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MATRIMONY.

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MATRIMONIAL OFFICE, 80 GREAT JONES sTRF1T
M corner Of the Bowery-Thoso wishing to form mat,
monial alliance will find to their advantage BY csns on
matrimonial register whereby lady or eentlemrn
TO themselves partner for without resortrs *
the unpleasant alternative Of advertising to tbe,r
wishes Parties must send real name,
reference circumstances requisites &c which will he
changed Everything concerning letters or inteyvevs
strictly CONFIDENTLY Ierms-Gents -; ladies nothiae
ITO THE UNMARRIED
Rondouts fame the world peryades
The press his triumph tells
ma from the North, South, East and West,
Inc note Oh glory swells.
Professor Rondout, o. New York formerly Of Sweden
ne nss been the means Of bringing about thousands Of
naRpy marriages. will send address receipt one
post paid plain directions TO enable ladies gen
Yemen 70 win the devoted Affection, Of many Of theop
pose sex - they may desire The process simple but
appearance positions aad last Though least IL csI
be arranged with the utmost ease aud dceaey Address
Professor Rondout New York oisg post paid N D-Thh
ne humbug but Of the gre6te sciences The vori
ever produced Nch thousands OF ladies and gentosn
the cay New York Attest No viii ever rerrsx
the price paid for such an invaluable secret
WANTED-A wlFE.-A YOUNG GENTLEMAN HAY
w ing comPeteney, u stranger In tho efSyJ Whps
limited female acquaintance compets him rssofx 10 -
method desires TO meet with agreeable intekssas
young lady beauty Of face net indaspsasibe Nd
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EXPRESS AGENCIES.

EUROPEAN EXPRESS OF THE OCEAN PARCELS
~ Delivery Company, Of Londor-Establishcd lSf2-
This ia tho only that las facilities for for
wardng with mail speed parcels to town in Europe,
Asia and Africa Parcels forwarded from New York
10 all parts Of Europe by steamer fixed rate Of
charges has boen established according TO size and weight
which be had at this office. Pareeis be prepaid
every the Eastern continent Office Not Nassau
street. O.. w. FIELD, Manager
N B-Next expresses by the Asia, Wednesday tho I'd,
and by the Washington Saturday the 18th closing az A.
NJ. the day Of sailing.
INOREIGN EXPRESS.-EDWARDS, SANFORD co.
respectfully announce that they prepared 20 for
packages from New York to Liverpool London
all parts of England, ireland and Scotland twice
week TO Hayre Paris, Bremen Hamburg Frankfort and
Of the European continent week; Mel
bourne Port Phillip, Sidney and all parts of Australia Van
Die Land and New Zealand every vessel sailing
England TO those places and to Canton Hong
Kong shanghai Calcutta Madras Bombay and other parts
the East Indies and China every two weeks Once,
No. 81 Broadway.
N1OTICF.-KlNSLEY 4 CO.'S EXPRESS FOR BOS-
IN and the East via Newport and Fall River, will
leave office No Wall street. corner Of broadway, TO
South at u to4.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is
hereby given TO the occupant or oc
Of all houses and lots improved or unimprovod
ands thereby that the following have
completed by the Assessors and are lodged In she
once tho Bureau Of Assessments for by all
persons interested viz in Battery place from
Washington West street The limits embraced BY such
Vacants lots pieces and parcels Of land situated on both
des Of Battery place, from Washington to West street
whose interests ncted by the above
and who are opposed 20 the same or either Of
,hem requested their objections IN wrtns
10 the undersigned, at their ohce No Hall Of Records,
sitbin thirty days from the date Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE Assessors
CHARLES McNIELL,
once Bureau Of Assessments Street Department March
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GTREET DEPARTMENT, NO HALL OF RECORDS
- Public notice IL hereby given that the following
tons have been presented in the Board Of
Thirty ninth street between Eighth and Ninth
flag walks in front Of vacant lots in Twont third
between Seventh and Eighth avcnues to fence
lots in Nineteenth street. tetween First and Second
that Thirty seventh street between Second
and East river and First between Thirty
and Thirty streets be regulated and curb and gut
widen Cliff street. between Beckman and Ferry
Cliff from John TO Beekman street thence running
northc atery, in straight line with the present
the No. 81 Cliff street. until the present line
Cliff street. to flag south side of Seventeenth street.
tween First avenue and avenue Al to lay erosswak In
front Of s6 Chambers street. to grade Gansevoort
from West street to Thirteenth All persons
eted having objections thereto present
them In writing to the undersigned at his oce on or be-
fore the 9th day Of March inst.
JAS. FuREY, Commissioner Of Streets.
New York. March IL. 1854
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STREET DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF RECORDS.
Sealed proposals will be received at this oice until
Friday March inst .To regulate and grade Nnetieth
Thirty street between Tenth and Eleventh
To build bulkhead from West street to Thirteenth
and riprap wall and bulk iead Mt ManhattAnv
North river Specifications to be Lad application TO the
contra ct clerk Of this Department.
March ~, 1854 JAS. FUREY, street Commissioner.
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OEOTON AQUEDUCT DRPARTMgNT-rO CON
~ tractors-Seasd proposals. endorsed Proposals. for
sewer in Bsysrd street will be oo Of the
Croton Aqueduct Departments until Monday the 9th av Of
March 1884 - II at which hour the bids viii be
70 build sever with the necessary receiving basins and
cuvets In Bayard street. from the Boworv
point about nfs feet ws.sssly from Chryse
ength about 5 feet The plan work NAV he scen
and obtained on application 1t this once
A sHsS dS4Ei Essansr, c.essn A,...ss. Board
Nav York. March III. lSS4
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ION NorICE-PUBLIc NOTICE

CORPORATION NOTICE-PUBLIC NOTICE is
u hereby given the occupant or occu
pants OF ali lots improved unmproved lands
s6ected thereby that following have been
sompeted Assessors and are lodged in the office Of
me bureau examination by all persons
Interested vsFor regulating and paving Thirty nth
street. between First and Third The limits en-.
braced include all tho several houses
and lots ground lots pieces and parcels Of land
situated both sides Thirty fifth street. betweon First
and Third avenues persons who interests affected
By the above named and who arc opposed to
objections writing to the undersgned at their oice
No. Hall Records within thirty days from the date Of
this notice. WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES MCNEIL,
Once Bureau Of Assessments. Street Department March
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CORPORATION NOTICE-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
hereby given that petitions have been presented in the
Board Of for the OF sewers in the
the following named Streets to wit Fifteenth street. be-
tween Seventh and Eighth Forty street.
Eighth Ninth Hamersley street from
Houston street to Hudson river All interested in
the above and having objections thereto requested
the in writing the Contract Clerk at th
once, before Wednesday, March 2 1854
hES isREHs A'''s's' Board
New York March III, 1854
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CTREET DEPARTMENT, NO. 4 HALL OF RECORDS
- Sealed proposals will be received at this office un til
Saturday March 30 1854 at l2s o'clock T. NJ to rebuild
the inner Of pier A. foot of Charlton
river TO rebuild inner part Of pier No A. foot King
North river to regulate pave and flag feet walks in
Thirty fifth street. between Ninth and Tenth avenues
raise and sloofrom foot Of s street. North river
Specific atoms to he had spplca the
Clerk Of this Department.
March If. lSS4 las EuREY Strait Com saonnr
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WILLIAM s; MELLoR, Acknowledgment
wv HOUGHT0N 4 MELLOR will sell to morrow, Thurs
day Mt 10 o'clock, at "a Sixth avenue good
of househoid furniture oevery rption richly
carved rosewood parior suit covered in brocatee
wood marble top centre table pier and side tables mao
gany marble top bureaus and washstands mahogany wal
nut and oak extension dining tables and spring
parlor chairs seat do mahogany SOFAS lounges
chamber suits crockery and china fancy articles
carpets &c. Also fine walnut Gothic bedsteads with
and washands to match with the
found in furniture warehouse Sale positive
gard TO the weather Cash deposits required and
article must be taken Immediately from the premises
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HOTELS.

(OOPER HOUSE, BROADWAY, NEAR THE BROAD
" way theatre Our Canadian fre ads visiting the states
this will find the to their wants and
comforts last We shall ondeavOr furnish them
good English dinner combined with In the
French style Dinner at and geieok Beard - per day
HRAMERCY HOUSE, 9oe BRoADwAY-THIS HOTEL
" not to he surpassed for the fine and Handsomely
lifted apartments has The proprietor furnish
ed suits Of FOR families and single gentle
with without board which DO had q moderAts
prices l.. DONALD.
NEW HOTEL.-CAPTAIN EoLDRRDGE HAS JUST
IN opened hotel the European pan the
Broadway and Eighth street The well arranged
and comfortably (and them beautifully furnished
They 0btanable in suits for families sngy for indi
vdu Captain Holdredge has had experience Of
IN the business in which he has ded popula
ty and unconstitutional of Commerce. Single rooms from
81 10 TO - per week suits from y to So
CARATOGA SPRINGS. -TuB LARGE SUMNER
- boarding house, known as Washington Hall, Will bs
open lst Of May. j. w. MASON
lie tho largest airy and sonmodous house In Ia.
situated In the Immediate vicinity thu
Captain Generals and Intenden palaces tho cathedral
scpubre Of Columbus Piazza de Anss house aud
quay; also the Alameda Pnsep And Tacon theatres
clerk visits tho steamers to facilitate tho landing Of
xers and baggage. MRS. RAYMOND, ProprietPess.
TINION HOUSE. OPPOSITE UNION RAILROAD DE.
~ pot Albany street, Troy, y. f,-This house will be
open tho public about tho I'D March The house is
and lifted with all the modern and
furnished superior The proprietor would be
ling public who may favor him with call
J. ". SIEARES, Proprietor.
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NKOTUN AQUEDUCT DEFAKTNENT.-TO IUN-
~ traetor.ssaled proposals endorsed "Propasal for
In Broadway will be received at the Office OF the
Croon Aqueduet Department until Monday the Sd day Of
April 1854 At IL O'Clock M at which hour the bids will be
opened to build with the necessary receiving ba
sins and ouyerts in Broadva from .h: sewer in Twenty
fifth street. being in length about 2 feet The plan Of the
work may be SEEN and specifications obtained appoa
tion at this ONCE.
sH e oSi 81 ssShrsr ''''' Ss as;i'''''
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

A FULL FILE OF THE MORNING EDITION OF THE
IA Daily HeraId for 1852 and 1883 be had cheap IL
applied for soon, at 81 Lspcnard street.
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CORPORATION NOrICE-MAsURE, MASURE-phR-
" desirous Of procuring street and willing
70 the from the city immediately obtain
terms application TO the City Inspector
1T the once, No. 8 Centre street, stairs.
THOMAS X. DOWNING, City Inspector
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HOBDEN's RUSSIA AND THE EASTERN QUESTION
~ with Intro ducton by American citizen timely
book Just pasllshed by JOHN p. JRWETT CO., Corn.
hill Boston. Price Is cents
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CROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENTAL CON.
" tractors Sealed proposals. endorsed Proposed for
In Thirty third street, will be received
the Croton Aqueduct Department until Monday goth
day March li At u O'clock M at which honr the bids
e.ns and suiysrts IN third street from 6
ngon avenue being in length feet The plan OF
he work be seen, and specifications obtained on app
sation at this Office.
ELIAS L. SMITH l
THEO. r. DEFOREsT. JCroton Aqueduct
A. w. CRAVEN. board
New York, March 10, 1854
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-
CTREBT DEPARThEkT-No. HALL OF RECORDS.
Public .ssos !. hereby ivsa following pe,i.
laid IN Broadway between Cana and Leonard streets To
ss .a Of II esr ss sas
non street. between Houston and stanton streets To
Brs.a.sy from 81 s
between Sixth and BroadEsy To lag four feet Of
walks q ninth street Tenth nus 70 hssssn
between Eighth and Ninth persons ints.essd
A.ns are IL ss 20 e o. before hs
IN s. ss Z, 49, JAS FUREY street. c.mni..ie..r
CrRxRT DEPARTMENT, NO 4HALL OF RECORDS,
s:s:s ps:y i n.rs b n sss,i.sf
,1eAyAtns the alp between piers and East river SRse,
s :: BE T. IL
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL DE RECEIVED AT THE
= CenP,ro.rs once, No Hall Of Records until Mon
day. April 1884 at o'clock M whom the Same will be
Of
YsIh q she year 1858 authorized BY an act Of the Lssss
che Common COUNSEL th city, approved By shs H.yos
M and w na ~ Sc
800 each share will bear Of par
Per S s t., ay % sa
sails will state ths number Of shares desired and the price
wns.s proposal shall viii he rsanred 70 pay os
stock awarded to him or them within three after
sealed up and dlrssied ! PrSpossi Tor Pubic
Education Stock lind the proposals thus up
directed 5.a a IVES wEsf 1sRsisI.i Mayor
+. \. T!LLOu, Recorder.
fw KDMoN6si chamSeilaln.
WM CHAUMCEY Chm r Com 3D. AID,
Commissioners Of Sinking Yand
Finance Department, New York. March 49, 1854.
CTREET DEPARTMENT NO. HALL OF RECORDS
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HENRY ii. LEEDS, NORTHUMBERLAND SALE
IL Of first class cabinet furniture all made for private
sale, at the well known establishment Of Mr. @. r. Well
from business-HENRY H LEEDS CO. will sell by aue
tcn the above extensive the entire valuable
stock contained therein 10 the highest bidder Tuesday
2lt and Wednesday, 22d March, at 10Y o'clock each day
comprising description Of cabinet furniture in
bureaus dressing do, cha rich carved centre tables
bookcases seereares bedtead rosewood parlor suites
covered in crimson and other silk brocatelle do in
lin room furniture in Of the best make dining room
Of bedroom furniture all of modern STYLE and
ranted In respect Dealers hotel proprietors and
private families invited examine this stock 1t will
afford opportunity TO obtain good furniture Sale with
out the premises let and must be given
Can be at time before sale Also at future day
(which due notice will be given all the materials
wood mahogany oak satin wood black walnut and pine
panks boards and Also eurled hair glue work
benches, tools &c. &c.
III BLACKMAN, AUCTIoNEER, WILL SELL THIS
L. day, wednesday, at 1Oa O'Clock A. M at the commits
sion store of VIM Parker Co., 122 Grand street,
Broadway lot Of fancy goods cutlery gentlemens fur
nishng goods chest scale butcher knives
&c also clothes presses closets tables and second hand
furniture.
TOHN L. vANDEwATER, AUCTIONEER.-By VAN.
81 DEWATER TURNER. Thursday, March 81 at TO-
o'clock at l0 Harrison street. between Henry and Hicks
streets Brooklyn assortment OF household furni
cooking Deposits will be required from every
purchaser.
TOHN L. vANDEwATER, AUCTIONEER.-BY VAN
e DEWATER TURNER this day, Wednesday, March
- at l o'clock at the salesroom No 16 Nassau street
100 Shanghai Chtagong and Cochin China
fowls variety thorough bred and from the best
stock Catalogues with full descriptions, ready
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SNANIEL d. NASH. AUCTIONEER. = NoTICE-BY
virtue of chsttel mortgage will expose for sale
pnbic vendue Wesnesday the 22d day Of March instant
sc o'clock In tho forenocl at the foot Tenth
East river the halls OF two steamboats,.
FREDiKI,. yULTE. Attorne y for Mortgages.
Dated New York March 10Th, lsJi
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ITO THE UNMARRIED
Il Rondouts fame the world peryades
The press his triumph tells,
And from the North, soush, East and West,

WANTEp-A wlFE.-A YOUNG GENTLEMAN, HAv.
w ing competency, u stranger In tho efSyJ Whcnr
limited female seqaantasce corpefs him rsso 70 m
method desires TO meet With Aresabe
young lady o. beauty OF FACE indAspsasble Ad
dser Morton, Herald once All eomm uniSNtona s1rteSkn
copfdVntiAL ssss'1
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CTREET DEPARTMENT, NO. 4 HALL OF RECORDS
- Public notice IL hereby given that the following resou
tons have been presented in the board Of Ccuncimon
front of vacant lots the side
place. between Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets To set
and gutter and flag the west side OF Elizabeth street
No 75 to No 90 To add fifty feet the and
extend Elm street from Reade to Chambers street 10
flag south side Of Third
nue. and Rutherford place. To fence lots on the
southwesery Seventeenth and
place To dag sidewalks Of Third avenue
seventh and Fortoth streets and relay hags where
say TO set eurb quite, and nag the east walk Of Mott
south side Of Sixteenth street. between Third evouue and
Rutherford place All persons Interested having ob
thereto requested to present them in writing TO the
at his Office before the 2fth day 81 March
instant. JAMES TUREY, Street Commissioner.
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III II. LUDLOW, AUCTI0NEER.-GENTEEL house.
~. hold furniture.E H. LUDLOW will sell ut auction
on Wednesday March e. at 1919 o'clock at No. SO Bond
street the entire furniture contained in said house.
part Of arge pier and nsntel glasses rosewood
marble tops walnut Goethe bsokcase extr
mon dining table mahogany wardrobc bedsteads bureaus
BRUSSELS AID ingram carpets eilce &C. together with
an assortment Of kitchen furniture With which the
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CTREET DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF RECORDS
y Scaled proposals. will be received at this ofoe until
Monday March a. 1854 TO regulate regrsde and reset curb
and gutter stone in Third from Forty fourth to
Sixty street Specifications to be had application to
the Contract Clerk of this Department
JAMES FUREY, street Commissioner.
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If b. BUTLER, ACKNOWLEDGING ADMINS
M traitors sale Of grocery storeOn FRIDAY March ~
at M O'clock at liz Centre street Of franklin the
entire stock fixtures and unexpired term Of lease of the
of the late Louis Niesehag deceased consist
ing of assortment of liquors ale
teas coffee spices molasses candies butter
cheese lard &c Also furniture Sofa bedding chairs
looking glasses, carpet, stoves, &c. BY order OF
PETER b. SWEENY, Public Administrators
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by JOSEPH HEGEMAN, AUCyIONEER-sATURDAY
- March % at " o'clock, noon the premscs.
frame house with OF lease Of the
north side Of Baltic street. 04 feet inches
hia street between the South and Hamilton
Brooklyn. Sale positive-as the and occupant
about going West and will give possession in
Terms cash
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-DEPARTMENT OF RE-
~ pairs and supplies.-Mareh 49, lsI-To builders
will be received at the office Of the Com
missioner q Repairs and Supplies No. City Hall Dase
which time they will be opened in accordance with the
amended charter Of 1883 for the buding Of now market
the site Of Union Market sitnstsd At the june
Also the building of temporary sheds for the above
market The plans and specifications Of the work required
DONE and all information in regard thereto can be
had at the Office Of the Superintendent Of Public Buildings
"a Ludlow street. Blank estimates be had at either
Office BThe Commissions the right TO reject
Of the estimates If deemed for the interest OF the
Corporation. BARTHOLOMEW d; rUNDf.
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A YOUNG MAN. or REAL GOOD APPEARANCE
N and manners, Southerner by birth and education,
and real estate to the amount Of $35000
wishes form matrimonial alliance With some beautiful
young lady who would not object 10
south Money object Should this meet the of
they viii please address their aons which
strictly confidential TO the undersigned, At the
Broadway Post Office. A SOUTHERN PLANTER
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IMAM of the present. the ideal p Of the present the
actual sman) Of the futurs-Fannic Lee Townsend The
Monthly Jubilee for March published by association Of
the daughters and told dedcased to FREQ speech
inquiry discussion thought and opinion. dollar per
ysar, sack Members elk cents each Address Jay Dsa
bpger third volume, comprising bound numbers hast
year. over 800 pages and embodies science and
truth provoke the professional CmentaD classes
love towards e lsbcring hyscaD claess Of the hu
man RAGS" thln any other written work, except the
Bble issued. Pjce 81 90 Tor sale at the United
states Argus Once las Fulton street John CraEley J
Lewis H. Eplrec i hovery and the News once 0fAbbs
Yates 70 Ann street. Canvassers wanted
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N b. BUTLER AUCTIONEER.-PUBLIC ADMIN
III istrators sale-On Wednesday, March q at 10
MS b. Crawford Henry Burke, Samuel Whitmore, Thomas
Carr Ann Drage George Stroud aud other inesate
Sitting of furniture carpets beds and bedding male and
female clothing trunks chests tools books watches
trat