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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-12-28

OOO ror article for blacksmths use, just landed from
steamship Freeman Rawdon from Alexandria For sale by
June 10, 1854. b. O.WEEKS.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-12-28

LOT of Boys Long Rubber Boots, just the thing fol
a 'Slosh, for sale by J. w. ROBERTS.
Dec. IL. %
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Ladies' Boots.

GOOD assortment Of Ladies Boots of all kinds may be
n found ut the store Of j. W. ROBERTS
Nov. H. 1854, q
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FIannelS /! FIannels y!
BIeached Cloths

Red twed, blue do, blue mixed do plain blue Salisbury
do white of every width and price, from II IL 81
very good flannel for Is cts.
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Fresh Sfanle Goods.
RH3HkefS

DECEIVED weekly from Boston and New York, pur-
chased for cash at forced sales, by J. T. GILMAN.
Oct IL.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-12-28
Ships Carpets.
Oil and Candles.

BRUSSELS Tapestry and Velvet Carpets for Ships Cab
I'D ins; cheap at 4w27 LEDYARD & PALMER'S
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Mess Reef.

I n BARRELS Western Mess Beef for sale by
IL Oct. 1854. is NJ. T. GANNETT.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-12-28

LARGE assortment Of Cooking Parlor and Store Stoves,
II Of the most approved patterns, selling by the sub
scribers at GREATLY REDUCED prices
Also constantly hand Coal Holds, Shoves Sifters,
Stove Funnel Sad Iron Tin and Copper Ware, of every
description and all other articles usually kept in Hard
store MITCHELL 4 LOW.
Bath, June TO- 1858. 80
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Picked up

IN Sunday, 18th inst, Potters Mills, small YAWL
" BOAT The have the same by proving prop
Orty and paying charges application the subscriber
at Potter's Mills BENZ. +. SHEA.
Arrowsic, Dec, 10, 1854 3w*
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TO TEE LADIES.
MISS j. r.. SMITH.

Front Street, opposite Elliot House Block.
MOULD respectfully announce to the ladies Of Bath and
~ vicinity that she has just received from Boston and
New York splendid assortment of
NEW STYLE
Bonnets and Millinery Goods,
Comprising every thing usually found establishment
OF this Kind The Stock has been selected with great
and particular reference this Market and will sold
very small advance the first cost.
Every description of Bonnet Making and Trimming at
tended to in the best and at the lowest prices
Bath, Oct rs, 1854. 10
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FOREIGN PORTS,

At Tabasco 23d ut brig Young, Wooster, FIN Aspin
wall, in quarantine to load for Boston.
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$23,OOO Worth of Farms and
Building Lets!

100 Farms and
500 Building Lots LOO feet Square,
Wa be divided among 600 Subscribers on III
EIenin o. of The
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100 PAIRS all wool and union, Eng American Blan-
IOO kets, received by 1T. GILMAN.
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ShawIs (! Shawls I! 4!
State of Maine.

lust received and will be sold cheaper than ever.
q AVIS LEDYARD & PALMER
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-09-27
j. FOLEY d EfDDN,

j. FOLEY d EfDDN,
GROCERY, LlaUoR, HARDWARE AND CRoCKERY
STORE.
Commerce Street Corner Of High St, Mineral Point
WE ha re now hand a choice stock of Groceries.
w Liquors, Hardware and Crockery for the winter
trade. whct offer Ter sale at The pri
pectuily invite the public call
establishment where we will be happy TO and wait
inviting or participate with them, the saving
advantage which trade Offers and hop pg that by
proer and regard for the interest ell no NAV
sarine their confidence in business int gritty The
following articles comprise portion of our stock:
Sugars. clarified crush ed. pow dered and loaf,
Teas, Young HysHn, Gunpowder &C.,
Coffee, Rio and Manila,
Moasscs- Sugar House and Golden Syrup
Fish Cod, Mackerel, White &C.,
Salt, Gne and coarse,
Soap, CASTLE. Quincy q Shaving,
Tobacco, of all qualities and prices,
Rope. Windlass, Halter, &C.
Starch, Oh ocoate, Saieraius Bed Cbrds and
Clothes Lin. Dried Apples, Matches, Glass Nails
Hams. Shoulders, Pork, Lard, Butter Flour
Earthen and Stone Ware,
Whiskey. Brady Wine,
In short all articles that usually kept in establish.
ments OF this kind. certain 10 be found here
Looking Glasses, Clocks, Window Sash Table Covers
Pictures with and without frames sold at the Iegeset
prices.
We repeat again, call and are certain you cannot
fall To puchas of y7aiay
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-09-27
GAEENs g. CHICAGO UNION s. TX.
AND
EsEy.0xT & MADISON Il. H.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT, NOVEMBER IA, 1853.
Is - q e::.:s..szss:..ss:7.. ..5...:.ss:.:..

F. - -
az and after Monday, November l. and GntIfurtbe
~ notice. Trains viii be run Yer the above roads
follows, Sundays excepted.
TRAINS WESTWARD TO FREEPORT * BELOIT
ts Leave Chicago Wells street Depot, at $40 M,
irving at Freepuri p. In and BeloitGt &c p.
ID. Leave ;hcago, es srest De- All 40 arrive
at FIcspoTt at [: a. az Bell --.5 - m.
TRAINS EASTWARD CHICAGO.
lst, Leave Freeport 30 n. M and Beloit al
arriving at Chicago at I2.5G p.
ID Leave FTeeportat p m AID Beloit at 30 y.
arriving 81 Chicago at II q.
Trains going West pass Junction al go m, and e
Trains going West pass BeIvidere l2 and Io4oa
/" East " al 80 d. IN. and IS
Tains going East pass Junction at l.34 and 9.35
Fare TO Freeport 8 2. TO Belcit s. 80
The above arrangement is designed to afford much
daylght travel to and from the terminus the
road possible From Free and Relo frst class
mail stage connections esiabhed through Hiscon-
sin, Iowa and Minnesota.
Passengers froT the West North going Sou h, by
taking the Evening Eastward Train this Road viii
connect at junction. at aS5 with the Chicago and
Aurora train for Lasale and points South reach La
sale o'clock. This route furnishes
connection to Springfield and Alton, BY
beats - miles ia 81 Lquis.
WINTER ROUTE To MILWAUKEE.
This route Beoit and Janesvife, connecting be.
tween places by stage IA mites th the
aud mississippi Railroad, crs uvenient or
| murie.t on between Chicago ard Milwaukee.
h3 j Il. TURNER. Sup't
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-09-27
NOTICE.

a III PERSONS are forbidden 10 miHR- di remove
IA Mineral from other Use trespa.s the follow
Ing described premises viz -
Or OF or of Sec. !, S hf of w or of Sec. 10,
and " or OF y E or of see. Il Town 4 Range East
1mnlfI JOHN H0ARE.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-09-27
Z 0 n \ n D STFF1

9 pest assoTtment OF W-9f7ON asd csppr,-
ures IN the city Inc uding Springs Az *.
'fass oanqs Maiieabie Castings, Carriage Pr hoSe
which with their large srort % OILS &c.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-09-27
Notice to Miners.

A Rare Ch0Iace Tor Pf0spectang
~, subscriber miners wishbp prospect,
an opportunity in the present times Of high prices
for mineral, digging the following lands, viz:
North half of Sec.2. T 4, X 2, Il.
Z. q s. E.q of Sec 81, +. ), r. 2, E.,
on the following favorable terms
The thirty thousand rent free. all other miner
Il, incuding shed mineral one sixth. He will also
allow thirty dollars OF The rents for cabin built
u the ground.
This land is in the range OF the Irish Diggings and
Bracken Pierce's pump diggngs and is situated be-
tween the ttI.egate branch and Lost 6 -ove.
MOSES NJ. STRONG.
Mineral Poi + Feb. i6, 1853 1itf
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-09-27
FIRST aRRIyar.

FAR CANDLES-25 Boxes, do Quarter do.
- OF star Candies % boxes Mould Candles inst reed
and for sale al GFO W cor
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-09-27
"A CURE FOR AHAH4.!!
HOILOWAY'S OINTMENT.

Cfizess Of tie y-a oR,-
You have done n the honor with voice, from
end OF the MON The other, to stamp the chsc
ter Of my Ointment wih your appreciation Il scarce
II Two years since | inside 1t known among you, ard
already, ii has obtained celebrity than any other
Medicine il 80 short period.
THOMAS HOLLOWAY.
s., Corner Of Ann and Nassau Streets Y.
Asst 2NISaING CURE or SORE LEGS, AFTER NIyE
YEARS STANDING
Copy Of letter from Mr. ~. j. La"efg, If Hnts1 e,
Tadti county, ~ u, u. ~ daLed Moo. Ist, 1883.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-09-27
PUBLIC NOTICE.

4 Ii persons are hereby notified not trespass mine,
or dig upon the following lands without the wri
consent permission uf the uwner-East II of ~ 4
sec {, Township D, Range East,
Also. l. I of IA Sec. 6, wnshp 4, Range 3
East withoutthe written the owner JOHN
Mt'St}R WE, .7gert.
And further notice rs hereby given thatl forbid
and ali frm buyinp removing cad
FROM the above described lands without pevns-
sion above. ABNER NICHOLS.
Mineral Point October, 1872. If
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sssAS Lz.< sKs3a Sc.

IRAN nLz~ HOUSE.
MINERAL POISr. WISCONSIN
BY NICHOLS & TRAMEt.
THE unders igneG having, becom proprietors
of the above wen h no n house and having -
fitted il up IN the pes style, would respectfully soz
say to the citizens and the travelling bic that 80
they prepare ed 10 accommodate best
ali who may fa"orthem with patronage Their table
will always be supplied the aTords
and they hope by trict nton 20 he wants OF trav
elers, to merit aud receive liberal patronage
Stages leave this house daily the and west
OF Commodious Barns snd Stables attached aao
attentive ostier eveready attend the rants OF
tn weary nag day Iii. hi
NICHOLS & TRAMFL
Mineral Point. 1888 7tf
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-09-27
Clothing.

lNHE subscribers would inform the puhlietbat the,
have in their employ the most ex perieuced WORK
men, no ready al alltimes to Clothing of eve
r. description and OF good as can be found
II tb@ place. Their work dune best sty lie anf
wsriarted to Is. Call Store oof below r
N aloneS :, and see for yourselves.
DELLER s. MIcHELBACHER.
Mineral Point,IS53 r..
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-09-27

FOss SALE.
viz south east quarter OF Section thrtg-hre town
Il eight, range four sIso-severai Hnim proved
Lots and parts Of Lots in the village DodceviIie-
also-the place torme rly known the TON Jenkins
place. IN hodgevie, being parts OF Lots.
Block three
ANY OF the above property will be sold cheap, and ON
favorable terms. Apply to
COBB MESSMoRE, Agents,
Mineral Point, OF 10
AUG. F. DOW, the owner,
New York City. i5t
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-09-27

PILLS. rskFsNg!
ft-R every man, woman and child n the country he
Il need kind to suit you all, say
Pulfordis Anti-BiIlious Pills,
Fahnstoek's Anti Bilious do.
Elmores improved BiIliousdo.
jew David's Honey Co ated do,
Oriental and Sovereign Balm do.
Lees Bilious do Graetf-nburgh do,
Sofatt's Pills and Phoenix Bitters.
Saspingtons que Pills DIR. Bruce I'd Q.
Dr. Brandreths Pills,
Rev. o. Hibbard's do
DIR. Angles Candy Coated do,
HerTick'e sugar Coated do.
A nd lots of other kinds of Pills,
Which you can get by calling atthe MineraiPofni
Drug Store, nearly opposite Beech sstore.
November fs. R. ID. PULFORD.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-09-27
NOTICE.

4 III. persons hereby forbidden to dig mine, re
Il move nera. the from its natural chan
nsl or otherwise trespass upon the following described
iatt to wit: The northeast QUARTER northeast
sarer OF section No 10, in township north Of range
two east And further notice hereby gwen that
person persons treSpassin upon premises
will be- dealt with according 10 law.
JAM Els HUDGHAN.
Mineral Point, Dec, "a, 1853. 7v7 Iy Il p
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-09-27
Caution.

LII persons are forbt Gen 10 mine, dig, min
n eral FROM otherwise tresrass upon thefoiowiae
described premises to wit.
The south east "A of section &C. town g. cast,
north a of north east Is and north of south OF n
T. Ia of section ], town ,, range east.
And further noceis hereby given that any person
persons trespassing upon the above premises will be
dealt with accoItng 10 law. FRANCIS VIVIAN,
JAMES TOAY.
Mineral Point, July LIST, iS53. 36tf
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MATRINIONY.


MATRIMoNY MADE EASY OR HOW TO WIN A
will send to any address, receipt Of dollar post paid
plain directions to enable ladies and gentemen win the
devoted affections Of Of tho opposite sex AZ their
hearts desire. The Is simple but 40 capu
vatng that be married. irrespective OF age appear
poston and last though least it can be ar
ranged with such case and delicao that detection mpos
be Address Professor Lawton Boston, Mass No letter,
taken from the Post Once unless the postage Is paid
NAATRIM0NIAL-A PHYSICIAN, WORTH s15 ooo
M Wishes TO marry ladies Of cducaton suitability and
respectabity are invited to correspond with o.
man Post Once No interview is desired until mutual sat
isfaeton given through correspondence in which full
explanations Will 10 given.
AiATRIhONIAL.-THE ADVERTISER Is IMPELIED
I by the REGULARITY Of his position to endeavor 20 OH
tain wife through meane OF this notice His parents
ed in the best circles Of society and wealth
which they bequeatbed TO thor only child then cripple
Though dcformed but capable Of the ~
le except rapid moton) He loft TO guardians who
violated their trust and mmured him society Hnv
ing recovered and attained his majority residing
his house aud with ample his The
advertiser invites from ladies wont
respocnhiy who will give their Awaiting them
selves o. this means description Of their Charms and an
epic Of fueent length to enable to Judge Of their
unRccnftOmed TO describe female beauty Address Fex
care Of 9. o., Esq, box No 800 Now York Post Once
M ATRIkohIAI.-A SINGLE GENTLEMAN OF Ex.
i tceIt its GOOD moral character and doing GOOD
hrsiposs desrouso OF forming With
wife Sic must be young bctween ~ and Fl age
and ~ pleasing address. All communications must be
strct confidential Please address o. Chatham square
Post Ofioe
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MEDICAL.

DR. 8. WARD, NO. 80 CANAL STREET, ONE Door
~ east OF broadway, by his unparalleled unequsIled
glorious and trumpha remedies makes the greatest
ever known. Attends from "a. n. until r. N. daily
nR. RALPH-HoURs OF OFFICE CONSULTATION
IL from to IL A. M and to 9P. M except Sunday at
643 Houston street, near Wooster
DR COOPER IA DUANE STREET, MAY BE con.
IL suited. DR.. c. would respectfully solicit Of those in
teretcd CALL being satisfied that from practice Of wsn.
ty.thrce Mars he can givo entire satisfaction.
DR COBBETT OF NO 10 DUANE STREET MAY BE
IL consulted with confidence his treatment Tweaty
three years in his speciality enables him to guarane per
University. Sec his diploma In his Office.
nR JOHNSON 10 DUANE STREET MAY BE CON
IL suited conhdentally DR.. is regularly educated
physician Ind has praotcd Mt his for the Inst
twenty-five years. Hours from A. M. tosPM.
M LARMoNT, PARIS AND L0NI ON PHYSICIAN
WI and Is oonsuted at ~ Reade street .,-er
OF Broadway from A. till y. M and fir I'M iii IN
tho evening Sundays, from 2 till 3P. NJ N. B-Not the
drug store.
THE OLD DIR. HUNTER HIMSELF THE PHYSICIAN
who established the Hunterian Dispensary, No Diy
sion street, In 1884 be consulted usual
till 10 NJ, Sundays excepted,) ct the old ofhco word
70 the wise 10 suaident
TBE BARoN's cAsKETs-CAsKETs-CAsK gTs-A
fragrant purifying, ronoyators for the thin tious
dypcptc. and goss indeed for everybody OF health
are superseding tho Of all other medicines be OBJ
tained At Baron Spoascos depot rs unda
the ST. Nicholas Hotel An agent wsnted Tor every ,nuy
ard village In America
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THE TELEGRAPH.

~ fsyorably known throughout the West a. ORsiIiy
nes are nov rebuilt In the kavne
most E and possess before offered
De9ot Chicago, Milwaukee, CincinnaW Louisvilis 81
cus New Orleans and intermediate places Wsssri ana
Will please remember the copanys 81
nee 81 . wan sssss4. directly oppcss the Cusson Hsu
BENZ n. ELY. MAnaRg
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

ITO THE LADIES.-GODEYS APRIL NUMBER OF
the Lady's Book will be Published Thursday March
30. Contains every spring fashion, designed expressly
for the book eoorsd fashion patessprng ashions
spring mantiiias, from Brodes'; two full
spring patterns from Mrs Supple the spring bonnet
mantae with pattern to cut by and about forty othe,
buildings, crochet and netted work cbemsettes under
aeoves caps ladies' slipper embroidered apron &c. This
number will be sent receipt Of 70 postage paid
LONG gEoTiER III Nassau " street and for sale by
ter and Brother, Dewitt Davenport, and Bunce
ther
TtHE DIAMOND FOR ONE DOLAAR.-PROF. TIRE
MONTS Toilet Guide, containing directions for the
hair, tooth skin, and everything tending beauty the
Recipes for hair dyes and oils tooth powders pc
matum frecke wash. &C.; for tooth headache
eorns cuts 40 also Arbsoes famous italian love powders
ONCE, enclosing 81, post paid promptly attended to-
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LEGAL NOTICES.


CuPREME COURT, CITY AND COUNTY OF NEW
- iork.-James Hewitt Mortimer o. H. Martin. and John
~ Wisdom, against Samuel G. Crawford Summons for a
money demand contract teonl. rot ser)To tho de-
fcndantYou hereby summoned and required
tie complaint this seton which viii be fled in the oco
Of the Clerk of the City and County of Now York
City Hall, New York city and 70 a copy Of your
TO said complaint the subscribers oaoe
No ii in the city Of New York within twenty
days after the service Of this you exclusive
complaint within the time aforesaid tho plaintiffs in xhis
action will take judgment agan for the twenty
four hundred and thirty our dollars and ccu
with interest from the tenth day Of February
eight and four besides the this action
The complaint In the above entitled action
18th Of February instant Dated New xork, Feb Is 1854
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CORPORATION NOTICES.

CTREET DEPARTMENT., NO. 4HAIL Or .scoRps1
- Scaled proposals will DO received 1T tis once unt
Friday 7h April next At lsh o'clock 60 fence vacs.t
lots in street feet vest sixsa az to
cations had apple 20 Clerk OF this
department. JAMES FUREf street. COMMISSIONER
March n, 1854
csTREET DEPARTMENT. NJ. 4HALL OF RECORDS
Sealed proposals viii be eeesived at this once until
Friday APr to build er r dsn the aushssd :. tho
had application the Contract Clerk Of this de-
Isrtment. JAS. FUREY, Street Commissioner.
March -, 1854.
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CTREET DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF RECORDS
- Public notice hereby given that the following resou
ons have been presented in the Board Of To
from Thirty TO Fertysecond street. set
curb and gutter and repair walk in front of 90 Forsyth
street. to nag 4feet the south walk Of Broome street,
ompkins side Tompkns
from Grand to Broome and from Broome to Delaney to
and gutter and walk south side Grand street
fifth street. between Eleventh and Twelfth
grade and Beckman street with granite block
ent similar to that in the Bowery between Walker and
street. between Seventh and Eighth avenues; and
lay flags where the walks Of Thirty third street.
between Sixth and Eighth to curb and gutter
set curb and gutter east side Tompkins street. between
Broome and Delaney strees set curb and gutter and
dag and regrsde south walk Of Brooms street. from lOs
Thirty sixth and Thirty ninth Streets and de
between Thiry.fourth and Thirty sixth streets All per-
Ss @rx Sa &
March l6 1854 JAS TURIY. Street Commissioner.
CTREET DEPARTMENT. NO 4HALL OF RECORDS
- Public notice is hereby given, that the following petit
have presented the hoard
pave Thirty street. between Eighth and Ninth ave-
street between Seventh and Eighth to fence
cant lots in Nineteenth eween First and Second
East river and First avenue between Thirty fifth
and Thirty seventh be regulated and curb and gut
ter widen Chm street. Beekman and Ferry
Cliff street from John to Beekman street. thence running
northeastorly in straight line with the present front Of
the store No. q Ca street until meets the present line Of
tween First avenue and avenue Al TO lay crosswalk in
front Of No a6 Chambers street. grade Gansevoort street,
ested objections thereto requested present
them in writing to the undersigned at his oce be-
fore the eth day Of March inst:
New York March NJ 1874
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NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIRHCT-y1A
New Jersey Railroad, through In four hours-UniSs3
isndt street st seven nine and sieves, A. n. aad =
100; nna hnIpSss nvs. r ~ rare-Se - N seven
s,ss,, IN clever NJ from New York and fro. Pill
eoyomcdsaon line leaves IT twelve n (as rsdusSa
HreeS rom Corttsndt street. through in an honrA
Msasn Wiminston sad gaarlsstSn in The above traps
snly Pssssngers With baggage ths ssrry Assa
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EURNITURE.-A LADY, HAVING FURNTTURE TO
rent would make disposition Of IL ~ item Of Rny.
ment for board Address L. H., Herald ofhoe, with r.st
name and residence The party proposing 70 accept
on this basis will DO waited upon by the Of the f0rn
ture,
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CTRFET DEPARTMENT, NO. 4 HALL OF RECORDS
y Public notice is hereby given that the following rcscu
lions havo heen presented in the Board of Councen
To crosswalks Varick Broome
fence vacant lot southwest corner avenue and Fifth
street, to lots side between
Twentyourth and Tw6nty fifth strce.s to pave Thirty
ninth street. between Broadway and Sixth fence
ysnh and Eighth flag four feet Of walk in front
and First to flag four feet OF walks Of
Ninth between Forty and Forty
from Seventy ninth 70 Ninety second street. TO
Tenth All persons interested having objections
thereto requested to present them in writing the
dersigned his oce before the Sit March,
instant. JAS. FUREY, Street CommissioDer.
March q. 1857.
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|fyRQToN AQURDUCT El>RrMENT mARcns lso4. :.
Public notice is hereby Even that BY Of the
sature passed tho special session. July 20 1853 AZ
onai charge Of ten per is added the arst
next ON All unpaid wnter rents. making, with tho
ges previously added by Law, twenty-five per oent
emount unpaid aud that IL The said rents, including
rEes are net paid before the first DAY Of May next
The property which said cent remains UNPAID
bs returned TO the Clerk Of Arrears pursuant 20 the
ELIAS 1. SMITH, President
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HUDSON RIVER RAuRoAD-rRAINs DArI,

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-TRAINS DALE
IA from Chambers street for Albany and Troy-
Express train A, NTbrough in four hours conn ee~s
With trains reaching Buffalo Montreal o'clock
evening.
Mail train, 0 A. M.--Through way trains 81 Il n -
Pm.
Express train 5P.m.-Emigant train, 6P.M For rszz.
town l0UPM For PeekskIl, $50 p. n. For Poughke0Gx
7l0AM and Pm Passenger: taken ~ ChanSGIs
Canal Christi pher, Fourteenth, etreeta
Sunday trains Canal street. At 10 NJ Tor ~.
aud Troy stopping ~ ell way stations.
EDMUND FRENCH. SupsrintsnAsnA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-31

ROTOR AQCHDUCT DEPARTAENT.-T0 CONTRAC-
tors-Sealed psoposas endorsed Proposal for sewer
Centre WIN be received NJ the once Of the croton
Eeduct Department. until Monday, the third day OF
@ 1854 at II o'clock NJ. at which hour the oils wis be
|ocned to build sewer with receiving basins
culverts In Centre street IRON the In Cross street
point near to the northery line Of Chambers strost
Ikng In longth about PSI feet Tie plan the
zen, and specifications obtained application at ts
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