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Ggeqprrkly Cplltrt
Friday Morning, ~. . Oct. IA, 1853.
re- Y esteraay morning at eleven


re- Yesterday morning at eleven
minutes past ten, our ancient friend.
Col Pete Millette, came III and laid a
sealed package before u.s. marked
Valuable "1n haste" important, 7
Scare Of the CAPTAIN Of The Belle Dom
ma We looked at the Col. al we
took up the document to break the
seal, expecting him to say, "THERE'
or something to that effect. The Col
-oiiel's countenance was picture Of
terror and establishment. As he bit the
The stump of an eStinguished Havana
an twain-his lip quiserea, and the
luxuriant moustache thereof, stood out
bot like quilts, but bristles. Not q
word said he, nor we, az our hand
trelnblngly opened and disclosed the
following official information from the
''Ilard Favored Fraternity" the 'Ugly
Club"
BuMsEa HurEis
poRr HHpsoN. ABovE THE Hit.
fb TIE kntghf of he UgftI Conn
teaaaee, @. IL T,is Greeting
It affords me much pleasure TO give YOU
nf,;.ial ;ni;,r,rat;.p II M ia.t tbat tsp
attGIy tsIHRi' in full mept;np Assem-.
bledl have elertai yo,,a member Of the
.tsH,un E.vausp tfnartax,4sy,, and A.
mart IL ayer ,a,,,sst vn,, nav n,pbans
,na,vs, AZ ,ba bigh hanar ssuta,,ed ,,pa,
,nns IL G,,,aal u,ahnsss but /, van wili
.onsult y,,,r ,ni,rar nr soma candid friend,
van wi,I ia annyinsad Thai ya,,s .,t,sI,Ntss'
i II surb Ill unpaniyosal Ana eseltp,l rhar.
aete, a h, ,ereluae ali nosih;lity ef your
alselian heins eantsstsa AMI ipstly entities
Van Il ! l,,nlonna t,an tha l'j,h In win.
HI ,,ias,ns ia ts.,,,yi;n, ~ tls ,;star.hus
,ya ,nbss,,at,nely nr,,,a,,,qs VII, Tia rival
,r li,.a;L,as a,,5 aTs.,, Il, ,.;,,t tat.,,t,s
80.
b,in.. u,.rv ,,as ta.n. raIstay a,as
~. Ish,,st.as ,vas hnaah laalasl. anl
akanhs,,,,s uas ,s,,,,,,I ~ tis s,,,;na,,t
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, ,,sh,ah ,,s.,,,a n,saa af III
nass'.h,s Il ,a,sai,,.sl hi III, i, ,,o;ls an
s,ss,i,. II i,a,.,s,;s,, IA .ta,1 r,u,th ia
n,;asa s ,r. 'I' Ffi MI Avs, IL ,,nth
III, h.,aa. i, ,lat ,lass II i,liy;,l,als ssbn
ssa ear 'V a. laYs ss,,,a mia = ,ha wn,ia sin
,nas.,,,s,ais ana ,rssa r,,as,sss Ia saart
,a,, u H. nai,,n yn,, s soh, ;nai,v lam
the benefit Of the Statute. in as much, as
a''a,s s svs aa ~ ,hs sassiss W. hone
You will pardon our enthusiasm, when
our honorable hody can buf revert with |
pleasure 70 lhat period Wien Wien ~, rs. spit. q
the roaming tempest, munifeenly shower
ing :, o ~ p9a y0, A. M
left--'he other to the right, aud twisting
,asa ! 'n0'saha Shapes ''e a''a'' u.s.
But Why multiply words, for your ugh
a a II ID nave IT. existence would IL III
useless az i i would be to point at Yender
We therefore lid sou aaiea. with the ~.
quest That you will la ,s Us with your Pic
disptorortion would serve as 4 browning
erfa,aen ~. 60 , our srleoa'a ia'' wl'h much
IN The bond d ugliress,
a ~. I'D. :, = .. lHoHr' Secretary
r ~ IAN LANES q JACKSON p,e,,,,,.,
We highly appreciate the honor,
inasnnaeh rs i is a spontaneous offer
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Bankruptcy.

|. our contemporaries to n bat it when
the work Of Bankruptcy and repudia'
tion il done.
| Situated as we are TO our sistef
State Mississippi, we had thought that
for a time the people would look with
a jealous eye upon their rulers, and
ward off d crisis that is now inevitable
Nothing is more certain to follow the
present position of cur financial affairs,
than the loss Of our credit, and the ru-
inous depreciation of all kinds Of real
estate, to such an extent that the land
holder will very willing leave his home
to the possession Of the Speculation
and the people fly like drowning rats
to other regions.
We make no panic striking appeal In
the future is our fate SO plainly writ
| ten that lie who runs must read--and
he who cannot read, inust be stone
blind.
The country is becoming tlelugad
with paper inoney--printea- signed,
and. eountersigned with steam facil.
ties, and this is taking place ut b
period when every commercial man
knows that it is not necessary The
Constitution under which we live--a
beautiful representative Of Wing de-
tormity--llas been taken up by self
styled Democratic Legislature, and its
liberal" features are now being car
ried into effect, "by land rats, and wa
ter rats. y
The only objection to the system of
Banking, Is that ray money snanntae-
tories canuot make bills Of a less de-
nomination than i've Dollars. This
impeffection in the system, will be re-
mided by tue next legislature, and
then the ''sale' of the sovereign peo-
pie Of the State will be complete af-
Ter this, If we have any metallic ourren-
cy at all, it will de some "bogtts stuff
made to keep on par with PAPER
money.
The $3.50, 10000, State Bonds
sold to Corning 4 Go. on the 18th oil
July last, are now being delivered.
A New York engraver was engaged
to make something fancy In the way
of a bond for this occasion, aud they
were to lave been all signed with the
beautiful autographs of the Governor
and Secretary of State, and delivered
to Corning 4 Co, on the 18th Of 'Au-
gust last. The proof was sent out
here some time ago, for approval, aud
locked very well, but the blanks have
not yet made their appearance. Mess.
Corning 4 Co, with the promptness
for which bankers are Justly celebra.
ted--deposited the 100000 III the
LA. State Bank, New Orleans to the
credit of the State Of Louisiana, on
that day (the 18th Of August last
The consequence is that Mcssrs Corn
ing 4 Co, have been receiving $685..
90 per day on that sum, up to the pres
ent time-and the State could not
receive the money, because she had
not delivered the miserable promises
to pay, in forty years. In such a
crisis---to relieve the State from pay.
ing 60 much interest for nothing, it is
not to be wondered at, that all of the
Executive officers should manifest
a livley interest to come to the rescue.
Our neighbor Of the Advocate being
Of the right politics, and knowing how
bonds should be made" was called
on in the emergency ito print some,''
and they have been printed, sigued,
sealed, and viii soon be delivered to
Corning aud Co, with all the calcula-
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The Caliornians, seem to be
aot a little distressed to find that
hey have got somebody esscs head,
h place Of Joaquin the bandit. This
what might Be called 4 capital
|Pfence'--s fatal joke, Before any
pore heads, are taken for Joaquin's
would be wen to go through some
asc torn,atities, to prove identity.
be ancient fashion Of offering "a re-
ard" FOR s'hcadsn is not commenda-
& in q christian community, for it
|nders every mans head insecure,
has always been found; that where
Hreward is offered" the real Of the
kople for the Outraged laws is such,
70 cause "a advance in aLife Assu-
lnce.
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/ The journal de Bruxelles says, thai
| the Pope has sent the Duke Of Bra
bant fragment Of the wood Of The
manger which formed the cradle d
our Saviour. When this precious re.
lict was presented 10 his royal high.
ness, he is said to have much affected
The Duke Is aged 1s years. He il
| the heir apparent to the Belgian
throne, and was recently married to an
Austrian princess lie b also 4 grand.
son Of the late King Of 4 rance, Louis
Philippe. His father, who was d
Protestant until called to Belgium in
1880, was first married to the prin-
cess Charlotte Of Great Britain. who
died Ia 1917
What shall we have after this
That excellent old gentleman the
'pope' should not give these things
away They are part and parcel Of ~.
Peters itself. and should not be sent
about for ''cruwned heads" To stare at,
since it Ia found to disconeert their
nerves. The seemless garment since
brought out to day light has. ceased to
bel wonder. The upper jaw tcotl,
Cleft hand side) from the head of St
Peter has had It's day. And now the
duke Of Brabant, : goes into j,s over
fragment Of worm eaten wood, that
the Pope says, is from the manager. Y
What co,nes next !! If The bricks
fren, Babel" were geathered up, a
two story house Of comfortable dimen-
sions might be made out Of them.
We have many relics of antiquity in
this place among which may be emu.
merated u full plank from the lower
quarter deck Of maj, Noah's' A. |.
fast sailing brig the ARK.
Ey-A New York paper before us
advertises for sale Temperance mus
ie." We should like to know what
temperance music is made Of. Music
i the language Of the passiofs--the
expression Of feelings that words can
not emhody. Music ITO scoth the
~avage SOUL has no method in it
It cannot be confined to rules, though
II may be measured by them. II is
wild and soft---harmonions and dis
cordant BY turns, and herein consists
its power to sheal' and its beauty to
sooth.
An old song when sweetly diseour-
sed, fills the brain with departed
spirits that come and 70, in nedly |
of good and bad. az we have seen them;
and melts the soul into mood Of ad-
niration for the great power that is,
and has bestowed upon us the god-like
faculty Of aspiration for the future,
and memory for the past. |
Talk Of Temperance mtsie"--we
would az soon have the sea to be al |
ways calm and spring perpetual.
EE-A DR.. Wilson somewhat no
ferrous in the Northern part Of this |
State, for having committed murder
about year ago, died in the State
Prison at this place on Wednesday
last. Wilson's crime had no mitiga-
ting circumstance. He went to bis
house and cody shot de-
fenceless man, whilst on his knees
begging to be spared. Wilson was
convicted IN the Parish Of Moorehouse
Of ''nur,ler in the first degree and
sent to the State Prison for life.
1TA MIR. pease. though the agen.
cy of some benevolent citizens Of New
York, has established at the noted
Ave points. a house Of industry
which seems to be wolkin II. The
idle and vicious women children
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al WI
AVIS.
ETAT DE LA LOl1TSTANE--Pa.
roisse dist Baton Rouge--Cour du

Sixieme District Judieiaire.
I'm VERTU dune ordre de FHon VIII
L. liam B. Robertson, Juge du sixieme
District ludciaire de FEtat de la Louisia~
ne. Avis est par la presente donne totl-
les cet,x Unforeseen, gu'une Coar particulier
sern tenu Ia maison de Cpur. dams ct pour
Ia Paroisse d Est Baton Rouge. par lie sus-
dit Juge, Luntli, lie lime jour de Novenibre
proclaim. A. D.. 1853, Giant 10 2n,s Lundi
dn dit mois--pour expedier toutes atfaires,
Civil ct Criminelle ct pour eonsiderer to,-
tes cause, CONNIE sill etait un terme regu-
lier de la dit Cour tavec Juri).
Dome SOUS ma main offciellementA
Baton Rouge, ee snae jour d Octobre,
1Sl3. IL Y. RAEIN. Shelf
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NOTICE e.
STATE OF LOU1SIANA-parish
Of East Baton Rouge Sixth judicial
District Court.
DY VIRTUE of an order from the Hon
ID William B. Robertson, Judge Of the
Sixth Judicial District. the State Of Loui-
siana.
Notice is hereby given to all whom it
may concern, that a special court will be
held at the Court House, in and for said Par
ish of East Baton Rouge. by the aforesaid
Judge, on MONDAY THE 1dfH DAY or Nov
EmBbR next, A d. 1853, being the second
Monday of said month. IT, transact all bn-
siness--civil and criminal ard to try all
cases. as if the term were regular term of
said Court with Juryl.
Given under my hand officially al
Baton Rouge, on this sth day oi
October, A. d. 1863.
Ii. V. BABlN. Sheriff.
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sale of Furmituyp. Nr..

8Ast NJ EuEHbsMHfs Ngss
TNHE following articles are offered for
4 sale, on very moderate terms. for CASH.
family carriage and set of double harness !,
Q carriage hoases 2 Saddles and Brides
Rosewood Piano; | walnut high-post
bedstpad nearly new ! mahogany french
betstead Gwaluut hair4seat chairs large
walnut arm chair; J Mexican chair /
walnut centre table | walnut side table
mahogany extension table mahogany
work stand walnut crib. dozen cane
seat chairs; | large Solar lamp; set Of
Girandolas 9 mirrors hair mattresses,
Pillows, Sse..; ! large safe Dinner and
tea sets, Glass, cookingsutensils, &c, Also
COWS. Shanghai chickens, turkeys, &c.
A II the above will be sold separately or
in lots TO suit purchasers. Apply TO
II. j.. MAYNADTEH.
Oct. - 1w At the garrison
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PAINTING SoLD.--The superb paint
ing. Shakespeare and his contempt
raries, on exhibition in New York
for some time past, has been sold to a
party in that city for $4,000.
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CLlNroN. La, Oct. ID Forty five
cases under treatment four new cases
two deaths. Twenty three deaths
in the last nineteen DAYS.
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e. ! + = q
A man has been bound over for
trial in Boston. for defrauding the
profession Of one dollar, by falsely
pretending to be a lawyer If every
man who falsely pretends to be iasc-
ycr, had his deserts the iails Of the
country would hardly hold them
Eogie.
Exp.cTED DuEL At LouisvILLE.-
A Louisville despatch Of the 4tL inst,
to the Nashville Banner, says, ID
challenges has been passed between two
young genslsmen Of this city. They
are to fight viii hot guns At short
distance. Blocdy WORK is expected.
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Persons desiring Licenses will apply after LIST
NovsmbeS. The numbers must DO newly oaiated each
eide Of the carts to law and tho carts brought
che south side Of Chambers street. opposite the City HALL
~ checked BY the mus then be to the
Bfsst srsha for renewal Cartmen particularly re-
0ussted TO apply the days above for their
eetss numhers s NOT lawful TO licenses aftor
s Mast day Of October The attention Of all persons keep
D9 using express baggage wagons, and other
vchces for the Of articles from place
soe the ely Is directed 10 the following extracts
Ssc livery cart truck wagon drsy or other vehicle
o<ewn ~ one OF more horses animals which shall
% heps useo oen OF employed for the
WITHIN the city OF New York hire wages or pay for
such ahnn be deemed pubiio cart
TIE Of this ordinance and every person vho
mp keep USE drive, employ any suoh pubIc
ssrt without fist obtaining license therefor from ths
MAJOR Of said city hereinae no
gaty OF violation Of this ordnance sutiect e.
not ten dollars or imPrisonment nos
See q - at shall not be lawful for an ns~.on
20 hold license to keep public carts 10 ba
public csrtmapl unless he DO 81 zen Of the Uaited
city or os ayipg family shall have resided himself
therein dnrng the months preceding and s the
OF the cart carte with good borses therefor
ueepsed 60 KEEP tas public and the Mayor
euoh license the thereof touching their qua-
eeguaiasd shall be void
g 0ytofier OF his Honor the Mayor.
GbohGE q. GLAzIER, First Marshal
mayor fothcc, septemoer 10 1853.
EfaIBr DEPARTMENT. NO HALL OF REgoRDs
- Scaled pronctsa viii be reotiN Cd st ths Off 70 at
Monony 10th day OF Inst pave
Inn1eh street from Eighth 90 Tonth avenue to make
httrat ne IN " twentieth and Pwsnt
esresss North ysr SPECIFICATIONS had application
bsDA u, lSoS JAh4s FUkeN. Strsst Commissions.
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KNOXVILLE CELEBRATED PATENT CAST IRON
~ railing without rivetsAn entirely article uuri.
vailed for simplicity durability and economy adapted 20
any style pattern ornament and Is
running foot lees than 1t be the rvet prno
pie The New York Foundry aad Ivon Railing Company
Son work for buildings bank and vault doors shelters
dahs ooe and desk railing door and window guards
Fon, dry foot Of Forty exth street. North river Castings
Of all descriptions ct the lowest price, Spo ,nens Of the
railing In sections be their warroons 70 Duane
street, few doors sast Of Broadway.
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GOVERNMENT CONTRaCTs.


pROPOSAL8 FOR OIL FOR LIGHT HOUSES -TREA-
,sa department once Lighthouse Board, September
Sealed proposals will be received at this ofcs until
SeiSSs On Friday the ga inst FOR Giving tho
hundred 2 SOD gallons Of the bsst Quality fail strained or
pressed sperm OIL be delivered alongside Of the govern
mtnt supply vessel a. Boston, New York sity New Bed
ford or kognxtown Massachusetts, s the option OF the
contractor 20 be specified In the bids tight we'll
sstsbe for chipping In prime before tho
2Sd day 81 October next In supply vessel
not be ready TO reserve the oil the day Of de-
deliver to authorised agent Of the
mont, and he shall be entitled to payment therefor within
hi'een days from The time Of such delivery All the oil
contracted foiunder the be
70 The usna tests GRAVITY semperture which
as may be theueht proper by the porsen persons to
The oil will be required TO romain mpd
10 deg Of Fahrenheit or lower. =
BOND with security TO the satisfaction Of the
will be required of the contractor conditioned In Che
atty of hth Of the value Of the It's
execution.
The board under authority OF the department
the right TO reject any bid though it may be the
nam other corsderatons han its amoups.
me bids must DO placed In envelope sealed and on
proposals for oil and then enclose secre.
ss ", OF ths Lighthouse Board Washington city.
THORNTON A. JENKINS, Be- rotary.
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ANTHOLOGY.

ExTRA.-PUBLrC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN tina,
~ Mrs. II Roeder 19 est Eighteenth street the on1
shs irSs trns information on All in erestns affair
who have oonsulted Mrs Roeder know the truth her
surpassed ek In the above science Her has spread
hdenes IN the public She visited BY persons Of the hsb
est respeotabty to their entire satssctpn e
health wealth. marriages love affairs JOURNEYS laws suits
absent friends sickness and death beware
and remember her dence lao West be.
ween Seventh and Eighth avenues wish informs.
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sersesThe ordinance for licensing dregulsting
IL and provides that ali licenses
che day of October year
- that time applied for ut such time
AU the 1pyor Notice he, eby given that
ssses ~ Keep pubic carts and TO DO public csrmsn will
ar ted 1t ths ofce, between the hours Of 10 and
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$4,000 ro IA PER . SsS. on
M @ 70 e % ssa
IN large or sans u, cSS .Sn5;sa:5y s..... street.
cog nm READY HoNsv-AT caAMBuHs
S.ot Of money .%osDs required ..sosss
,rsy ;0ssiss ' sSo,,
i.i s:;h Sfss hour; rom TIL ocsf ~ AZ ts%:s;
a ,%sss. sas b. .s9ss
year himself and the amount for the advertiser
s Dc ''n 'f 'h' 10
@9OO WANTED YoR THREE OR SIX MONTHS.
pOuO ~ seven pc. cent Good security sivsl Apoly
a. 4. ' '''' ''' A''' ''''A'A avenue '''''' ~
KNlsKIRBOCKER LIFE INSURANCE. STOCK FOk
n sale -ssyorai sh.es will DO cold By Adaress .tsb
would DO accepted on them
AHOHEY do YOu WANT MONEY! GO TO NO. $50
wi Broadway .. the commission aud lea, ofhss NO
s.sshs: ssnenS. sooss s'vss vsss o. any other
and
M psss:. OF bought out lb.rslly for cash. .ssehss
.h a.s .Id S %1s's 0gs
tween Greene and WEBSTER. KEACHIE 90.
NoErH CAROLINA sIx PER CENT srArS soNps
~ Treasury Department Raleigh \. g., August H. 1855
sDs T. H. the sss ssDssmS@ ass sor t.
nurobAsa ~
ss.s. ain y ~ q. si +:
run snIs years TIE, .iii S.vs ,oupoas attaches
r. II: ], IT,. $ r..
Of s' Snds s
The rorth .reiin. ksose and in addoD % the isb
md dividends ..a expressly
a,nc a. purchasers mar prefe,
These bonds srs BY sxprsss snsotmens exempted nes
Parties bidding xi Dss. % address .nsi, letter.
sss@s De Res.ss 10 Front s street, New Y:ss ~
,eloss ~ The ss n.ss in IKE
o. sss s bank and
Successful bidders vim b rsa1rsd ,piornsa
y & = s Ss si
lat the oredA Of Aha Treasurer of ths State Of North
public New Yorl IN the Bsni q tho State o. Norh
Carolina or In the sant 81 Cape Ssax Raesh, North
ssa have them By application - This once q to rssars
Pusis Treasurer Of III. State q NorsS Carolina
pace, BACON co, BANKERS SAN FRANCISCO
pa, ei,es Of III. Opised for ss
'Af and
American Exchange Bank Messs Duncan, Sherman
RR.DY. MONEY sSIsy =; Want OF SNAIL
eiamer d. pianos dry xoofs fancy articles and
n h Of Ne
street NEAR Chathamo Ofos hours from to 6oclook
WANTED $500 TO $1,000 "A GENTLEMAN WISHES
NEGOTIATE FOR the opening of publishing office Ia
security given Tho best Of rseyence given and re-.
quiIed. Address K, Herald office
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EUR GOODS.

WHOLESALE FUR GOODS.-LEwIS MAwSON, I'M
w porter and manufacturer OF fancy furs No. PArh
place, door from Broadway begs leave to invite the st
tenton Of city and country buyers to hts unrvacd
Of superior furs comprising article in thu line This
regular house, other goods but urs sold this CO.
tsbshment and goods purchased here manuaotu.
rers prices saving fully of per cent The conssta
100 do NUTS; icc DO msntiuss Polon:se espe: 40 80
cuffs and gauntets 80 do superior Dutch swan skins
Also sleigh robes Buffalo do Californian aud Australisn
fur blankets and other fur goods TO
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cx.....,,n A4a,,n aurquRs.

4 ,koros A9ysDg0r nsP 2, 4 si' SoNrRAo
: ss s$'; ~
ss sa:,. =: IL
;ss s S s' s. r. r. sSss 70
c.s;h ssc-s 70. t.ss ne Ol.s Of III. sas ps,i
.sios Is.,iss shsrsso he obtained application
ss President A,u.
NV G Iail GS.sf 81 { 'da'' Board
SrREeT DEPARTMENT. NO. HALL or RECORDS
sSs sss q
:ns sns 1sss Of .ss 81 Ssis
Il aS Sss from
sAos yaesDA lots ph AID sixth and tOr
ssn
regulate and grade Tooth fro North East
,s;sy :s;:.:S =:
Fl emu .'.;
IsssS E:s:ass s.ss.:;ii s,ssd
~;
alse tboss soub side q street .es~.s.
present. sasas
" his ''s en- S:ss; s9s ae; dsy inst
September 10. 1853
CrRKxr DEPARTMENT. NO. HALL OF RECORDS
on s. sSs1s " x sa.s 70; : sss
nag u width where not pcs done the sdswalss Of wen
nsh avsoas. and q Msdissn ssssu: Ssss.ss twenty
third and Tvesy seventh Streets WIDEN CG street 30
eighth streets And sflh ard sixth Also the ol
loving reeeluti0DTo curb aud aud flag the
nor side Of Broome street, from hiixsbeth Mott
streets Also the 70 iowss petition
ant AldernenTo open 10Th eet from Tenth to ns-
vepth avonue All persons Interested having obi satous
thereto requested to present them In writing
dergned ct his Office before 9Th day Of Septsm
Der inst JAMES FUhEY, Street OOmrs issionsf.
CTREET DEPARTMENT NO HALL OF RECORDS :
- sea'd posals win he received at ttis obce until
Ihur day. 2sth September 1874 TO ouia ssoiops to p-r
ut loot OF nst street. North river To flag four feet of
walks Of la tn street fr PRS. to Thro speea.
application the Contract Clerk ~ this
apartment. J. aMLs FUkEY, street Commissioner.
Ssptem ger 10, 1853
rO LEAD DEALERs-sEALDD PROPOSALS WILL BE
reesyed e tn. onoe q she croson aqueduss Depart
1859 At II O'Clock for twsnty tons of pig lead Pro.
posals wl state the price ten ssparsty for soft
Spanish ard Gaeoa lead to be delive ed within
from Tire epenins OF tue proposals Payments be made
the regular taeressr The
rsf Of rtjsctng any all the proposals deemed
tue public Interest Back sstimate
coroapce with the ordinances Of the Conmon
be lad On application 1t 4 lis ofhce.
THEU Il pE9vREST, Acting President
September Is 1858.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-21
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