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DLAYING cARDs.-SoUTHERN AND WESTERN
merchants the California and city jobbng trade in
yed 70 call eforc purchasing spring supply Of play
Grand street where they can obtain full veil
Ing brands-Stoambcats, Mghlanders No q Players High
landers NO Elaiers, Merry Andrews Deeaturs Henry
sth Eagles and Moguls Also fine assortment Of extra
Spanish cards The Illuminated playing cards manuac
turcd at this establishment acknowledged TO DO the
hnndsomest playing cards cturcd in this country
and the prices lower than any other house.
UNION CARD MANDATORY, III and l79 Grand street.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT.-JAMES CURRIE
IN syainst John c. Thompson James r. Hitchcock Archi
laid Robertson Alexander Osbourn, BERNARD Douredoure
Stwart Newell, Isaac d. knight, James A. Cummings,
Samuel Newell Oliver Hough Judah y. Curre Charles p
Curre and william Cgrrie sommens for money demand
named defendants You hereby and required
to complaint in this action, Of which copy is
eg to the said complaint on the subscriber at his once
within twenty days after the service hereof exclusive
the day Of such seryice and fail to the said
complaint within the time aforesaid the plaintiff in this
action will take Judgment against you for the Of
hundred thousand dollars with interest from the
hytwo besides the costs Of this action The complaint
this action filed in the Office Of the Clerk Of
county Of New York the 18th day of February 1854
E.P. COWLES Plaintiffs Attorney
Dated New York, Feb. /, 1854.
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FIN ANCIAL.


din nm TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS TO LO' N
plV.OOOs on watches diamonds, jewelry, and mer
chandse. Also situation wanted by young man, in
SALE Second and Ninth Apply at luz Nassau
street, room No. ., to THOMAS CO.
GS00 FIFTEEN STATES ARE OFFERED FOR
spCOOs sale valuable invention, and only five hun
dred dollars required to good deed tho pa
tcntse including the Patent Once document Address
2,792 Post once
MONEY TO LOAN OR ADVANCES MADE-IN ANY
WI amosnt, on tswery, diamond pianos merohsndise,
safe Pacific Agsnsy and Association
Bank Of Broadway and Grand street. Large Lot Of
champagne wine for sale at bargain.
MONEY.-CAsH ADVANCES MADE ON DRY GOODS,
M sgars Watches jewslry, diamonds, merchandise and
personal property generally In suit Apply to r.
WOOD, " Fulton street second aoor, front Once
hours from "a. n. TO p. n.
MERCHANTS AND MECHANICS BANK OF Os.
M wego-Bills of the above bank wanted Isl South
street, one door above Peck slip
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SyORPORATIoN NOTICE.-DEPARTMENT OF RE;
u pairs and Supplies March o. ls54-To Buders.ssaed
will be received Office Of the Commissioner
Repairs and Supplies City Hall basemsIta until Mon
Be opened according the amended charter Of 1873 Tor the
building Of protection railing both sides Of Eighth ave
1ue from Eighty third to Nnetieth Streets Estmators
viii estimate railing at much per running n, foot
md ali information regard thereto be md at the once
Of the Commissioner Of Repairs and Supplies NO CITY
Hail (asement5 the rebuilding of tho hose car
Sase in street near n
atherne the sheds be placed at foot OF
fet Estimators will estimate for saad sheas az
work required be done and all information in regard
public Buildings No "A Ludlow street Blank estimates
can be had ct either once n B-The eommssao 10 re-
~ AVE VIZ BARTHOLOMEW B. PURDY,
Commissioner Of Repairs Supplies.
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<ryoppoR Atom NoTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE is HEREJ
nv gfycn 10 the owners, occupant OF ocsu-
Snts ali houses lots improved or ands
thereby that following assessments have been
~ bs lodged in the Office Of
Enresu 81 for examination by oil
yiE-For in Forty sixth street from
Eighth the Seventh ave,ns and through the
avenue Forty sixth to Fifty street The
sta ed by such include all tho several
6ousep and ground lots pieces and parcels OF
1snd tuated the north side Of Fortysecond street be-
wesn Fifth and Seventh avenues on both sides Of Forty
fhrd d forty fifth streets between Fifth AID
Seventh cvcnues both sides of Forty sixth Fortse-
Senth Forty eighth Forty ninth Fiftieh, and Fifty
trect Eighth both sides OF
Ty and Fifty streets between sixth and
Hween Sixth Eighth west side Of Fifth avenue
to N srsst soth sles
Of Seventh avenue from Forty second to Fty-fnurth
fourth street. All whose interests are ~
Enc and who opposed to the
or either of them requested to present their OBJ
Sectons In writing the undersigned at their ohce No
Hn Of Records within thirty days rom the date OF this
notice = II WILLIAM GAZE,
CHARLES j. DODGE, Assessors.
q CT sRLES MCNEIL, J
once Bureau of Assessments Street Department March
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crRrEr prpARrMENT no. 4HALL OF RECORDS

CTREET DEPARTMENT. NO. 4HALL OF RECORDS
Public Notice hereby given that the following petit
tions have been Boards Of Aldermen and
Councimeno regulate set curb and gutter and tagging
walks Ninth from Fifty third street to
broadway extend the opening Of Ninety second street
from Third East river grade Fifty street
sidewalk Of the widen Pearl street between White
hall State correspond with the width Of said
between Pearl and hiteha Streets repair side
walk northwest Of Twenty street and First
sidewalk in front Of Z79 and Isl Third
regulate and grade street between sixth
Seventh All interested having obec
lions thereto requested them in writing to
the undersigned at his office before the 2d day Of
March next. JAS. FuREY, Street Commissioner.
March l3 1854
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BARTHOLOMEW B. PURDY,
Commissioner Of Repairs and Supplies

herebv eyen TO the owner owners occupant
sTpsnts o ali houses lots, improved unimproved
been completed BY the Assessors and are Logged IN the
nersons in Battery place. from
& Arlington to street. The limits embraced by such
include the houses and lots OF ground
Nacants pieces and parcels Of land situated on both
tides Of Battery place. from Washington TO West street.
An whose affected by the above named
who opposed to the same or eShr
10 the undersigned at their office No Hall Of Records
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES j. DODGE, fAssessors.
CHARLES McNIELL
once Bureau Of Assessments Street Department March
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CTREET DEPARTMENT, NO. 4HALL OF RECORDS
- Public notice hereby given that tho following resolu
tons have been presented In the Board Of counolmss
Broadway To extend Crosby street. from Howard to Canal
TO repair north and south corner
Ninth street. To flag sidewalk in West street,
between Canal and Watts street 10 fag and reag where
Of Second and Sixth street. To flag walks Of
Thirty street. between Seventh and Eighth avenues
whore DONE and relay the flags where necessary
To and gutter and walks corner Of Bcysry aud
ton street flag walk the southwest Of Fifth
and To flag four feet Of walk OF South
side and crossvaks the west side Of sixth avenue be-
side Broadway between Thirty and Thirty fifth
streets south side Of Thirty street between Broad
relad where All persons interested having OBJ
ecton thereto requested to them in writing
undersigned his office before tho Goth day Of
March, instant. JAMES FUREY, Street Commissioners
March1 IL
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HOnIEsTEADs.

pUILpING LOTS At CLARENCEVILLE, 4. Ia
pnc meeting for the admission Of euhscriber 20 these
house and lot worth so Tor $500 will be held every
Thursday evening" ut Union Hall 1G3 Bowery A. IL o'clock
r NJ JACOB pE-AaE .5l Ia: 81 stS.st
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE is
hereby given the occupant or oocu-
pants and lots improved or lands
completed BY the and lodged In the office Of
she bureau for examination by all persons
luteretcd yiz-For regulating and paving Thirty fifth
street. First and Third The limits EN-
hreced such include all the several
and lots ground lots pieces and parcels Of
stuated both sides Thirty fifth street. between First
md Third avenues who interests
the same or either the requested to present their
in writing the undersigned At their ofice,
No. Hall Of Records within thirty days from tho date Of
fhis notice WILLIAM GAGE
go CHARLES J. DODGE Assessors.
CHARLES McNIELL,
once Bureau Assessments Street Department, March
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MATRIMONY.


MADAME MORROW Is, WITHOUT EXCEPTION IA!
l most wonderful astroogis in the world that ha
ever been known She win tell past present and future
events and will show future husband and absent
friends which has astonshsd
kuTopo She seventh daughter Of seventh daughter
her wonderful science to tell their very and
will cause happy pairs 20 together who will Sill enjoy
the greatest happiness of matrimonial bliss. She dS
scendant of line Of astrologors back for centuries
and her predictions truly astonishing to all that
her All who have been dissppsinted elsewhere and those
who wish speedy marriage call soon, and they may
Of magical science She guarantee those who visit her
will mot regret IT, 70 Broos street, between Cannon and
Columbia. Gentlemen not admitted.
1EATRIMONY MADE EASY, OR HOW TO WIN A
a loyerProfcssor Lawson, Boston formerly Of London
plain directions enable ladies and gentlemen to win the
devoted affections Of Of the opposite their
desire The simple but captivat
ing that s may BE- married iTrespsstlys Of age appear
with and delsasy that detection impossible
Address Professor Ls~ton Boston, Mass No letters taken
from The Pest Once uuless the postage IL paid
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SHREWSBURY, LONG BRANCH HIGHLANns
- Ocean HOUSE. and Ocean Port.--The steamer yAMFs
SHRisToPHER Csptain John Price, win loave tho Zoo.
yth, At u 18th, At2P. NJ; and 1lth AZ IA IsaSs
Ocean Port March6 st1i A NJ, Sth a. i2M: rots a.
H. IA sal $3.50. - o A. - - y -
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s1TFPTIsENEgFs RENEWED EVERY DAY
CORPORATTON NOTICES.


INCORPORATION NOTICE. : PUBLIC NOTICE is
hereby rivsn to the owners occupant
Supsnts of houses and lots improved unimproved
Ss1Ss sccted thereby that the following
hscn and lodged In the once
~ the Bureau Of Assessments for examination by all
sons Interested v-For in lsth Fourth
avenue 10 Harlem river The limits by such
include all the several aud ground
Scant lots pieces parcels land north
ma OF 5th First Second both
dss Of 10th street. between and Second avenue
avenue; north side Of nth street. between avenue and
both sides of lSth between Fourth
and Harlem river south eide Of 18Th street be-
street between avenue and Second svenue both ades
12Oth between and Second avenue. east
Fourb between Nth and 18th Streets both
odes nth and 1yth streets west
aide of Second 10th east
side Of aycnue between west
tide a. First avenue and 2ls streets; east
aide OF First avenue and l2st streets west
aide Of avenue ll6th and 12st streets
81 avenue nth and llsth streets All persons
whose Interests affected the above named
and who opposed the same either OF them n,s
their Questions IN writins 70
cigned once, No Hall Of Records, WITHIN Unity
days from the date OF this notice, c.,v NslF
CHARLES MCNEIL, -,
Once Bureau Of Assessments Street
6il64.
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ITO MACHINISTS.-SEALED PROPOSALS WILL m
RECEIVED at the ofce q the Croton Aguedaet pePar
ment Rotunda Park until Friday March IL 1884 81 threo
O'Clock, r. NJ when they viii be publicly opened, for =
stopcooks four inches in diameter inside average weight
each $50 Ibs 200 stopcoeks ak inches In diameter inside
average weight each $50 lbs 30 swslvs nshes n
diameter inside weight each go lbs Each TO be
subjected pressure of 800 pounds to the
square noh be made in all respects SIMILAR to pattern
the Water Purveyor Also lao nrs hydrants known
Ayros pattern which can be seen At this
Office and the proofs the whole Go be
delivered may from time - time be required by ths De-
Proposals will state price for each stopcock
hydran The names OF two responsible
with their written consent become suretes will be
ourod each proposal The amount Of security
required will DO in the sum Of $1,000 for the contract for
and 81 that for hydrans Payment
made twenty from the inspection aud approval
parcel with OF ten per the
completion of the contract Blank forms Of estimates
with the corporation had
at this ofnce Proposals to be endorsed Pro-
posais for stopcoeks and Hydrahtsn
ELIAS l.. SMITH, } Croton
r.
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THE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES

THE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
Mail Steamers-The ships composing this line the
ATLANTIC. ................... Captain West.
PACIFIC. .............. Captain Nye.
ARCTIC. ........................C Captain Luce.
BALTIC. Captain Comstook.
ADRIATIC. Captain -, 4
These ships have beon built by contract
eminent service every has taken their
structon in the engines to strength and speed
and their for passengers
elegance and comfort.
Price from New York to Liverpool first cabin
cabin, 20; from Liverpool to New York, ESQ and Go
An experienced surgeon attached to each ship.
No bert be secu mai for
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FANCY ARTICLES.

DHAR0.-TO SPORTING MENTOR SALE, AT THE
Union Gard Mandatory, III and l79 Grand street,
small lot OF extra seasoned genuine Cehore cards At
ten old They the best dealing in the United
States UNION CARD MANDATORY,
LII and l7g Grand street
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RURT0N,s CHAMBERS STREET.-THE DESERVED
II Unpopular play of

On, THE DISCARDED Son.
received with loud applause and hearty laughter will be
played Monday Wednesday, Friday and Saturday The
great Military Polka Gnloppe is nightly encored All the
French Lancer Uniforms and Accoutreuents entirely new
New Music by Mr. j. Cooke.
Mr.. Fisher Mr. Jordan, Mr. and Mrs. Burton Miss Ray
mond &C., &c.
On Tuesdaysand Thursday, sssa
MIDSUMMER NIGHTS DREAM
will be presented with all its beautiful scenerysnd extra
ordinary Of characters. W
In rehearsal, new farce called wOMAN's RIcHTS =.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

CAMDEN AND AMBOY RAILROAD TO PHrLADEL
~ phia, from pier No North river. Two nnes daily,
7AM and 2P ~ Accommodation line at I A. NJ, BY
way places and Camdea S. Express line az 2PM By
John Potter 10 Amboy thence direct Camden by
through In fvo hours: faro So =
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WANTED IMMEDIATEIT-sIx sLooPs TO CARRY
street dirt from the foot Of Roswell street. also TWEEN
~ cartmcD with box carts 70 cart dirt from the streets Of
the fourth ward Apply at 36 Pearl between and
occ..c- "a Golsay Isra.as
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A UsTRALIA.-.CLIP LINE.-THE SPLENDID
IA packet ship PRINCE DE JOINVILLE, loading at
pier 20 East river will be despatched for Melbourne, Port
Philip on the 10Th April Fer balance Of cargo and cabin
MAILER Lord, l08 Wall street. ArkeT Elliott Is Pear
etreet.
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VNANTED-AN OPPORTUNITY TO MAKE ARRANGE
w with who is already established, that
furnish small amount of capital to engage In the fruit
business who has been for engaged the
and has good country trade line addressed
and left the office Of the Herald will meet with
attention.
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A UsTRALIA.-PIONEER LINE OF MONTHLY PACK
"A cts carrying the United States Mai-Tho American
clipper ship NIGHTINGA lO66 register will be
carly despatched for Melbourne sixteenth this
The Nightingale built expressly for exhibition
the Worlds Convention in London Her saloon cabin Is
she is tho shsrpest ship q her size anoat and Is
pers who will pay the charged by the
Britain from Liverpool will be guaranteed that the Night
ngae makes the passage from New York Melbourne In
less number o. days than The from Liverpool to the
sengcrs Plans Of the cabins will be forwarded by mali
intending passengers For freight passage applyte
IN. W. CAMERON. fI6 Wall
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TT 8. MAIL LINE FOR CALIFORNIA VIA AsPIN
" wall and PananA-Lowest prices superior steamers
Extension off, Panama Railroad Arrsnsemens for the
sale in this city Of tickets for the transit Of the Isthmu
forming the most agreeable and safe route through in ad
Of oil other lines The United States Mail Steamship
March at o'clock from pisr foot q Warren street
McGowan, to connect at Panama with the Pacific Mail
Steamship Companys steamer JOHN L. STEPHENS Capt
Perscn The extension of the railroad makes the passage
across the Isthmus practicable in one day
select this route Mr. Hncklcy Gate for Adams
Co. the IshmusJ has perfected his arrangements for
to Panama Tickets can be for the transit from
j. w. Darlington at Adams Co.'s 80 Broadway, at III
West street The accommodations for passengers Of all
classes unsurpassed and attention paid to
tie cleanliness Of the staerage For freight
ply at the ohce Of the companies, III West street TO
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Tor LIVERPOOL THE ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIP
ANDES will sail from Boston for Liverpool touching at
Halifax IN place Of the Niagara with the mails aud
passage $50 for first cabin only For freight
passage, apply TO r. CUNAED. No. Bowling Groen.
FOR LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES MAIL STRAIN
IL ehip ARCTIC Capt Luce, commander. This steam
ship viii depart with the United States mails for Europe
positively Saturday March rs at IL O'clock M from her
berth at the foot OF Canal street. For freight passage
having pnequaIea accommodations for elegance and ec
fort apply TO EDWARD X. COLLINS, So Wall street.
Passengers requested DO board ii o'clock
A. M The steamship Pacific will succeed the Arctic. and
sail April lat
TOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE-THE UNITED
ands viii leave for Hayrs touching at southampton to
O'clock from pier No North river Price ageFrst
calm. BID second cabin SO Luggage not wanted during
tie should be board the before
marked below For freight or passage apply TO
MORTIMER LIVINGSTON 53 broadway.
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CTREET DEPARTMENT, NO. 4HALL OF RECORDS
~ Public notice hereby given that tho following resou
lions been in the Board of
flag the north side Of Broome street between Attorney and
Ridge Streets where not already DONE To regrade and flag
the sidewalks and set curb and gutter In Attorney street
from No 80 the roome street to tho south
of Clinton street and from thence to No LAG
Clinton street All Interested having objections
thereto requested to them in writing to the
dersned at his office before the 10th day of March,
inst. JAS. FUREY, Street Commissioner.
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CTREET DEPARTMENT. NO. HALL OF RECORDS
- Scaled proposals will be received at this Once until
Monday March 20 1851 to regulate resrade and reset curb
gutter in Third avenue, from Forty fourth to
Sixtyrst street. Specifications to DO mad application
the Contract Clerk OF this Department.
JAMES FUKEY, Street Commissioner.
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NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DTREcT-yIA
~ New Jersey RailToad through in four hours-Uned
STATES mail and express limo leave New York
landt street seven nine and eleven p M aud four
snd hAfpass hvs, r. NJ Fare-S2 rs In and eleven
A. M and four r. NJ % 10 for olAss) eleven
asnh from New York and qaasssrRss. four from Pha.
eommodation Inns leaves at twelve N. at reduced
prices) from Cortlandt street through In six hours
Through tickets sold for Baltimore, nrtop Norfok
Mslden Wilmington and Charleston in tho above trains
Through baggage agents In the nine aud ave
utes before tho train leavA '@
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NEW YORK AND CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP LINE,
In via NcsraguaThe Accessory Transit Co. Of Nicara
qua proprietorsThrough In advance of the mai-Only
6 new double engine steamship STAR OF THE WEST
3o'elock M precisely for San Juan del Norte Mon
March co. connecting with the and avorite stca
snip Cortes tons burthen the Nicaragua Transit
route having but twelve miles Of land
their ventilation and For information
! usage apply only to CHARLES MORGAN, Agent, No.
wiling Green.
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A. w. CRAVEN, lizard
ONCE Croton Aqueduct Department March Z, 1854.

CTREET DEPARTMENT, NO 4HALL OF RECORDS
- Public notice is hereby given that tho following pst
tons have been to the Board of
Gag walks in front of lots in Twentyt street.
ssyenth ana Eighth aysnues 20 nag ess g. wose
cond streets set curb and gutter and ulate Thirty
second street. between second and Third All per
interested requested to tho in writing
the undersigned ut his oce before the 18th day Of
March instant. JAS. FUREY, Stree Commissioner.
March 9, 1854.
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E,ARE REDUCED-INDEPENDENT LINE FOR SAN
IL Frsncisco.-The NORTH STAR, to leave the 9th Of
April 70 connect with YANKEE BLADE The books 70,
before tho 10Th March, will be sold at the following rates
Cabin $50 .xs:*sErs ss e; Apply to
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G MARTINDALE. cos. RED CROSS LINE OF
-. packcts-Sang every three days from Liverpool TO
New York New Orleans Charlescn Baltimore Philadel
each these ports also other tho principal
and cities throughout the Union in order TO facilitate the
destination Drafts drawn At sight from pound stcr
ling upwards England Scotland and the Royal
Ireland NJ Bf through any Unforeseen circumstances
parties may have sent drafts forwarded their
slip Of South street New York they shall be at
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TxTRA PAY.-ALL UNITED STATES NAVY SAILORS
The Pssife between 1870 sad isss The vdews "a
lands OF EDWARD bISsRLI. Agent, snd 1sVsS Prrss<x
q. s. N, 81 wall street. basement N. B-Aiso scidiec.p
bounty laods obtained % above.
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.
John Potter TO Amboy thence direct Camden bycsr
through In fvo hours: fare S.
CHANGE OF ROUTE ON THE II A. NJ AND 4P. NJ
~ Incs for adslphaOn and after Monday the
lsth Of March the and r. ~ trains, by tho New
Jersey Railroad, for philadelphia will be via Taeoney
and alnut street Avoiding the and delay Of
omnibuses from kcnsington and sordng o
portuny to dine take board the seamboat the
Delaware. The trips from Philadelphia, at A.
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD-TRAINS DAILY
III from Chambers street for Albany and Troy
Express train, 7A,QThroush in four hours con
evening .'
Mall train, A. x.-Throush way trains At IL M and
Pm. -
Bzpress train, P.M.-Emisrant train sPM For Tsrrv.
town, 10 Pm For Pcekskll go p NJ For Pouxhkepse
80 "a ~ and Z Pm Passenger. takcn at Cham5srs
Cena Snrs,opner fourteenth and Thirtyfrst streets
Sunday rAns from Canal street. At 340P NJ for Albany
aud Troy stopping at all way stations --S
EDMUND FRENCH Supsrintendent.
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once Bureau Of Assessne ats Street Department March
3, 1854.
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FyROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT.-TO CONTRAC-
tors-Seaed proposals. endorsed Proposals for sewer
n Mercer will be received at the once Of the Sr0tSn
l ct II NJ which hour the bids will be opened
60 with the receiving basins and cu
Vors Mercer from the In Prince street TO
point about 20 feet south Of Houston street being In length
about The plan of the work be seen and spe
aaeations obtained, on application at this once.
ELIAS L. SMITH, , Croton
THEO. Il. DE FOREST, {Aqueduct
A. W. CRAVEN, Board