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TRAVELLERs' GUIDE.

CAMDEN AND AMBOY RAILROAD TO PHILAD DEL
~ phi. from pier No North riyer,Two lines daily At
way places CAMDEN fare Esplsss lines w.
through in i've hours; fare g.
HARLEM RAILaoAD-INLAND RoUTE.-oN AND
II after Monday March q Sundays eseeptsd) for Alba
street accommodation train. A. w. stopping at william
Bridge and stations north Leaving Of White
ls:. ~ n sssass,iass SIss trains S:rts and %.ss
f f5s S @sse Plsns ss l.. s1I5
, " SfrAys i5a :tssGni nG1sh g .aS
p M stopping at all way stations; Fordham, at II p NJ
es q s., %
other places west and north Of Albany at the
rsrtR and Twenty Street sunday arrange
mentTrain will leave for Croton Fails and all sta
Pssensers BY sunday trains Viii received and land
Freight for Albany received daily until P NJ At the DE-
~ JOHN D. ELIOT Superintendent.
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-TRAINs DAILY
from chnmee.s ,reet Tor hleaP au and S Troy
with trains reaching Buffalo or Montreal at 10 o'clock
NAH train, "a. M.-Through way trains at 70 NJ and
pm.
Eme5ant vo Fer eaa Tar
Itpsie, 1904. and Up NJ Passengers taken at Cham
sunday trains from Canal street sszc r NJ for Albany
and Troy stopping e al S1y ,tsiisns surn,
NTIw YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIREcT-vIA
~ New Jerse! Railroad, through in four hours.-Uned
mail and line leave New York foot Of Cort
nnG Tarssa 'S Is seven and eleven
sm IS
snd ialfpast eve = ~ Accommodation line leaves az
ton Norfolk Weldon Wilmington and Charleston in the
ssSt e trains ony Ps With sssssss oo The
Ferry atsesn minutes bsiars tRs train leaves ''' "
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EDUCATION.

SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIEs-CEDAR GLEN SING
40 sing nY-snmmer term will commence May Terms
tioo PER snr nm References In New York: Thos. Smul
NO ferry street D. Bacon, 2S Fourth street. Apply
70 Miss FOSTER, Principal, Sing Sing. -ffS
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He NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNwED STATES
Nail SteamersThe ships composing this line are the

These ships have been built by contract expressly gov
vnment SERVICE every has been taken In their
arueton In the engines 10 strength speed
d their accommodations for unequssd for
lssance and comfort.
Price Of passage from New York Liverpool cabin
@ exclusive Of extra sized staeroon $500 In second
,abin. 70; from Liverpool TO Nev York ESQ and GO.
An experienced surgeon attached to each ship.
No berth O An be IN mi for
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EoR LIyLKPo0L-UNITED STATES NAIL STEAM
chip ATIANTIC, Capt. Jas. West. This Steamship
will Depart with the United States mails for Europe posi-
lively on Saturday April Is at IL O'Clock M her rth
1t the oot Of Canal street For freight or passage having
anequalied for elegance comfort sppy
20 EDWARD X. COLLINS, So Wall street.
Passengers are requested TO be board at III A
The steamship Arctic will succeed TIE Atlantic and sail
April 90 - -
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S-REET DEPARTMENT NO. HALL OF RECORDS.
- Sealed proposals will DO received this Office un til
Thprsny goth April inst. to lay cr9sswaks at the inter
eighth Forty NINTH ffteh and Fifty fence
vacant lots south side OF Thirty street. near Sixth
flag sidewalks OF Thirty third street between Ninth
and Tenth Specifications to be had application
TO the Contract Clerk of this Department.
April IL, 1854. JAMES FUREY Street Commits
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DROP. HARRIS WHOLE woRLD-woRLD,s HALL,

DROP. HARTS WHOLE WORLD-wORLD'S HALL,
i SIT and $40 Brosdwsy.-Besides the extraordnar
novelty OF the of the entire surface Of the world
(Which astoDish the mutude there other attrac
tons gilmore sn ordinary merit here The celebrated Model
OF the City Of San Francisco universally admired
Of the excitement created Prof Hart
have been established at the following places
sale Of his 81 tickets emitting the holder to four admissions
and share In the property where also be sned
bills OF the day giving full description Of the
square Post once Broadway, Thirteenth street. Ak
ords bookstore lG8 Bowery fevins bookstore 1903 Full
ton and IS Main street Brooklyn; Benedict Brothers,
Fourth street. WILLIAMSBURG Dbbeos ladies' hair dressing
saloon AT Broadway admissions % cents; children
l2 cents Lectures commence ut 81 and ~ o'clock p NJ
Full particulars Of the great enterprise DO had Of " j.
Vistcher Co. real estate brokers' 50 Nassau street f.
Buckley 40 Wall street. at he Office, Worlds Hail.
All orders from the country must be post paid
enclosed to Prof Hart 81 and 379 Broadway when the
tickets and full description will promptly
and the principal daily and weekly papers city and
the United States and Cannda for full part
cnlars OF the great enterprise.
ETHIOPIAN PERFORMERS wANTED.-GENTLE
~ Of talent in the above profession, wishing per-
manent engagements with the by applying
TO GEO. LEA, Franklin Museum, IFS Chatham square.
None but talented performers need make application
PAINTING INK.
TRINTING INK-JONN c. LIGHTB0DY rs Gov.
J. stantly anufncturng and has always hand
description of prr ting ink from the finest lck coorel
t. ink which he warrants equal TO nuuac
manufacturer Orders forwarded by steamboat rail-
road to part Of the country by addressing nots to
me at - Rose street
~ B-TLis paper is printed with my own newsir'; aso
Boston Baltimore New Orleans and other cities
In the United States.
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DoYAL NAIL STEAMSHIP EURoPA.-FoR LIVER.
~ rool.-The EUROPA, N. Shannon, commander will
al rom the companys Dock, at Jersey City, with the
INST at l. o'clock precisely Passengers requested to
be on board by l o'clock NJ Tho Asia will sail on the
81 May. - - -
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,UBLIo NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE

)UBIIu NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
following reso utons have been presented in the Board
Councilmen ITO flag west SIDE Of Cannon street, be-
cen Broome and Grand and curb and gutter stones
mere needed Gag walk north side Of street.
between First and Second avenues To Wall street
with granite blocks like laid in the Rpwery To
tend Beekman street through the Park 10 rk To
place through Robinson street. and widen
Robinson the width Of Park place All
tesd having objections thereto are requested to pre-
before the 18th day Of April.
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CoRPoRATIoN NOTICE. PUBLIC NOTICE IS
~ hereby given to the owner
pants Of al houses and lots improved lands
affected thereby that the following have been
completed by the ASSESSORS and lodged in the oce of
The Bureau Of Assessments for sxamrat,n by all persons
interested viz For extending the in O. from
to and through street to the East
rvor The limits embraced by such assessment ncluds all
the houses and lots Of ground lots pieces
and parcels Of land situated both sides If Fourth Fifth
Sixth Seventh Eighth and Ninth streets between Bowery
and Third avenue and D. both sidos of Tenth
Eleventh Twelfth and Thirteenth streets between Second
and avenue d. both sides Of Fourteenth street,
from Second TO East river both sides OF
halfway between Thirteenth and Fifteenth s.rsets on
west side Of Dry dock street. from Tenth to Thirteenth
street; both sides of c. b. and First avenue
between Third and Fifteenth streets side of Second
from Third to Fifteenth street. west side of
Second between Third and Tenth streets both
sides Of Hall street. from Sixth to Seventh street;
south side Of Stuyvesant street from Ninth street on
side of Third and Bowery between Third and
Ninth streets All whose interests affected by
the above named and who opposed to the
either Of them requested their OBJ
jections in writing TO the gned at their Office
Hall of Records within thirty days from the date OF this
notice. WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES MCNEIL,
Once Bureau of Assessments Street Department, April
IL
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WATCHES. JFWET.RY. &C.


COLD BRACELETS.-THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS An
" extensive assortment at less than usual pricesPain
let's TO s12 fancy link gold bracelets $2 to $50 scroll
bracelets 80 to 40 scroll bracelets pearl settings 81
$40 scroll bracelets fancy settings $40 to $685. bracelets
with Mosaic settings $50 to &2 diamond bracelets $75
$500 GEO. G. ALLEN, Importer,
Wholesale and retail No. IL Wall street. second floor near
Broadway.
WATCHES, Watches wATCHESt-AN EXTENSIVE
assortment at less than usual Jurgensea
catches $40 to 80 Cooper Watches dype. and lovers
nometers $l26 to $3.50; eight day Watches $40 to 1885,
dies enamesd watcher SIS to 800 ladies diamond watches
and set from pendant $5 $14 daguereotype watches
with place FOR miniature goo TO Sl fine gold lcpins
jewelled sas gold English patent levers sss g9d Easa
silver detached levers - Ladies' splendid establishments
consisting Of fine gold diamond aud and pssr and
enameed watches, In she'll shaped and other WITH
sh..slans chain and pin attached; Splendid article
watches repaired ~ half the usual prices and In the be
manner; also clocks, jewelry, 30 GEO. q. ALLEN, i'm
porter, wholesale and RETAIL No. Wall street, second
1oor. near Broadway.
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OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONER OF STREETS AND
Lemps corner Of Eessex and Grand streets April IL
Notice Sealed proposals will be received
Ionday oath inst o'clock NJ for cleaning the streets
md the ashes garbage re- The payment of work
viii be made half and per cent Of the entire
payment will he to the ordinances Of the
ommon Council and half OF the half monthly pay will be
forfeited by district for period of
week or snger Specifications be obtained at the several
GEORGE G. GLASIER,
III ssiouer If Treat md IAm
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EDWsD K. COLLINS 60, SO wan street.. ny.
BROWN, SIMPLIFY CO., Liverpool
STEPHEN KENNARD& CO., "a Austin Friars, London
JOHN MUNROE CO.,
~ Rue Notre Dame dos Victories, Paris
GEO. II. DRAPER, Havre.
e of these ships will not be accountable for gold
silver bullion specie joweff precious stones metals
unless hills OF adng signed therefor and the value
Ahereof therein expresaed.
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CTREET DEPARTMENT, NO 4HALL OF RRCoRDs.-
- Public notice is hereby given that the folio wing
iutions have been the board Of Councmsn
around the Delaney street 70 the northeast
of Lewis street. - street. Also west side Of
oerck TO the corner Broome street. and around
the No A. To Gag west side Of Mangn street
from No y to the corner Broome street. around the
psr of roomc street TO s. Also from No. 40 Lewis
street side the Of street and around
de Of Delaney street. To set curb and gut
flag northeast Bayard and Orange streets
ayard walker streets also in BAyard street between
xabeth street and the Bowery Also the following petit
onTo az four feet Of walks Of Twenty hath street be-
Broadway and Sixth avenue. All persons interested
having thereto requested to present them in
writing. TO the undersigned at his ONCE, before the
April y 1854 JAMES FUREY, Street Commissioners.
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ASTROLOGY.


= mn REWARD IS OFFERED TO ANY PEE
pC.OUO who can surpass the wonderful scicnfibt
Lady Madam Clifton in the art Of Astroloy She the
only lady the United States who give state
ments marriages. Deaths losses, lawsuits absent friends
and she also any disease In its last Those
wishing consult her bad hotter call for her stay
limited Residence GO Thompson street, between Broome
and Spring streets.
4 STRoLOGY AND PHysIOGNoMY.-THE CELE
N brated DIR. r Shuman, Swedc ly birth, DO
suited all events Of epns present and future. Ma
Invites calculated for ladies and gentlemen Ills residence
Is l55 Chambers street, near Greenwich.
MRS FIEURY FROM PARIS, WHOSE RELATIONS
wi prophcsed Napoleon H. is the celebrated and per-
certain. No. 81 Chrystie street, FIRST story.
MADAME MORROW IS WITHOUT EXCEPTION THE
wi most wonderful agtrologst in the world that has
ever known She will tell past present future
and will show your future husband absent
which has atonished thousands during travels
in Europe. She is seventh daughter Of seventh IN
and born wits natural gift by invoking the pow
and will cause happy psrs to together who will all
ant Of lire u astroosers reaching back for
s and her rrea lions truly astonishing TO all that
'."Rr All who have teen disappointed elsewhere and
II who wish speedy marriage, may call and they
, pend upon true advice, founded the etorna pria
- timagios science 70 Broome street. between Can
n and Columbia Gentlemen not admitted
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GoLD LEAP AND DENTISTS GOLD FOIL-THF
~ rt premium was AWARDED 20 the undersigned for the
best rod leaf and dentists foil by American
for iS Cold and I'll ger loaf the cash pricea
Dentists foil hyperion qy Atty s25 per ounce.
j, L.. AUGu Irank stre
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MEDICAL..

MEDICAL.
DR. JOHNSON, l6 DUANE STREET NAY BE CON.
- suited confdentially. Dr. is regularly educated
twenty two years. Hoursfrom A. N. to- 7. N.
TAR. COOPER, IA DUANE STREET, NAY BE con
- suited DR. c. would respectfully solicit OF those ~
terestcd call being satisfied that from practice Of
ty three years he can give entire satisfsot,on.
nR COBBETT OF NO. 10 DUANE STREET MAY ID
IL consulted with confidence on his treatment Twenty
his speciality enables him to
N. B.-Dr. G. is member Of the New Yorl
University. See his diploma in his Office.
nR MACK CAN BE CONSULTED IN HIS sPFCr
IL Atty at co White four west Of Broadway
OF hours from "A. NJ to r. M and from to O'clock
in the evening; Sundays from to4P.M
DR RALPH.-HoURs OF OFFICE CONSULTATION
from 9to IA. NJ, and TO aP. NJ, except sunday q,
643 Houston street, near Wooster.
DR. WARD, NO. 81 CANAL sTRKRT, OHE DOOR
~ east OF Broadway pohcs attention from all whom 1t
concerns He cures with astonishing celebrity ebeapnes
and certainty and guara1tses permanent ous Attends
till l0P.h
M LARkoNr, PARIS AND L0NtoN PHYsICIAy
M and surgeon 10 consulted at AZ Reade street,
the evening. Sundays. from atm 3P. " N. B-Not the
drug store His great work $40 pages, 81
THE BARoN's CAsKETs-CAsKETs-CAs KETs-s
fragrant purifying renoysters for the thin aim billions
dyspeptc and grossndeed for every BODY health
are supcrseding the OF all other sdicnee
tanned at Baron Spolsscos depot 9 Spring street unde
the ST. Nicholas Hotel An agent waited for every tow
and village IN Ausrca, wv
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TTOUsEWARMING AND vENTILATING WARE
Ii 406 BroadwnyWe invite the attention Of build
and the public generally toour splendid assortment Of
houewarming, ventilating and cooking apparatus
prsng several patterns of furnaces ranges &c
bning economy durability and efficiency We prepared
and ventGte in superior manner all classes u
public and upon the most reasonable erms
complete assortment of article line constant
ly hand and for sale wholesale and retail RippowAn
Company. GEO L. CANNON Agent
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CTREET DEPARTMENT, NO. 4HALL OF RECORDS
- Sealed proposals will be received at ths once, until
sAta,day April Is 70 rssua.s grade set curb and
Second Specifications to be had application TO
The Contract Clerk Of this Department..
April 8, 1854 JAS. FURBY, Street Commissioner.
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LRINCH GAS FTXTURES-H. DARDONvILLE AZ
broadway, begs to invite and mmcnd early
specific Of his spring inporaton his stock is beyond COM
prtsot varied elegant and extensive than that
yous Great variety of mechanical carcel
and moderator lamps clocks candara statues bronzss
and biscuit figures.
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GUANo FOR SALEM LOTS TO SUIT PURCHASERS,
" BY the subscriber, r. w. CAMERON Il6 Wall street,
near Brooklyn ferry.
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hot CROSS BUNS-ON GOOD FRIDAY FROM A.
IL NJ until y. NJ, at THOMPSON SONS, 359 Bread
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Public notice hereby given that the folio petitions
have presented In the Board Of CouncmenTo rogn
late Gag south side Of street Mad
son and Fifth TO and grade Seventy second
street between Fifth and Sixth avenues TO regulate pave
set curb gutter and nag Thirty and Thirty second
streets between Second and Third TO place we'll
pump th street near southwest corner Of First
erosswnlk in front OF church in
street Sixth and Seventh avenues 70 Sixty
20 open street. between Fifth avenue and East
river regulate and grade Fifty fifth street. between
Seventh Eighth TO grade and set curb and gut
ter in Manhattan street between Hudson river and 2h
lots between Thirty ninth and Forty
first streets and Fourth Fifth All persons
interested having objections thereto requested to pre-
them In writing the undersigned at his Office on
before the 21st day Of April next.
April ii, 1854 JAMES FURRY, Street Commissioner.
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ITO SHIPPING MERCHANTS AND FURNITURE DEAL
i ers-JONES co have opened large mandatory
Of chairs for the purpose Of the trade
rate than they have been supplies hitherto Rocking
chairs plain and gilded Astor chairs plain and glded
square pos tops chairs round post chairs Jenny Lind
chairs pnnel chairs children chairs, and fancy chairs
Mass ctr
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L'RENCH CHINA DINING AND TEA SETS RICHLY
decera ed-Aso large assortment of glass ware,
ttnn decorated the premises superior workmen To-
getler with goods private families hotels
and steamboats, which offered for sale low prices By
JAS NJ. SHAW, 70 Chatham street.
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RUCKLEY'S SERENADERS. CHINESE HALL. ~
ID Broadway, near the Prescott House.
OPEN EVERY NIGHT.
The Oldest established talented paay in
istenee being the hrt TO introduce harmony into Ethc
pian Entertainments the frat TO sing Opcrao Choruseg
perform Burlesque Operas Sc.. 60 The agonen he,
the hoor Of that the Concerts Of this compax
will still be conducted In it's present IA hion able styefui
without yulgarity' Time ered-Conee-t to eommone:
at ~ O'Clock. Admission, - cents
On Wednesday evening April l2h, benefit of E. Horn
Several new featurcH on this occasion.
JAS. BUCKLEY SONS, Proprietor.
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CPECTACLES, GOOD AND CHEAP, ACCURATEk1
- adjusted TO vision and exchanged free, net saaxas
Torh Eye Hospital and spectacle maEor 20 The Eye InYss
ary No pars row, opposite tho Aston House. ami ~ q
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NROTON AQUEDUCr DEPARTNEET1T0 con.
" tractors-Sealed proposals. endorsed Proposal for
sewer in Rutgers win the ooe Of the
Croton Aqueduct until Monday April IT, 1854
At l2 O'Clock M which the bids will be opened to
build with the receiving basins and Gull
street being In length about The plan OF the
work may seen and specifications obtained, sppca
6on at this office. ELIAS L. SMITH .Croton
THEO r. DE F0REST Aqueduct
A. W. CRAVEN, } Board.
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TT s NAVY EXTRA PAY oFFICE.-sAILoRs. wBo
between 1876 and 1853 served in the Columbus Cyane
Brio ohio, Dale, shark Relief yand,lia insepend'
Warren, Southampton, Msssachusetts Lexington, 81.
Msrys, Portsmouth, ST. Lawrence Vincennes Falmouth
Savannah, Constitution, FredoniA their widows or hers
will be paid this extra pay. hy n,os,,, a..
and dats Pursor Y. 8. Navy. 81 Wall street, Basement
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JAMES TUCKER, IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
81 costly French artidcia from reliable Partisan leading
urers with which mongrel work permitted
incorporated The coures elegant beyond concep
ton Bonnet frames nd crowns usual 3T Broadway.
up stairs, between White ana Walker streets.
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NRoTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT-TO CON
tractors-Sealed proposals, endorsed Proposal for
Hester street will be s the once q the
Of April m AZ IL O'Clock M At which hour the bids will
be opened to build with the necessary receiving
basns and cuverts in Hester street. from at
street street. being in length about $50 feet The
plan the work be seen, and specifications obtained
on application ct this office.
4 4hEo f 81 Forest or''oSs Board, asrsa''s
A. w. CRAVEN,
Ne vnxt AnrilI
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DR. JOHNSON l6 DUANE STREET NAY DE CON.
~ suited confdentially Dr. j. is regularly educated
physician and has prActsed his on FOR the last
twenty two years. Hours from A. N. to 8 r. NJ
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j. Buxror jr, sec'y JOHN MAsSEi, Presidents
City and County of New York ss-On this first day Of
Terpary 1854 before me personally came John Hsssell
who have subscribed their the above statement
President and Secretary the Second New York Building
Association, who being duly did
according the knowledge belief
going exhibits Of the affairs Of
association at the end Of the second year. HENRY c.
BANKS Commissioner OF Deeds 81 Chambers street.
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INARE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LINE TO CALI.
q fornis-Ths steamship NORTH STAR viii leave Ne.
limited Of tickets will BIO sold at the following rates
applied for before April 20Cabin, SEQ sseerage SO
tairs BPassengers came through in these steamers
in February in twenty-five days and sixteen hours.
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AOCKING BIRDS-FOR SALE, TWO SPLENDID
1 mocking birds these birds mock cats dogs, hens and
lady gentleman wishing to fine bird, good
chance offered Apply at 4G Fourth street. after
nsclo
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CT. NICHOLAS EXHIBITION ROOM, 49J BROAD
- way, the block with the St Nicholas Hotel.
WHITES SERt NADERS EVERY EVENING AND
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AFTERNOONS
with the bright and particular stars
CHARLEY WHITE AND DAN EMMETT.
On SUNDAY EwFNirG Arm 10,
GRAND SACRED CONCERT BY TIE SHAKESPEARE
CONCERT SOCIETY,
under the dire, tion Of
MIR. JOSEPH NOLL,
Conductor Of National Qua I'd Band
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pEREMPTORY sALE-IHE ThoTIiNG HORSE IA
cony On Thursday morning, 2Uth April, 1884, ~ ~
o'clock the stable Cherry street above Fifth In 81
ls Arch street. Pladelplia will be sold to the highest
known trotting hrse Tacony believed "
be young trotng horse in the world Taocny
trawl cry about Is hands inches HIGH and only
years Id perfectly sound and Kind has been well win.
tered and s in FIRST rate condition Tacony's pcr
may previous to sale aud further informstio
Philadelphia ALFRED NJ HERKNEsS Auctioneer
ITO sPORTSMFN-NEW JERSEY AGAINST THR
i world-Deny IL who Canon Thursday pril H. 1854.
the Half Way House, Oscar Saf df,rds) shooting
match for 500 side comes on between Jersey and Long
Island,
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L,oR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE.-THE U. s. MAIL
Steamer UNION LOCO tons burthen, with double side
lever engines r. Adams commander will leave for
Havre touching at to land the mails and
Saturday, May at II o'clock from pier No.
North river
Price of Passage, First Class. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $40
Do. Second Glass;. ~
Luggage wanted during the voyage should be
board the day before sailing marked Below ofreight
will taken after Thursday May For freight
apply to MORTIMER LIVIN GSTON, Agent b3 Broadway.