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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-10

ENPREss CONFERENCE.-The Porisen ~
King whose advertisement appears have formed, with
Express line for carrying packages of goods &c. n
communication, uniting this city ind the tow the
line of The Virginia and Tennessee Railroad with all the
Enstern and Southern cities. They have The exclusive
management of that mode Of conveyance On the RIA +
road, which is guarantee of responsibility urd sholld
give stability enterprise that assuredy deserves
encouragement.
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HOUSE ~ SIGN PAINTING

VIII be executed in line style and in reasonable linz
He desires call from all who lave work of that kind.
Q. HARDY,
ap III b iope Street.
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AUCTION SALES
SALE DE- Valuable REALEs,r.--

- l. I.
y AT AUCTION.-By vr ne Of deere = IL
enii Cenrl for Campbell County, in tie case 49, 0lr
stead and Wife Is Rowah's Executors. ne =" Ann
Commissioners viii On the 10Th day Of June ,r sn'd
tie premises. proceed To sell, (subiect Ia upon
Of The Cour) tpubc auetion the hieb, :,
HgbSE y LOT in the western suburbs Of
Of Lynchburg, now occupied by the Nj. % 'Iiy
Said lot has on it Lorge d omfor,able Dr. wan
esery necessary out bpuse-all 10 good rer, F. and
Of the moA desirable residences in or near ~, Is one
Az the sane time will be sold The several lot. ' ~.
ing the above '' adloln.
TERMs.-A credit Of 6, II. and Is month.
instalmenls-the purchasers executing tber.f equal
bic notes satisfactorily endorsed and ,h 81 heeota-
until the whole purchase money is paid Naieh
A. II. ARMISTEADD
May 27-d&catawtds
Also, at The same time and place, viii BIO .,ll.#,.
riage; paw Of horses wagon and Tho WI, ,,1 Caf-
Of Ho@sehgfd and Kitchen Furniture Sale to
at o'clock precisely. r. Jun. UNI nee
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EAGLE MARBLE WORKS,
ADJOINING I'll ~ ro.r OFF
'szz,1s>A- >
l. YNCH TR q, "a

yOHN b. GADDESS g. BROTHER, Proprie'ors
- Formerly of Baltimore keep on hand and maxi to
or ler at Northern Prices, American, Italian aud EgyP-
fian uarbkr Monuments Tonnbs Head q. Emit Stones
Gayl11 Ta,es Mante-fieceS, Coantar, Bercoa, Iaiic
L. GHasd-SIoad Tops, made any SIZE.
The Trade furnished with rough Marble. Pommice
Stone, Hone Grit, Polishing Putty and c 10th.
All we want i call "a ourwork speahs fol itself
Any order from country cna9,tedlo US wi
be faithfully executed with ncatness and disputeh.
john b. GADDE>SA BROTHER.
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TEMPERANCE MEErr G.-The proceedings Of Ii,
Temperance Meeting held in this city Wednesday
evening, weare compelled To 10y II Tomorrow for
want fspace. The address the occasion by the Rev
Mr. Jennings was listened to with marked interest By
The audience. Without ndulgng in the mpoc
lenunciat ions which often charactcse the efforts
Of Temperance advocates, Mr. J. forciby argued the
moral duty OF Temperance Reform,and presented many
striking facts illustrative thereof and Of the demoal.
zing nnd criminal effects Of indulgence in intoxicating
liquors He was succeeded by the Rev. John Long in
few remarks explanatory the object of the Char.
ottesve Convention, and urging upon the meeting his
sense ofthc necessity Of the reform contemplated by
The assembling OF that body We will publish tomor.
row also the address of the State Central Convention
fixing upon thetime and place ofhodng the proposed
Convention.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-14

CTREET DEPARTMENT, NO. 4HALL OF RECORDS -
- Public NOTICE 10 hereby given, that the following petit
on, have been presented in the Board Of Aldermen
regulate grade and Gag four feet of walks curb And
gutter and Fifty fourth street. between Ninth
Tenth aysnus south sis: q Ftsth street from
fence lots between Fifth and Sixth For
and Forty fourth streets TO regulate grade
regulate and grade Tooth street. from North East river
following petitions In ths Beard Of Assistant Alder
flag space nine feet wide In TvoE ty fifth street from
Third to within l25 feet Of Sixth avenue Also
following resoutonsTo Thirty second street. from
way and CatheIne lane to FENCE vacant lots both sides
also those south side Of Eighteenth street. between
persons interested having objections thereto
tbem In writing the
at his office, before the Goth day Of September
JAMES FUREY. Street Com missioner.
September 10, 1853
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ITO LEAD DEALERS. SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
received At the once Of the Crotch Aqueducs Dspsrt
1855 At O'Clock for twenty tons Of pig lesd Pro.
posas will state the price per ton, separately for soft
Spanish and Galena lead 70 be dsves WITHIN
from the opening OF the proposals. Payments be made
the regular thereafter The Department
right Of rejecting all OF the proposals IL deemed sd
to the public Etsro Blank forms of estimate In ac.
cordance with the ordinances Of the Common Council can
be had application at tails office.
1HEO. DEfORFST, Acting President.
a. W. CRAVEN Engineer.
September 10, 1853.
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CORPORATION NOTICE. DEPARTMENT OF
~ Streets and Lamps by virtue Of the charter
1853 notice Is hereby given that proposals will
solved at the sse Of OF Streets ps
Cor lighting with cleaning and sutshing the street
lAmps and also for furnishing with gas all public places
markets and building assa to be used BY
shc corporation in the district lying south Of Grand
BY the New York Gas Light Company Tho gas proposed
% be furnishsd must 30 Of tho beat qoay equal ct
~ the corporation for stree: lamps s.tr
COO cubic feet viii DO entertained Blank
b obtained at the once Of the Commissioner Of Streets
ssp,on Of ssinate: for tho purpose above expressed will
when the estimates will be put TO opened. Proposals
should be enclosed sealed envelopes and directed to the
# n. Estimates; viii DO opened in
the oomptroler and before those Interested by the head
Of the Department. HENRY ARCULARIUS, Jr.,
Commissioner Of Streets and Lamps.
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EXCURSIONS.

GRAND EXCURSION AND PICNIC FOR ST. MARY,S
" Chnrjh, williamsburg, will take place Thursdsy,
September 10 1853 to Biddles Grove, The steamboat
eetop band are engaged Steamboat will roach foot
~ sonth Third street, at ~ o'clock A. NJ. Tonth
New York. at 81 Bridge street. Brooklyn at o. and Dior
No. North river New York, At 10 o'clock The proceeds
Of tie excursion w be for the benefit of ST. new
church, now being erected in Villa Tickets 80
cents Children nnder twelve Of half price
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CORPORATION NOTICE-PUBLIC NOTICE. Is
hereby given that pstoIs hsve been presented In the
Board Of Aldermen for the obstrustion
from Tenth to Ninth Lveuus; sl.o In sixth FROM
Ihftish street to Twenty ninth street; also In Ridge
street. from Breeme to Delaney street. sso In Seventh
avenue from Twenty fifth to Twenty sixth street. also In
Washngtcn street between Rector aud Carlisle streets
also In whitehall srse from the sewer At State street
In Henry street from Clln TO Montgomery street, aso
In Laursns street from Beesker to Prnoo street. and
In Ih street. from Tenth Hudson
or Al persons interested the above and hayiag obsc
tons thereto to present. the ia writing
Is. 1853.
ab w cRA VI FOREST croton Aquedues Beard.
croton Aaueduct Department, Sept. 10. 1853.
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sA.,S~,s a The bulldog there nstAhe due 10 then
A. ~ and he bes hsl1sH hes 70 slsim su
peDssr 70 theirs (JsnDises W Dom, l3Johns 81 Mlon
a VssdsTHp Ia johns, l6S IAnty Parks % ven,
Hil 3s Cutter Powell, Tenn Rep. $50 FAxoa W..
naDsseld Mass. Rep II The owners Of the building
ere Pet liable IN any amount beyond the price,
ssd they have already ovsrpad the contractors the su
aerssA Spon Under this view of the natter order udg
mont for the defendant with eosts WI $40 allowance
uudar statute.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS HERE
~ by gvon to the owner ovnors. occupant ocoa-
pants Of AL houses and lots improved plmrroved lands
Affected thereby that the following have bees
scmBeted BY the Assssso and god in the eos Of
the Bureau OF Agreements for at0n bysa
ntsrested viz For butldng Nineteenth street
from First to Tho its embraced such
include all the and let's of
yse, Mt lots peoe and parcels q land situated beth
sides Of Nineteenth street. from First to
All whose interests affected the shove
and who opposed 70 the either of
to the nnde-sgned 1t their once No Hall Of Records
within thirty days from ths date Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE.
CHARLES J. DODGE, }Assessors.
CHARLES McEIELL
once Bureau o. Assessments, Street Department Sept
g. -
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CORPORATION NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Is
hereby given that petitions have bee presented in the
lowing named streets to In Mulberry street
Walker to Bayard street, Also in street from
street from NO 40 to Hester street And In the Board Of
Assistants sewer in Charlton street MXcdougal
TO Hudson persons interested above and
having objections thereto requested to present the
in writing TO the Contract Clerk at this Office
before Sept %, 1853.
1H M d 2; pE FOREST croton Az. Board.
Croton Aqueduct Department, Sept r. 1853
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nEPARTwENT OF STREETS AND LAMps-PROPC

nEPARTNENT OF STREETS AND LAMPS-PROPo-
- sails for gas IL ostsProposals will be received at
the office Of the Of Streets and Lamps corner
tmbsr O'Clock after which will be received
furnishing the corporation Of the city of New York with
thousand cast iron lamp posts The posts TO be
in three pieces viz base column and crosshead after
pattern pott which be Ct the Of superin
be cast from pig Iron and furnished At such times
and in such be ordered by the Department
The right will be reserved to reject any or 50
per pound, and will be opened publicly the
that the reception Of estimates Closes at four o'clock in
association with the Comptroller, per amended charter
M Blank estimetes can Be obtained at the oice OF the
Commissioner Of Streets and Lamps where further In
formation the above statement be had. Estimates
must be enclosed in sealed envelopes.
hENkY ARCULARI0US, Jr.,
Sept II, 1859. Commissioner Of Streets and Lamps.
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SrATEN ISLAND fEkRy.-REcULAR AND ExCpR.
mos ~ 20 ststen Island. Fars6 CENTS Bcsss leave
vne 1907 OF whitehall street south fc Of the Battery
syery novr IRON NJ TO p. NJ An extra boat lea
s,s , Drk sssh sad lo NJ and 81 ~ and ~ P; Nj
nss ia clock Boats leave Staten Island hour
80 ana estra best, 4 * and W A. NJ and ~ ~
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NROTON AQUEDUCT BEPARTMENT-T0 CON-
~ traotors-Sealsd proposals., endorsed Proposal for
receiving basins win be received st the once Of the croton
Aqueduct Depsr until Monday the 10Th day Of Sep
TENDER 1858 O'Clock M for the building Of the
sary receiving basins and eulvsrt At the northeast and
southeast Of Greenwich and Liberty streets to
meet with the sewer in Liberty street The plan Of the
and foB the building Of the and
all other relating thereto be obtained
application to the Water Purveyor, 1t this ONCE.
THEO. H. DE FOREST, Acting President, }Croton Aque-
A. W. CRAVEN. Chief Engineer, ) duet Board.
New York, September 10 1853,
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10 IT,. .s, . Wsfs1 % :.
received the once Of the Croton Aqueduc Department
until Monday the 18th day Of September 1853 at II O'clock
basins and sulyrts IN Nett street from Pe walker
length about G feet The plan Of the aud specifics
tons for the building Of the and all other inorma
tion relating thereto be obtained application the
Water Purvsyor ~ this once.
TRIO. 4. DE FOREST Acting President, Croton Aque-
A w. CRAVEN, Chief Engineer, duct Board.
New York. September l 1863
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'ToHN B. WIcKBRsHAM, MANUfACrURxR OF WIRE
- rsng iron fenues for farms, &C., No Broadway
Ornamental iron work iron and wire railing for public
private grounds parks lawns, dwellings. a., from 6y
cents TO ten dollars foot Iron bedsesds the
Pete assortment in this city prices from three dollars
sixty dollars Iron dogs Hons ketehtng poss
Umbrella stands, spttoons Ae &C okershsms eslsbra
dollars per rod The subscriber offers IKE largest
stock Of ornamental iron work in the United States al
bis at exceedingly low prices Superior
quality Of hair and corn busk actresses JOHN WICK
81 Lewis street. -
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ADVERfREMRNfS RENEWED EVERY DAI.
~ SEE THIRD AND FIFTH PAGES. -GA
CORPORATTON NOTICES.

" pairs and suppies ssItsnbsr 1873 .Te s1iidsrs-
Sasa roIoss van rsssysd e. -; smas s 81 ne Com
rs::s. = ss: :D.ns sae sscs. WHOM
ns thsy opened On soscrds1ss viii shs srdi..nss
sS dss te :: y: u :nd
4Ae plans Of the work required 30 done
l All .seEnatos rsFard thsrets GA b had :, the Of
I'm street Bsnk estimates viii be furnished ~ either Of
lee Also stipxtss vi. BE- rsceysd for The rspavng Of
on srsss 70 Css.l 'srSs with gran
- once Of the Commissioner Of Repairs and Supplies
New City Hail. ct the once Of tbs 8uperintsp
0Ss ~ . .aa
nd rspsirs house Of ooh and Ladder Company Ne.
ninth avsnass fhs plans and Of the work
required 70 be DONE and all information in regard thsreo
san had NJ the office Of the snpsrintendont Of Public
furnished either ofoe The Cemmssoner
% yesst a or sny Of the sstsmsses desned for tho
'A' IARTHoLoxEw B. PURpY,
Coanissioaer Of Repairs and Supplies.
gyoAPoRATIoN EsrICx-PUBLI0 NOTICE is
ysrts iii housss and lots Improved Or lnn proved
lards Affected thereby tbat the hsve
teen ssnplstsd the Assessors and lodged In the once
sens nssrestsd vsFsr tagging the souehery sidewalk
Of Feursesntb street. between avenues and The limits
By such include all the several houses
avenue 10 pspt $50 sset vest Of avenue b. All persons
ws.; .ss .. arc p G 0vs s.s a
ssssssaE.sa a. tsir ss:s ~: a.l Of zssord' within
~ s 4s s| 4 s ~ .sssS3sbs., Assessors,
onss I.sssu Of AuSsssusns' Street Department. Sep
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loRPoRATI0N NoTIcE-PUBLIC NOTICE is HERE
BY given TO the cvners occupant or occupants
e al bs.ses a.d lots Improved or uamprevsd lands 81
ssnRleed Assessors and are lodged the once Of
the Bureau Of for BY all
lAterested For building sewer In Christopher street,
From the 6udssa river to the in Greenwich
The limits embraced by scch asssssmsnt include all the
several housss lots Of ground lots pieces
PARCELS situated both des Christopher street.
Sn West street to Greenwich avenue both sides Of
Factory street from Christ ,pher to street.
sdss Of Fourth street from Christopher Amos street
Of Bescier street from Amor forty eet south
Of Chrssopher street. boz sides Of Bedford street. from
street seventy ave fee south Of Christopher
both sides q auasen street. from Amos street to
Gss:Hwisn street from Amos TO i've feet south Of
70 Anes street. both sides Of Wesha wksn
street from Christopher to hundred and thirteen feet
north Of Christopher street east side of West street
from Christopher to hundred and thirteen foet north Of
Christopher street and the south side Of Amos street,
rom Warrington to Hudson All persons whose
terests affected by the above named assessments and
Who opposed to the same either them are
4usgtea their objections In writing to the under
asned - their sfs No Hall Of Records within thirty
days fSsm the date Of this notice.
CHARLES MCNEIL,
Once Bureau Of Assessments Street Department Sep
tsmber 3. 1853.
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WARRANTED MATCHES. SILVER CYLLNDnE
So silver hunting levers full jswsied SIS lAdSV geld
watches, $2 &25 $50 large assortment hand 81
Bcwsyy.
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CORPORATION NOTICE. - PUBLIC NOTICE Is
W hereby given 10 the occupant or oecu
pasts Of al houses aad Or asds
completed BY the Assessors and n. lodged the ses Of
the Buresu Of for examination by all
Interested yzFer paving Twenty ninth street. between
Second and Third The hmits eobrsced BY such
pieces and parcels Of land stsated both
sides ninth street from Second to Third
An whose interests Affected by the above named
sna whc are 70 sne sse or either Of
70 the undsrs gnsd, - their once No Hall Of Records
within thilty days from rho date Of this notice
WILLIAM GAGE
CHARLES j. DODGE Assessors
CHARLEs MCNEIL
once Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department. Sep
tembss 3, 1853.
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No,lcE-ro THE pnILApELpgIA rUBLIc-UsoLE

The original version OF this wonderful DRAMA by g. H.
Aiken Eco. as performed at Mr. Towards Troy Museum
hundred nghts and in IT. tenth week Of represen
tation at the National Theatre New York, npder
Dsgemept will shortly he produced ct the Chestnut street
Theatre Phadphis with all the original music composed
piece by Mr. g. Howard and with the scenic
en-, cite as At my Theatre.
would ALEC inform the public that Mr. G.. L. Aiken, Mr.
G. Howard and myself the only authorized to
cell the piece not disposed Of other copy in Phils
dophia therefore that being performed at another esab
lhment not the genuine copy and the respectable
tion Of the public will have opportunity Of witness
ing the correct piece ,,,., "A Puhpf
geptemler a. lsi3
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UvOR LIvHRPOOL-UNITED STATES VAIL srBAM
II ship ATLANTIC, Jas West. eonmAsdss This stesn
shiP VIII depart with hs United stssss nails for Europe
positively saturday ssptenb H. Ut u o'clock NJ
ksr SsrtS khe Canal Per freight q pas
sage having unsquAsd for elegance
comfort Apply 70
Passengers are requested to DO board ut Tx A.
TAs steanAhip Arctic VIII succeed the Atlantic and sail
October l.
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TyORPORArlOR NOTICE. NOTICE IS HEREBY
" iv n the evners occupant occupants
All homes and improved and proved ands sest
Cd thereby that the following assessments
plstsd BY the Asssssors and lodged In the etss
a 0urssu Of ssnents for s1Anip alton bv ali per
se.s interested, vi.::-F.I s,ildas . sever II sIcoms
and throlxb Sullivan street 10 the sewer ssaf Grand
street. The limits embraced BY sueh include
s,esss and I,r'sls Of land sisSs,sS both ass q
sdss Of Sullivan street rem Broons
the west side Of Sullivan street from spTing
Sullivan street On The north side fats street nom Sui
sides Of Clark from Broome Spring street.
ths soah side Of Doninsk street, from Csr 10 feet
vest OF Clark street ALI persons whose interests AZ
ctA9 BY the above named ssssssments and who or
posed TO- she same either Of them requested
once No lB.J Of Records, within thirty from the
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES McNIELL,
O@ee Bureau Of Assessnsnt Street Department, Sep
tsnbsr ;, 1853.
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CORPORATION EOTCE.-PUBLIC NOTION rs
hereby given 10 the owner owners occupant or
supanta Of Ill houses lots improved uaim proved
ss:tsd thsrsby that the following assessments have
enes Of the for by a
persons interested viz.For building IN Twenty
sixth street, Madison Fourth
limits srseed BY ..sh include all the ssys
es land situated beth sides Of Twenty sixth strsst
from Madison TO Fourth All persoas whose ster
Affected by tho
opposed 20 the same either Of ths.
presert their skestoAs writing to the At
Ssir &C. Hall Of Records within Thirty days fre
Ne dAtS Of this notice
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors
CHARLES McNEILl,\
0Mes Bureau Of Assessments Street Department Sept.
4 l06d
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ole BULL
~ his friends public that his Second
GRAND CONCERT
will take place THURSDAY EVENING, Sept. Is, at
NIBLOS CONCERT SALOON,
which occasion he will DC aided by
sIGNoRlNA ADELINA PATTI,
IL Musical Phenomenon.
-A'"oA fkojGaAMaE 'e'''' anu ''A"'s'''
/. "Caprics Russs," composed and performed by
q "BrrlN.nt cavatns' from verdis spAra Of" ErnAnAn
sisnorina Adelra Patti.
j. "Adante Rondo,' from the Grand Concerto" com
posed and performed by
L. "Ah Non GiuDse," the celebrated Rsndo Finale from
sisnorins Adeiias PattL
piu," from "Psssi.iio." Composed for the vioiip
alone BY N Pasanini performed By
Souvenir D. ostello fr the left hand alone; followed
both pieces composed and performed by
2. ~ Am the Bayadere." Madame Anna Bishops esle
sienorn. Adsiipa Patti
J. 1.-The Mothers Prayer" Fantasia Rsigssa Composed
snds1ecutsd by
4. Jenny Linds " Echo Gong, sung by
signorina AdeliAA Patti,
o. Inc 'AfA'VA' u 'ene Ole Bull
Mr. strskoech will play splen did grand Plane fron
PleyeIs J manuiastory in TAs kindly loaned By Mr. Des
The price Tickets Of admission has besa fred at a.
With every admission ticket will be given eertncats
tcate has remain In the hands Of original holders
and establish 81 the ownership to tie seat.
On the evening Of the concert there will be attendance
number Of Ushers wearing rosetss whose duty IL will 10
to show vsiters to their respective seats.
Doors open At 7; concert TO commence ut o'clock
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KynOfON AQUEDUSr DEPARTMENT-TO CONTRAC
!erssslsd proposals. endorsed Propo:Sl for saver in
q Ne scs Of the Croton Aqusduet Department sntn
Nenaay The 18th day Of September 1853 At IL o'clock
fpr the building sewer with the receiving
Iss.s and s.lIsrts in Mott ST. frs% ths sever
80 The plan and for the buiid-
n SAINT, and all other Information relating thereto
e. be ebta cd application to the Water Psrveyor
NJ e6ice. .
THO, r. DxFOREST Acting Pres Croton Ague-
A. ". CRAyKN, Chief Engineer. duct Board.
Hat
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DEAL ESTATE s0Ff!CE, ~ HARRISON STREET
LII Tho subscriber continues 70 sivs whole attention
the mGnssont of real estate 10 sell Lease and col
Loot the rents houses keeping them In repair 40 Pro
perty always hard and for sale Loss farms
seats 40 disposed Of reasonable terIcs r. JAo0T
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L,OR SALE-T0s MAGICIANS, SPECTATORS, OR
II otbersA valuable and niGcent cabaistc appara
tins and compete. inexperienced parties wishing to
purchase be taught the cabaeto art in short time.
Please call address T. Kaye % Dey street. up stars,
where the apparatus can be seen.
THEATRICAL NOTICE FRONT STREET THEATRE
l. baltimore, viii open for the on or about the
10Th inst Proprietor CHARLES Porter Ladies and gau-
emen OF acknow edged talent desi-ous OF epgagements
viii please address mme diately paid 70 CHARLES
1pOs. PAFsLoE theatrical Agent, Barton's Theatre,
New York,
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NExSEE CO.'S WESTERN LAND AGENCY, LA
~ fayette, ind.-ofce In New York, s. Wall ssrset-
lands ocates By cash gu shares
commission, In Indiana, Illinois Wisconsin, Iswa yut L
oious ees.ens msde on thc re.y projected railroads In
Interested should apply immediately as the best
being rapidly taken up N Co personally inspect all
locations ntrue to them For further infoT AM
circulars apply ut the Land warrant Once %
T. J. COLEMAN. 63 Wall stresn