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'ORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE is
reby given to the owner owners, occupant occu
{ all houses and lots improved or unmproved lands
thereby, that the following assessments have been
Ieau Of Assessments, for examination by ali persons
ted ,s.:-For regulating Fifty fourth street, from
II to the Fifth avenue The limits braced by such
.snts include all the several houses and lots Of
vacant lots pieces and parcels of land, situated
Hes of Fifty fourth street. from First to Fifth
both sides of Fourth avenue, 100 feet inches north
th from Fifty fourth street. both sides of Lexng
niue 600 feet inches north and south from Fifty
treet. Al peraons whose interests are affected by
either Of them, requested to present their OBJ
in writing to the undersigned at their Office, No.
Records, within thirty days from tho date Of this
e aIhR!AA ): 4SsoabeE, Assessors. +.
CHARLES McNIELL, }
Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department March
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.


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iation Adnnistration Of Justice; False Alarm.
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10. Review Of Reviews.
j. ne Two Angels ,,,o,v
IS Our Exodus from Jericho.
IL without and Within
e 4 Ah e1 pis 1 SSst. Plants .-.
IL a Letter on an Important Subject.
IitefaturS-Amefican, English French, German.
To subscribers and the trade.-Second yolume.Thc De
cember number completed the volume Maya
sn' price SS mS 81 fSsh
covers will be supplied at twenty 1--WE cents The
''''~' G. T. PUTNAM CO., 10 Park place.
DEcoLLEcTIoNs OF JOHN c. CALHOUN. ny HIS
IL Private Secretary The Pick of day contains another
CT n s In %
designs and carl atures OF high order For sale u
street, and by all the agents and newsboys.
ITO THE LApIEs,--GoDEy,s APRIL NUMBER OF
for the book eoorsd fashios passsspriSs isbeSs Two
new spring msntlas from Brodes two new full dress
pn g Sres 'h nd nsT now
mantsle with pattstnto cut by and about forty other
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sleeyes caps ladies' slipper embroidered apron &C. T
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P0RATI0N NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE is
eby given, to the owner or owners occupant or occu
Il all houses and lots, improved unimproved lands,
thereby, that the following assessments have been
ted by the Assessors and are lodged in the ofce Of
ssu o. Tor y al psrso.as
From Fifth avenue to Broadway. The limits
by such assessment include all the several houses
Of ground vacant lots, pieces and parcels Of land,
on both sdds Of Fifty seyenth street, from Fifth
to Broadway east side of Seventh avenue, between
tventh and Fifty eighth streets All persons whose in
IRE affected by the above named assessments, and
opposed to the same or either Of them are request
r ONCE, No. Hall Of Records, within thirty days
10 date Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES MCNEIL, }
Bureau OF Assessme nts, Street Department, March
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4 DEPARTMENT NO. HALL OF RECORDS.


lie notice is hereby given, that tho following resolu
NJ Of walks where necessary and pave Lexington
a gutter and repair walk in front of 90 Forsyth
6aq feet from the south walk of Broome street,
10 Iompkins street. and east side Tompkins street.
and 10 Troome, and from Broome 10 Delaney; to
Is and gutter and dag walk south side Grand street,
,kson to Madison street. to grade and pave Twonty
n It. between Eleventh and Twelfth avenues; TO re-
81, rcpave Beekman street with granite bleek pave.
lar to that in the Bowery between Walker and
streets; to repair and nag walks in Eighteenth
tween Seventh and ri hth avenues; to fia3 and re-
where necessary the walks OF Thirty third street,
Sixth and Eighth avenues TO set curb and gutter
northwest corner Bayard and Forsyth streets; to
a and gutter cast side Tompkins street, between
and Delaney streets; to sot curb and gutter aud
regrade south walk Of Br0ome street, from l0lst
treet; TO flag walks In Broadway, east side, be-
irty sixth and Thirty ninth streets, and west side
Thirty fourth and Thirty sixth streets. All per
rested, having objections thereto are requested TO
Shem in writing the undersigned at his ONCE on
!, the 9th day Of March inst.
&C. 1864. JAS. TUREY. Street Commissioner.
4T DEPARTMENT, NO. 4 HALL OF RECORDS
~ 3sd proposals will be received at this once until
n Q 10th day Of April next, to regulate and pave
"A enth street, between Fourth and Madison avenu
our feet of walks where not now tagged; to Su.
la grade Beekman street, from lot No. 10 to Cliff
70 nag the sidewalks of Fourteenth street. from No
ifth avenue Specifications to be had application
ontrAct Clerk Of this Department.
a ,ss1 JAMES FVRIY, Street Commisaoner.
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CTREET DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF RECORDS.
Sealed proposals will be received this ooe until
Friday March 81 regulate and grade Ninetieth
street between Third and Fourth avenues and
To build bulkhead from West streetto Thirteenth
and riprap wall and bulkhsad Mt Manhattanvle
North river to be had application
contract clerk Of this Department.
March %, 1854. JAS. FUREY, Street Commissioner.
STREET DEPARTMENT-N0. HALL OF RECORDS
Public notice is hereby given that the following peti
ons have been presented in the Board Of CouncimenTo
Beekman street with granite blocks similar those
laid in Broadway between Canal and Leonard streets To
six feet Of walks of Thirty ninth street. between Seventh
and Eighth To reset curb and flag walks
street. between Houston and Stan To pave
and gutter and flag four feet of walks Of street.
between Sixth and Broadway To dag Of
walks Thirty ninth street from avenue Hudson
river To four feet Of walks and Forty first street.
between Eighth and Ninth All persons
having objections hereto requested to them in
writing the undersigned at his Office before the
3lst day Of March, inst.
March o. 1854. JAS. FUREY, Street Commissioner
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EoR IIvxRPooIs-UNTTHD STATES MAIL STEAK
II ship PACIFIC, Nye eonmAnder.- This steamship viii
asner With tbs United States mails fsf Europe posvsly
sSaturday Apr iron her berth, u the foot Of Canal
street. For freight passage, having unequallsl accom-
nsdA'.' f's 'iiefTS. q S'RfoTsS .RPly To-
Passengers ARE requested 70 be board at Tx A. NJ
April Ia
RoYAL NAIL sTEAAsMIP AFRICA, FOR Liver.
LIZ posl-The AFRICA, w. Harrison commander, will
sail from the Company dock at Jersey City with the mails
and passengers for Europe, wednesday, April at IL
o'clock precisely requested board
BY ~ o'clock A. ~ The Europa viii sail the 18th Of
TINE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
Nail Stcamers-Ths ships composing this line the
InCM w.. Japan Nye
.Saptain Luce.
Comssook.
These ships have been built By contract sIprey for
srretion ~ In tho to strength aAd speed
Nd their for unsquAsd for
Of passage New York Liverpool In first cabin
2 exclusive Of extra sed $780, second
cabin, TO- from Liverpool to New York. ESQ and f2Q
An sxpsrieAe ed surgeon attached to each ship
No berth can bs secured until paid for.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

CAMDEN AND AMBoY RAILROAD TO PHILADHL
s SSn line n9'i
steamboat John Potter . South Amboy sAenes ~
Peter sAmsoy thence direct to Camden bJosf
HARLEM RAILRoAD-INLAND RoUTE-oN AND
s si5 Ssnsf ssA S1f,s
street accumulation train M stopping At Wam's
press With trains North and West
f f. S En- s Pan IT H. cs0sSs
Bridge. s :. (. x'taSi iGa ss'si ssfis .sa
At 81 sp Il
have their baggage CHECKED 3os
and other places west and north Of Albany At the
sppns I'll
ed in New York at the street station only
Freight Albany received daily until PM depot
corner y 0'A''' JOHN 5, ELIOT, superintendent
HUDSON RIVER RAILRoAD-TRAINs DALE
IN onr bopp
With trains reschns Buffalo Montreal alto o'clock
Mall train A. M.-Through way trains st Il n. aae
Express train 5P.m-Emigrsnt train, SPIN. For Tsrr,
sown 60 Pm For Psekskili, $50 p " For Pogghkepss
G,usl sbrstSphsr fourteenth and streets
Sunday trains from Canal street aioPN for Absn,
and Troy stopping EbHuSS FhENcH supernen.
NEW YORK AMP Pp, ,Ep "a, pIREoEyIi
sas at, s5'f T. rsD a. n' md .s
sna n e1 rom New and from
s ssRnsd h' caves sys1e rsduess
s ,c ses d T thrush in n, NdSS
weldon Wilmington and Charleston IN The above trans
sss1sG ssse es s1a sy .ss
tss before the train leaves
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PORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS HERE
given to tho owner owners, occupant occupants
ouses and lots, improved or unimproved lands, a.
ted by the Assessors, and lodged in the scs Of
Iseu Of AssessmsAts for examination By ell persons
- VS. %s sna P"%P ,, ,o.n street, 20
ssssnent include all the several houses and lets Of
vacant lots pieces and parcels Of land, situated
dss Of l28th street. from Sixth to Seventh avenue,
8ast side Of Seventh avenue, between l27th and
eets. All persons whose interests are Affected BY
named assessments, and who are opposed to the
either Of them are requested to present their OBJ
in writing, 70 tho undersigned, At their office No
Records, within thirty days from the date Of this
CHARLES j. DODGE Assessors.
CHARLES McNIELL, }
Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department, March
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AoUEpUcr pEPARTMENT.-To CON

lon AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENTAL CON-
ors.-Ssaled proposals, endorsed Proposal for
Henry street, will be received at the office Of the
IA queduct Department, until Monday, the Sd day Of
Bsl at y o'clock Ct which hour the bids will be
i srts in Henry street, from the sewer At Clinton
point about ~ feet west Of the westerly limo Of
AIRY street, being in length about 500 feet Tho
% work may be seen, and Specifications obtained,
Lsition OF this Office.
4 4hES ( SSHH1E5SakEsr c sss, b. asc'
A. w. CRAVEN, ~uss DV~su'
Fork March % 1874
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MERCHANTS ExPREss:-G. BINGHAM 4 co.'s
M line from :-Thos NJ
Davis II A. Steel, Philadelphia Geo. Bingham. T. A.
Rinehardt Pitburg Freghts for Pttsbug and the West
Rhis for Pitssbprg and the West time through from
Pbiadeiphia and Pittsburg Mark packages G. Bingham
Co.'S line, Alex. Gordon, Pttsburs." H. L. OS.
TRANDER Agent. Ofhces No SO West street. corner Of
Albany and only oco Of this line in this cy Binghsm
Davis Co., 6 Market street, Philadelphia Goo. Bingham
PittsJurR
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CCHooNER FOR sALE-MEAsURINe FoRTY,sIx
- and drawing b feet water whom loaded will be
sold cheap has for it, Trade will
taken pay required Inquire At tbe foot OF TWEEN
atys<t. Aftys eVeloek r, u
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RTMENT OF REPAIRS AND SUPPLIES
reh 80 1S54.-To Contrxetors-By virtue Of the fol-
ssoluton, sealed proposals will be received at the
the Commissioner Of Repairs and Supplies No
IA, (basement) until Tuesday, April IT, 1854, at II
NJ. at which time they will be opened, On accord
IN the amended charter Of 1881 for paving the
III Of Perry street, between Greenwich avenue and
street. with granite block pavement the materials
the work performed to be the same as that
khe Bowery, between Walker and Bayard streets.
tors will state in their proposals their price per
J square yard.
RESOLUTION.
led That the Commissioner Of Repairs an Supplies
he hereby directed to advertise for proposals and
with the lowest bidder to pave the carriage
Perry street, between Greenwich avenue and Fac
bot, with the German or granite block pavement,
kesthAt in the Bowery, between Bayard and Walker
provided the of the property therein subject
esscd therefor, bind themselves to pay one half Of
! Of said paving.
Ted by the Board of Aldermen, October IL, 1853.
led by the Board Of Assistants, December 81, 1853
we'd by the Mayor, December %, 1853.
ptractors will take all the risk OF collecting one
Sac cost Of the above pavement from the persons
property said street tho resolution prescribes
noe will be paid by the Commissioner Of Repairs
plies The names OF the persons so subscribing can
and all other information in regard to the pavement
iven at his office, No. City Hall, basement. N. D.
Commissioner reserves the right to reject all or any
Inmates, deemed for the interest of the Corpora
BARTHOLOMEW II. PURDY,
Commissioner of Repairs and Supplies
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I EBANON SPRINGS COLUMBIA HALL THIS
- establishment will be opened the LIST May next
famies wishing accommodations in the hotel cottages
can he accommodated favorable terms German band
and every other thing necessary will be provided to make
y an agreeable summer residence BY its proprietor.
HENRY HULL.
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NROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT.-TO CON
tracors-Seaed proposals, endorsed Proposals for
Sewer in Elm street win received at the ONCE o. the
Croton Aqueduct Department until Monday day
Of April 1854 IL O'Clock M 1t which hour the bids win
be opened to build sewer with the necessary receiving
basins culverts Elm street. from the Howard
street point about 30 feet souherly from Grand street.
being in 800 feet The plan Of the
seem and specifications obtained application this
ONCE. ELIAS L. SMITH, J Croton
THEO. r. DE FOREST, }Aqueduct
A. W: CRAVEN, } Board
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ON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT.-TO CON-
ctors.-Sealed proposals, endorsed Proposal for
the Bowery." will be received at the offoe Of the
Aqueduot Department. until Monday, the 10th day
1854, at IL O'Clock M, at which hour the bids win
led, to build sewer with the necessary receiving
nd culverts in the Bowery from Rivingto to Stan
et, being in length about three hundred and sixty
The plan Of the work may be seen and specifca-
btained, on application at this office.
ELIAS l.. SMITH, } Croton
York March 30 1854
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EpW6 K Collins Co, Sc Wall street, NY
BROWN, SIMPLIFY CO., Liverpool.
STEPHEN KENNARD 4 CO., n Austin Friars London.
JOHN kUNkOR 4 CO.,
Is Rns Notre Dame des Victories, Paris.
GEO. n. DRAPER Havre.
Tho Of these ships will be accountable for gold
ayer bullion, specie jewery precious stones metals
unless bills OF ladng signed therefor and the value
thereof therein expressed.
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n0REIGN RxPREss-EDWARDs SANFORD Co

T1OREIGN EXPRESS-EDWARDS, SANFORD CO.
respectfully announce that they prepared to for
all parts Of England, Ireland and Scotland twice
week to Hayre Paris, Bremen Hamburg, Frankfort and
bourne Port Philip Sidney and all parts Of Van
Diemans Land and New Zealand by vessel sailing
or England those paccs and TO Canton Hong
Kong Sbangbae Calcutta Madras Bombay and other parts
Indies and China every two weeks Oce
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lon AQUEDUCT DEPARTMRNT-TO CONTRAC-
SEALED proposals, endorsed Proposal for sewer
let Department until Monday, the third day Of
B54 at Il o'clock, NJ at which hour the bids will be
to build sewer with the necessary receiving basins
ht near to the northerly line Of Chambers street,
length about PSI feet. The plan of the work may
ThEp' + - SoRzsri o ssss b SsSi.
York March Il. 1854.
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EXPRESS AGENCIES.

CALIFORNIA MISUNDERSTANDING TICKETS
The subscriber pioneer Of the California express bust
ness has arranged express to forward and
baggage the sthmus of Panama Will leave York.
North Star April tsnd each successive trip
the through passengers especially ladies and children
the 1sthmus An express mail will close at "a and
20 through twenty days the and fast
North Star and Yankee Blade Office. No. 81 Cortlandt
treet. J. w. GREGORY, California Express Agent
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bN AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT.-TO CON.
etors. Sealed proposals. endorsed Proposal for
Forsyth street, will be received at the office Of the
Aqueduot Department, until Monday, the 10th day
1854 at IL O'clock NJ, at which hour the bids will
pd; to build sewer WIN sne necessary receiving
street to point about 200 feet south Of Houston
,eing in length about DO feet The plan Of the work
seem and specifics atoms obtained application at
re, ELIAS L. SMITH, )cro.or Aorod,o.
A. w. CRAVEN. oVu'
1ork March 81, 1854.
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GR0T0N AQUEDUCT DEPARTuNr.-TO CON-
~ ractors-Sealed proposals. endorsed Proposals for
Sever n T0r.ysh street will b received q scs
dsy OF April 1854 At O'Clock NJ at which the bid
M pc opened ~ build sewer with the rsesiv
street to point about 800 feet south Houst0n
may be seen and specifications obtained application At
this once. ELIAS l.. SMITH, } Croton
THEO r. DE FOREST, Agueduot
New York, March 81 1854.
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HoMEsTEADs.

INDUSTRIAL HOME ASSOCIATION, NO. L-THR
owners Of property In Mount Vernon requested TO
attend MEETING Of tho shove assoca.on 70 be held in
'.' ''''''s Np'a 80 JOHN STEVENS. Psssiasat
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CTREET DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF RECORDS
- Public notice is hereby gyen that the following resolu
lions have presented in the Board of Councmen
To regulate pave curb and gutter and flag four feet
walks Forty street. between Second Third
flag and relay flags where necessary the walks
Of Thireth street, between Tenth and Hudson
river to regulate and curb and gutter in Eleventh
avenue, from Twenty fifth to Thirty first street, to reag
gutter side SCANNED street.
Henry street East Broadway to feneo lots north
sdo of Twenty ninth street. and south side OF Thteth
street. between Tenth and Eleventh avenues; to flag four
feet Of walk south side of Twentysixth street. between
Seventh and Eighth to lots north
side Of Twenty street between broadway and Sixth
to and relay where and curb
gutter side Of Sheriff street. between Broome
and Delaney streets All interested having obec
tons thereto requested to them in writing to
the undersigned at his Office before the Sth day Of
March inst. JAS. TUREY, Street Commissioner.
March %, 1854.
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SHIPPING,

non sAvaNTAnNTspp nrnITer ,,> nm srn
in splendid side.whool steamship KEYSTONE STATE
Capt r. Harde carrying the United States mail will leave
Philadelphia for Savannah Wednesday, April g. ct 10
A. M from the wharf above Vine street speed
strength and every arrangements for the
from Philadelphia $50 steerage S The State Of Georgia
the following Wednesday Agents in PHI
ladeiphia, HERON 4 MARTIN, SH North Wharves, In
Savannah, g. A l.. LAMAR
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STEAM BETWEEN NEW YORK AND GLASGOW
y The Glasgow and New York Steamship Company,s new
Craig, commander and NEW YORK, 40O tons, 500 horse
power will leave New York for Glasgow under wiz
Wednesday May TO- IL O'Clock M and Wednesday, June
g. at IL O'Clock N. First cabin saloon state 800 do
midshps do, $5 second cabin, $50: third cIan $26 Ap
Dyto JOHN MoSYMON SO Broadway.