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GOLD BRACELETs-THEs SUBSCRIBER. OFFERS An
" Extensive assortment at less than usual roesPaia
band bracelets % 20 to So engraved gold bard brace
ts Sl2 fancy link gold bracelets sl2 70 So ssron
bracelets $50 to $50 scroll bracelets pearl settings ~ -
sv scroll bracelets, fancy settings $50 TO SIS bracelets
with Mosaic settings so TO S42 diamond bracelets 5 70
$500. GEO C. ALLEN. Importer.
Wholesale and retail No II Wall street second hoor nesr
Broadway
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BROADWAY MENAGERIE, a7 BROADWAY-OPEn
~ from 10 a. NJ to 10 z. M.-The BIGGEST GIANT ant
the SMALLEST DWARF earth 10 seen without sxtxs
charge. First week in America of
= KLOPSTOTY,
the Russian Giant eight feet high Also to
IhLLipUTiAN KING weighing less thaRsaix pounds Tbs
Menagerie includes ts living wild Beas0
ever opened New York Herr Desbac enters the ders
four times daily Admission Is oents children under ten
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cyTREEr IMPAIRMENT NO HALL OF RECORDS.
- Sealed proposals viii BE- received ~ this once antl
y: & az AR. fsasa Esa.sn
snd fas fsSR ~ q walks whsre not nov aAed torsya
street 20 nag the ddewaks % rourtssnth street. from
0o - Lh spssi6saens 70 be had applioatoa
~ the Contract ClsIk 81 this Department
-. !. 80 S0G1a yuR1y. rrsst csunAsasaS
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-PROPosALs FOR LAMP
posts-Proposas will be received by tho Commission
and Lamps 1t his once corner Of Essex and
the Corporation Of the Of New York with ave
lamp posts TO be cast in three pieces from pig
81 scrap iron after pattern post which DO 1T the
10 Mercer street The posts to tfurnished 2. such
Lamps and may direct with the right to reject any
% many be unsound Blank estimates
SAN be procured ct the once Of the Commissioner,
GEO. q. GLASIER, Com. Streets and Lamps.
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|VROTON AQUEDUCT DRPARTxENT-TO CONTRAC-
tors-Sealed' proposals. endorsed Proposal for
Forty sixth strect will be received at the once Of the
roton Aaucduct Department until Monday the 18th day
April 1854 stI2 O'CLOCK NJ At which hour the bid. win
IL opened build sewer with the necessary receiving
bssins and eulverts in Forty street sewer In
point about 80 feet west Of Ninth
and specncatons obtained application at this
|a''' !hES s ( 3 FOREST, cr''qSs . asr'du's
Mac e. 1884.
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|TyORP0RATI0N NOTICE. -PUBkC NOTICE IS
hereby givsn TO the owner owners occupant
Of M aad lots improved or unimPreysd lands
thereby that the assessments have been
completed By The and lodged In the once Of
khe Bureau o. for by all persons
nterested Va For extending the In c. from
hrtssntk 70 and through Fourteenth the
river The nits embraced by such include all
several hose: and lots q vaesnt lots
sIt6 Seventh Eighth and Ninth streets. between ewe
Eleventh. Twslh and Thrtesnth between second
avenue D. both sides Of rourtssnth street,
from Second avenue East rivers both sdss Of
Id hallway between Thirtssnth asd Fifteenth streets
west side Of Dry dock street from Isnth 70 Thirtsenth
street. both sides q avenue G. and firs. aysnus
between Third and fifteenth streets east aide Of Second
avsIus from Third to Ffcenth street. west aide Of
Second between Third and Tenth Streets on both
nides Hall street. from Sixth to Seventh street:
south aide Of stuyvssant street, from Ninth street
east side Of Third Bowy between Third and
Ninth streets All whose interests are affected ~
4he named assessments and who opposed 70 the
either Of them requested TO present their OBJ
jeetions In writing 70 the underssned At their ohse No
Hall Of Records within thirty days from the date Of this
notice, WILLIAM GAGE
CHARLES j. DODGE, ASSESSOR.
CHARLES MCNEIL,
Once, Bureau Of Assessments street Department April
H. 1854.
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yROT0N AQUEDUCT DRPARTMENT.-TO CON-
E. e na
rotor Aqusdast Department, until Monday, April H. 1854
ud sewer with the necessary recsving basins and cu
arts in Rutger. street from The East river 70 Division
on 81 this ofhce. ELIAS /. SMITH. y Croton
THEO. r. DE FORESE$ Agueduct
A. ". CRAVEN. } Board.
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IyR0TON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT. TO CON-
u tractors-Sealed proposals. endorsed Proposal for
Fewer Forty street w be received at the Once
the Croton Aqueduct Department until Monday 18th
|ay April 1884 ct II O'clock M at which hour the bids
iii be opened TO build sewer With the receiving
|ue to the crown between Eighth IND Ninth being
length about The plan of tho work may be SEEM
Ind obtained on application At this ofacs
A. w. CRAVEN.
New York, April 8, 1854
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nHrARynEET OF REPAIRS AND sUPPLins1
levns resolution. sealed proposals WIN Be- received q "a:
eity Hail. bs:s%sns, until Tus.a.y April u lss4 =.
With the amended Smarter Of s sr paving the
Factory street with granite bloch pavement the ms,es
sed And the work performed TO be the tba.
isid In tbe Bowery between Waller and Bsysrd
will state In their proposals thor price PER
perfoial square ysfd. -
rsoived Tbst the Of Repairs and Supplies
bs and he Ia hereby directed 70 advertise for proposals
aks with the lowest bidder pave The carriage
ay Of Perry street bstween Greenwich avenue sna fss
cory street with tho German granite BLOCK pavsment
similar that in the Bow bss.ssn Bsys sna Ws.s,
solss therefor bind themselves 70 pay one han d
Xdoptsd By the board Of Aldermen, October u lssa
Adopted By the Board OF Assstants Deeeniber IL bs3
Approved BY the Mayor, December -, l55A
The contractors will take all the risk OF cofeetnN one
an Of Of the above pavement from the person
,rning properly said the resolution presrte.
~ balance viii paid by the Commissioners of Repair
and suppie The names o. hs person. % can
GIN Be eivsn a. his once. No City Hal bassmsnh
Gon BARTHOLOMEW b. PuRDY,
Commissioner OF Repairs and Supplies
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ANEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIRECT-yIA
IN New Jersey Railroad, through In four hoursUnsst
lAndt street. ct seven. nine and eleven, NJ and al
fou' and haifpsss ave. ?. n TSre-s2 Is IN seven
e.s9 in :eyes from New Yo,k and osE from PAi..
eOmmodasion line leaves 81 twelve n. (at reduced
pgice0 from Cortlands street through In six hoSxa.
Eeden Wilmington, ana Charlesson the Above trans
Through bssass agents n the n.s and nvs sfni
lay b fsre Sh0 troen 19Syol.
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n1OTON AQUEDUCT DRPARTMENT-TO CON.
endorsed Proposal for
in Rvington street" will be received at the ONCE Of
Croton Aqueduct Department until Monday the seven
enth day Of April 1884, st IL o'clock, M ct which hour
bids viii b opened to build with the necessary
ceying basins and culverts In Riving street. from
er9 TO Clinton street. being in length about go feet
plan Of ths work be seen, and specifications OBJ
.ined. on application 1t this Office.
ELIAS SMITH, J Croton
THEO. r. DE FORREST, Aqueduct
A. W. CRAVEN, J Board.
nay ANril
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DURTON's.
ID Admissio

drs and second tier Of Boxes and rarqus cents
Uurehestra Chars Seventy five Cents Each
Reserved may be in the BOX once IN .hs
Doors open as7 lS + ssSiP e bs s'fI9eeh.
FIRST TINE IN AMERICA
From the Text T Sf shak,RsHse tho Comedy
When the play of THE TEMPEST was last performed in
Ddons and mrs :nsrs Of q Darsa
s Mes The words Of
originate illustrations will be attempted Of varouo
in this poetic and pi, Tpndsrful prodIssion.
TURE,
With for s1e rs nb tine N America ssssssns from
And Original Incidental Music by J. Cooke, ESQ., Musical
GORGEOUS SCENERY,
OF the most extensive and beautiful description
OF the celebrated Helgs embracing an attempt at
w PASoR ANA OF THE ENCHANTED ISLAND.
MASQUE OF MAGIC,
As performed by Prospero prtcs given for the FIRST
" NEW AND BEAUTIFUL DRESSES.
- W. As'''' SUPERNATURAL SUI 4kSlaFSfR EFFECTS,
Mechanical snd artistic changes by Messs Briggs Fou
Nl-'' ~ THE sPRITEs DANCE.
The Sea Nymphs and Reapers Dance and Groupings ar
Siis MHsi and hs
BY Mr. Cross: :
THE COMEDY
Produced under the direction OF Mr. Burton ma
All the Talent embodied in this popular company will
2shRg.TT Ri EHs4os
MR. JOHNSTON
MR. JORDAN,
MR.. FISHER,
Mr. MOORE
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RUCKLEY'S SERENADERS. CHINESE HALL. q
~ Broadway, near the Prescott House.
OPEN EYERY

OPEN EVERY NIGHT
The Oldest established and talented COMPANY In
istence being the first 20 introduce harmony Into Etho
plan the first to sing Operatio Choruss
perform Burlcsoue Operas &C. &c The manage hAs
the honor Of announcing that the Concerts COMPANY
viii still be conducted In its present fa styeul
without vulgartyn Time altcred-Concert TO
at ~ o'clock. Admission, Is cents.
On Wednesday evening, April l2th benefit Of E. Horn
Several new features on this occasion.
JAS. BUCKLEY 4 SONS. Propristors.
WHITES sERENADERs. AT. THE ST NICHOLAS
w Exhibition Room, 49o Broadway. three doors above
Broome street the block with the ST. Nicholas
Nose the oldest permanent company performing in
WHITES ORIGINAL AND INIMITABLE TROUPE or
SERENADEH
una r the direction and supervision Of Charles White
most respectfully that they will the
above place every evening until further notice. when they
VII honor Of introducing series Of their haste
light and laughabe enertainments consisting Of every
description OF Ethiopian representation.
Inc company twelve In number Of capable
perienced gentemon and for versatility Of stands
and mirthfu combination of Ethiopian eccentrictes
bning taste and gentity all being exclusively orixnal
winch has ever been received with
lied Tor continued Of quite eight New
this city. -
Doors open at Ga concert commences at ~ precisely
All performances to conclude before 10 O'Clock.
Admission, IS conts.
An afternoon performance will be given every Wednesday
children.
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()fflCE OF COMMISSIONER OF STREETS AND
PROPOSAL S bs Psoe1
Monday M inst at Il osses q NJ for oasuns e.:
sn bs rmospg TIE ashes garbage &C.
once IN the several .o GG nssE and at this
Commissioner OF Streets and Lamps.
PgBLIc NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
SS :ss ':ss
s First and . % in II he % f.
tenn Bsskpan street through the Park Park 10
ss 70 I'm
syns ct s TO
'.sTs e. i lssa day RuREY Stree. Commissioner
GREET DEPARTMENT NO. 4HALL OF RECORDS
istons have been int Board Of counomsn
the Delaney street the nsrhdse corner
q Levi: street 70 50 Lewis street Also west de
sIs Ne u 10 s.s side q a.nsn street.
No. Also from SS y N
ss e s :o PEI sr9sn
side tho corner Of Delaney street curb and gut
.s I'd. f sa
Bnyasd and Walker streets ase in Bayard street between
Dag four Walks of street. BEL
sss osssSs. a
yrtng to the underssnsd At his once on before the
sXp1 AZ y ISL j isa yuRxY, stree. comnlo..r
CrREET DEPARTMENT.. NO. HALL OF RECORDS
lions s1s Ss nGsss ssiSy s. %
:'ls r. t
sGs's s: ssss Ss r.
Il Ss sns
:1S ss
lS s:f''; ;a (; II; f t 4 S...
STREET DEPARTMENT, NO 4 HALL OF RECORDS.
Sealed proposals win be received .. this once until
!.
"sH r. Aass SuR
STREET DEPARTMENT NO. 4nALL OF RECORDS
Sealed RISgS;ss' w 30 ssDs,sd A. sai, u.s
Tx Ss Clerk 3 t ts' SSHsE7
CTREET DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF RECORDS
Public Notice hereby given thai the petitions
late Gag Of Thiryr street eewsen Mad
an %
curb and gutter and as Thirty and Thirty second
and punpn ath street near southwest corner Of First
Lay and Sn 70 %
seventh street between Eighth avenue and Hudson river
seventh and Eighth avenues grade and curb gut
street Thirty ninth and Forty
having pss
sent them in writing the undersigned at bis oce on or
'. &p IL fss DAY JAMES FTKEY Street
CTREET DEPARTMENT, NO HALL OF RECORDS
Sealed proposals will 30 received a. this once until
sssh Forty
and IGh s, & to be had on application
~ April APR IL isS JAMES TUREY Street Commissioner
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,ROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT.-TO CON
tractors-Sealed proposals, endorsed Proposals for
in Elm street, win BE- received at the oaace Of the
April 1854 ct u O'Clock NJ at which hour thA bids win
opened, to build sewer with the necessary receiving
rect point about 80 feet southery from Grand street,
Ing in length about sos feet Tho plan Of the work be
EN-. and Specifications obtained, on application at this
Zee. ELIAS y. SMITH, Croton
A. w. CRAVEN, } Board.
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OO1xFOFlATTOn nOrYCEs,

-~---~--~~->-
EXPLORATION N0TICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is
hereby given TO the owners occupant
N Of ALI houses and lots improved unimPreved lands
ted thereby that the following assessments have boon
plsted BY the Assessors and lodged in the once Of
Bureau Of Assessmenta, for examination by all persons
FIRST 10 the Fifth The limits embraced BY such
csfenta include all the several houses and lots Of
md vacant lots pieces and parcels Of land situated
sides q Fry fourth street from Fire. 70 Fifth ave
south from Fifty fourth street. both sides Lexing
avenue GOV feet inches north and south from Fifty
tn street. All peraons whose Interests Affected By
above named assessments and who opposed to the
or either OF them requested to present their OBJ
OF Rseords within thirty days from the date Of this
lee C MHIaHIAH 2 4bSnHbcr .....,,,
CHARLES MoNIHLL, y
nee Bureau Of Assessments Street Department March
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-rRArNS DALI
a from Chambers street for Albany and Troy
Express train A. MThrough in four hours connecting
with reaching BsaAle or Montreal At 10 o'clock sss
Mali train. A. N.-ThrougA way trains 81 II II. and
Pm.
EIprs. train $50 nis s,, train Px Yos ras.y
no A. n and Pm. Passengers taken AT ChamSerS
Canal Christopher Fourteenth, and Thrtyfrst strest
Sunday trains Canal street. ct ~ for AbaHJ
and Trey. stopping At Al way stations -
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AsTROLOGY.

6S O00 REWARD Is OFFERED TO ANY PER
pC.OOU son who surpass the wonderful scieulfo
Lady Madam Clifton, in the art Of Astrology Sheihe
ments marriages deaths losses lawsuits absent apds
she also any disease in its last STAGE Those
Wishing suit her had better call hef stay
nitsd Residences % Thompson street, between BroSms
snd Spring streets.
sTRoLOGY AND PHYsI0GNOMY.-THE CELE
Ii brated DR.. T. ShumAn, Swede by BIRTH can be con-
suited all events of fepast present and future. Ma
tvtes calculated for ladies and gentlemen his residence
10 IT'S Chambers street. near Greenwich
MRS LADoMUs, 2OS CANAL STREET, CONTINUES
M to tell past present and future events likewise love-
courtsf p and marriage She will also make love mutual
thief restore stolen property Age or temperament told
for nothing.
MRS. TLEURY, FROM PARIS, WHOSE RELATIONS
1 prophosied Napoleon the celebrated and first
Of the to forete future events true and
certain. No 81 Chryste street, first story.
MADAME MORROW Is, wITH0Uf INCEPTION, THE
M wonderful astrologst in the world, thashas
been knowp She will tell past present. ans futurs
svsnta and VIII show your future husband and sbssna
friends which has astonshsd during her Aye!sA
And vas born with natars gin By Invoking the powers
hsr science 10 tell their very thoughts aaA
the est hsPpiness Of matrimonial bliss. She d
ssnsss Of LAS Of astroegsrs reaching back fsr esntur
sod her Prsdios.o.. Are sy .stsaisSs Al that yiA
Who wish sSp.sdy narasH nay sau .oOn, aAd thsy mag
sfnaEies science 70 Broons stesst, bssWssa CGaneS
esd coisEb ], 0satsnss Ast adaisesS~
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NfATRlnoNiAL- Young GENTLEMAN, TWEEN.
m tyfs Of sge, wishes 70 into matrimonial
eonnetOn vita young lady whose docs not exceed
twenty Tie advertiser hAs lucrative business in good
snapg and Pleasing address and In wife he seeks
good alton pleading exterer sweet temper and some
money. Address ". N. J., broadway Poet Once.
xfArRIEoaY MADE EASY. OR now TO WIN
mi lover Lavton bostcn formerly Of London,
vii ssnd 70 aasrss. 90 receipt o. one dollar postpaid
Ssvossd 1sssons Of nasy a the opposite thsi
hsxrts nav aesrs The 70 30 snpiA bat % capt
vstsa1 tkNt psrrisd Irrespective % sSe, appear
o. p~sss last thoush rot least, a. can be ar
rs,sse With sseA sna dsese that ds,seeer
rAls AAdr~ss Prsfss<sr Lswtos Resor hass No lste
|. sshsa frsn ~ pact eoes Salss We postsSs Pee
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ROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT-TO CON-
tractors Sealed proposals., endorsed Proposals for
wer in Forsyth street will be received At the once Of
Of April 1884 At u O'Clock NJ At which hour the bid
be opened 70 build sewer with the necessary reoey.
anton street to point ssSgt 200 feet south q Houston
seem and obtained, application at
once. T THEo S Ssi FFoahEsr AS S5ssoa
A. w. CRAVEN, J Board.
Naw vovk Mapah n 1874
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TT s. NAIL LINE FOR CALIFORNIA, VIA ASPIN.
~ wall and Panama-Lowest prices, superior steamers
Extension Of tho Panama Railroad Arrangements for tho
sale this city Of tickets for the transit OF the Isthmus
forming The most agreeable and safe route through in sd
Company intend 20 despatch to Aspinwah Thursday
April 90 at o'clock p M from pier foot of Warren street.
the fast sailing steamship GEORGE LAW Capt. G. v.
Io1; s. Navy to connect at Panama with the Pacific
Nail Ste amshp Company's steamer JOHN L. STEPHENS,
Capt Pierson The extension OF railroad makes the
passage across the ItLmus In day
alteration that will induce all who value their health
comfort 70 select this route Mr. Hncey Gate forwader
Tor Adams Co ON the Ishmus has perfected his
Asinwsn 70 Panama Tickets can DO obtained for the
transit from J. w. Darlington, 81 Adams Co.'s SO Broad
way or III West strooa Tbs accommodations for pas
scnse.s o. all classes are unsurpassed and particular at
freight passage apply the once Of the companies 1T
West street, to G. A. WHITNEY.
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OFFICE OF COMMISSIONER OF STREETS AND
Lamps corner Of Essex and Grand streets April H.
io4-corporaton Notice-Seaed will be receiv
GO AZ the once OF the Commissioner Streets and Lamps
until Monday fth inst, at IL o'clock M cleaning
streets removing the ashes garbage &c specifications
Office GEO al CIASiER
COMMISSIONS Of Streets and Lamps.
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AAIUDHALUNIUs

AMOUMM1@A1Os
BROADWAY THEATRE-E A. MARSHALL, sOLB
Lsssee-Doors open at TO commence at III o. clock
Tuesday evening, April II. win be performed
EYADNE.
Srinnm. Miss ua Dean
King Of Naples. Mr.. Lanersan sancho. M Vincent
IIudoNeo. Mr. Pope Pedro. Mr.. barnard
spaiat5o: so,, mt. Walters Olivia. Mrs Maggie
THiEE GiovERNoR;s Wire Mss Price
Hiekory MI Davidge Hoiystone Mr. Whiting
Iee.y prisgs. Miss j Gougenheirn
WALLAcK's THEATRE. BROADWAY, NEAF
W Broome street.-Doors open at Il to commence At ~
O''aas evening FhssoN zS y P e RRi1tSEm'd
ROmapof. MI Lester EissSeti. Mrs. conwsy
JSsn Esyn9ds Fedora Stephens
''A A"e PESEIoP pi s. WEB - of'A''fA
Twill Mr. Brougham Uncks Mr.. Thompson
Tops. Mr. Ws ns Peneeps Mrs Brousham
PPSersress' MT Reynolds MaIgeTy Mrs Stephens
CHRlsrY's ORIGINAL NINsTRELs, NO az BROAD
wy, above Grand street Organised In lS2 The first
THE MODEL TRouPE OF THE WORLD,
Whose concerts in New York for succession OF eight
the annals Of amusement in this city.
r. p. CHRISTY,
The only individual the Of Chrsty engaged
former In Ethiopian The
comprises living who eontuted the bAnd
ut ts organization, Except George N. Hxrringtonl
ACAnDTho Christy Minstreis beg loave to inform
establishment IN this city elsewhere Admission Is
B. r. CHRIsTY, Manager and Proprietor.
Saturday next April Of j. simpson, Door
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prosnero The rh,fr nrto :, ME-. SS fhoSp &c Se.
Antonio his brother the usurpng Duke Mr Norton
Aionzo King OF Naples ........-.. Mr.. g. Andrews
Ferdinand SON to the King Of Naples M JONAH
Gonzao, an honest old Conn cillor Of MT Moore
;caI savage and defosmed slave. Mr. Burton
sstts;ssnano, adrunken butler Mr. Pacdc
Bostsw ain MT Leyere
Sstl1sEs Msssrs Paul Lawson. ac
Symphs and other sprits By Tstans Keepers. Water
Company
re -;s h.Tpy ,. sr,r;; Master PsrslSs
her rss here formerly Of the s,bop M
and pupil Of Mrs Segun,
Miranda, daughter Of Prospero Miss Raymond
Iris Mrs Hough Ceres. Mrs. c. d Hill
Previous to the comedy great overture To
Ruler Of the Spirits" The Storm Music from Hslsvey
I'm II ne psss Mrs. q ? Hill viii sing Come unto these
Cooke Where shs Bee isuoEs there Suck II By the
Scene the Enchanted isle with the storm.
driven chip panorama isle rapidly passes the ship
y 11s Il
isle with distant storm Aries and the magic
Act Scene fEs Isle at Sunrise Ariel descent and
rise Scene The Seashoreanother view Of the island
hy PrOspero. Scene Another new view the Island
Shore Scene Rocky Pass; Blasted Tree; Vampire
script Imps Dance the HAPPY appears Prospero sud
denly seen on the rocks above.
Msslse with and beautiful scenery the Clouds sur.
round the Cave the goddess Iris in tho Of
tss
Hushandry June Qneen Of Heaven arrives in masna-
sent a.Tn y b the Coral Fountain Of tho
xe, sIhs great sPenins q Prespero'. Cave exhibiting
the calm sea and royal vessel lacking in the bay.
No other piece will be played on this evening
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Public notice 10 hereby given that By act Of the
slature passed at the special session, July 20 1850 an
Al neat on al unpaid water rents making, with the
sdd .n s s psr Ssns
shass. are not paid before the arss fay Of Nay ns1
be TO The Clerk Of Arrears pursuant to the
,yidons Of the aet above mentioned.
ROTOR AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT.-TO con-
tractors Scaled proposals, endorsed Proposal for
Foryth viii be received at the ess Of the
April 1854 at u O'Clock NJ at which hour the bids win
opened to build sever with the nssessary receiving
anton street to point about 100 feet south Of Houston
being In length about 2 feet The plan Of the work
y be sesn and Specifications obtained application at
'A'' NV = jaS y iESShrsT ''''' B asS.'''
yA~w vark
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CORPORATION NOTrCE-sRALED PROPOSALS
WIN be received at the ofhos OF the Commissonsr Of
three thousand gas lamps said lamps subject TO
psotisn Of the Of Tampa deliverable at
place to be hereafter designated BY the SupsrAt
sk proposals viii b furnished nt The 0Ss q the Gem
HaoneI. GEO. q. GLASIEk,
Commissioner Of Streets and Lamps
department. Of Streets Lamps corner Of Essex and
and streets, April 8. 1854
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DEPORTATION NOTICE. PUBLIC NOTCH IS
hereby gven that petitions have In the
rd OF Councilmen the Of in the
owing named streets to.witin Twenty street.
Ninth avenue 32 fsetwest Of Ninth Maedcuyal
S1 n 20 Spsns re- asS He
nth sysnss and rws.tyfosrth street Al persons in
sted to present the same in writing TO the Contract
4. Of this once, before April l6 1884
!HHSs & 81 sehrsr, oE Ssssa: Aa''au''
roto. Auued.o 81 Ds UnA t April 1854.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-11

VT SNAIL STEAMSHIP CONPANY-rOR NEW OR
leans via Hsvaaa-On "Wednesday April u, the we'll
This steamer has been thoroughly ovsrhaued and
10 lifted with Boilers cabins and uituro
and Ia In every respect in the complete order
She will sail Aprn i2th, at p M from arren street
Rier. Rates Of passage to Havana and New Orleans
ssa.sroon berth go sssond cabin berth $50 steersEs
sompanyS oce Freight taken toNew Orleans forty
cent? cubic foot ni be received the 9Th Instant
specie only taken freight Havana Shippers will
furnished with blank bills Of sdng Of the form issued BY
signsd and bills Of ladng will be signed altar tho
OF SIZZLING For freight passage apply At the ooe Of the
~ nj o. ROBERTS.