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Domestic muslins. bleached ditto, Summer pant
stuff in great variety, cloth, cashmere, lweeds,
alpaca, brocade. poplns, bed ticking, check
shifting. stripe do, sc.
N. B. Country produce taken in exchange
for goods. lapr9
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GREAT ATTRACTION.

EETM TORBERr has now opened his new
w AMI well selected stock Of Spring and
Summer Goods. all Of which he is offering very
Oh am. Il /. slnrl, nnsI:li in I-uri ~.
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% liraDers an0 Correspondents.

CT"Coun House Poinf'' is continued this
week, and increases IN interest
U~The LIST No. ofs.Sccnes Here and 7ncre,''
printed on our first page is finely written
ticle. No. 2 will he printed next week.
The Elegy by "Bem Diagle' will be found
publ, shed, but "Eea' is loo good a writer to let
such articles pass from his hands.
Gy-Onc olihe most successful tale writers Of
the day, who has written much Tor the leading
literary papers Of the country, has written Tor
for The Wing highly interesting story entitled
"FiOrsace C0rey," dedicated IN our correspon-
dent "Mlude," which we will commence pub
fishing al an early day.
UThe following Jrckbat has been flung by
one OF our correspondents, at the writer Of the
lines ''1O LQura +.
For TIE Cecil Wig.
To 'Susqtst llassigia.'
al ouly see thee but TO love tRce,'
The boy says TO the star,
His mother cries, sit is above thee,
My pretty dear, too tar"
"Oh let il smile on me awhile"
The pretty lISpcr cried;
alt does not smile on thee my chlld,''
The genlle dame replied.
eyes, yes, It's ray hath turnd away
Even while | gaze upon il;
Some lnckIer heart than mine, alas!
Oh mother, now Autu won it,
BRIcKs.
0y''.Ellen Grey" who has written so often
and uniformly so well for The lIaig, is suiourn-
ing in Washington City. The following sweet
stanzas tiom her pen we copy from Tie Ma
tioAei Era.
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JU&Y OE'E;NGzN!
"A NJ ~ STORE,

Opposite the F0uattin Inn, E!iton.
4 J. SCOTT & BRO, respectfully announce
IL 10 their irian Is and the public, that they
have just r"inrne from ihe city with an extcu-
sivc and entirely
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la few days ago, 80 Choctaw In
dlans, men and women, sailed from
Mobile for Boston, en- route for the
Crystal Palace exhibition,
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W ARDEN.
TIE McCEEARY CASE The Village
Record has the following in relation TO
this case:
McCREARY NOT TO BE GIVEN UP,-lt
was last week stated in the papers Of
this county, and elsewhere, that Gov
Bigler had withdrawn the rcGuisition
for McCreary upon the Governor Of
Maryland. This vas not true. Early
last week, Deputy Sheriff Darlington
proceeded 10 Annapolis, to obtain from
Gov. Love warrant for The arrest Of
Thomas McHrcary, Of EiNton, on the
charge Of kidnapping Rachel Parker.
and On Tuesday had an interview with
the Governor Of Marviand. when Gov.
Lowe stated that this determination was
the result of the compromise effected
between the counsel OF tr Parker -iris
and the counsel for the claimants, on
their trial for freedom, IN ianuary last
u hat was tie cOi"proml>r il is we'll
known that subsequent TO 'hc liberation
OF tie Parker girls, til" Grand Jury OF
Chester county found true bill against
McCreary, upon which tine rrgu>tIou
of Governor Blglrr VAS based. w here
then was the compromise The only
party empowered 10 enter a nONe pros
egui was the Deputy Stat" Attorney Tor
Chester county, VINO did not do so, as
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CHHA p
WITrSgDyS a5SagHsI

" IN IFt9V8 HaKaRSRI
n EPOT .4ND M3NUF.fCTORF of G. l..
~ MILLER 81 CO., $. ", coracr .2rch nA
Scc0ai Streets. PIiiLADELrIIIA.--Evcrv variety
q! shades, wholesale and retail, such as Scroll,
Flower, Gothic, Nlrnelte, Oil and Dry Land
scapcS, are to he had ut the lowest prices Tor
quality OF work. Orders for Gilt, PLAN. Store,
Lcttercd and other Shades executed al short no.
tcc.
Merchants and others are invited to give US
trial. We WILL TRY TO PLEASE.
BraSseS, Trimmings, &c.. always on hand.
Remember 5. W. corner Secoud ana Arch
Streets, rhila. feb II
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West NOTTINGHAM ACADEMY,

TTHE SUMMER SESSION Of this School
l. commences on Tnesiay, 3M dry Of Nag.
REFrRrNcEs.-Rcv. DrS. pIummcr and
Backus. Baltimore; Rev. DR.. Boardman, phila-
delphla, and the Faculties Of the Theological
Seminary and ofthe College Of Princeton, N. j.
Address Rev. 4. a. HODGE, Principal,
Apr % Jw Woodlawu, Cecil Co., Nd
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The State Of Maryland has recently
PAID to the captors Of Chaplin, charged
with ahducting slaves, %l,l5O, drStrib-
uting the Sum among a dozen persons.
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New Spring Goods for 1853.

The Subscribers respectfully inform the cli-
zcns olCcciI county. that they now have in store
a much larger assortment Of Fancy and Staple
Dry GoolS, than they ever had before, and they
faltcr themselves that the
STYLE, QUALITY, AND PRICE,
will induce all TO buy who will favor them
with a call apr 9 BROWN * FOARD.
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THE CRUELTY OF DHSPoTIsM-A
COUNTESS EXECUTED IN i'RIsoN.-lt Is
stated IN the New York Times that re-
port has just reached the Hrngarians in
that city, through various private hands
of an event, outreaching all yet known
of Austrian cold bIoodpd, judicial tyran-
ny. During the Spring of 1881 two
years after the revolution, and in the
midst Of the quiet Slavery, all Hungary
was aroused by the news, that young
and distinguished lady had been sudden
" arrested, the Countess Blanca Tee-
XII. She was high-born; of one of the
oldest families Of iiurgary-a family
beloved for its many deeds Of heroic
patriotism. She had been owner of
large esates--but, though of the aris-
tocratic order, none loved her better
than the peasantry. They all knew her
as the friend Of the poor. And in many
rural districts, the Sunday Schools and
Schools for the lower classes owe their
origin entirely to the se!I-<acrilicing la
bors of this lady. Suspicion had never
breathed upon her name. 81" loved
Hungary; and she was a WOMAN Of he
roic spirit. These were supposed to be
the reasons of her arrest. ! he charge
against her was, that she was in cores
pondrnce with ilossuth and AlaZzini.
No one, even there, supposed the Gov
eminent would dare to injure her, or
bold her long. The news now is, that
in these first Spring days, the young
Countess Telvki was prtrmely executed
in her priSom-proDably that Of Gros
Warden.
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o. VIM. Scott Haynes, who fig
urrd conSpicnousIy in the Lopez expe.
dilion, died at New Orleans on the 18th
instant. He was native OF Bedford,
Va.
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DICKINSON CoLLEGE.-The Carlisle
Herald states that two cases of small
pox having occurred last wr"k anon.
the students, the Faculty Of Dickinson
College concluded, on Monday morn
ing last. upon a suspension Of the Col
lege duties until the first OF June. A
majority OF the students have according
" left town and returned to their
homes.
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SHocNlNGLv RoMANTlc.-A man
named Frederick ". Mitchell, in New
\ ork, loved Miss Magdalenp 1homp-
son SO hard, that he undertook to shoot
her on Friday, because her parents re-
foSedto let him visit her. He fred a
pistol at her and lodged the ball in her
leg.
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JrDGE JACOB BURNETT, who died in
Cincnnat',on Tuesday, cmisrated from
New Jersey to that city in 1896, when
it contained only fifteen or sixteen log
houses. He was a member Of the first
territorial Legislature Of Ohio; for ten
wears a Judge gifts Supreme Court, and
at one time u. ). Senator.
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LrWm. Gray, boy, who was bitten
by dog four years ago, died of hydro
nhobia IN New AolA on Tuesday.
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Hon. Isaac NEvITT STEELE, of Balr-
more city, American charge to Nene-
zupla, it is said has expressed a desire TO
b" recalled, and will return home in the
course ofneXt month.
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|ORrORArIoN NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE IS

|ORPORATION NOTICE. - PUBLIC NOTICE IS
hereby given 70 the owners occupant
Its Of al houses and ots improved unmprcvcd ands
oted thereby that the following assessments have been
upleAed by The Asssors and lodged In the once OF
Bureau Of Asssssent5 for examination by all persons
|erestod. v:-FoI paving Second avenue from Twenty
nth street " Fortyseoond street. Tho limits embraced
guoh include all tho several houses and Lots
roHnd lots pieces parcels OF land situated
Both sides OF Second from to Forty
ond stre the north side Of Twenty eighth 100
la street, S5 feet east and 5 Second
both sidce Of Thrteth street. SO feet east and 3 oe
from Second both sides Of Thirty rst strees
feet east 800 feet Second both
M OF street. 35 feet and S from
onA avenue; both sides Thirty street, 35 feet
and So feet west from Secopa both sides Of
fourth street. 1925 feet east and 3 feet west from Sc
avenue both sdes Of Thirty fifth street. S25 feet east
sos feet from Second both sides Of Thirty
street. 3 foet east and an feet west from Second
on both sides Of Thirty seventh street. @ feet east and
tn street. SIS and 85 feet vest nom Second
1ue both sides of Thirty street. 80 feet east and
feet frem Second both sides OF forteth
e so feet and 30 feet west from Second avenue;
sides Of Forty first 81 feet east and 200 feet weet
Second avenue; south side of Forty street
set sud 800 feet from Second avenue All pea
whose interests affected by tho above named
IT, and who opposed to the either Of them
10 present their objections in writing to the
ersigned, ~ their Office No Hall of Records, within
~ days from THO date of this notice.
SS#SsTEs !; SS5beE, Assessors.
Doe Bureau Of Assessments Street Department, 0oto.
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ronp0rxArqou surlCxs.

(yoRPORATIoN NoTICE-DEPARTMENr OFREPAIRs
u and SurpleI g. Is53Sealed proposals. will BE- re-
cevod IT the the Commits Toner Repairs and SUP
plies No City Hail. Cha ement) until Thursday No
mber 1888 ~ o'clock (M for the fitting up and fur
pisLing tho u s. Court Room in tho new Court House
Also for the Building houss In Forty
eighth street, Eighth for the Hose Co NJ
g. Tie plans and specifications of the work required
donc and all Information in regard ther To, at
the oce Of superintendent OF Public bulldogs "a
Ludlow street The estimate to be TO the
amended charter Of 1868 NJ The reserves
the right to reject all Of the estimates deemed for
the int rest Of the Corporation.
BARTHOLOMEW D. PURDY, Com. Of Rep. and Sup.
CTREET EPARTMEET NO. HALL or RECORDS
- Corporation sNotice-Public notice IL hereby given
hat the neutrality-suspicious. babeen blythe Common
Resolved That he OF tho water fronts betw sen
aud Twenty third Streets the river
nd they are hereby required extend the buead
quit on svsnue c. below Twenty along the said
avenue 20 second street, with buikhead
twenty second street. under the ction this Street
missioner; and that the Street corlmissonsr b.
hereby directed 70 ge the usual legal the
10 carry the same into effect.
Atopted By thu Beard ~ Assistsn Sept TO- 1853 Adopt
.he Mayor, Dot. s. Is53. JAMES FUREY,
Oct. is. 1883 Street mmissioner.
STRERT DEPARTMENT, No. HALL OF RECORDS
y Seale' proposals. will he received at this once until Non
Day October a. at l2 O'clock r. NJ TO regulate and
Ioryeecoad street, between Fifth and Sixth Spool
ioatons TO be had ppca TO the Contract Clerk Of
tho Department. JAMES FuREY Ssrees Commissioner.
oatnta- IL h5S
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WILL BE PUBLISHED ON TUESDAY, THE 9th IN
w stant spirited litbograSh in two tints, measuring
seventeen inches high twenty wde entitled
inahnm indicating American honor Price 30
ed in tnts the beautifully coored ST. Tho engraving
represents the soop OF St Louis
tie brig Hussar schooner and the harbor Smyr
Tho is animated giving view OF Smyrna
in the distance and boats plying from ship shore.
witness Of the scene says that anxious
waiting whether the
graham would be carried OUT "Genemen, the
given into ones hands shore;
justice and cannot fail avo SEATED the time grost
vas the elected by this heroic stand of
that he hailed hero by the people
visited When h, v cd Malta English officers carried
him in their liberal discount tradc As
the demand for this print i'll very great should be
sent ut once, 50 as to insure early receipt.
GEO S. APPLETON, Priutsellcr, 1856 Broadway,
N.BOrders enclosing the amount of above will bo
warded by mall postage paid inch gilt francs furnish
cd for IS cents extra.
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WATCHES, JEWELLERY, GO.


GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, DIAMONDS, AND
" jewelry GRO &. ALLEN, importer No. Ii Wall
street, near Broadway, second floor.
JULES JuReENsEy WATCHES.
warranted perfect time Keepers FROM $50 to $50
COOPER WATCHES.
20
INDEPENDENT SECOND
And quarter second watches for timing l2 to $50
CHRoSOMETERs
Splendid pocket ehronomeers, perfect time
LIGHT DAY wATcHEs,
Which eight days with winding 40 1856
ENAMEL WATCHES
For ladies', IN hunting s.
DIAMOND WATCHES,
ladies',
MAGIC
Which change into three different Watches 100 to l76
WATCHES
And turn the hands witheu ut key. 8Sto lf0
ALI. KINDS OF WATCHES AT VERY Low PRICES.
Zine gold lepine watches, four holes jewelled $2
Gold enamclled watches for the ladies IS
Gold English patent levers. IS
Geld English patent levers, hunting cases. So
Silver patent levers cs low Il. l6
Diamond earrings pins bcslse finger rings and CROSSES
for gale at much less than the usual prices.
All kinds Of gold chains pure gold wedding rings gold
be bracelets, brsaspins cu pins ockets earrings gold
and silver spcctacles gold toothpioks, charms ohatan
chains, &c.
Sterling silver spoons forks pie Knives napkin rings
fruit kniyes wedding cake knives &c.
Watches and ewelry exchanged. All watches warranted
to keep good time, or the mohey returned.
All kinds OF watches aud clocks cleaned and repaired
the best manner ct much less than the usual prices by
superior Horkmen, and warranted
Watches cent by mail express to all partsof he United
States free OF chcrya
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|RPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLICN NOTICE is HERE.
By given that petitions have been presented in the Board
dermen for the construction Of in the following
ed streets to with Elizabeth from Prince to Grand
III slso In Franklin from sixty feet east of Centre
lite Orange street, ALSO in East Broadway FROM Clin-
10 JeGsrrsn street. and from Jefferson Montgomery
IL and also In Forty third street, from the westerly limo
avenue 70 and through Broad to proposed sewer
rty fifth street, also petition for basin and oulvert,
Ic southwest Fulton and Vest Streets also,
soutb side Of Pier No l. the westerly side Of West
Al parsons interested in the above, or any Of them,
having thereto requested to present tho
n writing, to the Contract Clerk. ut this oioe,
Z Saturday, October 9th, 1853.
go. r. DE FOREST, Acting President, Croton Aque-
wv. CRAVEN, Chief En- eineer, ! duct Board.
ton Aoueduot Department. Oct ~, 1858.
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|PORATION NOTICE-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
|ersby given to the occupant or 0ccu
|of all houses and lots inn royed unimproved lands
I'D thereby that the following sments have been
|eted by the Atsessors and lodged in the Office Of
roau Of Assessments for animation by all persons
bted viz-For tagging side of Henry street, from
to Grand street. Tho limits embraced by suoh
all the several houses and lots aground vacant
and parcels Of lans situated the east side of
street, from point hundred aud forty ivo feet
of Grand street to intcrs elton Grand and Henry
! All persons whose inte .ests affected by the
NAMED and WHO are opposed to the same
Of thom, requested their objections in
X to tho undersigned, at their oce, No Hall Of Re
within thirty days from the date OF this notice
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE. Assessors.
CHARLES MCNEIL; }
Bureau OF Assessment, Street Dopartne nt October
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kP0RATION NOTICE. -PuBLIC NOTICE is
ereb given to the owner OF own0r occupant or ooeu-
ed thereby that tho following assessments have been
eted by the AHeessors and lodged In the office OF
Of Assessments for examir by all persons in
Cd, vsFor setting curb aud gutter aud tagging Essex
from Rivington to Stanton street Tho limits en-
by such assessment include all the several houses
Of ground vacant lots pieces and parcols Of land
ed both sides Of Essex street, from Rivngton to
on street All persons whose interests affected by
bove named Assessments, and who opposed to the
or ethor Of them requested 20 present their
in writing to the undersigned, at their office, No
Of Records within til rty days from the date OF this
WILLIAM GAGE.
CHARLES J DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES MCNEIL, y
20 Bureau Of Assessments Street Department, October
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|ORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS HERE
given to the owner or occupant or occupants
cby that the following assss.pents have been com
,y the Assessors and are lodged In tho ofoo Of the
Of Assossm ents for examination by all persons inter-
fa For paving Forty third street. between Broad
the Fifth avenue The limits en- raced by such as
include all the several hSus.t lots Of ground
lots pieces and parcels of land situated both sides
y-tbi-d street, from Broadway 60 the Fifth avenue
Of Broadway, at the corner ~ Forty third street ;
Of Sixth avenue, corner OF Forty third street east
kixtL avenue 100 feet inches north and south from
bird al rect and the wott side Of tho Fifth avenue
| inches north and south from Forty third street
ons 40 interests affected hy tho above named
rnts and who arc opposed 70 the same or either Of
"a TO present their ELECTIONS In writing to
rerncd Mt their Office, Nod Hall Of Records within
nys fron the date Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES j. DODGE, }Assessors.
CHARLES Men Ell. -
Bureau Of Assessments, street Department October
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yoKPoaAroN NorIcE-PusLIc NOTICE Is HErE.

yOKPORATToN NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE rs HERE
by von 70 she occupant occupants
AL houses and lots improved unmprovad ands affected
ereby that the following have completed
the aud 10 ged In the office Of the Bureau
Assew ments for examination by all persons interested
For building in Forty street, between Third
Id Lexington The II nts embraced by such
sment ncude all the several houses nnd let's Of ground
cant lcG pieces and parcels Of land situated both sides
Forty rst street. from Lexington to Third
the west Of Third aud Forty street.
whoee interests affected by tho above named
and who opposed to the same either OF
requested present their objections In writing to
undersigned At their sce, No. Hall OF Records within
#yty days from The date of this aotice.
SHSESs $S a s$$sPes ASSESSOR
1os Bdfesu Street Department. October
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oRArIoN NoTIcE.-PuBLIc NOTICE Is HERE.

PORATION EOTICE.-PuBLIC NOTICE Is HERE
given to tho owner owners, occupant or occu
liz all houses and lots rnimproved lands,
thereby that tho following assessments have been
tied BY the Asscssors All lodged ia the Chico OF
roau Of Assessments for examination by sll persons
vizFor the extension OF he in Fulton street
est street to the outside Of the bulkhesd. Tae
Embraced by such assessment include all tho several
lots OF gro md vacant lots pieces and parcels OF
tuAted both sides of Fulton street. from Greenwich
feet north and sixty Due feet south from Fulton
on both sides OF Washington street, nifty feet north
venty feet south from fulton street on east side OF
reet, twenty four feet south from Fulton street. on
eide OF West street, between Vesey and scy streets
sons whose interests affected by tho above named
eRts and who are opposed to tbs same or eitler OF
re requested present their objections in writing to
errigned at their ONCE No Il all Of Records within
lays from tho date of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLkSJ. DODGE, Assessors
CHARLES McNIELL,
Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department, 0cto-
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AGENCY.

COMMISSION AGBNCY--A HOUSE WELL EsTAB
~ lshed In Carnccns capital vsneausa, Is willing 70
receive Of al kinds Of mercbsndise and viz
Security, required, will be given for tho amount Of the
goods entrusted For further particulars address Senior T.
Es,iaal. Ne. - CALI &c Ls C!anrias. csSacoAa
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DEPARTMENT., NO. 4 HALL OF RRC0RDS.-
io ctcc IL hereby given that tho following petition
prose ted in the Board Of hldcrmen-To nag walks
II svenue betweeu Twenty ninth and Thirty frat
Elso tho Following resolutionlo widen West street
Rattory TO Thirtoonth street, l25 leet beyond ~.
,idth Also, the following petition IN the Board OF
Aldermen To dig and buiid well in 18TH street,
Sistb and Seventh avenues All persona interoeted.
isNtions thareto are requested TO present them IN
y tbs und erSpned At his ooe, or before the 3'st
last. JAS. FUhEI' o'roe' coh"issouer'
n, 1875
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

II NAPPS DAGUERREOTYfES, CELEBRATED FOR
IN their durability and finish, taken In evcry style Of the
On hand the largest and beet assortment OF fine gold
ft ~ to 81 double, from q g to ockes With four Pic
from $40 Sis leckets, beAuttfu srctc,
from to $40; rings fro - 70 -; pins from So 70 81 In
Guiding pictures; family groups with osss or Frames from
81 S. Pictures copied by improved KnApps
old and popular rooms $50 Broadway Prince street.
AZ Il. Ssaoss. ssx AAasdpsAs sases$ s>sgA
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= DEPARTMENT, NO. 4 HALL OF RECORDS
"a propoaals will be received At tis ONCE until Mon
Os{ober AZ l2ts o'clock Y. NJ, to regulate and grade
- street from Third to Sixth avenue In accordance
noviy estabiisf cd grade lin, Specifications 70 DO
noIIoston 70 the tract clerk Of this dclkrtmens
III. p60 Jas. IVREy, StxeQt CounAs.aasss
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PUBLICATIONS.

TUE EPISTIE C0NGRATULATORY TO THE RIGHT
Reverend tho Bishops of the Episcopal Court Cam
den is for sale, at sTklNGER &T0WNSENDS, 222 Broal
way, and other book stores. -
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bN AoUEDUCr DEPARTMENTAL CoNTRAC-
J.--Sesled proposals, endorsed Proposal for sewer
street, will be received a. the office OF the Croton
h Department., until Monday, the Gath day OF Ooto-
81 IL O'clock, NJ. for the building Of sewer with
sary rsooivinE basins and saly srts In Mghth street,
avenues O aud ID, being In lensth about ~ ieet.
Of ths sewor and for the building OF the
all other information relating thereto, CON DO OBJ
application TO the alter Purveyor, at this oiftoa.
10. X. DE FOREST, Acting Prceident, Croton Aque.
W. CRAVEN Chief Engineer. I duct Board.
Fork. Got. IA, lSs3
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IN DEPARTMENT, No. 4 HALL OF RECORDS
lie notice Is horoby given that the following petitions
In presented In the Board OF Aldermen:-To pave
street, between Tenth and Twelfth avenues. Also
wing petition in Board Of Assistant Aldermen:--To
and srAde Eighty-pinth street, bctweap Fourth and
nucs Also the following resolution in Board Of AS
To ag fbur feet OF the walks Of Thirty nth street.
IN avenue 70 Hudson river. All persons interestcd
ns 10 the came, requested 70 present them
10 the undersigned, At his office, on or before the
intf, daJ Of October, Instant
IH5S JAS. FURBY. Street Commissioning.