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lnianlum Chole Lame Back Cbibalns bites Of Poi on
usecBOr Rabid Dogs hguo Cake, Ague IN Tho Breast
Face burns bruises, Chaing, chapned hands o0Ts
Convictions Of the Muscles oT cords cuts Of any Kind,
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Salt Rhgum Seuryy, Sore Hpplss, Sore Lips VeneIea
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tNuled that inihls ~ lltle you hlve
a SOVEREIGN REMEDY,
which not only removes pain almost nslan,aneousT bui
penelIat(S TO tho seat OF aud entirely Hr
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Some will laugh at Tue idea OF any composition curing
such number OF diseases but lyon but reflect that these
diseases, though numerous lnlane, all hise nom similar
causes, The proposition will lem less ouLhyagln eul
we're ten times mOeto TRI TACfs Which stare US ~ tte
hch would JORGE the candid 10 lie meSi lot
all who have used II themselves, witnessed It's mSgfo
effects OH olhcIs Dton declaring Ijust what It's pame
TO THOSE WHO THINK.
laNcyO never noticed The SlTlkns mllarly between
many external and Internal diteaset having entirely dloT
cut ni1Si And has II neyer occurred To you That rem
edy might bspfea'ed which should DO equally applicable
TO boif This remedy Is now offered you w We SoNFA
EE LWAHhT, which does not insult your understanding
By claiming to have beoL found In some JWiins omiihi
gMtfe0 ormGliy cet" Of N. .lrihi but is simply ihe
OTIsFRE0 or SUIECLl being mid aud simple ~ ltS aG!0n
aud yet revealing In ils eelS power almost cIedlble
-ie1ching The most hidden SiReNB Of man or BEAST
aud yet bolng npoHiOnS 10 the weakest infant. Ills also
10y far the chcayi Eminent In the MARKET being put up In
bottles ics iargc as the majority aud OuIul agcr
than The laget, besides bnlHg more than four times nH
atrouH We Therefore Offer II you with r'ide aud con
hdenee suited TO tile wants oil i'eh OF
he unprecedented size nwhlcllhc Nonrarel Lilinep
put uni aud the vast expense or The atoills wed IN
makes impossible lor us toray O the printing Of the
huHd eds OiCeTllhcates we Git PUBLISH nor do we deem
uteary as the article wheIcyeritis used VIII certify
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MEDICINAL.
-The Nonpareil Nerve and Bone

The Nonpareil Nerve and Bone
g1fe LINIMENT, M
PREPARED by II. II, CARR 4 CO.. FROM
"A PRESC RIP Tl0N FURNISHED By DIX.
WATSON CARR, Or WHEELING,
LATE or MORGANT0WN.
Hh Ind uyon MtByoad principle Ntt apgtdNtay fheh
uM Yclitrt on tIitTlal pain, piH, UfTop,fLY com
fopnd,d, y tquslly tveesiljui IN rtiHoViRt iiitr-
pal ef,ciloHsI YoiefT phteh q btsHgmly
dtrsivyrd IN aHi yfeiiisr 10 ne
hONPARBiL LINlNSNT
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no Country NGerohants,
Mammoth Hat Store.
Pail pahbton FAY 1874

EaII EHBnIUn IUI Ib5N,
4 AVERY has on hand, and 10 Tetelying, one Of Tie
D. Arteai aid best stocks OF Hats end tops hat hes
ever been orenedn ills city toc0nshnily man.
uaciuni every description Of hat aud cap iowin use,
nom tie yeIy Ieal material AID Workmanship, AID sod
al priees that eSnli0t alto Please
an also receiving &c lhpofatons OF Battern man
ukciuTed flats and CAPS, which viii be tald low Alto.
siiTrt iormeb OF ehlrers Fancy lltts and caPtpnd
ladies' Rdng HatS, tir1et bsgq, and nnbelllh al oi
which will ne sold cicipl
n B-.iiitt made 10 order On The ahoItsi notice,
&. AVERY, Kos 40 and ~ hiln a.
ssr6 Wheeling, We
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New savings Bank Store
.rr AT THE
min nn1tut - a,nr1.a

...... VIII N'WHNsOEEuVR.
"HRRP THE HRiD AM FRRT gp enI
0lTlZBNSo oil Wheeling aud SlSihiy;-1b Old
~ TO- health reminds me that II may NOT be amis,
your affection TO my Fall and Winter sloeE ,,i
Shoes, Hats, Caps, Umbrellas end Garnet Sac i,
s soner Of Markell ard MonTOe ElIeeS, Nhera Il
md great ylrle,y OF fashionable lltely received
Suiable 10 ile sea on, al low prices.
VeeIy thankful for tic liberal patronage received
eo9nus smonsst you, respectfully solicit yOlall
snJ eSslplne my stock, Qt will be my pleasure 10
walt on lOu,) thus uniting labor With resi-. thst
nave lheir Offspring health. AIl 10 THE addinr In
auu GoqnOuly I may have weallh.
Lu,es,u \on wish 10 purchase iaShlonab,e ana
winter RonnelA, sure, ~
SSalltt The old Post Once, opposite the MeIai
or Hal, '' Y 'i'V''rp
Salat The above nlpee, where YOU will Eet.-, N,
Hrssnenher, tile old Post OtleS corner. =
inv n HtiS9a'ry Ns'ehsnta have few Goods 10
OClI N 4, So, IL,
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NOHlCR- BXTRI

lhiyo ANAL stoek Of common tloilngt hat win 4
pore OF Il cost even less TO make loon for my sPri
e' ,s,oy pN' RICH
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can cqnI lNouIaVNe lOW0I7' !, ", ~ H. ',,,.I1
agscaHlc to the taste, and may be taken by the os!
lecb,e rote' is who cannot caa wafer cracker without
aCuledisiftss. Beware ofDRUdHro lNiTATioM fepMh
lSKOT ApBrd. al, At
can On The agent and get orElye circular, gals
diving large amount Of SrEStlHC EVIDENCE, rom le-
Digs animal Chemistry Dr. Combes PHYSIOLOGY OF De
per OF New York uniYosiiyI Prof. upBlisonB fNsn'o
ey, PlOf Slmil, Of Yale COllegei Dr. taWepierS lbg-
i0Osy, etc, together with reports OiCrHnrOm allpaT'a
OItlIo I'M rdSiates. ,,,,,,.,,
/. il. PATTERSON. % Monroe street, WHEELING,
Wholesale aud Retail igcnt. nnI26-daWly
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saddlers HardWare.

AND COACH TRIMMING
I UkT Olened, large assortment olSadaeTs HaIdwaI'
BLegy BowB, HubbS 6pokes, Fellows, Carriage ard TIN
Boils Malssble IIor,, Patent and Enameled Leather
end everything fused BY hetrade TO which inEe The al
ieniion Of ne public. JOHN KNOTR
rsi5 Old Stand, 1853 Main II,
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AEELIOTED READll

Pittsburs- FLEMING & BROTHERS, Ro, 90 wOC
IT.. and By Druggists generally jelt'3ul
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STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
VI tembvsJ othsltnew toh llulldlng, Qis Markell
u ~. and 81 CommeTce st /, PliiJdDBLPBlA spi1iy
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@0wOod band boxes.
Thanked for the liberal pat, onase .yi.
US, wek5iicita continuance Of the same.
hepS MCCLALLBNS Il XII
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-22
CITY TRADE REPORT.

TUESDAY, March IT. p. NJ
AsBp-Some 40 bbi1. realized So 75 for pearls and
35 93M So for pots, per 100 lbs
BRKADsSyFTs--Flour was In better demand and frner
The days sales rescued 800 bbls mixed t fancy West
en at 81 2S s So ordinary to choice stee at 81 rs
% 43a< aud other kinds at proportonate prices Ca
madam was unchanged. Sales Of 500 bbls Southern
trsnspred at 81 37k 81 rs for mixed 10 verV good
stseight 81 81 IS for favorltc and 80 Ss 6z Y for
fancy Dbl Rye flour and com meal remained Ms last
noticed Sales haze bee, effected Of 900 bushes poor
fouthern white wheat at 81 S. 900 bushels rye ct
81 and 1000 bushels oorn, closing at TIC Sic, M
bushethe movements in the two lster kinds Of grain
indicating n better market therefor.
CtrToN1he days sales embraced geo bales, as fol-
kNws-For export, s28 bone use BAG; and specuda.
ton, 231. Market firm.
FRcTAboui 400 boxes bunch raisins brought 50 90 a
&8 TO- Other articles quct and romewhat nominal
FRt1GSrs-About 10 900 rs 900 bushels corn In bunk
And ships bags we've engaged AZ I'D l3tsd 500 b0s
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SEWING MACHINES,

(NAUTION-SEWING MACHlNHS.-LAST WRDNES-
OdAy obtained injunction from the bnd States Court
in Boston, prohibiting he of tue Singer Machines and
have suit pending against him ncrc which
be tried and, without doubt will result In like
Tho old bugbear Of Walter Hunt heretofore the de-
fence relied upon the and aacy Of which will
DO manifest by examr alton oil the ul and clear decision
Judge Sprngue in the copies Of which will
be ready for free distribution IL few days ct oce By
enclosing postage stamp viii 90 forwarded to order
by mail 1t Is immaterai whether machines
needles with the the pont without license
alike inrngements and the pubic will beware of
ring the liabilities Of the law by purchasing Infringing
chimes, when they can luy good better the
less price, without sueh liability from the follow
Ing manufacturers who are duly authorized BY license
der my original patent OF September TO- 1916 Wheeler
Wilson Co.. New York; Grover Baker Co., do, A. BAr
tholf do. A. b. Howe do American Magnetic Sewing Ma
chine Co., do. J. D. Nichols, G2ston Massy. W. Bean,
Boston, Mass; Hunt Boston, Mae G. A. Durgin Low
ell Mass Hood, BAtcll Co., Worcester, Macs; Messrs
Woodbridge, Keene Moor Lynn, Mass.
ELIAS HOWE, Jr Patcntee OF the original Sewing Ma
chine No 81 Hanover street, Bostcn aud No. a6 Broad
way, New York
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TOR SALOON THURSDAY, MARCH g. AT IL
IL O'Clock, az tho Merchants Exchange. by A. r.
ALEECKER, ESQ., the bdct front house and lot M. Is
Christopher street N " ~ nesr the junction Of ssth
and aEopt 100 yards Jenersoa a,arket beautiful resi-
dence private family wifi ~ sold at private sae
u sppyinE to- the oyley,g ". Lyon. at his once, No.
eAsm6ofs ssAee* any fsf before Tbp5sasy from IL 70
clock,
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A uCTION SALE-HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, OIL
n paintings &c-SANUEL OSGOOD, Auctioneer, will
sell at his salesroom 81 Nassau street this morning WED
nesday) at 0 o'clock large collection of household fur
niture comprising mahogany teteatetc and other sofas
mahogany chairs mahogany and oak piano stools
mahogany and rosewood marble and other dressing hu
marble top centre tables card tables extension din
ing tables mahogany sofa beds mahogany bedseads
wood do mahogany and cane rocking chairs marble top
washstands mahogany armchairs; chairs oouehes
couch beds enamcled chnber suits cured hair
paasse wardrobes; rosewood etegeres mahogany work
tables crib bedsteads writing desks music stands book
stands oil paintings mirrors engravings oilcoths &c &C.
"A and lot No Leonard Street at anction Anthony j.
Blocker will sell at public auction Wednesday 10Th iDst
u O'clock the Merchants Exchange the two story
brick front house and lot No Leonard street north side,
sc feet 6nche in depth each side Possession
LIST May next title dsputabe and sale peremptory Two
thirds Of the purchase money may remain bond and
mortgage for three years. For further particulars apply
the Auctioneer.
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CRoTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTNENT.-TO CONTRAC-
" tors-Sealed proposals. endorsed Proposal for
in Centre will DO a the office q the Croton
April 1854 IL o'clock at which hour the bids will be
opened build with the receiving basins
Centre street. from the In Cross street
TO point TO the norhery line Of Chambers street.
be seem obtained application at this
omee. ELIAS L. SMITH /Crotop Anna
A. w. CRAVEN, } WV Do"1u'
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
hereby given that petitions haveeen presented tho
following named streets w-Eieh4y sixth street from
cond and Third Eighth avenue from Fir fourth
to ninth stress street from ths Bowery % swe.
having ohotions therto requested present tho
same wiring to The Contract Clerk, at thh Office on or
before Monday, March n, 1854
ii i ssi y ,ffSarsr ''' Hs s2ss''''
Crytes Alssduct Department, March 10 1864.
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STREET DEPARTMENT, NO 4HALL OF RECORDS
- Public notice hereby given that the following resou
tons have been presented in the Board Of
Gag the north side of Broome street between Attorney and
Rge Streets whore already done To rcgrde and flag
the and curb and gutter in Attorney
No 80 around tho Of Broomc tho south
Of Clinton street. and from thence to No 6
Clinton street. All Interested having objections
thereto requested present Them writing
dersgned at his Office, before 10Th day March,
Inst. JAS FUREY, Street Commissioner -
March 8, 1854. -
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WILLIAM Writer'S, AUCTIONEER WILL SELL,
w this day, Wednesday, March D. At I0I O'clock ct 900
Broome street all the rich and elegant paro chamber
dining furniture In the above house. large
pier and mante glasses, fine collection of paintings
rosewood piano G0sn attachment 900; wood
suits in brocaee satin damask and lace mantsI
ornaments rosewood etegere glass plated doors back
silver centre and side tables velvet
to match oclob hat rack stair and richly carved
suit rosewood chamber furniture superior hair
tbolters and pillows wardrobe mahogany bedsteads
marble cop dressing bureaus and washsfd canopes and
curtains together with all the table and bed
men and kitchen furniture 40 all Of the workman.
ship and materials Catalogues ready the morning Of
the sale.
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TNowLS AT AUCTION.-THIS DAY, MARCH q, AT
twelve o'clock, At the auston 1859 Broadway ~
Of 6ne fowls consisting fine specimens Of Brahms
Pootra, Chtagong gray buff black and white Shanghas
Leghorns, Poands ame and variety Of bantams; also
Museovy, CAingo, black and white crested ducks. The
above fowls bred by the most successful exhibitors at
the National Poultry Exhibition lately held at Barnum
Museum On exhibition, and catalogues ready Tuesday
A. II. NlC0LAY.
EDWARD SINTZENICH
Late chief salesman Of III. III. Leeds x Co.
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CTREET DEPARTMENT, NO. 4HALL OF RECORDS
> Public notice is hereby given that the following petit
ons have been presented to the Board of CouncmenTo
flag walks in front of vacant lots in Twenty third street.
tween Seventh and Eighth to feet Of west
side Ninth avenue between Thirty and Thirty
eond streets to set curb aud gutter and regulate Thirty
second street. between second and Third All
interested requested to them, in writing
the undersigned ut his Office, before the 18th day Of
March instant JAS. FUREY, Street Commissioner.
Mare
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A NTHONY ]. BLEECKER AUCTI0NEER-AN-
N tbony j. Blocker will sell, at the Merchants Ex
change Wednesday, I'D inst at IL o'clock NJ,
count former the two story brick front and
house No no Monroe street lot q feet inches front
and by 80 feet inches in depth less the
story brick front house No. 2iS Monroe street lot 20 feet
front and rea by feet in DEPTH lees Sixty
cent Of the purchase remain bond and mort
for three years mt per cent If desired For
further particulars inquire of<he No. Broad ST.
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CTREET DEPARTMENT, NO. 4HALL OF RECORDS
y Public notice hereby given that the resolu
tcns have been presented in the Board of Councmen
To extend Sixth to Canal street at
Broadway. To extend Crosby street. Howard
TO repair north and south crosswalks
and Ninth street. To flag sidewalk in West street.
between Canal and watts street 10 Dag and esag whore
walks in front OF southwest
Of Second and Sixth street. To Nag
Thirty street. between Seventh and Eighth
done and relay the flags necessary
To curb and gutter and aa waka of Bowery
First street, also rchay walks in front Of 3 3
street. To flag walk tho southwest Fifth
street and A. To flag four feet of walk OF South
street. between Jackson streets That the
side and crosswaiks the wegt side of sixth avenue
Twenty ninth and Thirty fourth streets west
side Of Broadway between Thirty fourth and Thirty
and south side Of Thirty 18th street. between Broad
Seventh be tagged, and present
reaid where All Interested having
jeccns thereto requested them writing
the undersigned at his Office before tho 10th
March, instant. JAMES FURRY, Street Commissioner
March III, ls5I
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U,INANCE DEPARTMENT. NEW YORK MARCH l3
lS4-sealed proposals viii DO received at No Hall Of
Records until Friday March "a 1854 at O'Clock r. NJ,
when will be publicly opened at the Comptroller
Office for the renting of suitable house in the vicinity
the junction Houston and Second Streets to be used
station house the police Of the Eleventh district during
the erection Of Union Each proposition should be
sealed up and directed Proposition for renting house for
police station In Eleventh ward and the proposition thus
sealed and should enclosed second veope
and directed the outside to "A C. Flagg Comptroller,
Hall Of Records York" The rent will DO paid by the
corporation quarterly on the usual quarter days The
right the of the Corporation to reject
any all Of the considered to
A. C. FLAGG Comptroller.
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NROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT-TO CON
~ tractors-Sealed proposals. endorsed Proposal for
sewer in Henry street. will be received At the ONCE OF the
Croton Aqueduct Department until Monday the Sd day OF
April 1854 ut u o'clock NJ which hour the bids will be
opened to build with the receiving basins
and culverts in Henry street from the at Clinton
street to point about 20 feet Of the westerly line Of
plan the work may be and specifications obtained
ON application at this office
ELIAS l.. SMITH, )r.on ..
THEO. X. DE FOREST, edo.o , nauS
A. w. CRAVEN, y u"o' nVsiu.
pO
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ITO ADMINISTRATIVE PROPOSALS WILL BE
received at the Office Of the Croton Agusdue Depart
msnt Rotunda, Park until Friday, March "a 1854 ct three
o'clock NJ when they will be publicly opened, for ~
stoPe9sks four inches in diameter inside average weight
average weight each go lbs opcoehs twelve inches in
diameter inside, weight each 6 lbs Each to be
subjected TO proof under Of 800 pounds 10 the
square neh be made in all respects similar to patter.
ofby the Water Purveyor Also, $50 hre hydrants known
Ayres Hydrant pattern Of which can be at this
Office and to be to the proof the whole
delivered from time TO time be required BY the De-
partment Proposals will state price for each stopcock
each hydran The Of two responsible persons
with their written consent to become sureties will be
qured accompany each proposal The security
required will b in the Of for the contract
made within twenty days from the inspection and approval
of each parcel with reservation Of ten cent til the
completion Of the contract Blank forms Of estimates
with the corporation be had
apple alton at this Office Proposals to be endorsed PRO
posAls for Stopcocks and Hydrantsn
ELIAS L. SMITH, } Croton
THEO. r. DE FOREST }Aqueduet
A. W. CRAVEN, Board.
once Croton AQuoduct DEPARTING mt, March 7, 1854
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H. closure, on Friday, cath inst, by T. II. LUDLOW.
substantial brick building No 46S Broome street. lot .
30
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
BALES AT ACCTnUN.

sALns AT ACCTnON.
A UCTION NOTICE-THE UNDERSIGNED INFORM
their old and the public that they have removed
the convenient and central store in Centre street. be-
tween Duane and Reade streets Chatham and the
Park where tho general auction and commission business
will be attended to- and every exerton used to give salts
daily. The ready the reception
goods. First sales will be duly noticed.
THOS. BELL a ii. N BUSH, Auetioneers.
A UCTIoN NOTICE-ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FUR
n niture.-Z. NEWELL & co. will sell, Thursday,
March 90 at l0 o'clock at the auction NO. 20 Mas
street large assortment of splendid household furn
ture consisting of rosewood parlor suits in satin broca
tee, mahogany tete tetes, sofas chairs &c. in hair
cloth bureaus washstands marble top tables hat stands
mirrors painted and enanelled cottage suits LOUNGES
chairs bedsteads bedding mattresses feather beds 6e
ao large variety Of hand furniture worthy the
attention of dealers and housekeepers. Terms cash.
PETER PARKS, Auctioneer, 70 Nassau street.
UCTION sALE-THE CELLARS CONNECTED WITH
"A the several public markets belonging to the city and
sundry lots and buildings will be leased bids At public
auction Tuesday April 1884 at II o'clock, NJ ut the
City Hail. for the Of Ave years from the first day Of
May next N B.Lsta Of the property to be leased,
tanning the and conditions Of sale BIO OBJ
.ained apple At the Comptrolers Once No Hall
JACOB A. WEsTERvELT, Mayor,
+. r. TILLOU, Recorder,
A. c. FLAGG, Comptroller,
r. w. EDMONDS Chamberlain,
WIN CHAUNCEY, Chr. +. Com. BID. Aid,
WIN. n. vERMILYE, Ch F. Com. BID. Coun'n.,
Commissioners Of Sinking Fund.
Finance Department, New York, Feb %, 1854
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last NEWARK LoTs--J w. sOUTHARD. ARC.
~ tioneer giil sell at auction Tuesday, March ~
1904 AZ o'clock r M the promises sixty building lots
situated At East Newark the city Newark ON
high ana dry ground beweea the rsrosd and turnpike
bridge at Newark and about hundred feet north
from the New Jersey Railroad depot East Newark where
the stop daily fcsr times each way, they
between New York sne newark Some oftho ON
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Id Marc o,clnck a Of stnra

pY HENRY II. LEEDS &c COON SATURDAY,
ID March 25 At IL o'clock, At their gallery of
No Wall street. Broadway superb original old pho
turesThe entire private collection of eminent connos
abroad regardless Of expense and comprising from
the most celebrated collection which have be-
fore been exhibited in this country In fact tho finest col
lection offered at public competition in this city, all Of
which will be positively sold without Among them
will be found the works Of the celebrated
Potter Jan Both Jan Stecn Gainesboreugh Rembrandt
Rubens Detruys, Carlo Dolei ID. Teners, Vandcvedt
Storck Sooman Ruysdall G. Norland Terburg Gerhard
DOW A, Kuyp, Van Huysum Van Dyke, p. Wovermans,
Boe kydd Frazer and others Of equal ceebr
ty We particularly call the a1ention Of friends and
the c0nnosscur public to this unrivaled collection
tanning old pictures well worthy their attenonal Of
which undoubtedly originals and signed by their
spcctvs masters They will be ready for exhibition from
tuesday 2st instant with catalogues until the day Of
SALE 1T our gallery, aboue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-22

CTREET DEPARTMENT, NO. 4HALL OF RECORDS
- Public Notice is hereby given that the following pet
tons have been presented in the Boards Aldermen and
CouncilmenTo regulate curb and gutter and tagging
four feet of walks Ninth from
frsm Third East river 70 grade third street.
from Eighth to Ninth and feet
sidewalk Of the same to widen Pearl street between White
hall and State streets to with the width said
between Pearl and Whitehall streets; repair side
walk northwest Of street First
to repair sidewalk in front OF g and Isl Third
regulate and grade Fifty fifth street between sixth
and Seventh All persons interested having oec
tons thereto requested present them In writing
the undersigned at his Office before the 23d day Of
March next JAS. FUREY Street Comrnissioncr.
March 49, 1874.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-22

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