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DR., Gordon Harris, q
a GRADuATE OF f,AMRRIIlcE

nFFlCE-laltimorc Lock Infirmary, No. 81 south Gay
street, opposite the Exchange buildings Baltimore.
experience of over 20 enables DIR. H.
TO nsor5a soEd and speedy certain class Dis
cases. which have too long been yielded phys
clans to the hands OF Quackcry He be eonsue
hden.tally, either in person or by letter. -
Persons at distance cured at home by addressing
letter to DIR. Harris, Baltimore, Md An
CONFIDENTIAL remedies by any part o. s.
See adver tisement Iourt h page + 49, apri-fy
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FANCY GOODS.
FREDK. FTCKEY e. SONS,

FREDK. FTCKEY e SONS, =
aii,sas43 $50 BALTIMORE STREET. M Aal
Importers of English, German end French Fancy.
- Goods, "a
HAVE now in store their Spring assortment OF Porto
1l Monnafesi Violins, Percussion Caps, Aceordeons
Tooth and Nail brushes, Rosewood and Buffalo HAIR
rushes, Combs OF every description, Cutlery, Fans But
tons, Perfnmery, Fancy Soaps, Work Boxes Jewelry,
etc, etc 81 sff4l1si5
in the Hosiery lire full assortment White, Grown
and mixed cotton hose, Lisle Thread and Silk hose
Cotton hose OF every description. Isle Thread Silk
hose Of descptOn, Cotton, Thread Gloves.
Filley q StewaIts Patent Thread. Cotton, Thread and
Silk Iaees, Silk and Pocket Handkerchief Neck Ties
Dealers win find our stock the most extensive In this
city priees house In the the country
mar24 -awtft ~ %fsE 4Ht
THERE'S NosUSE3IN TALKING. =
people have found Il put that w D. Note q BIO.
Their got sonis OF the protest new STrtng
DE LANES Chali BaIcges, tinted Chally, FDnlArde
and other Dress Goods W heeing They going last
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RELIGIoUS NOVICE.

af,r. tet Congregational society, Market
The Iss.inr. (Unitaran) for time closed by
St Centre seSce Of the Pastor, will be orened for
tic worship next Sunday, cMay 10) scrvi
Iesgi!ar NJ and PM. ara
ess tl0' alIows: nthe lnornnsThe Divine Image,
subft'S ,,,n-how evidenced aud how educcd.
and Nature sphere of Woman in the Christian
In Inc duties and rights in the Family. Church and
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RHEUMATISM, DYSPEPSIA, ScRoFULi, DC.
This medicine is altogether

9. b. ROBINSON.
Attorney at Law,
EVE RLY, WASHINGTON County, o.
WILL attend. promptly, TO collections, &c. in Wash
ington Morgan, Noble, Athens and Monroe countless o.
Hon. A. Nye, Marietta o. 20
Hon S. Nash, tialopolis, O..
G. B. Goddard, GAINESVILLE, o.
Ct Gin t. K sHsa x CO. & Co. Wheeling. Va.
RR!'WNf Wilson a ! F eo. Baltimore.
w. Palmer, Pittshurg.
Temple & Barker, Philadelphia. ap3o-sm
." NOTICE. :.
books for subscriptions the capital stock of the
- wheeling Hospital" win be opened on the 1st of June
at the Office of clark of the county this city,
md Will be kept open for ten days. ~
81. H. HOUSTON,
S. P. HULLIHES,
HM0ORE; ACCOMPLISHMENTS
GHAS. w, Russell,
ap29-T1d JACOB SHRIVER,
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The Prometheus, from San Juan the 9Th, arrived
this mornings. with 400 passengers, and s17o,oO
in gold dust on freigh, and large amount IN
the hands OF passengers. She brings days later
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cANf1ELD, BRoraER, & = Co soAtD''n
-4f 229 Bdltihaor: Street, Corner of Ch7rles
j WHOLESALE IMPORTERS, MANUFACTURERS
3 AND DEALERS IN FINE WATCHES, RICH JEwELRY,
SILVER, Plated, AND ALBATA WARE AND
FA NCY GOODS! I'd
AVE opened their new store with splendid stock
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES!
From the most celebrated makers London, Liverpool
and Geneya-an extensive stock always kept hand
time! '' WtASn IS guaranteed 70 perform accurate
SILVER WARE OF OUR own MANUFACTURED
caAtors, Walters, Spoons. Forks Pie and Cake Knives,
Ice Cream Knives Napkin Kings Fish Knives, Salt Gel
~ PLATED WARE. % -
Coffee and Tea Sets. Urns, Kettles large and small
DIAMOND WORK!
superb. collection OF Diamond Bracelets and Rings
Breaches Crosses Finger Rings full suits OF Diamonds
JEwELRYl
This branch ofonr business snot surpassed by any
S ep m ahs
and by every steamer we supplied rom the European
B latest fashions, and at low prices.
FANCY GooDs!
Writing Desks, Work Boxes, Chess Men, Gard Bas-
sets colegns Bosi.s elegant Vases PSrisian Mar ,le
Tabses md Work STANDS Porte MonSsies ne
iegne French Psrilneres koseyyood end leather Dres
SUPERIOR ALRArA wAKEI
e which 5 %afe
S.5 (. SPLENDID MANTLE cLocKsI as
and Gilt Mantle Clocks OF elegant designs black
yellow, drab ard white marble do, French Porcelain
Wren Tools Asp ofthe best con-
stnntly kept on hand and carefully seIeeted-5 = r
For the conyenietce OF customers we have etected
large spacious store, giving customers every facility for
inspecting our extensive Goods. Adjoining the
room, up another room over
100 teetin depth, for the Wholesale Department.
n J.Eyery article from Is warranted
good as represented
n5-Pefsons vitg Baltimo e. win do wen to examine
our assottment Orders from the country win be stten
ed 70 faithlaly and p.e!qti z I. -. -
229 Baltimore 81, s. West corner Of Charles.
lf6t j.if Ms Sign or Tho Golden Eagle.
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Basket Making.

EGU2 Persian Hair Dye. sssa
HIHIS preparation viii change the from other
color, 10 q beautiful without staining The
akin Price so cents. FOR sale by
- ssi-F-7r5 5ssI5II - = KILLS a. cALcwELI,
octe6 as3sIs sslsits'i s8tssf assilsf sole AgsHts.
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] whole, half and quarter
ing in pickle. in store and
NJ. REILLY
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I -, % Spanish Whiting, dry; = -.
ne above with numerous other articles, the
trade at piees lower than Thankful forthe liher-
atPstronage heretofore extended solicit continuance
i OF inc same. MAJ -,5 tKELLS q CALDWELL.
49, ~ Gaz. and Argus copy. - -.
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CHEAT sPoRT-THE BEST IN THE woRLD.-WnIrE
NJ Erssh terriese br erris bs dogs, Scotch terriers,
ST. Bernsrds. lately imported. 70 b sold at B Dab strsk
oyncT Of James r. q, JARYJk
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THE TURF.

(NEETREvILLE COURSE, l.. I.-TROTTING AND
~ pacngOn Tuesday, Move nber l. at half past o'clock
p M match for O0O ten miles out II. Woodruff
q. Prince, trotter. G. Spicer 4. Hero PAGER
This race wi test tho speed and Bottom Of the fastest
this the first Of the kind made it created
siderable itement in che sporting community Omnibus
leave Fulton Peck silly Grand and Houston ferries
every half hour during tho day.
NENTREvILLE COURSE, L. I-TRoTTING.-TUgs
~ day, Now immediately after the great ten mile race,
purse and stake $780, to $50 lbs to drive
all Brooklyn horses A. c. Duryea enters CHI. Lady Full
ler c. Watts b. Katy Darling; VIM Ransen, h. Honest
John; Waite Powell, o. sleepy Jim; G. Carl b. Frank
Forester; Peter Kip, b. g. Sam.
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THAT NEW AND SPLENDID HOTEL, THE MILLS
House, recently erected at the Of Meeting and
for the reception Of boarders and the travelling public
Tuesday the LIST Of November 1t furnished in style
exceeded in any city Of Union has what other
hotel Charleston possesses elegant and commodious hot
ana cold baths, which are always In readiness
7. s. NICKERSOE Proprietor
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~ Sealed proposals. will be received at this Office until Non
ssx Sct Qcscesr q o'clock M 70 regulate and grad
yy thifd street from Third TO Sixth In accordan
With he ne.y established grade line Specifications 10
- the contract clerk Of tis department
0etebsx VI. isS2 yAS. TUREY, Street Comm fesioasr,
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MILLINERY AND DREssMAKING.

L,IRsT PREMIUM hILLINERY.-MRS. G. sToNEHIIL,
No Division street. takes pleasure in Announcing TO
that she has again awarded
the prenum tho late Fair of tho American Insttute
IL 1853 Ladies respectfully invited aud CT
the Of premium bonnets
AIDES DRESSES MADE IN THE BEST MANNER
il on principle Of anS which troubles lady but once
Ladies DESTROYS OF making their dresses can by this
mode themselves by purchasing the pattern Mrs j. p
REILLY No. West Fifteenth street. Fifth avenue
Darts FEATHERS RIBBONS, BoNNETs ADJUST
received 600 dozen rich ostrich tips 20 do mara
bout rlume and 800 cartons ribbons Also do
srsbc lot Of beaver, felt, and straw bonnes al ~ which
will be sold low for cash. by j. H. HOMER Nos "a and 81
John street, Of William.
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CORPORATION NOT1cS.Thn SPHcIAL COMMIT
report The n.ossssy s.1 prcp> = :.s:.a.s Bssina.
prest through Park 10 Park ana sxesndng Park
10 College place. and widen Robnsoa
70 the and appropriate the end Of the Park
tins cut On for general City Railroad Dpet viii
the chamber q ths Board q Ads.msp cSy Hal. on Mon
tons will separately considered with visw,
ssry separate report ssch AL interested
will please attend.
A. A. DENMAN at,
T. J. BARR : y speoiAl
j. BOYCE. COMMITTEES.
d. y. TIEMANN
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RATION NoTIcE-PUBLIc NOTICE Il

|1yORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
hereby given to the owners, occupant
al houses and ots im roved lands
thsrsby that the following have been
Sks Of Assessments for examination by all persons
vzFor tagging side of Henry street. from
No. S7 Grand street. The limits embraced BY such
include AL the several houses and lots ground
o pieces and parcels Of ano situated the east side Of
street. from point hundred and forty feet
Of street the ncrs ction Grand and Henry
trees All persons whose interests affected BY the
named and who opposed to the snmc
either Of them their objections in
writing the undersigned, their Office, No. Hall Of Re-
1ords within thirty days from the date Of this notice.
/ WILLIAM GAGE
CHARLES j. DODGE, Assessors
CHARLES McNlELL; }
OAes Bureau Street Department. October
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STOLEN GOODS.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF OF POLICE OCTOBER 2sTH,
~ Owners are wanted at the First District Police
Court at the Tomhs Centre street. for tho following
petty supposed to be stoenOno iron bound trunk common)
and STRAW mattress Also at This ooc brass
key found ana Of muslin supposed TO be stolen
Also at the Third district station house - Barclay street.
for one package Of combs, found
GEORGE W. MATsEl L. Chief Of Police
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|fy0RPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is mEKE.
bv ryen the owners, occupant or occupants
IA ali lots improved lands Affect
thereby the following have been COM
bureau for examination by all persons inter
sy and the FIFTH The limits raced BY such as
include all the several houses and lots Of ground
III street, from Broadway the Fifth avenue
sde the Of Forty street
vest side avenue Of Forty street east
Of sixth avenue feet inches north and south from
the west side of the Fifth avenue,
loo feet north and south from Forythrd street
whose affected by the above named
who opposed to the same either Of
Mon ara requested present their obeeton in writing to
|Shs at Office No Hall of Records within
thirty days fron the date Of this notice.I
WILLIAM GAGE
CHARLES J. DODGE, }Assessors.
CHARLES MCNEIL, -
once Bureau Assessments Street Department. October
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11oRPoRATIoN NoTIoE-PupLTc NOTICE IS HERE.

kTyORPOxATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTlCE Is hEkE-
VI to the owners, occupant or occu-
sns Of ALI houses lots unimproved lands,
thereby that the following assessments have been
completed Assessors and are lodged IN the office OF
bureau fof for examination by s
the Of the in Fulton street,
om WeeS street TO the outside Of the bulkhead The
embraced such include all the several
lots vacant lots pieces and parcels Of
stusted on sides Fulton street from Greenwich
TO tho Hudson river the side of Greenwich
trest fifty north and sixty nine feet south from Fulton
both sides Of Washington street, fifty feet north
Ind seventy feet south from Fulton street, on east side OF
street, from Fulton street,
" west side Of street. vesy and boy streets
Nj persona whose interests affected by the above named
and who opposed to tho Of
HEM are present their objections in writing to
e at their office No. Hall OF Records within
|Shirty DAYS from the date of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLESJ DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES McNIELL,)
Oos Bureau Of Assessments Street Department octo
|Aar22
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TNORPORATTON NOTICE-DEPARTMENTOF STREETS
" and Lampsseaed proposals will be received at the
oce Of Streets and Lamps of
Chambers Centre streets until the 9th day Of November
next IL O'Clock, after wheh will be received
al the and delivery of articles for the
Bureau Lamps and at such times and uch places
The date the confirmation and of said contract
The proposals will be publicly opened at the
in association with the Com ptroller at IL o'clock
the reception Of eiaates closes
can DO obtained the office of the of Streets
and Lamps, corner OF Chambers and Cent. str ects
HENRY ARCULARIUS Jr,
Commissioner Of Streets and Lamps.
Nav York Oct g. 1853
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CORP0RATI0N neutrality-suspicious. OF STREETS
~ and Lamps-Seaed proposals will be received at the
once the Commissioner Of Streets and Lamps of
Chambers Centre Streets until the 9Th day November
next at M after which will be receved-for
furnishing thousand 10 ust Of lamp posts to be delivered
Of Lamps and may direct sample be at the
oil house. No. I2q Mercer street The estimates will BIO pub
iicly opened Commissioners office in association with
Ne Comptrer At u o'clock NJ of the same day that the
estimates closes amended charter
Blank estimates be obtained At the Office
Of the Commissioner of Srec and Lamps of Cham
hers and Centre streets. HENRY ARCULARlUS, JR.,
Commissioner Of Streets and Lamps
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EoR LIygRPo0L-UNIrED STATES MAIL STEAM
s.s *. ts s. ss.s.. :s.%
from Ssr.h A. The foot Of Canal For sisht o.
o.s .Spg Eve g.
:sssmshp Pssso viii susoss si' the Arss and sail
THE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
NAL stesmsrs-Ths SHIPS comprising this line are the
ATLANTIC ......... Captain WssA
ARGTIc GGsp s:in d Luce
& @ s 4 r ss .ss s
trY.tsp a. IN hsI engines 70 insure strength and speed
elegance .ss and comfort '.-
sls.. cabin second cabin 80; sasus1s Of extra
IF From ssr Liverpool fUip to New York, ESQ and xN
n rs . ship
PROPOSED DATES ZOE sArIISs.
s s:ss::;;:; g. e: E E:::;;:y Il;
sss,Hrdsy' Nov ,ss W:dnssa.y Nov liz;
sss sssTasy Dec :y Dee Be-:
5 SSES sosE5a g. e. Il: E... Dam. d..
oE E1issiT:i h. r bRxP Fl H.r..
The ofthese ships accountable sor'sola
e: s & :a
Of therein Expressed. AA'N ''''''' INV
PoYAL MAIL STEAMSHIP ASIA. FOR LIVERPOOL.
LII The Asia, E. q. Lott, will sail tho
Europe on Wsdnasssy the u No7enbr
% ti s
DOR SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN-THE UNITED
States mail steamer HERMANN, e. Higgins, Gu 8. NJ
commander will sail for Bremen touching at Southampton
land the mails and for England ard France
on saturday November oth from pier Me- North river
In nrst cabin, main saloon .SlD
IN hrst cabin, lower saioor .................. Ivy
An exporios oea surgeon uuss.ss easn ssesm.r All
letters must pass through e pcss Specie delivered
MoIIfR SAND sS 8 s ssRis street
CTEAM BETWEEN NEW 19RK AND GLASGOW
y The Glasgow and New YcxA steamship Company's
steamer GLASGOW, 962 400 horse powerJ Robert
Craig commander viii leave New York for Glasgow So
sunday November at II O'clock noon First cabin saloon
third class S20-stewArds fees Included. Apply to
J. MsSYMON. 83 Broadway.
NyHE LIVERPOOL AND PHILADELPHIA STEAM
ship Company intend starting their favorts steamships
FROM PHILADELPHIA,
Clty OF GlaSBoW oeturoey Ooos
City OF Manchester. Saturday Nov o.
Siy OF SINgow sdnesasI Seps r.
Saloon 500 SIS, and SIS (scccrdine TO state rooms)
limited number Of third GLASS passengers will be taken,
and found with comfortably cooked provisions, for
nS2S.. TO Liverpool 20; from Liverpool "a
passage drafts the Bank Of Ireland
Of FL sterling and upwards Handbs DO had ~ the Of
zoe Of THOMAS RICHARDSON, AGENT
No. Is broadway.
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f!RoTON AougDUCT DEPAhTMsNT-To coNTRAo.
~ tors-Sesied proposals. endorsed Proposal for scwer
Eighth street, will be received at tho ooe of the Croton
queduot Dspartcnt until Monday the oath day Of Octo
ss 1855 II O'Clock NJ for tho building Of sewer with
abe necessary receiving basins and sulysrt in Eighth street,
betweon svopres ID, being In length about 2 feet
The plan % sewer And for tho building of
rsme and all other information relating thereo DO OBJ
incd application TO tho Wator Purvoyor at this ooe
THO. r. DET0REST, Acting President, Croton Aque.
A. w CRAVEN, Chief Engineer. duct Board.
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STREET DEPARTMENT, NO. 4 HALL OF RECORDS
presented In the Board Of dag walks
Second avenue between Twenty ninth and Thirty first
rom the Bsstsry thirteenth street. i2s fee. beyond IL
Assistant AldsrmenTe dig and build well in l2sth street,
between Sixth and Seventh avenues AL interested
writing the undsrsgnsd at his office before the sst
October inst. JAS. FBREY Street Commissioner
October II, 1858
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|OoRPoRATIoN NoTIcEa.DEPARTMENr0 OF REPAIRS
md Supplied 1853-Sealed proposals will be
sSiyed ct t8c once Of the Repairs and Sup
plies No. City Hall basement) until Thursday, No
vember 1885 at u O'Clock @ for the fitting and fur
sishns the u s. Court Room, in the new Court House.
streeN near Eighth avenue the Of Hose Co. No.
The plano Of the work required to- be
The once Of the superintendent Of Public Bulldogs No
street. be opened according to the
Smendei charter Of 1858 N The commissioning
1he right 10 reject any the estimates II deemed for
|Nhe interest Of tho Corporation
BARTHOLOkEW D. PUnDY, Com. Of Rep. and Sup
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-DEPARTMENT0 OF STREETS
and Lamps-Sealcd proposals will be received at the
once Of the Of Streets and Lamps corner Of
Chambers and Centre Streets until the ninth day of Novem
Der at IL O'Clock M after which will be received,
for the painting Of the public and lamp oil posts and fur
pshg the for the term OF year from
the date the and approval Of said contract
The base Of said posts to be painted with good black
paint and the columns crosshea and lamp frames OF
With two Of pure white lead Said painting to
Be done places such times the Superinten
dent Of Lamps Gas direct The proposals will pub
ley opened at the ce in association with
She Dptroor at IL o'clock Of the that the
eepon Of estimates closes Blank be obtained
At the ONCE Of the Commissioner of Streets and Lamps
HENRY ARCULARIUS, Jr.,
Commissioners Of Streets and Lamps.
New York, October Is, 1858.
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(lURE OF CORNs, By MADAME BERNARD NO. lW
Bowery east side between Broome and Delaney streets
Madame respectfully informs the public that she
dsced her price in order enable every to be free from
pain and feels confident in promising chat she will
bunons nails in the esh de- without causing
the least pain Persons be attended
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CTREET DEPARTMENT-NO4 HALL OF RECORDS
y Public notice hereby given that the following petitions
ehe Board of AldermeuTo flag and
repair tagging South side of Fifteenth street between Fifth
Sixth ndamize Fifty fifth street. between
Ninth and Twelfth to fence lots North side
Of Fortyaret Ct 200 feet West of Seventh
Al in the lots in Forty fourth street. be-
tween Fifth and Sixth to and work
street. from Ninth to Tenth Also tho
titons in the Board of Assistant AdermenTo flag West
side West Twenty street. Sixth 100 feet
East persons interested having objections theroto
requested TO them in writing the undersigned at
bis office, before the Sd day of October instant
Oct. 25 1873 JAS. FUREY, Street Commissioner.
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STREET DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL. OF RECORDS,
- Sealed proposals will be received at this otce until
Saturday Nov 1853 l2h o'clock 2. M to regulate,
pave and flag Thirty sixth street between First and Third
avenues To flag south side Of Nineteenth street, from
Second 100 feet east To regulate pave and flag
To regulate and pave Fifteenth street. from to B.
regulate pave flag four feet Of walks of Forty frat
broadway and Sixth avenue Specifications
be had application the contract clerk this depart
mtnt. JAMES FURY, Street Commissioner.
Ootober q 1874
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|fyORPORATION EOTICE.-DEPARTNENTOF STREETS
NJ and LampsSeaed proposals will be received at the Of
the Commissioner Of Streets and Lamps Of
and Centre streets until the 9t day Of
next IL M after which will be received for
and the public lamps for the term Of
the date confirmation and approval Of said
the done and executed under the direction
supervision Of the Of Lamps and Gas
publicly opened the oce ia association
with the ptrolle at o'clock NJ Of the same day that
the reception estimates cosee amended charter
section 1853 Blank estimates be obtained at the Of
Ace of the Commissioner Of Streets and Lamps Of
henry ARCULARICS, JR..
Commissioner Of Streets and Lamps.
NAvY ovk q. 1853
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, 90.

HORSES, CARRIAGES. 10.
CARRIAGE FOR SALE.-A HANDSOME DOUBLE
" carriage, built the best by j. b. Lawrence
little used and in perfect order Sold
longer requires it. Apply at q East Twenty
second street, to c. Suydam IL East Twenty
L'OR sALE-A GRAY PONY, FOURTEEN. Hands
high, years old very handsome, aaund and wei
saddle and harns rots and cantes WE'LL sold fog
re fault Apply ut 1873 Pearl street Can be at Dika
stable, in Mercer street. near Bleeeker,
L'oR sALE-A SPLENDID PAIR OF BLACK WILD
air horses sixteen hands high, long tails i've old
md kind in single aud double harness. and
tho hands OF the since two
DID Sold for fault, but for want Of Came from
Cortland county the 18th ult Can be from L. L.
p. NJ. at John Hursons stable. III Twelfth street.
U,oR sALE-A BAY MARE, EIGHT gEARsoLD, ABOUT
fifteen and half bands hgh sound and kind N dngle
or double harness. fast trstcr and very Stylish also
two wagon and set Of single harness. nearly b
c cap the has for them Inquire -
X. d. Waldron's stable, Hoboke N. J.
TOR SALE-A VERY SUPERIOR ROCKAWAY CAR
riago, two seats almost new VIII be so cap. the
having for it, Also top buggy made to order
for the city, suit c for phycian been used about
mon ~. Aoorcss iiemssSo, on.n sluaro %. O.nce.
NEW YORK HORSE BAZAAR, No. 81 CROSBY
IN streeAuction ,ale OF horses carriages har
dles &C. every Monday and Wednesday, at IL O'Clock.
JOHN II. GATffEID Proprietor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-30

CTREET DEPARTMENT. NO. HALL OF RECORDS.
D-Staed proposals will received at this office until
Monday November Z, 1883 at 12m o'clock NJ, to flag
wide the south side of Twenty eighth
street. between Broadway and Sixth to regulate and
Fifty fifth street. from to Third avenue to
nag side Eighth between Thirty sixth street
and Thirty street, to regulate and grade Seventy
street. between Second and Third and
application the Contract Clerk of this Department
JAMES FUREY, Street Commissioner.