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FURNITURE.

A LADY, ABOUT GOING TO CALIFORNIA. WISHES
to dispose Of some chamber furniture in a.1
oner mateal also tapestry stair carpet nearly
new Can be this day LspenArd street. between
the hours OF ii and o'clock.
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PRoT HARRIS WHOLE woRLD-wORLD's HALL
sns sas q ss
there are Other Of than ordinary merit
ns Ply q
o the II
Of the excitement created by Prof Harris
@
a a Se a 5 b @
s @
Main SssoS!y. bsSssss Sss.sss: q
sns. saSs ten Tx Is
and Si7 IL O'clock NJ ' 1''''''' ''1A'A'' %
~ sharkeys gift enterprise for the benefit Of his
will that them e
'si R''Rs'E part tho
60 ec yi Watches. se each sSSs
1SO oT rae pd for Hats s sso
This property viii be placed in the hands Of committees
appointed by tho ticket holders to be distributed in fair
X sbcS the 81
aSr r. niorm0n inquire at the Office % B0wory
ass xg TO e e %
% can 90 g appy1g q the above once
n. Schafner, confectioner, 404 Pearl street
Hoffman Warren Hall ecraor Of Henry and Oliver
Or at the principal Office, % Bowery corner Of Hester.
ETHIOPIAN, PERFORMERS wANTED.-GENTLE-
~ men Of talent wishing ensasements in the above bust
GEORGE LEA, Franklin Museum 175 Chatham square.
N B.-None but good performers need apply.
burning OF. MOSCOW, AT BROOKLYN-THIs
ID celebrated Diorsma, beautiful Doptrio Paintings and
amusing in yentraoquism by Mr. Gallagher tho
inmitable every evening this week, at the Brooklyn
Museum.
DRAMATIC NOTICE.-WANTED, SEVERAL YOUTHS,
m aTmss m 20 n
paid, +. DENIkE 43 Adelph street, Brooklyn.
COOPER CLUB.-IT IS PROPOSED TO ORGANIZE A
debating society in honor of tho sto James Fenimore
Cooper wcok and discuss the topics
Young gentlemen of character will receive
notice Of preliminary meeting by addressing Cooper Club
Post Office.
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rORpORATION NOTICE-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
hereby given, to the owners occupant
Of all houses and lots, improved unmproved lands
thereby that the following assessments have been
lsed by the Assessors and are lodged IN the oee Of
fsstsd For regulating and grading fifty.ssyonth
Meet from Fifth to Broadway. The limits en-
by such include all the several houses
Ind lots Of ground vacant lots pieces and parcels OF land
to broadway; east side of Seventh ayonue between
ntysayeDsh and streets All persons whose in
opposed 70 the either Of them are request
thor Objections writing to the undersigned
their oSse. No Hall Of Records, within thirty days
{em the -te Of this notice.
, WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES ). DODGE, A SCISSORS.
- CHARLES McNIELL
ce Bureau OF Assossm snts Street Department March
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SEALRD PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
= Comproler's Office No Hall Of Records until Mon
day April 1854 at o'clook M when the same viii be
S4 of The Public Education Stock of the city OF Now
York the year % authorized by act of the Legsia
this State passed June 1853 and by ordn nce
q Common Council this city by the asyos
erty the value Of which will be
e0 share will bear at the rate OF five per
cent per yahe quarter yearly and the principal
will Sc redeemed the first day of May 1873 The propo
sails will of desired and the price
will be paid for each share The
whose proposal shall be accepted will be required to for
tho him them within three after
being notified by this department Each proposal should be
sealed up directed follows" PROPOSAL for Public
Stock and the proposals thus sealed and d
be enclosed second envelope sealed and
directed to "A. C. FIagg, Comptroller"
JACOB A. WESTERVELT, Mayor
\. II. TILLOU, Recorder,
A. C. FLAGG, Comptroller,
+. w. EDMONDS, Chamberlain,
WIN. CHAUNCEY, Chm. r. Com. 3D. Aid,
VIM N. VERMILYE, Chm. +. Com. 3D. Coun'n
Commissioners of Sinking Fund.
Finance Department, New York. March l6. 1854.
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CLOTHING, sc.


CAST OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANT.
" ed-Lades and gentlemen having any ofthe above art
dispose Of receive fair the
by sending per post at his resdence Mo- Elm street
LIN. DUSSELDORF.
~ The highest cash price will DO literally gvon in
money for large small lots of good lett thnr of
every description Address through post on JAMES
MOKoNEY at his second hand store III Orange street.
near Chatham.
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EVAPORATION NOTICE-PUBLiC NOTICE is HERE
given to th: owner or owners occupant or
thereby that the following assessments have been
npeted by the and lodged in the office OF
~ Bureau Of Assessments for examination by all persons
trested, x.:-For we'll and pump in l25h street. be-
include oil tho several houses and lots Of
und lots pieces and parcels OF lend situated ON
lolh sides Of th street. from Sixth to Seventh
| East side Of Seventh avenue between 18th and
streets. AL persons whose interests Affected by
named assessments and who opposed to tho
t either of tbem requested to present their OBJ
Of Records within thirty days from the date Of this
Vice. WILLIAM GAGE,
A CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors
CHARLES McNIELL,
Office Bureau Of Assessments Street Department. March
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CsTEAM BETWEEN NEW YORK AND GLASGOW
- The Glasgow and New York Steamship Companys new
steamers GLASGOW 400 horse power,) Robert
Craig commander and SEW YORK G. 400 tons 500 horse
Wednesday May TO- at IL o'clock NJ and ssday, June
IL o'clock NJ First cabin saloon state 500 do
Sims do So second cabin $50 third ola So Ap
ply JOHN MCSYMON, 81 Broadway.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

(NAMDEN AND ANBOY RAILROAD TO PHfLADIIs
~ phis from pier No. North river. Two lines daily e
IA M and2P M Accommodation line a A. u. -
way places Camden fare 81 Exprese line At ~ n
John Potter to Amboy thence direct TO Camden By os
through In five hours; fare So.
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CORPORATION NOTICE-MANURE, MANURE.-PER-
hons DESTROYS procuring street manure and willing
ssnsye the same from the city immediately can obtain
he once, No 6 Centre street, mp stairs.
NJ THOMAS X. DOWNING, City Inspector.
kSQY York, March IL. 1884
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fNHANGE OF ROUTE ON THE II A. NJ. AND 4P r.
~ Lines for Phlade pha0n and after Monday next ~
18th Of March, the IL A. NJ and r. trains By Me-
Jersey Railroad for Philadelphia will be viz Tasousy
and alnut street avoiding the and delay
omnibuses from Kensngen and aordng passengers On
portunty TO dine take toa board the Steamboat
Delaware. The return trips from Philadelphia, ut n
and p NJ will also leave from Wslput street wharf
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BROOKLYN Observation-Disclosures DRAMATIC
- entertainment to be given by Heartwel is hereby
sion will is performed yIRGINlUS, POOR PILLICODDY,
Negro Minstre and other Tickets % oents
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DOYAL NAIL STEAMSHIP AFRICA FOR LIVER
~ pool.-The AFRICA, w. Harrison commander, will
sail from the Conpanys dock mt Jersey City, with the As
and pssssnsers for Europe ON Wsdhssday April At
BY lh O'clock A. N. Tho Europa viii sail the 10Th Of
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CRoToN AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT-To CON-
" trNctsrs-Sealsd proposals. endorsed Proposal for
sewer in the Bswsr will be received at the ecs q the
of April 1884, At II O'Clock NJ Mt which hoar tho bids Will
be opened to build with the necessary recoyins
basins and cuvsrts in the Bowery from Ryingou stan
ton street being lsasth about three hundred and sixty
i've feet The plan Of the work seem ana peeinca
items obtained on application at this othee. 60
ELIAS l.. SMITH Croten
THEo r. DE FOREST, {Aqueduct
A. w. CRAVEN, } Board
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EXPRESS AGENCIES.

CALIFORNIA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TICKETS
The subscriber pionecr of the California bust
ness has arranged an express to forward
per steamer North Star April nd each successive trp
and will personally attend to the despatch comfort Of
the through passengers, especially ladies and ehdren
across the sthmus An mail will close at 2 and
60 through twenty days by new and fast
North Star and Yankee Blade. Once No 81 CortIandt
itreet. j. w. GREGORY, California Express AGENT
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CTREET DEPARTMENT-NO. HALL OF RECORDS
- Public notice hereby given that the following petit
presented In the Board of CouDcimenTs
laid in broadway betveen Canal and Leonard streets TO
tx feet Of walks Of Thirty ninth street. between Seventh
and Eighth To reset cnrb and flag walks in Can
street. between Houston Stanton To pave
Broadway Forty fifth to Fifty
and gutter and four feet Of walks of street.
between Sixth and Broadway To dag four feet of
walks Of ninth street from Tenth avenue TO Hudson
river To four feet Of walks pave Forty street,
EIGHTH and Ninth avenues persona
having objections thereto requested to them
a1st day Of March, inst.
March %, 1854 JAS FUREY. Street Commissioner.
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IMPAIRMENT OF REPAIRS AND SUPPLIES

nEPARTMENT OF REPAIRS AND SUPPLIES
- March 3d. 1S4-To Contractors-By virtue Of the fol-
lowing resolution sealed proposals will received tho
Office Of the Commissioner of Repairs and Supplies No.
City Hail. Easement until Tuesday April H. 1854 at Il
O'clock M ut which time they will BIO opened Gin accord
anco with the charter Of 1899 for paving the
Factory street with granite block the materials
laid in the Bowery between Walker and Bayard streets
Contractors will state in their proposals their price
perfeial square yard.
RESOLUTION.
Resolved That the Commissioner of Repairs and Supplies
be- he is hereby directed to advertise proposals and
make contract with the lowest bidder to the
way Perry street. between Greenwich and Fac
tory street. with the German granite block pavement
similar to that in the Bowery between Baard Walker
streets provided the the property therein
tbe assessed therefor bind themselves to half Of
the cost Of said paving
Adopted by tho BOARD of Aldermen, October L. 1853
Adopted by the Board Of Assistants December "a 1853.
Approved by the Mayor, December y 1858.
Tic contractors will take all the risk OF collecting
half Of the cost OF the above pavement from the
owning property said street. resolution prcscrbss
the bpanoe will be paid by the Commissioner of Repairs
and Supplies The Of tho subscribing
be oil other information in regard the
will be given At his ofce, No City Hall basement b.
Tho Commissioner the right to reject all any
Of the estimates deemed the interest Of the Corpora
ton, BARTHOLOMEW b. PURDY.
Commissioner Of Repairs AID Su pples.
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3(NROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT.-TO con-
stractorsseaisd proposals. endorsed 'Propasai for
In Broadway" will be received at the office the
Crtton Aqueduct Dcpar unt Monday tho I'D
1854 at IL O'Clock M at which hour the bids Wilt
opned TO build sewer with the necessary receiving
and cuyerts in broadway from the sewer in Twenty
A street about thirteen feet north OF Twenty
street. being length about z3 feet The plan Of tho
maj be seem and specifications obtained on appliea
At this ONCE.
ELIAS L. SMITH, /cratar .,roar,.
sH IS cSi 81 SSohrsr ''''' Ss afSi'''''
| MAJ
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SHIPPING.

LNQR LIvkRPOoL-UNITED STATES NAIL STEAM
shp PACIFIC, Nye, eommsndeE.-This steamship viii
Depart with The United States mails for Europe positively
on April from her horth st the foot Of Canal
street. For freight passage having unequAllea
nsdatieSs for elegance or comfort, apply to.
EDWARD X. COLLINS, S. Wall street.
Passengers requested to be board at llh A. n.
Tho steamship Atlantic viii succeed the Pao6e, and san
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CTEEET DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL or RECORDS -
- Public notice Is hereby given that the Following peti
tiens have been presented in the Board
To reg tot curb, gutter aud Gag four ieot Of walk
ard lmsc Fifty. eighth street from seventh Co
Eight to regulate, set curb and aud IA,
four sidewalk OF EIGHTY third street, between
IirA and Third avenues, to 1850 street Fourth
Eighth avenue; to pave Eighth avenue from Titytbira
Fifty ninth street. to oPen Sxtyi0nrth street,
Eighth to Boomingdals 10 open 1870 street
from Eighth ayenue TO Hudscn river, 70 open Ninety
seventh street, from Eighth 20 Ninth
cant lots southwest corner Sixth and rhiryGrs
street, regulate pave and sch Gnd gutter L. -Four
eenth street aud avenue Z, from the bNhGaa ~ Eef
river tho present pavement IL ayeue tSA pCrlgns Ia
tercstod having objections thereto
writing 60 the undersigned, at his olicc
fore the Eighth day Of April pest
March "a, 1864. JAS. FuREY. Street Connis doner
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CORPORATION NOTICES.

fyRor0N AQURDUCT DEPARTNENT.-To CONTRAC-
~ torsSoaed proposals. endorsed PropofA for build
sewer Rvingtsn street, will be received At tho scs
Of the Croton Aqueduct until Monday the 10Th
day Of April 1854 at Il o'clock M At which hour tho bids
VIII be opened take and build part Of the sewer
and ouverts In Rivington street. at the intersection Of
6hsf street. length about 2 feet The plan Of tho
work be seen and specific obtained apploA
ton ut this ofiee.
4HED I p sEI EygaHrsr crss ss,s Aar'a''s
A. W. CRAVEN, Do"1"-
New York March rs 1854.
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CROTON AOUEDUCT DEPARTMENT-TO CON
u tractors Sealed proposals., endorsed Proposal for
sewer in Forsyth street, will be received Of
Croton Aoueduct Department until Monday 10th day
Of April lisa u O'clock NJ at which hour the bids VIII
basins ouiverts In Forsyth street. from the
stanton street to point about 200 feet south
being length about 20 The plan work
may seen and speeihcatans obtained application
this once THE as Be SEi FOREST crotop As9edues
A. w. CRAVEN. ooa1u.
New York, March 81 1854
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IN THE RUSSIAN GIANT,
EIGHT FEET HiGH
And most undoubtedly
TIE LARGEST NAN ON EARTH,
VIII shortly appear

THE LILLIPUTIAN KING TAKES A BENEFIT, AT
4 the Broadway Menagoric this day and evening. As
his drawing to CLOSE time should be lost
by these who wish to SEQ him. He will doubt
tour Immediately after the Of his
curoites usual with variety Of extra performances
this occasion.
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CTREET DEPARTMENT, NO. 4 HALL OF RECORDS.
- Sealed proposals will DO received this Office until
Friday March 81 instTo regulate and grade Ninetish
between Third and Fourth To regulate
Thirty between Tenth and Eleventh
To build bulkhead from West street Thirteenth
and rprap wall and bukhoad ut Manhattauvilf
North river Specifications to be had application to
contract clerk Of this Department.
March 20 1854. JAS FUREY, Street Commissioner.
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RUCKLEY'S sERENADERS, CHINESE HALL, $50
ID Broadway, near the Prescott House.
OPEN EVERY NIGHT.

OPEN EVERY NIGHT.
The Oldest established and most talented company In
istencs being the introduce harmony Ehio
plan the fret 70 sing Operatie Choruss
honor Of that the Concerts Of viii
still DO conducted In its present fashionable STYLE fun
without vulgarty" Time Acknowledgement 1T
~ s'elsck. Admission. 2s cents.
JAS. BUCKLEY 4 SONS Proprietors.
On Monday evening. April boneft Of w. Percival,
n nd voc a
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IIOR SAN FRANCISCO-INBEPENDEN LINE
Jas W Cross proprietor Of Atlantic steamer Edward
Mills proprietor Of Pacific steamerThe celebrated
bnrthen win leave New York for Aspn
ron street NJ r. to connect with new and splendid
Yankee Blade 500 tons burhen. expected
Francisco in % days. For tickets, apply only
JAS. N. CROSS, No. gBattery place.
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AMUSHMENTS.
BROADWAY THKATRE.-K. A. MARSHALL, SOLE
Lessee-Des5s open =. ri 70 eonneses a. 7sslsck.
METANORA
KsusIins, MI. SANFORD waller " M L.nsrss.
Mordaunt 80. -. mr. Pope Nshmsokss :. Nine Ponis
krinsssn. Mr. Whiting eeans. Ms. A. Gsussnhsin
LADIES BEWARE NV
Col yavasour. Mr.. Whiting Matilda Miss A. Csusenheim
sir Charles MT Grosyenor Lady BeauohAmp Mrs vsrnon
W Broome street-Doors open att to commence at ~.
'''1 GRsSSp 5I!e l Il PsTIsiITs
b bgs S y,nss.s
Drastcn.. Mr.. Chippenasis susan Mrs Phillips
Prison AND PALACE.
Sehwalom. Mr.. Thompson DrAksn Mr.. ~ Hips
A PRACTICAL MAN.
Slol dsey Mr Waicct Bsgs Mr. LISTER
THE ORIGINAL CHRIsTps MINsrRELs, Ne az
Broadway. above Grand. Organised In ls<1 The first
'''A' TIE ' HSDR{ ! rs soTss Or THE WORLD.
Whose Concerts In New York for succession Of eight
year. have bee. .soyst VII y..roaass unpasss1sdia
or-' H'.'' Map ZEE. cas ffsF s'1'
The only individual sf the Of Chry engaged per
comprises every person living Who hs band
CAsD-Ths Chrsty Eisstrss beg leave y inform the
sssbishnsnt this ety or elsewhere Adnisson,
0'~"e''' K i r 'c:hRIsrY Manager and Proprietor
Saturday next April l. annual benefit Of T. CrowsiL
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HARLEM RAILR0AD-INLAND RoUTE.-oN AND
Ii after Monday March a. Sundays exceptsd) for Az

HARLEM RAILR0AD-INLAND RoUTE.-ON AND
IL after Monday March 2, Sundays exceptedD for Az
bany and Troy, will leave City Hall station No Centre
street aooomino daton train A. NJ stopping a. Wiliams
n S ana mor Leaving dePot oorn.r siWhs
press, r. M connecting with trains North and West.
From City Hall Millerton, at 245 p M Croton
Falls, At M; White Plains at 10 A. M $50 and 70
stopping at Yorkyille and stations North Wilsms
r stopping At all way stations; Fordham, II r. NJ
stopping ~ All way stations Passengers
and have their baggage checked for ti,a buffalo
and c.ner places west and north Of Albany at the
Fourth avenuo and Twentysxth street Sundsv srrsne.
ment-Irsns viii leave for Croton Falls all way ia.
tens st =. NJ and returning, wleavs Cresoa
Passengcrs BY the Sunday trains will be received
ed In New York at the Twenty staten sl
Freight for Albany received daily, r. M AZ enc
Of Centre and White streets.
JOHN D, ELIOT, superintcnds.a
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C,TREET DEPARTMENT, NO. A HALL OF RECORDS
y Sealed proposals viii be received tis oice until
Saturday. marck % l4 at l2la o'clock p H. rebuild
tie inner OF pier No a. foot of Charlton street North
rivers to rebuild inner part Of No 49, foot Of King street
North river 10 regulate and Hag feet Of walks In
Thirty street. between Ninth and Teuth avenues
raise soofrom foot ls street. river
March i6. 1854 JAS. FUREY Street Commissioning.
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CTREET DEPARTMENT, NO. A HALL OF RECORDS
~ Sealed proposals. will be received vt this Office until
Monday the 10Th day Of April next Go regulate and
Thirty seventh street. between Fourth and Madison
and flag four feet OF walks where flag to
ate and grade Bcekmsn street from lot No ID TO Cliff
street, 20 nag the sidewalks street from
2lS to Fifth avenue Specifications TO 10 had ON
to the Contract Clerk Of this Department.
-, JAMES FUREY, Street Commissioner,
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xoACKETs 70 HAvRE-SECOND LINE.-THE FOL-
lowing ships will leave Havre on the 18th and New

They all first class New York built ships, provide
nth requisite articles the comfort and
passengers and commanded by men Of in thi
trade price of passage 3l without wines or lquori
Goods sent the subscribers will he forwarded free ror
any charges but those actually incurred.
BOYD 4 HINCKEN, AGENTS. 161 Pearl street.
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|4kTISENENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.


FORATION EOTICE.-DEPARTMRNr OF RI
Airs and Supplics-Mxrch Is. lex4-To buldsrs-
proposals VIM be received at the once q the Com
bnes q Repairs and Supplies, No. City Hall Case
untu Saturday, 18th instant, ut IL o'clock ~, ~
time they win be opened a accsrasAoe With the
ded charter Of 1855 for the building Of new market
m house and bell tower all VI TO be located
present Of the Unicn Market situated At the uae-
~ Houston and Second streets in the Eleventh vard.
.or the building Of temporary sheds for the above
Net The plans specifications OF the work required
DONE and all infornstion In regard thereto oan be
= the once OF Superintendent Of Public Buildings
Ludiow street. Blank estimates be had at either
KkD-Tho Commits the right to reject
~ o. the estimates II deemed for the interest efths
BARTHOLOMEW B. PURDY.
Commissioner Of Repairs snd Supplies
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Saloon 500, sos and S55, according state roons)
limited number Of third class passengers will be taken
and found with comfortably cooked provisions, for
l25. to Liverpool $40. $500. from Liverpool
PARTIES wishing to bring out their friends obtain
AfcAtcs of ps drafts Liverpool
stcfiing and upwards Apply to SAMUEL SMITH, Agent
u Walnut street. Philadelphia.
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IsOR SAN FRANCISCO LINZ
james Cross proprietor q Atlantic sseaTsr I'd
rpted new and double engine steamahip NORTH STAR
JO0 tons burdon will leave New York for Aspnwali
"Wednesday April g. at O'Clock p M precisely from thu
foot Of North river to connect with tho nov
expected that the passengers by these ships will
through in twenty one twenty-five days. For ticket
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EXPLORATION NOTICE-PUBLIC NOTICE is
hereby gvcn that petitions have been in the
I'd Conncimen for the construction OF in the
living named Streets to witLispenard street from the
Broadway to the east Of Church street. Pitt
et from Rivngton to Delaney street. Oak street. from
\ng Of the manhole and basin heads the line OF the
llSth street from Third TO Hariom river In
ordance with the established grade Of the street. All
In the above and having objections there
requested to present the in writing the Con-
Dot Clerk at this Office before Thursday, April g.
5hEoS 5E5Ei HSSkEsr oi Sssss A'''''''
NTH Anu aduct Danartmcnt. March -. ISL.
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kyRoTON AQuEDUCT DEPARTMENT. TO CON
~ tractors-seaied proposals, endorsed Proposal for
Henry will be received mt the Office Of tho
con Aquoduct Department until Monday the 81 day Of
1854 at Il O'Clock NJ, at which hour the bids will be
led build sewer, with the receiving basins
cuverts in Henry street. from the at Clinton
eet to point about ~ feet west Of the westerly line OF
street, being In length about coo foet The
Of the work may be SEEM and specifications obtained
DUPLICATION Vt this Once.
4 NV u isi SSEtSssaHsT ' act, h. asr'
Hevv York arch
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DOWERY THEATRE-PR0PRIETOR AND MANAGER,
ID l. r. Waldron; Stage Manager. y. G. usmyss. Time
sstcs The doors will open At curtain rss At clsek
Lower Tier Of Boxes so cents Upper Tier % cents Pit and
Gallery 12 cents Private Boxes S. Seats In Orohesra
Boxes, 60 cents; Seats in Private Boxes, so cents
Friday evening" March 81, will be performed
HAMLET.
Ghost Mr. Johnston Ophsli, 80. Miss Hifsrt
Laertes.. 49,: Mr. Ryan Queen Mrs. Yeonans
WHY DON'T SHE MARRY?
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TlHEATRICAL.-WANTED GENTLEMAN WITH
four five hundred dollars to invest in good thea.
tca speculation better prospect presented it.
SELF ADDRESS GEORGE w. CHARLES, Post Once.