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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-09-13
HARDWARE g. IRON,

4 Good Assortment Of TT nnES.
HARDWARE g. IRON,
Such Iron in every variety OF size,
Cast Steel. Iron AxleS,
Seat and Buggy Springs,
Naiis-wrought and cut,
Log aud Trace Chains,
Shoves and Spades,
Hinges, Door springs,
Shovels & Tongs, Sad Irons,
Mill and x Saws,
Iron and Wood Bench Screws,
Do'r Scraoers Marlin Kesties and Stew pans,
Cine Kettles, Rope of all sizes,
BED Cords aud Plough Lines
Grind Stone Hangings,
double and Single Barrel Shot Guns,
And full nd complete assortment OF Shell ard ware,
both for House Trimming and House Furnishing.
Carpeting.
2 pieces assorted ,~o ply Carpets,
do oil cloth Tor floors,
Green and figured Bookings.
Groceries.
hogsheads New Orleans Sugar,
20 barrels clarified do
do Sugar holse Molasses,
50 Bsxes Cincinnati Soap,
900 Boxes TEA--iupeTial, g. ). and Y.
half chests Black Tea,
10 do do Imp. and G. P. Teas,
50 30 ID. boxes Tobacco,
10 Roxns Tob~cco,
3 Barrels smoking Tobacco,
a5 30 Kegs sa Bias Blasting Powder 9"'
eJ0oo feet Safety fuse,
Salaratns, Pepper, Spice, SC, &c,
100 IS C,.d ish.
WOODEN WARE, &c.
Rask-t Wagons Market Baskets,
Clothes Baskets and Pine,
Axe helves, Hatch"t and Hammer Handles,
Wooden Ladies' and Spoons,
Mats, tubs, pals cedar and pine,)
And many articles in the above line.
Allthe above goods viii be happy 10 show to who
may be disposed TO call before making their fall
purchases. -
JOHN MILTON,
50 Corner of High and Chestnut Streets
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NE race of the Red Man is fast disappearing from
the lace of the earth the Pequods gone, the
dohecsn exists IN tradition only, aud few scattered
ouho- and earth works the only vestiges of the
Hascoullhs; the SAUKS too, have been driven from
ther ancient hunting srsu DIS and in few generations
nhe WIN remain TO tell the story of their wrongs, but
IA order That their may be handed down future
generations ana their rirtues be extUied, the under
Ised mas brought into the market, choice lot Of
WOOIEN SOCKS
"bch ne dispose ofin quantities to suit purchasers
n. Is. few pieces OF CHEAP BED TICKS, have
aso nee Drought along supply the places of The nu
merous Deer Tics which the approaching cold weather
'S app 70 nestfo5 K. NJ. SMITH.
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PUBLIC NOTICE.
Caution.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
IL persons are hereby forbidden to dig, mine, re
move IN neral. turn the from its natural chan
mel" otherwise trespass upon the following described
lane to wit: The northeast quarter of the northeast
quarter OF section No TO- towshp Ne range
two east And further notice hereby given that ahy
person persons respas~ng upon the above premises
will be dealt with according TO law.
JAMES HCDGHAN.
Mineral Point, Dec, a. 1853. 7y7 Iy x p
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GALEsNA & CHICAGO UNION R,e
AND
RELOE1E 81 MADISON g,R.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT NOV EMBFe "a 90,

Is g . :..i.-. ....:i........s
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Clothing.
I'VE subscribers would inform the pubIcthat they
l. have in their employ the most experienced WORT.
mem VINO are ready at atimes 10 make Clothing of
~ description and of good materials as can ~ und
IA the place Their work Is done the st, e F
warranted to IT. Csli az their Store cor below
Maloney's, and see for yourselves
DEl-LER & MICuELBACHER
HiHerai foiht-io 1913 lf4
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NOTICE,

NOTICE.
a IL. PERSONS are forbidden to mine, di :, remove
IN Mineral from, otherwise trespass on the follow
ilig described premises viz
or OF ; + or OF Sec. J. : hf OF w Qr-of Sec. T.
ara = or OF E or of Sec. IA Town Range East
4mnlll JOHN HOARE
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sNNts RANCE AGENCY.
hH u'ItefsShed having received the Agency OF the
following 81 mpan',s.to wit - ~
1eDeTs0a Lye Insurance Co. Of Cincinnati, Ohio.
-
-''0 i"'" 's'ffaL Ias'"dnce Conlpany,o of Cherry
PaHey, ~ y,
= 10 take rsks Lives and Property, on the
iaNfabie terms, etheron the Join Stock or Mutu-
.ltf .can, e. 49,. ~, VIZ
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sEISss-EC NOTICE. 80 All persons are hereby
notified not 20 trespass- mine dig upon any of
The following lands, without the written conaentof the
nt .ar ~ ranf
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N and after Monday, November II, tand until ,-,,
~ notice. Trans viii be run the above rostr
follows. SUNDAYS q - - Io~4s q
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Sold at the Estatl shTents Of Professor HOLLOWAY
Maiden Lane, New York, an. 2t4 Strand London, and
by all respectable Druggists and Desiers in Medicines
throughout the United states. in Pots, 37S
cents and $3.50 each. To be had Wholesale OF
iae principal Drug Houses in the Union
y There is considerable saving taking the larp-
B-Directions for the guidance of patients in every
disorder are affixed to each Pot. 37eow "
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IT, READ IsEs OWN WORDS.

AN EXTRAORDINARY CURE OF A Bad BREAST
WHEN NEARLY AT THE POINT OF DEATH.
Copy Of Letter from lHr. r. Durant, .yco Orleans
November 9th, 1888.
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be best assortment of W.9G ON and C9Pprsc
lures IN the ity-Inc Uding Springs Axfs TX
Brass bands, Maiieabie Castings, Carriage Porifes
Which. wish their large Slock OF 'o''s &C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-17
Personal Intelligence,

Mrs. Bovine, Boston; Madame De Sartiges and maid
Washington; Mr. Tente, Florida; John Elliot Thayer,
John Morgan, Boston; Mr.. and Mrs Wright Chicago;
Jose Manuel Trado Peruvian Minister and family Peru
Mr. and Mrs Fowle Boston; J. s. Kendall r. W. Kendall
England DR.. Brainard and lady, Chicago, and William
yesterday.
Among the arrivals yesterday at the Cooper House.
we're Mr. James and lady, and Thomas H. Kenny, Eng
land Tupper, Mr.. lie Hiner and lady, and George s.
Kenny, California.
Hon. J. c. Fairchld, Wisconsin; Hon. NJ Hail. Texas;
Hon A. Bolkn, Wisconsin; j. G. Walsh, u s. ~. ID. O.
Green, U. s A.; John W. Tford, Philadelphia; JOS. de
Lucigeon Mexico; Col. j. W. Armstrong kentucky; f.
Haydt Berlin; N. Rapilei Hamburg; j. W. Van SICKLE
California among the arrivals yesterday at the Me
troroitan Hotel.
Marshall ansis Peabody lady and servant Joseph Pea
chs%seraIn Miss Mary chsmssrlain Miss M.1srmays.c
F6s and osGs xs.gg " wn and c M:
NJ: s%i,S ksaS cSgy:tsi and T.: jsss
1s4s
E %ss ssI IA s%s sSi'$ Sss$ssfss ssa NJ;
Ss%T s'%ss xsssi; ,;s v:
WgBGllss Ms: I s Solis. Mf John II Hsl:sy. " !
GssSs rsTid ans ss Mrs. Ms Mss
MI. pr nTrsa lady Mr sddssh NJ 81 nsps
Ros Miss S.. ssss Mrs Tiornsss M and Mrs coleman
assy Ut lass sSney r II an As
Knowles Miss Prout Mr. Twte, Mr. Robaird Mr. and Mrs
Pullman Mr. pizarra. Mr. Kewney Mr. Lock, Mr. and Mrs
Nilsen and child Mr. Meyer Mr. Opa Mr. GARRETT Miss
Hextcd, Mr. and Mrs James, Mr. Deane, Mr. and Mrs
Lehman-TotAl LIT.
DEPARTURES.
For Liverpool in the steamship City of Manchester from
Philadelphia-hrs Wessendopck; Mr. Steiner lady and
family; 2 Curren, Robert Hackett. Mr. Warsoof Alex
Moore James Elliott Mr. Harrison and lady servant and
two chldren Mrs Elliott Mrs Stewart Mrs Homer and
Davidson samuel Lord Mrs Blight, George Pickles,
Mrs Pickles and child Hill, John Dawson, Friedman,
Geo Horton Theo Jones lady and two chidren Theo Rob
ms Marshall Mrs Adams Mrs Kennedy Thomas Wall.
Henry Kunz, George Bro Charles Kutz Jos Jones'
Jos I shay TrPPett, Robs Algoe' VIM Castor; Oven
Mrs folly and child Mrs Budson Louisa Guamden,
John Clark, VIM T. Hubatt and lady.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-17

Dl909tergs
wrecked on Berry Islands 10Th u This probaSy one Of
saved
BARGE 7 cuAr.S, Buck, from Leghorn via Nassau, of
out about 10Th ut in the night and ashore az
Norths Cove the sea running high and making breach
ford Saturday morning ashore Long Island to the
head the West and all sails handed could her lift
from NE.
Bsrs TMnzn Bsormsssn Of New Haven from some pn,
dsy 1sht on Long Island about five miles North Of River
the Side Of Island ON saturdsy
ats o'clock in thick Capt and safe
the island Vessel romans tight
Whalemen.
At New London 18TH ship India Miller North Pacific
o1 ARR ~ Mystic 18th bark Holmes
OCEAN St Helena Feb a. with 70 Sbls sperm 400 do whale
At Zanzibar Dec 80 bark Florence Barton, Of Warren 800
letter from second officer of ship Jos Maxwell Of Fair
haven reports her at Zanzibar Is out 900 Reports
ISSn; ship s rs; Dovs
'H" s?S1s ship GS@ Betsy s W.%:
showing White with red border and TWO black
the centre Spoken.
Bark West Wind hence for St Marks Iss inst of Hole
xIass # sa
Foreign Ports.
AsrwEnP.In port March 2sbark Edward Cohen, Clark.
''I ls1s;s o port e d.ssy tn. Creole at Bait.
from sr
just schr Susan probably Robbins, from Guada
BATxvIA-in port Feb Q, ships Horsburg Fuller, from
S
grounded about twelve miles from Batavia and
from Boston, Feb 2s for Palermo via Malta ready
CALttTrA-Sld Feb IL, ships Georgs, Small, London
Reed do 18th oxnard Hnekley London l7th John Land
Howes and Cairo, Leighton, Boston Bark Matanza an.
Gaeutts paper as in port llth is reported to
Howe Kose-In port Feb 10, ships John GOsssr, Dew
ing San Francisco Wide Awake Smith for Spgapore
MTIBouRSrIn port jan p, bark Eleber, crOweli for
Calcutta next dav:
Arr - - Jsn ship Magnolia, Patterson Boston Sept 20;
ith brig Eous Pratt Nlork Aug 21gth barks putohes
Cape Town: 9th ship Louisa, harrington Boston Sept q
9Th ship Isaac Newton Lundt, do Aug - bars Maid Of
via Table Bay Cd 10Th bark Auckland Nelson San Fran
cisco Sid Dec 49, ships Newton, Whitney, Calcutta He
lena Cave shanghse; Edith Rose Crowell ca!sutts
10th Norma Rsey singapore 10Th beiore reported 2sp
oWaoto-Jn port Feb bark Mermaid Smith, for shang
hse. -. G.. p..uo. r.,hror f,om
Meibourpe arr for NYork ldg Australia ClouSh
from Hobart Town Feb l. for NYork ldg Gambs for
BG,tSp 40 sa ian port ss sars
FIR River Plate Brooks from and for Nfork brig
xbrasis Pcnaeld, do for do. -, =, o.. a..
SreAPoR Passed Feb 70, snip havon 0rooker' from
San Prancisco Dec q for Pedsng. -
SuAreuAp-No Am veseel In port Feb 4 -, -,
SoTrHAMrroN--In port March 20 bark Ksnawha' Mar
sns ,Ur NswArr prev 10 Jan TO- ships Cohota Gerry
from Bostcn Sept I5 TO sail Feb Tor Calcutta sst
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Mormon Opinion OF the Spirit Rnpp,nrs,

Speaking of the spirit rappngs, the Desoret News
The conclusion that draw from all this not that II
is all humbug no, far from it. But we do conclude
that this communication OF familiar spirits is designed
TO purpose long since revealed by ancient pro
phets, and by the prophets Joseph and Brigham viz
that would not hearken to the true angels apostles
and prophets would long "Give heed to seducino
spirits and doctrines of devis God has long since said
that he would !" send strong delusionsn And what
more fit messengers to carry deluson than just such
spirits the mediums acknowledge TO be their wonder
full visers and guests. Peradvenurc these spirits do
not all tell lies they did they would he big fools
20 practice successful deuson But God has decreed
that il shall be strong delusion. Men have hitherto
been imbedded in sceptcism and stinted and be-
fooled by formal nonsenscs round of unmeanino re-
gious rites, that they have said in their hearts
there is an invisible God We don't know t and If men
have souls hereafter there is nobody that can tell us
much to prove the fact thee tell what their en-
ployment and avocaon, or enjoyment and misery il
The he'll OF eridirons, scorpions pitcherks and
furnaces On the one hand; or the NJ ;---'e-s
and unsiSyea bliss for goo. sn and nrSersr,
in the ds-I - a.. she otner nsna nave eit mansnd
wards and punisbmente.
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Port of New YORK, April l6, 1854.

ARRIVED.
Steamship Arctic, Luce, Liverpool, April 8, PM with
mdee and III passengers to Collins. Passed Rock
Light 50 Pm and the Hook 10th 5l3 AM off the Light
Ship 18TH $50 PM Passed 7th AM $50 miles from Cape
Clear steamer bound supposed the Arabia from Bos
tom 10Th $50 Am, in lat 43 3d. Ion to 49, passed large
quantities Of ice.
Ship Arcoe Lewis Liverpool 80 days with coal and II
passengers to Chamberlain Robinson Co. March Is, in
the Channel passed ship Forest King from Liverpool for
New York April lat 40 rs Ion % S. exchanged signals
40 o. lon So exchanged signals with ship Rather steer
ing from Boston for NOrleanD The heavy
weather the sprung manmast split Sails
boats and bulwarks, dc.
Ship Lochinvar of Casne Lufkin Havre 80 days with
362 passengers to Duncan Co. April lat 43 a Ion 4S
60 spoke ship Cordca from Charleston for Lverpool
time great number Of icebergs and field ice; 18TH
Fire Island lost overheard time split the fore
sail in trying to him. blowing very hard from the E.
The has experienced heavy weather during the
sage carried away and oretopgal1ant
split sails and carried away head pump copper &c.
Ship st Nicolas (pk Bragdon, Havre, March 90 with
dse and 4of passengers to Boyd Hncken Passed sixty
islands of ice and had two deaths.
Ship Ossppee (of Portland) Merrill, Antwerp As days.
with indse and 2o2 rassengers to Z nnrlbut Co.;
mdse and PIP passengers to Wakeman Dimon Co. April
s, lat ~. Ion ~, saw great quantity of ice.
Bark Bella Donna (Br) Richards Newport e, 40 days
with railroad iron to master.
BELOW.
Ship Samuel Fox, Ainsworth, from Havre March &C. with
mdse and passengers, to N Livingston.
Brig Nile (of Halliday, from Porto Rico, IL days.
Wind during the day NE and fresh.
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CHURCH DKDcAHos-Yesterday the Methodist Episc,
pal Church at Msspeth dedicated to Divine worship
Rev j. r. Peck delivered discourse in the morning an
Rev. j. d. Wakely in the afternoon.
AcounTED.-Capt Donovan, of the First ward poll.
suspended few days since by the Mayor to wait ex
animation charges of improper conduct and neglect Of
duty has been honoraby discharged and einstated in
his former capacity
SUNDAY SCHOOL ANNvERsARy. The ninth anniversary
OF the Sunday school connected with the Universalst
Church in Fourth street. TO take place this Monday
evening.
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the fourth day they fsa.d themselves DO sS
ssis psss isss, is.%sa Y
Carrying and .r sa s u" -
.s
consented to make good The Watsgs cargo has aot
MvEsrcoi March se-Ths Sarah sands o. in coming ct
on 1 the p bank; and remains.
iss s.sS is g s,s ou ss y
so AND sSs M ss
rived here ssws to dsy NYori Capt and crew S~s
Ns,tl and TsSpss Ae-
ss
sSm WsW WsIp.s ss Ter
in which the ship vas laid her beam ends lost sss
with ~s a.s pr. IF pep
sisNrhs sarah o. that was on shore a. wood,,a.
was got of this morning without sustaining damage
s
sSa On s
considerable damage, and doeked.
the xSs1iss ssp SeSs .sS March IS lon ' ss
about her steering apparatus THE arr in Havre Roads
The Grace while shifting from the Cridiron was drive.
BY the tide ahwsf the bows Of the and carried
april THE Gordo from New Orleans, on shore
opposite New Brighton, with considerable list.
April The Constantine late Duryee, for NYork hes
me Cerro Gordo arrived from NOrleans with damage.
sd-fhs Emerald OF wesioss, English from City Poi..
sssss srss K s BE- and
a.LThs Ws.tninsssr Smith. Of Sunderland. from Hs.-
March, when she became watsrosged and oapszsd the
Is" ~ s a.
x9s1 wsS e e =.
OF next day without apparent damage and psoooodsd
pEnAnra March Mar A.. the Nancy diving ousser fro.
g railway bars Eth Inst. s:s
DysMonE East Waterford March s-rhe bark Bor.aS.
just tho harb0r get her wndsss repaired
WREox-was passed Feb g. lat IS 90 N 05 YES
sci Win the I've close assi
American schooner with gilt billet head. y
Home Ports.
G SYorf bark erses Coma Arsoise Pr S4:. a..
.'I1S si;s::
ssS. JUL. Anna
Ba.sn PSsdsphia ships Starr King sw
Esxs ssai %s,ssr basass isl Aas ssS x:
sI:
RsIsT ss%s.yis SIsxs SP5sasEhis;
.es Il p
som renssurs Kate Hoislooi Hall Rooilsnd' Ne IA
nola Davis, NOreans Sid schrs Narragansett andAsv
DANvERsI April r. schrs Jonas Warren, Kelly,
TALH Apn is .oop Tho, rborn. Cum
mings NYork Sid l4th sohr Elisabeth segar York New
MoBILE.Arr April ship samuel Badger, salter. Bes-
fsssipi cs.: .s::
TE% April ships s. Charlie. Bowers
and Panther Weeks boston Ra5sh Jones Havrs 90 days;
land Benshsi frying Chill OBJ S and asaiy B
Miller Rio Janeifo Tansier swsStaer, and washinstes
brgs Traneona Rio JaneirO; New World, Carroll Csda:
schr Eliza Susan, Traynor Belize, Hon CID ship. Han
Bsrssoy Boston Mary Jane sheim.n, Genoa Sc Sris
I T9vss s to sea an ships G0ah Alfred brig Hs1sisas:
;1' Ar:s kss ::sd
s ~ i. Co.
vel; John Adams, Harwood and Mary HAYES Bstsr Nor.
folk Herald Evans Baltimore; Gannett, Simonton NYork
@ s aos M
ult viz Homss Hole CID barks Corporal Trim !ney o.
sss H ss - ssH .s Rs'd N
PR6y1DENCE-ArrAp April "A, schrs BAyard, Collinss
YORK. sid Ssrks csansisr sehrs
penssrs Bsrroush smyrns Dell F.voriss Turnsr EYesf
SAyANNAH Ga april ~ scnr Rocket AlshoFn IA
Albion Dfscoi Cork, Ireland sohr North State Horton.
sToNINGToN-Arr April ii, schrs Col simons Burgess.
NYork for Boston; Susan Ludwig Walden Rondout foe
chisissin Morrill, Rooisaa for fs sh North car.
sR Ps
THyNTSN-Arr April IA aohr Jonas Chew, Buss..
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SAnsoAT u?s-Shorty after o'clock yesterday after
noon small sloop containing eight young men residing
squai Of wind in the middle Of the river opposite this
city The men cung to the vessel until shad ash-
ermen went TO their assistance ad landed them at the
Cunard dock from whence they Erned 10 New York by
ferry. VIM. Pool was one Of the party
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c,rpppr npp.pTMpNr NO HALL OF RECORDS

c,TREFT DEPARTMENT. NO. HALL OF RECORDS.
Ppbc notice is hereby given that the following reso-
buttons have been tho Board OF
ourb and gutter four feet OF walks OF Eighty
third street between Third avenue and avenue to rega
late curb gutter and Gag four feet OF walks
of ID avenue Forty eighth and FIFTY ninth
streets fence vacant norm a s 40 srn,sts
and set curb gutter in Forty eighth street be-
street river TO river TO pave and nag four set OF
First ayenuc open Sixty fourth street from river
10 TO fence lots Twenty eighth street bo
from Csrmno street 70 Tnirty sss WITH ssn,,s
re 10 present them in writing TO tina under
AZ his Office before the 9th day OF Apr inst
Enrii III 1854. JAMES FURRY, Street COMMISSIONER.
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CORPORATION NorICE-PUBLIC NOTICE is

CORPORATION NOTICE-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
~ hereby given TO the
pants ali houses improved unimproved lands
thereby that the following assessments have
completed by the and lodged in the once Of
the Bureau Of Assessments for examination by all
interested via-For regulating xtythrd street. from
Eighth to Ninth avenue The limits embraced by sueh
assessment include all the several honses and lots Of
ground vacant lots pieces and parcels Of land situated
both sides Of street from Eighth to Ninth
All whose interests affected BY the
above named and who opposed to
in writing TO the undersigned at their Office, N Hall -
Records within thirty days from the date Of this notice.
CHARLEs j. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES MCNEIL, -.
Office Bureau Of Assessments Street Department Apra
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-PROPOsALS FOR LAMP
" posts-Proposals will be received by the
Of Streets and LamPs At his oce corner Of Essex ana
furnishing the Corporation Of the city Now York with Eve
hundred lamp posts to be cast in three pieces from pig
ehouse s Mercer street The posts to be at
Lamps and Gas direct with tho light to reject any
many may be imperfect unsound Blank estimates
can be procured at the office of the Commissioner,
GEO. q. GLASIER Com. Streets and Lamps.
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Herald Marine Correspondence.

Herald Marine correspondence.
PHILADELPHIA April 10. Ph-Arr sohr Burr,
Nickerson, Boston.
I5th-Cld barks Cbas Lex Harper Port Prince; Oak
Ryder Boston, brigs Adele, Lewis WIndes; Cheopee Ry
der Boston; Samuel Hines Cox, do Osceola Higgins
lem, Mass sehrs Mary Pickup Shoe Savannah Mustang
Seaman, New Haven VIM Robbins, Cartwright Sag
HArbor
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CORPORATION NoTIcE.-DEPARTMENT OF RE-
" pairs and Supplies, April IA, lS54.-To Builders
Sealed proposals viii rsoaivsd the ONCE of the Con-
missioner q Repairs and Supplies No City Hall Case
time they will be opened In accordance with the amended
charter Of 1883 for the building Of house In Sixty eighth
street. Broadway for the OF Engine Company No.
So The plan: and Of the work required be
the office Of the Superintendent of Public Buildings No. "a
Ludlow street. Blank estimates can be had At either
jeet all any Of the estimates deemed for the ntsrsst
Of the Corporation. BARTHOLOMEW ID. PURDY,
Commissioner Of RepArs and Suppliea.
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CORPORATION NoTIcE.-puBLICN NOTICE IS HERE

CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS HERE
~ by given that petitions have been presented In the
Board oil Councmcn for the construction Of in the
following streets wit LIN Fftyfrs street, be-
tween Third and Fourth also in the Bowery.
tho side from Droome to Seventh street. and also
the east side from the stanton to seventh
streets All interested In the above and having
objections thereto requested to present the same
writing to the Contract Clerk at this Office before
April a. 1854.
E EhIAs l. 1: 81 SE1 FOREST, }cretsn Aquodu..
A. w. CRAVEN. Doaru.
c.otno AcuaIuct Dana rtment April IA 1854
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CORPORATION NOTICE. PUBLIC NOTICE rs
~ hereby given that petitions have been In tho
Board Of Counclmen for the
following named streets to witt In Wile street. from DE-
anoy to Rivngton street. Fourth street. from
70 Sixth Thirty street. from Tonth
TO Hudson river and in Division street. Allen
to Chatham with branch in Forsyth NJ
vision street TO Walker street All persons interested
present the in writing the Contract Cork at ~
efhce, on or before April 18th, 1854.
f fhEo. K s bE FOREST }cr0ton Aqysdust
A. w. CRAVEN, ooa1uA
CrOtOn AQueduct Department. April 8. 1884
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The CT eat 3 uthern and Western
CONNER lal Convention.

REPORT OF THE GEN RAJ BUSINESS COMMITTEE.
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CTREET DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF RECORDS.
- Sealed proposals will he received at the ofoe until
Tuesday the day Of April inst to pave Thirty hsh
20 be application TO the Contract Clerk Of this de-
partment. JAMES FUREY, Street Commissioners.
April II, 1904.
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BOSTON. April l5-Arr ship John Murray Bucnes Ayres
Feb Seft ship Aymar for New York Is days. barks Ro
for do days; Boosa from do dsg; Virginia. do
Also barks Lotus Glasgow; Jane williams, Apala
chicola; brig Thersita, Matsnzas.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-SEALED PROPOSALS
~ will be received st the oioe Of the Commissioners
Streets and Lamps sntil Monday, April H. 1884 at Ne
Inspection Of the Of Lamps deliverable
Blank proposals will be furnished stthe once Of the Gem
missioner. GEO. g. GLASIER,
Commissioner Of Streets and Lamps.
Department Of Streets and Lamps Of Essex ana
Grand streets, April 8, 1854.
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