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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-02

BOARD IN wILLIANsBURG.-A PRIVATE FAM
~ rssainy within tive minutes walk seuss o. sns re-
slip Ard Divsn ferries couple
Of with plsasant snt rsen ana board
References required. Addrsss asss 70 '" A. IT, herald
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L'OR SALE-A FARM OF FORTY ACRES, IN WEST
chester county ono ms and quarter from BronIvilis
pleasantly located commanding very extensive Wow With
cottage house. well Of excellent water and other
improvement Price, half cash. Tho Eighth Ave
nue. Railroad is surveyed through tho land.
KENNEDY SukkMAN, 10 Wall street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-02

NJ p. KIMBALL rs BEEKMAN STREET, WHOLE
In sale and retail ealer in doors sas.s id blinds has
on and manufactures order the best artics
to be found In the country In his extensive stock
found almost any article desirod Those who wish good
Article ut fair price whether to themselves for
shipping, will please call and for themselves
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-02

| ITO lET-TWO P.RLORS ON FIRST FLOOR OF
house No 70 Anthony street also the front parlor
frst floor Of house Morris street both
Broadway, aud suitable for dector's office; low
| second hour
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-02

DoARD-PLEAsANT ROOMS, FURNISHED OR UN
ID furnished be had with board ny applying AZ 81
West Twenty eighth street, near tho Sixth avenue
DOARD-ALADY CAN BE ACCOMMODATED WITH
D board and handsomely Furnished room Or suite q
" where she enjoy the privileges Of Board
<uired in advance. Address Dora, Broadway Post Once
for
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-24
DON:HLDSONFILLE
yroR DoYALDsOTVILLE AND x--,

THE COAsT-reg4lar Packet The. Tmes 54lsar.s1S
Week The and at steamer D.. W. JON -. rEssskks&
= ~ ttf'r,
leaving NesO~aus .sty MONDAY. WEDNESDAY Friday
TIT >DAY aud hTIKDAT MORNINGS
r. u tnl viii ani ires and r the
FoT which, afil. On board, 1t TIE Lover wharf
MARTIN GCRupN Ir
BOCLlGNY a GANUfiiEAU,
ROMAN q KERNlOS.
fS- The VII Isre every ia .Iay Thur
~ r-f uus In
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Finer IUsTcE's cognT JEAN FRoSTFRE JUDGES aad VT
PaEr=ii.rn nrrr,S=. 40 T. s4l.
6aY VIRTUE Of writ Of feri facias to me
directed by Hon = Garnle, firs' Jaeee efa rr
Parish Drleans g expos At public aHruuR, Sal r.
DAF sept aHf g. 1s5l i. o-s So, q. Hy "areas-4 so.
fr.l04IitHHlls street
one L0i OF HOUSEHOLD FCRSII UEE.
m45 J. J. HOTTIE c9nHatis.
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LENR RALTIN0RE. WASHING

II R A NJ
Et'olt & &DALllnotE' ' ," AL AoIi ......t......sE
Z snib z, 4&oE3H Llys \, lR Ti ANP
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mr.. Igssrige r5naHris rost-s IN lie World
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H.', ,[ 80, ~ ' t a.ys 81 '''s'" ana
Alsi, ana r.Ta,., dgct ,tt s,s5ia .s
may hgl w.. Wien t9a' Agents an te'aa Ntws
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ST Il us
wNEa,e WEDNESDAY, hu..st u At s a,,ta.spu
EOE ST LOUIS, CAmo, NEW MA S.~ =
- 5''s2,s iaas DafsDFS 81. if.; .ss
A.4 wHlfs 4 RrcHAN,N - Fe.,an .t-.-,.
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TsJ HITE LEAIl--in %, so, 100 and 800 ID.
Eegs, Atlantic, Iueu, brooklyn Pacific Ulster aud
Sl White Comranirss5, FRENCH ENCor sale by
jy9S A. DELAGRAYE i CO. u Magazine street
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ERKlNGS-50 bbls No ! new, to arrive,
tor tae by IN CARTER 60. 10 and Is Common yI5
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CONsTABLES SALE.

Ftrsr JrsrrrEs Courr WIDOW y. sAtLaT a. WhBTETM
Plu'sf faF Or,5,vs me. Sas l2-ss
EFY VIRUE of two writs Of feri facias to me
directed ly Hon. U. Gsenna First Justice r h. Peae
the paus VIII expose u.o g At RDAi
utsra I-g3 a, o'alaek WnrgholHs, - Ts9g
ouias rec
On- Il. ,t HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
aa48 J. ]. HOPPE. CsrsJabs
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gpROUGHT 70 the First District Police ss

J , P-.0-- ~
ELIZABETH black, feet Hehes high. 81 years od-s,4| a
size be- 10 Nirs. J57spuur tlrert. -1s9-
EDMUND MURRAY Light grI4 st ~ inches high
l, the afsnys he ia free bt surpoei bs
slave.
IONS WESLEY ight Erf feel u n.hes high, Is years Ola
t'td nt let eyr--fae hr beiongso Sir iitu' nE1u.
JOHN " LIAAS ha feet inches hsr, A5oa' u yraH o
nt aad eqesE sn u th oeh0adys be
, '. b
HENIf, nlla9, ct aass high, u year, odfogs be be-
longs to Mr. Hal,
The will F'eaae comply sith ne gy rssre,,tEg hem
JONATHAN WOPRLLL Warden.
NewOfsars. August 81, 1853. o iaW3w
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-12
WHOLESALE DAY GOODS.


MOULTON, PLIMPrON, WILLIAMS l. CO., IMPORT.
M obbers Of dry goods at net Dash pross No II
Vesey and No Barclay Streets directly In Of the
tor House Beg leave invite the attention Of close
TO their urrvasd stock of goods witch they offer
ing IN the warehouse to which they have lately
moved Their stock of Of the most extensive in
having purchaser and manager and system
distinct all the rest Thus this establish
the characteristics distinct separate stocks with
tho attic and energy in each department. usually
pended upon ordinary store.
Their stock number is upon all tho goods and by
which numbers they and thus
pare bills and they will ind that the goods have ono
price, and that this firm act the maxim that zone
mans dollar Is as good as anothers.n
THE DEPARTMENTS ARE As FOLLOWS
Print and Bingham department located tho rst Aoor
Dress goods department located tho floor. q
Woollen goods and mems department. located
first floor.
Domestic goods department located In the basement
White goods and embroidery department. located the
secc nd story.
Hosiery and glove department located the second
story.
Small wares department generally termed Yankee No
tions," located on the second story
The Of each departing is interested in the
turns of his particular department only
System of offering leacng and we'll styles goods
very cheap to sell others not well understood entirely
avoided in this sell every style Of goods
extremely cheap.
parties known they are prepared to
grant time by adding interest NJ the rate per
per and taking their paper payable ut the bank
banker, or commission house Of tho drawers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-12

CBALED PROPOSALS, ENDORSED "PR0POsAL
lead" win be received ~ shis ofhee un Monday
Avs M 1889 stls o'eesk 81 whish hour the bids wsli
use Of ibis aepS.t.ss Bdsess win state sspsrass
delivered required by the Department. ct 18th
and Tenth avenue Payment 10 b nado for the Art
President OF the Croton Aqueduet Depar tmsnt
croton Aqueduot Department, Aug. ., 1853.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-12

time buyers-George Brodie, 81 Canal street, and 81
cloth. and silk eioaks and manta now open for in
spectSn assortment Of the above goods just
They Of the and richest styles plain and
broidcred and include two remarkably handsome coaks
house for the New York Crystal Palace but being slightly
behind time for their other exhibition articles
consigned to g. b. their most extensive connection In THU
country Mr. Brodie would further invite the attention
buyers to his very large stock Of goods Of his well
known expressly got up for the fall trade
who already visited him this season. being quite
equal to the most approved French makes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-12
ORrA1TENTAL IRON WORK. DO.

CROwELLs CELEBRATED PATENT CAST IRON
" railing without rivots--An entirely article un
ryasd for simplicity durability ant eoonomJ adapted 70
any style pattern, ornament and warranted % cents
per running foot ess than u put up the ryet
rcipe The New York Foundry and Iron Railing Com
psny manufacture this railing oectLer with every doori
ton Of iron work for buildings Bank and vault doors
shutters brackets columns yau covers srating balco
MICS vorants, office and desk railing door and window
guards. As. foundry foot Of Forty sixth street,
Specimens of the railing in sections TO be at thsr
wareroom ~ Duane street. few doors east Of broadway
John d. wIcKERsHhM, MANUFACTURES OF WIRE
railing, iron fences for farms. &c. No. 3i2 Broadw
Ornamental iron work iron ard wire railing for public
private grounds parks lawns dwellings &c. from
mcnt IN this city prices from s. 70 $50 Iron dogs. lions
trosss towel stands hat racks umbrella stands sptteon
&c. &e Wckerhams celebrated railroad and farm fst oos
from SO to 80 per rod Tho subscriber offers the LARGEST
stock Of ornamental iron sor il the United states all of
quality Of hair and corn husk mattresses JOHN b. WICK.
ERsHAM, warehouse 3l2 Broadway works Nos. a. 80 and
81 Lewis street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-12
WATCHES, JEWELLERY, 40.

w selling all descriptions Of
GOLD AND silver wArcHEs, JEwsLnY AND snvBn vAR1.
ct retail ct much less than the usual prices
JuReEHsKH wAToHRs.
Real jules JHYSsnseA watches received By every arrival
With esrtAeAtes fsn him with each watch, peg
DUPLEX and levers in hsstinE and magic .ss.s ,.r,..
timeksepers INDEPENDENCE srcoED
and watches timing horses md seA end
l,: se pocket RI. ,s
Any variation. xIGHr-DAY wArcHAe
Wstohss which Vsp eight days.
HrAAEL WATCHES
jcr ladies. some in hunting casss.
DIAMOND WATCHES
for ladies, some in magic eases.
which change into three different watches.
WHICH,
m and turn tine hands without Any key.
Fine gold lepipo watehss, four holes jsweled. % .
soIs ss.%sll.. ...oh.: tsi the Ljig. ......."". .
s soiS snsiiss psssos levers, hunting :s:..
Silver patent levers, - low AZ. 16 -
NSlvsr chsd Levers, as low as....,.......,. IA e
snd ALI other styles Of watches tsauay low prices
DIAMONDS.
sainss pins bracelets sngsr rings and sssssss
Sor sale ~ much iess Than the usual prices.
All kinds o. gold chains pure sca wedding va,s ssId
scala gold and nenoils gold and th
bie fsaceles pns ioskets earrnga gsl
ard silver speotasss gold tcothpioks ehsrms shaens
ahsins. DO.
Sterlns silver spoons sups, forks, penkaivss uapsn
ruFs fruit knives Wedding cake kniyos &c. 10 Watches
and jewelry exchanged All watches warranted kseV
good time or the money returzea.
All kinds Of wstchss and clocks cleaned repae< Ia
shs best msaner a. much loss thas he 1sua pvissa
Importer Of wSobes snd jeweiry Wholesale and rsef No
II Wal street. second door. near Bresdsey.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-12

ITO THE pEAT.-A. s. HEATH, MD, AUR!sr, &C.,
devotes espccsl attention to deafness, discharses
noises In the head soro throAs and affections causing deaf
ness from 10 Gladly a. % Howard street. rst door from
years Duration j. Siiss eighteen years + Hcrrck two
years; Callahan, three years and hair speakman
fftetn wears Afro 81 discharge from the De- Rod
ssbury seventeen years, H. Wston s,a montns Wsbo,
esafnes Osbor recent aeAfneas and discharge
seott 6isehs,se thirty years NJ Chapple, National
Ectsl Of dssiDess Of three years.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-12

NTEW YORK AND CALIFORNIA STEAMER LINE
In via Niosragun-The Accessory Transit Company Of
Nicaragua proprstors Through IN advance Of the mail
:gs;ng fhs nsy double snsn; steamship STAR OF THE
sivsr 81 o'clock precisely, for San t.an del Nors,
Saturday August 2h, connecting with the aud ia
vsrte ssamshp Sierra Nevada tons burtheA the
Nioarasua transit route, having but twelve miles Of
land transportation These steamers unsurpassed
their ventilation IN For Information or
passage apply only 10 CHARLES MORGAN, Agent No,
Bowling Green,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-12
OCUILSTs AND AURxsTs.

DEAFNEss PERMANENTLY REMoyRo IN YHw
H. days without or operation BY the use d
the celebrated Acoustic FlSd discovered altar t~sny ysase
insesart study fdseases Of surgeon 70 shs Royal
surt Her che Qussn o. Great Britain Queen
The Dutshsss The King Louis
Philippe so stc In al eases Of DEAFNESS
whs, ..stn for twenty certain rs,sf .S nsrHs
By the medical profession throughout fnrope and now
offered for the Grt time to the public In this county W
states Canada or the Mest receipt Of ave
dollars, dire cted 10 Dr. LONTAANE No. Union sGect Al
bAey. New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-12

CORPORATION NOTTCE.-PuBLIC NOTICE rs
hereby given that petitions have been in the
beard Of Aldermen for the Of in the
Broadway TO In Greenwich streets also in Thirty
tOh street, between Fifth and Madison also In
Anes street. from tie in Hester street to point in
Front Of Ward school, No. "a also In the Bowery, from
Tenth North river also Centre street.
rom Cross street. ut Duane street. to point about
portherly from Chambers strsst Petitions have also
presented in the Board of Asat for in the
n Thirty ninh street to Fortisth street also in Broad
persons interested in the above and having objections
thereto requested to present the in writing to
tsAa NICHOLAS DEAN, President,
Creton Aqueduct Department, Aug 8, 1883.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-12

NvOR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OPPOSITION
II line Through tickets vt reduced rates. The new
splendid steamships UNCLE SAM. Zoo route
Tor th. Pasiho and the YANKEE BLADE, ESQ tSna.
the PRESENT comprise the line. 6Sst class tesnshp
will be despatched for Aspinwal Saturday August d.
precisely ~ o'clock p NJ, to connect with ths1 splsu.
sid and veil tn0yn ana fsss sailing .tssn:hI 5noIs
edAtsy ON arrival pasrssgsrs from Pa.aaa to
San Francisco The steamships forming this line hrs
p.ses; have superior and
the travelling public and 10 to be hoped that California
viii Snd their interest and advantage paroniss
this ne securing TO themselves speed comfort and safety
good surgeon win be attached to each steamer
and medieino free charge For freight passage apply
Only to z. MILLS, Agent, 81 Courtland street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-12

fyORPeRATIcN NOTICE.-PRoPOsALs fOR OIL
~ Proposals. will 30 received the ONCE Of the Commits
Ssa Streets and Lamps Of Chsmesf and csssr:
r. NJ which time will be received for furnishing
Ne CoYpoyaoa Of the city Of Now York with 10 600 gallons
I've cents gallon fer empty casks ,ssuInsd Samples
and 0ss No I Mercer street. before the 10th day
4 August at twelve O'Clock n The estimates WIN be
svsasS the 18th day Of August 1859 Blank estimates
sa BE- sbtAinsG by application ut she eace Of che Co
- HENRY ARCULARIUs, Jr.,
Con- missioner Of Streets and Lamps.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-12

NHEAPBAY ExCURsION-FARE ONLY I21 CENTS
~ The superior steamer ARMENIA will make sxeur
sons every day except Sundays through the NArrows
the lower Bay landing Union the Jersey shore
returning Union at o'clock arrive before dark
Pare each osnts This "trip affords full Wow Of che
bay and harbor Of New York. decidedly the cheapest
and most pleasant excursion Of the season Union
part Of Export the property Of the Florence and
port Company situated the Jersey shore directly oppo
site the NarruWe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-12

CORPORATION NOTICE-PUBIICN NOTICE Is HERE
u 81 svsn DO the occupant or occupants
Il at and lots Improved unmproved lands af
sSed thereby that the following have been
senlJstsd and lodged in the office Of
the bureau Of Asseent for examination by all
tSSassste1, viz For building sewer In Thirty Fourth
street, between Fifth and fxth avenues, The limits en-
Of grs.nd vacant lots pieces and parcels Of land
fth and Sixth An per,oRs whose interests
seetsd the above named assessments ana who o
Hsif objections. writing to the .pd.Ined .s shsi.
~ Of this notice. WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES j. DODGE, ASSESSOR
CHARLES MoNIELL,
once Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department,
1883
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-12

CT1EET DEPARTMENT NO. HALL OF RECORDS
sealed propc.as vii be received At ths cfuos until
" street between second a.d Third avenues
trss street and Sixth to Grade and
Ter tb svssIe from Thirty third TO Forty dth street 70
hr9fih the sds.aLs u hshty hih between Four
to the contract clerk Of this department.. ~
..o, JAS FUhKY, strest Commissioner.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-12

FvoRPORA ALTON NOTTCB.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is HERE
~ ~ given 70 the occupant oesu Ants
houses and lots i proved OF lands ansst
Issed and are lodged In the ece OF the
bsau for examination by all persons in
Ssvesta VISITOR paving Mansin street. from Rivngton 70
etanSon street, The limits embraced BY such ss.ossmsn
ls pieces and Of land situated on beth sides Of
Nan street. from Rivngton to Stanton street. All per-
ssns whose affected the above named
rena and who opposed to the either Of them
ere requested 10 their In writing TO the
snseEned AZ their once No Hall Of Records within
Aafyty days from the date Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES j. DODGE. Assessors.
CHARLES NcNElLL,S
Once Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department, Al
xnsA s. 1883.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-12

E'ok LIvIaP00L-gNIrlD STATES NAIL srxAK-
II ship ARCTIC, Capt. J. q. Luce This steamship
Will depart With the United STAGES mails for Europe Ses
lively on Saturday, August 20 At " o'elsck, ", her
bsrth NJ the feot Of Canal street. Fer freight
hsyiss Uneqcssd 1900 %n9aat,ohs r sessnss sad
street Passengers ave requested 10 TX
The steamship BALTIC viii succeed The Arctic and
sail SepteEb er 8. -57t
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fyoRPORATIoN NOTICE. - PUBLIC NOTICE Is
~ hereby given to she owners occupant or 90
supants q ali housss and lots improved uninrroved
lsni affected thereby that the have
Hen completed the and lodged the oce
Of Assessments for examination By all per-
nk tagging in street between Fourth and
sude AL the several houses and lots Of ground vacant
A pieces and parcels Of land siusted both adel of
kkhty from Fourth to Ffth the
aide q Fourth svsnus and on The east side Of Fifth
Avenue north and south Of Eighty fourth street,
persons whoss interests Affected BY the above named
and Who opposed TO the same either OF
- Ne 1.dsrsEnsd At their ofhes n: hail Of Records
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGH. Assessors.
CHARLES McNIELL
onssBureaA Of Assessments, Street Department Avg
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-12

AAATRIMoNY MADE EASY OR HOW TO WIN A
N loverMadnme de Forrestis late ofPars and London
will send any address receipt Of dollar paid
the captivating and perfect directions to enable ladies
gentlemen win the affections of Of the opposite
sex may desired The Ia simple but capti
waiting al may be married. irrespective Of age appear
Gnce, position Address Madame dc Forrestie box "
Broadway 70 ct ONCE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-12

l. ROTARY commanded by VIM. II. Bnrrows, commenced
her trips Sunday exceptedD tho 18th Of July be
tween Newark Bellvile and North Bevills This boat
is propelled by of Barrows rotary engines, which
provemerts Of the Those Wishing 20 leave this oit
TOR pleasant excursion the beautiful Passac river will
fnd il very pleasant and cheap the steam
boat PAssAIC which leaves this city at 10 A. and !
p NJ the foot of Barclay street. Passage 10 CENTS
On her arrival the steamboat Rotary alongside
saio Leaving follows from tho foot Of Ceutrc street,
Steamboat lock Newark ~ ssl A. n, and Il NJ ~ and
Exp North Bellyille, 81 a. NJ. and r. n. Fare to
Bellyille cents, and TO North Beilylle Is cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-12

TINTED STATES NAIL LINE FOR CALIFORNIA -
" United States Nail Steamship Company connected with
she Pselao Nail Stss%shP Company carrying the great
and Panams ALSO, line be. ~sen New York,
Havana arc New Orleans sailing At o'clock p. n,
foot OF Warren street, North river
The United States Mail Steamship Company intend to dis
patch direct so AspnwA in the month Of August, the
10 wing steamshps-
The GEORGIA. :. -. Capt. John MCGOWAN. Aug. g.
The ILLINOIS. Capt. Hartstsns o. 3. N Aug. 10
Connecting 1t Panama with the Pacific Mail Steamship
Company feIlowsThe Georgia with the California Capt.
whitios and the JlinSis with p: Golden Gate Capt
The Isbmus be had at the lowest appcatea
st No. 1T West street, to CHARLES A. WHITNEY.
New York, Havana and New Orleans line-Ths Crescent
City Captain -, August IL and the Chorokse Capt. r.
BAXTER August Trsght OF passage can be had 81 The
where additional information bs obtained aYplsA
ton In person Or BY letter to H. o. ROBERTS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-12

CUPRKNH GO0RT,-IN fHA MATTER or TIN AP.
y peaNen Of the Mayor Aldermen, and ConmoA Atty u
The city Of New York relative 10 the widenng Duane
street twenty i've feet ., tts RsrthsIy sas thereof
York Pursuant statutes IN suoh made PROVIDED
the Mayor Aldermen, and naty Of the oity Of
York hereby ys Astss that they mtoAd apply
apPon Of Of fstnae and
In the entitled matter ut special the Su.
York Saturday, The 18th day Of August 1853 81 the
opening Of the court that dav thereafter
be heaId ts the nature and extent Of tho
hereby tho widening OF Dnane
twenty I've feet the aorthery side tbereof between
Bro,dwky aud uudson street in the city Of New York
ROBERT j. DILLON Counsel to the Corporation.
DAtad Nav York July Il 16ha
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