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Proposals for Improving the Harbor OF Providence,
Rhode Island.


Esatssrp D.rIxrxrsr,
Washington, May 10, 1850
PROPOSALS win be received this office unnI the lst
the shoa and crook
Of Providence, Rhode Island and opening channel
wide, deep mean low
w The mean G n 70 De os .oms being %
era ercavaed which TO be delivered into suitable
those eastward of the main channel Interfere with
the navigation private interests. e distance TO which will
The Of The usc feet giving Is feet depth
The channel l. TO be Indicated marked out work Is to
supcnended by officer Of the United sae engineer depart
The be removed Is estimated Iaooo cubic
the privilege Of varying
hi. bring within the limits of the
Payments viii Be mon,nly and the Of eighty
per he paid the the faithful
on of the work which 10 be completed on before he FIRST day
which be .aled and endo,d win state the
For appe may be made Capt George
D'u0n corps oe"sn'e New Havoc los C. ToTTEr
| Brig. Gen. and Col. Of Engineers.
To be inserted Republic, Washington
York Aurora Norwich cosnee'isu Pos rrovdsoee Rhode
web 9, md two paper se".@',, .s .ass,
May Is-dI~ aaa~aw @
ron CHILDREr.-we have very complete a-.or,roen,
o children s.nn s0ss s T and sSen 4. and number,
30 cor .So" s,os.a and =. l s.sn eys. for children
Win neat patterns varions style, Of de-. goods
children and misses
styles OF small checks AID stripes suitable for
boys
Knowing the dhcuy procure goods
goods boys chdren
''"' " YERBy, TEBRs, vERBY,
Avenue House, corner OF 7th stree, and Pa avenue
| r ADIEs' DRESS GOODS
Ia silks In solid coors and striped
| rs DO and psrern- of besere, various styles
100 do beress de Iaises, from lak cents up
rs DO SIX tissues
10 do Zulemss, very pretty
embroidered mu iins
100 plain Swiss mns'ns
smhrodcrcd de baize for travelling dresses,
and very pretty
20 patterns mouene de isno for street and
Win o and Of all kinds OF dress goods
! ,dan,ed 10 The season VERIFY, TEBRS, h VERIFY,
| Avenue House. corner Of 7tb and Pa avenue.
| April 23--dim ~
nom EsTIC AND STAPLE GOODs-we bsve in
sck Of goods suitable fo the use OF
families hotel keepers, steamboats,, Acs-
500 pieces hlesched .nd broad coton.' ee. makes
80 do hest bleaebed sheetpr', all widths .#.
100 do pins fa-t rolors
$50 do lawns, all prices
100 do berege de aipes
Is do besched table damssk
10 do brown
20 bundles brown table clo,hs various sizes
50 Dozen nnpkins
rs pieces .hIrtinu linen, ali grades makes
80 do towcins, all grades
10 do simmer fapneis
00o dozen stockings, various srade-
l5o do half hose, all sizes and Rrsdes.
The cheap wishing rcsse
o om goods know they cheap
49, VERIFY, TEHbs, VERY,
Avenue House, corner Of 7h suee'snd Pa avenue,
April a3--dlm
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lRUFEssUN ALExANDER q. BAItHY's Tricophe.


rous fastening, soften
Of hair, cleansing the head, and
curing diseases the skin and external bruises, &C. The
used Barry Tncopherous, wheh
hair, euptions
bruises &c. head Of all preparations intended
-consideed Figures
and The sales million Of bottles
This the business will
orders which daily the
Brosdway addressed Professor Barry
would scarcely
believed The wholesale deaand from 1000 To 5000 boules
hair
The popularity OF the article everywhere and the liberal
Dealers combine its sales with rapdi
made
reputation well Intrinsic value For sale, whole
retail, al 1877 Broadway,
principal throughout United
Canada Mexico, West ladies' Great Britain, and France,
L. Gibbs Washngton ID. q. Sold
large bottles. Price % cents
I-d6m-
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Tops, Il F
THE saamander Company public
OF Of
they gold medal last fair Of the Amer
Insttue Mecbsn-
institute Washington February and March OF this
year.
marble OF precious and the
choicest marbles, different varieties,
hesuu capable resisting greater degree
be injured by the action Of ncds OIL
sII.As e. HERRING.
department OF this undsr the
y. j. A. Williams, the the
business department that OF John
10 communications ba addressed
cipal are rooms, sl3 Broadway, New York.
Nav
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COR nEST IN THE rIN~r waRDy@rhree large and
furnished chambers Inquire y between iph snd
Streets house standing hsckt north aide Of the street
The above only and half squares from Wnder
hspISNe. ssHfcd and besntifsl location. # = tNN
hl.o, hn. brick stable for four horses
May
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dw% % y shen fort be yea " mdp dgni james II Ba Office
Ap8. JANE EEDwARD s,Cdeuu
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GRAPE shaxyls, yisites, MantilIsx, Psrasols-We
would call particular attention large and varied
Of the above goods in store
la0 Grape shaws varying in price from S5 TO $50
as York and Paris made mantilas, from 50 10 $50
|, 900 parasols, various styles and prices ..E
merino silk beege all styles, from rs
a stock of all kinds Of and domes-
tic dry goods, prices fail please. .#
YERBY, TEBBS, b YERBY,
s House, corner Of 7h and Pa avenue,
April 23--dn Miss Dermotts building
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Dy secured In Is49.-Puvermacer patent
ID vatsc constructed be under the
wonderful discovery IN medicine and esc
ucy They relieve without pain or shock IN
ache palms, by their mild but
body stand
ingsuch compisin liver diseases
&cdisappear by miracle They bay. been applied with the
dreadful diseases children commonly
called eethug under difficulties aud
defect the magnetic needles In short show
ali powerful voac pile. Tho
he folded
ready instantaneous and will insi
lifetime guarding himself family, md fiends. &c against
which mild,
perfectly and wonderfully speedy remedy
The price complete chain from 81 s. baises $40
go So IT'S
Incredible above facts, casiy
beforehand depot, of ruth The
acknowedeed IN America by the
Medicine New York. and the chains have
medical colleges The city, Bellevue,
Island hospitals, Brooklyn City Hospital, kc in Eu
by Academic Naonaie de- Medecn at Psns by the imperial
faculty Vienna by the royal faculty Bsn and other scientific
institutions highest ORDER including the principal hospitals
Europe. l##tF.#E
OF testimonials the
feet institutions America aud Europe well
distinguished members the profession
hemspbrres invit. poblic examine them
and illustrated descrpoosone for personal and
of testimonials, npd number
York and Europe be obtained
They win be forwarded free Of possgs OF The
United states in answer to prepaid Inquiries three cents
j. STElNERJ,
No 5e6 Broadway, corner OF Prince New York.
Agent In Washington, H. u. Gilman, Pennsylvania avenue.
Ba,nse, Charles and WIN. Capari, % North Gay street.
Ap 9S-d3D E.
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ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD.
CHANGE OF HOURS.
EN

ON Monday May 1852 daily trains Sunday creep,ed
win be this road ngreeahly TO the following arrange
me
for warsnton and intermediate points viii leave the
OF Duke and Henry streets, at = O'Clock
will Wafrenion s ~ O'Clock, arriving In
AIeIandna n a quarter before 4 O'Clock, y. m.
Alexandra and intermediate points viii
leave Culpeper at O'Clock, arriving in Aerand,a al
O'clock m.
Returning Alexandra quarter before O'Clock,
arriving In Culpeper al a quarter before o o'clock.
daily running between GordonsviIe and Cupeper, IN
this and the Virginia central roads Pei
orders
Tpsouos ucEtTs.
DO Lynchbufr w
Do Lovngs,oh. s..s'........'t..
Do Amherst u w
DO hiddleburR w
Per ordert w ~ BRoCKETT, Agent
May l1-dn
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EFRTG ATOftssTbn snbscribsr received
II other supply OF those universal stone resers,ors"
H. Philadelphia and which
diploma from the Metropolitan Mechanics Institute Of this city
ussd this refviue
10 decidedly arranged
entirely removed
Hy OF
around vessel end within each
while simple vertsunr convsnce the complete
rtiy OF the whole apparatus ia insured. III.
For prces privilege Of being
q. w. BoTELER,
Ap97-u Iron Hall.
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EENFLEMENs FURNISHING GOODS--We would call
Tue particular attention OF gentemen large cho,ce
stock OF furnishing goodsi linen dress Shirts
aud made TO order
also the most approved collars ready made
der nj the shortest notice. We made such
viii enable us produce the and
vsrys lest price
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oryIos Housr RsrsssssrArivss u, a.,
May Q, lass.
CEAIED proposals will he received at this once
y Wednesday, eighth dry of June
the
Jumps about the OF fourteen pound weight
the vaults Of Capitol fes from MI
dust and particles of small coal e.. y.
Also furnishing husded and twenty-five cords Of hs bss
auuiiy hickory hundred sawed
spce cords 10 be sawed and slowed thu
be corded the yard Of the Capitol aud
sred nj q expense Of the contractor.
The wood and coal put away before
I0th day ~ September next - =. -
Of Representative. Of the United States.
MAY lo-dtethJune
- fIntsiIiesncer, Republic, and Evening star.l
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nENTLEMEN's wEAH--Just received very large and
haudsome Of blue, black, g.sn brown san o
and gray French cloths .~
Plain and fancy English and French eassimeres
Many styles plain and fancy French dnling somo entirely
5"
Plain and figured silk cashmere, Msrselfes ~
And vesnas, suitable 10 The season
Together supply Of meek ersvn pocket
handkcchie (sk and nep hosiery, &C. TO which we
respectfully invite the attention OF gentlemen. - -
Ap 30-fw fH#a.3tr. F..S HOOP, bRo., 70
JIOME~LFE In Germany by Q. l., Brace.
III Life and Writings OF Algetnon sidney. f.
One Year Of wcdlock; by Emily e. Carlen. .s..
Review of sptnai sIanssanons ~ by Chns Bcecher
Wines Commentaries The Laws Of the Apsent Hebrews
Bridge OF African Edited ny Hawthorne
Al TAYLOR MAURyT
NAV IA bookstore, Wh st
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ny =. G. MCGUIRE. Anctsopeer.
mRvJsrEE's SALE or VERY DESIRABLE FARM NEAR
Tuesday nnernoon May 81 at O'clock,
the McG0re shall SELL by virtue OF
S.ed N ,r.t duly recorded in
b~r 9os 22, ~ the land records of
county OF called bsddocks Ill.,
about n miles distant from
ssnsson three acres of land with good
.uh-tanal dwe and all ouihutangs.
Ters the rcsduc in two equal paymsnt pay
able March H. 1885, secured by deed OF trust.
IN" bearing '"'''''' "Va '' THos cARBeRY, Trustee.
JAS. q. MCGUIRE,
Aroo eoa Auctonecr.
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\ MEIEME. Professor of the French, sPsnssn, s"d
Ho1se at Mrs DAWES, between
4 and s,h sueats, Pennsylvania avenue, south side
Ap 2e-lmn
ARgE and Airy Rooms for hens-Venusmsn tesnous
obtaining and (funishcd for the SUMMER
- " DANIEL CAMPBELL, saddler,
M.y y,7-.oda, Of National Hotel.
ADDITIONAL Supplies OF Gents FurnisnnG o""as
returned from New York win "nonei ursn ,"pp'
varied, and c"mp~ ana dec'
dcd had the pleasure to ons 70 INF nenns ana
the public.
.c's. prices, aaa fAir dealing msy all "s'
CHARLES n. LANES
Hat, Gap, and e.ns'emen'. Furnishing E'se".hment,
May s-Sawsw1 renpsyivsnia avenue, near ~ street
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MSmoRtALs ard Correspsseence Of Chsri.. J.m.,
vols - ''s"' ' s '"' ''s.e', w. r
"S% FRANCK TAYLOR
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NAsnI>GroN. II rduos17v ADrII y.
The following Postn,stcrs have been an
pointed m l,, state of Now Yo... : -
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Madame Rutgoy, the elder of the two, is pro-
1lbly nov in England, or has embarked IN the
iIermonn, which left Bremen on Friday.
Madame Mrssclanyi, who is Younger, ond in
lchcotc health, will cone later in the season,
oy London packet. Both are high accom-
pllslcl ladies, rs remarkable for their genius
and virtues, as for the misfortuncs which have
fallen upon their house.
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j The Paris correspondent Of the New
York Times says that " the news from Vienna
Is that Tie process now going on agalu,,
Madame Mcsselanyi, sister Of Kcs.uh. viii
terminal" IN sentence Of death" Fortunate
~ the ladj IN question is in Bussc's, beyond
Austrian control, and there is good reason To-
hope that she, with an elder SISTER and their
children, Will soon join a tni,d sister, already
e'tHb'Ished in the United 5 atc=. The Times
states thar, mainly thgough efforts of one or two
ladies IN lAe city of Now York, a sum Of money
has been recently raised sufficient To- pay the
passages of both these sisters ofthc gifted and
heroic Hungarian exile, with their SIX children
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The knine ENtradition Cnse.

CUI(pu states am breat Drllaln aug. y, lS4Ii
lately given in New York, is one of so great
importance, that we would GLADLY insert it at
Icngth, could we fairly hnd room for it. We
will try to rive our readers tne essential points
of it in shorter compass.
Ga the application Of the British Consul at
New York, Naine had been arrested under
warrant from Commission BridLhim under
the treaty, upon charge Of assault upon
james Bate in lrnlani, with intent to murder.
The Com missioner Oh hearing Of the al,c.a-
lions aud proofs, judged hin guilty aud order
ed his confinement to abide the order OF the
President OF the Uui,eJ States. Being brought
before JadIe jell, of the \. y. District Juy
LIST, On writ Of LaJeaS corPns, the Judge de-
cidcd the proceedings to be valid and legal,
and rernandcd the prisoner to the cOsluJy ul
The Marshall. Ga the l7h of Juiy, "thc act
ny Secretary OF State issued his warrant d.
'ec,jng the prisoner to he surrendered aud leI,Y-
cred up TO ,lr. Btrcay, Tier Driltauic Maje,-
!'s Consul" An application was then made
to Judge Nelson Tor u writ of hqbsaS corpps,
upon an alleged Illegal detention aud inpr,soh-
meut. The JndgG required the whole Of the
proceedings to be laid before him. On full
examination he was satisfied ''that the Com
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stead OF dschlreing tie prisoner, he saw f.
10 adjourn the case to the next term Of tie
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-26
A LBERT II. NICOLAY, AUCTIONEER.
"A POSITIVELY THE LAST SALE
WILL SELL AT AUCTION, ON
Thursday, October n, 1859,

of valuable lots in
WEST FLUSHING.
TO ACCOMMODATES MANY VINO COULD NOT ATTEND THE
sales OF this property on the ground,
ALBERT H. NICOLAY
will sell ct auction for the Wos Flushing Land Company
eEoNDAY AND TUESDAY,
October 81 aud November l,
II O'CLOCK
MERCHANTS EXCHANGE,
200
situated in the beautiful village Of
WEST FLUSHING,
On the line of the New York and Flushing Railroad the
depot Of which will be this property and when COMPLETED
will be will in twenty minutes ride of the city of New York
The Ncvtown and Flushing that VIII
amshurg tho village half hour during the day.
mile Of this beautiful property The streets have all been
graded in the by the
whose also the Park and Lake about five
acres being ornsmented and to be completed by
property able to testify its being without exception
the best location and possessing than
other ever offered the vicinity New Those
aU lots be sold the balance remaining snsold coo
recently offered at auction the been bought by first
class purchasers who intend to improve them i'm datey
Also the large handsome and convenient mansion house.
formerly occupied by William 7. Hendrckson containing
seventeen well furnished The house il situated
high ground in the village Of West Flushing haviag view
Of Flushing the bay together with about three Of
house gsnary stable ehcd &C. This OF the best OPP
portuntea for obtaining country residence complete
TT for immediate occupancy that has been offered this
viewing tho lots prior {, the SALE Will 10 urniihed gratis
with tickets for either steamboat STAGES and ttograrhic
maps with ful particulars, application 10
J. c. SAuNDEEs No Nassau street,
or ALBERT H. NIcoLAY, Anetionosr,
Ma gtxa
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A LBERT II. NICoLAY AUCTIoNEER GENTEEL
n household furniture elegant carved rosewood piano
octayes made by Dubois Warrincr, and in
crect order, tapestry oarps brocaie and lace curtains
bina and gold dinner and tea set &c., &c at auction
ALBEIT H. NICOLAY will sell Trid,y October % at
~ o'clock AN at No. 90 Lexington avenue north
Of Twenty street. eentee household furniture IA
order and nearly consisting in part Of elegant
wood carved sey oetayes uade By Dubois &Warner
tapestry ingram carpets English oil cloths tapestry stair
carpet lace and brocade carn carved mahogany tables
and char ditto tte atce, marble top tables, French pier
eraneoles china and gold dinner silver
plated ware black walnut bedstcad mahogany bureau with
mfble top mahogany French bedstead mattresses Re- &C.
As6 quantity Of gas fixtures such chandeliers brackets
30 together with variety of kitchen utensils Terms
Cash in bankabe money, and deposit required from every
purchaser Catalogues be obtained at the ONCE OIL "
Auctioneer, No. 40 W all street. -
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WM DuMoNT, AuCrIoNRER-riYE TWO STORY

WM DuMoNT, hUCTioNEER-FiVE TWO STORY
w and basement lrek h.uses a lots on Ffy-thisi
strest-DUMONT HOsACK viii sell at auction,
Thurfday October r. at II O'clock ut the Merchants x
change i've two story basement brick houses and lots tho
mott side Of Fifty third st. between cd Third
syo,ues lightning 100 feet east Second built by
days WORN in the beet mxnner brown stone oops
tminss iron railinrs, &c. Escn houte mai
and sliding doors marble uants rrses cooking range and
Croton water, hsrd finished walls, Re- Houses 10 feet
inches ~ 70 eet LOT " feet melee by 100 fee. ncbc 10
the imWt date vicinity OF the Second 1hd rail
roads. Twohrds Of tho purchase monty may remain on
loLd and mortgage Sale positive.
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RRANCn a MCDONNELL, ,.cTIoNrpRs-wILI,
~ sell AZ their store 10 street this day, at iOs
oHoch, an nssoIvmens rev and secondhand furniture,
Svns,sting Of parc, dining cham. Der suites,
"a manogany and rosewoodi SECRETARY and library book
vases marble tor dressing bureaus and wastands tes
h.setes, sofas soisNedr, rocking aud parlor chars,
Ionng wfdrobr black wnlput aud mahogany
ena side tables French and Italian bodeads, hair
.resset 6e 6e toilet sets, paintings mirrors engravngs
hnte ornaments carpets &c Aleo, Office furniture decks
chairs, stoves, DO. Also, 10000 segars
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-26
A LBERT II. NICOLAY AUCTIoNEER.-GREAT AMI
peremptory sale Of three hundred and twenty-five de

A LBERT H. NICOLAY, Northumberland AND
a peremptory sale Of three hundred twenty-five
e: n7ss ss Il,
xI5ERT d: NiCeLAY will sell on Wednesday, October
% 1855 at eleven O'Clock NJ the ground three hundred
Sss5s building lots and wharf
be ss with the privilege of one or moro adjoining lots of the
This property presents raro to merchants
nuf3urers and workingmen either private
ss s e. and
Ing city Of Nsws which contains oyer S mon
si',ss
for It's rapid growth and its various and
prise Of its Inhabitants. and It's beautiful and healthy
bank the Passao river sins the side 70 New
With sss sSsss II sosS issay
good schools Tho lots liz either side et the New Jersey
tore Now Y.rt in about swslsy minutes
r. Ss,ss
also water front adjoining ana belonging 70 iris
passing repassns and which for wharf not
The all wide and regularly laid out along
borders Of which 1000 shade trees have been planted and
The oonas spring prosrators this property
s i in
600 lot; haze been sold during the past
York which affords many to
Hs% &. s.s ns saSs f
The s Of and
adsny expected that these lots will soon be the size Of
: s I'll a be sy wi" be made known on
%
81 O'clock r each day, for the purpose Of giving all
s e Il RsS this
Fer stSgaPha maps free tickets and full Particulars
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-26

EREsH MANUFACTURED TURS.-WILLIAM IRVING
Co., auctioneers will sell at auction Thursday aud
Friday, October and g. a. 1913 o'clock each day their
sales rooms No Pine street. the entire stock OF s. Phillips
Esq, who about retiring from business, made expressly
for tie Broadway retail trade, comprising muf Nioornos
and ea IN set and single Of Russia martin Belgian genet
Ieb real stone martin m.rn sable swans down. London
nstred lynx silver badger Canaea sable mountain mara
fitch martin Isabella bear &c neck tics boa opera On
pelernes collar riding gloves, caps No. Sleigh aad lap
lined and rimmed genet Rocky Mountain
Bay wolf prairie WOLF black bear aud other fancy and
plain robes coats foot mu &c. All the above goods are
made of the best material and in the beet manner Every
article will be positively cold without reserve. 49,
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FANCY FURS1

LNURS AT THE CRYSTAL PALACE-DUPLICATE
Of all the shapes in the Exhibition, with
the greatest in variety Of fur from choice sknE
selling by the subscriber at moderate prices Also
splendid designs in rich velvet cloaks
with Ruesien sabe Tucson Bay sable royal ermuo sable
miuk stone martin Busnos Ayres chnoha Russian lynx
and great yeroty Of other cho: furs Ladies and vstsr
tion, preparatory to their supplying themselves with fu
for the CHARLES COOK,
Fur manufacturer and skin importer 62b Broadway.
Several Of stuffed sables aud ermiaes for
worthy the attention Of natas which arrived ats
tor the Crystal Palace,
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BALLS. &c

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" RACCO the only teacher fdancng we'll known In the
United states the honor " inform the public thaa ~
viii take place the tenth Of November % which day
Ia will close the announced subscription for the above
soree ana course Of lessons for which several young
ladies' perfectly fat, have been engaged BY him. - M
esauts his evening lessons as usual they being ndpen
sso 20 the Instruction and perfection every IN
r Fer further particulars, qure at 10 Bond street,