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y VI Nl + + "A
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GRANVILLE SfiRMARYA AND WATEn CUR x.
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Card.

TINE subscriber Is prepared to Lecture the present
i season, on the new method Of Building, with the
gravel wall, in tho Octagon and Hexagonal forms.
Address i. H.,STEARNS,
Jan, g. Abingdon Mass.
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ONE THOUSAND AZ ENTs WANTED.
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PRINTING.
DOCK and Pamphlet Printing executed by BUELL.
- BLANCHARD, Sixth street. Washington.
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By Governors appointment. The Legislature
OF Alabama will have two United States Senators to
elect during the coming session
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WASHINGTON. ID. c.


The Senate consists OF two Senators from each
State There are thirty States, represented by
sixty two Senator'S &tl
Wings in Iaiie, Old Line Democrats, in Roman
Those marked l. d., Independent Democrats; U,
those elected as Union men; s. r., those elected
Southern or State Rights men.
* President DAVID H. htchison
secretary Asbury Dickins.
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PRINTING.
DAMPHLKT PRINTING neatly executed by
Il BUELL. 4 BLANCHARD,
Sixth street, south Of Psnnsylvsnia svsnns
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THE BROADWAY CALAMITY.


wi has been 50 fr..ausatiy referred t. duriag the
wss.sts ssry sl,o r,t,sr,ng yerdss Of esnaurs
public feeling myself la. dsen 0 Wien 'f hold 70
be h. s.p NO. IS har s
ss5..1,ly not With e,q.srs yet without consulting
ssn the o o. 70 Tor mora ss b.
am mason " trade haze been engaged in building FOR
and Suring that long period have publicly pr
v s 30 y and he s the
ssys .ssn erected under my namely
Brcsdxay Bank Of America Mortimers building corner
q ws and New streets the usi Il naak Wal the
corner Wall and Hanover streets several Of the build,
1SmSes Of IN Pine and
Nasssu street and readwsy No Hickman street the
Csnsure was made that the iron beam put in by
the alteration Of the building In Broadway not strong
enough Why the beam stands there tested even by
Consumed before the wall gave way; and would like 70
fsi when Tho woodwork support eonssmsd and .Sss
also SAID o Sc
sTss WI s1d Of white pine beans should like p
have been snsho.sd Z he ia walls Well had That BEEN
sumed by fire. and the anchors would the crash
anoHorns a1s .nS
hs the n a Sso 6 %Sr
ere VINO Will examine spectcatIons and the manner
which executed the alterations to that the
doing any job which would not be creditabe to
builder. or my competency leave the public to judge
from the buildings previously mentioned The alterations
In 23 Broadway done In ls49 and 80 Since that Mr.
Jennings has made alterations in the building and Mr..
hamilton has also altered his bulding-the American
has excavat,d shorei aud underpnnod the side wall
which certainly would njure the brick work adjoining
The alterations mado by not done ut midnight,
was in day the work DONE and the drewardens
had power to examine part of the alteration and at
stage Of its progress They did examine it, and
complaint made.
Nothns Easier than to impose but the pub
lie interests served by these ind wholesale
diets which fix responsibility everybody and nobody
Yet somewhat singular that the fire wardens
aed VINO ar certainly If there sneh thing security
against death traps the most responsible There par
ties VINO maj be from their profession the
competent gcs OF work who might still good
judges deah traps where the selection Of fow best
qusy mats night expose the volunteer intruder to the IA
"a! consequences of y general crash
know how th have managed alterations
done four year the premises a3l Broadway while
they have exorted Mr. jennings who has made
siderable attentions In the said building since? and also
how they Layqexoneraed Mr.. Hamilton who also made
very important alterations the foundation of tho ad
these facts to zach builder who could in common
sense be responsible for alterations which may subsequent
ly have endan arod the whole building?
However, will humbly suggest that q Board Of Com
missioners should be estabished-ths body to be com
peteut Judges of building materials and of the construo
think 1t would the character Of such
that should no BIO composed Of haters and aors how
suitable mt be their political qualification &c.
No 80 Henry street, Brooklyn, l.. 1. N, Is. FROST.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

40 900 CORES n EIGHT .,,. Law
have published In eight forty thousand copies Of this
gsat American romance Of the most fascinating and
eeEans written volumes issued from the American
press THIS tho universal tcsmony q rca1ersaa ~ 70
viewers, East West, North aud South TIC immanse de-
msnd continrss without ahafemsst JOHN n IEwErT
sellers
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LEGAL NOTICES.

PURSUANT TO AN ORcER OF THE HIGH COURT
ofChancery made In the matter OF the estate OF Ann
Cameron and cause Elizabeth Parks against Henry
keve Reynolds all persons claiming kin
Ann Cameron, formerly Of No. Bropton place, Bromp
ton IN the county OF wife Of Alexander Cameron
o. Bath ridow the tessasrs !. The proceeding named
their solicitors before tho lst day OF June 1854 10
come n ana prove their claims At the chamhers Of Vice
IN the cou OF hiddesex In default thereof they viii
ne excluded from the benefit ofthe said order
1hurtday the 9Th day Of Juno 1884 IL o'clock al noon
A. hs said ehsmb for bearing And sdsd.
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BILLIARDS.

QILIARDS.-BILLIARD6 IN BR0OKLYN-THI
~ Montague Hall rooms containing twelve tables,
the largest IN the city Of Brooklyn and fitted arranged
IN manner superior to nythDg Of the kind New YorA
ewhera all admirers Of this fashionable smnssmen
viii Dc we'll 10 yisit this establishment. Entrance Court
AJvglAH HOPKINS,
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II oTrL FOR sAIF.-A DESIRABLE LOCATION
u WI ~ 2 ~ o. rsasonshls terms Inqairs u co
WILLING, y PiAs ttgtsi,
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MADAME MORROW Is, WITHOUT EXCEPTION, rHH

MADAME MORROW Is WITHOUT EXCEPTION, rH1
M most wonderful astroloest In the world or that has
ever been known She will tell past present. and future
Friends which has aonhd thousands during her travels
In Europe Shs seventh daughter seventh daughter
and born with natural s BY invoking powers
her wendsui science 81 tell er thoughts snd
VII happy pairs ~ together, who will All enjoy
the greatest happiness Of matrimonial bliss She 10 40
HcendaDt Of line Of reaching back for cenures
na htr pfccicttoh1 tuy hafGnfhfng - all that visit
s All who have bean dissrpouted svhere and thcss
mo vsh speedy marriage may call aad they MAJ
etrenH urrn trns sdvs frnded tbs eternai Prn
sr9HiF7 ~ a-0c.ssa tt.4wt bxtmesV ftner
tsas@tia, Srasigpsn pos ~ .i.tts.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

C,AgDFr AND AMBoY RAILROAD TO PHrLAppLr
" pbia from pier No. srth rivorIw3 lines dsiiy
IA ~ snd2P, The accommodation lire at A. NJ, by
stesmbost John Potter to South Amboy thence by
way places and Camden; fare g. nxpress lines NJ
BY John Potter to Amboy theuce direct Camden ny
through in five hours; fare IS.
HUDSON RIVER RAiLKoAD.-TxAINs DAILY
II from Chambers street for Albany and Troy
Express train MThrough in four hours citing
evening
Mail train, "a. M-Tbrough way trains at IL NJ and
Express train 5P N. Emigrant trsln 6P. NJ. For Tar
rytovn, W@ Y, y. For Peekskill, 80 +. For POUCH
ksepss, 20 A: and 4P. ~ Passengers taken at Chan
hers casa Christopher Fourteenth and Thirty drst
Sunday trains from Canal street M for Albany
and Troy, stopping AT al way stations.
EDMUND FREN I'll, Superintendent
NV YORK AND PHILADLLPHIA D1REcT-yrA
~ New Jercy Railroad through Ia four hours Urited
sses mail and express. lines leave New York foot Of Cor
hall Isn svsP rare-ss75 in seven and eleven A: M
and four r. " 20 Dor second csss) in eleven A. from
New ork and four from philadelphia 90 IN nine AND
half past I've r. ~ Accommodation line leaves At twelve
~ at reduced prce from Cortandt street. In
hours Through tickets sold for Baltimore Washington
Norfolk Wed-n, Wilmington and Ch ton 10 the shove
trains Ihroush baggage In the nipe and half past
I've trains only Passengers with baggage the ferry
fifteen minutes before the train leaves.
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COOPER HOUSE, sA BRoADwAY-rHTs NEW AND
~ popular hotel As changed hands and Il nov opsned
to the public on the European plan Eeganty furnished
rooms 70 Aes WHOM board JOHN u. GOODWIN.
ERAkERCY HOUSE, CORNER or TWENTIETH
complete and bess leave 20 inform
her friends aad the public that rooms which are
very desirable either for families single gsntsmsn she
would alec state that pains viii spared
make II one Of the best Of family hotels Board per day
N5p. MRS. L. DONALD.
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IrALuAHLE RIAL ESTATE HOR SALE. IN TH

VALUA BILE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE, IN THE
city Of Norfolk, yireinA.Wnl be offered At auction,
on Wednesday the th instant that piece property well
81 It's intersection with Little Water street. 'front.' ths
former about fifty i've feet With depth Water street Of
about eighty i've feet mpe three
c 81 one Of the most eligible stands in the
cry Tor aimose any line Of business and with
ing prospects and growing trade presents chance
hvetmene raymenn entirely accommodating to the pur.
enhser sale NJ " O'Clock the
LARD $500 VI "SNss W.
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E,ARE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LINE TO SAN
r.anei.s0ET t steamship HSRTH STAR 70 issys
books for these celebrated steamers open lin
Ned number Of tickets will be sold at the following rates.
applied for before May OCabin $780, stserage S75 1t
that By these will 80 through
!. n. CROSS No. Battery place, mp stairs
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A USTRALIA.-PIONEER LINE.-THE CLIPPER
"a ship NIGHTINGALE, With the United states mails
Yss are parsuary requested 70 have their goods all
R.W. CAMERON. l16 W all street.
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IyOR BERMUDA AND ST. THoMAs.-THE ROYAL
II mail steamship CURLEw, W: sampson, commander
viii sail above Islands Monday, sth nst 1t II
o'clock precisely Passengers requested to be
board BY Tx A. N.
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NEW YORK AND CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP LINE,
In Via Nicaragua Accessory Transit Company, Of Nj
eaTssg. PEcprsscra-Throrgh in advance q the Nail
eressng The double engine steamship STAR or THE
WEST 900 burthen will leave from pier No North
Sturdy Nay o. eonnsssins with ths favorte steam
eafsgus transit route having but twelve miles Of land
by first class carages These steamers
nfornation apply only to CHARLES MORGAN,
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rArRINONIAL rEsTs-NADAwy

MATRIMONIAL TEsTS.-MADAME EMILE VII
IVA lete professor Of sucgraphy Cor reading Of character
By individuals bandwrtng) and spiritual writing
alum viii upon the receipt oftweny vs cens and spsc
forward TO any person full deiines-
oftber character future destiny k together
With description Of the they have will marry Ad-
dFsss, postpaid Madame viletts Broadway Post Once
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LyOR VIRGINIA, CAROLINA, GEORGIA. ETC.-THE
IL United States mail steamship ROANOKE, Captain
Skinner will leave pier North river Wednesday Nay
TO- o'clock r. N for Norfolk, Petersburg and Rich
mond Time 70 Norfolk. about twenty four hours Pss-
arriving there take the Seaboerd and Roanoke
and Wilmington and Manchester Railroads to Augusta At
elanta Charleston &C. Passage and fare to Norfolk ?S
70 Petersburg and Richmond SO storage For
freight apply board, and for passage to
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HORsIss. CARRIAGES. &C,

A SPAN OF FINE MORGAN HORSES FIFTEEN
IA hands high, for ,ale-Knd, sound and gentle. In dou
BILE single harness six and the other year
Old Can DO seen 1t the Hippona, In Watts street, nea
Canal.
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EvOR sAvANNAH.-FARE REDUCED.-THE NEW
u and splendid side wheel steamship STATE OF GEOR
.ai viii leave PhiiAdsiphs for savsnnsh wsdne.d.y
street speed and strength every arrangement for
The comfort and convenience o. passengers this ship
surpassed Fare from Philadelphia SO steerage from %
= The Keystone state leaves a. sboys the following
NAN, No. 10 Old slip where plans Of cabin may be
and state rooms secured till 5oclock Tuesday r. n.
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HIEW YORK AND ALABAMA STEAMSHIP CON-
IN pany, carrying the United states mail for Mobile stop
ping at HavanA.-sem monthly 1ne-The steamship
BLACK WARRIOR, Captain James d. Bullock, Is now
esivlns freight and will sail for the above ports Tues
day, Nay g. ~ IL O'clock precisely from pier at foot of
Beach street. North river Freight taken for New Orleans,
Passengers for Havana must passports before
leaving port For freight passage apply TO LIVING
SION. CR0CHERON 4 CO, 81 Broadway. n. B.-The CA.
HAwBA, X. w. Shufeldt commander will succeed the
Black Warrior, and sail Nay Is.
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uvOR MELBOURNE, AUsTRALIA.-INPORTANTT TO
y shiPPsr.-Ths clipper ship NIGHTINGALE, nov ~
cargo already board and will have quick Dispatch The
nightingale not only the sharpest ship port but 10 also
ship be buit rates Al At all the Offices
aad insus aiths lowest rates She fitted with Emer.
artics that njure freight Has for six second
M and few hrst cabin For freight PASSAGE
nuply ON board having elegant datons, or
Il. w, CAMERON 1l6 Wall street.
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MATRIMONIAL.

A YOUNG NAN q YEARS OF AGE, WITH FAIR
n prospects and respectable connections wishes
make the scguantsnec Of lady with view Of marriage
She must mot be old, well educated posseed
81 kind and amiable disposition IL calculated to
na1s home she leasnntest place in the world Address
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MADAMn MORROW WILL MAKE MATRIxoNl
x easy and will ahow the Likeness Of future
and absent fends through instrument which she WIN
cause to illuminate and tsef BY invoking The
81 her wonderful science Gentlemen
No. 70 Broome street. between Cannon and Columbia sta
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DURTON'S, CHAMBERS STREET.
ID Mr.. GEORGE BARRETT, who has been confined to his
bed for several weeks, respectfully announces his
ANNUAL BENEFIT
and trusts that the excellent bill of selected
by the will meet with the approval Of his friends
"WEDNESDAY. MAY TO- Two FIRST CLASS COMEDIES
THE SERIOUS FAMILY,
BREACH OF PROMISE.
in which Mr. Burton will play Aminidab Sleek and Ebe
Sudden The principal mbers Of the company will
also appear. Box book open.
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A FRONT AND BACK PARLoR AND BED ROox TO
N let tgas IN the fouse furnished together separate
to single gentlemen In small private family without
board Reference required Apply at 81 Franklin street,
Broadway, west side.
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mAPsCOTTs LINE OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS
j Packet Sth May.-The splendid and fast sailing
packet ship WILLIAM TAPSCOTT, Capt Bell will posi-
lively sail on Monday inst The for
al classes q passengers are persSns
cure berths on board, pier 50 Eastriver, orto
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EyOR SAVANNAH AID FLORIDA.-UNITED STAT rs
I mail lne--The new and splendid steamboat KNOX
VILE O. d. Ludlow, will leave Saturday Nay Is at
o'clock p. NJ, from her pier, No North river Apply
SAMUEL T. MlTcHILL, - Broiawsy.S
day Nay II Through tickets from New York to Jackson
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TOR sALE-sEvERAL HANDSOMELY SITUATED
and large village lots in and about the site the old
fort erected in the time Of the French
in the township Hastings and county Of Oswego At the
outlet OF Oneida Lake They close at
Ing The road and Syracuse runs through
the richest in the West Also Of land the
Of Scion, Cortland county fifty OF said lie but
in said county For particulars inquire Samuel Ogden
Esq, Ravenswood, Long Island.
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TT g. NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.-FoR NEW Or
u leans via Havana, Friday May u the well known
and favorite steamship EMPIRE CITY, Capt: John
MCGOWAN This has been thoroughly overhaued
and 10 fitted with boilers cabins and new
and respect in the most complete She
will sail the 18th May at o'clock r. NJ, rom warren
street pier.
RATEs or PASSAGE HAVANA AND NEW oRLEANs an
STATE room berth =. Va
second cabin berth 49, ~
Passage now be secured at the Companys ofhce.
received the 8h inst Specie only taken on 10
Shippers win be supplied with blank bills OF ladins
the issued by the company application ~ their
other form signed and bills lading will BIO
Warren y. o. ROBERTS.
TINTED STATES NAIL LINE FOR CALIFORNIA,
u via Aspinwul and Panama-Lowest prices, superior
steamers extension Of the Panama RailroAd.Arrange
for the sale in this city Of tickets for the transit Of
The Isthmu forming the most agreeable and safe route
Nail Steamship Company intend to despatch to Asoinwal
Saturday Nay 2 at O'Clock p. NJ from pier foot of
street. the fast sailing steamship GEORGE LAW,
Capt G. " Fox United States Navy to connect 1t Pana
SONORA Captain Perrou The extension Of the railroad
makes the passage the Isthmu practicable In
dAya consideration that will induce al who value their
health and comfort to select this route Mr. Hnckey late
forwarder fr Adams Co. the Ithmus, has perfected
his arrangements for the transit of and their
tainsd for this transit from J. w. CARRINGTON, At
Adams Co.'S 80 Broadwayo at n West street The &C.
Of All classes are
and particular attention paid to the cleanliness Of the
Storage For freight passage apply ct the ONCE Of the
companies, No. 1T West street. TO ,n
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A who sssahsbcd the iunteFisn Dspcnsary No 3 Disi
sion stfet p f tau 70 f6afrf43 - as4 IT fr5I n
~ loP. Nardsff syfgtssa1 at Vie ~ $500 vote
81 Us ~. N e-.I.4.
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DUCKLEy's sERENApERs CHINESE HALL. ~
~ Brosdw sy, near tho Prescott House.
OPEN EVERY NIGHT.
The Oldest established aud most talented comrany n
teEce being the first to introduce E<hie.
Entertainments the first to operate
perform Buriesque Operas &C. &c The homogeneous hae
the honor announcing that the OF the
wiz stl he Quoted IN its fashionable styleuk
AJmissiop ID cents n
A'A''''''1' :" jas. BUCKLEY SONS, Propr,osers
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zoe BROADwAY.-BLACK CHANTILLY LACES-
OCO Received fresh assortment black laces mAntiia
wells and thswls at the manufacturers depot OF Brusse
and Chantilly laces, $3.50 Broadway.