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CHINA AND GLASS WARE, &C.

CHEsHIRE GLASS CONPANY-NoTIcE TO THE
" publicThe Cheshire Glass Company having perfected
their for the of rough plate or
hammered glass for floors, skyghts roofing sidewalks,
ready to receive orders from United
States for this quality Of glass The would also
state that they the only manufacturers kind
glass In the country and warrant TO superior quail
ty purity and strength and will sell
the market Contractors builders ara respect
fully solicited 10 examine stock sale rooms Az
Broadway. N. COLBURN Agent
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A GENTLEMAN, THIRTY YEARS OF ACE OF GOOD
"A rputaon exceent habits sad always agreeable wish-
aady Of fortune. She must be rtuous, Ana-
BILE and ntellisent Such only please answer Bachelor.
box 222 Union square Post once New York. All cenmuni
cations positively confidential.
MATRIMoNY. MADE EASY, OR HOW 10 WIN 4
I lover-Professor Lawton Boston, formerly Of Lonaon
will send 70 any address, receipt q doliaf post 49,
plain directions to enable ladies and gentlemen " win ks
hearts my desire IN. process l. % simple but sap.
anes, position And last though isast een IS -
ranged with suoh and dseacy that detssNoa 1os
taken from the Post Once unless The postage 10 pale.
MATRIMoNIAL.-THE ADVERTISER, FOR TIMER
l years past resident 81 California, desires 70 make
lady with view &c mstrimony Beauty Of mind desired
than perscra beauty and the advertiser being poe
sesseo 81 sufoioIt competency Indifferent 70 the
tune Of the iady Please address H. s. Herald oes
Ing wheA Apa where an interview can take place.
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A LARGE ENGLISH MAsTIFr DOG TO BE SOLD
IA Brndic color weight l06 Tbs Price SO Can be seen
stsiTs,) room 25
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PROPOSALS..


FL! sH sHslsy.P n E
Sof from n: 2,t S0s ths 18Th March s q:
s !.
n
C ssess &: s So
March, 1854 n LOWELL, Brew Capt. 4th Artillery,
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL DE RECEIVED AT THE
cOmPtrcsr,s once No hall Of Records until Wed;
Sns Pu tf -
&. the
state the price pound delivered
% sn s1 Ia' the The Of the su . of s
titles and at the times he direct Proposals must be
%aas sn s Se os
ss ss Id
thus sealed up and are to be in
Finance Department New York March i s5
CTEAMBoAT wANTED.-sEALEDP PROPOSALS WILL
% ss ri
@ % 4 s for win z
CURED make one trip each day updays excepted from
q ssa K
and At the same places her return and All
sa:,
Once q the Go,srnors Of the Alm.house March, s. 1854
RIO LEAD pEALERs--sEALEp PROPOSALS WILL
be received 81 the once Of the Croton Aqueduct De-
partment Rotunds Park until Tuesday, the 18th day OF
March, inst o'clock r. NJ when they win be publicly
opened to furnish ten tons Of pig lead The viii
which win include the delivery Of the lead the pipe
cash. be made within twenty days after delivery which
delivery must be bcfor the fifteenth Of April
Croton AQueduct Board the right
Prepoal deemed fer the public interest Each proposal
alton be endorsed Furnishing Lead
Blank forms u estimate be had application this
ONCE ELIAS l.. SMITH, } Crotou V
A. w. CRAVEN, Board,
Once, Croton Aqueduct Department March II. 1854.
Thousand bushels Of shells, 10 be delivered At Port
Richmond Staten Island Address Secretary the Port
Richmond and Fresh Kills Plank Road Company Richmond
NY.
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COAL.

CoAL-7oo TONS RED ASH EGG AND STOVE SIZE
~ coal dischsrgng for sale TO dealers, and en-
LEEDS POTTER, Ia Troy street. between Washington
and West streets
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Anew YORK AND CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP LINE,
IN via Nicaragua-The Accessory Transit Company OF
Nicaragua prietors-Through In advance of the mail
erossng The new double engine steamship NORTHERN
LIGHT, CISCO burthen) will leave from pier No
North river at three o'clock precisely for San Juan
Del Norte, Wednesday April connecting With the new
then the Ncaragua Transit route having but twelve
niles Of land transportation by first class carriages These
cations For information passage apply only to
CHARLES MORGAN, Agent, Bowling Green
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lions have been presented In the Board Of Councfmen
e ssa f T sss ss' o.
oS h ,as s @ 4. .s
20 s,ssnd Elm from Rsads to Chambers street TO
ps f.
seventh and Forteh streets and relay flags where
E ssrs az
place having
thereto requested TO present them in writing the
CTREET DEPARTMENT. NO 4HALL OF RECORDS
Public notice nstss s, the 0S9s
I of Ys e SS
street 6ag fleet the south walk Of Brooms street.
i::s sss.s @ Sssa:y
wserp
and Il ssd
Ley . n the .a 70 ssy
Ssosns delaney streets. quite.
HSs
: ssnsfsa having hsIs
them in writing the Undersigned at his oOs on
Ssfss' M d'S Jas fTREY Street
CTREET DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF RECORDS
sssI s %
To repair crosswalks corner varck and Broome streets
ssrss. . fence SIssd1.y
R.ss
lots south side Twenty sixth street. So
o gsns .su
sa q
as far as tho street regulate and grade Fourth
nsm IN ss
asrssasd at his once before the s:t day Of March
March q, 1857. '"''' ''''.''''-'''
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
ComPtsollsIs once No Hall Of Records. until Mon
I s % E the ssv OF S.%
tqIs this State passed June 1853 and by crdinanes
sa s s s
5 &c ::
sss
and
directed a & IVES Wr HSRPEIoi Mayor
~ E EbSSsS SsS SSs:Ss::;,.,.,
W. Sh1SkSH1 sn Chm Eco COM Ri la n Comm
COmmssiensrs Of Sinking Fund.
FINANCE department. new YORK, March 10, lso4
CTREEr DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF RECORDS
= Sealed proposals will be received this ONCE until
Friday, March 81 instTo regulate and grade NinetetA
street. between Third and Fourth To regulate and
North river to be had on application to the
contract clerk Of this Department.
March 20 1854. JAS FUREY, Street Commissioner.
CTREET DEPARTMENT-No. HALL OF RECORDS.
Public notice !, hs;;Dy Evsn that The rOGTins pe
pave Beekman street with granite blocks similar to those
laid in Broadway between Canal and Leonard streets To
six feet Of walks Of Thirty ninth street. between Seventh
and Eighth To curb and nag walks in Can
between Houston and Stanton streets To
Broadway from Forty 9th Fifty street To curb
gutter four feet of walks Of Forty street,
Sixth and Broadway To dag four feet Of
Thirty ninth Tenth Hudson
feet of walks and Forty first street.
Eighth and Ninth All persons
having thereto requested TO them in
writing TO the undersigned, at his once on before the
March e, 1854. JAS FUREY. Street Commissioner
CTRERT DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF RECORDS,
- Sealed proposals will be received At this office until
Thursday 10Th day Of March inst At 2H O'clock for
leations to b had TO the Contract Clerk Of
ths department.. JAS. TUREY, Street Commissioner.
March {, 1854.
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CTREEr DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF RECORDS
Sealed proposals win be received ~ ths once sntl
the pier No As foot Of Charlton North
rivers TO rebuild inner part 49, foot Of King street
North river to regulate pave and feet Of walks in
Thirty fifth street. between Ninth and Tenth TO
raise and sloofrom foot Of st street. North
Clerk Of this Department.
March Is. 1854 JAS. FUREY Street Commissioner.
CTREET DEPARTMENT, NO. 4HALL OF RECORDS
- Public Notice Is hereby given that the following petit
lions have been presented in the Boards q Aldermen and
four feet walks from Fifty third
Broadway to extend the opening Of street
from Eighth Ninth AID Gag four feet north
sidewalk Of the widen Pearl street, between White
hall and State streets correspond with the width Of said
street between Pearl and Whitehall streets repair side
walk northwest of Twenty second street and First
Avenue repair sidewalk in front Of nv and 25l Third
regulate and grade Fifty fifth between Sixth
and Seventh All persons interested having oco
tons thereto requested to them in writing
the undersigned At his once before the sd day Of
March next. JAS. FUREY, Street Commissioner.
March Is, 1854
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DACKEfS TO HAvRE-SECOND LINE-THE FOL-
lowing ships will leave Havre on the 10th and New

Thew are all first York built sbips provided
requisite articles for the comfort and
and commanded By Of experience In this
The price Of $O without wines or liquors
Goods the Subscribers will be forwarded free from
any charges hut those actually incurred.
BOYD 1 HiNCKEN. Agents, Isl Pearl street.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

EyTATE OF NEW YORK, SUPREME COURT COUNTY
- Of Ontaro-yessie c. Smith against willard c. Way
10 willard c. Way, decndantYou hereby summoned
90 answer the complaint Of Jesse c. Smith plaintiff which
was fled in office Of the Clerk Of Ontario county Now
York 9th day of February 1874 and TO Of
New York within twenty days after the
vice this summons exclusive the day ofscrve and
fail TO said complaint hereby required the
will take judgment against for one hundred and
dollars with interest thereon IRON the second day
Of February, 1854, besides costs.
8. w. SALISBURY, Plaintiffs Attorney.
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$150 mn JONES GREAT GIFT ENTERPRISE
RlCOsOOV. TICKETS M0RE THAN HALF SOLD.
Tekets, only u each; admit Eve times 70 Jones, sele
PAN T0sCOPE 0F CALIFORNIA,
80 NEBRASKA AND SALT LAKE,
Which will open on the
In APOLLO Rooms, No. 40 BROADWAY, NY.
VALUABLE GIFT FOR EyERY TICKET

%, illustrated books % California
rbutien o. the property 10 certain by the fourth Of
Boston business men = -"
For isiormsten inquire of the following ssntIsmsn
yonn root OF Jay street; Robert Stephenson
i,ra, msrsien Market; T. Hamilton, Esq, ~ Wsst
bradley editor OF Mail; George X Snow, Esq., ~ Court
Hrset Lewis Jones, ESQ, Musical Hall Boston.
APOLLO ROOMS, 40 BROADWAY
from too r. NJ, and hotel and music stores gene
rally Letters shou1d be addressed post paid to YVES
LEY JONES Arelo Rooms 40 Broadway, NJ
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TT s. NAIL LINE FOR CALIFORNIA, VIA AsPIN-
~ wall and Panama.Lowest prices superior steamers
Extension Of the Panama Railroad FOR the
forming the agreeable route through in ad
other lines The United States Mail Steamship
Company intend to despatch to Aspinwa Wednesday
April At o'clock M from pier foot Of Warren street,
ths fast sailing steamship ILLINOIS, Capt Hart,
sene s. NJ connect at Panama with the Pacific Mail
Steamship Company's steamer OREGON, Capt -.
The extension Of the railroad makes the the
thmus practicable in day consideration that will
induce AL who valve their health and comfort TO select this
che Isthmus has his the transit
Tickets be Obtained for the transit from CARING
con- At Adams 80 broadway or a. IA West street
The for of all classes
and paid to the Of
Ne etoerage For freight apply at tho office Of
The companies III West street, to G. A. WHITNEY.
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COPARTNERsIIIP NOTICES.

OOH ~ HNH1HSc1HH1 NVHHOWcs
d. 000 WANTED, PARTNER WITH FOUR
spf .UUO thousand dollars, 70 Join the subscriber in
bis hotel known the Forrest House. three and half
miles from the Williamsburg brooklyn ferries on Cypress
Hills plank road the subscriber would sell his business
in New York. consisting Of TIVE good milk rounds horses
kettles Ac rs he cannot attend to both Inquire
Of JAMES c. COFFEY, 173 East Twentieth street.
EOPARNERSHIP NOTICE VIZ, THE UNDERSIGNED,
~ have this day entered into under the Arm
Of Haines Brother Cummin for the purpose Of mAnufac
turing selling and renting pianorty Wsrorooms corner
New York March ~ 1854 N. j. HAINES,
E. W. HAYNES.
L. p. CUMMINGS.
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a EORoE cmRIsTY RECEIVES COMPLIMENTARY

GEORGE CHRISTY RECEIVES COMPLIMENTARY
" notices enough from the press, unsolicited ever
time he he Is eadfto oXeaim That complimentary
notice Just the ticket" hat the tickets which admi
yers TO our hall were complimentary shouldn't hay
much money in the treasury 1t is 80 long since comp
montary ticket (Which by the way not he teketO
teen ut ~ Broadway that Wood would like
and 80 would George; indeed they curious In thi
respect that they would willingly give dollars for
si1ht
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CTREET DEPARTMENT, NO HALL OF RECORDS
Public notice is hereby given that the following pe,
pave street. between Eighth ana Ninth
nues nag walks In front Of Tots In
cant lots IN Nnstcenth street etween FIRST and Second
nue. and river and First avenue between Thirty h
Thirty streets be regulated, and curb gut
ter sct widen Cliff street. between Eeekman Ferry
streets straight line with the norhwcstery line Of
CHI from John to Beckmar street theace running
in straight line with the front OF
hs store 81 Cn street until i meets the present line Of
F street flag south eide Of Seventeenth street be
tween First and avenue A; to lay erosswslk In
front Of No bambcrs street. grade Ga street.
from West Thirteenth avenue. All inter
having obsetions thereto are requested to present
them In writing 70 the undersigned ~ his oce or be
fore the 9th day Of March inst
New York, March II, 1884
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CEORGE CHRISTY IS A GREATER MAN THAN
" hobbs the looksmith for George the
the coldeshc art while Hobbs attento confined
animate locke George Is besides tho greatest physician
look will produce burst Of laughter laughter
peated will produce health Let country vaetudinaans
visit to the city eschew quack medicines visit
Broadway often possible may 70 home cured
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nIssoLUTION.-T COMPREHENSIVE HERETO.
~ fore existing between the rnderssuod under the firm
last by mutual consent The unsettled business Of the
will be attended to by either Of the psrtncrs
Jas c 4 Non.
after be Cain Who VIII
be pleased to the friends Of the late hrm - the old
March g. 1854 JAS. CAIN.
NToTICE-THE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE Rx-
IN sting between H. Cram 5 Belts, is this day dis
solved by mutual consent and said Betts i authorized u
SAMUEL BETS, fss Broad s., Dated March ., iw4
The business Of the late firm will be continued heretofore
by 8. Bette.
NOTICE-TnE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE Ex-
~ listing between the undsrsizned under the arm Of
Wsss sSydsr sss dsy dissolved I've, By nusp.,
"n'''' seaman VINO succeed i isSs n1%aIIIErrs
Dated March "a, 1854. STEPHEN 8. SNYDER +.
NoTIcE.THE SUBSCRIBER HAVE THIS yI pay
4 Seaman, in the livery stable busincss A. ~ West
incnS a. T ss cSs:s. %
the ibers patronage heretofore ,n 20 he late Arm Of
w p.sss ssys iG GosaR IlzLs sEnsAs
NrOTIcE-THE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE
,ss .nS pnSs5 the sIp Of
sent Every person having claims ON the above Arm in
orred settle All claims and receive s moneys tie
above firm ePL GoEbsTstS GO ssv
JosrPH GoLpsrEIr,
New York, March 26 1854
WANTED-A PARTNER, ~ THE CHEAP nDOK
W publishing business young man With . oash aapi
Sl sS Soos Som. s .s'
reoyped great demand For information respecting
the business please apply Ross JONES u Ann .r,.,
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WANTED-PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING FIFTY
Thousand bushels Of shells, 10 be delivered Port
Richmond staten Island Address Secretary OF the Port
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EIOR SAN Observation-Disclosures LINE
Mills proprietor OF Pacific steamer.The celebrated
and double engine steamship NORTH STAR, $500 tons
Aurthen, will leave New York for Aspnwal Wednesday,
sn srsst 20 connec wtE The new ~' and spiendd
steamer Yankee Blade $500 tons burthen is expected
francisco in q or % days For tickets apply only
JAS N. CROSS, No. gBattery place.
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TINTED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY FOR
" New Orleans via Havana sailing at two O'Clock p NJ
from pier foot Of Warren street. carrying the
malta This company intend to despatch Monday March
Freight taken New Orleans at forty cents cubic foot
Will be received sd inst specie only taken freight TO
;as bin Of sdins signed y this on appiSatpSn
freight passage apply Mt the ooo q the company III
West street. n. O. ROBERTS.
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A UsTRALIA-PIONEER LINE OF MONTHLY
"A Packets, carrying the United States mai-The Ame
rean clipper ship NIGHTINGALE, 1905 tons register,
will be despatched about the goth Of April for Melbourne
sixteenth ship of this line The Nightingale built
pressy for exhibition at the Worlds In London
Her saloon cabin in point Of comfort
ing been built at immense expense Passengers who
will the rates charged by the Great Britain will be
nteed she makes the less time than the Great
Britain Plans of the cabins will be forwarded by mail
intending passengers. For freight passage apply r.
w. CAMERON. ll6 Wall street.
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GEORGE CHRIsTY is GETTING so FULL OF
VI health that he thinks Of bottBg up lay
ing away George Chsty has made money that
he would retire from the stage that
cannot him. and he Is
fq Of their wishes George Chrs prospects 50 bright
ct them. George Christys negro had the
effect Of driving from the brains OF the melanc
blue devils than could be packed in big
AZ ont Of dSers" for George christy has been ~
continue to be At George Chrsty Woods Mnsrels
"a Broadway every night, Sunday excepted shine
GEORGE CHRISTY 4 WOOD FEEL AS GRATEFUL
~ anybody can feel to everybody for said e,erybodys
patronage Somebody must cater the the
public which !, very large body nobody would have
Christy Woods Minstrel Hall IL visited every night by
heavenly bodies the music Of whose laughter
odedy pleasing TO certain sterncr bodies who hask
smiles Of said heavenly bodies Let everybody 20 4
Broadway they will great (athough dark body
Of performers.
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HROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENTAL CON-
~ tractors-Sealed proposal endorsed Proposal for
Forty fourth street, will be received the Office
Aqueduct Depart ment until Monday the third
Day Of April 1884 at O'Clock NJ at which hour the bids
will opened build with the receiving
basins and cuvers in Fortoursh st. from fifty feet west
westerly line of Sixth to and through Broad
way Forty street. being length about
$50 feet The plan Of the work be and specifca
tions obtained, on application at this ofice.
ELIAS i. SMITH, } rro.or Aoraar,1
A. w. CRAVEN,
New York March IL.
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UyOR SAvANNAH-FARE REDUCED.-THE NEW
II and splendid side wheel steamship STATE OF GE0R-
GA, Capt j. j. Caryin Jr carrying the United States
mail will Philadepha for Savannah Wednesday,
March ut 10 O'Clock A. NJ from the wharf above Vine
In speed and strength and every for
the comfort and convenience Of passengers this ship
surpassed Fare from phia $50; steerage s. Tho
KEYSTONE STATE leaves above the following Wednes
day. Agents in Philadelphia, HERON MARTIN No. S7S
North wharves; in Savannah, G. A. l.. LAMAR.
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4 UsTRALIE-.CLIPPER LINE.-THE SPLENDID
a PACKET ship PRINCE DE JoiNviLLE now loading a.
The 10th April For balance Of and cabin
lord los Wall street. Arke Elliott, LAG Pear street,
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NROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT-TO CON
~ tractor, proposals endorsed "Propasai for
Croton Aqueduct until Monday the Sd day Of
April 1851 IL O'Clock M at which hour the bids will be
opened build sewer with the necessary receiving ba
sins and culyerts in Broadway from the sewer Twenty
fifth street being length about @ feet The plan of the
work may DO and specifications obtained, appca
ti0n 1T this Office
ELIAS J.. SMITH, Ic,o.or Aora,no.
A. W. CRAVEN, "i1'
New York March IL.
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RENEWED EVERY DAY
sEfIPPING.

DOYAL NAIL STEAMSHIP AFRICA, FOR LIVER
IL pool.-The AFRICA, w. Harrison, commander, will
sail from the dock at Jersey City with the As
O'Clock precisely Passengers requested be board
by liz O'clock A. The Europa will sail the 18th OF
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CTRANGERs PLEASE NOTICEi-GEORGE CHRISTY
The universal favcrit George CLristy the greatest
and hereafter be found at George Chrsty and Woods
Minstrel Hall ~ Broadway between Howard and Grand
streets There danger Of ting the wrong
for the largest and most magnificent street lamp in the
world lights up its entrances lamp which In itself Is
curiosity Is deliberately ornamented with designs
bematca Of negro ninstrclsy and bears upon It, in
Minstres This, and no other h the establishment where
the far famed George Chrsty nightly ects
by his unapproachsbs deiinetons Of the good ma
tured darkey.
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I,OR SAVANNAH AND FLORIDA-UNITED STATES
II Nail LiIe-The new and splendid steamship KNOX
WILLIE c. d. Ludlow, will leave Wednesday, March 90
at O'Clock, p NJ from pier No North river Apply to
SAMUEL i. MITCHELL, Is Broadway
The Florida N. s. Woodruff will leave Saturday,
April Through tickets from New York to jacksonville,
ISL; Pilatka, $S3.
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ITO BUILDERS AND SHIPPERS.-N. WHEATON,
i Canal street. Wholesale and retail dealer in dosrSs
sashes blinds Ao has hand in ais wareroons lssS
the above articles OF the besv
lumber and kiln dried inside and outside shutters shutter
blinds Gothic and circular ssshss panel work. kc Of all
descriptions made TO order ~ tho shortest notice and in
the best window sss~, AMI general assortment
OF builder hardware, constantly hand and for sale ~
the lowest prices.
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ToLLIES MUSICAL GIFTS.
81 FIFTH EDITION.
"Jullien's Music for the Millionn
PRICE ONE DOLLAR,
Containing Portrait Of the Author.
Title Page, visnette,
Twelve Of Jullien's popular pieces
Containing among other pieces,
THE AMERICAN QUADRILLE, THE CALIFORNIAN
And other Quadrilles, Polkas, Songs, DO, &c.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR.
Subscription books open at Joies music store 300
Broadway.
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TVOR CHARLESTON AND FLORIDA-SEMIW WEEKLY
II United states Mail Line.-The and fast going
steamer JAMES ADGER j. Dickinson, Commander will
leave pier No North river on Wednesday March 20 at
loclock p. M, precisely. For freight apply board,
where ali bills Of adng will be signed and for passage at
the ONCE of SPOFFORD, TILESTON Co, 30 Broadway.
Through tickets to Florida foowsTo Jackson Vile $
TO Pilatka, $50.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-DEPARTMENT OF RE-
~ pairs and supplies-Narch Is lo5L-To builder
missioner Of Repairs and Supplies No City Hall pass
nent) until Saturday 18th instant, At IL o'clock T., ~
which time they win be opened accordance with the
amended charter Of 1888 for the building Of new market
station house and bell tower all Of which 20 be on
the site Of the Union Market situated the june
tion Of Houston and Second streets in the ktsvenn
market The plans and Of "a: wos.
had 1t Of the Superintendent OF Public Dudnss
"a Ludlow street Blank estimates can DC nag -
once B-The Commissioner reserves the right 70 recs
ali or any doomed for the OF the
Commissioner Of Repairs and Supplies.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BINI, THE GUITARIST, WILL
~ give grand concert Mt the Stuyvesant Institute $50
Broadway, on Tuesday the 2,th inst at 81 ands He
director Of the Havana Opera who will perform the violin
two grand solos each from Paganni Beot We
advice all lovers Of music to atendt will be the
musical treat Of the season.