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EVAPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS HERE.
~ By given to the owners occupant or
q all houses and lots improved lands affected
thereby that the following
me ASSESSOR and are lodged the ooe Of the
yz..For tagging the side Of Clinton street. between
Grand and Hester The limits embraced by
pieces anS parcels e land situated west side Of Clinton
interests affected by tho above named
who arc to the either of them
the date Of this notice. - ~
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES ]. DoDeE, Assessors.
CHARLES MCNEIL,
1858. ' D0pA1saon'' Vos d.
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CORPORATION NOTICE-PUBLIo NOTICE IS
fupsnt, Of al houses and lots
bare been completed By Assessors and lodged
the office ofthe Bureau Of Assessments r by
all persons interested viz For in Madison street.
from No. W 70 the sewer now built in Madison street 8
include al the several houses and Of ground
lots pieces and parcels Of land situated both sides Of
on north eide Of Rgtssrs street from Henry Madison
Rutgers streets All persons whose interests affected
by the above named and who opposed to
objections in xrtins to the Indersi at their Office
this notice. WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors
CHARLES NoNIELL,\
Once Bureau of Assessments, Street Department Nov
q . -
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DoMAK GALLERY OF ANCIENT PfCTURRA ar THE
10: Ia oI:s ssI iSSi ssi ssSt IN SsssE q
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EVAPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE rs HERE.
~ TO ne owner or owners occupant or occupants
81 al houses and lots improved unm
thereby that the following have
ASSESSORS and lodged the office Of the
For building sewer in Sixth street from First to So
oude all the several houses and lots Of ground
pieces and parcels Of land situated both sides sixth
sixth street and First and the east Of Sixth
Affected BY the assessments and who are op
to the same either hem to
No Ha Of Records within thirty days from date Of
this novice. WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES MCNEIL,
Once Bureau Of Assessments Street Department October
81. 1--.--~N'' Ne.NNeA
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CORPORATION NOTICE-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
~ hereby given to the occupant or occu
pants Of al houses and lots improved lands
completed BY the Assessors and are lodged in the office OF
for alton by all In
srestsd sewer In Thr y ninth street. from she
sewer Eighth the in Ninth The
mts embraced by such include all the several
and lots Of vacant lots pieces and parces Of
lana situated both sides of Thirty ninth street from
Eakth 10 Ninth avenue the corners of Eighth
nue and Thirty streets and the east side of Ninth
corner Thirty ninth street. All persons whose in
affected the above named and who
opposed to the same either Of them are requested 70
thcir ONCE No Ha Of Records, within thirty days from
the date Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARl ES J. DODGE, }Assossors.
CHARLES McNIELL, }
once Bureau Of Assessments Street Department. Nov L.
166S
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1ORP0RATION NOTICE.-DEPARTxENT OF RE-
W pairs and Supplies November s, lS53-Sealsd propo
sa w BE- received st the office Of the Commissioner Re-
ss and sHSp2sss No Nsw City Hal Sasment1 until
time they viii BE- led in accordance with t amended
charter Of 1853 for the removing Of the bell from the Thirty
second street bell tower to the City Hail. and there to 30
upon sad euPs!o OF me said Ci Hall me present
Intendent Of Public Buildings: No "a Ludlow street, any
other place no this city Contractors will
be obligated furnsh security in the full amount Of the
value ofsaid bell All required be Obtain cd
New City Hall. N. B.The Commissioner reserves the
right to reject all the estimate deemed for the
kntereat Of the Corporation.
BARTHOLOMEW B. PURDY
Commissioner Of Repairs and Supplies,
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LEGAL NOTICES.


CUPREME CoURT-IN THE NATTER OF THE AP-
- plioation of the Mayor Aldermen, and Commonaty Of
the City of New York relative to the opening OF Eighty fifth
street. from the Third to the East River the city Of
New York Pursuant to statutes such made and
vded the Mayor Aldermen and Commonalty of the city of
New York hereby give notice that thy stsnd to apply to
term Of the said court be held at the city ct New York.
Saturday the 10Th Of November 1873 at the of
the that counsel be
for the appSintment Of Commissioners Of Es.mats
and extent Of mproveme hereby intended 10 the open
ing of Eighty fifth street. from Thr to the East
River in the city of New York, laid the
plan city, uuder and by virtue Of an act Of the es
ature the people of the State of New York. entitled IAN
Act relative to improvements touching the laying out Of
roads in the city Of New York. and for other
poses,n passed April s. 1907. ROBERT J. DILLON,
Counsel to the Corporation.
Dated Esw York Oct. 4. 1853
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GORPORATION NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Is HERE
BY given the swner Or owners occupant occupants
o. All hou and lots improved unmproved lands affected
thereby that the following have completed
BY the Aseessors and lodged in the office OF the
SOM, Interested Sewer IN Greenwich STREET
street. The limits embraced BY such include
the several houses and If ground lots pieces
parcels Of land situated both sides Greenwich
iss feet south from Cortlane whose
ars ana w e
present their obi ections in wr ing the
their Office No Hall Of Records within thirty days from
the date of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors. ~
CHARLES MCNEIL,
ONCE Bureau of ents Street Department Nsvem
Der 6, 1853.
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CORPORATION NOTICE-PUBLIC NOTICE Is HERE.
sy 70 the owner or owners oocupantor occupants
houses ana lots unmproved lands affected
thereby that the following sments
by the Assessors and lodged in the ONCE Of
sewer n Mercer from the Bleeoker
sessment include all the and lots Of
vacant lots pieces and parcels ON both sides
ery corners Of Mercer and Beeoke and the southwest
affected by the named and Who are
posed 70 the same either of Them requested
thor objections in writing to the their oce
No Hall Of Records wi hin thirty days from the dase Of
this notice. WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES j. DODGE, Assessors
CHARLES MoNIELL, y
863 -' ' = Ss"N'-,s-'' WV VA
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BARTHOLOMEW B. PURDY,
Commissioner of Repairs and Supplies.

CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE is HERE.
By given to the owner or owners occupant Or
fected thereby that the following have been
completed the ASSESSORS and lodged In We office Of
the Bureau for examination by all
Interested yFOr tagging the ssytherly sidewalks Of
limits by such include all the several
houses and lots Of ground lows pieces and parcels
feet Sixth thence ITO east All persons
whose affected the above AIMED
and who opposed to the either of them
Quested their objections in writing to the under
signed Ut their Office No. Hall Of Records within thirty
days from tho date Of this notice
: WILLIAM GAGE,
CHA RLES j. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES MCNEIL, }
ONCE, Bureau Of Assessments Street Department. Now
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RUCKLEYs OPERA HOUSE, CHINESK HALL go
- Broadway; near the St; Nicholas Hotel-0pen every
night b tho celebrated Buckeyes New Orleans
tho odees estAbishsd and moss talented company In exist
DER me hSs &c = & nso an
BurlssGss Operas a. A. iaswise al OPERATE ChSruses
pence Of labor and talens W Buckeyes eerenaders The
has the homo. Of that tho Concerts
this Company will still be conducted In lbs fashion
TX O'Clock. Admission, Is cents
BUCKLkYS. Proprietors.
= =. BISHOP BUCKLEY Nusoal DireotoS.
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=. y COZ.
'''' 9hi Si siSss 81 Sh S!Il !; R''.a
Ss:s.s. ii; di::,..si cc.y:;: .n s. ~: 49,
ss'ss 4. s ssss:s s sNAlIy.
AZ. Bal POOH iiiiid j;; bAYi;'aii:; r ' -
NJ: PniissS ~. Dsvdss Capt ossH.u: y: Heveg
NIBLo's oARDEN.-IrALIAN oPERA.-YRlpAY.
N Nov n"n be Ri'1 FHSiF15s;5li a dsssd o'ssx
With the following immense cast
IS ~ .sI dr. S.:;;:
.amisses One Dollar Secured ss; n &: s.:
shs e. s s:s ~
Garden from so,slooL ths unt the s1saiss
.Sssl .:
Thursday evening sST ABB Sosa4 :: performed
n: Sss %.i:. w:isss sally S.sSs
slsp sis. II r1ss
e.: 4S.5 5:s;s
AsEsdoAs OPERA HoUsz NO. q
A' vol Know" 61 iiiiIsf = iiRss s9s s'''
n.
present. popular style Of Ethiopian xntevtainmsnI ~
whose sneoese In this city for continued es
years pAss withous preesdsns In ths annals 81 N16
The present Company with additional members -;
she Band ssiss organization In 1872 with ths
Embellishments who assumes the name of George O.
wy notwithstanding the length Of time they have -
ssy "ngesiorsy Of talent h.yns s.aioisss svdnSS
slowed uIon their eorss BY kisd AZ appreoatvs
whom for rospectabiy and standing are MOI sxeee1 g
shy place OF public amusemont In the world.
THE COMPANY,
Comprising versatile and talented corps" eS expSa
PSrfSr%srs under ths direction and personal gypsfvR
EDWIN =. CHkl6TY, Sole Proprietor and xanagoQ -
only individual At this time or previous Of She 1890
Chrissy ENGAGED performer In representatives q
plan Ainstrelsy
o. ~ O'Clock.
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They are AL first class Now York built ships provided With
Al requisite articles for the comfort and oonve6enes
.Snssr: and Sy q e.psrsnse z ths trade
cent % me suhsoribsrc win b forwarded ss rom any
BOYD HINCKEN. Agents. ~ Pearl street
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NIBL0s CONCERT SALOON AND BALL ROOM MAY
IN now be engaged for

Th magnificent Saloon with the richly furnished parss
and ante acknowledged TO be Of the per
tsot ball room. IN the country while the supper Resn and
Concert Saloon Nbo's has always held ths rank
in public favor and ~ timely proportional win the
best acoustic qualities IL has been selected by the
srtisss including MA4sms sontss one Bull ootsohs and
IL ample accommodation twelve hundred psrsons with
spacious and ample means Of snAnes and
eErcss.
The careful suHsrvseA and wsl srisd srsnssnsa thas
puarty will be rgidy carried out heretofore
bot parties Of character will be trstsd with
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CORPORATION NOTICE.--FUBLIC NOTICE rs
" hereby given to the occupant
pants of all houses and lots improved uni lands
affected thereby that the following have been
Bureau Of Assessments for examination by all persons inter
eted yzFor receiving basins and cuverts At the east
terly Of Greenwich nd Liberty streets The limits
BY such include Al the several houses
situated both sides Of Liberty street. from Broadway to
Greenwich street. the west side of mpe street fifty our
feet south from Liberty street. both sides Of Trinity place.
seventy i've feet south from Liberty on the side
forty feet north from Liberty street All whose
teress affected by the above named and
who opposed either Of Thorn requested
to present their objections in writing to the undersigned
their sfice No. Hall Of Records, within thirty days
from tho date Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE.
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors,
CHARLES MCNEIL,
Office Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department, Nov.
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OLYMPIC, BALTIMORE, DALI LETTERS ON
~ business concerning this thcatre must be addressed "a
Samuel M ason, Treasurer.
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CORPORATION NoTICE-PUBIIC NOTICE is
Beard Aldermen construction Of sewers in the
following named Streets to with seventh avenue from
roDtv Forty stroet also in 2lst street, from
Fourth and through Third avenue sewer in I'D
street, ALSO In Forty seventh street. from 100 feet west OF
Eleventh to Hudson rver also in street.
from Bank TO Bethune street All Interested in the
above and having objections thereto requested to
SANE in to the Contract Clerk at this Office
nv y, = Acting nsf President cro.en Aqueduss
A. w. CRAVEN, Board.
Chief Engineer,
Croton Aqueduct Department. Nov g. 1853. Fr
1yORPORATIoN NOTIcE.-PuBLiC NoTICE is
pants Of all and ete improved unimproved lands
sected thereby that the following been
oompeted and lodged in the
Tho Assessments for examination by all
interct bulldog sewer in Leonard street frem
ear Broadway 70 with the In Chspe street,
Wect The limits embraced by such assessment
ncude ali the several houses snd lots Of ground
Acts and parcels Of land situated ON both sidss Of
Leonard street. from Broadway TO point ABOUT 80 cet
west Of Church street. the east side OF Church stree M
inches street. ALI persons whose inter
affected BY the above named assessments snd who
opposed the either Of them are TO
yssssnt their obeoton In writing 70 the nndorsgned At
thear once No. Hall OF Records within thirty days from
%As daes Of Mis- notioe.
S Ss!lHA !. ssS'ggr, Assessors.
CHARLES MoNIELL,
Q1eA Dsrsaa u AssssmsasA street Department VA =.
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BILLIARDS.

RILLIARD TABLES FOR SALE-GENTLEMEN IN.
- tending TO purchase will do well examine our
large and superior STOCK which to be Of
the best quality Two secondhand for sale
GRIP FIFTH 4 DECKER. 80 Ann street
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limited STATES NAIL LINE For CALIFORNIA
~ Reduction in prices Of passage-United States Mail
Steamship Company CONNIE ,tins with NAH
ship Company carrying the great Unit ed States all
Cafornia and Oregon, via Aspinwal and PansmaThs o..
Mail steam. hip Company intend to despatch for Aspnwa
Warren street the fas. sailing steamer 0E0RGE Law,
flo Nail Stsamshlp Company's steamer JOHN L. STEPHENS
Capt T. Person Through tickets TO California BY these
The transit of the Isthmus at the Of pSssen
gers 10 now made in part by railroad and the facilities for
crossing the Ishmus such cannot be found
other road to Cslifia For passage apply G. A. WHIT
NEY, At the efoe. III West street. of Warren.
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fyoRP0xATI0N NOITC1-PuDLIo NOTICE n IIR1-
~ b vsa " TIE evAsss occupant ossupanIs
OF houses and lots npfeve1 unprsvvd lands a6ssol
thseshy that Me following assessments have bsea ecmpleel
81 asosssse Iedgsa u Ne sss 81 - 1crssS
u Assesmsns for exannattens BY Al psrusns htersg1el
For curb Gstts! and nagiag IN Bswszy and Biyinstsi
street ne ns s.b5sssS y such asssss1s.A include 8
es e .. e. rs end
fivngon street point hundred fsst ssuth 81
street, snd the south side Of
Bswery Chryse street. All persons whocs ntsrsSls ~
Ahscted by the above named and Wko
posed the either Of ths requested 70
Il Esse. y .s e: ss, g.1 A 4.
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessor
CHARLES NoNIELL. \
Bureau Of AssessmsAts Street Dspartnsnt Oct a.
CORPORATION NoTICE.-PUBLIo NOTICE Is HERE
gwen TO the owner owners occupant Or Occupants
81 and iots improved unmprovsd lands Affected
~ sne assessors and are lodged In the once t
for examination BY all persons Interested
and rsfasgng White and Church streets The
s EN- praoed by suoh assessment include all the several
ana lots OF ground lots pieces and
situated on north side of White street. las feet Of
Broadway and 6O feet west Of Church street side
OF Cnurch street, between Walker and White streets All
easements and who fare opposed to the either
them are requested to their objections writing
70 the undersigned At their oee No. Hall Of Records
within thirty days from the date Of this nstiee.
CHARLES J. pobGE Assessors.
CHARLES MoNIELI- }
a0moe Buresu Of Assessments Street Department Oct 81
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fyRoToN AQuEDUcT DEPARTMENT. TO CON.
~ trsotogsEssaed proposals. endorsed "Proposalifor
Aqusduct Department until Saturday the 18th day Of
yeber 1853 1t IL O'clock NJ for the building Of receiving
basin and eulvert at the southeast
street and Third avenue connect with the sewer Twenty
hundnsof the same and all other inform relating
Shsreto be obtained application to the Water Pur
1ow York Octeber 81. l86a
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FURNITURE.

0(yHEAPER THAN EVER
~ ENANELLED SETS, ENAMELLED BETS.
Ne b46 Broadway, ne1t door to the Dusseldorf Gallery
Cheaper than all others In New York. Sets sellin
TWENTY-FIVE and THIRTY PER CENT, loss than thei
can be found anywhere else all made kiln dried wool
and the best finish throughout all made factory
~ Greene street. GILLIES BYRNl
Cheap KnAmellsd Furniture Warehouse $40 Broad way
few doors above Spring ST. door Dr. Chapia
LNAAELLED AND COTTAGE FURNITURE.-ELI
~ CANT suites Of this furniture sod prices
shsn can be bought At any other place. rsnsn sm s =
street. three doors west 81 Broadway. s. H. WARWICK
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"a the sale Of white oxide Of sine, Manufactured Y sh
PeunsyvaniA Lohgh Zinc prepared 70 ~
sive crders for the same and would invite particular -
non Of the trade 70 i evident pcrosity ever osnsfs
American manufacture liza most successful competto
wish The best Of foreign Dealers with depen
upon always obtaining deercd supply Of Shs psn
niSsyn vSitsss& FREE "a - ssrHSEsS e - -
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,rIN RooFING-AT ONE DAYS NOTICE THE SUB
scrber prepared TO do tin roofing also to repair old
roofs thorn tieht Roofs painted cutters and lead
ers Of the best stock and workman ship. by
SUMNER SO Barclay street.
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ITO GARDEN AND FARM PRoPRIEToRs THE SUB.
scrber rural architect we'll acquainted in this country
his services laying gardens and pleasure grounds
He furnishes plans Of description to any part OF
the States Price from SO tc $50 The best OF refer
a ces given. Address b. e. DUPUY, 600 Broadway.
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xNORPoKAT10N NOTICE-DEPARTMENTOF STREETS
~ and Lamps.-Sealed proposals will be received at the
once Of the Of Streets and Lamps
Chamber and Centre streets until the 9th November
uoz Ut II o'clock NJ after which will be receivedfor
tznhn one thousand auss oil lamp posts DO delivered
q Lamps ald Gas may Direct sample be the
ell house. No 29 Mercer street. The estimates will be pub
cy at the Commissoners ONCE association with
Cenproll - z O'clock Of the same day that The
ZION L. l86S Blank estimates be obtained at tho
Of the Commsonsr Of Streets and Lamps Of Cham
ooIs and Centre streets. HENRY ARCULARIUS, JR.,
Commissioner Of Streets and LAMPS.
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NOR CHARLESTON AND rLORIDA.-SEMI-WEE
United States Mail Line-The and fastgong steamer
MARION, w. Foster, Commander, will leave Pier No,
precisely For freight apply on board where al bills Of
ford Tleston Co. 80 Broadway Through tickets to FIor
da as follows To jacksonville, $3l to Piatka, S33.
dor NORFOLK, PETERSBURG, AND RICHMOND
y United States Mail line.-Ths steamship R0AN0KE,
TOWN ptsin Parrish, every Saturday at o'clock
pier Is North river. The accommodations for
gers by these ships For freight apply
''"'D' "AN i' iIUpLAM 4 PLEAsATs, 8. Bro adway
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IN lington, and st Johnsbury, via New Haven Spring
aeld Bellows Falls Rutland Windsor White River Wslls
off oes New Haven railroad corner Broadway and Canal
and Twenty sixth street and Fourth avenue. Baggage
checked through.
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pACKEFS TO HAvRIESKOOND LINK-rHH FOL
lowing ships VIII leave Havre The l6th, and New Yorl
On Vie LIT Of each month
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IS Cent? Mr.. DEMP-
i STEERS first Ballad Entertainment will be given
Friday evening" Nov IL including the following
both old id new, viz 1.-THE Rainy Day.; Some Things
Love Me;i John Anderson. Ny Jo LONELY Aud Wife,
my Father and my,Nother Come DER the Mountains TO
me- Love-, ''The Barring o. the Door;n |" Dying Child
Songs Of burns "Oh Poortith laulo,n Highland Mary,
"Duncsn Cray,n&c. 1.-THE May Qneen in three parts. In
order accommodate all who derc attend the price Of
admission is placed at cents Rpsks, 12 cents. To com
mence at O'Clock
THE EGYPTIAN CoLLEcTIoN.-A DESIRE TO R1
tain this collection in the city having been publicly
pressed DR. Abbott has reoponsd his Museum for season
hibiton, Open from A. " until 10 p. n. Admission.
oents. $50 Broadway
TONES'S PANTesCOPE OF CALIFORNIA, THD
d Plains and Salt Lake. exhibiting at Hope Chapel
ecture Room) every evening" at ~ o'clock and Wednes
day and Saturday afternoons at O'clock The most
nifoent painting from
FrrTYEN HUNDRED DAourRRrorvPEs
Taken expressly for this by Wesley Jones' ARTIST
proprietor, during overland journey Of 5000 mica
representing 70 the life Indians, Mormons and CAfoY
mans and the gnhocnt scenery In the world.
fully descriptive lecture by tbs artist and appropriate
will the exercises Tickets "a cents Reserved
30 oenta
OLYMPIC, BALTIMORE, MD ALL LETTERS ON
~ business concernns this thcare must be addressed to
Samuel Mason Treasurer
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A CARD-wE, THE UNDERSIGNED MEMBERS OF
IA the original Christys Mnsrels having been informed
e the q Mr. Edwin Christy in regard
welfare ali feel kindly interested for leaving this
pany hereby that to personal knowlel Mr. Ed
tended to the said Harrington most kind and
during ness
him all that friend be nsuch And
also know from written iocuments aud
in the hand writing Of George Harrington that he has
received from Edwin p Chrsty for sown and purposes
since the FIRST day Of Feb 1884, up 70 the time Of his with
drawa from the period Of two and eight
mont the Of nineteen shoussnd six hundred and eighty
dollars s96s0) We make the above statement Of facts
without solicitation the part Of Mr. Ed vim p Chrsty
motive being other than performing justice
parts towards in whore employ Of
have been years past and whose hin ane bcray
10 proverbial among those acquainted with him.
Earl n. Pierce, Lewis Mairs,
John VIM. Rea, B. Mallory.
Thomas Vaughn, Aug. Vaas
John b. Donnikor, Philip lssaos,
Thomas Christian, J. Simpson.
W Gnnld CROXELLl. TroAaurAr.
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THOUSANDS OF CASES OF CONSUMPTION HAVE
been cured and pred tied by the timely of RUSH
TON, CLARK Co.'S eodnyer oil, and II is recommsndod
but the pure oil Of tho Goldfish liver made
with the utmost care as to preserve all It's valuable
article has the the cork of each bottle
Rustton, Clark Co., l65 Broadway 10 and
27S Bro ndway.
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HALF PRICE TO CALIFORNIA; LADY WHO EN-
barks in the next steamer 9h) for San Francisco via
desires to have young .ttendant 70 wait
street bstwen 10 and O'Clock An English Yankee girl
preferred and to trouble applicants informed that
the full cabin passage already paid 1915 Reference re-
quired, of course.
A USTRALIA-PIONEER LINE-SHIPPERs BY THE
AEdward will clear their goods and bills Of ladng
as the ship will 10 to . Saturday.
R. W CAMERON, ll6 Wall street.
A UsTRALIA : PIONEER LINE-THE SHIP CAR
~ thsse now dischargh csrg: at Brooklyn will have Do
spatoh for Sidney direct Freight landed the wharf Six
first class be ated For freight
passage apply to r. W. CAMERON, Il6 Wall street.