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g.. ard casAsnne hs wife. Ja1ss rss.o. Asna Mar. rH-es
Cornelius Psrsoss Jos~pA and Man. he Je
rsS~k-ro FRANCIS SALMON. Rce>s d
Phets ks vie BENJAMIN " vsnJes.cou ssd uzy s wife, Dsa -
X Aka ks xs Par>ons, Hear vxst-srG sA
csssnrr v James Parsons, Anna Mars Psr>ns co~ssss
fsrsens JOSEPH st.t ami Nara he ~ toa sfs h<reay
complaint tbs acfsos ska
es4 the ofre Of Of cosr IN the cv ssew rssA
the seventh DAY OF AID 1884, and serve cpy yssf
al my ooe 40 49, sro1dwc CITY o. View rerh
ven twenty Gays srr tie hereof ereisve o. ne cay o.
such sss'ce; sHi M the coupsf ~ ssreed
he pstf VII svyS the Cosr nr The rehl eennndd 70 We
~Oms,s'st-D.ss Ayti 7. lisa w. 6EIsSkShAi>Ek,1 ~,
is~Csr To Rn..lS fainfif q
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~ and Elsa ais wife, Francis and Mary MAG
delene bis wife PLAINTIFF Reay Wagner and Marsset hs
VILLAINS Henry Wrought Arne~ his wife, Joha
Mcintyre and Josephine his wife, Bsrne; Wagner (naal
John deceased Frances Nays Margaret wife Of Wss
H. Hsrrsos William II. Harrson Csthan@ A. Wagner Nchs<o
Wagner shdea OF Michael Wagner, deceased ieie
mons for reLef-To HENRY WAGNER aud MARGARET las
harsnret Whan Henry Wrought and Agnes his wife, jobs
Mcintyre and Joephne his wife Barnet Wagner SOC
John decessed francs Mays Margaret wife OF william
Harrison, William n. Harrison, Cathanne Wagner, Michael
children OF Michael Wagner deceased deendsnts You
required the complaint tbs
which filed the Office OF the CLERK Of the above Court,
City OF Utica County Of Oneida and State Of New YORK.
Of March 1884, OF which herewith served upon
you and Of answer on me at my ONCE No l
Broadway City Of NewYork within days ser the service
hereof exclusive Of the day Of such service and fail
swer the complaint Aforesaid the plaintiff will Apply 10 tho Cesst
Tor the rehsf eorpint-D Dated, March 30
r. w. GEIsSENHAINER, Jr.,
40 law6wF No l6l broadway, Phintlfs' CosnseL
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SUPREME COURT.-In the matter of the ap

SUPREME COURT.-ln the matter Of the ap
~ paon Of the Mayor Aldermen and Commonsy Of the Cay
from 10Th to the Hudson River in the City Of New Yok-hs
subscribers Commissioners Of Estimate and Assessment IN the
Legislature Of the OF the State Of New Yo. entitled An
City OF NewYok, Act. passed April g.
1884, passed April 90 1882 that the abstract Of the esais and
Of the Commissioner the above matter eonnnS
Of the Of the s assessed the numbers Of such
lots they the Maps Of the together
with such and the Of whether f damage
benefit and also all the aaaayts and osr docn
which used BY the COMMISSIONERS makss their report,
AID County Of New York for the Of whomsoeve
c,ncer there for least days before the Connie
place And the further
notice the Of the act entitled An Aes
and Taxes the CITY and County Of New York and for
purposes passed May H. 1870" passed May T. isi
and lands affected thereby that completed
and Assessmentj and that all whose
affected thereby and who be opposed the
qnr-ted present their objections MOSES NAY
NARD yr Esq the Chairman Of the SAID conmoners the
within thirty dsys from date Of And thss
tents embraced BY this follows that sayi
bounded NJ follows wit; On the westerly
hne side Of osy the vest By the esste1 line side o.
bloch between and sot Aud al the ots pieces os
bounded olos On the westerly ns OF side
Of m the vest by the eaery inr side Of 18th and
line of the OF the bk between 6istst
aud the south, BY the ns Of the Of the block
their the above entitled matter viii be made pre-
scented che supreme Couu OF ths State Of New York Special
New YORK. 90 SATURDAY the s1 dsy Of March sss Al the oVsSs"
the oCu S sD day. q . soon sesf as :;
Report ss Se Jan isss '''' '''
MOSS MAYNARD ia,
WILLIAM s. GaEGORY.>
Hrsrr y. DAVIS. Attorney 10 tMaS
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BEAUTIFUL FACE and HAND

I'D The advertiser possession OF al original recipe me
result of experimental and particular study WHEREBY
the face and hand may rendered esh so and sr coun
terscne and remedyss the disbursements and nconven
fences arising from changes OF temperature aa os1et
recipe is free furn IN injurious quality and supplied 20 lady
gentleman receipt Of % s1y PAT OF 9s United
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COURT.-LEvIS. CHATFTEI.D

- Attorney General New YorA THE PRES
lDENT, DIRECTORS AND COMPANY OF THE CANAL BANK
OF ALBANfIn pursuance order Of the Supreme Coer 81
the OF New fok made the 2sh day Of NAY 1870 the
deued OF the Canal Bank OF Abany hereby
the holders Of the outstanding circulating notes or bills c tAs
said Canal Bnk the holding the certificates ey
the undersigned such for the balance UNPAID
bills Surrendered receiving the first dividend asv
that they required the sad bu and
his oce City
OF Albany within from date OF this or in De-
sh thereof st they will be pdd from the beush, Of the nd
provided tor the OF the said notes balls and eefess
all claim holding the sad
under the for
benefit Of the said Canal
may be hereafter determined For the q
holding the said bills aud ceste- the Receiver has made
arrangements which the viii also be paid
sse Commercial Bank II this city.-Absny, June lsb2
je7 lsw2yf ANDREW WAITE, Receiver.
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UOURAUD'S LIQUID HAIR DYE is

NJ positively without exception reservation the very
best ever invented Dr. Gourauds established reputation
a. Chemical Philosopher is guarantee that 1t This
Dye never stains the Skin requires drying in the sun
trouble and possesses the singular property Of
nourishing the hair making il soft and nice. Equally
nowned is Gourauds ITALIAN INDICATED SOAP
chafes and all skin Determines. POUDRE SUBTLE up
hair from low foeheads upper lips any part Of the
GLOSS and LILY WHITE. Found at DR. GOURAUD'S
old established Laboratory 81 Waiker-st near Broadway
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Galaman0er Safes.

GAL M AN DER SAFES-WlIder's
- Patent Rich's Improvement
STEARNS MARVIN
No l46 Waterst. New-York the only makers OF the
sbovenamed celebrated Safes combining both patens
THE GREAT FIRE in CHILLICO-
THE Ohio One-thrd of the town burnt to ashes!
CHILLIcoTHE, o., Tuesday, April Is, 1851
Messrs STEARNs MaRyIN-Gentlemen: Yours OF the
5h hand In reply every Safe In the fire. except yours
proved good for nothing lost large Safet was per-
fecly DESTROYED but in the small Sasnander bought from
you, nothing injured Your obedient servant
VIM T. CLEMSON.
The above letter shows that in real hot fire RCH's SALA
NANpERs are only Safes be depended upon In the
Pearst fire. eleven Safes Of different makers totally
DESTROYED Rchs Safe alone bidding defiance to the flames
preserving notes. bonds and mortgages to the value OF
&lOO 600 The Chicothe ere is parallel casoevery Safe
but Richs destroyed These repeated prove
incontesbly that Wde Patent Salamanders with Rchs
improvement the best Safes made in the United States
or in the whole world They be had at the depot No.
TAG Wstsrt and at the Factory, corner Of St. Make
r''N' STEARNS MARVIN.
Also at the following Agencies
Isaac Bridge, New Orleans La
l.. M. Hatch, Charleston, S. G.
Thompson Oudesluys Baltimore, Md.
Holyoake, Downes Co.. Memphis Tenn
Eddy X Morley, Toledo o.
Allis Howes Evansville, Ind
S. Shepard Co, Buffalo, NY.
Walter X. Marvin, Lockport NY.
Barney Brothers, Mobile, Ala
Chas. II. Campfield Savannah, Ga
Hall Moses, Columbus, Ga.
De Rosset Brown, Wilmington, N. G.
VIM Randall, ST. Paul, NJ r.
Morley Reynolds Cleveland, O.
Haver Boyd Co, GAINESVILLE, y.
Hy Suggett, Rochester, N. Y.
Jas Hutton, Montreal Canada
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CUPREME CoURT.-Int the matter of theap-

AIHkEME OOOhl.-IH tne HdLtef Oh tHchp-
- pcs,on of Mayor Aldermen and comnonary Of tn. City
OF relative to ths OPENING and EXTENDING DIAL
The
G s hs, 81 ss Of s@ ro u. Asi
An amend A entitled act 70 reduce sev..sw. re-
l9nf 70 1851 and also the &c, entted Act Ae,
entitled Ac. in rea'on % the collection Of A,,s'.men and
passed May H. is40 a.eo May 1871 To the owners
occupant occupants Of al houses, and improved unprovsd
lands affected thereby it ey have eomprtef t
and AssessHen, the miier and that all
ss 20 Wlssn Doss pc chsirmSs of the .siI commis.on
,rs al the Office OF K Taylor Esq., the Ci-rt Of said
Commissioners, his oe, no % Chatham the CITY Of New
hns esbrse-5 b. Tie Supplemental Es,ip'a and
sosws, AL The ots pieces o' par ~ Of and b.
both sides of ihsnss o. ~ern tho westerly
-de Of Prosdway ard the easery SIDE Of fnn e tosehsf
With al he s yss both Of Aha1y -ztend
eonhery sd. o. Asanz'i 70 fhAr- between the
westerly Trinity place and the essi-.y side Of Wests
". os on both rides ssinstob ST. w-s,
cry SIDE between the nohery .de Of Rectorst
sostbey side OF Cear-t al he s the s'--ry side
Of re~uwich st. be,~ees eoherly
seaIsty .Ie Of Ta --st; both ,de. Of Carlisle
St between we-ttj the lots the westerly
side Trinity from Thames t L. Rector ST. tho land on the
eas.ery side OF rnniJ pe. rom kors 70 lots nasoes 10
and Rsrors l3 feet 10 inches, end lots
fonns Thames It 1s er' 81 inches sns his numbers ~ -
10 Thsm and tnowa % ss,t CoHm-soner' map By The
ana " aud & on Tempest sroTn on SAID Com
nap n snj a. and a. ll3 snd 5 Broadwa,J
ana the lot a, ne eofD' o. i1ane- sna saoss I'll
the Commissioners further rive notice thattbs
neo.. o nv owEers o. rsmt-rs u the said
o,- they ia- asP 81 ue .s Cofs-9se tozsr
beuet snt al tic ofdaris, e-nxir> and other
documents ConnsssoErr-
rad E.se-sBsnt. ben deposited
stfrs: Ce, Of tie City Of Nesfrs there
man thirty dsy- here the said Cemnsones
Supplemental R-S tho time aoc place hereinafter
And the
spe-r;ai R-po. all be- presented
State Of New fort at Special Tern Of the Court
bed the CITY Hall toe City Of New fo. Saturday. the sch
DAY II nay NIT at - op~ns d the Court that day; and
that thea and there soon thereafter Counsel board
viii be mc- hat u- set Supplemental REPORT tos-hsf
~ the orsna Report o. the con.-Iuners entitled
b. confirmed And ncs further tss the snpph
mental eoss and tsburem>nts the above entitled nst
vii t- taxed ~ th~ Hon Henry sdv.sds IN case q %
absence hy al the Js-ces VI Inc
Court csmb~Ts. u the Cs,J Hail. in the Cry Of ses Ioss
Tuesday the 9fh t.s Of Apr Instant at ee,s IN me
Dafec Nsw Yort. Apn.3 lisa
VILLAS popeE, }c.ma..ssossr>
WILLIAM GRE6ohS'>
HsSay Dx,zs. Attorney
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SUPREME COUkI, kings County.-Donel
- OConor against Daniel Dny julia his wife, Timothy DAILY
and s wife John Ds and Cahanne his wife Pa,nck Da and
Johannsh DAILY Elizabeth hs wife EhEabeth DAY.
Kelly and Caharine his wife aud Ellen
rebeflCom not ser To DANIEL pAL and JULIA ms wrs,
TIMOTHY DAILY and JANE his wife, and ELIZABETH DAILY
summoned and required the complaint
this acton which will he filed the Office Of the Ce Of the County
the City Hall the City Of Brooklyn and 10 eoy
your the ssd complaint the ubscrbsr. his ONCE
No as the City of New YORK, within twenty days aher
of this exclusive Of the DAY ofsne
il hlto the sad complaint within the ume
aforesaid the plaintiff this action viii apply TO the Court Tor the
hef demanded in the comp snt-Dated March |, 1881.
JOHN hcCAHif.i- Plaintiffs Attorney.
The complaint mentioned the above hid the
Clerk of the County Of Kings aforesaid the s day
az la~6wFl JOHN hoCAHILI, Plaintiffs Auy
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Me0icai.


AN EDITORIAL from The Sunday.
IA Mercury. Of March q, 1852:
Robacks fame the world peryades,
The press his triumph tells,
And from the North, South, East and West,
The note of glory swe.s 80 ~.
The power Of the press mighty and VIII prevail ice
wonders AstToogy People who suppose tna5 Arooy
not science greatly mistskenTo work ont s
etic Algebra ana Astronomy brought nto play AMI the
calculations upon which horoscopes framed ana nsvies
cast are of the sslse character The stroose no
ignorant pretender He works by rules rs old - e ocp-
tures themselves for almost the earle st period OF Scnp
raj history the Chaidean PRESS prscnced astroosy, @i
even late reign OF Louis M OF france, u eSea
guorr the exact Certainly ART - anti1e 80
universally believed thousandso OF years and based upon
the movements of the celestial bodies is entitled TO more re-
spect than the ahurd theory of Sfiif 'gs Bio9 &C
row SO generally swallowed Dr. ROBACk better kno"n
PERHAPS than ay other Arooger of our day PROCESSES not
only TO have revived the al is fce and accuracy our
the study years have added very largely 10 Us re-
sources quite that OF bis predictions 1e
this city have been fulhed to the letter 10 tas' W.
skeptcal skill he offers 20 give dispuaoi PROOF
of his knowledge the future and the past a. ais RESIDENCE
No Widest
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ZINC Warranted Pure
~ The NEW-JERsEY ZINC CO., Warehouse, No. IS
Deyi prepared to supply e Zinc Pain al the ol-
lowing prices:
Nc. White, ground ia oil, sc. per pound
No. White, ground N on, &C. per pound
No. White, ground in oil, 7c. per pound
Brown and Black, ground in oil SIC per pound
Dry White Of Zinc, &c. per pound.
WHITE ZINC PAINT
Aher thorough test IN Europe and the United sfss ns
been found retain ifs beauty and protective
than any other paint For whenez and bsilsncy IN
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i1DT C;,y,nd County Of New

SUPREME COURT-City and County o. Ne :.
= Yoosorss neas.os ps's ~. ~ i. % Esa@s
Am ktza he VII ss ,sri~f AHsn and nans hs VIZ
,Sssm psnss. ara ssras We, Joan rAfss- ''s-'
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
the County of hereby all persons
having claims against ROBERT HALsEY late Of the CITY OF
vouchers
the subscriber -ence No los Third the City Of New
York on or before the fourteenth day of June nexDated New
York the eleventh day Of December 1851
dis I.xsmrs MARGARET HALsEY. AdmtriI.
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Eeaal Notices.

In PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
Of the County Of YORK; will to be sold at pubic ase
ton at the Merchants Exchange the City of New YORK. on the
10th twelve O'Clock the following Heal Es
ats JAMES GREI6 deceased for the payment oil his debts
lot oil land uste lying and being
Of the CITY Of York and distinguished
thereof and of undy other lots belonging to one James Bn
thirty four bounded westerly IN ros oy Scam
eastery land belonging or lately to the
noer by lot number thirty ndouth
breadth front and rear
length each side ninety hve eet be The
same The the property consist OF
two story dwelling Terms Of SALE cash 10 per cent at
the balance delivery OF deed weeks there
amer. JAMES ohEio' IT.,
40 6vs Administrator OF James Greg, decd.
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DERFUMERY twenty per cent. lower
Il than in any house in Ncw-York, by H. E. HART, Man.
utacturing Perfumer No. IS Johnst Important Drug
gst-$2 Gold Circular Labels suitable for every bottle
and drawer in druggist store cent each Published by
II. +. HART.
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Removals..

DR. JAMES T. STRATTON, DEN
II list, will remove on the lst Of May from No. 70
9rand-st to No III 4th-ay corner of 12th-st-
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ID EMOVAL CARPENTER Il YER
~ MlLYE have removed their former Office No. A
W all-st- next to the Bank Of America
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ID EMOVAL.-Dr. RALPH will re-
IL the LIST of May to No. 643 Hous.on-st, two
doors from Wooster Office hours the morning far
possible, from TO II; and from TO M, Sundays
cent
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NETWORK SUPREME CoURT;-PETER

IN PyANZANDT ss. LYNDE CATLIN and JOHN n CArLlN.
-supmons Rehel-Com serIo LYNDE CATL defend
anti and required answer the compliant
fled the Office Of the Clerk the CITY and
County Hall New YORK. the eighth day
pr 1902 and TO serve copy your the sad
phat his Office, No 80 Nassau st New fork
City within twenty after the OF ts ON you,
exclusive Of the day OF such service and you tail TO answer he
said complaint within the time aforesaid the panh IN thi ae'on
apply demanded the conpant-
Dated New York, April &, 1852
sI6 iawswF JNO. HENRY HEDLEY, PasuG' . ATTY.
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DEMOVAL.-COLYER Il DUGARD

respectfully inform their friends and customsu and tbs
public generally that they have completed and have
in full operation their New Steam Saw-Miu-hsvins much
enlarged establishment and otherwise increased IA
ces for doing large business prepared TO furnish
and deliver at short notice all orders with which they be
favored in White Pine, Oak and Georgia Pine timber by
the raft crib single log sawed TO order into keel and
keson pieces water ways deck beams vale pieces deck
plans cahg snd oorGin psns LUX pieces esnses oGsa
and thickness heading stuff step plank and yellow pine floor
ing dressed not suit Geo a pine door saddles ready
for fence rails and picket and every other article apper
tanning to the trade. Apoogzng friends for
voidabe temporary delay during removal most earnestly
solicit scontinuance of their custom
COLYER6 DUGARD, New-York Steam Saw-MI,
9th and 18th sts. North River. New-York.
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ENAMELED and ORNAMENTAL

ENAMELED and ORNAMENTAL
G COTTAGE, CHAMBER and OAK FURNITURE
Warehouse, No 49, Broadway east side near 0rands,
Mandatory No. 40 eene-st.-MATfEWSA GlLLlES,
manufacturers of Enameed and Cottage Furniture respect
fully call the attention of their former patrons and the public
generally their extensive and stock OF Furniture
NJ g. feel confident In asserting that an examination OF
their new spring STYLES of Enameed and Cottage Furniture
Ia all that required to INSURE if possible still greater de-
msnds than in former years-
special supervision and warranted to be OF the first
quality.
We would here suggest that manufacture all our
own articles we are enabled to sell much lower than those
who purchase of the maker to sell again.
Mattresses Pailasses Pillows, &C. .
Funure carefully boxed and orders filed for all parts Of
thu IJpion MATHEWS GILLIES,
No 452 Broadway, near Grand-st-, east nde.
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DAINTERS GLACIERS! SASH
Il MAKERS BUILDERS and others interestei-Re-
member that SAMUEL SCHO0NMAkER, No. Chat
hamquae Offers for sale the very best qualities of French
and American GLASS of ali from 6xB TO 3x46 az the
very lowest cash prices Painters in particular may bear in
mind that by the aid Of four extensive power paint
mills kept constantly in operation, snshled to sell bet
ter articles of Paint at low prices than any other r1-uac
turer In the United Ststes Paints Oils Putty, Brushes
and every Article in the line in any quantity
SAMUEL SCHOONMAkER-
No. Chstharnscusre and No Calharine-st, N. T.
B-Purchsers viii have their goods delivered In sale
condition and iree Of charge part Of the city
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n w
IN RACE 8. BARTINE. and MATILDA H. his wife, as JOHN
EARTIkE and LYDIA hs wife; James H. Bane and Jane his
Wife Mary Barnej Stephen Barne and Rachel, his wife Jo
eph r. Barne Hezekah Mount, and Maria y. lis wife; Sarah
Ann Bar,ine David w Bane and Amea his wife Oliver w. H.
and Mary H. his wife, Richard Curr-n, and Elizabeth his
Phlems Tester and Lucy X his wife; John Bsrtine,
Hasar his wife Samuel Batne; Phoebe harrington Horace
and Mary his Thomas C. Barne, and Jane his
Cornelius Bsne, and Selma his vie. DAVID Bartiae,
Henrietta his wie Justus Foot and Harriet A. his wife
hsm and Amanda T. his wife; Jesse Fuller, and Iii
rsbeh he Wife George Tier ard Hannah j. his wife Elizabeth
A. Kinney Joseph Hnn and Amelia H. his vile; Eliza jane
Hull; James Walde snl Mara lis wife; Elizabeth A. Smith
Raft and Mara bis wife John T. smith, and slmuel Cock,
yun the Defendants: You hereby funinonn and
CURED complaint this action. which this day
filed the Office Of the Clerk OF the City and County OF New York,
CITY Of New York and 10 of 10 the
said complaint the subscribers at their Office, No ~ Beekmant,
City of New York within days after the service Of tins
Of the day Of such and
sd complaint within the time Aforesaid the plain
un will apply the Court FOR the relief dem ,nded in
the comp Dated March 5, 1889 STEVENS HoxiE,
as3 lax6yFs Plaintiffs Attorneys
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Corporation Notices.

CORPORATION NOTICE.-Public Notice is
~ Hereby geH that petition. have been 10 tho B)fd
81 As~ant Aldermen for SEWER THOMSON sr, from
Ble~trT 10 Broome and also in Thompson from fs No
2ls Bfecerti All peohs interested having objection -reto
requested the the Engineer this
oee. beo. May Cro'on Acqgeaact Department April
20 1862. NICHOLAS DEAN, Prerjebt.
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DEPARTMENT Of REPAIRS and SUP
~ PLIES, April 1851 To proposss
vii be ed the Office Of the conBson.r Of RepGfs and
Supplies basement No. end New City Hall. until SATUR
DAY May T. at O'Clock PM which they will BE- publicly
OPENED the and delivery Of 2OD Of
tlesn sharp gravel the following named places
200 cubic yards 57th st. the 3fsv.
200 cubic ards 18th the ID sv
800 cubic yards the Ji-ay. 73dst
40 G. be ys1is ~ 3l-st. the 3D.
30 cubic yards on s4ihet. the 81 ay.
40 cube yards sfhst the 3Js
Ftmatou ~ their propo-a the price cubic yard
for Tie and tie required therefor
posa vii BE received for les quantity than yard Pay.
will be made the Of The Surveyor
essn' delivered Proposals. BE- snoneJ Estimate for Gravel
specfsto 81 the material required and al information
THERETO be- had the Office ~ the Re-
pairs and Supplies Blank pses will b@fnnhed sad Office
hBihe Comnnsoner the night Of Rejecting al or any
OF the esnaiey deemed for tie of the csrpor;on
NM ADAMS, Con.nais.on Of Repairs aud Supplies
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NHAIR M A Y u + A CT Il anu
" WARE-ROOMS-CUMM x KEpGATE
Nos 452 and 454 Broadway between Grand and Howards
east side Reception Swiss Italian and French Cottage
Chairs consisting Cane, Rush, Chinese Straw and Willow
Seat Chairs Also Am-chars made Of the very best Oak
Walnut Mahogany Cedar Maple, &c. The public will find
chairs every description and prices from 80 cents each up
to whatever standard they may fix Unlike those who buy
TO se we will give guarantee of the workmanship and
durability of the article Enameed Cottage and Bedroom
Furniture will be furnished at this establishment at the low
houses in Brooklyn Williamsburg and this city, will find
that they can diminish the Of their bills by purchas
ing direct from the manufacturer instead OF buying from
establishments who accumulate their profits solely by selling
advance the prices which they pay to those who pro-
duce the article they expose for sale.
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NAMPHENE, Fluid and Solar Lamps,
" Chandeliers and Brackets Hall Lanterns, Lamp Shades
Globes and Wicks of all kinds Camphene, Burning Fluid
and Alcohol in barrels and half barreh at low prcea
Wssoners and the trade supplied.