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THE spprOaeh Of spring viii probably suggest
20 the citizens a Hiilsborongh and Ils sici-
nifty the plopriety 81 having their houses painted.
as u u favorable season for work Of this kind;
and the subscriber takes this method Of Inform
ing his friends and the public generally. that be
Is prepared 70 do al. kinds Of eork IN his line
faithfully and well, and NJ moderate prices.
Besides The usual STYLE Of psriing with Less.
be has made himself thoroughly scqusinied with
The manner Of using Hslake,s Fire pro0f
Paint. and lhe Zinc Paint. The former
is intended for outside painting. and isboih fash
lOnabe and cheap; the lailer j. iniendefol inside
painting. and Is recommended by the fact that il
makes paint whittier aud cheaper Than lead.
All kinds Of Graining. in imitation Of Oaks.
Walnut, Maple, &c. will be executed with taste
aud neainess.
No delay need he occasicned by a want Of
materials, ss they can now be had al the Drug
Store.
E. WOODS.
February 8. ~
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TO FEMALES.

You viii find these Pills an invaluable medi
cine IN many complaints 10 which you are sub
jcct In distractions either total or partial, the,
have been found Of incstimahle hcneiii. restoring
the functional arrangements TO healthy action
purifying the blood and other fluids so eectuall,
as 10 put to flight all complaints which NAV arise
from female irregulalities, as headaches gidiness
dimness of sight, pain IN the side. hack, &c.
None genuine unless signed ]. N. Hobensack
all Others being base limitations.
II Agents wishing new supplies. and Store
Keepers DESTROYS Of becoming Agents. must adj
dress the Proprietor, ]. n. Hobcnsack, Philsdel-
phia, Pa.
Agents. DIR. 6. ID. Schoolfeld. Hills.
borough, ". c., Wholesale anil Retail Agent: ID.
p. Weir, Greensborough; w. III, Driiion. sum-
merfied; J. Piegou. Pennfrld; Of whom can he
had pamphlets Of cures performed, &c.
So Price each rs cents.
August %. 5o-lv
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DIR. CAMERON

RESPECTFULLY offers his professional SER
vices to the inhabitants Of Hillsborou.h and
the surrounding country. Office Immediately op-
positc the Masonic Lodge. and his residence The
one formerly occupied by Mrs. Anne Cameron.
January LIST. 1853. g.
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I,HNHE subscriber has opened Tin and Con
per Factory in the Town Of Hilsbo,ouch
and he will Try 10 con,inct il in the hest manner
lie has procured one Of the best Of Northern
wortmen, and his work will be made Of the best
material and in the hest style. After irving The
work, and IL should prove moi 10 be good. II NAV
be returned and more goi in its place. Tin will
be sold Ut Northern Prices with costs and car.
riaee.
All bills to the amount of fifty dollars. at any
place ~ the Stale, all TO the amount Of twenty-
hive dollars, within fifty miles of this place. and
all bills of any amount. within TWENTY-FIVE miles.
will he filled and delivered free Of charge far
transportation. He woulc say 10 his customers
iiiai he will sell wolk as low as any house in the
State.
The subscriber returns his thanks for past ia.
vors, and he hopes he will receive lib, ra share
Of patronage, as he pledges himself 10 do ,us,ice
and TO endeavor to give full satisfaction in his
work.
All orders will he thankfully received. and The
work done with neainess and despatch.
GJ Ills shop will I've found at this time one
door below Maj. Palmer's Store.
w. s. CHEEK.
November IS. To-
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STATE OF N0RTHt CAROLINA,
ALAMAncE COUNTY.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions
March Term, A. ID. 1855.
Samuel II. Turrcniine and wife MARTHA.

William Bradshaw, and others.
Petition for division efiand.
IT Appearing TO the saiisfartion Of the Court,
that John snipes and wife Sarah, defend.
ants IN this case, are not inhabitants Of this
State; Il Is therefore ordered by the Court, that
publlcsiionhe made in the Hill-ho,ough Recorder,
Tor 'ix weeks successfully. for said defendants 10
appear 81 The next Term Of this Court. TO he held
at The Court House in Graham. on the lirsi Mon
day after the fourth Monday Of May next, then
and there 20 make themselves parties TO the pc.
lilion, and either plead, answer or demur, or Inc
same will be taken pro eOnfesso as to them, and
be heard accordingly.
Witness, John Faucet. Clerk of said Court, at
'ihce, this the ! l,h day of March. a. ID. 1859.
JOHN FAUCETT, c. G. c.
March Ia, 1883. price adv. 4:50) T7--6w1
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lM. ZIMMERMAN, Dur
For O Consumplire Coush.

y
ted with Cough, so distressing that ffeourD,
" despaired Of recovery; much Of the time VA
Obliged 10 situp al night in my chair, ss nv
cough would suiloeate me when laid down
Having used many remedieswilhoui much relies
al last tried the Cherry Peciorsl, which unJe,
Providence has cured me. altogether.
am with gratitude yours,
JAMES MCANDLEss.
This Is one Of the numerous Cures Of Asthma
which have been accredited to Cherry PeciOiak
Albany, N. y, April IA, ls4s.
DR. Arm, Lowell. Dear Sir have Tor wears
been afflicted with Asthma in the worst form. 50
ihatsI have been Obliged 10 sleep in my chair lor
larger part Of the time, being unable 10 breathe
on my he'd. ! had tried great many medicines,
to no purpose, until my physician prescribed, NJ
anesperiment, your Cherry PectoraI.
Al first il seemed to make me worse; hut in
less than week began 10 experience the mos
gratifying relief from its use; and now, in four
weeks, the disease is entirely removed. I can
sleep on my bed with comfort, and enjoy state
OF health which had never expected 10 enioy.
GEORGE s. FARANT,
Commission and Forwarding Merchant
From he President Of amherst College, Ed.
. rard Hitchcock, M. d.. Ill. d., DC.
J. C. Aver. Sir: have used your Cherry
Electoral in my own case Of deep-seaied bronch.
rs, and am satisfied, from lis chemical constitution
that II is an admirable compound for the relief
of laryhgial and bronchial difficulties. II nv
opinion as to its superior character, can be ay
Service, you are at liberty to.use il as YOU think
proper. EDWARD HITCHCOCK.
Amherst, Sept. IL, ls49.
Among Other distinguished authorities whohau
sent their names to recommend this preparation
as the best known 10 them for affections Of The
lungs, aie.
President Perkins. Vermont Med. College.
Prof Silliman, Yale College.
Prof. Valentine Mott, New.York.
Prof. Clcaveland, Bowdoin Med. College,
Prot. butterlicld, Ohio Med. College.
Canadian Journal Of Medical Science.
Boston Med. * Surg. journal.
Charleston. s. &. Medical Review.
New Jersey Medical Reporter.
! Hon. Henry Clay, u. s. Senator.
Hon.. Geo. p. Marsh, Am. Ambassador 10
Turkey.
Gen. Emanuel Bulnes, President OF Chill.
Rt. Rev. Ed. Power, Lord Bishop Of Toronto
Rev. Doct. 1.ancing, Brooklin, New York.
Archbishop Purcell, Of Cincinnati, Ohio
Also, many eminent person ages in foreign coun.
Iries.
Not only in the more dangerous and distress
sing diseases ofthe Lungs, bur also as family
jcine for occasional use, it is the safest, pleasant
Isl and hes, in the world.
G Prepared and Sold by JAMES C. AVER,
Practical and Analyii Chemist, LowKII, Mas
'achuseils.
Y Sold in Hillsbo'ough at the Drug Store
II nr. s. ID. SCHOOLFIELD and BY Druggists
md Dealers in Medicines every where.
Jan. Us. CO.
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WOOL AND SPUN YARN,
If WANTED, may be had by leaving an or
der with Messrs Nelson Il Paul.
May LIST, 1882. 90 33-o
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TIE TAPE WORM.

This Is the most difficult Warm Is dexsfog Of
az that iniesl TIE human > STEM. Il grows % M
sVnostindrlihile length. becoming so caiIed and
iaslenedjn the lnleslines and stomach, affecting
ne health so sadly IS to cause ST. viius, Dance.
Fits. DC, that those afflicted seldom IL eve, sus-
peet that il is Tspe Notwithstanding them 10 an
early grave. In order 10 destroy this Worm, a
very energetic treatment must be pursued. II
would, therefore. he proper TO take six or eight
OF my Liver Pills. 50 as 10 remove all olsiruc-
tions. that the Worm Syrup. which must he "a.
Ken IN doses Of two iablespoonfuls three times
day, may act direct upon the Worm. These d.
reetions followed. ha,r never heen known to fail
an curing The most obstinate case Of Tape Worm.
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oa.e'e's, 'eAu anu Juuee LOT yourselves.
For Influenza and Whooping COush.

NashviIIe. Tenn, June &c. lssI
Sir IL hsse repeatedly used your Cherr D.,
iarai for whooping Cough and Influen., M
have no hesitation 10 prOnonneing il q camu,,.
remedy. Four Of my chlldlcn have been atpI;,
led with these diseases, and the free use n n.
Pecloral has always afforded almost ins,sp, =.
lief JAMES GLOVER.
We attest The truth Of the above statement.
NJ. MeGINTY, Editor Of the
Nashville Wig.
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DR.. KUHL,s
For particulars see small bills.
Lynchhiirr. Va. Oct. s.


I.ynchbnrg, Va, Oct. s, 1851.
DR. j. KuHL, Dear Sir: | wrote you Some
time since. hut received no answer. ! am most
happy 10 inform you, that all Of Ilr last supply
of your Medicines have been disposed of, and
have given great satisfaction. The demands for
the AJyssiai4 Mi1ture and the Goli-.Mne Bal
sam are daily increasing, and viii be the most
popular medicines of the day. Please send me
fresh supply immediately. Fratcrnaly. yours,
E. H. ATKINSON.
For sale by Or. $. d. SchooifeId, ID. Heart,
and Mai. Thos. Hnwcron, Iillshorough; Carr
a. Watson, Chapel Hill; Cooke & VI Craddens
Tally Ho; DIR. ID. p. Weir, Greensborough; r.
]. Mitchell 4 Ca, 0yfnrd.
DIR, ]. KUHL q PASCHAf., Oxford, Princi-I
pal Office FIR North Carolina. 10 whom Agents
and alhe.s will dilect their orders for DR.. kuhls
Medicines.
May Is. 35--lyeow
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$500 CHALLENGE.

WHArEyER so.ssft he hs.l.A ana hap
p'ness % peepl< = a al iinss "a The
past valuable impdnsncs. Lake i for EFsasel
shaiessEy person vii % allih ihsirpo@er 70 save
ne lives Of fhsir ehiidIea. and that every Pefso1
~iE saieasorse prem as theii Own hssish a. All
sscfihses- | Zee Il NJ datssio sslsmniy assure
yos HAT W0RAs. .rc6isisg % he opinion Of
The most eelshraiei Physicians. are the primary
a1ses a. large u J6riy o. diseases 20 which
childnea and adults are liable. Ifyeu have an a,-
ENTHUSIASTICALLY changing from ons kind 81 fo3i
70 snaiher. bad bEeath pain IN she stomach. ,ick.
log Al the nose hardness add fullness Of Inc Lellv
dry cough, SLOW fever. pulse irrefular-remem.
sefthst all thessdenofe WORMS and you should
a once apply The remedy -
H0BENsAcKsS WORM SYRUP.
An srlieleisundsdu scientific principles. com
Pounded with pure vegetable substances. being
perfectly safe when taken. and esp be given %
The most iender infant with decided henefieiaIsf
Iesz- where Boosf CompIsinls and Diarrhqa
pave made them weak and dehllilalet. The tonic
properties OF unyaWorm Syrup are such that II
stands without anequal IN she catalogue Of me.
dicines 70 giving tome and strength 10 the sio.
-H1eh, which makes IL al infallikls remedy Cor
those afflicted with Dyspepsia The astonishine
cures Periofmsd by this Syrup after Physicians
have JAILED, Is the best evidence Of It's superio,
sfthcaey over all others.
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MUSIC! MusICa!

N LOT Of fine Music for Piano, Guitar, &c,
= IS offered for sale 81 the Drug Store. Il
will he pd at one halt H. ussal price. Ladiea
are inviteX to call ena exssniu< ~ pieces:
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-09

~ giv TO the owner occupants OF
al houses and lots and lands sase
pistsd y ths As.sssors and are odssd d the aos
sons interested. vis-For buildins In Broons
street. from the built vsxick street 70
and throuEh Suliivaa street to the Grand
street The limits smbrss by seeh ssssssnsnt include
pieces and parcels o. land htaAtsd both siiss o
aroems street, from vank TO Sullivan str sts both
sides o. Sullivan street. nom Grand Broome street;
the west side Of Sullivan street, from Brooms sg.ias
street, the south side Of Spring strest Clsrk 70
Sullivan street. the north side Of Watts from Sal
yas street to 80 feet west Of suvAa street, on both
sides OF Clark street from 6roons Spring street. and on
the south side Of Doniek street, om Clark street 10 rs
sest Clark street All whose interests arc ~
cted BY the above named sta and who are op
po.d 70 che same or either Of them ere g
Once No Hall Of Records within thirty days from tbs
date Of this notice.
TN WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES j. DU0GE, Assessors.
CHARLES MoNIELL,
ooe Bureau Of Assessmsnts. Street Department. Sep
kember 3 1858
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"TTNCLE TOMS CABIN. FRANKLIN MUSEUM
proprietor legs to that has
to The &
lowing ynopsis w .ser give
4.
S Is 81 cs c WIN
is,nin 4sssgm every night commencing on Monday
Mrs stowe. The author Of Uncle Toms Cabin. sur
MI shsfsy,s p.rOr Haley II. negro trader Mrs sssl
& s' sif a
afterwards sells Uncle Ton AZ. and Llizss chiid
Ilzs George Harr her husband and their little H.-ry
tells his wife that he - make bis to
. e.'.a' he bids her s 'e,ssill SCENE.
.n un ss ssn a
ana Elk SsS% ss IL ohio
sSss' t as fF & ssy !sE sss
wild cries; she sprngt another till size reaches the Ohio
''''' "A SENATOR IS BUT AMsN."
S . s ar III
ss "a "s' a
soas sfsG SCENE.
Inol. Tom is carried off by daley amid the sobs of his
W"'' 'All1 TNc IL TON SAVES svANcEL1NE.
8 s
be qua
A''' ana ms iisai
Is and fop.y
s''' Miss opl EVENING SCENE AT SUNSET.
t, Eva resis the sbo TO Uncle Tom in the esren of
THIS Is THE LAST OF EARTH"
:. Eva, Topsy and st Claire
St. Claire mortslly wounded In IN ARRAY at the Cafe;
THE AUCTION
Of Who sss vsr
TRANsPoRTArioosMr OF F THE SLAVES.
ys ss sss
ties to force incline become mistress of the house in
s'''s Classy ~ THE COTTON FIELD
Uncle ss snS s
Nig1T sCEsE
fsy
asy srstagen; the hoase Is hanned Cassys piaa for
\ Ana A~'nas rap Ta s% VA p s Gl'f''S
Co. s Of NJ ss nS. %ss s b 'S
hd in the last aeonics death blessing to his
wife and children sn Ss di1r GHOST
sind ms rSm to- old ssrr and s
mother Of liza and Mad 1houx the lister George
George rseesee ~ vas,ss he ossrsn,s Of
TUE 'RHEn ISL oLEE CLUs,p ASSISTED BY $40.
nor Cruyei tho celebrated baritone ard August doe
iel the eminent pianist have left music tour West
1sSgr9 LSosgors Buffalo, Ss,s.nd Dstro
y1NCLE TOMS CABIN NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
papers that ion the with above
yeGed but twenty dollars to
the staten snd the public that MI O. How
ard (for whom o. smtsed the the ,nrpose
presrne HE full sugbtsr 10 the character OF Eva
psiJ most literally
would also stse In consequence Of the many appiics
tone for the piece that Mr. O. Howard, of the Tro Ma
scum and Mr.. Pufdy. Of the National Theatre New
York alone authorized TO sell copies Of the dsms and
GEO L. AIKEN.
Troy, N. Y, September 8, 1853
NJ Office TO THE PHILADELPHIA PUBLIC TUE
~ drama of ~ Dole Toms Cabin z written by u l.
hU in REQ as Performed at c. HowM's Troy suseum
being 10 s ninth week Of representatives. At Tho
National Theatre New York will ehorty bs produced ~
tn Chett street satire Pbhadlphia and the Pub
M that city rerpeetfu informed thst the oisoe ROW
pounced the kations Philadslpbs 70 not ,te correct
cory. Au fuouf
A RNOID's oLTePIC BALTIMORE Gus ,hrifs
~ and gentlemen engaged a. this ostablishnsut
hi Oarly re1asstod meet the Gre.p klou Thrrt.
~ 6th inat A. II o'clock NJ preparatory e 10
- = CaAGLEs BDREz strs, nss.ses
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fyoRPoRATIoN NoTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is
thereby given to the owners occupant
Iess Of al and ots proved uaprovsd lands
zocted thereby that the following
0snpleted By the Asssssora snd lodged in the
~ Bureau Of By ali persons
krssted va For fencing lots Second and Thif
Sss.th street. The limits embraced snoh assessment N
Hssoes parcels o. taAted The east side OF So
ssnd betweeu welh and Thirteeoth streets
- hundred and thirty three eet east Of Second
III whose interests affected BIZ she above
and who opposed the OF either Of
ts.n are requesssd e their objscsions
V1saia shr.y days from Tho date Of this nstice 5
WILLIAM GAGE ..yi ~ 5aa ~"
cHARLES y DODGE Assessors.
CHARLES MCNEIL, 81 xf-l
0Nes Bureau o Assessments Street DspsrteLt August
=. 1853
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3 yORPOEATIoN NOTICE -PEBLIC NOTICE IS
~ hereby given TO the occupant
Raa Of al housss and lots improved unimproyed
1soted thereby thst the folio have
asnpeted BY tho and
0urssa Of Asssssnsnts for e1smna zion by all in
eeesseed yir-For kadn8 in Madison avenue be.
evsen Thirty ID AAd Thirty streets The mits
embraced By such include AL the several
BAD lots Of Vacant les pieces and parcels Of sud
Psysntb and Thirty eighth streets all persons whose
Interests affected by the above named
WAo opposed 10 either Of them
y present. their objsatioas n writing to che underned,
~ Sheir ofhoe No. 4Hs Of Records within thirty dAyS
efen tds dAss Of this A6tiss III
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES DODGE, /AseessorA
Oh RI fS MoNIELL, J
ONos Barsau Assessments Street Dep srtment August
=
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,TIoN NnTIcn. u. nEPARrMENT

HoRPoRhIoN NOTICE. = DEPARTMENT. Or
~ streets ard Lamps BY virtue " sne amended charter
oiyun s notice hereby zssn that propoae VIII be 70
csivef a. the once 81 OF streets and Lamps
for lighting With ga csabns and extngn hing the street
snH and a8o Tor f1rnshirg With all publc ri
arkeu snd tuil1 uaed hereafter 70 be ne5 By
she corporation in 80 district lying south Of Grand street
and runring from tire tc tne river lighted
by Tire New York Cas- "A ut omp4ny The proposed
10 furnished must no II t1e beet al.y
that nsed nby higher snouot thsn the paid
by the corporation for sSreet lamps
p'ice for furnishing budngf tho rsseas
per 900 cubic feet WI aot be entertained Blaur
esr he obtained It The oee tie cmm sonor y streets
auo snps Cham hers And Centre streets
estimates for the above expressed giu
ire iTth day ~ September, VI o'clock
vhsn the estimates will be put 20 opened Proposals
ehud enclosed IN sealed envelopes and directed N
Com n.so Of Sire sDe Lamps specifying the offset
of pro posais climates viii be- OPEN lcora
with twelfth rsnent charter in association WITH
Of she Dep artmeut BENRY aRCQb ANfuS, Jr
Cormise ~ Streets aud Lamps.
1'o Skaters -sEaLED PROPos Is WILL BE RI.
cciVed " the Govern - o Aims 10 &C. At their
ofiee N the r u - Park. unt 2ocnok utthe 9Th
int for ue tho south eGg ~ the york house - Nos
vtlr iHlrd a beat Vermont slate. also for quit r.
fasbtnfs td ladtrs Fpc'Gcati"us osn be sson ~ ti
~.
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EXPRESS AGENCIES.

IMPRESS FOR AUSTRALIA.-OFFICE SO BROAD
~ way. Adams Css express for Port Philip Melbourne
sRd Syone5, per steamship Golden Age on Wednesday
Septeu her q 1883
Onr FRS. express for Port Philip and Melbourne Aus
trala viii be despatched BY the ma ynf cent
steamer Golden age Lieut. d D. Porter, U. s. n, com
mspder Wednesday 18th inst, At O'Clock, L. NJ II
charge Of special messep ger to destination.
Frtights end packages Of every description will be
ceived At o~oe until 10 clock A., day OF sailing
and small parcels ard dispatches anti! o'clock. M AM
promptly BY hst opportunity after arrival
shippers reminded that although the ports Of
die &C., free duy lie nevertheless absolutely
that they should furnish with invoices of everything
detail enable pass their goods without delay a. tho
Australia Customs ADAMS a CO., SO Broadway.
GEORGE howroy, Resident Partner, Melbourne, Aus
trRlia- , =
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sSa'Esns.sr<1Y

LyXTRA PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAR
IL Ars II hOEDER 149 Wost kirbteebth street, is tie
OILY at gives true information all interesting
sHsire through e the rast sent aud future events
1LoEe Who Esv. consulted Mrs hoede know the truth Of
he assoc skill ia the above science Her IL
srrteS t1cuehOut UDitsd states with this most
found nf5eoce = the public She visted by persont
tie hiThe respectfully to theis entire satigfacton Ia
feks - teatb .sth, carriages love adaes, ourueys
irssuts Albert Trends sicknts and desth Bswars o.
In tssi'iSn and Jber her residence lag West Eish
teentt street bst~sep seventh aud Eighth avenues
with true Information
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sJORpORATToS NOTICE. DEP aRfAENr or re
~ pairs and supplies Septsuter2 1855 TO builders
essed proposals will be we'd at the ofboe % the Com
missioner spsirs and Sappiss No New City Hall
III Tuesday September Is, 1873 At ~ ococs ~ at ~oieh
ne will e opened I'm secrdsqce with the ordnance
a. refor for the sterscps repairs 70 he stshth ssrd
police station The ~ Pooe and Wootes streets
plans and speino.to OF the sork repaired 60 be done
md s information 10 sher be bsd a. the OF
If the sup-ints de- Of Fublic Buidngs No y Ezs
both street Blank .sti stes oil be furnished A. either OF
Scs Also estmssss ill he eoeve for he repsvin2 OF
rvosd from f-askD q TO Caaa strees with
ne bloch st All forcston sorirsd sil be "
4 City Hell osos " she suparints dent of
Psvemeu foot OF Rivng.sB street ALEC estimates will
81 the Office 81 the Com II Re oair and
B,pplee No. Nsw City Asl for the 4tsFa0ns additions
naI repairs houss of ook and Lsddsf Company
etsssed Twenty fourth srest 'et~sen seventh snd
eirhth avenues The pisns snd speeastonso OF the
r~sui 10 srd AL inform st resar3 thereto
sn be had office of the Suoeria tsndct Of eublic
kuilI No 10 Eizabep ctr ct Blank estimates vii be
f,tr,sbeS a. stnar ONCE rbH Conmssorer
fgb 70 roieo s Of the esstmsses deemed FOR the
~ SaRtnDLosEw b. PuEDY,
Coo nissionsr % Repairs and supplies
<-SFoToN loU DUCT DEPARTMENT TO CON.
ncors SsatcJ proposals endorsed Proposal tor build
fte crotor sqneduot Department (Hotunds psrk until
lobds. f2th day OF septic pbsr 1858 a. twsvo ocook
~ n tuid With the ncseessty receiving hAsns
Nrd cuvss street from Fourth NJ ret 70 budeon
river The psu Of and specifications tor the oud
Ls Of the aad III other iuormsten relating thrrs,o
d. oltspe9 o. seDicstsou &c the Wstsr fnrvsyor ~
4 aGi0e.
tT = rsF KFsT, c.inv prss1spt c-otou a7us-
rgsVsk cbief snginesg daes 3osrd