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DUCKLHYr onRBNADnRS, CHINBSD HALL, 40
ID Broadway, win Eve 0ranA Afternoon Concert Men-
Day !s,Sesy ssansasny = ak osleek on which 90 =.
liens 01eAsstrs With SenSs operate Jhorusss Dances
Ac A. 1vsniAG Concert eomnsnoes - N o'clock Al
mission. = esnta
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CORPORATION NOTICR-PUBLIC N01IUn 10 uRx.
b. givsa, that petition has been presented n the
Alde!nsn for tho ssnssrnssis. q sewers u The
sn = and through Marks street, 10 the East rvsr
ue b euek street, between Houston AID Stanton Streets
Srsst y Ne East river Ard N As Besrd Of Assistants
- = Grand street, from Columbia street 10 the
Isl v All persons interested in The Absvs and having
oheeons Thereto, requested - present The h
N1eing, y the Contract Clerk at ths eRee befeIe
4usDday. JAa1axy 3 1854
4HsS + s 3 !!!oSazsr os'''is . As;:s'''
u4vSeA Aqueduot Department. Dee. - 1850
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DACKErs TO HAvRE-sKCOND LINE-rHK FOLLOW.
ing ships will leave Hsvrs the l6th and New yogk .
the t0fe ach month";
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AFTERNOON PERFORMANCE.
Commencing NJ o'clock whom will DO presented the moral
and religious DRAMA In three acts, Of
LITTLE KA1Y.

HOT CORN GILL,
- q ". Taylor, 3d. (sxpTssaly fer ths IA
onAl 1heatr from ths very popular story recently pub
iiahs1 g the New Yori Tribune. written 81 M Sooa
hnson n which Ahc yonthfa wonder Little Oerdsa Hsv.
ard, Will appear ~ Little Katy.
Easens esdlsy. Mr. Prior frank Drssssy M. ylaks
1favses. Mr. Clarke Msnor sstlsy. Ars Pris.
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NEW YORK AND ALABAMA srlAxsHIP oonrA11

NLW YORK AND ALABAMA STEAMSHIP COnPAy0
~ .for Mobile, ssopPinE = HsyanA The nsw dsvAel
steamsbp BLACK WARRIOR Capt. J. ID. Bullock, y
sail for the above port Monday, January ~ u GEL
precisely from pier foot Of Harrison street, North river ~
sage So. Freight taken for New Orleans. cons
70 hsad Co., Mobile .ili be forwarded free Of een
can be had application ~ the ocs No freight taksa q
Havana but specie No freight received sailing 49,
on the evening previous she day Of sailing Paf6
oeved ~ the ofoe only Passengers for Havana nus0
oure . passport before leaving port
LIVINGSTON, OROCHERON 4 co., 81 BrosAvon.
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y splendi! side wheel steamship STATE OF 0E0Rofk
Captain J. 0axvin r., carrying the United States
win leave PhilAdeiphiA Tor Savannah on Wsdnssdsy -
T. ~ 10 O'Clock A. n. from the wharf above Vine sEso
every f.s N; comfort sd p :C.ysnisass
age o. The Ksystoas State leaves above ke foI
Wednesday. Agents in PhladslphiA HERON 9 MAR4I
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CORPORATION NoTICE-PUgLIC NOTICE Is HERE
" ~ vsn that petition has been presented In Board
q Aldermen for In Rose and Madison Streets
Veon Duane Roosevelt streets All persons interested
= above having objections thereto requested
Present the same, In writing the ~ This
'A''' !asS ! e sSnrsr. o'''s s. .ss.a'''
Croton Aqueduct Dcpxrtn snt, Dec. e, 1859
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WILLIAMSBURG SAVINGS BANK.-THE TRUSTEES
Of this institution have directed that interest the sig
months ending LIST inst be paid depostors
titled thereto At the rAe Of six cent The
bank open Afterp from TO O'clock the
ner Of Fourth and South Third streets Deposits of sums
from five cents upwards William WALL President; George
Kcard and Nathaniel Briggs Vice Predsnts
soA Secretary; and q. L. DemArost, Clerk
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CI9NOR DLITz-HOLIDAY WEBK.-COMR AND
y iassh-An hearts ass happy ~ ssuyvssaas nsssuss.
60 Broelvay RefsrnaAsee svsgy afternoon And sveaAs
and TX O'clock; Nsv Ysa's Day three grand a.
hieisio.s eon.ssed1g y II a NJ aaa N The nsss
spAas 1872 NJ sd We Canary baraA Adaisssss,
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Tl0RPoxATIoN NOTICE: ID! OF En- e.;
y received Of Cemmssie Of Repairs ana
applies, Ne. New City HAIL. until Tuesday, January
IA 81 II o'clock a. as which time they will b opened, In
1sserdanes with the amended charter Of 1853 for the build
oY the corporation ths city Of New York the follow
engines and hose engine for engine Co. Ne.
"a a. for 81 hose carriage for hose Co. No. "a; do.
done and all information regard thereto can BE- haa
- The once Chief Engineer "A street. Blank
Stmasos can be had either sfice. n B-Ths Commis
ouer the right rejscs ell Of the estimates
y deemed fox the interest Of the corporation.
BARTHOLOMEW B. PURDY
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- Broadway, new spsa fer sAs ssassn VIA NE nost
superb eolleetisn Of
LIvIN9 WILD ANIMALA
Inhibited IN New York including colossal Rhinoeeoa
and the Elephant Hannibal the largest sxhibtsd
Herr Dresbach the far Lion KiAss viii enter ths
Alss 70 10 ssss. vthsSt EXTRA ssssg: ths real vsssb
With Ne 4 tAsR shiilrsa Hssn Of rssspsn from IL A. Il
70 r. II nsn = s:aJ = - Al.e. We ves.
Ops Hs. 4. 4. :: y r -. Atnissisa. ssas; chill
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Fm AuOlAIa
eEO O00 TO ADVANCE-AT NO. 2N GRAND
POU .VVV street corner Of Bowery, entrance Reeves
gallery Money advanced watcher diamonds, iswelry
dry goods golc silver plate ke bought cash
the most liberal terms Private for ladies' Trans
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my PERSON HAVING 5000 AT IMMEDIATE CON.
"A mand dssirouS Of int rost n first class hete
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yanaeeous Investment BY Addressing G. f. Union
Post Omce.
TRY DOCK SAVINGS BANK, 6ls FOURTH STREET,
- avenue C-lnterest Ut SIX per per
Of 81 0O and under Deposits made before Sat-
urdsy. January z 1854 will receive interest," from the LIST Of
January JOHN A. DkVkAU, President
JAMES L. SrswAnr, Secretary.
IMMIGRANT INDUSTRIAL SAVINGS BANK, NU 81
- Chambers street.-N Neutrality-suspicious. informed
that deposits made before Saturday The 7h day
January noxt will b entitled 70 interest om the first
Of January: Bank open daily from 10 o'clock A. u to
GREGORY DILLON, President.
MECHANICS AND TRADARs SAVINGS BANK, 492
M Grand street. Interest ct the rate Of ak
will be allowed deposits previous 10th
January next. WALTER UNDkRHILI- PRECEDENT.
JAMES p. HAIGHr Secretary.
MONEY! MONKYEOASH ADVANCES MADE on
M groceries, dry goods hardware segsrs pianos watches
jewery, diamonds MERCHANDISE and personal properly
generally In sums 10 suit Apply 10 WOOD, 80 Fulton
street., second floor. Once hours IRON "a. H. NlP.L
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LANNON'S NEW AND ORIGINAL PANORAMA OF
~ the Bible OF Course Of Tiae exhibiting tns prnopA
events 81 the Creation. Edsnio Antsdu an Mosato Pro
phste ChrstiAn aad Nlsnisl Age thence passins Tn
hal dssouson Of matter saA end q the world and to
making world from the materials u tks old rev. n
81 will open, for week, ~ ais Broadway corner
Lspenaxd street. January g. AT o'clock p. r.
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