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AGENCY.

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fORTANT CARD-To CAPITALISTS, MANAGERS,
Inventors, Agents, and Others-Witons twenty -thiad
across the Atlantio.-Mr. J. II. WILTON, well known
ving nesctisted several most successful
81 Lind for America, the Of Professor An
bn, (ths Great Wizard Of the North,) B. +. Palm
celebrated Pianofrtcs, and many Others Of equal In
greatness and successful results begs most respect
10 inform such have any matters of i'm
ansact and requiring immediate attention and energy,
he about visiting Europe again and will be happy TO
part of September. and addressed TO
ht 800 Broadway, will meet with prompt attention,
unexcep tionablc References
kvEN g. BAKER, SOLE AGENTS FOR THE SALE
Of Malone Sand Stone. A good surply constantly on
and orders for any dimensions filed at short notice
A. L. HAVEN.
LOUIS T. BAKER.
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Edward K. C6lLfEs 4 CO., So wall st., Now York.
BROWN SMILEY CO, Liverpool
=. G. KOBERIS y CO.. IL Kings Arms Yard London.
JOHN AuHkoE CO., 70 Rue Notre Dame des Vic
GEO. II. DRAPER Havre.
ofthese ships will not DO accountable for gold
uslss ls oflsdng and the value shsr
NOTICE.-sTEAMER GREAT BRITAIN, MATHEWS,
street North river, Saturday, 9th june at IL o'clock
not wanted the voyage should be sent Fri
day, marked below, with passengers name, and number
berth Letter bags will close Mt the Merchants Exchange
Reading Room, Hale Kenyon at IL A. NJ Parcels will
be received Friday at the Consignees office. Bills
against the ship TO be sent to the undersigned Friday
in duplicate. RICHARD IRWIN. % Front street.
DEDUCTION IN FARES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA
n and LverpoolThe Liverpool Phil Steam
ship Con intend sailing their Steamships fol-
FROM PHILADELPHIA.
City Of Manchester. .............. Thursday Juno
Sity o. SnrIow InurSoay, July
City Of Asnchester Thursday, July %
FROM LIVERPOOL
NY NY 81 ednesany June %
Rates Of passage from Phiisdepha:-saoon In single
state $780, in double state rooms, $685. in forward
state rooms $5insluding provisions and stewards fees
For freight or passage, apPlyto
or No.9 Walnut street, Philadelphia.
limited number Of third class will be taken
=. $50 from Philadelphia and $50 from Livorpoofound
with provisions,
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CORPORATION NoTlCE.-PUpLIC NOTICE IS
hereby gwen TO the owner or owners occupant or occu
pants all houses and lots unmproved lands
affected thereby that the following have been
completed by the Assessors and lodged in the office Of
interested yEFoi laying course of tagging, four feet
wde through the sidewalks Thirteenth street, between
and c.. The limits embraced by such
include all the houses and lots of ground
pieces and parcels Of land situated both sides Of Thr
eenth street. between and c. Persons whose
interests affected by the above named
who opposed to the samc either Of them
ed to present their writing to
At their Office, No Hall Of Records, within thirty days
SAMUEL II. DE MOTT
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH.
Office, EureSu Of Assefsments Street Department., June
lis
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TINTED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANION
~ New Orleans, via Hayana-The splendid steamship
sail from the pier at foot Of Warren street, r. We'd
nssday june 9th, o'clock r. NJ precisely. Rates Of
isdie: s.leSn Berths &c., after do Do 80 Forward DO
10 Havana freight taken to Now Orleans At 40 cents per
cubic oot Shippers Of freight requested to supply
themselves with the Companys bills Of lading which
be had application at the Office No other form will BE-
signed No bills Of adng signed after tho ship has sailed
For freight or passage, apply to N. o. ROBERTS,
III West street, corner Of Warren.
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They all class New York built ships, with
all for the comfort and pas
sense commanded by Of experience in the trade
The price passage $780, without wines liquors Goods
sent the subscribers will be forwarded free from
charges but those actually incurred.
BOYD g. uINCKEN, Agents, 161 Pearl street.
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NR. MORRISON, 20is FULTON STREET, CON-
- tuues 70 be suited by his old friends and patents.
Others desiring hc fuliy and justly may re-
~ his experience o. - in his special
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LIQUORS,


|UIR'S, CAMPRELL'S AND YOUNGERS EDINBURG
Aie Doves Falkirk and East India Pale Als Barclay
Brown Stout &c in quart and PIN bottles warranted
ine; superior Philadelphia Alo and Porter For sae BY
II. UNDERHILL, $50 Broome street, cor. of Crosby.
mn DOZEN SUPERIOR CLARET WINE, 81 80
OOV per dozen, bottles returned, for sale, by WIN.
bNDERH1LI importer Of the choicest grades Of Wines.
hdes, Segars &C. Dealers, and all others, will 70
BENT by purchasing at the wholesale and family store,
PToome street, corner of Crosby.
kOPRIETORS OF HOTELS AT OUR FASHIONABLE
Watering plaee: will ind il 70 their advantage to
agents for Lambrys celebrated Grape Leaf Cham
and many other Injuries in the way Of choice old
les, Brandies, &c. Orders solicited.
| B. PETERS CO., 800 BROADWAY, IMPORTERS
and Dealers in Cbampagnes, Wines Brandies, Hooks,
cts Porters, Ales, Brown Stout, Havana Segsrs Sc.
comprises greater variety than be foand in
other house, sud viii be sold at the market price,
|ers will End it to their advantage to call.
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b PRINTERS.-FOR SALE, A LARGE HYDRAULIC
ding Press, and . super royal Washingtcn Hand
With sclfinking apparatus complete. Apply 70 T. u.
& Co.. Gold street,
PRINTERS.-A GREAT VARIETY OF WOODLAND
Metal Type for sale. Az It has been muse for some
il will be sold very reasonable terms Apply 70
!. O.. Ahird stosg. Herald BuildnsA
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o you WANT MONEY FROM $50 TO $4,000 p
Give to the undersigned house Jowelry, Diamonds,
shes Geld or Silver Ware or any other goods Of no
mt, accommodating conditions. Tor any other Kind
dvanees which may be desired good securities write
M al tar M
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nR. JOHNSON, IG DUANE STREET, 80 WE'LL
known for the last twenty-five years. for his Superior
treatment lie consulted ON any and ner-
vous debility All eases treated with candor shargs
unless . cure 10 effected.
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nR. RALPH, AUTHOR OF THE "PRACTICAL TREA-
~ tise" &C. Once hours to Y o'clock NJ, and toa
o'clock r. NJ Sunday eyccIted No. CAB Houston street.
ncar Wooster The Treatise price p cents is cold at q Ann
streot; 2Aator Monse, and by most book sellers.
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GREATLY REDUCED RATES-EMPIRE CITY LINE.
N-The new double engine steamship SIERRA NEVADA,
1s00 tons }. u. Wilson, ommander, will take her depar
ture for Asrinwal Navy Bay Saturday July 3D. at
r. NJ This vessel in accommodation, safety and ventia
ton not surpassed by any this route, and expo
renccd is attached to the vessel Passcnger
Sierra Nevada will dsembark along side the wharf Aspn
wall and tae the Panama Railroad opened nearly to
Gorgona thus avoiding the risk attendant landing in
boats, at Chasrcs and the river navigation to Gorgona
Apply to J. HOWARD e. SON, Agents, u Broadway.
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ORP0RATI NOTICE-PUBLIC NOTICE is
~ hereby gwen to the owners occupant
pants Of al and lots improved lands
affected thereby that the following assessments have been
completed BY the Asssssors and lodged in the office
Of the Bureau Of Assessments for examination by ai ger
and Thirteenth street The limits embraced by such
LOTS pieces and parcels Of land situated
sdes Of between Thirteenth street and l03
sides Of Thirteenth street between Avenue and lines s
feet sasterly and 1888 feet westerly herom. All Persons
whose interests affected by the above named
nents and who opposed the either of Them
requested to present their objections writing the
.nderiignsd At their once No Hall Of Records within
thirty days from the date Of this notice.
SAMUEL H. DE MOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, }Asaessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH.
Once Bureau Of Assessments Street Department., June
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limited STATES VAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY. con-

EOR sAN FRANCISCO-TUESDAY, JUNE 1.-THE
Lr sElendid new double engine steamship CITY OF
commander. This splendid steamship having undergone
sys alterations to su her for the trade and TO make
her superior steamer the Paoihc
will sail for San Francisco As above touching At valparaiso
and Panama Her state and aud her
sterAge accommodate age superior to steamship
afoat having Of both light and air ~ we'll
extra light between decks 10 confidently expected she
viii make the to San Francisco in as short time
II has been made any steamer thus offering to families
and TO those who desire their comfort much pleasnnf
conveyance than by the crowded steamers via Chses
only limited number OF passengers will be taken. Apply TO
THOMAS RICHARDSON, No. IL Exchange place, New
York. and No. 3 Walnut street. Philadelphis
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hereby given TO the owner or owners occupant oecu-
pants all houses and lots lands
affected thereby that the following Assessments have
completed by the ASSESSOR and lodged in the Office Of
the Bureau of for examination by all persons
interested vEFor laying Crosswak Fourth street
B. and c. The limits hraeed by such Assessment
include all the houses and Of ground vacant
Fourth street. between avenues b. and c. All persons
whose affected BY the shove
and who to the either them,
signed at their office, No. Hall OF Records within thirty
days from the date of this notice.
FRANCIS NICHOLSON. Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH.
Once Bureau Of Assessments Street Department, June
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pr PHILADELPHIA DIRECr.-U. s. NAIL AND
Express lines through in fonr hours. New ,Jerfsy
road via Jertcy City, leaving New York at A. NJ foot
or.isndt street; and ~ r NJ Liberty street. Tsrs
Return ct / and o A. NJ, and 5l< p. N. baltimore,
Ellington, Norfolk and Charleston through tickets sold
II and bk p. M. lines.
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REiGN EXPRESS, NO. 10 WALL STREET, AND IN
London, Liverpool, HAvre and Bremen also At all the
. sf Adams Co in the Y s. P:.sss Of m.rehan disc
u mercantile and CONFIDENTIAL business transaetsd
pTenptness and fidelity. EDW ARDS, SANFORD &
st Adams L. Co.'S. 10 Wall street.
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A UsTRALIA. PORT PHILIP.-DIRECr FOR TIE
n gold mines. The clipper ship HELENA, having I'M
.su,llsa WHY positively sail on saturday
=. luhe from pier H. nv more RS Ssn a
oiS sns o. 70 ELLIOT. 1kxSiL 1 q. IisPsMissr'sA
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C,ROToN AQULDUcT DEPARTMKNT-T0 CoNTRAC-
ing sewer IN Lewis street, will be received at the Office Of
the Croton Aqueduct Der arment tRotunds Parh until
Monday the 31st day Of May 1872 at o'clock p. H.,
build sever with the necessary receiving basins and eul
yert IN Lewis street between BiOoms snd Grand Streets
rpecfsasn for the building Of tho snd s other
forWatcn relating thereto be obtained application
70 the Contract Clerk At this oh.s New York Eay so2
NICHOLAS DEAN,
President Of the Croton Aauel let Derartrn Mt.
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nR. JOHNSON, l6 DUANE ST, WILL FORFEIT Soeo
II failing 10 cure sny of disease he undertakes.
His practice. q z years At his Eresent office. h
contract disease apply Dr. with the certainty q
having their cages properly treated. perfect
charge.
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MEDICAL,

nR. WAED MAKES ASTONISHING CURES-SUCH
- rs other doctor do. Either q great
amendment before twentyfour honrs Disease 10 made
nothing by his treatment which science perfeet-
ed. Remember it. The other methods of dread
fnlworse than tie disease Oec of Canal stceel
AMI Broadway.
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& 000 $4,000, AND $4,000, AT ga PER CENT
ns a. interest, to loap on real estate. Also,
sss elegant Country Seats and superior Farms Also,
RODERICK LAWRENCE, Is Nassau street.
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CORPORATION NoTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
hereby given to the owner OF Owne.s 0eeunant OF 90;
lands affected thereby that the have
been completed by the and lodged the Office
interested VII, For building sewer in Thr yieyenth
embraced by such all tho houses
and lots Of ground vacant lots and parcels land
seventh and Eighth avenues An persons whose interests
affected by the above named and who
opposed to the same Of them requested to pre-
sent their objections writing to the - their
once No Han Of Records within thirty days from the
SAMUEL II. DE MOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH,
ONCE Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department., June
/. 1852.
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NEPTINE HOUSE. NEW ROCHELLE, y. I.-THI5
IN delghtful AMI fashionable spmucf rceGces i pen
for the Every arrangement las heen aae ~ he
NEST liberal SCALE for the pleas ard cln.caiacc ~ "
tsrs. IT, location nrpassed for beauty and scaal
Icing adjacent to tie Natsrg Il Lnng Liam, S1u
and fine region - cnuUry aaoraiGE an the ind nen
OF excellent sea lrthiTr :, hshin~ Sc. CURTIS PECK
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RELMONT HALL, sCHOoLEY'S MOUNTAIN
- Springs, n j., will reopen for the reception OF visitors
the LIST OF June Every cBdcav1r will be cSoIed 10 in
fer the Hall the distinguished patronage q previous
From the engagement the season bids fair
to be unusually gay Ample for summer tr-
vel to these springs will he made by the different rail-
road lines and fully advertised Present time OF leaving
New York. Sz A. NJ Ticket Office foot VI Corandt street
r, A. WTNCHMAN.
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HOTELS AND WATERING PLACES.

i street and Broadway New York, will be opened to
:hs public Monday Nay 1852 teon.sns ls0 rooms
ysnepce 1t will be kept the American and European
plans cobned and the Propretors ed that IL
q
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CORPORATION N0TICE.-puBLIC NOTICE is
hereby given, that petition hiss been presented the
Board Of A's,ant Aldermen Ter in Efh street from
the sewer in Second street tho Bowsry All persons
tercscd in the same having objections thereto
10 present tho writing the Contract Clerk this
Office, On OF before June IN; NICHOLAS DEAN,
Crot0n Aquednet Dept Ikotua Pnrk, Nay % 1877.
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RTEEMENTS RENEWED EVERY pay.
~ GEE FIFTH PAGE. ga
FINANCIAL.
BOO n eGs waTsa

S00 000 JERSEY CITY WATER LOAN, SIX
OOVsOOV per cent Bonds with Coupons, redee.n-
In twenty-five years. from she first July. lS52--The
ersigneo. for works for
Jersey City and places adjacent with pure ard
wssr win rsesivs sealed A. shs once
she city Of New York, until Wednesday sth June next
Two clock M for the whole, part tnot Tess
In 81 COO Of the above mentioned losn when wu p,,
interest At the rate Of six per centpsr annum pay.o
yearly tho LIST July and let January an tne c'y .,
ot rejecting conditional BIDS and OF deohnlng snrn
<hey may deem not advantageous. Inc proposals
be opened in tho presence OF the piaaers Aiper
b o'clock, on the day above named Proposals 20
directed to the Jersey City water c9mmissoners;
endorsed q Proposals for jersey City water Loan.
Tho Of the bids fifteen per cent the
Of Jrly cent on the lst Of September
pty 1--WE per cent tho list OF November and twenty
the LIST of January next or the whole may be
earlier day at the option Of the lenders and The
brest will commence at tho date of payment. Tho la
horsing the loan acts that a real estate within
eey City and all goods and chates within said city,
to thereof shall be liable for the payment
BE principal and interest that may become due on tho
Or bonds to be issued by virtue of this Gct For any
cheney In the water revenues to meet the payment Of
interest," the Mayor and Common Council authorized
parry, above other taxes authorized by law No pro
viii be considered. copy Of tho and Of tho
pYt of tho commissioners and engineers and eircuar
ing full particulars may be obtained at Mesrs King
Office, or Of either of the commissioners or by ap
ng at the City Clerks office. jersey City.
JOHN d. WARD,
ID. s. GREGORY, Water
j o. BRAMHALL Commissioners
kreey City, Nav lS. lsJ1
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE is HERE
BY given to the occupant occupants
Of all houses and lots unmproved ands affect
ed thereby that the following
Isted Assessors and lodged in the office q the
rested Wis For regulatin grading and paving Thirty
venth street from Eighth TO Ninth and tagging
feet wide through the sidewalks the limits
by such all the several houses and
lots Of lots land gtu
ated both sides Of street. between Eighth
and Ninth and the easerly side of Ninth
sons whose interests are affected by the
requested to present their objections in writing to the
undersigned at their Office No. Hall Of Records within
thirty days from the date Of this notice.
SAMUEL II. DE MOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, }Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH,
0ce Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department, june
J., 1852.
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TIVE MARINE HOTEL, AT FAIRFIELD. CONNECT
cut, will 10 opened by its proprietor, u. Nonnot,
on the first day OF juno next as branch Of q o
New York Hotel The Marine Hotel situated in bcau-
thu village Long Island Sound anording All the indaee-
ens Of excellent bathing and romantic drives ia The d-
iacept country Every ndeayor will to insure Tor
the hotel the distinguished patronage of previous season
Plans be seen and rooms engaged - M stoy ~
at Fairfield at the New York Hotel ITO t
New York 10 90 miles and trains BY tho New foi Eb1
New Haven Railroad stop st Fairfield se}erI Coeb esth
lcv
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II
~ inform her patrons and all suffering Corns, Bun
ions other allotes to which tho feet subject that
she still continues her practice heretofore and has for
the convenience Of her patrons town taken Office at
SIS Broadway, near Twelfth street and will also receive
calls Mt l67 Bowery from till r. NJ Madame Is. will give
yearly attendance moderate terms, to whose
COrns &c. are of obstinate nature. Having ppaatsoJ
these last twelve years this city, he show very
merous certificates as her skill and experience in her pro-
fsion Persons desiring to be attended ut home will adj
dress above.
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TRAVELLERN GUIDE.


bK ALBANY, CHANGE OF HoURs-THE CARS
|ef The New York and Harlem Railroad, leave tho CITY
connecting with the Western Railroad, At Chatham;
"a r. ~, (express). through without change Of sars
% ENTs.-INDEPENpENT oPP0-
d steamer SANTA CLAUS, Capt. r. B; Clark, will
New York for Albany every Tuesday, Iaursaa, and
ht taken at the lowest possible rates Apply on board
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rROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT.-TO CON-
~ tractors-Seacd Proposals, endorsed PROPOSAL for
building sewer Mercer street will be received at the office
until Monday the 4th day Of June 1882 o'clock
to build with the basins and cul
verts in Mercer street. from Grand to Spring street,
being lensh about ss The plan Of the sewer and
formation relating thereto can be obtained application
to the Contract Clerk, at this Office.
NICHOLAS DEAN,
President of the Croton Agueducs Department.
York june
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ERF0RD T. co.'s GREAT CALIFORNIA EXPRESS
Our next shipment will by the splendid fast running
a messenger and freight agents via Aspinwa and Pa
Packages should be waterproof, and not to exceed
packages for our express trunks received to o'clock
ess Mall for ali parts Of California One goes to the
wich Islaads and China. Freight taken At the lowest
j. No detention on the way.
RKREARn f. lefnr Hovsp Voo sAr
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AMDEN AND AMBOY RAILROAD, FOR PHILA-
|deEms. from Pier No NSrsh river foot q Battery
hing line leave at A. NJ Afternoon express line at
through 80 phiiadslphiA in four and bali hours:
~ 81. Returning, leave Philadelphia from foot Of Wal
|street, At and2P +. ~ Emigrant line, by steam
Via Cape May.Thc now and splendid steamers DELLA
IRE, Capt seymour; kENNEBEC, Capt sanfordj and
ksea the two cities, landing each way at Cape May,
ing New York daily, at p NJ, from Pier No. II North
r. foot Of Cedar street. For passage, Apply on board.
.t the Office on the Pier
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NOR THOSE VERY RICH GOLD REGIONS OF AUS
tralisror Pert Philip and Mslber diress-The very
nett will saf positively Wednesday, 2lth june. Fare
$40 Her srrsngsmsn are and complies. and
For remaining bsrths sspply carl. TO-, u.
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NOR NORFOLK, RICHMOND, &o.--THE u. S. HAiL
II steamship ROANOKE. Lewis Parrish. commander win
sail from pier Is North River Saturday eth inst at
O'Clock r d. For passage end fare 70 Norfolk ststsroom
included S. Passage and to Richmond and Poters
burg included $40. Stecrage half price Bills
OF adnq signed only board For freight apply tosrd
for massage, to LTDLAM & PLEASANTS,
~ Front street, naar Old slr.
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CROTON AQUEDUCT DEpARTMFNT-TO CONTRAC-
~ terssealed proposals endorsed Proposals for build
the Croten Aqueduct Department (Rotundo Park until
Monday the l4th day Of June, 1882 at o'clock. r NJ to
being length about t5s feet The ran Of the Sewer and
for the building of the and all other in
formation relating thereto be obtained on to
the Contract Clerk, ut this office. NICHOLAS DEAN,
President Of the Croton Aqueduct Department.
New York, June g. 1852.
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n NVHFUKhTIUN NUTTTE.-SIKEET DEFEKTNENT,
~ No. Hall Of Reeogds-Publc notice Is hereby given
to tho ItoIrstO,s Of lots lying opposite pier No North
Common CouneResolyed That tho pier known No. /,
tho Hudson River he extended into tho river the
propretors thereof TO make its extreme length
snnhead 600 feet and according TO The map drawn
adopted by the Mayor Aldermen and Commonalty of the
city Of New York. the ID Sh and nth days of January,
s49 the future line Of ofrad perstho
Of SAID pier 20 be made under the Of The Street
and AZ tho expense OF the proprietor OF said
and be commenced before the rt day of May
Resolved That the Street Commissioner the
legal notice to be given TO tho proprietor OF The said PIER
tud the Same in eoEformity to the above resolution.
Adopted by the Board Of Aldermen April 10 1882 adopted
by the Board Of Assistant Aldermen, Apru a. 1857
proved ~ the Mayor May 3, 1882.
JOHN I. DODGE, Stree. Commissioner.
MAY T. 1862.