to Subscribers will be forwarded free from
any charges but those actually incurred.
BOYD HINCKRN, Agents, l5l Pearl street.
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CTREET DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF RECORDS
Sealed proposals will received at this once until
Thurday Ssh day Of March inst at
fcaons be had on application the Contract Clerk Of
this department. JAS. FUREY, Street Commissioner
March 6, 1854
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TT s. NAIL LINE FOR CALIFORNIA, VIA ASPIN
~ wall and Panama.-Lowest prices, superior
Extension of the Panama Railroad Arrangements tho
sale this city Of tickets the transit Of the Isthmus
forming the sgreeabs and safe route. through in nd
Company intend to despatch to Aspinwall Monday,
March 20 O'Clock ~ from pier foot of Warren street.
MCGOWAN to connect at Panama with the Pacific Mail
Steamship Companys steamer JOHN l. STEPHENS, Capt.
the Isthmus in day consideration
that will induce all who value their health and comfort
select this route Mr. Hnckley date rwarer for Adams
Co.. the Isthmus) has perfected his for
the transit and their baggage from Apinwa
to Panama Tickets be obtained for the transit from
w. Carrin gton at Adams Co IS 80 Broadway III
West street. The accommodations for passengers Of all
classes unsurpassed and particular attention paid
the cleanliness of the For freight
ply at the Office of the companies 1T West street to
c.. A WHITNEY
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SHREWSBURY, LONG BRANCH, HIGHLANDS,
~ Ocean House, and Ocean Port.-The steamer JAMES
CHRISTOPHER Captain John Price will leave tho foot Of
Barclay street. March At 10 o'clock A. NJ; 9TH att
eth, at M. 18th, at2P M; and 18th, at A. NJ Leaves
Ocean Port March at IL NJ. 8th 81 II Nj 10Th 81 p
NJ. 18th and 18th. ats A. M. "
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iRoTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT.-To CONTRAC-
tcrs-Seaied proposals. endorsed Proposal for
the Bowery" WIN be received At the once q the Croton
ich 1884 az o'clock NJ at which hour the bids viii he
sne3 TO build with the receiving basins
cniverts in the owery from the in Grand street.
point about twenty i've feet northerly from Walker
being in length about sos feet The plan Of the work
he seen and specifications tained application at
ONCE f FhEo SH,g@ ssss b hss;.
'' A. W. CRAVEN, WV "'
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NEW YORK AND ALABAMA STEAMSHIP COMPA-
~ pyrTor Mobile, stopping At Haya,a-The steamship
above port Thursday, March at u O'Clock precisely
from pier foot Of Harrison street. North River Passage
Freight taken for New Orleans Goods to L. Mead
Mobile will be forwarded free Of eommssion Com
application at the office. No freight taken to Havana
but specie No freight received sailing days. Ship
will please send In their bills Of ading signed
the evening previous to the day Of Parce received
at the Office only Passengers from Havana must
passports before leaving port.
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RENEWED EVERY DAY.


kPORATION NOTIcE.-PUBLICN NOTICE IS Herr
by given that petitions have been presented IN the
Of Councilmen for tho extension OF the sewer pro-
streets to and to connect with the sewer IN doio
All persons interested In the above and having o.
TO the Contract Clerk, at this ONCE on or before
", March 10, 1854.
HIS ( SE,S5A crsssn Aqn''sss Board.
ton Aausduct Department. Feb. %, 1854.
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DARE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LINE FOR SAN
II Francisco-The NORTH STAR, to leave the 9th Of
April to connect with the YANKEE BLADE The books
theee palaces OPEN Passages engaged
before the 10th March, will he sold at the following
Cabin, $50; steeTsgs; Is Apply to
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ngRoroN AoUEDUCT DEPARTMENTAL CON.
tractors-seaed proposals, endorsed Proposed for
lsrr in Thirty street, will be received Mt the office of
~ Croton Agr educt Department until Monday, the 20h
OF March 1854 at II ocsek NJ at which hour the bids
be opened build eewer with the necessary receiving
cuiverts in Thirty third street. from the In
avenue to point about forty feet eastery from Lex
ton being In length about AS feet The plan Of
~ work may be and specifications obtained, app
! ron az this Office.
Y ELIAS L. SMITH, 1r..... ..,.
= TT " dki R1HhHSSREsr 'i Sss9d Ha''''''
h.
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MR.. OTTO MILLER TEACHER OF PIANO AND SING
M ing 80 Walker street near Broadway, continues TO
give lessons Mt his residence and those his pups For
further information please apply ct his residence II
o'clock A. M, Dr. w letter. N~-N-N -
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sHIPPIN9.


NOR LIVERPOOL 1.-THE ROYAL NAIL STEAMSHIP
ANDES will from Boston for Liverpool touching at
Halifax in place the Niagara with the mails and passen
Europe Wednesday the 18th instant Price Of
$50 for first cabin only For freight
passage, applyto T. CUNARD, No. Bowling Green.
TyOR LIvERPOOL.-UNITED STATES NAIL STEAM
II ship ATLANTIC Capt West, commander This steam
ship will DEPART with United mails for Europe
Positivsly Saturday March Is NJ from her
having unequalled Accommodations for elegance
fort, apply to EDWARD X COLLINS, So Wall street.
The steamship Pacific will succeed the Atlantic and
ENOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE.--THE UNITED
II States mail steamship NASHVILLE, N. Berry, COM
mander will leave Havre touching at Southampton to
land the mails and 1Arch a. ct IL
cabin $500 second cabin SO Luggage not wanted during
marked below For freight passage apply to
MORTIMER LIVINGSTON, IS Broadway
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DR0FEssoR sAcKERsD0RFF, 262 BROOME STREET.
from the University Of Koenigberg wishes to devote
hours OF the day to thorough the elias
sical French and German languages we'll mathe-
matics ing and uc to single pupils take charge
Of the education Of few children Boat Of reference given
Address as above.
THIS MONTH ONLy-GREAT REDUCTION IN WRIT.
Il ing and bookkeeping at Goldsmith's, s62 Broadway
Viz Penmanship pupil s.; two do Ss; three do SO;
four do 3d. for course OF ten lessons of hour each
including stationery payable subscribing Class for
dies daily at IL O'Clock gentlemen at ~ and O'Clock
r. ~; daily, excepting Saturday. Private instruction
all other hours Pupils attend at their
and will have until the t Of June to complete their
Bookkeeping including double and single entry,
arithmetic course Of writing lessons and all books and
Instructions daily TO O'Clock p M excepting Sat
urdays Each pupil receives separate And
now, kind rcrder, Ter writer, IL you wi q minutes tail
with you The subscriber has received tho hrs or smiu
Ave from the American Institute
Of OF hand penmanshp exhibited the great fairs OF
awardothers do not He cordially agrees with tho
His pupils however have taken the prize over al compe
tors at the other great which may be taken
in evidence Of his success In teaching the The
consists Of suite Of Ave parors 100 feet length fur
nshed in modern style No similar cstabshment ever
been opened In this country purposes OF
OLIVER GOLDSMITH, ss broadway.
THE FRENCH AND GERMAN LANGUAGEs, AS
wanted Tor business and conversation may be thorough
In private Lessons by ladies and gentlemen after
most etsin method, and from exsmnsd scholar
= ySLLtRIN0,
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-TRAINS DAILY
III from Chambers street for Albany and Troy
Express train 7ANThrough in four hours connecting
With reaching Buffalo Montreal same
evening. .
Nail train, A. M-Through way trains at IL N. and
Pm.
Express train, P.M-Emigrant train, 6PM For larry.
town 10 Pm For Peekskill $50 r. H. Fer Poughlensie
80 A. u, and Pm. Passengers taken at Chambers
Canal Christopher Fourteenth and Thirty first trees
Sunday trains from Canal street at $40 for Albany
and Troy stopping at all way stations.
EDMUND FRENCH, Superintendent
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE,

CAMDEN AND AMBOY RAILROAD TO PHILADEIr
" phia pier No. North river Tive lines daily al
"a. NJ and2P NJ Accommodation S line at z a. NJ. by
way pla Camdentfsre 81 Express limo ne M bv
John Potter to Amboy thence direct Camden by
through In five hours fare IS.
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TUDsoN's HOTEL, 6l DROADwAY-BY J. L. p o..
- GRADY, successors to Curtis Judson.-This welI
known and popular house will be conducted by It's
proprietors as formerly on the European plan Meals
served at all hours from A. NJ till III p Orders Sov
private dinner supper parties win be promptly attended
will be paid to the patrons Of the house proprietor in
person The brothers hope by unnigasd attention 20 de-
a share OF public favor. ~ -
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INvOICE OF CLOTHING--ABoUT $1,000 CONSIST.
S0sss vests and pants selected the California
AssAs" WV MS bassaiA Cav IN Vsss Atsi Nsst ~
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DRY GOODS, &C.

IMPORTED wOvE cORsETs-LADIps ABOuT cpr
ting spring dresses should ars pair shoss
sally admired and sold at half the usual price At Me-
GAfNORS, ~ Third avenue, Tenth street.
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Geo. CHRISTY 4 WOODS MINSTRELS NO. Al
" broadway perform every evening Tickets % cents.
Doors oyen at ca; commence at TX o'clock.
This company has connection with any other.
II. WOOD, Business Manager.
GEORGE CHRISTY, Stage Manager.
UARD-George Christy we'll known for the last
years connection with Ethiopian Minstresy takes this
method OinfS5mng the public that he has formed Sopar
Broadway at which place he will appear evening
GEORGE9CHRISTY.
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A GENTLEMAN WHOSE EVENINGS ARE UNoCcU
n Pied wishes to obtain pupils to instruct the
Of classical and English education TIE hiycst re-.
ferences will be given and the terms moderate line
addressed to Horace Herald once will be ded
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A USTRALIA PIONEER LINE OF MONTHLY PACK
IA cts carrying the United States Mail.-The American
clipper ship NIGHTINGALE, LOGS tons register, will BE-
Of this line The nightingale built for exhibition at the
Worlds Convention in London she Is of the sharpest
and fastest sailing ships aoat and her saloon cabin
surpassed N point Of comfort and elegance having been
built at cost Passengers and shippers who will
pay the charged by Great Britain from liverpool
will be guaranteed as passage Plans Of the cabins and
rates will DO forwarded by man intending
freight or passage apply TO
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MEDICAL.

nR. RALPH-HOURs OF OFFICE CONSULTATION
~ from 70 IL A. NJ, and to p. ~, except Sundays
643 Houston street, near Wooster.