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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-04

CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS HERE.
~ given to tho occupant
81 lots improved or lands affect
thereby that the following have
pleted the Asessors and lodged in once
Bureau Assessment for examination all persons
vsnth and Eighth avenues The limits embraced such
seesment include oil the several houses lots OF
let's pieces and parcels Of land
81 street Seventh Eighth and
the east side OF Eighth 100 north and
south Of street. All whose interests
affected BY the above named nents and who are
opposed TO the either Of them to
sent their objections writing to the undersigned at their
ace, No Hall Of Records, within thirty days from the
sak Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE
CHARLES J. DObGE, Assessors.
CHARLES McNEILL, :.
Once, Bureau Of Asssssments, Street Department. April
o. 1864
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-25

ODD.-The Due dc Montpensier,son ofLouis
Philippe, by virtue of his marriage with the
sister of Queen Isabella, is the head of the
Spanish nobility According to the Spanish
law daughters of mobiles inherit their ttles,and
transmit them to their husbands when married
Tins, ifthe Emperor Napoleon accepts the Ii
tie of nobility from his wife, he must, under the
law, make declaration of his acceptance to the
Due de Montpensier.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-25
DAILY VIRGINIAN.
TERRY & SHIELDS, Proprietors.


yrRGISIAN published daily at &c. and semi weekly al
Ihe ia advance. subscription is taken for shorter
sn six months and paper discontinued except at
of the Proprietors, until all shall have
cen paid - ;.o..oa tu Eo oa,.s ,o~ o,,,aro 6or
Gar every ~ erton and 81 Il cts for utter
I'1 - m m oi il not marked the NS Ii
o I ,i.l. uil ordered out and charged accordingly
IN yEAKIY RATES areFor the privilege of two squares
An go sm weekly s40 square, daily $685. semweeky
M @ n inner form daily $40, senweekly s35. Every yearly
will be lured confne his advertising his par
.r line of business and exceed the space stipulated for,
" viii be charged ratably for the excess.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-25
DMGNIx FOUNDRY, Lynchburg

EDHENN FOUNDRY, LyncBburE
l. VA.-lron and Brass Castings, Steam Engines
Mill Geerng, Tobacco Presses, &C. and machinery gen
orally furnished reasonable notice, and fair prices
The present reputation enjoyed by this establishment
for the superiority of its work will be fully sustained IN
The execution 6 all future orders,
C. DABNEY.
n B--l will be prepared for Gas-iitting in due time.
25.dAct A. @. d.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-25

I NEON FOENDKE.-NE Il w & O =
~ CERN.-'fhe subscribers hive associated lhom.
selves together under the style and firm of
JONES, BEGGS IL BROTHER,
nd respectfully call the attention Of the public to the
FOUNDRY about mile below the city, Immediate
y the Canal, "! they prepared furnish any
description OF CASTING, in loom or sand. Mil
Machinery, Sugur-pans Cadron Kettles, new inporta
tion Of Garden Porch Chairs, Hat and Umbrell,
Stands Jenny Lind Paror Gratcs and Fenders plaii
or fancy Balcony Railing of the latest style Poughs
all sizes and patents Brackets various Sizes Stoves and
Mantle pieces made to order. Water gas or drain
Pipes columns of all sizes which the attention of build
inved,ell of which they will furnish NORTH.
ern prices, and only ask call to insure sales. By
prompt attention and faithful workmanship, they hope
share fair portion Of public patronage. All orders
thankfully received, and promptly executed in the
est style WILLIAM B. JONES,
JAMES BEGGS
sept 2l.dts HAMILTON BEGGS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-25

A SABBATH MORNING BREAKrAsT.-What
meal is pleasanter than Sabbath morning
breakfast at home, in the bosom of your fami.
Iy The bright sunshine streams through
the curtained windows, the far off sound OF
holy bells is waited upon the breeze and becor
and around you are the sweet smiles OF those
whom you love. The cares of the world are
temporarily forgotten, and brighter and holi.
er feeling dawns upon your heart You ex.
perience in the full sense of the word that the
Sabbath is day of rest and prayer, and tho
holy influences Of the time and hour makes you
a better and happier man.
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LEVI ELDRIDGE, GENT Ao

No. 7. North whurves. Phil'a.
B--Tle Steamers will leave Philadelphia every
Wednesday 10 clock A. NJ aud due notice will bo
given in all the daiy papers Of tho hour Of their sailing
from Rchnood. RO. RANKIN, Agent
fell y -i0cfs
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-25
RRUSH MOUNTAIN MILL stones.

- The undersigned are procuring from their cee-
DRAFTED quarry the Bush Mountain Montgomery
ty Mill Stones and Burrs Of the very best quality. The
reputation of these widely known but the
Railroad giving increased facilities in filing orders,
we haveap onted Mcdaniel, Hurt & Preston and Lee
johnson, Lynchburg, agents for the sale of them,
who will receive orders and have them fulfilled the
shortest notice,
Our Address, Blacksburg, Montgomery county Va.
ISRAEL PRICE & Co.
James NJ. Williams, Danvile, Va, Reynolds & Co,
Leaksville, N. G. are also our agents. I.P. & Co.
Feb l4dkcts
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CARDS.
LAW CIRCULAR.
WORTHINGTON q. sNE'E:sEN,

WANTfTNfI TON. D c,
4 fONTlNUES to practice Law exclusively in the Su
v preme court, and 10 attend 10 before Con
yress.
To prosecute Claims and settle Accounts against TIN
Departments, Bureaus aud Boards of ofCommissioners;
To procure Patents for Inventions, nj home mud
prond, aud to obtain Pensions and Bounty lands,
To collect Debit, Dividends, Legaeies. and lnheri
tanres il any pnrt of the United States aud in Foreign
Countries;
Iom1.e lHyeslncnts Of funds in Ioans and Stocks
and on Bond nnI Mortgage, and to negocnte the pur
chaso and snleoi Loans Lnnd aud Puentl ghs in any
SnIe the Union. aug 9.-lSeta
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-25

Office Of the Lynchburg Hose d FIRE hs. Company,
FEnRUARY 7, 1853. :
FTNHE Board Of Directors of this Company at their
l. meeting the 9th of January last decrred n
dividend of f0ir per the Capital Stock of the
Company of tho profits OF the last SIC month"; paya
be to the Stool kholders and after the 10th inst.
feb 8.4w C. T. WILLS. Sec'y
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FRIDAY MORNING, FEB.

addressing himself first to the Emperor. and
afterwards 10 the Empress, received their de
claraton TO take each other for husband and
wife, and then presented To the Emperor the
pieces of gold and the ring. The Emperor
then presented the pieces of gold to the En-
press. and placed the ring on her finger.
After the usual prayers had been recitcd,
their Majesties returned to the throne After
the "Pater" their Maesties again went to the
foot Of the altar and kneIt, the first chaplain Of
the Emperor and another bishop holding over
their heads canopy of silver brocaic, and
kept it extended over them during the oruison.
During the episcopal benedction and The
reading of the Gospel the choir several times
chaunted the Domino Sdl0@m. The Archbish
op then presented holy water to their Majos
ties, and afterwards commenced the 1c Dcum,
which was taken up by the orchestra aud the
singers.
After the Ie Deum was concluded, the
great officers of the Crown, the Princes the
Minister'S and other persons forming the cor.
tege, left their places and went to their respec.
tive carriages and the Archbishop forming n
procession, with his clergy, conducted their
Majestes to the great door where they enter
ed the state carriage, and the cortege, in the
same order as it went, returned by the Quai
Napoleon, the Quai aux Fleurs, the Pont au
thurge. and the quays up to the Place de la
Concorde, and re-entered the Tuileries by the
grand avenue of the garden
The Emperor and Empress appeared Sc.
cond time on Sunday evening, on the balcony
of the Tuileres, when they were extremely
well received by the people. His Majesty
on thus occasion, Wore citiZei's dress, with
his decorations, and the Empress was attred
in crimson velvet, with white bonnet.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-25

~ EGROES WANTED.-THE subscriber
having located in Lynchbprg, will give the highest
Tor Negroes between the ages of 10 and 30 years
.nose having neproes for sale will find it to their inter
's' 10 10 call on him DbrelFs Hotel, Lynchburg, Va.
All communications will receive prompt attention.
nov e6-ascts D READ
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-25

'IO SPOR nSMEN.-We have this uay opened
go large assortment of double and single barrel
"UNs, direct from London, and manufactured for
,oe embracing variety of qualities, from $3.50 to
eioo EACH We earnestly invite all who wish to pur
'hase to call and see them before purchasing
sept 3-dts GREGORY ROYALL Il SIMPSON.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

GpFaEkx UCURT.-IH TUE MATTER o. Cha az
- piisAon ~ khe Mayor Aldermen, and Commonslty q:
.nsoity Of New York relative 70 tho opening OF
New York Pursuant 70 statutes In such and pro
yded sh Mayor Aldsrmcn and Copmonai Of the oisy Of
New York bsrGby give aotioe that they iuond 10
she Snprea Cour Of tine State Of New FORK ~ speeds
BERN If MIC said oourt be held ~ tho oity Of New York
saturday ths 18th day Of November 1853 tbe oroninS
Tho sust on A day or - soon shosesitcr seansa cav s
for abe appointment Of Com Estimate
Assessment In Abe Abovs untitled ths, shs
hnd extent " the mprovsmont hereby Intended she
he sisy o. Nov York ss 'sS on. on Tho map plan O.
ssd city uBdor and sho Lsgnla.u-
Tho people OK Tho Stats of New York. entitled Aaa r
TO nproyeenss seuohns tho laying Of
rosds IA sue oy Of HcS York And for osnsr
psssed April ,, lHr AcHERT J. DILLON,
Counsel " ths OsxpogsNoy
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CHINA AND EARTHENWAR

Ny0 CHINA AND EARTHENwARE WHOLESALE
i dealers. HENRY HOPKINS, China and Earthenwsro
Broker and General Commission AGENT Burse Stafford
shire England begs that he will happy
seve con missions for the purchasing of these goods His
long spd intimate knowledge OF the trade and hs
In the heart Of the pottery distrct enable give per
sonal superinendencc the execution of all orders commit
ted to his care Terms Ao may DO had application Re
fs.eness Syen snd rc01Ssd Adasssa Buraem. ssaGord
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eoRPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE ID
hereby given to the owners occupant
Int al houses and let's improved unimpoved lands
thereby that the following have been
by and lodged in the ooe Of
Bureau of Assessments for examination, by all persons
ere ted:-ror building sewer in Leonard street. from
Ar Broadway with the in Cha street.
ees Broadvsy The limits embraced by such assessment
pieces and parcs of land situated both sides Of
onard street. from Broadway to point about 2o fses
north and south from Leonard street, ard the
Of Broadway, from Anthony street to point So feet
affected by the above named assesse nts and who
opposed to the either Of them requested 10
their objections in writing, to the undersigned
BE Office, No. Hall Of Records within thirty days from
: date OF this notice.
I WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE }Asaeseors.
CHARLES MoNIELL, }
6oA BufsAn of Assessments Street Department OeA 81
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(RPORATION NoTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE rs HERE
BY given to the owner occupant
|ouses and !ots improved unmprovsd lands affected
ply that the following have b,en completed
Assessor and lodged in the ooe of the Bureau
ssments for exaninat by all persous Interested for
ling eewer In hercer street, from The sewer in Bleeokcr
to near Ainity street The limits embraced by such az
ent include all the several houses and lots Of ground
nt lots piccas and parcels of situated both sides
rcer street. ram Blocker street TO Amty street. north
orners Of Morcor and Blocker and the southwest
Amty and Mercer streets. All PERSONS whose interests
to the same, either OF them, requested to present
objections in writing TO the underegned at their ONCE,
Hall Of Records wi hin thirty days from the date Of
otioa WILLIAM GAGE
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES MCNEIL, }
90, Bureau Of Assessments, Street Oct. 81,
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kpoRAToN NoTlcE-pugLIo NOTICE Is

RPORAT1ON NOTlCE-PUBLIu NOTICE is
creby given TO the owner or owners, occupant or
affected thereby, that the following assessments
been completed by the Assessors, and arc lodged In
rsons interested, viz For sewer Madison street.
No. l5 to the sewer built In Madison street at
re- street. The limits ON braoed by suoh assesssment
He ell the several houses and lots Of ground vacant
pieces and parcels OF land situated on both sizes Of
Fth ride Of Rutgers street from Henry to Madison
on the cast side Of Henry street b'tweea Pike and
above named assessments, and who arc oppo, cd to
lions in writing, TO the undors nod, st their Office
Hall Of Records within thirty dass from the date Of
btoe. WILLIAM GAGE
CHARLESJ. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES NoNIELi,
10 Bureau OF Assessments, Street Department., Nov
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pRP0RATION NoTICE.-PUBLICN NOTICE Is HERE
By gven to TIE owner owners occupant occupants
houses and lots Improved unmproved laade affected
eby that tho following been completed
assessors and lodged In tho office of the Of
ssmenta for examination by all persons Interested, Wis.,
gulatns ard refsgging White and Church streets The
To embraced By such assessment include all the several
and lots Of ground lots pieces and parcels
situated on north side of White street, lbs feet ease Of
Broadway and l5O feet Church street west side
Church street between Walker and White streets All
ons whose interests are Affected by the sbovo named
nentS and who are opposed to the Same, either
are requested to present their objections in wri ting
he undersigned, at thor office, No. Hall Of Reoords
lin thirty days from the date of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES ]. DODGE, Assessora
CHARLES MCNEIL
hoe Bussau Of Assessments Street Oot 81
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NORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE is
hereby gve that petitions have been presented in the
Of Aldermen for the construction q sewers in the
5oVins named Streets to within Seventh avenue, from
61v rrt Fortysixh street, also in l2st street, from
and through Third TO In ld
eet Also Forty street. from 100 feet west Of
eventh avenue Hudson rver in Washington street.
BIN Bank Bothune street Apersons Interested in the
love- and having objections thereto requested to
same writing to the Contrac. Clerk at this oOs,
| or before Nov Is, 1853
THEO. r. DE FOREST,
A. w. CRAVEN, Board
Chief Engineer
kV~AAo Acue a. nops TIME Mt NV q
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ICE OF RECEIVER OF TAXES, No Z, NEW CRY
ll, ParkTa,es Tor 1851 TAX payers are hereby mott
at one per cont will be added to all taxes remaining
on the frat day Of December nexs and two per cent
fifteenth day OF December next. The Receiver would
hon tax payers tho Importance of making as oarly
mt as pos lille TO avoid the crowd and delay which al
occurs previous to the addition Of the por
o. Hours Of receiving taxes from O'Clock A. M till
r. n Bauhable money only received.
HARVEY HART, Receiver Of Taxes. a
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE rs HERE
By given, 10 the owner owners occupant occupants
ali houses and o improved unimproved affected
reby that the following have boon completed
ne ana arc ooseo tne once OF tne bureau
For curb gutter and asgginsin Bowory and Ry,nsson
housep and lots Of ground lots pieces and
GELS Of land situsted the east sdc Of Bowery from
ngtor street point hundred feet south Of Rving
street, and the south side of Rvington from
very to Cbryse street. All persons whose interests
ctod by the above named ents, who
ed 70 he same either Of them requested 10
Questions in writing. 70 The undersigned. ~ their
6 Of this nouoe. WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE Assessors.
CHARLES MCNEIL
moe Bureau OF Assessments Street Department. Oot 81,
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kyORPORATION EOTICE-PUBLIC NOTICE rs HERE
~ given to the owner or owners or
cted thereby that tho following assessments have been
empeted the and are lodged in the office Of
bureau OF Assessments for by all persons
terested yzFOr aassng the sostsSry sidewalks s Of
mits by such assessment include all the several
ouses and lots ground vacant lots pieces and parcels
nd suated or the south eide of Twenty street, "a
east from Sixth thence ITO east All persons
nd who are to the same either Of them
uested TO present econs in writing to thu under
gned at their Office No. Hall OF Records, within thirty
Sys from the dste Of this notice.
cha RLEs j. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES MCNEIL.
ONCE Bureau OF Assessments Street Department Nov.
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ION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE !

NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
hereby given to the occupant or occu-
Suts Of al houses and lots proved lands
ected thereby that the following have been
bmpleed by the Assessors and lodged IN the office Of
Of for examination by all IN
Eighth to the sewer in Ninth avenue The
embraced such include all the several
buses lots ground lots pieces and parcels Of
md situated both sdes of Thirty ninth street from
rhth Ninth avenue the west Of Eighth ave-
and Thirty streets and the east side Of Ninth
enue corner Of Thirty ninth street All persons whose IN
are Affected by the named and who
opposed to The either Of them are requested to
er once No. Hall Of Records, within thirty days from
ke date Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES j. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES McNlELL, }
Once, Bureau Street Department Nov. 4,
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is HERE
~ by given, to the owners, occupant or
pants houses and lots improved unimproved lands
oempe BY Assessors. and are LODGED in the eaoe Of
interested vzFor building in Ridge street from
Houston Stanton street. Tho limits embraced by such
vacant lots pieces and parcels of land situated h
st Of Riogs street. from Houston to Stanton street All
interests affected by the above named
sssmcns and who opposed to the same or either q
the At their Office No hall Of Records, with
In thirty days from the date of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE.
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES McNIELL,
1874
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CThEET DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF RECORDS.
~ seSeo will he received at this OF until Mon
day; Nov a 1853 at la4 O'clock r. build an addition
TO the pier No 49, foot o. street. North river Seoa
cstonsto DO mad on apple tho Contract Cevk OF this
department Jas, TUREY Stroet Com missioner
Nov. 4.
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CTREET DEPARTMENT. NO. lHALL OF RECORDS
Sealed will received at this offs until Thurs
day November IT. 1853, ut half past IL o'clock. M to
dag reAg reset curb and gutter stones the
east aide Of d. Houston Tenth
susng second from Eleventh TO Twelfth
nues to be had ON application 70 the Con-
tract Clerk Of this Department. ....
NoueSnbey7 1R5S
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CsRPokATIoN NoTIoE-pEPAaTMENr OF

CORPORATION NOTICE.-DEPARTMENT OF
~ Streets and Lamps-sesled proposals will be -ecevsd
of Chambers and Centre street,, until aies Odd day of
November at IL O'clock after which will
for the lighting trimming and keeping clean the public oil
and for furnishing the oil and other mate
rails for the also for furnishing the oil for the
use of tie Fire Department, markets. PRISONS station
houses and all Other public lighted by the Cotpr.
frmation of such contract by the Common C,unc The
Oil requr must be Of the best Of sperm to be
ected the tcst the super;p Of
such other DO authorized the
Winter strained to be used during the onth of December
January February and March Summer strained In April
May, june July, and August Fall strained In September
October and November Thu hours for lighting
regulated under he unless
receive rata for additional services Tho
contractor to light the lights
in the City HILL markets. and all rp,raon buildings at
such times and hours may be directed by tho
under the superintendent Of Lamps and Gas All lamps
requiring repairs to be Brought the oil house. 9 aeroor
the oil depot In Manhatta 1vc may be d.
pl,ce The contractor contractors furnish
oil kettles lanterns torches sdder and all other
pu lamps The oil hand snd and a,en
se in to be taken by the contractor contractors
and the value be by apprasemcn aud
te be deducted from the amount Of contract contractor
street and to receive their instructions from the Supen
endent Estimates must be enclosed in envelopes saed,
and endorsed Proposals. for lighting trim ming aed keep
ing casn tho public oil lam 49, and for furnishing oil
md other materisls for lighting the &c 40" The
estimate will be publicly opened Mt the Office of tho Corn
amended charter at IL o'clock tho day
that tho reception of estimates Closes The right VIII b.
advantageous to the interest," of the corporation Blank
be obtained ut the Office Of Chambers
centre streets.sNsSsF HENRY ARCULARIUs Jr.,
Az 81 Commissioner Of Streets and Lamps
her1
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NTRspT DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF RECORDS
-Pubc notice hereby syon tina. the folio wing petitions
have besa presented the Board Of AldormenFo pave
west Fifth between Thirty and Thirty
strcos north side of Thireth street, between Fifth
npd Broadway Also the following roeoutions In
Board Of Assistant AldermenTo flag walk in front Of No.
itree between Seventh and Eighth avenues All persons
them in writing tie undersigned, at his office,
bcfore the 18th day Of November inst.
Nov. T. 1858. JAS. rURcY, Street Commissioner.
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CTREET DEPARTMENT NO. HALL OF RECORDS =
Sealed proposals will be received this til Mon
EoIember 81 1858, at I2k o'clock p. NJ ts Gag north
a. fifth street. from lbs feet Lexington
sids ito Third sysnas Specifications TO DO bad aPp
oAtioT> 1883 JAMES FUREY. Street Commissioner
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CoR poRATIoN NoTIcE-pEpARTMENr or STREETS

INTERPRETATIONS NOTICE-DEPAKTMENT OF STREETS
" and Lamps proposals will be received at the Of
flee Of the Cor missioner of Streets and Lamps
Chambers and Centre streets until the sd of November
1883 at IL O'Clock NJ latter which will receivcd for
iuershl all the essary tin cups aud tin tubes for tho
public oil lamps for the term Of year from tho date
confirmation of such contract by the Common Council.
Samples of said and tubes be at the Office OF
Chambers and Centre streets The will be public
y opened the Office of the Commits oner in
with the Comptroller amended charter ut IL o'clock
M the day and hour that the of estimates
closes. HENRY ARCULARIUS Commissioner Of streets
and Lamps
New York, New. IL, 1853