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NOHzK kTEADA.


ONLY THREE DAYS LEFT.IMPRovE THE PRESENT
~ only for beautiful country residence in the
pleasant village Of Rosevale adjoining Lakeland where
new church and number Of private dwellings, have
been erected and several more being and
OF almost every kind may be growing equal
Long and very near the much admit Lake Ronkon
koma 1850 desirable building lots, and 80 farms will
distributed among 600 sharsholdsrs Both of June 1883
Each subscriber Tor only S5 will receive deed
for four lots q by 100 feet each Of from
two to twenty This fine opportunity get clear
paying enormous rents in this city and owning delight
full and healthy country the city where
domestic comforts Of fan lily circle be fully realized
and where II GOO building lots and about 800 farms have
ready been sold few farms Of from Ave acres and up
70 w per acre End a regards the quality Of the soil
stute at regular meeting Of the Farmers Club the
from which statement the following an extract viz
With respect to Long Island lands which had
talked Of a. the two previous meetings when discuss
edEdyin johnson has from one to two thousand
New York where the land i no better good about
two beets eight acres he estimates the
ut eight hundred bushels worth from thirty forty
cents per buhe Or from six seven thousand dollars
the crop. Mr. ireland, who has farm in the vicinity
thinks the station soils better than his but
few only being leftmappcaon should be made imme-
diately to CHARLES WOOD A6 Broadway, where maps
and pamphlets can be had gratis.
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ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS. 90.

TOHN WICKERSHAM, MANUFACTURER OF
wire railing, iron fence for farms A., sl2 Broadway
ornamental iron work. iron and wire ratings public
private grounds parks lawns dwellings &C. from 80
to $40 foot Iron bedseads the most complete
nrns yass hetchinss posts spring chairs scttoes mat
tresees towel stands hat racks umbrella stands spttoons
&c Wickershams celebrated railroad and farm fence
from GO to IS rod The subscrber offers the largest
stock work In the United States all OF
his manufacture at sxseedingy low prices snpsror
ERsHAM, warehouse 32 Broadway; works. ~, 90 asd 81
Lewis street.
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REMOvALs.

REMOVAL.-A CARD-THE SUBSCRIBER IN RE
turning his friends his sincere thanks for past ayor
taxes leave to inform them that no Atlantic
street. corner OF Columbia whore he has on
hsnd the most select brands Of scotch and English ale
stout & &e and respectfully soiicits their Mrtbsr sr
dere Business conducted the same principle which has
support Every article warranted represented strictly
adhng TO me principle Of DO just and fear notn The
BotlinE vaults Atlantic street corner Of Coiumba south
oToohyn. MICHAEL w. BATTELLE.
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MAvRnN AND RxCTsY LICKNsIs-MAYOR's or
Aes yuns 6 RELATIONSHIPS laws Of the STATE SAB
jsst "svsy pesSon whs shall all BY RETAIL aay VINE OK
Ssass:s = vine hr.nd n ,tss.s yss:srs Ss,n
nes.seS % Sss sad In prisssnsnt and s who
shal s resg spsuo.s s s.Svs
Imported distilled by hsmssve wtthous psing
70 penalty Of t.enty ave dosry Ter cson eSse eS
nsetipss fer licenses this ocs the following
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MATRIMONIAL.

MATRIMONIAL MADEMOIsELLE GRACE ERNEs.
M TINE just arrived from Naples Italy presents her
self TO the patronage Of the citizens Of New York med
Of consumans parties in married life She will
Intermediate In uniting parties in masrmony. All who
try It's magic SPELL and procure the written duplicate
the day Address Mademoises Grace ErneAe by letter
Herald once, enclosing 81, which will meet with quick
response
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syTRYET pEPARTMENT-NO. Hall. or Rrropno

STRIET DEPARTMEET-NO. 4 HALL OF RECORDS
Pnblic notice is hereby given that the folio wing
1uton has been presented In the Board Of Aldermen To
sce vacant lots West Twenty fourth street. TO tho
engine house between seventh and Eighth avenues To
tnce lots In Twenty ninth street, btyeen Fourth and Ma
olson fence lots In street.
Broadway and Sixth To set curb gutter and
relay and repair tagging both sides Of Twenty fret
street between Third and Fourth vacant
lots in Twenty 18th street, between Broadway Fifth
svsnss Also the following petitions To have First
surbed and guttered from Thirty fourth Thirty seventh
streets and paved from Thirty fourth to Thirty
10 regulate l56th street. from Kingsbrideo Ninth
Avenue TO snes vacant lots in sixth from
thc following resolution Board Of Assistant Alder
TO nag sidewalks in front Of Mes Io8 1905 IO7 and
100 Mercer street All interested having
thereto are requested 10 present them In writing
designed 1t his once before the nsrt day July
Dsxt JAMES FURY, Street Oomynissioper
ypne a. 1888. -
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CLOTHING.

NAsf0TF CLoTHIN0.-TwO THOUSAND DOLLARS
~ worth wanted The highest cash price will be Hbsraly
left on clothing Of every description. Address through
rost, call ON JAMES MORONRY, ~ his second haHd
tore, No, IL Orange street, near Chatham.
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ship BALTIC Captain 10 eph J. Comstock The steam
ship Vim DEPART with The United States mails for Europe
berth tho foot Of Canal street For freight passsss
having upequaIled accommodations for elegance and
fDwARD K. COLLINS 4 co IS Wall street.
Passengers requested to be board ut llH A. n
The steamship Pacific will succeed the Baltic and sail
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TOR CHARLESTON AND FLoRIDA- sxNI-wEEKLY
United States mail ns-Ths and fast Going steamer
No North liver. On sssurasy JAY D 81 Eosiosk r n,
precisely Fer freight apply on board whore all bills Of
sPofFoRD TILfsr6N CO., 50 Broadway. Through
tickets TO Jacksonville, 81; TO Pnatka, SIS,
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On which days all persons Wholesale we'll a. retail
dealers who require licenses to attend The
charge for license ten dollars and must be paid in bank
able money AID dsnqusnts will DO Immediately thereafter
reported for prosecution. By order of the Mayor.
GEORGE @. GLASIER First Marshal
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AGENCY.

>-~>-~-~-~~~~-~s
NoTICE.-THE OFFICES OF THE LAKE RRII
wabash and st Louis, and the 1olede ana Iin eis
Railroad Companies are 1t Sc Wall strict.
EDW. WHITEHOUSE, Trsasurer
NYE CO., SHIP AGENTS AND COMMISSION
In Merchants, Valparaiso.
WILLIAM sYE, '. A. RICHARDSON, AUGUSTUS LonpAan
References
SASrIAeo-Hon. Baltic Peytou.
vALPARAIeo-Messrs.A lsop 4 Co., Hemsnway Co.
PANAMA-Messrs. Corwne Bro. 4 Co., Carrier friSs
Vim. Nelson Co. "
Transportation. Bowman. Griansu Co., wniiaz
Jackson, Esq. "
NEW YoRE-Messrs. Z. K. Collins Co., Goodhus 4 c.
Capt. Ezra Nye. steamer Pacific.
BALrMoRE-Mesgrs John Henderson Co., Thouss
Hand Co., White Elder.
SAN FRAycIsco-Messrs. Flint. Peabody 4 Co.. Husssy
Bond Hale, Chss. Doane, Esq., J. H. Lyon, Rsq.
p0sr0x-Nessyf. Ammi c. Lombard, ESQ, r, 3. BYishap
4 Co. Gldden Williams
CAsroN-Nye. Perkins 4 Co.
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ON DECK.-THE FIRST MOONLIGHT EXCURSION
" Of the will take place Thursday evening
20, per steamer MAYO, up the HRdson river Thu un-
dergned committee have the pleasure their
friends and the public that they have charrt the
as above and they their rarons that exeron
hos hecn will be spared to render this
of the season Shetons cee ,rated Cornet and
Quadrille Band engaged. The boat will follows
Foot Of Grand street East river at M Catherine fer
Brooklyn, at Soclock pier North river o'clock
foot OF prng street North river at to
the principal hotels and saloons the city,
mittee. WALNUT RADFUkD, ga broadway.
j. G.. Able.
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TNAMELLED AND COTTAGE FURNITURK.-sETs
~ 42b 10 600 The largest assortment In the United
tastes. GILLIES BYRNE, manufacturer 546 Broad
few doors above Spring street. sds
~, No - Greene street.
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HOTELS.


- Bay Hotel situated on the New York bay, asous
@ view d
aS W. e the n1or and bay
:;nnSs be SURPASSED purity good s:thns
being % :Ss ss
~ % per night ACCOMMODATIONS good Corner Of
Frankfort and William streets Once open all night
KIRK's BowERY HOTEL, CONDUCTED ON TIL.
dsp
Tn from AZ ~ % airy .. and ysR.s
pssr sorsrs M Sixth pro
MOTT HAVEN HOTEL BY J: B, POPE, LATE OF
M the Globe Union Place and Other hotel: IN New York
s. # = q
sdg from ,S Third @ sign The eoyn., viii direct
room, are still. di,snesssd either or
companies good sts6ng a. BThe cars leave s' the
City Hall on Sunday, every hour.
OCEANIC HOUSE. coNEY IshAND-THIs LARGE
.1roaEhons that part 70 vissers
i :
rtes every half hour CHAS. n. ROGERS, Proprietor
DORT WASHINGTON PAVILION HOTEL, sHREws.
bury river, Monmouth county, New Jerse, now open
for the season. This house fully equal In point
tion &c. to In the vicinity Now York city Offering
Ing both river and surf fine scenery, quiet comfort &c.
Parties wishng TO will please address
SLAMM, Red Bank Post Office. Steamers Edwin Lewis
and Golden Gate ply daily TO and FRO
CEA BATHING-PAvILIoN HOTEL, LONG BRANCH,
tersst Of Mr. cherry evey in this hotel will open house
the 10th Of June upon his e trusts
management will be such cannot fail TO entire
comfort TO all who favor him with their
steamboats, Alice Price Golden Gate and Thomas HAight
run daily. SAMUEL c. NORRIS.
CEA BATHING AT CAPE MAY-NATIoNAL HALL
Island open. Pleasant garden and magnificent
Of the ocean. AARON GARRETS0N Proprietor.
CT. CHARLES HOTEL, 347 ACCOMPLISHMENTS
~ visiting the city to attend disappearing Exhibition
otherwise be odatod with rooms full or
Of rooms suitable for families are vacant Transient
board with 81 90 day. 0mnbuscs pass the door
every minute, toward and from the Crystal Palace.
JAS. BARKER Proprietor.
THE AMERICAN HOTEL, AT BABYLON. L. t.
formerly kept by the late Charles E. Snedikerwill be
continued IS usual, by his widow
vVAvERLEY HOTEL, 6N BROADWAY, CORNER OF
w Fourth streetThs hotel having been fully remodel
led nd enlarged 10 prepared to supply private families
we'll transient visters with netts
I. ". RENALL, GOT Broadway.
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ph.i.S. f Nc Ms,sa ss .. !. ;:. d.y
....se.s ir:nso. - ssssh xnSsy, 70 serd:.soE
pres: Line, = b ss.snbsss John Peter = 1nSes
.h: . s = z ,.4. asa herr
Eok AL.ANY-!AHE M;-ALBANY AND Nlw
YsT5 Inland RSus; y. s.n.:.a.Tvs !a,lS s.p,:s
q North n; sS .: e.
U.:: s.s.S r:
auth street and Fourth stations The shove ts
% III n. n start City
station corner Of ryss rev sad Centre Streets - here
foot Of Murray street l2K nts.fhs stssnben
sos. leaves New Yasi on SosSsys Ta..dsys Wed
ss:;ss 1ss5.s:s: If
port on Eosssys, & q slosI a Il "' '''' ''' Nv
Chsn is;n ''s'ss for Albany and rU, -
with reaching Bsn.o or Montreal o'clock .sSs
s.i train. 9A.x. Through way train. st IL A. Nan.
LaRrs.. train P. \. As.ennodasie. trains. - ..a
:.S sp r, ees.sslssp',s:7 ard 40
s.snsS and This.z l. . ss1s:.. "a.', 'a'.'' -.
sss 81 HS'F{ E;ssSRR
MORNING LINE FOR ALBANY AND NrEkKs
MI date andings-Faro dollar to Albany. Mesh
srysf on heard The new and splendid steamer GEoR0l
pier Jay street. every Tuesday Thursday and
Saturday. at O'Clock, A. M ssd arrive At Albany u
every Monday wsdns.a.y. and Friday a. O'Clock, AZ
n 1-Ihis boat touches at Yonksrs en- each passage.
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIRECT, VIA
IN New jersey Railroad United States and rxprsst
Lines through in four leave York of Cos
Land street 81 snds and 4sc and $50 p. ~ Lesy,
PhiladelphiA at lS0 A. M Wis Kensington and A. M
ard 4G and $50 w. from foot Of WsNut street Fars
~ P. N. from Philadelphia Through tickets sold and
passengers and through baggage carried for Baltimore
and ~ and soP trains and sonssosicns certain WIN
ths ferry 6fteen minutes before the trains leave
NEW YORK TO THE WHITE MOUNTAINS. DIRECT.
IN Tho pleasure travel from the southern cities
York. tickets At the Offices Of the New
New Haven R.road corner Broadway and Canal street
leave ut A. NJ and p. NJ. Baggage checked through
FRANCIS HYDE, Agent, l52 South street.
NrRW YORK TO THE WHITE MOUNTAINS BY THE
ouktC and Ta~v Railrm from AIar
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CUITES OF KNAMELLED COTTAGE FURNITURE,
from 20 TO $600-Purchassr. will md tac above the
best and cheapest aues 70 be bought Mattresses
and paasses made e the lowest wholesale prices
- pure hair MATHEWS STACY, 90 Broadway, corner
Of Spring street. =
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MEDICAL.

j. E.s1, sss.dsss: q =: amor. uc':rs:y SS.ss.
daily. Once 80 Canal street. deer sass Of Broadway
DR. WIN WARD. GRADUATE OF THE MOST cBLB.
trated schools Of Europe and assistant to Dr. Ward.
days from 10 % Il only Once - Canal street, one dosr
DR RosLBRs GENERAL INrIRHARY. 10 TENTH
IN viii
sss
!. e .s:a.
as s.nts q P:r and ether capitals 2, Enrcp. An 1hy
e m =
lofty and we'll Ventilated and prss.sion
M % vs o' we'll s
family :seis shs s:s. s.saiss 4: :p:sisHs pro
waiting Ss;S
viii With
ths srs.sm:ns q psti.nt' and hsy WIN ana "A AIR
separated from tho others dsdos. eseic2.s 20 ~
well f1a a:
have apparatus for cold and baths close 70 che
ssi .,s.aen paid y bI Rs:lss All psss.rlss!eS: q
Immediate supervision Roster the house contain:
a. s II: s.es.i,:
health Of patients allows H. sAsy are a. liberty resolve
For bed m saloon the bed however entirely separated
weekly. Medical attendance medicines board ana tend
ing herein included we'll the vine which nay be
ordered by he to convAsscens AZ the reception
OF patient one week 70 be prepaid Sick persons whs
nsse. brought SIsS:r Without ss sss '0' A''-'' ar
ENOR THE BENEFIT OF ALL.-DR. GELBARDT, HER.
Ms P ls ;. s .sy :.
newly discovered article The Are.atis Elixir for
producing medicated baths heme its valuable suatise
which superior anything onorsd into wch ron
may plunge yithou. fs.rsf s:.i 4 %.ssrsiy
rheumatism nervous weakness hssdachs. Alss Rs dssht
removal ffrsckle tan - any other stain from the ska
rendering dsicaeiy soft and tan.rarsns = also
printed the label Of each bottle. Dr. Gel
bardt he consulted from TO 10 A. NJ and from 20
- ssndsys excepted TO ~ o'clock NJ Advice traits for
the roor OILY
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fyROT0N AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENTAL CON.
proposals. endorsed Proposals for
ers in CT will be received the Office Of tho
ton Aauednct department until Thur day the seventh
OF July 1903 Mt IL o'clock, M for the extension of
soluble fewer in q, from the termination Of
double seSe. now built in avenue q TO and through
street. to the outer side Of the bukhea
with the necessary receiving basins culvert being
r 9Th about feet The plan Of sewer and spscca
tions Tor building the same and all other information re-
stng thereto be obtained application to the water
Purveyor. at this office. New York, June 49, ISh3
=. NICHOLAS DEAN,
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CORPORATION NOTICE-DRPARTMENT OF RE-
~ pairs and supplss-To builders-ssslsd proposals.
repairs and supplies Easement Of No. ! New City
Hshp 1ntn Friday, July !. st II o'clock H., a
g. ordinance shersfor, s6s building q house in
use Of the sixth ward police Builders viii tho
nascns and carpenters work separately The plans sad
Of the work required be DONE and nfor
nation in regard thereto be had At the ece Of the Su
trest blank estimatss can be had II either once b.
The Commissioner the right to reject all or any
Of the estimates deemed for the interest Of the
Tim. BARTHOLOMEW B. PURDY,
Commissioner Of Repairs and Supplies.
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WATCHES. JRwEamY. cse.


WATcHEs AND JEwaLRY-rHE SUBSCRIBER Is
w selling ali descriptionso
soLp AND SILVER wArcHTs, JEwELAs SILVER WARE,
st retail, 1T much less than the usual prices.
. JURGENsEr wA-crEs- btu 4
keal Jules Jugensen watches received by arrival
with certificates from him with satch per
feet tmckeeprrs. WATCHES
Dnpex and sverr in hunting magic cases, perfect
tnekeepers INDEPENDENT
and quarter Watches for timing
silver eases. cinoNcMETREs
Splendid sod pocket chrononeters which run without
any variation EIGHT DAY WATCHES
Watches which run eight days.
ENAMEL WATCHES.
fer ladies, rome in hunting cases
DIAMOND WATCHES
for ladies, some In magic cases.
MAGIC WATCHES,
which change into three different watches.
WATCHES
mp and turn the hands without any key.
Zine gold iepne watches four holes welled a16 en-
Fine gold detached levers .4........,.... 20 m
Gold snAmsled watches for the ladies' ... IS %
Gold English patent levers. Observation-Disclosures. rs 60
Gold Ensi.h patent levers hunting eases %
Silver patent levers IS low Observation-Disclosures. I6 90
silver detached levers, as low as........... II 90
and all other styles Of watches ut equally low prices
Diamond earrings pins bracelets
for sale At much less than the usual prices
JEwELRY.
All kinds Of gold chains pure gold Wedding rnss rold
Keys ana seals gold pens and pencils gold and silver thin
and silver spectaces gold toothpcks charms ohetslsns
chains, &c. SILVER WARE
sterling silver spoons cups, forks Psaknvss napkin
and elry exchanged All watches warranted IL Issp
good time or the money returned.
REPAIRs.
All kinds OF watches and clocks cleaned repaired In
the best manner, 1T much less than the usual prices
GEORGE G. ALLEN,
Importer Of watches and ewery wholesale rsa Ne
ii Vail street second foor near Broadway.
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ENORPORATION NoTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS HERE.
given to the owner owners occupant or occupants
ed thereby that the following have been
ptcd the Assessors and lodged in the office Of the
animation by all inter-
estes regulating Thirty street from Sc
therein The limits embraced by such include
all the several houses and lots ground pieces
street from Second to Third avenues All persons whose
who opposed the either Of them
cd present their objections in ng to the
their Office No Hall Of Records within thirty days
the date Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors
CHARLES McNIELL, }
Once Bureau Of Assessments Street Department, June
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THE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL yNITED STATES
Nail SteanerThs ships comprising this line are the

ARCTIC. ............ Captain Lace.
BALTIC. ......,,.,.,.... Captain Comstosk.
These ships having but BY contract expressly for
service every has been taken In their
ructon in their snsnsto strength and speed
and their for for
elegance and comfort.
Price Of passage from New York Liverpool In Arst
cabin $lo In second cabin, SO Exclusive Of extra
dse state room, $40.
From Liverpool to New York, ES0 and eos.
An experienced surgeonatteohsd TO each ship.
No bsrths secured until paid.
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NEW YORK TO THE WHITE MOUNTAINS, BY THE
IN Atlantic and ST. Lawrence Railroad from Portland
the only route by which travellers reach the base Of
White kountains by railroad summer to
CONNIE juno n, 166S-Traveers for the White
tains leaving New York In the evening boat the stonn
time to take the A. NJ train for Portland by the Boston
and Mane Eastern Railroad arrive At Portland at lie
Travellers leaving Boston y the 245 r train, lodge
train from Portland Travellers leaving Boston in
evening boat arrive in Portland In time to take the
train from Portland Fare 81 50 by this route
s. T. CORSER, Supt. Atlantic and st. L. r. Z. y
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AsTROLOGY,

II SHUMAN, A SWEDE BY BIRTH JUST ARRIVED
In this city, offers his services IN astrooey physoo
nomy and signs and gives the most satisfactory
marriage past and future events &C. Nativties
calculated for ladies and gentlemen Once 72S Houston
street, between Varick and Macdougal streets
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A SPLENDID AND COMPLETE VARIETY OF SUN.
IA cravats tief &C. oAmbrc and French batste
ing silks silk and linen, French washing silk &C., Alex.
anders KID gloves silk Isle thread and linen thread
gloves The up town Mems Furnishing depot, LEWIS a
EACoRD 65 Broadway, Stuyvcsant Institute opposite
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
" hereby given to the owner or owners occupant or
Of all houses and lots improved unimproved
lands cited thereby that the following assessments have
completed the and lodged in the office
the Bureau of for by all
interested grading Fortyfith street from Tenth
The limits embraced by such include all the
Y houses and lots Of ground vacant lots pieces and
of land situated both sides of Fortyh street.
from Tenth to Eleventh All persons whose inter
affected by the above named and who
opposed the either Of them requested to
present teir ctons in writing to the undersigned at
their Office No. Hall of Records within thirty days from
the date Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES MCNEIL,
Oce Bureau Of Assessments Street Department., June
q 1853
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CORPORATION NOTICE.--PUBLTC NOTICE Is
~ hereby given tothe occupant or occu
pants Of all houses and ots improved unm lands
affected thereby that the following assessments have
by the lodged in the ONCE
te Bureau OF Assessments for examination by all
nterested v1For tagging the northery sidewalk Of Thr
~ fourth street. between Ninth and Tenth The
kns embraced by snch include all the
nd s;tuassd on tSe worth Ala az hs
tween Ninth and Tenth All persons whose nte
RESTS affected by the above named
ne opposed TO tho either Of them requested
present their objections in writing to the undersigned at
ths Once No Hall Of Records, within thirty days from
The date Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES j. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES MCNEIL,
Once Bureau Of Assessments Street emit June
D. n6a =
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fyRoToN AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENr.-To CONrRAC
torsSeaed proposals endorsed Proposal for Sewer In
Dsver street, will be received At the office Of the Croton
Aqueduct Department until Monday the 9th day Of June
resolving basins and enlver in Dover street from the East
IN length shout 65 feet The plan Of the and spcid
cations for the building Of the and all other informa
toh relating thereto be obtained application to the
Water Puryeyor, ut this office. NICHOLAS DEAN,
President Of the Croton Aqueduot Department.
NeN York juno ID. 1859
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TNHE CABIN PASSENGERS ON BOARD TIE PICKETT
ship Prince Albert, from London TO New York being
most DESTROYS Of expressing their high Of the bty
az seaman, the power Of command as captains exh
been main.sned seconded by his able the
happiness in every respect the voyage Capt
VIM A. Macgi, beg TO offer him. In this simple form their
!sntons and with sentiments Of esteem to tende their
best wishes his continued prosperity and tho nesst OF
Prince Albert entering New York hsrbor June zlss3
Julian, Jas. W. POULAND, Lewis W Oakley N D. csharine
Julian, Elizabeth G. Lesturgeon Elizabeth Bashelor
Julian, Charlotte L. Julian.