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4 tIsI.
The subscriber who has for many years been with
Al FhED kDWAID Il CO., rs CASHIER and {. n
FIDEAIIAL CLERK takes this method Of informing
his fr,nos though he United State, that he is now
with MEssRs. sTEARNs ~ MARVIN, l44 and l46 Wa
ter Street. VIII" maiufac'ui, and sell the W, rid re
II, wned WI DER ) PATENT SALAMASBER SAFE. with
RIcn's IMPRoyENEnT,' which has never failed "a
preserve its cotrents in the HOTTEST FIRE where he
will l,e HAPPY tssee them To ExEcuTE ord Is f.
SAFES. STEPHEN Ii. PIr RSUN
New Yufk.: Sept. s. 1854
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" TO waEi >-.t.,rat .S,i.asu>!
$Eifk LOOMING Glass s by 10 to j. by - ~
sIOV ches III ma huga ny ,ros, wood and gritt,
selling at yerplrw prices t lIESRY II. SCOTS
June /. 80 Main street.
Rocky. Mountain Sitye Beaver iyaf>.
UST received at the sign of the Big Hat on Main
~ street.
2 doz. fa-hi,nab!. Rocky Mountain silye beave
hats.
doz. McNe's spring styles mole skin hats, No.
extra.
dog. Mcneil Paris mole skin hats, IL new siyi.
entirely.
daz. fashionable ca ssimc,e hats.
April y, 81. bpy j. IL. TAYLOR.
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lust received good assortment f gold and sil,e
y English levers, silver hunting anchor ard lie
pines. open faced levers aud Lepnes, QUARTERS, ac
for sale very cheap by
April Is. A w. 4 w. CARPENTER.
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BOOTS AND SHOES AT RETAU,

% UV y dVO OHUEO n M dII.
I Large assortment of best styles. and superior
n workmanship which warrant to give universal
satisfaction and also tine work to be good.
my arrangeh ents are Of such character 10 iusfy
my doing so, having the most of my work made under
my immediate supervision; as to prices am always
at the lowest bargains. Call and examine. and you
will be satisfied. rapr. 29l r. S. ADAMS.
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Fancy Groceries.

Q D0Z. Baltimore oysters, doz tomato tsup
y 25 boxes herring. 50 cans extra Gun powder tea,
so one eighth chests Gun powder and Imperial tens
10 fourth chests do onshalf chests black tea
msrchso for sale ~ KIMBALL b 90.
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STATE OF IOWA.
s. Dies MONIES Co.. So
~ o ANDRES CllARLES-the heirs and assigns
Il If said Andres charles, and all unknown owner.
Of the un,iv led one hals Of Town Lot No. six hun.
dred and twenty six 626J in The City of burlington.
State of Iowa:-l on hereby motif that there /.
flc in the 0flcr If be Clerk If the district
Court in said County, petitnn Of John Adam Funk.
stating that he is the in fce of the umy ided
one half the above described Town Lot and that you
Or some If you, are the Of the other undivided
one half and asking have said ot patiioned among
the owners thereof. Now unless You appear and an.
twer thereto before the End day Of the next term
Of the District Court, in and for .ad County to be be-
gun and holden m the 4th Monday in Oct Der next.
partition and Judgment will be rendered in ccordanc.
with the statute in sach cases nade and provided.
BROWSING Z TRACY,
Ats fur Petitioner.
A.. MESSENGER,
Sept. 2w4w. elk. b. C. d. c
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The pills shout be used conformity ri The
ointment i'm ., OSt OF The fOHOriuu caScs.

ktu !, ba, Drt:s - i,tiirr chi,D iitIr
frd hnnds. n'rac'.d R, Il stiff j,It.. fl nIu cor
lan'luar welngs umlagp. | IL :, 'h,ur t'sm. = II
thCum salas strc riples. threats skin dis,a,, s.
curv,. s"c head ulct unds
So Soif N the cStabl,n NJ If Prof. sar lIti
V. - corner # An ard Nas.na Streets. w
TX n!sa by all esp cta'le d ug-i>s ard lcn5r. N
medicines. 'hron. h"nt III, T,i'd S'a'es, IN ~. -,
! cents. 81 cents. ard s 20 .r,h T. h. hrd
wholesale If the principal drug houses in III Uni u.
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CHARLES BAPSARD.~ W. D. W. BARNAr
Barnard & Co.,
10 Main street( oppositethe Bank of Missouri }
F~s Saint Louis. Missouri.
IMPORTERS OF
Drugs Medicines and Chemicals,
Jobbers and Wholesale Dealers in
White lead. oils. varnI>hcA. aud Dye.
Stuff>. indigo, Madden aud Paints,
Brushes, Perfumery, Brardies Wines,
glassware. Window Ciass aud patty,
Garden seeds s. pattern Medicines,
EH-A AT Manufacturer Prices.-.SA
OUR Stock is one of the most complete and extern
~ sive in the West, and selected with srea' regard
to purity, freshness and quality. Our facilities for
purchasing enable us to sell the quality of goods
stprces that will meet with any competition ethert
or prompt buyers. on usual credit, and satisfac.
on gaarantecdin every respect.
~ WfNrED-Bceswax, Flaxseed, Gensin gana
Ink Root.
" holesal, Agents for
DR. Storms Celebrated Scotch Cough Candy
tLouis, Feb. Is, 1858 bptt
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NEW ARRIVAL OF JEWELRY

IUoI received. new and fash ohahle a.sofiine,.t ri
u ladies gold breast Plus ring finger rings cuff
pins, shin studs pencils seals ard KEYS chains &c.
or sale cheap by A. W. 4 w 1ARpENiEk
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r. H. TO f

NJ HOLESALE GROCER AND COMMISSION
w MERCHANT, No. 81, Leyce, has in store nd
to arrive, the following articles which he viii sell
The Lowest raf 60
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READ III OWN WORDS.

November lat, lss3:
READ nj OWN WORDS.
To PECFTSsuR iUfLWaS
SIR IL Is iIn I1y wish tc i,cc' notorious ..i.
thcr is this ciici lttn fI the sake Of writing
but to Sly, that yout uin,m vt cured enc Of the
most dreadful cutare,u> isea that fash is heir 10
and which cons 6cr,d I'll who X, CIV n,c. to ,e
.ntisely hey, nd the leaca f III d.tne. FIR rine
years / was aflg',d with ~ III, nt>f ,airfrT
ard troublesome ore leg that ever L tie h., ~
man ard atto; trying - nciic'rs N n tar
eve, card If res rcd in d, spar, Oft aT If lsia.
cured but fiierd hl'rght mc cnlie 81 large
pots OF yaur Ointment. which tanseu tfc sra br nv
legs io heal and enitey rrpassd my heai.h 70 nv
agreeable snrpris. and deiighi ard vs. III, as'onie!
NJ, mt of my tris i'd. LANGLEY.
An extraordinary cure Of bad breast,
uhen :aearly at the pO,nt u death.
November oh 1913
70 PROFESSOR HuLtowAN. IS. curn If Srn aud
Nassau streets. Nv YDE:
DEAR SIR with Ii ir' fer graft ,ic I Rave Il,
nfon yo, tha hy tn u, II yopr eiu III nt and
pills, the life Of ny VT ha Ien.> aNed. ~ s,,er
wears he Las had bad brtat Mui runlif
, won, ds q OF { cantcf,u- hatnr. NJ t. has
Eothinc could her III was h nd. Il y. ~.
ynur oinm and pills WIN IL tn ,lut. rstatt
thrcel murthS. th"v tfcctr' y J. Mot eur /. ,.r
asftnSEn,it # ali wife krew Us w ohrs il, ~ ,at
medicine fr,m MesSr Wright g.. Z 1hsi,r,
.tr"e New Orleans. ] scrd III; II. III aids
inrcs." Fari.. all "u:h ! had WIT IL ~ y "
orleans. hf, we Fl, ally ',it. at that NJ IL,
now ny y,ur I'D res nj Nm Y,rl
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HOLLOW AVS OINTMENT.

Citizens Of he Tai0u:
~ Ut have dine me he n,,nur, NJ with sEc ,vic.
from onc end Of The Union to the o her, to stauu
the character Of my On'ment with your approta.
ton. 1t is scarcely two years since made II known
among ycu and already. il has obtained more celeb
rity than any othei medicine in so short period
THOMAS HOLLOWAY
IS, Corner OF Ann and Nassau streets, New Toll
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80 or and cks cogniac
and Amer. brandy
100 hbls Amer. brandy
and gin; " do peach
brandy rum and Mo
nongahela whiskey
500 bbls old rectificd do
100 bbls cider vinegar
so or cks old port. Ma
deira Il Malaga wine
100 bxs ciaret wine
800 bxs caitish & herring
100 bxs brandy cherries d
Stoughton bitters
1000 cans Bait. oysters
10 case ] and / bxs sar-
dimes
100 bxs assorted pickles
and ketchur
100 bNs l.mon syrup and
chocolate
100 NJ regalia and princi-
p e cigars
$50 bxs Havana and Gu
ba sizes
so bxs asserted preserves
so gross playing cards
so dog washloards
$50 doz buckets, assorted
450 nest tubs
20 gross yeast powders
100 gross backing
$50 rms let and cap paper
5o'' ms wrapping paper
200 bxs window glass
80 d" tumblers and TASKS
500 do ink and mustard
I case q. d. pecession
caps
Prnnes and candy
Pepper sauce.
black lead, Iipes, powder
] "a.
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TOR t(tS.
I ARES A No. l Chewing Tobacco, Just rec'd
1 andi for sale by Mum 4 HUEY.
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T.. NJ. DALEY & Co"

large supply Of different If the above Safes
ALWAYS ON hand. Jones w ord : Fair Lock i, + which
we are sole propretor FOR the United States Yaie,
Powder Prof Lock Day Newell Para aupc Lack
ana other celebrated Locks applied safes rs ma,
be preferred. Bank Safes and jewelers. Safes on
hand or made to order. SIEARNS6 MARVIN,
LA 4 lac Water Street N,w lulk
Sole manufacturers Of Salam nder SAFES. combI. &
~ ider's Patent" and .hich's Patent"
September 8, 1854 Pm.
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MI USQUITO BARS-2S fdosen escorted colors 70,
lvl sale ct the lowest figures BY
june Is, 1885. J. g. kIMBALLACo
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astonishing cure Of sore legs, after nine
gears standing.
1epy Of lett, IL y aii. ". }. Langley, Of Hunt
vile, la'ikir county, North Caroline, U. g., dated
n 10 IL
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Varnish for Colorcd Inks.
June "a, "a.
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To the LIN dies.

NOtice tO MI CON trnad.
A Ill persons indebted TO the subscriber are r.
"A quesed % call and make payment or ., ttlement,
Immediately, as We wish to squai, our boo for III.
New Year. J. u. LAUMAN a BRO.
Corner of Water an Jefersc str'ts.
Burlington, Dec. 81, '53. II
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+ IRE IN NEW ORL Fans.
ANOTllR TkIUM PH!.,
ElC H g. CO.'S
SAL A N 4 n DER SlF II
stu! VIctGIs. n!

lie Following teItAcAtc, seIeCttu, not becausc lt
is best, bat b. 1t is the last tina, has c,e t.
hand, shows the fire proof Qualities # these SAFES
'.New orleans, August 10Th, '54.
MEssRs. STEARNs d MARNiN, New York:
G,nt.em,i:-in the great fire that rcd here n
the 9th inst, our stol, MIS- completely cunsuMei.-
The flames IRON the drug stone came up 80 iapisil1
/ hat we had barely tim. TO lock up our books am
make cur escape through th back door Our saf..
was one # your .krch y Cos. Salamander w ldei,s
Patent \ and al hugh the fse was ono Of the hottest
there being Il large quantity of Liquors, Oils and
other Merchandise store IN the building. yet the books
and papers ut uninjured, except that the bind
ing was slightly steamed We are perfectly satisfied
that your sales are FIRE PR,or, and we shall pro-
cure another of the same kind.
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AIRS. CIOLlNA i prepared to receive scholar for
NJ the Pannforte. Melcden Guitar and Harp.
Residence Corner Of Fourth street one door north
June IL, 1854.
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900 hid n. 0. sugar
$50 bbls refined and clari-
fed do.
400 bbls St. Louis and n.
Orleans molasscs.
500 bags Rio. Laguyra &
Java coffee
$50 pkgs | 2 & 3 mackersl
$50 +" Imp, G.. P, Y.
IL. aud black teas
40 tierces rice
$50 pkgs Boston saleratus
70 cks sup. carb. soda
90 bgs pepper Il pimento
400 coils If MANILA and
jute ripe
geo dog MANILA and hen.p
be chords
3 bbl> hutmegs 4 cloves
200 mats cassia
80 bbls gr and race ging
so do alum, suIyhur ant.
birthstone
10 ceroons indigo
4
3 tks Ombro madden
500 kegs Boston nails
800 whole ] and / bxs NJ,
k and layer raisins
$50 drums and lxs FIGS
leo bbls tar aud rosin
$50 hxs Y. d Mo. tobacco
300 bxs soap and candles
Is bxs fancy and Castle
100 bxs star and speim
can les
so bh.s almonds & ilberts
100 bales hating
lao bales wick and Irvine
rs bales If oakum
100 bags col ION yarn
100 gross matches assorted
EPSON salts, camphor.
and lead SHIT. &c. Jan.
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ELL>.-The NJ ssrs. MENEELY have recently en-
~ larged their heretofore extensive establishment
Wy extending the front 60 feet Mouth and adding
arge and well arranged show RON. Til, $. additions
it'll the new build NJ erec last year. make it tie
argest md most complete Bell Foundry in the world
We ar please to know that their riders keep pace
with their increased facilities. Within week they
have shipped q large Church Bell for Sacramento,
California, the third one sent to that place within
Ia short mc. They are daily shipping bells to daE.r.
en' .par'sof tho Country and among those rendy
TO forward. we noticed q bell weighing 1900 Us fir
Few Court H'use ut Erie Pa three large bells f r
Pert an Prince, a large Church Bell FIR Kalamasoo.
Mich and others for Penn lvan;a. Ohio Ma sacbu-
setts DC. They keep large assortment const anti,
on hnnd 70 that anv order car he filed Immediately
un"r It's rcceirt-[West Troy Advocate sept 81.
Still LATFR AND MOI F IMPOI TANT.
A BEAUTIFUL Assortment of Spring and Summe
n Goods which, ewing the lateness of the season
will be closed ont Mt slight advance from FrRsr Cos
by Gjune Is, 1891 j. s. KTMBsLL AGO.
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WATCHES, JEWELLERY, &C.

WATCHES WATCHES WATCHES IAN ExTEN.
sve assortment NJ less than usual prices-Julss ysR
$50 TO $500 Cooper Watches duplex ard
lever 423 to S7 second Watches 93 TO ~
si23 to $3.50 eight day watches $40 70 ss
ladies' enamel Watches So TO SO0 fsdics diamond Watches
s55 to $500 magic watches 500 70 SI7e w.tchss Which
wasohss. With place for miniature 80 20 Si sns sed
lepne watches m jewssd sas gold detached leysrs,
h patent levers bunting esss, ss silver patent lever:
msnts Committing Of ne gold diamond and enamsled Ana
pearl and snsmeed watches shell shape and other
with chatslane chain and pin attached splendid article
Watches warranted keep good time will Be sxehaags
manner also clocks jewelry, &c. GEO G. ALLEN,
Importer wholesale and retail II Wall street. second dosr
near Broadway.
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Legal. NOTICES.

y Of Ontario.Jessie c. Smith against Willard O. Way
To willard c. Way, dsfendsnt-You are hereby summoned
TO answer the complaint Of Jesse c. smith, plaintiff which
was the ONCE OF the Clerk Of Ontario county New
York 9th day Of February 1854 and 70 copy Of
tanandagua New York within twenty days after the
vice Of this exclusive Of tho day ofsrvce and II
You said complaint hereby required, the
plaintiff will Judgment against for hundred and
xty dollars with interest thereon from the second day
Of February, 1854, besides costs:
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MATRIMONY.


AN AMERICAN MECHANIC, THIRTY YEARS OF
"A age good moral character and in
wishes matrimonial connection With Agreea
be intelligent, and industrious American young adyonc
that willing to become the wife Of working Any
communication addressed to G. Barton Chatham Square
Post once will be treated with honor and confidence
MADAME MORROW Is WITHOUT EXCEPTION, rap
been known She viii tell past present, and future
events and win show your future husband and absent
frisnds which during
She :v.a r. ~ q.
her wonderful science 70 tell thsr thoughs and
will happy pairs together who will all enjoy
the greatest hsppness Of matrusniA bliss, She 10 dc
sesnant Of line Of rsashss back fUr
her All who have been elsewhere aud those
who wish speedy marriage may Gall soon, and they may
depend true advice founded on the eternal principles
VIM not regret t. rs Breoms street, between Cannon and
Columbia. Gentlemen not admitted.
ITATRTNONTAL OFFICE 50 GREAT JONES STREET
M corner Of the Bowery-Those wishing to form mAtr
nonial alliance viii ind their advantage By calling
addressing post paid, Mrs Prswstsr who has opened
matrmonis register Whereby any lady Or gentlemen may
the unpleasAnt alternative q advertising to their
wshss Parties must ssnd real residences business
reference, crcumstances requisites Ac., which will be
o not Sss,'w
MATRIMoyY MADE EASY, OR HOW TO WIN A
Ua lovsr-Profss:or Lswton Boston formerly Of Londsn
plain directions enable ladies gentlemen 10 win the
devoted affections Of many Of the opposite their
hearts may desire The process simple but captvaS
ancs or potiOs ssd last though oss s. stsss
ed with such and dscAcy that detection mpossbS
Address Professor Lawtoa Boston, Mas No Letters taksp
Srom shs Post Once uuAsss the postage ID paid
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fyORPORATIoN NOT1CR.-PUBLIc NOTICE Is HERE
~ bV xiyeu 70 owners, occupant OF occu-
psnts ali houses and lots improved unmproysd lands
sSessd thereby that the following have been
bv and lodged In the once OF
a. Hssu Asss:snsnts for s1sminaon By AL P'Fssns
I1k6 avenue 20 the Seventh avenus and through the
its By sueh include AL
and lots ground lots pieces and parcels Of
I'M tuated on the north side Of Forty second street. be-
seen nm and Seventh avenues on both sides q Forty
Ssvs13h avenues both sides Of Forty sixth, Tortyse
vsnSh Forty Forty ninth Ttieth, and Fifty hrst
Ifysseond and rifythird street.: between sixth and
tween Sixth and Eighth west side Of Fifth avenue
IsEy to Fifty second streets both sides Of sixth
Forty to street, both sides
e Seventh svonus from ToEtysecond to Fity forth
urh street All perssns whose interests are affected By
t1o and who opposed to the
sss or either Of them requested to present their OBJ
isoticns writing to the undersigned 1t their once No
Of within thirty days from the date OF this
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES MoNIELL,
0es Bureau Of Assessments Street Department. March
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ExPRRea AGRNCTEa.

EUROPEAN ExPRKSS-BY EVERY sTRAMxR, TO
II eli parts Of Europe Essblshsd s London lss1 ~ aet
Br.pen hy steamers direct ID 70 cents; Lbs q lbs
britain and Ireland ID 81 2 sibs 81 sihs - So 10 lbs
~ lts - TO Al other places rr.ncs md Germany
lbs O. Cotton samples TO inland towns In Great Brits.
. pr cubic Ohces08 South Castle street. Liverpool
Agar street, Tendon; Nassau street, Now York.
q. W. FIELD, Manager.
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TT s. MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY-FOR NEW
orss1: vie Haxsns on HSnday March ls-Ths well
steamer has been thoroughly and
an i nov 4 vsr n ~. mo. E r.
will sail 18th March, 2P from Wares street pier
Rates Of passage 10 Havana and New Orleans:-
Stateroom berth. $50
Standee berth 50
Passage can now b secured atths Companys once.
received the 9Th inst
Specie only taken freight TO Havana.
Shippers will be supplied with blank bills lading Of the
form Issued By the Company application at their oce
other form 10 signed and bills 0f ladinB w ss.sd
after the hour Of sailing.
freight passage apply ct the once Of the Company
- n o. ROBERTS.
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CORPORATION NOTICE. = PUBLIC NOTICE IS
~ hereby given to the owners, occupant
ssp:nss q an hoasss and lSts sovsd Or unnproved
been completed y the snd IN u. once
sens interested For SEVERN lSth street. Fourth
AVENUE Harlem river The limits embraced bv such
include al the several houses II xround
yoant es pieces and paresis Of land tks north
a. 1l6th street, between First and BOTH
H. Il 6th street between and Second
eeuxA IA pf nth street. between avenue and Second
syssssi ssrsh ME- Of ll7th street. between svsass ssd
Fourth both sizes OF sh street. between Fourth
sysass and Harlem river e south de q ssA street be-
street between avenue and Second both des Of
s1eh street. between avenue and Second east
nourh avenue between th and 10Th Streets both
eee q Thxd avenue between nth and I9th
saee eeeond avenue between nth 18th
80 second avenue between l5th and lzst Streets
4e % First avenue between 1l5th and 2ls streets; east
sds q First between 6th and l2t west
sae ~ avenue A. between 6th and 12t east side
svssuc A. between l7th and isth strsst All psr.sas
AZ vas are opposed 70 the either q them re
sns q hsis once No Hall Of Rssords within thirty
- 800 $3.50 WILLIAM GAGE
.9 CHARLEs J. DObdG, Assessors.
K .tfs CHARLES NcNIELL,
once Bureau Of Assessments Street Department. Asfcn
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CRoToN AQURDUCT DEPARTNHNT c0N.
trsctors-seaed proposals.. endorsed Proposals for
q the Croton until Monday the 1th
az 81 nsreh 1854 A. O'clock ~ which hour the bids
ing basins and cuverts in Forty from the
sewer In Lexington TO the eassrly line Of Fourth
avenue being In length about The plan Of the
tion At this ONCE.
ELIAS L. SMITH ,c..
THEo, 4 Re FOREST, cr0' Sos Aaa'au''
New York, March IL 1854
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CTREET DEPARTMENT, NO HALL OF RECORDS
tons have been presented In the Board Of Councmen
To extend Sixth to Canal street. Wost
Broadway To extend Crosby street. from Howard Canal
street TO repair north and south Of
and Ninth street. To flag sidewalk in West street.
between Canal and Watts To Dag and reaas where
Of Second and Sixth street. To dag walks of
Thrty6rst street. between Seventh and Eighth
t. set curb gutter and walks Of ard
ton street. To nag walk the southwest o. Fifth
street and avenue To Dag four feet Of walk Of South
side and erowaks the vest side q Sixth be-
side Of Broadway between Thirty fourth and Thirty fifth
Streets and south side Of Thirty street between Broad
rs.d where nsoesssry All persons having OBJ
70 the undergned bis ONCE before the 2th day Of
March, instant. JAMES FURRY, Street Commissioner.
March III. 1884.
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IyINANCE DEPARTMENT. NEW YORK MARCH B
Sealed gropo:sIs vii BE- ssseiyed a No Hal. q
when the win Be publicly opened ct tho Comproers
once for the renting Of suitable house in the Vicinity
the junction Houston streets TO be used AZ
station house the police q the Eleventh district during
sealed up directed Proposition renting house for
police station In Eleventh ward and the thus
sealed directed should be secon nd en- yeope
And DIRECTED on the outside 70 "A G. Flag Comptroller
corporation quarterly, the usual quarter days The
right Is reserved on the part of the reject
all Of the propositions considered to
mote or protect the interests Of the city
A. c. FLAGG, Comptroller
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-14

ITO MACHINISTS-SEALED PROPOSALS WILL m
received at the office Of the Croton Aqusduet Depart
o'clock p. NJ, when they will be publicly opened for
four inches in diameter asde average weight
average weight each go bs 20 stopcocks twelve inches
diameter inside average weight each go lbs Each
square iaeh e b made in Al respect. .msr 70 passsr.
of the Water Purveyo Also $50 frc hydfants known
Ayres Hydrant pattern Of which seen ct this
delivered a; may fson time 70 time required ~ the D.
and each hydrant Tho Of responsible persons
with their written consent to become surstiss Win
required will Be IA the Of 5000 for the contract
stopcocks and for that for hydrants Payment
made within twenty from the inspection approval
Of each With reservation Of cent until the
accordance with the corporation ordinances ON
application 1t this ONCE Proposals. to be endorsed PRO
posals for Stopoocks and HydrAnts."
ELIAS L. SMITH, } Croton
THEO. r. DE FOREST }Aqusduct
A, ". CRAvEN,- Board.
O60c0 Croton Auueduct Dan ant March r. 1884