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WATcBEs AND JEwELRY-THE SUBSCRIBER IS
w selling all descriptions of
WATCHES JEwDLRv WARE,
At retail, At much less thar the usual prices
yURGENsEN
Real Jules Juygensen watches received w arrival
with fro him with each wAoh warranted
feet tmekserers COOPER WATCHES
duplex levers, in hur ting magic cases. perfect
timekeepeTs. INDEPENDENT
e,ond watches for timing horses and sold and
silver cases. CHRoROMETERs.
splendid gold pocket ehroDeneters which without
Watches which run eight days.
ENAMEL wATCnKs
for ladies, some In hunting cases
DIAMOND WATCHES
ladies' In
MAGIC WATCHES,
which change into three different watches.
mp and turn the hands without any key.
Fine gold spinc watches, four holes swsled $25 90
cola sDamslied Watches ladies $ %
Gold English patent levers hunting cases IS 20
Silver patent levers low as.............. 16 90
and all other styles Of Watches at uaiy low prce:
Diamond earrings pins bracelets rings crosses
for sale At much less thAo The usual prices
All Kinds OF gold chains, pure gold wedding rings gold
keys ard seas gold and pencils gold and silver thin
bs bracelets bresstpns cuff pa loekots earrings gold
ard silver spectasies gold toothpck charms, chasns
chains &C.
Sterling silver spoons sups forks penknivss napkin
good time or thc money returoed
All kinds OF watches and cleaned and repaired IN
the bert much less than the usual pri-es
GEORGE q. ALIEN,
Importer Of watches and ewelry, Wholesale and RETAIL No.
VAL sIeet. second hoor near Broadway
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" 49, 1853 TO Contractors Sealed proposals endorsed
Proposal for Trench in Tenth sve.ue viii he received ~
the subscriber until July o. 1883 at IL osoek at the
Office Of the Croton Aqueduct Department. for the excava
ton, back filling and rammrg Of trench for Tour feet
main pipe in Tenth avenue from the gathonse on Lori
about zoo feet work to be done under the sppern
The trench to be III such part. Of the avenue as
directed by the epgineer.t, be eight feet wide IN
top regularly sopsd to six feet in width
admit of pipes being caulked the trench
of about moe feet Offset trenches will be
trench The contractor win required keep the trench
laid and cauLed the pipes LAID BY the
employ mept Of this department. the trenches to be
filled with earth or sand only and well rammed Ia layers
Of not han nine thick and paved in work
maplike manner where pavement is laid The
tractor to place sufficient lights at night and the
trench and keep the lighted from
place at the intersections Of the
and aso to indie mny and be city harmless
from All losses damages Co any animals things
tue his agents. Estimatos will bid price
cubic yard for the excavation of toe trench including all
will be aliowed0 including also all realizing ing
paving all sheet pling tho cls anng Of the
M as
materials from the trench and also the furnishing fill
ing In Of snch earth needed whore rock is
engineer shall direct and thoroughly cleaned the
pletn Of filing ano re paving Proposals to be made Is
dnane Blanks for proposals will be furnished this o.
fee The Engineers certificate as to tae quantity Of work
done under the contract TO DO final be made
be reserved until the completion OF the
whole The street to be kept in repair for six months
ourty required will be 81 600 The work be completed
within hundred days from the date the contract The
the whole or any Of thf deserved
: President Croton Aqu.duct Department.
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CORPORATION N0rICE.--PuBLTC NOTICE ~
~ hereby Given, TO the owaer owners ec-u pant or
:cupsn OF all houses aud lots improved or unimprSved
lands therehy tha the following snents have
been and lodged la tie Once
Of the Bureau Of sesments fer exampatop by a per
Sons Interested viz For building bsns and cuserts vt
the westr OF Fourteeah street and the First ave
nue. Tie limits embraced by such Dent include all
he several houses and lots of ground lots pieces
and parcels % land situated both oes o Foarteenth
street between First aid Second 10 west ic
OF Fist avenue and the osss side OF Sec ond avenue $50
feet south OF fourteenth persons hose inter-
sst Affected by the above who
opposed Co the same either Of them
present their objections in writing at
their Office No ball Of Records within sesy days from
the Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHAkLES DODGE. Assessors.
CHARLES HcNIfLL \
Ofes Bureau Of Assessments, Street Departmont Juv
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ykOTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMGNr.-TO CoNTRAC.
" aseasd proposals. endorsed Proposa for Sc er
In seventh will BIO received at che Of the Gro
tou Department. until Wednesday the 18th dav
u July, 1885, At II o'clock for the building u sewer
the receiving basins and euvets
avenue from the In thirteenth street point
= south Of Fourteenth street. being in length aboat
NJ feet The plan the and for tbs
Aunding Of the same, and all other Information relating
sscts be obtained ON application 70 shc Water Par
vsDon NJ ths once. NICHOLAS DEAN,
President Of The Croiop Aqueduct Deps, tmsnt.
View yprt, July }, 1859.
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STREET DFPARTMErT, NO. HALL OF RECORDS
> Public notice hereby Given that the following petit
sons presented in the Board Of Aldermen
regulate grade sth street from Third Harlem
crcsswak In Seventeenth street First
.vcDue and avenue in front Of No 2 Also the follow
To flag feet of walk side Sixth
svenpe between Forty and Forty fourth 10
Reekmnn street. the Park to Park psce To
street, ~ College place and widen osnson street to the
s no aorps rom in tbs Rpsrs %
Alderp To fence vacant lots Nos East Twenty
9th and in the thereof Al persons inter
sisted having objections requested to present them
writing to the undersigned ~ his othoe before the
I'd day Of July Inst JAMES FUREY,
Street Commissioner.
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noRpoRArIoN NOTICE. PUBLIC NOTICE is HERE

CORPORATION NOTICE. PUBLIC NOTICE is HERE
~ givtn TO the occupant or occupants
al b, and lots, improved unimproves lands
affected thereby that The assessments have been
completed by the and lodged in the office Of
ths Bureau Assessments for examination BY all pr'ons
tween kecond avenue and the Lat river The limits EN-
cludc all the several hses and
ased both sides Of Thirty eighth street from sscoad
river and both sides OF First
north and south Of Thirty eighth street. All
whose interests affected by the above named
and who opposed t. the same OF either OF
shsm requested to present their Questions in writing
70 she rsigned at their sce No. Hall Of Records
within thirty days from the date Of this notice.
WlLLiAh GAGE,
CHARLES j. DODGE, Assessors.
CHAkbtS WcNIELL
Once, Bureau Of Assessments eet Department, July
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CORPORATION NOTICE. : PUBLIC NOTICE IS
~ hereby given to the ssners occupant or
OF all houses and lots improved unmprov
lands affected thereby that the following assessments
baen completed by Assessors sLd lodged in the
eee Of ,ts bureau Of for by all
interested Nizsor paving Stanton street. from
kahgp street to the East river The limits embraced
such men include all the several houses aud lots OF
ground vacant lots pieces md parcels Of land
Beth sides Of stanton STREE from East river 100 feet
vest OF Margin street. and Both tides Of Maugn
Topkps 700 feet nth of
All whose interests affected by Tho
who opposed to the either Of
chem requested TO present their stjec writing,
20 The at their office No. Hall of Records
within thirty days from the date oil tits rosice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHAKLES j. DODGE, Assessors
CnAkLES McNIELL y
ofce Bureau Of Assessmeps, Street Department July
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CORPORATION NoTICE.-PUBLfC MOTT cE IS HERE
~ ty sieer pant occupants
houses 40 lots mOroved unimproyed lands Affect
.h.Jebe that the have been com
sd BY tho end lodged in tina ONCE Of the
Azr,au Of xamiLation by all persons in
rst.d For tagging sidewalk of fourth street
from 1trd Lexington Tho limits embraced BY
oaAA iot pieces and parcels OF land stuatd
sides from Third Lexnpt
aveppea All persons whose interests affected by
naed and Who opposed 20 the
esther Of them their objections 10
~rtx the undersigned 1t their office No. Hall Of Re-
,ards Within thirty DAYS from the date Of this notcs.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES DODGE. Asssssors
CHARLES MCNEIL,
once Bureau Of Assessments Street Department. July
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ExPHEss AGENCIES.

MAI rLSS hSn1NOAESs
REbFoRp 4 CO Is cALIEoRNIA EXPRESS WILL BE
Of our ia to
one SiSSSES g. Is ~ I : :s,: h..
CHASE CO.'S EXPRESS TO cAIIFoRNIA-rHE
- only via hearssus freight thirtydve
Per ,hr in charge Of psS. from
~ '-''~ '-"'s''' ''p Cnss i CO, No. % Broadway
Tally PHILADELPHIA AND WESTERN EXPRESS.
forwarded 70 Wheeling Chci natl and interior Of Pennsy
vAn' Small parcels one ca srssss e s IL
DAILY BOSTON AND EASTERN ExPREss.-RATEs
reduced 70 Pr cent Packages and parcels forwarded
" e"AA0"' nun CHASE "i Co. No. s. Broadway
ExPREss TO MONTEvIDtO AND THE RIVER LA
s'y .Alins T1 ssps
LiviSGsfoN, WELLS & CO., Ne. "A Broadway.
" Company q Lendon-this company has been form
s :s s for .%. and Ii:
steamers to all part 81 the world L0ndon.No Agar
broad q Chase co sapsss Wv BAaNsY
Manager
SsI:.s: XXI
!; :s s.;s 81
for Aspnwsll Navy Bay direct on the 2otb
Frshcisco all and packages for tue principal
and all OF ths mining districts vt
California Inland Expresses In charge
TO ALI freight for this must be
dey with invoices before the day of sailing
comply With the order for eordns
and ling Small parcels Will he received until oocI
the day Of the steamers departure charge to sha
pers BY this line for custom house ieea consular es6
cses package sho uld exceed rs lbs weight 5 feet
sulic and everything be n proof
COZ dition, or IL will DO at owser's risk.
ADAMS 4 CO.. 80 Broadway.
THOMPSON 4 CO.'S CALIFORNIA EXPRESS, NO 80
Broadway by the Nicaragua steamship line. Freight
the est rates. through by special
Mr. Richardson 1t IL ell known shat tho
this line arrive from threeto days In advance of the
mail limo All freight should be put water proof
di'iop and MT :: exceed us lbs cubic feet Small
The Star Of tbe W eat leaves the 2Ssh inst
THOMPSON 4 CO., 81 Brosdway
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THE NEW YonK AND LIvERF DOL UNITED STATES
Mail steamers-The ships pricing this line she

For freight or passage. Apply to
tDWnRDK COLLINS & CO. No. Sc W all street.
BROWN sHIPLEY Il CO., Liverpool
+. RORtRTS Co.. ID Kings Arms Yard: Loudon.
JOHN MUNRGE CO., No. B Rue Notre Dame des
VICTORIES Paris
GEO ii. DRAPER, Havre.
Tho Of these ships viii not be accountable for gold
silver bullion specie jesery precions stones metals
ur1ess bills Of adng signed therefor and the value
thereof therein expressed.
yCuE LIVERPOOL AND PHILADELPHIA STEAM
ship Company intend sailing their fsvorite steamships
FROM PHILADELPHIA.
City of Man chester. Observation-Disclosures. Saturday July 30
City of Glasgow. .....s.. Saturday, Aug 70
FROM LIVERPOOL.
City OF Glasgow. Wednesday July
City of Manchester. Wednesday Aug "A
Saloon, $50 500 and SIS taecording state rooms5
limited number Of third class passengers win be taken
and found with co, fogyzi|x eocked provisions for
SEQ. to LiTSjag SIS. from Liverpool
6caes of passage, and the aank Of lreaod In
of e. sterlir upwsr Hanbills be had at
the office of THOMAS RICHARDSON, Agent,
a't t'-. No. 10 Broad way.
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0IfnPfslNR.


E,on rUKsOLK PETEnsBURe AND RICHMOND
United ststss xan line.-The steamship J AMxSr0WN
Lsstr Parrsh leaves pier No Is North river
every sturdy afternoon 81 o,sock. The stsamshp
koANokL. Edsard csvsndy commander. every russdsy
srraoop ct eeo1k Freight received every Friday ard
Monday and Tuesday bnt not after O'Clock
isys Of sailing For freight apply and for passage
- LUDLAh PlkAsANTs 81 Broadsav
TESTIMONY OF GRATITUDE TO TIE OFFICERS
N Of the immigrant snip Johann LANCE As a mark of
and in tee imony of gratitude the
ind attention given by Surgeon Charlie Adolfe
Lange her recent voyage from
place the Of said ship do hereby Offer him
mast sincere thanks for his ndefatigable
promoting the necessary cleapness and for his remarka
od 60 al snch o. us needed his assistance 1t cannot
but afford him little PRIDE and graduation to
rspos t. learn through the that during the
forty six days In NE heat VI there
lutte sickness and not 81 case Of mortality among us
1be rasse being various nations and
df.ing mach In the popularity of their respective
t,N IL was found absolutely Indispensable to
than ordinary energy to establish such discipline for the
ssnatory condition Of she ship wight be TO tho
ajcr N and A. the time bring to order few stub
born and individuals who have appeared here
be well expected in place occupied by persons OF
various grades and characters We therefore AGAIN
cheerfuy admiration Of his and prompt
upon occasions 10 the necessary order and
discipline referred to- which has been most especially
quisit- this We also gratefully Seknowl
the urbany Kindness friendship, of the officers aud
particularly the gsntemanly aud courteous conduct
Of the Captain John Lambke and the chief Berend
Jsbnrg. signed by committee in behalf Of fvs
hundred and sixty fellow by whom have been
delegated to write and present this testimonial
CIR MO, George Drum opd William finlay George
lay, Daniel Gallagher John Hayes Thomas Nelson Her
Gr fenhagen, Richard Quin Denis Rynne Daniel
Malone Timothy Lucy Richard Rogers On board the ship
Johann LaDgo, New York, Jnly ls, 1853.
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FyORPORA TION N0rICE.-fUBLIC NOTICE Is
~ hereby given t. the
psnts s and lots improved lands
cted ereby that the following have
completed by the ASSESSORS and are In the office
she Buren Of Assessments for Examination, by all
iptsefted, viz For busing in street.
from the in Beocker street to Amity street.
The limits by snch all the
rA houses and vacant pieces aud parcels
land situated both sides Of Lsurens street
B'e cker TO niy streets Ill whose interests
affected by the above named no op
their objections writing TO The undersigned at their OF
Zee, No Hall OF kesordt within thirty days the
date tf this no,ics. WILL An GAGE,
CHARLES j. DODGE }Assesssrs.
CHARLES MCNEIL,
Once Bureau Of Assessmonts Street Department, July
le63
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FtORP .,RAfIOa NUTICE-PUBLIC NOTICE is HERE
BY the owner or owners occupant occupants
all houses lots imeroved unimproved lands affected
rsby that the have been completed
and igea in the o8oe OF the bureau Of
for examination by all viz
forpsvnK Eleventh from third 70 Forty
Ill and lots ground vacant lots pieces
parcels land situated both sides OF Eleventh
hen Forty third Forty eighth streets and both
Ades Of Forty fourth Forty fifth Forty sixth and Eersy
and Twelfth All persons whose interests AZ
fssa the shove named and who opposed
70 the either Of them requested present their
SELECTIONS In writing the undersigne at their Office No
Hail Of Records thirty days the date Of
votieA WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, }Assessors.
CHARLES MCNEIL,
once BsYeau Of Assessments Street Department. July g.
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CORPORATION NOTICs.-PUBLIC NOTICE is
hsreby vsn that petitions have presented the
hoard u idsrmen for the construction o. In the
sowisg named streets, to Wit 10 Elizabeth ftrest from
Houston to Blocker street also in Goerk street. from
santon 10 Houston street also resolution for in
vuiton street from the built veh street
the sear West street, also, petition for saver
In Fsty fourth street from fifty feet OF sixth avenue
70 and thrangh o>dway to at Forty sixth street
Also oIItios for receiving basin aud cavsrs Il tho
southeast Of Spring and Green streets AL persoas
IN The above AID having objections thereto ere
auested to present the writing tao Contract
Ssrh, nv this ohcs before July IL ls5T
NICHOLS DEAN, President.
CrrotGr Aaueduet De partnant. LnlY 0. 1853
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WATCHES, JEWELRY, sc.

DRINSMAID co, THE GOLD PEN DEPOT NO
ID Maiden lane, New York, one door from Broa iway
obbers Of watches jewelry gold silver
plated goods at fair low prices Orders promptly filled
and goods part Of the world Dealers
invited to examine our stock.
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YyokPORATION EorJCE-PUBLIC NOTICE rs HERE
~ ~ given that resolution has been presented in the
Hesed Assistant AdorDea, for extension Of the
possd the Bowery from its alton at Ri
EoB sweet to point hundred feet northwardly
Stanton eet; also petition for basin and suvers At
NE soushess Of Third And fifteenth street
ntcresed In the above and having objections
ersts requested to present the in writing to
he CsstrAs Clerk IT this Once. before July GOTH
pAa NICHOLAS DEAN President
OYcton Aoueduct Department July TO- 1858
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CTREET DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF RECORDS
y given that the folio
have been in the Board lay cross
Park; lots in Twenty fourth and Twenty
fifth streets between Madison and Fourth TO
and gutter and pave Washington street. between
Gantevoort AID Twelfth streets to open sach parts OF
eighth teth Eighty fret Eighty Eighty third
Lightly fourth and lightly fifth streets not de-
Of street from Fifth avenue to North rivers
lots Nos 2l0 22 23 and 21 Fourteenth
tagged to fence lots south side Of Twenty nip
street between Fourth and Madison to regulate
and pave thirty fifth street, from First to Third
to regulate and grade First from Thirty fifth to
Sixty first streets.
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SHIPPING.

TOR LIvERfoOL-usIrED STATES NAIL STEAM
ship PACIFIC Captain Nye--Tbis steamship will
apsr. with tbs United States mails for Europe positively
Saturday Juls o. At " O'Clock NJ from berth ~
the foot Of Capal street For freghs passage ewing
unequaned for and COMFORT apply
70 EDWARD X. COLLINS Il Co. 81 Wall street.
Passengers requested 70 be board at ~ A. d.
The steamship Atlantic viii succeed the Pscihc sad sail
Angust6
THE NEW YORK AND LIvERFOO UNITED STATES
Mail steamers-ihe ships comprising this line sre she
following
ATLANTIC. ............. Captain West.
PACIFIC. .......... Captain Nye.
ARCTIC. CAPITA n Luce.
BALTIC. Car sam comstock.
ADRIATlC. .................. Captain -.
These shps Ia wing built BY r.et expressly
men service has h-en taken In Their
and their for uneauaed for
elegance and comfort.
Price of passage from New York Liverpool in drst
cabin $40, In second cabin So Exclusive Of
size steteroom. $500
From Liverpool to New York ESQ and $3.50.
An experienced surgeon attached to each ship.
No bertbs secured IN I'll paid for.
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NEW YORK AND MONTREAL RAILROAD, VIA
lngton, ST. Johnsbury tpeier st Adams Montreal
and ogdensburg Ticket ooss Broadway Aaa Canal
street. Twenty sixth street and Fourth avenue Bag.
gage checked through. Fer freight, appiy 70 Il'.-
FRANCIS HYDE, General Agent. l52 south street.
CTATRN ISLAND rERRY.-REGULAR AND ExcUR.
- sion trips to Staten Island Fare 50 Boats leave
the foot o. whitehall street, scnth side Of the Battery,
every hour, from A. M.tosfM An extra boat leave;
M nisht, llh o'clock boats leave Staten leland every
" Aad " p. ~; aigAt " Velosh,
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TOHE 8. WICREkSHAM Manu- FAC rURER OF WIRE
railing iron fence for Arms, 80. No. 3l2 Broadway
tai iron work and wire rans for and
private grounds parks lawns enss from cents
to $40 foot Iron tedsads tho complete assort
ment In this city prices from 81 10 so rua Hons
urns vases ketch &C. poss spriss chairs setssss nat
trssses towel stands hat racks umbrella stands spttoeu
10 Wickershau celebrated railroad feuoes
from 81 66 to 81 rod Toe snbseribr the srre1
stock Of work IL tire United States All
bis own snuaetnre ~ exceed.dy low Priess s.psol
quality of hair and corn husk mattrssas JOHN WICK
fRsn AM warshoass No. 81 Breadsay works NoA 81, s.
and 81 Lewis street J4st.IfE * 1915 "
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AUSTRALIAN STEAMSHIP .coMPANY-FoR PORT
r a.s :aS:Sp III
d. Porter u s. N, commander. will positively be de
e: ::S .'ss: srss:: ss''y ' Fl;
'sa
be che f.:.s.. steamship IN re world Her accom- mods.
81: :I
$500 second eass $40 third class $500 The books
For i:ffas Y 2i;i, ssbS, Agents. 81 Broadway,
A salts Instant and viii B. succeeded sy s. Bal.i
clipper inca ss the twelfth ship Of this inc The
ofraek.s established, the fret iLps having ,scoom.
can or British not even excluding Further
has been eny Of sickness amongst the entire
grafton % the mortality on Sosd her !p.
namssr o would have been nO%ard. % Sisy
dea.hs case Of sickness The nes vii MY
''isy can 'soF n e s wal. street.
The latest AasIasp papers prices current. rssss Of
may be obtlin~d at the office.
Nfw YORK AND ALABAMA STEAMSHIP cOMPA
Wheel Bsck p&%R r. Capt S"s
Gs n, viii ;a ier Mosi. ss,urdsy. Jul, 2s Ct i
ss'ssk 'T
% s L. ssss S s M y: .s Ne
ss :"s l in lining s: !. .ptssaa
% s.s @ % Of sSns :, s
ports before leaving port LIVINGSTON, CROCHERON
CO., No. 81 Broadway
,ss. IT, he. !. tins 81 ss stocks will take
LNOR CHARLESTON AND FLoRIDA-U. s MAIL
u Line.-The rev End fast going steamer MARION, N.
Berry commander, will leave pier No North river,
Saturday, July %, At o'clock p NJ, precisely For
and for passage at the ofbos Of SPuFFOkD TILEST0N
co, No 30 Broadway Through ticket Florida fol-
lows Jacksonville, $s1 Gilatka. $ss
mail line I1he new and splendid steamship FLokIDa,
At O'clock NJ, from pier No. North Apply to
SAMUEL L. MITCuILL, No. IL Broadway.
The Alabama, George X. Schenck, captain, Wednes-
day. July ~.
EOR sALE-TuE SCHOONER HOPE or MIDDLE.
IL town, Conn, now lying at the Novelty Works. She
regjst seventy toms and carries hundred tons
coal eighty cords wood drawing six feet eight inohos
wntcr WV he sold bargain Apply te N0KkAU
PAkkkR, VI Barclay strecE. ftt
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CoRPoRAIIoN EoTICE-PUBLIC NOTICE is
" hereby given to the owner owners occupant or oc
supsnt all houses and lots improved unim proved
lands thereby that the have
been the and lodged in the
Office Of the Bureau Of assessments for examination AL
interested vzFOr regulating Fortyhh street.
second the Last river The limits embraced
such in Glade all the several houses and lots
bssh side. Of Forty nth street from the hast river to
Of the second and both sides Of
and Second 100 feet ches north and south
Forty fifth street All whose interests Affect
ed By tie above named Ind who opposed to
the Of them requested to present their
objection, In writing to the undersigned at their office
4Ep of Records within thirty days frsm tho date Of
this notice. NILLIAk GAGE.
CHARLES j. DUDGE, Assessors.
CHARLES McNEILL,
Once Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department July
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FoR sALE-TuE SCHOONER HOPE, or MIDDLE
IL town, Conn, now lying at the Novelty Works She
regst seventyhve toms and carries hundred tons
coal eighty cords wood drawing six feet eight noho
water WI he sold hsrgaiQ apply 10 WyRLAU 4
1AhkkR, " barclay strGcE. Rth
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USTRALIA, VIA THE CAPE OF GOOD Hope
"A Pioneer LiBe-the Sea Ranger, will he succeeded by
the Baltimore clipper bark KIRKLAND and having only
for six bin will positively sail
the 15th This will he found route
eisy she will carry than passengers
R. w. CAMERON, ll6 Wall street