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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-04
To Readers =!
Notice to Water Renters.

OtEce OF The Wafer WORKS. I
WHEELING, Dec. %, 1869.
THE Stone Masons Bricklayers, BrckmakeTs Plaster
crs aud others who have used the wafer belonging 70 me
Comrittce Water Works at the City sergeant's Office
Tuesday the 18th proXimo, mt O'Clock, p M, for the
purpose of assessing their rents As this will be the last
Meeting OF the commit and the collectors time for com
plotting his collections has expired he compelled to
keUy the remaining Those interested WILL there
fore, find to their interest TO attend with the amount of
work by them they will be charged at the pleasure
Of the committee, from which there will BIO no a5ate
ment.
Manufacturers who have commenced taking water since
the first of the also required to attend at the same
time. JAMES TANNER,
der3O IN Chairman.
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Massachusetts Land Case.

The state of Massachusetts owns near two mil
lions of acres of wild land N Maine. At the last
session of the Legislature, the Governor and Coun
Gil of that State authorized TO offer the lands
for sale by advertising for sealed tenders TO be mde
on OF before the 20th inst On the day appointed,
the tenders were opened, when it was found that
the Governor and Council of Maine has made an
offer of 100000 and that individual spectators
had gone as high as 100000. Massachusetts has
already received million and half of dollars fer
the laEds in Maine, which were allotted TO her at
the time Maine was erected into n State lin 1920.
Yet, the entire body of her lands in Maine were
offered by massachusetts, TO that State, at the Pc
Rod alluded to, for 100000. Maine now offers
100000 for the moety that remains. The cause
OF this advance in price is their enhanced value
as timber lands.
A letter from Boston says:
.sItis said by those well informed on the subject
that Governor Boutwell, is dissatisfied with the pro-
ceedings OF the sale of Massachusetts land in Maine
and will refuse 10 ratiy the SALE another objection
having been discovered which renders the proceed
ing void. 1t seems that the Commission to be ap-
pointed under the resolution for the division of
lands with the Stale of Maine has not yet been fill
ed up; and until It is done, the concurrence of the
Massachusetts half of the Board cannot be had; and
without their concurrence, noSale can be efected.'
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CARRIERS, ADDRESS,

FAIENDs, CouNrRYMEN AND LovERs, all
(What the deuce am about,
In Adams fall we sinned all,
s&Gonfound that Carriers route),
Know We the land where the cypress ana
myrtle
Where soup is compounded of oysters and
turtle
twhat did you say. sir,
About my lay, sir y
You seem in trouble to commence
Ali now, my friend, you're talking senses
The fact isSsir, my poetry grinder %
az. Is somewhat out of order,
My Muse, know not where to find her,
And if you'd save diScord, o. E
Have string of Sweetly f1owing rhymes,
x Soft as music on the moonlit waters
Suppose you trythe music of the dimes,
For then can win eartIl'S loveleSt daughters,
And theymay please and win my hayward Muse.
Most honor'd sir, l know you won't refuse
All, thank'ee SRA QUARTER il you please
I'll change that note with greatest easel
Now let us see what we can say,
OF time forever passed away.
Against the shrouded pillars of our land,
A fair and weeping form reclines;
Her banner droopS within her trembling hand,
Each star, through clouds, now dimly shines.
IT'S FREEDoM's GoDDRss pale, detected, there
She droops, vet lovely in her woe;
Her startled eagle screams upon the ali,
For see the MIGHTY LiETH LOW
Gone is cur mourning country's nobleSt sons,
Gone, like twin planets from tho sky,
Gone to join those just and glorious ones
The "nameS that were not born to die"
Ay, well may Freedoms flag be furpd
And Freedom mourn for such as they;
Her sons shall seek in vain through all the world
Another WEBSTER or CLAY!
Illustrous shades! Why moarn us il we fear'd
We do not rest in happier chimes;
IT'S ours to guard the fabric which ye Tear'd
For us, and those of other times.
Farewell. ye brightest of the trio band
We bow obedient to His will,
Who rules. God bless our own dear native land,
''With all her faults we love her still"'
What New Year offering shall we bring,
What shall we say, what snail we sing
That either new or choice? As back
We look on Times retreating track,
We see the still recurring things,
Which time alternate takes and brings;
The Joys and hopes, the smiles and tears,
days brief j0y-a pang of years.
Births and marriages, deaths and wrecks,
Harangues and storms, and broken neckS.
''There is no strip of summer blue,
But winter clouds blow over;
There is no inch Of lowery turf
The white SHOWS Shallno cover
No pleasant thing but has its end
When sunny days waning;
No note of music for the Tyre
Not endleSSly complaining"
mind me of a scene in life
There may he many such, no doubt
Somehow l cannot chase the thought away
And there-that awkward tear my thought.
betTay-
Perchance do not know what Pm about,
But somehow thus grind it out:
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-04

A WiwDEALL 10 AN EDIToR.-Mr. ScrippS, edi-
tor ofthe Chicago Democratic Press, has received
ia the Chicago Tribune says OF not less than
Si0il mn from an uncle who has just died in st.
fosis Whatin The worldean an editor do with
= be 81 6a5 Herald says that small ppx,
has broken out in that place. Ameeting of citi-
ems md been held for the purpose of devisiRg
mgans d stay the progress Of the disease.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-04

ECLPsEs Yon 1s53.-There viii be two eclipses
of the sun, and one of the moon, during the year
1858. The first eclipse Of the sun viii take place
on the 9th of June, and win be yisiblen Califor-
mia, the southern portion of the United States, and
in nearly tile whole of South America. The Sec
ond will be total; and win take place on the sOth
of November. 1t will be visible in California,
Mexico, Central Ameiica, and nearly the whole of
South America. Both Of these eclipses viii be in
visible here. partial eclipse of the moon will
take place ON The Dist of June, beginning at Oh.
2Om. A. NJ; and ending at Oh. 6m. Digits eclipsed
PIP on the northern limb.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-04

ICONS & Do5yns, at Aaysville, packed 49,
900 head of hogsthis season.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-04

Losses OF VESSELS AND LIVES ON THE LAkEs.-A
gentleman connected with the North Western In
surance Company, at Buffalo, has Just completed
and published detailed statement of the losses of
vessels and lives on the lakes during 1852:
"The total loss of property was $685., 659; num-
OLIVES, 1885, which isconsidered to be much under
rated. Loss by collision, s26l $50; by other causes,
STso,70o Loss ofsteam vessels, s6SS,62O; of sail
crafts, $685. s9. ofthe 900 disasters, seven oc-
Cured in the month of April, nineteen in May,
twenty-fouT in June, fifteen in July, sixteen in
August, twenty-one in September, twenty seven in
October, eighty-fve in November (65 in one gale of
the 18th and 12th) and fifteen in December. Six
steamers seven propellers and thirty-ve sail YES
sells have gone out of existence entirely"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-04

DAN TUCKER IN THE Way AoAIE.-A Western
naner announces the marriage of Daniel Tucker,
Esq, TO Jemima Ann Way.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-04
Books at the Depot

Books at the Depot.
TToME SCENES, by Grace Aguilari Costumes OF Eu.
III rope and America; Juvenile Sports and Occrpations
Natural History bankruptcies Sketches OF and
Far Westt Ike McCandiss; First Love-
Uncle Tom cheaper than cyer Cabin and Parlo the best
not by the this appears In print, the victorious Har
de ,Gs s" % VIII NC vi '"' JAS H. McMECHEN
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-04
-Appointmentg bY the Presiaent.

BIZ and aOita the GiDiee and consent Of the Senate
John Amber, of Virginia, to be Marshal of the
United States for the Western District of Virginia,
in the place of James Points, deceased.
3 Hiram X. Baber, of Missouri, to be Marshal Of
THE United States for the District of Missouri, in
die place Of James w. Twitchell, deceased.
John ID. Ooalter, Of Missouri, lobe Attorney of
the United States, for the District OF Missouri IN
the place Of ID. Cook, deceased.
THOMAS NJ. Condy, ofSouth Carolina, to be Mar
sFal of the United States for the District Of South
Carolina from the 18th of next january, when his
jrjtesent commission will expire.
Dudley S. Gregory, ofNew jersey, to be Com
missioner of Customs, in place of Charles w. Rock
well, TesigIed. .,s7, -.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
TiII omen IN n few days ms the NEeIodeon, for
Short season Only!

Will open In o lew tlllY4 NJ IL ~
aahOFt Season Only!
B AKNE'S
Celebrated Series of Gigantic Panoranas'
ENTITLED
"voyage to Europe"
Halifax, the Atlantic river Mersey, LverPoo, inc
London from tho Thames passing under the BRIGGS, am
ending with magnificent view Of the Thames Iunnel
briISntIv lumi5atcd and both banks OF the beautiful
Ee s Am on Wednesday and Saturday Alter
"Te % cents, children under 19 of age
/" open e Panorama to moving at
"a O'Clock ~ J@nt-
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.CoNsULs.

q, Hector G.. Ames, of N. Y, to be Consul OF the
limited States for the port Acapulco, in Mexico,
In the place OF George W. Slacum, declined.
Richard B. Jones, of Pennsylvania, TO be- Con-
sui General OF the Unites at Alexandra, in Egypt,
sidltha place of Daniel S, McCauley, deceased.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-04

New Wholesale Liquor Store.
BECKER, WELLER & FRANzHEIM,
Importers of
Wines, Bramdies, Gins, &c.
No. l4e Main Street, .ss
7 WHEELING, VA.
This is branch OF the House Becker, WELLER Co.,
ofPhiadelpa and will always be in the receipt OF the
purest and best Wines and Liquors. which will be supplied
10 dealers in Wheeling aud the surrounding country at the
lowest Eastern Wholesale prices. dec16
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-04
- DIR. DYES RELIEF

DR.. DYES RELIEF
For Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Bronchitis and
InciPient Consumption.
INIFTEEN years success in the of this SYRUP, in
Il private practice for the various affections Of the
Is roEcha and Lungs Is deemed sufficient Recommendation
in presenttngt the aiced insure trial of its ef
ficacy.
There is nothing in this Syrup that will nauseate, there
be danger in wing to the youngest child orin its
in any quantity under any circumstances tits pleas
ant mi and efEectual.
Price 90 cts. per bottle.
Prepared by DR.. j. S. DYE, Hartford, Con.
For sale by KELLSi & CALDWELL,
deco Sole agents.
q BblB Garret'B Scotch Snuff
II 10 bxs Wade q Co.'S Tobacco, Lynchburg;
100 bus Ground Nuts-Freshj
20 bxs Juiuba Pastej
Q bales Burdo Almondsj
20 900 Imported Segars;
90 drums Figs;
20 bxs Rasens,
cases Sardines;
bags cream nuts;
Pilberts; FIT.
10 doz Aciduleas Drops;
2 bbls IStuTat's PulveTized Sugar;
Just received ard for sale at. BROOKS,
dec29 No f12, Main street.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-04

uTManyof the well known notes of 'F. NJ. the
Duke of Wellington are said to have been writ
ten byhis secretary, Mr.. Granville; whose hand
writing resembled that of the Duke.
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40 western nnd southern HHerchHnts.
Sexton, Seal & Swearingen,
HJakOSDRFERS & aDOIBBERS
- or. n A NrCM LINRW E0ODS -.

. Chestnut SITS. Phipa.
]. W, SEXTON, L. SEAL, A. VAN swEARINoEN.
nFFER to purchasers the largest assortment OF Fancy
4 Dry Goods in the city 1t comprises In part OF
Hosiery OF all kinds and qualities.
Gloves, UndershiTts, Dress Shirts and Collars. -..
WoolIcn yarns OF different shades and colora NJ
A fine assortment OF Shell Combs. r.s.
10 do do Buffalo and Imitation Combs.
BrushON of all descriptions.
Dress and Tailors Trimmings OF all kinds
Burnettg six cord cold Spool Cotton
Aswelu AZ great many styles goods ofour own pOr:
taon winch we cannot here mention, and which are well
worthy the attention Of byes We feel we can make u 10
tbeiTIteTcRt to give us n trial. septS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-04
7IRGINiA LEGISLATURE.
SENATE. 81

TUESDAY, December %, 1852.
Mr.. Cowan took the Chair, aud called the Sen
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-04

Tobacco and Cigars!
TNTM LAUCHLIN, No 1852 Main street, mas among his
w large assortment the following articles
Z MeTada Id lump, boxes Hartgrove twin Bros
box Dudley. do Munn,
do Sacramento, ! do Golden orange
2 do Rodney's, 9 do Bucks pound lump,
10 do Hunters ID lump ] do JacRsons do
s do NIclton's do do MGiEns DO
16 do Rays do . do Maikin's ID lump,
do RiieyIs lb lump, do Clinton's do
2 do Baret's do do J. Harets do
do Harwood's do do Wyatt's do
gross Yellow Bank Tobacco;
10 do Smoking Tobacco;
10 barrels Cut and Dry;
gross German Pipes;
1 cask Carrots Scotch Snuff; Rappee d MaCabAuch.
2O0O Las Tras Marias Regain Cigars,
20OO London Regalia Cigar.i
1000 Rio HaEdO do do j.
1000 La Gotta Deagua Regnla Cignrsi
1000 La Flor SevilIana do do
2000 Mcnsagero do do
1000 La Antiquedad do do
5000 DelaCruZ Principe cigars; 1000 Fl Dorado Prtnepe
6000 Steamboat brrn do 2OOO La National clgarsj
1000 Ell Neptune Panetlas do 1870 Wash. la Norma;
1900 La Fancn Havana; 1000 La Palmetto Havana;
1000 La Eideldad do 1000 Las Tras Marias do
1000 La Vigilance do 1000 Ell Genial do
1000 Primavers do 1000 Landress do
1000 Taylor and Fillmore Hayanai E-E
1000 benjamin Franklin do.
dsc7 '62-1yd
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-04

Crab Cider!
BBLs pure Crab Cider just received and for sale at
D. s.CooK,
dec29-1wd
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BIATHInTUNY.

NTATRIXoNY MAZE EASY, or HOW TO WIN A
NI Lover,-Profssssr LAWToN, Bostoa, formerly 81
London, vii, send to address, or tbs receipt OF on.
lar pos paid psr directions 70 enable laden gentle mon
70 win Vie devoted affections Of a many of tbs oppo ss
COX as their heerg may dese. Tho process s so
bus 20 Captivating that oil may 70 married rrepoctiv u
age, APPEARANCE, Dostoa; and last sboggh essh
can be arranged with such and dcacy that
Ton 10 impossible Address Professor bswtor, Roston
postage " pAid,
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SSORPORAfTO NNOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICEIs BERE-
~ etven ownere 0ooupsnt OF occu ants
can houses lots. snmproved lands affect
that the following have
ssd Assessors and are Lodged In the office o. the
Hpresu examin alton by all
1aresd vz-or paving ksnsn street, from Rivngton to
BtAAten street Tho limits embraced by sucb assessment
vde several houses and loss Of ground vscant
- pieces and Of land situated on beth sides
rs whose interests affected by the above named
and who opposed to the either OF the
~ requested their in visiting to the
lsasrsgned At their oce No. Hall Of Records within
nrtxty days from the date Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES j. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES MoNElLL,)
oees Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department, Au
le6a
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~yORPORATION NOTICE. PUBLIC NOTICE is
here BY giyon to the owners, occupant or
SSpants ali and let's improved animprovsd
been plotted y the sod are IN the oce
u Che Bureau Of for eiaminaton By all par.
IONS setting curb and gutter and lay
~ asggins in Eighty fourth stree between Fourth aud
ncuSe several houses and lots Of ground, vacant
I0Ss Of land susted both sides OF
Sehty Fourth to Fifts avenues the
side Of Fourth and on the east side Of Fifth
All psrseAs whose Effected by the above named
and -ho opposed to the sane other OF
tbsn requested to pres their objections 10 writing
@ shs aeriigned At their ONCE NJ: Hall OF Records
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DOOGE, , Assessors.
CHARLES McNIELL,
OHeABuyeau Of Assessments Street Department. Aug s.
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SyORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is hERE.
" by given 70 the occupant occupant
q eli and lots improved unimproved ands af
6outed thereby that the following have been
snrlesd assessor and are lodged In the Office OF
She Bureau Of for examination by all
itsfsstsa, viz For building sewer in Thirty Fonrth
street. between Fifth and Sixth The limits
Has~d include all the several houses
md e Of ground vacant ots pieces AND parcels Of land
dkusted both Sizes Of Thirty Fourth street.
EIsb and Sixth All persons whose interests
n6ssted the above named and who op
ash objections in writing, 20 the undersigned q their
49, Of this notice. WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DUDGE, Assessors.
CHARLES NoNlkLL,S
ONss Bureau Of Assessments, street Department,
August 3, 1853.
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1vo1PoRAyIoN NoTICR-PUpLIo NOTICE Is

CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IL
" hereby siven tho Or owners oecu pant
sspsnta Of an houss. and lots improved uninpsovsd
sa seH Iieted BY the Assessors lodged In tbs
0ss Of tho VI BY all
greet eu Canal 20 Houston street The limits s,Assd
n ground pieces and parcels land suatsd
sA heth sides Of Wooster street. from Cacal to Bleeoker
greet; both sdes Of Broome. ng Prince and hous
Yen sIaets from Wooster Greene street All persons
snt and who are OPPOSED 70 Tho s.ms or either shea
ere requested 70 Present. their In writing p ne
on6xsy days AeN the data Of this notice
William GAGE.
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors
CuA&LkS McNlELL,}
once Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department, Al
uuat g. t6af
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vUMLIAM H. UNDERBrL OFFERS TO DEALERS
w and families brsndes wines gin, whiskey sssAts 4o,
any other houae Old choice blackberry brandy The best
kyticlsi1 w MARKET ~ BEoons styeet
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eIAlFF6EG.

TOR Lv ssPoCLs-UNI1ID srATes Mall sTsAs
sbtp ARCTIC Capt J. G. Iae9 TpSs STE nshis
VIII sspsrt 9Th tho Omitted ssssas Tor surops pss
lively on ssfago ay august 10 at " o'eoos iron
berth ~ the foot OF ChDA stre
havirs nnsssAled accommodations r. elegance
.srt. epEy 10 EbW ARD X. COLLINS All
street Passengers requested beard At lH A.
NJ TIE stsaiasLtS BALTIC sn succeed the Arctic and
sail September
U,HE NEW yO9k AND Liv sRPOoI OMITTED sT Tes
nsI s'saUess-Tbs shiDs comprising TINS line are tAs
6sltswinss-
AHhkIit. Captain Wess,
fAUflC... .Capssn Nye.
AAG<lG .Chrtsp LEse.
9AnyiC,.. .C~nsap Gomstosk.
AuHt AfiC. Captain -.
sr.iee s3ey sss, has bee, TAKEN in their
guettos, az IN their ypsed
and their sceoD for
elegance and sonsort
YyicS Of Pssssss from New Yorh Liverpool,
cabin tiaG; IN second cabin Ca Exclusive CT sxssa
GSe Stsssroou. sos
yrose Liverpool TO Now Yors, $50 sad fU.
An enpsrtessod surgsoe attzch.d to eAeb ship~
Ne bogtha secured mn I'd paid for.
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WATCHES, JEv2EIRY, SO,

acknowledgements >.s~~---~------
WATCHES AND JEWFL6Y.-TBE SUBSCRIBER IN
w ssllag Gil descriptions OF
Silver CATCHES, ygwrLpv ArD wAa1s
~ retsil NJ much iass shnn the ususi peices.
JUsanrsrr WATCHES,
Real jules !oigsnsen wrtshes received ~ every ARRIVAL
With certificates from ht with each vstob,
Duplex and levers In hunting sud magic cesss perfect
siroseersrs. .soErsspsNr srcosp
spoudid gold pockes ohronoreters, which wi.Loai
AL VARIATION. AiaaT.pAY wArvHEa
MAteiss which rui sight dtys
Ter ladies' some In hrDtirg
DIAMOND wArcugs
for isdses acme IN mtsic oases
ghleh change into tfyso dsuoronG Watches,
wATcffs WINCH
ap and turn the harda 'SitheEt any key.
ZINE gola spnr wsscnsh, fear boss jcwcied s
goI re.arhet leye -
Cola esa,atMe vs.ebss for III: sdes ......... Is g
s soa hSiss psssni svsrs hunting ss Is g
hvsr patent 70 low OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. is %
Silver dstaohed levers as low es...............,. Ia
snd All c.hsr styles Of watches steiusiiy low rricos
Diamond esrvDrs pins oelss finger visgs and
Tor sAio 81 puob ,ess ttsD tho osusl prcea-
All kinds Of gold chairs pore GOLD wedding rar .oa
koys and scala gold spc poncs gold snd sye< thin
kss bracelets reastpins euE pms loctsts eeree so4
dny.r spsotseiss gold teot6picks, charms ohstolshs
chains. As
Sterling oliver epoors, cups forks psnkntves napkin
rings fruit knives wedding cake knives &C., 30 Watcnos
good tirae or the mouey feturred.
al Kinds Of wstshes and sooks cleaned ssd repaired h
Abe best manner, Ut much less than the usual prices
Inpersr Of watches and ewery wholesale RETAIL No.
u WAnyssh NtpAd Secs AsNz BypAdWN,
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fyRCT0N AQUEDUcT DEP ARTMENr.- CON Tract
II Sealed PROPOSALS endorsed Propo sals
ssver In Prince STREET" win be received tse Office tue
Crcson Aausduot Ds rartmsnt Hotnnda Park until Mon
day. lhe 18th OF August, ls 81 Hoolock M 70 bald
Eer with the necesary receiving BE- hs and culyrt In
Rrteo street from Thompson to ksodouya street. The
ether sio relating thereto, be obtained
NICHOLAS DEAN,
Presiecnt OF the Croton Aqueduet Department.,
New York, Aug. o, 49,,
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, = : - :
LIQUORS.


f1LARET WINE.-S1ILL FEW HUNDRED CASEa
oftaele caret and other ano qualities at tho original
prices These vines sound and will DO sold by
gle 100 by VIM. III. UnderlEl, 490 Broons
street, Genuine sciedaE schnApps In and glass
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CuREwsBpRY, LONG BRANCH. HIGHLAND DOCK.
- 9scan Hons, and Ocean Port:Ths now ssesmer
JAMES CHkIsiOPbtR, Captsin John Price. viii Leave
pic; Aoot Of barclay street follows Pare u cenfg
Leaves Now York August 18th, 7. M 6tl do; i7ts
do; lst doi Ilth DO goth d.. Leaves O,9an Pc e.
Aoguss 10Th 10th, "a do, 18th, do; 18Th a.;
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is
~ herebv given the occupant or ooou
lsnts Of all houses and lots OF anas
senpstsd thc sad lodged In the ohoe OF
the BY all In
tgestad viz For paving Thirty nth straet from Broad
Yy ftvhth The ms embraced by such assess
ert include ali the revera and lots Of ,und
ss par ols of land situated both sides
Thirty fifth street. from Broadway to Eighth avenue
Al whose affected by ths above named
and who TO the same or e her OF
s requcfed to their obj 10 writing,
% che usdergned at their Office NO nali Of Records,
Min thirty day 10 from the date Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE
CHARLES j. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES MeNlELL
Once Bureau Of Assessment, Street Department, An
SAsa !. lS5a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-15
- JAMES FUREY, Street 0omnissisnsr
August II 1893

CTREFr DEPARTMENT. NO 4HALL OF RECORDS
Sealed proposals. vii be received a. this oos until
Forty from Fitch 70 broadway to faes
with pickets the known the Five Ponts square,
between Little Wafer and Cross streets
TIE dswalks .ycn1e from Twenty eight, to rh.
Fifth and sixth Specifications had
application to the Clerk Of this department
JAS. FUREY, Street Commissioner.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-15
August IL, 1853.

CEALED PROPOSALS. ENDORSED "PROPosAL
y for lesd" will be received shts ses uatiI Monday
Aug TO- 1883 81 70 sel"ck 81 which hour the bids viii
be opend for the supplying lead the
use o. this aspsr,mss bidders WI s:a: price
delivered required BY the department. at l25sb
and Tenth Payment 70 be made for the arst
President Of tho Creton Aeusdsst Dspartmsit
Croton Aqueduot Department, Aug. g. 1853