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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-21

DIANOFORTES.-JOHN D. JAQUES, FORMERLY
i Jaques Brother, would respectfully announce to
his friends and the public that he has recently opened
the extensive warerooms No 53S Broadway, thrd door
above Spring street. second oor for the sale of piano
fortes eodeons &C. Those DESTROYS of purchasing good
and substantial instruments and Mt the lowest possible
prices would do well to call at the above be-
fore making selections elsewhere each and every
ment made by the most celebrated manufacturers and
warranted in every TO give entire satisfaction Sc
second hand pianos taken in exchange bought for cash
THO THE MUSICAL wORID-NOTICE- EN-
i the stock of musc and musical merchan-
disc at VANDERBEEK's music establishment, 479
Broadway. will be removed to the spacious stores
s43 Broadway, near Union square, and 81 East
Thirteenth street, about the LIST of Febru-
airy next. The undersigned in making this change at
the solicitation Of his up customers hopes his old
friends and patrons will continue to favor him with their
orders The profession general will find it to their
advantage to examine his extensive stock of foreign and
American music, to which all the newest publications
will be added issued Visitors and pupils of
the many eminent dancing schools in the neighborhood
respectfully informed that they may always find at
the Metropolitan Music Emporium, near Union square,
all the latest Dances consisting of watzes poas schot
tisches mazourkas polka redowas polka mazourkas &C.
Finally the undersigned would beg leave to call the
tention of his customers to the wcassorted stock of
stationery at the above location. Music furnished for
sorees, and pianos tuned at the shortest notice Re-
member it is next door to Dalrynple's.
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-TNO IRON FOUNDERS-SEALED PROPOSALS WILL
be received by the subscriber, at the Office of the
rotor Aqueduct Department. until January a. 1863 at
hree O'Clock NJ for 900 cast iron water pipes four
.et in diameter, and inch thickness of metal The
named TO be the inside diameter and each pipe to be
inc feet in length The joint to be what is termed the
dgot and faucet joint, and the form Of the hub to
Trespond with drawings to be furnished at this Office
be cast in vertical position, with the hub end down;
70 whole to pass the established inspection and proof by
Of 300 pounds to the square nch to be of uni
thickness of strong, tough iron, free from all i'm
efections whatever and such will bear drilling and
tting Proposals win state whether the pipes to
from blast furnace iron remeted iron and from blast
furnace will specify the Of tho lnine &C..
used The pipes to be delivered at the wharf foot of Man
haitian street, Nanhatanvle North river as follows
100 pipes 10Th March; pipes LIST April 200 pipes
18th April 200 pipes LIST May 200 pipes 18th May 200
pipes LIST June. Appetite price per ton of 40 lbs will
named. The Of two responsible persons with their
written assent 10 become surees for the fulment in
every particular Of the contract will be required
company the proposals. Payments to be made within
thirty days from the inspection of parcel with
walton Of cent until the completion of the contract
In deciding upon proposals. the Croton Aqueduc Board
reserve the right of rejecting proposals they disap
prove. NICHOLAS DEAN,
President Croton Aqueduct Department.
ONCE OF the Croton Aqueduct Department JAN H. 1853
Note-Blank forms of estimate, in accordance with the
ordinances of the Common Council, will be furnished
application at the Office Estimates to be endorsed Pro
posals for furnishing iron pipes, made by -"
january oath 1853
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AGENCY.


A MEXICAN AND FOEEIGN AGENCY, CITY OF WASH
n ington d. c., under the direction Of Aaron Haight
Palmer Counsellor Of the Supreme Court of the United
States for the prosecution and recovery Of claims the
United States before Congress- the Executive Departments
and Boards Of Commissioners sitting nWashngton settle
ment Of accounts with the Executive Departments and
obtaining the remission of fines penalties and forfeures,
for alleged violations Of the revenue other laws OF
the United States recovery Of debts, egacics and in
hcriances in the United States and foreign countries
investments in United States and State securities colcc
tions generally remttances, and other money business
purchase Of government lands for foreign emgrans &c
The undersigned has efficient and reliable spondens
in the several States and Territories of the Union and will
give his prompt and faithful attention TO all busness
hded 10 the agency Letters must be post paid Office
south corner OF Fifteenth street opposite the Trca sury
Department. AARON III PALMER
Director and Consul General OF Ecuador for the u &
Washington, December, 1862
DRtsrFLs OFFICE FOR PArENTs.--URIING 4 co
to the late Mr.. A. Dixon and the late Mr.
X. W. Urling.-Patents taken out In Belgium Holland
Germany, France and in Great Britain and all the other
States Of Europe on The most moderate terms A Rue
Sotyeranc faubourV de Nainur Brussels, (Telgium)
r J. SFAHrNG, COMMISSION MERCHANT. Bon No
81 45l Posi- Oace, San Francisco, Cal Consignucnts
Of merciand gcnesaly soelted RefcrcDce-C $ Rob.
bins Sons, Wall street.
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CTEAM TO PARAGUAY, BOLIVIA, &C.-CIRCUIAR.-
- INV YORK, December Is, 1S52-She United States
and Paraguay Steam Navigation Company, having been
formed with sufficient and paid in capital, steamship
of strength speed and capacity has been purchased by
them and will leave New York for the waters of La Plata
and ascend its upper tributaries for the purpose of car
ryng freight and passengers towing vessels &c. under
favorable inducements from the governments of Para
quay, Bolivia &C. Connected with the project is another
of strictly commercial character The stockholders in
the Navigation Company have most Of them united for
the purpose of introducing American manufactures into
those countries for the first time in years having
to the ocean, and the advantages of foreign
These rich in all the natural products of
South America and earnestly desire to exchange them
for those Of the United States We are therefore, in
truced by the directors Of the Steam Navigation Compa
ny say that they have their steamer and sailing
vessels which they are deyotng to the reception Of sam
pie and other egh to be disposed of by the agents of
the company in Paraguay, Bolivia Brazil and at points
hitherto having direct intercourse with the United
States The company will account for all articles sold,
and obtain orders for similar goods wherever practicable
attention requested to this circular if you approve of
its objects. LIVINGSTON, WELLS & CO. Agents
"a Broadway.
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CLOTHING.

CLOTHINC1.
(tAST OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED
~ ladies or gentlemen DESTROYS Of converting their
cast off clothing furniture into cash. obtain fair
price by sending the subscriber at residence or
line through the Post Office will be punctualy attended
to. Ladies attended by Mrs. Cohen
NJ. S. COHEN, GO Elm street
II AIDES WEARING APPAREL AND JEWELRY PUR
i chased for cash. by Mrs. Fogerty, No 95 Wooster
street door from Spring ladies waited on at their
own residence.
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NEW YORK AND PTIILADEI.PHIA-DIRECT UNITED
IN States Mail and Express Lines through in four hours
New Jersey Railroad via Jersey Gty-Leaving New Yorh
p NJ. Fare in the "a. NJ and p. NJ So rs, and in the
"a. NJ and 81 P. NJ g. Leave Philadelphia at l. and
GA. NJ, and 5n p. NJ. For frst class, IS; second do
Is and A. M and 4 P. ny 81 so. For Baltimore
Washington Norfolk and Charleston-through tickets
sold, and through baggage carried, in the and A. NJ
and and SIX p. M. lines from New York. Passengers
with baggage the ferry fifteen minutes before the
trains leave.
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COPARTNERsTIIP NOTICES.


T EWIS AUDENRIED HAVING RETIRED FROM THE
IL firm Of Newell Sturevant 4 Co., the business will
be settled by either Of the undersigned. Dated New
York. Jan. l, 1853 NEWELL STURTEyANT,
LEWIS AUDENRIED.
Newell Sturtevant having associated with him Noah
Surteyant Joseph Maxfeld jr, Charles Wannemacher,
and Thomas H. Riley, the business will be continued In
New York, Boston, and Philadelphia under the firm Of
Newell Sturtevant Co.
DIss0LUT1ON OF COMPREHENSIVE COPART-
~ nershp heretofore existing known as the firm of
Hughes 4 O'Nei ship tnsmiths, Is this day dissolved.
All debts to be paid to Thomas ONe of the late firm of
Hughes Il 0'Neil
VTTANTED-A PARTNER WITH FROM ONE THOU
w sand to twenty five hundred dollars cash capital
70 engage in the paint OIL and brush business The ad
veriser practical painter and DESTROYS of opening
store town. for the furnishing painters articles in
general. For particulars, apply to j. 8. DUNNO, 81
Parcay street None but active business need apply
TWO DRY GOODS OR LACE NIERCHANTs.-AN EN-.
l. terprising gentleman, of first capabilities with
cash capital of 81 000 wishes to enter into partnership
with house already doing business in Broadway Ca
nal street. All communications will be confidential with
real name Address X. Y. H. Broadway Post Office
di.1 OO0-PARTNER WANTED IN THE AUCTION
sD1 ,OOO and real estate agency business.--ro a
active man. who has the above amount this an oppor
tunity to have interest in business already es-
tabshed Address, with real name, Hammer, Herald
Office.
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MUSICAL.

MUSICAL.
A GOOD PIANO PLAYER WISHES TO PLAY AT PAR
n ties. Please address G. T., Herald office.
A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. GIVEN ON THE Pr
N pianos tuned and regulated quadrilles played
at parties. Terms very moderate Written directions
left at 20 White street Immediately attended to.
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HOTELS.


IMPORTANT TO ALL VISITING CUBA.-THE WE'LL
known hotel Revere House, Havana, has been trans
ferred from Ocious street No. 0 Abrapa street
Of Mercadores. This large edice has been rebuilt and
retted and expense has been spared to make it
elegant and comfortable home It be recommended
with confidence the best and largest hotel at Havana
Refer to DR.. Bogart No st. Marks place, New York
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TT 9. MAIL STEAMSHIP COSfPANY.-FOR NEW Or
~ leans via Havana.-The splendid steamship CHER0
KEE Baxter commander will sail from the pier at foot Of
Warren street, N. R., on Thursday January q, at
New Orleans ladies and after saloon berths, $780,
lower forward saloon berhs $780, steerage $25 Specie
only taken on freight to Havana Freight taken to New
Orleans at 80 cents per cubic foot Shippers of freight
requested to supply themselves with the companys bills
ofadng, which may be had on application at the Office.
No other form will be signed No bills Of lading signed
after IL O'Clock the day Of sailing For freight pas
sage apply to NJ o. ROBERTS, 1T West street. of
Warren
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1tASH TO LOAN-ON WATCHES, JEwELRY, Ola.
~ monds, and valuables of every description ON the
most accommodating terms at my private Office No 10q
Nassau street. room 3D. Ladies' waited at their resi-
dence, and all transactions strictly confidential No. 100
Nassau street, room 10.
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INoR SAvANNAT--U. s. MAIL LINE-THE SUPERIOR
IL steamship Alabama. Captain y. Ludlow, on Saur-
day 22d January 1858 ut three O'Clock NJ from pier
No D. North river. Apply to SAMUEL J. MlTCHlII. l0l
Front street. The Florida, Captain NJ. 8 Woodhul on
Saturday, January 20 1853 For speed, strength
coast
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CTREET DEPARTMENT, NO. 4 HALL OF RECORDS
- Public notice is hereby given, that the following
solution has been presented to the Board of Aldermen
To flag the sidewalk in Eighteenth street. (south sde)
between Fifth and Sixth All persons interested
having objections thereto requested to present Them
in writing, to the undersigned at his Office, before
the goth day of January inst. JAMES FUREY,
january To- 1853. Street Commissioner.
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CTEAM FOR M0NTEyDEO BUEN0S AYRES, ENTIRE
- Rios Corrientes Assumption and Cuyaba Tin Braz)
Sample freight and passengers will be taken in a fast
steamer, with excellent accommodations under the
mand of experienced captain to leave this port
about the goth Of January. Cabin to Montevdeo and
Buenos Ayres $3.50. Cabin to Paraguay, $780, For
freight or passage apply to LIVINGSTON, WELLS CO.,
Agents, "a Broadway.
C,TEAM FOR MONTEvIDEo, BUENoS AYREs ENTIRE
- Rios, Corrientes, Assumption and Cuyaba, lin Bra
ziD.-Sample freight and Messengers will be taken In
;asi steamer With excellent accommodations, under the
command Of experienced captain to leave this port on
about the Goth of January.
Cabin to Montevideo and Buenos Ayres ........ 1850
IarABuay wv
For freight passage, apply to
LIVINGSTON, WELLS CO., Agents, "a Broadway.
The steamer being detained for further improve
ments to render her efficient will remain in this
port until about the 9Th of February As it is detenn
ed to touch at Granada few passengers will be received
for that island. LIVINGSTON, WELLS CO., Agents.
NOR NORFOLK, PETERSBURG, AND RICHMOND
I The United States mail steamship ROANOKE +. Ca
yendy commander will sail from pier 49, North river
Saturday ed January, at ?. NJ For freight apply
board, and for passage to
LtDLAM 4 PEASANTS So Front street
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(tIIPPER LINE FOR SAN FRANCISCO. THE ELEGANT
u new clipper ship STAR OF THE UNION, Willis COM
mander is loading at pier No ID East river few
tons more be taken Can also take three or four
passengers, having splendid state accommoa
tions. For freight passage, apply board or 70
JOHN OGDEN 116 Wall street.
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MEDICAL.

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TToLIOwAY's OINTMENT AND PILLS HAVE Eff
III fected a wonderful cure of rheumatism Mr.. DON
aid Mcclellan Of Murrumbidge New South Wales writes
to Professor Holloway as follows "a man Of about
fifty years of age employed by John Peter Esq Justice
Of the peace in this colony suffered for twelve months
from attack of rheumatism, brought by
body was bent nearly double In this deplorabe condi
ton, he commenced using Holloways ointment and pills
and so speedy was the cure effected by them, that i
seemed to those who had witnessed his suferngs lit
less than nraclcn Sold by all the vendors OF medi
cine throughout the British empire and BY those of the
United States at 81 cents ss cents and 81 so per box
Wholesale at Mr.. Joseph Horsey's, Maiden lane New
York. and at the propretor's, pa Strand, London.
CF1F PREsERvArION-sFIF CURE.-A RECIPE on
- infalibe preservatve against all Diseases and
three original prescriptions for the cure Of them may be
rccted to G. HAsSON, NJ D., Montreal Canada East.
N. B.-No deception. All communications strictly
private.
DR WARD, GRADUATE OF THE UNIVERSITY OF
O'Clock p. NJ. On Sundays from 10 to IL A. NJ and from
to in the evening" Office, Canal street, one door from
Broadway, up stairs
DR HEINE, GERMAN PnYsICIAN,) NO, 20 DUANE
~ street between Chatham street and City Hall place,
continues to be consulted on all medical and surgical com
plants.
DR. BARON SpOIASC0. NJ d., A. b., ETC, ETC,
IL from London, Paris, Minburg, Glasgow, and Dub
lin &c, &C., now Of S5a Broadway New York between
1p. NJ; and in the evenings from to 10 o'clock
DR COBBETT, MEMBER OF THE N. Y. UNIVERSITY
~ 10 kuanc street, between Chatham aud William
streets. Onice hours from A. NJ to 9P. NJ.
N. B.-See my diploma in my Office
CtIAIRvoYANCE-DI SWAN AND MADAM JOHN
~ son. the celebrated mcsmcric and botanic physi-
cians, permanently located az $40 Madison, near
Couvcrneur street where they be consulted daily on
the examinations Of disease and prescribe for the same
and win give correct account Of absent friends lost or
stolen property and all business transactions satisfsc
lion guaranteed Take the Fast Broadway or Grand
street omnibus, and stop at Gouyerneur street
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NEW YORK AND ALABAMA STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
IN For Mobile, stopping at Havana, the new side
wheel steamship BLACK WARRIOR. Robert w. Shufeldt,
Commander. The steamer Black Warrior will commence
receiving freight for Mobile Friday, JAN a at twelve
O'Clock NJ and sail for the above ports Tuesday, Jan
rs at twelve O'Clock precisely from pier foot Harrison
street North river Passage sos. Freight taken for
New Orleans ut Soc per cubic foot Goods consigned to
L. Mead Co. Mobile viii be forwarded free Of commits
sions. No freight taken to Havana but specie. No
freight received sailing days. Companys bills Of lad
ing he had at No SO Nassau street Shippers must
send in their bills Of ladng TO the Office by nine O'Clock
p. NJ, Monday, Jan. "a Passengers for Havana must
procure passports before leaving port.
LIVINGSTON, CROCHERON h CO., 81 Broadway.
(tIIPPER LINE FOR SAN FRANCISCO. THE SPLEEN.
u did clipper ship STAG HOUND, Benin, commander,
will be despatched her third voyage Immediately This
elegant ship has already large proportion of her cargo
engaged She has been absent from this port nine months
and twenty days, having performed the voyage
from San francisco to China and thence to this port In
100 days with full cargo from Canton Shippers wish
ing avail themselves Of the present rates Of freight
requested to apply Immediately.
JOHN OGDEN 11e Wall street.
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Hppv
EDWARD X COLLINS 4 CO., No. So Wall at, NY
BROWN, SIMPLIFY & Co., Liverpool
s. G. ROBERTS & CO., ID Kings Arms Yard London.
JOHN MUNROE & CO., No. rs Rue Notre Dame des
VICTORIES, Paris or
GEO. H. DRAPER Havre.
The of these ships win not be accountable for
gold silver bullion, specie jewelry, precious stones
metals unless bills Of adng signed therefor and tho
value thereof therein expressed.
INOR ILvERPOOI-UNTTED safes MAIL STEAMSHIP
part with the United States mails for Europe positively
Saturday January o. at IL o'clock NJ from her berth
at foot of Canal street No berth secured till paid for
For freight PASSAGE having unequalled accommoda
tons for elegance or comfort apply to
EDWARD X. COLLINS CO, SO Wall street
Passengers requested to be board at IL 4 A. M
The steamship Baltic will succeed the Pacific and sail
February5.
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ASTROLOGY.

IHORTUNE TEILLNG.-MRS. ALVIN, RENOWNED IN
II Europe for her skill in foreteng the future, will
furnish intelligence about all circumstances Of life to all
who may address her. Mrs. Alvin speaks the English
French, and German languages311 Broome street
Chrystie street. up stairs. Office hours from 10 NJ to
SPIN.
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NTONEY.-PERSONS IN WANT OF MONEY IN SUMS
lVl Of IS TO 5000 deposit of dry goods segars
watches ewery, diamonds, and most kinds of personal
property may apply to the Life Insurance and Loan Of
fee, SO Warren street. between the hours of 10 and
O'Clock. N B-Parties viii be dealt with honorably and
confdentially.
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TOR ALBANY WINTER ARRANGEMENT - THREE
Il daily lines-Fare 81 50-The trains leave City Hall
station Of Tyon and Centre streets daily Sun
days excepted, follows First train at 80 NJ mail
train, stopping at all theway stations; second train
A. NJ, Albany express stopping at Croton Falls, Dover
Plains Hsdale and Chatham Four Corners arriving at
10 p NJ in time to connect with the 80 train from
Albany, west; third train As p. NJ, Albany express
stopping at Croton Falls Dover Plains Mlerton, Hills
dale, and Chatham Four Corners, arriving Is p NJ
Meeting at Albany with express train for Buffalo Return
ing will leave Fast Albany at A. NJ, express train
irving in New York at IL 46 p Nj IL Is A. M mail train
making all stops, and p NJ, express train arriving in
New York 0 ID p. NJ. NJ SLOAT, Sup't-
HUDSON RIVER RAII4ROAD-TRAINS DAILY FROM
II Chambers street, for Albany and Troy -
Express train, A. M-through in four hours connect
ing with trains reaching Buffalo Montreal at O'Clock
same evening.
Mail train, sA M. through way train at p
Express train, p. NJ accommodation train p. NJ
Passengers taken ut Chambers Canal Christopher, Four
teenth, and Thirty-frst streets.
Sunday trains from Canal street, at TX A. NJ, for
Poughkeepse, and at p NJ for Albany stopping at all
way stations. GEO. STARK Superintendent.
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NIBIIOS GARDEN-TTIIS ESTABLISHMENT WILL b
IN let for respectable performances the off nights a
the opera Inquire of Mr.. w. A. Moore the stage from
IA M. till p. M.
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CORPORATION NOITCE-PuBIIC NOTICE Is HEREBY
~ given that petitions have been presented in the
Board of Assistant Aldermen for the construction of
in the following named streets to wit Eighty
fifth street from 100 feet east of Fourth avenue to and
through Third and Eghtysixth street, to the
Fast river also, in Third avenue, from Eightysix
street to and through Seventy ninth street to East river
also in Eighty first street. from point 400 feet Of
Third avenue to and through Third avenue, to Seventy
ninth street also in Mott street. from Pel street to
Walker street to connect with the proposed sewer in Bay
ard streets Also in Forty third street from Tenth
to Hudson river and also in Fifteenth street. from
avenue A to the sewer in avenue All persons inter
quested to present the same, in writing to the Contract
Clerk at this Office, before January, Goth instant
NICHOLAS DEAN President.
Croton Aqueduct Department, Jan. 10, 1853
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ITO IRON FOUNDERS.-SEAIED PROPOSALS WILL,
be received by the subscriber at the Office of the Gro
ton Aqueduct Department, until January 2is 1885, at
O'Clock P. NJ for the following cast iron water pipes
VIZ 200 twenty inches damcter 800 twelve inches d
ameter 1000 six inches diameter, and seventy five
branches of different sizes Persons wishing to estimate
requested to procure from this Office detailed specf
tons for the work and blank form for making their pro-
rosals Offers to be endorsed Proposals for Water Pipes
and Branches, made by -, january 21st, 1853"
N. DEAN, President Croton Aqueduct Department
Croton Water Aqueduct Department, January TO- 1858.
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MEDICAL.

nR. RALPHS OFFICE HOURS-FR0M Q TO IL A. NJ,
~ and to r. NJ, Sunday excepted No. 643 Hous-
ton street, two doors below Wooster
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CTREET DEPARTMENT, NO. 4 HALL OF RECORDS.
- Public notice is hereby given that the following re-
solution has been presented In the Board Assistant Al
dcrmcn-To lay walk from the northeast to the
northwest corner of Reade and Washington streets All
interested and having objections thereto are re-
queted TO present them to the undersigned in writing
at els Office before the 3lst day of January inst
JAMES FUREY, Street Commissioner.
January q, 1858.