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Legal. NOTICES.

CUPReME COURF-IN THE NATTER or THE Ar.
shs City Of New ToIs relative to the epesing Of f0d
In the city Of New York Pursuant 70 statutes in such
made and provided tho Mayor, Aldermen, and
onaty Of the city OF New York. hereby give netiee that
hey intend 2 .ppy me sgssn. ths State q
ths city New York. Saturday the 18th day Of August
A. D. 1858 nj the opening Of the court that day
thereafter counsel be heard the appointment
Of q Essmats and the above
proyemsnt hereby intended, is the opening Of 10sd
stse, rom Third to Eighth avenue IN the city
der and virtue Of An act Of the Of the people
the State Of New York entitled relative
touching the laying out Of streets roads
the city New York. and for other parPose passed
= lsT. R0BERTJ. DILLON,
Counsel " the Corporation.
Dated View York, July Y, 1873
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SyORPORATIoN NOTICE. = PUBLIC NOTICE IS
~ hereby given TO the owners, occupant
supants Of all houses and lot improved unimproyed
affected thereby that she folio wing
Esen by the assessors End lodged in the oce
of Assesments for examination by all
Ssns visFor setting curb and gutter and Icy
Ang tagging in Eighty fourth street between Fourth sad
ineuds all the several houses and lots of ground Vacant
and parcels Of land situated both sides Of
fourth street. from Fourth TO Fift tho
side Of Fourth avenue and the eas side Of Fifth
1902 feet north and south Of Eighty fourth street,
persons whose interests affected BY the above named
Assessments and who opposed to the either Of
requested 10 their objections writing
90 the ders'gned at their office No Hall Of Records
within thirty days from the.date Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES !. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES hoNIELL, y
CeetBureau Of Assessnent Street Department Aog 9,
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New York, August i. 1858.
fyonPoRATIoN NoTIeR-puBLIc NOTICE \

fyORPoRATION NOTIGR.-pUBLIC NOTICE IS
~ hereby given 10 the owner owners occupant or
sspaAt Of all houses and loss improved or unimproved
lands affected steree that the following have
pcted by the kssess0rs ard lodged the
Of the Bureau Of Agreements for examination by all
persons intereste vigFor building Wooster
street from Canal TO Meuston street. The limits embraced
~ en include all the several houses and lots
Of vacant lots pieces and parcels OF land situated
both sides Of Wooster street from Canal to Bleesksr
streets from Wooster 10 Greene street. All persons
whose interests Affected by tas shove named
ents who opposed to the same either of them,
requested TO present the in writing 20 ITO
xndersigsed st their office No Hall VI Records within
tlkty days .fen the dats OF this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE
CHARLES J. DODGE, SAsaessors
CHARLES MeSIELL,t
OEee Bnreau Of Asssisnents. Street Department Au-
rust o. ler3
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WATRI,INa PLACES.

TAKE MAHOPAc-rHE UNDERSIGNED BESS
IL 70 inform the pubc that no has opened spacious
and comfortable boarding house at the above Lake
Every requisite for the comfort and o
has provided for the OF fsn
lies individuals Refers for PARTICULAR TO Milford
No. I3l Pearl street. New York. N. l.. THOMPSON,
Lake Mahopao, Putnam county, N. Y.
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CTREET DEPARTMENT. NO. BALL OF RECORDS
Sealed proposals will DO received this ofce until
Monday, August8 1853 TO nag space four feet WIDE
westerly sidewalk Of Second between rwep eighth
and lrst Thirty fourth Thirty
70 Sc. now curb and gutter and flag the sdswals Of
gutter stones and Gag space four feet wd through
side walks OF Broadway from Fifty first TO Fifty
street. Specifications be Fad on application 10 the Con
tract clerk of this depal tment
JAMES FUREY, Street Commissioners.
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OCULTsTs AND AURrsTg.

TNEAFNESS PERMANENTLY REMOVED IN FKy
~ days. without operation by the use s
the oclebra Acoustic Fluid discovered after twenty
study Of diseases Of the NJ surgeon 20 the soy
Anst TO Her Queen Of Great Britain Queen Ads
de the Dutohcss Of Kent the King Of Francs Lou
Philippe etc. etc. In all Of deafness
when existing for twenty year certain relief and psrms
By the medical profession throughout Europe, and
offered for the fst time to the public In THE country Wa
States Canads the West India issnds roopt Of fvs
dollars dreeted TO Dr.. LOhTAINE. Ne uncC sxcek Al
hsay, New York
ITO THE DEAF--A. g. HEATH. N. D., AURtsr, DH-
votes especial attention to doofnoss discharges noises
in tho head throat, and affections causing deafness
ron ten totwo daily ct Howard street, n!ss door nom
two years duratop silcs sixteen yenrs; r. Heriok
two years. Callahan, three and half year.; H. Walton
seven months j. speskmHn fifteen years deaaes and dis
charge from s. webb Of sudden DEAFNESS T. SCOTT q
discharge Of thirty A. Osborn recent desiness and
discharge H. Clark deafness from constitutional disese
see pamphlet.
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floDy04Axlon E9T1cn-1O CoAL pxAIlRA-
H l sss9l1s sas6 o. 81 ssS y xsssss
60 ~ Is.I s.slty, fbr sks - Z D. pSSis SsiiS-
- & y s:.siss q I've As..ssa le:.1A
sssS ~ Y s1ssa.k s4s kiads & Ss.i = q tsi
IL - assSis4 sns e lsa9pA 81 5ss ays hs.drsS
SaA - dsA Css haN Of s.sh kAl y ~ aslivwsl
- e asA 81 the pciiss sGesN STATEN hsussA 1uIs
= SxSsaas1 = IEsses1 Sy ~ Sspsntssasnt Of Pebble
eeon, ssAssspsnt o ~ 1rst sf November. Pay.
R0t IN - pa1e ths dsliysTy q the coal 6eosy Win
ysQgtn - duubIs the Of the sonkrAes psee for
~ soA and Donds 10 b fusnnhsd within Ave days assf
4eeoso1nnes II the Ma Each estimate viii b put IN
oDVoDoDS aoaled and dSssesa tho outside follows
"a Inea 0snptssllss Ne. Hall Of Records Oity
~ ysxkn Thspe also 70 be written the outsids
Sespssas FOX C By nsxe write the d The persoi
pons Via make ths proposition, sidiss also Tho
q - EsAtsn1 The lsspositens WI be yuAlisly opsn.
q 6 - 80 ahevs stated IN presence Of the Mayor aad
- q he bdaws may desire TO attend Proposals.
so ~ aee n strict conformity 70 the provisions OF title
se 81 Ssntraess for supplies and work for the ssrps
AeAs sd Me osdpanees amending the Copies Of
oo6 6ydha and blank forms ssttaSss may Be had
g No. Hall Of Records The Con ptrOller reserves the
EshA Of nteetg al the proposoas IT, in his judg-
HdAl ~ hsszets Of the city rsgsa.s him 70 % %.
0oDuoB0lIe4'o Once. New York July 81 I05a
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kVlNANCB DkPARTx1NZ, COMPTROLLHR'6 OF
K See city Of new York July a. 8s3-Beaed propos Ais
leetiysd at this department until fOur o'clock, r.
- uesday August 1893 for publishing spsper OF
ueed scuat.r twice week for weeks the redemp
81D Aou Of ths sale Of April 1882 Of lands As t6s
.Isynsst Of The taxes q ls4e Also, the redemption
Ogton vstsr rents Of the year commanding Nay 1850 and
mlhg April s, 1851 Also, the redemption notice Of the
~ yane S52 for the payment Of the taxes of the
yo 1850 She notices to be In the body Of the pa
and net supplement; and the publishers TO furnish
LOCO copies Of the notice Of each SALE in
1hle Sr to 30 folded stitched delivered to this Do
p1tEent; snd also, to Rotiees to be published
sv,ce week In twelve daily papers published in the city
New York for weeks Stating whore the detailed
sse Published and be and 70 furnish am
1avs " all such pubcs Tho proposals. will state
De price per line Of the
- elsh Sos embracing table the OF the street.
ac sf strsc between what avenues DESCRIPTION
q px0peDts 10 whom taxed wafs ward NUMBER farm
h number Of what ~mount sold foY
q yeex cola for vhsp Sold redeemed Each
1Enpoen TO be enclosed sealed upand directed Proposals
OF taxes and water rents" and these
sealed = directed TO A c. Flagg, conptrolos city
= Now York; Each person can put private teal his
may snb,aes proposals. for al Of the
~ BROKEN until the public openins The Comptroicr
the privilege of determining TO the CIR uat0n Of
s PAPER and Me ability Of the to do the work
49, - a. c. FLAGG. Comptrollsr.
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TRxAVELLEBS' GUIDO.

----~~~~-~~>,>~>~-~r~-
1853 cnEAs AND
and n:' YG,a inland a, roSs: fasosd fsrs I've daily
X: .ss % . .s and
e. hSy' &.
?, Ts Elm ana Centre where through tickets
IT = iss sy:ss., FARE.
Passengers Also received = street and Ba-s,y
above train. VIM land and rssi1s only q orc
sssi'n
CAMDEN AND AMBoY RAILROAD TO PHILApEl,
pf A. line a. Is aa
aa sSus 20
press s' ii"s Pstts. lneey
hss s. s sa7s , !. s'
EoR AMHERST COLLEGE COMPREHENSIVE.
ss rom o va street
daily !: ave oslosi = Il thence ~ New London. W,
ssf.t q sisyss II. Through sssEss
EoR SHREWSBURY, LONG BRANCH. HIGHLAND
= yAaIs enRisToPniR Capt John Price ". vii leave
Lea ssvss s' New York Assss.s a. H.; III NJ So,
i i1b En- i i0s T. Nj ,, ash i
Ans a. s.S ana ldsh IN h 1nd M II ~
DOR KEYPORT AND FORT HAMILTON FROM TIE
foot Of Chambers trest fare ia CO nts each way The
and 4: seansaas sa
s'sss as ii
tion with the boats.
FoR sToSYnRooK,, HUNTINGTON, AND North
Il port.-The and beautiful steamer GEORGE LAW,
Captain Mannin, having received her machinery viii
August IL Leaving Nav York, Peck Clip at O'Clock A.
Tecsday Thursday and Saturday reusning leave
o'clock 4. II.
HUDSON RIVER RAILRsAD.-0N AND AFTER
Al Monday the 9Th of August the Express Trains leaving
Ssx iSrh a. "a and T RSs sSor e.
will not stop st sssatsburg and CeSEss s .
HUDSON RIVER RAILRoAD-TRAINs DAILY FROM
Express train AM1fhroush in four hours scnneetirs
with trains reaching Buffalo Montreal at o'clock same
Nail train, . AN. Through way trains at L. N. aaa
For fsGIytown II Pm. For Peekskill 10 An Ps. ard
6PN, For Poughksepsis An and 40 E NJ Passsn,
thirty first streets.
A'spS' - rD Ia Si5i sapsrnsendsE
NEW YORK TO THE WHITE MOUNTAINS, ST.
VA New below F sussa Ma
pelier g. Altans and Roqsss Point Ticket Offices cor
and Fourth avenue. For freight spply TO
FRANCIS HYDE General Agent. l52 South street
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIRECT VIA
lndt street. st s. and H. and 90 and DO pm. Leave
and 40 and $50 Pm from foot Of aiHss srses Fare
81 80 for second slnss in the sA NJ from New era and
sssepsers and through sSgsage carried for Bat,Io 2
sp 20 s1 ss trains sna "a a as
Extra trains behind time. Passengers witch baggage
the ferry fifteen minutes before ,as Gsns leays.
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fyoRP GRAFTON NoTIcE-PUBLIC NOTICE IS

FyORPORATION N0TICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
~ hereby given TO the occupant
PANTS Of all and lots improved lands,
thereby that the following have been
npeta by The and lodged in the occ of
examination by all in
1crestd viz For paving Thirty hfth street from Broad
way Eighth Tho limits embrace by such Assess
pert include ali the several houses and lots Of ground
ota pieces and els land situated both sides
Thntyffth street, from Broadway TO Eighth
All persons whose interests affected BIZ tho above named
and who opposed to tho either Of
them requested thor objections Ia writing
~ the undsrsn ct their Office, NO Hall Of Records
within thirty days FROM the date of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES j. DODGE, Z Assessors.
CHARLES MCNEIL, }
once bureau Of Assessment, Street Department, Au-
uuft o. 1853
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Ssnsvtlgs-
AIxANIC. ...-.......... .CADtah WssA
fAC1zIC... :. .OSpsah Nya.
G.Vzsx...".......... ...gepeA1n Lnoo.
1ALTly.,:.. ..............e aDtain Oomstesk.
These shps having issn buH ~ sosSsssA szpvcsvy -
service has been tAkcn q thaf con
strustion - ~ thar 70 stxensh spssa
md ths for passsassss snsssasa IN
pIios Of fssssgs from New Yssh " Liverpool IN nm
cabin 9lm IN second saiia, s7s Ezsssivs ne u sAt
FsOM Liverpool 70 New York. ESQ asd 41o
Al s1pssieneed surgeon astaehsd 70 sssA slip.
Ne bcsths secured until paid for.
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sDWARD q 6GLEfHs CO.. No. 90 wan sssseA
BROWN SIMPLIFY CO. Liverpool
z: g. ROBERTS CO., Is Kings Arms Yard, LAndeA.
JOHN KUEROR CO., No. - Rae Notre Dane dss
Victories, Pars
GEO. H. DRAPER, Hsvfs.
The Of these ships viii be seecvntahs for se
silver bulsB specie Jewslry precious stones or neSsa
less bills Of dns signed therefor and ths vAluc
klareAf theretn npsssad -
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RoEoN AQuEpU0T DEPAnfNnNT.-

1n030N kQUEDU0T DEPARTMENTAL CON-
gSssz Ia fsth strs will be leeeiycd at the ONCE Of the
AYES 1888 = Z sel:eh for ths laidi.s q
feet east q Eshth bsng II length about AZ feet
ahe, ssd AL ether information relating thereto can
hkAiAAd application to the Water Purveyor % this
O00A NICHOLAS DRAM,
President Of NE eroton AqasduOt department.
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NorIcE-puBLrCS NOTICE IS HERE.

INCORPORATION NoTICE.-PUBLTC " Office is HERE
~ ~ given to the owners, occupant
ali and lots improved unimproyed lands az
thereby, that the following have
mpeted ASSESSOR and are lodged in the Office Of
Nho bureau examination all persons
frAerssted viz For building sewes in Thirty Fourth
street. between Fifth and Sixth avenues Tho limits
and ground vacant lots pieces and parcels Of land
stuated both sides of Thirty Fourth street. between
FNsh and Sixth All pegsons whose Interests
eSted By above named assessments and who are or
ns chic etions writing, 70 the undersigned nc thr
lnAs Of this notice, WILLIAM GAGE
" - CHARLES J. DODGE Assessors.
CHARLES MeSIELL,
Offce Bureau Of Assessments, street Department.,
AuRuet D.
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fyoRP0RAT1ON NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICES HERE
given 70 the owner or owners occupant or oecr sns
all houses and lots improved land affect
ed thereby that the following assessments have been
passd by the ASSESSORS and in the occ OF the
ureau Of hssessmente for alton by all In
terstd paving nanetn street. from Rvinston 10
stanton street. The limits embraced by such
me uds all Tho several houses and lots OF ground
Mia pieces and parcels OF land situated on beth sides
Mangn street, from Riyngton to Stanton street
whose interests are affected by the above named
AN requested present their objections in vrtnc 10 the
pndsrsgnsd, at their oice, No. Hall Records wtnin
6Airty Gays from ths date Of this notice
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES j. DODGE Aeseasors
CHARLES MoNEILL
Once Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department Au.
rust 0, 1853.
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CTREET DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF RECORDS :
- Public notice hereby given that the following rssolu
ton has been presented in the Board Of Aldermen 10
on blocks bouDS said square TO lay walk six feet
vide from southeast Of HoYao street and Eighth
avenue TO The Of Eighth and Greenwich
Also the following petitionsTo regulate and grade
Sixty fourth street. between Broadway and Eighth
To set and gutter stones where ds regulate
pave and flag four fees Of walks in Forteth street,
tween Fourth Firth TO walls front Of
1856 and 3o est Twenty Ninth street. TO open and
late and Fifty eighth streets Eghth
Assistant fence building and lot on corner
l27th and streets from Fourth TO Seventh
Also the follow lay walk south
east Of Mulberry and Cross streets AL
teresed having objections requested present
them in writing to the undersigned st his Office,
fore the l6tb day Of August, inst.
Aug. s, 1853. JAMESFUREY, Street Commissioner.
CRALED PROPOSALS, ENDORSED ."PROPOSAL
for Lead viii BE- received at This Office until Monday
be the supplying twenty tons Of lead for the
Of this department Bidders will state separate price
pound for CalsDa and soft Spanish lead The lead to
delivered required by the department. s l2th street
and Tenth Payment TO be made IL first
regular pay day after delivery. NICHOLAS DEAN,
President OF the Croton Aqueduct Department.
Croton Aquedues Department, Aug. o, 1853.
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The Of water rights North Sfver between
foo~inx rssoiutioS passed the Common Council and WAS
approved By The Mayor, yuy9 1SoSThat hu!khssd b
from the centre q Troy street y. sosshs,y line q Ham
said TO completed within years 0m the sdop
ton q this resolution also Mat spon the completion q
bulihsad and Wet street shall y aea in prae
be Is hereby directed give the required By
given In like the propristOrs Of the fronts
such exterior line and who may have taken grants
said lhs to mako and eompete eaia hnikheaa and al in
make behind the within tho period specified
and default Of said proprictors obtaining
said exterior line apd consentns 70 make e bskhed asd
The intermediate rousd rsguved within the time Of
tive months from the adoption Of this that then
The bulkhead thereof Of the date
ground shall be made and completed at sxpes the
Mayor Aldermen Commonalty Of the city VI ew York.
JAMES FURRY. Street Conmissioney.
New York, July Is 1853.
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CRoTON AQUEDU0T DEP ARTMINT.- TO eONYR AOr-
in Prince sSrsstn win The oos Tie
Croto, Aqssduet pesartmels RotSnaa Party untn Mon
sever with tbs receiving essns And culysrs
ofhe sewer and building the came and all
other inform relating thereto be obtained
NICHOLAS DEAN,
President q he Groton Aquedaet Departments,
Auc b. 1853.
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THOR STONYBROOK, HUNTINGTON, AND NORTH
port.-The new and beautiful steamer GEORGE LAW,
Captain Mannin, having received her machinery will
resume the above places Thurs9sy
August IL leaving Nav York Peck clip at II o'clock NJ
TGesday Thursday and Saturday leave
stonyhroot, Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, a, z
o'c A n
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DOR KEYPORT AND FORT HAMILTON FROM TIE
foot of Chambers street; fare nts each way The
steamboat JOHN HAIR leaves New York At S,sosk A.
H., and the steamboat KEYPORT at o'clock p NJ daily,
A. NJ, and o'clock p. II. The usual stages
ton with the boats
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OPERA DAvIDSON'S ILLUSTRATED LIBRETrO
" books of the OperaElsgantiy printed small Itn.
Price ssns Anew work for the opera ssmirer. printed
pieces being given and placed the English and foreign
version Of the words that the reader oay
follow the we'll the brstto Of the
complete preservation q notes for after
Massanieo with II pieces OF music Norma with II peoes
II Bnrbere dc Seviga With II pieces; Ls pieces
pieces; Lind. de ChamounI, 10 pieces Lucia a Lanms.-
pieces La Fsvsrt pieces Hedea, 10 pieces seiraanids
pieces Luoresa Borgia pieces Los Husuenots 10 pieses
La Sosnambua 10 pieces; La Fga del pieosp
L'Elis.To pAaors, pieces: Erasni 70 PsO,s II Psa9s.
.Amie, pieces; Fidslio, pieces; Ronso and Jajet
pieces; Puritana, 10 pieces.
Schroeder rs Third avenue.
Broadway r. uorsfal, III; Evans Brittaa 697 r. j..
Croven, 59 H. II. Moore, Merchants Exchange. Bxook-
lyn. X Woizel, 2l3 Fulton street. Boetcp p. Roed
Co., fremont street Philsdelphia: Lee Waller And
W. P. Hazard. Richmond Nash & wsodhouss, and A.
hortis Baltimore J. $. Waters Bunals: Sage Sons:
Danforth Havley Il Co.
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HUDSON RIVER RAILR0AD.-ON AND AFTER
Ii Monday the 9Th of August the Express Trains leayg
New York at = A. N. and p NJ. will not stop NJ Rho
back and tho Express Train leaving Albany at 70 NJ
will not stop at St&atsburg and Coz2esa.
t. FRENCH, Superintendent.
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rS0R cALTToRNIA.-INDEPENDE OPPOSITION
line. Through tickets At reduced rates. The and
Tor The Pacific, and the YANKEE BLADE 200 iona
the present comprise the line. first class Steamship
will be dispatched for Aspinwa Saturday August ~
precisely ~ o'clock p NJ, to connect rita thei spl9n
DID ard veil tnoyn and fas. sailing steamship gnelc
sdsly The arrival OF The passengers from
San francisco The steamships forming sLis line rst
s)ass in all respects stand No with the insurance
psns have superior accommodation and are unsurpas.
the travelling public and 10 to be hoped that California
will End ID 70 their interest and advantage 80 paone
h line, securing 70 themselves speed comfort and saty
good will DO attached to each steamer service
an medicine free charge freight passage apply
orjy 90 n MILLS, Agent 81 CORTLAND street.
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EyORPoRA AXIOM vNO1ICE--PUBLC, : ROTlCs IS
HteM vsR thHA pe1ltOBs have BEEN presented IN the
Bsasd Adersn for ths esnssr.eton 81 in the
following named aosestex ~ Wills Vssey street from
5Ecsawsy :.wN Ssssny'sa street; sI.o. IN ihirsy
Allen street. oDthe sewer IN Hester street TO point il
Trsnt Of WS sshesl No ~ alss, II the Bewsry, from
from Tenth aysn.s % NsrtA liver also Csatre
ssS nesthsly from Chanbsrs syss Positions have also
been presented In the Beard Of stan sewers
believing named Streets TO with ths Second svcnus
IRON Thirty nath street TO Forsth street; also il Bred
wsy 1sm Twenty hnh street to Twenty sxsh street All
shsrsts are rsSosstsd to ss.nt The writing y
she Contract Clerk At this ONCE before August 10
1873. NICHOLAS DEAN Prcsident
CrotOn Aqueduct Departm Avg. & 186a 71a
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IHoR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE.-THE UNITED
T. States mail steamship II UMBOLDT, Lines mand Dr.
for Aayro touching a. z laUd The
e'elsek from pier No r. Price passage FIRST cabin
S2; sesapd cabin, SO Luggage not wanted during the
should be board the day before sailing,
marked below No merchandise viii be received On board
to MORTIMER LIVINGSTON, Agent. 50 Broadway.
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LNOR AMHERST COLLEGE COMMENCExENT-AU.
II gust 9th, 10TH and lthLcave via steamers Connect
cut and Kniekerboehsr from foot Of Ccrtauds street
and Palmer Railroad st eig O'clock L. NJ reaching
herst half O'Clock A. n. Through
| prOoured the boats, $50.
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EoR SHREWSBURY, LONG BRANCH: HIGHLAND
Doek, Ocean House, and Ocean Port.The steam
srJAMLs CnRISTOPHkR r, Capt. John Price will leave
fsyss s0 N Ua H Ysh nsst =, IN 81
IAN a and On Ins A M 10Th, ~ Nj Il:h iea
August 6, at "A n 9TH, A. NJ. andy p. NJ sth 81
A. M 9Th ana l0th7 A. H.; llth A. NJ; 18th, A. NJ,
18th. 10 A. III.
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SSTEAB BETWEEN NEW YORK AND GLASGOW
~ The Glasgow md Now York Steamship company's
bort Crabs com msnssr viii leave New York Tor GLASGOW
on ven ~ 10 eoo ~ SioeT notn, Ina
aioon state rooms $40; DO do midship dol 49, aecord
cabin So third GLASS, 40stewara included Apply
]. MCSYMON 29 Broadway
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E5EANxZyN EBSEUE, 77c CHATHAM STREET, GEO.
LEA Fxoprioscr The above every
Afternoon nj O'Clock And in the evening at TN FOR the
g.rpOrs Of Classic and original Living
sother esA variety Of bes1 For fortEer
psrtisnlass bills Of each day. kdmiraion:sests IN
Private bo2s SO Stage Sease with enshoned
shswa 87h; Rcass 70 sOnte; GALLERY, 1875 cents.
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WRAE TEIANEaE, No.
uTAET9D-A CUSTOM CUTTER, TO co 70 SOUTH.
w city. TO who give satisfactory reference
as to abilities, permanent stuaton and hrssrate salary
will DO given Address aerebnntIRor, Herald oee until
Wednesday, the 10Th inst.
JyrANTED-A FEW PRACTICAL GAS FILTERS 10
w go In the country GOOD hands obtain good wages
and constant employment By applying, between and y
o'clock A. H.. AZ lis and III Prince street
yNANTED-IEEl DIATELY, six Or SEVEN GOOD
w house painters, in kouh Brooklyn inquire at tho
second house f-on Hamilton avenue Henry street south
Brooklyn. S. SENTER.