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organs and invigorating lie enfn,rs system - N
=, Also, iB FITS, CRAM, PARALYSIS and PALSY,
A GgI 6 SPd F GAR2NIG S9gT EPLEPSY LGM
RkfEfI4E RANS THE FE AHb
DISEASES Of THE kidneys. DEFICIENCY. OF
NEEBRyy99Is hNR PlHEsLCAhb EEMERGY AND ALL
; TE TER96G Us sfSTEh gAN'a' "
E In Nervous Complaints drugs and medicines inereas.
te disease for they weaken the vital energies of the already
Frustrated system while under the Strengthening giving
vitqzng influence of Galyann, applied by this beautiful
ana the exhausted patient and weakened
vigor The great pecnhanty and excellence of
Dr. Christie's Galvanic Curatives
aPPcGOH place of the usual mode dragging and phys
licking the patient till exhausted Nature sinks 6opeey under
the circulation Of he blood promote de sscrefloas and
ssCsr % s Slightest ilyH1y uTdey ercistdnees.
years since than 60 900 persons, including al ages
d who anu psns SVon ~ b S.h ~ WE large number o.
nave oeeh n til ely and Permanently Cured
when all hope of relief had been given up, and every thing
TOilnstIate heuse of the G.4LV.4NTc BELT, supros,
ne case q person afflicted with that bane of civilization
T. or any other chrome or Nervous Disorder
on the and muscles of the stomach afford temDorarz
uTed aculues after the ACTION thus excited has ceased
lac w Y BF fs ess sesung from the action
n ne worse symptoms of attack, and simply tie the Bell
1ound the body Using the Magnetic Fluid directed In
element Of the Belt thereby causing Gavanic clrcpIaton
Whch VIII pass to the negative and thence back again h
Hs mus keepng up continuous Gavanic circulation
ASHs Rf 99 ifEeFs eases qf DYSPEPSIA ARE
sufficient 20 eradicate the Disease If pears.
CERTIFICATES AND TESTIMONIALS
f.. Of the Most UndOubted Character
FROM all parts oi the Country could be given sufficient to
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Ieas..s Ieas Teas.
BY SYKES, HYDE 81 co.
THURSDAY, April II. hatpast 10 o'soct-y7 sold al
usir Auction Store, 81 Magazine for it
may
10 ehests TEA, Souehong Pouehoug md Imperial
ased On ship Nathaniel kmba voyage rom Boston tia pnr.
Terms cash ap9
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

- Tuesday Morning, April 9, 1850.
CeTTON-There was good demand yesterday, but as
buyers could not succeed in inducing factors to submit to any
marked or general reduction, the sales confined to 100
bales at about &c decline since the Europa The business
however, limited authorize any change in our quota
tons.
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sHE II M
+ r u S S
g. U'R =
S: @ e , sd:
he following advantage. gained gentle pressure complete
~ S as ass S sq% oo: e ss s. Charlie. ~
NJ CAUTION Psrsons feuptura should hey hdv.
u sea sa aEas' TRTSs f S'' Oh US o'0' D
9rS qTsF9gs S SPPRaH ahd ao IF .s9s "
in cases Of great difficulty, and have formed 49,
BE- the best instrument with which am seqeaint.
Professor Of Surgery in the College of Physicians and Sur
goGs 9f New York. and eff Surgeons of the New
Cerloase have also been handed the proprietor by the
following Surgeons: John C. Cheeseman, NJ Surgeon OF
on surgery e Ss% Yo i scboo o see BSss
YoP cSSo 81 n S and PhySO W the New
es soqg Nc R j. x RSGdgss P W. GbsOn NJ
FOR CALIFORNIA.
ieT OVERWHELMINGLY Bs#el GUM RiF[Es BIs
CANE BAG sHoF FoHHaEs cANTEE HNATEh Ere
Sc f % Of ReR sg # A of ol
'a mss s. 10 Co. c@GTtr'' fAYF6sEE& GOODRICH
GROCERY STORE FOR SALE.
A GROCERY STORE, containing large and well
N assorted stock of Fresh GROCERIES, and "a
having good run of cpstom-ocated in the upper 1;A
part OF the Second Mnnicpaityis for sale upon 4
reasonable terms The propretor has determined emf
grating to CALIFORNIA;. Apply for nioma in regard TO the
above to T. BLEAU No So Tchouptouas street, al
the corner of Religious and Market streets, IL II sold
before the latter part of this month will be disposed OF al
public auction. apps Tvs
GHOWER BATHS-A new and improved SHOWER
- Bath, at low price, combining SholGer Bath and
Bathing Tub-may be found at No. SO Tchoupitouas
also, Patent FAN CHAIRS, of various patterns
sPlANos TnNEb AND REPAIRED Fl SH R IN the best
manner mh25 3m
PENS;.;;FO Merchants, AccOuntants, etc,
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- -, . Hs HEAItUg AmctibMrer,
9afs AaNgsrsnts for TIC Ssasoa iiAyt i,Ank and Other
Inesdsys and Thnfdayss gstsia Fsdsiav. All
" " O'Clock at Banks Arcade lrHesi sales inter
nepl4e nays M ofee No. 10 Bsfks arcade Pataee
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concur in the foregoing statement of Col, John W
Crockett. - w. e. FITE.
We aeqqsntsd with number Of the foregoing names,
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Window Glass. Window Glass
BY SYKES, HYDE g. CO.
TUESDAY, April 10 o'clockWil be sold their Auction
store. 81 Magazine
I4is 14x0 ix22 5x0 1915 1870 1924 s1s 2Ox2 sO126
2Ox2s, 2lx30.
MONTHS approved paper
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NEW ORLEANS:

TUESDAY MORNING. APEL ., 1850.
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C,HERRY, HENDERSON q co. Cotton Factors an d
~ CoaRissi0a .AeFekaats No. sc Magazine street. cor.
mar Of Matches, New Orleans. mig WY
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AUCTION NnTICE

,uFAhTHkRSHtPTf sabscbers have day formed "a |
- ParnershP under the syls And firm Of ARMANG ARpJ
"t ue purposs q iran.suiHg General AUCTION BUSINESS
nhas an Is sis":s I =. si I GsbbSgAS
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CAUTloNl Persons rptced should be aware ta they have
no security against Sra'gaated Hernia with all It's 6o7ors
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DR.. Christie's GALVANIC NECKLACE
Is used for all Complaints affecting the Throat Head such
bronchitis inflammation Of the throat nervous and scE
headache, dizziness Of the head neuralgia in the face buzz
nervous, and that distressing complaint called tic doulonIeux
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FOR CALIFORNA-
An experienced Surgeon Is attached to the Alabsmz.
g frsisni q 1as MFft fpPRIy ca 4

tfry.-
- No passage secured mil psid for and al psszake
tickets must be preeuFed from the Office the agents
PARADISE, LAWRASON Il CO. Agents.
ap1 lG5 Magazine street
N. B.A surgeon always attached 70 ships Of this com
many
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-23

The FUGITIVE SLAVE law Z hayereceiY'd
report Of the proceedings OF a pnbiic meeting
held at Eastou Washington Co, y l. On the
1f,b INST. to consider this great pecyng measure
on wbose passage the country has been So largely
congratulated. J. NJ. Tobey presided aad = W IL
bur was Secretary Speeches were delivered by
Judge Lowr of Greenwich, and other speakers
NAM Of the resolutions adopted were OF too asi
tatinr a character to be published at the present
crisis of peace and rejoicing. when oaly dena-
goeues and fanatics are entity ripping open the
dangerous old questions However, we give the
following by way Of specimen;
Pes0lrcd That so long as we recognize It as oar
dutv TO obey the Rales of the Universe rather
than the falible and too often corrupt rules among
men although our Legislators may pile enactment
on enactment and suspend over our heads their
threatened penalties. we fearessly avow 1t as our
settled purpose, when occasion shall present, to
observe the injunction Hide the Outcast, aud
Betrav not him that W andereth
Res0ired That the men who basely aosented
themselves from their seats in Congress, when
the question was taken on this bill, rather than
meet their responsibility Representatives, OF
the People, should meet the disapprobatlon OF
everv patriot and every friend of human rights
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BraziI-Late from Pcrnambuco.

PERNAMBUCo, w ednesdly Sept.Io
10 the Editors Of The Nclr- York Tribune:
On fine night of the 25th of August. while the
.,,o,.;oo,, ,,lol;r,, borl, Roanoke was nj anchor
I''i'oi'0"' "''li'7 -,
III the outer roads oil inns hafoor, s''o was SCI On
fire. 1t was, however, discovered ere 1t had made
much progress and extingushed with slight
damage.
An examination of the crew was made before
al. l.a
the uhlteo 1t"'cs Consul '''0 ms
but the evidence not being strong enough to jus
tifv his sending them home. and as the object of
~ ;,o,3;or;os ,,os cloorI,, to leave the shin
le Ince"''i"'''s vas N'e"'' ,,,r'
four OF them were "lscha8eu ny l"'""i 'oseait,
and within one week from that time they all fell
victims to the yellow fever which stall fingers
among us, and is particularly fatal to persons I'M
accimated. A.. J..
Considerable excitement was created mere , an,
nng the past month ~ l 9y''1 % ~ -
the French Consul Luls Saltls. lhe ffeheli II Il.
this empire enjoy peculiar adyahta6e over ol'IGf
foreigners in the fact that the effects OF frencn-
dying lntostate are collected ana @'lH nuns.
tered upon by the Consul and net taken charge
OF by the Probate Courts, thus avoiding great de-
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CouI.t of Appenls,

ALBANY, Oct 2l.-No. IS. a reserved ca9se1
Thompson respondent ogt Blanchard appellant.
Argued. N. Hill, Jr for appellant. Isaac w.
Guardian, &c respondent, ag1. Bowers, surg. Exr.
&c. appellant Argued H H Burlock for appel
liant; A. Thompson for respondent Nos A. i3
and "A considered as argued with No Al, being
the same questions in each, not.concluded at the
hnnr OF recess, 2 PM.
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PROPOSALS.

-
Crsron Hou,s New YoRE Collectors Once, Get 9 1890
IOROpOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT THIS OFFICE iii
OF Pile Beacon the Rorer sboa Ne" YORK Af6o ana
IN he completed within the date acceptance,
sere-abls TO the following .pecihcation, VIZ: ,,. -,
Tho Beacon constructed OF irou VIZ Termination TO DO
formed by nine piles " feet hong aud nches
DIAMETER attached Mcel patent OF fee, diameter
center and
ls of an osgon OF the heads OF three piles,
Which are to be feet the sand the sho
he fed cast central vertical, the others
where they
couca cpade parts concentr TO each otethe nnef
con hem 10 the center tubehe outer cap shutting down
inclined and fastened thereto by os and
kssb of these with ebowand they are To Dc h
inch thick at the inches external dlamaiaperg 70
inches external sameter al the upper enIs WV" ~ -, , ]
uch-at junction these tubes with the heads OF me eteW
plies be periphery bars representing ths dss OF me
extending tube to another aud keyed INTO pocAets
tho :uoestese bars 70 De OF ronu iron
ncb Be eight rada ties, from the aes 10 ms
center cast on the tube and INTO cens
socket ubehese rad ues 20 oe oil oun'
rous iron three diameter all the sbs and Keys 10 %
ir-e ri thick tee inches OF deph oG me hhe OIL ua
Also 10 ne tension Inch round wrought IRON, attached
To hub on the pile rtng upwards from hence TO tne
~ OF the tubes they attached by hook ana eye 0o
of sane with urnbuckes above the cap
thick and 10 feet long having Two ees
n, at the cap 90 this attached at the top
through freely these four plates beng set at Ikhs i tim
other appear the distance OF nie AS sooe anu a @
aoptpd Beacon from the one al ts oet ehu
the hoa the mark That beng square tase CT "on
This Globe mark diameter sufficient 10 make II distinct
ly visible miles off a. black ball -, 49,, c,
n be perfectly oubu
flaw. or be carefully lifted and hr ksye
up to be nted three coats best metallic pant
The Beacon be - iset above the surfaces OF ue shoa
or 80 eet above line drawn from top will
be tangent 0 the horizon a the distance OF LAB miles
will enter bond with approved
conditioned that tho
shall years from the time Of is completion
the Beacon shall be visible at the distance OF FIVE nautical
miles.
ols TN H. NAIVE LII, Collector, &c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-23

WORLDS FAIR IN 1851 INDIANA. = Gov
Wright of Indiana has appointed the following
gentlemen OF Indianapolis as Local Committee
to correspond with the Central Committee at
Washington Samuel Merrill, James Blake, Cal
YIN F|ct,ber. James Snigrpye. jacob 7 Chapman.
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Total. l'-'i
The population OF the whole town IN December
l.s47. was ll66 Total gain since that time 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-23

The BAPTlSrS OF MlcHIGAN.--At the State
Convention in session in Detroit for several days
the following resolutions (as prepared by the Com
mittee Rev. Messrs. j. A. B. Stone, e Weaver,
D, Peck, Il. X. Simpson, j. / Fulton) were
adopted without dissenting voice, on the 18th
inst Rev. o. c. CoMsrocK, Moderator, and Rev
). Cornelius, Jr Clerk:
ReSotred, That all government of God aud IA right
SeUs rulers are promised 10 Gods people. our duty
eAicse me privilege OF the elective franchise as PRAYING
@ sW 10 acknowledge the supremacy Of Jehovah and
wv eetvluehce OH Him, by ever remembering in our
nose VINO conduct the affairs -four civil institutions
''eG lla among tie MANY Objects which call for be-
3 ssClln Tue eusaNed population OF Tins country
stnetlhS gltvesi III the adjoining provinces should
Hu' oe forgotten, but should enlist the Tvers NOD ,,s ~
all Christians III their behalf - . 'i'' '4'''' u
htsotta nat the recent law of Congress rc|o,,o -, tho
ftNSV1iie o Fugitive Slaves, viola;ipT ms Il, H., -
guarantee OF personal rights setting aside MI NE 49,
nins VI NV" giving an exclusive regard To the ,arcsS ne
90 -, , stu lee'.itlhg Feemen and Christians in
ooeI ~ us cement, 10 violate their obnns - ~
nu1iy 10 conscience and 10 God is a ia,ra,I 'i,
etS and mora; nights; aud calls pro,lp and .3 ~
effort on The par OF all Christian by all inIy,,
10 obtaln It's speedy repeal. '' "'e"'
On the Saturday following the passage of tbase
resolves, $50 was taken up in aid of the American
and Foreign Bible Society, which was thus an
proprated the next day by the Convention, as an.
pears from the following resolution, which was
adopted:
Resored That the collection taken up yesterday fer the
American Foreign Bible Society be appropriated coas
Hon. Lewis Cas- life member OF that Society"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-23

THE CAPITAL OF WIscoNsIS-The Madison
ErDJess saws: We are now able to inform our
citizens that the population of our town and VII
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G,RoToN AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT, Rotluda Park, Oct "a,
v lS50-TO SEWER BUILDEtGS-S Sealed Proposals, ndorsed
proposals for Sewer Thirteenth will be received the
Aqueduct Department until Friday the 10th day OF
October O'Clock p NJ build Sewer 18th ST. from point
I'd veRue and through Avenue connecs
street. length about 1895 feet Tbs panand
specifications work and all information, be- obtained
application o Clerk, this Office. NICHOLAS
DEAN President Croton Aqueduct Department. OILS lot
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TuE STEAMBOAT LEXINGToN.-We have seen
pieces Of the huh, copper, and IRON OF the steam
boat Lexington which WAS burned Oh Long lsiand
Sound ten wears nco. The wood is most thorough
X worm eaten. For week past some OF the hlo
(irand,, Wrecking Company have been engaged
in removing the rubbish for the purpose OF recov-
erips the iron safe otthe steamer, which is sad TO
contain some ninety thousand dollars in money;
and with the great power this company possess
in working under water, there IS great hope OF
their ultimate success The wreck lies Oft Bridge
port. l20 feet under water. The veteran Manches-
fer. the Pilot, who it will be remembered, was
one of the four persons who was saved, Is pres
ept He is perfectly familiar with the location OF
the wreck The Secretary of the Navy was de-
sirous of securing the services OF this company to
remove the wreck of the Missouri but for the
want OF an appropriation from Congress, the pro
iect was abandoned for the present.
FROM HALIFAx-The Eastern Chyoalcie states
that the potato crop is an entire failure, worse
than in any former year Prince Edward Island
papers contain the same accounts. 1t IS stated
that the flagship W eesley. whichis soon toleave
Tor beFlnnda and home, las had but one instance
Oh corporenl punishment on board during her two
years and a half cruise. The Halifax Journals an
houhce, with good deal of bitterness, that their
l@stai communication with England VIII soon be
rednced to amonthy mail. The YGYmos.h Herald
attacks the projected new railway through Maine
and Nova Scotia, on the groaad that it viii not
pay, aid viii beGueeth large debt to posterity
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-23

COUNTRY SEAT on the Hudson.-F'or
" sale FARM of about so in the Village of Hast
ings a miles from the city. Tho house Is new but
Of stone in tie most substantial manner modern STYLE
with Il rooms and has of the commanding views
Of the river and adjacent scenery tunites unusual picmr
esQue prospect with convenience and retirement. The
grounds are the finest order, well supplied with great
variety of fruit The whole part will be sold on applca
ton to the proprietor the premises at Hastings on tho
Hudson, N. Y. lola 2w*l ALEXANDER BRINE.
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EIENNl :, -,
OIL 2weod+ cor of Brout-st and ENchmge-pace, Ny


STEAM MILL FOR SALE.-ItfE
ESSTFAM FIGURING MILL in Clyde Wayne County,
NeIy.York is offered for sale very low price. The
building is large comnodious and conveniently located on
latest construction The MILL.STONES GEARING and
FIXTURES are GOOD and in good condition There are
four rms of stones and the engine las proved sufficient
therefor The whole will be sold together or the engine,
migearing and all the Xmres viii be sold separately 10
be removed for : 600 without the building and lots IN
qure of G. S DE ZENG Clyde, or G. A. COOK 1t Bank
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UNOR SALE.-A great business stand,
a store building and dwelling, md stock OF goods
would be disposed Of separately wanted that manner
Building In prime order and located in very loqrshmg VI
and established for many years The owner being in bad
health obliged South but would remain III me
place long enough 10 his influence for the APP
plyt PETER J. STRIKER, (Messrs. Holmes Il Coz
OF meodA 695 Broadway ~ Y
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6NRoToN AQUEDuCT DEPARTMENT October 10, lS5o-r0
" SEWER BUILDERS proposs ndoseed "PTopoeat
for building sewer orange-st viii Office Of
Aqueduct Department until Saturday Oct 49, lS5oa
O'Clock p NJ build irom Cross st To Walk
len about 2O feet The plan and specifications Of ba
ali Information relating thereto be obtained
application TO the Contract NICHOLAS DEAN
President Ctoton Aqueduct Department, OLD lot
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Village. 90
Town. 1900 '''
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M FCAVT COUNTRY SEAT FOR

\ LIZ Y I NDOA '-7'-f
E4sALE-C obtaining NINE ACRES OF land, IN NJ. a
bic, stae Of cultivation commanding tine view OF the
IIT1DSON RIVER and IN extensive landscape yieiy.
TIE subscriber offers FOR SE e Pcg R0 on abon
haf a mile from the cener of the village OF POL Ghhttf
SIZE The HOUSE large, built IN the Italian stye, ana
finished in tie best manner having marble nlalles AVs"
The house is heated by furnace in the celiar There IS al
excellent icehose adjoining the mill -rooni also never
stocked with choice FRUIT, flowers and sluubbery ana
the GROUNDS handsomely laid out There IS also jt AZ
together with a thrifty PEACH ORCHARD, in good bear
ing The carriagehUuse and out-bmldnss Gre finished III
For further particulars, apply on the premises to
JOHN w. C0RLlES, or to
HENRY STANTON.
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TNVFRY MAN HIS OWN LAND

LIVERY MAN HIS OWN LAND
~ LORD-Moun Morris Homestead, in the Twelfth
Wad- Goo for sale By subscription and payable by
small weekly insialments. The subscription list opened
ocl. 5. and already $4,000 worth OF improvements
under contract Money will be advanced TO build and can
be paid by small monthly instalmens about equal TO the
rent Prospecuses and further particulars may be had on
application to the President Secretary the Building AS
socations. JOHN BRGCE a --LATEST
S.JESSURUN 2Cluton Court,
Beekman-st. Nassau
p S Subscribers requested meet at the Harlem
Railroad Depot on WEDNESDAY, Oct D. Mt 81 O'Clock,
for the purpose of selecting their lots All who desire to
obtain home on easy terms, invited TO attend o9 IT
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REMOVALS.

DEMOVAL.-C. l.. INGERSOLL, the
Il q celebrated race ife and fancy boatbuder, has re-
moved INTO the large siX-stOry brick building running
through 10 Waers next door TO bis Old boat stand where
others and the world beside. The curious and sporting
thai are DESTROYS are invited call and examine tRemem-
ber No go Sou-si. Wherever his stamp IS found heres
the boat hat cant ne beat) n B. Several jouneymen
wanted; also. Que or stout boys. Ol82W<
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EALED PROPOSALS will bo reserved at the street Commission
Oers Office until Thursday Oct 1850 at 10 bud an ad
pier No. To- North RIVER Plans. pechcatoHs and all IN
formation thereto be had Application to the Contract Clerk OF
this Department-OCt IA, 1910
OLD JOHN T. DODGE Street Commissioner.
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EDEMOVAL.-MINER & STEVENS
( g have REMOVED their Carriage Repository and Man
factory from 3 and z CauGlst to sos BROADWAY
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STREET DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF BECORDS.-Sealad
Cpoposas Will 10 received the Street Commissioners ohcs
until Tuesday November l. 1880 ats O'Clock H. to fence vacant
Threh Thrty6st Thirty second seets Broadway
and Madison Pu spec icatIus and Inflammation thereto
be had application 10 the Contract Clark Of this
Oct ~, 1850. To23l JOHN I. DODGE, st. Cont
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TN PURSUANCE oil order of tho Surrogate Of tho County Of
New York. is hereby given 10 Ill persons having ms
against BENJAMIN HUsTACE as Of the City Of New York. de-
present thereof 70 tho subecrb0r
his store No. 23 Fulton the City OF Nov York on OF
before the re day Of December neI-Datsd FswYofk the
twenty fifth day ofJune 1880 1870 - -, =
1895 Aw6mH We'd JOHN dUSTACE, EIscntof-