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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-02

DEPARTMENT OF RErAIRs AND SUPPLIES, MAY
~ II, lsJ2--To Buders.-Sesled proposals. will be
eeyed at the cee OF the Comionor Of Repairs and Sup
piies basement No. New City HAIL. until Friday, May 2
tor tns ton Of building wictt near Rving
ton street for tbs Corpor York. the
Hose Company No. w B,dors will tho
and work tepsratey Tho plan and
tw.ng reairad and sllnorm alton Ii regard there
&c. .s se sad ~ The othe superintendent q Repairs
rstes ~nl NefurnAkct at either once THO Vonms-
sioner reserves the right to reject all or
mscs. u dccuiej for tho int orxt;on
WIN ADAMS, Commissioner Of Repairs aud Sup2iiss
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SHIPPING.


NOR LivERPOOL-UNITED STATES MAIL STEAM
- ship ARCTIC, Capt. JAmbs e. Luce. This steamer
viii depart with tbs United States Mails for Europe pes-
lively on Saturday Juls l2a Ut IL o'clock M isom her
berth at the foot Canal No berth secured ti
paid for For freight having ureaalled "eer
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..y.. ,or e,essnss !" ,,w.pnx
COLLINS ~ wall street The steam shir BALTIC
Will succeed the Arctic. and sail june 26th. f
NOTWITHSTANDING ARCTIC, FROM LIVERPOOL,
now aisehargng under general order at the foot Of
Canal street Cons will please soad permits board,
and attend TO the receipt Of their geods.
T,nE NEW Y osK AND LIYErPooL UNITED STATES
Mail StsassrB.The ships mposiug this lns are the
following ATLANTIC, Captain VI cat.
PACIFIC, Captain Nyo
AkCTfC, Captain Luce.
BALTIC, Captain CoRstock
ADkIATfG, CAPTAIN Grafton
Ineae ships having been built by contract expressy Tor
government service has heen taken IN their con-
struetiona their engn erens 9Th sndEpeed
ano Their tyr uneqused for
elegance nd comfort ~
Price OF passage from New York to Liverpool in first
cabin. SI in second cabin $40. Exclusive use Of extra
size state rooms, $500. .N
From Liverpool to New York, $50 And Go.
An experienced surgeon attached to each ship
No berth secured UNI til paid for.
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DEPARTMENT OF REPAIRS AND SUPPLIES, NAY
- IL, 1s52-To Buiders-Scaled proposals will be re-
sysd the ose of tho Commissioner of Repairs Sup
plies, basement No. New City HALL until Friday, May
at IL oaoek NJ at which time they will be publicly
fer terns and snlargns The sss9s Amos street,
Builders wl estimate for Tho an carpentsr work
separately The plan and specification work required
be done snd all inform alton thereto can
h.a a. the OF e Me dent Of Repsir TO Public
furnt oil either eico N.DThe er
tho rht to reject all any Of the estimates deemed for
the interest Of the Corporation.
WIN. ADAMS, Commissioner OF Repairs and Supplies.
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CRoToN AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENTAL CON-
tractors-Sealed Proposals. endorsed Proposal for
building Sewer in Broome street. will be received the
Park until Monday tho 18th day OF june 1882
o'clock r. NJ TO build Sewer, with the necessary receiv
ing basins and culyerts in Broome street, from Greene
street to twenty-five feet west Of Broadwaybcing in
length about four hundred feet The plan
tpecihcaons for the building Of the same and oil other
formation relating thereto be obtsiued application
to the Contract Clerk at this Office NICHOLAS DEAN,
President Of the Crcton Aqueduct Department.
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CORPo RATION EOTlCE-PUBLIC NOTICE rs
hereby given to the owner owners occupant
pants of all houses and lots improved lands
affected thereby that the following assessments have
completed by the Assesor and lodged in the office Of
the Bureau of Asst ment for examination BY all persons
interested vzIFor laying Of tagging. four feet
wde through the sidewalks in Thirteenth between
avenues and c. The limits embraced by such
include all the several houses and lots ground
pieces and parcels Of land situated both sides
tenth street between and G. All PERSONS whose
interests affected by the above
who opposed to the either Of thcm
ed to present their objections writing to the
at their office, No. Hall of Records, within thirty days
irom the date Of this notice.
SAMUEL II. DE MOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors
ISAAC WIN. SMITH.
Office Bureau of Assessments Street Department June
], 1852.
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vvypIrr LAKE HOTEL, SULLIVAN COUNTY. N. Y.

WHITE LAKE HOTEL, SULLIVAN COUNTY, ". Y.
w Families in quest Of summer Boarding. and enjoying
.ssl country fe mountain air. bathing In lake Of
spring boating and fishing ss she saeS and brooks
ades will find no possessing the combined edvan
taxcs FOR health recreation White Lake charges
city Boardsr win take the mail train of the Erie
arc In readiness TO them TO the hotel ride Of ten
miles. For terms address @. D. WOODBRIDGE, WHITE
lake Post once, Sullivan county, N y. -
HEA BATHING AT RoeKAwAY, j. 1.-THE PAvI-
~ lion Hotel will open The 10th june ncx Tor the re-
ssptop OF Visitors Cars the South Ferry
for aics, al O'clock A. M and aad6 dock r. M,
xhsEs stegqS VIII be In readiness 70 convey sne
BATH 6 Proc! street, New York viii nsss nth rranp'
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CORPORA ION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
~ hereby given to the occupant
pants Of al houses and lots improved unimproyed lands
affected thereby that the following have
completed by the Assesors and lodged In the office
the Bureau Of Assessments for examination by all persons
increted viz For LAYING alks in Madison
between Market and Oliver streets The limits embraced
oground. vacant lots pieces and parcels of land
on both sides of Madison street. between James and Pike
stfeots both sides of Oliver and Catharne streets
tween Oak and Henry streets and both sides of Market
street. between Henry and Monroe All persons
interests affected by the above named and
who are opposed to the same, either Of them,
quested TO present their objections in writing the
dsr'ignsd, at their Office No. Hall of Records within
thirty days from date of this notice.
SAMUEL II. DE MOTT
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH,
ONCE. Bureau Of Assessments Street Department. Juno
], 1852. -ie''
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experienced surgeon attached to each shi
berth secured until paid for.
pnOpnSEn m Ar .tN(S.

EDWARD X. GoLLfNs s Co, SO Wall st.. Now York.
BROWN. SMILEY h CO, Liverpool.
L. G. ROBERTS e. CO., Is Kings Arms Yard, London.
JOHN MUNR0E T. CO.. 26 Rus Notre Dame dos Vic
torres, Paris: or
GEO. IL DRAPER, Hayrs. IFS
The Of these ships will not be accountable FOR gold
silver, bullion speoe jewery precious stones, metals
unless bills ofladng therefor and the value
a herain axnrsa aad. u
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REMOVALS..

REMOVALS.. 1s.3
THE OFFICE OF THE NATIONAL LOAN FUND LIFE
Il Assurance Company, of Ienspn, is removed frsm
No. Gran street to 81 Washn street Of Mcr
ser street ersey City life
Medical Officers attend DAILY p ~ California risks ten
Pamphlets ontaiing rsts and other information, and
printed CsliforAia rslss furnished en- apsliestien.
=. f HosAsT n D. Medical Esaninsr, s't
u EMOvAL-pR. POWELL, sOCULIsT AND AURIST,
~ has removed to 500 broadway, between Brsomc and
Spring streets where he will continue TO devote his atteh
ton exclusively to tho treatment of the eas the eye
and ear from to oclo daily. Dr. Powe Treatise on
The 81 edition with pste san be his once
which can be inserted without pn operation, and
viii move and look like tho natural eye.
JOSEPH DIXON. FURNITURE MANUFACTURER,
has removed from 523 Broadway No. Mercer street
near Broome.
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hereby yen Mat petition has sss. Pss:s sas one
il sss ssss s q; s:s
:n os the Sae
c,..o, ,P:vnaent cfthe .grstoa Aanedne' .a.'9
Dept th''''
100. r.rl, May iis9: = is's
CRoToN AQUEDUcT DErARTMkNT-To ooNTRAc-
ing sewer Lewis viii r. received The
the & sy Of sy n
build sewsr Will the reeosag basins and ssi
;pssassiisss building i. d
to tho Contract Clerk at Nc fs Ne xsTh May
President of the Croton Aqueduct Department..
CRoToN AQuEDUcT pEPARTMENT-Toc oNTRAc-
il at The Si q
1852 at socosk to build sewer with the seoessssy
hShSSaa e. cT;s1wish ssia ssSsi 80
ing and ali csier reans
be obtained application t the Contract Clerk At
NICHOLAS DEAN.
PRESIDENT OF tho Croton Aqueduet Department..
CRoToN AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT--To CON-
s5s w b
h Of & Il
M t. build with the receiving basins
street being in length senaf hs plan ats't
all other information relating thereto can be obtanei
application to the Contract Clerk, at this Office ElcHO
New York, May q, 1862. - y -,s'N-
CRoToN AQUEDUcT DEpARTMENT.-To con-
ED for
TIE oss q tn CTo te ~ @
to ud err with tie Receiving
and eulSrt twenty nth street from Lexington
plan Of tie 3. and The building the
tanned on application to the sfaE csi S 4 this Office
President Of the Croton Alueduct Department..
New York. May rs. 1862.
CRoToN AouEDucT pEpARTMENT.-To CON-
@ Ss
of IN s ss sax fr
yerts in Mercer street from Grand to Spring street,
sp @ tps
relating can he obtained on application
''| S'..''' .'S'A' ' NICHOLAS DEAN.
New York, June LIST, 1862.
- yist, ls52-To Bell Fosndora-seaed proposals Ten
rs new y aa
sy opened for furn,hin .nd delivering at the Tower
The same kind Of crown as tho one now on the City HALL
an
Lis & 5 S TO S
Said bell to for year time
as,s:s
@
Commissioner reserves the right to reject all any the
WIN. ADAMS. Commissioner of Repairs and Supplies.
DEpARTMENT OF REPAIRS AND SUPPLIES, MAY
- 3lst, 1852 To carriage builders Sealed proposals will
be received at the Office Of the OF Repairs and
Supplies Easement No. Nsw city Hall until Friday lyme
opened Iudng Hose carrises Corporation
ton style the m.serss required ID the
thereof and further information regard thereto
furnished at either office Commissioner
commsssioncr Of Repair. and Supplies
DEPARTMENT OF REPAIRS AND SUPPLIES, MAY
- 81 1862 TO Builders-scaed proposals will be
H. at Which Time they viii BE- snbcs
Engne Company No s., in Hester street. between Alien
and Eldridgc Builders will estimate for tho
70 in rs
gard thereto be had at the 9Se Of the
estimates will be furniatf at either office N. BThc Com
I a to reject al OF Of the e'
Commissioner Of kenairs and Snnnlios
STREET DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF RECoRDs-
tions have been IN the Board Of Assistant Alder
Second avcnue fence lots sonth side Twenty
eighth street, between Fifth and Madison avenues to
sidewalk Of Twenty street between Third Lexing
ninth and oewns ps
tonto open Lexington avenue from Fteth TO Fifty sixth
street. All Interested having objections thereto
requested to present then in writing to the
his 9e On or s1ye f dpt day OF Sns
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! NJ YrY rrtL CuRED-DK. CoRBErT 10 DUANE
IN street. NAY be consulted conhientfsky o. hseaA
years practiss IN this speciality ths
prs1sssbS ssxbisa him txks speedy SAD cures
and recent renewed In three dayA Tho vicAms a
ansetcry can sppy With certainty 81 beikg koncrsNiv
From long he 10 enabled ours ~
Nov Y Jrk Univ orsity.
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DADICAL CURES, AT A SMALL ExPENSE.-DoCTOR
~ WARD ssleits the attention OF all patients whom e
concerns He cures Win most arkab1t celebrity ease
safety and chsapness The most incredlous imme
IL CONVINCED OF his wonderful power OF ing All
Fliaaces conyenisnces and
possssed and literally dispensed by ha TO ths unfsrtu
nate. Oce Canal street and Br0adwAy.
tatieps private. advcs gratis book gratis
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-02

NOR sALE-A BLACK PACING HORSE ABOUT
sixteen hands high, old, sound, kind and
fast be Morris Knapps stable No 81 Chris
topher street. for three days. Inquire Of H. Mead At the
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NEWE nE n9,e. Il. E9SSEsA w9Hx OF
y't d. nFsSIsins -.
clsrs EStsAct froo thu Bssten Medissf and Surscs1
JorrpaI.lt may be said fesressly b egu4 to Atoms
far snperor 70 Of Abe hind before the
country Author of work vices ana their terrible
consequences Thss without dsubs the NEST trushfM anS
important book en- this SUBJECT syeS Pupshed Free ~
stefan Cause of Qu,ehery &c. &s Forsals - ~ Apd %
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CROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT.-TO CON-
~ tractors-Seaed Proposals.. eudorsed proposal for
building in Mercer street viii 10 received Mt the Office
of the Croton Aquednet Department, (kotnnda Park
until Monday, the dth day Of June l5e ct o'clock NJ
to build sewer with the necessary basins and Gull
verts in Mercer street from Grand to Spring street.
being in length about 9 feet The plan of the and
specifications for the building Of the same all other
formation relating thereto be obtained application
to the Contract Clerk, at this Office.
NICHOLAS DEAN.
President the Croton Aqueduct Department.
New York, June LIST, 1862.
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vNHE EYE-WALDSTEIN g. BECKEL THE EMF
nent Opticians, from Germany, have No.
4S to To- 45l broadway Having tested their skill in
sistng imperfect i'm paired vision able speak
warmly in its favor Their telescopes microscopes opera
glasses spectacles &c.. arc unsurpassed.-Tribune.
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DELMoN HALL SCHooLEY'S MOUNTAIN
ID SPRING. N j. will reopen for the reception Of vcrs,
the lat OF June Every cndsaycr win be exerted to n-
the Hall te distinguished patronage % previous
eeasons From the many engagemcn the bids fair
unusually gay Ample for ira
vel to these springs will DO made by different rail-
soad lines fully advertised Present time Of leaving
New York. So A. NJ Ticket office, foot Of Oortlandt street
T.. A. HINCHMAN.
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NOR SALE-A DOUBLE SEATED WAGON SHIFT.
ing seats, with barouohc top. Has only been in
few tbs is in perfect order and newly painted,
and very convenient for family Apply to L. JACOBS,
l02 Chatham street.
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II DERBY 6 COMPANY HAVE OBTAINED PER-
II mission from tho Corporation and laid. at their
expense under the inspection OF the
suitable tagged walk in Park place. for the
ation of their patrons and the public, and hereby give
the will be kept in good order for persous
de rous of ranaetng business either side fPark place.
during the rebuilding in that street.
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DE. JOHNSON, 10 DUANE ST. WILL FORFEIT sscs
His prsetieo Of " yesrs at his present office. ia
squailed by any medical IL New York. Those who
contract disease apply TO Dr. J. with the certsDt
having their properly treated. perfect
CHARGE
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NEW YORK PRIVATE LYING IN INSTITUTE. COR
IN of South Sixth and Eighth streets, Wliamsbury.
Ills having superior advantages any other
tho kind in tie world open for the reception OF
ladies' wishing private Tor further informn
tion. apply at the institution.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-02

NEW DIsCovERY.--COM STOCKS vARNISH FOR
pohiug 81 pipes, stoves ratings, and every
description VI iron work and preventing rust producing
plicatons q year. Sold by COMSTOCK BROTHER, No.
est Peters place Of Aston House, door from Bar
clay street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-02

rVvHE MAXINE HOTEL, AT FAIRFIELD CONNECT
a cut, will be opened by its proprietor J. B. Monnot,
the FIRST day of Juse next. branch of the
New York Hotel. The Marine Hotel is situated in beau
Nul vIDgs Long Island Sound riding all the induce
ents OF nt bathing and romantic drives in the ad
acent Every snd will be exerted 30 insure fox
the hots the dn suhed Patronage OF previous seaseng
Plans be seen AID rooms engaged at the above hotel
ct Fafed at the New York Uotel The distance from
New York 50 mics. and trains by the New York and
New uayss Railroad step at Fairfield several times each
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CTREEr DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF RECoRDs-
- Public notice Is hereby gvcn that the following rson
tons have been presented in the Board Of Assistant Alder
To fence vacant lots Seventeenth street and
Second to fence vacant lots south side Twenty
eighth street, between Fifth and Madison avenues to
flag side walk north side Twentyeght street. between
Fifth and Madison avenues TO flag four feet through
sidewalk Of street between Third and licking
to fence lots south
ninth street and Fourth Also the following petit
tionto open Lexington from Ffteth to Fifty
street All persons Interested having objections thereto
requested to them in writing to the
at his office, before the tenth day Of June
May 90, 1862. JOHN I. DODGE, Street Commissioner.
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NOR SALE CHEAP-AN ENAHELLED LEATHER
IL shifting top Wagon, nearly made in this city In
the best manner. Inquire Of JAMES GRALEYi
ahpth
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IMPAIRMENT OF REPAIRS AND SUPPLIES, MAY
- 3st 1852 To carriage builders Sealed proposals will
be received at the Office Of the Commissioner OF Repairs
Supplies basement No. New City Hall until Friday June
onnned ~ fniidna Mo,e % fr W" @ ~
New York to be known No 81 The plan and specfea-
tion the style the materials required Ia the construction
thereof and further information regard thereto
lie had at the office Of the Chief Engineer of the Fire
partment, No. II Elizabeth street. Blank estimates will
furnished at either office DThe
the right reject all Of the estimates deemed for
the interest of the Corporation. WM. ADAMS,
Commissioner Of Repairs and Supplies
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DR. JOHNSON, Is DUANE STREET, so WELL
A. known for the last twestytwo years. for his superior
treatment, be consulted complaints.
debility All treated with eandor and NO ohAxee
up % q Del I'D.
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EOR sALE.-TWo ELEGANT CARRIAGE HORSES,
grey and black, have been driven together for
time; seven eight years oJ perfectly gentle, and
stylish drivers Also beautiful coupe brit little used built
expressly for by Wood Tomnson with
harness to match and Brssa With black harness, quite
new Also, a Iadys French Saddle and Bride, In
Paris whse TO be sold, the Ia about leaving
for Europe Apply at REED TRUESDALE'S stables,
Nor, sfra
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EoR sALE-A PAIR OF EXTRA FINE BLOOD BAY
Horses, sixteen hands high, years old chest
nut srr trot in so eight years also extra
saddle horses and pair Of Indian Ponies The above
horses and kind and will b found
cd. Can be seen at r. b. WALDRON'S stables, Hobokcn
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DEPARTMENT OF REPAIRS AND SUPPLIES, MAY
- 81, lS52-To Buiders.-Sealed proposals will be
ceived at the office of the Commissioner Repairs and Sup
plies basement No. New City Hall until Friday June
opened for rebuilding house Of Hose Company No2 and
Engine Company No. 81 in Hester street. between Allen
ard CARPENTER work SEPARATELY The Plan and
gard thereto be had at the oce Of the
of Repairs to Public Buildings 10 Elizabeth street Blank
estimates will be urnisea at either Office N BThe Com
missioner the right to reject all Of the est
mates deemed for the Interest of the Corporation.
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GREATLY REDUCED RATES.-EMPIRE CITY LINE.
O-The double engine steamship SIERRA NEVADA,
1SQ0 tons ID. Wilson, Commander, will take her dcpar
ture for Aspswall Navy Bay on saturday July 3D. At
ton is not surpassed bv any this route and expe
renced surgeon 10 attached to the vessel Passengers
Sierra Nevada will disembArk along side the wharf Aspn
wall and tale the Panama Raresg now opened nearly
Gorgona, thus avoiding rs attendant upon landing in
boats at ChagresJ and the navigation to Gorg0na
Apply to J. HOWARD son, Agents, 81 Broadway.
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nEPoT or THE PRODUCTS FROM PERIGoRD $50
- Broadway, New York--Just receved-a large, and
she last gnment for this OF Trued Preserves
Trench alnuts and Prunes BY the next importation the
Kinds. -
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DACKETS FOR HAvRE-SECOND LINE.-THE FOL-
lowing ships will lave Havre the 10TH and New York

They all first class New York built ships. provided with
all articles for the comfort and
ssnge and commanded BY Of experience in the trade
sent the Subscribers will be forwarded free from any
charges but those actually incurred.
BOYD Il HINCkEN, Agents, l6l Pearl street.
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ToNKERs is DECIDEDLY THE PRETTIEST AND
fourisbng village along the lire Of the Hudson
The facilities to to md from it, satisfactory to
All who and down. Splendid the foot
of Jay street at only l2 cents fare The Hudson River
Railroad with lightning speed-farey low
Such rich vargated and beautiful scenery Is not TO BIO
found in other place under the ethereal done Visitors
fail to be pleased Carriages always at the landing
Meals to be had at all hours. Stop and consult Dr. KEL
IINGER by all means.
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CROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT--TO CON-
~ actors-Sealed proposals. endorsed Proposals. for
building in Twenyhfth street" will be received at
the Office OF the Croton Alueduct Department. kounda
Park unit Monday the 18th day of june 1852 o'clock
T. M to build sewer with the necessary receiving basins
and eulverts 1went fifth street Lexington
to Third avenue being ia ierah about 423 feet The
plan of the and specification for the building Of the
aud all other information sting thereto be OBJ
tanned application to the Contract Clerk at this Office.
NICHOLAS DEAN,
President OF the Croton Aqueduct Department..
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EoR sALE-A BAY MARE FIFTEEN AND A-HALF
hands high years old and trot her mile in
three minutes harness. is kind in single double
and first rate saddle and sold only for the OF
Can be seen at the stable of l.. v. w. SNEDIKER
corner Of Maine and Water streets Brooklyn.
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nR CoNvERS' INvfG0RATfNG CoRDIAL.-ARE
~ you suffering Tile OF disease, weakness.
atng body and mind. will find this ths
only Of relief, hundreds in the city country
cnnlesy Take doctor advice till
great remedy So bottle three bottles for So Impor-
tant advice send for this cordial il you wish made
whole Sold ut Dr. C.s ONCE. 90 Third and Is
Chambers street. Y. N BDr. Convers is TALLY
consulted in all disc ases, Is Cham street.
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TO PRINTERS.

TITO PRINTERS-A GREAT VARIETY OF WOODS AND
Metal Type for eae AS it has been in for
time II will sold very reasonable terms Apply to
Il c.. Nhizd story. Herald Bull diuzp
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NEPTUNE HOUSE. NEW ROCHELLE, N. Y.-THIS
~ delightful and fashionable residence Is
or the season. Every has been made, the
hci SCALE for the pleasure of visi
It's location unsurpassed for b,any and heethul:
ees being adjacent 70 the waters Of Long Island Sound
and region Of country, aGordng all the Inducements
ofexosllent bathiD Z, fshing, sc. CURTIS PECK.