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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED ETERT DAT.
UMUNMUTMM BWIOBS.
riORFORATION NOTICE ? PUULIC NOTICE IS HERE
by given that petitions bavs beta presented ia th?
Board of Councilman, for the obstruction of Mwera in U>?
following nunc J streets to wit? Mulberry itnat from Hn
tor street to a point 212 fact southsrbr. Washington street,
fcstwoou Hector and Carlisle streets, Macdougal street, from
iBleeekor to Amity itreet. All person* interested in the
?tare, and having objections thereto, are requested ta pre
sent tie nue iii writing, to the Contract Clark, at tkia offlci),
?B 01 before Friday, March 31. 1814.
ELI AS L. SMITH, 1 /w?. 4--.*.^
THEO. B. DE FOREST, J
A. W. CRAVEN
Croton Aqueduct Department March 20, 1364.
CORPORATION NOTICE.? PUBLIC NOTICE IS
hereby given, that petition! have been presented in the
Board ef Councilmcn, for the construction of sewsrs in tha
following named streets, to wit;? Third avenue, from Forty
f . fourth to Forty-ninth (treat; Forty-thirJ street, between
I] Be Tenth and Eighth avenues; Seventy -ninth street, between
P fifth aven no and East river. All persons interested in the
| *bove, and having olieetions thereto, are requested to pre
| Bent the same, in writing, to the Contract Clack, at this
I' fffloa, OB or before Friday, March 31, 1364.
't CroiQB Aqioduct Department, March 30, 13C4.
KORPO RATION NOTICE.? PUBLIC NOTICE 18
heaabv given, that petitions have been presented ia the
rd of (jounoilmen for the construction of sowars in tha
?wing named streets, to wit:? lis pen ard street, from the
L Bower in Broadway to the sewer oast of Church street; Pttt
ratreet, from Riving ton to Delaney street; Oak street, from
^Catherine to OUver street: and also, a resolution for the re
( Betting of the manhole ana basin heads on tha Una of tha
'?ewer In 113th street, from Third avsnue to Harlem river, la
^Accordance with the established trade of the street. All
persona interested la the above, ana having objections the re -
4?o. are requested to presefct the lame, la writing, to the Coa
itraet Clack, at this offloe, on or before Thursday, April 6,
,1064. ELIA8 L. SMITH. 1 frntnn 4??.rf??t
t THEO. K. BE FOREST, J Aqaedaot
A. W. CRAVEN ) Bo*ra*
Creton Aqueduct Department, March IS, 1854.
riOEPOBATION NOTICE. ? PUBLIC NOTICE IS HERE
by given to tha owa?r or owners, occupant or occupants
/Brail houses and lots, improved or unimproved lands, af
0kcted thereby, that the following assessments have been
BOBBleted by the Assessors, and are lodged la the oSce of
?no Bureau of Assessments for examination by all persons
Jaterested, vis.: ? For a well and pump in 128th street, be
tween Sixth and Seventh avennes. The limits embraced by
wuch assessment Include all the several housei and lots of
roand, vacant lots, pieces and parcels of land, situatod on
_0th sides of 128th street, from Sixth to Sevonth avenue,
and on East side of Seventh avenue, between 127th and
ri39th streets. All persons whose interests are affectod hy
[?the above named assessment*. and who are opposed to tho
*me, or either of them, arc requested to presont their ob
rctiens ,in writing, to the nndersigned, at thoir office. No. 4
all of Rooords, within thirty days from the date of this
totio*. W 1 I.F.I AM GAGE, )
CHARLES J. DODGE, > Assessors.
CHARLES MoNIELL, )
Offlee Bar cm of Assessments, Street Department, March
Tt 1304.
ORPORATION NOTICE-PUBLIC NOTICE 13
_ hereby given, to the owner or owners, oocupant or occu
Apanti of all houses and lot?, improved or unimproved lands,
i| Ufected thereby, that the following assessments have been
(JTsonipIcted hy tlio Assess, ra, and arc lodged iu tho office of
^.he Bureau of Assessments for examination, by all porions
Interest ed, vii. For regulating ind gradin -r Fifty seventh
gttreet, from Fifth aveDne to Broadway. Tho limits etn
*Yacod by such assem mcnL lr.cln Ui all tho several housui
Und lotij of pround, vaoant lot.-, pieces and parcels of Inn I,
"ituatod on both sidd? of Fifty-seventh street, from Fifth
tveuuc to Broadway; east side ci Sevouth avenue, li^twcon
'ifty seventh and fifty-eighth fjtre.-ts. All pcr.ion.- .whose in
.erests ?ro after ted by the ahove named assessments, and
Tio aro opposed to the same, "r either of them, nr$ reuaest
d to proBer.t their Objections, in writing, to tho Under .i xned,
it thi-ir oillce, No. i 11 :vll of Records, within tliirty days
iron the date of this notice.
I WILLIAM GAGE, 1
CHARLES J. DODGE, > Assessors.
< CHARLES MoNIELL, )
< Officc BurcMi of Aseetauuutd, Street Department, Maroh
ft, 1864.
ORFORATION NOTICE.? PUBLIC NOTICE IS
[J hereby civen to tlie owner or owner*, occupant or ocu
Vante ot nil nouses and lotu, improved or unimproved land*
?fleeted thereby, ti.at the following assoaims '.la liav<5 beau
tempi eted by tuo Assessors, i.iil >ro lodged in the office of
fie llurenu of Assessments, for examination by all poraons
pterestcd, vis.:? For regulation Fifty-fourth struct, from
,U? Firat to the Fittli avenue. Tho limits omhraged *iy such
csessmcntB include all tho several houses and lots of
Tound, vacant lots, pieces and parcels af land, situated on
'oth sides of Ffty-fourth street, from Firat to Fifth ave
uo on both Bides of Fourth avenue, 100 fuet 5 inches north
nd south from Fifty-fourth streot, on both nldosof Loxlng
in avenue 600 feet 6 inches north and south frojn Fifiy
nrth street. All peraons whose interests are all -cted by
e above namod assessments, and who are opposed to the
.me, or either of them, are ro'incstcd to present their ob
ctions in writing, to the undersigned, at their office, No. 4
all of Kecords, within thirty days from the date of this
itioe. WILLIAM O AGE. J
CHARLES J. DODGE, > Assessor*.
CHARLES McNICLL, >
Office Bureau of Assessments, Streot Department, March
, 1854.
1ROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT.? TO COtf
J tractors. ? Sealed proposals, endorsed "Proposal for
Ijwer In Henry street,'" will be received at the office of the
jrpton Aqueduct Department, until Monday, the 3d day of
Ipril, 1844. at 12 o'clook M. at which hour the bids will be
iened, te build a sewer, with the necessary receiving basins
Ad culverts, in Henry street, from the aowar at Clinton
Trwt to a point about 20 feet west of the westerly Una of
kontgomery street, being in length about 900 feat. The
)an of the work may be seen, ana specifications obtained,
i application at this office. _ _
v ELI AS L. SMITH. a???
TIIJEO. R. DE FOREST, }
A.W.CRAVEN, J duot Board.
jNaw York, Maroh 20, 1864.
ROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT.-TO CONTRAC
WAJ tors.? Sealed proposals, endorsed " Proposal for sewer
?1 Centre street,'* will be rcccived at the oflfoe of the Croton
TJquednct Department until Monday, * the third day of
[April, 1864, at 12 o'clook, M., at which hour the bids will be
ened, to build a sewer, with the neoessary reoeiving basins
d culverts, in Centre street, from the sewer in Cross street
a point near to the northerly line of Chambers street,
In length about 287 feet. The plan of the work may
a, and specifications obtained, on application at tlus
^ ELIA8 L. SMITH, ) nrn l,,
THEO. R. DE FOREST, J
A. W. CRAVEN, J dnet Board.
ew York. Match 21, 1864.
1 ROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT, MAROH 8, UN."
Pnblte notice is hereby given, that by an aet of tho
re passed at the special session, July 90, 1883, an
1 eharge of ton per cent is added en the firet day at
I next on all unpaid water rents, making, with the
l previously added by law, twenty-Are per oent on
?Mini nnpaid, and tnat if the said rents, including
1 charges, are net paid before the first day of May next
ning, the property on whioh said rent remains unpaid
I be returned to the Clerk of Arrean, pursuant to tho
ox of tho aet above mentioned.
ELIA9 L. SMITH, President
1ROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT.-TO CONTRAC
> tors.? Sealed proposals, endorsed "Proposal for re-build
r sower in Rivington street," will bo received at the office
the Croton Aqueduct Department until Monday, the 10th
.vof April, 1664, at 12 o'clock M., at which hour the bids
11 bo opened, to take np and re- build a part of the sower
.id oulverta in Rivlngton street, at the intersection of
teriff street, being in length about 123 feet. The plan of tho
k may be seen, and siwciflcationo obtained, on applioa
i at this office.
EMAS L. SMITH. 3
THEO. E. DE FOREST, > Cwton Aqaodttot
A. W. CRAVEN, S Board.
Tew York, Mareh 28. 1864. _
(ROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT.-TO CON
tractors.? Sealed proposals, endorsed "Proposal for
,. or in the Bowery," will be received at the office of the
oton Aquedbot Department until Monday, the 10th day
April, 1884, at 12o'olock M., at which hour the bids will
opened, to build a sewer, with the necessary receiving
4ns and culverts, in the Bowery, from Rirington to Staa
i street, being in length about three hundred and slxty
l feet. The plan of the work may be seen, and speoidea
obtainod, on applioation at this offloe.
. ELIASL. SMITH, ) Croton
THEO. R. DE FOREST, S Aqneduot
A. W. CRAVEN, > Board.
few York, March 80, 1864.
h ROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT.-TO CON
tractors. Sealed proposals, endoreod " Proposal for
er in Forsvth street,'' will be reoeived at the office of the
.jton Aqueduct Department, until Monday, the 10th day
April, 1864. at 12o'olock M., at which hour the bids will
ened. to build a sewer, with the neoessary reoeiving
s and enlverts, in Forsyth stroet, from tlie sewer in
anton street to a point abont 206 feet south of Houston
tot; being in length about 222 feet. Tho plan of the work
r be soon, and specifications obtained, on applioation at
lottoo. ELIAS L. SMITH,
THEO. R. DE FOREST, > Croton Aquoduet
A. W. CRAVEN. S Board,
few York, Mareh 31, 1864.
DEPARTMENT OF REPAIRS AND SUPPLIES.?
March 30. 1884.? To Contractors.? By virtue of the fol
ic resolution, sealed proirasals will be received at the
I of tho Commisaioner of Repairs and Supplies' No. 3
1/ Hall, (basement,) until Tuesday, April 11, 1484, at 12
Joek, M.. at which time they will be opened, (in accord
|eo with tho amended charter or 1&&3,) for paving tho car
1(0 way of Perry street, between Greenwich avenue and
|ctory stroet, with granite block pavement, the materials
?d and the work performed to be the same as that now
d in tho Bowery, between Walker and Bayard streets,
jntraetors will state In their proposals their price per su
Mcial square yaid.
i anoLUTioit.
loeolved. That tho Commissioner of Repairs and Supplies
. aad he is hereby, directed to advertise for proposals and
Iko a contract with the loweet bidder to pave the carriage
jf of Perry street, between Groonwloh avenue and Fao
J-y strrot, with the German or granite block pavemont,
.lllar to that in the Bowery, between Bayard and Walker
farts; provided the owners of the property therein suMeet
'be assessed therofor, bind themselves to pay one half of
s eost of said paving.
Idopted by the Hoard of Aldermen, October 12. ISM.
tdopted by the Board of Assistant*, December 21, 1S53.
kpproved by tho Mayor. December 'si, 18M.
rSe contractors will take all the liak of collecting one
If of the cost of the above pavement from tho persons
?tag property on said street, as the resolution prescribes,
J balance will be paid by tho Commissi >u?r of Repairs
p Supplies. The names or the persons so subscribing Cin
iseen, and all other information in regard to the pavement
Jl be g'*en at his office, No. .1 < It y Hall. biMment. N. B.
tlie Commissioner reserves the right to reject all or any
Hhe estimates, if deemed for the interest of the Corpora
te. BARTHOLOMEW B. PURDY
Commissioner of Rspalrs aad Supplier
fTRKF.T DEPARTMENT, NO. 4 HALL OF RECORDS.?
3 Public notice is hereby given, that the following rusolu
*ns have been presented in the Board of Councilman : ? To
J(;4feet of walks where necessary, and pavo Lexington
( nne from Thirty-fourth to Forty-second street; to set
* and gutter and repair walk in front of yo Forsyth
Kcet; to flag 4feet fn>m the sonth walk of Br ?ome stroet,
m East to Ton.pkius street, and east side Tompkins street
<m Grand to llroomc, and trom Broome to Delanry; to
, etcurl. and gutter and flagwalk sonth ttide Grand street,
m Jaokson to Madison street; tocrade and pavo;Twenty
lh street, betwoen Klevontb snd Twelfth avenues; to re
/de and repave Beeiman street with trranlte Mock pave
fnfc. similar to that in the liowery between Walker and
lyard streets; to repair and flag walks In Eighteenth
feet, between Soventh and Eiglith avenues; to H k^and re.
flags where necessary tho walks of Thirty tliira street,
ween Sixth and Eighth avetines; to set curb and gntter
flag northwest corner Bayard and Forsyth stroi t*; to
curb snd gntter east side Tompkins etrect, between
3d me and Dclaney striets; to set curb a'nd rotter and
; and regrade sonth wtlk of Itr .ome street, from Mist
,09th street; tn flax w.ilks In flroadway, east side, be
(en Thirty sixth and Thirty ninth streets, and west side,
ween Thirty fourth and Thirty-sixth streets. All por
ta Interested, having objections thereto. are requested to
?ant them In writing to the under lined, at his oiSoa, on
Aefore the 27th day of March ln?t.
far oh 16, 1884. 4A8 F I' HE V. Street Commissioner.
I-REET DEPARTMENT, >0. A nALL OF UECORDS.
I ? Sealed proposals will be retelvi'dat thii< oiliee until
fid ay, the lot h day of April to r1 nlato and pave
rty aevrnth street, between Fourth and Median avenues,
tag lour feet of walks where not now flagged; to regn
i In? grade Beekman street, from lot So. 79 to Oliff
>et^to flag the sidewalks of Fonrtaenth stroet, from No.
to Fifth aveane. Specifications to be had on applicatioa
be Ce a tract Clerk of tbis Department.
?C?k 9L UN. 4AMM
CORPORATION NOTICES.
CROTON AQUEDUCT DEPA RTMENT.? TO CON
taaators.? S?M proposals, eodorMl " Pii>Wli for
Bewer in Forsyth street," will b? rcoeived at the offioa ?f
the Croton Aqueduct I)?ptrtni?it until lloidt;, the 10th
aay ut A |>i 11, lsM, at 12 o'clock M., at which hoar the bidl
wi 1 >e opined, to build a newer, with the naoessary raoeiv
irr Vnnii.t and culverts, in Forsyth atreet, drum the sewer la
Stanton street to a t>>.>int about 200 feet south of Houston
street, being in length about 2 B feet. The plu of the work
may be seen, aad specifications obtained, oa a
tin* office. E1.IA3 L. SMITH,
THEO. R. DE FOREST,
A. W. CRAVEN,
NtwYork. March 31, 1864.
CROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT.? TO CON
traotors. ?Sealed proposals, endoraed " Proposals for ;
Sewer in Klin atreet, " wul be received at the office of the ,
Croton Auueduot Department until Monday, the 10th dar
of April. 1?4. at 12 o'clock M., at which hour the bide will
be opened, to bnild a eewer, with the aeoessary receiving
basins and culverts. in Elm street, from the eewer in Howard
atreet to a point a beat 60 feet eoutberly from Grand atreet, I
being In length about 303 feet. Tho plan of the work may be
eecn, and specifications obtained, on application at thia
office. El. IAS L. SMITH. ) Crotoa
THEO. R. DE FOREST, SAqneduot
A. W. CRAVEN, J ihard.
New York, March a, 1884.
STREET DEPARTMENT, NO. 4 HALL OF RECORD8.?
Pnblie notice If hereby gtrM, thai the following petl
tieas hare beon presented in the BoC *4 of Councllmen. ?To
pare Thirty ninth street, between El*u^ ?nd Mnth aTe
nues; to Hag walks la front of vaoaatlotf la 7^?4{7^hlrd
etreet, between Seventh and Eighth aveanos; te fsu^T
cant lot* la Nineteenth itreet, between Firit and Seoona
avenue*: that Thirty-seventh street, hatwaea Second ave
nue and East river, and First avenue, between Thirtyfifth
and Thirty eevfcnth street*, be regelated, and curb aad gat
tar ?et; to widen Cliff street, between Bookman aad Ferry
itreet*, on a straight Una with tha northwesterly line of
Cliff (treat from John to Beekman street, thenee running
northeasterly, in a straight Hne with the preeent front or
the store No. 61 Cliff atreet, until it meets the present line of
Cliff street; to flag (oath aide of Seventeenth streot. be
tween First avenne and avenue A; to lay a crosswalk la
front of No. 86 Chambers atreet; to grade Gansavoort street,
from Vest street to Thirteenth avenue. All persons iater
ested, having objections thereto, are requested to present
tbem in writing, to the undersigned, at his office, on or ba
fore the 27th day of March inst.
JAS. FURET, Commissioner of Streets.
New York, March 17. 1884.
STREET DEPARTMENT, NO. 4 HALL OF RECORDS.?
Public notice is hereby given that the following resolu
tions have been presented in the Board of Councllmon: ?
To repair croanwaiks corner Variek and Broome streets; to
fence vacant lot southwest corner avenue A and Fifth
street; to fence vacant lots west side Broadway, between
Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth streets; to pave Thirty
ninth street, between Broadway and Sixth avenue; to feneo
vacant lota south side Twenty sixth street, between Se
venth and Eighth avenues; to flat; four feet of walk in front
of meant lots south side Twenty first street, between
avenue A and First avenue; to flag four foet or walks of
Ninth avenue, between Forty -second and Forty-fifth streets
aa far as the atreet ia paved; to rogulate and grade Fourth
avenue from Seventy-ninth to Ninety-second street; to
regulate and grade Forty-fourth street, between Niuth and
Tenth avenues. All persons interested having objections
thereto, are requested to present them in writing to the un
dersigned, at lus offiec, on or before the Slat day of March,
instant. ? JAS. FU REV, Street Commissioner.
March 21, 185**.
STREET DEPARTMENT, NO. 4 HALL OF RECORDS.
? Scaled proposals will be received at this office uutil |
Friday, Maroh 31, inpt.:? To regulate and grade Ninetieth
atreet between Third and Fourth avennes. To regulate and i
pave Thirty-second street, between Tenth and Eleventh ave
nues To build a bulkhead from West atreot to Thirteenth
avinre; and riprap wall and bnlkhead at Manhattanvihe,
Ni rth river. Specifications to he had on application to the
contract clerk of this l>er&rtmout
March 22, 1664. JAS. 1'UREV, Street Commisbloner.
QTKFF.T DEPA RTME N'T? N O. 4 HALL OF RECORDS I
O ? Publio notice is hereby given that the folluwiug puti- '
.i-.i.s hate been presented iu the Board of Cnuncilmen.? To
pave r.tekinan street with granite blocks, similar to those
? a i i in Broadway between Canal and Leonard streets. To ,
Ik;; six foet of walks of Thirty-ninth stroot, between Sevonth
nud Eighth avenues. To reset curb and flac walks lu Can- ]
inn street, between Houston and Stanton strcots. To pavo
l.roadw ay from Fortj fifth to Fifty-firBt street. To set curb j
..ud gutter and flag four feet of w.ilks of Forty-oighth strc 't, j
between Sixth avenue and Broadway. To lag four foot or ;
walliu of Thirty-ninth street, from Touth avenue to Hudson >
river. To Dug four feet of walks and pavo Forty first street,
betwoen Eighth and Ninth avenues. AJ1 persons interested, '
having objection? tb*reto, are requested to prosent them in ,
wriiirg to the undersigned, at his offioe, on or before tha j
31st day of March, inst.
March 12, lt04. JAS. FUREY, Street Commissioner. j
STKFF.T DEPARTMENT, NO. 4 HALL OF RECORDS.?
Public notice is hereby givou, that the following resolu
tions l.ave been presented in tho Board of Councllmon; ?
To regulate, pave, roset ourb and gutter, and flag four foet
of walks of Forty scoond street, between Second and Third
avenues; to Hag and relay flags where necessary, the walks
of Thirtieth stroot, between Tenth avenue "and Hudson
river; to regulato, pave, and set curb and gutter in Eleventh
avenue, from Twenty-fifth to Thirty first streot; to reliag
and reset curb and gutter east side of Scammel street, from
llenry street to East Broadway; to fonee vacant lots north
sido of Twenty-ninth street, and uouth aide of Thirtieth
street, between Tenth and Eleventh avenues; to flag four
feet of walk south eido of Twenty-sixth street, between
Seventh and Eighth avenues; to fence vacant lots north
tide of Twenty sixth street, between Broadway and Sixth
avenue; to flag and relay flags where necossary, and set ourb
and gutter on caet side of Shoriff streot, between Broome
and Delanoey streets. All persons intercstod having objec
tions thereto, are leuuested to prosent them, in writing, to
tbo undersigned, at nis office, on or before 4he Hth day of
March inst. JAS. FUREY, Street Commissioner.
March 28, 1884.
ppucauou at
J Croton
> Anueiuct 1
i Board.
STREET DEPARTMENT, NO. 4 HALL OF RECORDS.?
Public notice is hereby given that the following peti
tions have been presented in the Board of Counoilmen: ?
To regulate, act curb, gutter and flag four feet of walk
and macadamiie Fifty eighth street, from Seventh to
Eighth aTonue; to regulate, aet curb and gutter and flag
four feel of north aldawalk of Eighty-third street, between
First and Third avenues; to open 133d street, from Fourth
to Eighth avenue; to pave Eighth avenue, from Fifty-third
to 1 ll'ty-ninth street; tor open Sixty -fourth street, from
Eighth ayenue to Blooming dais road; to open 102d street,
Irom Eighth avenue to Hudson river; to open Ninety
seventh street, from EighfhAu Ninth avenue; to fence va
cant lots southwest cornflF sixth avenue and Thirty-Am
street; to regulate, pave and set ourb and gutter in Four
teenth street and avenuo C, from the bulkhead at East
river to the present pavement in avenue C. All persona in
terested having objections thereto are requested to present
them in writing to the undersigned, at his offloe, on or be
fore the Eighth day of April next.
March 29. 1 864. JAB. FUREY, Street Commissioner.
STREET DEPARTMENT, NO. 4 HALL OF RECORDS.?
Sealed proposals will be received at this offloe until
Friday, 7th April next, at 12W o'clock P.M., te fence vaoant
lota in Thirty-second street, 275 feet west of Sixth avenue; to
flag in front of Nos. 103, 106, 1W and 109 Mercer street. Specifi
cations to be had on application to the Contract Clerk of this
department. JAMES FUREY, Street Commissioner.
March 27, 1884.
STREET DEPARTMENT, NO. 4 HALL OF RECORDS.?
Scaled proposals will be received at this offloe until
Fridav, April 7, to build a pier from the bulkhead at the
foot er Thirty-seventh street. North river. Specifications
to be had on application to the Contract Clerk of thia de
partment. /AS. FDREY, Street Commissioner.
March 29, 1864.
STREET DEPARTMENT, NO. 4 HALL OF RECORDS.
7-Public notice is hereby given that the following peti
tions have been presented in the Hoard of Couneilmen :? To
reset curb and gutter, and repave Renwiok street. To
change the name of West Twelfth atreet to that of Vort
street. To flag four feet of south aide of Twenty-ninth
street, between Second and Third avenuea. To change the
name of West Twenty-fourth atreet, between Ninth aid
Tenth avennes, to that of Chelsea place. To flag four feet of
walks of Twenty. sixth street, between Broadway and Sixth
avenue. All persons interested, having object on* thereto,
are requested to present them ih writing to the undersigned,
at bis office, tefore the 11th day of April.
April 1, 1864. JAMES FUREY, street Commissioner.
STREET DEPARTMENT, NO. 4 HALL OF RECORDS.
?Sealed proposals will be received at this offlce. until
Tuesday, April ll, 1864, to reset curb and gutter, and pave
Thirty-niuth atreet, between Firat and Second avenuea. To
regulate and regrade Third avenue, between Sixty-flrst and
Eighty- second street. Specifications to bo had on applica
tion to the Contract Cletk of this department.
April 1, 1864. JAMES FDREY, Street Commissioner.
PAIUSADVB RTISKMESSTS.
CHINA OF SEVRES AND OTHERS, MANOURY IM
passe, SandrierNo. 1.
CHOCOLATE AND TEA WAREHOUSE. MASSON.
By appointment to several courts, No. 28 Rue Riohelicu.
Frire medal to London exhibition.
FASHIONS AND ARTICLES DB COCR. ALEXAN
DRINE. Ron d'Antin, No. 14.
HANDKERCHIEFS, EMBROIDERED AND PLAIN.
I.OU1S CI1APRON, Furnisher of the Court, i la SubUme
Porte. Rnc de la Faix, No. H.
NATURAL OX MARROW AND POMATUM. JEAN
DRON, Rue de FoniUado, No. 2.
PIANOS DROITS WITTS EXPRESSIVE PEDALS.
MONTAL, Boulevar and Montmartre, No. S. Honored with
nine medals and the Cross of Legion of Honor.
TRAVELLERS' OtlDB.
(1AMDEN AND AMBOY RAILROAD TO PHILADMl
J phia, from piar No. 1 North river. Two linu dally, at
TA.fi. and 2 P. M. Accommodation lino at 7 A.M., k|
steamboat John Potter, 4o Sooth Ambojr, thence by can W
war places aid Camden; faro $2. Express lina at 2 P.M., b)
John Pottor, to Am boy, thenoe dimt to Camden by.oart
through in At* hour*: fare S3.
Harlem railroad-inland route.? on and
after Monday, March 27, (Sundays excepted,) fur Al
bany and Troy, will leave Cltv Hell elation, No. 1 Centra
streot, accommodation train, 7 A. If., stopping at William's
Bri<l i;e and stations north. Leaving depot, corner of White
and Centra streets, morning express, 9 A.M.; afternoon ex
press, 4 P. connecting with trains North and West.
From City Ball station:? Mlllerton, at 2.4/5 P. M,; Croton
Falls, at 8 P. M.; White Plains, at 10 A. M., 3.80, ft and 6.11
P. M., (topping at Yorkville and stations North; William's
Bridfre, at 6 30 A. M, 7 30, 9.18, 12.80, lift, 4.15, 9 30, and 8
P. M., stopping at all way stations; Foruham, at 11 P.*U.,
stopping at all way stations. Paapengcrs may also procure
tickets and have their baggage checked for Utiua, ISaifalo,
and other places west and north of Albany, at the com
pany's offices. cornor of Bowery and Broomn street, and
Fnnrth avenue snd Twenty-slxtn street. Sunday arrange
ment: ? Trains will leave for Croton Falls, and all way sta
tions. at H.30 A. U.. and ft P. M.; returning, will leave Croton
Falls at 7 A. M and 4.30 P. M.. stopping at all way stations.
Passengers by the Snnday trains will be recoivad and land
ed in New York, at the Twenty seventh street station only,
freight for Albany received daily, until 4 P.M., at the depot
norner of Centre and White street*.
JOHN D, E LIOT, Superintendent.
Hudson river railroad.-trains dail*
from Chambers street for Albany and Troy:?
Xxpre*? train, 7 A.M.? Through in four boors, oonneotiag
*itl>\rains reaching Bafalo or Montreal at in o'clock seas
iTening.
Hail train, 0 A. M.? Through way train* at 12 M. and 3
P M.
Express train fl P.?.? Emigrant train. 6 P.M. lor Tarry
its, 10.30 P.M. For PeekskiU, ft.au P. M. For Ponghkonne
7 Ml A. M and 4 P.M. Passongers taken at Cuainben,
;anal, Christopher, Fourteenth, ?nd Thlrty-flrst street.',
Sunday trnins from Canal street, at 3.40P.M., for Albaaj
<.nd Troy, stopplng'at all way stations.
EDMUND TRXNCH, Superintended
\TF.W YORK TO MONTIIEAL, OODENSBURO, BUR
llnpton. St. Jiihnsburg, Bellows Fall, Rutland, Windsor.
Wilts River. Wells Iiiver, Montnelier, St. Albr.ns and
Houses Point. Ticket < fllces New Haven Rsilroad, corner
Broadway and Canal street, and Twenty i-lxth street and
Fourth avenue. Baggage chocked through, express tralnsrt
A M. and 4 P- M. Fnlnlit by the New Haven steamers,
i'e ck flip. FRANCIS HY DE, General Agent, l.'<2 South
Mrcet._N.Y
"|kT*W YOKE. AND PHILADELPHIA DIRECT-VU
Now Jerrej Railroad, through In fonr honrs? Unite*
States mail and express Una. leave New fork. foototCor*
landt street, at seven nine, and eleven A. M.. and at
few and half-past Ave, P. M Pare? fi 7& In sevaa
and eleve? A. M., and fonr P. M. til 00 (for seeond
elsse* In elevet A M. from New Yo*k and onr from Phila
delphia; l?'l in nine A. M , and half past live P. M. Ae
eoinmodation lire leaves at twelve M. (at redue*<
prices) from Cortlandt street, thr"ogb In six hoari.
Through tickets sold for Baltimore Washington, Norfolk
Walden, Wilmington and Charleston, in the above trair*,
Through baggage agents la the nine and half past ?va teu?t
enly Paweegere with baggage ar?M the ferry MHr.ato.
?ti tolMNMfttpltl*** #
SHIPPING.
1 j OVAL MAIL STEAMSHIP AFB1CA, Vo? Ll vV*
It pool.? The AFRICA, W. Harrison, eoanuicr, will
?l I from the Company's dock at Jersey City, with the mall*
ai d passenger* fer Europe, om Wodnesday, April i, it 11
" clock prvoUely. Passenger* are requested to be em board
SUP c'clook A. H. The Kuropa will tail ea tke 19th of
FOB SOUTHAMPTON AND HAYBI.-THB C. 8.
mall steamship FRANKLIN, J. A. Wottou, commander,
*111 leave for Uavre, touching at Southampton to laat the
mails and passenger*, on Saturday, April 8, at 12 o'oloek,
from pi?r No. 4, ,N. K. Price ot passage, drat elau, 9110;
do. do. do. second do., $79. Lanaie not wanted dariof
the voyage should be cent on board the day before sailing,
aiarkt (i > elow" No freight will be takea after Thursday
Sth. For freight er passage, apply to MOBTIMBB LIV
INGSTON, agent, 53 Broadway.
STEAM BETWE1N NEW YORK AND GLASGOW
The Glasgow aid New York Steamship Company's new
?tcauiers, GLASGOW, (1.962 tors. horse power.) Robert
Craig, commander, and NEW YORK, (2,400 tous, 300 horse
power,) will lesve New York for Ulasgow as under, vi*.
Wednesday, May 10, at 12 o'clock M., and Wednesday, Jane
28. at Uo'clouk M. FirBt cabin saloon state rooms. $A), do.
midships do., $7 5, seoond cabin. $50; third ola i?, $28. Ap
ply to* JOHN MoSYMON, 38 Breadway.
THE LIVERPOOL AND PHILADELPHIA 8TIAM
ihip Company Intend itartlng their favorite steamship*
FROM PHILADELPHIA.
City of Manchester Saturday. .April 15, 1864
City of Glasgow Saturday. .May 13, 18M
City of Mancnostor Saturday. .Juno 3, 1884
City of Philadelphia about. , , , Juno 17, 18M
r* OM LIVERPOOL.
City of Glasgow Wednesday. .A?H1 M, 1NM
City of Manchester Wednesday. .May 10, 1HS4
City of Philadelphia Abont May 24. 18W
Saloon, $U0, $60, and $56, (according to state rooms.)
A limited number of third elass passengers will be tak*a,
and found with comfortably cooked provisions, for
$26 to Liverpool | $40 from Liverpool.
Parties wishing to bring out their friends oaa obtain cer
tificate* of passage, and drafts on Liverpool, in sams of ?1
sterling and upwards. Apply to SAMUEL SMITH, Agent,
42 Walnat street, Phi adelphla
PACKETS TO HA YBB? SECOND LINE. -THE FOL
JT lowing ship* will leave Havre on the 16th and New
Tart OB the lit of eaoh Month
From New Tosk. from Havre.
Skip ST. DBNIS, Jan. L ? Feb. 1$.
1,000 ton* burthen, May 1. June ML
Alonso Follansbee, master, i Sept. 1. Oet. 16.
Ship ST. NICOLAS, Feb. I. Mar. It.
1,000 tons burthen, June 1. July 16.
John Bracdon, master. Oct. 1. Ntft. 16.
New ship MEKCUKY, ! Mar. 1. Apr. 16.
LdOO tons burthen, July 1. Aug. 16.
R. J). Conn, master. > Nov. 1. Due. 16.
Ship WILLIAM TELL, I Apr. 1. May 16.
Slew) 1J00 ton* burthea, > Aug. 1. Sept. 16.
James Funk, maater. J Deo. 1. Jan. 16.
They are all Ant olaa* New York built ahlps, provided
with all requisite articles for the comfort and oonvenienoe
ef passenger*, and commanded by moo of exporienoe la this
trade. Tim price of passage is $ll?, without wines or liquor*.
Sood* sent to the *ubsoriber* will be forwarded free from
any ohargee but those actually Incurred.
BOYD A H1NCKEN, Agent*, 161 Pearl street.
,.W YORK AND CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP LINK,
via Nicaragua? The Accessory TranMt Company of
Nioaragua, proprietors.? Through in advance of the mail.
Only line giving through tlokcts, Including the Isthmus
eroding. The new double engine steamship NORTHERN
LIGHT! (2,500 ton* burthen,) will leave from pior No. 8
North river, at three o'clock, P.M., prccincsly, for San Juan
IK 1 Norte, on Wednesday, April 15, connecting with the new
and favorite steamship Hi-other Jonathan, (2,000 tons bur
then,) over tie Nicaragua TranMt route, hiving hut twelve
milts of land transportation, by tir*t class carriages. Those
rif ?-?amors ai c unsurpassed in their ventilation ana accommo
dation*. For further information or patttfO, aiiilyouly to
CHARLES MORGAN, Agent. 3 Bowling Green.
FOB SAN FRANCISCO? INDEPENDENT LINE ?
Jsmei M Croi>?, proprietor of Atlantio steamer, Ed
ward Mills, proprietor of Pacific stei mtrs. The cele
brated n?w and doui le engine steamship NORTH STAB,
tons burden, will leave New York for Aspinwali <>n
Wednesday, April f>, at 3 o'clock P.M. precisely, from the
foot of Beach street. North river, te coDncetwith tho new
and ?plcut!id t-teauirhip Yanl uo Blade, 2,600 tons harden.
It is expected that the paieunger* by these ships will po
through in twenty one or twenty-two days. Fur tickets
apply only to JAMES M. CROaS, No. 9 Battery place, up
stair*.
FOR SAN FRANCISCO? INDEPENDENT LINE.?
Jas. W. Cross, proprietor of Atlantic steamer; E'ltvard
Mills, proprietor ot Pacific steamer.? The celebrated new
and double engine stonmship NORTH STAR, 2, SOI) t<>ns
turthen, will Uavo New York for Aspinwali, on Wednoiday,
April 6, ntSo'olotk, I*. M., precisely, from the foot of Har
rit on street, N. B., to connect with the now and splendid
rtenmer Yankee Blade, 2,500 tons burthen. It Is expected
that the passenger* by these ships will go through to San
i' rancisco in 21 or 22 days. For tickets, apply only to
JA8. M. CllOSS, No. 9 Uattery plaoe.
w.n
She will nil on Aprif mfat 2PM <? complete order.
company, 177 West itrect, corner ol barren. 0 9 of th#
? M. O-JtOBERTS.
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i?^355a!Hafia
Sia^SS:
^i-f5r,M;Bsl? ^ -??i?
H. W^CAMERON, 118 Wall ?troet.
NEW 10HK AND ALABAMA STEAMSHIP Cfk v
puny.? Semi monthly lino ?For i?Mi. ? COM
Ed. ail ?U1 6UC<!eeU the BUcW&o*
F?M?^i4T^NNT? A^'D FLORIDA?UNITED STATF.1*
M^'pUatk*' taS.*1 ' tick?"' ' 'o^ New VorVto Jaok?y nVnie'
F?f, Si"MSl'F(ST0?ir^N?I) FI'?RIDA? SKMI- WEEKLY
SOUTHERNER, T#Ewan* Co'mm'and.'1 fVf'PinK ?t??mer
ss&tet' $ '$ KK "'?r? " "WroSj
SSn^St Crfhpo^t^J^^u,01^"8 ?0AR?
ihe *e?MUP.Pl7 10 8 *? hOFFMAI^ Jeraey CUj, on board
i ~
Vvw.\^vvvwvw\^\ AOEICIEs!
preme Court of th? rniL.i aA? ' CounMllor of tho Sa
fcr ?hTpViU??0o",,.0nrdf< ,^^^l8^^"b^",,,
foVoSS^oS
reli^Me correspondent* *n the Mv??r&i rJJH jm , aP^
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x - *?** jpwmocatiows.
J'" HO nVoB?dIwSayIDthtNMof|(LR, **,"??? 0 C SCOTT,
t^^tSS^P^siBSr^
pl'TNAM S MONTHLY-APRIL-Tnia DAT^
, _ ... ooitTinn.
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J:8.r.Vch8tnto?0r,?l0,?
fi. Note* from mr Knapaack, No. Ill
?Ighl^vi; MuTtarj EmI^L? n'V MM
eca; Perfloua lUa?*?e ftnkwV W ,jrC*mp 0B ">? Nue
7- The Urratl'aria Cafca.
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in l1",* itiorn''t Hanheeih.
10. ReWnw of Itevirwa.
11. 1 hf> Two Angela.
\{ FitneM In Oratory.
}? g}}? ?*?*?? from Jericho.
14. \ } Ithcut and Within.
15' 'i?-* ?l?otit I'lantt.
Jrt. Tit? liig Bock. ?
17 A Lrl ter on an Important Snbjaet.
1- 81 ak.pirtan Notoa and Oneriea
19. I.ditorial Notre.
Llteraliirr-AmeHcan, Engliah. French, German
In >ml.?,riHr? and the trade.? Second Volume ? Tho n?
title rriMtwAHnlif' "" 'econd ?olamnof the Ma-ra
sm.ar.'s.;1".? w ?? '???" ?'? ?????!
u. V. PUTNAM A CO , 10 Tark plae4
frillRTIETII THOirSAND.-rTUB I.AMPLIOI1TER
Side "riarkCi E?.V'?U,tb* ?VT.^ *nd *hl' ?anso, Shady
1 1 ? i.vf Iccturca. laaae T If^iprr. ?'un.mlni?! wnrku
H.e trnde anyplm by j. COLBY A co , m Nv<.*u rtr^etj
?R*JB<K)D?, &t:.
T?t A*^." AN TS -C A RH BUYIRS WILI^ IX) Wr r
to cxnmtne onr atork of dry cooda vthit-h have all i
BOW?** TllKA'lKi.? ^ t-KOJ'KJJuuK, AN uHA.NAUIK,
, '* Stage Manager, T. C. W.mjr**. Tliue
notieo.? ' The door* will opon at^; curtain riaet ai/K o'oleok.
Lowtr Tier of lloxei, AO cents: Uppor Tior, 25 rents; Hit tad
Gallery,! 2% M>ti; Private Boxes, $i; S?w in OtolMtn
Box;.*, SO ceuts; Soit? in Private Uuxcs, 3d ucuts. ?
Mouday evening, April 3, will i r performed
HOT CORN.
Mr. Solon Mr. Stone
Kt-v. Mr. I'ttkbc. . . Hr lam!,
Jim Regan Mr Jolmnton
Tom Tnpnian. . . Ur. Winant
Mr. Morgan., . . Mr. Hatnkiin
W niter Morgan . . . Mr. Dunn
Katy. ... r. . .Mlu A. Walters
Willi lla-zie. .. .Miaa Herring
Atballa Lovstree. .Miss Gray
Madeline Miaa Dawos
Mrs. I)e Vrai Mrs. Howard
Mr*. ttegan.,,.Mu. Broadly
BURTON'S THEATRE, CHAMBERS STREET.? DOORS
open at 7; curtain ris?s at 7% o'clock.
Benefit of Mr. J. C. Harnvt.
Monday evuninK, April 3. will bo purl oined
DAY ID COPPEKFIELD.
Mr. Wilkin* Micawbor Mr. Burton
Conptrft-ld Mr Russell
I'riali Ilct'p,, . Mr. Johnston
Traddlea Mr. Lover:
llanl. Pegotty. Mr. Anilrows
Ham Mr. Morton
Miss Trotwood. .Mrs llughos
Ruse Hurtle. .Mr*. Bnctland
Mri. Mijawber..Mr*. Holinan
Mrs. Slcerforth. ..Mra. Cooke
. Murtha Mina Raymond
Overtures Ac Orchoatra
HOW TO MAKE HOME HAPPY.
Dabohiek Mr. Burton I Mra. Dabchiek. Mil* Raymond
National theatre. Chatham street.? xujc
TEMPLE OF THE MORAL DRAMA.
Sola Leasee, Proprietor, and Manager, A. 11. Pnidy.
Performances at 2 o'clock afternoon, and 7 in theevenia*.
EVERY EVENING AN1> EVERY WEDNRSPAf AND
SATURDAY ArrtWNOOW
(Commence afternoon* at two o'clock,)
The great original drama of
UNCLE TOM'S CABIN,
Aj perform^ p* ?? ????*> continually iuoe the 18th of lut
Oaele Tom i < . Mr. J. lincard
8t. Clair* Mr. J. B Howo
Gumpton Unto Mr. H. Stone
It*. ... Little Cordelia Howard
To pay .Mr*. Q. C. Howard
? ? 1 - ? Mr*. Bird. ..Mr*. W. 0. Jonoa
EMia Mr*. J. J. Prior
Cany ..Mra. Banuiator
Ophelia Mr*. Mayer*
KauaaHae Mil* Barber
rietoh*r.!.Mr."a'.'ir il'rii'
Harri* Mr. J. j. Prior
Lecree. . . .Mr. N. B. Clarke
WflooB Mr. Toalmia
Perry Mr. L. to* ...
Admtaalon, IS and BOoonta; oliildren half-priee to after -
toon performance only.
THE ORIGINAL GEO. CHRISTY k WOOD'S MIN
?trels No. M Broadway, perform every o renins
Ticket*. H oe*ta
Door* oyen at 7; oommenoe at 8 o'olook.
ThU oosnpasy ha* no connection with any other.
H. WOOD, Bnatne** Manager.
GEO RUE CHRISTY, Stage Manager.
A Camd. ? George ChrUty, well known for the la*t twelve
year* in connection with Ethiopian Minstrelsy, takes tbi*
method of Informing the publio that he ha* formed a copart
nership with Mr. Henry Wood, of Mimtral Hall, No. 444
Broadway, at whioh plaoe he will appear every evening.
GEORGE CHRISTY^
BARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM. ? ON MONDAY
evenirrc, at 7% o'clock, trhu popular and beautiful now
Uial moral drama of T11K OLD BREWERY, a thrilling
uroductiou. In tho afternoon at 3, the Nioolo Family, tho
Performing Dog*, and a capital faroo. Tho Living (i if .ill' ??.
Happy Family, Ac., to lie seen aa usual. Admittance 2
pout*. children under ten, 12% cents; firat balcony and
parqnot, l.'.'i cents txtra.
THE CAMPBELLS Ann GOING.
AT TUB ST. NICHOLAS EXHIBITION BOOMS,
4&6 Broadway, above Broome street.
I.A9T WEEK POIITITELT,
In coDDCiiuoifc of previous en casements.
CONTINUED SUCCESS
or
murphy, west, and peel'3
ORIGINAL AJfD OWI.T
CAMPBELL MINSTRELS,
whofonnlqnc, chnstt ami clacuie musical soiroo3for the past
throe weeks have been densely crowded by tliu beauty and
laehion of tlii.t groai metropolis, and all unite ia prou'mno
iug iLtrn the very best tr upe of artists now in Now York.
Aiming the names will lie li.nnd Lulto West, Matt Peel,
and Jonj'h Murphy, who will appear cach evening with en
tirely itv features.
An afternoon performance will he given on Wednesday
01 d Saturday, fur the accommodation of l&dios and children
On Thursday evening Benefit of Luke West.
On Satui day evening, April 8, last night of the Campbells.
Benefit of It kit Peel.
Kit particulars, seo the pro^raramo.
lici.ets cents each, to be had at the doer. Doors open
ntl^; Concert commences at 7Ja pruciiely.
N'OKRIS'B ORIGINAL CAMPBELL MINSTKELt..
Jnmes N orris, Manager of the "Original Campbell
Minstrels," takes pleasure in announcing to the pnblie that
the above colobraUd troupe are now on their return from
their filth annual Southern and Western tour, baying met
with the most unbounded success In the princiual cities of
the South and West, and will have the honor of appearing
before thoir numerous friends in all the Northern and East
ern chief in a short time, of wbiuli duo notice will be givon.
J. N. can boldly, and without four of contradiction, assort
that the Campbell Min<t rels under his management are un
equalled in point of talent, comprising among its member!
tho most celebrated artists in the Ethiopian profession.
Af UB?HY r W EST," A N r>PE EL' 3
ill OHIOINAL AND ONI.Y
CAMPBELL MINSTRELS,
At St. Niohoi.ab' Exhibition Rooms,
4M Broadway.
EXTRA ANNOUNCEMENT.
Mr. H. 8. EL'MSEY, the eclebratod Banjo Player, will
make Lis first appearance with the above inimitable troupe
on Monday evening, March 27.
BANVARD'S GEORAMA, 098 BROADWAY.? NOW
open, the magnificent panoramas of the River Nile ant
the Iloly Land, being tha largest and most interesting^
comprehensive paintings ever exeouted. Every evening M
7>#rp'clock, and Wednesday and Saturday afternoons at !
o'clock. Admission to botn paintings only oents to aD
parti of the house. Ilia georaiaa will soon permanently
close, and the hall is to let.
BURTON'S CHAMBERS STREET, -MONDAY EVEN
ing, April 3, Mr. Burton in two parts.
BENEFIT OF
MR. J. C. BARNET, TREASURER,
whan will be performed the favorite play of
DAVID COPPER FIELD,
and the last new and laughable farce'of
HOW TO MAKE HOME HAPPY.
Tuesday? A favorito comedy.
Wednesday? Mrs. Burton's Benefit.
THE TEMPEST will be produced next weak.
BURTON'S, CHAMBERS STREET.? MRS. BURTON
has the honor to announce her Benefit on
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 5,
when an entirely new piece, called
THE AUTOMATON MAN,
wlU be presented.
First time this season the farce of
FORTY WINKS,
in whioh Mr. and Mrs. Burton and Mr. Jordan will sustain
their original characters.
The comedy of
THE HAPPIEST DAY OF MY LIFE.
Cillman Mr. Burton | Mrs. Gtllman. . . Mrs. Burton
And tho farco' first time these three years, of
THE LAUGHING HYENA,
in which Mr. Burton, Mr. Johnston, Mrs. Holman, and Mrs.
Burton will appear.
Box Book now open.
Burning of moscow, at Brooklyn.? this
oelebrated Diorama, beautiful Dioptric Paintings, and
amusing scenes in Ventriloquism, by Mr. Gallagher, the
inimitable, every evening this weak, at the Brooklyn
Museum.
Getting up in the world.? george christy
is undoubtedly getting up in the world, in a pecuniary
sense, and he is making such "troops of friends" that he be
gins to fear he will not be able to see them all aft#r a while
unless he can hit upon some method of getting up in the
world in another sanse ? that is, of circumventing the law
of gravitation and taking an elevated position so that he
may see all around him. A short time 6ince an individual
made bis xppcaranco in the streets of Paris dressed in a sort
of inflated armor, which enabled him to leap from twenty to
thirty feet into the air at pleasure. George thinks of send
ing over for one of thofo same "Institu" >n?." and as soon
as he receives it, be intends to give his friends notlee that
they may all come at once, as he will have no trouble in
spying them out. In the meantime, George is always able
to seo as uiany as can etow themselves into the hall
occupied ly George Christy and W ood's Minstrels, tU
Broadway.
The power or eight.? much has been said
and written from tiino to time about the "power of
nine:" but we never remember to have beard anything said
about the peculiar power of ei^ht. A11 fiirures derive their
fewer from their relative positions, and tho Uguro eight can
e placed in a position which will give it greater power than
that postered by a 1,000 horse engine. For example: ? It
has been announced that the performances at George
Christy an* Wood's Minstrels, 444 Broadway, will com
mence at 8 o'clock, and, standing in that position, the figure
H certainly has great power, inasmuch as it ia able to draw
thousands of people there at its bidding.
THE HAND (WRITING) ON the wall-not on
any particular wall, but on every wall in the city which
uiay be used for the purpose The great hand? the startling
hand? the hand as is a band I Not the hand we read about
in the play book, suppoied to belong to a stony hearted ice
witoh, which withered everything it touched, but the band
which points out the way to a place where coldaess cannot
enter? where the genius of mirth, and wit, and good fooling
stands sentinel at tho door to drive out freezing apathy ana
sonl -corroding e are? the hand, in short, (not in short hand,)
wbinh announces that at George Christy and Wood's Min
strels, 444 Broadway, may be seon the most oomplete Ethi
opian performances ever brought before the public.
Gift enterprises are not in the least ob
Icctionable, provided they are jiroppsrly gotten up ?
Now, George Christy's and Wood's Minstrels, at 444 Broad
w .y, have long bad in operation, and expect to have for all
time to come, a gift enterprise to whiou nobody can take
exception). They will guarantee to the holder of a tlckat,
coiting twenty-five cents, l.OOOhearty laughs, worth$IOeach,
$10,000; I ,000 delightful, sensations under the power of melo
dy, worth $10 each, 910.0BU; 1K0 minutes release from care,
and truut le, and anxiety, worth $10 a minute, $I,fiOO; and a
ten year*' further leaae of life, worth $100,000? making a
total of $121,0X1 for twenty-five cents. And the best of this
enterprise is, that there is no ehance work about it. Every
bolder of a ticket is snre to win tho first prlio.
Hold your noRSES, will you?? wnv will
people allow their passion to get the better of their
Judgment, so as to seek each other's blood? Wo will ven
ture to say that nobody wonld ever think of fighting a duel,
after having heard the mnsieal admonition of George Christy
which heads this paragraph. There is a whole world of
mi aning ? a voluminous lecture ? in that little simple " Hold
your horses, will you f" as George deUvers It. La t any who
contemplate committing sni.ide, or embraeing Mormonlsm
and a dmen wives, or lighting a duel, or crossing Broaday,
near the Museum at mid-day, or any other desperate act,
let any such pay but oneivtslt to George Christy and Wood's
Minstrels, 444 Broadway, and they will never again be
troubled with any snoh disagreeable Idea.
VI R J'tRCIVAL BEOS RESPECTFULLY TO INFORM
1V1 his friends and the public that his Benefit will take
idice on Monday evening. April S, at Chinese Hall, M9
Brcadwey, on which occasion will be Introduced reveral
new features, including the oelebrated "Trump Chorus"
frim " Rob Boy McGregor."
Histrionic.? select dramatic and poetic
Readings.? J. B. Brown, elocutionist, and Initrn-tor
ol tho talented llrf. Johnson, will give a hi*trii>nic entor
tainment, at the Brooklyn institute, on Monday evening,
April S, assisted by Ellen Grey, who will read from hor f *
vorite plays. Tickets, 00 oei ts. To commence at 8 o'clock.
The celebrated painting of til* "oardbv
Beauties," swinging, rocrntly purchased hy a gentle I
n tin of tbls city, at a cost of $001), can be at. soen the Cooper I
House Restaurant, near Broadway Theatre. It is ntrtfor 1
t ale.
PROF. nART'S WHOLE WORLD?WORLD'S HALL
377 and :;79 Broadway. Residue the extraordinary
novelty of the illustration of the entire surface of the worl f,
there are other attractions of more than ordinary merit
here. The celebrated m< dol of tin City of San Francisco is
universally admired. The wondsrfal performivsoe of Master
Almon, only eight years old, who, jx^eutes tha most dlffl ult
operatic so ,os on the violin astonish"* the multitude. In
conse<;ntr,ce of the exoitsmeut oreatod by Prof. Hvrt'sex
bibitioF., and the unprecedented rush for tickets, a?, eneiee
have been established at the following places for the
saly of his $1 tlokots, whtre also m:,y lie obtiiaad hills
?f tho day, giving a full description of the enterprise:?
?*.ankins' book and fanoy store, 104 Kiihth avoane; Union
I sipiere Post Office, Itroaoway, near Thirteenth street; Ax
ford's book st?ire, l&gUowert". Nevin's book store, 103 Ful
ton, and V* Main street, Brooklyr ; Benedict Brothers, 6S
Fourth street, Williamsburg. Single admissions, 2.1 cents;
children, 12K eente. Concerts commence at S and 7 o'clock
p. M. Lectures commence at and 7)f o'olook P. M
Full particulars of the great enterprise may be had of F. J;
ViOMfaer A Co., real estate brokers, 80 ?* ??
Iffftoe. WeiU'i H?U.
AJWTCTIMMrrg.
KOADWAY iUEATKE?E. A. MAilSUALL, SOLE
L< ?><?.? I)uori opt-n at 7 o'olaok , to eommeBoa at "X
lunday HfM'u Au il ,1. will be p-r'.>rioed
, . THE MEIU'UANT OF VENICE.
Shyloofc Ferreit
IV
Uaaaauio Mr 1'ope
liri'.i Ur. Conway
Antonio. .. .. . Mr. Lknerraa
D&k* oi 'Venice. Mr Uowuri
Loxoi'"" Mr. Grotveuor
11 ob o Mr Wtiitinj*
Lauiuelut Gobbo. Mr. David ;e
' o t Nau. Ponial
' ?< ..Mi-i A. Ooa enheim
NcrUsa Mri. Abbott
PMbeol ' " Miaa Prioa.
ANTONY AND CLEOPATr"
Antony Mr Davidga
I .tc p .irt ilt?? J. Gouxeuheiis
WALLACE'S TUEATHK, BROADWAY. NBA!
Br< oma atroct. ? Doora upen at 7; tn eominenoe al 7>.
Monday *?*nin*. April 3. *? ill be performed '
OLD IH.AD> A.N1) YOUNG lib ARTS.
Jeaae Rural Mr. Blake I Bob Mr Vi&eent
l.itt'et?n Coke. ...Mr. Lv tor | Pompion. . . Mr. Chiapas dale
Lord < I iirles Koebnok .Mr. lt?y u> 1<U
Tom Coke Mr. Thontiion I Lady Pompion. . . . Mr?.'BUk'j
Col. Rockett. .Mr. Brougham | Kuio Rockett. .Mr*. Stopboua
Lady Aiioc Hawthorn Mra. iluey
Popalai MuiJc, An Oroheatr*
THE ROUGH DIAMOND.
Evergreen. . . .Mr. lfrynolda I Mattery Mra. SUpheui
Plato Mr. Chippendale | Lady Plato. . . .Mrc. Coaovot
The original ciiristy minstrkls, no. 472
Broadway, abore Grand xtrnet. Organiiud in 1042. The
tirat eatabliahed rouipany in existence.
THE MODEL TROUPE OF THE WORLD.
Whoae concert* in New York, (or a aucceaai >n of el^lit
ycuw, have boeu reoeived with iiatrona 40 unparalleled in
the auuala of amuuemeot in this city.
OrxH Etsky Night, uji.eu the Sols Direction or
E. P. CJiRISTY,
The only individual of tho name of Cbri-ty ou^aged aa a per
j'j'nil'tin Ethiopian representation. The pro.'out company
compriaoa **? ry poraon now living who conatitutod the Lund
at it< organiiiu.ioni (?*Ofl<t Georjj# N. Harrington.)
A Ctiiu. ? The Christy atlniircla box leave to inform tho
public that they have no buainea* connection wit j any other
cKtablialiment In this oity or elaewhoro. Admiaaion '2a oenta.
Commence at M o'etock. >
?? K P. CHRISTY, Manager and Proprietor.
Saturday next, April 8, annual benefit of 4. ^mpaon, Door
keeper.
BUCKLEY'S SEBENADEBS. CHINESE HALL, US
Broadway, near the Preaooit Home.
OPEN EYERY NIGHT.
The oldeat eatablUhed and mqpt talented oompaay la ??
latenoe, being the Brat to introdnea harmony into aa Bt Uto
pian Entertainment, the drat to ainx Operatic Choroaee, per
form Burleeque Operaa, Ao., Ao. The management t>?a the
honor of announcing that the Conoerta of tbia Coiupauy will
atill be conducted In its proaent fnahionablf atyla? "fun
without vulgarity." Time altered.? Coaoert commaactu at
7JK o'clook. Adtr.iaeion. 2;. eonta.
J AS. BUCK LEV A SONS. Propr.otora
On Monday evening, April 3, benefit of W. Percival, ooin
poier and vocaliat.
Circus, si bowery.? Tms afternoon and
evening, tho troupe of Mona. Chiarlni will appiar in n
variety of new and beantihl oerformanoea. IJuxea, 25
e'ents, children, half price; Pit, centi.
URaNKLIN MUSEUM l7t' CHATHAM SQUARE.? TWO
V performance* giTee dnily, coniuienoing at ?'< o'clock
In the afternoon mid half rant 7 in the evening Ttia abort
In the only establishment li. the United States where the
si '.'it I A rliMa are exhibited together with a g"?al variety ?
ntilqr* %nd niiclt al entertainments, such M oa? bi> ?*?"> '?
ao otber place of amusement u the world.
SIGXOR BLITZ AT TUB LARGE ROOM, ODEON,
WUliamsbu?p, six evericr* and two aftornoo:m. ? The
Learned Canary Birds. Spirit Rapping, Ventriloquism and
Natural Wclac iav, ThursSay, Friday, Saturday,
Monday and Tuesdrv March 2!Uh, 30th, Slat :>ad A;>ril 1 -t
Sri ami 4th, and on 'iimruduy and Liatur.lav u'.terueouii, at J
o'clock. AduiitBion, 2.1 a?nts; children, 12}j conta.
BUCKLEY'S SERE.VADEBS,M8 BUO VDWAY EVERT
evening this week. The celebrated E Horn, T. ?
Uriggs, anil R. Bishop liuuk.oy, will appuar in tueir original
peri'oirmancea.
GO AND SEE
KLOPSTOFFt
the Rursian Giant, end
THE GREATEST HUMAN WONDER
of the nge? to to sccu iu ooiiucction with a hobt of other at
trautionu at the
BROADWAY MENAGERIE.
Broadway menagerie, xrr broadway.? open
Iriiin 1(1 A. M. to 111 1'. JI. ? Tbo BIGGEST G1AN 1' and
t l.o SUA M.I.ST DW A It F on earth to ho seta without extra
charge. First week in America of
KI.Oi'STOFF,
the RnsaiMl Oiant, fi^l.t feet lii;h. Abo to bo neon, tho
Ln.un TiAH Kino, working Ickh than six pound*. Tho
Menejcrie includes the bu?l collection of Living Wild Boastd
e?er opined iu New York, Ilerr Driesbach enter* tho done
four tiiuca daily. Adwissiou, 25 cents; children un.lor ton,
half price.
WALLACE'S THEATRE. ? MU3. BLARE'S BENEFIT.
? Mrs. Blake respectfully announces to her i'rionds
and tbo public that her iienctit i i appo litod for
THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 6,
when will he pre.onted, for the lir*t tim j at this thcatro, tho
excellent comedy, iu hvo acts, called
MAN AND WIFE ;
Or, Miiue Skcretb tiian Ohe.
with other popular entertainments, which will ho duly an
nounced, and in wbloh the wliolo strength of the company
will appear.
Tbo Box Book la now open.
WALLACK'S THEATRE,
EXTRA ADVERTISEMENT.
ENTIRE AND UNEQUIVOCAL
succ'Ens or
PRISON AND PALACE,
With new scenorv and appropriate now costumes.
MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 3,
will bo presented , the comedy, in five acts, of
OLD HEADS AND YOUNG HEARTS.
Jesse Rnral Mr. Blako
Littleton Coke Mr. Letter
Torn Coke Mr. Thompson
Col. Rockctt Mr. Brougham
(Having recovered from bis protracted illnsss.)
I.ord Charles Roebuck Mr? Reynold1!
Bob Mr. F. A. Vincent
Lord Pomplon Mr. V. Chippeudalo
Kusscl Mr. Biifko
Stripe Mr. Oliver
I.ady Pompion Mrs. Blako
Lady Alice Hawthorn, (first time,) Mrs lloey
Kate Rockctt Mrs. Stephens
AND
THE ROUGH DIAMOND.
Tuesday? Mr. W aloof* highly successful comedy of
A GOOD FELLOW I
in which Mr. Brongbam, having recovered from bis illness, 1
will (resume his original character, with (fifth time) the
highly bucccssfnl three oat comedy of
PRISON AND PALACE,
A!<n
A PRETTY PIECE OF BUSINESS.
Wednesday? A GOOD FELLOW, PRISON AND PA
LACE, and LOVE AND MURDER.
Thursday, will be produced, for the first time in three
years, S. J. Arnold's admirable comedy of
?MAN AND WIFE,
Cast with the whole talent of the company, and a vari
ety of other ntttractivo entertainments, for the
BENEFIT OF MRS. BLAKE.
A new and original farce will be prodncod immediately. I
Also, in a forward statu for production a new and orijinal
three act drama, now performing with immense success in
London, entitled PLOT AND PASSION.
A BOLD STROKE FOR A HUSBAND will speedily be
prodncod.
Box Book open for the week.
Highly exciting, instructive and pleas
INO EXHIBITION, faithfully illustrating the onward
march of
AMERICAN FREEDOM,
represented in a series of
HIGHLY EFFECTIVE TABLEAtTS,
of the most thrilling interest, by R. H. NASH, Esq.. will be I
exhibited in the large Hall of the HOPE CHAPEL, 720
Broadway.
ON MONDAY, APRIL S.
Door* open at 7, commence at 7)i o'clock. Admission, 25
cents; children, half-price.
Each rceno will be lccturcd on by J. W. Currosi), afford |
ins interest and instruction to yonng and old.
Appropriate Music will accompany the various scenes.
The entire Exhibition will bo dividod into fonr sections,
each comprising eight separate subjects.
in submitting this Exhibition to the publie, the proprietor
would beg leave to state that every xceno represented by the
artist, and data of ovents given by the lecturer, are is striot
accordance with the best authorities.
A liberal allowanee made to schooli.
National academy or design.? now open,
at #63 Broadway, opposite Bond street, from 9 A. M_
to 10 P. Mm daily, the Twenty. ninth Ananal Exhibition of
Original Piotnres, by Living Artists. Season tiokets, M
cents: single admission, lb eents. The Academy having
sold its present gsllsries, and being about to remove, the ex
hibition will pontively close on the 25th of April.
T. ADDISON RICHARDS, Corresponding Seo'y N. A.
MRS. T. J. JOHNSON'S LABT ENTERTAINMENT IN
Now York, previous to her departure for the West,
will take place on Tuesday evening, April 4, at Stnyvesant
Institute, 659 Broadway. Mrs. Johnson's readings have
bccei attended by the elite of both Brooklyn and New
York. Those who have not beard her wonld ao well to em
brace this opportunity, it being her last entertainment for
many months. Selections from Shokspeare and the Poets,
Kinl.ard ill, Romeo and Jnlict, London Assurance,
Mia. Heman's poems of Bring Flowers, Ac., and others.
Tiokets GO cents, may be obtained at the door.
Last week of the Egyptian antiquitiis.
This exhibition will positively close this week. Open
from 9 A. M. till 10 P. M. Admission 25 coats; catalogues
20 cents. Stuyvcsant Institute, 6A0 Broadway.
ITRYDICE.? "WE MEET AGAIN," AT PERCIVAL'S
'J benefit, en Monday evening next at &39 Broalwav.
ORPHEUS.
UNCLE TOM S CABIN FOR SALE.? A SPLENDID
dloramic representation of the above, consisting of
twenty- six beautiful representations, arranged oxpreicly
for travellers, and coat o\er$l,2U0, will be sold forK") If
npplicd for immediately, as the proprietor Is abont moving.
Apply to GEO. LEA, 17A Chatham square. In the afternoon
or evening.
rVRIHTlIRE.
Furniture for sale.-a family about to
leavo the city will sell their furniture reasonable to a
cH'h customer. Address Furniture, Lnion square Post
< thee, for one week.
IiURNITURl, FURNITURE? AT THE SPLENDID
warerooina, 717 Broadway, a very Urge nn.l spl.in.lid
B'Fortment of cabinet furniture of th? b'. st qnality. lor city
and country trado, consisting of rosewood, oak, walnut, ma
hogany libraries, wardrobes, secretary bookcases, etogcros.
parlor furniture in snits eovercd In Frcn< h ?? tin. brocatulle
or velvet; bedsteads, dressing bureaus, withstands, marble
top centre, pier, and fancy iron tables, eribs, hatstands,
sening chairs, rocking chairs, corucr etcgere*. iron bed
Bttnds, patent rocking cradles and others; elegant hall
Stands, rosewood wahrnt, euh and mahogany; oak, *alnut,
mahogany extension d oing tables, dining room chairs to
match; horse hair mattresses, and all other kind*; pallioa
i-es, feathers, and feather beds, boaters, pillows Also, a
general ar^oitmout of hou-tebold fnrniture, wi-ll worthy of
attention. A B. MoKlNNEf, 7 '7 Uroadway.
MEDICAL.
D*. 1ALPF -HOURS OF OFFICE OONSVLtATION
from 9 to It A. M., and <1 to 9 P.M., t*ccpt Sunday, at
W.I Houstt n street, near W poster.
DR. JOHNSON, 1" DUANF. STREET, MAY BE I ON
suit d conlltlentialiy. Dr^J. I* a rajrulrrly elr.Mi-^d
rl.yrb lac, and has j-ractiscd at his present oAce f?r the last
twenty tw# years. Hours fror 4 & A. M. to 8 P. M.
MLARMONT, PARIS AND LONTON PHYSICIAN
. and surireon is eor suited ivt 42 Reode It.-ett, corner
of lirosde r.y, from II A. ?. uu 2 P. M., and fr itn ? tii| 9 In
the evening Snsdaya. from ? till I P. M. If. B.? Not the
drug store. His gren , work, S4(l pages, $1. _
THE OLD DR^ F PNTF.R HIMSELF. THE PHYSICIAN
who establiiib' & the llunterlan Dlsp. n>ary, No. S Divi
sion street. In V ^ ctB consulted as us i at. fr >pj 7 a M.
till 10 P M , '^un lays excepted,) at the ol 1 office. A word
toJhe_wlse_l? jn^deni^
Tn* 9 ARON'S CASKETS ? CASKRTS? CASKETS? A
rm for rosy health, enriching the Mood, Ae. These
fragr* nt par{fjiiig, renovators for the thin, slim, bilious
dy?r , ptie, and gross, Indeed, for ev?ryhody ont of health,
Funersedlng the use of a<l other medieinas. Can be oh
Kalaed at Baron Snolaseo's depot, 94 ."orin* street, nadoj
. tbe St. Nicholas HoteL A* H?ll W?at?4 U| <TKJ tQjrr
I m4tiums unwlw
A SPLENDID CHANCE FOR CAPITALISTSANDhw
of ti.flucrice? As four times the amount invested ? -
le ol taine t (from u< > u.io t .?
profits arising frc.m the get ral ma- uUotn.e. It 3* u pUjat
article, and has been aiipt >v? rt liy the lowrninunt. Aal>
tirviow can be bad by ? Tir - mu r p uni : i . i > v.,
C1DT T1II3 OUT.? CASH PAI1> t'UK U1.U Wlllli*a
/ look*, old vrritm^ paper, old school ho .liv old aoo >*nl
took', old pain ?'?' ft, II ?'? >.l| a^rdi
and theatre bills; also waste paper of all torts, kimsaat
tiies, at ? > Ann street, basement.
OCRS OP CORNS ? BY MADAME IIEUHARD, NO. MT
Bowery, east side, l>etween llroome and Delancy 'trsofe,
Madame It. respectfully informs the pnblie that she has se
duced her price, in rrder to enable every one te be free frta
pain, and reels confident in promising that she will nun
corns, bunions, nails grown in the flesh, Ae., without eaa4ag
the least pain or inoon venienee. Perrons van be attended to
at home, or at Madame H. 's residence, from 2 until 6 o'aisefc
f . M.
IfOK TIIR PASSOVER.? THE SUBSCRIBER HKUA
h ave to announce to his patrons ami the Israelites stf
V<"T \or* "d vicinity, that he in prepared to sell the lnea>
u'id choicest Hook of groceries, spices, olive oil, souul
J?l I0?*?' chocolate, raisins, honey, Ac., at the lewaat
market prices AH orders promptly attended to, and reoAs
delivered .to any part of the oily free of expense. E. IMJMO.
northeast corner of Mulberry and Bayaru street.
For ux cents you oAft purchase a ruM
?trcngthenluK plaster spread or< Car ton flseST
ij is pliable, elastic, adhesive, ami prompt in relinviagpSk
It can be worn on tlip joints? i. p-vnieularly adapW to
.lain in the Joint#, weak Tung... Ac Physicians of Uie?3LS|
? eiiute rSooniBiend them. I)r. k. II NEWUaN Prns3S
<03 Hudson striwt, New York, and for s*l? I i irnsJSSa?'
n'raily. * "
Gold bracelets.-tiie subscriber offers mk
extensive assortment nt le.s than usual prices: -Flalm
gold band braoolets, $7 M to SID; engraved gold band ' ? is?
lets, fx to $12; fanoy link gold bracelets $J t . s-.reR
bracelets. $1S to $30; scroll bracelets, pearl settings, $22 te
MO. scroll bracelets, fancy si ttings, S3) to $&i; braoeleta
with Mosaic setting. $30 to $42; diamond bracelets, $73 ta
$*W0. CgO. C A I>1, EN, Importer
wholesale and retail, No. 11 Wall street, eeoond fleor, aeee
Broadway.
Guano for sale? in lots to suit purcha*
ers, by the subscriber, R. W. CAMERON, 11$ W?H
street, sear Brooklyn ferry.
House warming and ventilating wam
roonis, No. -Wii Broadway, New York. ? We invite Mm
. tuntlop of builders and the public generally, to our spleei
? id assortment of house warming, ventilating and ooomag
: pp*ratrs, comprNisf; several new patterns of fornaas^
ranges, Ac., combining economy, durability and eSeisaqr.
IV c I rc prepared to warm and ventilate, in a superior asa
net all classes of public and private buildings, upon (te
t reasonable terms A completo assortment constaattjr
on hand, and for sale wholesale and retail, by the RIppovMt
Company. GEO. L. CANNON, lj|sat
j M PORTANT TO LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.? Mfc
L sons ileiuous of hnvli.g lasts made tu tit the feat. J0D
bud it to their advantage to call at L. INULEE'S, 1mM|
and Uudiiig store, 1IU Uraud struet.
ROACHES LA ROE AS BROOCHES,
And black as mourning coaohoe ?
Br' wn bugs, red bugs, bed bugs,
Ail arc cbungert to dead hug*
II ith ft tlash of LYON 'S powder,
r" By wboie aid all insects oow .1 ar?.
Lyon's Magnetic Powder, (harmless to man ) and Lyon'a
Magnetic Tills, iui.ncdiutely and infilli.ly destroy uvury
description of insects, rats and tnico. lApot, 4Jf Broad #?y,
and Dock street, Philadelphia.
Qnow CASES ?HOFFMAN A FERKSH'S SHOW CAM
t? ware room. No. W Bow cry, near Welkor street. Caato
made in every style? il vor plated, brass, rosewood, mm
lii gaiiy, Ao. N It.? Old cate.i takon in oxchi.. , .
milE EAGI.H SLATE CAMPANY OF CASI'LE TON.
L Vermont, aro con- tantly mauufnetnring lar^e iinanti
ties of t ur| lc nnd iri e?n rlate, of a quality fully e jnal to tha
Welch. Orders will l e executed wl'.h p.. i. duality nml dea
pateh, and flute f .r*nriicd to any part of the Uni' 'd Si.itea.
This slato i' just introduced into the t .url.et, an J has given
i,-.i\. rial i ujfaetJon. The fel - p rsoa aro mni
tLosC who have used It, and to thorn ti.o company refer for
{'.formation as to its quality : John liroille, (i 7 irashin^tam
rtrcct; Kdward Cromsllu, tj(i Washiti t u rtreet; L. Dugam
A Brothers. 4.'is liroonie street, New York. Addraaa
p. I NDKRWOOD, Castloton, Vermont, or A P. SPEN
C?K, at depot of tho company, I>o. WW West '1 nirteautb
bireet, New York.
TO PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS. THE SUBSOHU
hers, type founders, No* IV, .11 and 3.1 lleok'uan strait,
near tho Park, N?? York beg to return tueir t!i ,n1u for
past favore, and a-.-oie their friends aud the printing nMi
that they h?ve added very many new and elagMA
tan. y faces, and other articles to their horotofore citeiu'?>
collection, all of which together with thoir new series M
Scotch cut faces, from pearl to great primer, wliioh haw
given such universal satisfaction for tholr durability *mt
beauty, they are prepared to furnish on as reasonaMt
tcms, for cash or oredit, a? any other type founder in th
country. Every artleln required in printing establishment
from a shooting stiok to a mammoth press furnished atttsa
lowest manufacturiue prlcos. JAMES CON v EK A SOMB.
lhe materials on which this paper is printed are fraa
above establishment.
TO BUILDERS AND SHIPPERS -N. WHBATOB, M
Canal street, wholesale and retail dealer in iocas,
sashes, blinds, Ac., hat on lis nd in his waroroome a Ism
assortment of the above articles, manufactured of the MB
lumber, and kiln dried; iuside and outside shutters, abvMH
blinds, Oothic and circular sashes, pauel work, Ae., of M
descriptions, tuade to order at the shortest notice and a
the best manner. Window glass, and a genera' aasortaMrt
of bui'der's hardware, constantly on hand, and for aato a|
the lowest prices.
TO HOUSEKEEPERS. ? SELLING OFF AT PIBMP
cost, by order of executors, silver plated goods, caster^
baskets, Britannia tea sets, tea trays, iplaid with p?aH|
l.ronie candelabras, girandoles, solar lamps, Ao., At IS
W illiam street, between Fulton and Ann.
HIT ANTED? 1 TO WIN A LOVER AND MAKE A IIVINCL
\ V ? On receipt of one dollar 1 will send Inrtiuctiems to
gniu the affections of the opposite sex, never known to (a It.
Alro printed directions in various branches that mala m
f. male can realite from $15 to fi'i per week. Address Vm.
Uoldimith, box 30 Metropolitan Post Office, 162 Nintk sib.
FINJUICIU..
$50,000
city ttocka, notes, bonds and i
$25,500
DIAMONDS, WATCHM
or bought for cash. Qotj
city ttocks, notes, nonas ana mortgages, and bills af ex
change negotiated. All business confidential. Apply attft*
watch importing and loan office, lOi Nassau street, cornscaC
Ann, room No. 2.
WANTED ? ON CITY PROPERTY. A*
7 per eent. Principal* oaly will pam?
aidieia J. C., box 1,376 Poit Offioe.
1,0 LOAN, ON BOND AND HORTQAOr
ipZi.UuU on improved real estste in t hs city af
York. Apply at 167 Broadway, room No. 14.
CHICAGO AND MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD COMTffi,
ny.? The semi-annual interest, due April 1, on tha feat
mortgage bonds of the Chicago and Mississippi Willi irt
Company, will bo puid on and after that day.cn preseatatiM
at the oflice of the company, lb William itreet.
OEO. BLISS. Predd? 1.
P^MIGRANT INDUSTRIAL SAVINGS' BANK. No. M
J Chambera itroet.? Notice? Dopoaitora are laforaka*
that depoaits mado on or before Saturday, the 8th dayqff
April next, will be entitled to Interest from the 1st day 4f
April. Bank open daily from 10 A. M. to 2 P. M., and fna
8 to 7 P. M. JOSEPH STUART, Presides*.
Pxtxk 1'ngaaB, Aocountant.
C1RF.AT WESTERN RAILROAD COMPANT OI ILBfr
f nola. ? New York, March 29, 1854. ? Intereat warrants um
the hondi of the Great Western Railroad, (of Illinois.) wM
be paid at the office of Ketchura, Rogers A Bemeat, Ns. ?
William street, from 1st April nex^
Great hessian state loan of 16,725,000, to wm
reimbursed with $l6,>w,.r>lo. or ?2,400.1)00 aterllac. ?
Tl if loan 1> guaranteed by the government, and r nlristsB
bv the eminent banking houac of M<M?ra. M. A. Von Rotha
ctilrt A Pons, in Frankfort on thn-Main Tho following ?
pital mnst bo obtained, vlx:? 14 of 940 000; 22 of $36,000;34
fct',000; GO of $8,000; 60 of *4,1100; 60of??<)00; lir nf ll.ftw
anu 180 of 91,000. The smalles* ia %M. The next drawing
will take place in June. 18A4. The prion of the share* ia as
follows: 1 share for ?1 sterling, C abarea for ?A, l.lsharaaftac
?10, 30 shares for ?20, 60 shares for ?40, and 137 sharsa fcv
J>0. Remittances can be made in American notes of 9Bt mt
?1 bank notes, MUa or drafta on Europe, Ac. truth aiara
holder will receive the prospectus, with fnll paitioalatag
and, after the drawing, the list of the saccossfnl nsata%
which will also b? published in the leading Journals. Tka
dividends will be paid, in cash, at Krankfort-on theMi "
Paris. London, New York, or anv eity in the world As
without delay.to Messrs. J. A. Sell W A KTZ8CHI LD A SO
Bankers, Frsnkforton-the Main, Germany; or their ha.
Meaers. A. SCHWART358CHILD A CO.. No. 26 Lombard st_
London. Remittances which arrive too late will be ratal ill
to the sender; or. If he deairea it. shares in tho nexf distribu
tion will be forwarded. Banking business In England aa?
Europe transacted. Also, all orders for merchandise sari
fully attended to.
Money at 2 ?? broadway.? cash advancbm
made on merchandise. Jewelry, silver ware, watafcoL
diamonds, pianos, or any other property; also the ataw
bought for eaah. Business confidential. 2*9 Broadway, nm
stairs, from 9 to 5 o'clock. The highest priees paid la a?K
Money. -cash advances on diamonmi
watches, jewelry, ailver ware, merohandlae, valaabla^,
and penonal property generally, or bonght for oaah. Apply
to H. Wool), 69 Fulton atreet, second floor, front raaak
from 8 A, M. to ft P. M. flM
The advertiser being about cuttino up a
large tract of land into eity lots, wishes to Mat wMfc
Some one who has five hundred dollars to loan. Good haaaa
given, or a ailnation at a fair aalary for a few moatha, MR
paid. Address box 3,209 Post OIBce.
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ALL WHO PLAY THE VIOLIN CAN IN A TWW
moment's time have Robertson's recently DaUatsikqst
stop flnger board attached to their own instramaat* aa*
play at first light with an ??? and aeearaey af stop l?|?
sib Is ia the old style. Manufactory 161 Broadway.
MUSICAL-TWO OR THREE PUPILS WILL BB IV
atrutted <n mttsieel lessons na the planoforta, a* Htm
r ? denee of tbs advertiser, who is a young lady folly aa?>
, i. nt to discharge iuoh duty. Apply to 8. M. C., HeaalB
oflice. Terma moderate.
PRINTING INK.
PRINTING INK? JOHN G LlnHTBODY 18 CO*
itantly manufacturing, and baa alwayi oa hand, erav
description of priatieg ink, from the finest black and eolaaW
to nawa ink, which ha warrants eqnal to any ever naaska
tared, and at as low prices as can be sold by any ? eaa
lar manufacturer. Orders fsrwarded, by steamboat or
roaiL, to an ? part of the oountry, by addrsasing a note ts MM
at No. 38 Rose atreet.
N. 11.? Tbla paper Is printed with my news Ink; ll? -
rVcrit man; other newapancra in this eity, Philadal
Beaton, lialtlmore. New Orleans, andl other oiUee and ?
la the United Btataa.
IIO.MKSTK A OH.
"DVILDING IOTS AT CLARKNCEVILLE, L. I.? A
J > pnbUo meeting for the admiaalon of atil-a rlbers to theaa
1 eai tit ii I an?l ('cairable building lota, (with a cbanee to ga4
a hutire am! lot worth 91,21*1 for t'i.l will bo held every
T' tiriilay ivtnlrg, pt I'nion Hall, fitt Bowery, at 7*4 c'eleelu
P. M. JACOB PKCAKE. I ? lleiter atrea*
INDUSTRIAL IIOMF. ASSOCIATION, NO. 1? TH*
1 own. rs nf property in Monnt Vernon are ro lueaied to
attend a intctlng of the above a?? elatioa. to t o held I*
Lag e II nil, corner of Delaney and Chryitie atrcets, ea Ham
day evening, April 3, at H o'eiock. .
JOI1V STEVENS, I'residaa*.
Conwr.t.iva A. Coorrn, Secretary.
LEUAL WOTICKS.
Notice? purchasers of i.ots of land soii?
"Slier decree of the Snpreme Court, in the salt of
Hamuli B Amery, Ae., VI. Mattha Amory and ^tbera, at*
hereby uotiiled and re((Uirsd to c imply with all the coadl
tW?? of ths aalo mada under said decree, on or before kha
llttb day of April, l1^. and In ease of failure so to do th*lr
fids and right to recdve deeds. >r to comply with aald terms
of sale, and te the ten per oent, and anotionear fee* berete
foro paid by them, will ha held to bo aad oonsidarad aa
wholly forfeited. Dated New Ybrk, March 39 1M4.
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