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' IDTEBTBEUNTS IENIWKB EYIKT DAT.
IflOR LIVERPOOL? UNITED STATES MAIL STEAM
1 chip ATLANTIC, Cant. Ju. We?. Thii lUimikip
will depart with the I'muJ State* mails for Europe porf
titely on Saturday. April U, at 12 o'clock M., Aram her berth
at tbe foot of Caaal atrectP For freight or panua. having
nsequalled accommodations for elegance or consort, apply
ta EDWARD K COLLINS, 50 Wall street.
Passengers art requested to he oa board at 1H? A. M.
Tbe steamship Arctic will succeed the Atlantic, aud tall
April
Foe Southampton and havre-the u. b.
mall steamship FRANKLIN, J. A. Wotton, commander,
will leave for Havre, touching at Southampton to land the
Mail* and paaaaajrera, on Saturday, April 8, at 12 o'clock,
from pier No. A, N. R. Price of passage. flnt clam. 9120;
do. do. da. second da., 971*. Luggage not wanted during
the voyage eboatd be tent oa board the day before sailing,
BtarkHl ' below." No freight will be taken after Thnreday
0T.Ck",kf?' 'PP1' MORTIMER Lit
Of OSTON , ageat, 53 Broadway,
STEAM BETWEEN NEW TORE AND GLASOOW.
Tbe Glasgow and New York Steanihip Company'* new
steamers, GLASGOW, (1,962 tons. 4110 horse power,) Robert
Craig, commander, and NEW YORK, (2,400 tone. 5U0 home
power,) will leave New York for Glasgow as under, vis.:?
Wednesday, May 10, at 12 o'oloek M., and Wednesday. June
38, at 12 o'clock M. Pint cabin saloon etate raomi. *90; do.
Midships do., 97$; seoond eabin, 960. third cla w. 926. Ap
ply to JOHN MoSYMON, 33 Breadway.
THE LIVERPOOL AND PHILADELPHIA STEAM
?hip Company intend starting their favorite steamchips
r bom ruiLADiLrniA.
City of Manchester Saturday. .April 15, 1864
City of Glasgow Saturday. .May 13. 1854
City of Mancheeter Saturday. .Juno 3, 1854
City of Pkiladelphin About. . . . June 17, 1854
> raoM unirooL
'City of Glasgow Wadnaaday. .Ajpril 19, 1854
City of Manchester Wednesday. .May 10. 1854
City of Philadelphia. . About May 24, 1854
Saloon, 900, 966. and 955. (aeeording to state rooms.)
A limited nnmNtof third elass passengers will be taken,
and found with comfortably eooked provisions, for
"98 to Liverpool | 94" from Liverpool.
Parties wishing to bring out their friend* ean obtain oer
tlfleates of passage, and draft* on Liverpool, in *um* of 1 1
sterling and upward*. Apply t? SAMUEL SMITH, Agent,
"I Walnut (treat, Philadelphia.
Fare reducid. -independent line to cali
fornla.? The steamship NORTH STAR will leave New
York on tha 5th May, to eoanaet with the Unole Sam. A
limited number of ticket* will he sold at the following rates,
if applied for before April 20:? Cabin, 9150; steerage, 976.
Apply only to JAS. W. CROSS, No. 9 Battery place, np
atairs. N. B.? Passengers eame throngh in these steamer*
In February In twsntylwo day* and sixteen hour*.
US. MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.-POR NEW OR
. leaa* vin Havana.? On Wadnaaday, April 12, the well
known and favorite steamahip EMPIRE CITY, Captain H.
Windle. This steamer ha* been thoroughly overhauled, and
la fltted with new boiler*, new eabin* and new foraiture,
and la now In every reipeet In the moit complete order.
She will tail on April 12th, at 2 P. M., from Warren street
Kr. Rates of panage to Havana and New Orleans :?
iteroom berth, 900; second eabin borth, 930; steerage
berth and fannd, 925. Passage ean now be aaoured at the
company's otto*. Freight taken to.Naw Orleans for forty
?ants per cnblo foot; wBl be received on the 8th instant.
Speole only taken on freight to Havana. Shippers will be
tarnished with blank bill* of lading of the form Issued by
this company on application at their oAoe; no other form
i* tigned, and no bill* of lading will be signed after tho hour
of sailing. For freight or passage apply at the utiles of the
?company, 177 Weat street, corner of Warren.
" M. O. ROBERTS.
|TT S. MAIL LINE FOR CALIFORNIA, VIA ASPIN
? tJ . wall and Panama. ? Lowest price*, superior steamers.
?Extension of the Panama Railroad. Arrangements for tbe
??aleln this city of tickets for the transit of the Isthmus,
Worming the most agreeable and safe route, through in ad
?vance of all other linos. The U-nited States M nil Sloamshlp
?Company Intend to despatch to Aspinwall on Thursday,
?April 20, at 2 o'clock P. M . from pier foot of Warren streot,
he fast sailing iteamahfp GEORGE LAW, Capt. G. Y.
"ox, U. S. Navy, to connect at Panama with tho Pae<ilo
lail Steamship Company's itoamer JOHN L. STEPHENS,
'apt. Plcrson. Tbe extension of the railroad makes the
assage aorosi the Isthmus practicable in one day, a oon
ildcration that will Induce all who valuo their health and
iomfurt to select this route. Mr. Binckley (late forwarder
'or Adams A Co. on the Isthmus) has perfected his arranje
ncnts for the transit of passengers and their baggage from
splnwall to Panama. Tickets can be obtained for tha
ranait from J. W. Carrlngton, at Adams A Co.'s, 5? Broad
ay, or at 177 West street. Tbe accommodations for pas
ingers of all classes are unsurpassed, and particular at
intion Is paid to the cleanliness of the steerage. For
?eight or passage apply nt the office of tbe companies, 177
Test street, to C. A. WHITNEY.
EW YORK AND CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP LINE,
via Nicaragua ? The Accessory Transit Company of
ilcarapua proprietors. ? Through In advance of the mail.
Inly line jiving through tickets, including the Isthmus
rosslng. The new double engine steamship STAR OP THE
VEST, (2.600 tons burthen,) will leave from pier No. 3 North
ivcr, at 3 o'clook P. M. precisely, for Pueuta Arena, on
Thursday, April 20, connecting with the new and favorite
teamshlp Sierra Nevada, (2,000 ton* burthen,) over tho
Nicaragua Transit route, having but twelve miles of land
transportation, by first class carriages. These steamers are
Unsurpassed in their ventilation anrl accommodation*. For
Virtbcr information or passage, aoply only to CHARLES
(ORGAN Agent, No 5 Bowling Greon.
IN
WIP TO THE MEDITERRANEAN AND SKAT OP
. war in the lut.? 1 Th* fine clipper bark OREGON, Thos.
Higgins. commander, 400 tons register, will be despatoh
I from tbia port daring the month of Ha;; her route to ba
tadeira. Cadis, Malaga, Marteiltes, Malta and Coaatauti
lople, remaining at each of the ports en ronte sufficient
line to give pasaengers an opportunity to see the plaoea.
lot farther particulars apply to
I R. W. CAMERON, 116 Wall ?treet._
?aiOR MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA? IMPORTANT TO
shippers.? The dipper ship NIGHTINGALE, now at
J bertV. pier 14 Eaat river, haa a large proportion of her
argo already on board, and will have quick doapatch.
dc Nightingale is not only the sharpest ship in port, but la
l itrosg a ship as can be built; rates AI at all the offioeg,
id insure* at the lowest rates. She is fitted with Kraor
kn's ventilators in both holds, and earries no lumber, or
jy other article that can injnro freight. For freight or
??saga, having elegant acoommodatlons, apply only to
r R. W. CAMERON, 116 frail street.
iTEW YORK AND ALABAMA STEAMSHIP COM
. pany ?Semi-monthly line.? For Mobile, stopping at
avana ? The steamship BLACK WARRIOR. J. f>. Bul
ek, commander, is now raoelving freight, and will sail for
la above Ports on Monday, April 10. at 12 o'clock, from her
ar foot or Harrison street. North river. Freight taken for
I aw Orleans. Passenger* lor Havana most proonre pass
rts before leaving. For freight or passage, apply to LIV
IGSTON, rROCIIERON A CO., Agents, 31 Broadway.
B.? The Cahawba, R. W. Sbufeldt, commander, will
oceed the Black Warrior, and sail April 25.
OR SAVANNAH? FARE REDUCED? THE NEW AND
side wheel steamship GEORGIA, Capt, J. J.
tarrying the United States mail, will leave I
^^liladelphia for Savannah on Wednesday, April 12, at 10
ilock A. M., from tha wharf above Viae street. In speed
.d strength, and every arrangement for the oomfort and
nvenienoe of tha passengers, this ship is nnsnrpassed.
from Philadelphia, SaO; steerage, ?8. The Keystone
.. leaves aa above the following Wednesday. Agents
Philadelphia llerun A Mai tin, 37>? North wharves; in
vannah, C . A . L Lamar
10R SAVANNAH AND FLORIDA-UNITED STATES
Mail Line. ? The new and splendid steamahip KNOX
ILLE, C. D. Ludlow, will leave on Wednesday, April 12,
4 o'clock P. M., from her pier No. 4 North river. Apply
SAMUEL L. M1TCHILL, 13 Broadway.
I Florida, M. 8. Woodliull, will leave on Saturday,
r.U IS. Through ticket! from New York to Jacksonville,
Pilatka, >33.
OR VIRGINIA, CAROLINA, GEORGIA, AC.-TIIE
United States mall steamship KOANOKK. Captain
-in*r, will leave pier 13 North river, on Wednesday, April
at 4 o'clock, P. M.. for Norfolk, Petersburg, and Rich
id. Time to Norfolk about twenty-fonr hours Pas
sers arriving there oan take the Seaboard and Roanoke,
1 Wilmington and Manchester Railroads to Augusta, Ata
ta, Charleston. At. Passage ami fare to Norfolk. ; to
^^;ersbmg and Richmond. $10; steerage hall' price. For
^Hight apply ?B board, and for passage to
LUDLAM A PLEASANTS, 32 Broadway.
TEW TOHK AND ALABAMA STEAMSHIP COM
pany carrying the United States mail. ? For Mobile,
iping at Havana, (semi monthly line,) the steamship
IACK WARRIOR, Capt. J. D. Bollock, is now receiving
Ight, and will sail for the above ports on Monday, .\prll
at 12 o'clook precisely, from pier at foot of Harrison
set, North river. Eroight taken for New Orleaus. Pas
gers for Havana must procure passports before leaving
i. For freight or passage apply to
LIVINGSTON. CROC JUt RON A CO.. 31 Broadway.
[. B ? The steamship Cahawba, Capt. R.W. Shufcldt.will
ceed the Black Warrior, and sail April 25.
OR CHARLESTON AND FLORIDA? SEMI -WEEKLY
United States Mail liae. The new and fast-going steam
JAMES ADGER will leave pier No. 4, North river, on
Inrday. April 15, at 4 o'clock, P. M., precisely, for freight
nly en board, where all bills of lading will he signed, and
pasaage at tha office of SPOFFORD, T1LESTON A CO..
Jroadway. Thorough tickets to Florida as follows : ? To
[Tkeonvlll*, 131; to Pilatka, ?33.
ILACK BALL LINE OF PACKETS ? FOR LIVER
1 pool ?The *pl*ndld packet ship COLUMBIA, Capt.
^er. will positively sail on Tuesday, the 11th of April. For
ns of cabin, second cabin and steerage passage, apply on
,rd. foot of Beekman street. East river, or to JACOB
LEON, Hi* Sonth street.
LOOP I OR SALE.? THE SLOOP JOnN L. FRANKLIN,
forty live tons bnrthen, woll found, uow snit of sails, and
table for a market boat or grain vessel. She lion at Flush
, L. I., at which place apply of Capt. T. SANDS.
MATRIMONIAL.
GENTLEMAN WELL EXPERIENCED IN COM
niercial affairs, twenty years of age. of good addresi
Sof highly respectable family, wishes to marry a lady o
nne. All lurtber particulars may he stated and ar
| ged by an interview. Please address Arthur, Broadway
iOfflit. Of course all c immunisations strictly coati
Itial.
YOUNG MAN OF GOOD ADDRESS, CHARACTER
and l.u?ine?s. wonld like to mtke the aoqualutanoe of a
ng lady of good personal appearance, character and edu
? loa. between the age of eighteen and twenty-five, with
, tiew to matrimony. All eorrespondenoe confidential,
lie persons not sincere in their views will please not re
I to thia advertisement. Address Argyle, Ilerald office.
Iatrimony made east. OR now TO WIN A
J lover - Professor Law ton, Boston, formerly of London,
| send to any address, on reoeipt of one dollar, postpaid,
'a directions to enable ladies and gentlemen to win the
pted affections of as many of the opposite sex as their
its may desire. The process is so simple, bnt so capti
leg. that all may be married, irrespective of age, appear
Is, or position; and last, though not least, It caa be ar
ed with suoh ease and delioacy that detection Is impos
Add reas Professor Lawton. Boston, Mas*. No letters
jnfrom the post office nnlese the postage la paid.
|? HONB8TBA mT
|*E8T FLUSHING, ONLY SEVEN MII.F.S FROM THE
City Hall by ferry and railroad.? We call tha atten
of all those who are about to purchase lots in the vici
of New York to thiB beautiful proptrty. No property
ted for sale around the city is possessed of the natural
(antages of West Flushing. The streets are graded, so
f a* expense will he Incurred by the puroliasef beyond
actual price of the lots. A meat number have alroady
isold. The railroad runs directly through it, and the
fit is in the center of this property. In addition te this,
I Witliamshnrg and Flusning stages pass the property
>y fifteen minutes. Terms ea?y and aoconimodating.
, . particulars. maM. tickets to visit the ground, Ac., can
I lad of B A ilk. K K A ELLIOT, 45 Nassau street.
n
PRIHTDfe ?K.
IMINO INK.? JOHK O. LIGHTBODT IB OOW
antly manufacturing, and ha* always on hand,
K
?stantly Manufacturing, and ha* always on hand, aver]
? ription of printing i^k, from th* finest blaok and eoIorM
?>ws ink, wnieh ha warrants equal to any aver maaufaa
?d, and at aa low prions as can be sold by any ran
?nanufaeturer. Order* forwardad, by (taamboat or raM
I to any part of th* eountry, by addressing a not* t? M
? *?se street.
? ?.? Tbie aapar 1* printed with my nam Ink; alaa a
COHJPORATIOW lonoai.
CORPORATION NOTICE ? BUBLIC NOTlCR IS
hereby itiven to the owner or owners, occupant or ooeu
? j .f ?**?? *"? '""proved or nniro proved land*
inci ted therebv, that th* following a??e.;siuent.? have lieea
jomplnted tj the Assessors, Mil are lodged in the oOsi of
'.he iiureau of Assessments, for examination l>y all parson*
ntcrciu u, Tit,:? For regulating Fifty fourth itreet. from
the lirst to the Fifth avenue. Tne limits embraced by suoh
?nes->mtiits include all the aereral hons?s and lot? of
crrnnd, vacant lota, pieces and parcels of land nitnated on
oth il c? of Ffty-iourfh street, from Firat to Fifth ave
DUe on both sidaa of Fourth avenue 100 feet 5 inches north
end ?ontb from Fifty -fourth street, ou both nideeof Lexing*
'.on avenue COO feet 5 inches north and south from Fitty
'onrth street. All peraons whoa* interests are afli-cted by
the above rimed assessments, nn J who aro opposed to tho
>auie, or cither of them, are reqnastod to pre <?nt their ob
ection-' in writing., t* Mi* undersigned, at their offlo*, No 4
Ball of Records, within thirty days from tho data of this
notice. WILLIAM GA'iK. )
CHARLES J DO DOB, > Asseiior*.
CHARLES Mr N* I ELL, >
Offlo* Hurc?n of Assessments, Street Department Maroh
II, 1W.4. _
0ORTORATION NOTICE. ? PUBLIC NOTICE 18
hereby given, that petitions have been presented in tho
Board of Coumilmen, for the construction of sewers in tho
following named streets, to wit: ? in Twenty. seventh street,
between F.iglith and Ninth avenues: Forty seventh street,
from Ninth avenue, 312feetwest of Ninth avenue; Maedougal
?treat, from Bleecker to Spring stroet; and also, a resolu
tion for a basin and oulvert at the southwest corner of
Eighth avenue and Twenty-fourth street. All parsons in
tcretted in the above, and having objections thereto, are re
quested to proaeut the same, in writing, to the Contract
Clork, at this office, on or before April IS, 1S54.
ELIAS L. SMITH, ) .
Til KO. R. DE FOREST, > t*0,0n Aqueduct
A. W. CRAVEN, S Board
Croton Aqnedmct Department, April 5, 1854.
CORPORATION NOTICE.? SEALED PROPOSALS
will be received at the office of the Commissioner of
Streets and Lamps nntll Monday, April 17. 1854, at li M.,
for three thousand gas lamps; said lamps to be subject to
inspection of the Snporintendant of Lamps, deliverable at
tho plaoe to be hereafter designated by the Superintendent.
Blank proposal* will be furnished at the office of tho Com
Diissionor. GEO. G. GLASIER,
Commissioner of Streets and Lamps.
Department of Streets and Lamps, corner of Essex and
Grand streets, April 8, 1854.
CORPORATION NOTICE. ? PUBLIC NOTICE IS
hereby given, that petitions have boea presented in the
Board of Conncilmen for the construction of towers in the
following named streets, to wit: In H'illet street, from De
litnty to Rivington street; Fourth stroet, from Jones stroet
to Sixth avenue; Thirty-seventh stroet. from Tenth avenue
to Hudson river; and In Division street, from Allen street
to Chathem squure, with branch in Forsyth street from Di
vision street to Walker street. All persons interested in
tho above, and having objections thereto, are requested to
present tho same, in writing, to the Contract Clerk, at this
office, on or before April 17th. 1.H54.
ELIAS L. SMITH.
THEO. R. DE FOREST," } Cro'?? *q,?odaot
A. W. CRAVEN, i Board.
Cr?ton Aqueduct Department, April 8, 1854.
HROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT, MARCH 3, 1854.
U Public notice 1* hereby given, that by an aot of th*
legislature passed at th* special session, July 20, 1353, an
.iditlonal charge of ton per cent Is added on tho first day of
Iprtl next on all unpaid water rents, making, with the
iliarges previously added by law, twenty-five per oent on
>aeh amount unpaid, and that if the said rent*, inoludlng
iikld char?**, are net paid before tha first Ay of May next
snsuing, the property on which said rant remain* unpaii
?U1 be returned to the Clork of Arrear*, pursuant to th*
woviaion* of th* aot abov* mentioned.
ELIAS L. SMITH, Pw*ident._
CROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT. -TO CON
tractor*.? healed proposals, endorsed "Proposal for
?ewer in the Bowery
Croton I
it April,
be ? pened, to build a sewer, with th* necensary receiving
QaMiiS and culverts, in the Bowery, from Rivington to Stan
ton street, being in length about threo hundred and sixty
Ivefcet. The plan of the work may be seen, and specifioa
-ions obtained, on application at this offlco.
ELIAS L. SMITH, J Croton
THEO. R. DE FORRST, > Aqueduo*
A. W. CRAVEN, J Board.
New York, Match 80, 1854.
CROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT ?TO CON
tractors. Healed proposals, ^endorsed " Proposal for
lewcr in Forsyth street,'' will be received at tho office of the
Croton Aqneduet Department, until Monday, tho 10th day
of April, 1854, at 12 o'clock M., at which hour the yds will
be opened, to build a sewer, with tho necessary receiving
basin* ana culvert*, in Forsyth street, from toe sower in
Stauton street to a point about 209 feet south nf Houston
itreet; being in length about 222 feet. The plan of the work
may be seen, and specifications obtained, on application at
Mil* office. ELIAS L. SMITH, ' i???,i??t
THEO. R. DE FOREST, ( <^oton Aqueduct
A. W. CRAVEN. S
New Tork, March 31, 1854.
OROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT.? TO CON
traetors.? Sealed proporals, endorsed " Proposal* for
Sewer in Forsyth street,'' will lie reccivod at the olftoe of
the Croton Aqueduct Department until Monday, the 10th
day of April, 1654, at 12 o'clock M., at which hour the bldi
will he opened, to build a sowor. with th* nece.-i3?ry receiv
ing basis* and oulvorts, in Forsyth street, from the sowor In
Stanton street to a point about 200 feet south of Houston
street, beiug in length about 22^ foot. The plan of the work
may lie seen, and specifications obtained, on application at
this office. ELIAS L. SMITH, } Croton
THEO. R DE FOREST, >Aqueluct
A. W. CRAVEN, ) Board.
New Tork, March 31, 1S54.
avior*.? noaieu proposals, endorsed l'roposai ior
n the Bowery," will be received at the office of th*
Aqueduct Department until Monday, the 10th day
1, 1854, at 12o'elock M., at which hour the bids will
CROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT.? TO CON- !
tractors.? Staled proposals, endorsed " Proposals for j
Sewer in Elm street,'' will be received at the otnoe of the I
Croton Aqueduct Department nntil Monday, the loth day ;
of April, 1864, at 12 o'clock M., at which hour the bids will I
be opened, to build a sewer, with the neoessary receiving
bating and culverts in Elm street, from the sewer in Howard
street to a point about 90 feet southerly from Urand street,
being in length about SUB feet. The plan of the work may be
teen, and specifications obtained, on application at thil
office. EMAS L. SMITH, J Croton
T11EO. K. DE FOREST, > Aauoduot
A. W. CRAVEN, J Board.
New York, March 31, 1W>4.
CROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT-TO CON
tractors. ? Sealed proposals, endorsed " Proposal for
u wer in Rivington street, will be received at the offico of
the ( roton Aqueduct Department until Monday, the seven
teenth day of April, 1894, at 12 o'clock, M.. at which hour
the I ids will be opened, to build a sewer, with tho necessary
recoiling basins and culverts, In Riving ion street, from
Shei Iff to Clinton street; being in length about l.iW feet.
The plan of the work may be seen, and specifications ob
tained, on application at this office.
ELI A3 I, SMITH. 1 Croton
THEO. R. DE FORREST, > Aqnednct
A. W. CRAVEN, ) Board.
New York. April 3, 1894.
CROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT. -TO CON
tractors.? Scaled proposals, endorsed "Proposal for
?ewer in Rutgers street,'' will he received at the office of the
Croton Aqueduct Department, until Monday, April 17, ISM,
at 12 o'clock, M., at which hour the bids will be oponed, to
bnild a sower with the necessary receiving buina and cul
verts. in Rutgers street, from this East rtvor to Division
street; being In length abont 1,866 feet. Tho plan of tho
work may be seen, and specifications obtained, on applica
tion at thlf office. EMAS L. SMITH, ) Crotop
THEO. R. DE FORES?, > Aqnedflct
A.W.CRAVEN, ) Board.
New York, April 6, 1894.
CRdTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT. ? TO CON
tractors. ? sealed proposals, endorsed Proposal for
Sewer in Forty-eighth street, will be resolved at the Offlco
of the Croton Aqucdnct Department, until Monday, 17th
day of April, 1864, at 12 o'clock, M., at which hour the bids
will be opened, to bnild a sewer with the necessary reooiving
basins and culverts, iu Forty eighth street, from Ninth ave
nue to the crown between Eighth and Ninth avenue*; being
In length about 460 foet. The plan of the w rk ui>?y be men,
and speciFcations obtained, on application at this office.
El.IAS L. SMITH. )
THEO. R. 1 E FOREST, J Croton Aqucdnct Board.
A. W. CRAVEN. )
New York, April 6, 1864.
CROTON AQUEDUCT DRPARTM^NT? TO CONTRAC
turs.? Scaled proposals, endorsed "Proposal for sowor
iu Forty sixth street," will be received at the nffl o of the
Croton Aqnednct Department until Monday, the 17th day
of April, ISM, at 12 o'clock, M., at which hour the bids will
be opened, to bnild a sewer, with the neoessary receiving
basins and culverts, in Forty-sixth street, from sewer in
Tenth avenue to a point about 90 feet west of Ninth avenue,
being in length about MO feet. The plan of the work may bo
seen, and specifications obtained, on application at this
office. TUM)S U D^e' FOREST, ^Croto2 *'j|uoduot
A. W. CRAVEN, S BoMd*
New York, April 8, 1864.
PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
following reso utions have b<*a presented in the Board
of Couneilmen To flag west m of Cannon street, be
tween Broome and Urand, and set curb and gutter stnu>i
wbere needed. To flag walk north side of Nineteenth street,
betw?en First and Second avenues. To pare Wall street
with granite blocks, like those laid in the Bowery. To ox
tend lieekman street through the Pa>-k to Park place. To
extend Park plaee through to Robinson street, and widen
Robinson street to the width of Park plaoe. All persons in
terested, having objections thereto, are requosted to pre
sent them in writing to the nndersigued, at his office, on or
before the 15th day of April.
April 9, 1894. JAS FUREY, Street Commsssioner
DEPARTMENT OF REPAIRS AND SUPPLIES.?
March 30, 1864.? To Contractors.? By virtue of the fol
lowing resolution, sealed proposals will be received at the
ifliee of thy Commissioner of Repair* and Supplies' No. 3
iitv Hall, (basement,) until Tuesday, April 11, 1354, at 12
I'cloek, M.. at which Urns they will be opened, (in accord
ance with the amended charter of 1863,) for paving the car
riage way of Perry street, between Greenwich avenue and
Factory street, with granite block pavement, tho materials
riage way of Perry street, between Greenwioh avenue and
osed and the work performed to be the same as that now
laid in the Bowery, between Walker and Bayard streets.
Contractor* will state in their proposals their priee per su
perficial square yaid.
?momttiow.
Resolved, That the Commissioner of Repairs and Supplies
t?e. and he is hereby, directod to advertise for proposals and
make a contract with the lowest bidder to pave the carriage
ray of Ferry street, between Gteenwish avenue and Fac
tory street, with the German er granite block pavement,
similar to that in the Bowery, between Bayard and Walker
itrects; provided the owners of the property therein subjoot
So| be assessed therefor, bind themselves to pay one half of
the cost of said paving.
Adopted by the Board of Aldermen, October 12, 1863.
Adopted by the Board ef Assistants. December 21, 1863.
Approved by the Mayor, December 22, 1863.
The contractors will take *11 the tisk of collecting one
half of the cost of the above pavement from the persons
>wning property on said street, as the resolution prescribes,
the balance will be paid bv the Commissioner of Repairs
tnd Supplies. The names or the persons so subscribing can
be seen, and all other information in regard to the pavement
srill be given at his office, No. 3 City Hall, basement. N. B.
-The Commissioner reserves the right to reject all or any
if the estimates, if deemed for the interest or the Corpora
toft. BARTHOLOMEW B. PDRDY,
Commissioner of Repairs and Supplies.
STREET DEPARTMENT, NO. 4 HALL OF RECORDS.
O ? Sealed proposals will be received at this offioe until
Monday, the 10th day of April next, to regulate and pave
Thirty seventh street, between Fonrth and MadUon avonues,
ami flag four feet of walks where not now flagged: to rexn
tate and grade Boekman street, from lot No. 79 to Cliff
itroet; to flag the sidewalks of Fourteenth street, from No.
218 te Fifth avenue. Specifications to be had on application
to the Contract Clerk of this Department.
J AMIS FUREY, Street Commissieasc
March 81. 1WI4.
STREET DW*RTMENT, NO 4 HALL OF RECORDS.
Public notice n hereby given, that the following resolu
tions have been presented in tho Board of Couneilmen : ?
To regulate, pave, reeet curb and gutter, and flag four feet
of walks of Forty-second street, between Second and Third
avenues: to flag and relay flags where necessary, the walks
of Thirtieth street, botween Tenth avenue and Hudson
river; to regulate, psve, and set swrb and gutter in Eleventh
avenue, from Twenty flfth to Thirty first street; to reflag
and reset curb and gutter eact side or Seammel street, from
Ilenry street to East Broadway; to fence vacant lots torth
sido of Twenty ninth street, and soa'h side of Thirtieth
street, between Tenth and Eleventh titnnes; in flag four
feet of walk sonth side of Twenty. sixt.. street, between
Seventh and Eighth avenues, to fence vaeaat lots north
iide e# Twenty sixth street, between Broadway and Sixth
?venae; to flag and relay flags where neoessary, am set ourb
and gutter on east side of Sheriff street, between Broome
and Delancoy streets. All persons interested having objec
tions thereto, are icnuosted to present i them. In writinj, te
the undersigned, at his offlee. on er before Oie Hth 4-ty ef
March inst JAS. F0R#T, Ww* CemmUgKne*.
MK?k28, 1994.
s
WWWKATMWBrOTWW,
STI'.EET DEPARTMENT, NO 4 UAI.LOF RK'OKl>8
Publie notice i* hereby given that t lie following pti
ti*na bar? keen presetted in the Board of Counri men:?
To regulate, gel curl., cottar and l'.a< four feit of ?<!k
and macadamize Fifty eighth street from Seventh to
Eighth avenue. to rc^'ilnte <et curb and gutt r nud fl.tjr
funr fiet of north sidewalk of Eighty thirl unit, l,et\??-u
First and Third avenues: to oueu IX'id ?trer> t Ir ?? i Fourth
to k ighth avenue. to pave EicLth avenue from Fifty-lMrd
to Fifty ninth itreet: to open Sixty -fourth Kt rdot, from
Eighth svinue to Blooming di.l* rnud to op -a li'd streot,
from Eighth avenue to liuJ<?n riv*r, to open Ninety
seventh street. fri m Eighth to Nitith aveun*: t.. fe->ce va
cant lots southwest comer Slx*h avenue a. id Thirty :ir*t
street; to regnl&te. pave and sit curK and gutter in Four
teenth stre. t and avenue C, from the bulkhead at K ist
river to the present | av^vut in avenue C. ill person* in
teriated Unci obje t|otl? thereto a- u re.iuosted to prus.-nt
them in writing to the undersigned. at bis utiice. on or be
fore the Eighth day of Anrii nevt
March 29. 18*>4 J AS. Fl' RE Y S'reet Commissioner.
STREET DEPARTMENT, NO. 4 H.\LI, OF RECORDS.
?Public notioe ie hereby given that the following peti
tion* have been presented in the ltoard of Couneiliuen To
reset curb and gutter, and repave Kenwick atreet. To
change the name of Weat Twelfth atreet to that of Fort
street. To Bag four feet of aouth aide of Twenty ninth
?trcet, between Second and Third avenue*. To ohauge the
name of Wr*t Twenty-fourth atreet, between Niuth and
Tenth avenues, to that of Chelsea place. To flag four feet of
walk* of Twenty. sixth street, betweon llroadw ay and Sixth
avenue. All persons interested, having object on* thereto,
are requested to present them in writing to the uudersi/ued,
at his office, before tbe Uth day of April.
April 1, 1864. JAMES FUftEY. Street Commissioner.
STREET DEPARTMENT, NO. 4 HALL OF RECORDS.?
Sealed proposals will be reoeived at this office until
to build a pier from the bulkhead at the
foot ef Thirty seventh street. North river. Specification*
to be had on application to tbe Contract Clerk of this da
part mint J AS. FUREY, Strait Commissioner.
March 2 9. 1884.
STREET DEPARTMENT, NO 4 HALL OF RKCORDS
?Sealed proposal* will ba received at this office, until
Tuesday, April (l. 1834, to reset curb and gntter, and pave
Thirty niutb itreet, between First and Seoond avennn*. To
regulate and regruae Third avenue, between Slxty-tlrst and
Eighty-ieoond itreet. Specifications to be bad on applica
tion to the Contract Clotk of this department.
April 1, 1864. JAMES FUREY. Street Commiuioner.
TREET DEPARTMENT, NO. 4HALL OF RECORDS.?
Sealed proposal* will be received at this office, until
bistnrday, April 15, 1854, to regulate, grade, let ourb and
gntter, and pava Thirty ninth atreet, between First and
Second avenue*. Specification* to be had on application to
tie Contract Clark of tbi* department.
April 5. 1854. J AS. FtTREY, Street Commissioner.
STREET DEPARTMENT, NO. 4 HA IX OF RECORD J.
I'nblic notice i* hereby given that the folio *113 r mo
lotions have been presented In the Board of Conn til hi ?? -
To grade and flag went *ide of Goer jk ntroot, from \ i .*?
around the corner of Deianey street to the north ?*. t - > -nor
of Lewis ctreet, tbince to 58 Lewi* street. Also vr.>-t si 1 ? oi
(Icerck street to the corner of Broome itreet. und annul
the corner to No. 42. To flag west eido of Maujin -tro t.,
from No. 23 to the corner of Broome street, around t i u .r
cer of Broome street to No. 2ri. Also from No. !> 1, i vi.
(treet, weit aide, to the oorner of Deianey street, aid ar mm!
the corner to No. 300. Alio from No. 2D Lewis street, w at
side, to the corner of Deianey itreet. To set curb a 1 1 'jit
ter and flag northcait eorncr of Bayard and Orao :s itr "in.
To repair sidewalks east side of Eliriboth itreet, h-??< n
Bayard and Walker streets; alio in Bayard itreut, betweon
Eliiabeth itreet and the Bowery. Also the following peti
tion:? To ll?g four feot of walka of Twenty flfttli street, lie
tween Broadway and Sixth avenue. All persons Interested
having objection! thereto, are requested to present them, in
writing, to the undersigned, at liia office, on or before the
27th day of April, Instant. "TM
fl April 7. 1854. JAMES FUREY, Street Commlitionor.
TRAVELLERS' GUIDE. '
(1AMDEN AND~A*BOY RAILROAD TO PHILAD&u
J phia, from pier No. 1 North river. Two linei datly, ?'
7 A.M. and 2 P. M. Accommodation line at 7 A. M.. bj
steamboat John Potter, to South Amboy, thennc by o?rv *'
way plxcei and Camden; fare $3. Express line *t ? P M , b;
John Pottor, to Amboy, thenot direot to CatD'e^ by out
through In dye houri. fare M
Harlem railboad-inland route -on ane
after Monday, March 27, (Sunday* excepted,) for \1
bany and Troy, will leave City H*!l atation No. 1 Contrt
itreet, accommodation train, 7 A. M.. itopping at Wiliiam't
Bridge and station* north. Leaving depot, oorner of Whitt
and Centre etreeti, morning express 9 A. M ; afternoon ex
pre**, 4 P. M.. oonnect.ing with train* North and West.
From City nail itation:? MLllorton, at2.41P M ; Croto^
Falls, at 3 P. M.; White Plaimi, at 10 A. M . 3 30, 5. and ti.lS
P. M., stopping at Yorkvillo and stations North, William'i
Bridge, at 0 30 A. M, 7 SO, 9.15. 12.30, 2.15, 4.15 5.10, and t
P. M., stopping at all way stations; Foriham, at 11 P. M.
stopping at all way stations. Paasengera may alio procure
tloketonnd hare their baggage checked for utloa, Buffalo
and other places west and north of Albany, at the com
pany's offices, corner of Bowery and Broome stroet, and
Fourth avenue and Twenty -sixth street. Sunday arrange
ment:? TraMis will leave for Croton Fail*, and all way st a
tlons, at 8.30 A. M., and 5 P. M.; returning, will leave Crotoa
Falls at? A M. and 4.30 P. M., stopping at all way stations
Passengers by the Sunday trains will be received and land
ed in New York, at the Twenty aaven'h street cation only
Freight for Albany reoeived daily, until 4 P.M., at tbe depot
corner of Centre and White streets.
JOHN D, ELIOT, Superintendent
Hudson river bailroad.-train* daily
from Chambers street for Albany and Troy ?
Ex-preiw train, 7 A. M.? Through in Tour hours, oonneetlnf
witb train* reaching Buffalo or Montreal at 10 o olook *?iu*
evening
Mail train 9 A. M.? Throogk way tra!n* at 1] M as* 3
P tt.
Eipreoa train 5 P.m.? Emigrant train ? P ? For Tarry
town, 10.31! P.M For PaeksklU, 5 ?) P. M. For Poughtepsle
7.10 A M. and 4 P.M Passengers taken at Chamber*
Canal Christopher, Fourteenth, and Tlilrty-flrst streets.
3unday trains from Canal street, *t3.4"> K., for Albr.a;
and Troy, (topping at all ?*y stations.
KDMLNR FRENCH. 8t.p?riui*ade??
MF-IiCHANTS LINE OF STEAMERS, AT 6 O'CLOCK
P. M., for Albany, steamer HEHO, pasnagu tifty cent*,
through without landing; in connection with the New Voik
Central and Michigan Southern Railroad The fast jailing
steamer II.. Captain J. W. Hancox, will leave the pier
foot Uol iuson struot, north of Barclay, Tuesday, Thursday
and Hunday at fi o'clock. Fur palace or freight apply on
board, or to GEO. T. STANLEY, at tne-offloe on tho wLavf
VTTSW TOKK AND PHILADELPHIA r>IRPGT-y(,
XI New Jersey Railroad, throngh in four hours? "ntc
States mail and expioei Une. leave Now York foot *f Con
laadt street, at seven, nine, and eleven A. M.. >m! ai
f on j and half-past five, P. M. F are ? S2 75 la serai
and elevel A. M.. and four P X. >2 SO (foi eeojbf
class) ia elever A. M. from New York and our froit Ph'l
delphla: $3 la nine A. M., and half-past dye P. M. Ac
eommodation Une loaves at twelve M. (at rodno?.
prices) from Cortlandt street, through in sis hoars
Through tickets sold for Baltimore, Washington. NorfbUi
Wniden, Wilmington, and Charleston, in the abova traiui
Through baggage agents ii the nine and half-past Are tr\in
eaiy. Passengers with baggage otoee tit* ferry ftitee* mta
?? s kifwstls traia Itarsi
STEAMBOAT FOB NEW ROCHKLLE, PORT CHESTER
and Rookey Neok, stoppligat Throg'sNeok, Bayln'slaud*
ing, each way. The steamboat Economy, Capt Collins, will
leave Catherine Market slip, Naw York, Monday, April 3,
at four o'clock, P. M, for the above places. Returning
will leave Roekcy Neck in the morning, at forty minutes
part six o'clock, Port Choster at seven. New Roohello at
ight and Throg'sji nek at twenty minutes past eight.
FINANCIAL..
<til 7ftft ftnn LOAN ON THE MORTGAGE
?pl. ? l/U.UUU bonds of the New York and Ilsrlem
Hailroiid Company. This eompany will reicive proposals
for $1,7110,000 of their First Mortgage Bonds, issncil in snms
of $1,000 each, payable at the office of the oomp:iny, in the
city of New York, on the 1st day of May, 1H73, with coupons
attached, for the payment of interest, at the same place,
semi annually, on the 1st of May and 1st of Novem
ber, at the rate of 7 per oent per annum. The^e bonis
are secured by a fir<t and only mortgage, to Thos. W. Lad
low and R. M. BUtcbford, Trustees, on the road and it* ap
purtenances, and executed under special authority of an
act of the Legislature and vote of the stookholders The
whole amount of bonds whlob ean be issued under the mort
gage is t3, 000,000, and will be tho first and only lion npou
the road, and will constitute the sole debt of tho oompany. I
The company reserve $1,300,000 of this mortgage for the ex
change of all the outstanding plain hqpds of tho oompapy
now in existence, and propose to dispose of the residue,
$1,700,000, for the purpose of discharging all their floating
debt, and of payment of the expenditures necessary for the
full completion of the improvements now in progruas upon
the road. The capital of tho company paid in is $1,500,000
of preferred stock, and $3,600.1100 of common stock, upon
which regular dividends have been earned and paid for the
last five years, of eight (8) per cent per annum on the for
mer. ana four (4) per cent per annum on the lattor. The re
ceipts of 1SA3 amounted to $904,476, being an increase of
twenty six (26) per ccnt over 1852, and there is no doubt a
still larger business will be done the present year. The pub
lic have therefore now offered then a homo security of the
most reliable character. The accoptanoes of the company
will be received in payment for the l>ond?. T?unty (20) pur
oent is required to be paid on aucoptanue of bids, and twenty
(20) per cent eviry thirty days thereafter, for whion
bonds will be given. Ten (10) per cent, however, of the first
instalment being reserved by the eompasy until the com
pletion of the contract. Interest te be adjusted from the
1st May. Parties have the privilege of making payment in
full and receiving their bonds. Coaled proposals will be re
ceived at the office of BLATCHFOIiD A KAIN3FORK,
No. 58 Wall street, oa or before the 10th day of May next, at
3 o'clock P. M.
d>l O AAA V.000. $4,000, $3, MM, $3,000, $2,900, $2,000,
$i,A00, $1.000. ? These sums to lend oa bond
and mortgage, on productive real estate in this city or
Brooklyn. Apply to S. 8. BROAD, 13 Wall street.
nnnT0 loan-on DIAMONDS, WATCHES.
qptJU.v/l-' 1/ Jewelry. Ac., or bought for cash. Oooo
city rtooks. notes, bonds and mortgages, and bills of ex
change negotiated. All business confidential. Apply at the
watch importing and loan office, 102 Nassan street, corner ef
Ann, room No. 2.
dhfTAA ?WANTED, FOB SIX MONTHS, ON HOUSE
CUvU' hold furniture ia use, which ll insured for $1,800.
A good round interest will be paid. Addresj J. B. 8., Herald
effioe, stating terms, Ac.
INTEREST ON CITY STOCKS? THE INTEREST OV
the public stocks of tho city of New York, doe and pay
able May 1, 1854, will bo paid on that day by F. W. Edmonds,
Esq.. Chamberlain of the city, at tho Mechanics' Bank, 33
Wall street. Tho transfer books will be closed Tuesday,
April 11, at 3 o'clock, P. M. For the convenience of stock
1 older*, transfer* will be permitted during the period the
books remain closed, to take effect May 1. . ikm.
New York, April 7. l&M, A. C. FLAUO, Comptroller.
MUSICAL.
A LADY, AN ACCOMPLISHED SINGER AND
pianist, and thorough instructor of vocal and instru
mental music, and several languages, wiibosto obtain hoard
and lodging in a private family or first class hoarding house,
where her services in tuition will be taken partly in compen
sation therefor; would have no objection to a female semi
nary near the city. For particulars inquire of Messrs.
Scharfcnberg A Luis. 722 Broadway, or. address a letter to
A. B , Union rqnare Post Office, for one week. Reforsnees:
MesTs. Scbarfenberg A Luis, 722 Broadway; Mr. H. Timm.
No. fV Wert Twentieth stteot.
A GENTI.EMAN, (TEACHER OF PIANOFORTE AND
singing in this city.) wire is familiar with the English,
French and Gsrman languages, wishes to obtain a aloe
furnished room, with or without board, in a genteel family
or hrst class hotel, in compensation for mnsic lesions The
best references given and required. Please Address Mnsio,
liox 3,220, Post Offiee, stating name and address, other
w I Si no nnswer.
A SPLENDID NEW BOUDOIR PIANO, ALSO ONE
square piano, for sale, fifty per cent less than can he
bought In any establishin g In New York. Inquire at t'10
Pacific Loan Office, coruec Broadway and Grand streot,
over tho bank.
Musical -two or threk pupils will be ib
strncted in m wilful Ussona on the pianoforte at ta<
residence of the advertiser, who Is a young lady fully eo*
petent to dlscbe-fe suoh duty. Apply to a. M. 0., H?r%H
offioe Term* moderate.
T)I ANOM)RtES.? 1HE UNDERSIGNED TAKE PLEA
X sure In announcing to their numerous friends and ths
public, generally, that they have leased and refitted the well
k?c,#n warerooms heretofore occupied by E. O Bradbury,
?^id will keep constantly on hand a large and splendid as
sortment of ike very best planes to We found ia ths market,
to which the attention of pureh leers Is moat respeetfellv
invited. Second head pianos for sal* and to tent. O. f,
BK1STW, M0R9S A CO.. 423 Uro?dw?/
ABonnm
BOWERY THEATRE? PROPRIETOR AN I) MAN AO EK
I. I*. Waluron; Stage Manager. T. C. Womyaa. Tim#
uotice. ? The doors will open at 7; curtain rises ?i o'clock
l.ower Tier of Boxes. SO cent*: Upper Tier, 'L't cm ta. Pit a-i I
G?llcry. 12)^ cents: Private Bun .< ff>\ Smt? in Orchestra
Uuxer. fiOceata. Sunt* in Private Boxes. 50 (.eat*
Holiday evening, April 1". will te performed
PIZARRO
Elvira Mrs. H L. CWrk
Holla Jr. Eddy
HOT CORN.
Mr. Solon Mr. S'one I Kt(r .1 Wt?? A Walt? r?
Iter. Mr. Pease... Mr Lamb Wild 'Ii ri ? . .Mi>? Herri u
Jim Rojan. ... Mr. Johnst >u | Atualia L jvetrae. .Miss <jr?>
BURTON'S THEATRE, CIIAMHKR" street-doors
open at 7: curtain rises at 7'i o'clock
Monday evening, April 10. will le peri'jrmod
PAUL PRY.
Color el Hardy. ... . . .VrPKoMc
Hardy Mr. Holman
Witbirton Mr Russell
Mauley Mr dourly
Harry. Mr. Norton
Paul Pry Mr. liurtou
Simon Mr. K-\dol<ife
Miti Hardy Mm. Iliurh
Mm. Subtle Mrs Hu.;b"s
Pliebo Mrs. Hurt in
Marian Miss Misou
Overtures Orchestra
THE AUTOMATON M A N.
Blower Mr. Johnston | Mra. Bogus Mrs. II iu^!i
lt.'^us Mr. Jordan | Mra. Fogrum Mra. Cooke
NATIONAL THEATRE. CHATHAM STREET. -TH?
TEMPLE or THE MORAL DRAMA.
Sole Lessee, Proprietor, and Manager, A. H. Purdy.
Porforinancea at 2 o'olock afternoon, and 7 in tho.evoning
EVERY SYENING AND EVERY WEDNESDAY AND
SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
(Commence afternoon! at two o'clock,)
The great original drama of
UNCLE TOM'S CABIN,
A? performed at the boute continually since the 18th of last
July.
Uncle Tom .Mr J. Ltngard
St. Claire Mr. J. B Hows
Gumpton Cute Mr. II. Stone
Eva Little Cordelia Howard
Topsy Ilri. O. C. Howard
Flatohar. ..Mr O. W. L. Fox
Harris Mr. J. J. Prior
Lecree Mr. N. B. Clarke
W llaon Mr. Toulmin
P'-rry Mr. L. Fox
Mra. Bird. ..Mra. W. G. Jones
Klli a Mra J. J. Prior
Caasy Mra. Bannister
Ophelia Mra. Moyora I
F.tu incline Mias Barber
Admission, 25 and 80 oenta; children half price to after
noon performance only.
TBI ORIGINAL GEORGE CHRISTY A WOOD'S MIN
atrcla, No. 444 Broadway, perform every evonio.i.
T-cketa. 2A cents.
lloora r pen at 7: commence at 8 o'clock.
This company baa no oounnotion with any other.
H WOOD, Business Manager.
GEORGE CHRISTY. Stage Manager.
A Carp.? Gmrga Christy, well known for the last twelv?
years in connection with Ethiopian Mlnatreliy, takos this
method of informing the pnblic that he has formed a copart
mrslip with Mr. Henry Wood, of Mimtrel Hall, No. 4W
Broadway, at whloh place he will appear ov?ry evening.
GEORGE CHRISTY.
nARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM.? BENEFIT OF MR
W.Clarke. ? Monday, April 10. In the afternoon,
at 3 o'clock, the popular play of ROMEO AND JULIE I'?
Ilomeo, Jlr. C. >v. Clarke; Juliet. Mias Muatayer. In t 'e
e\ onlug, at 7, Si o'clock, tlie tlirilllnK play, calle 1 P AULI N E.
rollowed by HOW TO MAKE HOME IIAPPY. The livln -
Giraffes. Harpy Family, Ac., to be Boon as usual. Admit
tance, 2."> cent': children under ten. 12>$ cents; first balcony
ai,d parquet, 12!a cents extra.
TABERNACLE, NO. 340 BROADWAY.? GRAND i
Vocal and Instrumental Concert of the New York >
Sangorrunde Society, for the benullt of the Musical I'uud,
on Mouda v evening, April 10.
Leader J. Sohcdlor.
PART I.
1. " Das Deutaohe Wort, (Urand Chorus.) ex
pressly composed and dedicated to the
Vow York Saingerrunde, by L. Liebe, Pro
fessor of Music at Strasburg.
2. Fantasie pour le l'iauo, performed by Mr. Wcise.Thalberg
3. "In die Feme," Solo for Bariton, sang by ir.
F. Klebt Kueeken
i. Reminiscences from " Lea Ilagonottoa," Solo,
fluto, (performed by Mr. Siedler) Brioci&Idi |
6. Quartetto for String lns'ruiuents, (first move
ment in G.) performed by Messrs. Tkomas,
Siedler, Unger, and Dorgncr Boethoren !
6. " Fiinfamalijunderttau'eud Teufol," (Grand
Chorum and Sol ?) Fr. Abt
I'ART II.
7. " Die Welt l?t so chern," (Chorus). C. L Finclicr in Kaini
S. Le Policbenelle, catirice burlesque pour lo
Piano, (performed by the celebrated piauist
Mr. Wo-ltge) \ug. Gockel
P. " Ave Maria," Solo for Bariton, (sun;? by Mr.
Riickel) Rob. Frfc^z '
10. Concertino for French Horn, (performed by Mr.
KiiiAar) Kalllw>da
11. "Va?ftlinns," Quartettofor string instruments,
(performed by Messrs. Thomas, Siadlcr, Un
ger. and Hcrgncr) Ilaydn
12. "Aiio,"aus: " Der S.in^ortag," (Grand Cboras). Fr Abt
Doors open at 7; to commonco at 8 o'clock.
Tickets, SO conts, to bo had at the door, or at the musie
stores Park p^ace and Broadway; tin. 300 Broadway: yclin
ber'h s store, Assembly Rooms; Suliarfcnborg, No. 72i
Broadway.
The piano nsed in this concert is from L. J. Dcicomt?i,
18 8 Broadway.
BURTON'S, CHAMBERS STREET.? MONDAY, MR.
l'lacide and Mr. Burton in the comedy of
PAUL PRY,
(For one night only.)
Paul Pry, Mr. Burton: Colonel Haruy, Mr. l'lacide.
With lirai time, a new I'nr-e, called
THE AUTOMATON MAN,
in which Mr. Jordan and Mr. Johnston will appear.
Tuosday ? Shakspure's n underfill play of
'CUE TEMPEST; OR, THE ENCHANTED ISLE,
with beautiful scenery. drMMI, properties, Ac., and
A rowauvi'L cAir.
Hope chapel, 720 hroadway.
Open cveay evening, and Wednesday anil Saturday
afternoons at 3 o'clock.
cum Bin Arii* or attu actions
THIRTY SCENES
OF T II RILL IN U INTEREST
STRUGCLB FOR FRF.EDOM,
APTI.Y 11.1.1'inUTaD
By J. W. Ci.i>ruUD, Esq ,
rniiMiNO
A CONDENSED HISTORY OF T1IK UNITED STATES,
Introducing between the part.j
several admired n.\LL?r><,
flv llisa E. A
I'oors open at 7; commonr i ng at
Admiision, 25 cents; children, half pil e.
BARNLM'S museum.- extra advertisement
Klin TIIK
BENEFIT OF C. \Y. CLARKE.
Monday ArTKUi>uon amj Kvfvi.vo, a?rii. 10,
On which occasion will I o presented the following extraor
dinary Ml) of attraction:?
lu the afternoon. at 3 o'clock, Shakspuaru's sublime
tragedy, in live acts. of
ROMEO AND JULIET.
Romeo Mr. C. W. Clarke
Juliet Miss Me?t.tyur
The otter i Lara, tern ?:r.-.t w itK the
FULL aTUKNOTll OK TIIK COMPANY.
In tlie CToninz, ut, 71* will he rovlvcd. for tbia ni^ht only,
the intensely Interesting aud romantic drama, in three
parts, entitled
PAULINE.
Conrt Horace de Beauycvsl ...Mr. C. W. Clark*
Pauline ? Miss Mostayor
Together with ('Irst time bore) the atnusint; aftorpieco of
HOW TO MAKE HOME HAPPY.
Dahchiek, tho husband Mr. Hndawny
Mrs. Dnbchick, the wife Mra. Bellamy
Ticket!, 25 cents. Seats may he secured.
BAf?VARD'S OEORAMA.? LAST WEEK BUT ONE 0?
tho Hirer Nile aud Holy Land as they will n isitirely
close on tho 19th lust OWI evcniir'a at ?, ana IftdMI
dny and Saturday afternoons, ut 3 o'clock at AW IJroad
way. Admission to both paintings, only 25 cents, to all
parts of the house.
National academy or design-now ope*
at 683 Broadway, apposite liaqd street, from 9 A V
to 10 P. M., daily, the Twenty ninth Annual Exhibition c
0 i/lrai Pictnrcs, by Living Articts Season ticket* ti
jents single admission. V ? cents The Academy havU*
ho d it? present galUrlea anu being about to TtBon, the *??
hib'tion will positively close on 'he 25th of April
T. ADDISON Kicnj KDS, Corresponding Seo'y #. A
IflRANKLIN MUSEUM, 175 CHATAAM 3<JUAltK.-TWC
1 performanoes given dai.y, commencing at 3 o'o'oel
in the afternoon and half past 7 in the evening. The above
is the oiil v establishment in tha United States where th.
Modol Artists are exhibited, together with a great variety o'
unique and original entertainments, such as can be scu#ii
tW> other plaoe of amnsement in the world.
PROF. HART'S WHOLE WORLD? WORLD'S HALL,
S7T and 37V Broadway. ? Beside* th* extraordinary
novelty of the illustration or th* entir* snrfkos of the world,
there are other attraetlons of more than ordinary merit
here Tho celebrated Model of th* City of San Francisco ii
universally admired. The wonderful performance of Mastur
Almon, only eight yean old, who eiecutos the most difficult
operatic solos on tn* violin, astonishes the multitude. In
consequence of the excitement created by Prof. Hart's ex
hibition, and the unprecedented rush for ticket*, agencies
have been established at th* following places for th*
sale of blii 91 tiokets, entitling the holdar to four admissions
and one share In the property, where alio may he obtained
hills of the day, giving a full description of the enterprise:?
Hankins' hook and fancy store, 104 Eighth avenus; Unioa
square Post Office, Broadway, nsar Thirteenth street; Ax
ford's bookstore, 16S Bowery; Kevin's bookstore, 103 Ful
ton, and !<8 Main street, Brooklyn; Benedict, Itrothers, 65
Fourth street. Williamsburg. Single admissions, 25 cent*;
children, 12% cent*. Concerts commence at 3 and 7 o'oloek
P. M. Lectures commence at S)? aud 7X o'clouk P. M
Full particulars of the great enterprise miy bo had of F. .1,
Viseclier A Co., real estate brokers 80 Nassau street; L. F..
Bulkeliy. 49 Wall street; or at tbeofllee, World's 11*11.
All orders from tho country mnst he scut, post paid, monoy
enclosed, to Prof. Hart, 377 and 379 Broadway, when the
tickets and full description of ths enterprise will be promptly
forwarded to any part of the world. Soe bills of the .lay,
nml the principal 'Iaily and weekly paper* in the city, aiid
throughout the United States and Can aim, for particulars
'of the great enterprise.
POSITIVELY THE LAST NIGHT OF MURPIIY,
West, and Peel's original Campboll Minstrels, forth*
benefit of Hugh Donnelly, Accordionist, to take place on
Monday evcuing, April 10. Tickets, 25 cents cacb.
Last week or th* Egyptian antiquities.
TblsexhlMtion will positively olos* this week. Ope?
from 9 A. M. till 10 P. M. Adnflsslon 25 oents; catalogue
25 cents. Stuyvesaat Institute, 650 Broadway.
BUCKLEY'S SKREN ADERS, 838 BROADWAY EVIJH I
evening this we?k. The oelehrated E. Horn. T. I ,
Brlcgs, and R. Bishop Buokl*y, will appear la their oritfaa ;
performances |
Newark amusements.? siqnor blitz, the
great Ventriloquist and Magioian, and bis learned
Canary Hlrds. will appear for one week at tho Library Hall. 1
Mwark, New Jersey, commencing Monday. April In, and
cviry evening during th* week, at j}? o'clock, ami Wed no*- i
dhy, Friday, and Saturday afternoon*, at 3. AdmUsion, ?h
tints; children, 12}? cents.
WATCHB8, JEWELRY, !
WATCHES! WATCHESI WATCHES I? AN KXTBXS1VB i
aniortmrnt At leia than utial price*. ? Jules J urgensec ,
watches. 915# to 9250; Cooper watch**, duplex and lovers,
9125 to 9275. independent second watches, 9I2"> to ItfiO. ehro- '
Upmeters. 9125 to 9250; eight day watches, 91 W t? 91H5; la- I
dies' enamelled watehes, 935 to 9100; ladies' diamond watches
955 to 9300, magic watches 9100 to 9175; watches whleh wind
anil set from pendant, 9HA to 9160; dagusrr*otyp* watch**,
with plae* fi r miniature. 990 to 9125; tint gold lottos
watehes, full Jewellad, $23; line gold datachsd levors, full
jewelled, 9?f>; g"'6 English patent levers, 9^8; gold Rjagli'k
patent levers, hunting case*. 958; silver patent levers, 919.
silver itstached levers, 99. Ladies' splanilU establishments
consisting of One gold diamond andenamoUad, and pearl ana
enamelled watehes, in shall shaped another eases, wltk
chatelaine chain and pin attached; a splendid article.
Watches wsrranted to keop good timo, or will b? exohangol.
Watches repaired at half the nsnal prices, and in th* best
manner; also, eloek*. Jewelry, A<x GEO. 0 ALLKN, im
porter, wholesale an* retail, Na. 11 Wall ttr**t, **coa6
?oor. near Broadwaj.
(1 OLD BRACELETS.-THE 8UBSCRIBFR OrrERS AN
J extensive ass*rtm*?t at les* than asnal prices:? Plnin
gold band 1 .acelets, 97 90 to 910; engraved gold band brace
lets. 9* '<12; l?ncy liak gold bracaletj, 912 to 920, scroll
I raeeleU 915 to 9w; scroll bracelets, pearl settings. 92 2 to
910; stroll hraceUt*. faacy settings, 920 to hrao*l*t*
w^ith Mosaic settings, 930 to 942. diamond t^aoelets. 975 to
GEO. C. ALJ,ts7 Importer,
wholesale tmd rttail, No. U W*U (tretv, second Aeor. near
BtoadW*/.
AMviaram
TJROADWAY THEATRE ? E A MARSHALL, SOKE
J '?"?'? ?Doom open ?t 7 o'clock; to aimiuenca at 7W.
Mtuday evening April 10, will be perform**
Pauline Tm; ladV or LfONS. . ? n
Claude M.Uotu
outuu""" ii," ;? wl'iii?vi'^vrai-,uhn.: :: iC.Zi
I 'te kviiv.u
pm soJ , ????
TTfF. cov EP.N H s wiriT ri *
Hickory Mr. David.;. | Holystone.
WKlUng
WAI.I.ACK S THEATRE BROADWAY NEAR
?? Broome street. ? Doors open at 7, t > enmmcac* at 7'
Monday citning, April 10. will bo performed '
A bachelor of arts
J.isper Mr. Loiter ! Matthew. . . . Mr. Chlppendali
Ti i niton Mr Dyott Einma Mr Scpheni
W y lie Mr. Thomp-un I Mrs. Tonrnton .Mrs. Centner
Jullicu'fl Amcrioan Walls, Ac Orchestra
PEN ELO PES WEB.
Twill Mr. Brougha o I Cniks Mr, Thompson
Tops Mr. Walcot | Penelope. . . . Mrs. Brougham
MR AND MUS. 1' WHITE
Pepper .... Mr. Chippendale | Mrs. White . . . M r?. Stephana
Mr \\ liite Mr. Vincent | Widow White, .Mrs Couovcr
NATIONAL THEATRE -NOTICE -A COMPLIMEN'
tary benefit will be given to A. 11. l'urdy, at the Na,
tiunal Theatre, on Saturday afternoon anil evening next
tendered him I y the company and bid numerous friends, for
being the pioneer in plaofng
UNCLE TOM'S CABIN
upon the stage. which hat bad the greatest run of any dra
matic representation on record. Ticket* van be obtained
from any of the company.
CHRISTY'S ORIGINAL MINSTRELS, NO 472 BROAD
war, above Grand (treat. Organised In 1.112. Tto nrst
established company in exlatenoe,
THE MODEL TROUPE OF THE WORLD,
Whoae concerta la New York, tor a sueaossion of etebt
year*, have bean received with patronage anparalWledla
the annate of amnietnent in thla city.
Ofsn Kvebv Night, van? thi Sols Dincoriozt or
B. P. CHRISTY,
The only individual of the name of Christy engaged aa a pel -
former in Ethiopian rapreaentatlon. The pre ten t company
comprises every peraon now living who constituted the band
at it* organisation. (except George N. Harrington )
A Card ?The Cbriaty Minstrels beg leave to inform tie
public that they have no bnsinesl connection with anv other
establishment in this city or eliewhara. Admission 25 cents.
Commence at S o'clock
K 1'. CHRISTY, Manager and Proprietor.
Saturday next, April 6, annual benefit of J. Simpson. Deoi -
keeper.
BUCKLEY'S SERENADE KS, CHINESE HALL, M
Broadway, near the Preicott Hotiae.
OPEN EVERY NIGHT.
Tho oldeat established and moat talented eoirpanv in ?i
ittence, being tbe first to introduce haruiou> luto Ethio
pian Entertainments, the first to aing Operatic Choruiei,
perform Burlesque Operas. Ac.. Ao. The management hat
tbe ho.tor of announcing that tbe Concert! of this compatj
will still be conducted in ita present fashionable style ? Tut
without vulgarity." Time altered. ? Concert to commea??
at 7V o'clock. Admission, 25 centa.
On Wednesday evening, April 1-th, benefit of E. Horn
Several new features on this occasion.
JAS. BUCKLEY A SONS, Proprietor!.
WHITE'S SEKENADVRS AT THE ST. NICHOLAS
Exhibition Room, 4H> Broadway throe door* above
Broome street. on tbe aame block with the St. Nicholas
Hotel, tho oldeat purmanint company performing now in
New York.
WHITE'S ORIGINAL AND INIMITABLE TROUPE OF
SERESADERS,
und-r the direction and supervision of Charles Wliite,
most respectfully announce that tho* will appear at the
above place every eveniug until further notlco, when they
will have the honor of introducing a series of their chaste,
light, and laughable entertainments, conaistiug of every
description of Ethiopian representations.
Thecompany. twelvo iu number, consists of capable anil ex
perienced gentlemen, and for versatility of talent stands
unequalled. Their entertainment; will conaiat of a peculiar
anil mirthful combination of Ethiopian eoceutriuitiea, com
bining taste and gentility, all neing exclusively original,
which has ever lieeu received witn approbation, and p.itron
hod for a continued succession of qutte eight years by n New
York public, making tliem tbe oldest permanent company la
this city.
Doori open at6f?: concert commences at 7*t precisely.
All performances to conclude bofore 10 o'uioclt.
Admission, 25 cents.
An afternoon performance will ho given ovory Wodnojday
and Saturday, for the accommodation of ladlea and
children.
THE CAMPBELLS AG A IN? FOR ONE NIGIIT ONLY,
AT A I Alii M V liAI.I.,
6C3 Broadway, opposite Boud street.
MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 10.
COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT TO MR HUGH DON
NELLY, THE CELEBRATED ACCOIIDEON 1ST,
On which occaelou Murphy, Weit A Peel's original Camp
bell Minstrels have kindly volunteered their valuable ser
vices in one of their Inlinltablo musical soirees it being posi
tively the laat appearance of this popular troups in New
York.
Dnri?g the avoning. Mr Donnelly will appear and perform
several fantasias on the Accordeon, his tirst appearance in
live years.
For particular!, see tho billi. Tickcti "Scents, at the door.
Grand revival of belphegor, the mounte
bank, nt the Bowery Theatre,
ON THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 13,
FOR TIIE
BENEFIT OF MR. E EDDY.
Belphegor Mr. E. Eddy
THE RAO PICKER OF PARIS.
Father Jean Mr. E. Eddy
THE IRISH LION.
Tim Moore Mr. E. Eddy
Box book open.
BROADWAY MENAGERIE. 887 BROADWAY.-OPKI.
from 10 A. M to 10 P M ?The BIGGEST GIANT aat
tbe SMALLEST DWARF on earth to ba lean without oxtrt
charge. Firit weok in America of
KLoPSTorr,
the Russian Giant eight feet lUgh Also to ha seen. th<
l.u.LiruTiAff Kino we gting loss thai^jix pounds Tb>
Menagerie Include! the best collection of Emni Wild Beai'i
e-e? opeued In New York. Herr Drlosbaeh enters the diii
four times daily. Admission 23 oents, children undat tea
l.alf price,
T AMES, RALLY ROlJNDTHE CAUSE OF WOMAN S
J J rlebts. at Buckley's Ethiopian Oiura II m-e. .Vi'l Broad
way. on Wednesday evening. April 12. being for the beneiit
? I fc. Horn, on which occasion be will deliver his zreat Lec
ture on Woman'! Right!, which very important subject he
l as aihoiateil all last season? North, South, East and
M'fft ? r. ith the most Haltering succcsa.
TO 1 l!E ETHIOPIAN PROFESSION.? FI VE UI'V
drtd copyists wanted ut Buckley's Opert 11 >u sc. >1 ?
Broadway, mi Wednesday evening, April I J. bctn^my lunc
lit, a* I intend on tliii occasion to tiring f >rwar 1 ?? vir il n ?> v
feat nrca. None hat good stenographer* need applv. ,\s
my puns find jokes will bo as ijuiok in lightning, and all ori
ginnl, expertness ia reijnired. Gentlemen will please bring
their own |>cneiU and pap* r along. Respoctrully,
E. HORN.
MK. AND MRS W. J. FLORENCE WILL COMMENCE
itn cn'.ngcmcnt on Monday evening. May II). lu Hoc hen
ter. New Vork. and in Tr y. Monday, 21tb. One notice will
I ?' given of tlie first appearance of ' these Ii ish auil Yaukvu
dtlini atorc iu New Vork. their native city.
MCRPHV. WEST AND PEEL'S ORIGINAL AND
only Campbell minstrel* perform in Troy on tho lltli
and lUth of April; in Utica tho I?.th and 1-ltli; in Syracuse
the 1.1th and 17th; in Rochester the Iflth, 19th anil :!Uth ? com
mencing in Buffalo the 21st. on their way H'o<t Solook
for Joe. Murphy. Luke IV eat and Mat Peel, the rual Simon
Pur* Campbell's. All othera are spurious.
AJlTST RF.TRIBUTION.-TnKRE IS AN' OLD 8TORV
entitled "Goody (Jray," which contains an oxcellent
moral. A poor old woman, to keep horself from perishing
with odd was in the haMt of gathering a few chips from
an und a rich farmer's wood pile. Tut heartless, purso
proud man, caught her in the act, and wax about taking her
to prison. when sho fell upon her knees, and prayed that he
might "never mora he warm." Its never was. For twenty
yea rx be dragged out a miserable existence, and M.< teeth
shattered incessantly. A n? similar to this has just hap
pined. A lacLrjrmosu editor in Toronto alow months sin "j
wroto a powerful srti' la a.'&inst laughing, will h ho ati^
matlred n? l eiu ? a very liouious offence. Mtnyoi )ji- <nji
stril ers I eliel cd It. and fell ^ iotims to that <lr a 1 . 1 .. aio,
consumption, In coni<!<|ucnco. Now, murk t'l ? .-?in I
Al < tit six weeks sine* this una edit r vi.it ' I N v \ .
An ii tint nee which he could not control, although he - tr
hard to do to. led him to visit George Christy .v ? i ,
Minstrels, I'M Broadway. Tho first gUuipse he ^ ? t f il r : .? t
comic fact set him to laughing, and his mouth has ,v u u I
stretched from ear to car ever since' M n y tur;i ul omr.i
tions hnve been performed upon him, hut all to in itSe-: ,
and it ia not at all likely that ho will over r.'t hi < face
straight again.
Look out for iiim.? we caution the public
agnlnat the inroads which that remorseless old i >r >
hate ? Father Time? i < making upon them, all and si u i
lit has not been inaptly termed the " cheat of human l> ! ?
Stealthily he creeps along? noiselessly and with<>ui e, itin ;
the attention of hi* victim, he minglovgray hair wit i raven
tresses. carves lines upon tho smooth brow, throws a dull
miat o'er the brilliant eye, au l thus, one by one, atolls
away th* beauty of glorious youth. It requires every ener
gy of the most acute individual to foil the old follow, as a ge
nt ral thing; bnt it may ha done in one way without trouhle
There Is a certain Jolly philosopher, titorire Christy by
name, who baa the happy la. ul ty of taking Old Timo'a mag
neti< influence oil as fust as the > d fellow throws it on. <lo
and roc George at George Christy ,v Wood's Minstrels, H4
Broadway. If you w ill viait him every nir-hty u can t.evnr
grc w old, for he w ill throw enongh electricity tat o your sys
teiii at one ilitlns, t" lsat for twenty four hours
A PETRIFIED MAN. ACCORDING TO NEWSPAPER
ac.onnta, vaa fonnd a Vwrt time sine o iu Pern, by a
p rty i I workmen who we re cmpl .jc<1 in dicing. He was
m p|H>sed to have been swallowed up by some griat convul
si. n of iiatnr* upwards of two hundred years a;;o. and the
pitrifm tion is looked upon as one of tho inmt extraordl
nary things that has ever yet been discover* i. Tlx. whole
story was not told in the newspapers, however? the most
woi.dcrfnl part of It remains to ho related. The body la
qt-.tstien possessed an nnpreeedentlv large hand, upon a
c.fsc examination ol which the following inscription was
I lainlv d*cipbero.l tie ir -o Christy A Wood s Minstrels.
444 Hrt ad way " ? a fai t wl 1< )i proves conclusively that tliis
baud of minttrels mast ha\e cxiatod more than two hundred
years a^o.
C'OMING IT RA'IllKli STRONG.? THERE IS NO DE
/ nying the fact that some tolerably strong men have
< .listed In times past. Paganlni, it has l.oen said, could
" draw a house with one string," and Archimedes went * .
far as to say that if he eonld find a place whereon to re?t his
laver he conld move the world. Now, George Christy can
beat them both. George will undertake to move ? nil the
world and his wife," I? they can all he hroaffht within the
s<o jo of his vision ? that is, lie will undertake to move "all
the world and his wife" to laughter. Geor go feels confldant
that he can do this; indeed, no has already sneseeded in
moving about throo fourths of ths w..rld, twe'lve hundre I or
upwards at a time, at George Christy A Wood's Mitistr-ls
it! I!r?'Uilway. . ? , _ ;
ODEON, WILLIAMSBURG.? GRAND CONCERTS AND
v undevillos Monday nnd every night daring the week.
Th* following artiat< s will apnea: Mrs. C. U. Watcon, Mrs
Ferdinand Meyer. Mr. Frederick Sawsin, and a host of New
Y*rk vocal talent In the vaudeville, entitled "A Kiss in
the Dark," Mr. James Siinmonds the iiopular ballad writer,
will personate a very jealous gentleman, suppirted by Mrs.
Mason and a talented vaudeville company. Adnviation ?1
cent*. Doors open at7, to commence at H o'clock. Chi!
drcn accompanied Vy th*ir parents only half prio*.
HOTRI.9.
PORT WASHINGTON? PAVILION HOTEL SHREWS,
bnry. N. J.? The subscriber begs to infom hi* frier.Ai
a*d the ptihlic that he has taken thi* hotel which has no
dergone extensive alterations, and la being thoroughly r-i"
vatcd for th* ensning summer, aad will be opsktd for tii* re
ception of hoarders on the 1.1th April. Shrewsbury la within
two hours sail of N*w York, and for beauty of fenery tmrC
and still hathtag, tiahlng. boating and drives, isnti /.'irpitswd.
The hotel this swaaon will b* conducted on a different sys
tem, and kept a* a first class hou?? on y. The table wlii he
furnished with all the delieacios or tho seas ,, ftBa tho pro
prietor lopes to merit a large share of pub1 pitronage, hy
devoting bis attention to their wants. G'x> i etahling Per
sona deeiroua of aeenring rooms should .nnke earlv spp'ioa
tien. personally to D. P. THOMAS. ? l.ibortv srreel. or
by latter, to \t'M AS, Proprietor.
THS NEW COLLINS HOVEL WII.L LET A FBW
suite* of parlor* and. tingle rooms to families ot
Jinglo rentlenaon, on reasonable terms. The home
front* the rivoc on tw* %,d**. making it a very pleasant sum
mor loeatlov Stag^, un and omnihuaes run near to aU
5,Wask
KUCBLLADIOCR.
Blacksmiths mill kind it matkuiai.ly io
their sdvan'sg- ly purchasing LAB^BTI'3 pin ntTs*
ir r ; 000 df t him arc I" coritant use In th* city. Fur sal*
"t t ho |ci*1c factor v , 46 El'iri'f .'e -treet.
_
KAZIL? A GtNTLlMAN UQINt) TO HTO WISHES
to t akt chtrre of and pt>aiil,l> will idrww ou Yaa
10 machines. he 1 a vlig sow lug tna<-h{nr s. Atnicbiul-t ml
Ki'la w.mtod. Inquire at 1? <6 Li uarl street.
"UT THIS OCT.? C ASH l'AID fUR OLD W R If I N 1
old writ n ? pa p r oM sc'h lb'
(
old pempbl t? old n*w>r*per?. ?l 1 tl?k-5li ? ?ra
anil tl.e;>tro bill*; also waste p-pcr ol all aorta, kiuu* and
sin j, at 2& Ann stroet. bailment.
/1IRE or CORNS? 15 Y MADAME BEttHARD, NO. im
v Hu? try, cast side between Broome and Delancy street*.
Mmlanii B. respectfully iufortns tha public that she baa T%
di ci d l? r price, In order to enabla ovcrv one to ba free fro*
pain, Mul fe< 1* confident In promising tbnt she will remove
<?' rr?. tunicas, nail* grown In the fltah. An. .without r?u-inf
t he li ?>t pain i r inconvenience. Persona can ba attended t#
at Lome, or at Madame B.'n residence, from 2 until 6 o'oluek
TjUSTt ULSTER M VttDLE -THE I'NDEKSIGNEU RES
I J peel oily 1 t,,im their friend* and tl.e public generally
that tli-y are now prepared to make estimate* and 1 a ke
coutrai t a to supply ai j re* onuble amount of work in their
lli.e. vi?. fronts. vaelt* toml s. monuments. Ac. Their
quarry is situated at upper Tuikahoe Eaatcliester Its ca
pacity for producing i. auvh at will enable them to fulftU
contracts promptly. Tl,e rhi.ractcr of the Eastcbe.ter
marble is already too well i- . t iMishi 1 to require commenda
tion ; sufficient to say that f..r strength. beauty and durabi
lity, it i? not only equal but much superior to any othe*
produced in the country Kefers, bv permission, to th*
following gentlemen 8. A. Warner. K- i I7i> llriiadwav ? I
C W'eiltr. Esq , .174 Broadway; J Thomas A Sun H?o?4
way, corner of Grand street. It. G W. Is. .{J Chamber*
struct, arcbitoctn ; Messrs. Babeock, Milnor A Co 4,'i 11 road -
Ll .. . ? .. u ... i , v. i m _ i ,i,, ?
addressed to ALEXAN DKR MAXWELL A CO.^'marM*
yard, Forty fifth street and Fourth avenue, or at their
office. No. lit Nassau street, will receive prompt attention.
Samples of the marble can be aeen at the office.
French gas fixtures.-h. dardonvillk, us
Broadway, begs to invite and recommend an early in
spection of his spring importation; his atock is, beyond com
parison. more varied, elegant, and extensive, than that' of
any pr-x ions season, Gre;it variety of mcchnnical. carcol,
a. il moderator lamps, clocks, >audelabras, statues, bromes,
tut l limit flguros.
ITIULTON FEKRY SALT WATER WARM BATHS?
r row open for ladies and gentlemen, from 5 A. M. until
Id P. SI., whore tho moat oonveuient and oomfortnble salt
water wnriri baths can be obtained. For single baths tt
cents; six tickets, $1. Brooklyn, April 7. It. GRAY.
/ mi Ii 1 KAF.-GOLD LEAF, FIRST QUALITY, LOW
V I i ft prices, wholesale and retail, at tbe manufactory.
No 1 John sti-eec Wit. 8. LADDON.
poll) IK A F AND OANTISTS' GOLD FOIL.? TBS
\ I i.rst priminm was awarded to the undersign- d, ft? th?
?i ? pll l.-nf mid dentists' foil, by the American Institute
trr |a."a! Cold and silver leaf at the lowest oash pri?M?
Tcnti ts' loll, .uporior qsality,
prie
J. L. H'Al'Gh, 112 Frankliv strssi
GROCEK1LS. TEAS AND PROVISIONS. -TO COON
try merchants, groocrs.bakers.and families who purnhaaw
groceries, teas and provisions for cash, and wish to use econ
omy in so doing, the ^ubseribor re?t>octfully calls their at
tention. and wiscos them to come to his store, No. 41 V?sey
street and examine his stock of grocories, teas, provisions,
Ac., before purchasing elsewt ere, and be convinced that thef
can buy cheaper than at any oth?r establishment in tha
oitv, for cash, as be still adheres to bis old system, not re
quiring his more honorable custom' ts to pay the bad debta^
which are unavoidable in the crodil system The subscriber
flatters himself from a long experience In the business and
purchasing goods daily in the market for cash, from import
ers a ml tiret hands, it affords him many advantages that
many others in tho hnslness labor under, who purohase from
aeoond or third hands, each making a percentage. Ship
and sloop stores put up at ths shoitest notice. V. B.?
Coods dotivurod free of cartage. PETER LYNCH
UANO FOR SALE? IN LOTS TO SPIT PtlRCHAfr
J ers, by the subscriber. K. W CAMfcRON 1UI Wrj|
s.reio . soar Brooklyn ferry.
LF.FCIIFS, . LEECHES ? JUST RECEIVED, PER
uteiimship Baltic, a fresh supply of leeches, in prim*
order. For sale by J. F. CI.EIT A CO., No. 9d Mai lun lana.
lj steiimship Baltic, a fresh supply of loeches, in prim*
r. For sale by J F. CI.EC ,t CO.. N
Rich French and american paper nAN^
ings, at wholesale and retail, Childs A S nlth. No. 44t
Pearl street. Window cornices, largest assortment in tb?
city, at wholesale and retail, by CH1LDS A SMITH, 44l
Pearl struct.
SHOW CASES.? SCH II IDT A BROTHER, 16 NORTK
Vt illUm street, near Chatham, manufacturers of shov
cases in metal, brass, rosewood, mahogany, black walnut,
and silver. A good assortment constantly on hand. Ordera
promptly executed. Old show cases taken in exchange. ?
CHOW CASES. -HOFFMAN A FERESH S SHOW CASK
k? ware room, N"o. 57 Bowory, near Walker street. Case*
made in eveipf style ? silver plated, brass, rosewood, maho
gany, Ac. N. Ii. ? Old cases taken in exchange.
THF. PREVAILING EPIDEMIC AT THIS TIME OF
year is that commonly called spring fever, and its
effects are felt almost universally It is characterised by
lassitude, restless fenllnir* at ni/bt. d nines* or pain in th*
head, loss of appetite, indisposition to exercise, pimples,
l oils, and oth?r symptoms well known to everybody Theiii
symptoms arc caustd by a Mllons state of the sCruaoh and
impnritU s in the blood, which have accumul itod during
tho winter. They maybe almost iastantly relieved by
r. Mc< lintock's anti bilious pills and tonic alterative
syrup. Tlie latter net* bv strengthening and purifying the
system, and the former by promoting the natural disciiar<o
ot the functions of the liver and bowels. The above, with
allot Dr. McClintock's celebrated i'auiilr medicinos, may
be had of the principal druggists, and of A. CUOUMan
A CO. proprietors, 12J Fulton struct.
TO PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS.? THE SURSCRI.
hers type founder*. Nos. 2U 31 and S3 Iteekmaa eiteet.
nuar the Park, New York, hug to return their thanks for all
fust favors, and assure their friends and the printing pnhli*
bat they have added very many now and elegant fane*
faces, and other articles to their heretofore extensive col
lection, all of which, together with their new aeries ef
Scotch cut faeos, from pearl to great primer, which have
eixen such universal satisfaction for their durability til
beauty, they arc prepared to furnish on as reasonable term*,
for cash or credit, as any other type found.tr In tbe countif.
Every article required In p'inting establishments, from m
shooting i.tiek to a mammoth press furnished at the lowest
manufacturing prioes. JAMES CONNER A SONS.
The uiuterisls on which this papec is printed are from th*
active establishment
riu? MIOE DEALERS? WM. U ROMAIN llEliS TO
1 f'flt' 1 2. at lit' innnuf&c turea nnd ha* cnu tintly on han4
t) e l.-r > , t ami leat naaortmont of coppor nailed and newed
*! i-ef, in <1 ini 'In inspection thereof. In lute to anil pur
chase ti So. I? Sheriff street, roar, near llouatan street.
Tiie ki i:st Of mt IS near at iiand -.now is
ycur time to clear out your lofta, garret* ami i ollar* of
all robhi b, *nch a old newspaper*. pamphlet*, old (choel
hooka, old writing hook* old writing paper, old account
In ok*, old tickets, il l hnndMIl*, mid wa?to paper of all
acrta, kind* Mid lite*, at L'A and 'SI Ann street, laai-mtntf.
Take notICI.- 1 WILL SEND TO any one who
will .-end ine 2.1 cents, or stamps to that amount a tin
pie hot i crtnin recipe for the euro of coma. Ad Ireja A
l)uct< r, Or. thaw square l'oht Olli- e ?
MWmTIBfl, AC.
Af) RAND SPARRING EXHIBITION WILL IIS
given lurthe l.enetit of Jame* I'arkcr of London, (wbi>
i* in a 1 1 In d to light llarry Griflln for 91 (ka).) on Monday
?Venlng. April Id, at Kerrigan'* Military Head luartera, Na.
22 White ?tree*. All admirer* of the puriliatic art will do
well to witneaa thi* exhibition, ua it will lie one of tho heat
v hi li I ai- taken place fur aomii time. Yankee Sullivan ha*
kindly volunteered hi* aervitea to Mr. Parker for that night
noes ?KINO Cn.ARLES SPANIELS. SCOTCn AND
l.i.' i ie li r ;i t terrier*. Newfonndland/i, aporting don.
w in', i'i ,-*, Ac. The choioeat hreods kept exprcaaly for
rloil l.?r?? Shft' -I ne nnd Chlttaproa fiwl* Inquire aA
;v , V. ii l i ireet, < cri:er of r niton, up stairs. 1'leaae copj
the *. ? : r ? tf.
OK. ilEJI PTOltV StLE-HIK T HOTTING HORSE TA
I cony. On Thnriluy morning, 2l)tli April, IS.M, at 11
? ? loc k at the *tal le. CI < rry rtreet, ahove Fifth, in rear of
]-' Arch *treot. I 'l.i 1 a li- l|>:.iaa, will he aold to the iiigha*t
I it!d?r. the well known triting h-rao Tacon.v. h Iteved to
? the fa?te*t youn : trott iu7 hor*e In the wi.rl.t V ?? my I*
ti aw I errv roan, ntuiit l.i hand* I iuihc* liigb, and onhf
: ycura Id. la perfectly aouml and kind, haa hcen well win
tered, and ia now in llr*t rule condition. Tacony'a per
I riimncea are too well Viih* n to roi|tiire enumerating lie
way he Keen proviuua to mle, and any further information
i ii'ained. hy applj ing to. or midresaing the anctioneer %
Philadelphia A l.l'KKK M. HKKKN ESS. Auctioneer
Awaoujinr. "
ASTROLOGY ? I>R. Il'll <IN, no BROOME STREET,
may he con*ult< d on pa t i r wnt, and futoro eront*.
He ptlvei. the me*t corte t ii. ki ation of any person In the
United Slates. lllrth re ji.ircd. Fee $1 each
ASTROI.OdY AND Pll YHOGNOM Y ? THE CELE
hrated Dr P. Shuinan, a Swede by bftfftli, can he eoa
stilted oil all event* of life p4 t, present, aud future. Na
tivitics calinlatrd for litlta ana ventlemoa. Hi* ro?ld*nja
ia I7>r> CI amhers utreet mur Greenwich.
Madame morrow is, without exception. tbi
Boat wonderfal astrnlosist la the world, or that b*?
ever bourn known. She will tell peat prosont, aad fntara
event*. and will abow yoar future haaband aad ehit: t
friend*, which baa astonished thona/inds dnring ber travaUia
Enrobe She i* a aeventb daughter of a Mveatii daafktaiv
and we* horn with a natural Rift by Invoking the power* *t
her wonderful aoieaee to tell even th It very thuegbt*. aaa
will can** happy pair* te oom* together who will ail enjoy
the greatest bappmeat of matriBonial hliaa. Sb* I* a 4m
?eeadan* of a line of aetrt luger* reach. n* back for ooatariec
aud her priilletioof < rnlr aatonlebing to aH that rlfll
?mr All who bav* been disappointed rlaowboro. aad tboo*
? bo wiah a *pe??ty Bamage. rat J eall *>ioa, aad they My
. upon tin* advice founded oa tbeeteraal pvia?ljl?s
>' nmcteal iiien 70 ftroos* atreet Mltta Oeaaea
? .* "oiaat o*Bti*Bo?aota4BiM?i
AOKRCIBS.
American and poriign agency, washino
icn. D. (' ? Hanaoon Uredow, a native of Pruaaia, waa
mate of an Aruerloan merchantman enBinanded hy C'aptala
Snow, from I >47 to 1H40. waa with bifc at Manoillea ia IH40.
at d waa laat beard of in Oetot.?t, Ik'iO, at Capetown, oa a
voyage to the Eaat Indie* A liberal reward will he pa!4
for Information of the abova. Atidreea Alfred Shaeklug.
Waabiagtoa. D. C
MEMCAL.
T\R WESSttnoVrrs" water cure brattld
i ' bore', Vt., eoaMainea to reoeire patieaU, for who** ra>
cuvery aad eomfort the nnderaigned pledge tliencaelra* ka
?par* n.* pain*, that they mar maintafa the Cane of tbe *a
taldia'lment. It* proviaiona for hydropathle parpoaoe a m
nnrtvalled, and rta anpply of pnre aoft water ia ahandaMle
?ool and palatakte at all aeaaoaa withoat the n*o of ic*.
MRS. P. W ESSELHOKi'T, ProprUtraM.
1)8.. E. J. LOENBNTHAL. Re. Went Phyaiciaa.
DR JOHNSON, m PLANE STREET, MAY BI COX
aulted *nn(ld?nkielly Dr. J ia a regularly ednca'ad
phvidc Ian. and haa vraetised at hii preaont otficefor tbe lat*
| tTenty tee ycara. HonrafromHA M. to K V. M.
OR K A f PH.- HOURS OP OPPICE CON SULTATIOM
fuel V to l'i A M , aad (to UP M., ateept Sunday *4
64.1 liouiton atreet tiear Wooater.
DR WARD. MO BO CANAL STREET, Of-P DOOE
ea?t of Broadway, aolteita attention ftroro all w.iob I*
eoncera*. Me earea with aftonlahlng celerity, -heap-.aa?
as ) certainty, aad guarantee* a iiermau - u? ear* Ati?n4|
till 10 P. M. "
MLARMONT, PARIS AND LONrON PIITSICIA*
? and anrgeoa i* conaalted at 4l! Road* atreotr, cernec
| of ISroadway, from 11 A M till 2 P. M . and frum 0 ti 1 9 ia
I the ovciiiag Sandaya from * *411 IP M N. B ? Nottha
drug ator*. Hi* great work, JMO page*, tl.
THE BARON'S CASKETS-CASK KTB -CASEBT9-&
charm for rosy health, eariehmg the hl?od, Ae Tbe??
fragrant, purifying, renovators for tho thia, alim hiltoa*,
dyapepiie, and gro*?, indeed, fer everybody oat of haaltlk,
are *aj>?r**dlng tbe ??* of all otbar Bedleta**. Caa b* ob
tained at Bare* Spolaeoo a depot, W Saria* *>roea. aa?a?
^ s^fWj^Hfejji. ta iwt wanikwoHy

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