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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-11

COKE q MOOD.
4 An e5S prep.red to furnish 4. foe Yard. corner
Of loft ~ Easin Bank, COKE sl o. Is Der laaa
and test oak W ord 4. 81 so per core, deiivered
81 2-lms WM.C BHAZEAI
SrAHLEhAs AN0DYNE CHERHY EX.
~ PECrORANT, for coughs, colds, croun Ar
Tor saieo y JAS d. THOMAS
Corner l7t6 and Franklin str,,s,s
N Opposite Old Market
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1t - a NO W MES hIC HWUND IRON
Railing MAEUFACTORY-Th subsc riber
would respectfully inform mis- customers and me
pa1Ic generally. that having purchased a quantity
.. IRON before the late advance in prces he is pre-
pared 20 Manufacture Plsia ard Ornamental Raiin,
OF either cast or wrought ircn for Dwellings ans
U1s:e eriss, upon he mot reasonable .erms. Also
Vault and Cellar doors, GiaI.ing, &c Persons ia
want viii find il to their interest TO cali early in
view of the increasing advance of Iron.
JAMES D BROWNE,
"a l9--lm 9th street, next 10 Lafayette HaR
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SEED CUkN.-We have a small lot of magn
~ hc-nt Seed Corn tor sale. The owner mas for
many years been selecting his seed. Corn grow
ers are invited 10 call at Office.
f. 9-6ts W& q GWATHMEY
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splendid Lottery tor FEB. DO.


Certificate of package of whoies Sl40, halves
70, quarters IS.
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" large quantity Ct Wood to dispose of has
found convenient to take gard for that purpose
His yard Ia on Broad street, opposite BROOKE
Avenue Orders for Wsai may be lei, >, ,he
stores OF r. Il. Herring. Esq Messrs Reeve 4 Blair,
Jas. b. Shelton, Esq or a. The ya-d. which viii nsa
with prompt attention,
de mas on hand about 700 cord superior seasoned
OAK Wood, which no viii sell at the market price
ia lets JOHN pESTE
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eT LOUIS Feb %, 1873
capt Edward Powers wIites:-I have for mora
toan twenty years been severely stiiicted with
rheumatism, tirst acute then chronic tried oil
osher remedies OF which could hear. Also had
the nesr medical attendance which couis; IA nc
cured al! proved una7s!ling. / PROCURED ana
used two bottles CT MortimoEe's Rhspna,ic CAM
ard WELL ''' ''uno
ia 81 EDwApR po,,p,a
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LEGAL NOTICES.

CUPREME COURT.-TN THE NATTER OF TIE ar.
- phcAtion Of e Mayor, Aldermen, and Commensity Of
Acty Of New York. relative to tho opening Of Slightly fifth
greet the Third the East river In the CITY Of
New York Pursuant statutes In suoh adc
ydsd ths hayOs Aldermen ara cmonalsy o. tho city 81
1hs Supreme Court of the Stata OF New York al speoa
em the said court 10 be hold II the city Of New York
1Atur day 10Th day Of November 1853 ~ the opening
he s.us that thercastcr counsel be
heard the appointment Of Eliminate
Assessment The above entitled matter that tbs nstu-
sad exeat Of tho hereby intended
OF Eighty fifth from Third the East
b the city Of Nex York - LAID ost en- the map OF PLAZA o.
people Of the state New York. entitled rei
I've touching tho laying out q streets and
peeds In tho city New York and fog other purposes
DasssA prl !, l8N. ROBERT j. DILLON,
Counsel W the Corporation.
Dated New York. oetsbsr L 1868.
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EXPRESS AGENCIES.

NuAEGE OF HOUR.-KINGSLEY 4 CO.'S EXPRESS
~ for Newport, Fall River and Boston, cennectins win
the will leave oco No Wall street. coxhe
Of Broadwsy and after Monday, October "a to AP
N. For Philadelphia aud the south, NJ a 70 . r. M.
CPRCIAL EXPRESS NOTICE. ADAMS 4 CO. WILL
- express between New York and Boston via New
Havea Hartford Springfield Railroads. commencing
ages gsneraly Express viii leave the once ~ ~ r
ADAMS CO., 80 Broadway
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, SO.


L,OR sALE-A VALUABLE S0nREL HORSE, ECLIPsE
blood fifteen hands high old sound in
respect perfectly kind and gsnte beautiful saddle horse;
rot In 81 minutes Can DO seen at Mr. r. Philips sta
bic, No. ~ Carmine streot.
NOR SALE-A VERY FINN FAST 5ORREL HORSE.
IL wiz 40 under saddle, and in single or double harness
further for him. he will be sold cheap
oil worth tho attention OF Warranted sound
To be seen at McConoches ssbe top OF Franklin street
HyOR SALE---A BAY MARE FIFTEEN AND HALF
hands high kind harness. and fast rotter; Also,
hight style Can DO at the stable Of Mr. Pol
hemus Grand street Second, Williamsburg Apply to
Il. Blair, 50 South street.
HORSE WANTED-sUITABLE FOR AN EMPRESS
Ii wagon fifteen hands high and sound Prioc not over
hur dollars Dark brown cclor precvsd Apply At
III Pearl street, corner Of Pine
WAGON FOR SALE "A SECONDHAND TOP BUGGY
w for suitable fog physician business ms n
WIN be 60 for half its vaias applied for immsdatoy
Sixth Apply at 20 Broadway. room No. H. up
stairs.
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MATRINrONY.

zEATRIM OMAHA YOUNG WHOEVER, TWENTY.
IA sevca yexs q age, who possessed Of large fortune
(ysst boy q three and half years q age wishes =. unite
Diishnsnts, aad aniabis dsgosition object
bvt family connexens must b highly respectable yseng
1eUO r. W., Pea Onos, With esal naas ~ address,
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WORK FAMILY HOTEL, NEW BRIDGE STREET.
Ludgate HILL London.Tks above house centrally su-
sted has an excellent ter or twelve lrvaM st
sooa smoking reon w.sm cola and shower Sasns slwsy.
yants The New York Herald alsd. TH0S. QUARTER
MAINE c proprsecr Of Ne Ostwn AID sceYsre Tevern
snds for hs Avss he has sag snogsA - thsie h4aA
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THE EAR AND EYE-DR HEATH, OF NO - HOW.
ara street first deer ron Broadway cured ne o deal
ness Of seventeen ycars Rsodenburg DE- Heath cured
81 discharge my ssr thirty yeAsJ 6oott. See
pAneAlet u oNres. Hours kou ~ 70 day.
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WATCHES, JEWELLERY, SO.

WATCHES, JEWELLERY, &c. /.
" jewcry-GEO. Z. ALLEN, importer, No. ii Wall
street. near Broadway, second floor
WATCHES.
Warranted perfect time keepers from. $1JU 10 $3.50
COOPER WATCHES
Duplex and lovers, from Observation-Disclosures. 125 to U5
INDEPENpENT
And quarter second Watches for timing l5 $50
CHRON0MRTERs.
Splendid pocket chronometers, perfect time
EIGHT DAY WATCHES,
Which eight days with winding. H0 to l55
ENAMEL WATCHES,
For ladies', in hunting ....... IS to 100
DIAMOND WATCHES,
For ladies, some in magic Is to 800
Which change into three different Watches 100 to It's
WATCHES WHICH WIND
And turn the hands without key B}to 1W
KINDS OF WATCHES AT VERY Low PRICES.
Fine gold lepine watches, four holes ewelled. 500
Iins gad eeiaShsa , levers Ca ;h
Gold Ell glish pa tent levers. IS
Gold English patent levers hunting ks
Silver patent levers rs low 10
Silver detached levers as low IA
Diamond earrings pins bracelets finger rings and
for sale at much less than the usual prices
keys and SEALS gold and pencils gold and silver thin
bes bracelets Ireaspins cuff pins, ockets earrings gold
and silver specaces, gold toothpcks charms, chateain
chains, &c.
Sterling silver spoons forks, pie knives napkin rngs
fruit knives. wedding cake knives, &C.
Watches and jewery exchanged. All watches warranted
to keep good time, or the money returned
REPAIRS.
kinds Of Watches and clocks cleaned and repaired In
the much less than the usual by
superior workmen, and warranted.
Watches sent by mail to all partsof he United
States free OF charge
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HOFELS.

EvERETT HOUSE, ON uxekON sQUARE.-TRE UN
~ dcrsgned has leased tbthew and spacious hoSel 10
s ssss s.% 1s ON snt Tho
erected expressly for Of families and
tains apartments embracing alths comforts elegance
modern prvsse resdenoss Persons desirous Of making
HAWLEY - GtxPP. LSss q sAs BsmiiSsn HsuSss
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CORPORATION NOTICE-PUBLIC NOTICE is HERE
by given to the occupant or occupants
q all houses and lot improved unmprOved lands Affect
"a thereby that the following have been com
Bureau for examination by all inter-
ossd For paving Forty third street. between Broad
Gay aaa Fifth The limits raced by such
sm.nt include al the several heuses and lots Of
81 Forty street. from Broadway to tho Fifth
side of Broadway the of Forty street
sst sixth avenue Forty third street
ds Of sixth 100 feet inches north and south from
third the side of the Fifth
~ feet inches north and south from Forty third street
Al whose interests affected ny the above named
who opposed the same, either
chem their in writing
1hs undersigned at their Office MOI Hall Of Records within
ehirty days from the date Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLESJ DODGE, }Assessora.
CHARLES MCNEIL. -
Once Bureau Of Assessments Street Department October
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LNxTRA PAY-ALL u. D. NAVY SAILORS VINO
~ served any vessel n The Pacific - TINE s1
IDWAID ni5sSLL AsnA
dsAa,Pwsw T. q r.. = ssvSi WSlaa 6. Sslsw Va
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bSfs Wfeet, near CreehWich.
AIRS: PALMER, ASTKoLoGisT, WILL REMAIN A
IL short before her for the South Being
listed by ladies gentlemen pm the southern parts OF
lis sesntry and being collected 10 ottis among them will
40 before long Ladies' and gsKsasa wishing to know
He real destiny Of things past and fare VIII not
ae vain, she resi- object sought after
0All Al No. 20 Bswcry, opposite Prince street.
4 4 RS. ADOMuS, NO. 2H CANAL STREET, GIVES TRUE
IA intcrmaNob about the past present and future She
will tell gratis the the visitor
pSnt. Further Information from ~ cents to 81
M KIN IN fcrstollins s fuere, has arrved aud v.g
terprets Dreams law matters and love ~ astroogv haE
ard science and tolls ladies' and ssntisnsn
Ma Alwiu speaks The Ensiish frsHsk snA Ian
kox29$v I,AdisS Ul oents gentlemen. ~
HTOTICr-MRS II. ROEDER NO. l4D WEST RI0u.
IN teenh street. between the Seventh and Eighth
dives true Nil interesting Affairs through life,
tho pas esent future Mrs. Roodsr the
lady formerly resided for msay years Ia Wooster
street, near Amity.
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ANTHOLOGY.

4 sTRoIoGY AND PHYsIoGNoM THE CELEBRAr.
cd Doctor SIIUMAN Svede by birth can be COS suit
Cd all events Of c past present and utnre Natiytes
salcuAted for ladies gentlemen Residence l75 Cham
hers mes Gre wch.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

~~---------
1853 SAEs SshAr ssn zan
ssg ssq; t.. d a;. s a.
ne. f. aa ass sy s as
sa and ss' ana
a .a sn s:Gi ssn &
yo corner d WIFE, and streets where sayor
i r. s Is. ss procured and ''iysfs
!. schenectady. :" s ssas.
Passengers also received ~ Broome ssrsot asd Bcxy
snd chsasn Seas Corner All other vii o
s Ss ss:ssn corner Of 1''i siH
f!ANDEN AND annoy RAILROAD TO PALADnI-
"a Pa. MSH Pis ~ line s'1 a
@ 1snso sSos Sn's . S.rs g sas,o
no st p n BY steamboat John Potter Anboy, tsnss
ss .nS
TUDsON RIVER KAILKoAD-TRAINs DAILY FRoS
i e.: hours s. ;:s.ss.s.
Nan train, A. K.-1nrousA wa, trains ~ IL X. .r'
Express train, P; k.zAosopMotatISn arabs ssoP.x.
:sSssrs taken q cGsaSsr Cana. chiisspher foTrsesss
sunday trains Canal street, for Albany and Troy
''''''s a 'H way sb SiisH FRENCH SUPERINTENDENT
cssssns Dsss Mr. Foips y;;sstE R:as,R:i:
served board Tho steamer Armenia, Captain T. Polhs
will leave tho pier at the foot Of Jay streeA
every Tuesday Thursday aud Saturday al O'Clock. A. NJ
and arrive in Albany In time for trains cs west
NEW YORK AND rHILADELPIlA piREox. yE
shrough in four hours leave New York ft Of Coran6i
ssreet, st g. and A. ~, and $50 and $50 p. NJ Lsay,
AZ ssa t3of from sts ,sos q wslsHs street. ysrsF
h. Philadelphia. Through tickets sold, and ssentes
and through baggage carried for Baltimore Washington
Norfolk and Charleston In the and A. NJ ard $50 aE
$50 trars, snd connection certain vIth extra trsns
behind time Passengers With baggage the arfy fte
pnfnutes before the trsins leave
NEw Y0Rk TO MONTREAL, OGDANgBURu, Bur
IN lngton and 81 Johnsbury via New Haven, Sprnk6ais
kOntpeIisr s. Adams Rouse'H Point Tckes
Haven R~rosd corner Broadway and Canal and Twenty
dyth street, AND Fourth avenue.
vRANeIs HYDE Aren't lHs South strssA
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ORNAMENTAL IRON WORK, Sc.


CROwELL8 ORNAMENTED PATENT CAST IRON
~ railing without entire new article unrvaed
for simplicity, durability and economy adapted to STYLE
pattern ornsment and warranted ~ cents per running
New York Foundry and Iron Railing Company
this rsng with every OF iron work Tor
lunns vault srang balconies yerandahs o and
desk railing door ana window guards fc Foundry foot
Forty North river Castings of all descriptions
the lowest price. Specimens OF the railing in sections
be at their warcrooms " Duane street, Few doors
east Of Broadway
NTEW YORK BERLIN IRON FURNITURE WORKS.
IN VIM T. Bachelor formerly of Mo- 66 Duane street
respectfully appriscs his friends that having oompet AZ
rangenents for busosa oton under tho
and of W. I. Bachelor Co., be will continue ira mar
Of iron furniture IN all its branches upon soac
corresponding with the increasing domand A. Nos and
" Duene street, Tho establishment will command nj III
tce the freshest speemons and patterns Of tbs AT ier
abroad Will mako soh improvements as be rraoticAho
and viii bring out from time TO time original designs Of every
variety style and price w. T. b cordially invites h1 old
city and country vist bis
examine his stock combating Of lssad settsee
ensrs brackets mirrors pitoone door ndo~ guards
koo hospital asylum and army bedstesds umbrella stands
Are stands cribs cradles centre tables &C. 0oe and
in connection with the New York Foundry sne
iron Railing Company Nos 10 and 81 Duane ftrest tsv
doors east CT Broadway W. t. BACHELoh & 90
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ETok LIyExr00L UNITED STATES NAIL STEAM
% r S.n.; ,; ws;' This steam
si,sy yo o. ssSsS. Oct o. At Il o'clock NJ 0m berth
For freight or pas:.ss having unsquslsd accommodations
for elegance and comfort SbE sPgiSy e oo11.
Il /: &:
Mail steamer-Ths ships comprising this line are the
ATLANTIC =. ...................c Captain West
PACIFIC Captain Nys.
BALTIC, Captain comstoos.
These ships have been built BY contract Specially for
and their for passengers ore unoquaed
... cabin sa0 second cabin So exclusive Of
From ys5pss to New YORK ego and s
PROPOSED DATES xoR SAILING.
ssS E xssss S:s
s s.ssT$sy Dec Bee
EEP P%MASk * IfsSTE%ls$ co. No 50 Wall street.
JOHN Mon ROE co. No SIX g RSs III Notre psmo dsu
oE Etsss'isi II r bRif Fl u.rrs
The owners ofthse ships win not be accountable for gold
syer bullion specie jewery precious stones metals
a. sss bills adn are signed therefor and the value there
k'Oh noUIHA MfION AM BKEMEN.-THE
States mail steamer HERMANN E. Higgins, Gu. s. NJ
commander will sail for Bremen touching
TO lana the mails and for AID rance
on Saturday, November 9th, from pier No. Eorta
Price of passage
IN nrst cablp main saloon $3.50
In f trs, cabin lower saloon 100
s1psriss oed each Steamer All
letters must pass through the Post Office Specie delivered
In Hayre ana London For passage or freight apply
AoLlER SAN ID h hlERA, Agents, % South street.
STEAM , BETWEEN NEW YORK AND GLASGOW
~ The SIassow Ard New York Steamship Company's
steamer GLASGOW q 1862 tons, 400 powerD
Craig commander will leave New York for Glasgow sa
staterooms, 500 do do, mids nip do S75 second ,abn, $780,
third class, S2c-steward's fees included Apply to
j.. MeSYMOT, So Broadway.
T,HE LIVERPOOL AND PHILADELPHIA STEAM
ship Company intent starting their fav0rto steamships
FROM PHILADELPHIA,
Sity oI SiasRoW. Saturuay, Ccs O.
City OF Manchester. Saturday, Nov g.
FROM LIVERPOOL.
Sty SiuskoW. suneudhY oept
Saloon 800. $685. and $65 according to state rooms)
limited number of third class passengers will be taken
and found with comfortably cooked provisions, for
PARTIES wishing to bring out their e ads obtain cert5
Gates Of and drafts the Bank Of Ireland in
Of 81 sterling and upwards Mandbis be had at the Of
fee Of THOMAS RICHARDSON, Agent,
No. 10 Broadway.
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CTREET DEPARTMENT, NO. 4 HALL OF RECORDS
a Public hereby that tho following petition
has presented in the Board Of flag walks
b Second avenue between Iwentyn ninth aud Thirty frst
nom the battery Thrtecnth street, VS. feet beyond it.
present widt Also the wing petition in the Board Of
Assistant AIderenTo dig and build well in i2sth street,
between Sixth and Seventh All interested
having objections thereto requested to them in
writing the undersigned at his office before the 3st
c1cte Der inst. JAS. FUkEY. Street Commissioner.
October FL, 1883
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ETREET DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF RECORDS
Public notice hereby given that the wing petitions
have presented in the Board Of AldermenTo
1srtieth street. between Tenth and Twelfth Also
following petition Board Of Assistant AldermenTo
lssnate and grade street. between and
Filth Also tho resolution in Board OF
flag four feet Of tho walks Of Thirty ninth street.
From Ninth to Hudson river ALI persons Interested
the requested to them
writing the undersgnod at his Office, OK before the
ewenty ninth dsy Of October, instant
Oct. 10, 1858. JAS. FUREY, Street Commissioner.
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GSTREET DEPARTMENT-NO HALL OF RECORDS
- Public notice hereby von that the petitions
presented in che Board Of flag and
pspar tagging south side Of Fifteenth street. between Fifth
nd avenues to adamze Fft sfth street. between
Ninth and Twelfth fence ls North side
81 ForyHrst street. 200 feet West of Seventh to
fence FL in the vacant lots in Forty urth street, be-
tween Fifth and Sixth TO aud work Sixty third
rcet from Ninth to Tenth avenues Also the
Board Of Assistant Aldermen-To flag est
de Twenty eighth street. from Sixth 100 feet
AL interes ed having objections thereto
them in writing to the undersigned at
bis once, before the 80 day of October instant
Oct. %, 1873 JAS. FUREY, Street Commissioner.
CTREET DEPARTMENT NO. HALL OF RECORDS
sealed proposals will be received 1T this oce until Mon
day 3lst October At l2 O'clock to regulate and grade
street. Third Sixth in accordance
itk the newly established grade line
Ked application the clerk Of this
Oatober n, 1888 JAS FUREY. Street Commissioners.
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T!RoToN A0UEDUcT DEPARTMENT.To coNTRAc
~ tors.-Sealed proposals. endorsed Proposal for
Eighth srse" viii be received at the Office Of tho Croton
Aqueducs Department until Monday gath day Of Octo
~ 1883 e O'Clock, H. for the building of with
nsosssay reesiynx basins and Eighth street
1hs plan for the building Of the
oame all other information relating thereto be OBJ
ned application to the Water Purveyor At this Office
THE0R. DE FOREST, Acting President, Croton Ague-
A. w. CRAVEN, Chief Engineer. : duct Board.
New York Oct. II, 1888.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE rs HERE
~ by giyen the 0 owners, occupant
Pants Of houses and lots improved or unmproved lands
n6eotsd thereby that the following have been
oompsted the and lodged in the oco Of
She Bureau examn alton by all
extension of the Fulton
o West street to the outside Of the new bukheAd Ths
GmiN BY such include ali the several
houses lots vacant LOTS pieces and parcels Of
Hand both sides of Fulton from
street. feet north and sixty nine feet south from Fulton
both of Washington street. fty feet north
feet south from Fulton street. side of
street, twenty four feet south from Fulton street.
side Of West Vesey and
AL whose interests affected BY the above named
and who ths either of
ohs requested 70 their in writing
Che at their ofce No. a Of Records within
SAirty days from the date of this notice.
/ WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES j. DODGE Assessors.
CHARLES McNiELLS
Once Bureau Of Assessments Street Department octo-
Der q 1853.
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CORPORATION NoTICL-.DEPARTAENroF REPAIRS
" and Supplis Oct g ls5S-Sessd proposals win DO re-
Plies, Ne City Hall (b.ssmentl until Thursday No
Vsm 1853 at IL O'clock ) for the fitting up and fur
Aishng the u. s. Court Room, in the new Court House
Ohanbss street Alse for the building Of house Forty
g. The plans Of the required to DO
done, and all information in regard b. had at
che once Of TIC VI Public Budiags No "a
LUDLOW The 70 be opened according to the
ehe right reject all any OF the estimates deemed
nhs interest VI the Corporation.
BARTHOLOMEW B. PURDY, Com Of Rep. and Sup.
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NEW EDITIONS -",TIs TOO TRUE, KATY,
IN fifteenth edition. Woman's Riyhts,u (soventeenth
.SitionA eHpp.s. Polka" The American OAK n.tisn;
Godone vanderceek, Met, Geib Jackson and Kurtx Co.
80 Second avenue whore 0rifths quadrls band DO
nnrnYod.
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T,URL'S BRASS BAND ARE PREPARED TO FURNn n
music for target sxos. me- balis psrties sersnados
Ac with number Of nruments At the shortest notice.
Apply Ut Days music 4l9 Grand street, N. T. s.
Turl 20 Grand street, Williamsburg.
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1yORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is HERE
u BY gwen thAt petitions have the Board
q Aldermen fer me so1sssscton Of sewers following
street, slso In Franklin from sixty feet Of Centre
boa TO Jefferson street. aad from Montgomery
Dssst and also " Forsy rd street. from the westerly line
Of Sixth to TO proposed sewer
Forty NTH strsse; aiso petition for basin and calvert
- the eouthwest ef Fulton and West strest as
resolution for the extension Of the In sttery 70
eAe south side Of Pier No. at the westerly nae o. eos
uEeet AL persons interested in the sbove or any ~
And having objections thereto 70 @
tame m writing the Contract Clerk At this e'e on OF
Before Saturday October 18th, 1888 c..ou ..
THEO. r Dt FOREST Acting President cToon Aqus-
C,roteu Aqueduct Department., Oct IL, 1885,
SNoRP0RATION NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE rs
hsreby giyon owners occupant or ooeu-
nSnts Of All houses improved unimproved lands
nSectsd thereby the following have been
by Assesors and lodged in the ohce of
49, knrs.u Of son by all
Nsstsd ys-For setting curb gutter and tagging Essex
seeN IRON Rvington TO Stanton street The limits
nrnoed include all the several houses
aud ground lots pieces and parcels Of land
tuAted both sides Of Essex street. from Rvngton to
Banton street. All whose interests affected by
named assessments and who opposed TO the
PANE either Of them REQUESTED TO present their obec
Hall Records within tn rty days from this
notice WILLIAM GAGE
CHARLES j DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES MCNEIL,
ONCE Bureau Of Assessments Street Department October
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CORPORATION NOTICEa-PUBLIC NOTICE Is
" hereby given to the owner owners occupant
pants of all houses and lots lands
Affected thereby that the following have been
completed by the ASSESSORS and lodged the Office of
ths Bureau OF Assessments for animation by all
visitor tagging side Of Henry street. from
No. 3 to Grand The limits mbraced by
sIt include s the several lets of ground
lote pieces and parcels of lane situated the east side OF
Henry street from point hundred and fortyhye ieet
nsIth Of Grand street to the nters elton Grand and Henry
Streets All persons whose interests affected by the
Aboye named and who opposed TO the
either them present their objections in
writing to tho undersigned at their oce No. Hall of Re-
serds within thirty days from the date Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES j. DODGE, Assessors
CHARLES MchIELE; }
Once Bureau Of Assessments Street Department. October