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C0KPoKArIoN NorICE.-PuOlic .

('OHPOHArION NOTIFICATIONS notice u here.
- by given % the owners, occupant or occl-
pants ~ all h0nses tnd os Improved or aoa'
affected thereby that following assessments have been
completed by the Assessors and lodged IN The Street
COMMISSIONER Office for examination by al persons inter-
ested viz: for guatng and grsyeng FOrtythirdsree
between Bo0mingfse Road and Fif.hayenue. Tho lin
ils embraced by such assessment include a lhe houses
and Of ground vacant lots and pieces or parcels or
lani situate both sides u Fouy.IhirdsIeel between
BloOmin gdae Road ard Fifth avenue also, on the west
-ry side Of the fihayenue, between Fory second and
FortyJurth alsO the easery side Of the Bloom
iugdse Road, between Fory-sec0nd land Fory-fourIh
sirees both sides Of avenue, between Forty
second aud streets All persVns whose interests
affected the above named ASSIGNMENTS and who are
opposed the same either Of Them requested 10
present their objections 10 wiring 10 th~ Undersigned
The Street Commissioners Office, within thirty days
from The date ofihis notice
MARTIN 4. THOMPSON Street Commissioner
snd Chairman Of the Assessors.
IL. L.. Inn. IL
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.T-AREGULAK Wall LINk ss.w.sI

splendid slesIiefs COkNrLibS VAN
DERBILT and OREGON.
70 On and an-r Monday June IA the steamers of Ibis
line will leave New York a6 p ~ By this Hansement,
10 consequence OF the superior speed Of the boss and NE
route being the snd most direct passengers esve
the city hour aier and reach Boston earlier han ~
The other lines
The new steamer, c. VANDERBILT, Capt Potter srt
OREGON, Capt :. Thsyef viii run throughoui the sea
sou, connection with the stouingtpn snd Providence
and Boston and Providence Railroads. leaving New ioTk
daily Sundays excepted, from Pier No North River
O'clock p. NJ aud Stonngion Al o'clock, 2. NJ or upon
The arrival OF the mail train from Boston.
These passed 10 speed splendor sni
comfort having each Of them - large, commodious pn
and berths for 500 persons beside large
private rooms for families and parties
The steamers are othc-red by ihs most experienced
meo and will shorten the passage between New.iok
and Boston from and half To two hours thereby a..
irving In simple Zine for ell the lines running from New
YorS north south and west, and all lhe lines rom Boston,
north and east
The OREGON will leave York-Tuesdsy, Tbufs
day and Saturday.
Leave s,oniDeion Monday. Wednesday and Ffidsy
The {. VANDERSlLT will leave New. York-Mondsy,
Wednesday and Friday.
Lesve SIoning ton-Tu-sd Thursd and Saturday.
n. b Passengers the arrival OF the steamers ~ son
iug;on proceed Immediately In the splendid Railroad
Providence and Boston without any delay, remain
board the steamer. snd esvs IN the Accommodation
train ~ 80 NJ which connects al Providence with Me
80 A VI train for Boston, and baggage master accom-
psuss each train through Boston, to take chags ofhs
baggage.
For passage freight inquire board the bosis pier
No. North River, or 10 Ballery-place jel2
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gFTIoIAL.
LIST OF LETTERS.

.Dvgsusgv ~ THs rsIsgrt ~ ,sscBL ArPogsTSssr
. t. IND 10 lsrtSr esooted,
And ell advertisements made uDoct tne orders 81 NE Poe
usssr(5ruers, IN pew,psp@f newspapers, o. letter.
sled Tor 10 any Post Oe shall Re inserted 10 Ibe psP7
psDsrs u he tOyn place bore NE once sdTertsns
nsy b.. situated tgt4ER lx Lsg gen csTep4oioA
!Nea Pen 0so, LA, pais.d Aioros ), 1898.
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SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.-
r.. r9Hssuzzazx1MORRIs AND ESSEX RAILROAD.
~ Y-COmmencing Monday May 5, Isi1,
Leave Nav. York A o'rlock p

~
Leave New. York, A. NJ; 4 O'Clock ?
NJ. Leave Newark, 81 o'clock A. NJ; 81 o'clock, p NJ
Leave MOrrisiown, o'clock A. NJ; 2 O'clock p. NJ
Passengers by the morning train to MOrrisIosn will ar
rive there Al O'Clock, where will be In readiness
10 convey lhen 10 SchO0eys Mountain, Washington Bel
yldere and Ess,on daily to 0wego, Milford, Newton,
Slsnhope and succasuny on Mondays Wednesdays aud
Fridays and to Rookaway, Dover Sparta and Newton on
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays esch line returning
the following days TO meet the Z. n. Train for NewYot
Stage will also leave for Bssking Ridge every evening
on the arrival Of the cars AT Morrislown.
BY line recently established stage leaves Mor1sl0~n
for the Delaware Water Gap and sroudsburg via stsn
hope, JohnsOubufg Columbia and BiafstOn, every Tue.
day, Thursdsy aud Saturday, the arrival Of the d.
train from NewYofk. Returning on the alternate days
The stage ssyes srOudsburg al A. NJ 10 meet the z NJ
cars ffom MoTrstown.
Passengers 20 through TO and om Jersey City without
changing Gu leaving the city, passengers will de-
post their baggage In he at the foot Of CsandsL
where an agent will be 10 attendance 10 receive IL
All packages or bundles must be eniered the wayb,
the company will not hold themselves responsible
Freight viii bs forwarded Immediately 10 Morrssown
from Albany ba,iD by Stephens Condirs Daily Trsns-
portation Line 10 Newark from he once
OF the ~ j. X. X. and Trans Co. foot Of Liberiysl
Az Ueod IRA OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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<sA VARIABLE aud beautiful farm for sale bar
as gsn on Long Island 40 miles from the city, contain
ng 81 acI part wood and the rect In me state oi
cultivation plenty Of good fruit; large modern huill
house convenient 10 and mills iheres good and
irg within |. miles Those wishing to purchase farm /
bnk eoud MOI better themselves For farther particulars
inouire OF JOHN WALKER. 81 Ludlowst CHARLES
- ' les 5w'
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WALwORTH, MASON L GUILD,
ny3l 2w+ Engineers ~ John st. ~ Y.
SpTROMFTFR FOR CHEST DISEASES

J'HIs VALUABLE INVENTION in Medical science, a
notice Of which appeared IN The Tribune short time
,ncs may be pectei by the medical oie'sion and AL
those yho have anv symptoms OF chest disease can consult
Dr. " HARRINGTON, Al 2l8 Nnih-sL between The hours
OF and daily. GratDOus advice will DO given 10 me
poor from 10 II, on Mondays, Nednesdays and Fndsy'
| Ill Lrua
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FOR THE FISHING HANKS.

Eu1sssSI......s3 The sleamhOst HIbHLANUEh haFIbf
been withdrawn from the Newburgh
route until the 18Th of September for the purpose OF
ming regularly to the Fishing Banks during the Summer
season will commence her tps ABOUT the - n int
and will leave every Monday Tuesday. "Wednesday >nd
Thursday mornings and al the usual hours For psrcn'
lar. see fsrh@r advertisements The Highlander can be
chartered on fridays aud Saturdays for excursion. around
the hsfbOr A. " 81 1biH,
ielOu Corner OF Nes ana OlAnr sHh
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and Chairman OF the Assessors.
SIraal Cnnnnl .nnerls OHce June 4. III. LEI loo

DUR-UANT to an order Of John Morgan, Surrogate
Of The County u Seneca, NOTICE Is hereby given 70
persons having claims demands against Edwin K
Breck Of The Of Ovid, In sad county deceased
10 present The with the vouchers thereof 10 The IN
defsgned sarah T. Breck and samuel P. Breck Admins
trarx aud Administrator Of the Of The said Edwin
Brrck deceased the dweng-hOuse Of the said sam
uel P Breck 10 Waterloo. n said county. before
the fret day u July nexL-Datsd Dec II, l8fo.
SARAH T.. BRICK, Administrative.
aas Ia.rhrns SAMI. p BRICK AdmlnlslrniOr.
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AWNINGS ! AWNINGS.
E'REsCH, VENETIAN AND PLAIN AWNINGS q.
IL ssaperor manner and 6nished in a sp.rdd ssyle
oJ WORKMAN BELL
lTs Wessst eogIer Of Warren, n. Y.
n. 3. Don'i forget he n1mhe, as son
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PRACTICAL BOOKKEEPING,

nSR G. c. MARSH Accountant, saihor Of the Science
WI 80 NOube kairy Bookkeeping SimpltnedN and me
. lisa EnIy Book seeplng Improved" continue,
totsach ~ sboe> -, ~, A.. m. ..f,..,
,a ..sresi thai me Oh, pursued BY Mr. Marsh In leach
g. his ts psrIsnt branch truly course u practice In
ssseins booss ra,her thaa course Of lectures % the
theory. ,- 49, -. 4. .
Tn. pupil becomes familiar from >etua use ~l1h a. DE
books eoosasuung set, AID Psrscs ot goVa csPsoy
VII ny h's Sv' "a Iii .p :. ,,isc.,e 10 lhsl
eject
PSospeciuses with errs. 30 chlsred II the rooms
A. Al n.yiS ssg-od
NUlpAnIk TIlLikuN'= system Of DIess Mssiag
Nls f.asht ana pu In practice daily al IS Chambers
where Ladies' invited 20 AL ana WINES US sapessssy
nIng aud pattern lied iof 80 cents pscs Mskag In ms
80 80 ,ost fashionable siyle on .easonaoe Iefms
g. 90, sersy. will b. e6l Mad T'ssystsn prae.
esi brs.s akiog .or iow weeks assistance IA sewing
zee I'm
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SEWER ~ GKEENWlCu-Sr kEET. between
- Bal.ery pace ard Morris sireeLPubhc n0se here
By given ths. presented In tee BOsrc Of Aldermen.
have the ordinance for sewer IN GieeowichsIc-s be
tween 62.-ryp.scc and Aorrssireet rslea-d- All per-
Interested 10 the above proposition having Ohcc-
lions he requested - pieseai hem n writ
ing % ne untersgret a. rs Office No Han Of Records
90 o. before ne d 1ay Of Jurs inst
MARTIN L THOMPSON, Street C0mKiss.oGer.
Street. Counisnocsrs Office, June /, 1857. jel loI
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ROBERT n. MORRIS, P. VI.
Goal.

Goal.
ShALL NUT COAL for steam PurPoses-Sow as
~ ch*rging cargo OF The .bOve suitable ior cnyins
scan Srs; rate arce and for sac low from vessel
Apply 70 T STOKES DICKERsOS,
les an1 ~ Arihonyst lear brOscas az
NALL NUT COAL-For sac cargo q sm.l
- N1i, suitable Tor driving siezr WI .fIlye ~ lev
tsyL Apply 10 T STOKES DlCKERsON,
los AZ f07 AcLh0ry-s- near Broadway
0nO0 TONS WHITE ASH, chestnut or snAl. nri
COOO Coal, suitable for driving steam, Tor sac % ne
cargo OF from yard BY ia- slnse .0n a oS pres Ap-
Pyio T. STOKES DICKERSOS,
JOS AID ~ An.80uy-st
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kTISD0W SHADES GIN Cornices. Sc-T.

WINDOW SHADES, Gih Corniees, Sc-Eamilies
w about purchasing Window Shades should before
making their selections visit the extensive Windowshade
warehouse OF J. c. WOODFORD, 2ei Broadway HIS
assortment composed Of Gothcs deicsiey coloTed and
finely executed Landscapes IN great profuslon snd sl
varied In and style Flowers executed In manner
which truly hold the mirror up TO Nature scrols'
ArcLe. Vguette. Cornthisn Columns SC. Also Gilt Cor
nices Gauze WindOw-wire, Drspery Curtains, Curtain
bands Loops Pins &c &c Lafsrge Buildings 95 Broad
vay je2
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T,UTNING CONDTCTOR--Thi being /

/ h6bTNiNH DttIOhS-Ih penS le
IL Of the year when lightning rods absolutely
necessary every building the advertiser desires ca
aleotsn Of The public his system OF conductors
The rods made sad pat by him reaer, handsom-r
cheaper and compact ihan any other In They
secured together with copper ionls which IL great
improvement he hooked" plan Il gives b-tter-
indeed perfect connection. The public obsin farther
information on application TO
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DUBLIC NOTICE i hereby given lhas lh- follow
Ing petitions been presenteo IN The Board OF As
.ssnt Aldermen, viz To have sixty hfIh b'thl street
opened nom The Third (5dl 10 the finn l5h ayenn- TO
have all lots Of ground lying between Inc Eighth
lshl and Tenth 0th) and Thirty nth Snl and
Forteth 40h STREETS fenced in AL persons Interested In
th- shove propositions sving objections the
desired 10 presest item In writing 10 The undersigned Al
bis Office, No Hall u Records or before The fifteenth
Q5thl day 81 June inst
MARTIN L THOMPSON Street COmmssloner.
s,...t t..f,,.rs. D+Era Tunaa -
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q oHEaS, JoHs HERbSiN' AN 5!a=zf

81 oHEaN, JoHs HERDaAN, AN. :sg==ze
DREW WALDRON, 100 south-st -
Of Dover and 50 Hsstst Of Rector-WAL-
DRON, OHERN 4 co Liyerpool-Uned States and
European Emigration oshces, and Western Forwarding
Agents.
The regular PaekeLships sail az follows To and on
London the ls 9Th, 10th and 24h OF each month !?
ana from Liverpool oo he Ia Sun I'm e.h 90. saa
Mobile, weekly; 10 Charleston, Weesly % sAysnna
weekyi 70 Texas twice monih rof has.g an1 100
German, Belgian and Holland pore vessel. "a. On a
appointed days Passage can also be snsssr1 from ls
erpoo D. any OF the Brush North American pofIs, and
Boston, Philadelphia Baltimore and New Orleans direct
The subscribers having had long experience 10 me Das
prepared to ODER every facility 70 thoss wishing
passage 10 or from any Of tho shove ports, and bills Of
exchange can be furnished, payable throughout Great
Britain and Ireland as well As on The connent u Europe
To hose wishing 10 emigrae 10 Tho West tbs subscn
have Unequssd arrangements for tho Forwarding Of
passengers, by tbs different routes, viz To Buffalo
and the intermediate landings. and all pors Of the Can
sdss, Chicago. Milwaukee Baltimore, Pittsburgh, Gin
ennat, ST. Louis, &c &c. BY steamboats,, railroads and
csnaboa OF the hrsi class and great care will be taken
that passengers will with delay npostsns 90
the route Letters postpaid, will meet with prompt ~
tsnGon For farther psrticss sppy above mSeodn
IL PASSAGE FROM ALL PARTS u T.
SS and, Ireland, Scotland and wsles-resons W ~
ing send for thelr friends In any part Of The 20
most complete, snd calculated IN every way % insure
satisfaction " eli who may make aragements with hen
70 bring er friends sefoss the Atlantic. The subscribe"
Ts New L,n< Of L,reypool Paoset,, pi.,
QUEEN q ne WEST .isS ..''..''.'''ii11,cS
HOTTINouER........l3o SHERIDAN. ......."ilS
kOCHEsTEk...... ....l01O GAkklCk -. .....:.,l&
The above magnificent packets all NewsYOt ban
ships Of the very hrsl class bulk expressly for the Liver
pool passenger trade and Ed up with special regard of
the comfort and convenience % Passengers they sc con
manded by men Of experience and not surpassed b
speed ~ any ship anosL Their sailing days from Liver
pool are ne 9Th and II H. Of every month, which esIs
hey leave Punenay. 10 addition 70 The above ne sud
scnben are also agents for The
~ George and tie Jatoa Line Of Lsr>ryooi Packos.
Composed 10 part Of the following fsyorite and wsI
koosn ships, VIZ The AMERICA, ST. GEOkoE. -
PlkE, 81. PATRICK, RAPPAHANNOChi hAhStiOs,
-. tr htrhf 18Th he HeX
ships per month every i've days from Llyefpoo-
thus preventing possibility Of delsy al that port ~
sage from any part r-snd 10 Liverpool can be secured
lie lowest rates Every Information given ~ applying
to w T. < J. 7. TAPsCOTT, % Soulbsl
Second door below Bnslinx alp
Drafts supplied for amount from upward pa sos
10 every ard city throughout The United knxao
ffH s0fH
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M. IRA g. FRAZER

III h. Ira g.. FRAZER, The c-l-brAie- cancer Doc
~ lr, Vac acco-s ol he lrdl9n NODE % pfscace a.
rived 10 Us ely his moaning All can e iOond a. Ins U
: do-e Tor three days Orly In each and ever ncnh Tor
e sea-onf when specimens u CARERS can - sen o.
NY uyls 5w-
A SIMPLE CURE for Al Extensive EvL-Nr. F6s-
Asrss PA.rutsc Bos0 AZ ssiers can ne hsd =. bis Pa
i-lrc >-l,t SORE 81 Fl.oc--l opposite terPocs Brock
yr GeolsEs=s Shirts maze ~ order and warranted 70
~ jell In
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- FARM FOR sALE-COusislng OF sNly sores
belonging the estate OF The laie Capt J. GfIhhs
- deceased. situated Williams's Bridge, West
chester Co New. York and within ten minutes walk OF
Railroad. The location Is not surpassed by any In ne
county surrounded all sides by good roSds. and adj
Joining the country II Capt Spencer A no perton
would purchase without first viewing the premises Or
her Description here l. unnecessary Apply Tor farther
particulars to J. T.. GRlFFlrHs 1856 Amy-sL j. ALLEN,
Z OF N the icS W.
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pnblir Gonpepautes. &f.
rsEArOR BOSTON via. NEWPORT

EsEAFoR BOSTON via. NEWPORT
road Lln- composed n ,S- .9p.rso, 49, a..
elsss steamers, fsresi strength I'D speed paueul.y
adapted 70 TIE usgig.iion - Loug is.sd sound rusn,
10 congectOn with he ~. River snd Oh Colony a.lr,
di.Arce q So niles 70 bosion Only Leave pier Non,
R,ser near n. bai'sry d a. ~ sses2, Sunday.
Joseph ). comsioeS. Tuesday, Saturdays and rA1n
re- steamer MASSACHUSETTS,. 100 .oe. ,g,..,
Cspt VIM. Brown on Mondays, Wednesdsy' aCd FlsssJ,
a5P.h
and every Arrangement Tor the security ani comfort " "a.
sengers who sforded BY Ibis route rishgs u
board and srrival al Fail River proceed per R.ro.s
reaching Boston early The following morning bassas.
master 4 attached 10 esrh steamer, who receives as4 ~
kes The baggage and accompanies he ssine 70 s ts.ss
ton steamer rlns IN connection with ihs Inc 10 l.t
freight 70 boston is tsken Al he By q.
Oder regular lines sad forwarded m grrsrr expect
TiSDALE BORDEN % wes-st Or Al lhe oa.ee q as
Line ~ he corner q Washington Il and Ba1seryplsee
myS Sm
r. nPEOPLk'- IiNE Of sieAn'.o.l. To-
E4Ibc-rfsllSnv Daily. Suntsy exc pirt-thfoustd.
8 1880 rectst7 o'clock n. fron its pc. s-l-ses
Cortlsud srd liberty 80 'teanoo., lsAAC ,MShsnI9s
Capt Wr a. Pecs vii leave on Monday wednesday
ard Pri3sy evenings. 81 0'cocf
Steamboat HENDRIX HUDSON. Cspt X. q. crsnss.
fen "a leave Iuesisy Thursday sni ssnfaas eve
r.ngss oclock
AS O'Clock P m-LAndlng al iusetBediAis place.
yrom he foot OF Bsrclsy-sL slesmbcss SOUTH AhhN.
ca, Capt TAos n Hu 30 vii leAse GA MoaSsy' Wed
Steamboat NORTH AMERICA, Captain X u fsfeJ,
vii leave Tuesdpy Thursday and SAafdsy aHefo0os'
at ; O'Clock . - -. a..
ample dine for he Morning Car, iof the East o. West
freight taken moderate rates and nons iAken s.s' !
O'Clock. r. NJ. -. -. -, -.
All persons are forbid traeng zny Of The oosts OF hi,
tire without written order from the Captains OF Asera
FOR passage OF freight spply on bosrd the boats, or
D A. SrUTfIyX Al tfr ofsce on The wharf
xU~~~ MORNING LINE At seven o'eloos.
SHSxrv5N-FOr Albany and Troy, snj Inferno
sge landngs-BreakfssI and dlnuel on
board the boat The lOw.pressurs steamboat Troy
Cspl A Gorhan, will leave th- steamboat pier, foot q
6srcsy-st On Mondays, Wednesdays and Fndsys Al
seven o'clock-relurning On the opposite days
The steamboat NIAGARA. Capt n. L. h-Aogg, VII
leave the steamboat pier foot Of bsrclSysL fuesdsy
THURSDAY saturday a. bsf O'Clock, re'urnnson
the opposite days $500 -. ,,,,,,, n,or,r
From lhs foot u Cortiald-sL
Passengers taking his boat will STRIVE In une 10 eAe
the morning tain Of cars from Troy 10 Buffalo, and
north 10 Whitehall aud Lake Champaign
The steamboat EMPIRE. Capt X s. Macy, on Iuesdsy,
Thursday and Saturday, al O'Clock p NJ.
The slesmbost COLUMBIA, on Monday, "Wednesday
and Friday, at O'Clock, 2. NJ.
For passage freis apply board the boat or 10 "
4 HALL, Al the once on the wharf my2e
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THRU -TEEs sAlE.-bg order Of he Trustees q
81 George Lockwood, n0E-r-Sid@at debtor
vii be sold pubic aacou 90 Tuesday, the 18Th day Of
Juu- lsf7, OelocK P ~ a. the COuTi House IN Mon
rceno suvss Co y. Y al he right Tile ard Interest o.
The sad George lockwood Of "a and various Of
and situated IN sad County. For particular d-scrp on
Of pre- ises fun Advertisement 10 he hepu5cs,
Wsichnsn,' published 10 MOuucsLo. There are several
thousand acres (some noroved situated IN the Of
Thcnsp5n, Fal.shgrgh, MsnskArng, Bethel Lurb=rland
WswaTsing, Liberty and ROckand.
heW-I0rk. June st. 1871.
ISAAC Y. FOWLER
ROSWELL c. BRAlSARD, Trustees.
jef ufa ABM {. DAYTON.
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DUBLIC NOTICEis hereby given tast petition mas
been presented 10 The Board " Aldermen FOR The priv
fegr Of ncosrF ffren feet each side Of Fourtee1h
f-et beyoud present line All persons In The above
proposition having objections 10 he sane are desired 10
prescott heu 10 wiring the Undersigned al bis Office
No Hal Of Records before he IAN day Of June,
Inst MARTIN +. THOMPSON, Suest Commissioner.
str--t Commi..oners. Ofc-. June 5. 1877 ) lot
Ti1O BUIIDER-.-ssaled proposal. Will be received
Il the rs-House COmmissOuer Office, In the Para,
anil Il o'clock June lsh. l3i7 build Nursery esta5
nshment on Randall Issnt.
TIE plans and specifications will be ready Thursdsy
morning June 10th and may BE seen and al requisite IL
formation Obtained application 10 g. HATFIELD, srchi-
tecl Ils Nasssu-sL BY order Of The Committee Charity
and Aims James d. Oliver. Washington Smith, George X.
Pur.er John P. Cumming Amos r Halned, John COger,
Jr Committee MOSES o. LEONARD.
tel Alus-HDus- Comm ssiOrer.
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'ElO BUILDER..-Szae Proposals vii b received
Il a. The Alm-HJ1ss CommissiOnsrs Otce 10 the Psrk
until L. Jclok W ednesiay. June lo 8f7 ~ build Ngrs
ery Establishment OF Rand4ls Island.
Tn- pIan. and specifications viii Dc ready Wednesday
morning. June q l8f7. ami b. ard al requisite
Information Obtained ca application 70 K o. Hsihe1, Ar
rb-rt No los Nass.u a. order ofIhe Committee On
CsArtty and Aims MOSES q. LEONARD.
AIus-Hous= Comm ssl0ner.
C0untffcs. James d. Oliver, Wssningtoo Smith George
n. Purser, JOdn P. Cummings. Amos Z Hsfee, John
II 81
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farms for Sale.

ga FARM FOR -ALE-ln The pleasant vllsee
~ OF Liberty Corner, Co, j. containing 90 acres
~ OF Il in corn IN oats, IN wheat, OF potatoes
OF uiesdsw 10 Of timber, tbs balance % pasture Tue
above good any farm IN the 81 OF j. hrst rate
dwelling house containing y rooms snd good dry cciHf
frut OF all Kinds and OF the hest qualify, hsfni carriage
house COW house cOrncrb and All necessary outbuld'
ings Apply TO JAMES r. BARR, every "Wednesday,
from A. ~ 20 P. NJ. and Thursday until r. NJ Al me
Northern Hotel foot Of Corsntst Other days 10 ne
Y Resl Estate Company, corner OF Broadway and MAID
en.sna Also 500 acres OF first rate land IN Lewis Couny
FOR sale or exchange jel0 I'm
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BOOTS AND SHOES

BOOTS AND SHOES
. OFTHE FIRST QUALITY ~ The ONE PRICE
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Subscribers would call Tic Alienation Of their Gus
~ and The public 10 general 70 heir large and
well assorted stock Of Ladlss Misses sad chiidreu,.
Caters BUsEins, SIPS he together win large stock OF
Meas Boys and YOURS Boots, Shoes and Brogan.
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