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NOR BOSTON. via NEWPORT aud

LNOR BOS ION. VIA NEW run dnu
FALL RrTER-By the splendid and superior 81 ~
srs FAIPIRE STATE and BAY STATE. Of great sir1stn
ami sleed parcuary adapted % the na'sathn % Lons
Island sound running connection WITH the az hstI
erDf COLONY Railroad 8 distance oi - miles, 70 b''''1
,,niy Leave pier y r. near the Battery nm
The steamer EMPIRE STATE, Capt Brayt -. l. -
nays THU RSD AVS and SATU RID AVS N } = VI 800.
The steamer BAY STATE, Capt WI brown' On siO-'-
DAYS WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS, az , : NJ.
Te> lme = the only that runs direct LOT NJ" p'.
These steamers fitted with commodous STATE I1'h'
ana even arranez ent for the security and conn on
S,necrS who are afforded hg tins route gh' r.. ~
board ana on arrival A Fall River proceed per halN1l
reaching BQsuu early tn following morning OF etA Iei
an h0ard getting their breakfast wished iuT u4 .i9
sarrrI- -tun tram ~ a e41flt
o'cIoek NJ winch reaches Boston AZ quarter 0''''
b9sgc-taster attached O. each steamer. VINO r.
cei, ana tickets the bagssse, aud accompanies inc ~7
10 is destination . 1000. -hg
same as hy other lines -, -, .. o.. - f-.,
providence. daily. except SUNDAYS r., D..
Enre from NeW-N YORK through g Ffu'ilt- nee al NJ
o- Ne,.r.,rt - 20 New Bedford. fare = 10 Do, .A
re. PIT ~ Boston j. taken 10 the same rates a. f
ohsr regular mes and -s'alded with gre -
er v,-rsSS Freight Tram which leaves F1u h'ei t''
MON ne $ ndats exec ptetl az oel9cs !'l bos' ~
New BEDFORD arriving ~ - ccstlAston al ~ "- -
A NJ , .t exc mi pan
~ sfate-roor,s OF beIths apply on hOaIu' oi !. -
- .ac-, Them ahead application nif ue ui4l' .
.ei6y TtSDALE BORDEN. AGENTS. " ana % = es'-''
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CTREET DEPARTMENT. No. 4 Hall

- ,fRecotds SEALED PROPOSALS vii he received
:, ~ street CommsSioEcTs Office unfi. MONDAY. June
- p5 az y O'Clock, NJ, 20 REGULATE and PAVE 29:h-
-. between IN aud 9Th avenues To FLAG space
Sft VIDE through SIDEWALKS 81 8iih street, between
S,,h avenues. 70 REGULA7 T. and SET G. RIB and
~, II V IN g. between and ID avenues To
ppTGt LATE and NACADAMtZE 5o,h-s,reet. between
~ ~ md On aNcrr,S To ktEULATE PAVE. SET
Mhlpp AMP ca TIER. and FLAG SIDEW AXIS Of
1lh n" between 6fh and 10Th avenues TO LAY
9nncSeW AXIS 100 6th-avcnoe. opposite 10th nth l2th
snu 49,, Br,aayay and 4ti-4scuuc To REGUL ATE
se.W~JT and ~ AG SIDEWALKS Of 33i-strcet between
IA're an Broad az. plans and specifications ard al
1,v SacIc,o b. had OF Application 20 the Con
MOI 11isrt Gf,h,s Dcpar'7lcnt June 10, 1851.
vac John !. DODGE. Street Comniss ionor
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~ -'' Ttro Dahl Lines through s1cA sef.
ON MONDAY June Il tine road Will be oithedl0 '7l
between Hudson and Alb ny. ,, g.
ON and amer tins date the Trans Iah a. -'"' '1-
LE,,E NEw-yORK. come NORTH
From Office, rear ChanhtTs-sl' .
A-AN Tor FOU GHHCEPSIE. s;oppns - ~" sia-
Al An for ALBANN s,opPsnS a. siaehtp5tap,iiifi'
YonAers Dobb> Ferry, Ialpiown, sing Shs teT ph
o,s,r thence b, steamer ARNENlA & Hudson, touch
ne n intermediate places on the iNtI "Nr' VIZ "a,
Nil rccer. lie pas engerS AID Land them Ia Albany a.
2 L ~ p. pm. for PoUGHEEEPSIE. freight tram
s'G215sf a a. l %f HKEEFSIE s,opPus Yaqlat
,,HN,i,e Que Hundred and Ffty->ec'nd-St' h0nAeis'
DebfS. Ferrv. Desman, Iarryio"n >i9S->Is ,y...'
PceAskil. Garrison SeiG S St,LS' 'S-.N"''
At4P NJ ion ALBAAl, stopq.ns al tAIlst sy,S
Sing Boscohe PeekSN GarrIs,nS ~ ept-ll 49,, $50,
gI11 and ~ Rallrosd 20 AlbaIs al about 10 81
AtsI NJ fls TARRN TOWN ON stopping a. Az wa
stations n for PFEKSKILL >iocng AZ all way sta
"'iS LEAVE FoUGHEEErsrE. GOING SOUTH. -.
.,st NJ ar MEN YORK. stopping 40 Milton ttil'
- tts,,n,,rgh "a Point. EiShkll, Cold >prms Gaf-
r>r'S PeekSkin. Boscohel' Cre;or sing SinS, 49,,
Deasn Dobes Fsr ". Hs'5s, fTnns' o'
''' It-AM for Freight and Passengers 20 tE"-iOhA'
sfoppln at all WAY stations on SlSIsi4. i f t,,,-
g I,.isnu brnelng l.3ssCuserS RON AlhaA Sl't-'
A. New kIamhurgh. HshkGl Cod Slili'i, i - =
Peeksklu BoSc0bel, Sns hns A'f''""' N0~ -'''
.,d Naukers arriving az 1. = VI I'D, 80. $50,
anu Mp Al 10 NEW YORK, s'ofpnf ~ all le W"
stations ,-,-u, N-opI- l,r 81, .,,,eal of boat from
Hudson stspS,Es al IN. pi'h''i"I way
ing Ncw-YoTk Al Q, $500 ..,,. >-,.,-Nopv
.c. A. s,onpne ~ all WAY Stations on si-rii
- o. ISr - TAsRYroyN FOR NEw-Iors.
N6seP N .stoppias ~ aii v il "a. o,aass.hse,rS
Passengers VII r@ go 1y - III ITE Saperncndeni
N.,.yo,s Iuus IA 1881! eNV
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~ JERSEY Sumner Arrangements Commcncins
MONDAY March 3d. lsSi This Road extends from
ELIZABETHPORr 81 mes o. the WHITE HOUSE
J. reducing the staging between ihe terminus ci lht
Road and EASTON 90 p p'lles
No North River and connects with trains ou the New
Jersey Railroad which leaves New ork from foot If Cort
land-st.
TRAINS UP-Leave New York by steamboat Red Jack
It, pier No / North River, al A. passenger. I
freight and = NJ passenger and Dos Railroad, ho+
Of Cortland-st. az 4 VI and and 5. VI
Trains leave White House and following places tor New
York as follows
White House at 81 4 VI Freight at 5 20 A VI Passoa-
ger az 40P VI
Someryilie at 30 NJ, Freight at ga NJ Passenger
at2O5 = NJ - -
Bound Brook at g Al, Freight at IS A NJ, Pas
senger at 3 ID =. VI
Piamfeid at 20 4 N Freight at 6 IS 4 NJ. Passenger
al 81 =. NJ.
Westfeld at 50 4 ri Freight at 50 A NJ Passenger
at25OP NJ - ,
Elzabei6togn a ga NJ Freight at lo''A NJ Pas
SenLer at 3 IS =. NJ - -
Elzabethport Al 30 A NJ Freight at 10 d d; Pas
senger az 80 y. n
On TUESDAYS Thursdays and Saturdays. trains leave
Somerve FOR Pespack. Lesser Cross Roads and Pluca-
- q,
STAGES viii be- n readiness the arrival Of the \ NJ
tram from New York at the White House t. convey pa>se
gers to Easton Wlkesbarre. Bethlehem. Allentown and
Mauch Chunk Penn and 10 Clinton tlennngton Lebanon
Milford and Belvldere, NJ.
NB-Al BAGG AGE az the risk of the owners until de-
I,snv and checks ar receipts gwen therefor m3lu
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Informing line for ALBANl.-
WI Tn. new AMI elegant steamer REINDEER, Capt.
Albert Deeroct WI e4ye NewYS,S ,rSn per ' Tp d
NAV MOP NING,s. O'Clock, and returning leave Albany
TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS and SATURDAY. az ne
same hour making IN, usual landings e.eh way ~ 49,
~ - 'e .r, Nsv-Sork n29 q
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DEGULAR NAIL LINE via StOning

DEGTLAR MAIL LINE VIA StOnng-
"a ton for BOSTON. PROVIDENCE, REW-BED-
FORD TAUNTON and NEWPORT crSTylng the great
Eastern nlted states Mail without change Oi cars OF de-
tentlon The steamer {. VANDERBILT. Capt. Joel
Stone and Commodore Capt W II Er2zee IN CONNIE, ton
with the Stonngl and Providence aEd Boston and Pew
ilence Railroads. leaving New-Gork daily thundays ~
ceuted from Pier No r. first wha1 above BATTERY
Mace at O'Clock vi and StonlngtOn At 81 oceck NJ
OF on arrival Of the mau tram which leaves Boston al u
PM , 80.
spred comfort and elegance The officers are experienced
The natural advantages Of this superior 30 any
other being shorter and direct the trp moTe pleas
AZ liz and e1pedtousy performed while passengers can
always rel, ufn reaching their destnatJoh Ia adv snce "A
those by either Of the other routes - -
The COMMODORE, from New fork-Ae ildAl W ecnos-
dan and Friday , e.,
The L VANDERBILT from New-fork-Iues DAY,
THURSDAY and saturday 49, ,,r,
B-Passengers on ARRIVAL AZ Stongton proceed IN me-
datelv Der Mail Tram Providence and Bost9n orh pre-
frred remain on board the steamer and sunaAy tAesdl
take the Accommodation Tram from StonNsten al A NJ
which connects at Providence with The II N IRAN la
Boston . -..., r. .
through each WIZ. on,. Al .
Ne,Srf r,.,ngers leave Providence at NJ daily. ek-
n SUNDAYS New Bedford and Taunton passe nst = pre-
ced Immediately on the arrival Of the Mail Tram Al Mails
field. ,-..t. .o,,.,-,,,
NAV be- made II Per North River, OF az the ONCE pa
ter place
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NEW-YORK q NEW-HAYEN RAIL

MONDAY, June ,. the following trans Will leave the
Canast Station, Broadway Passengers also received
at the New-York sus Harlem Railroad Oce. TwCnt
enth-St. TRAINS EASTWARD.
l. Accommodation Train at A VI. for New-Hsven and
all intermediate stations Passengers from WavStatons for
ALBANY and the HouSatonic and Naugauck
Railroads IL take this tram and stop at BTegspo Pas
field and Connecticut River Railroads VIII take this
Canal Railroad Will take tins tram 70 New Haven.
2 Express Tram at o'clock A. Vi for stamford Bridge
port and New Haven thence 10 Hartford Springfield Con-
neccu RTerRsiroad Worcester Providence and Boston
Passengers for Canal Railroad viii chsnga cars at New
Haven Passengers for the HousafosIc Railroad 10 State
Line, Albany end Pittsfed, and Tor Che Naueatuck Rail
road VIII stop at Bridgeport
3 Accomm0 alton Tram az O'Clock. VI for New-Ha-
and all Tmedae Stations Passengers by this Tram
for Stations on the Hartford asd NewHaven Railroad
VII remain ovar al New-Hayen riIl Pm Passengers
for Boston, hy taking tins Tram remain over from
three 10 five hours New Haven Hartford Springfield,
NJ any static where the Express Tram receives passengers
Passengers by tins Tram for the Canal Railroad Will remain
Il New Haven until g. p NJ
Special Tram at HIS p " Tor Port Chester and inter-
mediate Stations
5 Express Train at p NJ f,rSamford Norwalk Bridge.
port and N.wHayen, theme. ~ Hartford. Springfield Wor
cester and Boston, connecting nc Bridgeport with Tram
Housa0H, Railroad 70 Ptisfeid and with Train of NaD
gautuCk abroad On Saturdays tins Tram connects vita
Tram Of Canal Railroad at New Haven.
6. ACCOMMODATION Tram 4. Z pm for New-Hayen AMI
/ Combination Train At bpm. for New-Haven and
intermediate Stations.
g. Speall Tram at 30PN for Port Chester aud inter-
TRAINS To NETWORK
SPECIAL tram at ~ A Al from Port Chester, stopping
At all intermediate stations.
Communication Train AT A VI from New Haven sop
ping a. all the intermediate stations
3 Accommodation Tram ~ IS 4 NJ from New Hsveh
stopping all intermediate stations receiving passengers
from NaugatuCk Railroad at Bridgeport.
4 Accommodation TraJ7 40 9 81 A NJ. from New Haver
stopping at all intermediate stations recrvne passenger
from Hartford and New Haven Canal and Naugauck KALI
road.
f. press Train al IS VI R connection with the Er-
press Tram from Bssten) from New-Hayen stopping a.
bridgeport NOrwak. AMI Stamford receiving passengers
from the Housatonic Railroad az Bridgeport, and Canal
Railroad at New Haven
Special Train g NJ from Port Chester. stopping
1t all intermediate stations.
7. Accommodation Tram at % NJ ireceAlng pa-sef-
gers from the Accommodation Tram from Boston, iron
New Haven stopping At all intermediate stations
EXPRESS Tram at IS = NJ. Tor IN connection VITA
EXPRESS Train from Boston, stopping at Bridgeport NOR
walk and Stamford. arriving IN NewI0Tk Al II 81 : NJ
Evening Tram from P.ttsed connects with thus Tram Il
Bridgeport.
Passengers req sed TO procure tickets before taSs
seats IN the Cars.
ieqtf Go ". WHISTLER. Jr.. Suptnnterdent
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CHANGF of HOURS-Commencing

CHANGE of HOURS-C0mmleenI II
4 line q is5l-RAMAPO and PAIEkssON hA - l.
% nc Vr-r,.S T-ains leave Sueris. a. i.oVs- uL on
~ ar-1val of the Ere trans Al g cifA = u - ~
- RarnSes ) HohOkus Paterson. aver ~ -
- So m . o'clock NJ stopping oAy ~ h'-oA-s'
Paterson and b NJ Spring :, .,-.,, only Al PAT
Leave New-Yd,k al cc.ocA VI 81 .,s,ar oas At
g p Rr.e Paterson and Hohokus y 5cciocA N
oppg y lag spnnSH e, sd S1 Pa,eou.
las ~ stg1A " and s. AID lOs NJ % n ne
LOT y ts tTans fron S.srns The 80 trans SOP .
BERGEN signal -.-.,. 81. - p II and Nrw-Y TX
II p ,,-- -. p..srson Il = and ill
~ IN "a =, a. ,'ror. p Move NtN-i On a.
,.ioCs ii and and G. O'Clock = NJ. 49,, NJ srt5
ociocA Pm. l.f-ft ~ m}lsN
.elffh y NJ.
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I ERANON STIFFNESS

Azchcsrsrt -outo o. this dehg1ffel summer Rsfea:
~ the Hudson River toa.S ard Hldson Rver Railroad -
HuCe,n and :h,ce ~ raf and stage. 90 me Spu0-s
~ ~ way a me Shaker CfT Passengers t1rn NfN-
lurs ~ morning tolfs or raroat Ell icave Rluson ~
lh' clock NJ fTlIn, and arrive the springs - -
VI Passengers from New-Iork ~ evening toa-s -
ralns VIII e.ye Hudson the neat m0nnr q, CoC, ani
she Springs az 81 NJ Usual fare upon tie rYcr,
81 fare from HlC~on 20 The Srrn~s. - 3d.
T. WATERMAN, Sppt.lni,liie a.
Hudson. Trne O. ia.t reg Gu
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DATCHELOR'S LIQUID MAR DYE.

i , Bachelors Liquid has become ~ celebrated ana
l that t - exciting the cnpdity ot hosi V hn-
stor~ The public must be- careful "a Get the g,nan. Al
RATCHET OR'S Wig Mandatory, Wall - where " =
sold Wholesale and retail. applied THIS Dye baS ns,u
operation Tor the last twelve years n)9J Im
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MrEW-YORK and CHARLESTON

"a T. Wy q r h and CHARLES ON
! VSTEAH PACKET LlNE.-Snmmor ArTSngemt M
The steamship MARION, capt n Berry ana stsAhs"lP
wv r.Ir ,,rV-YoRK LEAVE CHARLESTON.
co,,bc,r sal June A. Up NJ Marion. saturday JuRo u
Marion II, S1e'htIHoi -
SortLerner 2S go Mancn y
ta,sht a,i, mn hoard Al Per No North River,
anu ' - 20 ~ as SOuth-st
A. bis OF lalms signed by the Fu-ser on board
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NFW-YORK and ERIE RAILROAD
THE Steamboat OTHELLO, -. H.

"HE Steamboat VI nELLC, &Pt. -.
n Fish make excursion . sIhAllO :
PORT ON 81 NDAI June >zt from the ioot 70 fiaiu %
- al 30 clock Nj stopping a. SPRINGS AZ 40 Is'l
son-st Dol Frlton-st K, 4t- Grand-s -. ar y .Au
Teuth-sr AZ ~ 0c.ocs and rttlfnz "l-4 e-se 49,,
Pr Ia o'clock THIS VIII BE- 20 the most pleasant aI
,zreeshI rs ms thar can Ie made as tle sea ureeLr
and nne brsclng ar can enjoyed hy all "ho cAolse
mac The tr1 Tickets Tor the eLc-ron y cents can 2e
obtained from Nj. JOHN a L-A|l1lEi'' 90 -, -
= the nrur-ler0r II ttf village ie-' ~
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Leave Dover IO,AM Leave Dover at 2 p N -,
Leave Morrstowh q AN Leave Morrisown - ? NJ.
Leave Madison SIS A NJ. Leave Madison - y
Leave MllVlle q A NJ. Leave MIluue W NJ
Leave Orange 9 SO AM Leave Orange , 80 NJ
Arnvs Newark 50 a " Arrive az Newark , 50 VI.
RETtRNINC-LeayeN e,y-York 81 A VI and p NJ
leave Newark At Q. AM and ltPM ,..-
gers at Rockaway Denvlle, Morris Plains, housto~n;
Madison. Chatham, summit Mlllvllle South Orange ana
NOR MoRRfSToWN ACCOMMODATION LGNE.--Leaye
Moustown AL Madison 10, summit So hu.Sulo
s a. Orange %, arriving at Newark at 20 u Now
'REETURNING-Leaye Nee-Yors g p NJ, Newark IS
FMMuLvIIE ACCOMMODATION LINE-Leaye
sIliyl.e - = or ,I5 y S' ya, n 90
Leave New-Y for Alllylle a. 80 AN and Newark
The NIorrlsto,n and NIihille Accommodation Lres GO
ing and viii receive and deliver passengers Al Mad
isun Chatham summit, Ml>yle stone House S"uLh VI
per>elmg the horse car, which = di,c 1ntnatd ,
FREIGHT LINE--Wth car attached ir Che accom- .oda-
ton of feiehters VIII leave Doyera "a arriving n New
York al 30 VI returning viii leave New-fork az ll
NJ carrying passengers % and from stations OH tne rl
where freight is received and delivered
To prevent difficulty Ia making change ih tl- ttIs "a
The fare collected by the Conductors rre cents nor IMAM
the prce Of tickets II the several stations We i'Atb '
sold Tickets good ou'g for the DAY for when the are lu
Passengers show Their tickets O. the conductor men
regGT6Sd ,.r .,,,,. corecue with the NJ passenger
tram leave Tor Sucksuuny, Stanhope Newton and hacA-
.tstovn. DAILY Milford and Owego % MONDAYS "ednes
AS =
fSn Courn1la Delaware Water Gap, Strougnursh. con
tmung the Lacklwanna WORKS passing through Bar
fypville Sflnhope. Pa Smiths Tavern, NeaglestiLe
clifton Dunmore HYDE PARK O. Providence on iuesda,s
THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS and returning meet the r NJ
trans Tor NeW-York
Al Den,lfe stages leave for PoWe0lo and Boonton 90
the arrival II the A 81 aud VI passenger TRAINS lf'm
Nep-Yerk and returning uec the down trans ilf New
YORK. ~
At SIorristoVu STAGES leave the ARRIVAL % the n
rs1-er trains for MendhaIn Chester Schouiet Noun
IAN Washneton Bedere and Easton daily, and meet the
4nerpO1n Dover tram for NeW-forA Also Tor Bassins
fa r.I Iff
,x--t ''- W - II
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rNHE NEW ENGLAND LIVE

u HNNk TfHFtII,
Conn horses cattle &c against loss from death
eithe from natural accident, disease Of any do
@uptOn whatever New YORK Agency, IS Merchan
Exchange corner Of Wall and Hanover SITS basenent
27fu L. ID. HART. Agent
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Spring aud SUMMER ARRANGE

~ MENTS-NEW LINES for PHILADELPHIA wa
CAMDEN AND AMBOH RAILRO AID MORNING
LINE leaves Pier Ne l. North River foot Of Battery place
DAILY Sundays excepted az o'clock VI by the splen-
did steamer JOHN POTTER, Capt John SIMPSON Tor
South Amy. thence hy the superior cars % the COMPANY
% Camden reaching Philadelphia ar ~ AN stopping at
SpottsWo.-, West Prospect Plains Cranberry station,
HIghtstown. CcnteTe, Ntwt0Wn. Sasd HIS, Borden
town and Burlington
AFTERNOON LINE lclyes daily Sundays cNceqteJl
~ " via South Amhov 90 Camden, arriving AZ Pnla-
dephn ~ s! p stepping no Spottswood, West Nights
town Rordent0wu Darlington. Beverly, kaucclS ana PAL
mva Freehold and Monmouth passengers by either tram
fare 81 cents.
Far bv either line 3 o0 Forward deck - 90
boat John Potter
fNiIGRANT LINE at s. O'Clock. p M-Possensers
leaye bv steamboat TRANSPORT Capt Johu could. daily
Sgndays excepted al 81 O'clock 2 VI for South Amho,
proceed hy r Bonentown and tax steamboat 20 III x
IdNGTON. and arrive AZ Phllad' phh neat morning 10
o'clock Fare s So
Fifty pounds Of baggage allowed each passenger 20 %,
carried the of rs owner hat nothing VIII he reccl' ed
or considered as baggage eVcor- wearing apparel
n2s | BLISS Agent
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DR. ID. J. COBB'S Strengthening and
- Healing ADHESIVE PLASTER. T. wholly un-
eQualled Strengthening dppucal'h ipi t'h ''udi
debility T. is also ehcacous healing tppucltnn
t. sores generally No family should be- without I'M, Pas
ter Sold wholesale and retail az l6j Chanhers-st y Y
b. LYMAN COBB Jr General Agent Tor the sale u Df
ID J Cotts Vegetable Family Medicines and Prepared
Herbs Pnce - cents Ieu JSruEIh'
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AQUEDUCT DEPART

Y MENT-TO CONTRACTORS-Seale Proposals
ndorsed Proposal for bnihng a SEWER IN leth- avenue
viii be received at tho Office OF the Croton AQueduct De
uartment (R0tunca. Park until THURSDAY, the 2tth
say Of June. 1881, at O'Clock, = M 10 build Sewer
Uh The necessary Receiving Basins and Cuverts IN 10Th
avenue and 2frect from 23dstreet to and through oath
sret 40 west ofSavenue beng length about $50
fee The plan the Sewer and specifications for the bud
mo efthe sane aud all other information relating thereto
can be obtained Application to the Contract Clerk at tins
.ace New York. June ", 1851. NICHOLAS DEAN,
eli w President OF the CrotOn Aqueduct Department
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NEW YORK and ERIE RAILROAD.

4 Trans rave NV fOhk A. fcticwS, IRON Ter FF1
e Duane 81 daily iSgnd1yS crce7tciE
MORNING EMPRESS TRAIN ~ VI fcr Dun-
Rms. stopping only Su,rns. Chester II dllet N Deia-
are, NarTussburgh DEPOSIT. S-SgYt hanna laharftgh
oWero ~averlr, klmr4, Corning. Alt-lu H1rie-ls vile
an Clean Tbs uala counecss a Dur,rA vl.h lle az
rival II the cars. fr Cleveland. direct. arvu- IA tine
u t-f Che Empress Tram fr CnCu n- PaSSen -rrS 'or
Geneva. chester 4Ad l2 ,4Ne GAS -., -lt arrive
~ o. neya tlc s.c crcr-, AID - kocts-ct 4ll b-Io
Z, MAIL TRAIN. 10 Al. ua P.crron, s'o-rtne -
all ftc sal r-. .4d lr-t.r~ 10 k.f-r 90 q. N lhS
tram remains E.ar 30 l-.;. l.d -rocecs nsv- nora
ing a. % ocs. --ryll- - lHI..-. l fac afternoon
I'D intern .D.a-e >-lrore
itWAl TRAIN. 20 D. 2 VI .rc '.-.,r CT Cor o-sfl.e.
EVENING EXPIRES TRAIN. at5 p " ~ Dun
trt. 81. - tLr same stations .e .Ae t4s thHft>s
TIA 2, lesretf e ..ls9n.. ana - llol.
llle Tram CONNECTS DlUs.r, n-l 'Ie rlcfli sff4r
t-s NIAGARA. KEYSTONE STATE ana O. ZEN
CITY, nne oi which VIII leave Tor DETROIT. direct. On
press Trans un the MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAIL
ROAD. TT Chicago N.lNaH ,le. A..
Passengers cr Geneva Rochester and B lfalo taking
tbs Tran. NJ Geneva next morning. and 40 Rncles
> r and Buffalo I'D advance Of nyother line
TRAINS TO NEWBORN.
]. MORNING EXPRESS TRAIN. leaves DmSrk At
~ stopping II the stations going west and az
Tvlns n New-i 0Tk the same evening. 1
WAY TRAIN, leaves Oti>vlle AZ :! \. NJ, stoppSng
~ all he Stations. arriving n New-fors AZ lo ~
8. MAIL TRAIN. leaves Dunk.Tk AZ iu \ NJ, stopping
ar all The Stations and ARRIVES IN ElmlT1 n 81 Z. NJ
NAIL TRAIN. leaves Geneva - 4 4 VI, and Elpi-
n az 4 NJ stopping - all the Stations, and ARRIVES N
NeV-Iork m p
5 EVENING EXPRESS TRAIN. leaves Dankirk at
p NJ, stopping the places gns west and ar
rive IN NewYork the next forenoon.
FREIGHT TRAINS, leave from pier foot az 1sne-st,
al 6P NJ for all Stations on the Road and tor Rochester
iedtf CuApI - ArfNOT Srnerintendent
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Mas obtained patent tor simple instrument made
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after having echned hy and MS" 20 prevent u' an"
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NV success ,n s has caused ny presentng :" the
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~ ne 10 law e. al having claims aanst TFOM-
COIN late Of ne City q BTooksn deceased :ha: they
~ rcquv 70 ,Htt; 90 same, WIKI he vouchers thereof
an ,,c su,acrsvr John W Con, q, No - nurliuysip m
C.V of New YORK un or tcfcre ne ;onte,h day Of
' mos nCxi Dated February ", 1901
NJ 70 tawHHlTh' JOHN " COIN Administrator
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