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Daily American telegraph., 1852-04-03
Daily lions Herald
MARCH "a, 1852.

FOR THE APPROACHING GENERAL CoNFERENCEl
accordance with what is believed be general wish
and expectation of the Methodist public, the proprie
tors Of the Herald have determined to ISSUE during the
approaching General Conference In Boston, DAILY III
0N'S HERALD.
The main design will DO to publish the proceedings and
documents Of the General Conference Especial pains will
be aken therefore, TO give full and accurate reports Of the
sayings and dongs Of this important body and Of va
rous anniversary meetings that may during
sion The editor intends continuing bis "Chaructsrisc
Notes which were received with much favor in 1874
and 49, These "Notes' besides observations the pro-
ceeding OF the Conference will embrace Personal Sketches
OF some of its principal members and yisiters.
TERMs-For single copy for the session, 81 The Daily
VIII be issued at WEEKS until the adjournment
the conference The first number win be issued Mon
day. May 3d. and will the first davis proceedings OF
the Conference, complete list Of the Delegates, 40
AUSTIN GRAY is the Agent for Washington city and win
receive oil orders for the above interesting publication at
his Bookstore 9TH street. opposite odd.Fellows Hall
Daily American telegraph., 1852-04-03
PRINTERS, JOINER.

PRINTERS JOINER.
WIN. INaMAN Cabnet-maker, Carpenter, and Prin-
w tors, Furniture maker, be found by inquiring
atNoELL BoYD's Venetian Blind Mandatory, Penn
syvana avenue between 9th and 10Th streets, south
side jy 31-6m
Daily American telegraph., 1852-04-03
SHAVING APPARATUS.

SHAVING APPARATUS.
DODGERS'S and WADE a BUTCHERS best Razors, SUI
IL perior Metallic Strops, Lather Brushes, and Shaving
Cream and Soaps, Of rare quality.
For sale by A. GRAY, Bookseller
jan ~ Tth 1T. opp. Odd-Fellows' Hall.
HUNGARY and Kossuth, or American ex
Ill, position Of the late Hungarian Revolution with
steel plate portrait oft the noble Magyar by Rev Tet
ID. ID. For sale by A. GRAY,
dec 22--tr 7th st., opp. 0dd-FellowS Hail.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-04-03

Messrs Foote and Davis of Mississippi have resigned
OF the members elect, and those holding over,
thirty-four are Democrats, twenty-one are
Wings, and four Free-soilers. OF the Free
sellers, Hale and Seward were elected by
union of Wings and Free-soiers; Sumner and
Chase were elected by Democrats and Free
soilers combined Dodge, (Democrat,) Of Wis
consin Fish, (Whig,) of New York; Foote,
(Whig) Of Vermont; and Wade, (Whig) Of
Ohio, are also put down by some as Free-soilers
Daily American telegraph., 1852-04-03
Old Wines, Liquors, Segars, Fresh Foreign
Fruits, Comestibles, ETC.,
FOR SALE BY
JAMES T. LLOYD,

]. a. KIRKPATRICK,
MARBLE AND FREE-STONE CUTTER,
Estreet, beoeen 18Th and 14th, Washington CITY, d. c.
MARBLE MANTLES Monuments Tombs, Head anc
lM Foot Stones, &C.. constantly hand, Of the bes
ing &C. All kinds of work in his line faithfully executed
at the shortest notice. left
Daily American telegraph., 1852-04-03

DR.. ]. NJ AUSTIN,
Late of Warrenton, Va.)
OFFICE and Resdence-F street, north side one door
above 10th. mar 27-u
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.-4slls.ss---
CIAlTIlING.

TAsT OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED
~ ladies and gentlemen having cast Of clothing fur
nitcrs TO dRpebs Of obtain fair eash price BY
Ing for the subscriber his residence, line through
POSI- VIII be promptly attended CO. ladies attended ~
Mrs. Cshsr. n. S. COHEN, " Elm street.
EAsH FOR cLoTHING..LADIEs OR GENTLEMEN
" having cast Of clothing furniture dispose Of
precev the utmost ysuS in each by store
by lestsr through the post, s. COHEN, sJ2 Hudson
street. Ladies attended 70 by hrs Cohen.
EATok co, SUCCESSORS OF rRYoN BATON
- Tailors s2 Broadway, receiving elegant
ssscrtm snt oisosds, seecsd ~ L. W. TryOn. London
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MATRIMONIAL.

MATRIM0NY MADE EASY. OR HOW TO WIN 4
"a LSyer-rroiessor Lawten, Boston formerly Of Lon.
PAID plain directions 70 enable ladies gentlemen
she devoted affections Of Of the opposite theu
,.sss that ~ may b ns.rsa e appear
ranged With such ssso and decacy that detection i'm.
possible. Address Professor Lawton Boston Mas. No
NAM.
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AsTROLOGY.

DOBACK, TIE AsTRoLOGER.
Il1he rophttical gift for long years handed down,
To the great name of RobAck belongs;
IT'S gift for which monarchs ould barter their
And which Sweden extols In her songs
For the rich and the poor foe the foolish and wise,
DR.. Roback tho future foretes,
And fates viot N, perplexod. to his residence hes,
And invokes his infable spells.
The statesman, the presoher tho merohsnt tho aid.
The m atron, the lover and all
Who seek for the truth. and for counsel and aid.
On R0back, the oracle, call
He ints out the danger us, the fortunate days,
That OCCUR in the journey Of Life,
An shows ur 20 thousands the surest OF ways
To wealth. honor, health. or q wife.
Dr. c. W. ROBACK has assisted thousands Of the world
wanderers with sd ve, brin them
Of the shadows despon deney Into the light of hope and
appine All his for good for astrolagy
science and aims To beneft all mankind
DR. RobsckE reseI &C White street. and there he may
be yited all hours of the day and evening" Full nssvtes
s. for ladies, and So for gentlemen.
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VIC BURLINGTON. q. sNETEEN CONTINUES TO
W practice Law Ia the Supreme Cours-so attend 10
cases before Congreesto prosecute claims and setse
counts Against the Departments and Boards Of Comms-
sior ersto procure patents A. home and abreads
sons and bounty lands to collect debts dividends
lege1ie Al inherissnoes N any part Of tho United States
and In foreign c1uRtxesto make investments Of fnds
loans and stocks and bond and mortgage aud nago
tate TIE purchase ana sale Of lands and paten
rights In State o. the Union. Particular
TO California land title coming 10 the United States
Supreme Coyrt appeal Communications, prepaid ad
dressed a. 6aethon No. Carroll place. Ca pitol HILL
washaGtss. D. O.. viii n vch pyoupt attention
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TALL CJ0AKs AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NO.
yoitiss from Paris Tho subscriber having just
from visit 70 he ynri markets. s now
prepared to submit to the inspection Of merchants and
WHOLESALE buyers FROM eery section Of the Unsn msg-
nReent tho above popular garments which
be oGers on the nest liberal terms GEO. RuLPIN,
Cloak and Mas tlla Emporium. 36l Broadway
IKPoRPED CLoAKs AND MANrILhAs-JAM
BECK Co will be prepared to exhibit TO the ladies
on edsssday ssrtember let their fall sna winter stock
ofParis Cloaks 1slmas Andausar Wrappers hsatllss.
MAntis 0sts Urera Glosks and Ladies' Robes Dc Cham
bre and Breakfast Dresses s Of which have been made ex-
prssy for their retail trade. In consequence o. tae pn
usual extent OF their importation Of the above articles this
season they are enabled TO present IL believed ssrypat
srn aad dssisn that contemplated 70 BE- in
trodnesd sr ths coming season. tile variety esmprsng
several hundred garments Of the choicest and most re-
ehcrohs description. Store $50 Broadway.
NIw CooDs-oF OUR OWN INFORMATION, AND
~ the choeast selection OF rich goods ia markst;
snops Which are ss sIocsSe every new design snt
All WOOL Dssines Scotch and French SIX and woollsn
rlsdsi Lupin and hnlsrds best Ga French Msrincs;
shawls In trest variety and Embrodsros Linens and Do
mestio Geods Hosiery and fpe twed for
dies cloeka, In blssh drsh, and mode eolors
TIFFANY CUTTING, 32l Broadway
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EDWAlD <; CSfLIEs CO.. IS Wall 81. New York
BROWN 6HIPLEY CO., Liverpool
+. g: ROBERTS CO., Kings Arms Yard, LonlsA
JOHN AUNROE 90, Is Rue Metre Dame des Vie
torres, Paris or
GEO. II. DRAPER, Have
The Of ese ships will not be accountable for golA
silver, bullion, spece jewsry precious MEDALS
bius OF adns signed therefor and the vaus
thereof therein expressed.
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HOTELS AND WATERING PLACES.


GRAMERCY HOUSE, CORNER OF TWENTIETH
~ street and Broadway, New Fork. IL open to
Iutc 1t contains hundred and fifty furnished
the most elegant style, with possible
IL will be kept the American and European plans
tned and the proPIors determined that shall rank
DONALD 4 CO.
METROPOLITAN HOTEL, BROADwAY.-THE NE.
l tropclitan will be conp1s.ed and opened for the
seption Of sspem Der st Price Of So
dsy. SIMEON LELAND Co., Prspristoes.
DAvlII0N HOTEL, LONG BRANCH, N. T.. WILL
i remain open till the 10th Of September. The pro-
prcors OF the Pavilion. to accommodates their present
boders also these who desire 10 spend the
weeks Of September at the Shore will keep the
open till the 10Th. NORRIS LEVY, Prsprietors
SPortsmen will End plenty of gaming and fishing.
The last ball Of the will take place on the cvunng
Of the 10th September.
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RnTPpIgG.

ZOE LIvnRP0oL-UHIrKD Stairs xAIL srEAH-
IL ship ATLANTIC, Captain yAmes West-This sSssm.
ship viii depart wish The Ustsa maiis Or surops
positively Ga Saturday. sepssnbsr tsh 81 n oooea
hoD her eeSss 81 shs foot Of Canal Ne
tI PAID ,s5 s:I i,sisat or s,ss.s: hs'iss sa.auIss
Bw'O K. COLLINS a co No 81 wall str.es.
Tie steaDsnip ARCTIC will snocssd shs ArLANTIO
xdsailn hsr lAsh. -
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DACKET5 FOR HAVRE.-SRCOND LINE.-THE FOL
1 lowing ships win leave HnvPc the l6sh, and New

They all hrst class New York bNt ships provided
with al requisite articles for the comfort and
Of and BY Of experience In the
trate The price passage 800 without wines quors
Goods TO the subscribers will DO forwarded
any charges but those actually incurred
BOYD + HINCKEN Agents, 1G4 Pearl street.
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THR NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES

Mall Steamers-he ships composing this kAs are Ne
i,uoWiAG@ ATLANTIC, Captain West.
PACIFIC Captain Nys
ARCTIC. CapSSn Luce
BALTIC, Captain O.mssook-
ADKiATlC Captain 6rAftou-
Tese ships having been bnit BY expressly fos
serviee has bson their
IN their strength and speed
and their aeso ssoIs for
Rrss Of passage from New York TO Livsrpsei IN Ora,
cabin 4l2e seoons cabin, $40 Exclusive u a1tra
sine cate $500
From Lysrpo.l 10 Nsw1o ORR. ESQ and Eso.
An exvsyiep oed surgeon attached 10 saoh shfp.
No bsrths secured sstu paid for.
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NkmuV ALa.

y1NHE OFFICE OF TEE NATIONAL LOAN FUND
No. 81 Washn ston street corner Of Mer.
scr street. Jersey City xhero life be eHo,
Cd Medical officers attend daily ~ p M California
sken pamPhss containing rates and sther information
and printed California rules, Furnished application
J. L1AHDER STARR, General Aae1i
sx nosaex m D" xsaioai Examiner.
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DEPARTMENT OF REPAIRS AND SUPPLIES. AU
~ gust alst, 1892 TO Iron FOup derssealed proposals
will be received 1t tina office Of the Commissioner Rspas
ana Supplies basement. No New City Hail. until satn-
day September Itb at II o'clock NJ which time they
will be publicly opened Yin accordance with the orainaooe
douFa street Spring street. Said tower to be similar
to the erected in Thirty third street, All informA
regurtd in regard to the erection tower
at the ofes of the Superintendent Of Repairs TO Public
Buildings. No. 10 Elizabeth street. Blank estimates will
be furnished at either Hoo d. The Commissioner
the risht Of rejecting all of tho estm
deem ed fer the interest Of the Corporation.
WIN. ADAMS, COMMISSIONS or Of Repairs and Supplies.
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CORPORATION NOTfCR-sTRBRr DgPARrMaNf
e: ssa1..s if y
No the buason river. he led into ie liver
IN: s ~ ss sss :ss. n
pier, srs-n By s.s's Even Cry Surveyor dated
SsS.s On tho a. sss AID III.
said piers pier TO be MAZE nodsr shs
etess Of the street. ADD az the Of
ire Pro- Of sa. PIER and - be before the
,ss,s..ss 70 b fiSsa proprossr said
saS ne , am IL soSforn, 70 the above s 5s'eaa
BY the Boayd o. Aseis,aot sle.rmen' APril ~ 1902 sp
JOHN 4. DODGE. Street Commissioner.
CBoToN AQuBDUcr DsrARTHksr-ro CON-
s
:: s:
sSsu severn a"Sr s and spss
.ps,isoa for shs sudias q the tod ~ Other
20 the Contract Clerk. At sAi' ONE N;cvor.s nr.N
President q she Cotton Aqusduot Department.
rRoToN AQUEpucT DEPARrHENr.-To CON
ssi "a S'sisn
and tay,.. in fvsa.s c,sstS street ea Lsaissssn 60
si Ss
AND All other inorma relsing thereto can be obtained
On 70 N nsa T.
New YORK August 80 1862 Crotch Aquedues DepArment
(,koT0N AaUapucT pEpAsTMENr-ro CON-
a: q;
cslvers In street between Lexington And
The sSs building Of SAM.
and az 70 ma can 30 obtained
:. -1,n'.'. " TfcMSIas DEAN. p,ssid:ss ss sf.he
ri
:. sis S T. R.sansA psrh un Teursas Sep
taps must inserted P.SmDsS i5o%
=;
% ss% siss
s..s s:ss
asesIdanse with the CORPORATION Ordinances. DO had
cr,ton Aqueduct Department. August %. 1852
ITO IRON RAILING. MAKERs.-rRoPosALs WILL
I ss C.S ten haseds kG
when they si psSlisly opened 70 erect Iron kan
inches high coping one squire IRON.
ss
one SQUARES arch IN eottom rail each panel one
and half inch y hveoishsss; panels to b feet
wlsnsh wen loaded coping top rail made
put thor ugh w0rkmArhke manner aod to
correspond in appearance With that already in Foreth
street Granite blocks for bracce the inside only will be
furnished and set by this d. Blank forms for bids
must be procured from this ofce and proposals will state
the price nea foot for the work complete and
time required in which to do II. NICHOLAS DEAN,
President Of the Croton Aqnfdact Department
DEPARTMENT OF REPAIRS AND SUPPLIES. AU-
~ gust ?lst, 1892 TO Iron Foup derss called proposals
will be received at tina ohce ofbe Rspas
Supplies basement, No. New City Hail. until Satn--
day September Itb at II o'clock NJ which they
will be publicly opened Gin accordance wit the ordinance
thtrafor) for The erection of tower
douPa street Spring street Said tower be similar
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ID IDUOTION IN FARES BHrWEnN PHILADuIr
II phia and MvsYpool-Ths Liverpool and PhlsdclphlA
9teamship Company Intend sailing tAeix ssamships
follows -
FROM YRIIADnAYHyA.
Clay Of Manehsster. Saturday, SepA
City Of Glasgow. Saturday, OOH
1ROM MvMhPOOL
City Of Manchester. Wednesday, Aug. IL
City of Glasgow. Wednesday, 6spt.
City Of lAnshsstef. Wednesday, Sept -
City OF Glasgow. Wednesday, Oct.
Rates Of Passags from PhNadelphA Saloon In after
state rooms 300 In mdshp state rooms $685. In forward
stats $inolxding provsiens and stewards tess
For freteht or passage, Apply 10
YUO0A6 RICHARDSON, 81 Exchange plAce, n. y.
or No. walnut street, Phla delpbia.
limited nvmbeY Of third olsss passengers will be taken
With provisions.
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CTEAM BETWEEN NEW YORK AND GLASGOW
- The Glasgow snd New York Steamship Com psny's
steamship GLASGOW u oS2 tons1U horse Robert
Craig commander, win sa from New York fes Glasgow
Wednesday september 90 and Saturday, 20sh NoveM
ber Mt II o'clock At noon First cabin (saloon state
soons) $50 do. do tnidshp do) So Second cabin $50
Stewards fec included. Apply to -.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

CAMDEN AND AMBoY RAILROAD TOR rHIDA.
~ telphia. BY steambost JOAN POTTER, PisI
No.. North river z. a; ~ and 2 ~ through IN "
:srsss ats T. ana PM fnAa'iPo'' '''' 81 A'A''
EOR PHILADELPHIA DIRECT-U. s. NAIL AND
Express lines through in four hours New Jorscy
ss bert street. tsr
Return q and A. T., and % r. n. baltimore. wash
N .linsI
LBANY, TROY, AND LEBANON BPRIHGs.-TMA
"A OF the New isrk and Harlem Railroad leave ths
City Hail station, New York, daily tSundays exceptHd)
a. 70 o'clock 4; MAN train 70 Chatham f:Sr Corners
sdiate stations At o'clock r. H.-AocommodAsios
I,n 20 Chatham Four Corners. eonnee.ins with Western
lake the 10 o'clock A. H. train TO Chatham Western HAL
road TO Canaan, and stage to Lebanon striving early the
same aitsrnssn Fare through 81 NJ bLoAT, Supa
UDsON RIVER RAILRoAD.-TRAINS LEAVE
IL Chambers street station daily lsundays except.
NJ through in four hour. and With trains
reaching Buffalo Montreal At eight o'clock the Same
sye1iDg Mall Train a. M wy Trains - and F.
80 p. NJ PASSENGERS taken IS Chambers street Canal
street, christopher street Fosrtesnth street, and
.rfs ssnts h a. T,.s ~ 50
10 Montreal IS Toto Bura sI7 10 70 CHICAGO &c Tickets
and baggage ohecks for principal places West and North
GRO. STARK. Superintendent
EARE REDUCED TO BOSTON. VIA NORWICH AND
II Worcester So %, by steamboats, CONNECTICUT and
KNlCkERB0CkER, daily, At +. NJ, from pier No. ~,
,I,HE NEW AND ELEGANT STEAMER, FRANCIS
Nondsy wednesday, and Friday, Returning viii leave
Albany Tuesdsys Thursdays, and Saturday, This Boat
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CORPORATION NOTICE rs HERE
~ by given, to the owners, occupant or oeou
pants all houses and lots improved unimp-cyed lands
thereby that the folio have been
completed BY tho Assessors and are lodged Vie oee OF
Bureau for examination by all
vz-For building Sever in Third street from
to the Bewery. The limits embraced by such
cude all the several houses and lots OF ground
pieces and parcels Of land situate both sides
Third between and the Bowery: boh
sides avenue Second and Fourth streets
both sides Of second and eastsry ride Of the
whose affected by the above named
and who opposed the same or either OF them
dersigned their sce No Hall Of Records within thirty
days from the date of this notice.
SAMUEL IT, DE MOTT. /,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH,
once, Bureau Of Assessor ont Street Department, Aug
% 1852.
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JyoR NEW ORLEANS, FROM LOUISVILLE, KY.-rHE
IL new and splendid steamer CHANCELLOR, Bacon.
master viii positively leave for the above aud All serms
diate ports Saturday, septic mher At O'Clock p M
Ohio river rising passengers fear NO dsten-
ton. Por psssage apply on hoard or to
BQGGS RUSSELL. Agents Louisville.
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AoLIAN P1ANoFoRTEs, AL BROADWAY, BE
~ tween Howard and Grind streets,-A splendid
sertment OK liaett Davis, Cos admired Pirnos
lstms very rich styesl with a 1srys sssortment q
Boston and New work Pianos or various makers also
fu supply Of second hand Pianos Including T. Gilbert
Co.'S, with and without the Boan all of which
sale, AZ the lowest prices. Pianos 10 let.
LINCOLN 4 THOMPSON.
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VNHE NEW AND ELEGANT STEAMER, FRANCIS
sKIDpY viii leave ccs sfj.y street. for Albany every
Albany Tussdsy' fhursa.Ss ana ss.srdsys riis Bess
fesl oonSdent that BY her will
her the safest and most comfortable boat The River
iSi iaF'"'f J. Tc1iL6vuH. Aren't, $50 Front q.
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<,ORPoRATroN NoTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is
~ hereby gven, to the evner or owners occupant OF
houses and lots, Improved sni proved
aectea thereby that the wing
have completed Aosor and are ledged in the
All persons ntereeed viz For paving Twenty ist street.
from First 10 East river The limits EN- by
include all the several houses and lots Of
ropHd los pieces AZ parcels OF snd situated on
both sides Twenty first street between First avenue and
Ras river All whose interests affected BY the
above named assesrmeut and VINO ore opposed 70 the
iectops in writing to the undersigned at their ofics No.
all OF Records within thirty days from tho dato Of ths
notice. SAMUEL Il. DE MOTT, }
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH,
Once, Bureau ofAssessment Stre OF Department. August
D. 1852
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NOR SAvANNAH-UNlTED STATES NAIL LINE
The new ard superior So smslig aLABAhA C. .. Lud
low CAPTAIN will Iesvs Saturday, september 18th.
o'clock r. NJ from Pier 4, North river. Aoply to
SAMUEL L. M1TCHkLL, 1914 Front street.
The FLORIDA n. s. Woodhull. Captain, will leave on
Saturday, September th For speed. strength Aeeonmo
daon fe these ships have superior the essan
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NJETR0POLITAN PIANAF0RrE EMPORIUM Az
w RICE StRAKOSCH has opened the apIendd store, 621
broaavay with large assortment Of fine Pisn0ortes ani
stock VI fret onss Meodeon Purchasers vited 30
oalL HENRY q. WATSON. Manager. 629 Broadway.
MUstC-A LADY OF LONG EXPERIENCE IN CIV
~ ing instructloss on tho Pianoorts IL desiroua Of
scNHR iew more pupils at her residence, No 2W Wets
Twenyslxtn street between Eighth and Ninth svenus
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<yoRpoRATI0N NoTICR--PUBLlC NOTICE II
hereby given, that petition has been prsseatsd In she
uns,a ~ Aldermen for In Brooms street.
RON Ceumba Eddgs street An parsons n
present ,Se in writing 70 the Contract oif' ~ ma
once On :" s''0'' NICHOLAS DEAN, Presidents.
CYotop Aqpeduot Department. Aug. 13, 1862
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LIQUORS..
Onn DOZEN CHOICE CIARET WINE AT 81 I2I
COV CO. and r. per dozen. bottles returned 100 barr
and Brown Stout Of all the bcst brands imported pint
.na quart bottles Shampssne Cider Ale and
Broome street. corner Of Crosby.
WIN. H. UNDERHILL. IMPORTER AND DEALER
Wires &c. offers ale large OF the best
ten sivo stock OF Bottled Wines Liquors. &e &c. ~
Brcome street corner of Crosby. n. BCy and country
dealers are Invited TO call.
EtLARET-soo CASES (PINTs AND QUARTs) JUST
tie orsnai cost And S5o baskets apnts and
q1art o. various wen known brands equally cheap Also.
C. T. LLTHBRIDGE, So and IS Fulton street.
CHERRY wINE-lso CASES DOZEN QUART B0T
Cqu.stsl each great age and mos. aeesssiy sayored
in eases dozen EACH London Dock brandy Rum. Hoi.
ISd Gin bgypss London Cordial Gin the tn,;. and
suit. By G. r LETHBRiDGE, So and IS Fulton street.
NOTICE TO DEALERS IN SCOTCH AND ENGLISH
~ ~ Ass hopdsn and Dublin BE- IN s.ops.H9w land
ey Po1as and srosa I6n ais Porter
Gninness,s Dublin NXX Brown stout; Doves Fslkrks
s Aleu- Sn: ss st al sss ps 1
and a. FL sI y d ioE
ton street.
EDMUNDC c. CHARLES, PARK PLACE, NEW YORK
constantly in the receipt Of and always has on hand
York Porsons at distance, who find 1t dicult to got
good article in their ncshborhood, be supplied by
,snnE their orsS1s By and can rely n
vintSses.and cigars of different brands
NJ b. PRTERs 4 co, Ne 300 BROADWAY. M
l1. porsers Of Wines. Brsndies, and Haxsna Segsrs
gether with different brands of Gin Scotch and Irish whis-
key; Iamaca and ST. Crox Run Madeira, Pert Sherry.
kc all Of which offered ut the ow market price,
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T1RoToN AoUEDUCT DEPARTNBNr--To CoNTRAC:
~ torsSeaiod proposals. will be eyed AZ the On Of
she Croton Aauodnct Department tRatunda Park until
Tho sixth day OF September, 1882 at O'clock r.
and Cuiver in Marion street. fro Prince street 100 feet
north being length about 2J feek The plan OF the
sewer and specific aons The building Of tho and
ali other alton relating thsreo be obtained
NICHOLAS DEAN,
President o. the Gro ton Aqusauet Dee srsmsnt.
NYa~ Va "a ikJ9.
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EXCURSIONS.

ExGURs10Ns TO TIE FISHING BANKS ...raY
Captsin Haneox. will leave sprn, stsest Al tx oeosl
Gsrs street Peck Clip So; Pier No. g. i. NJ; re-
turning by - " inner fskng tackle, and bait pro-
yided. Fare. ny DENTS each way -