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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-05-24
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w. D. MOTTE & BROS.

DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF
STABLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
No l16, MAREEr sT., WHEELlxs, Va.
VIZ Z wish to call the attention oil the ciuzeus .
w Cadiz and the surrounding county, to ou
establishment in the City OF Wheeling. Our hotlst
deals in every description Of DRY GOODS, We
will he prepared early In the ason with spIendd
stock, suitable for Fall and Winter Trade, It viii
contain every thing new and fashionable in Fancy
Goods, together with all Kinds OF S'FAPLE& DO
MESTIC ARTICLES, such as are suitable torian
lily use.
One Of the firm will be in the East good doal oi
his time SO that we will be receiving Fresh Goods
every few days throughout the season. We will be
able to offer Inducements iii prices which but few
houses have in the Western Country.
We solicit call at our Store when you visit oui
CITY, and il we do not satisfy you that it Will be to
your interest TO deal with us, then il, win be oui
fault, w. D. MOTTE Il BROTHER
Wheeling, Sept. "a, l553-ly
DICK, Hatcnett Maddox, Hammer and Axe liza
/ dies, spendi dartiele, at
apes 1874 A II BrRTCHs.
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FURNITURE ana Mattress Ware
Room.
N. A. HANNA,

NTOULb respectfully inform the citizens oiCadiz
w and vicinity, that he is now manufacturing
and intends keeping constantly on hand a general
assortment OF Cabinet Furniture, which for style.
finish durability and neatness cannot be surpassed
in the county. He also manufactures every article
OF spring. hair, shuck cotton and straw mattresses,
which are gottan up in the most approved manner
and fer cheapncss and durability, without paral
lei in this vicinity. All who wish TO enjoy health
and comfort should avail themselves Of this oppurtu.
nity Of procu; ing good mattress. He also manu-
acturss and repairs Fenitian Blinds, and keeps on
hand Gilt nouldings for looking glass and picture
frames.
BY executing oil nrders IN a superior manner and
selling his wares AZ m ,derate prices, lie hopes to
secute liberal share Of patronage.
Ware Room corner Of Steubenyille and Warren
St e---oppoSite McfaddenS store.
Cadiz, o., April $, 1854
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Attention, Gentlemen!
kDestrOved bv fire

pETWEEN the years 1890 and 1854 largo and
ID valuable tracks of timber have been cut down
and sacrificed to the flames, for the want ot proper
machinery to make It valuable.
Having purchased tho right to manufacture and
use Woods improved shinge machine in the county
Of Harrison, we now offer tog sale township or ndi
yldual rights favorable terms. This Justly cele.
brated mnchine will make and joint from So to 100
shingles per minute, and do its work well! Tesli.
moniaIs can be produced from the highest nechani-
cal authortyin tho land Specimens Of its work can
be seen at VIM. Hogg's or ]. T. Woods Cadiz, Tc
individuals wishing to purchase rights of this ma.
chine, we warrant it to make in valus as many
merchantabla shingles as will pay for machine and
right in one week; or we will refund the money.
DEVILBLI>S 81 BRADEN
Nav TO- lS53-6m 3D.
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SERVED HIM RIoHr.--The New Orleans
Delta tells of a man in that city who, ceing
about to enter upon doubtful speculation,
sold all his property and deposited the pro
ceeds to his wlfe's credit, so as to be beyond
the reach of his creditors in the event oI
failure. The lady, finding herself the sud,
den possessor of so much wealth, ran off tc
Havana wilh good-lookmg male friend
as for husband-why, "he vas left lamen'
ting"
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NS,c Store.
JV0ticc.

the purpose of establishing himself in business there,
respectfully requests all those who know them
selves to be indebted to VIM G. Finney, and Wm,
G Finney Il Co., to come and settle their accounts
al their earliest convenience, wish to close up
ceased. win please make immediate payment, il
they wish to save costs All the atove accounts
may be settled with Robt H. Smith, as his agent, in
Deersyille, as the Books are there.
May 81, 1851. WIN. G. FlNNEH.
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ETThe census of 1850 shows that in
Pennsylvania there is one clergyman to
every $50; one lawyer to every 924, and
pns physician TO every 52s inhabitants.
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Road Notice

4 PETITION wlll hs presented 70 the ccunis
"a sionors II Harrison cogn'y, Oiio. az ihrir mex
session in CAdiz, 90 the lsJ Mondsy n JGns Doxt
praying the yscaor OF ,Hat Fars Of he State read
leading from the cross ruads az Bobsr; Ladd's
through Henry Lots. John T. Thor fson, and sam
ue MOore's Fsrms 70 ta Intersection rt 't- Athens
Road, west 0i Elias loesl's ii'us-.
Nav 49,.
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A. luL. SCHRETREh

MoOREFIELD, HARRISON COUNTY O..
nEALER in all kinds of Dry Goods, Gtoccrieo
~. &c, which he sells cheap for Cash. or gsod
due June Q, 1882.
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IoYN coNwELL.. ............... HENRY G. DEGRANgE
CONWELL & DE GRANGE.
Fashionable T05EOa'S
CADyZ, OHIO.

VIZ osld respectfully inform the citizens Of ca. e.
w diz and the surrounding country, that they "a
are now busy carrying on the above business in R
all Of its various branches in the new brick building
up stairs, back room, opposite the Mansion House
The, will warrant their work to be made in the very
hesi style, as they will keep none but tho best o
work men in their employ.
Tom Williams latest New York and Philadel
phia Fashins Just received;
Cadiz, o, April u, ls54l-tE
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.sConstitutionally tired, lis now tie po-
lite way Of expressing the fact that man
is naturally lazy. We live in wonderfully
refined times,
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Latest News from the Seat Of War
flames BaniSgev.

TXTIsHEs to inform his friends and the commu.
w nitv generally, that he shall continue to man.
ufacture Boots and Shoes Of all descriptions at his
old stand one door juth Of James Stewards store in
Cadiz. He warrants hi. work to be equal to any
made in the county, and he will sell little cheaper
than the cheapest for cash: Persons whshing to
purchase any thing in his line will find it to their
interest to call and examine his stock He has work
made to order in the best of Atye, or the shortest
tice, and at the lowest cash price.
JAMES BANISTER.
CnAiu q Mn, L. 1874
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sWich0ei EeiSf.

DRACTICAb Confsctioner, Wholesale and Re.
L tail Dealer in Candies, Cakes. Nuts iSaisinr,
Crackera ant Imported Cigars nearly opposite the
bank Steuhenvile, Ohio.
4 N. .. Wedding anisother parties firniahed viii.
Cakes, Sc. on short notice May 10, 1854,
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EB- Gen. Smith, ''the Hero Of Chepulte.
pee" has surrenderd to a widow--so dill jill
llus Cnsar, so did Belisarius, so did Marl-
borough, so did Washing ton. so did Napol-
con, so Gid jackson and Madison.
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HATS AND CAPS.
inal Accounts.

NOTICE is hereby given that tho following ac.
1 Y counts have been fled in the Probate Court Of
Harri ron county Ohio for settlement
The account Of John HaslnNs administrator Of
David Gregory, deceased,
The final accoun Of Nancy MoCracken executor
of Martha McCracnen, deceased
The final account of the executor Of tn will Of
Thomas Booth, deceased
The first account Of Frederick Kimmell US the
guardian ofMary Nupp, minor.
And that the samo will be severally examined and
passed upon by the undersigned on the 29th day OF
June uext. B. w. VEI&S, Probate Judge
MAY 10, 1854.
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SALE OF LoUpEN County LASDs.-The
value of lands in Virginia is rapidly improv-
ing, and in Leuaon county prices rule quite
high. DR.. Janney, of this country lately
sold twenty-five acres to Mr.. Joshua Nichols,
for ~, 500, or nearly 1905 an acre. The
latter has sold his farm in the same county
to DR.. J. for $2l. 600 1t contains about
| $50 acres.
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Wheat & Chapline,

HHVFakUH SA,, W " EELhNW. Van
TOBBERS of School and Blank, Books, Wall, win
- dow and Writing Papers, Hosiery and Glove
Buttons, Threads, Pins and Needles, Brushes, Cut.
lery, Combs, Suspenders, Pertumery and every de.
scription Of notions and variety goods.
Agents for j. Il, Noyes celebrated uni!cd States
copy book.
Rags, Ginseng, Bsaswa1, Fla1se, aza Feathers
wanted april 8.
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SEAsoNABLE DELIcAcIEs.--Amon cargo
of army comforts that lately reached Con-
stantinople, from England, were roo wooden
legs!
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$50 Reward!

kpOS 4SC" "A0 0'
WILL be paid to any person who will buy box
w of DR.. IERRELS Healing Ointment, and
use il according TO directions, il they Will call at my
office and saw with cear conscience that It vii!
not completely cure chapped hands, chlblains char
ing Sore Lips, Burns and Freezes, Sores On children,
and greatly alleviate tnot entirely cure Satrheum,
Piles inflammation Of Breast bites OF Insects Innples
on the Face, ana all diseases Of the Skin.
MONROE TERRELL, Naucatuck, coun.
10 whom all Orders should he addressed. Sold
also by the Principal Druggists and country Mer,
chants generally
WaoirsaGr DErors.-C V Chckenuer & CO., No
81 Barclay-st, New York; A Mcclure & Co, Alba
ny; Fleming & Brothers, Pittsburgh; Hm Il Brown
ard Bro, No. 1 Libcrty-st., Baltimore; I w Dyost
and Sons, philadelphia
AGrNTs.--John Beall and 8 llarniton, Cadiz,
oeo2S
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The BESar ssegs,n .

WOOD (. SNr. II ~ now .aal'g receiving by
Raj nd new gyHn. by '.e wagon load "aicn they
se.llac .; astonishing .,HT VT's4 20 !HeA So .at
many SSa .sT taCy ~ nct bce. up. 81. by sc.l!ag
90 many taGy Keep moving ~, osEsiit'.As eYcFy
body around, making .lclr CGE CA'Is oaitT OIL sV
cry year. A general assortment. al new nice and
do. cheap.
No time to cnnmeEa,e ,njs wees catl 0nt sec and
cblice yourse.-ss WUJi {. SMITH.
( Csuiz, o. >, l6Jt
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lUSl received very hAs e'vs~ " 'os".'1 o'iA
Il. SIMMER GOODS which VIII be- sold very low
ALI and see themat SIlOEWELL & GRADES
Cadz, v, April ), 1854
VERY fine stock Of RrADy MADE CLoTHiNo;
n Fine trock Goats, Linen coats,
do dress do, Plain and barred vests,
do sack do, Satin, silk vatnecia,
Common do Nurseries CON. vests,
most OF which were made BY the best OF workmen
here. and viii be sold very 10 ~; call and see az
app 81 ShOI w ELL O. CNEApD
DERAGE de loins, barred do, Lama cloths, fs-
ID ured and plain lawns, prints, gnghaIhs, and IN
fact all kinds OF dress goods for ladies, at
ana "a ShOTWELL a. GRADES
T ACES, hosiery gloves and mitts at
ap5 "a SHOTWELL & CRABB'S
CtHOES and boots, fine and common, al
= apps 81 SllOTWELL& CKAbbS
A LARGE assortment of linen coating, DO plain
"A. and barred; Hats and Caps, and skirts iins and
common; ribbons, tringes aud trimmings, at
apps 81 SdO WI th4L O. ChAbb0
GROCERIES, Queensware, &c at
II ap5'N
T INEN and silk handkerchiefs, Embroidered
~ and plain do at SHoTWELL q CRAbB'S
'Ai
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40 AaOVsSeRkeGDeFS,

WYE offer tins season tile lsrges, and best assert
w lnent of Wall papers ~inuow papers, borders,
etc, we ever had.
Every description of Ladies Gents nd Childrens
Hosiery HEAT Il CiAPLlNE,
Aprii 5 lSS4-3n. Monroe street, Wheeling.
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A LII Of DR.. James medicines kept at
~ nar22 1853 SHOTWEbb d CRABB'S
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II AND AXIS, spirit Levels, Foot Adzes, IIanl
II Saws etc, etc, SUPERB srtLele, "EeYer vas
ostter in the town" Call soon -
ap26 1854 Ia. a II BURTChsS.
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TR[ND STONE ilapging5, Tea KsHIes, Fist
II Iron, Hrace ard Bits, all kinds Dog Chairs
Rakes can ps ha1 very cheap, al
an &c ls54 Al BURTCHS
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IN ADDUCkS, Trace Chains, Bench Screws. Be
1sl Cords, Plough Points, Axe Hanales. BTushe -
apps 1854 : - - A II BURTCfi's.
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AGENCIES.

A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN AGENCY, OPPOSITE
"A the Treasury Department., Washington, under the
OF Aaron Haight Palmer Counsellor of the Su
Irome Court Of the United States and Consul General q
for prosecution and recovery Of claims Of American
citizens foreign the United Sates
fore Congress- the Executive Departments Of the federal
government and Boards Of Commissioners sitting In Wash
ngon recovery Of debts egscss and inherances In the
United States and foreign oorcs Investments In United
States and State securities cosoons generally remit
reliable In tho States and Territories
the Union In Mexico Central and South America the
chief cities Of Europe Australia India and China the
prepared 70 give his prompt and faithful at
nton 10 al business that may be conhded 70 his
AARON H. PALNER.
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PRINTING INK.

DRIN1IN0 INK.-JOHN @. LIGHTBODY IS CON
stanty manufacturing. and has Away: ON hand ever3
description printing ink from The finest black and coors&
TO ink which he warrants equal 70 any ever manufao
tured and t low prices can be sold By any rssv
ROAD Of the country b. addressing note " -
81 No. 81 Rose street.
N. B.This paper Il printed with NJ news Ink; ass
great many other nswspapses In this city, PhaaslphAA
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ITCHY EXCITING, INSTRUCTIVE AND PLEAS
Ii ING EXHIBITION, faithfully illustrating onwar
DROP HARRIS WHOLE WORLD-wORIDs HAL.

DROP. UARTS WHOLE wORLD-wORLD'S HALL.
J. T1 and $40 Broadway. Besides the extraordinary
novelty Of the % the entire the world
there other attractions Of than ordinary mor$
here The celebrated Of the City Of San
universally admired The wonderful Massee
Almon only eight years old who tho deuls
operate solos the violin nstonishes the multitude Ii
Of the excitement created by Prof. HArts
hon and the unprecedented rosh for tickets agencies
established at tho following places for the
sale Of his 81 tickets emitting the holder TO four admissions
nd share In the rty where also may DO obtained
hill giving full description Of the enterprise
Hankins book aud fancy store Icl EiSh.h Avenue Union
Post Once Broadway, Thirteenth street; Az
fords store s Bowery Nevins book store los Full
ton and 81 Main street Brookyr benedict Brothers. G5
Fourth street williamsburg Single admissions Is centse
Children 2y cents Concerts eommenee a. and clock
Full particulars Of the enterprise may Of u
ssler Co. real estate brokers' 10 Nassau street. AZ
hc sent post paid money enclosed 70 Prof Hart 81 ana
enterprise viii be promptly forwarded any part Of che
house.
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RUILDINQ LOTS AT CLARENCEvILLE. L. IA
ID public meeting for the admission Of subscribers TO These
house and lot worth q 800 Tor $40 viii be held every
Thursday evening" at Union Hail. 100 Bovery o'clock
IN JACOB PECARE, 103 Hester street.
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CTREET DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF RECORDS.
- Sealed proposals will be received Ut this ONCE until
the osh day q April next to regulate and pave
Nag Of walks whore not Jagged
late and grade Beekman street. from lot No ~ to CHI
Ish 70 be had on application
JAMES FUREY Street Commissioase
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OCULIsTs AND AURISTs.

nR. POWELL, OCULIST, AURIST, &C., ATTENDS
~ exclusively 70 diseases Of the eye and ear from t.
o'clock daily At 502 Broadway where procured h
Treatise the Eye also artificial eyes, which are in serted
without an operation and will and look exactly like
the natural eve. -
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NRocERIEs, TEAS AND PRovIsIoNs.-To CoUN.

GROCERIES, TEAS AND PROvISIONS.-TO COUN-
try merchants bakers families who purchase
groceries, teas and for cash. and wish
omy in doing the subscriber respectfully calls their
tenton and wishes them to to his store No. II vesey
street and examine his stock Of groceries, provisions
&C. before purchasing be that
can uy cheaper than At other In the
qrrng his honorable customers the bad debts
which In the credit The subscriber
fnttsrs long experience in the business and
goods daily in the market for cash. from import
many Others in the business labor under who from
second third hands, each making por centage Ship
and slooP stores put at the shortest notice B.
Goods delivered free of carriage PETER LYNCH.
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HOTELD.
belmont HALL, NEW BRIGHTON, s. This
ID house is situated directly opposite the landing and will
ready to receive guests the 18th April
required Those who wish to engage will and IL to
their interest to make early application to g. c. COFFIN
7s7 Broadway, opposite Grace Church.
CRAMERCY HOUSE, CORNER OF TWENTIETH
street and Brosdway-The additions to this house
complete and the proprieress begs leave to
the that sho has now vacant which
be at moderate price She would also state that
pains will be spared make Of tho
family hotels MRS. L. DONALD.
+ EBANoN SPRINGS COLUMBIA HALL.-THIs
IL establishment will be opened the LIST MAY next
Families wishing in the hotel
be accommodated favorable terms German band
and other thing will be provided make
it an agreeable summer residence by its proprietor
HENRY HULL.
WORK FAMILY HOTEL, NEW BRIDGE STREET, LUD.
l. gate hill London The above house centrally situa-
ted has excellent coffee ten Twelve private sit
ting between forty and fifty light airy bedrooms
good smoking warm cold, shower baths ALWAYS
ready might porter in atendance fixed charge for ser
wants. The New York Herald Is filed. TVOS QUARTER
MAINE lso proprietor Of the Grown and Sccpre Tavern
wchD also his grateful thanks his Amer
friends for the ayors he has long enjoyed at their
hands and socits their continued patronage recon-
mendItion.
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NOTICI.-PUBLIC NOTICE rs

YtORP0RArION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE rs
hereby given, y the owner occupant
1T Of houses and lets improved Or lands
mplstsd 81 the lodged In the once Of
be Bureau q Asssssmssts for b all persons
rsst, fron Iifsh avenue 20 nroadvsy; The limits en-
"a lots Il sound vacant ets pieces parcels Of land
satsd both ddds Of Fifty street. from Yifth
seventh and Fifty eighth streets All persons whose in
affected BY the above named assessments and
70 present their objsotions in writing 70 the undsrnsd
their once NO Hall Of Resords within thirty days
5on the date Of this notice
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES NcNIELL,
Once Bureau Of Assessmsnts Street Department March
4 1854
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CLOTHING, &C.


NAST0FF CLOTHING.-S20O0 WORTH WANTED
The highest cash price will be literally given In current
money Tor large small lots Of good left of clothing of
description Address through post call JAMES
near Chatham.
CtLOTHING AND FURNITURE-LADIES AND GEN
temen having any 70 dispose Of receive the utmos
valuo In cash BY sending TO the stores II West Bsoadwa
N. B.-Ladies attended TO By Mrs. Cohen.
NAsT OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED
Persons having TO dispose Of receive price
cash for the by sending per Post Dusse
dor Is Elm street Ladies attended to by Mrs Dusseldorf
NLOTHING AND FURNITURE.-PERsONs HAVING
~ tho above TO dispose Of receive fair cash
for the by sending addressing by poat 70 Mr.
COHEN, 90 Elm street. N. B.-LAdios attended By Mrs.
Cohen.
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krpARTMrNT OF REPAIRS AND SUPPLIES
March so lS5l-To ContractorsBy virtue Of the fol-
sealed propGss. will Be rssey;a = shs
Ely Hall (basement3 until Tussdny April H. lssa 81 =
With the .haSt:f Of 1882 for paving the car
sstory street With granite block tho materials
"a n the Bcvery between walker and Bayard streets
will state in their proposals their price per su-
peTfcial square yard.
That the Commissioner Repairs and Supplies
e and Il hereby directed dvert: for proposals and
contract With the bidder 70 the carriage
Nv II Py street between Greenwich sys aS nnS snS
similar that in the Bowsry between Bayard an
stest provided the the properly therein subject
|tfe cost Of said paving.
Adopted by the Board Of Aldermen, October L. 1883
Adopted by the Board Of Assistants December 1858
Approved By the Mayor, December "a, 1853
T6s viii take all the risk Of collecting
half Of the Of the above from the persons
owning property said street. the rssoution prsscrbe
and Supplies names Of the persons subscribing
all other information in regard tohe
viii DO given At his once, No City Hall ba.ement N b.
The Commissioner the right to reject all
Zion, BARTHOLOMEW b. PURDY,
Commssioner Of Repairs and Supplies
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mSCELLANEOUD,

AN ARCHITECTS ASSISTANT, HAVING SOME
"A spare time would DO s.d to furnish parties builders
ncatons for dwelling houses country houses &c
willing to assist architects in press Of business Ad
dress Architect, zoo Atlantic street, Brooklyn.
ESoR LIZ CENTS YOU CAN PURCHASE TRANS
parent strengthening plaster spread Canton flannel
Plabis sissse sdh:sv: and prompt rssyins p.ia
pain in the joints weak lungs g. fhyoans hgAsA
rePute reconmsnd them. Dr.. r. D. NGWMAN Propr(etea
Morally.
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CTREET DEPARTMENT, NO HALL OF RECORDS
ons have been presented 4 shs Board Of Councilms9
OF walks forty street. betwesn Second and Third
Gag and relay Gags whore Necessary the walks
regulate pave s5d y. curb and in Eleventh
And reset gutter east side Of Scanned street.
Henry street East Broadway to fence
street between Tenth and Eleventh nag
seventh and Eighth avenues; fence lots
side Of Twenty street. between Broadway and Sixth
relay flags whore necessary and set curb
and ner side Of Sheriff street. between Broome
and Delaney streets All persons Interested having obec-
the undergned At bis ONCE, before e 18th day OF
March inst JAS. FUREY, Street Commssioner.
March D. 1854.
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UPHOLSTERY AND PAPER aANGfNGs- sEiLTNG
~ OF at less than cost, in order to remove-The sub
scrbers oer their entire stock Of French
material, Of every descriptions with everything the
bargains the stock be disposed Of the 20h
A. n. g. r. DAVIES, upholstsrers, 397 Broadway.
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CTREET DEPARTMENT MOI HALL OF RECORDS
R Public notice is hereby given that the following petit
items have presented In the Board Of Councmen
regulate set curb gutter and flag four feet Of walk
and macadamise Fifty eighth street. from Seventh to
feet north Sidewalk Of Eighty street between
First and Third TO 1850 street. from Fourth
20 Eighth avenue pave Eighth avenue Fifty third
to Fifty street; TO open Sixty street. from
Eighth Boomingdsls road TO I02d street,
from Eighth avenue 70 Hudson river; to open Ninety
a Ninth Y
treet 70 regulate and set curb and gster in Pour
TO she present pavement In G. All persons
c nnsns thereto are 70
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