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UNFINISHED BOUsE IN WHITE STREET, NEA
II Broadway to let geute-l house. web furnish I'd
WI let untii ,he Hrst Of May or longer desired i'm
me- iste possession. inquire Of j. D. CHEvALIkR, $50
BrS&dwsy.
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DOARD.-A PRIVATE FAMILY, ON LEXINGTON
ID avenue having more room than they require would
board Adcress Reynolds, herald Office An immediate
answer win be given to any Communication.
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GENTLEMAN {MIDDI.E AGED) WANTS BOxRL
n whore there are no other boarders. Address N A.
e, herald Office
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ID DOM TO LET--rO SINGLE GEN rLENEN. WITH OK
III WITHOUT partial board also, = suit Of parlors,
Furnished Apply At No 81 Franklin street, few doors
east Of Broadway.
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uorEI, ON THE EUROPEAN STYLE. rOR SAFE :
III Il s rear BroAdssv, doing . good tr,de o,
would IKE 70 give gentleman . furnishsd room ga
est FOR lean Of 35oo Win moresr, on Srts,ss vorts
N,2Oe: Apply to H0wEs b o., 81 Nassau sssst
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INTLEMEN DESIRING II ANDsO ELY FURNISHED
" rooms, in FIRST class house, will ind them BY ap
pl, ing at No. 4 Leroy Place, Bleecfe Ter street.
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ITO LET-TO A SMALL AND GFNTEEL FAMILY
Il the small house No 122 East Twenty drst street,
Furnished throughout and in thorough repair Possess
sion will be given immediately. Inquire Of THOMAS
GARllNLR. 10 East Nineteenth street.
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DLl OK SILKS, BLACK SILKS, BLACK SILKS.
- large lot Of Italian oil boiled black silks to be sol
ON Monday 10th ins At less than half the importer
pric y, In consequence Of the removal Of Wallace
Scholes from 26S exth avenue, Of Seventeenth
street.
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MRS. FREDERICK RArH sl5 BROADWAY, BEGs 10
M inform the laoiss that she has SALE ten per
cent der first c,st elegant assortmsnt of French
and Swiss needlework.
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4 SNAIL AMERICAN FAMILY WILL LET FEW
"A neatly furnished rooms, with without partial
Icard, where the comforts Of homo csn be enjoyed
apply ct 1876 Grand street, entrance on Mulberry
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A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE DESIRE BOA ID IN A
"A private family, Win unfurnishsd room and bed-
room the f. at second aoor having water and gss
attached. Address J. c., Herald ofi0e. To receive
notice. ternls must be given.
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DoARp-wITH FURNISHED ROOMS, IN PRIvArS
ID family, for two three single gentlemen, or .
gentleman and wife, in pleasant situation 176 West
thirty sixth street, near Eighth avenue. Gas, baths,
&c Terms moderate References required. Apphca-
non at the premises
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4 GFNU EMAN AND LADY CAN HAVE NICELY
n furnished parlor with board for the lady only
Broadway aud Broone street Address Mrs Vent ,rtn
ONT If cuYiositw.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-12

WAFTED.nY Young !. PHILOSOPHER III s.. WIFE r.
the hghct style Of piey She must be ontrely without
fortune sac must be possessed Of decided taste and
capacity for the higher walks Of literature She
beetween seventeen and twenty three OF
not lees than Ave feet three ehes IN height She
be very handsoms, but must tc gonnl sprsed End
gsgng O. She raust be willing TO devote her life hixh
and noble onerrise for tho good OF mankind ANY Young
lady Of the and requirements ahov stated who
Gle can do 20 y addressing iettcg " M Yorick Now
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EXTRA PAY.

TT s. NAVY EXTRA PAY orFIcE.-sAILoss VINO
between 1876 and 1853 served in the Columbus vans
Erie, Ohio, Dale, shark Relief yanisIis, Indspend.
warren Southampton, Massaehusetts, Lexington, 81
Marys Portsmouth, ST lawrence, vncennes, Falmouth,
S.vsnnah Constitution Fredons, their widows heirs
win be paid this extra pay 5 sly,v mn p,ssrr,
ana Gate, Passss " s. Navy, q Wal Irass, basement
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wv YORK AND CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP LINE,
via Nicarasus-The Accessory Transit Company Of
line giving through tickets including the Isthmns
ing: The new double engine steamship STAR OF THE
4 AZ O'Clock p. N. precisely, for PusntA Arena ON
day, April 20 connecting with the new and favorite
rsgua Transit route having but twelve miles OF land
portaton BY hrst class carriages There arc
rpasscd In their ventilation and Accommodations. For
Information passage, apply only to CHARLES
GAN, Agent, No. Bowling Green.
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PRINTING INK.

DRINKING INK.-JOHN @. LIGHrBODy 10 cor
Il stantly manufacturing and has always hand evsz
description printing the finest black and ooors
TO ink which he warrants equal TO any manuf.<
cured and At low prices be sold By sny
lar manufacturer Orders By stsamSoat
road any Of the country b. addressing motto 70
ct No. 81 Rosc street.
n B.-This paper II printed With my news ink; also
great nsny other nswsRspsrs IN sas CITY, iniisds?an
TIA Dated States.
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.nDEN AND AMBOY RAILROAD TO PHILADN
p's ss sIsf xeso%nsa alton line = 4. M X,
nboas John Potter. ts south AmSoy. thence csrsS
s ss:s.: . xssss ss:ss: .ss:s . dsss:.
ARLEH RAILRoAD-INLAND RoUTE.-oN .ANl
.ii rr ss.sf1 e.
" sseonnodation train, A. NJ stopping - wlliam'i
=.
sP T.; %Siss Pl.in., & ID 4 Il, So .Sa 81
: q ( xoFts; az I'd :ss,'s s sSis x.
stoppias - ali way ss.sions foraham, a. II r. n
ssss.s. %iS ss
Other places west and north q Albany, asths com
9ss. ssd ss sas
tTein. viii leave for Croton Falls and ali way ste
and rs :sssPas %s y: .ssys atom.
y p: s E
ght for Albany resS,y:d daily until Pm, 1t tbs depot
''s 0'osA1' 'A' JOHN B. ELIOT, Superintendent
UDsON RIVER RAILR0AD.-rRAINs DALE
from Chambers street for Albany and Troy
ersas rsashins Bsa.o or Montreal AN osiooi sss
an traa, A. M-ThrousA WAY trains - Il n. and
r,sss srsla SP..-Emirsns train, SIN For Tszsy
Z. n and 4 Pm. Passengers taken At c6amfsrs
NJ rate. :s1 S.s .ss.s end s..
stopping s 4 :; NJ ssEsGs
-EW YORK TO MONTREAL, O0DRNsBURG, BUR-
ington, Sc. Johnsbury, Wells River, White River,
Rousc's Point Ticket ofhces, New Haven Railroad,
Of Broadway and Canal street, and Twenty sixth
eet and Fourth avenue Baggage checked through Ex-
ss trains A. NJ. and r. X Freight BY New Haven
FRANCIS HYDE, Agent. 1o2 South street.
INV YORK AND PHILADELPHIA pIRECr-vIA
y New Jersey Railroad, through In four hoursUnite1
ttes mall and sxpfsss lins leave New York. Cor
al street. - seven. nine, md sisvsns A. and ~
kvcg A. NJ, and four p. n ~ 80 Cor second
-1h elsvsa a. n. iron New York and our from PhiA.
ips.si IN ,nias 4. n. and hAlf.past Ave n. AZ;
lceO IRON Cortiandt street, through In six houks
roygn gSfe sid for BaltipoSs, Washingen, Norfolk
rough bsssass r ths nlas and hafp Eve trsa
sScsss ~ ss1 SsrsAs 'ss ~ issu afssA VIA
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8. NAIL LINE FOR CALIFORNIA, VIA AsPIN-
wall and Panama-Lowest prices, superior stesmers.
this city Of tckots for the transit Of the Isthmus
hs %Ss srssab snd u safs hrSqSs I'm SG
pany intend 70 despatch to Aspnwall on Thursday,
;ase sailing steamship GEORGE LAW, Capt. G. Y.
y s. Navy to connect at Panams With The Pas;ac
Pierson. The extension OF the railroad makes the
.ge ACROSS the lsthmus praetieabe In one day con,
or 70 select this route. Mr. Hincksy Gate forwarder
dams Co ON the Isthmus has Perfected his arrange.
the transit Of passengers and their baggage from
avail to Panama Tickets can be obtained for the
VT from W. Darlington, at Adams Co; 50 Broad
or at III West street. The Accommodations for pas
Of all classes unsurpassed, and particular at
on IL paid to the cleanliness Of the Storage For
4 street, to G. A. WHITNEY.
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OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONER OF STREETS AND
~ Lamps, Of Eessex and Grand Streets April H.
ls-CorporationN otceSealed proposals will be received
Monday oath inst a. ~ o'clock NJ for cleaning the streets
anu a aga er n py ~ M ~ wG,a
payment will be retained to the ordinances
Common Council and half of the half monthly pay will DO
forfeited by to clean the district for period
week snger be obtained the
station houses and at this Office.
GEORGE G. CLASIER
Commissioner Of Streets and Lamps,
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following rsso etiens have been presented board
sss:sd FsIi place !na rdsa
Robinson street to the width q Park place All
~ftlns nndorssusd Il lis ONCE on or
'. Gs e. 1ssa Day gA tgr Furry Stree.
CTREET DEPARIMENT, NO. HALL OF REcoRDs.-
P.s notice l. hereby given that the folio
grad: and flag w.s I'D. Of Gosrss street from No
ss:
&c 70 sas Of and
from No 9 !. s.t1sr street
ssI.;s s% No 3 Lev. .s.sss s.' @a:s
Ter and q. Of Bay..s and Orange
:..sss ana IL IsSsIy q. fsiioxss p;s
tween B,e.dTay and Sixth All persons
writing q undsrsned at bis ONCE, before
sApr ri; p is5H JAMES FUREY stree. Commissioner
Ell q .s ss
saturday April isS to ,ss.lass grade set surs an3
p:v' Sc on
;S spsii Clerk si 81 sSsET Stree. Commissioner
CTRERT DEPARTMENT NO. HALL OF RECORDS
Public notice sssn that the gsi.i0n
late and flag south side Of Thirty street between Mad
and Fifth to and grade Seventy second
street. between Fifth and Sixth avenues to regulate Pave
curb and gutter and nag Thirty and Thirty second
and pumpn Hath street near southwest corner Of Frat
to lay crosswak in front Of church In Twenty
street between Sixth and Seventh avenues TO open Sixty
seventh street between Eighth and Hudson river
to Eighty street. between Fifth and East
river 20 regulate and grade Fifty fifth street between
and Eighth avenuc TO grade and set curb and
ter in Manhattan street between Hudson river aud 12th
street. TO fence vacant lots between Thirty ninth and Forty
first streets, and Fourth and Fifth avenues All persons
having objections thereto resuestedto
tefore the 2lst day Of Apr next.
April II, 1854. JAMES FURRY, Street Commissioner.
CTREET DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF RECORDS.
~ Sealed proposals. will be received this Office III
Thursday th April mat 70 lay crosswalks At the inter
eighth Forty ninth fifeth streets
vacant lots south side Of Thirty Sixth
nro flag sidewalks Of Thirty third street bot cen
and Tenth avenues Specifications TO be had application
April H. 1874 JAMES FUREY, Street Com mi ssioneer
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CORPORATION NOTICE. PUBLIC NOTICE is
" hereby given to the occupant
pants Of an houses lots improved unimprved lands
affected thereby that the following have been
completed by the and lodged in the office Of
the Bureau Of Assessments for by all
viz For extending the in from
Thirteenth to through Fourteenth to tho East
river The limits embraced by such include all
the houses and lots Of ground lots
and parcels Of land situated both sides Of Fourth Fifth
sixth seventh Eighth and Ninth streets between Bowery
and Third avepue) and ID; both sides of Tenth
Eleventh. Twelfth and Thirteenth streets between sacond
and D. both sides Of Fourteenth street
Second East both sides of
D. halfway between Thirteenth and Fifteenth streets
side of Dry dock street from Tenth Thirteenth
street; on both sides Of avenue b and Frat avenue
between Third and Fifteenth streets side of Second
avenue from Third to Fifteenth street. west side of
Second between Third Tenth streets; boh
sides of Hall street. from Sixth to Seventh street,
south side of Stuyvesant street from Ninth street.
side of Third and Bowey between Third
Ninth streets All persons whose interests affected by
the above named and who to the
either of Them requested to their OBJ
jections in writing to the undersigned at their Office No
Hall of Records within thirty days from the date of this
notice. WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES ]. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES MCNEIL, }
Office Bureau Of Assessments Street Department April
H. 1854.
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wv YORK AND ALABAMA STEAMSHIP COMPA-
ny carrying the United States mai-For Mobile stop
rBA, r. W. shufeldt, commander, will sail for the
ports Tuesday April 25 At IL o'clock precisely,
for New Orleans. Passengers for Havana must pro-
passports before leaving port For freght or passage
N.B.-Ths Black Warrior, J. D. Bullock command.
Ill succeed the Cahawba, and sail May 9th.
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NIATRISoGY MADE EASY OR HOW TO WIN A
1l lover Professor Lawton BOSTON formerly Of London
will send TO address, receipt OF dollar postpaid
plain directions ladies and gentlemen to win the
devoted affections Of many Of the opposite sex 40 their
hearts desire Tho simple but capt.
yatnz a be married irrespective OF age appear
position and last though not least IL be
with such and deioacy that detection limos
sihe Address Professo; Lavton Boston, has No letters
taken from .bs post o.oe unless The postage Is psa
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s. MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.-FOR NEW Or
leans via Havana.-On Wednesday April IL. the we'll
n and favorite steamship EMPIRE CITY, Captain II.
e This has been thoroughly overhauled, and
cd with new boilers new cabins and furniture,
is now in every respect In the most complete order.
siil sail April 18th, at p NJ. from Warren street
Rates Of passage to Havana and New Orleans -
room berth 800; second cabin berth, $50; steerage
and found. s. Passage can now be secured at the
per cubic foot; will be received on the sth instant
shed with blank bills OF ading of the form Issued by
company application at their once; other form
ned and bills Of lading will be signed after the hour
ling For freight passage apply the flee Of the
s'' NJ O. ROBERTS
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RE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS LINE TO CALL
fornia.-Tho Steamship NORTH STAR will leave New
the 9th May, to connect with the Unole Sam. A
ed number Of tickets will be sold at the following rates
,ied for before April 2o;.Cabin $50; steerase, $40
J. N B.--Passengers came through in these steamers
oruary in twenty-five days and sixteen hours.
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HROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT-TO CON-
~ tractors-Sealed proposals, endorsed Proposal for
in Hester street. Will be received at the once Of the
Croton Aqueduct Department until Monday the 2th day
Of April 1854 at Y o'clock NJ At which hour the bids will
basins and cuverts in Hester street. from
street to Mott street being In length about $50 feet The
plan of the work may be and specific atons obtained
application at this Office.
ELIAS L. SMITH, J c.,... A.,..
A. w. CRAVEN, o'Slu'
New York, Aprl L. 1854.
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R SAVANNAH AND FLoRIDA-UNITEp STATES
Mail Iino.-The new and splendid steamship KNOX
LIE, c. d. Ludlow, will leave Wednesday, April H.
O'clock r. NJ, from her pier No. North river. Apply
SAMUEL L. MITCHELL Is Broadway.
q Florida, N. s. Woodruff, will leave Saturday
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R SAVANNAH AND FLORIDA-UNITED STATES
Mail Lne.-The new and splendid steamship KNOX
LIE, c. D. Ludlow will leave Saturday 10Th April,
O'Clock p. NJ. from her pier No. North river Apply
SAMUEL L. MITCHELL, ID Broadway.
o Alabama, George r. Schcnck. win leave Wednes-
18TH April Through tickets from New York to Jack
lilo. GSf: Pilatka $3S
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HOTELS.
JNAsTERN EXCHANGE HOT Ri. a3 SECOND AVENUE,
II Twenty shird street; families obtain handsome
suits Of with boayd Furnished not with
and bathrooms also single for
able terms. L. BLhKEIOCK
NOTICE-RICHy0ND hill HOTEL STATEN
IN Isaad N.Y. will open for the May
Charges OF the hotsl ~ eek; other
~ horses Sd separate titnE rooms, from ~
Particulars OF !, w. Dene net Esd No. Wall street
]. Il. KELLETT, Proprietor.
TIVE AMERICAN HOTEL, AT BABYLON. LONG
Island the well Known estatlshmcnt formerly kept bJ
Charles Snedker deceased Tho furniture together With
the good will Of hoEae. for sale further In
quire the premises.
| TnE P0RT RICHMOND HOTEL Ar PORT RICH
uQnd g. has bcen leased, and Ia now being nhcd
and Will DO ready for tho Of and
ranfcnt boArders BY the 10Th Of April Early application
| Is requested.
| yLrAvERLEY HOUSE. cn BROADWAY, CORNER or
w Fourth street on u European plan rcsms for "a
mes o. sins'n gentlemen; by JOHN T. MOORE formerly
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HROT0N AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT-T0 CON
" tractora-Seaed proposals endorsed Proposal for
Ryington street will be received the office
Croton Aqueduct Department until Monday the
teenth day Of April 1854 at p O'Clock, NJ At which hour
the will be opened to build sewer with the
receiving basins and ouverts in Rving ION street from
Sheriff to Clinton street. being in length about $50 feet
The plan Of the may and specifications
tanned, ON application at this ofhoe
ELIAS l. SMITH J Crotor
THEO. r. DE FORREST, Aqueduct
A. w. CRAVEN, y Board.
ynrb Anvil
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ASTROLOGY.

MRS. LADOMUs, 20S CANAL STREET. CONTINUES
M to tell past present and future events likewise love
urtsbip and marriage. She will also mako love mutual
parties where 1t does exist She will also
thief restore stolen property Ago temperament told
nothing,
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R sAvANNAH-FARE RHDUCED-THE NEW AND
splendid side wheel steamship GEORGIA, Capt, J. J.
in. Jr, carrying the United States mail, will leave
ck A. NJ from the wharf above Vine street. In speed
strength and every for the comfort and
from Philadelphia. 80; stesrage &s The Keystone
'hiladeiphia. Hsron Martin, SIX North wharvss; in
r. T.,
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r. VIRGINIA CAROLINA, GEORGIA, &C.-THE
United States mail steamship ROANOKE, Captain
x says sr u N S1o liver On ARI
d. Time to Norfolk about twentyfour hours Pas
ers arriving there take the Seaboard and Roanoke
Wilmington and Manchester Railroads to Augusta Alta
Charleston. AZ. PaHsgs and fare to Norfolk ST to
1T apply on board, and for passage to
LUDLAM PfEASANTS, SO Broadway.
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TgROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT, MARCH3 1884,
" Public notice s hereby given that by sct Of the
gslature passed at the special session July 90 1883
charge of per added the frat day Of
April next AL unpaid water rents making, with the
shArRes previously added by law twenty-five
sob amount unpaid and that the said rents neladins
Esuing the property which said rent remains unpaid
S the Clerk Of Arrears pursuant ths
,rov;sions Of the aot above mentioned.
l., RMTTH
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United states Mail line The new and fast going steam
AHEs ADGER win leave pier No :, North river on
on board whore all bills Of Ading will Sc signed and
;asnge 1t the once Of sP0F FORD, TLEST0N Co.
roadway. thorough tickets to Florida % follows To
ssonville, eS1; TO Pnatka, SS3.
0OPFOR sALE.-THE sLoOP JOHN L. FRANKLIN,
orty I'VE tons burthen well found suit OF sails and
able for market boat grain vessel She lies ut Flush
L. l.. at which place apply Of Capt. T. SANDS.
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MRS TLEURY. FROM PARIS. WHOSE RELATIONS
M prophesied Napoleon L. Is the celebrated and frat
OF the to foretl future events and
certain. No. 81 Chrystio street. first story.
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EXPRESS AGENCIES,

TOREIGE ExPRESs.-RDwARDs, SANFORD 4 co.
respectfully that they prepared to for
packages from New York to Liverpool London
and all parts Of England Ireland and Scotland twice
week. to HAvre Paris Bremen, Hamburg Frankfort and
all parts Of tho European continent week. to Mel
bourne Port Philip Sidney and all parts Of Australia Van
Diemans Land and New Zealand BY every vessel sailing
hence from England those pac and to Canton Hong
Kong Shangba Calcutta Madras Bombay and other
OF East Indies and China every two weeks Oce
No. 80 Broadway.
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MATRIMONIAL.


A YOUNG MAN, IN GOOD CIRCUMSTANCES, rs
IN DESTROYS OF uniting himself in matrmony with young
lady good character education and
he certainly the two first Of these
Address Nathaniel L. Thor nton, Herald Office.
WIFE WANTED-DY A BACHELOR, WHO rs
~ neither cid nor Ugly The indispensable requisites
good health good temper and American birth Money
not object Religious nclinations and knowledge Of
music preferred. Address Egerton, Herald ONCE.
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CIoToN AQUEDyCT DEPARTMENT..To CON
~ tractors-Sealed proposals, endorsed Proposal for
sewer Rutgers street, win be received the
Croton Aqueduct Department, until Monday April H. 1854
build sever with the receiving basins and cul
street being In length about The plan Of the
work may be seen and specific atons obtained appoa
A'A y 'A'' '''''' THEo & De FOREST. Asuedaot
A. w. CRAVEN, Board
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MADAME MORROW IS. WITHOUT ExcxPrron. THE
l most wonderful astroogst IN the world thathss
syer been known shs viii tell pass prsssa aad feu.
friends which has astonished during her
furops She IL seventh dauehtsr Of seventh dsughte
h wonderful science 20 tell their very sho1ehts s<
will happy pairs together who will all
tbs greatest happiness Of matrimonial bias She do
ssdsns of ns OF astrologes reachnsba,k for centuries
ana her predictions truly Astonishing all visit
her All Who hsys Less disappointed elsevher: and .hoa
depend upon advice founded the sssrus psnopi
ofnAgicsl ssisnss 70 Become street. bstgssa GAHnAg
a,A C5iuns Gsntisnsa act sIrittss-
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

.nDEN AND AMBOf RAILROAD ~ fHILADM
4. aad 3P. y: Accountability line q 4. n, b
s .n csmSsc 81 klpps ss
Potter 70 Amboy, thsnss direct " Camden sy esss
h9h In ave hours fare ..
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(yORPORATION NOTICE.-PROPOSALS FOR LAMP
~ postsProposas will DO received by the Commissioner
OF Streets and Lamps at his Office, of Essex and
Grand streets until Il o'clock M Friday 2st April for
furnishing the Corporation Of the city OF New York with
lamp posts 70 De east In three pieces from pig
ohouse 10 Mercer street The posts be furnished
times and in such quantities the Superintendent of
Lamps and Gas may direct with the right reject any
so many may be imperfect unsound Blank estimates
can be procured at the office Of the Commissioner,
GEO. G. GLASlER, Com. Streets and Lamps.
Anrl Ill lSI4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-12

NRoToN AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT TO CON-
" traetors-Sealed proposals, endorsed Proposal for
Sewer in Fortyeghh street viii be received at the Oce
Of the Croton Aqueduct Department until Monday 18th
win DO opened 70 build with tho receiving
the betwoen Eighth and Ninth avenues being
In length about $50 feet The plan OF the work be
4 a f. dsifAs A''''.'' Board
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-12

4 MELBOURNE, AUsTRALIA-IMPORTANT TO
shippers.I;The clipper ship NIGHTINGALE, now At
already on board, and win have quick despatch
Nightingale is not only the sharpest ship in pert but Is
insSres az the lowest rates She is fitted with Emer
yentilators in both holds and carries no lumber or
Their article that injure freight For freight
ge, having elegant Accommodations, apply only to
r. W. CAMERON, li6 Wall street.