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U,OR TIE WEST AND SOUTHWEST
IN nd Whaling ZArakxilla Gin an

E,0R THE WEST AND sOUTHwEsr.-BALTINoRR
II and Chic Railroad fer wheeling GAINESVILLE GSaen nak
Leui,vi. s. Louis: A;-Th. s,:.. read vas s,st ....
nsshea esmpeted The entire road Ia a.s order
and presents Of the most pleasant and Pictarssd
routes in the world The nail train leaves Bati
mere daily At M and r.ns t. Wheeling $50 nhss,
may lsNs nalsinsrs At An lodge in Can
making the entire trip asylishs ra:s,ss:rs l.sv:
New York NJ An OF PbiladelPha NJ r. M, arrive m
Baltinsrs At and by ..ains the na train = rsasA
fO.r trep philadelphia To eennse* yith shs w.sts!a
meeting them At the Washington juA elton aseay House"
splendid Of the Unsn hns Quilt for this
with rosy unsurpassed acsomnsdatisns wait daily
for the and the passenger dswn the Ohio
Cipsinsau and Louisville where the st. Leu. and New
Passengers fer Cineissst x land rsutsl Columbus. or
other psre Of Ohio and the Ws alse proceed from
Wheeling BY excellent On ten hogrs to I.H.sys
whsens and charge for transfer either
baggage Fare BY thrsugh ticket with right 10 ls
anywhere the rosts) from PhladslPhia to Wheeling
SD; y Cins. sll TO Lo.syills sla frsm washins
Wheskng 50 S0 to Cinsts nat $ll; to Leuisvns
81 Fer ths tickets apply at rh.dsRAa Baltinsrs spd
stations WIN. PARKER. Gen. Superintendent
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EXPRESS AGENCIES.

A DAMS CO.'S ExPREss-FoK NORFOLK, PORTS
s. .. g. S9
sy semi weekly lin. Of u nail sts.nsr' u. Norfolk,
am. as.:s n: il. vii. y
ins M G s: .$
.ss :. a'.sy: a:
Isau::S prfss sh: f Rss
yIfssas s"s
Es,s..sS' Ssi.ssss s gssg
%:.: :. as . m:1 . ihnss
DGSs usy.T r:G .y Font
win nn TO- Uns e. &. The
will :: rsssi,:d until half p.st oeo:k
and o'eosk r N. All fresits for forth carona and
: ADAMS 4 CO, T % sroadway.
RERFoRD & CO.'S NEXT CALIFORNIA EXPRESS
ID will go forward steamer Georgia, via Asp wall and
hs. ass eSfa
q.Sery On sturdny next Small parcel. received till
''ns ss '''af' sHsFoR SSis
CHASE co.'s ExPREss-OFTIeE NO. 50 BROAD.
MA sSs e. East .ss t. c1 w
Shsris.on savssnsh Georgia, Alabama and Tennessee,
CoMSIRss, ,.:,, co.'s SOUTHERN cs, ExPREss-ERoM
places on the line ofth South carona r.irsaa to Tsoon
lines and On ren
be s.S ch pssst for eomBs sna
way where through receipts will DO given and
as to charges. &c.
CHASE co.'s CHARLESTON EXPRESS LEAVES
~ this day, ns O'clock p M by the u. s. mail steam
ship James Adger connecting with Express
throughout South Carolina Georgia. AlAbama and
sne Packages intended for Combs Co.'S should
be sent TO Office. CHASE 4 CO., IS broadway.
NoTICE.-ExPREss PACKAGES FOR NORFOLK,
IN Petersburg and Richmond intended for psr
steamers Roanoke jamestown, will hereafter received
BY Messrs Adams Co., 80 Broadway, who the only
A'''' ItDESa Hlizsi = 's: SS.
OFFICE NO 80 BR0ADwAY-ADAMs co.'s
~ week., United states Mail EXPRESS for California Ore
gon and the sandwich alands per United states nail
steamer GeorGA en- Monday June sth 1852 Taos Chen,
California Oregon AID the Sandwich Isand 10 charge
steamer Georgia for ALL Navy Bay direct On Non
day June 9th at o'clock p M FROM tie supsrisrty Of
our transportation arrangements the and TIE
facilities accorded the Pacific Mail rsieht
sent by our express s sure through with speed
Immoeiatsly arrival nj San Fransisss freight
packages for the interior swss and nng Cali
FORMS promptly forwarded by CID
without delay to dsstinston Shippers will please sssd Ia
their goods with Invoices before the day Of sailing
able us to have them corded and sealed In Small
parcels received xntl o'clock Monday Ne package
should exceed lE lbs weight ia feet cubic
and everything must be put mp waterproof
ADAMS CO, 80 Broadway.
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WATCHES. JIsWELRY, sc.


WATCHES AND JEwELRY-THE SUBSCRIBER IS
w selling all descriptions of
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, JEwELRY AND SILVER WARE,
at retail, ut much less than the usual prices.
JURGENsrN WATCHES.
Real Jules Jurgensen watches received by arrival
with from him with each watch
feet tmekeepers COOPER WATCHES.
Duplex and levers in hunting and magic cases. perfect
ttmekeepcrs. INDEPENDENT
and watches for timing horses and gold and
silver cases. cHRoNoMETERs.
Splendid gold pocket chronometcrs, which run without
any variation. EIGHT-pAY
watches which run eight days.
ENAMEL WATCHES.
for ladies, some in hunting cases.
DIAMOND WATCHES
for ladies some in msg ic
MAGIC WATCHES.
which change into three different watches.
WATCHES WHICH
and turn the hands without q
Fine gold lepne watches four holes jowellcd s25 40
Gold enamelsd watches for the ladies' ........ 90
Gold English patent levers sves hunting cases
Silver patent levers as low as............. I6 90
Silver detached levers, as low Observation-Disclosures. IA 90
and all other styles Of watches at equally prices
Diamond earrings pins bracelets finger rings and crosses
for sale At much less than the usual prices
JEwELRY.
All kinds Of gold chains pure gold Wedding rings qold
ke s ana ssss sca pens and Peno gold and thin
and silver spectaclcs, gold toothpck charms
chains, &c. SILVER WARE.
sterling silver spoons cups forks penknves napkin
and ev elry exchanged All watches warranted to keep
good time, or the money returned
REPAIRS.
All kinds of watches and clocks cleaned and repsrsd In
the best manner Mt much less than tho usual prices
GEORGE G. ALLEN
Importer Of watches and jewery, Wholesale retail
III Wall street, second aoor near Broadway.
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rtRoToN AouFDUcr DEPABThENT.-To coNTRAC-
u tors-seaiea proposals endorsed Proposal for Sewer
in Thirty eighth street, will be received At the o1es Of tn:
Croton Haueduot until Monday the 9th day OF
June 1853 at IL o'clock NJ to buiid sewer with the
necessary rse.vins basins and sulyerts IN Ihiryegh
Ninth avenue being length about nine hundred and i've
feet The pan the sewer and specifications for the
building Of and ell other Information relating
thsreto - obtained On application to ths Water
Purveyor at this Office. NICHOLAS DEAN.
President Of the Croton Aqueduct Department..
Nav York NAV
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PROPOSED DATES OF sAnrNs.

'' sSW hs c6tH.fsss CO., NJ. IS Wall ST.. N. T.
BROWN, SIMPLIFY Co., Liverpool.
g. q. ROBERTS 4 CO., Is Kings Arms Yard, Londox
JOHN MUNROE 4 CO., No. Is Rue Metre bAas dss
Victories, Paris; or
GEO. H. DRAPER, Havrs.
The Of these ships will b AossunAbs gsld
silver bson specie jswsiry preolous stones or metals
snsss bills sdng signed therefor sad the slss there
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HASTLE GARDEN.-THESE PREMISES WILL BE
let party parties for the Fourth July day and
evening. For particulars inquire Of -
FRENCH HEISER.
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CORPORATION NoTICE-PUBLIc NOTICE IS ERE
" by given that petition has been presented In the
Board Of Aldermen the streets
Wit IN the Bo~ery both sides Of the where the
street not severed also in Fifth street. from the Bowe
" the proposed sewer at Al also Fulton street
em the terminus At West street to the ousr side
Of the bukhsd All persons interested in the above
and having objections thereto requested to present the
same in writing TO the Contract Clerk At his ONCE
before Monday, Juns6 1875. NICHOLAS DEAN,
President g Croton Aqueduct Department.
YnrkM Nav
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FINANCIAL.
.,c>~>~.~~~o>r-o~~~~~SS0~
CNO nnn nAn LOAN ON THE M0RTGAGl
xO.UUU.UUU Bsnds Of the Illinois Central Kali

ROAD Company.
18th # JUN: next TIRE. soss. q 4:
payable
in the city Of NsS e. the sT. ssy Ap
h. place the LIST Of April AID LIST OF
In each At the rate Of seven per cent per an
.s:: ssss s s
sS' q ss r W
II: ys': Is: rs :2ss
will be plssd By lst next and the r.
% q :a' sn:''s sf
snd sosssy srr1.s a. New York ana New ss
lean: ,,n.. .,,,, -, :. ..,.d ,na.r -.
mortgage ssv.ntss. millions II dollars Of which have
States sshs
Total. ;. SO s5,Oes
The senpa.y win give each subserb.r sS this loan
sh.r.. q sIs atp,ts capital ..s shs d.Oo
or s%.s
Hs:.s I'D RisD;. PIoyi;i:ssi ::ssiss.: v. :: 1;s
sss b
viii a not
Per share,
~ ss. s .s H.
with twenty per cent premium and any accrued IN
proposal will be received rat. less thsa par and
III. the right to accept proposals for allen
cent u ne amount allotted :. Zach 'uAsorss
sad the balance called FOR by ths dirsotor not sxes.d
sthis option n full and receive hi. bond. At s
prefer In the seven per cent bonds hereby 70
respect a. these issued for the London Loan Of
the rat. q chilling. pence sterling 70 The De-.
lar such bonds will sNch the slbseri
: ii. Ia,: r e. ..ss s:as i n
stock appropriated to such subscription will bs also regis
tered in London upen the terms apd conditions
that registered there preferred nstamsnts and dv
dsnds thereon being payable thsre at the rate Of
change.
Interest will in AL 10 adjusted payment Of the
Sinai instalmsnt.
Proposals vi be received BY W BURIAL Treasures.
closed sealed and endorsed Proposal, loan Of
Of Illinois Central Railroad Company
Reports showing the financial condition
the the Of the and all
formation relative TO its affairs and prospects, be Oh
saned application to the personally or sy lev
ser. By older Of the Beard Of Directors.
HOBERT SCHUYLER, President, I
DAVID A. NEAL Vice President,
W. p. BURIAL. Treasurer, | Executive
GEORGE GRISWOLD, (Conmiste4
NORRIS KETCHUM
JONATHAN STURGES.
New York, April 2, 1853
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MATftIMONIAL.

MATRIM0NIAL-A YOUNG MAN, OF VERY PRE-
M possessing appearance would like to enter In the holy
bonds of wedlock with romantic young lady with
whom he enjoy the pleasures Of this % He takes this
to let know whsre good husband he
procured He worth fifty thousand dollars and has great
expectations All letters will be strictly CONFIDENTIAL Ad
dress Gus H. p. Union square Post Once.
r,o YOUNG LADIEs.-A GENTLEMAN WORTH $4,000
wants wife worth 81 900. Address John Naming New
Post Office.
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r,Hf NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL osIrEB srArns
= NAH stsaners-Ths shps ssnprisins this line the

These sbips having bees built By contract sIprsly
service has been taken IN their
gructionss N their sngBssto and speed
aud their for srsSuAss fer
elegance and comfort.
Price Of passage from New Livsrpes esbA
2c In second sAha 81 Exclusive Of extra sSs state
room $500.
From Liverpool TO New York Eso and ELS.
An experienced surgeon attached to each ship.
Ne bsrths secured uptil paid for
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLTC NOTICE IS HERE
~ by given to the occupant occupants
Of all houses and lots improved unnproved lands ar
cted thereby that the following assessments have been
completed by the Assssor and are lodged In the once OF
ths Bureau Of Aemsnts for examination by all
Interested vl-For regulating grading setting and
gutter stones sd the ssrrass Of Forty
ninth street from tho Sixth to Eighth The limits
embraced by sush all the several h.sss
u.ted both sides Of street from Sixth t.
Eighth and both sides Of Seventh avenue 100 feet
binches north south Of Forty street. All
whose Affected By the named
qussted to their obestion writing to the under
Signed at their Office, No. Hall Of Records within thirty
days from the date Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES MsNIELL
once Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department, May
B, 1883
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NROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT.-TO CoNTRAC-
proposals endorsed Proposal for building
Sewer In Forty fourth street." will be received
Office Of the Croton Aqueduct Department., until Monday
the 18th day Of June 1853 at ~ o'clock NJ to build sewer
with the receiving basins and cuverts Forty
fourth street from point about 200 feet east Of Sixth
TO and through Third avenue with
at Forty street. being length about feet The
plan Of and specifications for tho building the
all other information relating thereto
tanned application the Water Purveyor this oce
NICHOLAS DEAN,
President of the Crotch Aqueduet Department..
Yorb T.
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THE SHORTEST AND CHEAPEST nRoUTE.THE
Vanderbilt LIN: for San &c Tran
Of tho mai.0,iy line giving through tickets Including
for M'5sh on M
ing With the popular steamship SkoTHEa JoNATHxS,
transit having tSe9o miles land
These steamers in their
ss gpy Sny ns The Of hs SpsT No sga
Passengers are cautioned against the representation OF
hd s for Nth Sths n. SS1 ar: for this
steamship UNCLE SAM 1000 TONS. William T. Nil.
WIN 81. Tor San
Prss,sy and viii take only limited number o.
apa: o. this ,ts.m.hp ven knCwn aho having for
the xtanti. i j. confidently sas OK
Horn For freight Or passass apply oily 70 E. MILLS.
DEspATcH LINE FOR SAN ERANcIsco--LooK
spsy
pe s.' their sas foe sTos
A UsTRALIA IN SEVENTY pays, BY THE PIONEER
% . nss s sn f
inst 9rsan hahroP Is the tenth ;hP e this
a s' i
av IN ss .SS ossfs mss
agSgss'1 s A' S sS.H,s Ia.
stepped any intermediate port short of supplies Examine
the ship-her fittings for comfort and hsalthat pier IL
East River. II. w. CAMERON, ZIG Wall street.
VICTORIA LINE FOR PORT PHILIP AND MEL
bourne, Austr alia-The well known superior clip.
per ship AUDUBON, D A. Arthur, master hsving tho
greater portion OF her secured and going board will
positively sail the sth proximo For baaass Of freight
and PASSAGE having unsurpasssd apply to
KENDALL & CO, rs Pearl street.
Agents Ia Australia. Messrs Husscy Bond Halls.
A UsTRALIA.-SHIP TARoLINTA.-ON ACCOUNT
II Of the strike Of ths rRgcrs the Ia ronta has
leave her berth positively Saturday the 4h OF June
mere can be taken Apply At board
at IL East river, or to
A. PELLETIER, 9s Wall street. or TO
OVERNANN GRUNER, % South street
A USTRAIIA AUSTRALIA FIRST sHIP-THe
"A fast sailing ship NORMA will sail about the 9th Of
Juno few more passengers wanted at reduced rates
The balance Of her cargo being taken In Apply
y. RICHARDSON CO., 50 South street, board, at
pier No IA East River.
ENoR MELBOURNE, AUsTRALIA-ExPREss LINE
10Th June The new clipper URA, loading at pier
East river being Of small capacity and having half
earge engaged expected to G with
Parties wishing to Australia cannot do better than
limited number Of passengers only Will taken: Apply
on board, or to w. W. RUSSELL, 81 Old slip.
DOR SAVANNAH AND FLoRIDA-UNITRD STATES
~ NAH line The nav and splendid steamship FLORIDA,
o'clock p. NJ, from pier No. North river Apply to
SAMUEL L. MITCHELL, IL Brssd way
Tho ALABAMA, G. d. Ludlow, captain. Saturday
June H. For speed strength, aeeomnodaton, and fare
these ships have no superior On tho ocean.
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INSURANCE..

NORTHERN NEW YORK LIVE STOCK INSURANCE
IN Company Of Plattsburg N. Y.-CapitA1 &50O00
street, second floor.
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CRoToN AoUEDUcT DEPARTMENT.,To MAsoNs.-
Sewer Thirty street. will be received at the
Of the Croton Aqueduct Department otunda PARA until
Monday the 18th day Of June 1855 at IL O'Clock M build
with the necessary receiving basins and ouvsrts
plan Of the and for the building the
and all other information relating thereto be OBJ
taiced application to the Water this office.
NICHOLAS DEAN
President Of the Crot0n Aqueduct Department.
New York. juno 4. 1883.
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TINTED STATES NAIL LINE FOR CALIFORNIA
~ United States Mail Steamship Company, conRecting
with the Pacific Nail carrying the great
wall and Panama. also, semi monthly line between New
York, Havana and New Orleans.
Sailing at p NJ from Warren street pier North river
The United States Mail Steamship Company intend to
despatch direct to during the month Of the
following steamers:-
NEW YORK. AND CALIFORNIA LINE.
June 20. ILLINOIS $50. Hartsteine. u. s. N.
Connecting at Panama with tho Pacific Mail Steamship
Company, as follows
The Georgia with the Panama Captain Hudson, 8. N.
The Illinois with the Golden Gate Capt. Patterson us NJ
through tickets Except crossing The sthmus always
be obtained, at lowest rates, application at III West
street, to C. A. WHITNEY.
YORK, HAVANA,
June 13. $3.50, EMPIRE CITY Captain Wnd1e.
June "a. CHEROKEE. $50. Baxter.
Freight and be secured application at tho
oce Of the companies III West street corner Of Warren
street. New York. whore additional information be
tanned on application personally or by letter.
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MEDICAL.-DR. LEON GELBARDT, HERBALIsr
" respectfully to his friends and the ublic
generally that he has removed from his oAce, No 70
ard to No. N5 street. East Broadway. for
Of opening his premium depot for bis celebrated Homo
they regulate the bowels stimulate the
custon and purify ths blood by using them according
from TO 10 A. NJ and 20 p NJ except sunday 10
IAN. Advice gratis Tor the poor only.
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THE LIVERPOOL AND PHILADELPHIA STEAM
skip Company intend sailing their fayorits steamships
PHILADELPHIA.
city q Manchester Saturday June II
City 81 Gissgow. July
City of Manchester. ................... July %
FROM LIVERPOOL
CITY Of Manchester $1,000. 49,. July 6.
Saloon, d. SS5 and SIS j.eccrisr Ia state roems
limited number Of third class pssssngsrs will be taken.
SO to Liverpool xs5 -. :. from MvsrposI
Parties wishing to bring est their friends obtain
hestes and drafts the Bank
n FL sterling and upwards Hsndbills had the
once u TH0NA6 RICHARDSON, Agent
No. Is Broadway.
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E,oR ALBANY-FARE sl;-ALBANY AND NEW
II York Inland Route Railroad.-Two daily express
trains at A. NJ aud 345 p M connecting at Albany with
central lines of railroads. North and West from the
depot White Elm, and Centre streets where
through tickets be and baggage for
sengers and Bowsry ard Twenty
street and Fourth stations The above trains
will land passeng at Croton Falls and Chatham Four
Corners only All other trains will start from City Hall
station Of Tryon and Centre Streets a. hero.
fofn
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

CAMDEN AND AMBOY RAILROAD TO PHILADEL-
~ phia-from pier No. North riyer.Two lines daily, at
10 A. N. and r. NJ. Accommodation line at 10 A. M by
steamboat Trenton TO South Ambo cars to
press line NJ by steamboat John Potter to Amboy
thence direct Camden in four hours and
half Fare$3. Returning, leave Philadelphia ut 10 A.
NJ. and p, NJ,
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THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL
l. MAIL STEAMSHIPS


Chief cabin passage. $3.50
oeeona eADn PnssABe ~
FROM BOSTON TO LIVERPOOL.
Chief cabin passage. $50
Second cabin passage IS
The ships from Boston call at Halifax.
ARABIA Capt. Judkins. AMERICA Capt. Lcitch.
PERSIA, Capt. Ryrie EUROPA, Capt. shannon.
ASIA, Cspt. G. Lott. CANADA, Capt. Stone.
AFRICA, Capt. Harrison. NIAGARA, Capt. Lang.
These vessels clear white light ct head green
starboard bow; red on port bow.
Africa Harrison, from New York, Wednesday 1st Jsns
Europa, shannon from Boston, Wednesday, 9Th June
Arabia Judkns, from New York, Wednesday 18th June
Canada, Stone from Boston,. Wednesday, ed June.
Asia, Lott. from New York. Wednesday, 18th June
Niagara, LanE,.. from Boston, Wednesday 9Th July.
Africa Harrison from New York. Wednesday, 18th JulyI
America Lsiteh, from Boston, Wednesday, 10th July
Bsrths not secured until paid for
An expo rien csd surgeon On board.
The of these ships will not be accountable for
geld, silver bullion, specie jswelry, precious stones,
metals unless bills Of 1ading signed therefor and the
value thereof therein expressed.
For freight or passage apply to
u. CUNARD Bowling Green,
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STREET DEPARTMENT. NO. 4HALL OF RECORDS
~ Sealed proposals will be received this office until
Tuesday, June TO reg~lae and grade Fifth from
FORTY second to Forty ninth streets Specifications bo
lad application to tho Contract Clerk Of this dspar
mont. JAS. FUREY, Street Commissioners,
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GRAND SACRED CONCERT, AT THE CHURCH OF
VI Francis Seraph Thirty first street. between sixth
and seventh avenues, Sunday evening June o-Mr w.
and teman, 80 cents sin gle tickets cents; reserved
seats 81 EACH To precisely At O'Clock. Sixth
Avenue Railroad only few steps from the church.
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CTEAM BETWEEN NEW YORK AND GLASGOW
y The Glasgow and New York Steamship Csupany's
steamship GLASGOW, 962 TONS 40 horse powsr Robert
Craig commander will leave New York for Glasgow Sat
Srday July l6 next at Z o'clock noop and on Saturday
roomsl $780, DO. do tmdship do $75 second cabin $50
'hro Glass; ss"ards fses in Has%%oN Agp'k a
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YyROToE AQUEDUCT DIP ARTMENT.-To CoNTRAc.
" tors-SsaeA proposals. endorsed proposals for
Thirty street" VIII ,. received At tho oc: Of
Of June 1853 ut IL o'cssk M to build soviet with the
receiving basins and sulvsrs in Thirty
forty feet west Of Fourth avenue being about sos
Seot The plan Of the and for building
tho and all other information relating thereto
obtained ON application to the Water Purvsyor this
e1hce. NICHOLAS DEAN,
President Of Croton Aqueduet Department.
New York, MAY q, 1855
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HRoToN AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT. TO CON-
in iSth street, will be received at the ONCE Of the Crotsn
Agueduet Department until Monday the 18th day Of June
receiving basins and cuver street. from the Third
The Man Of the for the
the same and all other information relating thereto
oht Ained application to the Water Purveyor at this
eficc. NICHOLAS DEAN,
President Of the Croton Aqueduct Department.
New York, juno g. 1853
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A CARD.-MR EDITOR WE BEG TO INFORM THE
"A public through ysur solumn. that coming fron Con
Empire exhibit from the LIST Of June,
ramie views of that city and its snyrons and ether ancient
places and things together with the most interesting and
striking costumes OF the Mussulmsn population know
that there New ERIK many objects Of great interest
to attract the public yet cannot but hope that Turk
ish will be net only Of but
of important tsn respecting portion Of mankind
who since the destruction. Of the by sultan
Mhsul have been ado ptng the customs and habits Of
modern civilization We beg further to iaorn the public
Ckrisanr belonging to the Armenian community We have
been at great preparing these
highest erd.r and the the most beautiful the
werd. If the views which about to exhibit IA
vorslly resolved shall be happy to exhibit
which pecting from Constannople The exhibition
will take place in Broadway No. $50 froIA 10 A. NJ. till 10
Pm. MR.. AND MRS. PULGIAN.
Mr. and Mrs. Pulgian will Turkish and Greek COS
VARYING than fran tima tn Tina.
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CRoToN AQUEDUcT DEPARrMENT.aaTo CON
Sewer in Third avsnue will BIO received at the Office Of
Croton Aqueduct Department. until Monday the 18th day
Of June 1853 at II O'clock M to build q with
necessary receiving basn. and sulyer. Third
about $50 feet. The plan of the and
for the building Of the and all other information rea
Purvsyor at this office. NICHOLAS DEAN,
President Of the Croton Aqueduct Department
New York, June g. 1853.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-04
DACKETS TO HAvRE-SECOND LINE THE Fol-
lowing ships will leave Havre the 10TH and Now York

They all first class New York built ships provided
with all requisite articles for the comfort and
passengers and commanded by OF experience in tho
trade The price Of passage 800 without wnc liquors
any charges but those actually incurred
BOYD HINCKEN Agents 1GA Pearl street.