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Arrival Of DR.. c. ". Roback at Boston

none in lais cOuntry Europe, and being gifted by
nature and having cultivated this precious gift, he liz
is prepared adapt to the following USE and the i'm
mediate consummetion OF the following topics He
can be consulted at his office, by letter, (pre pad
and he is prepared make Of his powers any Of
the following topics business Of all descriptions Tray
cling by land and sea- Courtship, Advice for their
cessul accomplishment, Specializing in Stocks, Mer
chandise and Real Estate the Recovery OF Legacies in
Dispute. The Purchasing Of Tickets, and the Safety OF
Ships at Sea He has also had the honor Of receiving
rti6eatS from the Hon G. John Bernadotte, King OF
Sweden, which il will give him great pleasure to show
to those who may favor him with call He also offers
bis services respecting health, wealth, Marriage love
o1ars, journeys lawsuits, diligently in business, irsud
sicknes, death, past present. and future events ana az
of life and invites all TO call who are ancteu
corporeally or mentally Natiyties calculated, ana
read in full accoTdng 10 the oracles o. masculine signs
Terms-Ladiss, 81; Gentlemen, $3.50. Navities
calculated according to Geomancy-For Ladies, IN iuil,
So; Gentlemen in hull, So. - .a-...lL :, ID,
Persons at distance can have their NaiVites draw
by sending the date Of tho day OF their birth
All letters containing the above fee viii receive imme
diae attention md nHlives will be sent TO any part OF
the world written on durable paper
All letters on the above topics, if postpaid will be
answered gratis III ~
Summer Streets Office hours, from A. NJ. to
clock P. Nj. '4 declS d&wtf(
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lRHEU RATISlI C(JRED

A1 NJ II " Ia IN \ \ " w " W IA II ~
DY the use of McINTIRE'S RHEUMATIC TING
ID sTURE AND LINN ENT, a safe, suGe, and certain
remedy for ali Rheumatic Affectons whether of musCu
lar, or neuralgia character. Goa EUll0G
Persons using it will lind quack nosrum or pana-
cea-o cure all diseases to which flesh is Incident
hut something which win suddenly and effectuay re-
iieve the rheumatic pains reduce swelling
of joints, cure sprans, bnrns and bowel complaint
The Proprietor also offers TO the public. the GREAT
INDIAN PURIFIER OF TIE BEoOD--MAsURYss
Extract of Sarsaparilla and Wau-a.hoo!
The beneficial effects derived from the use Of these
Invaluable medicines, proofs Of their superorf
ty They have gained the condolences and appreciation
of the public, and placed on elevation which
has parallel among the popular medicines ofthe day
We use strong language, from the accounts re-
eeving daily fits wonderful effects, and cures Of dis
eases. fTiT cg-rTf 'T HTTTf1 frf~h r. w-TfT i
This compound Is the Great Purifier of the Blood
and all Diseases have give way before this powerful
agegt--such as Salt Rheum. Seroiula, Kings Evil
Erys:peias, scald Head, Botches on the Face, and
all kindred diseases, will find and safe remedy;
for Dyspepsia, Pain in the Side, Heart and Liver
Coughs, Consumptve Complaints, CostIveness, Colds
Bore Throat, Bronchitis, General DEBILITY, DC.
Prepared and sold by f
FfTsfrr 20 4, ! j. q. MCINTYRE, Sole Propfietor.
Laboratory at Mbury, Mass. dec2 iy
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COAL ayr CITY COAL YARD.
FURS.

THOSE persons who are In want of Ladies' and
4 Childens' Furs viii do well to call at PRATT'S,
200 Main street, where they depend on receiving
their moneys worth. diff ma
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ROSES Providence & Worcester Xpress
BY Every Train

a Grand Assortment OF Furs,
TNoR Ladies' an1 Children's wear for sale cheap
Il nav3O dtf MERRILL'S. % sIRa street.
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TWinel
Clothes Cleansad

Clothes Cleansed
DEPAlRED, Re dyed and color improved, b .JYI.
~ VESTER WILSON, No. 1876 Main Street, rear o
Sturtevants Tailoring Establishment, Worcester Mass
HIS Prices Oyercoats, 90, Frock Goats rs cts
Sack Coats u.s. Pants so, Vtsls, 25, Buff Vests so
Caps, I23. Every Garment Cleansed by him. ia war
ranted &c give satisfaction Garments sent by Stage
Express will be promptly attended For sale i, C
Patcf's Spirits Of Soap ap2I DIFF
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Wiley Wagons, Cradles. and Baskets
NETAGoNs, Cradles, Baskets yeocipeds, Wheel
w Rarrows, Rocking Horses, aoys' sleds, Rubber
Balls, Pins, Needles, &c, wholesale and retail
da~tf -t eMERRILLia. 22l Main Sc
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FL0UR-FLOUR.

sFE5a OF various grades and Prices among which
lSsE5ss8is quantity of the celebrated - Beacon
80 Eiillsn $3.50 t
fr BAssETT, EARLE, g. BROTHER,
no dawtf a Produce Store, Beacon Mills.
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English Colts Foot Rock

A admirable preparation for coughs, colds, &c.
IN For sale, at 20l Main street, by
jazz d&w3w LEWIS n. LAZELL, Druggist.
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A AZ e ~ y Oh % sgn,
~ IA .io d, ig 1 p III, ,s e,s
~ i0 g. 'ieh' ''i'' ~; 10 ~ W ~ I'm
W wv" 9'"'"n' ar,h,, SU,,Gs9' az y.
ps.4 o. az logo u. A"*N'i"A' stf
-. - ~. -. =. le2 : - =
a. n,,nae4e.- ov7S Eash,,o Roj!rnod ta.
HANO"eNA A ~ ''9@A ~ A-~--A $500
SCJs xss3 80 ~ lrF
--zss-. - ---sc1 $50
Passenger Trains will run as follows.
Leave Arrive at Groton Arrive at
Worcester at functional Nashua 8ad LOwellat
$50 am. SOS a N. $50 am. $50 am.
EIl5ain I2.30p.m. 1l5p. lilo pm
4.l5pm 535 pm. 6.I5 pm. $40 D. IN
Lesys Arrive n GrotoH Arrive al
Nashua and Lowell Junction Worcester
z Scam. 5a.m, 6.05a.n- rr 8 Is am
u Al "a 10. II .g3s ~ 1890 ON l55 nm
500 i'm 4.Aj pm. s. pm. 700 0 N
C0MNErT,0Ns WI rl Oq,IrP nOAus
7rraioa arr;,,iry Or Nsslpa ,sc nh ram,
or1ioncort uasi1or .t,o,,rS,3 IN Sin,rsai No.i5rn
passn5,,s,a and Varoc,,t lfesai r ir1ed Al rom
rom Sssh, oorrsc ircrIlv with down Trains fTaI
~ 49, -, "a ~ y '' E' ''' ~ ~
Pacb Tya ~, ,5 ro, f,oto connects ,,b
nr[ya5j nd doy,,,gar Rams ~ ~ Fi,ciIyrg Rai1rJ
o. s 7 ~ " 10" 49,, d ~, u ' - ieoeS "o
4, W,,tycasfs q On -, -; ea,,ac,c - e.,so,
b,,at train from, n Vor Vic Ncrjab II X -, @
net ,iib r., ai 8,,st ~ T. - w. w.
cesfar Nory;ct nj S5y,rcss,ar mi v.asts, y ,iraA
trsns conrects VIII t tj on iii 49,
800 ads r i,ni,,i rs S ~ LII , 1nA 60 81 g." 49,
YnTE an5 GbanY Tgam f c sew
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North End Market
Flour,

F7=TR 200 his Chas. ], Hill & Sons Extra Flour
lls3s=ssEl 200 half bis do do do do
EsSEa this day received, and for sale by
i5sgss s55a ass BLISS, SUTTON, n CO.,
n9 daw2w No. Mechanic ST.
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RAILROADS
Fitehburg and Worcester Railroad.

Es9Es sEra rgss.g7ssl5s77 glsJa
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Leicester and Worcester Express.
Leonard's Express.

-I5Esssssz sFss To and from Boston and intermediate
assfrE ses.sy-s places, by every train.
Bills collected and paid, and all orders attended to
with despatch diff ie5
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THIS remedy has won for itself such notoriety
from its Of every variety of pulmonary disease,
that it is entirely unnecessary to recount the eyi
dences of its virtues in any community where it
has been employed So wide is the field of its use
fulness, and so numerous the cases of its cures,
that almost every section of the country abounds
in persons publicly known, who have been restored
from alarming and even desperate diseases of the
lungs by its use. When once tried its superiority
over every other medicine of its kind is too appar
ent to escape observation, and where its virtues
known, the public longer hesitate what antidote
to employ for the distressing and dangerous afec-
tons of the pulmonary organs which are incident
to our climate. And not only in formidable at
tacks upon the lungs but for the nlilder varieties
of CoLDs, CoUGHs, HoARsENEss, &C.; and for
CHILDREN it is the pleasantest and safest medicine
that can be obtained.
AS it has long been in constant use throughout
this section, we need not do more than assure the
people its quality is kept up to the best that it
has beou, and that the genuine article is sold by
DAVID SCOTT, Worcester, and by Druggists
generally. dec9 deow3taw&wlam
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BUTTER.

NF nice Quality, in small packages from the best
~ daries in Vermont, lust received by
BASSEPT, EARLE, 81 BROTHER,
Produce Merchants. Washington Square.
No dawtf
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- ~ THE Boats Of this Line, s..zSa "a
"a L.IA VIII leLve Providence. Fn=lN
sss so from Fox Point, on MON. .eeF7as2s ~ ~,
--''t--Sa--sDAVs, WE'D NEsDAYs q FRIDAYS
and New York on T tuesdays, THURSDAYS, &
SATURDAYS, until fnrherRotice,
Freight taken for New York az reasonable rites
This Line connects, by Arrangement With the Daily
Inland Limo Of Prouelera between Few ork and
Philadelphia, and the semi-weskly Inland Line 70 Bald
more, at ali times. When this Inland route is open,
Goods viii be taken Providence for Philadelphia al
cents per foot, and for Baltimore al cents per foot
Usual time between Providence aid Philadelphia, Az
houIs and between New York and Baltimore, 10
hours.
Philadelphia and Baltimore Freight viii be forward
ed from New York by any other lines, II 80 directed
at current rute5 .
For further information apply to w. II. JONEDANi
Office of Providence and Worcester Railroad &c
Issse Odell, Per No. II N. r. or W. p. Williams "a
Broadwa, New York, or
d. BUFFUM, Agent, foot of South aiaiu ST.,
Sept. 81. 1853. daWtl Providence
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n0aton and Woroestor Railroad.

~ s5g,s r = s=s5sgj
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! Worcester and Nashua Railroad.
Trains viii run as follows

~ gs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-14

CTREET DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF RECORDS
Public notice hereby given that the following ttons
late and nag south aide Of Thirty first street
and Fifth to and grade Seventy
street. between Fifth and Sixth to regulate pave
set curb and gutter and flag Thirty nrst and Thirty
streets between Second and Third to place
and Pumpn 18th street near southwest corner Of First
street between Sixth and Seventh avenues to open Sixty
seventh street between Eighth and Hudson river
to Eighty first street between Fifth avenue and East
rivers 20 regulate and grade Fifty fifth street. between
I'D Eighth avenues TO grade and set curb gut
ter in hsttan street, between Hudson l2th
street e vacant lots between Thirty Forty
first Streets and Fourth and Fifth avenues All persons
Interested having thereto
sent them in writing to the undersigned at his Office or
before the 2ist day of A pril next.
April H. 1854 JAMES fuREY, Street Commissioner.
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ExpRHss AGENCIES.

-yNOREIGN EXPRESS.-EDwARDs SANFORD 4 co
respectfully that tney are prepared t. for.
yard packages New York TO Liverpool London
and ali parts OF England Ireland aud Scotland twice
week to Havre, Paris Bremen Hamburg Frankfors sna
parts the European continent awoek TO Mel
bourne Port Philip, Sidney and all parts Austrsiis 30
hence from England TO those places andto Canton Hong
Kong ShAngbae Calcutta Madras Bombay and other parts
No. 90 BSoAdVax.
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CORPORATION NOTICE-PROPOSALS FOR LAMP
poss-Proposals will be received by the
Streets and Lamps at his office, corner Of Essex and
furnishing the Corporation the city of New York with five
hun dred lamp posts TO be east in three pieces from
scrap after pattern post which may be the
ohouse @ Mercer The posts to DO at such
times and in such. the Superintendent Of
Lamps and Gas may direct with the right reject any
BIO imperfect unsound Blank estimates
can DO procured at the ONCE OF tho Commissioner,
GEO. q. GLASIER, Com Streets and Lamps.
AnriI
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CoRPoRAT1oN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

CoRPoRATIoN NoTICE.,.,DEPARTMENT OF RE-
Sealed propols viii be received st tho office Of the Com
missioner Of Repairs and Supplies, No City Hall base-
ment until Wednesday, April &c. at II o'clock NJ at which
time they will DO opened in accordance with the amended
charter Of 1883 for the building Of house in Sixty eighth
street Broadway for tho of Engine Company No.
&c. The plans and Of the work REQUIRED be
the Office Of the Superintendent of Public Buildings No
Ludlow street. Blank estimates can be had at either
Office N B-The Commissioner the right to
Of tho Corporation. BARTHOLOMEW b. PUEDY,
Commissioner Of REPAIRS and Supplies
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CORPORATION NOTICE.--PUBLICN NOTICE IS HERE
- by given that petitions have been presented in the
Board Councmen for the construction of in the
following named streets to wit I'm Fifty street. be-
tween Third and Fourth also in the Bowery
side from Broome to Seventh street. and also
the east side from the sewer Stanton to Seventh
streets Ali persons interested in the above and having
objections thereto requested to present the in
writing to the Contract Clerk a this office before
April "A, 1854
ELIAS L. SMITH, }c.o.o, .,o,,o.
aI ~ c R; PE FOREST Board
Croton Aqueduct Department, April II, 1854.
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CoRPoRATIoN NOTICE. PUBLIC NOTICE is
~ hereby given to the owner occupant
pants of all houses and lots improved lands
affected thereby that the following have been
completed by the and lodged in tho office Of
the Bureau Of for examination by all persons
Interested viz For extending thu in Z, from
Thirteenth TO and through street to the East
river The limits embraced by such assessment include all
the several houses and lots Of vacant lots pieces
Sixth seventh Eighth and Ninth streets between Bowery
a Third ayenue) and avenue ID on both sides OF Tenth
Eleventh. Twelfth and Thirteenth streets between Second
and d; both sides of Fourteenth street,
from Second to East river both sides Of
D. halfway between thirteenth and fifteenth Streets
west side Of Dry dock street. from Tenth to Thirteenth
street, both sides Of c. b. and First avenue
between Third and Fifteenth streets east side OF Second
avenue Third Fifteenth street, west side Of
Second avenue between Third and Tenth streets both
sides of Hall street, from Sixth to Seventh street,
south side of stuyvesant street from Ninth street,
side of Third avenue and Bowery between Third and
Ninth streets All whose interests affected by
the above named and who opposed to tho
either of Them requested to present their OBJ
jectons writing the undersigned at their oce
Hall of Records within thirty days from the date of this
notice. WILLIAM GAGE. }
CHARLES j. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES MCNEIL, }
once, Bureau Of Assessments Street Department, April
IL, 1854.
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VANILLA BEANs-NEw CROP JUST RECEIVED
and for sale by
ANDERSON 4 MACLAY. % and 30 Fulton street.
HOTELS.

HOTELS.
NOTICE. = RICHMOND HILL HOTEL, STATEN
Island, N " will open for the tho May
Charges Of the hotel week. S. other servants
81 horses s. separate sitting from 81 TO $40 week
Particulars Of s. W. Benedict, Esq, No Vail street.
j. p. kELLETT, Proprietor.
TIVE AMERICAN HOTEL. AT BABYLON. LONG
Island tho we'll known establishment formerly kept by
Charles nediker deceased the furniture together With
the good will Of house. for sale Fog further particulars in
quire on the premises
WAyERIEY HOUSE, GW BROADWAY, CORNER OF
W Fourth street, ON she Ruropesn plan rooms for IA
fthe Croton Hotel,
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>-Ew YORK AND PHILADELPHIA prnEcT-yr,
STOLEN GOODS.

nrrycE OF THE CHIEF OF POLICE, NEW YORK,
~ mil IL ovptr wanted at the Essex Market
s court for one adys breast PIN supposed 70 be stolen
gro, W, AAySELL Chief Of Polies
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ExyaA PAY.

TT s. NAVY EXTRA PAY 0FFICE--sAILoas WHO
between 1876 and 1853 served IN the Columbus Cyane
Erie Ohio Dale, Shark, Re ief, Vnndalia, Iadepend.
ence Levant Congress, Dolphin. Ewing Preble supply
Warren southampton, Massachusetts, Lexington 80
Marys Portsmouth st. Lawrence, vincennes Falmouth
Say annah Constitution Fredonia, their widows or sers
VIM ~ P''4 '''' EDwAED BIssELL, Agent,
u. s. Navy o. Wall street, basement
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wall and Panana.-Lowest prices superior steamers
Extension Panama Railroad Arrangements for the
in this city tickets the transit Of the Isthmus
the agreeable and safe route, through in ad
ance other lines. The United States Mail Steamship
company intend to despatch to Apiuwall Thursday,
kpri O'Clock p from pier foot Of Warren street.
Fox s. Navy to connect At PanSms With the PaSiao
Capt Pierson The extension Of the railroad makes tho
passage the Isthmus ccable In day con-
liberation that will who value their health and
to select this route Mr. Hinoklsy Gate forwardsr
Of and their baggage from
Aspinwal to Panama Tickets be obtained for the
way or TT street. The accommodations for pas
all classes and particular at
kenton is paid TO the of the steerase For
Freight or passage apply the ece of the companies 1T
West street, to Z. A. WHlINEf
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J)UBIlo NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
following utons have been presented in the Board
CounoiiIaen To flag west side Of Cannon street, be-
tween Brooe Grand and curb and gutcr stones
where needed flag walk north side Of street
tesw, First and SeeoL To Wall street
with granite blocks like those laid in the Bowery To
tend Beekman through the Park Park To
extend Park place through Robinson street. and widen
Robinson the width Of Park place All in
tereFed having objections thereto requested to
thom in writing 80 the undersigned a. his Once
before the 18th day Of April.
April s. lsA JAS. FUFEY. Street Commsssioner
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kARE REDUCED-IHBEPFNDENT LINE TO CALL
fornia.-Tho steamship NORTH STAR will leave New
FORK on the 9Th May, with the Uncle Sam.
mited number tickets will be sold at the following rates
applied for before April 2oCabn, $3.50 steerage, $50
ppfy only to JAS W. CROSS No. 8 Battery place, up
&ars N BPasscngers came through in these steamers
b February in twenty-five days and sixteen hours.
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ASTROLOGY.


OK nm REWARD IS OFFERED TO ANY PEE
DC.OUU who can surpAss the wonderful scientific
Lady Madam Cfson IN the ar. Of Astrcogy She the
ments marriages DEATHS losses lawsuits absent rends;
and she also any disease ia it's last stage Thoss
wishing suit her had better soon stsv
limited Residence 6o Thompson street. between. Brooras
aud Spring streets.
MADAME MORROW is, WITHOUT EXCEPTION THE
M most derul astroogst 10 the world or that has
been known She will tell past present. and future
events and will show future husband and absent
friends which has thou
in Europe. She is seventh daughter OF seventh daueh
and born with natural gift by invoking the pow
Of her erul science to toll their very
and will cause happy pairs to come together who viii all
enjoy tho test happiness Of matrimonial bliss
Of line Of astrologers reaching back for cents
es snd her predictions truly Astonishing TO all that
Whit Ler All who have been disappointed elsewhere snA
thofc wish speedy srriage call they
depend upon advice founded the eternal priA
images science. 70 Broome street, between Caa-
non and Columbia. Gentlemen ~ admitted.
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OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONER OF STREETS AND
" Lamps, Of Eessex and Grand streets April H.
H-Corpora alton proposals will be received
at the ooe Of the Commissioner of Streets and Lamps until
Monday Gath Inst At I. o'clock w. for cleaning the streets
and the ashes garbage &c The payment of work
will re made halkmonthy and per Of the entire
payment will be retained to the ordinances
Common Council and half OF the half monthly pay will
ty omission to clean the district for period
.nger Spocih obtained several
station houses and a: this office
GEORGE G, GLASIER,
Commissioner OF Streets and Lamps.
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CTREET DEPARTMENT, NO. 4HALL OF RECORDS
- Sealed proposals will be received at .h office, until
saturday April - ls5t e regulate grade set curb and
Second Specifications be had on application
the Contract Clerk OF this department..
April g. 1854. JAS. FUREY, Street Commissioner.
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CORPORATION NOTICE. Il PUBLIC NOTICE rs
hereby given that petitions have presented In the
roard OF for the construction Of
Eghth and Ninth avenues; Forty street
from Ninth avenue 32 feetwest Of Ninth avenue MAcdoug
reet rom Bieeeker Spring street. and also resoIu
on or basin and eulyert at the south OF
Lghh avenue and Twenty fourth street All persons in
fetea IN the above and having objections thereto
Clerk at this office, or before April Is 1854
iIhIo; & PE FOREST, cT Basra: Aao'da's
Croton Aqusduct Department, April s. 1854
CORPORATION NOTICE.-SEALED PROPOSALS
~ will be received at the office Of the Commissioner of
Streets and Lamps until Monday April IL ls at NJ,
for three thousand lamps said lamps be subject to
inspection Superintendent Of Lamps deliverable ~
place be hereafter designated by the
Blank proposals will be furnished at the office Of the Com
missioner GEO q. GLASlER
Commissioner Of Streets and Lamps.
Department Of Streets and Lamps, corner of Essex
Grand streets, April &, 1854.
CORPORATION NOTICE. PUBLIC NOTICE Is
" hereby given that petitions have been In the
Board Of Counomen for the construction of tho
following named streets to witt In Wet street. De-
any Rvngton streets Fourth street from Jones street
Sixth avenue Thirty street. Tenth avenue
to Chatham square with branch in Forsyth
vision street to Walker street. All persons interested
the above and having thereto requested to
the same in writing the Contract Clerk 1t this
office, ON or before April 18th. 1854.
t s1ss ( - SsS5arsr c''sGSH . asrsa''s
Croton AGueduct Department, April g. 1874
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CTREET DEPARTMENT NO. 4HALL OF RECORDS
Public notice Is hereby given that the folio wing
buttons heen in the Board Of Councilmsn
grade and side Of Goerek street from No g.
the street to the northeast
Lewis street h 50 Lewis street Also west side Of
oerck Broome street and around
the No A. To flag west side Of Mansn street.
from 20 the of Broome street around the
nor of Broome street to No % Also from No. NJ Lewis
street side the Delaney street and around
No 500 Also from No. 20 LOWS street. west
tide to the of Delaney street To set curb and gut
and flag northeast Bayarl and Orange streets
To sdew aks east side of Elizabeth street. between
Rayad and Wak streets also in Bsyard street between
Elizabeth and the Bowery. Also the following petit
onTo four feet OK walks Of Twenty hth street. be
tween broadway and Sixth All persons interested
having objections thereto requested to present them In
writing TO the undersigned at his ooe, before the
2Tth day of April, instant.
April'7 1854 JAMES FURRY Street Commissioner.
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CyrRFET DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF RECORDS
y Sealed proposals will be received this
Thursday goth April inst to lay at the inter
erhth Forty ninth fftieth and Fifty
lots south side Of Thrtyfh street. Sixth
nue to sidewalks OF Thirty third street between Ninth
and Tenth avenues Specifications TO be had application
TO the Contract Clerk Of this Department.
April IL, 1854, JAMES EVREY, Street Commissioned,