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PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION.
Franklir Peirca ~ New Hompshira
elected p-eside-+ of the United
Statas----W. r King of Alabama,
elected Vice President.

From the following which we take from
the Charleston Courier, it will he seen that
franklin Pierce will be elected by large
majority.
This unanimity on the part Of so many
States, clearly shows that the Democratic
nominee was tire universal favorite Of the
North, and also Of the South. We trust one
eject Of the result Of this election. will be to
establish the precedent, thrt military f,mc
alone, does not constitute the chief require
ment ofthe President Of the United States.
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Secretary of State.

We have the satisfaction to announce
that the President has appointed the Hon.
Edward Everett, of Massachusetts, Secre-
tary of State, to succeed the Hon. Daniel
Webster, signifed his acceptance of the
office. This is in every respect most
ereditable appointment, and one which we
doubt not will meet with the appreciation
of the whole country. Mr.. Everett has
successively been Representative in Con-
gress, Governor of Massachusetts,, and
Minister to England; in each of which
spheres Of duty he has discharged his func-
tons with unsurpassed ability. and with
a purity and patriotism beyond rcproach
He has had the enviable honor of being
recommended by Daniel Webster for the
position next in rank and assimilation of
duty to that which he is now called to fill,
and Of having been endorsed for that posi-
ton by Henry Clay. His literary and ac-
ademical career, as linked with the North
american Review, and with the Presden
cy Of Cambridge University, has also ac-
quired him an extensive and enduring re-
putation for scholarship Of the first order.
The country is indeed truly fortunate, in
view of the delicate state of its foreign
relations and the void left in the Depart
ment Of State by the death of Mr.. Web
ster, to have obtained man who has not
only an American, but an European rcpu
tation as a diplomatist.- Was. Rep.
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THREE CENT PIEcEs.-The Philadel-
phia Ledger says of the operations of the
mint during the month: "lhe manufacture
of three cent pieces has been immense
2,G6s,s0O pices were coined, represent
ing in value $4,000. Last month the
coinage of this very convenient little piece
was over q million and-a-haIf and the
then was thought to be immense.-Large
as this supply is, it does not exceed the de-
mand. The Treasurer has now but few
on hand.
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ES According to correspondent of
the New York Times Mr.. Webster signed
his will on the Thursday before his death
1t was drawn up under his direction by
Geo. I. Curtis, Esq. 1t gives tie Marsh
field property to the widow during her
lifetime, and then transfers it to Fletcher
Webster-the only living child Of the de-
ceased statesman-whose son, Daniel
an unusually intelligent and manly l:td Of
about twelve years,-succeeds to the in
heritance. Mr.. Webstcr's grandchildren
by his dau! Inter, Mrs. Appleton, are already
very wealthy, so that no injustice is done
them in this bequest. He did not forget
his numerous friends and relatives, but left
to very many of them little marks of his
favor, and memorials of the dead. James
w. Paige, Il. II. Blatchford and Fletcher
Webster are the Executors, and Mrs.
Webster Eyecutrix. Edward Curtis and
Peter Harvey, Esqs, are Trustees on be-
half Of the widow.
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E Otto RS ia BILE.

GRAHAM's MAGAzISE.-Thc November No.
fthis monthly is on our table A. is al-
ways the case, it is well filed with choice
prose and poetical articles. The name Of
Graham has becomo so proyerbiil, that
Western Editor informed .i;s readers. that
the Wing nominee for the Vice Presidcn-
cy, conducted the best Literary Magazine
In the country. The postage on Gralam's
Magazine is only 2 cts. per number, or 6
cents per quarter, payable in advance
Send on % to G. r. Graham Philada.,--
and procure copy, or for dollar more,
(e40 wc will give copy Of the Magazine
and the Ledger one year.
The RowAS WIG g. WESTERN ADVOCATE.
This Is the title Of a new paper just
commenced at Salisbury, N. ~, copy Of
which we have received. tits handsome
iy printed sheet, and tho Editors, Messrs
Miller e. James, give evidence by the O.
riginal matter in shis number, ofgrcat pro-
fcieney:
The path Of nm editor Is not the prim-
rose Of dallianoc." Ever keep that before
your minds eye, gentlemen, and whatever
cause you engage in. II you believe II to
hs right advocate IT, without fear, favor
OF affection" influencing you. We wish
the Whig & Advocate every success.
THE WEsrsnsrER REuEw.--The follow.
ing are tho contents Of the octeher num-
bck
The Oxford Commission, p
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IL will bc understood that tile electors
named above are Pierce and King electors
indeed there WAS no opposition.
Mr.. HUDSON introduced in the House
resolution similar 10 that which had Le n
permitted to pass in caucus, tn the effect
that the State in voing for Pierce ~ d
iing was not to he understood as in any
way ceasing its opposition to the compro-
misc measures. IL was opposed 10y Mr..
Campbell, Of Charleston, and, on motion,
laid "n the table by very large majority,
there being but four negative voices.
The following message from his Excel
lency the Governor, WA read in 10th
Houses 10y Beaufort ]. Watts, ESQ, the,
Secretary:
ExRcuTIvE DEPARTaggT,
Columbia, Nov. 2, 1853.
Gentlemen Of the Senate and
House Of Representatives:
! feel it my duty officially to announce
to you the deaths OF two OF our most L.
lustrious Statesmen, Henry Clay and Daniel
Webster, which hayo occurred since your
last meeting.
Thus, in the space Of three short year,,
have passed away from the stage Of ac-
ton, three Of the greatest names that
have ever adorned the history Of our.
country. Calhoun, Clay, and Webster,
were names which were upon every lip,
for praise or blame according TO the pecu-
liar political tenets Of those who pronounc-
ed them. They were the shining. stars Of
our Republic. One by one the, have
been extinguished, rs though they were
not permitted 70 shine but in conjunction.
While we nnourned the loaa Of our. own
Calhoun, we should not withhold our
homage TO. the intellectual powoI and
worth Of his great compeers---or refuse to
mingle cur tears with Kentucky or Massa.
chusetts. DER the tosntR of their favorite
sons. Differing, u is true, upon tie. agi-
tating subjects Of the day, now that the
grave has closeA over them, we should
forget whatever Of ffailty was Incident TO
their mortality, and only remember them
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Tanrastsr Trhsrr.
Lnncasterville, 8. G..
WEDNESDAY. NOV. 10. 1852.
Daguerreotypes.

Feo~ what we learn. we are led to believe
thrt Mr. MARTINS perfect master Of his prt
His rooms IRE Mt Capt. Cousart's. We in
tend 70 coll on Mr.. NJ. when we will he en,-
bled to speak Of his proficiency from our own
knowledge.
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that this interference is likely to be fol-
lowed by an immediate and satisfactory
adjustment Of the whole affair.
France.-The speculative mania in
Paris continues to increase. In some case
interest at the rate Of ITO per cent has
actually been paid. to carry on transactions
from one settlement to another.
Bourse, Tuesday, 422 per cents, loe; 8
per cents, g! 90.
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It9islutiur.
The LeYislaturc.

Both Houses of the Legislature met on
Tuesday ut ii O'Clock.
In the Senate, the Senator elect from
St. Pauls' Parish, Hon. Robert Fishburne,
was duly qualified.
In the House that body elected the TO-
lowing Off :crs:
Reading Clerk.-John S. Richardson.
Messenger.-F. w. Dinkus.
Doorkceper.-A. Palmer.
At IL NJ. 10th Houses proceeded to
vote for Electors for President and Vice
President Of the United States, when the
following gentlemen were elected:
For the State ut large.-C. u. Men,
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Necessary to n choice, l49.
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BY Electric Telegraph----Latest Intel.
hgence. :

London, Oct. 20.-Tbe
reason Of the late change in the Turkish
Ministry is now apparent, in the positive
refusal Of the Sonth to ratify the Turkish
loan. Russian influence Is said TO be At
the bottom OF this important step.
The Times's city article says:
The new Turkish cabinet is entirely
Russian aud Austrian in It's character, and
strong Influences have unquestionably
been used TO throw difficulties in the way
Of the ratification Of the loan. Il is re-
ported that the French Minister has taken
the matter up with great energy, and
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INDIA RUBBER GOODS.

INDIA RUBBER UOSE--THE UNDERSIGNED IS
daily receiving his factories large quantities 81 sis
patent vneanised India Rubber Hose The hose l. war
az 10 b. AFFECTED tho heat oolaroJV
grease and never leaks II eau be carried sbr3nea th
roueh edges Ii IL cheaper and durable than any
sther hose now IN Couplings pipes. and prinklc
always hand ~ mshuiaet.rer. ptiee' ~ te A-Vht-
mediation Of purchases HUME ~. ,DNf,.
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CTREEr DEPARTMENT, NO. 4HALL or RECORDS :

CTREET DEPARTMENT, NO. 4 HALL OF RECORDS -
~ Public notice is hereby von that tho following reso-
tons hsye been presented in the Dosrd of Assistant Alder
To fence vacant lots Seventeenth street and
eighth street, between Fifth and Madison to
flag side walk north side Twenty sroot, between
Fifth and Madison avenues TO flag fopr feet through
sidewalk Of Twenty ninth street between Third and
to fcnoc vacant lots south
ninth street and Fourth avenue Alo the following ret
onto open Lexington avenue from Fifteth 10 Fifty tn
street. All persons interested having objections thereto
requested to present them in writing
his office, before the tenth day june next.
May 20, 1852. JOHN T. DODGE. Street Commissioner.
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, CemRsrsasrs once untii Tuesday june s. 1854 81
o'clock for the whole or any part Of the under mem
Sss Tsss Five
this State passed June 30 ls5 by An ordinance
z: T Ala @ s X n sss
shares the v.lu q which viii 500 share. and
NV 9s1d
g. Day
q sn s ystTs s and Su,r stock No
b. sf the Legislature Of tbs state passed june
apS ~ # By *. q s s. @ Ss sa 5
vi. snIrses shares the Par value
as s sss i s. PER
first day o. November in ,he year ss and $4,000 on abe
aI E ss 'es iss
s 3
" s nyOs Nay 2S s The said stock , y e ansS
will one bundled DOLLAR. each share and Wall bear ino
Ts OF i've % he I
the ississars q siss sssss xSri csS so ana ~
3 e. sS s Y the
: :S s n: % s BE- 9 ps
@ %
Ae desired .na. vii ss
MINI 4 sssS y m:
an endorsed Proposals for here designate the paItieu-
lar stoch.) JOSEPH r. TAYLOR, Comptroller.
CoMpTRoILER's oyyIcE. New York May %, 1862.
CORPORATION N0TICE.-FUBLIC NOTICE IS
~ hereby gyen 10 the occupant
pasts Of all houses and lots, improved arimBroved
lands affected thsIeSy ,has tho following
the eee Of me Bureau Assessments for examination
by all persons interested viz For building in
Second avenue from the sewer in Twentyeghth
within 80 feet Of Ywenty-s street The limits
traeed BY such assesmsn include al the several houses
eflsnd situated beth sides Of seconf avenue between
Twenty and Twenty eighth Streets Ali PERSONS
whose intsre.ts arc affected by the above named
meKts and who are the same OF either Of the
requested TO present Their obeeonR il writing
undersigned, Z. their ONCE, Ne Hail Of RecoI le wy6a
thirty Gays frCK the date Of this notice.
SAMUEL ii. DE MOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH,
1850,
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ANTHOLOGY, 80

DRoFEss0R WILSON, THE CELEBRATED AsTR0L.
oger 2a Elm street. Spring, tells with the great
accuracy the time and nature Of Sickness and
business, time Of marriage, description wife
husband gaining property. &C., &c. No. Nsshinr can o.
cape bis observation whom the time Of srth Is given.
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E0I MyERl0OL-UNITBD STATES NAIL sT8AM-
u ship ARCTIC Cart. James C. Luce This steamer
lively On sssSrSAy June lath :. u 1slosh y. from her
paid for. For freight passage having uasqualed
medssons tor elegance or comfort apply TO EDWARD X
will sueceed the Arctic. and sail June 18th. :
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vTHENnW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED sTATKS
Mail Stesmers-The ships composing this line are the
following ATLANTIC, Captain West.
TACTIC, Captain Nye.

BALTIC, Captain Comsteck.
ADhiAIlC, Captain Grafton.
These ships having teen built BY contract expressly for
trv every care has been taken In their
rructon-a in their engnesto strength
and their for passengers snequaled for
Price Of passage from New York TO Liverpool in hrst
cabin f2o IN second cabin, So Exclusive Of extra
From Liverpool to New York, e30 and eco
An experienced surgeon attached 10 each ship
No berth secured until paid for.
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MUSICAL.

x,oIIAN PIANos.-HALLEr DAVIS 3 co.'s NEW
AZ York warsrooms at ~ Broadway, (Gould Ber
rvs music publishing warehouse where mey be found
without Coleman's f.oiap, as improved by H. p 4 Co.
Also great variety Of New York Pianos and second
hand. Boudoir Pianos. Pianos to let.
GOULD & BERRY, 297 Broadway.
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oRTHINGToN c.. sNETHEN CONTINUES TO
practice law the Supreme Courtto attend to cases
70 prosecute claims and settle accounts
psf tho Departments and Boards Of Commissioners-to
lure patents at home and abroadto obtain pensions
bounty landsto collect debts d.iden u.s. legacies and
ances in any par. Of the United States and in foreign
tresto In loans and stocks,
m bond and ortgageard to negotiate the purchase
pale Of loans lands and patent in any state
m Particular attention paid 60 California land title
scming up to the United States Supreme Court en-
kal Communicati lions. prepaid, addressed to w: q.
ben No. Carroll place, Capitol I'LL. Washington.
I. Will peatMith pr0mpt Attention.
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C0RPoRATIoN NOTICE.-PUBLICN NOTICE IS
~ hereby given, to the owners occupant
psnte Of all houses and ots improved unmrroyed lands
affected thereby that the following assessments have been
completed by the ASSESSOR and lodged in the office OF
the Bureau Assessments for examination by all
interested viz For laying crosvaks IN Madison street,
between Earkct and Oliver streets. The limits embraced
by such assessment include a tho several houses and
Of ground vacant lots pieces snd parcels Of land tu aed
on both sides Of Madison street, between James and Pike
Streets both sides Of Oliver and Catha-ine streets be-
tween Oak and Msnry streets and both sides of Market
street. between Henry and Monroe streets All whose
interests affected BY The above namsd and
who exposed 20 The same, either Of them,
quested rreseAt their objections in writing 10 the
dergnsd, - their oaee, No. Hail Of Records, within
''' ~ ''S~ skMuEL H. DE MOTT.
yy s1sSSsIw SSisSTEiSSIHScN, Assessors.
omse Hprsar or Assessments Street Department June
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CTREET DEPARTMENT. NO. HALL OF RECORDS.
- Public notice s hereby given, that the following pot
tions have been presented to Board Of Aldermen
To grade curb gutter and nag sidewalk north side
Of twenty seventh street, the cast side Thrd
TO limo Of the public school property To regulate
and pave Seventeenth street, from
river To nag space wide through sidewalks Of
between Fourth and Seventh avenues
where not already tagged Also the following
To pave Thirtch street, from Eighth to Tenth avenues
Cherry street from Corsas street to East street.
auestsd 10 present them in writing e sho nnderssnsd
May 6.1952. JOHN 4. DODGE, Street Commissionsr.
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CRoToN AQUEDUcT DEPARTMENT--To con-
~ traeors-Seaed Prcpesals. endorsed Proposal for
building Sewer in Broemo srset will be received at the
Office o. the Croton Aeueduet Department, (Rotunda,
Park until Monday tho I4h day ef June 1884, at three
o'clock p NJ 10 build Sewer, With the necessary recev
ing basins and cuivsrts IN Brocme street, from Greene
stress 70 seventy I'VE feet wss Of Broaawayheing in
length about four hundred feet The plan 81 the
specifications for tho building Of the same and all other
formation relating thereo. be obtained application
TO the ContrAst Clerk At this Office. NICHOLAS DEAN,
President Of the Croton Asaeduct Department..
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DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS.
NEWMANTILLAs,s HAWLS, SILKS, DRESS GOODS
One Of tho best stocks in the eycry
point Lacss Richardse. and other Styles Of Linens Ia;
bio Cloths Napkins, Barnssy Sheetngs, and tho usual
supply Of domestic goods, At low prices by
TIFFANY g. CUTTING, 3a1 Broadway.
ITO DRY GOODS DEALERs.-ANY ONE HAVING
stock OF dry goods, from 5000 to SsO05 which they
wish to dispose Of hear Of an opportunity doing so to
good advantage addressing line to j. - Herald oce
stating when and where interview be had. All
municatons strictly confidential.
TNHE GREAT ATTRACTION AT NO. 81 BROADWAY
Il still continues unabated.-The proprietor, anxious
In every way merit the appreciation of his patrons has
completed arrangements for this week Commencing this
day Monday the 2h inst to offer extraordinary induce
ment purchasers In addition to the novelties already
Advertised he has had consigned, for i'm mediate sale,
assembage elegant Paris Hats at s. 80 So
and SO 30 each in every vastly superior in style and
elegance to any offered in this city ut SIS and So cach
Please OBSERVE tho Ladies' Partisan Hat Depot No. 3ll
D'' WM. ATKINS. Prorretor,
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DErAaTMENT on RKPAIRs AND SUPPLIES, NAY

DEPARTMENT OF REPAIRS AND SUPPLIES, MAY
~ IL, lH2-To Builde-s.-SeSled proposals will be
ecived st the Scs OF the Cemm OF and Sup
plies, basement No. New City Hail. until Friday May q,
A. ~ O'clock H. at which time they will be publicly pened,
for altering and searsne shc ssasg Amos street,
baildsrs will csuae for the and carpenter work
separately Tho plan and specification of tho required
TO DONE and all information in regard thereto
had At tho q the Rpsirs to Public
furnish either otRce NB,The Commission
the right to reject all any Of the estimates deemed
the interest Of the Corporation. 80
WIN. ADAMS, Commissioner Of Repairs and Supplies.
DEPARTMENT OF REPAIRS AND SUPPLIES NAY
- "a, ls62-To Builders-Sealed proposals will be re-
seiyed ~ the once Of Repairs and Sup
piie nassment No. New City Hall, until Friday, May
clees M 81 which time they will DO publicly opened,
ter tse Of building on Wett street near Riying
Hose Company No ~ Builders will estimate the
work separately The plan and specification
ofthc building required all inform In regard there
se had A. ahs oss Of The Repairs
mates will efurnhsd At either once, NB-The Commits
soner reserves the right TO rejscs any Of tk11st
matos deemed for the intecest Of the Corporation
WIZ. ApAEs, Commissioner Of Repairs and Supplies,
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ANCEs-PAssAGIs.-DRAF FROM 81
Esrsa Y TOW. AZ. =
IMAM, GRINNELL & CO, s. South street, seie
IN this city for the swallow Pail lines Of ysrHosl
1sndon packet ships.
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CORPORATION NOTICR-PUBLIC NOTICE is
hereby gwen 10 the eyner OF owners eeeupan.
pants Of AL houses and .cs improved
affected thereby that the following assessments have
completed BY the Assecre and lodged .Le oeo Of
the Bureau Of for examination by all
interested viz For regglatng and grading
embraced BY sreh assessment include all the several houses
and lots Of ground yacsnt lots pieces and parcels Of land
and seventh avenues All persons whose interests If
7ected by the above named and who
posed the same either ths arc requested 10 pro
sent their in writing to the undersigned at their
efee No. Hall Of Records, wthin thirty days tom tie
SAMUEL H. DE MOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH.
Once, Bureau Of Assesfaente Street Department., May
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f,AsT OFF CLOTHING AND TuRNITggEWhyN ME,
" Ladies or gentlemen having any Clothing OF fernituTs
20 dispose Of can obtain price BY sending 9r the So
ssrbsr At hs rssdsnse through tho pe w DC stcn-
I'd TO. NJ 8 COHEN No. 10 Elm street AZ. o.-La'Ss Az
tended by yrs CetsR.
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bRT HAMILTON, L. 1.-THE STEAMBOAT JOHN
HART leaves from Pier foot Of Murray street, at
Ssk =. n, until the 10Th Of June. when the WILSON
LII will resume her trip, and leave Fort Hamilton at
N. and =. NJ; returning. leave New York at An
NJ for the season, remaining ~ Fort Hamilton for
h,fbt.
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CLOTHING.

TvAsT OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WdhTso
u Ladies or gentleman having any Clottmg fltare
or Jeyslry dispose Of can obtain fair caeh rrlco ~
sending the subscriber At his residence Or thr shs
post. Ladies attended by Mrs. pnsssd9rt, ~ -
street, h. NJ DUssAbpou'
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nEpARTNENT OF REPAIRS AND sUprLiEs. NAY

IMPAIRMENT OF REPAIRS AND SUPPLIES. MAY
- 81, lS52.To Buildcrs-Seaed proposals. will ba re-
eeivcd at the Office Of the Commi onr Of Repairs and Sup
H. at ~ o'clock NJ, Mt which time they viii be publicly
opened, for rebuilding horse Of Hose Company No22 and
and Eldrdge streets Builders will estimate for che mason
and carpenter work separately The plan and modification
required TO be done, and all informal in
gard thereto be had at the office OF the dent
Repairs Public Buildings, ~ Elizabeth street Blank
estimates will be furnshc cd at cithor Office BThe Com
tho right to reject all or any Of the ost
mates if deemed for the interest q the Cooperation
WM. ADAMS,
Commissions Of Repairs and Supplies.
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Rare CHANCE FOR ANY MAN WITH A CAPI-
tai Of from 5000 to 81 CO. wishing to got into business
il Grocery and Liquor 1gore in nsshboring city, A.
miles from New York, doing frstrate cash business,
eng ont that the pro prctor is going with friend
other more lucrative business. Address o. n, Herald
y. far w0 day
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IMPAIRMENT OF REPAIRS AND SUPPLIES, NAY
- 3ls 1852 To carriage builders. Sealed proposals will
the ONCE of the Commissioner of Repairs and
Supplies, basement No. Now City Hall ninth Friday, June
ltb ~ o'clock, M at which time they will be publicly
building Hose Carriage for the Corporation of
New York to be known No 81 The plan and specifea
ton the STYLE the materials required the construction
thereof further information in regard thereto
be had at tho Office of the Chief Engineer Of the Fire De-
parmcf No 81 Elizabeth street, Blank estimates will he
furnished either office. n BThe Commission
the right reject all of the estimates, deemed for
the interest Of the Corporation. WM. ADAMS,
Commissioner Of Repairs aud Supplies.