The New York Herald Newspaper, March 22, 1854, Page 3

P. dy the by affidavit, showing that # was net ¢x- | four, at 4344.; and 200 boxes bacon, st 43s, @d. Cotton excised by it— was at 3d. @ I1-l¢d. asked. To California rates were Giror Mutual, of N. York, Atlantic Mtanl, of N.York. | Tai) ti’tte.". ate yer teot, with little offering. There Atlas Mutes!, do, Commerefal Mutual, do. | was'nothing new to London or Havre. To thelatter flour Mew York Mutual, Jo. Mereantile Mutual,” do, | Yas nominal at O6c.; wheat at 24c.; ashes at $10 a $12, —bave each, by affidavit of their officers, shown to the watisfaction of this Department, that they take no fire wake contemplated by the act of 1853, and which are not ted with their marine risks. "Ti e Sun Mutual Insurance Company of New York, do- business under a special Charter, containing the pro- visions referred to above, have furnished the Comptroll- er, in licu of the statement, an affidavit of the secretary ef the company, that the company have taken no fire risks in this State for the year ending on the Ist January last. This is deemed a satisfactory return by this office. The Chautatrque Mutual Insurance Company's statement was received after the Ist instant, and is not included in the schedule; no list of premiam notes was returned by and rice at $12. A vessel was ‘ito load at Sagua La Grande for New York, at 58e. per 100 Ibs. Hay. —Prime was in livelier demand, at 68¢. a 7c. for shipment, and 75e. a 823c. for local use, per 100 ibs. Ikon.—Beotch pig was retailing at $4150 a $42 50, six months, per ton. Lua.—itolders asked $675 for Spanish, $1 for Eng- lish, and $7 25 for Galena, per 100 Ibs., but cannot “ob- tain these rates freely. Liv. Rockland was actively sought after, at $1.15 for common, and $1 40 for lump, per bbl. F & Leature.—tThe stock on hand of every description is Femarkablg small, and the market is entirely bare of some kinds. For light weights and damaged tole lea- that company. ‘brisk demand, which dealers were un- ‘The following companies are closing their business, and | thie te supply. Notwithstanding this, prices were weak, take no additional risks:-— and buyers found a'wiiling disposition amoug the deal- ‘Btna Mutual Insurance Company, Utica, Oneida Co. Agricultural Mutual Insurance Company, Le Roy, Jef- fereon Co. ‘Alleghany Mutual Insurance Company, Angelica, Alle- Co. aecte cocede toa lower scale of prices than existed a few weeks since, when they were about 8 to 10 per cent Above the present rates. ‘This change may be accounted for, in part, by the sudden check and fall in the price of hider—viz., from 28c. to 20sec. on Orinoco hides. A re- action, however, may as suddenly take place, inasmuch as the stocks of hides and leather are both light, whilst the spring demand for hides has not yet taken place. Some shipments of heavy sole have taken place for Eng- land within afew days, and parties have in contempla- tion to make large shipments to England and the conti- nent, should the trade evince a disposition to favor them in prices. The following list shows the prices current for the present. week:—Light weights nemlock sole, 22c. a 24c. per Ib.; middle do. do., 2144c. a 28¢.; over do. do., 9c. a 22c.; damaged do. (good,) 19¢. a’ 2te. (poor,) 14c. a 16c.; light slaughter sole oak, 270. a 30c.; middle and over do, do. 29c.; dry hide, 26c. a 20c.; upper in rough, none; harness finished hemlock, 26c. « 28e.; do. do. oak, 30c.’a 2c. ; calf in rough, hemlock, 45c. a 50c,; do. do. oak, 60c. a 70c.; wax upper, per foot, 12c. a léc.; French calf, finished, hemlock, '80e. a $1 50; American do., oak, 80c. a $1; do. do. hemlock, 60c. a 70c.; oak buts for bands, per Ib., 35. a 40c.; do. bends, B2e.'a 850.5 do. bellies, dc. a 22c.; hemlock’ do., 1be. a 6c. y Co. Cayuga Mutual Insurance Company, Auburn, Cayuga Chautauque Mutual Insurance Company, Fredonia, ‘Chautanque Co. Franklin Mutual Insurance Company, Saratoga Springs. Hudson River Mutual Insurance Company, Waterford, Baratoga Co. . People’s Mutual Insurance Company, Ulster Co. Rochester Mutual Insurance Company, Rochester. Unadilla Mutual Insurance Company. x Metropolitan Mutval Insurance Company, Fort Plain, Montgomery Co. i The following companies are i or receivers :— & Clinton and Essex Mutual, Keeseville, Essex Co. Genesee Mutual, Le Roy, Genesee Co. Herkimer Mutual. Little Falls, Herkimer Co. Merchants’ Mutual, Buffalo, Erie Co. New York Protection, Rome, Oneida Co. The following companies have made no statement to this office, as required by the law of 1853, and the Comp- in the hands of assignees troller has no knowledge of their affairs or business:— Motasses.—Only 50 hhds. Cuba found buyers, at 20c. Columbian, Amsterdam, Montgomery Co. per gallon, Fireman’s Mutual, Rochester, Monroe O1s.—The market for whale and sperm continued in- Union Mutual, Fort Plain, Montgomery Co. ive. Sales were reported of 200 baskets olive at old Gity Fire, Rochester, Monroe Co. ‘and 12,000 gallons linseed, at Toc. for large and ‘The following companics vir.—Franklin County Mu- | 770. a 78e. for small parcels, per gallon. tual, Malone; Kingston Mutual, Kingston; Monroe Coun- ‘Provistons.—Pork was rather heavy. ‘The day’s sales Mutual, ‘Rochester; New ‘York City Mutual, New | included 380 Dbl. new, at $15 43% a $16 50 for mess, fork—have given no list of notes required by the follow- ing question in the blank statement sent to cach of the companies, viz.— Give the names of the makers, the amount of each and the residences of all the notes now held as capital, and let the same accompany this state- Pickled shoulders and hams were in slack request at 6c. a 6440. and 8c. a 844c., per Ib. Only 200 bbls. lard brought 940. a 9%e. per Ib. Beef was in fair demand and firm, with sales of 400 bbls. Butter and cheese remained as last noticed. and $13 for prime, per bbl. ment?” Reat Esrare.—Sales at auction.—By A. J. Bleecker.— ‘The Comptroller, in reviewing the returns of each com- | Three story brick house and lot corner of Broadway and pany, says :— Forty-first street, $7,900; 2 lots on Lexington avenue, each $1,750; 2on’ Kighty-fifth street, each $575; 3 on Sixty-second street, near Broadway, each $780 ; 6 on Ninety-fifth strect, and 4on Third’avenue, each $600, Zon Tenth avenue, near Fifty-sixth street, each $880; Gon Fiftieth street, ench $750; 10 on Fifty-ninth and Sixtieth streets, each $840 ; three story brown stone house corner of First place and Court street, Brooklyn, $10,000; 1 lot corner of Forty-fourth street, $1,000; two story brick house and lot No. 47 Catherine street, $17,000. : Rice.—There were 150 tierces good to pri $4.25 a $4 60 per 100 pounds. ‘ SvGARs.—The day’s sale included 500 hhds. Now Or- | teans at dic. a 43sc.; 150 Porto Rico at Se. a 5%4¢.; 100 Cuba at 445c.; and 200 boxes brown and yellow Havana at 6c. a 6%e. per Ib. Soav.—there were 150 boxes Castile purchased at 11 4x0. a 11 ke. per Ib. ToBacco.—We noticed sales of 90 hhds. Kentueky at 8c. a 10%e. per Ib., and 285 cases Ohio at 6140. per Ib. Winskry.—the day’s transactions comprised 900 bbls. Jersey and Prison af 26c. a 261%, and 26, a 27e., closing with no inelination among buyers to pay for any kind ¢., at which latter rate 130 hhds, dradge have been disposed of since onr last. ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY The establishment of joint stock, or proprietory in- surance companies, as they were originally named, is of ‘comparative recent date in this State, and, I may say, eountry. This description of. business was originally confined to individuals under the name of underwriters. The formation of the individuals engaged in this pur- suit into joint stock companies began in this State sbout the year 1800, by special charter. One object to be ob- tained by the corporators was undoubtedly to escape the individual liability under which they labored, in this method of prosecuting the business, previous to that | time; another, as the commerce and wealth of the coun- try increased, the demand for assurance, as it was then termed, became so extensive that it in a measure com- pelled 2 system of associating capital, in such a manner as to allow those of smaller means to’ combine with the lass of mon engaged in this pursuit, and participate in the profite of the transactions, while it relieved both par- ‘@ loss that would be ruinous, by confining it to the capital thus associated. A corporation thus formed, with a limited amount of capital, which, when once lost, Jeaves no remedy for the party whose property is in- sured, if loss takes place, cannot be viewed in any ether light, (based as all insurance is upon the doctrine ‘of echances,) than as simply conferring an unlimited Power to:make money, without corresponding liabilities ‘on the part of the corporators—in other words, to lay a ‘wager with individuals who choose to make one to an gated amount, (upon a contingency which may eho vis. : a loss upon the property insured ) which is entirely unlimited, and without reference to the amount for which tho corporators were liable in their associated eapacity. This system was considered so aute, asan in- | vestment—tho doctrine of chances, based upon ex rience, being in favor of the corporators—that they be- come reduced, in the opinion of capitalists, almost to a mathematical certainty. The highest tribunals of our State gave evidence of this belief by directing trust money to be invested in the stocks of fire insurance cor- porations. It had never failed, except in rare instances, ‘of being found a safe and prudent investment of capital, so much g0 that the insured began to evince a desire to ticipate in the profits of a system to whose prosperi- F'they were the only contributors, by forming what ne taken at BaALGS at ACOTIUN. VCTION NOTICE.—THE UNDERSIGNED INFORM their old friends and the public, that they hav to tho convenient and central store in Centro stroct, tween Duane and Reade streets, near Chatham and Park, where the geueral auction’ and commission business Till Vo attended to, and every exertion used to givo satis | faction. Outdoor tales settled same day. Regular sales almost daily, The salesroom# now roady tor the reception of | goods. First sales will be duly noticed: : THOS. BELL & H. N. BUSH, Auctionecrs, UCTION NOTICE—ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FUR- niture—Z. NEWELL & CO. will soll, on Thursday, March 23, at 103¢ o'clock, at the auction rooms, No. 79 Fan street. a large assortinent of splendid honsehold farni- ture, consisting of rosewood parlor suits in satin broca- were called ‘mutual insurance compan «| telle, mahogany tete-a-tetes, sofas, chairs, &¢., in hai The first shock, or rather it-may be called the entire | cloth; burcans, washstands, marble top tables, hat stands, destruction, that took place in the safety, and I may say | mirrors,painted mud enauiellod cottage suits, lounges, chairs, ‘bedsteads, bedding, mattresses, feather beds, & also, a large variety of second-hand furniture, worthy the attention of dealers and housekeepers. Terms cash. PETER PARKS, Auctioneer, 79 Nassau street. ‘entire security, felt by the capitalists, In their invest- , ammonts in this class of property, was produced by the great fire, as it was well called, which took place in New York city in December, 1835. This terrible disaster rosizated the then existing insurance companies in that | city, with scarcely an exception; and in a night swept UCTION SALE.—THE CELLARS CONNECTED WITR the several public markets belongin frem them their entire capital, and included in the wreck | guudry lot and buildings, will be le the accumulated profits of years, as well as involving in- , auction, om Tuesday, April 4, 1854, ividuals in immense losses who were insured by them, | Gity Hail, for the tefm of five yoars fr Beyond the power of the companies to pay. The whole | Maymext. N- B.—Liste of the property to be country literally stood aghast at the destruction of cor. teas well as individual wealth, and a capitalist for the first time that the business of insurance was one that was liable to a loss ina night, that might reach and destroy millions of even associated capital. ‘Thero:was hardly a county in the State on which the loss of that capital was not severely felt. The destruction fire was so immenso, and the disaster so over- whelming in its results, that it became a matter of se- | rious embarrassment to procure insurance, even at in- ereased rates, upon the property that the flames had spared, and to supply the additional amount required ‘on application at the Comptroller's Ome 8. JACOB A. WESTERVELT, Mayor, ¥. BR. TILLOU, Recorder, A. C, FLAGG,' Comptroller, ¥. W. EDMON’ Chamberlain, WM. CHAUNCEY, Chr. F. Com. Bd. Ald., WM. M. VERMILYE, Ch. F. Com. Bd. Coun'n., ‘Commissioncrs of Sinking Fund. Finance Department, New York, Fob. 28, 1854 VCTION SALE URE, OIL meer, will HOUSEHOLD FURN AMUEL OSGOOD, Au by the failure of the company produced by it. It is true SI Nassau street, this morning, (Weil i: 7 collec ol ie thetnew charters were granted by the Logi ature of te nrg hee ab oy oPhonsehata fe 1836 with a liberal hand, and those of a proprietory or | jomnt stock description thus created were with great dif- ficulty filled up. Capital had taken the alarm, and eould not be made immediately available until time bad mellowed the remembrance of that terrible infliction. It was, in'my opinion, one-of the principal causes, from the difficuities arising, and the effects produced in this State by that fire, which led to the extensive formation ef mutual insurance companies in the interior counties ‘of this State. Asan evidence of this, look at the legis- ~-Jation immediately previous and after thatevent. During the sitting of the Legislature in the winter of 1835 but five insurance companies were chartered, of which one oF two only were new companies, and the others were re- ~mewals of their privileges. One of these companies—the y Washington County Mutual, I. think—was the second *aautual company chartered by this State. The winter of 1836, immediately following the great fire in'New York, fifty: mew companies were chartered, one-half of § hich were mutual companies. Stock Exchange. Tumpay, March 21, 1854. 0 mahogany chairs; mahogany and oak bookcases, pi | mahogany and rosewood marble top and other di reaus: marble top centre tables; card tables; extension din ing tables; mahogany sofs beds. mahogany bedatends; roso- Wood Jo. mahogany and cane rocking chairs: marble top washstands; mahogany armchairs; chairs; couehes; couch beds; enamelled chauaber suits; curled hair mattresses; palliasses; wardrobes; rosewood etegeres; mahogany work les; crib heds writing desks; m stands; book stands; oil paintings; mirrors, engravings, oileloths, &v., &e. NTHONY J. BLEECKER, and lot No. 9 Leonard Street at anction.—Anthony J. Bleecker will sell at public auction on W ednesday 29th inst., at 12 o'clock, at the Mer nts’ Exchange, the two story brick front house and lot, No. 9 Leonard street, north side, only about 175 feet from Hudson street, Lot 25 feet front and rear by 56 feet Sinches in depth on each side. Possossion on Ist May next; title indisputable and sale peremptory. Two- thirds of t urchase money may remain on bond and mortgage for three years. Vor further particulars apply to the Auctioneer. NTHONY J. BLEECKER, AUCTIONEER. thony J. Bleecker will sell, at the Merchants’ change, on Wednesda: ns AUCTIONEER.—HOUSE -AN- Ex- dinst., at 12 o'clock, M., om wo- 60 do. 10035 cent of the purchase money can remain on bond and mort- 212 Keio Raiiroai Hepes ininisosntecesiata Netiiveare *5Gontinental Tk. 1005, 500 sce Mane tastes peleaia weteeetiom clon onitctt, coxaote seur, about leaving for Eurape, purchased by him while Bbroad, regardless, of expense, and comprising gems fru | the moist celebrated collection, none of which haveever be- fore been exhilited in this country. In fact, tho finest col- lection ever offered at public competition in this city; all of 6C:Hariom RR,...83 543¢ 508 63 5436 | which will be positively sold without reserve. Among them tH will be found the works of the selebrated masters—Paul b, Rembrandt, D. Toniers, V. dt) orland, Terbury d 525 .Wor & Wor RR..c 57 10@ Reading RR..«30 7935 iy adall, G. Ger! ‘uyp, Van Huysum, ‘Van Dyke, P. Wovermans, rad do. Boel, Kydd, Frazer, and others of equal oelebri particularly call the astention of our friends and 550 “ 2 300 yennoisseur public to this unrivalled collection, - 100 do. boo 273% 1100 ing old pictures well worthy their attentior it 60 Dy Biddy Co.b00 which are undoubtedly originals, and signed by their re- OT anit... 4 spective masters. They will be ready for exbibition from 4 _ | TNeeday, dat instant, with catalogues, until the day of | gallory, as aboue, 00 | JY JOSEPH HEGEMAN, AUCTIONKER— r 250 Brack 25, at,12 o'eloe noon, on Mcgee ths 400 ow! ¢ years unexpir: lease of the lot, on the 250 650 do... bia street, between th South and Hamiine wusueneision: Hamiito: . 300 2 NY & Nii Ri: Brockiya.-;'Sale positive-ras the owner aud oncunact te 450 226 Mich Gon RR... 107 | about golne: Went, and "will give possession in two works. f § ti 73 Pauama F Se Ow me aa 3 AMELIAS, GREEN-HOUSE PLANTS, tC —WILLIAM 48 : °O., anetioncers, will sell at aucti 400 dow... ebIS “7 80 Cleve & TARR.. 9624 | about two hundred fine double cameliar in. the very best of: BEOOND BOARD. | det real 4 buds; alao a fine aacortmnondof single camelias, - ing, &¢., green house in bloom—ell from t ry enon. sex SS sha HarRR..b60 56 | Peirnwown establishment of Charles Moore, florist, Nit “ 400 she McCulloch Ga v 200 sec eaent Third avenue. Catalogues two days bo- ore the sale, 100d oe es —— 100 do. Te ANARY BIRDS AT AUCTION.—A. H, NICOLAY 4 200 Canten © 28" 4 | C Co. will sell wt saction, on this ds; Hh 23, a fe ‘do. 80 284% 100 o'clock, at the salesroom 169 Broadwa: bout 109 Canary We Ceystat'Paiase sO ia Meds, from the Harts mountaing, Germany: all frst ola i | singers, singin Aslight as well as by davlight. bi 300 Potomse Cp Co... 34 200 Sold without mesmve. AH. NICOLAY, had ¥ hoa ae is a hee tie Oran E rs eo ar do,, | ate chief selesman of H. Ht. Leeds & C 42% Caled’n MngCo.c 4 | 150 Alg’y Mg Co..56m | @)ANIEL D. NASM, AUCTIONEER. ~ NOTICE—BY BO Dy Hide Cp Co... i )ivirtue oft chadtel martvace Luill expose for, anle a: jc vendue, on inesday, the lay of March, instant, 400 & sre Renting T93G | Reten osiock iw ths forencea, at tho footjof Tench streat, Joo Br m4 Fl Eaat river, the halls of two storimboats, 1OONor&Wor i7b20 GTS | _Matea New Yorks March Sith, inst ny OF MoPtKaseor. 200 % ~~ do. th Mabe Cabs aia reece ; eave 150 N "333% 100 I BO ForeK Junie, Oi 100 Hue H ‘200 o,.....b8) 7 50 dl wae 55K O50 je ‘and mentel glasses, rosewood sofas eed chair a] marble tops, walnut Gee! er and centre tables, with mo y CITY TRADE REPORT. le beokeuse, one mahoxany oxteu- sion dining table, mahogany wardrobes, he deten: Twrspay, March 21—6 P. M. ‘Brussels and ingrain carpet c ethe Asiea—Come 140 bbis. realized $6.75 for pearls, and | Amasortmont Of kitohes Guenituee: ehh’ Winkel the ais $96,994 & $6 for pots, por 100 Ib. Buravswrrs.—Flonr waa in better d d firmer. “The day's sales reveled 9,800 bile: maisen ie foory Wort WARK LOTS-J, 47. ey Went- tioneer, wyill sell at aecti at $7 26 a 87 60; ordinary to choice State, at $7.26 | txt “on the Premgee 2.1 48%, amd other kinds wt proportionate teioss. Ga | uamasna st Beat Toes Seppe tie oie ee ee Cee Py dni 1,500 dbis. Southern Bagh a al t+ Le pty By] ratiroad snd Fuenpike p Pi | Fond, abou oe part 47.61% a $8 for favorite, and $3.6 $64 wits Dridge st Newark, aad about seven’ Mandees fey ebane fan, per. Byertoar and gown ‘moa! remained ar leat | § ey: . ailrond depot af Bast Memack where . Sales have boga effected of 2,000 buahels poor | hetween New York ang Newari of Eouthern white wheat, at $1 85 18,006 bu b zstuet | Wo"turapike cond, and the othore are eomtigucte 1 aon, ol at 770.0 | ene. G1, and 62,000 bushel: Dee bashel—the movements in the two latter kinds of grain | indicating a better warket therefor. THURSDAY, MARCH 23, Dorron \ Of RACE CON TM ESDAY, =e The day'a wales embraced 960 halos, as fot- | Sr ateCKkit, Esq the seek front Lire cad tot. Be | ea" export, 898; home uae, 346; and on spocuta- | Shyiatopher street, Ny Y.. it mat Bouse and fot Tip. 231. Market iirm. af wendy ped ‘thin 100 teers Wore. Pd | FRorr.—Abous 460 Loxes bunch raisins brought $2 90 a $8.10, Othee orticloe were quiet and romewhat nominal. FRmGHTR.—About 20,000 a 25,000 bushels corn, in hn ‘and Milp’e bags, were engaged pt 1B. 4 135;0 300 bie, Jefferson mar! of Waverley place, | Ket, # benutitl res ‘at pefvate sale 3, No. 9 | yr from 12 te how sek. CONPFORA’ NOTICE. } (\ORPORATION ICR. DEPARTMENT OF RE} Comte and —To Builders. proposal will be received at th of th nleator Toys arch 3, 1h) wh 7 according to the amen: harter of for the peered Peer ohociion railing en both sides of Mighth ave- uird. to Nincthcth strocts, Ketimatore fro! Bbney's and informa: ‘A. H. NICOLAY. ‘the wor! one, EDWARD SINTZENICH, shereta, can he bad at the oioe Late chief salesman of H. H. Leeds & Co, re and, Supplios, No. City closure, ‘en substantial brick Can be seen at an: Broadway, a lot OWN K. cellar Philadel mond street, bet 10 Cent is day, of the atove house, lace curtains, wit marble top centr , ke. Also, t ile top dressing b and imitation be carpets, &c. crockery, plated M + istrator’s Carr, Aun Drage, female clothing, &e. trat ORECLOSURE SALE.—FOR SALE, UNDER FORE- Friday. H. LUDLO! buildin, ; fest front by 109:2 feot deep. in a rapidly improving meigh- of which due notice wil BLACKMAN, AUCTIONEER day, (Wednordny,) at 10% o’eloe sion store of Wm. H OAKLEY, AUCTIONEER.—OAKLEY & WRIGHT will sell at auction, on Wednesday, March 22d, Te64, at 12 o'clock, M., at York, four my rare chance to buy for occupation, investment and improv W. SOMERINDYKE, ~AUCTIONEER—STORE at o'clock, by virtue of an execution, the contonts of lor furniture, in hair cloth; Brussel Also, div B. BUTLER, O'clock, at 50 Ann street, (second floor. ae B, Crawford, Henry Bi sisting of furniture, carpets, beds and bedding, male and | By order of PETER B, SWEENY, in Gouverneur street, near Madi- ding of temporary sheds for to be placed at the foot of Mar: ootimave for said specifications of the ‘bith inst., by x ig, No. 463 Broome streot; lot Dortiood, ad mation, . f the Superintendent ENRY H. LEEDS, AUCTIONERR—ELEGANT SALE | crete, can be had at, tho ote ot ee a ak ensimates of first class cabinet furniture, all made for private | tan be had at either office. N. B,—The cammissioner re- sale, at the well known establishment of Mr. G. P. W: Serves the right to reject all or any of the estimates, if deem- ‘bro. naar “Broadway. who is about retiring | yoy the interest of the Cor retin: YH. LEEDS & Co, will soll by au BARTHOLOMEW B. PURDY, ‘the didder, on Tucsd: ‘entire valu Commissioner of Repaire and Supplice, therein, to the highest ‘ , 2d March, at 1034 o'clock each day, |ORPORATION NOTICE.—PUBLIC NOTICE IS every description of eabinét furniture in rose: | ()ORFORATNON ., the owner or owners, Oooupaat oF 00- black walnut, mahogany; sofas, tote scoentset ot h lots, improved or unimproved carved lands, affected the t the following assessments have rosewood parlor sul ‘are lodged in ti a ‘and ot brocatell mr osaminstion by all lim, room furniture in oak, of the best mak rnewer, in, Hattery place, {to furniture, valuable extension tables, and a genoral assort- tsireot. The limi braced by such ment of bedroom eralenree alt of peters le, end ry jude all the several houses and lots of ground, ery respect, Dealers, hotel, proprictors, an ted on bi h- ‘Fiy the above named -rsons Whore interests are affecte: ape ‘d' who aro opposed to the. sam 4 must vem up. y time before Also at a future day, be given, all the material satin wood, bla A CHARLES J. DObGE, Asser CHARLES MoNIELL, Office, Bureau of Assessments, Strect Department, March 10, 1854. IORPORATION NOTI WILL SELL THIS kk A. M., at the commis- arker & Co., 122 Grand street, near entlemen's fur- of fancy goods, eutlery, NOTICE IS —PUBLIC the Merchants’ Exchange, New irable three. story, be t and sub- ry lowing atreets, to wit: Fift tween Seventh and Eighth avon between Eighth and Ninth avenue Houston street to Hudson river. ‘the having objections thereto, are roqu present t! ing,,to the Contract Clerl office, on or before Wednesday, March 2, ELIAS L. SMITH 0. R. DK FOREST, {croton Aqueduct Board. . CRAVEN, ide of Fulton avenue, bet’ , four of which have two fron ween Fulton and DeKalb avenu located for genteel residence property is desirabl and be. roh 11, 1854 ween the two great thoroughfares of Brooklyn, —— funeti Platbus Omnibuses constantly pass- ORPORATION NOTICE.—DEPARTM ing om these avonues, and railroad omni doin pairs and Supplies “March 13, 184 ry July, 1854, making it practically near and eb: Sealed proposals will be offio to cither ferry, at the nominal foro of five conte. Thi missioner of Repairs and ‘No. 8 City, Hal ment,) until Saturday, 12 o’eloc! ‘of Houston and Second strects, in the Eleventh ward, re, corner of Franklin street.—Const: 3 houschold furniture, at No. 345 Broadway, Office, Bureau of Asscasments, Street Department, March ‘All persons interested in ed to at this ab Also for the building of temporary sheds for the abovo market. The plans and specilications of the work required to be done, and all information in regard thereto, can be CORPORATION NOTICES. AAAS nan ™ \ORPORATION NOTICE—MANURE, MANU REODKDS. sons desirous of procuring stress manure, Veo tine cag followdug poti- Board vf Couneilman:—To rauits blogks, sitailar to those the same from the city immediately. ton satisfactory terms by application to the Ci . No. 6 Centre up stairs. and Leonard stesets. To THOMAS K. DOWNING, City Inspector, thr New York, March 11, 1854. CROTON, AQUEDUCT | DEPARTMENT.TO CON. set ou tractors. Sealed proposals, endorsed “Propasal 7 cieutl airect, ade, eceived at the office of the nd Broadway. To dag four foot of parti until Monday, the 3d day of t, from Tenth avonue to H t'12 o'clock M., at which hour the bide wil be id a sewer, with the necessary recciving ba- in Broadwhy, from the sewer in iS Eee JAS. FURRY, Streot Commissio ELIAS L. SMITH, 'TRERT DEPARTMENT, NO. 4 HALL OF RECORDS— THEO. K. DE FOkxsT, ¢ Croton Aauodi Sealed proposals will be received a6 this office until A.W. CRAY b ny, Waray of March in 4 ofoloal, FM for yw York, Marob 17, 1854 enrating the aly between pis 6 river. = Mentions to be had bn application to the Contract of ROTON uCT TMEN Mile department. SIE" YURBY, Steoet Commissioner. tracto pro} ors posi Maroh 6, 1854. rer il ry atrect,’’ will be received at the office of the Croton A: duet Department, until Monday, the 3d day of EALED P! April, 1% Yelock M, at which hour the bids will be Comptro! rT basins | da g opened, for the whole or ai $154,000 of "The Public Educatiy opened, to build a sewer, with the neces and po Stock of the city of New | tgomery street, being in length about (00 feet. The ‘ork, of th 1863," authorised by ap sot of the = plan of the work may be seen, and spocifivations obtained, | ture of thi passed June 4. 1853 and by an ordinance ‘on application at this office. of the Common Council of this city, approved by the Mayor ELIAS 1. 31 Vounida: aves. 0 said stock will emUrace one thousand five handred and forty shar © par valua of whieh will be MITH, THEO, KR. DE FOREST, A. W. CRAVEN, ) | duct Board. | $100 each share, and will bear intercet wt tho rate of five par | cent per annum, payable qaarter yourly, and the principal j | will be red on tho tiret day of May, 1873. The propo- DEPARTNENT.—TO CONTRAC number of shares desired, and th endorsed “Proposal for sewer for each share. ‘Tho person oF persons } fi ccived at the o f the Croton all be accepted will be required to pay for 1d to him or them within three days after 1d by thin department. Each proposal should be as follows:—" Proposal for Public roposals thus sealed up and di- second onvelope, sealed and omptroller: RVELT, Mayer, t until Monday, the third da, M., at which hour the bids will be 0 with the necessary receiving basins and culverts, in Centre street, from the sewer in Cross street toa point near to the Bortherly. line of Chambers street, | being in length about 287 fect. The plan of the work m: | Dascem, and specificationsoltained, on application at tl office, directed J. nishing goods, one large ice chest, sealos, butcher knives tor oocu- | AS L. if, e.; also, clothes prosses, closets, tables, aud sccond-ban Beene D Funes aud lots improved oF unimprov ee THRO. K. DE. FOREST fun ae Eliot Affected thereby, that tho following assessments have been A. W. CRAVEN, . tompleted by the Assessors, and ate lodged in tho office of: | | New York, March 21, 1604. Ba. Al A hes L. VANDEWATER, AUCTIONEER.—BY VAN- | tho Bureau of Assersments for examination by all persone cee rae Ba; FE WATER & TURNER, Thursday; March 23, at 10'4 | interested, vis.—For regulating and paving Thirty-Atth INANCE DEPARTMENT, NEW YORK, MARCH 13, Sinkii o’clock, at 104 fon ae ; bowen 2 ery cand Hicks treat, between: Firat and ‘Third nes ‘The limite 1k4.—Sealed proposals will borgcoived at, No. 9 Hall of ‘k, Maron 16, 1804. oe ates brace assessment incl several hous antil Friday, March 2 at 2 orolock BM. | = nti atts a ture, mahcgauy cace pianoforte, crockery, cookiug utensils, | PEAbed bY tuck tascmoncnt, Oesluns oouand parcels of Innd, | when tie same will be publicly opeued at the Comptroller's | QTRERT DEPARTMENT, NO. 4 HALL OF RECORDS.— cooking stove, &e. Deposits will be required from Htuated on on Loth sides Thirty-ffth street, betwoon First | office, for the renting of a suituble houso in the vicinity o le will be ed at this office u purchaser. I persons who, interéste are affted | the junction of Houston and Sooond strocta, to be used axe | Mopday, March 2 ,to regulate, regrade and. reset curb ts, and who are opposed to n house foi olice of the Elovouth’ district during | and gutter nt in Forty. ‘OHN 1, VANDEWATER, AUCTIONEER.—BY VAN. | {Y,ine sbove named sasctments, Sanosted to present, thoir rection of Union market. Bech proposition should be Siaty fr Specifications to be had on application to DEWATER & TURNER, this day, Wednesday, March | objections, in writing, to the undersigned, at their office Bp, and directed “Proposition for renting house for | the Contract Clerk of this Departmant, at 1035 o'clock, at the salesroom 16 Nissan’ strect, | No. 4 Hall of Records, within thirty days from the date of station im Eleventh ward,” and the proposition thus JAMES EY, Street Commissioner. corner of Pine, 160 Shanghai, Chittagong, and Cochin China | this notice. WILLIAM GAGE, and directed, should be enclosed in a second envelope, March 11, 1864. ‘ fowls, in every variety, thorough bred, and from the best CHARLES J. DODGE, > Assessors. and directed on the outside to “A. C. Else , Comptroller, aie stock. Catalogues, with full descriptions, now ready. CHARLES MeNIELL, Hall of Records, New York.’ The rent wil by the 1T DEPARTMENT, NO. 4 HALL OF RECORDS. —— - ete _ corporation, quarterly, on the usui 8. The ived at this office untif art of the to reject ieth f considerod necossary to pro- tw of the city. A. C. FLAGG, Comptrolter. right is reserved, on the any or all of the iW sit mote or protect the inter from Wost streot to Thirtee P,Tall.and bulkisesd at Manhatteaville, fications to be L application to the ayenue; and ripra Bpec! 10 MACHINISTS.—~SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BB received at the office of the Croton Aqueduct contract clerk of this Department ee nent Rotundas Park, until Friday, March {7, 184 Mareh 32, 1804, JAS. FUREY, Street Commissioner. o'clock, P. M., ‘when will te publicly ‘opened, stopcocks, four inches in dis ide, HOTELS. moter im each 180 Ibs.; 200 eee Rann Avorage weight each 280 Ib | (NOOPER HOUSE, BROADWay, diameter intide, average weight | tre. Our Canadian fri fabjected tos proof under prossure of 3M) pounds to the | 4 square inch; to be made in all respocts similar to patterm, exhibited at the Croton Aqueduct ctfico, and to be approved | mbined y of by the Water Parveyor, “Alse, 1 tire hydrants, knows | % atSand4.'clook, Board $2 | as Ayres’ Hydrant, a pattorn of which can bo soen at this ALBERT J. PEASE & BROTHER, Proprietors. oe, and to be subjected to the same proof; livered as may from time to timo be roqui partment. Proposals will state a price fur and each hydrant. The vames of two responsible RAMERCY, HOUSE, 8 BROADWAY.—THIS HOTEL iw not to be surpassed for the very fine aad handsomel, dup apartments it bas, ‘The proprietor ass just farniahe ment. Terms easy. For t d maps, apply to the ano- | which time they will’ be opened in accordance with the Honcere, 343 Fultcn street, Brooklyn; or 80 Wall streck, New | amended charter of 1858, for the building of & new I7KOt | eee i ante een oT ed several new suite of rooms for ‘amilion and tingle gemtle- York. station house and bell tower, all of which is to be located on Srautea Fill Be ity the sum’ of $5,000 for the contract feg | MOR: With or without board, which oan be bad at moderate = the present site of the Union Market, situated st tbe June- | ty $2,000 for that for Kydraute, Payment te be L. DONADI. JEW HOTEL.—CAPTAIN HOLDREDGE HAS JUST hotel on the European plan, on the eorner Eighth street, The house is wenty days from the inspection and approy cel, with a rescrvation ef ten per cont until the completion of the contract. Blank forms of estimates, accordance with the corporation ordinances, can be had om | ‘opened a ef Broadway and and the location is desirable, aui the rooms are all neat Consisting of rosewood and mahogany par- | had at tho office of the Superintondent of Public Buildings, | SDoijoation at this office, Proposals to be endorsed, “Pro- ‘carpets: oval mirror: Blank estimates can bobad at ether | Diaistur Stopcocks and Tiydeant Reenter S heeeo tat tenilien eh clnele Rectan cornices: pia veral fino paintaing joner reserves the right to rejoct ELIAS 1, SMITH, Croton <5): SEaeaer® Cinema sntabe toe pesiliee, coals o.and side tables; hall oilcloths; stair ear- if deemed for tho intorest of the THEO. K. DETOREST, (Aguodues asin Captata Holdredge had bnd an experiance of maa, he furniture of forty bedrooma, ‘with mar- BARTHOLOMEW B, PURDY. A. W. CRAVEN rede) | pares @ bus oP oT ah Caen hygay reet lod po} mrens, Waashstands, French black walnut ioner of Repairs and Supplies. Office Croton Aqueduct Department, 7; 185 = Ey ee Shee ee ‘300. ingle rooms, from steads; hair mattresses; beds aud bedding; VORPORATION NOTIC! by given that petitions ha .—PUBLIC NOTICE IS HERE. g room furniture, extension tables, | Ae. CHAS. F. WATTS, Constable. ware, Mulberry strect, from Ies: - - following named strects, to wit AUCTIONEER.—PUBLIC ADMIN- je—On Wednesday, March 2 at 10 ‘the effocts of Thom- jurke, Samuel Whitmore, Thomas , George Stroud, aud other intestates, oon- between Rector and Carlisle streets; Bicecker to Amity stroct. All persons interested in alove, and having objections thereto, are requested to sent the same,in writing, to the Contract Clerk, at this of om or before Friday, Mareh St, 184 THEO. R, DE FOREST, § Croton Adneduct W. CRAVEN I trunks, chests toola, guns, boo! a, watches, Publi i¢ Adminis- , jourd. cheese, lard, &e. loooking glasses, PET contents of Broo mill, do. roller, Glock, at the of cabinet farnit their assignee, I wood sofa and ch ished and unfin mahogauy and the usual vari@ty. The above machinery {s all in good working order. Meacham & Thompson, 22 other tablos, bedstead’, bureaus, walnut veneers, plank and variety of stock and materials of cabinet makers. This ale is woll worthy the attention of the trade, and housekeepers A. W. Croton Aqueduct De} Iso, furnitu: ‘dding, chairs, | Fifth avenue and East river. following named streets, to wit bia etrect to Kast river: Ry manufactory and warero M law, Rivington street, their entire twent; TF the anit c sharges previously added by sao amount unpaid, and that nite, ino are, ty be sold without reserve, by order of | 5 are not paid before tl of May nex t consists of rosewood sofas and chairs, rose- Property on which said rent remains ‘unpaid air fraines, m sofas and chairs, in be returned to the Clork of Arrears, pursuant ished, wardrob centro ‘and tioned. is f the act above men’ hoe dari BLIAS L. SMITH, President. ‘ds, rosewood, ; rosewood, mahogany and hoards, together with all Inut chai avs aaah. Ra (ROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT.—TO CONTRAC in the Bowery,” will he recelved at the offi Aqueduct’ Department until Monday Horse and cart.—Also, a good horse, which have ever ted masters, Pau gallery a GATURDAY, MARCH 2, AT 11 O'CLOCK, AT THEIR gallery, rear of store Superb original old pictures—The entire private collecti of am eminent connoisseur about leaving for chaged by iim white abrond, regardicas of exponso, and com: prising gems from the mort cel uesday, 2st inst., wit t 0 6 plan of th ed, on applic jo. 8 Wall street, near Broadway ELIAS L. SMITH, Europe, pur- THEO. R. DE FOREST, CRAVEN. Croton Aqueduct Ww Board. New York, March 11, 1804. rated collections, nore of before been exhibited in this country, in ul Potter, Ian Both, office of the Croton Ai until Monday, the 27t to build a se ores, in Blix i duct Department, (Rotanda, Park, of March, 1854, at 12 o'clock with the necessary receiving bi andyke, P Wover catalogues, autil the day of sale, A. W. above. Now York, March 15, 1804. Wu HOUGH day, nt 1034 o'elo carved rosewood and lounge beds, chamber carpets, &o. reaus and was found in a furn' el of household furniture of every 4 wood marble top centre table, pier and side table gany marble top bureaus and washstand y. nut and oak extension dining tables, easy and spring seat parlor chairs, cane seat do., mahogany sofas, fine lounges 8, crockery ‘and chi MELLOR, AUCTIONEER.—GRUNDY, ‘ON & MELLOR will sell to-morrow, Thurs- ck, at 64 Sixth avenue, a good assortment ei ription, viz.:—One rich]; parlor suit, covered in’ brocatelle, ros mali Wal PARTMENT.—TO ROTON AQUEDUCT tractors.—Sealed sewer ‘nal om street, Croton Aqueduct Department, Monday, the 27th ‘March, It, at 12 clock M., at which heur tho bids wi w mahogai street, from tl ter street, tom point about hair mattresses, palliasses, two enameled ina ware, fancy articles ‘The plan of the work may’ he ; and’ spoviticati teined, on application at this ollie, Teauiid date ELIAS L. SMI‘ walnut Gothic bedstoads, with bx TH, h, with tho usual assortment TH Groton Aque house.’ Sale positive without ro A.W *§$duct Board. ired, and every | New York, March id, 1 ie Fes 'y from the premises, PARTMENT—TO CON. lay, Broome atreet, | curtains, was WITTER: thi Wed |, dboleters and pillows, wardrobe, mah op dressing Dureana and wai ogether with all th ment and kitchen furn: & ROTON AQUEDUCT .—Sealed “Proposal fo AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL ‘ednesday, March 22. at 10'¢ o'clock, at 500 Hl the rich and elegant parlor, chamlier i use, consisting of large tion of oil paintings, “ost BAW); two roxewoo d Is0¢ curtains, mautel glass, plated door: endor: will be receivod yartment until lock M., day the third ses, fine coll n attachimen| damask nd through Broad of the westerly line of Sixth maven way, to the sewer at Porty-sixth stroot, bein lor hair ms LO. R. DE FOREST, ¢ Croton Aqnedust stand, canopies PRAYED, j ais table and bed linen, base A.W. © Now York, March 17, 1804. all of the best wor {eas Nes over m rath “to provoke the profe 10 CK.—I C hereby given that tions rr ional (mental) olasses to works of love towards jhe laboring (physical) clasces of | iireten si Ayes a ” thi oy other waitten work, (ex Ph » ¥. iy taht stat fw 0 4 Fetes Leama eines: un ¥ehaen streat d avenues: havenue, from Fifty fourth Lewin tt geese i area ed ae Trom the Buyrery to Wer & Yatew, 25 ann street. inst avenue, A. na interested in the Above and bering objortions thertto, are ted to prosent the writing, to the Contract at tht office, on or Ger Dera ome et tp PRINTED J syorer before Monday, erty v an } . salen ‘on record, and s wor ’ oat 0 been ayy vtyt rest pmetican TBO. RODE Biexsn, LOmten _ Pubiaied by SOHN FEWEST £ OO. Sor asiety a | We chiavek. Bone bookeelters. 4 Cretes Aqaeduct Departement, Mageh Wi, 184. been presented in the Board of Councilmen, for the construction of sewers in the ter street to a point 212 feeb southerly: Weshinglon street facdougal street, from All persons interested in the Grand street, from Colum- Division street, from Ludlow to tors,—Sealed proposals, endorsed ‘Proposal for sower of ee ‘Croton o' the a hour tho bids will bo building s sewer in Elizabeth street,” will be received at tho | Mi, | Counclimen:—To regulate, set curl and ‘ON- Dro} dorsed. ‘ Proposal for will be received at the office of the fh wary recciving ewer in Hes- t 25 feet’ south of the northerly line of Ward school No, 27, being in length ahout 115 fect. i at the office - | QUREET DEPARTMENT, NO. 4 HALL OF RECORD3.— | | Public notice is hereby’ given that the following | tions tave been presonted to the Board of Councilmen:—Te flag walks in front of vacant lots in Twonty-third strect, tween Seveuth and Eighth avenues; to fing four feet of weat side of Ninth avenuo, betweon Thirty-tirst and Thirty so” cond strocts; to act cheb, and guttar and rosmiate Thirty: 1 second street yotween socond an hird avennes. per ain General’s and Intendont»'s palaces, the cathedral sons interested are requested to prosont them, in writing, $0 | gopulebre of Columbus, Piagza de A ‘nes, aad od house an the undersigned, at his office, on er before the 13th day of | quay; alro near the Alameda Paso axd Tacon theatres. A March instant. JAS. FURRY, Stroot Commissioner. | Qerk visite tho steamers to facilitacs the landing of Mw ry ae _Maroh 9, I | gers aud baggags RS. RAYMOND, Propriekress. SPRINGS. — TON WIARATOGA LARGE SUMMER boarding house, known ag Washington Hall, will bq | open on Ist of May. J. W. MASON. | PPO PASSENGERS FOR CUBA.—THE REVERE HOUSK is tho la most airy and eommodious house in Hi | vana, ploasai ituated in tho immediate vicinit, of ti - —— ment March 2), 1854. ‘TREET DEPARTMENT, NO. 4 HALL OF RECORDS— ISE, OPPOS any M.. B BUTLER, AUCTIONEER-PUBLIC ADMINIS- 3 - 5 Public notice is hereby given that the following resolu: | UNION Moan BAA ED Ra a map yen ore a « trator’s sale of a grocery store—On Friday, March 24, ORPORATION NOTICE.—PUBLIC NOTICE 13 | dlone have been presented in the Board of Councilinon:—To ithe publi on or sbout’ the 22d Maroh, ‘The house ts at 1014 o'clock, at 112 Centre street, corner of Franklin, the y . that petitions have been presented in the the north side of Broome street, between Attorney and ted up With all the molorn improvements, and. entire stock, fixtures, and unexpired term of loase, of the | Hoard of Councilmen, for the construction of sewers in tho | Riuge streets, where not already dona. To rograde is form asuperior manner, The proprietor would be rrocery store of the late Louis Nieschlag, deceased, vonsist- | following named streets, to wit:—Third avenue, from Forty- | the sidewalke, and sct curb and gutter in Attorncy Happy to se0 aay of his old frignds, Also Chore of she tebwel= ng of A general agsortment of groceries, liquors, ale, sogars, | fourth to Forty-ninth street; Forty-third stroet, betwoen | from No. §9 around the corner of Broomestreet to tio south: | [inf public who-may favor him with «cal sugars, ton vigpices, motasves, candies, soap, butter, | Seventh and Eighth avenues; Seventy-ninth strett, botwoon | gust cornex of Clinton street, and from thence to Nu. 146 | my ST EARMS, Propsictor. Clinton streot. All persons interested having objections carpet, stoves, &e. By order of above and having ohjections thereto, are requested to pre- | ghereto, age requested to present thom, in writing, to the une | === — soonest S ERD. SWEENY. Purtic Administrator, | senethe same, in writing, to the Contract Clerk, at this | dersigned, at his office, on or before tho 10th day'of Mureb, SEWING MACHINES ——$—$$—_—_- —_—_____—______—___ | office, on or before Friday, Moreh ou . inst. JAS. FUREY, Street Commissioner @ | ~~ ~~~ wn en MA urt and Boerum streets, Grooklyn, the CeNakckoastuat Se € atl 420, 8 TREET DEPARTM ? T, NO. 4a Ld OF RECORDS. in Boater of fee Singer Machines, klyn Coffee, Spice and Mustard Mills, Coxe oton Aqueduct Department, $5 Fublie notice is herely, von that the following resolu. | now hav mst limi aore, which is 800 ther with the steam engine, coftes roaster, do, mill, mustarl | -voRpoRaTION NOTICE.—PUBLIC NOTICE ISHERE- | Toexteud Sixth avenue to Canal. street, at or nest | The old) at wad an hari BL Soe RE Si ich aeckied. soatnteacat riaree Beers oeat petitions have been presented in tho | Brondway. wo extoud Crosby street, from Howard to Casal | fence relied upon, the innuifcluney aud falluay of witch will atures, 1 Aiy ng 36 | iariofCouncilmon for tho construction otaewers in the | street, ‘fo ropair north and soath crosswalks cernor of nve-_ | bo manifert by au examination of the ‘ull and clear decision ‘Sprague in the case, printed copies ef which for free distribution iu icv. day at my ofhoe. of Jud de re: will nue Dand Ninth street. To flag sidewalk in West stra: ‘ iy between Canaland Watts street, To fag and reflag whord March, instant. New York. he 1, 1854, YTREET DEPARTMENT, NO. 4 ALL OF RECORDS.— | Seated proposals will be r i i | Saturday, March 25, 18M, at 1 , to rebuild | | the inner’ part of pier No. 45, fo atlton virect. North | | river; to rebuild inner part of pier No. 48, foot of King strect, | North river; to regulate, pave, and flag'4 feet of walks in ‘Thirty-fifth ‘street, between Ninth and Tenth avenues; to raise und remove sloofrom foot of 13lat street, North river. Spooltieations to be had on application to the Contract Clerk of this Departin JAMES FUREY, Stroet Commissioner. MORTGAGE, SALE— A.M. (CHRISTALA Rutcers street; West Broadway, from ‘Reade to Duane | necessary the walks in front of vacant lot on the southwest | enclosing & postage stamp a copy will oo forwarded to order IM tioneer, No. 23 Bowery, will sell, this day, at 10 0° ftrect; and fora recciving basin ‘and culvert in Madison | corner of Second avonne and Sixth street. To flag walks of | by mail. Itis immaterial whothor machines use one or two iy order of the mortgagee, a Jarge and exiel street, on the south «ido, between Nos. 182 and 134 Madis ‘Thirty-first etreet, between Seventh and Eizhth avenues | dies, with the eye near the poiut, without a license ¢ ment of gentlemen's hosiery and street. All s interested in the above, and having where not now done, and reluy the flags where necessary, | like infringements, and the puliic will beware of woollen, gauze, merino, muslin, lin jections thereto, are requested to present the same, in writ- | To set curb and gutter and flag walks corner of Bowery aad fe Habilitios of the law and drawers: silk and’ satin handkerchiets, ing, to the Contract Clerk, at this office, on or before Mon- | First street; also reflag walks in front of 33 and 38! | us English prints, cambrics, muslin day, March 27, 1354. ton street. To flag walk on tho southwest corner of | hout arility, from tweeds, cassimercs, broadeloths, eashmre ‘ ELIAS L. SMITH, Croton Aqueduct | street and avenuo A. To flax four foot of walk | ing manufacturers, who are duly wuthorized by Heense ai and dress patterns; fancy summer vests, cassimere R. DE FOREST, Boar {4° | street, betwen Gouvervour aud Jackson strects. | der my original patent of Seprou'cr 10, S46 :—Wheeler, marette, gingham, tweed and cloth frock, dross, Albert, A, W. CRAVEN, , side and crosswalks on tha veut sido ; | Wilson & Co., New York; Grover, Baker & Co., do.; A. Bar sack and trock coats; ¢ ero and satineti pants, and a Croton Aqueduct Department, March 17, 1854. tweon Twonty-ninth and Thirty-fourth streets, and. west | tholf, do.; A. B, Howe, do.; Amcerivon Ayguetic Sowing Ma variety of other articles in the line, well worthy the attention | ~ FHS ieoace | Bat,cf Broadway, hetwoon Phirty-fourth and ‘Thirty-tfth | shine Co. do.;3.B. Nichols, tov. Mass: J. W. Rican, of the trade. ROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT, MARCH3, 1854.— | streetr, and south side of Thirty-ufth streot, between Broad- | Boston, Mase. Hunt, Boston, Mas; C. A. Durgin, Low- “ = Public notice is hereby given, that by an act, of the | way: aid nth avenue be flagced, and present flaccing | He atoll & Co., Worcester, Macs.; Messrs, R. CREMP, AC ‘TIONEER—ASSIGNE! Cogislature passed at the special session, July 2), 1853, an | relaid w ary. All persuns ‘interested having ob- | & Moor, Lyno, Maca « furniture, unfinished stock, horse and cart, sdditional charge of ten per cent is added om te first day of | jections thereto are requoated to presont them, iu wr:ting, 5 WE, Jr., Patontoc of the origianl Sewing Ma- Kemp will sell at auction, this day, (Wednesd: April next on all unpaid water rent: ing, with the | ‘to the undernizned, at his oMico, onlor before the 20th day of | ebine, No. 3$Maover stroct, Heston nd Nv. 900 Broad: | Mare! EXPRESS AGENCIES, XPRESS OF THE facilities for for- tw every town in Burope, ded’ from New York A fixed rate of el by every steamer. Mlished, according to cart. and harnéss, Among the assortment is ome valuable | March, 1854, ook, whioh ent. ottice, furniture which 1s particntarly worthy of the attention of | opened, to build sary receiving basins | Sarch 16,1854. JAS, FUREY, Strect Commissioner. tena oc iaceatig beet HR HB) housekeepersand the trade. Catalogues are now ready at | and culverts, in the Bowery, from tl r in Grand stroct, — ——— atre } aweack sua by She W we, EL), Ma the strore. Furnituro may be examined. toa point about twenty-five feet northerly from Walker | QTREET DEPARTMENT, NO.4 HALL OF RECORDS.— N- Ji. Next expresses by the Asia, Wednesday, the si i stroct, being in length about 865 feet. | Tho plan of the work | 6) Pubiignotice is bevel given, that the following peti. See es th atllabe tee char na en PRING SALES—W. K. aay be seen, and sperifcations obtained, ow application at | tions have boen presented in the Board of Connellmen: To ber eee ee ae fully inform their friend: z sr, ¢ Croto | eave See fp cat Rg! doen Phage ave: ORE 8.— ANE Herre tive shat prepa aber Hg. De rouse, frankie: | Hae: tea tala dndpone tua foe ia frosty tid | ORMON Henna ar ata pane fo eseription of household furniture, at a. Ww. A street, be 35 fence va- Naw Yu 7 rooms 0 ‘Broad ea will be moderate. “Arrange. | NewYork, March, 1864. 00000) sc ip anmis Tobe sm etnahogn tl siseph Lelie et one, Sevens clawed. Tesiands anu Rossen keies No. base- avenues; c mn Second ave- 4 poo alge age ad os: Eh Canney aeeeeh, ROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT.—TO CON. | tucand Bast river, and iret aveuud, between Thirty.tith | Na°Mate WAgTeeeneagy cer, Hamburg Prankfort = tractors.—Sealed proposals, endorsed ‘Proposals for | and Thirty-eevemth streets, be regulated, and curb and cut- | puubne, Port Phillip, Siduey aud all parte of Australia, V GTANDARD, ROSES AT. AUCTION.—F.. 1. VANDE- sewer in Forty-second street,” will be received at the office | ter set; to widen Clifetreet, between Beckman and Ferry | Dicmans Land and’ New Zealand uy every vessel, sai WATER & CO. will sell on Wednesday, March 22, cor- | of the Croton Ac Department until Monday, the 27th | streets, on a straight line with the northwesterly liane of | hence or from England to tho nd to Canton, He Uon‘or perpetual roses and ether Sine dowers, from the ner. taewer, with the necessary secciv- | Sortbcanteny: mn motraicht me mis the Teamet eneae | Meas, Shanghiag Caleutte. Madras, Hombay end othet per ion of perpetual roves and ot! a a at elv- | northeaster! in & stra ine wi \ ; ‘bit tery oF Beil oovact of Fivicth strace ead Breese in"Forty-ssoond strvct. from ‘the ‘No, 61 Chit street, until tm HE ee ghaterly line of Fourth 0 fi of Seventeenth stroot, be Debio) yf A; to} EXPRESS FOR BOS- 1 River, will Broadway, at iladelphia’ an crosswalk c t; to grade Gansevoor rect to Thirteenth ayenne, All porso 4 oljections thereto, are requested to present the undersigned, at Lis office, on or be of Mareh inst. JAS. FUR: in | NOTICEGRINSLEY CO. | ton and the East, via Newport and _F; | leave office No. 1 Wallstreet, corner of M.,on and after March ldth. For P! | South at \ to , Commissioner of Streets. | ested, havin hem ‘in writing, fore the 27th da; MATRIMONY. he fest collection over offered at. public competition ROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT—10 con. | —N¢°™ York: March 17, 1804. Lal iq prinhia rege ne Aiton Aihara, Tee ee ait We eee ee hc Ao tractors.—Sealed proposals, endorsed ‘Proposal for TREET DEPARTMENT, NO.4 HALL OF RECORDS.~ YOUNG MAN, OF REAL GOOD APPEARANCE and manners, a Southerner by bicth and education, who now owns real to to tho tmount, of $95,000 ‘atrimonial alliance with some beautiful lady, who would not object to go . Stiould this meet the of an, Public Notice is hereby given that the following peil- | tons have been presonted inthe Boards of Aldermen'and | mutter and flaggi | four foot of walks on Ninth avenuo, from Filty-third street te Broadway; to extend the opening of Ninety-second street ) mans, Van Uden, Boel, Kydd, Frazer, ‘and others of equal , re celebgity. Wo particularly call the tention of our friends Building of the PAE a draenei A aint ot etna e and the connoiseur public to this unrivalled collection as | tion relating thereto, | fom Right to Ninth avenue, and flag four feet through north | B! containing old pictures well worthy their attention, all of | Water Purveyor, at thia office, Sievels ee to widen Pear! street, between White- | * saan which are andoubtedly originals, ‘and signed, hy ‘their re- S'L. SMITH, Cee evra ie Wirtehan venir tocene GENTLEMAN, TWENTY-SEVEN YEARS OF AGE, whieh af , ae 3 ks f streets; toro sENTH 5 NTY. . gpective masters, The © ready for exhibition from BED. Be Poker, eoton Aquedaet | vaik northwest f Twonty-segend sireevned Fires. | is desirous of forming ® matrimonial alliance with « Ener oO: rat idewalk in front of 27 and 231 Third ave 0 Tepair adowalk inf | food Vooking, genteel youns indy, not more thea twenty: Fade Fifty Sth etrect, between sich | five years of ope. Address, appoiating & piace of interview, JAI persons interested having objec SDELA HOUTELLIER, Wroudway Post Ofee tions thereto, are requested to present them, in writing, to | the undersigned, at his office, on ov before the 23d day of | March next. JAS. FUREY, Strvet Commissioner. GENTLEMAN, THIRTY YEARS OF AGE AND OF five appearance, wishes to make the acquaintance of " alady, Only those nee wer Ww! ling to submit x Mareb 18, 1854. __ ae | true Hiatement aston es circumstance TREET DEPARTMENT, NO. 4UALL OF RECORDS,— | fesidence, | The | advertiser Dheteby vive : CORDS-— — amount is not too large which the lad; powess, Public notice is hereby given that the following resolu- | to double the same in her favor, even botor ‘marriage tions Board of Counciime To fing in front of vacant lots on the east wide of Irvin place, between Fourteenth and Fifteomth streets, To set | curb and gutter and fing the wost side of Elizabeth strect from No. 75 to No. 95. ‘To add fifty feot to the width of, and | to extend Elm street, from Reade to Chambers street fing the south side of Seventeenth street, hotween Third Address’ G. Ostend. 9 t] |, Union square ceremony takes place. Poet Ofice, To | ever dei events, and will show your fu nue and Rutherferd place. To fencs' vacant lots 01 nouthwosterly corner of Seventocnth street wnd Rushertord | ylends, which has astont ; | place, | To dag sidewalks of Third avenue, between Tweaty- | and Side born. Wik © | hevonth and Fortioth streets, and rolay' flags where neecs her ¥ sary. To set curb and gutter and flag tlio east walk of Mo’ rrect, between old IM and old No. 19%. To feeins | xtoenth street, between Third ayonne and ¢. All persons incerested having ohjcotions apestes to present them, in writing, t his office, on or before the Mth day Bt and irs to eome will all | the greatont happiness of matrimonial Uiies. She is wa | ascendant of a line of Lapens rea: hing back for per g visit A | and ber predictions are traly astonishing to all that | hgr. All who have been disappointed elsowhere, and those who wish a speedy marriage, may call soon, ond they may undersigned, af im nd hack, Tength about 5 ' 2 to tasceb, slictetb, hat raah stair tacpee, Aatrcietle ve rat bas obtained, en sppliention et this ofc” ani speci. — pn ed en 6 hroame satroces oo Connon, ' ny |, #tair carpet, an iol jons ol on application al oe, ween Can suit of rosewood chamber furniture, sepiaier hale sraserese- LIAN L. SM. rsh not edntieted., sic ATRIMONY MADE EASY, OR itow jover.—Professor Lawton, Boston, Srcnapeeknan - ipt of one dollar, M 'y fourth to Forty-seoon man- lain directions to onable ladies and gentlo: Pe o id tte id f 9 to onabdle ladie: atlomon t Wegues ready on the morning of DUCE DEPARTIMEN srecess to ding docs frome Gos ett valk ve Brome s | devoted ‘ffections of as many of the opposite vex ko tha ae sotenie ‘ from Hast to Tompkins stroet, and east side Tompkins atregt, | De ‘tecbelt may be micried, ispepnentie ee tuureenaies P01 0 Hroome, and from Broome to. Delanoy; A ¥ eaneace,, NEW PUBLICATIONS. Peck is, ag Ferot curb and gutter and flac walk south side Grand. ntroet, | banged osition: and lech, Cnoweh Bet Jesst, 10 eda be as. NAS . AP AAAAAAAA A om Jack#o troot; to crade and pavoy ity” 4 FULL PILE OF THE MORNING EDITION OF THR Meroe Hh the mercenary receiving fran treet, between Eloventh and Twelfth avenues; to re- | sible.” Add wton, Boston, Mass. No letters Patty |. for 1852 and 1853, may be bad cheap, if to a point about forty feet castorly from Lox. Ste and repave Bookman street with gran: jen from ti loss the postage is paid. Applied for soon, at 51 Lispenard stroet. agto being iniongth about t. Tho plan of i, similar to that in the Bowsty between Walker a 4 ATREMONIAL OFTICE, 50 GREAT JONES bhe work seen, and specifi > ait ir an J im ihieentl er of th i a OBDEN'S RUSSIA AND THE EASTERN QUESTION, | sation at this office. tee or de ane hg co Seventh and Bighth svonues: to Mag and're. | ‘uonial ail ee elt ANE Te Go take or ag {0 form a mater with an Introduotion by an American eitizon. A timely ELIAS L. SMIT he walks of Thirty third stroot, | or addressing, port paid, Mrs. Prewater, who hus on. book, Just pablished by JOHN FP. SEWETT & CO., Corn. THEO. KH, Devotingn, {Croton Aqueduct | between Sixth and ighth avonucs; to sot curh and gutter | Gatcironiattrccieter wherchy: sey hele wee, nae Opened & Lill, Boston. Price 25 cents. z ii A. W. CRAVEN, * § Board. and flag northwest corner Bayard and Forsyth | artnes for lite cittoe oman may " Now York, Mareb 10, ti Sot cugi and gutter cast side Tompkins etre Flite withoet rome ey ZERFDOM AND SAVER’ ~y - — — ———_____.. Broome and Delancy streets; to ret curb and ] al to express wo oa ROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT—TO CON. fing and regrade south walk of Broome strect, | residence, business, “book by all. m tractors. led proposals, endorsed ‘Proposals for | *° stroct; to fing walks in Broadway, east mt which will be ex- the most striking fle reet, Will be reesived nt tho oes ot the | tween Dhirty sixth and Thirty ninth streets nd wost side, | teers or interviews tin. “Exhibits extra: Ary powers of doscript Department until Monday, the 27th di between Thirty-fourth and Thirty-sixth streets.” All | ie nothing. York Express, B. 1 4 BROTHER, 121 Nason ‘at 12 M., at wi the bide will sons interested, having objections thereto, are re yaoated TO THE UNMARRIED — arth hnbrinpchsathatind et ssaczniet Sony be ral s seer, mit te necouga “ prevent them in writing tg tho undersigned, a bis office, of | Rondout’s fame the world potvades : HE ACTUAL | culverts, street, from or yo : , Coe ee sriketl fn Bg allt pelat seus 2 fect werteely, ma Caryn Bow March V6, 1st. SAS, FUREY, Stroot Commissionoe. and trom the North, Bough, Bast and West, k rs . The plan : — 6 note r Montniy sutilee for March, Auinclation: ne | Sid specifaations obtained, on applicatio REET DEPARTWENT, NO. 4 HALL OF reconns.— |, Profersor Mondout, of New York, formerly of Sweden the danghter: RES D Ses Publio notice + hereby'given that the following resolu. | Where be has been the means of bri about thousands of Ingattys di , THRO. F DE FOREST, SCroton Aqueduct Board. | tions have wen trvcented ih Vie Beart of Connsiimens— | gaRRe Maaneagey wilson co any fire Tectoy af he je a ¥ awa Le 5 . 5 in - EE edie enter ben Peseta ee | Meee oe Sr aS caesar | patie tere eens esha eg binge ir ’ fence ¥: lots west ondway, ire. 9.088 18 80 marr. ed rolamo, composing band, numbers of lat | CORPORATION NOTH ii! arcs tov pars rey: | soeapUlratiog, thay aimay be ma ‘Twenty-fifth strests; to pars Thirty way and Sixth avonwo; to fi sixth atroot, to flag four fect of wal Twenty-firet rtrect, avenne A and First 9 10 fag four foot of wniks of Ninth aveane, between Forty -eecoud and Forty Ath atreote aa fkr aa tho streot Ie paved; cogulate avenue from Seveuty-ninth to Ninstyeocona teeot; to requlato and grade Forty-fourth strect, between Ninth Tenth avenues. All persons interested having objactie thereto, ape requected to present them to wridl erated, ne ot pe tate tho Suge any of Mar } eels 20, 46°, AS FUREY, Stroot Comuisatomor.