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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-09-08

Albert G. Roger, Rich ard scwell and Jos
Baugher COmPl'ts
Is
Cummins f. Jackson's heirs &c. DcfIs.
This cause having been by an Order Of The
Circuit Court Of Lewis county. made ON ti,e ISt
day Of Nov. 1851, referred 70 ihe undsrsigned
Commissioner in chancery for said court, T" 10
audit, state and settle the administration account
Of said Cumtnins z. Jackson deed. with John
White the Administrator thereof, and 70 asceF-
tain and report what real estate was owned By
the said Cummtns Z. Jackson at tho time ofhis
death, and where the same u tituatcd, designating
the quantity Of each tract or lot and by notice
published In some public newspaper, printed IN
Weston and ClaTksbuTg. for one month, 70 con.
vene all the creditors Of said CHmmTns r.. Jack
son deceased before HIN and % take proof o.
whatever debia may be due to each creditor from
tile said Cumniins T.. Jackson, warning said cEo-
ditOrs 10 appear and prove their debts on pain Of
being denied the benefit Of any decree 10 be pro-
nOunced ih this cause or ehaTgiug sueh debts up.
on tho estate Of said Cummins T.. JacksOn.''--7
Giving liberty 10 the heirs and RdminisirutOF Of
sold CumIniRs F.. Jackson 70 contest tlIe Justice
Of any debt TINT may be presented and clslinsd
due from tle said estate. The said parties win
t1kc rrE r6 ga ra sa ~
sr.i-r .r-,,,.-, NOTICE. ss ri.s.-I
That on Tic 9Th day Of Sept. neat AZ die lag.
Office Of J. NJ. Bennett, in Weston, shalt pro!
coed to discharge the daties injoIned By the said
order. The creditors Of tho said C1mTnlns e.
Jackson will take, warning accordingly :
JAS. DENNETvT, Corr IN Ehv.
Jsiy 81, 1s52-2s a. - - - s''''- {
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Woodworking nc PaIaffme.

TIME subacFlbeF takes dts method on inlsFsn.
i ing oil those who may have wooi 20 card.
that be hes purchased ENTIRELY NEW Ma
CHIMES, which will be propelled By stean
DAY and NIGHT, without regard % high 81
low water, during the eaTdiBE season.4a i.s4L ii
Tho pubic may rely upon this ~ being eer.
tain and sure point At which they can have their
cardng done promptly and Will. 30 bring on
your wool. r tf Iftf rsH 1-lL 81
TERMS cents per pound, Gosh, or 7 cents
for trade or on credit. NJ e, COOPER,
PalaiIne, May 10, 1854.
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NEW GOODS.


- ~ TIE subscriber respectfully infora's
-, n 8 his friends and customers and the ru-
II N 81 bile generally that he Inns removed 20
= - his Jew STORE ROOM at the old
stand. where he has Just opened NEW and
CHEAP stock OF Scnsonablc Goods, which
he IS Offering on the most favorable terms. The
stock consists partly Of the following.
A large stock Of prints from a'to feis cts,
black and iancy-colored aipacas, very cheap be-
rege de lanes, mouslins, silk popnns silk tissue,
fancy lawns ginghafns, linen lustrc, qnccns cloth
and other ladies dresss-goods.
BLK, pearl and tancy-colopcd silk gloves and
mitts, hid and ehildren's Isle, thread. do.
Worked collars, shawls, cambria hdkfs., para
soils, bonneis, honnstribbons, with good as-ort-
ment of hosiery. tp
A variety Of combs, brushes and fancy goods a
Black, blue and other eolors q cloth and cassi-
mereS.
Satineiis--all colofs. agA
Satin and faney-eolored silk veslings. g ~
TweedS, Ky. jeans, cetton-drills, linens, and
a variety Of Summer Goods, for mems wear.
Black and fancy crarats, silk handkerchief.
Sc, Sc, with good stock OF groceries hard-
we're, queensware, boots, shoes, hats caps, So, z
sehool-Dooks aud Stntionarr.
he Invites attention 20 his stock, which viii
ne found ~ cheap at least, as any la the market
~. 81 CHARLES LEWIS. ilA
VI Ah kinds Of produce taken in oSclangc, Tor h
winch me highest market price will hc giycns (.
/ CiaEksbuTg, July 7,h, 1882, dc3ty
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METROPOLITAN HOTEL,

DROADWAY, New York. The Metropolitan
I'D viii be completed, and opened for the reccp-
ton Of Company, September First. Price q
board Two Dollars per day
SIMEON LELAND & CO.,
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Cabinet Warc-ROOuIst

ME subscribers thankful fOF past faVOrss and 1
Il feeling disposed 10 further mehtfis contiDRs
auce, would respectfully ann0nBce -. their ID
customers and the public gsnsAllyt has tiicya
are still manufacturing FURNITURE % every
descr iptIon, aid Oftle very latest styles aud fnis
They are in receipt Of 40 the lafs fashionable
changes, and their work viii - shaped aecofs ~
dinghy. OH ~ ~ st.t1d itsa tagd
They would especially call attention 70 tlslf /,
Turnpike etreet, CiaTksbutg, eonsiEtag ID ,tFt ~
Mahogany iDresuing ts,ireant. Sofas, cabinstls
cbairS, &c, MN,
- J. & 2. y. IiURsEY.g,
ClaEksbuFg, Nov. I9th, is5i--iy. w is'l'N
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3 GET On Wednesday, morning last, we
had an exhibition Of the artistic skill of a
portion Of the deeescy party We forbear
to make any further aaliusion to an act
that was disgusting to the great body of
the, Wing party. as well as offensive to
our citizens generally. .ia'''' sa, s W., =,
GS- We publish to-day to the exclu-
sion of much other matter, the address of
the State Central Democratic Committee,
and commend its perusal to our readers.
re- For the benefit Of those Wings who
in days gone by were wontto listen to and
to heed the voice Of Henry Clay, we pub,
fish below an extract from a speech deliv-
cred by him in 1897. Bear in mind
while reading it, that the Wing party, and
the Wing party alone, have gone to the
army for their Presidential candidates
they did it in 1949 and succeeded in cleo
ting q mere military chieftain, who, by
his policy wGll-nigh destroyed this Union
They now, for the second time, present a
mere military chiettain for the same high
Office. goo '-
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For Board of Public Works,
JESSE FLOWERS, OF Harrison.
VIM. j. WILEY, OF Marion.


Yesterday morning about 2 o'clock, at an ad-
vallced age, MRS. MARTHA McWILLlANIS,
of this place.
On Monday about 10 o'clock, an iniant son of
Elizabeth A. and Benjamin Basel Jr of this place.
Also, on Sunday evening, of Whooping-cou
a child of VIM ]. Carpenter, of this town.
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VIRGINIA: DODDmD6E County TO Wit
At rules held in the Office of the Circuit Court
for said county on Monday the second day Of Au-
gust. 1859.
Stephen s. Davis, Complainant,
T Henderson D. LOWthcr, Defendant.
In CuANCERT.
The object Of this suit is to obtain a decd from
the Defendant, henderson B. LoWthcr, TO the
Plaintiff, for tract of hundred acrOs Of land,
in said county, on the waters Of tho MeRt-IIOuse
fork of Middle Island crock. It appearing By an
affidavit fled in this cause that the Defendant,
Henderson B. Lowther Is not an inhabitant Of
this commonwealth, it is ordered that the said
Defendant appear here within one month after
due publication Of this order and do what 3 ne
eeSsary 70 protect his interest In this suit.
A copy. Teste, FIJI. HICKMAN CTk. q
C. & G. s, LEEIs, for COmPrt aaIl4G-
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Weston and Fnirmonf Turnpike Co.

Weston and Fairmont Turnpike Co.
TTHE annual meeting Of the Stockholders Of
il this company will take place in ClaFksbuFg,
on the Tuesday after thu third Monday in Sep
tembeF next, at which time the Stockholders are
earnestly requested TO attend in person or by
acted. -E arTHOS. i. MOORE, See'y.
July II, IS5s-6t.
The Tree EiTginian at Fairmont, viii please
copy the above until the meeting.
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A Drug store and Lot for
Sale

IN BUCKHA UPSHUR COUNTY, VA.
II As DR.. Carrollis permanently loca-
1-zz7 ted, and as he wishes to devote his
time exclusively to the practice of his
d profession in all its various branches 5,
- he will sell his STORE, BUILDINGS,
AND LOT, also quantity of Fresh and Genu-
inc DRUGS, MEDICINES, DYE STUFFS, &c,
at Private Sale.
The Store Room has been newly and hand
somely fitted up and painted, together with a
handsome front, &C., surpassed by none in
hourshing country and town, in which Ave new
buildings are now being erected, together with a
new Court House, the said Store Room being
the best business location in town, and is well
adapted to the Drug Mercantile business.
Buckhannon, August II 1889. At.
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From the New Hampshire Patriot.
Advcrtisemen

We copy the following from the Louisi-
ana Courier; and as the advertisers ap-
pear to be engaged in a very laudable bu-
siness and arc rather hard up" for funds,
we insert their circular gratis =
Secret Circular,)
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-09-08
EDGAR M. DAWSON,
Attorney at Law,
CLARKs4URG, va.
DENTISTRY.

Practices in tho Courts Of Harrison, and the
adjoining counties. SEPT ON
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% On the 2sth ult., Gen. Robert
Armstrong. Editor of the Washington
Union, Was. elected printer to Congress,
receiving 1o7 votes out of 1877, in the
House and IS votes ont Of AZ in tho SEN
ate. Ert \ .qH-"1
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FOR SALE

THE subscriber offers for sale, a
ASlA HOUSE and LOT in the town Of
IsHTl Clarksburg. 1t is situated on Main
liiktI ~ street, opposite John Stealey's, and
4zzzL-4the lot extends back to Pike street,
containing HALF AN ACRE OF GROUND. The
House is two story Frame building. There is
a good WELL OF WATER, number Of FRUIT
TREES, and all the necessary out houses, on the
premises.
: For further particulars, terms, DC, inquire of
the subscriber, two miles and half east of
Clarksburg, on the Northwestern Turnpike, or:
Of Geo. Towers, Clarksburg.
August 18th, ls52.-tf.
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Bar-kepcer Wanted.

4 GOOD bar kcekcr who understands keeping
"A books, is offered a permanent and adYantae
geOus situation in highly respectable Hotel. lie
must be well qualified, and Of unimpcachablc I'm
office. ~ ItG
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Jast Issued, a Magnificent Portrait OF
General Jackson,

ginnl portrait painted by r. sully, Esq.
This portrait will be match for the Washing
ton, and will be in every respect as wcltgot up.
Price So per cOpy,-a few proc is at $40 each.
Address as above. sens
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Land warrants wanted.

r WILL pay $125 for 100 Acre Land Warrants
l. SOS for so acres, and S83 for 40 acres, issued
under authority of Congress.
JOHN S. CARLILE,
August 26th, 1852, If.
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New Fall a. Winter Goods !
.lDlfl9 Gl0l 0lDl s ,.I. hay ,i iSs,

N-N4V4p4bsDNO4 -. received from
Philadelphia, baltimore and litisburg, my Fall
and Winter Goods, Of all kinds, % wits tNAstt
Clothes CassimCrOs and satinets, fall eolorsf
and styles, t.f
Fine sllks OF all colors and style. Alse, late
style of Woollon Goods for Ladies' Dfcasea. io a9s
ClliCOea from TO 10 cts, Of superior tylas dad
Alpacas, Muslins, CashmerCs, be, ~ .if
Hats and Cars of tile lat0at style. - t"fa
BoNNKTs silk, Braid aud Pearl. aape -3ad
GRocERIrs Superior Y. II. Tea, Black do, sn.
peTiOr Coffee at l21f cts. 5.-.3 -
Doors 81 SIoEs n superior stock Of all kinds fof
Ladies', GOntlOmen and HOys. iaaa ta ititH lipl
QuEENs-wARI ; q good Rssortinont1 mimi ~
COTToN YAM all Nos, batting, Ne,l NJ 3.
lRoN ~ NAILs also, gOoa lot OF iton aud
Nails. IaI d4aI lll affE aifH s1ai
lIARD-wARE a good assortment. IA - adj
Also a fno assortment of SADbLERT, ts4s} .
All OF which will sell Cheap for Cash OF Coan-
try produce. nj. l.--aust
Nov. 18th, 1881.
TAKE NoTIoE-ThoAo who have standinR aoIi
counts and notes unsettled viii please dali With
out delay and SETTLE thOn, or by the Let o. JAM,
nary noNt, without regard TO pertonsi and those
who fail 70 SottlO by that time their AeooNht
viii be transferred 70 moot my dObth. laggn -
Nov. ,a,, tss1 aHa1s N sYWAhS' "a
n. ii.-Ail kinds Of grain viii be recelyei on
ebta or for goods. lH tDi tud r. f.aiq
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NOT GONE, 80 q
hut Moved 10 Pike Street,

M d - -ITT7 w w fuVIIl n
,atoly occupied
BY ffomhs h.
1 PFim ~ store,
u aud nnEt door d
TO tho Northwestern Hotel, whore the Enbscfiber,
thankful for past favOFA, would inform lbs ffiands
and tho public generally, that he aiill continues
70 nanuiacture RIFLkS, sIloT-0u&s, PTS
tolls, dc. AiAo, Repairing IN ~ IL VARIOUS
bTanchoa, done with neAtheaa and desfatch, al u
which can llO had for Cash or Country prOdncs a
very low prices. y, y, WRIGHT, 4.
April 18th, 1852.
N.B.-My friends WHO know tIiamselyUs indsht
cd 70 mo, other by note othaTWine, will confer
favor by calling and paying the same, A. mon
cy Is much needed, aud o6iigc, J.B. W.
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HI. @. CREEL. & co.

August I'd, IS52-4Iy. .,,.
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ALSToRPHIUS WERNINGER.
MARTHA WERNINGER.
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INDIA RUBBER GOODS.

TTHE CONGRESS FIRATED-CAUriOS TO SHOE
Dcalers-Iearnng that some unrruoiIlsa persons
Offering Elastic Gore e manufactures p ~ patent C9n.
gress Boots, made by hradinz India Rti
such way as TO shir contraction, expansion
the fabric with the spring this notice j. si7en that
OF Towering and combining tbrpus Fia- With
India Rubber used in making Con Boots Is lre
aud positive violation Of latsu- and whoever m
features sells the Congress Boots thus mate IT,
secuted for damages All Who Authorized IS NJ
are required g stamp each pair with the words Dtys
TENT; ali others are infringement and dealers
AGAINST the consequences II they choose - he II
piratug this patent knowing fha the combna.ian t.
tempting, through thtlr iustruaebts mise
ing shoC dealers and mauuta have t0r tes
nation, caused the opinion If ti,o VI the
Patent Lawyers III tie United state. H. be tat
published sha h1d every dealer resaen 7aer. tho
manufactures Is irrespl nsble HORACE u DAY. Gwasr
o. al the fatents connected with C1n4rs.s Boots L.
Licenses granteh AZ p rDrtaudt street. NeW tra aH ~
ny authorized AGENTS thrCu ehout tAe Gnited State
Massaehnsetts, Maine, aud New Haup shirs oaasd y
charles Winsow, ~ Lynn Mass
IUGAI trtNtorsk have examined the lctcrH INfeNt s-
sne9 TO Dupont hyatt, bearing date TIE bth 80 tf
l tud am II opinion that the ~ elastic kp.e p
BY weaving htrpus materials which expand ea4 entS&s n
combination with India Rubber SPRINGS u aIrti j. te
manufacture Cater Boots IL infrtnsems npH tht
Pateut. New York. April =, FOL. IS CUTTING.
BOSTON, June q l-5li haveHade sluliar -As4ibat9G
~ the letters tatent, above referred ana u Me-
cuttings cuinieu. htiLS 6HOAIb-
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LIQUORS.

NyURPHY, GENET & Co, WHOLESALE DEALERS ~
w Wines BrsnGies Teas, segars, sni ship Army snd
Navy Mess, Family aud Hc-pta stores Ne i3 Chambers
street, TIE Hudson River Railroad lspo. Nov lor
Messrs g. Co respectfully inform :eir friends snd
tie public that having had experience OF In
The navel service Of tie United states hey are prepared &
supply SHIPS army atduaVy messes cnEueeFiu parties anu
families with all kinds the most reasonable
TERMS and they will IaypGreuaf attention - the achg
securing and chipping II all articles rdcrd from their sta
lisfhcnt The business ia es 81 g. Go. Ace such az
e. enable them supply tie trade with stock at che
htia rates Persons going Caifo rnia viii sd .eir
advantage call ellis establishment and procure such
articles necessary for crossing the I;hmus, all Il
which will lie pac ed securely and sold - cheap a. can be
hsngit in Liquor Cases aud Provision b
the 81 travellers constantly hand
BCLandor aent slysrware for the 81 ships hotels
&C. will urni,hed the Manufacturers prices Crock
cry Cutlery. Cooling Utens Table Linen. Mess Chests
Tents and ~ manner OF Camp equitsse srpped on The
Beet and Vegetables Orders are repeatedly solicited
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AgIIsOIUGy. 80


Ei1s! FITS FITS FITS TiTsl-A cIlLDsAyED-
OF al the dstreaaing NAL idra that Affect the human
family iris disease the Of all; and yet there
thouand who will not be cured because they viii not give
nuration. this case
lie cured hut aud be healed Randolph
l,nhnte Jr reading at Frankfort opposite the Jerusae
Church in tie county of Philadelphia Pa afflicted with
the time undertook his he much enact
aed and planned OF continued headache, and weGi-
OF his knees, and walked with serns gait nppee
and yet he thinner he rroaned Mt night when
ageep always lafon his stomach that being the moe
easy pogition ~ awayr had constant desire TO le ms
when his Fits him, his parents were
ohp corks in his mouth 70 prevent him from biting
hs His onse had been under the care OF
tie most practical physicians in the country no was
Tor medical advico, and had tried all
Grid ri all complaints Such the state
his hopeless when began his tho Sth oil
September 49 with all the Disadvantages that opened To
this being Of twelve years gtanding In three
weeks broke the Fits and In nine weeks he was perfectly
stored having gained flesh from the moment he came under
after reading the above of Of the most respectable
residents Of tic II Frankfort lot him call aud
will convince him. N.B.-The above under tho
u The celebrated Homeopathic doctors 81
York; whose he became than he had
since he had the Fits but he enjoys good
cure and is signed the father Of the child to
MI WHO have Fits to and be completely cured
having their constitution destroyed by mercury
Children made blind by pink root but have them
healed gently and to health according to natural
rulcs. Signed PLEASANTS,a
opposite the Jerusalem Church, Frankfort
All letters to g. ROBACK. No. White St.. will be eligi-
uusy attended to it prepaid For particulars, call
aud Astrological Almanac gratis where certificates
ie seen.
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EXCURSIONS.

EXCURSIONS TO THE FISHING BANKs-EvERY
- day except Saturdays. Fare 70 cents each way
The sea steamer BUFFALO, Capt Hancox, will leave Ham
S c.,Ss, srsss M O'clock Spins Grsa T.
r. n. RefteebMsAts, Bshns tackle, TO-, pievidea.
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SHIPPING.


EoR LlyFRP0oL-UNiTkD STATES NAIL STEAM
fhir ARCTIC Cart. james lace This sseamsr
WIZ with the United States Nails for Europe posi-
vey on saturday june 18th, " O'clock NJ from her
berth NJ nc rot ~ Canal street No berth secured TIL
PAD icr Fr freight rassase having uneqnasd .eean-
" .at.rs Ter ei,a1bec csmfort amply - EDW Akn
CuLLiNs CO. 10 Wall street. The stsa sshir BALTIC
whi succeed the hr.t,e, and sail jane 2Cth.
NOTICE TO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ARCTIC,
IRON Liverpool Viii else harfng under &c ne
yal orer at ths oot IL Canal trec, "Wednesday jane
al NJ tonsgnses will please send permits on board in
m.diattly, and attend to the rcco: Of Their goods
4. X. COLLINS 4 co.
TNHENE fOSk AkDLIvEKPOOL UNITED STATES
= Man Steamers--1he ships cooPoDg tina line arc tho
following ATLANTIC, Captain West.
PACIFIC, Captain Nye.
ARCTIC, CAPTAIN iueo.
BALTIC. CAPTAIN ComstOek.
. ADRlATiC. Captain Grafton
These ships havng been built contract espts'-y Tor
government service every has eeen taken IN The con-
their eLgineae strenath Add ipeeh
ana Their for uDequaod tui
el.eauee and comfort
Price of passage from New York TO Liverpool in frat
cal'n SIG in seccnd cabin SO Exclusive VI extra
SIC state SEQ.
From Liverpool to New York, GO and co
~ esperenc d surgeon attached TO each ship
No berth secured nntil paid for
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CORPORATIO NOTICE,-PUBL1C NOTICE IS
hereby given, the
pants Of all houses lots improved lands
affected thereby that the following assessments have been
completed by the Assessors and are lodged the Office
Of the Bureau Of Assessments for examination by all
interested vzFor paving the intersection of Avenue
and Thirteenth street The limits braeed by such
sesment include a the several houses and lots ound
lots pieces parcels of land, situated both
sides Thirteenth lines
feet northerly and 03 feet southery thererom and both
sides Of Thirteenth street. between Avenue and lines 1888
feet easerly and S feet westerly thererom All persons.
whose interests affected by the above named
ment and who opposed to the either of thcl
their objections in writing, to the
undersigned their office No Hall of Records, within
thirty days FRI IN tie date Of this notice.
SAMUEL II. De MOTT. }
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, ; Assessors
ISAAC WIN. SMITH.
ofec Bureau Of Assessments Street Department,
1882.
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CRoT0N AQUEnuCT DEPARTMENT-To CON
ractors-scaled proposals.. endorsed Proposals. for
lpding sewer ~ Twenty aith atreet, viii be received at
the orce 81 the Croton hgueduct Department (Rotunda
Rrk un, Monday the 7t day OF June, l62 at o'clock
- NJ 20 lmid sewer with The necessary receiving basins
and cnlerts IN Twenty NTH street from cNink
70 near Third avenue being in length 42S The
plan on the sewer and specifications for the binding of the
same and all other information relating thereto be
ah,o on appealon TO the Contract Clerk at this office.
,,,. .. NICHOLAS DEAN,
President Of the Croton Aaueduct pspsrtment
New York, May u, 1854
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EORPORATloN NoTICT.--rUBLlC NOTICE IS
~ hereby given that petition has been presented in hc
h ard 81 skant dermen for in Filth street from
Eowey 20 Avenue G. and resolution for the extension II
tho Second to the Bowcry All persons
tcrested in tie having objections hereto requested
the writing to the Contract Clerk this
Office before June 7th. NICHOLAS DEAN,
President of the Croton Aqucduet Department.
Croton Aquoduct Dept tRotunda Park, May 2S 1852.
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DLACK LACE MANTILLAs. Paris MADE sCAKfS,
ID Points &c; also a splendid assortment o. Cambtie
Chemsettes with sleeve tomateh IN agP.ea
in Paris Of various beautiful designs together with
large variety Of Point dAleneon Honiton and imitation
iaces just received by KERR y co, !6i Broadway,
between Eighth and Ninth streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-01
yu,uc BowERY SAVING STORE Will BE RE

vu,uE BoWERY SAVING STORE WILL BE RE-
i anened On Monday morning, May ~, with an entirely
new aud fresh d Dry Goods which has been bou5
Of the season and times Tor cash Onr
bayns leen closed recently have not been idle,
but have made full isratons for doing are business
and antcinate cxerops, to give faction 20 our
numerous We shall expose sale, on MONDAY,
and the following days g next week. some new style
eoods never tere IN America and IN the PR ees OF
Barcgc dc Lancs Lawns Ne, we sha cause a. mus sur
prise ~ closing up has done - IA u....ru
FW. ~. y. GILLEY Co., 10 Bo"ery.