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YEAST POWDERS.

TNliESE Powders, intended as substitute
l. for yeast, to making all kinds OF butter
cakes. possesses several advantages over that
article. The butter with which they are
mixed is instantly rendered light and ready
for baking; thereby enabling house keepers
to furnish cakes in any season at the shor-
test notice. The cases made with these
powders are less likely TO disagree with the
stomach DIAN those made in the usual way
For sale by IL. b. NlBERT.
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Balance due a Abraham Lobdell
pour trlvaux fats sur la terre
arpar!cnant q Oats.
Ninniant Total.

Montant Total, S723S 81
f. votrc Comitt suggcre respectGau3c-
me,t au Jugi de Police Ia nGce5si,G lie pour
v0ir aux moyens par l'assessenent d une
take. de payer ct d'cteinlre les dettes ct re-
carnations susmontionnGes par termcs dun,
deux ct trois ans. n Perception du lpgement
en- favour de ]. p. Michel don't Ie rfgIement
devra 6tre diIi;rt lusqn'a &c que les process
entire le dit Michel ct IA Paroiase soient de-
cidGs ct determines.
Nous trouvons dgalemcnt quill sera nc
cessaire De rrtlever pour les besoins DC Ia
Paroisse pour Fame 1892, Ilne snmme addi-
tionnelle de ES6020 o0l six mile neui cent
vingt piastres pour les OBJECTS snvans. savoir;
Pour lusp'I. de chemins ct lerGes $500 90
Mr.. Lyle propose d'eiacer du Rapport du
ComitG dc Finances le conpte du, \. X.
Knox. N montant dc Silll 6.
L. vote nominal ayant etc orlonn6, les
nembres slivans voterent CONNIE suit sa-
volr
Messrs VIM Jones Lyle. J. t. Nolan, +.
Cooney. B. peyronnin and NJ. {. Leblanc
dams affirmative
IT Mcssrs John l.. Lobiell. Charles l..
Petit ct Ernest lI6bcrt dans la ne ,ativc.
j." co'lpIc iuI aio.S cii"'V "" ','''"", .
Rfsaip. Que Ia somnIe lie (5so0) to) hut
mil p;astrcs. soft assessor ct coilec!ee pour
les besoin+ de IA Paroisse pour i'annGe 1852,
commencement Ia loi, pour les Ducts men
tonnes dams lie Rapport du ConIr6 de Fl
RANGES, exccpt6 lie Placement du jugcnent en-
fayeur de n X Knox.
Les complies suivans furent alloues:
IA DR.. j. i. Nolan Juge de Pa'x S. 90
A Adrien Hebert, pour enquettc 81
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4 DOZEN Preston and Mcrils celebrated
+ Yeast Powders. j. PARRY y co.
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wAp.ELLE ADELE BONNEvARD,

WILL give instruction on the Piano Tor
w short time in the city of Baton
Rouge.
Mademosello B. has the most flaterin-
testimonials Of the high appreciation of her
talents from her native country. For par
ticnlars as to terms, &c, apply at the ofilte
of the Harvey House. Aug. 10 If.
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SHIPPING.

-eNNaN 49, ~~sN ->Nss 81 49,. is. -
sn,p - 10 49,
s,-,rar fs,sepcersThe ard splendid double sngi
~ eoHmsn'rr Nj 's.ya Ter aark, pss n" y a. los
iasl +. T. sosas'iHs !! Psasas Tl:s ia fsyo.i.S
~! III tnI' ,hs y ,he sies's ~
"a sn Fian'r direct These vessels. in
,6arfst h.rnwali rree. Booi. now open and tare1rn
! ~ cr sls tirss cabin state rooms sos second cabin
state r'us ~ sts'raT, wv Tor 'reisat y passage,
eG,. sa.ss- = :,
L HE r.u ana Superior sscansh Al RAMA = l. Ina
',I"gr w '>s s, p s:'r.,y A'osoas
- ''~ Samuel, l.. MiTGiiIsI' 10, From. street.
;le PlDgIts Thomas I,n, ~ ~, az I;,l IL, j. - a..
nrasy June ,h Tor s1.ed s,repr.n
I'D sr, thtse sfips have 10 superior the ocean.
Eo9E NORFOLK, cry, FONT AND sI5nuoNp.-
Parrish ss, Master s ro IL, Is oisS R,o9 "a s s l'
Sot nyn5s IS Passage sea ' %r. s' Pc .
tseurg apc ri hmond statsrom included $40 secrays
IT. a s % and ssiS r i ps. sD, IGb bias
: ,.'y,, eu mp
tsrs copERNicDs wietnf master one year ga
will for positively before the 2i June
no cargo aud therefore offers Superior opportunity TO
on ARMY to tho captain on board foot Of Rector rsss
or to RODEWALD BROTHERS, 20 Beaver street. RI
Eos RIO JANkiRo AND vAhr TAs Tue new
crogrs conmsndsr Vii depart Tor the port:
on Ihrday hrt dsy July snsnins For pasge 30 above
porte having 14vfs SSooks CO.
rA san raASGIsc s pnEcT
nARBTcR Rosq Ms sns vi" ip sa IN
ns a &c r 70 ANY sser ss
esli passgc; Apply board Pier il North liver,
the agents BUrLEk lis sad les south street.
sssS s. g. i 81 i
theft Of Barclay street. North river.
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MEDICAL.

UNR. JOHNSON, 10 DUANE STREET, so WELL
~ known, for the last twenty-five years. as the most
successful New York in the treatment Of dis
eass may be consulted usual at his old Office Those
who have suffered from medical preenders may rely
having their treated by physician ofeIperience.
nR RALPH, AUTHOR OF THE PRACTICAL TREA-
~ tise." sc. &C. Once hours to IL A. NJ Ito gP H.
(Sun exoeped) No 6fS Houston street. Wooster
street From professions advantages can be
elaine ed by other person practising In this speciality In
America and which refer in proof Of h mod
qualifications he with confidence, promise
tain safe radical than be obtained from auy
other Those who apply in recent will be
prised their often effected IA very fow days
Severe and complicated under his peculiar
msnt, radically and permanently cured.
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STkEET DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF RECORDS
Public notice a hereby giyen that the following reso-
men To pave Thirty eighth street, from Third avenue
East river the carriage way First avenue
sidewalks Of Ninth avenue from 70
are requested to present them in writing the
at his office, or before the 2st day Of June next
June 10 1862. JOHN T. DODGE, Street Commissioners.
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nEPARThENT of kEpAiaS aN I,Snosals VIII 3. y.

nRPARTMENT OF REPAIRS AND SUPPLIES, JUNE
~ ., lss2 To Brders-soslsd proposals will ss re-
niles basement No. | New City Hall, west end untn
tuesday June 49, at IL o'clock M at which time they I'll
man street 20 used police station for the Second
brist Police and also alterations TO building NO zS
Twefth street, for the use Engine Company No: a.
n"ders will estimate for the and carpenter work
Zach building separately Tho plans ana specifications OF
Le work required he done and all inform IN regard
thcreo can be bad Mt the obe Of the
l., Ia Public Buildny No ~ Elizabeth street Blank
be rad a. either once N B ~, SSm%
S%N she intcrsst Of the Corporation
q Gonna 90 REPAIRS and Supplies.
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rv>HEy.RRigD woNhN's PRIVATE MEDICAL Coz.

TUNEE MARRIED. WOMFS's PRIVATE NEDTCA L con,
j pann- by Dr. A. N. Naatoeau Profsssur of Disesaoa
Womsh.-fwenteth edition, as mo-, pp. 2O-Priee. RI.
Years Of suffering Of physical And mental anguish 20 me-
band, might have been spared bs timely possession
work " il intended especially fer the married, 49,
eopmplang msrriase as IT, dsoloses important secreS
which should he known to tLtnt particularly.
bore Also every semalcthe ftfe-the mosner-the -
either budding into womanhood the other In the dse
Of yearx-in whom nature oVntemplstes an importadQ
change discover the symptoms, AID the me1o
cfeient remedies aud certain mode q In eve
complaint to which her ssx l. subject.
(Entrnct Of letter from rteman IN Daysou, omeJ
DR.. A. NJ. MAvRreEAu:-- DAgroS, May l, l8A.
NV DrAR sun wife has been perez ably sinking fee
three in Of her treat
suish suffering months before and during her
and pfxsratng her putting her life in imminent dr.
which the last ossaon dspared sk Isupp1
this state Of things inevitable and resigned myssk -
meet the worst At this time (Lov shout two months)
heard your book highly spoken o. eensAsine nAe
tsrs reaching case On ta receipt and perssA csnAe
express 70 you the relief afforded mind
the Joy its pages i'm parted to wife, learning nss
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opened prospect TO me which little sonee,yea vas ~.
over my head, In all human PROBABILITY my NY ue ~
been in her grave and my children lets A..
IL Is, OF course mprsctcsbe 20 eohvey more iuy
serious subjects treated Of as they are OF hate ssy
intended for the married those contemPauhs
For sale OF go Broadway and tthe publishing orse,
Tucker Mobile Alabamai r. o. Petersen, 70 Chessnve
street Phade phia On the receipt OF 81, acopy WAL
transmitted by mail FREQ OF postage 90 any part OK s
limited states All letters must be addressed post rMd "
Or. A. NJ Mauriseau, box "a New YORK city. Vnes "
Liberty street.
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MATRIh0NY, AND THE SECRET OF LOVE AND
M Beauty spsndidy illustrated teaches how TO win the
devoted affection of the opposite courshp mar
riage Ac also how 70 be handsome Single book DC Five
Albany post paid) Remtances by mail perfectly safe.
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gIYYYPTN0.


ENOH LIvkRPOtL-UNITBD STATES MAH. STDAN-
ship ARCTiG Capt.. James c: Luce This ssssnse
viii depart with me Untee States Mails for Europe posi-
lively on SATURDAY June 18th. AZ u o'clock NJ from neg
berth Mt the foot 81 Canal street No berth secured tdl
paid for For reght or passage, having
modatons for elegance or comfort apply 10 EDWARD x.
COLLINS " %. 81 Wall street. The steamship BALTIC
viii succeed The Arctic. aud sail June 10Th.
NoTICT-PAssENGEs PER STEAMSHIP ARCTIC
for liverpool will please be board at the foot of
Canal street. TINS day Saturday. juno r. AZ II A.
". X. COLLINS a. co.
THENkW York AND LIVERPOOL yNITRD STATES
hsn steam ships somposing this las the
following ATLANTIC, Captaih West.
PACIFIC Captain Nys.
ARCTIC, Captain Luce.
BALTIC, Captain Comstosk.
ADRlATIC, Captain Grafton
fhese phsps having been BULL by contract expressly for
sysrnment service, has been taken IN shsk
strueeonaain their ennete spssd.
and tne for
Price OF passage from New York 10 Liverpool In hrst
sze state rooms, $500.
From Liverpool to New York, $50 and GO
An experienced surgeon attached to each ship.
No berth scared until paid for.
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NOTICE-pUBrrC NorTcr IS

~ hereby given, TO the owners occunant r
eupants, OF all houses and lots improved ar unmproyed
lands affected thereby that the following
been completed by the Assessors and lodged ose
OF TIE ureau OF Assessments for examination all
Interested, yizFor filling and grading
street ard setting curb gutter
Eleventh avenue. The Inita embraced by such
nent include all tho several houses aud lots run
vacant lots pieces and PARCELS OF land situated both
sides OF Ihiryecond street from Tenth Eeyruth
mIe on the westerly side 81 Tenth southsry from
Thirty second street 100 feet and northcry from Thirty
second et 100 feet and the eastory Of eleventh
100 feet north aud south from Tty
All persons whose interests arc affected by the ABOVE
named assessments, Iand WHO opposed e. he same,
or either Of them requested 20 present their OBJ
jections IN writing 70 the undersigned at their "a, No
Hall 81 Records, within trty dayrool ths tate this
notice. SANUEL II Dr MOTT.
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, ASSESSOR.
ISAAC VS.. SMITH,
Office Buroau of Assessments, Street Dcpxtmont, june
H.
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CORPORATION NoTIcE.-PUBLIC NOTICE is
~ hereby riven ths owners occupant or oc
cnpants 81 and lots i'm proved unim proved
lands affected thereby shat the following sessments have
pleed by the and lodged the Office
of tho Bureau Of for examination BY al per-
interested viE;For raising the east side of Centre
street between Leonard and Franklin streets The limits
embraced ty such include all the several houses
aud lots ground vacant lots pieces and land
situated the casterly eide Centre street. between
gard aud Franklin Streets the northerly side Leonard
Al sontbery sdo OF Franklin Streets between and
Centre All whose interests by
the above and who opposed TO tho
came or Of them requested 90 present their otcc
lions In writing TO the undersigned at their Office No
Hall Of Records within thirty days from the date this
n,tso SAMUEL II. DE MOTT ,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON. Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH,
once Bureau Of Assessments. Street Department, juno
g. 1862.
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CORPORATION N0TICE-PUBLIC NOTICE tS
~ hereby given that petition has been presented in tko
board II Assistant Aldermen for 10 Fifth street from
Bowsry - Avenue O. and resolution fo tho extension Of
she in Second vt % the Bowsy. All IN
II the same having objections thereto requested
81 the in writing the Contract clerk at this
flee, or before June 7th. NICHOLAS DEAN,
President 81 the Croton Aqredust Department q
Srot0n Ann Dent + Rot pdx1. Nav
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I,oR NEW ORLEANS. DIRECT-THE NEW DOUBLE

E'UN
commanded will leave Pier East river the aeeys port
has elegant accommodations fer passepgs PASSAGE IN
calm state room 500 Passage In Storage @ For reghs
or passage apply board, to Thomas r. stanton 90
south street or 70 Lincoln CO.. lo sar street Mea-
nished TO shippers application the clerk board or
the office OF The only bogrd The steam
ship BENJAMIN FRANKLIN will succeed the William
Penn.
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lR. BERGN CORNER OF BROADWAY AND
~ Houston street, has just return cd from Paris.
whore b. has been testing his for cure
diseases. His has been such thai his rsat-
has been adopted approved Of hrst sur-
gcons In Europe prescription II SUM-
Gent 10 elect Hours, from 20 aud from7 TO
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CROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT. - TO CON-
~ traetors-Seaed Proposals, endorsed Proposal for
building Sever in Henry street. will be received at the Of
nee of The Croton Aqueduct Department Rotunda Park
until Monday the 2lst day of June, b2 at o'clock, NJ
to build Sewer with the receiving basins and
enlvsrs in Henry street. from Jefferson TO Clinton street.
being in length about 4o5 feet The plan Sewer and
specific aton for the building of the all other in
formation relating thereto, be obtained apple
TO the Contract Clerk, at this Office -
NICHOLAS DEAN,
President Of the Croton Aqusduct Department.
Nav YarL lima Qtb
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CTREET DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF RECORDS
~ Public notice hereby given that the following petitions
have been presented in the Board OF Aldermen TO fence
the lot fronting tho south side OF West Twenty
eighth street the house the southwest corner Of
Broadway and eighth street. To fence three
lots in Twenty third street. 100 feet east Of Second
Twenty third street. To widen state street from Battery
place Whitehall street. To fence in the stone yard OF
Masterson Smith, on avenue b, between Eleventh and
Hudson River To dig well and erect pump In
street. between First and Second avenues. To
tween Eighth and Broadway Also the following
resolution TO regulate and repaye the carrage way OF
Duane street. from Washngton West street. All persons
Interested having objections thereto requested TO pre-
sent them IN writing the undersigned At his Office on or
juno IL, 1862. Street Commissions
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NEW MEDICAL BUOkS--A PRACTICAL WORK on
IN ths Nature and Treatment % Diseases; by H. BeS0r
wick NJ d. practising physicap ara surgeon and leess
these complaints Price reduced 30 81 5o37 eotsr11
plates. Extract fom the BcstcB Medical and surasn1
Journal 1t may be said fsarey TO be equsi Assoo0
Records great work the Family VI -
far superior to anything Of the Kind before
country Author OF work Vices and their terri
consequences Thsis without doubt the NEST truthful
important book this subject rubishea. Price, y
Author ofa book Natural pesth, Diet S~ Family -
sieisn Cause Of Quacicry, &C. no. For sale ~ H. AnA
the Auttor 5O4 Broadway
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DABlCAh CURES, AT a sEGLL RxrhrsE.-DOcToD
~ WARD selicits the attention ~ all patienss whom ID
sonceTue. be with abs celebrity oaea
saty and oassPnsss The incredible Asia.
~ convinced OF bis wonderful rover all A.
pIasees conyeniencss yst kne1
possesed and literally direnasd by him tns an rspv
nate Once. Canal street and Hroad~sy Coas.
t&tisPs priv ate. sdvios gratis. book GRATIS.
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ER. MORRISON, 2oik FuLlON STREET. OoM-
- tnues to be ~ II, Cd fren Dis and patioa
Others desiring to be skiy ana justly frosted
" on bis experience o. - his special
DEBILITY yariAbly cured See lis dploDA
in his ohCo
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUELiC NOTICE Is
~ hereby gwen to the owners, occupant or
oupants Of all houses and lots improved unimprovsd
lands Affected thereby that the following
been completed by the Assessors and lodged the Office
the Bureau Assessments for examination by all per-
h terested viz. For in Pearl street, from
State Whitehall street. The limits braued by
such scude all the several houses and
gcund lots pieces and parcels q land situated
both des of Pcar street betwesn Whitehall and state
the westerly side of whitehall street. between
Bridge and Pearl streets and the southery side Of
Bridge street between State and Whitehall streets All
whose interests Affected by the above name
and who opposed TO the either
tem TO present their objections in writing
undersigned st their otisc No Hall OF Resords
within thirty DIVA rom the date OF this notice..
SAMUEL VI. DB MOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors
ISAAC WN SMITH,
oce Bureau Of Assessments. Street DEPARTMENT, June
S.iSJl
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ftORPOR ALTON NOTICR-PUBLIC NOTICES HIRE
- by given, TO the owner or owners occupant oceu
houses and lots improved proved lands
affected thereby that the wing have
completed by the and lodged in th Bureau Of
Assessments for examination by all persons Interested
in Thirty street. between Madison
Fifth avenues. limits embraced by such Assessment,
incude all the and ground
parcels Of land situated Doth sides Of Thirty
second street. between Fifth and Madison All per-
interests affected by the above
and who opposed to the same either Of them
20 their objections in writing to the
underlined. their Office No Hall Of Records within
thirty days FROM the date of this notice.
SAMUEL III. DE MOTT. }
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors
ISAAC WM SMITH,
Once Bureau Of assessments, Street Department June
1867
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trastors.-ssalsi proposals. endorsed proposal fof
building resolving basin Of lAnss Chfysa
streets will be received at the ose Of the Croton Aadut
Dsgartmsns Rcssrda park snsi onday the llth day
OF June, 1857 1T o'clock r. NJ TO build
eeving basin and svst the southeast OF Dean
and Chryste streets The plan Of the spssA
cations for the building OF hs and all other nforma
zion relating hsret can be obtained application 10 tho
Contract Clerk, at this office NICHOLAS DEAN,
President Of The Croton Aqusduet Department..
New York, June B. 1852
CR0ToN AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT.-TO CON-
tractors.-sealed proposals. endorsed Proposal for
Bulding Sewer in Nassau street., will be the
once OF the Croton Aqueduet Department, (Rotunda
Park until Monday the 2lt day of June 1852 at clock
r. M 20 build Sewer with the necessary receiving basins
and cuvers in Nassau street. from Ann street 100 feet
south OF Beekman street. being In length about 225 fee
The plan Of the and specifications for the building Of
the same and all other information relating thereto DO
obtained application to the Contract Clerk this
NICHOLAS DEAN,
= President ~ the Croton A4ueduet Department.
am Xor InpoI "a
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nR. COOPER, IA DUANE STREET. MAY BE EON.
~ suited diseases. His has been in he
reatmert Of old chronic cases, asonish cog
eminent yaicians DIR q Is we'll in Anl
cut II tie profession % the sccessf
diseases IN Now York III EXP Hence Is the suit sf
tRontyone ysars devoted ssciusi ely to this speciality q
the prnfes ion
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DARIS AND LONDON TREATMENT OF LOCAL
disease in few hours ~ vegetable appiicatioas
wtho pain, which he combines with Ia consNs
tutonal etions debility en-
not be cured without IT, for h. Performs daily weh
had continued for under MI other troatmon PEI.
Persons can rely other proof vhers thers mSSh
mpositi)D, but his diploma, editorial notices. sestinO.
malls from physicians, hundreds 81 oertihsAtaa.
his treatment unspustie1 for cures shs -.
eialty, who lad previously been tho ~
mposters-W Fink, Wsrng, " N. Craft, r. IronsiSss,
VIM. Ferguson Once hours, "a NJ. till and til r, r.
Treatment 1y letter. N. LARHDNT, surrecn. AZ gsa&
street, or Broadway.
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CROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMkNT-TO CONTRAC-
~ tors-sealsd proposals. endorsed Proposals for build
ing Sewer in Grand street. will he received the os Of
the Croten Asuecuct Department., totundo, Park anth
Monday the 18th day of June 1892 81 o'clock, p. NJ
build Sewer in Grand suffolk Essex
being in length abou. 1853 feet The plan Of the sewer and
for the building of the al other
form alton relating thereto be obtained
she Contract Clerk. at this Office. NICHOLAS DEAN,
: President IL the Croton Aqueiuct Department.
Na,r NnrI luna
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CRoToN AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT.-TO CON-
~ tractors.-Sealed proposals, endorsed proposal for
building receiving basins corner Of Thirythrd street and
Aqueduet Department Rotunda, PARK til Monday. the
18th day of june 1862 at o'clock r. NJ 30 build the
receiving basins and culverts the easry
Thrtythrd street and Third avenue. 10 connect With
Third The plan Of the work and spschsa
lions for the building 81 the and all ether inror atn
relating thereto can be obtained application 70 the Con-
tract Clerk, at this efRce. NICHOLAS DEAN
President of the Croton Agueduct Departments.
Nru Ynp lima
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HACKNIY C0AcHEs.-rHI oyNERs or HACK
ney Coaches are hereby notified thai thar Licenses
& saR I. on Monday. tAs h day Of June next. They are
Ssy; Jun: from No ,o to 81 Tsssaay Jpne 70 icS
tErissy june as 20 go Saturday, June 20 70 o
ne will be daily a. the eih: Of Chief q Police
ney coaches and yrant No Pass will be given for
coach unless 10 numbered follsws:Seetion B. The
mum Der Of the license the thereof shall be liked In
plain ebe brass figures Of al least two inches in length
and quarter OF inch thick each side Of the rocker
under the door Of the carriage the outside
thereof aud eh place inside OF the ear
rage shall be designated and approved by the Inspector
OF Hacks Section ~ Every Hackney Coach Carriage,
when driven used in the night shall have fxed
conspicuous part OF the outside thereof tive lighted lamps
with plain glass fronts and sides aud having the number OF
the license Of the such Hackney Coach Carriage
in plain lbc figures of at least inches in length ana
other figure device, painted with black paint upon each
81 tho said lamps in such that the same DO
distinctly and known when the said coach be driy
Ing standing Numbers taken out according to the
above regulation will be given to the 6rst applicant Pro-
protors of Livery Stables keeping Hackney Coaches for hire
required TO take out their special Licenses bet the
18th day Of June and the LIST day of July next An all
running Hackney Coaches and Carriages after the t
Of July next without license, will be dealt with TO
law Coaches must be driven Ia front of tho otce Of Chief
Police for inspection, their pecte days for license
BY order OF the Mayor
GEO W. MATsELL Chief Of Police, tnspectcr.
Dem Insne