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WA rCIEES. JENVELRY, ixo.

WATCufs AND yEWELHY.-rHG sUEs5EtDsG is
w selling all descriptions Of
eonD silver wATcHks JxepbSy s.Lpss pSn
At retail a. much less than the usual prices
JUs.ENspp WATCHES.
Real Jules Jurgensea watches received ly gTsry a n
with certificates from him with eaot watch otee
ssct time keepers wAroHNs.
Duplex sn6 levers Ia hunting and Asd feot
and quarter second Watches for timing hor ssc snd
silver cuaoNowErEa5.
splendid goid pocket ehronometers, vs. 80 siilsss
variation.
Watches wbioh eight days
wAsrnyf
for ladies' sone in hunting
DIAMOND wAFSaR
for ladies' ,osss In magic
which change iato three different watcbss
vArcufs WHICH
sad turn tho hands without aay key.
Fine gold iepins Watches four boes jeSetsa s
f{ut gold detached 30 ~
Cold snamsod watches for laSies %
Soid English patent levers ......,.... H
Silver potont levers o. low A s..s 10
Silver detached levers as low as IA ~
other btyiss watches At equally low Tssaoa
Dsr,o1a ear rinss pins ,celet finger oss crosses
sor sale At msoh less THAN the usual prices.
yxvIRY.
All binds Of gold chains pure gold Ee3dos y-ss, grd
sss srseslst pea.epss chi pins lsoke.s earrings ssd
and silver speetsce gold toothpioke charms chatsse
ohsiue 10 SILVER WARE
Sterling silver spoons cups forks pis knives rings
iewslry exchanged vasoLes warranted 70 keep good
NINE, or the money returned.
All kinds OF watches and clocks cleaned and repaired in
GrolGE &. xLLsN
IL porter OF watches and cwcry wholesale sne retail 10
II Tau street second dcor near Bsopdway
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sanrF1u0,

EoE LIyERp0oL-uHITED STATES NAIL STEAM
ship will depart with the United States mails for Europe
positively on SATURDAY May IS at u O'clock NJ from her
having unsasalled Tor elessnes or comfort
apply to EDWARD K. COLLINS 4 CO., B Wall street
Passenger are requested to be board llIa M.
June - -' " -
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EIRST SHIP FOR AUSTRALIA-THE SWIFT SAIL
ing packet ship NORMA will leave in few days for
Pert Philip direct II is expected she will make her passage
in eighty days having made TO Havana eighteen hun
bred miles, in littc over six days No between decks
Seventy only will DO taken. Her
superior TO any oter vessel In port for the
voyage hted with elegance and taste combining all the
advantages and comforts bone Most OF her fre t
fag,d Arry hoard, pier "a East river or TO T. RICH
kDSON 4 CO, " South street
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TEAS.

TEAS.
TNEAS.-HOTEL PR0PRIETORS, BOARDING HOUSE
keepers and dealers in tea will effect great saving by
making their purchases at the great market
bes street. of Chatham street. Ten pounds
coffee 81, and Ave pounds of good tea 81 IS.
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TAVERN AND EXCISE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
tavern and exoe licenses pire the first day May
Ia each New licenses will be issued at tho Mayors
once CITY Hall) between the hours OF 10 and 20oloek
Tor the several wards the following days respective
u, wiz
1st ward-Wsdnssday and Thursday, 4th and 5th May.
ID . Friday and Saturday, 9th and It'll May
ID ~" Monday and Tuesday, 9Th and 10th May.
9Th Wednesday and Thursday, llth and 18th May,
9TH Friday and Saturday 18Th aud l4th May.
9Th Monday and Tuesday. 10th and 18th May.
7th Wednesday and Thursday, 18th and lJth Nay
ssh FRIDAY III Saturday, Gosh and 2lst May.
9TH Monday and Tuesday, sd and oath May
10th Wednesday and Thursday, 18th and 18th May.
18th Friday and Saturday, 27th and 2sth May.
18th Monday and Tuesday, Goth and 3lst May.
lStk Wednesday and Thursday, LIST and I'd June
lftk Friday and Saturday Sd and 4th June.
18th Monday and Tuesday 9Th and 7th juno.
10th "a Wednesday and Thursday, 9Th and 9th juno
18th Friday and Saturday, 10th and 18th June.
18th Monday and Tuesday, 18th and 14th jane.
10th "Wednesday and Thursday, 18th and 10th June.
20th Friday and Saturday, nth and 18th June.
all persons desiring license requested to app ON the
Es designated above for their respective wards and
krehy avoid the penalties of the law Persons
licenses requested to them when Applying
Tor renewal.
Special Notioe-An persons who .han sell or deal IN
strong spirituous liquors Except Importers dsers
selling liquors imported distilled by them In
above i've gallons without being duly licensed subject
~ law for each offence to the penalty Of So and in Of
tstsilers to the additional punishment by indctsn OF
Sas and i'm prisonment by order,
GEORGE G. GLAsIER, First Marshal
usw York. April Is. 1885,
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VvHa NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
Mali stssmers.-The ships comprising this line are ths

These ships having built by eont.ct expressly
government service every has been taken their
sSruotionss In their spgnsto strength speed
and their for uneauasd for
elegance and comfort
Price passage Liverpool In first cabin
room tSO0.
From Liverpool TO New York ESQ and Els
An experienced surgeon attaohed to each ship.
No bsvths seeuYed until paid for.
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HOME STEADH.

IRVING BUILDING AND MUTUAL LOAN ASS0CIA-
tion Notice is hereby given TO all members who six
in that unless tho amount due is
paid immediately tho office "a Grand street the shares
he by them resp cyey will be declared forfeited in
with the articles of association article TO- and the
act of the section by order of the trustees
CHARLES X. TAYLOR, President.
J. b. WEEDEN, Vice President
r. Gowns Secretary.
New York, May IL, 1853.
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fyRoToN AouEDUCT DFPARTMENT.-sEALED PRO.
Pasa w f sCTo
sy ps @ Il IS M e "as s% III
the necessary receiving basins and cuverts in Seventh
Purvese at this Office SicaoLAs BEAN
New York, Nay Il 1853 '' N''''A 1D''1'' D'D' ''1
CTRkET DEPARTMENT. NO. HALL OF RECORDS
Sealed s M ni ss .n a @ s ess snd
utter Il thirty ss q ssh
rosri.n + srss spseseaoas to be had on sppSsen
New York, May x las '0@' '''''' missioner
CTREET DRPARTS EYT, NO. 4HALL or RECORDS: =
ion h h tss nSisS x % u
and reset Fs snd sts r and aE
All persons interested having objections thereto ere
JAs.TUREY, Street Commissioner.
STS5Er DEPARTMENT NO HALL Az OF RECORDS
ss been a cd the Board Of
Ragged between Broadway and SIKH an per
the I'D day of May ina Gsy gyk Stree MSg l
cTREET DEPARTMENT. No. HALL OF RECORDS =
Public notice s her ,by ysn ,ha. the following petit
aaw aIfn Of Forty street
ath avenue and hundred feet tas side thereof
'ss 'si between and where
aSsd A &c se IN w &C. s
undersigned at his oce or before the ga day Of May
Mst JAS. FUBbf. Street Com N ssoner.
Ne- York Nay IL 1853
CTRELT DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF RECORDS
S ss d e a ssi s Sass ga
Forty 6econd Forty ninth street and set curb aud
aisT s sSI b. a a
tract Clerk of this department New York May 49, 1888
JAS. FUREY Street Commissioner.
Tax gosnIssIoNERg otTIo&, NO. new uilr
Hall Acril q. IsLa--Notice 70 psyers.Ths
rolls 81 wards IN the city Of New York will
open examination aud review IRON Friday the y0th
OF Nay til saturday tbe 18th day ~ Juno, both days
cusvs All tar payers iesirous Of sxamning correct
the sssessmept rolls requested 70 Nuke application
.hc Undersigned, at their onfce, hetwseH A. ". sBe
10 J, ". ALLEN,
EnUN DELAMaTFE, 'Tsy Coz cnssioreys
.A9RCgu lrRSGE.
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AMUsEmENTg.
RR9qADwAX THEATRE:-E. a. EARslALL. SOLE
~ ''''i DAno ION 4 AND ~ P Y Rsnfsi%'a
$:i;;i s i;s:::
I''''' me s aSID b RSss
I.ssss sis.s:s X: w Seton
11sATn1 sEoADwAy EsAE
Saturday s''f' Dos cs x ID Be p
: Hs:s s:::::
?: s. Mn %:. o K:s:s
FTiii s Yous X w scxap Orchestra
q: 80:
WOODS MINsTRELs 44 BROADWAY, ABOvD
H .Ds ProSIsss1
celebrated company Of Mu,e.ns Eshiopi.n Dssasors
ssnno DO sau.sS any other band in hs United state.
ss:esE xd%i.:iss ~ publ: ss:ssssiahs
HooR Tosa asHAr
The only hsonic troupe that left the Celestial En-
:, ,s,1 APPEAR THIS, AND EVERY EVENING;
s5sH$Sz5Ss
o. the rsi.S0 s.1 f'' JAPAN
.1A''''' = 'p'''fTil fifty PERFORMERS.
perors and MandArins Of every dynasty
.,s ..,,n. Dyn n g Fovs THOUSAND YrARs,
osr Huspa I'D TmousArD DOLLARS
1ieses cents parts Of the house children under
ten o and schools exceeding twsn,y pupils half price,
ERANcoNrs nlrpoDRoME- REsroRATIoN or
the Fsssivals Games aud Amusemsnss Of the auoiene
$:;: a.: :s:Sss?.
sss sss' md asy
stadium, the Course the Arena the Chase the lifting
ID. ss ssb E7aslss. nArn
f OF .,fFz and evening
Reserved 90 Cent? SEASON Seat Tickets. cesss
ePsn ss ~ in Ss o, and a. ~
The snsr,anmsnt. given in tho afternoon equal IN
Of will 10 admitted for half price only the AFTER
The gropristors would caution persons purchasing
it Ss'a
GREAT SOUTHERN cIncus-NEw YORK AMPR
y theatre, No B0wsry.-H P. Madisan 4 D. W. Stone
Two a1s COMPANIES, an Equestrian and Dram..ie
% had such Circus PTFs the Great s'u'Aa'
the splendid Revolutionary Spectacle will DO performA
until further notice. Among the stars 10
MISS KOsR MAOIGAN,
the leading eGusstrenne Of the woSd the French not
Boxes u cents Pit IN cents.
Doors at Il performances to ~ ~ osesA
Extra performance Wednesday ana Saturday afSsxs
Moons, IT o'clock.
N1BLo's GARDEN; LIKEooNs GREAT CANTON
CHINESE, IIsTokic ASS DaASAfIe cosrANY.
'T' This SSS:gis ,fss sSSIsS
nd uatto in nusAA
States at NIBLOS GARDEN,
Saturday evening May 81 and continue every evening"
hs 4SSey Hco% ToSc cospANY
CEREMONIEs, RITES FEsTIYALS
CANES, ADJUSTMENTS,
nA 4NeIhsg A 4SR s a9sFSxs
CHINESE EMPIRE
Particular ransaon descriptive Of the performances,
by the
REV. 8. WELLS WILLIAMS,
. CHINESE MISSIONARY,
Author OF the Chinese Empire and it's inhabitants.
The appointments appurtenances &C., prising the
costumes, are Of the MOST COSTLY description,
ESTIMATED TO BE WORTH 100000
Ecpsng everything Of the kind hitherto
public Of the United States or Europe.
~ p' ADMISSION FIFTY csE SSrsSfmAn'e''
Secured seats 81 for which purpose the will be oDen
from A. N. to 8 p. NJ, at Niblo's. -
Doors open At o'clock; performances commence -
precisely
CLyENTH WEEK OF
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- - - "
and Ohio Railroad for ws.sna zanssIs cinainDsti
Louisville st. Louis &eThs great road FIRST opened
fnished now completed The entire road order
and presents one Of the most pleasant and potursIu
more daily at Pm aud ruas Wheeling 3s) miles il
sighteen or nineteen hours nrrvng next day
% s,o od 4 da s
making the entire trip by daylight PASSENGERS leavnl
New York at An, Pbiladelphia at Pm, arrive il
Baltimore at and by taking the mail train at reeob
four frcrn Phi!adspia Ie connect sith the western
trans tne cars Leaye ashas'?n =. a, ~. an
ra ~ W the ssyon
new ana sRisaalq 2, 5le on,Un ae mas ier a s
route VIII fsaiy & % NV Sa INA aa
SSnennsti sna nonsve were ,he o. hoais ana New
Orleans PACKETS may DC taken those gong inr.her on
She, parts Of Ohio ard the Wos may as proceed frsm
ard thence By raresd NB.Esgssss checked shronsh to
or baggage Fare by trourh ticket with right 70 lie Over
$40; Cincinnati sll TO Louisville, sl2; from Washing
ton Wheeling, ~ 50 to Cincinnati Sill to Louisville
Washington to the rsrosa agent or ticket clerks the
stations WIN. PARKER, Gen. Superintendent.
hSE ron
Pacific Mall Company carrying tho great United
States mail for California ana oregon wa Aspnwan and
nsasns ana as! New Orleans. A' '''"''A
Sailing az r ~ from arren strest pier Nortn river
Tho United states MAI s'samshiP oompany fatond 20
following steamers
ZEN YORK AND cALlFoRNiA Mss ~
Nay SE9 nt,5 ~ ."oapssn portsr, u. ~
" e.. ILLln0IEs,r .;,Iv " Martstene, U. s.N
.ckEso.sa lily .h p Msoo psN
oG%psnyt ,.o,.,,, .. r.,,nn.
be obi L, Yves
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NORPoRATIoN NoTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS HERE.
~ given to the occupant occupants
81 and lots improved unimproved lands afeot
thereby the have been complct
ed by in the ooo Of the Bureau
for examination by all persons interested
and Forty street from Sixth to Eighth
The limits embraced by such assessment include all
parcels atuatsd both sides Of street
hundred feet ave inches north and south Of
Fsrty ninth street. All persons whose interests are affect
che same either them are requested to their
No Hall of Records within thirty days from the date Of
this notice. WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE Assessors.
CHARLES MsNIELL,>
once Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department May
a. 1853.
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SHIPPING.
ali :s..%:e Merlin, Captain c'oa.n' Win '.a o.
Passage money 20 gs 2. TS ......"........s55
Apply to 4. CUNARD. Bowling Green.
C,LIPPER ESTHER FRANCES FOR AUSTRALIA,
~ having all her cargo board, handsomely accom-
meds,s few cabin and second ssbip
pier No. Eass River "a. Or so RUSSELL oRToN
5 s P.r
TARoLiETA. 1000 toms Capt 3. P. Grimm. soHmaaaer.
p /: ss 81 u: 4:
:ss s e 30 ss
pfsss m0sSS has bee. ped As deposit TIT: ship as.sS
earn s = s2f @
ssn .s: rS,s s s for a
sishs ssslss. 'lip. shi; made
:;S IN;
Of his vessels have qasd at ports
e fi;s As
mgnses, Is South street, or on beard.
A UsTRALIA-CLIPPER LINI-FOR MELBOURNE,
and Port Ph.s .- packet .L!p VIOLA now
sss
'eRI sLIo Il
FIRST CABIN PASSAGE TICKET, IN SHIP
"A which will sail in about ten days. 10 Australia sale
Address, post paid, 10 A. H., Herald office.
EoR NORFOLK PETERSBURG AND RICHMOND
i Summer Arrangement.-The United States Mail Steam
ship ROANOKE, Z. Csvendy, commander, will leave pier
Passage and fare ,a' rsY i9sisd, NGI'S
stssrage passage half price Only tie company: bills Of
s:.s T E fas for
NoTICE.-FoR NORFOLK PETERSBURG, AND
IN Richmond-Tbe United States mail steamship ROA-
NOKE leaves pier Is, N H., this afternoon at o'clock,
for the above ports.
YACHT FOR SALE-THE BEAUTIFUL YACHT
Susan lying in Westcheter creek she "a nine tons
soop rugged Is feet keel and 80 feet deck sails perfect
order and she has fine In good order
thoroughly tested sold In of the going
abroad cost $780, and will be sold for $780, Apply to No.
50 Great Jones street.
DRIGANTINE PEDRAZA, AT SEA, MAY II, 1885,
ID Dear Sir-Beng the port of our destination
thanks attention during the From
having large number Of passengers patience must
lave been tried but your Kindness to has shown
your want of that good quality When return Nassau
sha pleased to be again under charge We
trade between Nassau and New York return you
hearty thanks and reain obedient servants Null
lory We're F ster. William Mcclure J. ii. Rouse Heryey
Cafern Robert Chasour John Snulgrove Israel Holds
don, Robert $. Novel; James Capern, ALLAN Mcclure w.
g. Mcclure, Geo. Tcrgent VIM D. Rouse, l. Williams,
T. II. Mullary W. Rouse H. Burtle, y. A. Amhrista A.
J. Hodsdon, J. Mcclure, e. Snellgrove. W. B. Foster
To Capt. Rob. Dorretie. of the brig Podraza.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is HERE
~ given TO the occupant oceu pants
Of all and unimproved lands sfest
thereby that the following have been com
psted BY the Assessors and are lodged in tho oos Of
the Bureau Of Assessments for examinaon by all
interested, vi1-For regulating and maosdamizng
Broadway between Fifty first aud ninth streets Tbs
limits such include all the several
houses and lots ground lots pieces and parcels Of
land situated both sides of Broadway IRON Fifty hrst to
Ftyninth streets the north side Of Fifty street
Broadway to half to Eighth avenue both sides
Of Fifty second and Fitythrd streets from
half Eighth both sides OF fourth
Fy afth, Fifty sixth and Fifty seventh streets from
Broadway to half to Seventh and Eighth avenues
both sides Of Fifty eighth street FROM Broadway to halfway
- Seventh and the south side Of FIFTY ninth
street. from Broadway to half to Seventh avenue All
whose interests affected By the above named
them requested to present their objections In
the undersigned at their office No Hall Of Records with
IN thirty days from the date of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES j. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES NcNIELL,
Once Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department May
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE is HERE
~ by given the owner or owners occupant or oceu
affected thereby that the following assessments have been
the and lodged in the Office of the
Bureau Of Assessments all persons ints
rested For building sewer in Elizabeth street from
the In Houston street to No. 2 Elizabeth street
The limits embraced by such assessment include NIL the
narce, Of land situated on both sides Of Elizabeth street.
kom No 226 Elizabeth street to Houston street All
whose interests affected by the above named
nens and who opposed 20 the either Of them
their objections in writing t. the
underlined their office, No. Hall of Records within
thirty days from the date OF this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES j. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES McNIELL
Once, Bureau Of Assessnsnts Street Department, May
IA. E6a
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TOR SOUTHAMPTON AND gREMEN-rHE u

NOR SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.-THE U. S.
II mail steamer Hermann, r. Higsinss ~ s. NJ
to land the mails and passengers for England and France
Saturday, Nay 81 ut o'clock p. NJ from pier No.
North river Price Of passage
In frst cabin main saloon. $500
II hrst cAth lower eaoon lV
In second cabin. Observation-Disclosures. go
An expersn surgeon attached 60 each steamer All
letters through tho Post Oca. Specie delivered
in IIsyre London For passags or freight apply TO
M0LLER SAND RIkRA, Agents, 20 South street.
The steamer Washington will succeed the Hermann. and
sail June 49,
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ITO sHOWMEN OR oTHERs-FoR SALE, NAGNI.
fcent cabac apparatus far superior to exit
bted in this any country prsng expert
performed by Of the great magcians together
with upwards astounding yet amusing Of
entire character before equaed Parties
experienced in the art can DO taught the same in short
upon the purchase OF the apparatus For terms apply
address f. Kaye, Dsy Street House
THE GIPSEY GIRL WILL HOLD HER COURT AT
No 80 Walker street. for one week more 1t being posi-
lively the last to Troy before going Europe
All wishing to know the circumstances that surround
them likewise their future prospects, should call early
Tickets SO cents.
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fNBOTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT.-TO CONTRA
" tor.-Seaied proposals. endorsed Propo sal for
n fourth street will be received At the os Of she
May 1853 o'clock M to build sewer with the
sary receiving basins and eolvers in Fifty fourth street.
in Third to point 80 feet
east Of Fourth being length about goft The plan
Of the and for the building OF the
and all other nonaon relating thereto bo obtained
On application TO the Water Purveyor at this Office.
NICHOLAS DEAN,
President Of the Croton Aqaedust Department
New York. May IA, 1853
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INAST HORSE FOR SALE.-A SPLENDID ROADMARE,
saund and kind Can trot mile In three minutes and
fifteen to Also. light aud
but little used Apply at LYONS stable At and As Crsoas
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c,nppeR ArIoN EarIcs-PUBLIC NOTICE Is HERE.

CORPORATION NoTICH.-PUgLIC NOTfCEISHER
" by given to tie owners occupant occupants
Of and improved unim lands affect
cd thereby that the following have been
Peted Assssor and are lodged in the Office of the
Bureau for examination by all persons
tcreed laying crosswalk at the intersection of
Grand Lewis streets The limits embraced by
cnt all the several houses and let's OF ground
cana lots pieces And parcels Of land situated the east
100 feet of Lewis street. and the south side
Of Grand street from Madison syeet to l64 feet OF
Madison street. All whose nterests affected by
tho above named and who opposed the
either Of them requested to present their
ectons in writing TO the undersigned at their ofss; No
Hall OF Records within thirty from tho date of this
tiee. WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES j. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES MeNEILL )
Ofoe Bureau Of Assessments Street Department., May
IA 1853
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S1kEET DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF RECORDS
~ Public notice hereby given that the following rss0u
ton. have been presented the srd Of Aldernen-To
repair the west side Of College place between
Murray and Robinson Streets to set curb and gutter and
pave Forty fourth street between Ninth and nth
nu.s to nag fonr feet through south side l2sh street
teDs-To pave Thirty fifth street fro Eighth to Ninth
enues Also the following resolution In the Board Of Ass
tant Aldermen TO fence vacant lots Of Fifteenth
street and Irving place. AL interested having OBJ
jtons thereto requested them in writing
the undersigned at bis office before tho 18th day Of
Nay next JAMES TUREY, Street Commissioner.
New York NAV IA IS6s
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dor sALE-A SPAN OF FINE BAY COACH HORSES
also hotel coach Concord make but little used and
a secondhand coach. Will be sold low. Amply to VIM.
RAFFERTY, IS Canal street. at IS and 70 Twenty third
Sixth
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fIROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT.-wO CONTRAC-
~ torsSealed proposals endorsed Proposas for sewer
In L6urens street, will be received at the office 'of the
roton Aqueduct Depsrtmcnt until Monday the Soth day
Of May 1888 at u O'CLOCK NJ to build with the
necessary receiving and ctves in Lsurcns street.
in Blocker street. t. point 81 feet south
Amity street being in lengh about $40 feet The plan
Of the and for The building OF the same
rcating thereto be obtained
ON application to the Water Purveyor, at this oico
NICOLAS DEAN, President OF the
New York, May 10 1853. Croton Aqueduct Department
CORPORATION NoTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
hereby owen that petition has been presented In the
Board of Assistant Aldermen for sewer ia Hester street
the proposed in Eldrdgc street to point 10
feet west Of Erdge street and in the Board Of Assistants
for in Grand street. from Chryste to Allen street
All persons ereed in the above and having objections
thereto requested to present the writing to the
Contract Clerk at this Office, before May 81, IL g.
NICHOLAS DEAN,
President Croton Alueduct Department.
u
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J,oR SALE-A SECONDHAND COACH, IN FIRST
II order also two horse rockaway built by
ard buggy wagon with top. Apply at THOMPSON
stable No. ITO East TLirteenth street
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CTEAM BETWEEN NEW YORR AND GLASGOW
y Tie Glasgow and New York Steamship companys
seesmship GLASGOW 9s2 tons go horse powes Rossr.
April ga and will leave New York for Glasgow satur
day Nay 3s At II O'clock At First csbin Saloon
~; third class >sssward's fees included Apply to
j. MeSYMOE. IS Brcsdway.
dor SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRR-THE UNITED
Il States mail steamship FRANKLIN, Jas. A. Wotton,
commander will leave for Havre touching at
to land the mails and Saturday Juno at IL
o'clock, from pier No North river. Price Of passage
$780, Luggage wanted during the should be sent
on board The day before sailing marked below" No
ohAnde win BE- received board afser Thursday June
For freight passage apply to
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-21

NOACH HORSES AND CARRIAGE FOR SALE-A
" pair Of bay horses Of Ane form and action long tails
well and good travellers about eight years old
and we'll broke having been used in this city pr
yate family the last months Sold account
FOR winter travelling in good order and two sets
Of double harness. Apply at the private stable No u East
Twenty seventh street. between IL and 7o'cock To
trouble the price Of tho horses $780, and the carriage
$3.50