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REORGANIZATION NOTTCns,


CORPORATION NOTICES.
TosSoHxTI0N NoT1CE~PuBIIc NOTICE Is
. u ~
I:eS senplstsd ~ and n the once
nssas
si limit: such
.. s;: % s
s :ss q al s
opposed same either Of them, to
vsAa sAass .s
s ssHzSEEs S iss$sss Assessors.
Once Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department, April
CORPORATION NOTICE DEPARTMENT OF RE
!. Ss 1s: 81 %
Rspar. +. and Supplies Nsy CITY As
5. MIL II % sSS sssa
had \ The Ses Chief Engnssr Fire De- e
isd = either once N Commissicnsr reserve. the
~'''' y w '''p'Bi BARTHOLOMEW B. PURDY,
Commissioner Of Repairs and Supplies
CORPORATION NorIcE-pyBLIc NOTICE Is HERE;
BY given that petitions have been presented n The Board
sRs
Tenth avenue also Third from Forty ninth to
IN cro: street seeoss
In Thirty street. Lexington point
eighty feet east Of All persons Interested
tke above and having objections thereto requested
present tho same writing to the Contract Clerk this
NICHOLAS DEAN. President
Croton Aqueduct Department. April 7, 1853.
C,oRPoRATIoN NoTIcE-PUBLIcN NOTICE Is HERE.
~ by given to the owners, occupant occu-
pants houses and lots improved unmproved lands
Affected thereby that the following assessments
completed BY The and in the Office the
Bureau Of ASSIGNMENTS for examination by all in
trested viz For grading l1h street, from Third
to Harlem river The limits embraced by such
include all the several houses and lots ground vacant
lots pieces and parcels of land situated both sides
lth street from Third avenue to Harlem river and
both sides Of First 100 eot inches north south
Of 10th street. All whose interests affected the
above named and who opposed to the same
either Of bem requested present their objections
IN writing 70 tho signed at their Office, No. Hall of
Records within thirty days from tho date of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES MCNEIL.
Ocs Bureau Of Assessments Street Department, April
II, 1853.
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CALIFORNIA LINE.-F0R SAN FRANcIsCo-THE
~ unrvaed clipper ship,
200 tons register Reuben Snow, Master. .
This plendd ship he largest and sharpest clipper In the
world at her BERTH pier % East river For freight
IA j.. FOWLER 100 Pearl street near Wall, ito
w. r. Dt GAN, 10 Front ttrc,t.
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CTEAM BETWEEN NEW YORK AND GLASGOW
Tls Classy and New tx York stesmshp eompanys new
Craig commander viii sail from Glasgow, Saturday,
April 23d, and will leave New York for Glasgow, So
loon state roomsJ 500 DO do tmdship dol 500 second
bin so third class 46tewards fees included. Apply 10
J. NcSYMON, IS Broadway
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A USTRALIAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY-FOR POK9
.hssn, ass o.
o. about tn. 18th May This stssmshPs Of the s,e and
steamers and IL is believed viii prove be the fastest
steamship in the world Her accommodations for Arst
sond and third superior to those
steamer built Rates Of passage-First GLASS; Ladder
saloon 1915; hrst class upper saloon $3.50; second class
$685. shrd class $M The books open. For freshi
passage, apply to
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MEDICAL.

nR. WILKINSON FROM HIS LONG EXPERIENCE
- be relied TO accomplish speedy and permanent
cure, without hindranee to diet business Ofoe No
Bowery Hours from A. NJ. till 10 z. N.
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To MORROW, lTHuRspAY0 APRu. II.
n OR L w ON DE S-TERHIFI TRICKS.
Give him bumper
WE ARE HAPPY TO LEARN THAT THE EMINENT
with grand Concert Mr. Cooked is furnished with test
monias and recommendations from Mendeissohn, Llszt
IN the highest possible terms and we'll does he deserve the
for he has surpassed the most OF tho
perfect as he embraces all the qualities instr ament
which is in mans possibility. lie ,rngs out such deuea
OF notes with such dtnctness that it is at terrifying
and attractive and again expresses much sentiment
ifthe piano actually singing Ills piano Ia soft and
tender wcman's voice and his forte Of uaheard of
power In short be has touch combined
with most unexceptonabe talents and musical acquire
ments. We expect that Mr. Gookei will have
witness his wonderful pero possibly
W. SSs. %Es.isn sm i0s .sS
that grand Swiss piano Messrs Bonrry DIVER
no ct Comp importation, has been kindly offered to him
for the occasion.
Lea. ProprsorThe above establishment is open every
afternoon At o'clock; and in the evening At for tbs
statuary by Mile Casnets Troupe Of Model Artists
gether with variety of beautiful performances For urbee
RaItieui9rs see bills OF ench Day AdmissionScats n
Ohairs h CENTS Boxes, 70 oonts Gallery, 12a cents
NEW CONCERT HALL, CHESTNUT STREET ABOVE
informs the public throughout the United States tho
above hall can be rented by the night week. month";
reasonable terms The ball at present occupied by San
average 20C0 persons nightly. Tho 500-at
tached splendid dressing orchestra and
gallery with private boxes &C. an hSb bfsRs
420 gRo 2s, TWO 9, NATURAL r Forms
now exhibiting at ls Broadway They may be- looked a.
without Thought "noni soft qui nal pcnso
forms Admission % cents Children not admitted Open
from "a. NJ. till 10 NJ.
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PEMOvAL-THE ST NICHOLAS INSURANCE CON.
Ii Iany have this day removed to tho OF St pvcnna
and 4b street under the Knckoroker bank where they
ntinuo 20 issue policies approved Fire Risks
NJ. HOPPER MOTT President
CuAs. o. EcIARIsoT, s.cretsry.
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TINTED STATES sEAMEN'S EXTRA PAY OFFICE,
Is Wall street. mont ofnoo second noor-Ofoers
and Marines Tor the legal
served any United States vessel the Paoae
June 1885, TO February, 1862 entitled TO double pay
Apply - above. v. ROWING, Agent.
TINTED STATES NAVY OFFICERS, SAILORS AND
AarotsIExsra pay for such Of you IS served in the
Pacific during the late with Mexico at time from
t6 10 1852 Call the subscriber and obtain the extra
pay and prize granted by Congress- Mr. Bisse
"a perfectly snted with the only and quick way
get for you has all tho only lawfsi forms Can
saving to you Of time and travel expense and trouble
promptly procure for this pay Apply or send your
u s. Navy 20 South William street. below Wall street.
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nR. BERON, NO. CITY HALL PLACE, CORNER
~ Of Chambers street invites such wish consut
bred physician and surgeon special OF
diseases to call his where they will
norable treatment speedy and permanent Hours
from till IL A. NJ and from 8 till in tho evening.
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'the becuyod unuI paid Tor.
pR0POsnD DATES o. sATLIus.

" sSNHspeK SSlttYEs ! CO., No. IS w.u st., N. 2.
BROWN, SHIPLEY 4 CO., Liverpool
T. q. ROBERTS 4 co., rs Kings Arms Yard, London.
JOHN MUNROE CO., No. Is Rue Notre Dame dss
Victories, PARIS;
GEO II. DRAPER, HAvre.
The Of these ships will b acoountkbs gold
diver bullion, specie jswslry stones
uness bills Of ldng sse signed therefor and the value there
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DACKETe 70 HAvRB-sECOND LINE-TRE FOL
I lowing ships will leave Havrs the 18th. and Nsv
York Tho LIST Of Zach month

81 requisite articles for the comfort and convenience
and commanded BY Of experience in the
trado The price Of passage $780, without wines quorS
Goods sent to the Subscribers viii BE- forwarded Tree sOn
scy ebsTges oat those actually incurred.
RoYD AlNCKhN, Agents, 1874 Pearl ssrscs
TINTED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
connecting with the Pacific Mail Steamship Company
carrying great United States Mail Only through
and Panama. leaving New York the 9Th, 18th, 10Th and
States Mail Steamship Ell DORADO 800 tons burthen J.
finelay sehSnck u s. NJ commander will sail Wednes-
foot Of street. North river The Pacific Mail Steam
ship Companys magnificent steamer Panama. will be in
readiness at Panama to receive the Ell Dorados mails and
and sail immediately for San Francisco The
HI Dorado will be followed tho goth of April the
pheent double engine steamship illinois, burthen
H. Harttene u s. N, commander connecting at Pana-
with the and splendid mail steamer John L. Ste
phena Pasengcrs will be landed at the railroad wharf at
Aspin free Transit Of the sthmus at tho
expense For freight passage, apply to CHARLES A.
WHITNEY at the office of the Companies West
Of Warren. N. Y.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.--PUDLIC NOTICE IS ERE
by given to tho owner or owners, occupant or oeeu
affected thereby that the following assessments have been
completed by the and lodged In the office Of
che Bureau Assessments for examination by NIL
intsIe,tsd viz For digging and building well on the
Third avenues The limits embraced by such assessment
include all the houses and lots Of ground vacant lots
pieces Of land situated both sides Forty
sixth street from Second to Third avenue All persons
whose interests affected the above named
and who opposed to tho same either Of them
queted to present their objections In writing to the under
signed at their Office No. Hall Of Records within thirty
days from the date Of this notice
WILLIAM GAGE.
CHARLES J. DODGE }Assessors.
CHARLES MCNEIL,
Office Bureau of Assessments, Street Department. April
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PRorEssoR ROBERT HELLER,s rRIUMpnANN1

GRAND JUBILEE NIGHT.
VI PROFESSOR HELLERS
ON f d X e 9TH NIGHT,
To MORROW, THuRspAY) APRu. IL.
OR q d + X s. TERRIFIC TRICK :.
Give him 4 hummer.
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sSs
r. :.
s::S ;a:i s; ss
and s sa s' 70 s'
s s. The Book: are nov open .' SoI freight
= HOWARD SON. Agents. "a Broadway.
A usrRALLA PIONEER LINE OF MONTHLY PACK.
q ns s
nearly and beautiful clipper ship NiMRop. Capt
Dssss " ssSn S
ris.
and FIJI s.Sin ssS Everything provided
s. e s sa a
5 81 roMid e no s M b
has been paid deposit portion Of tho second
Sndss
yidsa Sls.ss TIE Nmrod Is very
sos saz i1
been Obliged % port Tor supplies ast sas
ss ss6 m W May
!SSs.
h.. :sl:s in e HsKEL Eii S
s.pss,
:sI is'ts =, .' sss'a
i.s Psss:. nip rom "! York ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
i Sss: 1ils %
s'' sfs
ss
r. s;.: iSs ':s
S5Sis Il s2Sbs5S sSsS ssss :ss: Of w
NoEr9sK ANp
DANDY sT % T G IS f ES ap srsa
''A''' LUpLxM PLEAsANTs SO Front street.
FoR SAVANNAH AND YLoRIDA-UNIrEp STATES
III Il: sss's
s
these ships have no superior on tho ocean.
NEW YORK AND ALABAMA STEAMSHIP CoMPA-
1Se. GRRos W. sbps
5 Il. Noble sss nsy 4 ,s1 .!.ss
wardsd free q No freight taken to but
s sd
SsIss Vii Ss sisnsd must send their Sill;
Parcels Received s At Il. ONCE only Tor Ia
broadway
NEW YORK AND CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP com,
~ Psny-Through to San Franosco via Aspinwall and
sS%a:TAs ana fast Wheel s.es%sSip uSieS
Hs:. Pr 49, Ssss
ssa as &
Panama 70 receive the passengers and
mnsdatoly ioT San Ersnsis:o The and
on Ne.
ss%ss.y ss%,sss ssp.$sn md :sfssy; Pas
taking the Panama cautioned ticket:
70. this line ''i D .ss sp BROOKS
' sos s d hs
FOR SAN FRANCISCO, VIA VERA CRUZ AND AGA
4
"
sso H. Sns o Of william street.
THE sHoRrEsr. AND CHEAPEST RoUrE.--vAN
derbilt line for San FrancscoThe Accessory Transit
sss;
ss1s5 s : % ST.
then the Ncarasua Transit route having but twelve
passed In their ventilation and For infor
nation passage at the lowest rates apply only at the
agency of the company, No. Battery place stairs
c. VANDERBILT Agent.
Passengers cautioned against the OF
hired Of other lines None employed for this
line. A mail bag will be made up ct tho ofRoe
CALIFORNIA LINE.-FoR SAN FRANcIsco-THE
~ anrvaed clipper ship,
QUEEN OF CLIPPERS,
200 tons register, Reuben Snow, Master
This fpendd ship and sharpet clipper In the
world Is at her BERTH pier % East river For freight
or passage, aprly TO
F.&D. FOWLER 100 Pearl street near Wall, orto
". r. Dt GAN ~ Front strc,t.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.-H PHILLIPS, INVENTOR
and manufacturer of the celebrated skius
the Of consumption asthma coughs colds Co.
his thanks for the he has received
the hands of the faculty Of New York and tho most emil
lent Doctors in the unod States and druggists These
skins have been used by the late Louis Philippe King the
French and all the nobility Of Europe whose OF
to be the first of May from ALB
broadway 20 III Bowery where wishing for tho
mcdieated skins can hs rpd Sold by druggists and no.
genuine unless bearing the French arms the
abOye siQ
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DOR ALBANY-FARE $l.-ALBANY AND NEW
T. York Inland Route 2, Ralroad.-Two daily express
central lines Of railroads North and West from the
depot corner of White Elm and Centre Streets where
through tickets be procured and checked
Schenectady Utica SYRACUSE Rochester and Buffalo. Pas
also received Mt Broome and Bowery and
sixth street and Fourth stations The above
will land at Croton and Chatham Four Cor
only All other trains will City Hall sta
ton Of Tryon Centre street. ms
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L.-MANUFACTURERS DEPOT OF BRUs.
LII sells and Chantly accs TO No S23 Rroad
just received by last steamer carton of rich
lace hounces also, carton of point demi veis
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NOTICE-.THE INTEREST ON THE PUBLIC STOCKS
IN ofthe city Of New York, due and payable May 1853
viii be paid the second day Of May by f. W. Edmonds
EsQ Chamberlain Of the City at the Mechanics Bank IS
Wall street. The transfer books will he closed Tuesday
April H. at 3o,ccck NJ For the convenience Of stock
books remain closed, to take effect May LIST, 1853.
A. G. FEAGG Comptroller.
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NEW YORK AND MONTREAL RAILROAD.-TO BUR
IN lington, St. Jonsbury Osdensburg Montreal and
termedste towns Tickets are sold at the Now York and
leave stS A. ~ and $3.50 r. NJ baggage checked through.
Freight by railroad Steamers from Peek slip
SP. M. Bills of iading furnished. Price reduced.
+. HYDE, Agent, 1872 South street,
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HUDSON RIVER RAILRoAD.-TRAINs DAILY FROM
IL Chambers street for Albany and Troy
Express train, A. Mthrough in four hours connecting
with trains reaching Buffalo Montreal at o'clock
evening
Mail train "a NJ Through way trains at lO,6 A. NJ. and
Express train, r. NJ Accommodation train, 6 p. NJ,
Passengers taken at Chambers Canal Christopher Four
tecntb and Thirty first streets.
Sunday trains from Canal street at ~ NJ for Pough
keepse and L. NJ for Albany, stopping way sta
tons. EDMUND FRENCH, Superin ton dent
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HROrON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT-TO CoNTRAC
tors Sealed proposals. endorsed Proposal for sewer
persons making the same and the date of its
will be received at the Office of the Croton Aqueduct De-
p~rtment until Monday the 18th day Of April 1855 at IL
seleek, NJ build sewer with the necessary receiving
basins cuvsrts In Madison street. from the
built in point about feet east Of
Rutgers street. being in length about W feet The plan
and all other information relating thereto be obtained
- NICHOLAS DEAN President Of the Croton
New York, April I, 1863 Aqueduot Department.
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MATTER AND SPIRIT. $50 BROADWAY-EVERY
M evening this week at o'clock, and Wednesday and
Saturday afternoon at O'clock Something entirely new
Great variety Of experiments upon gentlemen causing them
laugh, Dance others against their
| wills in = natural state. DIR. B. BROWN WILLIAMS.
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A UsTRALIA.-CLIPPER LINE.-THE A PACKET
"A ship ROCKLAND, will be despatched on Saturday,
lGt for Melbourne Port Philip Few choice berths
can be had, if applied for immediately Apply to WIN. T:
DUGAN 43 Front street, or to ARKELL Il ELLIOT, 1i6
Pearl gtreet,
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AcJlLTON'S UNION RESTAURANT AND DINING
Nl saloons l23 and 25 Fulton streets and 90 Nassau
street. edately under the Union clothing
and opposite the Herald and Sun Buildings The above
looms having been purchased and refted the above will
be opened Thursday April th when he would BIO pleas
ed to zee his friends at lunch at IL O'clock NJ N B.
Ladies' Saloon attached, entrance on Nassau street.
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Sealed will be received at the Office of the Cro
ION Aqssduet Depa rtment stund, Park until Monday
the necessary receiving basins and cuverts in
street. corner Of First The plan Of the and
specific for the building of the and all other in
formation relating thereto be obtansd to
the alter Purveyor, Mt this office. NICHOLAS DEAN,
President Of the Croton Aqueduct Department.
Na~ Vork Anvil
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HyROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENTAL CONTRAC-
proposals endorsed Proposal for in
Mulberry with the Of the
making the and the date Of its win he
ssved the office the Croton Aqusduet Department until
Monday 18th day of prl 1883 at II o'clock to build
with the necessary receiving basins and in
Mulberry street. from tho built in Grand street,
70 point about fifty feet north Of Hester street, being in
length about 800 feet The plan Of the sewer and specidca
tons the building Of the and all other information
relating thereto be obtained application to the Water
Purveyor, at this Office. NICHOLAS DEAN,
President of the Croton Aqueduct Department
York mill
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HROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT.-TO con-
~ tractorsSeeled proposals, endorsed Proposal for
in Thirty ninth street, also with tho OF the
making the some and the date Of its
ssntaon will be received at the oce of the Croon Aue
dpct Department until Monday the 18th day of April sb
81 ~ o'clock M to build sewer with the necessary
built in Eighth 70 the ower built in Ninth
and for the building of the and
al other information relating thereto be obtained
application to the Water Purveyor, ut this office.
NICHOLAS DEAN,
President of the Croton Aqueduot Department.
New York. April G. 1853
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RoWERY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF MR.. G. BURKE.
iFfh THE EETSI1fIosS OF THE BOYS OF 7s
In which Mr. Burke will sing his celebrated Of indie
pendence Day.
After which, the thrilling drama of
GILDEROY, THE BONNY BOY.
Andrew Cloutem ............,,,...,....Mr . Burke
Boz hook omen.
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T1OR SAVANNAH AND FLORIDA-UNITED STATES
Il mail line-The and splendid steamship ALABAMA,
c. D. Ludlow Captain, will leave Saturday, April l6,
at o'clock p. NJ, pier No. North river. Apply
SAMUEL L. MITCHELL, 1874 Front street.
The FLORIDA, N. s. Woodruff, Captain, Saturday,
April g. For speed, strength accommodations, and fare
aIi hava M uneri0r an kho
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CORPORATION NoTICE-PROPOsALs FOR OIL
~ Proposals will be received at tho office of the Commits
oner Of Streets and Lamps Of Chambers and Centre
streets until the 2d day of April 1883 at three o'clock
p NJ after which time will be received for furnishing
the corporation of tie city of New York with gallons
strained pure sperm OIL Of the best quality and
allow two cents gallon for empty casks returned SAM
pies must be sent to the Office of the Of
Lamps Cas- No 1919 Mercer street before the 2ist
day Of pr at twelve o'clock " The estimates will BIO
opened the Path day Of April in accordance with
passed by the Mayor and Commonaty of the city
Of New York. June 1852 Blank estimates be obtained
by application tho office of the Commissioner of Streets
and Lamps No estimate will be entertained unless in
piance with the proposals. and the ordinance above
ferred to. HENRY ARCULARIUS, JR.
Commissioner of Streets and Lamps.
New York April r. 1853.
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IN lot cameas, oranges magnoas
aaas peony trees dahas dubious roots seeds
extraordinary apricot Of Africa apples cherry grape
paragus For sale By NJ PELLORCE Florist Of Paris 3I5
Broadway
i 80 Rose street. New York.-JOHN q. LIGHTBODYis
constantly and has always hand every
variety Of printing ink from the finest black and colorod to
red and at prices be sold BY regular
feturs Orders hy railroad Or
Street New York p s. This paper priatsd with my
also great many other pers In this city, PHI
adepha, Boston, Baltimore New Orleans, and other cities
and towns In the United States
PROFESSOR THEoPHILUs G. THoMPsoN's ANTI
septic tooth soap q compound Of treble
refined and highly concentrated extract Of aromatic
and barks the most convenient Clean pleasant
H. Ring No. 1872 Broadway corner Of John street, j. l.
Coddngton No 75 Broadway Washington Place.
and retail BY drug and fancy stores generally.
DUMPS IF You WANT PUMPS CALL AT NO. s67
the only place the city where You win ind eli kinds sold
for wells csterns ships and vessels Of all kndswood,
tai iron, copper, chain force and lift pumps hydraulic
and fifty feet and warranted to work WELL and sent any
part the country Tho undersigned has had experience
In the sr S e and uy all a
reasonable terms B-Plumbing in all its branches for
city or country Ali orders addressed above and sent
through tho Post ONCE VIII receive %%sa: rssSsH
DEADER--IF You HAVE ANY REAL ESTATE TO
If
tcr having much experience very his
charges.
CHoWCASEs.-A LARGE ASSORTMENT CONSTANT
y y hand, and made to order In tho neatcst style
M.d f Yili s' n:
doors east of Broadway.
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STREET DEPARTMENT, NO HALL OF RECORDS,
- Sealed proposals will be received ut this ONCE until
Monday April 49, to regulate set curb and gutter and
Stanton street. from Manen street to the East rivers TO
regulate and Thirty eighth street. from Eighth to
Ninth ayenge and nag feet Of sidewalks Of
dag the sidewalks of Twenty ninth street. from Third to
Lexington avenues to regulate and Tag fifteen feet
vide through the southery sidewalk OF Fourteenth street.
between avenues and D. whore the gged
70 Gag four feet through north sidewak Thirty fourth
street. from Ninth to Tenth Specifications TO no
bad app alton 60 the Contract Cerk Of this department
April 1853. JAMES FUREY. Street Commissioner.
CTREET DEPARTMENT, NO HALL OF RECORDS
- Public notice hereby given that the following petition
has been In the Board OF AdcrmcnTo set
and gutter ard dag feet Of sidewalks of Eighty
street. from hird 20 Ffth avenue Al persons intsrestc
having objections thereto requested TO present. them la
Writing TO the UNDERMINED his Office the 18th
day Of APfi instant April :, 1888
JANIS FU4EY, Street Commissioner
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nR. CLARK, MEMBER OF THE UNIVERSITY OF
~ New York, be consulted at IS Canal street. two
doors east Of Broadway, for quick and Office
hours fsom to 10 A. n, and from to p. NJ.
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NDDY TESTIMONIAL-THE BOX BOOK WILL BE
~ opened this day, wednesday, April 3D. at twelve
o'clock NJ, and daily until the night o. performance.
j. ". CLARKE, Chairman.