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RRENCHs HOTEL. corner OF Frank fors atree'
cry lal square, Opposite me cry Ils and rst For
New fork city, built and opened the suhscttb~r
sfs and rened and furnished August 1853 lie tsshae
venience elegance, comfort and econosUy.
the world u contains Than any hote o.
nent only, MI Of which warmed gratis Their
Cited with eiop Wristbands, which supplied sa
ton water through silver plated cocks There
room The balis and water closets evey floor will @H
ga, during the night This hotel conducted The run
or lodain0 rooms and meals they hss
md sp end,d renoto, and s in the Immediate vicinity Of n
tile business and the principal places Of Amusement,
Dec 9-d3m I CD = .eE..H. r. FnEA9
LARGE and Superior Lot phsisdelphts-r
olo,hng u just received. md will be opened this day m
my auction room, stairs, comprising following
super black and hoe Dire snd frcck coats
olive, black md brown business coats
Esquimaus and northwestern sncks
Reversible and cloth silk lined ovevvacks H.N =.
Also, splendid lot Of iuiia cof. entirely neW avs
MI circle cloth coaks, fancy bark panp
WIN great variety OF dress and party vcsr shirts
Ian G-eod6f rI JAa. q. MceVHI
rHOrCE HAVANA CIGARS received per ""
W Hampton
Ia Irdia and Uppnans, Londrrs sM
Columbia ANA other brands For sale by ,,,
John NJ pUTHMANsl ,rss
Penn, avenue, south side, between ~ and e"''
Jan a-Neoif
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SrATE, City, and Reilrosd Mortgage no a. p~y,ne
- sir TO ten cent and well secured. For by
CHUBR BROTHERS, Bankers,
necV2-eodJN Opposite Treasury,
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u Tor we,l -, OF -, propose 20 cary the mails
No. ----- from 10 --, sgreeahy 10 the adverjs,
the Postmaster General dated 3t December and by
lowing mode of conveyance, VIA =
--- for the annual sim Of ----- dollars. ..
Dated. siQnsa
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NTOLEE'S Celebrated Schtcdan Gin, called Aronlatts
schiedan schnappsNo other Holland Of equal purity
be drained either in the American foreign
proprietor
sehieda in Hoand by peculiar 70 is fhcoy
harsh berry, by the choice
variety the aromatic Italian juniper berry, whose
ynnus distilled md recined wi spitous solvent
exquisite
aroma cordial properties oi
land gin heretofore known. @ . ' ..a 3.A AZ ,Htt
by principal druggists United States al
Beaver street. E
'7'''NF4' " s.i . uDoLPHo WOLFE, Importer
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L'oREIGN MAlLs.-PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
sss Of Congress entitled AN act making
June eight husdred ffy iour appro
81 And s. further enacted Ths. tho
in ocean steamers New York to New Orleans Charles
Maj % '1s
the original BIDS and shall report to Congress a the nsss
session facts with the said
@ IL .e $ i'd
according III % sa 'fs ss
directed by this act to ascertain and to Congress
STATE. contract ssi 81
tho New Orleans RI, and yer. Cru.
giving right to tax: sSs
United Navy for tn.
the exclusive and service Of the United States and to d.
E.
ana sEs proper Of Il. value Of slips wSs.
taken aicr.s.d !. a..ert.insd y the appraisers =
Now motto. hereby given tina. with view ., reporting
tho 81
WIN # rss
for October The sass
Ah NO e IF From New York cow. England and sh.ne.
70 S paa aia
Proposals for additional each way will be
chsrs.so Po South !, c;Tsns ss,snn.A
from said Havan BY Key West and Savannah to Charles
No sNfrom New York to New Orleans twic. month,
and back touching at Charleston d Savannah
Proposals to omit Charleston and Savannah will be oen-
.n ssSy proposals will sss ;. for
tie trip Way; and from New Orleans Aspiawa di
seven day daysto at the trip each way I'' '' '
Ne aesma New G.an.ss I: San Diego Cali
twice meath each yay-top.Ling If prae,ssse At f9rs
Oregon California the opinion Of the Post
master General tho public intsres. may reauirs
make due connection tho Ishans Of Panama thus form
baes twice msn ssS'' -" A'
No 5--Trom New York to Liverpool, in England, and
back twentysx trips per annum At such times as the Post
Proposals touch Holyhead in England will be
Ne 6.-Trom New York, by Cowes in England, to Havrs
in France, and back once month.
Proposals for changing tho terminus Of this line from Havre
60 s 10 easa Tor ono TIP year
Ne From New Orleans Louisana, to Vera Cruz Msx.
ieo and back three times month supplying TanpoO Mex
leo, BY size Mail, sons and rssu ur,
Leave New Orleans on the hst fourteenth and twenty
Arrive at Vera Cruz month by the fourth seven
tsentE and twsnty-eiyhth days.
Leays Cruz every month tho srss SIXTH and
ty.hrst days.
Arrive at New Orleans monah by the fourth ninth,
and twenty fourth days
Tho proposals in each instance SHOULD specify the
to be taken for the trip each way and tho meds Of
conveyance which must DO by steamships in all respects
suitable for the service
If should be entered into contractors will
quired conform In all respects to tho
applicable " the ordinary contracts Of the Post oos De
partn,ent.
bids Should DO son duly guaran.ied under seal "a.
Nails writton N the face of the iettor.
JAMES CAMPBELL, Postmaster General.
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f,oRroRAr1oN NorIcE-puRLIc NOTICE IS HERE

CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS HERE
by given to the owners occupants
of all houses and lots improved unmproved lands affected
thereby that the following have been completed
by the ASSESSORS and lodged in the office Of the Bureau
vzFor bu cling in Forty first between Third
Lexington The limits embraced by such as
include all the several houses and Of ground
pieces and parcels Of land situated both
street. from Lexington Third
and the of Third and Forty
All whose interests affected by the above
whe opposed to the same either "
them requested to their in writing
the at their occ No Hall Of Records within
thirty days from the date Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES j. DODGE, }Assessors.
CHARLES McNEILL y
Oce Bureau Of Assessments Street Department October
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SSS>~~>><s~~~~~~>~~~~><~S
CTREET sErAkrAENl, No.s HAIL " hECOh a..
~ Public Notice 10 hereby given that the following peh
have been presented in the Boardof AdsrmenTo fc
tysxth between Broadway and Sixth fence
and 2ls also lots sides Of said
street. No 2s and Fifth also Gag in front
Of lots btween No 2s and Fifth where not
tytGird -ests and Nirth ndsrsrtb s,enpss Nag
walks oNnth between Thirty sixth and Forty
streets grade Forty street between Ninth and Tenth
quested present them in writing to the undersigned At
Oct. IL. 1855 JAMES FUREY. Street Commissioner.
- Sealed proposals viii b received at this oice until tue
day, October 25 1863 At i23 o'clock r. NJ 10 grade,
curb aud gutter and flag four feet OF sidewalks of Foryfh
street, from Sixth to Seventh Specifications to be
had application to tie Contract Clerk Of this Department
New York, Oct 49, 1858.
CTREET DEPARTMENT, NO. 4 HALL OF RECORDS
- Corporation .Notiee-Public notice is riven
that the Neutrality-suspicious. has adopted blythe Common
Council:-
Resolved. That the water fronts between
Twentyfrt and Twenty streets the river
and they hereby required bukhead
built avenue G, below Twenty first street. along said
avenue to Twenty street. with bukhead
Twetyseeond street. under the direction the
mssioner and that the Street COMMISSIONER be- aud he
hereby directed to give the usual legal notices tina
to carry the into effect
Adopted by the Board Of Assistants Sept u.s. 1853 Adopt
ed by the Boasd of Aldermen Sept 20 1853 Approved ~
the Mayor, OCT 3, 1853 JAMES FUREY,
Oct. 10, 1875. Street Commissioner.
CTREET DEPARTMENT, NO HALL OF RECORDS
~ Sealed proposals will bs received this
day October r. at s1 o'clock NJ to regulate and
street. between Fifth Sixth avedues Spec
seasns to be had on to the Contract Clerk Of
October IA, 1853
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CORPORATION NoTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE rs HERE
~ by given to the owner or owners occupant or occupants
all houses and lots improved uni lands affect
thereby that the following assessments have been
p!eed by the and lodged in the Office Of the
Eureau Assessments for examination by all inter-
ested viz For tagging the sonhwestery coraer Of Forty
and Sixth The limits embraced by such
include all the several houses and lois
lots pieces and parcels of land situated the south
westerly of Forty first and Sixth and
souhery side of Forty street. hundred feet
Sixth All persons whose interests affected by
of them requested to their
tans in writing sthe undersigned, at their office, No.
Records within thirty from the date Of this
tice. WILLIAM GAZE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES MCNEIL,
Office Bureau Assessments Street Department Oct Is,
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POST OFFICE NOTICES.

DoST OFFICE, NEW Observation-Disclosures
i mails per u s. NJ steamer Baltic, will close at this
Office on Saturday, Sept. To- 1e53, at lo1 A. M
/. " FOWLER p, NJ,
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ANTHOLOGY,

ANTHOLOGY.
M short time before her departure for the South being
invited by many ladies and gentlemen from the South
and settle amongst them has resolved to Ladies
and gentlemen wishing to know the reality of their past
present and future destiny will not call in vain she
misses the real object sought after. Call At 23 Bowery
positc Prince street.
AIRS. BREWSTER, FROM PHILADELPHIA, TENDERS
M hcr services the ladies and gentlemen Of this city
asrslogy lave and law matters Interpreting dreams TO-
BY books and science constantly relied by Napoeen and
will tell the Of the lady gentleman they will marry
slao the Of the visitors Resdoncc SO Great
street, of Bowery. Ladies. 60 cents gentlemen
NToTIcE.-MRs II. REpER, NO. l4s WEST EIGu.
true information all interesting Affairs through life
past future events she IA tho lad
who fosr resided for many in Wooster street.
Amty Bes Of position and remember her residence
No. H9 West Eighteenth street
DERsoNAL DESTINY
l. Doyou desire to know your fate
In mind or body, estate!
ROBACk consuit--hc can expound,
BY occult processes Profound
Nhate'er the future has in store
For you YOURS. llis magic lore
Embraces all the circle wido
That neCromantic art has tried,
He reads Alright tho stars Of heaven,
At Boston, High street, number seven.
Nat,tes furnished and ad given by the aid
SCIENCE at No High street, Boston, where letter. en-
elosinga fee, may be addressed, post paid.
THE CELEBRATED AsTRoLoGER AND PHYsIoo
i nomist Dr. +. SUuMAN, Swede by birth, can con
has travelled through greater portion Of the world durr,
the last forty years. and is willing to give the
factory inform alton. Ladies and gentlemen II you wisht
he happy and lucky honor Mr. 5. with oall. Nauvts
for ladies and gentlemen
Of the world. His residence I5 Chambers street
Greenwich.
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I1NIrEp STATES VAIL LINE FOR CALIFORNIA

TINTED STATES MAIL LINE FOR CALIFORNIA
u Reduction in prices Of psssage-Unitsd States Mail
Steahp Company connecting with the Pacific Mad Steam
ship Company carrying tho great United States mail for
California and Oregon via AsPinwal and Panama-The
g. mail steamship intend to despatch for Agpin
wall Thursday October o. at o'clock, NJ from lier
foot Of Warren street. the fast smiling steamer GEOKGR
LAW, Capt. to connect at Panama with the Pashe
NAH steamship Cenksnys steamer WINFIELD SCOTT,
these favors DO purchased 1T the follow
ing very low priess-
First cabin through ticket. 500
second sabn througD uokes.
The transit Of the Isthmu at the Of the passer
made IN part by railroad and the facilities for
crossing the lsthpue saeh be found
other road to California For passage apply to c. WHY
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~ RPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE rs HERE
gwen that petitions have been presented in the Board
Aldermen the construction Of In the following
named streets wit I'm Mvnston street. from the Bowsry
the termination OF the proposed to be built from
Sheriff Clinton street; also in Ludlow street. from
in Delaney street TO point feet northery from
street. also in Grand treo from Wooster street to point
stoat from Risscter 20 smity street aiso in
street from Seventh to Sixth avenue also in Eighth
Blocker Troy street. All persons interested in tho
and having objections thereto requested to
sent the in the Contract Clerk at this Office
on or before October H. 1853
IHE ~ d Fl PE FOREST eroson Aqusdus. Board
Anu AdretD
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TUILiEN's CONCERTS
METROPOLITAN HALL.
LAST MIGHT But FIVE IN NEW YORK,
Prior to H. Jrens departure Boston, hts
Concerts on Monday, October "a.
Furs SATURDAY. Evening. OcToPSr '5
BENEFIT OF THE FRENCH BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.
ovcrturs-"Fra Diayolo" CAST me). Aaber
symphony--Thc Allegretto from the symphony
III T. Beethevep
or "Souyenirs Of Castle Garden
Alpine Melody" Forget Ne Notn ..............H Haas
&dllo Anna Zerr
Valse" La Prma Donna 'by desired. Julien
SoleCornet q Piston, LAdeu du Marin Roch Albert
Herr kGnig.
~"'~''''' THE AMERICAN. 80 '''1''eA
operate Selection and Fantasia. .Meyorbeer
From the Opers of Robert ls Dable,"
Arranged by Julien.
"The Mnrsellaise Hymn" (frst tine)
Aria" Batt Battio. ............ Mozart
M'lis Anna Zerr.
Solo-Oboe, Souvenir du Montagnes' .Ls,igne
M. Lavigne.
valse Espagnol-" Rcsita - (frst time
Sslo-Contra Basso, on Themes from Rossni's
Opera Of William Tell" ......... .Bottes,ri
namlss,9n lh1 Gents
The Soats will be numbered and through
out the evening and be purchased during the
music stores Of s. G. Joe 300 Broadway; Hall Son. 239
Broadway and Van Norden King. IS Wall street, in the
evening ut the Hail.
open o'oioski osnOert - O'clock
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INRANCONI'S HIPPODROME WILL SOON CLOSE FOR
the and the highest possible interest will DO given
to its concluding representations Among tho novelties In
troducad are
A SPLENDID STEEPLE CHASE
by blood horses recently Imported whchsap
Of water twelve feet wide carried
vast amphitheatre; Pony Race and Deer broush
from Hyde Park London driven in single aud double
ness hons Chsrn will also his celebrated horses
Prince and Don Juan
The grand Tournament Chariot Races splendid perform
OF Female Buesorsn wonderful feats the Segrst
srothers tho Magic Car Of Flora Prof Nixon and Children
the platform Ac, &C., will also presented
Open every afternoon ami evening.
AdIsisson ciroe s Boxes So ceas Pit, 25centa
Doors open at ~ aud r. NJ; performance TO
st 8 and ~ L. ii.
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CUPREMR CoURT.-IN THE NATTER OF THE AP.
- plication Of the Mayor Aldermen, and Cemmonalty
the city of New York. relative to opening Of Mighty
New r& PSrsnns 10 cS .ss . sna yr
ydsd the Mayor Aldermen and Csmmonalty Of the city Of
the Supreme Court Of the State Of New York. At special
term the said court DO held at the city Of New York
Saturday tho 9Th day Of November 1885, At the opening
the court that day thereafter counsel
in the absvs entitled matter that the
and extent Of the hereby intended is the
Eighty fifth from Third the East river
the city Of New York laid ont the plan q
tbs people Of the State Of New York entitled An rsls
tive to touching the laying Of strests
in the city of Now York, and sther
passed April 8, 1907. ROBERT j. DILLON
Counsel to the Corporation.
Dated New York, Ostober 1. 1883
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r~aNoKAn. FOR sALn--A NEW, BEAUTIFUL AM
extensive panorama Of American scenery offered To-
aaIo shcan II IA believed that the picture Of ohafest
T. ~ yeyv and attractive Fer pArteulays Apply N
sttsr co ssr - rsss vsasA AswASks n. 4
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is HERE.
~ by given to the occupant occupants
Of houses and lots unmproved lands affected
thereby that the following assessments have been
by the Assessors and lodged in the office of the Bureau Of
Assessments for by all persons interested VIZ
For tagging Thirty first street. between Eighth and Ninth
Tho limits embraced by such assessment include
all of ground lots pieces
and parcels Of land situated both sides Of Thirty first
street. between Eighth and Ninth avenues All persons
whose interests affected the above named
and who opposed the either OF them
qucsted to present their objections writing to the under
signed at their Office No. Hall Of Records within thirty
days from the date of this notice.
Will IAN GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES MCNEIL, }
Office Bureau Of Assessments Street Department October
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OCUI.ySTs AND AURISTS


nR, POWELL, OCULIsT, AURIsT, &C., REcEIvas
~ his patients from to o'clock daily ~ his otoc, Ne
~ whore can be procured his Treatise on the
which move exactly like The natural and
sAlov And axo-essias 60
snk WHEELER, oCULIsT, A BARCLAY STREET.
once hours and at hs residences: al Court street
eyes inserted resemble the natural In every respcs
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fyROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENTAL CONTRA CT.
orsSeaed proposals endorsed Proposal for receiving
BASIN will be received At the oee Of the Croon Aqucduet
IL O'clock NJ for the building Of necessary receiving
basin culvert tho northwest Of Fourteea
and to connect with the In Fourteenth
The plan of the sewer and specifics for tho build
Ing Of the and all other In formation relating thereto
10 obtained application TO the Water Furveyor this
once. THEO. r. DE FOREST,
Acting President, Croton Aqusduct
A. w. CRAVEN, Board
Chief Engineer,
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CoRroEATIoN .NoTIcE.-IN CONFORMITY wIrn
VII
pier. places used y the ssvssssr, q the city
mp s @ . to 'n Be @
u hs ad as to s q st By
t. s1 ow the sspi 81 an s9 BY
t Fl % % Tires pIss;s
@ hs's
asy + "a, :
III the the Of and from Slosf IN
ssss ys s in tn; b. a sh sd
envelope directed t. .hs City Insgser ct his scs and
shs City If se
I and .csy o. 200 the
the for y0s they are De aa . s f
which CONTEMPLATED proposed remove the nigh.
viii hnssn
sussd faithful psTfcTnsn.s q the contract Vii 30
OF IF s n ID. % I; b E be %
70 s s IS 'of aTa TIE II
for Supplies and Wosf done tn. cesssraos q sbs
:s Il: sy q cry San n1se
$ sslsSisr %sdn.asss ossaS.r Il
ssgs's de party Esis's & sss
Be % @ to . sns two ssy BIS . Ss
thai such contract ready hc be considered
o. Of a. bids q eroppss ss the Pc.
city inspectors Ea B.s.ts. pS ssr 1s9s s s
CORPORATION NoTIcs,-pKoposALs FOR WOOD
sss 81 % Ss H ss s s0s
ssr H.
Ss Pine sas zasa Win
for the delivery and saving q tSs sss into
ssy osrd e Ss furnished on or ssfor. day No
III s's a sr s en- a.
be prescribed the contracts and the rsmsin{ a,y
sssa
end IRE su for one year ts the GATE d
w r' ssa sgaG araisSsi
ostien sr.esd PrSposa;
and these proposals thus sealed aud aeotsa
"a G. Flag. Gsngtrosr, City New YcrsS The prepo
s &c rf AZ % s RI
ssS d 5 in sasSss ss work ss
Tor tho Cooperation and the erds ending the
Rss
s y bis
Csmptroller's once New York, Oct i ISL
SraEEr DEPARTMENT, Ne gALl. OF RECORDS
- public notice hereby given that The following pet
been presented 70 the s9ss q &
Third avenue Esss river where not aew dSss :. Ssnce
Sss ss sn T.ss Eighty
Third bird ~" su and East u ws. 70 sSs "ss sa
..s;l Ia. "a. : A s sss rs
and Set Sg
ss: nc
sssip s:!sy .ss.sss
a'y Of o'''''i n JAMES ruREy. Street oopus.ioa.r.
ossoser7 1860,
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CORPORATION NOTICE-PUBLTC NOTICE Is HERE
by given the occupant occupants
Of houses and lots improved unn proved lands affected
that the following been completed
the and I'm the ecs Of the Bureau OF
examination by all interested Wiz
For Forty third street. between Eighth and Nin
The limits embraced by such assessment include
houses and ets Of ground vacant lots pieces
and parcels Of land situated both sides Of
street. between Eighth and Ninth avenues All persona
whose affected by the above named
who opposed to the either OF then
their objections in writing to tho under
signed At their Office No Hall Of Records, within thirty
days from the date Of this notice
WILLIAM GAGE
CHARLES J. DODGE, }Assossors.
CHARLES MCNEIL,
once, Bureau Of Assessments Street Department. Oct
IN, 1853
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LEGAL NOTICES.

LEGAL NOTICES.
SuPKEME CODRT.-IN THE NATTER or THE ar
- picaton OF the Mayor Aldermen, and CommsnaIty
tse CITY Of New York relative to the opening Of Fourth
from Thirty eighth street to the norhrly eide
s,th street in The Twelfth Eyhssenth and Ninstssntt
statute that che report of the Commissioners OF Estim
snd Assessment in the above entitled matter will pre-
ssnted TO the Supreme Court at special thereof
Hd A. the City Hs Of the city q New York Saturday
thereafter counsel be heard, molten wilt
30 made that said report be continued.
SAMUEL JONES,
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1An nA0 GIFTS FOR TIE PEOPLE-PERHAN,S
lUU.UUU GIT EXHIBITIONS
SEVEN MILE MIRROR
OF TIE GREAT LAKES, NIAGARA FALLS, &C.,


CHINESE Ess sc sos % 8 nADwAY
o We ''ii ssc"5 GIFTS, ONLY ONE DOLLAR
The whele of the magnificent series of paintings known
as the Seven Milo Mirror, valued S4oooe
l. having realized double that sum by its exhibitions
cns hSndrc ana twenty soros, in = rich state q
cultivation, with dwelling barn, and other nscss-
iis from Beverly and ten miles from Philsi
It every hour in the day. either by railroad
Of one thousard tws hundred trees, on which thou
sands Il shells Of peaches have been raised this
Asy nformaen about the farm cav be- riven BY
James N. Farrard, Assembly Buildings Phiadel
deiphia.
Ths celebrated trotting Telegraph, who
nilc In 300, with two persons, in a wagon--ts be
at the Franklin House, Philadelphia, valued
Five Iianos worth $40 each 2sss
sens 81 The Pianos san he seen At tho music Low
and iiano store Of Horace Waters, SsS Broadway
r ~ 9a M WStSss wor,s ga ssai 5 l
One Kun drod Gold Pens Cases worth 81 oach sea
thousand Pencils worth - each. 5000
One hundred orders for hats, on asnin celebrated
yiSa tscSssu a. sld Pens. 81 each SODA
Forty Thousand Ensrsyings, at 70 cents each lOooa
67 Hand Books, aeaeribng the Seven Milo Mirror 6N35
one hpnar.d thousand eis valued at. sg7 5si
In order 70 insure perfectly fair and satisfactory par
holders ha meet together in omc suitable place m the csy
Of New York, Monday avoaing. November
and select their nuaber oosnmtses undor whose s
rogsiion the distribution will take place This
Vii dis.rspts the sfs among them IN sssR waysthsr BY
lot or otherHseas the shareholders det9rmine upon
Tor & HGs Ssss s. nous, Sna
piano store Of Horace Waters, aSs Bsosaway.
SIAN PTRBAS, Chinese Assembly Rooms, $50 Broadway
Mssisions every afternoon and ovenins. an and IN
o'clock Tickets for single admission 70 oents ehildren
4 half price. a ~ -. -. ~. 49,. $500.
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CRoTON AQUEDUCT pEPARTMENT.-T0 C0NTRAC-
ters-Sealed proposals endorsed Proposal for sower
Eighth rect will be received the office Of the Croon
Aqueduct Department., until Monday the 2h day sf octo
her 1863 ut Il o'clock IT. for tbs building OF with
tie receiving basins aud culver IN Eighth street
between avenues and berg in length about s feet.
NJ plan and Specifications for the building Of the
same all other nornatiou relating thereto DO oh.
tanned on application 10 the Wator Purveycr this ofee
1HEO. X. DE FOREST, Acting President Croton Aque-
A w CRAVEN, Chief Engineer. duct Board.
Me- Xork Oct.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-15

TULLlEN's CONCERTS,
METROPOLITAN HALL.
LAST MIG lit B UT FIVE,
AMERICAN QUADRILLEs, AND ATYBID POLKA
IN consequence OF NJ Jrzes tre for Boston, WhcQe
he his first series the 2lth nsS
Fich,ta 70 be had Of Aessrs King Van Norden Ne. =
Wal street.