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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-20

JAS. h. EDWARDS THOMAS c. PUGH
Fail and Winter Fashions for 4 SJ2-'3
LNDWARDS & PUGH 3 doors aboueJ J. q. Meem and
IA opposite s. B. Thurman, Nam 81 Lynchburg. Va,
have Just received their stock of Fall and Winter Cloths
Cassimers and Vestings which consist of the latest
Styles and finest quality of French and English
ucturers, and will be MADE UP Order with warranted
workmanship and fit My old customers and the pub
lie generally are invited to call and something new
aud beautiful. JAMES b. EDWARDS, Agent,
sept 25-dts For Thomas G Pugh.
lust TO hand ON CONSIGNMENT large
~ lot superior Seed Oats.
ECHOLS, PRYOR & TALIAFERRO.
Feb23-ts
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Rendy-Made Clothing.

of SUI eror make and finish made expressly for city
trade besides others medium and ordinary to
which invite call from city and country friends
and the public generally.
Our stock Of Furnishing Goods Is compIetens TO quail
ny and quantity. without euumentbg the various arti.
clos We shall keep constantly on hand all articles in
the different departments of our bu.iness.
We present ourselves the public for liberal SHIRE Of
patronage and il shall be aim, it is desire to
plcase all who may nvorus with .uch feeling nssuied
that if attention business, and to merit de.
pend upon observance of the rule, do unto others
you would they should do you" shall not full.
Aprl2-ts BAKER & CLANEY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-19

'bRPORATION NoTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS HERE
given to the owner owners occupant or occupants
houses and lots Improved or unmprovsd lands affect
the Assessors and are lodged in the oce Of the
Of Assessments for examination by all persons in
fsted vis-For building sewer In Nineteenth street.
Eighth TO 100 feet east Of Seventh The
ts by such assessment include all the several
and lots vacant lots pieces and parcels Of
situated both sides Of Nineteenth street. from Sixth
Eighth avenues the side Of Seventh avenue 100
north and south Of Nineteenth street, and the
Of Sixth avenue 100 feet north and south Of Nineteenth
Set. All persons whose interests Affected by the
named and who are opposed to the same
hing TO the undersigned, at their oice, No. Hall Of
ords within thirty days from the date Of this notice
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES ]. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES McNIELL, }
NICE Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department March
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-19

ROTOR AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT-TO CONTRAC-
torsSealed proposals. endorsed Proposal for in
hue A. also with the of the persons making
and the date Of it's win be received at
oce Of the Croton Agueduct Department until Monday
21st day Of March, 1883 at twelve O'Clock NJ TO build
sr with the necessary receiving basins and culvers in
A. from the In Sixteenth street to Fourteenth
being in ength about 500 feet The plan Of the sewer
specifications for tho buildn of the and all other
rmaton relating thereto 10 obtained application
Ihe Water Purveyor, at this ot.tce
NICHOLAS DEAN
President Of the Crutun Aqueduct Department..
XaN York. March L. 1853.
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A USTRALIA.-PIONEER LINE OF MONTHLY PACK
"a ets-Ihs nearly new ahd beautiful clipper bark
OREGON, 600 tons burthen, Captain Thos Hg,ins,
~ her berth pier R. having just completed her first
around the world will succeed tho Fuphras the
esnth ship Of this line and sail from New
Tor elbournc Port Philip the 10Th March,
rnay The Oregon is the only true clipper built vessel
advertised for next month Her cabins roomy
ngnt ana well ventilated and fitted up in the
ifee manhsr possible II is succnt to add that she
DC in the same liberal her prede
Pioneer Line the first the only
regular ne The object OF the proprietors to establish
on basis and they deem 10 TO state
@ none Of Their vessels have been Obliged TO stop at
W. Ior suppies nor has there been word Of plant
sgsns them Rates Of passageSaloon, $225 cabin
EIo @eond cabin double bcrtls s25; single do $l40
Esrythng provided b the ship except wines liquors
and towels The remittance Of will secure pi
fag Tor which enrly application Is to r.
CAMLEON, or JOIN OGDEN, JIG Wall street
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boron AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENTAL CON-
tractors.-seaod proposals endorsed Proposal for
in Broome street, also with the Of the person
making the same and tho date of its prssenta
will be received at the once Of the Croton Aquoduet
artment until Monday the 18th day Of March, 1858 at
clock NJ to build sewer with the necessary receiving
and euiverts in Brooms street, from the at
bia street to Eldridge street. being
fcss The plain of the and speoi for tho
ding of the and all othor information relating
eto be obtained application to tho Water Pur
2, at this Office. NICHOLAS DEAN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-19

STREET DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF RECORDS
PnIis notice is hereby given that the following pc
nnh street 70 isF four feet Of sidewalk.
kishsh avenue Also the following petition
ss feet on the from to
All persons Interested having objections thereto
lis Once SSsH$ Ess$ s.::
CRoToN AQUEDUcT DEPARTMENTzToco CONTRACT
ssns aas the with a' the III
@ BE- s Of e
o'clock build receiving basin culvert
Of The and for tho Of
on application to the Water Purvey9T At this once
New York, March is, 1853.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN, MARCH IS Is,s-THE SUB.
ss published in the employed Sy The
The Counsel to the Corporation to whom the
resolution Of the Board of Aldermen hereto annexed
he examined the matter herein referred to- and
% e the meaning and intention e the %
sSs Council having determined the police
for the Common Council change revise their
b Sn and the the which
fS the have a, the that
mination of the Common Council and that tho
Council therefore, under that the
force of the Nineteenth ward beyond the number originally
determined without resort to the Legislature Respectfully
submitted. H. j. DILLON.
February 16, 1853
Whereupon Alderman Oakley presented tho following
dinance:-
An ordinance to amend ordinance organizing the
BE il ordained y the Mayor Aldermen and Commonaty
That shall be lawful for the Aldermen and Assistant Al
of the Nineteenth ward to nominate the Mayor
twenty additional policemen to the police force
said who shall hold their offices for the term
NV md Dartp
city and be to the like rules and regulations aud
invested with the same power and authority.
Alta MEETING OF THE SPECIAL COMMITTEE OF
n the Board of Assistants investigating the charges
committee the 18th instant it was
Resolved That notice be published in the newspapers en-
poyed by the Corporation that the committee will
with the investigation the charges against members
tho Council and the officers Of the city govern
ment at their next meeting to be held at the chamber the
Board of Assistant Aldermen Monday the 2lst March
EDWIN BOUTON,
J. o. BARKER,
s. b. McG0WN,
ID. H. HUNT
Il. WOODWARD
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CAMDEN AND AMB0Y RAILROAD TO PHILADEL
~ ghiafrom pier No. North riverT lines daily At
town, .sndr .to.mSoat r.; ssoeiton Phii.dsiphs.
ter Amboy thsnee direct Camden BY osrss5ronxh in
f0-T hour: Fcrs-sa Returning leave Philadelphia At
FOR ALgANY-IARE sl::-ALBANY AND NEW
trains, a Am and So .onnootns AZ Albany With
depot Of White Elm and Centre streets where
Soese s'ss ga s p 10.
sengsrs also received ct Broome Bewery
croton Fails and Chatham Four cor
ners only All other trains will start from City Hall
HUDSON RIVER RArLRoAD.-rRAINs DAILY FROM
II Chambers t.,n street; for Albany and Troy
resshns Baaso or At oSSs ss
Express train, 8 Pm. Accommodation train, Pm
s s @ a. Chambers Canal Christopher Four
Sunday trains from Canal street At TX A. M for Pough
EI5 issfRgn q. Tny sssn
NEW YORK AND MISUNDERSTANDING UNI.
ted states Mail and Express Lines through in four
To foot Of .t via
and f AZ IL The San and g n and in the
An and PM 500 For Bsi,imors' washington stS :
.sss IL Tho s%S AND and
y sen ssT s With cross the
NYAAS;,KI AND TAgRYTowN.-A STEAM IERRYBoAr
WILL from this date run in connection with the A. M
trains leaving rarrytown AZ So 2I until no.
NEW YORK AND MONTREAL RAILRoAD-NEw
~ foN to burlington, St Johnsbury ogdensburg Mon.
tfsa and intermedise towns Tickets can be
way Express leave at and NJ baggage ssSsS
alp every dayat r ~ Nus o isGias fur h,S Psiee
fPuueeu' L. HYDE, Agent, l52 oou,n street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-19

E0TICE.-PuBLIC NOTICE rs HERE.
~ gwen, that petitions have been presented In tho
rd OF Aldermen fer the construction sewers In the
I,wing named streets, to wit In Sixth from
IyseVenth 70 Fty second street, also in Ridge street.
brooms to feet north Of Grand street and
from Gold to Pearl street; also in Dover street
Franklin SQUARE to East river; also In North Moore
et, from west broadway 30 Hudson street; also In
ninth street. from Second TO Third avenue; also in
street from Jane TO Troy street Also In the BOARD
sstanN Aldermen for sewer in Thirtyfrst street be-
Second and Third avenues All persons In crested in
Move or either OF them and having thereto
equetted TO present thcsame In writing tthe
,, At this once on or before Friday, 18th inst
NICHOLAS DEAN, President
Ietop 1uucdEct Department March 10 1854
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CLOTHING.

CAsT OF CLOTHING-S2,0O0 WORTH WANTED
The highest cash price will be literally given in current
description: Address through post call JAHES
MORONEY a his second hand store Orange street
Chatham.
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bAMUTArIoN OF QUIT

bMMUTATION OF QUIT
Dartment, New York CITY
bection 8, title 4, Of the ORD
ID, that "whenevsr any pc
mute any quit rent due I'll
y Of the Com ptroller TO osll
Of six per cent, and upo
The same And all arrears
sury, 10 shall be the duty
arslsass Of such quit rem
% for committing on 81
WAS reserved on q Ia
IRE 10 sell and give 0 Z
the rule Of The ofiic
commute unless all the
In the Communication. tn
|given IN opinion that the
Srate communication, unless
cement between the formc'
quit rent. I have doteYu
prding 10 the provisions Of
ing satisfactory evidence
release Is not less than
bion Of land to DO released
en the owners.
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MEDICAL CARD.--DR COBBETT, l9DUANF STREET
M between Chatham aud William streets directly ID.
posite the Chatham Bank he with
on all diseases 20 which flesh ia heir to- Dr. C. s reyuary
educated physician and and all have
Tered from the mareatment OF medical NAV rey
on being honcrably treated. N. B.iec my dpl ina In
once rs member Of the New York University Nd Zoo ~
cured LOUIS irvn IA, ~. W w, N,
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TEAS.

TEAS.
rTNEAS.-BEST BLACK, 4s:. FINE, S. EXTRA FINE
green, 4s best imported 6s per b; best old Java
fee gc lb best Orange county butter 2 b tine
L. 0d Is Sd, and Is Cd per lib. Just received large
quantity of French OF the finest quality
Fresh eggs, 9 for n shilling. SHERWOOD,
$50 First avenue, corner Fourteenth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-19

CTEAMER FOR AUSTRALIA, VIA THE ISTHMUs OF
- Psnsma-The substantial steamship UNICORN, Capt.
Lapidge having beautiful accommodations will be
dispatched from Panama in the early part April for Syd
ney New South Wslss under steam and canvass She will
take limited number Of and cabin
who leave New York late by March
for Aspnwa The attention Of persons wishing avoid
che voyage around the cape invited to this opportunity
Apply TO ROWLAND n ASPINWALL,
Sout atrpet Nar ynrL
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CORPORATIONS NoTICe-pUBLIc NOTICE IS uERE

l0RP0RATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS HERE
by given TO the OF occupant occupants
house. and lots or unimproyed lands Affect
hereby that the been compet
the and lodged the oco of the Bureau
Assesments for examination by all persons interested
tng Forty ninth street. from Eighth to Ninth avenue
limits embraced by such include all the sevc-
houses lots pieces and parcels of land situate both
Of Forty ninth street. from Eighth to Ninth avenue,
south Of Forty ninth street. All persons whose
rests are Affected by the above named assessments,
ested to present their objections in writing, to tho
igned at their office, Ne Hall of Records within thirty
10 from the date of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors
CHARLES McEIELL
nee, Bureau Of Assessments Street Department March
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-19

fkEET DEPARTMENT. NO. 4HALL OF RECORDS
Public notice hereby given that the following reso
have been presented In the Board Of AldermsnTo
our feet Of sidewalks in Thirty street between
9Th and Sixth avenues; to fence vacant lots in block
ground bounded BY Thirty fourth and Thirty. afth
and Fourth and Fifth avenues; TO fence lots
lock OF ground bounded BY Thirty third
cts and Fourth and Fifth Aiso the folio wing
iuson IN the Board Of Assistant lay
in washington street, at the Intersection Of Rosde
Ct north side AZ Interested having objections
are requested to present thsm writing to tho uu
gned ut HE once, before the 18th dsv Of March
ant. JAMES FUREY, Street Comm ss;anar
areh
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CLAIRvoYANT ExAMINATIoNs.-DR SWAN AND
Madame , Johpon will remain At their present
on the friends lost g. ssisi
3 S a nd Will Will ss T'
months Office and residence $40 Madison street. Hfs the
Ges or rns. ss's vssa ss
ohec, corner of Madison and Conversion streets y
MEDIcAL ADVISER AND xARRIAeaT ovIDE,
mont physician and surgeon = Rssds ssrs:s sst 3
s0sf n and to II The evening. Solo 5 Is I'M
TEE MAnRIEp woSAS's PRIVATE sEDrc (; coz
q Women fvsntietk edition ismo, PIP. rs Pr1ss 4.
AZ Of ny .s % (.
mis sssp y q @
marriage as It disclose: Important sssss
Here s .s % sss one
q:
can discover the causes symptoms and The most ssissS
psins e sfi IL S s' SUBJECT wy co.
Extract Of letter from gentleman IN Dayton 0hiol
d., A; N; NA a. ~ Liberty street: = ''''
.anss Is
ns en-. ss ana and
pros,rstins her putting her life immiAsnt danger ana
sss's ss.sss.s :;:sss';:
yssr sa: shs SPOKEN s ss0ss sSS m0n heard
:::sss S.
aiscovsry Of NJ Dascneaux provided sensdy IS
opened prospect 70 which ttle conceived was pos.i-
DIG But Tor this ere another year would have passed over
neao IN All human probability my wife woud
In her grave and my children mothericss
as he, 70 nature %s .y sSs
Intended Tor the married those contemplating marriage.
sSs:sns fsSidrs s ASr fa1 ss sss C.,
Atlbssy; Joseph Tucker Mobile Also T. n, Peterson.
chestnut street Philadelphia On the rcceipt Of 81 cory
VII es trannittsd y mall free q postage 70
70 DR.. A. M. MAURICEAU ofhoe 10 Ljbepty street. NeS
York, or box i 22t New York Post office.
axpl n
contents o. the book will be Forwarded to any lad, oa
siss% wsS mty a..r. - re :" cSr.rse @ NY ss, ~
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICES.


DUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE, NO. 81 CHAM
bers is hereby given to the relatives and
of kin Mary WOLF late of the city New
single deceased and who is alleged to have died
ttte that shall apply to the Surrogate OF the county
OF NV York for letters the estate
Of the said itotate the I'd day Of April next
o'clock in the forenoon.
PETER b. swEENY, Public Administrator
Dated, New York, March 2 1859
DUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE NO. 81 CHAN.
bers srset-Noticc hereby given the relatives
next of kin Of David Barron Pttsburg
fornia deceased and who is alleged to have died nttas
that shall apply to the Surrogate Of the county Of New
York for letters Of the estate Of the said
nteac the 18th day OF March noxt at tea clock the
forenoon. Dated New York, Fob "a, 1855
PETER b. SWEENY, Public Administra tof
PUBLIc ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE, NO; 81 CHAM
bsrs streetNotee is hereby given to the relatives
and next Of kin of Peter awless OF tho city New
hack driver deceased and who alleged to died
tate that shall apply to the Surrogate Of the county
New York for letters of administration the estate
the said ntestse the 18th day Of March ns At
o'clock in the forenoon. Dated, New York. Fob ~ lSI3
PETER ID. SWEENY Public Administrator.
DUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE, NO. 81 CHAM.
bcrs sreeNotice Is hereby given to the relatives and
next of kin Thomas Swale deceased and who
is alleged to have died ntestate that shall apply to
Surrogate of the county Of New York for letters admins.
traton the estate Of the said ntestae the 18th
York, March ~, 1853.
PETER d. SWEENEY, Public Administrator
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EMPL0YMENT-s6 TO s25 PER WEEK MAY BE
II realized by tho manufacture of articles of hourly
sumption in every State Of the Union. Send post paid
directed envelope and dollar Mr. James Hancock box
40 broadway Post Once New York and by
every necessary information will be forwarded by which
either sex can earn by ordinary industry the above
Emgrants and persons about to to California
Australia should avail themselves of this opportunity
Pntent tight secured.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-19

CENTS. FINANCE DE-
y reh 7, l863.-It is provided
laco respecting Tho Sinking
- or persons may desire to
operation, IL shall be the
y Il such communication At the
BE production Of evidense
rsnt have boon paid into the
( She Mayor and Clerk to ere
There are daily applios-
e lots, where the quit
-ur tract by persons who
se free from ineumbrAnce;
rs I learn, has been not
Tners Of the original parcd
counsel to tho corporation
, is no loyal objection to q
here has been some special ap-
owners as to the payment Of
med, therefore, TO commute
tho above ordinance, on re-
at the amount to be paid for
the amount charged on tho
y any prior arrangement be-
!. G FLAGG, Comptroller.
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FRET DEPARTMENT, No. HALL OF RECORDS
Public notice 10 hereby given that the following rssolu
The block ground bounded by Thirty fourth and
fifth Streets and Fourth and Fifth avenues T.
rty fourth streets and Fourth and Rifth avenues All
having thercts are requested
present thom in writing to the undersigned at his ofoe
or before the 10Th day Of March inst.
arch 10, 1853. JAMES FUREY, Street Commissioner.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-19

STREET DEPARTMENT, NO HALL OF RECORDS
Sealed proposals will be received at this Office until
Tuesday th day of March instant at II O'clock
lots northwest corner Of street and
Lexington to flag sidewalks Of Second street
from First to A. Specifications had
application to the Contract Clerk Of this department
JAMES FUREY, Street Commissioner.
March IL, 1853
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-19

nR. RALPHs OFFICE HOURS, FROM TO u A. M.
~ and to r. M Sunday excepted, at No. 643 Housto
lei
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tRRET DEPARTMENT, NO. 4 HALL OF RECORDS
Public notice is hereby given that the following resou
have been presented in the Board of Aldermen:-To
those parts Of street not opened by
ceded to the corporation to open those parts Of Six
Rst street not opened by oeded to the corpo
to those parts of Steth street opened
ceded to the corporation Also the following
ns-To flag space four feet wide through sidewalks Of
nd avenue from Thirty to Thirty street
tn street. All persons interested, having objections
requested to present them in writing to tho
igned at his Office before the twenty third day Of
frh instant JAMES FUREY,
CIV York, March IA, 1853. Street Commissioner
fREET DEPARTMENT, NO. 4 HALL OF RECORDS.
Public notice is hereby given, that the following Pc
have been In the Board Of Assistant Alder
$:To pave and lay walks, In Tenth avenue. from
third to Forty street. to regulate and grade
following Streets viz: 18th street, from Eighth
TO Hudson river 190th street. from Tenth to
son river l3lst street. from Tenth ayenpe to Hudson
walk Of Forty ninth street, between Broadway and
hth avenue All persons interested having objections
eto requested to present them in writing to the
igned At his Office before the 2lst day of March
JAMES FUREY, Street Commissioner.
fREET DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF RECORDS.
Public notice 10 hereby given that the following petit
has been presented in the Board Of Aidermen-o dag
four feet wide Of sidewalks Of Second avenue
nty eighth to Thirty fourth street. All persons interest
having objections thereto requested present hem
rting 20 the undersigned, at his office before the
day Of March, inst -,
arch II. 1853
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-19

LNMM0NS' MOULDING AND TONGUEING AND
II growing machne-Snge machine or town. county or
state rIhts for sale The machine cheap easily adjusted
more stuff for moudings of all patterns than the
invented and what of greater Importance
no infringement any other machine Projectors Of
planning mills wishing stationary cutter machines othors
or parties wishing to embark in planning mills will do we'll
to examine It as tongueing and growing machine.
moulding and tongueng and growing machine
call as above or G. L. BARRITT solicitor patents 22
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-19

These ships having built BY contract expressly for
service been taken In their
In their engnes-to ensure strength ana speed
elegance and comfort.
Price passage Liverpool In first cabin,
$780, in second cabin So Exclusive Of extra sise state
room, $500.
From Liverpool to New York, ESQ and eos.
An experienced surgeon attached to each ship
No berths secured until paid for.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-19

WiNDoW SHADES MANUFACTURED IN EVERY
Style gold bordered and star window shades
ana gded All orders for tho city country trade and
LOT privme and public dwellings, punctuoy attended to-
nppy az ~ sixth street near avenue sixth street
man N'h'od VINO nd rltand ar'pins end shl ding.
W. EARL,
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MEDICAL.

HHR0NIC DISEASES ESPECIALLY TREATED FROM
~ II to o'clock, by DR.. RYAN consulting physician
to the Government Hospital Montreal and lecturer dis
eases OF the skin, chest, and nervous system Once $50
Broadway.
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|,OToN AQUEpUCr pEPARTMENr TO COW

trnctoxa-Sealod proposals, endorsed Proposal for
Ter In seventh avenue, ase with the Of the per
or persons making the same and the datc of its prs
alton will he received at the once Of the Croton Aaue
y Department, until Monday, the 2Sth day OF March
|, At liz o'clock NJ to build sewer with the
living basins and culvert in Seventh avenue from Fifty
street TO and through Fifty fourth street. to the sowor
being in length about 800 feet The plan Of
sewer and specifications for the building Of the same
all other Information relating thereto be obtained
duplication TO tho Water Purveyor at this office
NICHOLAS DEAN,
lew York March H. 1854
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HYGIAsrIKA..A SPEEDY AND CERTAIN CURn
ache and rhsumasm in the head and preventive
sonyslsions other complaints attendant early
and y nov being successfully administered in Of
An eminent German physician discovered the
valuable medicines Of which the beads Of the nccace Are
Of tbe public !. not thsrsors called to qnask msdsne
nent ofthe faculty peculiarly in acting throp3
the pores Of the skin directly The diseased sxc
nerves aeordsg generally Instant and always peyane2
relief And sae.ting permsnens sure Patients who, ST.
to ind relief may close Of thaS n
ROD BY returning the receive hack Ihe
IRsTinoEy-I do hereby certify that the composittonk
She msdeated necklace offered by SchuYner Muidsnse
Of such nature to unfalingly produce the mo ss.
factory results. g. BRAUNLICH, n. n, vll
No. 2Sb Henry street. Brsenlyn.
For sale BY Tho Propretors No Beaver street. Psiss q