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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-02

aaGS and caps.
Il6 boz escorted Caps from IS eentsto Ito be pro
lo cured al 81 d. Harper's Hat and Cap store, who's
businessis selling Hats Caps. which th
place 10 call aTtieesin his line %
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-02

REBECCA MAYO.
beins near neghbSrs TO Mrs Mayo chcerfu.ly test
to the same.
Warren Rodgers, Z Mrs. Priscilla L. Do q
John Hallet, Mrs. Reb.cca Smith
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-02

i5TT=T save Your Carpets. ,t.tt d
q poz. Skeleton Mats, together with ges 1sod Ter.
lew J. n no rs fis, I.Ia.ILL1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-16
maler Tnre.

( CARD.-A Report of Two Hundred Interesting
"A Gaze. ussted with Water by EDWARD FELLERER
n. D. Readeut Physician the Orange Mountain Water
Cure institution vii be unhtd without CHARGE 10 any applicant
posJad order, Z. 5 Address
5ELLERS BROTHER Propetors Of the Oranse Mountain Wa
OrsDse, New Jersey Visitors 70 the Abovenauec
Institution tbe he nois AID Esse1 Railway foot Of Courta
81 A. H. and u H. or ard NJ Disance hon se~fork II
NK. SHEW, Of New-iOrk, earliest American Proc
~ s1hor OF tbs subject
ptuen.s during SUMMER connection Viii
Mr. d. CAMPBELL a. Lebanon sprnrs Columbia County n v
k'OR LADIES ONLY.-WashngtOn soprlngs Noun.
tain Rosd Ps'nfed, NsvJersey Under the conf Of Dr.
sHADOETT snd bs dsurhtsr-n.sw, Mrs Z. BARBER For
TENS and Circular Of this highly respectable Institution address as
above.
- II TAYLOR, VI. D., No 1lthst., cor. 4th.av.,
~ attends the WarCue ard Physiological treatment Of dis
ia doln,stic application. Also Office consulate n
uYDROPATHIC and HYGIENE INSTITUTE,
NO IS Lghi- Accommodations for hundred patient.
Departments Female Diseases r. T. TRAIL fropnetOr Dr.
hOStOkD. Assistant
NEWPORT WATER CURE, opened April l. has
~ particular and convenience
The Vet hssfubess Of Newport climate nde most de-
sshe Terms sl0 per week, payable weekly Address d.
RI h, Newport, H. ].
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AZ the south.

GREESsBoRo, Ala, July Three months without rain
is enough burn up any country No Corn can be grovs
in this s.ction the upland We shall make less Germ
than ever before, and very light crop OF Cotton.
SNASSAH, July lO.-Ws are now in the enjoyment Of
the Peach stasoD.
Co,coRDIA La July 9.Tbe weather has been more IA
vorabe for time past but crops cannot recover the
pullhsck Of chlls and hce in the spring.
GEoRGErOws, :. G, July s-lhe long continued droutb
fear will the effect 10 ruin the Rice Thus may sound
,rsr TO those who know that Rice is grown under water
True il is ia that very thing which killing the crop
The river is iOw where II is fresh 20 now while lower
down the planters cannot the tides owing 10 the sale
ntss OF the water
LEwIsBURc Va Jul, s--Our Wheat harvest is now a
its hight The crop will be great one. Oats are sieky
and Com slightly on the mend
CHARLESTON, July 9.-We have had some line raw
within few days which will revive the drooprg hopes
planters AS well plants These have eN-ndsd
over several Counties in Georgia
MADIsOS PARsH La, July The late partial RAIN
have benefited the Corn crop but tle Many heds are
good Tor nothing letter from the West says Corn n
suffering very much for want OF rain. Cotton, however,
looks pretty well.
dust was laid. How Corn grow
CLAIBORNE, July Corn certainly and probably Coz
ton, will .. axe very short crop.
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IN PURSUANCE ~ an order Of The surIorate Of

ChSI AMI o an o'urI ~ the o"ii"51'o "
- to-rJ r.
JAet> GfrUlsf - --s~i -
--Ti-nr- -
10 ID 90 ~
ls-s-~- CsaafEL vss cOrr u--rl1s
GtPEtrE COUIST-C;y vDd Counfy o; Nes-Nork,
- ' De Le.F - JON ~ Le-s'- sd Der@ , ,~as-ri
tglrst lgvG J.hl ~ % 1-T = mud
ltou. lo rv-a.I r. DAVID ANr, 20 JOAN
ANS lou ,Is LsrtT sunf10red lrt rer7rea - 81. con-
ART fh scfrn Ted Pie one - - ers OF
ue tEy nd Cculty Nel9-r d l' o. Nefo-' al %
sfve u cr-ianf 40 ~ " = 70
cce 10 B-o,c 80. r "a Cn7 eaiors v-nntEel
O. cr.s lfer fke ~ .hs rclss VI l- o.
o. .uct 4 aid iii1' wi'nn
the tue stfss,3f. ~ rar . --s t VII go lTr -
s rst FOR tho u Oae lT-nf 40 s1ere is al
JL-ss Ont '-. trF p fr-z
t1s1 o.
foa-D-'er Nl7 Do. f~s3 r. EA~TGAN llrt-s Atl-'eT
To ccur -te ec 80 20 o. re rs ~
t.--f- ies izE-Is
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Bs-.,v 1A.., he rhr.se Brs.b rpds To
asS surfo-, ea.sdss he soa- ~ tse 'osahfa
b, the b-'rd rupolotet y mt
lbsla II. Ro~ery 6h0ys ,ol--si- an srssnnss
- an Nsl-hmsu bat 81 @tfisafr re, saTe ya
al We fa.ke-s people Aus
.f q hPE l e.sufryen s-se sioer IA
ia rs 20 - native ana
ann Of caun.rles
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-16

YarTs Co, y z Jay lO-Tae wsavi IN wasat has -3,ly
ala . our fields s--oasly njure
Il general opinion that the egg producing the iy IS
deposited ben hs wheat s % the milk 20 that there ].
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-16
THE WEATHER AND THE CROPS.

Al friends writing business sers Will favor By
adal ia f0.OWinE,
We hei I'D Crops II teE Iei hsortood1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-16
DAYr ExPREss for NEWARK nAnAAs

NAfr EMPRESS for NEWARK N J, stADANS
G9' 80 % sr,dvI rt Parcel, lever, H1oeJ
' IA :" NJ ard a P NJ Heavy Pseklses P. NJ ssiy.
fANANpAIGvA and NIAGARA FALLS RAIL
1853. caAsGn or rIsz ,s5,.
81 ibooSt 90 New ORR C~ssos.4s 30 Ers .sd I,- "
are 'r- moe ron pr-s..st As, A., osl-, .oass
r9p.e~. IrsA. Ices, s.,sys = 7is..s. .pas3Py n.
~ Ir,n 'onn.ea win kIe;e Trains
1se n Trim oosne,. In Ts. over ,hS cs.s,,s I'd -
%, " ar is Re. ro-s 70 s,s Yors AID Tr.,s
s.es Nth t-e,' Tr' Bsae. Ae4onaaod4aoa rsl
- n.fas On 1redsy T1rsdsss soe sataId4y.
Prd,. s,. 80 s-c , ,se- = . .s ~ SPi1s'
I'D b. Iuy. srd ~ Steamboat Kxpres a. ooes
soo,ns1s4eos, osos kyTR B. ~ y
Cs1-ndsiso' June Il. 1873
'EULEDO NORWALK and CLEVELAND RAIL
road orHnf n 5ouDsetoo s;h ne Nehssr soqthers
s.-oaos tbc only atire osd Le be. zen IL. si s5 eat,
~ hs an oe' s1psa'ogi between Esssrs es cssso
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
suDasY' sE-ep's5l "a follows:
.. 70 ~ .5o5,ns 4, ali .auu.
Day free s Stopping only Fremont Bellevue hon.
,;s,, At 4 - N topping only At fremont Bellevue
LEAvC cLzvrL.Sr
PEI Exprs az 10 N stopping only at Nor~ss AonrOev.,
sssssaa1ss;iop = N, eoppin, at ali .;saon.
-eeyiis Bellevue Aad Fremont
.r,,.,o r,, es Sr Des9rLY M
Island Railroad sna Limo, yer tomns
AZ sA trsiDs Of River ard L.s. ne Railroad f
A. houroeV, " Of Mansfield sendussy Railroad
~ oton With Of Cleveland Columbus and Crennst Rail
It S . Of lake ~ s6o 1' r. o.a for .Yo. 9d
1Ss Of Sh s md t Ps 19 % S va 9qls
'sie Baltimore and wsshinEtoo CITY = 3 PhLLlPs SUE.
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DOCHESTEk LOCKPORI and NIAGAEA FAIL

H aAILROAD open 70 eUFFALO-Ths non sirect gucI
Toronto Hamilton and Canada West
o. TUESDAY, JaL 49, 1885, l leave Rochester
Bunao Niagara olows ~ AID rs Return
Falls fOi 10 AN
snd 40 Passengers Buffalo will find bio
thoroughly built
Bee entirely The present. terminus o.
the Read Bg4o e Tsusee,ne mo-; central p9o5 o. ths
AFT WAhhEN CJLhiIttN SUD-
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NETWORK and NEW.HAVEN RAILROAD


~ stNNlE ARA CtNrNT-M4ya IG
ItAlNs OJi CD. Ntw-N I'd seso % st as
llt' al end $50 ~. rlou4h fo Nta fsser.
AtsIo y. srd 80 Phi iur lori Ciesf.r.
c'I'' Asrd l. f. .iuc,t ~ 4. -. fstt-y si '-f- As
N -N.Ntr.
Z l.ss Ifs.b "a Cg Nea-Tsvsr is-.-ed s,rn. "a
Nc.sr to-ur CONNECTICUT K,-f ad Vermont rs -oa's
cLGt vul ous,olc Naues-acN Glig.plft
VI N'w'LoteD tt1 A.si u1o. So Scr S-o1g-.r nd
feNc rec 60 Ntsl and v1A canal Rsr, % So Neg
tAf lrsn ai Ai- ir New Haven. size h0as
ollc aia Atuatuc knaual' si buzef.r- PIC Al-0rls
TOT iru 81 hr NVlod spa.-ttl trl C.r.c,cut N,rr
Hs,,u.
Sfrf kitio 0lo Ncrc.a
Tst.s tNru Mn oKy Accommodate e1 Sa@n raas =,
DO tt y ~ md I J. f.u. a.s.
Aft a NJ. tro . ". iar Port C.a.sr
isi Of - ~ receives
hAt..-o. New Can r. ioals a. Ia,rn.
Boston 7ru leaves Neaycn
bc t.t - aud $50 PM fornirg Br3r-ror Narxa .Yg
stsn icdl tsvur onu % H. ana ~ Pm Ias Kew.
L0rctu 1850 connection
See aIe re S,t,4 4r. ard n-tosl
hotels Ne~liayeu NsI 1883 0FO w b. rLF l-. Slpi
NETWORK and MONTREAL RaILROAD-TO
~ BELLOWS stLLs RUTLAND 81 tLlVG-tv ST. JON,
sJE4 AChtttLIs, - NbANs. oG, s5e, i5f sJNr.
k-hh aft utfirtt tt ..r.fr .-.i r. -r4
't-'fs or ' A0'wf1k ari >ra-iI4f-1 e r-or-
D. ~ ft p I'd. .t.i ...4 ar,.. -rs.-i c.-
st'ra r.ts fraN
SkAS,f- HfDt. Asea, SO 80. soa.. o..
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nUbSON RIVER RAILROAD-NOTICE.-

Afer MONDAY july 18th the Way Passenger Tain
leaving Newly NJ will leave a. u aud addition TO
pent op land at Yonkes and Castleton and al CoN'ac
ht, instead Of stuyyes.ut
The Frisht TsD leaving New York At
A M will at the Way Mail aud Passenger
Tam.
Way Ftght Train leaving 3lsts at ii NJ Will leave
the san place L ~ for Pou ghkeepae.
The so 7 N. Train vii not stop al Tanytown
Way Freight Passenger Tram leaving POughkeepe
for EevoIk si4 r. NJ, will leave at the time Way Pas
Enge1 Train"
The " Freight and PASSENGER Train now eaag East Albany at
2P will leave II + II aid connect with Tram av fOush
kt,p al I. NJ. and stfiye Il New OH a. u i A.
The Passenger II e6vin. Toy at VI and East Al
viii be Express Tsn aud leave Troy 5; P NJ
ano FastA Albany A. 3f5 I NJ.
leaving Troy 6l p Nj aud East Albany
NJ will leave Troy at +. " Gnd Albany At g r NJ
T. FRENCH, Superintendent.
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STONINGTON LINE, tor BOTTOM. PROVL

~ ] : " " i
- BENCE NIV-BEpFOBp TAUNTON ana SEWPORr-
In IL Euu ~ithoat chance 81 cars or De tel'on.
Al. C. NANDL kBlLi joel stone CONyO
D1RT Cart ~~ls DO n-ctou with the Souirstor A.
p-o.en~ aud Providence Raj eavlug New.
DAN tsuudsss exec @ hooo fieI No u.s. 4 s6sve
rsef,-poct ococt NJ ud Souinsou o'clock T. NJ o,
De, ui Which leaves hbs Uu II b y 81
These lnsu safety speed coufort
co. r.nuse The officer. cXperei ceo and atrutiye
ae advantages 81 ls superior % other bs
perou while as.su 4sys -g sss.u.
10 no ad @ Of che other
1ir CONNOi ORE. hom Nrw-Nors 1nucag Wednesday
ton tO~csy. rnursdsy no saturday
Tfc T. saNpERBltT. fcr NcW-NefE- e~lay.
srfurdsy Scuine MOu1ay, " ednrscsy FlaAv
-ls-t SION proceed 'nnefatey
p-f Scsulcat Povdce Boston Paurn
a. tV .ccofnurca' from StCrngton uttS1 NJ
BsessFs Ns- accompanies the through
PFRRY ev~s PoviaeCce Nswpou ~ n ans
SP Al lsiy. -Nccgt ~un1sys.
De
q PFC Nc ? y T.. raf re ohioe. No 40 3a,'s-ypiaos.
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l-b Icy
Val - -, rn--afvs T1urstsys m Starisg.
- .Ae 80 ,5li a sd be ct 20 : b. PETrsSssLL
No - .ass.fst .-.. -. CID. - al -
y. , crc1. cess Nevspafers ~ ~ 49,. - -
s-e- vs. fdve- $500 ssh a. r-.--- -
srr,laerrerfs th uubi-hffN 80 - .i-- ~ y.
advalfsEe o. DO tht- .-'N4 g
,Irtr one No ~ Wan p
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ID Erie Railroad otHORNELLsVIl4LE
foot Of Duabe-s follows;
sA NJ BUFFALO rXPREssTrough m IL ~
quito change Of or baggage.
MAIL TRAIN-stOpping ct all Hstons
6P.M FxrREss TRAs-ArIvr At Buffalo st i0A.M.
Tickets a. No Courtlsndtst and at foot Of Duaue-st
j. g. HOYT, Superintendent
W. {. TAILMApGE. Agent No | Couulandtst
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x.x.ssAI ASJrcCN Il.
FvoNcURRENr RESOLUTION. PROPOSING AN

FvONcURRENf RESOLUTION. PROPOSING AN
a.:ses senate sassur That u. f.llo wing amend
msns to to hs Of tab state and re-
% pssSss s .as snsSs pre-
yiss: 20 y. the :
sssss.uts for section article sovon the follow
:. the s:.. end a.. the
and apart in each t:sl Of the
III Il s su sn s Sf1 not made
esnt redeem Of the pri, the spaasea
9 81 q 70 :. @ e ass
.hs pr:sarsa er:di. said sinking i.na,
raid ansaa out into the treasury Of
ID s . i
and to met n IN
section us the said canals shall be semreted. In eaea
s ssa ar M s ,snI a V s e. q
m @'
he and casas and to the con ITO Of tie
Of the locks Of the chapan canal whenever from
ir% rsssssias two D' millions two 6aadod atty
sS. e? Of Which the of
Ss n b s 81 TO aA p
loan IN l..s.aEs .hs also borrow m,ilIss aaa
the eansl ests issued under the provisions
received into the treasury thereon But interest to
after July first thousand eight hundres and
five shall be paid sneh certificates Tt provisions
,hia stcie requiring Ia
to the people, SHALL apply
ar ~ . :s1 his
seen shall 10 psid applied in consequence OF
slts sss the ars Of the year Que eight hmm
to for work done materials
urIfhea to the first day Of June thousand eight
hundred NJ fly two The Of toll persoas and
the canals shall be reduced he
low those tborsan eight hundred and dty
Canal Board with the OF tho
LEGISLATURE AL for work materials
shall be pds with tho who shall offer to do
tho "A the lowest price, with adequate security
for their performance
STATE NEW YORK; In Assembly, Jnne a. 1883 the fore
sopg amendment the of the State
tbs sgreed ma0rty of all the members elect
ed TO tie Assembly. BY order Of the Assembly.
WIN. II. LUDLOW, Speaker.
Attest John s. Naftw, Clerk.
STATE YoRK-ln Senate, June Is 1855 the fore
going Of the constitution of the state
.his day agreed by rty of AL the members
ed to The senate. by order Of the Senate
S. Il. CHURCH. President.
Attest Ira r. Barnes Clerk
STATE OF New YoRK-seeretary's Office i have sompar
ed the preceding with original resolution flo in this
once aud do certify ths the correct Transcript
there ir and OF TIE whole " said orr gin Il.
r. Given undsr hand ard seal Of office, =. the city
ofAbRny the h Of June In The of Lord 1883
henry s. RANDALL Secretary Of State.
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CyrkEAI COukT.-JR THE NATTER OF TEE az.
y phestion Of the Mayer Aldermen, aud Comlona.ty o.
nom Third tn. rly side 81
10 che Twelfth ward of ssd city ths
kstmsrc and Apssssoent IN the above
in sueh ard pro yidsa &c ths
cupant OF AL houses ard lots i'm
rumproved lands hset~d thereby md 70 al Others whom
II may concern. ~ follows, TO wit =
First That they peted their estimate and
and that al persons whose tntsrests affected
as ni n ml ~ %sm "a sa az IN
said Com nissoners his obse No 79 Mas
In th~ atty Of New York before tAe AID dsJ
Of June ne1t.
sscund That abstract
containing the OF che Of the lots assessed
the such lots they appear apOn the map Of
che whether for damage benefit sod also al
the ahdavits, estimates and other documents which
used by the said Conn ssoner In making their esmstt
and assssnen have been deposited In che Street Commits
lonsrs OF the city ~ New York therc 70 remain for
ehe inspection Of concern until the ~
third Also that .ae Unite embraced BY this
olews that TO All the lots ofsnd stnate II
she Twelfth she city Of Ne~ York and which tek
tho sDstsrly side Of Mount MOrr
The by the westerly aide OF tho Second
north the line Of tbs oeBre OF the block be
1d street and ia street and the south by th
uss Of Of the block between d street and liza
street. exce ptina shereroH such strses and avenues
Of streets and - have already been opensd
the Same laid aat sbs map Of tho sad 1emmssss
Fourth Also that repsrt IN the shove entitled mst
sr Will be made and presented 70 the Supreme ceurs o
70 be held :. CITY Hall city Of ev York e
inraay the go DAY July o. lsa p the opening Of sh.
thereafter counsel be heard motion VIA - nsds
tha: said report he confirmed
ssssIsE ss st;sSsA o'n-'''..
Dated New York May 10, 1884,
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MATRIMONIAL.

rEAyNIs CEy MADE EAST, OR HOW TO WIZ 4
mi Lover ~Profssor Lawton, Bostos formerly ef Lon.
d,p ii, ser sddrss receipt OF dollar post
pad ,im dr. sssons TO ensbs tdies gentlemen to win
the devoted an ~s'.ss e NAM OF .ss opposite -
saptivstins ths ~ may be marss irrespsstive o.
or sss ZION. snd last Though net least, II
Ky Ded Win snc and dcaty that detection IL
,noassihe Address yrofs ser Lswte., Bg.eon, Mass
paid.
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EsoLuTIoNs PROPOSING AN AMENDMENT TO


Resolved al the senate coucur) That section two OF arti
Gle constitution II this State be amend I'd by in
sorting therejn immt dstey after the word estinn
where 1t first ia said section ne foows or who
otor property, valuable liberation, with in
nfue esetor givipg his vote TO deter
slect0r from voting Also ny adding at the end Of
said section fcows-or ON holding any Office voted
mining In summary manner at the polls any question 81
fectng Of vote that said
section two amended ahs read as foows-"Laws may
passed excluding from the riaht Of suffrage all
who have been of bribery larceny
of infamous crime and for deprvug who
snail make become directly indirectly interested in
bet depending the result Of election
who tha 81 receive or promise TO pay or give
other property valuable with In
tent to influence eecr in giving his vote or - deter
any voting from the right to vote at such cleo
ten from holding any ofcs voted for At such election
also be passed for determining in
at the polls Affecting the right any
to vote Mt such election"
If the Senate That said amendment to
next election Of senators az that pursuant
section Of article thirteen of the constitution be
published for three months previous TO the time " such
election .
going amendment TO the Constitution of the
State to- by majority Of the membsrs elected
soths Assembly By orssre tie Assembly,; s,...
Attest: John 8 Nasew, Clerk.
STATE NEw YoEK-In Senate pril n 1853 the fore
geng the Constitution Of the State
by orty of the members elected to the
Senate. BY Greer OF the Senate D. b. CHURCH, Pres's
Attest: Ira r Barnes, Clerk.
STATE INV YoRK-Sccretary's Ofice Il have oom
the preceding with two ornA resolutions file in
this Office and do certify that the correct trans
cripts the ref and Of the whole OF raid originals
IL sGven under hand and seal OF office at the city
Of Albany the Goth day Of June in the YER of Lord
1853 RLNRY ). RANDALL Secretary of State
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currrnE couRr-rN rnE NATTER or rnE a

CUPFEnE COURT,-IN THE MATTER OF THE AP-
- po&sios 81 the Mayor Aldermen, and Commonalty Of
THE city of Nee York relative 10 the wild afng Of Uuaps
areet twenty i've feet toe nortaey sido thereof
r sdway and Hudson street ia The city Of New
York Pursuant to tatutss IN such made provided
The Mayer Aldermen and Commonsy Of the city OF Now
Yrl hereby Civ nstce that they tend ply far the
aptsintmcnt 81 nsoners Of Estimate and Assessment
In the above entitled matter at spseiA term OF the Su
Court TO be iold at the City Hall Of the city of New
lort Saturday the 18th day Of sugust 1853 at tho
spenipg Of the court that aav thereafter
Ell be heard thst the nature and ex.ent of the
hereby intended IL the wide
tN Mtyfrs feet ths northosly side thereof between
BRO Ndwsy Hudson street in the city Of New York
ROBERT J. DILLON, Counsel to tie Corporation.
Dst Vi new fsrk, July IL, 1853.
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nNNAMENrAA asm,m MapnxA. .e.-

ToHN q. wICKERsHAM, HANUsACrURrR OF WIRE
railing iron fence for farms, 30, Ne 3l2 Broadway
Urn iron and wire ratings pu bio
private grounds parks lawns dwellings, &c. from cents
TO $40 per foot Iron hedsesds the moat asor
ment this oity prices 81 TO $50 dogs ons
nrns vases ksch,g posts sprsg chairs, sctteer, mat
tresse towel stands hat racks umbrella stands spteons
&o 40 Wskershams celebrated railroad and fences
from 81 &C sc per rod The subscrber offers tho largest
stock iron work the United States ali Of
his Mt exceedingly low prices Superior
quality Of hair and corn husk mattresses JOHN B. WICK
Ana VI Lewis stisss
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nFHIcE CROToN AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT, JULY
~ 3 1853 TO CONTRACT Sealed proposals. endorsed
se subscriber autil July 2 1853 O'Clock H. at the
Of the Croton Aguedut Departaont for sxcava
sion, hack filling and rammrg Of trench for four eet
h to the gate house ssylm HILL being n
ahsut feet The work TO be done under the superin
and satisfaction % Tho engineer
p.Tmsn The trench to be in mch parr Of tho
ted by the ergneert, he eight feet wide
vtctb At the TOP and regularly sopsa to ss ieet 10 width
p nper admit Of pipes being canked In the trencb
intervals Of about nre feet IN set trenches Will be
DC paid for IT tho Price cubic yard biz fer the main
french The contractor will be required - keep the trench
sesned out and fee from -ater until after sh. gpes are
employment of this tho trenches to be
allied 18th earth sand only and we'll rammed In layers
mssliko manner where pavement il nov laid The con
sct.r TO place sufficient lights night and The
sso place fecs ~ the inter estions Of tho
and slso to and save ,ho civ harmless
from al losses :" any persons animals things,
contractor bs agents Estmators will hid pce DER
caIo yard for ses excavation Of ae trench including all
VIII be sllowsdJ including also all 6pg ramu nw and
70 paving all shset png Of nnnc ont Of the
from Of all and of other oins
materials from the TRENCH and also tho ALL
.s IN Of sSsh earth as may % needed Were rock
ensneer ha direct and thoroughly cleaned on the com.
p.tiop Of filing snd repavins Proposals made ia
dpanse Blanks for proposals will be furnished at this of
nce The Engineers certificate s the quantity of work
1nn S sns % o. rssn 81 % sss
per cent be reserved until the completion Of the
whole work The street be kept In repair for six months
.s r.: ., VIII % s % "a
yi.Ln hnnars days from the date o. tho contract The
5:;ss sss whole any q Hf s''r'sd
President CrotoG A4u.lGc. psI .atIent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-21

EoR LIyssfC0L-uk!rED srAIEs xArL sihAn;
dsPsr with tbs United States mails Europe positively
Saturday July Is ~ IL o'clock M from her esrth 1T
tie foot Of Canal street For freight passage having
unsquAed for and apply
10 EDWARD X COLLINS o., &C W all street.
Passenger requested 10 be on board At TX n.
The steamship Atlantic win succeed The P.oiRe sAd san
Apgrst6.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-21

L,ok sALE-TuE SCHOONER HOPE, OF MIDDLE
town, Conn, new living at me Novelty MorksS . Sns
coal or eighty cords wood DRAWN hx feet eight inches
water WIZ o. vi hnrsain. .>ply W GoA.A--~U !
PARKER, 81 Barclay street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-21

CskPoRATIoN NOTICE. : PUBLIC NorIcE IS
" hereby given to the owners pant
supants Of all houses and let's, improved proved
lan Affected thereby that the folio wing
been pted by the Asessors and lodged in the
ses q tho bureau Of Assess@eets for all
kasUD the East river. The limits embraced by
sueL include all the several houses and lots Of
ground pieces nd parcels Of land
both sides OF stanton street. from the East TO NO feet
OF Mag street. and beth sides Of Margin and
fonpkns streets 200 feet north and south Of stanton street.
All whose Affected by the above
who opposed 80 the either OF
sheS arc requested to present their in wlng
vtAhin thirty days from the date OF tbs notice.
WILLIAM GAGE
CHAkLES J. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES McNIkLL,
O~s Bureau Of Assessmsnss, etrset Department July
Is, 1853