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Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1852-10-06

COUNTERPART OF NAPoLEoN.-Any traveller
who may have been in Italy in the spring of 49,
10, must have heard of the celebrated major of
the Royal Sandman Life Guards, who bore so
strong resemblance to the great Napoleon as
to excite the wonder of all those who had seen
the emperor. AT that time was on visit to
the city of Genoa. Irecolect that one evening
was at the Cafe du Grand Cairo with party
of friends, when we observed an officer in the
costume of the guards reading at a table. We
were struck with the resemblance which he bore
to all the busts and portraits of the emperor
which we had seen. In the midst of our con-
lectures on the subject, an old French officer
decorated with the Legion of Honor, observing
the surprise depicted in our countenances, very
politely Joined our party, and said, 4" can east
ly imagine, gentlemen, the subject of your pres
ent establishment. That officer is one of the
greatest wonders in Europe, and rs much like
Napoleon as if he were his twin brother. In
deed, some persons here 60 so far as to assert
that both the emperor and his prototype are
from the same parent stock, which may be the
case, as the major is native of Corsica, and
about Napoleon's age | assure you" contin-
ued the French officer "that was near the EN-
peror on the bloody and disastrous battle of
Lepsic. observed him persuading the bule-
tins of the army his attitude, thoughtful mood,
and his general demeanor were a perfect coun-
terpart to the person before us. See he is
about taking pinch of snuff!-Napoleon's
manner to perfection" In word, the enthu-
siasm of the French officer rose to such pitch,
that all the visitors of the cafe were staring at
us. The next evening | went to the opera to
hear the celebrated Madame Catalan, and to
have peep at the ex-empress Maria Louisa and
her father, whose visit had been announced
We had not long been seated before we discov-
cred the major in the adjoining box. He was
standing up his arms folded in the manner Of
Napoleon, and like him he wore a green coat
buttoned up close to the neck, and decorated
with two or three orders which he had won in
the Italian wars, and above all the never-to-be
forgotten little cooked hat. Soon after the en-
press entered her box, accompanied by a bril-
liant suite but presently the audience were
thrown into amazement by some confusion in
the royal box. Maria Louisa had caught a
glimpse of the counterfeit presentment of her
deceased husband, and her confusion and aston.
ishment were exhibited in the most palpable
manner. The king of Sardinia was forced to
order him on duty, ten leagues from Genoa,
Il person kept the soldiers in constant excite
ment, who never failed to present arms in pass
ing him. understood previous to my leaving
Genoa, that Maria Louisa had sent for the Off
Ger and presented him with gold snuff box,
with the emperors likeness set in brilliants.
An English East India captain was also re-
markable for his resemblance to Napoleon
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SICK HEADACHE.

RAILWAYS READY RELIEF will stop the most
distressing pains in a few minutes, and prevent
renewed attacks 1t will cleanse and sweeten the
stomach, and neutralize the poisonous acids of the
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1852-10-06

nor SALE.-A good second hand Engine of
II 25 Horse Power, with Cross Head, Slides &c,
suitable for running two saws. Also, one good
second hand Gutter. GILBERT & Co.
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VXTISTAR'S BaIsam of Wild Cherry and Moi
wv fats Pills and Bitters, just received mt the
Mill Point cheap drug store. =, 22tf.
L. M. S. SMITH.
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Railways Ready Remedies.

Railways Ready Remedies.
Nos. I, 4 3.
Are so prepared as to Harmonic and act in uni
son with each other.
TAKEN SEPARATELY OR TOGETHER,
THEY WILL INSTANTLY STOP PAIN,
SPEEDILY REMOVE DISEASE,
AND QUICKLY CURE IT'S CAUSE.
NO PAIN CAN EXIST, OR DISEASE AFFLICT
THE SYSTEM WHILE UNDER THEIR INFLU-
ENCE
r. r. r.
No. /.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
IS THE FIRST AND ONLY REMEDY EVER RE
THE WORLD, THAT HAS STOPPED
THE MOST VIOLENT PAINS IN
A FEW SECONDS!!!
1t will stop the MOST SEVERE PAINS IN FIVE MIN
UTEs OR LESS, and will cure the most obstinate
and painful Rheumatic, Nervous, Neuralgia and
Bilious complaints in a few hours,
INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL.
1t never fails in giving instant ease to the most
tormenting and agonizing PAINS.
1T HAS CURED
IN NINETY CASES OUT OF A HUNDRED
Rheumatism In Four Hours.
Neuralgia In One Hour.
Group In Ten Minutes.
Diarrh0a In Fifteen Minutes.
ToOthache In One Second
Spasm In Five Minutes.
Cramps In Five Minutes
Sick Headache In Fifteen Minutes
Chill Fever In Fifteen Minutes.
Chilblains In Five Minutes.
Sore Throat In -Four Hours.
Influenza In One Hour
Spinal complaints, Stiff Joints, Strains Bruises
Cuts, Wounds, Frost Bites, Cholera Morbus Dys-
entery Tic DOloreux, and all other complaints
where there is severe pains, Railways Ready Re-
lief will instantly stop the pain and quickly cure
the disease.
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TO THE AFFLICTED.
OAK-OTT. tIc pnnnceu. thc Positi We Cu,otIv

The proprietor and inventor win stake his repu-
tation that this Oak Oil will do all that he claims
and more and he does claim that it will positively
not only relieve, but cure, Deafness, Weak Eyes,
Sore Eyes Diarrhea, Piles Salt kheum, Chilblains,
Erysipelas, Fistula, Dandruff or Scroffula on the
head, Neuralgia, Tic Douloureux, rheumatism,
Headache Burns, Scads. Sore mouth and lips
Fresh Cuts, Catarrh in the head, Bruises and
Sprains, i'm many cases the Teeth Ache, any old
Sure Leg, BARRIERS Sore Face Chap in the groins or
other part, st. Anthonys Fire, Prickey Heat Dis
eases of the Spine, Rupture prevents the hair from
falling out, by making the skin OF the head healthy
and opening the pores, any kind OF Cancer or
Canker, and all the different Rashes or Eruptions
of the skin, Chill Fever, Fever and Ague Lung Fe-
yer, Cramp in the feet, legs or stomach, Bilious
Fever, and many other maladies are cured as if by
magic! To insure cure only follow directions.
This Oak-Oil being very lately made public, the
proprietor would refer to the best men and fami-
lies i'm the State for its wonderful curative proper
ties The afflicted can easily write to any of the
persons certifying to its merits. This Oak Doll
needs only to be used, to be appreciated in any dis
ease that the flesh of man is heir to- and all this
can be done without paying professional man
dollar a visit-by only exercising little good
common sense and by applying efectually the
ak-Oil.
Detroit August 5th 1851.
Certificate of The right Reu. Peter Paul Leterre
Bishop, Coadutor, DC, Of the Catholic church
of The Diocese of Detroit.
Mr.. james Scribner--Esteemed Sir: Please allow
me to say to you, that Notwithstanding my very
great aversion to cure all medicines, L have applied
your Oak Oil to my head which relieves it of an
apparent load or weight,and gives one very pleas
ing sensations the same to my eyes, and have us
ed it in case of the chafe with very gratifying and
healing effects. And sir, wish you would have a
supply of left some where in this city, that may
direct other persons as to its very happy effects
Yours, with great respect,
PETER l.. LEFEVRE IL. 4. T.. T.. ID. ID.
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CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
- Comproilers Office, until Iuesday, June g. 1862 at
o'clock r. ior the whole or part Of the under
l. $40 100 Of the New York City Five per Cent Stock
for Docks and SHIPS authorized by OF the
OF this State passed June 20 ISL by an ordinance
the common council Of this city approved by tho Mayor
Nay ~ so2 IAe said stock viii embrace two thousand
viii bear interest at the 1--we per cent per
payae quarter yearly The stock win Bile
Is ON the first day OF November in the
year 1873 and $50 600 the day Of November in
OF the years Bli, 1875 and lS16
slectO0 Of "Purc Building Stock, No g." authorized
py an act Of the Legislature II this state passed June
eiy approved by the Mayor May 90 1852 Tho said
viii embrace thnusat five shares the par
OF winch viii be SlW each share ana will bear interest
the rate of 1--WE cent payable quarter yearly
The stock will be made allie foows.S50ge IN
the first day Of November in the year 1860 5000 the
nr DAY q November in Tho ls6 and $50 900 tho
hrst DAY OF November in the year 1862
slaeto Of Croton ater Stock, authorized by act
ofthe legislature of this state parsed Juae Goth, o5 sud
BY 40 ORDINANCE Common Council ofth city, approved
By the Mayor Goth 1852 said stock
viii be HUNDRED dollars each share aud will bear ine
rest at the rate OF i've cent payable quarter
yesy The stock viii be made redoemable on tho LIST day
T. 5U Of building Lean Stock No. s. authorized by
the Legislature of this State, April 9b 1850 and by
ordinance Of the Common Council approved by tbs Mayor
and fifty shares the par value of which viii be- 500 each
share aud win hear interest the of i've per cent
annn payable quarter yearly The stock viii bo made re-
oeemale the first day Of November in the 1870
The proposals will state the number OF shares and also
the particular stock desired and the price that viii be paid
for each share Tho person whose shall DC accept
within three days after having been notified by this Depart
ment. Proposals viii be addressed to the undersigned,
sna ST AcFs a tas pssu
CoMPT ROLLERS OFFICE New York May g. 1852.
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c,TRErT DEPARTMENT. No1p,yYorp rcopns-

GTREET DEPARTMENT No. Ha1L OF RECORDS
~ Pnbc notice hereby eyoI, that the rssou
tons have been presented the Board OF Assistant Alder
To fence vacsnt lots street and
Second to fence vacant lots south aide Twenty
eighth street, between Fifth and Madison avenues
nag side Walk north side street bet
Fifth and Madison avenues; TO tag four feet through
sidewalk Of Twenty street between Third and
20 fence vacant lots
ninth stree. and Fourth Also tho following petit
tontc orcn Lexington from Fiftieth to rvsth
All persons Interested ha ying objections thereto
are requested to present then IN writing 10 the
at his once before the .er III day of Jane
May ~, 1862. JOHN 7. rcrG4, Stree. Commissioner.
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CoRroRAr1oN NOTICE -ruBIIc NOTICE IS

CORPORATION NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE IS
- hereby given TO the owners, oocupant
iupan's OF al houses and lots Improved or unimproved
,ande nhoctcd thereby that the following
been completed by the and arc In the office
o. nreau q Assessments for examination by all por
sVns lncreeted VIZ For in Pearl street. from
70 WHITEHALL street. The limits embraced by
snc assessment ncludc all the several houses and lots
ground vacant lots and rnrces &c land situated on
both sides OF Pearl street between whitehall and State
on 'ns Westerly side Of Whitehall street. between
h rdss apa rs 81, srsets and she side
persons whose interests affected che above
sessmebts aud who opposed TO same or either
them are requested TO p.eee their objections in writins
70 Tho nnoersigned at uor once No. Hall Of Records
SAMIFL ". DE MOTT
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Asses sors
ISAAC WM. SMITH.
Oecc Bureau Of Assessmcuts Street Department June
s. -. N%f''"N''Nf """S
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LIMITED STATES MAIL STEAMER HERMANN orr

1 NlJED sIAl rs MAIL STEAMER HERMANN OFF
in the T. $. Mail steamer Hermann, Cannot
tain your nntrng zeal a. Commander i the noble vessel
in Which ~ we hags made 80 and in
the so Asn Es ss s5s g 70 %
spirit which animated you has been dascd among tlo Off
ssr Sspsr rr ao & ~ ana saIss s
nt ton wit vessel itsc whose good qualities
SnSan on sea yo!a while the admirable arransemeat
iSr m syt e rssase. and enne
that haPness may be tie 10. your ainisbie lady
aa Td % IL ynF { % III I an
AMY Schultz y Deia1rsnd and lazy VI stoekman
Kraft " s. TolShel Lieut. II. " i5tl Regt r usieosc,a
" rhladelph. ,ea Capt All by u secand
cabin H.sensr; 70 Lieut. niGGiSs, IS NJ Commanding
10 ieaenant Edward Iirgu. unitea States navy COM
Deer ST. As tho SSamshp ergann Sndcs S SS coin
e m lS. y % as si a4srsd p' y
, me ,ns o. nor last trip out from Be
" the cyan wI 70 v hay't e 70
more Just appreciation Of her merits BY tho public Tho
ns paura ,l Sses fr oehs t tSs e w
AZ o'clock on inc evening Of Wednesday, The Goth of May
o9's' sysl 'tgoon .'....-- hours s s9s
:, :, 229sh' :, ...t.,.,....... ..,..t....,..... Ij
J." 3l.t' heavy head seas " Wind. y, ". q;
3 heeyy rsl.. and heai .cas ..... sw. 40
18th, very heavy head 50, thick fog -,
stht Wind 5T HE Win rain and fas n t. ~
.h passed ans s$ ssnd WIZ nc3 a. 10 o'clock L.
This Is ~ calculation hut she actually sailed 3la miles,
owingto suutLery deviation
No observation for the last six days.
1t will be perceived from the foregoing statement that
the half Of tho voyage pshed In lttie
I'VE days: and she getting lighter every by
rton 81 her COAL but for the suhsequent
ther cxpee with the additional Of OBJ
serssti9o q the sun for the whole Of tho a& week
should probably hayc reached Now York Saturday that
within ten days from land TO and: OF speed
surpassed by TIE est Of steamers. We donot
propose 10 cscus tho which this marked
mlromenin tho sailing Of the Bermaan 1t sntccs FOR
to record the fact that under proper she
pablo Of making swift psssagcs while other requisites
dcemfort saftty &c believe she i hsrily to be
osed afcrds pleasure at the tme 10 piece The
stamp OF our decided APPRECIATION the il which
you have personally discharged the trusts confacd
Thegtaious and watehui attention which
core, each in his department have ven not only the
nnviraen but 20 the Internal and police Of the
ship. deserves endation. Thanking You for
yenr acts f courtesy ard attention and wishing ycu
continued IN the in which You have en-
fscj suhscriho ourselves sincerely your eeajs
aud servants Signed BY The passengers
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OVIVu bVVUENU uHtEl VUlu TUT
PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING.

EDWARD K. COLLINS 4 CO, sc Wall st.. New York.
BROWN. SlIIPLEY s. CO., Liverpool
E.G ROBERTS g. CO., 10 Kings Arms Yard, London.
JOHN hUNRoE Co. 20 Rus Not<e Dame des Vic
torres, Paris; or
GEO. II. DRAPER, Hayre.
The Of these ships will not be accountable for gold
silver bullion, Specie jewelry precious METALS
unless bills fading therefor and the value there.
cftherein expressed.
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ID ADICAB CURNs, AT A SMALL ExpEN SE.-D0C
II WARD socs the sttenttcn CT all PATIENTS whom "a
Ho With most remsrkaSlt celo-ity ease.
safety and oheapncss TIE most isoreas
" convinced Of RE wohdesfni power o. ing AL APP
planes coav.nitnccs 81
posscssd. and literally dispensed by liza III usfsrtu-
ptte Once corner Canal street and BycaJvz. csc sux"
tssions prvate, advice vrAts. book gratis.
IN tbc 49, a
wick D. practising physician asa sargs an. seis,
plates. Extract from The Boston Msdcs ana ouNM..s
may be- sad fearle.y % ne sl"s
far superior 70 anything Of The kind bsios % ss
country" Auehor Of york or vices and tnoit .stcS
coDscqueuec. Ths without doubt ths rSss Jul ssS
mpo,}snt hook an this subject ever rubshod Frce ~
Author of book on Natural Death Diet So family ny
sicisn Cause OF Quachery &c. ~. Zoe sas AZ H. Aaa
the Author, SOL BroajwAy.
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ASiTROLDGT. go


pFLSSO3 WILSON, THE CELEBRATED ASTROL
Ter, 2s him street, Spring. tells, with the great
the time and OF sickness, and recovery
rs in business time Of marrale, description OF wife
ard, gaining property &C. &c., sc. Nothing can es-
bis observation whom the time OF birth is given.
IRE OF lung DISEASE BY DR.. ROBACK, THE
coiehrated AstrologerThe following letter acknow.
BIG astonishing Of lung complaint has recently
teceyed by DR.. c. w Roback the celebrated Astroo-
No. Wtitc street, New York.
FTsrcwN Mon tgcmery Co. ra Dec. g, lS5i.-DR. Ro-
Dear sir:-Nhen called upon you in November last,
ecttd going home die. had consulted five physi-
in New York. and taken oceans Of medicine. but the
aimed fixed, the nights yeats continued, and folt
y fast wasting away. Your nominations and
fntie experiments worked almost miracle in me-.
nothing about the And nothing, but the
am hound to admit When left stated TO you,
Is il endowed with life Since then, have not
from me. hut | write TO say entirely we'll.
symptom IL left; have cough. You know what
Skeleton was: now an almost fat. believe, under
{dcpce. that I owe my recovery to you. Accept my
and those OF all our family. IL you have ANY desire
tiis ia Tie paper, do So shall be proud to testify to
XII. hssluwStfui,y yours u Wii. rokfEK
will be roi tiously aten ded to- For particulars,
md got an Astrological Almanac, gratis, where certf
can be seen.
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CRoT0N AQuEDUCT DEPARTMENT-To con-
building receiving basin ccrncr Delaney and Cheyste
sreets will be received at the office of Croton
Department. (Rotunda Park until Monday the Iith day
Of Jnae, 1859 Ut o'clock NJ, TO build necessary
ocpg basin and cuvert on the southeast corner
cations for tho building Of the same and ali other il fprma
ton relating thereto be obtained on TO the
Contract Clerk, at this office NICHOLAS DEAN,
= President Of tho Croton Aqueduct Department.
New York, Juno 3, lS5o, 49, 49, ~
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CROToN .AQUEDUCT DEPARTNENT-To CON-
~ uactors.-Seaied proposals. endorsed proposal for
building Houston street. will be received 81 the
Office of tho Croton Agueduct Department, (Rotunda
Fark until Monday, the It'll day Of June 1862 o'clock
H. 70 build sewer with The necessary receiving basins
street. being in length about feet The plan OF tho
and for tho building of the same and
all other information relating thereto, DO obtained
application to the Contract Clerk, At this office. NfCO
New York May ~. 1869.
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GEO. ". MATsBLL. Chief Of Police Inspector.
ELY DE woe, Deputy Inspector.

Two fLAGGERS.-sEALED PROPOSALS oILL IN
reetfed at tie oliee of the Iroton 4ue!gat d. Brt
nert, kDtanda. Park until tho 18th dag 81 Jnue nj
ooicrk r. NJ, when they Via be puhltey opened ths
sid walk in Filth avenue, from Foreth T. forty eenrd
eet jI irons Of the distributing iho lost
North rger bue stone smooth and ont o. i - 30 used
of not less than two nches thick tive
tlo width Of tie vs. Ike les tln
eleven feet except ri out round the
and h0re psSt Joints TO be cut and clos 0Ad made
with good lime Before laying tbs walk the
tractor will he required thoroughly reset tic aud
gutter in front the entire walk
dcPth of Fix inches and rehll the wila clean
sand hen the work is petod ali rGhh 70 be cleaned
up aud csrted away. Proposals Yill state pr:ec
square foot tie walk that ana include
every oharsethe time required in which to % 80 work.
ana the and written consent OF two sufficient surees
in bond Of 81 $50 The Department the right
reject all bids deemed adverse the public erests
n. DEAN President.
ONCE Croton Aqueduct Department, June 4 1852.
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|ET OFF CLOTHING, &c THE FULL VALUE IN
rrelt money will be literally gyen by the subscriber,
|rgc small quantities OF good Secondhand Clothing,
fry description and quality. Address, through post
~ JAMES M0R0NEY, at his store, IL Orange street,
khath ham street.
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SNoAL-oRDEkS FOR COAL. BY TaE CARGO, or
" in quap titles for family respectfully solicited
oe;oe Mt Burdioks vino Store 70 Liberty street.
GEO. w. JENKINS.
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RRoDHEAD 4 STORM WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
~ Groceries Teas, Wines. Liquors &c. No IS rtlandt
street. corner ashngon street offer aud desra
Bile stock the reasonable terms Those in want of
and examine.
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tP1uwE HOUSE. NEW ROCHELLE, N. Y-THIs
delightful and fashionable residence II omen
pc season. Every arrangement has been made, the
Liberal SCALE for the cnience yisi
lt lscaton is unsurpassed for beanty and healthful
being adjacent to the wat of Long Island Scum
fine reson OF country ai0rdicg sill the induceme
fellept SEA bathing fishing, &c. CURTIS PECK,
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ACKhEf COAchEs-THE OWNERS OF HACK
ney Coaches are hereby notified. that their License,
WI cALe on Monday, the 9TH day or June They
9hee,ea 10 call and have them renewed follows Mon
Gay, June from No to 90 Tuesday juno 80 TO 100;
ednesis june 100 10 50 Thursday Juae TO- $50 21
trahy june II 20 20 25o saturday Jane Y. to 800
Money June IA eco % 0 Tuesday June IS $50 400
Tie nsrsctr viii be daily at the cnee Of Chief Police
fromS CLOCK Am until O'CLOCK NJ, to nspec. Hack
hey Coaches and rant passes No Pass viii be ven any
coach unless II H. numbered follpwsSeotion 49, The
number q The License OF the ewrer thereof As be liked
plain gbe brass ugures OF al least two inches in length
and quarter Of an seh chick each side of the rocker
under the door of the carriage the outside
thereof ana such place on the inside Of the
rae as shall De designated and approved by the Inspector
Of Hacks Section n Every Hackney Coach or Carriage
when driven used IN tho night shall have liked upon
conspicuous part o. the OUTSIDE th reof two lighted lamps
with plain glass fronts aud sides and having the number Of
the vnse 81 the owner of sue Hackney Coach or Carrage
In plain lgee ngres OF at least two inches In length aad
other ue device paitcd with black paint each
o. the said lamps IN such that the he
dsinctyeen and known when the said coach may be drv
ing standing Numbers not taken out according to tho
above r,gula on will be given the fret applicant. Pro-
prcters Of Livery Sahe keeping Hackney Coaches for hrs
required to take out their Special Licenses tho
18th 0ny Of june and tho lat day July next. Aud all
running Hackney Coaches and Carriages ater the t
OF July ne without license viii be dealt With according
law Coaches must be driven in front of the Office of Chief
Poee fo inspection their respective Gays for license
GRO. ". MATsELL Chief Of Police, Inspector.
ELY DE woe Deputy Inspector.
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CtRoToN hQuLDUCT PARTMENT-To CoNrhac
~ torssealed proposals endorsed Proposal for wer
In Perry street Will lie received at the Office OF the Ora
Agueduct Department until Monday, the 3lst day of
1852 at 3oolock r. NJ TO build with the
receiving basins and culverts in Perry street. from
Bulkhend to Green vepno being In length about
feet The plan of the sewer and specific for bud
ing Of the and all other formation relating
be cbtsnej application to the Contract Clerk At
this Office. New York. May 20. 1Al2
NICHOLAS DEAN,
President OF the Croton Aqucduct Department.
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M ACTRESSES FOR SHIP USE.-ONE HUNDRED
IvA and thrtysi State Room Matresses and two hun
dred and ten stecrage will be sold extremely low in
NNN' " '- '''''"'Vf'' ~ w. i'O e'i' D. GUuLEr
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SIT r0R CLOrEING.-LADIES OR GENTLEMEN,
basiog any of clothing furniture to dispose Of
tho utmost value In cash. by sending to the store
through the Post. $. COHEN, 452 Hudson street,
y attended TO by Mrs. Cohen.
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vk,o LADIES TEN THOUSAND MANrlLLAs. JUST
MISCELLANEOUS.

SD NASSAU sTREET.-BooT MAKERS UNION
% the cheapest aud best place in New York to get
Boots, Shoes, aud Caters.