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EXCURSIONS.


EXCURSIONS TO THE FISHING BANKS EVERY
II day In the week except Saturday-The fsvorte
steamer HERO Captain J. w. Hancox will leave Ham
mond street at ~ O'clock Spring street Tenth street
North river A. M returning by p N. Fare SOC. Din
ner, fshiag tackle and bait provided.
GRAND PICNIC AND TARGET EXCURSION TO
VI Yonkers.The first company OF Irish Rifles their
friends will assemble the drill No Chat
M The ssesmboat General Scott viii leave Peck slip at
O'Clock, and jersey City at 81 o'clock The steamboat
and barge Ine will leave the foot of Chambers at
and the foot of Hammond street at on o'clock A. M Re-
turning leaves Yonkers at o'clock NJ Tickets 30
eachcan be had from the members of the Pro
Io.a for the bar will be received by the secretary until
Friday afternoon at ALI Pearl street. Nanahans
Cotillen Band will attend. We promise all who may
accompany the Rifles day Of unalloyed pleasure.
EDWARD BUTLER, Captain.
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LNOR LIvERPOOI-UNITED STATES NAIL STEAM
Il ship BALTIC Capt Joseph j. Comstock. -This steam
ship will depart with the United States mails for Europe
positively on Saturday, May % at II o'clock NJ, from her
having unsapaed accommodating for elegance comforts
apply to EDWARD K COLLINS a CO., So Wall street.
Passengers requested TO be board at l1 A. N.
The steamship Atlantic will succeed the Baltic and sail
June II,
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o he,tbs secured until paid for,
YROPOAEp DATEa o. AAIILNa.

ED#XRbK. COLLINS CO., No s. Wan st.. N. Y.
BROWN, SIMPLIFY CO, Liverpool.
p. G. ROBERTS d CO., Is Kings Arms Yard, London
JOHN MUNROE CO.. Nc 8 Rue NotTe Dame DIS
Victories, Paris;
GEO II. DRAPER, Hsvre.
The Of these shps will fes GELD
silver bullion specie jewelry precious metals
uneso bills II lAdg sign ed therefor and value there
MI haraf xDrAn
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WHITE LAKE HOTEL, SULLIVAN COUNTY. NJ Y
w eight hours from the city mountain air ske al
rystai spring water fine trout and perch ahns
N wild profuson about the lake and meadows: fsryc
dairy seley for the guests Families seeking summer
boarding possessing the above combined where
The terms are very and the spacious will
the Erie Railroad to Cochecton depot and stages Are In
waiting to convey them to the hotcl ride Of ten mcs
Three churches within couple OF miles. Address
q. Z, WVOLDRIDGE, ut the Lake
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MI 4 CO. SHIP. AGENTS AND COMMISSION

N.Y. 4 CO.. SHIP AGENTS AND COMMISSION
N Merchants, valparaiso.
vtAlIAM T. EvR =. A. RkcHA RDsoU, Avovsrus
RsfcrcNces
sARrIAso--Hon Bsilis Peyton.
yALPARAiso-Messrs. A1sop 4 Co., Hsmsnway Co.
PAEAnA-Messrs. Cerwne, Bro. Co.. Garrison Fritz,
WIN. Nelson Co.
L.vEnPooL-Mssns. Bowman, drinnsll Co., William
1Askson, Esq.
NEw 1oRI-Mssms. Z. K. Collins Co., Goodhue Co..
oapt. nsSa Nys steamer Pacific.
nALrInoR H-MsMrs. John Henderson 4 Co., Thomas J.
Had Co., White Elder.
SAH FnANoIsC0- he&rs. Flint Peabody, Co., Husssy
Doad Hale Chas. Doane, Esq, J. II. Lyon Esq,
BosTon-ksssrs ANNA Q. Lombard, Eco, +. b. Brigham
Co., Ghdden 4 WilliAms.
QAH1ou-Fye, Perkins 4 Co
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CAPE ANN PAVILION AND GLOUCESTER HOUSE,
" These large summer hotels but expressly with view
to the comfort Of families visiting the side, will be
opened on the first OF Juno next The has spared
and beauty ofthe locations the facilities for
bathing and sporting unsurpassed The beauties of
Gloucester praised by Lady Wortley who
raj weeks there in preference to Newport The hotels
only and half hours from Boston railroad
liant Lynn and Salem The proprietor takes the liberty
Stuyyssant Nathsn T: Bailey and VIM. Otohout.s Esqs,
New York, and to Rufus Choate William f. Otis Epes
A. PEABODY.
Gloucester, Cape Ann, Mass.
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WAvERLEY HOTEL. es BROADWAY CORNER or
oaS Surth sireet1Ihis hotel having been fully
families rs well as transient visitors with accom-
not to be surpassed in the city
i. W. RENAL. ON Bro.dx.v
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MANSION HOUSE, BROOKLYN HEIGHTs-suRAN
W gers visiting New York v and sas large and elegant
bouse delightful and convenient from The
city of New York II situated in Hicks street. midway
between Fulton ferry and the Montague ferrx which
has just gone into operation from the street
requires but about ten minutes time 30 reach this houa
from the Exchange, in Wall street. including crossing t
ferry. The view IL unsurpassed, commanding the bay
New York and the surrounding country The house hai
and commodious. EDWIN X YALE
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DICHM0ND HILL HOTEL, STATEN ISLAND NY
~ Families wishing to will please make their
elections they will Ne kept free till the nrst Of june The
whitehall ferry ut vanderbts landing Particulars can
DO obtained of w. Benedict, No. o Wall street, NJ r
j. p KELLETT PYoprietov
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ADVERTISRMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
~ SEE THIRD PAGESs
CORPORATION NOTICES.
HROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT-ro CoNTRAc-
" proPosals endorsed Proposal for ever
c,Sson until MS,d.y the sh day
ssssss.ry receiving basins and sayss in strst
from in Blseeke, street poias q feet south
Re building q The
en- application to s MisI SExE ibis
CORPORATION NOTIcE.-PUBLIc NOTICE is
hereby given that petition has been presented in the
fSrdss IN hoard % {.
persons above and having ossssan;
Contract Clerk at this Office on or before May 81 lsS
President Croton Aqueduot Departments.
CRoT0N AQUIDUCT DEPARTMENT.-To CoNTRAc.
proposals. endorsed Proposal for SEVER
cFssg % sn Ss'ass the s dsy
IsssSiss basins and su i IN Thirty
s1est from the sewer Madison avenue to point about
plan SSe ss"s
can be obtained on application tS th Wsss at
0m's President Of the croton Aauedast Department
New York, May 81, 1853
f!RoToN AoyLDgcT DEPARTHENT;;1sEALEDP PRO.
Sss 5 for hs ss Of s IN
.y ssy I m M S n M .ss S
s R-a.Ssy ss rfs to and e.
seDs building same and all other nformaton
ar n dRs Water
ass & the cr0t0n Aquedust Department
CRoToN AoUEDucT DEPARTMeNT-Toc oNTRAc
y D.. for sewer
1858 At IL o'clock NJ. build sewer, with the necessary
1e int t a sFf
ar ss
PRECEDENT Of io the cr0ton Aqusdaes Department
GREET DEPARTMENT NO. HALL OF RECORDS
$ g. sS
IRON Forty t. list nd set curb and
on
0's'A % 'A JAS FUREY Street Sss com ns
CrREET PREPAYMENT, NO. 4HALL OF RECORDS
The Sidewalk side College place between
s:: a. fGH S through 'oHsa side 2sh
.ions-To Thirty 9th street fro Eighth Nsth
iant Aldermen 10 vacant Of Fifteenth
% % % Al sSsn
as ss
New York, May 49, 1853.
CTREET DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF RECORDS
Public notice hereby given that the following petit
curb and gutter stones in Forty from Eighth
s as s four a Of % Of
walks in Ninth avenue from Forty afth to Fifty third
and Hudson river whore Also the fol-
lowing lay crosswaks hangn street in
twenty and Streets
requested present in writing to the undersigned
York, Nay IS 1853 JAMES FUKEY Street Commissioner.
CTREET DEPARTMENT, NO HALL OF RECORDS.
buttons have been Board AidsG
menTo fence vacant lots both sides OF Second
gutter and flag the east sidewalk of
to Tenth also the north side of Third street. from
avenue to Lewis street where the same Is not done
and pave Sixth from Forty second to Fortyf
street All persons nterested having objections are
his oce before the Sd day Of June next New York,
Nay Is 1858 JAMES FUREY, Street Commissioner.
EsTREET DEPARTMENT., NO HALL OF RECORDS.
Public notice is hereby given that the following
luton has passed the Common CouncTo curb and
street All persons interested, having objections
quested present them in writing to the undersigned at
=
TAX COMMISSIONING OFFICE, NO. NEW CITY
i Hail. April 9, 1sss.Notoe TO tax pAyersThe
rolls Of the several wards the city of New York will
= open fox examination and review from Friday the Oth
Inclusive all TAX payers DESTROYS OF examining correct
70 shs assessment rolls are requested 70 make apgicatoa
- 5s SSs dR ! y ! r.. Commissioners
TAVERN AND EXCISE LICENsEs-NOTIcr-
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FOR CHARLESTON AND rLoRIDA..sE*I WEEKLY
steamer sOUTHERNER W. Foster, Commsn will leave
pier No. North river on Wednesday. May %, At four
Al bs will signed ard for passage At the once
tickets Tor fierida q. oiisws~to S 70 PLAT
10, 81
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r ARDS MANSION HOUSE, QATE NORRIS HOUSE)
Long Branch, New Jersey will be open the reosp
tion Of boarders and vsters June Is.
SAML. LAIRD Proprietor
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THE NEW YoRR AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
Mail steamersThe ships comprising this line are the


These ships having been built BY contract expressly for
has been taken In their
strength and speed,
and their tcpa for unsaHled er
allegiance and comfort.
Price passage York Liverpool In Srst cabin
$780, cabin SO Exclusive extrs stSts
room, 300.
From Liverpool 10 New York, 40 ana rs
An experienced Surgeon attached 20 each ship
NO heytbg nm til paid
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

fyAADEN AND AMBOY RAILROAD TO rHlIA nxI
phis-from pier No. North river.rwo lines daily ~
10 A. NJ and p. line at 10 A. ~, By
steamboat Trenton to south Amboy ears Bordentown
and stea mboAt X. Stockton 10 Phadelphia Farsa Es
press pe NJ by steamboat John Potter TO Ambcy,
hhenoe direct Camden by IN four hours sad
hGif Fsre-e Returning leave Philadslchs st ~ 4
H.. And up. n.
G,OR ALBANY-rARE $l.-hLSANY AMI NEW
Il York Inland Route Raroad.-Two daily sxpeS
atq A. and 345 p NJ connecting at Albany ~tte
central lines Of railroads North and West. from the
sepot Of White Elm and Centre streets, whers
tickets procured and checked of
Schenectady Utica Syracuse, Rochester and Buffalo Ps
also received Broorue ano Aowery and Twens
sixth Fourth stations The above trains
viii lspd at Croton Falls and Chatham Four Cor
ouy All trains will from City Han SEE
o4 o 1ryon Centre street. heretofore
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HAMILTON HOUSE, FORT HAMILsON, L. l., IS NOW
IL open for the reception Of boarders The steamboat
and A. NJ. and Ut and p M from Fort Asmiiton at
and 10 A. NJ and at ~ and p N. Parties who may wish
to rooms address the proprietor at Ham
ton or at the once Of the Aston House N BTwo fur
nished cottages to rent. HAWLEY ID. CLAPP
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CTREET DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF RECORDS.
Public notice is hereby given that the following
lutions have been Board of Assistant Alder
Fourteenth and street set curb and
to Tenth street also the north side of Third street.
to Lewis street where the is done
grade set curb and gutter and flag four feet of sidewalks
and pave Sixth avenue from Forty second to Forthwith
An ns navns are re-
his ONCE, before the Sd day Of June New York.
Nay Is, 1853. JAMES FUREY, Street Commissioner.
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TrOR PORr PHILIP, MELBOURNE, A0.-po sAII

L,OR AUSTRALIA-BARK ESTHER FRANCES-ONE
IL assistant stewards wanted to go to Australia
also, state for sale. Apply to w. W. RUSSELL
81 Old slip
LNOR BERMUDA AND ST. rHOMAs-THE ROYAL
mail steamer Ncrlia, Captain Cronan, will sail on
Tuesday, June 7th
Passage money 70 = Ser Th n::..........."'..*
Apply to Il. CUNARD Bowling Green.
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EOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE-THE UNITED
commander will leave for Havre touching at Southampton
to land the mails and passengers Saturday June at II
o'clock. from pier No. North river Price of passage
$ Luggage wanted during the voyage should
on board the day before sailing marked below No mer
ohandise win be received board after Thursday June
For freight apply to
IL States mail steamer WASHINGTON, E. NJ Fitch, CON-
mander will sail for Bremen, touching Southampton
land the mails and passengers for England aud
Saturday, June 49, at O'clock P. NJ, from pier No.
North river. Price of passage =
In first cabin main saloon ...............$ lo0
In first cabin, lower saloon. 100
In second cabin. 80
An experienced surgeon is attached steamer All
letters pass through the post office Specie delivered
in Havre and London For passage freight apply to
MOLLER, SAND RIEKA Agents. % South street.
The eamer Hermann will succeed the Washington and
sail July l6.
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THE SHORTEST AND CHEAPEST ROUTE-THE
Vanderbilt Line for San Fransco-The Accessory Tran
SIT Company of Nicaragua in advance
Of the ma-Ony line giving through tickets including
Isthmus crossing fayorite double engine steam
ship STAR OF THE WEST, Capt. Tnklepaugh, will leave
from pier No North River at three o'clock P. M,
ing With the popular steamship BROTHER JONATHAN,
Lieut. Baldwin, u s. NJ commau der the Nicaragua
Transit route having but twelve miles land
These steamers unsurpassed In their ventilation and
Communications For or passage at the lowest
apply only at the of the No 9Bat
terry place. stairs. C. VANDERBILT, Agent.
Passengers cautioned against the OF
hired for other lines None employed for this
line mail bag will he made up at the Office.
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L,oR rHH WEST AND sOuTHwEsT.--BALrIMoRe
II and Ohio Railroad for Wheeling zanesvts Cincinnati
Louisville st Louis &:This great road was first opened
finished completed The entire road k in aae order
routes in the world The express mail train leaves Balt
daily at p NJ, and runs TO Wheeng Ss) miles!
eighteen nineteen hours arriving at next day
passengers leave Baltimore st SAM lodge in Cum
bsxlnnd 79 mNes) and thonce in the morning
making the entire trip BY daylight Passengers Leaving
New York at AN Philsdelphis at NJ, arrive In
Baltimore At and by taking the mail train at reasA
four tso% PhiladspAia To connect .ith the Western
meeting them At the Washington elton Relay Houss
nre miles from Baltimore At Wheeling the seven large
and splendid steamers Of the Union line Quilt for this
routsJ with really unsurpassed wait daily
convey the passengers down the Ohio to
Cincinnati and Louisville whore The 81 Louis and New
Orleans packets be taken BY those going further
Passengers for Cincinnati az land roatso Columbus
Wheeling by coaches ten hours Evansville
and thence by railroad NBBaggage checked through to
Wheeling and charge for transfer Of either
baggage Fare by through ticket with right lilo
anywhere the routsD from Philadelphia to Wheeling
SO; 70 Cincinnati sM to Louisville, s2; from washing
81 For the tickets apply at philadelphia Bsltsre and
Washington 10 the railroad agent teket clerks q the
stations WIN. PARKER, Gen. Superintendent.
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To Sydney guineas will be charged Children
from to IA, half price.
Including fees the attendance experienced
and all provisions Of the best quality
spits and malt liquors which will be supplied at very
landing charges M first class l5 second class 0s third
class. each statute adult
plan Of the ship may unensagsd &C.
eommodations secured, on application TO
RICHD. IRWIN, 6 Fr~nt street.
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A UsTRALIAN PACKET, EXCELSIOR LINE-PIO-
IA neer Ship-The well known and favorite New York
clipper ship HELENA, Capt. Cave, will have immediate
despatch her second voyage to Melbourne Having made
that she will again distance all competitors The cabin
comfortable description. No steerage passengers taken
For freight passage apply board at pier Is East river
or JOHN NORTON, Jr., 90 W all street.
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IMPORTANT TO THE PgBLic.-sHAKHR SYRUP. \
public thos many years among the shaker ~
nily at Canaan Columbia county, New Yorh, BY whom
ysiu. having been sI.snsvsly and sssasseIiy .s y
human system liable The following those 10 the surs
Of which has proved ssasisus
Of bones oints isansns 4s letter ,ss
face white swsngs and All diseases arising from impuyiS
Of blood In female complaints u 10 peculiarly appkcsAS
ii Is concentrated pound Of ~
the var3. roots A.d hsrbs ~ost Of their culture Ss
powerful curative virtues of which, pdividualv q tsse
simple state had been
BY repeated trials IN The treatment Of above eompsnt
great care in the preparation here offered The Va
reputation Of the Shakers for the sxeenes
various articles OF necessity utility they furnish us ssn
not fail TO inspire confidence inducing imnsaiats
ersive Sold by all the prinoipal druggists
xkk COOK, Wholesale druggist - Ws.hiAsAa sarssA
~ person should ever 10 witbcst having supp11
With them -
AZ LARMoNT, PARIS AND LONDON PHYSICIAN
lN snd urgeon, he consnltcd from III aP
sir " The evening fsnrdnl. exocnAnSA
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CTREET DEPARTMENT. NO. HALL OF RECORDS.
- Sealed proposals will be received at this Office until
Monday May 3D. 1853 to regulate aad grade Sixth
from Forty Forty ninth street nd curb and
sutter and flag space fSur feet wide through the side
Clerk Of this department New York, May 10 1858
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r ONDON AND DUBLIN PORTER AND xxx BROWN
stont and Scotch ales LOCO casks pints and quarts Of
and other Londen porters casks Gunness XXX Dublin
brown stout and $50 casks Of Mur Youngers Campbeps
Dicks Harvsy's, Steee's, Bards Greenock and every
other brand landed in the finest possible order and
for sale by G. p LETHBRIDGE IS and SO Fulton street.
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HUDSON RIVER RAILhoAD.-TRAINs DAILY FROM
II Chambers street for Albany and Troy
Express train A. Mtbroush in four hours connecting
with trains reaching Buffalo Montreal At O'clock
evening
Mail train. "A. N. Through srsins 81 io A. NJ And
lP.M.
Express train, IN. Accommodation train, p. H.
Passengers taken st Chambers Camel Christopher -Four
tesnth and Thirty first streets
Sunday trains from Canal street at X NJ for Poaga
keepsie: and r. n for Albany, stopping At all
Mons. EDMUND FRENCH Superintendent.
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CIGARS, sEGARs sEGARS-JUsT RECEIVED FROM
- Havana--40,0O0 FigaEo Regalias, 5000 Companies,
l9 400 address TO- Q0h Unversas 80 900 Siempre viras
1000 Delphias 60MO Cruyados and million 81 the hest
IaLls ,i sale y, AENRY GULpSAI, w fsitsL stEset,
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A USTRALIA-PIONEKR LINE-TENTH SHIP OF
"A this nc-The following have arrived at Port Philip
Revenue in 100 days; Epamnsndas In los days. Ocean
case Of ,eknes The imrod succeeded BY the entirely
and magnificent clipper ship SEA RANGER l2Q tons
burhen full cration 81 buNa and editors Remarks
thereon in the New York Herald Of the 2lst instantly
gagged will sail the 10th Of June when IT is
from her aultess model the Sea Ranger will shorter
excepting steamers Price Of psssase-First cabin 800
S second cabin st to Sl0 steerage paseu
No berth secured until least third Of the passage
money is paid. For freight or passage, apply to
r. W. CAMERON INC w all street.
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NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIRECT, VIA
IN New Jersey Raroaduntsd States and Express Lines
through in four hours leave New York. foot Of Cortand
street ut and ga M. and 80 and $50 p. NJ Leave
Philadelphia ut lS0 A. H., via Kensington and A. M
and 42e and $50 NJ from fost Of Walnut strest Fare
~ p NJ from Philadelphia. Through tickets sold. and
and through baggage carried for Wash
frgton Norfolk and Charleston In the and A. M and
$50 trains and connections certain with extra
trainsR behind time with baggage the
~ fifteen mimi tes before the trains leave.
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MORNING LINE FOR ALBANY AND INFERNO
Nl diate landngs-Fare dollar to Albany; meals
served board. The and splendid steamer GEORGE
WASHINGTON, Capt E: Van Wsrs will leave the pier
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, at O'Clock AM Re-
turning leaves Albany Monday Wednesday and Fri
board o ut 202 West street.
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CORPORATION NOTICES.

NROT0N AQUTDUCT DEPARTMENTAL CONTRAC.
~ tors-Seaed proposals. endorsed Proposal for
in Ihr will be received At the once Of the
OF May 1853 at IL O'Clock M to build with the ne
cesssry receiving basins and cuverts in Thirty second
street from the in Madison to point about
5 feet west Of Fourth avenue being in length about 40
ing Of the and all otker information relating thereto
be obtained application to the Water Pureyor at
this Office NICHOLAS DEAN.
President Of the Croton Aqueduct Department.
New yorL Nav
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ITO RENT-THE REFRESHMENT SALOON IN THE
splendid hall the Sixth Avenue Railroad depot,
close to the Crystal Palace which will be exhibited IN
few days the American equestrian General
jackson by Clark Mills Esq. Inquire Of WIN. 8. HUM,
PHREYS, l6S Chatham street, ORD HOEY, Adams 4 Co
Express office.
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NIREEI DEF AKIMENT NO. HALL OF KECUKDS:-
tons have been presented in the Board OF AdermenTo
repair the sidewalk west side of College place between
Forty fourth street between Ninth and Tenth
TO flag feet through south side 10th street.
tween irst and Third Also the following petit
tons-To Thirty street fro Eighth to Ninth
Also the following resolution in the Board of Assist
tant Aldermen TO fence vacant lots Of Fifteenth
street and Irving place. All interested having
sections thereto requested Them writing
she undersigned at his Office before the 18th day
Nay next. JAMES FURRY, Street Commissioner.
New York. Nav
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(NROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTM GNT.-TO CONTRAC-
~ tors-Sealed proposals. endorsed Proposal
In Leroy street, will be received at the Office of the Croton
Aqueduet Department until Monday the goth day Of May
receiving basins and nverts in Leroy street. from the Hud
point 60 feet OF Hudson street being
length about 95 feet The plan of the and spsehca
tions for the building of the all other information
relating thereto be obtained application to the Water
PuIveyor, at this Office. NICHOLAS DEAN.
New York Nav Ii. 1853.
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TyROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTAENT.-SEALED PRO
" posals endorsed Proposal for building in
Seventh will be received ut the Office Of the Croton
A9peduet Department (Kotnnda Parkl until Monday the
che necessary receiving basins and cuvets Seventh
nue. from Fifty sixth street to and through Fifty
street to broadway The plan OF the sewer and specca
lions for the building Of the and all other
relating thereto be obtained application
PuYveyor at this Office NICHOLAS DEAN,
New York. May q, 1853
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DETERs CHAMBERS 800 BROADWAY, IMPORT
offer for sale vines brAndiss and scars Of al kinds
price Buyers examine stock great
are 10 cash and short time buyers
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DETERs 4 CHAMBERS, NO. 800 BROADWAY, OFFER
for sale Muir Sons Edinburg and East India pale
ale and Barclay Perkins Co y Lsndon sout In pnts Aad
omar