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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1853-04-19
NOTICE.

TTNHE undersigned have appointed Dir. GEORGE J.
Il WELLER their sole Agent for the glle Of
Rights Of their Patent Threshing and Cleaning Ma
chime, IN the United States and Territories = -
C. F. S, ZIMMERMAN & Co 81
Charlestown, April 5, 1853.
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PIANO FOR SALE.

r-Ezq So ENHE subscriber has for sale one of
4 KNABE & GHkLE's first quality
u j uR0SEWO0D PIANOS. II has been used
very short time, but will be sold low and ON accom-
modating, terms. II can be seen at Amos JanneyIs
near Summit Point, Jefferson county, Virginia. -
Any further informn ton can be Obtained by apulv-
April 10, 1s53-StT JOHN @. JANNEY.s
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NEW YORK HORSE MARKET.

1t is estimated that eighty horses per day are
sold i'll the New York market at this season of the
year During the months of April and May, October
and November the sales will average 500 week. and
300 a week through the whole year. This would give
$4,000 for the annual sales.
The general opinion is that all the horses sold this
season will average $l75. Very few compared with
the whole number, arc sold for less than $780,
Such as are EeiOw that sum in value have no bust
ness here; their owners should keep them at home.
The Kind of horses mostly required for this market
arc strong substantial animals suitable for double
single harness
There is large demand for class of horses suita-
bic tor public carriages and light wagons these
he dOcie, and capable of making mile or two at IL
rapid speed Great caters are not appreciated in
city where all kinds of food are sold ut such high
prices here.
These three classes the horses which range from
ore to three hundred dollars each To bring the lat
ter sum they must bc very superior. Very few, eX-
ccpt fancy horses sold prices over two hundred
dollars
1t is said that horses arc generally 10 per cent.
higher than last spring. and 30 per cent. higher than
three years ago The market for the past week has
been unusually dull for this seasOn-N Y Tribune
Mn SoULE on THE PURCHASE OF CuBA-Thc New
York Times regards it silly suppose that Scale
has been appointed Minister to Spain facilitate the
purchase of Cuba, as Mrs.. is opposed to such pur
chase. To provcthis, the Times quotes from Mr. SouIcs
speech, of January last as follows:
Sir I against purchasing Cuba Whoever
knows anything of CaSau pride must be aware that
SEnniards never be brought to sell Cuba to us
And it to strange that we should pcrsstin
seeking to purchase Cuba when Spain says She is UNI
willing TO sell it-when her Ministers have de-
clared in the most solemn manner that they would
sooner see that beautiful possession sunk into the
bottom Of the ocean than to sccit go to any other
power Your tender of purchase, therefore, CT
feet nothing No. sir, have still another objection
against purchasing Cuba There is something there
that speaks aloud for those suffering Cubanos who
call upon for assistance. They are proud and
would not consent to this purchase l am unwilling to
move their susceptibtcs; and thus as far as wish
of mine have any bearing upon policy which
might hereafter be pursued, tho idea of pur-
chasing Cuba has become an obsolete and must
be abandoned"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1853-04-19

THREE YoKEs OF YOUNG OXEN. Apply to
FRANCIS Yates. \
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SPRING GoODS,

John L. HooFF is now receiving fine stockof'
y Spring and Summer Goods, consisting ii Pisiy,
and Fancy Dress Goods Hosiery, Gloves, Re- for de
ladies'; and for gentlemenss rich assortment Of
nent may be found every article pertaining 70 avreiI
furnished Dry Goods Store-and 10 nc3onalodafe he
customers, he . determined TO seat lo ISrccg and
on reasonable terms. Give him a can!
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MATCHES. JEWELRY, 6sc---T9,e sub
w scriber, has just received fIne assortnentfS
Of Watches and Jewelry, Consisting in part Of "a.
Gold Lever, LaPlne and DuPle1 Watches, ofesz28
and Fob Chains Lockets, Bracelets, 10 which Nc
igTie the attention of the public. aEeaes eaefaHv
RepGied C. G. STRF air
ApriI 5. 1889. .. - - - -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-13

CsyPgEME C0URT.-IN THE MATTER or THE AT.
= plicaton Of the Counsel to the Corporation Of the
city Of New York. relative to the laying out Of public
mark between Third and the East river, Sixty
sth seventy fifth Streets in tho Nineteenth ward Of
,he cty of New York The Counsel to the CORPORATION
q the city Of New York, pursuant to statute In such
ssse and provided hereby gives notice that ho will
First Judicial District at speoisl Term Of the said court
70 be held at the City Hall Of the city Of Now York. on sa
.our thstday thereafter as counsel can be
mate and the above entitled matter; that
the nature and extent Of the Improvement hereby intended
Mo East river Sixty sixth aid streets IN I'll:
out and provided under and by virtue OF entitled
act relative TO the purchase and laying out Of certain
lands for public park in the Nineteenth ward Of the city
mNew York and the powers and duties Of the mayor alder
msn and commopslty in relation Thereto passed July ~,
ksts tlIee E-tL- Dslas yxsgeE..
RoBFRT }. DfLL0N, Ccurssl to The Cooperation.
Dated New yerk, Au.ust % Isel
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DEPARTMENT OF STREETS AND LAMPs-NoYcE
soas BE .n s g. ~
~ efs.p.snhsr q lc O'clock A. NJ atter Witch none viii
Ths eontrsct districts shs al the sres
and s'sS Id IF n' as
s' , . i1ss sa sh's sS First Second Third
The second District includes the Fifth Eighth Ninth
: The Third District semprises tho Seventh, Tenth.
TS h
Nineteenth Twentieth, Twenty First and Twenty
he several contractors shall eanse the CUTTERS streets
h Ill
sprinkled swept collected in heaps and cleaned least
es % 5s':s
y sss .Ssss
:s:s :s
IN az: rss s :, s sVsY dsisas
a:. :s ''G' tns sn s. tSs sssssf;
S he an car e e
,:.s s e. Il :s own ana gs ss:
street the same. clear Of ios and al oh
Ihs said contractors shall, 1T thoi. own srs.--
:s.iSs ] i al EsoPs svs yssssis
ss s.r n::pss. E! d
the cart fast = The
new will severally at their OWE expense,
all the snow and ice from the sidewalks, CROSSING g
And CUTTERS opposite the public olases and buildings be-
within the respective and shall the In
ths streets opposite such ground building to be
Ieveed and the sdewnks thereof be sprnkled with
sAhd OF sshes In OF such Sidewalks and shall
such other duties in the removal Of or ice
M suation OF Zoe streets require, or By the
ss Ra q s sst aenssIsm ns ordered
NE Cemnsoner % Streets and Lamps, at the corner OF
Chhmbers ho Sesre Streets where information be
obtained TO the specific duties required to be per-
The arour Of security rsqrod will DO go 600 for each
dsfict for the faithful Performance Of tho duties
eribed above anu hereafter to be stated
b enclosed in sealed slopes addressed TO Henry Arou
lArius jan, Commissioner Of Streets LAMPS and dis
the that tho party parties DESTROYS Of
Qualifications for security will be based uron nrovrn
Of tho amended charter OF 1853 which fooys.Seo
No bid shall be accepted from contract awarded to
person who in the corporation upon deb
or contract or who dcsulter % security or otkorwso
npon any obligation to the corporation.
Bee 10 No additional Allowance beyond the legal claim
under contract with the corporation for
% ts account or In its employment shall be allowed
The right will be reeerved the Commissioner to reject
any or All estimates that not deemed for the best into
Rssts OF the city The fitness OF vesee &e 70 from
the city coal ashes Rubbish &C. 30, will be passed
BY The Superintendent OF Streets oh other
persons whom tbe Conmissoner appoint for such
POSE The proposals will be publicly opened At the Commits
amended charter section IL the llh dey OF Sept
HENRY ARcULARrUs, Jr
hept s. 1853. Commissioner NJ Streets ard Lnrra
ti.- Tor proposals. above 10 extended
VI saturday Htn scptestw inst. SEPT y iSsI
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ceived by the Governors Of the Aims Ho1se at their
Office in the Kctunda Park until o'clock NJ of tho 18th
xss Island With best Vermont slate also Tor cutters
oceOos Of tho Governors Of the Aims House, Sept G,
1853
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TyHOTON AoUEDUCT DEPARTMENTAL CoNTRAc.
tore psopos,ls endorsed Proposal for ssws. in
Croton Aquedua Department until Monday the 10th day
Of September lS at IL o'clock NJ for the building Of
Greer wish street rom the sewer In Cortlandt street TO
length about hnadred and seventy feet The plan Of
the and the building Of tho same and
all ether information relating thereto be obtained
Application 70 The Wnte- Purvcyor, At the office.
A. W. CRAVzN, Chief Engineer, duct Board,
New York, September 10 1853.
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WORK FAMILY HOTEL, NEW BRIDGE STREET
Ludgate Hill, London.The above house is centrally
snatcd, excellent coffee ten twelve private
sitting rooms between forty and light, bedrooms
good smoking warm, cold and shower baths always
ready night porter In nsd charge for ser
MAINE so proprietor of the Grown and scsptro Tavern
friends the favors he has long enjoyed at their hands,
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GRAND CONCERT
BROOKLYN ATHENFUM.
OLE Ill
to his friends and the lie in general that he
will give his first and positively only Graud Concert in
Brooklyn, on
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER II.
at the Athennum. which occasion he will be assisted by
Sgnorina AUELINA PATTI. the Musical Phenomenon
Maurice Strakcsch the great Pianet, Musical Director
and Conductor.
For progr and particulars future advertise
OLE BULLS FIRST AND ONLY GRAND CONCERT.
The public RESPECTFULLY Informed that tho sale Of tick
Wednesday evening next will commence Monday, Sep
TENDER IL at 10 O'clock A. NJ at the following selected
James McMurray, IFS Atlantic street, and Paul e. Wcize
No 2l3 Fulton street.
price Of admission has Been fixed to all parts Of the
hall at 81.
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NEW PUBL tTIONS.

esnNNNNNr~~NNNNNN~>
NEW METHOD or EXEgCl s,. IN VOCAL MUSIC
IN Signor G. Torrepto Maes Ganto, (from the Royal
observatory of Napes,) for years established IN
Paris and London, end now of this city, has the
honor to announce That he ut TO publish his system
for the education and deyol nt OF the voice IN the
italian School. The work vii anttcd Method OF FRO
gressive Vocal Exercises I'll embrace seventy iour
Exercises, in o veume Of IL ges accompanied py rules
and observAtons requisite fo study ana comprcf enson
Of the subject Zach Exerti k have It's hnproplte ex'
PLANTATION the English and patish languages sn9cIp
tion four dollars N. B-te bret page viii sentain me
Of subscribers. subsorpuon paper isi Nv ~
done's music store, 7l3 Broadway.
WILL BE rUBtIsUEp ON WEDNESDAY, THE lsT
Of oct ~ nc1i nnrsr we pneronaRe OF sevs,a sdcs
for ladies' containing all fashionable intelligence soirees
&C. arrivals spd departures criticisms the
anu eAoibtons IN tow; Paris
Lor and New York fsl'n together with .tery o.
ih,taA ktktkN
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CORPORATION NOTICE. PUBLIC NOTICE IS
hereby given that petitions have been presented in the
Loving named streets to with Mulberry street from
Walker to Bayard street, ALSO in Bayard street from fifty
street from No 40 to Hester street And in the Board Of
TO Hudson street. All persons interested in the above and
having objections thereto requested to present
before Sept %, 1853.
1 z. ~ d R pf FOREST croton Al Board.
Croton Aqueduct Department, Sept. II 1853.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

CUPREME COURT.-IN THE NATTER OF THE AP.
- plisation Of the Mayor, Aldermen and commonaty
She city Of Now York. relative to the opening and laying
emit ublic place between Fifty min Oh and l06th streets
and the Fifth and Eighth avenues in the city Of New York
York puEuapt to statute in such made and provided
C3Sft Of the state Of New York a. spesis term Of The
said eoar TO DO held at the City Hall Of the city Of New
JERK on Saturday the i.h dsy Of sspts%ssr I e. tbs
counsel can he heard, for tho appointment Of AVE- -
sioners Of estimate and assessment in tho . -~nmss
natter that the nature and extent - scrs ENTITLED
hereby Intended 10 the opening - the lmprcycnsrt
place bonn ded southsrv % lay,rr ers of 4 rusiie
s. i0Sth street .. Fifty ninth tsssss aorthsrly
s7MsS. In tAs Twslya, Einctsenth and Twenty
sggnd wsrds Of the city 81 New York As laid cut che
Nap or ap Of said cit5 under and BY virtue Of an act
titled An act restive in the city e New
Aiss act entitled act to alter the map or plan Of
he ally New York. by laying out thereon public place
sad to autherHe the taking the same passed July n
''' RcBERT ?'i DIISN Counsel to tho csrper.
Dated New York, august %, 1851
CUPREME COURT.-IN TIE MATTER OF THE AP
- plicstion Of the Mayor Aldermen and CommonAty 81
the city Of Now York relative to the opening Of Fourth
from Thirty eighth street to the northerly side o.
wards Of !ad city. Notice hereby given, pvrs,ans to
statute that the report Of the Commissioners Of Estimate
and Aseesment in the above entitled matter, will be
tsnted to the Supreme Court special term thereof to
day the day October A. D. 1855 there
shSn Q. - soon thereafter as counsel can be heard s
Won ELL be made that said report be confirmed.
S SS$SS iFS !. saSE5, {c'nni''l'.ss.
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HVHOTCN AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENTAL CON-
OsaetorsSesed proposals endorsed Proposal for build
s in Amos street win be received at the Office Of
Monday the 18th day Of September 1865 81 twelve o'clock
L. 70 sewer with che necessary receiving basins
nd csysrts in street Fourth Hudson
river plan of the and the build
s and sl other Information relating thereto
be obtained application to the Water Purvsyor as
ths once.
!HR0. r. DE FOREST, Acting President Croton Aqus-
a. w. CRAVEN, Chief ngineeI ! duet Boasd.
HeV York. Septemher l. 1853,
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THEATRICAL NoTICE-FRoNT STREET THEATRE
i baltimore, will open for the season about the
10Th inst Proprietor Charles Porter Ladies end gen
will please address Immediately ross paid, TO CHARLES
THOS PARSLoE, Theatrical cent, Burton's Theatre,
New York.
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UO1 LVY1P0OL-UNITnD STATES lMIL srR ~.
~ ehiE ATLANTIC, JaA West, semnAAdsr ms sSsam-
ship VII depart With the United States nails for Rurone
her BERTH - The foot taaa street 1or ssshs q pss
49, having .nequaed sse0modaasns Tor elegance Ana
tDWD. K. COLLINS 1 CO., IS Wan .tr..A.
rassengers requested to be board st IllE A
TIE steanship Arctic win succeed the Aalte Ana sal
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CORPORATION NOTICE-PUBLIC NOTICE Is
~ hereby given, that petitions have been In the
Board Of Aldermen for the construction Of In the
from Tenth to Ninth also II sixth from
street. from Broome to Delaney streets also in Seventh
avenue from Twenty fifth to Twenty sixth street; also
also whitehall street from the sewer Ct State street 70
in Henry street from Cln Montgomery street, aso,
In Laurens street. from Beeker to Prince street. aud also,
In 1h seventh street. from Tenth Hudson rv
o. persons interested the above and having ebeo-
Is, 1853
Il 1H w. ckA " FOREST croton Aquedues Board
Croton Aqueduot Departmsnt, Sept. TO- 1863.
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WARRANTED WATCHES. - SILVER CYLIMDER
escApenepta $lO silver levers, full jewolled ST. S15
500 .ver unting levers full swelled, SIS; ladies' god
catches S23 SOS $50 large assortment hand, ~ 70
duced prices. JOHN COX, Importer OF Watches ~
BOWsyy.
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Inn mn GIFTS FOR THE PEOPLE.-PERHAMS
lVOsVVV GIFT ExHIBIrioNs OF THE
SEVEN MILE MIRROR

lUU.UUU Cur Exnln1rloss or THE n"nAA'
OF THE GREAT LAKES NIAGARA FALLS. &C.
sol ~ sSB It
Gift Tickets admitting four persons and ensurg one
'A''' '. 10 10000, SatVc Gifts ONLY ONE DOLLAR.
The wh1 s S q the % , series q paintings
that sum By sis i: exhibitions $4,000
ssss: si1'sy :snssis
Of cultivation, with dwelling barn, and other NO
%s rom beverly: and Ten m miles rom ffis
By Islosd and Also o. ssnssin sss'
S SseaIa 81
raised sss year. valnoa ~: -. !. $4,000
any ss0u as.s Ss ssy1 T5s
The celebrated sssttins horse telegraph; who c.a
TO be seen At the FRANKLIN House, PhiladsphA, -.
Five Esl Pianos as worth $500 each SS
Five Pianos yOrsh $500 s each :e.n :; ina no hw
and piano Horace waters 5ss Broadway. M
One ek hundred old Pen: Gases worth s. eacd SS
ONE oi csnn
FIVE Sso .SoUssnd Cola Pens 81 each 5000
Forty thonssnd Engf.vnss at 2, cents s1sh 10000
Hand Books. describing the Seven Nile Mirror. 6,oos
on e orasI inSn'ssd and
sa si %
sGns s s.a aas .ds. 81 L
be siyen and select their number COMMITTEES under
whose tho distribution Will take p4os This
will 30 subject TO the Instructions OF the shsrs
weyether by lot otheIwseas the shareholders may
determine upon Tickets for sale ut the once Chinese As
seubly Rooms from A, M. TO ~ daily At the music
publishing house AID piano store Of Horace Waters S3
broadway at the principal hotels and music stores
oa AL q srf si
nese Assembly Rooms, $50 Broadway, New York; JAMES
ii. FARRAND, Assembly buildings, Philadelphia, Pa;
JOHN 8. sELBY, Maryland Institute Bsltmcrs, ND.
soE Tss sssfs r single cents
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ole BULL ANNOUNCES TO HIS FRIENDS AND
~ the public that his second ~Ns~
GRAND CONCERT
NIBL0S CONCERf SALOON
on which occasion he will DO assisted by
the musical phenomenon,
Maurice Strakosch ... n;racto- AL ~.
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CLOTHINO, dgss
HOpIEsTEA.Ds.

EENTRAJ MOUNT vEKNON-oNLY A FEW LOTS IN
~ th' choice locality may yet be obta,nsd on early np
pIication the undersigned Price $40 per lot inc
drawing choice will take place the goth inst in con
ormty with gemens the Central Mount vernon
Land Impro vement Association. Once hours from ~
A. NJ. to p. M. 49,,
CoUTH ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF LOTS ARE
hereby notified to apply for their deeds forthwith AZ
the oicc of Gerard W Morris ESQ No New ssrors one
door from Wall Contracts expire BY Limitation or The tn
inst few choice lotsyet Tor sse Apply TO the AGENT
kQBT. Il. ELIoS, Nv, 3Tfyon rev, Pak
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CTREET DEPARTMENT. NO. HALL OF RECORDS =
- Public notice Is hereby given, that tina wing petit
tom have been presented In the Board Of Aldermen ITO
regulate grade and flag four feet Of walks set curb
Tenth AVENUES flag south side q Feth street. from
fence lots between yh and Sixth and For
tyond and Forty streets to regulate and grade
regulate and grade Tooth street. from North to East
Forty seventh street from East to North river Also the
following petitions in the Board Of Assistant Aldermen
Tt space nine feet wide 10 Twer dtth street. from
Third to within I25 feet of S III Also the
following resolutionsTo Thirty second street from
WY and Catherine lane to FENCE lots both sides
also those south side Of Eighteenth street. between
avenues All persons interested having objections thereto
at his office, before the 10Th day Of September inst
JAMES FUREY; Street Commissioner.
September 10, 1853.
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TyoRYoRATION NOTIeY.-PUBLIo NoTI0E "a

HYoRP0RATION NOTIeI-PUBLIC NOTICE m
~ barely yeH to the owner owners occupant
PANTS Of all houses and lots improved or unimproyed
aSs assStsd thereby that ths have
1s htsssssed vsFsr tagging the southsrly side wsik
~ Y0uxteonth street, between B. Tina mits
@bessd by such include all the several houses
io sScsnd vacant lots pieces and parcels Of land
TO point 40 feet west Of avenue b. Ali perssns
WAoes nterts are sGested BY the above named sssess
nsnts and yhc sss opposed to The either Of them
a rsgsestsd p thsiy in writing the
Sty days xon ths aatN u this notice "''NA
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, yAsssssora
CHARLES MoNlELL,
tsabcr Il NSa A''S 0s1sss Dop~ssmsnss HeF
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OLE BULLS SECOND GRAND CONCERT.-THe
~ public informed that the sale Of tickets
Tuesday next will be continued Monday Sept. r. and
Tuesday. the 18TH at VIM. Hail Sons. 800 Broadway.
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CokfORATI0N NOTICK.-PUBLI NOTICED rs HERE.
~ Ipven to the owner owners oceupaut or oecn
pss q Al houses and lots improved lands
ncreby that the following have been
sSnRistsd the Assscrs Are in the once Of
Agosgments for examination, byial persons
t.efsS.sd vu-For building Nineteenth street.
from First avenue L. The limits BY such
ysosns pieces and and lets Of sfou0d
sides Of Ninetssnth street, First to avonh
An whose .nstsd tho above named
them requested to their objsotons IN writing
to The undsraned at their once No Eau Of Rsssrds
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, <Assessorp.
CHARLES MeNIELL, }
., 1888.
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mo LEAD DEALERs.-sEALEp PROPOSALS. WILL RE

ITO LEAD DEALERS.-SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
received ut tho office Of the Croton Aqueduct Depart
mept, Rotunda Park, until Friday the sd Of September
1853 at IL O'clock M for twenty five tons of pig lead Pro-
gosa will state the price per ton separately for soft
from the opening of the proposals Payments to be made
the regular pay days thereafter The Department
right rejecting all of the proposals deemed ad
verse public interest Blank estimate
cordance with ordinances the Common Council can
be had on application at this office.
THEO. r DEFOREST, Acting President.
A. W. CRAVEN, Engineer.
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REMOVALS.

DEMOvAL-LEONARD PAULSON, DRAPER AMI
III tailor removed from 10 Warren street to Pin
street. door from Broadway, opposite the metropolitan
Bank.
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CRoToN AQgEDUCT DEPARrMENT.-To CoNTRAC.
~ tors Sealed proposals. endorsed Proposal for build
ing Ridge street, will be received at the Of
the Croton Agueduct Department Rctunda PsrkD until
Monday the 18th day Of September 1853 at IL o'clock
to build sewer Ridge between Houston and stan
ton streets The the and specifications
building of the same all other information relating
thereto be obtained application to the Water
veyor, OF this office.
THEO. R. DE FOREsTLl croton Aqus.
A W. CRAVEN, duct Board.
New York, September 10, 1853.
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HROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT.-To Gov.
receiving viii be Ssssivea at once q
TENDER 1853 at o'clock NJ for the building Of the
southeast Greenwich Liberty
with the in Liberty street, The plan Of the
and specifications for the building Of the and
all other information relating thereto can be obtained
THEO Il. DE FOREST Acting President, Croton Aquc-
A. w. CRAVEN, Chief Engineer, duct Board,
New York, September 10, 1853.
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EyOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE-THE UNITED
IL States Mail Steamer FRANKLIN, J. A. Wotton, com.
mander yi Leave for Bavre teuehag At to
u o'clock North River. Price Of passage,
$l Luggage not wanted during the voyage should DO
msrchandiss win be received on board after Thursday,
MORTIMER LIVINGSTON Agent Is broadway.