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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-20

tansporsBg troops and horses Ths rst Of thsss hA1s
profe 70 be the Freight Of transports monthly
same and opposite to II we find the rather alarming
figure f2,6lo,a6 NEXT to this we and, freight q
ships hired for eonveyanoc Of troops, including rsons,
not profess TO understand The coal for steam trans
ports and freight ships alone is set at cleo 600,
while the other items show how much we have
supplementary estimate for the ordnance voucla-
s sao o little more explanation We expect to pay
1ooV more Tor horses than voted before Easter.
expect 10 pay the he for barrack supplies
t4s e2 more for great coats and f2 more for boots
absck at such items fT2,673 for the laboratory d.
partmcnt tWoolwichsupplcment mind to the vote Of
item of timber and fla6 1858 for ssors
Under this last head the Tower asks flOO 600 Con
sderins the immense quantity Of shells rockets and We
this century 1t rather remarkable should and se
much still to be done. We, however must pay, and NAV
are entitled to do that the work win be wen done.
In round numbers, it appears that the conveyance
about flOO or rather to state it accurately We
have pay average Of fl0o passage money every
soldier keep the roll Of the expedtionary force
including the passage Of horses and stores. This
enormous contrasts strongly with the f5 head for
which times the number have been carried across tho
with the
a man may be steamed to New York in ten days.
and have the best Of everything on the voyage
But then those emigrants, those Hrst class pas
sengers, have not horses, arms, heavy stores;
nor are they carried over to the disturbance Of
regular traffic, for which they have to pay heavy ds
images. The question had before Was whether to
keep up an immense transport service doing nothing in
time Of peace but rot In harbors and supply the pre-
text for costly hire packet steamers
for our purpose In the latter it evident that
we must heavily for the total arrangement the
service that has ensued But observe that
this monster charge Of e. 900 for the monthly pay
OF Transports supposes the purchase of some shall
be gratifed to learn that government is able to
carry on the transport service, now that the war
l.. actually raging, and likely to rage some time,
without having recourse to packets Two or
three steamers like the Himalaya would be amply
sufficient to keep up the expedition at its present. or
much greater strength in the face Of all casual
ties. The Hmaaya alone would, and with and
taipty, take 1000 to varna, and bring the same
number back every month of the For the contin-
u'nce Of that war we should do well to provide,
that decacy need longer be felt towards the foe N
evident however, that If want steamers to do the
work, must resort to some other plan than that
der which steam navy has hitherto been built For
the present buy such vessels as the above ON
cheaper terms than we can build them and such pur
chase hope to be intended by the words of the es
mate before
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INCpEAsL or TIE AIM

INCREASE OF TIE Amy.
large bodies Of troops continued TO march ia the n
rection Of Toulou for embsrkaton for the Levant.
An imperial decree calls into active service on land
and aoat $4,000 men, from the 10000 OF the class OF
1863.
~ Is again positively asserted that the French army of
the East will be augmented 20 100 900 neu The for
nation Y camp Of 10000 at BQHlogne, vita view To
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THE DURAN SLAVE TRADE.

-Hnse q Commons. on the 4,h OF May. SIR g.
nrd John Russell Il any Information had
We government q Spain hal issued
20 the abolition Of the slave
N 10 its resolution 20 en-.
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he was the 2lth uIt, he sunbsd 70 sxsune the
Swedish fotilla at Sandman and Ut vaxhs and TO no.
tice the FORM the armament and the manoru-
wiring these boats The English otilIa will be composed
Of small steamers OF all dinensions and drawing very
little water, which would be far preferable to the
boats of the Russians The Russian people have no
taste for the naval service, and their instincts OPP
posed TO IT, but the has at its disposal all
the sailors of its German Provinces and the excellent
Finnish 1t might be- therefore, attended with
serious danger TO look with too much contempt the
officers and crews of the Russian vessels These vessels
is true scarcely quit the Baltic but in that sea
they have the advantage Of being thoroughly
acquainted with it.
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TURKEY,

Gen Klapka has had audiences with Reschid Pasha
and Lord Stratford de Radcliffe. Reschd recently in
formed deputaon Of Poles that the hour come for
action and that Gen. wysockie would speedily receive
definite answer to his proposals.
At soirce given by Gen. paraguay dHiiers, General
klapka was invited guest, but his entering the
room all the Austrian officers left
Is stated that the British government has recon-
mended the Porte to enrol Polish legion.
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SERyIA AND MONTENEGRO.

Many reports current to the effect that the Aus
trians had entered or were preparing Montene
gro, but the rumors had no guaranteed authenticity
Scutari correspondent Of the Oea Deutschs Post
states that forty Russian veterans were drilling the Mon
had de fdco declared against the Porte Hostii-
ties began the 10th Silva the road to Nick
sch Two hundred armed Montenegrns, under the com
mand of the voivode George Petrovitch, attacked
Turkish convoy Of provisions and ammunition, which
was on its way from Nicksich to Grahovo Turkish
detachment came to the and the Montenegrins
were repulsed. The news of what going on in Mon.
tenegro had created great sensation at Vienna. The
of troops from Bohemia and Moravia to the
southeast of the empire continued interrupted
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Gopartnrrship Notices.

nIsSOLUTlON.-The partnership heretofore
II existing under the firm Of BABCOCK. DB8UIS50N
HALL dissolved by the death of Mr. Nathan Bsbeock who
lost with the Arctic The business Of the late
firm will be settled by the surviving partners New YORK
Nov 1, 1854 GEORGE w. DUBUiSS0N,
JOHN Ii. HALL, No. lis Fulton ct.
DISSOLUTION-The copsrtnership heretofore exist
ing uroer the firm Of JOHN CAMPBELL Co,
dissolved by mutual consent the LIST Of November
The business OF the late firm will be settled by either OF the
parties Nov. !, 1854
JOHN CAMPBELL,
AUGUSTINE SMITH, Nos. 10 and 1l2 Nassau-ft.
COPARTNERSlP.-The surviving partners OF the
late firm Of BABCOCK, DUBUlSS0N HALL
have consolidated with of Mess John
Campbell Co. under the and firm Of CAMPBELL
HALL Co, who will continue the commission bust
In all its branches at Nos ITO aud liz Nsaus Now
York, New. !, 1854 JOHN CAMPBELL,
GEO. W. DUBUISSON
AUGUSTINE SMITH,
JOHN HALL
HNHE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing
i under finn Of 0RIGoS ZABRisKtE LOWELL
(Gsg Zabrskie Lowell s this day dissolved by mutual
sent Jss NJ Grges Withdrawing beefron The out.andns
bustess Of the late firm will be settled by George %
bil and Ha,sam Lowell who alone authorized 70 sign
firm in liquidation and who Will continue the bust
Of the late firm at the old stand No 252 Wsington
GEORGE J. N ZABRlSKLE,
Eew.York. Oct q, 1854 HAssAM o. LOWELL
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Dainis, GLASS, &r.

ZINC PAINTS.-The NEW-JERSEY ZINC
- COMPANY having greatly enlarged their work, and I'm
prsea The quality q heir prcaet prepared 70 execute
sroer tor then SUPERIOR PAINTS.
Then WHITE ZINC, which Is acid dry ground n OF, n
wHffENESs.
method on preparation has recently been discovered which
enables me Conny to wIAnt their Paints to keep fresh and
so in the kegs Os Reasonable tine Ia this respect th
Paints viii be superior 70 any other the market
Their BROWN ZINC PAINT which Is cod at q low pr'ss
and only Be made from the ZINC Ores from New
well known for Its protective qualities when applied
trun other etalhc sarfsces
Their STONEC0L0R PAINT posscsses eli the properties
Of the Brown and Of agreeable color fox p.ntas eo
LsssL tssn. By kANNlN6 4 sQuIER Aten.s,
No. l& Wsshingtn e. r.
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Gntlerp ano 6aroware.

NHARC0AL PIG IR0N.-The subscribers
~ manufacturer Of Iron ana Nails In Clinton Co in
Sis attention to supeor quality Of CHARCOAL PIC IRON
made their works This Iron made from magnetic ore,
and has hser BY Who have tested the
Best American Ps Iron thsy have led For sale 10 lots
10 suit purcbsses JOHN BUssISG Co,
No 81 clifs-
nut NAILS and SPIKES.-A full assortment
~ Of Sable Iron Works CUT NAILS and SPIKES sale
by the Agent Of the manufacturer :.
Parcels Cor the West be delivered II Roases Point Troy
or Albany.
"COPPER" SUPERIOR ING0T cop.
SAs hINNIsoTA MINING CO. Ne 1877 Greenwich St
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Danriug Academies.

A DODWORTHs DANCING ACADEMY,
a. No. eos Broadway opposite lltbs open for the
reception Of pop Tho at time Ladies
and Children Wednesdays and Saturdays ct and Up NJ
Ueptenen either weenesssy:, Tnuudays, Fridays and
Saturdays ALL at ~ NJ Circulars (conssniDg days hours
and OF Instruction Be bad Ct NE Academy
time, or will DO sent by post.
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paprr Uarehcuse.

DIAPER WAREHOUSE. y. T. DERRICK
lowest terms:
Writing Papers Ensish, French .ad AnericAn.
News Paper al sizes, wtishz and SuAliaea
Boob Paper. ell sses. weights and qualities
Tissue rsrsr fancy eo,or- sDd he Of che best qusly
Hsnsius PspeE, ~ bite sR6 eo3ored, different widtAa
Hsuers Paper thin. and Of the best SaAhsy.
Cloth PAPER S6x4e and 4oH<S
Epslsh Hsrdwse Psper large assortment lost arrived
She afhinx PAPER, Of the t<a qsslisy
WppYins Pager strsw, Res. and Nadia
Tea Pspes, Of difexfat sires
Tu Roo6ns fspsr sai,stis fsg rOofs, In rous
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Garpetinss, Oil Cloth. &e
fire-proof Cafes.

w D Z RS PATENT SALAMANDER
w SAFES, Warehouse No 164 Pesr.st N. Y The Dub
lie respectfully informed that SILAS c HERRING h,y
ing resssned the subscbeI all his rsht make and sell
this world Fire Proof Safe the subscriber will
trps the manufacture and sale Of the
The thousands Of certificates from merchants banker and
mechanics of all trades that have been given 10 favor Of this
the only SsamsDde renders useless for the cb-
TO multiply in is favor full twenty-five thousand Of
WILDERS PATENT sALAMANDeR SAFES hsve been
MAJ sold In the United States and In amo
every large FIRE that has taken place during the last ten years.
these Safes have been subjected the
one Of the genuine sslsm.nders been destroyed
GOOD assortment o hand and for sale BY
Il. q. WILDER, Pstentee and Manufacturer.
Warehouse, No. 1854 PesTls., N Y.
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Clotbing.

MEN and BOYS CLOTHING cheaper than
WI ever offered before wholesale aud retail VAN
DERBILT5 No. 81 Fultons Gsrnen,s INSIDE to order Ia
style that csnnCt be surpassed Also ndsrubber Clothing
and Furnishing Goods Your patronage is respectfully
icted.
G CHAMBERS has now opened a large and
DRESSES, ROBES DE CHAMBRE CHILDRENs
CLOTHING LADIES' UNDER GARMENTS &c. sc st
No. 2s7 Broadway "ry opposite Stewards Lade. and Msr
chsDt' s,der' eSeeu, .rd sent BY cypress place
I'D HATS-Elegant and inimitable French
RO sih Hat at the low price o. 1921 loss than Broad
way prcea BROWN, No. 428 Hudson.st.
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Me0itaI.

MO PREPARATION ever yet invented car
~ .on.l GOURAUDs ITALIAN MEOICATED soar es
ins ian min plr. feokies chsFs chsfe- aud oil ss, de
frmites Bswsr. f Icgo.s eonain,os mrsr. .s,rns-se
,;on ,ssssn serins hr.lth GOURAUDS PoUDRE sUsflLt
uproot. b. from ssy psr OF the BODY L9Sai sseys Ly
sr s-,t store from Broadway Calender 81 "" fedad
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Sales bD a nrtinu.
n. WILSON. Anc;ioneer.
-ION GALE IL RIrH and COSIIY

AUCTION SALE Of RICH and COSTLY
"A ROSEWOOD and MAHOGANY FURNlrUaE-d
WTLSON Auotioueer, will eel TOMORROW iSttaEdiyl
MORNING AZ lfi o'elock tia contents o. the large jar
.ory Fouse No 10 Wsren, esHsstins rehyehyed re
superaf instru nent e1st -fP
Rcssv ODD and Mshossuy PsFior ate sstis oeae hae
a. Center Tahes Oidm Broesolis and Lace CHrtsin-
e,e,-,t Psror ed Bedroom Wlndog shades mssriaent
R,lh Tsrestrs aud Velvs- Carpt Oil Cioh, massive ma
Moi .auu E1te sloa Tables eight and ten teet
and Tea Tables eh1ee Oh PAINTINGS aud steel
t FprTLrs AID NshosAny BeisseAds Bure>as,
Esbs,1nIs Chsis Sofas Nors T.pes Rockers, elezslt
fins Woes and Mase On smsnts tvsniyons day ialad
49, gotz4 Coks Ch0s Dinner aud s Sets rh cut O
~ Catsry Ivrry { uti-ry sv-rwsr- Tea Ssryic-.
SsIv,f. and Cse Baskets with old silver mounrnrs spoon.
Foi. Castor. sc Tue who'll being 10 tbs best order snd
oompr.Ds everything necessary 70 well farnasd a~eHs
Sal. positive without rsgard 10 ~esiher.
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Uatfbes, 1ewelrp, Sc.
professional Notices.

CHEA x ROBINSON, Attorneys and Counsel
~ srs No l57 Broadway, N T. (rooms Nos and 5. frs
foor
All busines. ntruted their any Of the Courts
fhs the United States peent Business Prosecution
elaifss sc, promptly srd carefully attended %
WILLIAM y ROBINSON GEORGE SHEA
(Coulussorsr Tor Maine Rhode Island Conn sat Yer.
mont. Pennsylvania. Tennessee. Wisconsin &el
IT S. Observation-Disclosures to travellers
~ issued BY J: B. MONIES. No,sry Public No II War.
renst Broadway NsturallEed citizens produce
their certificates
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Mashinwp, sc.


A NEW POWER CYLINDER PRINTING
IN PRESS for sALE-Wauspted to do good work the
Of SO or eco rer BY power Of one man or BY
stesm or no sale Bed xfe Price, all eompirte with Fy"
f635 Cash part time Apply 10 Mr. PRATT cor Centre
and Franklin Sta, n Y.
III EATHBR BELTING.-A superior article
Ijuanufseriec from ses, sk tarued bOt invited stretched
and eemented Manufactured and for sse by LEONARD
WILSON No 81 BssvN at. spc NJ is pesi-st
NEW ENGINE and BOILER for SALE-Neyer
IN before removed om the shop Eegne Is inch cylinder
feet strobe; locomotive boiler Roth fitted pete every
respect with al arTurepsnces &c VIII be sid great
sacrifice Apply to cHAs w. COPELAND. ca srOsdwsy.
CEWING MACHINES-The AVERY SEW.
~ ING MACHINE Co call attention. their improved
machine which received the et premium the CRYSTAL
Pasee The patent hes been recently Pahassd BY the French
10 be the manufacture Of Navy and Army
pniiorms For sewins OF heavy goods Ssots Bags
Aresses Stout Cloth Cssmer-s where great strength OF
stitch required their rps working msehns invaluable
There cYute about the patent OF this machine To all
Who With good cheap and durable machine call ct
No Isl Broadway.
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B. TILLEY Is our Agent for the sale Of TEE rsiscsr
kEwroaT.
Aesss J. DoxovAs Sos are our Ag.ab N isoiNA''-'
lad, tor the ssae u Tax Txisvss.
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NOTICE to EXHIBITORS AZ the CRYSTAL


I AIDES FUR WAREHOUSE, No. COB
has inspection stock Of FURs not TO be
surpassed either for beauty on quality. Ord-u strictly fa
filled All articles warranted. Prices moderate and TO suit a
lsseee
AIDES FANCY FURS -
II A. 10th No 81 Fulton-st, NY, would esn the
ton Of the Wholesale and Retail Trede his seect stock Of
fURs. now selling Al greatly reiuoed prizes.
rT'HE NEW-YORK FUR COMPANY have now
Il on hsno superb assortment OF LADIES' aud GILL
bRENs FURS The public invited TO examine stocS
Judge for themselves Strangers will find their sdyan
call before purchasing elsewhere Old Fu cleaned
altered and exchanged most reasonable terms HEkZ0G
a NEWMAN No 4el Broadway. corner Of walker-st-
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-
SAihShoGsE EPARTMENr The g5oPOs.,'Ess.ty ed
Tor suppl,irs the aim. House oepaitnsn' 49, bo r.,
In he .dv,r neat Of the sn Oeooer isi'
inS uc.d again 70 Invite ofers tor the sane. ii, 4, =,
eevrd BY the Governors At their oe in the rak aqi !.
e'cloek 81 Of the lsih dAy Of NosemoeI inst.
Of BEEF as nav b. rrsuird TO time .s's 11 ss
or EoV.Hbe 1854 unis tse ut Of S, tsSsn Oh
and Shoulder Ci,ds What termed bunk sho9ioeis' 49,
are to nsaer tie cros Piece sBtirs which /, called ne
shesdsr Cod The kpake Of the Be taken on .ha
not than inches 10 thickness OF nsG 70 % e' ~ $50
Also. for Supplying the House Work House Beeyss
P-ri en4Iy Smell PoX Hospitals LunsiiS AS.eu' -
ros .urb ousrt. End .uch pieces Bed nav b. e.,
g1ired of the follow descIptons Bnitoc'. 81 peel
COD fat b Of ADD The bone 'sen cot OF s 7t % &
second joip; Chue. Of Beef With than nine Io
tsser oe; shcuter Cod. what termed bunS ~
whole Shoulder shin bone Dc taken out % ne sec
ord jort and les than two nehes o. meat 70 DC ~ o
the inside or the shouoer Bor- All the apoVe 70 0e noIi
cattle IN COCO keeping and 1t for Slaughter 70 make oe
charitable Beef be fresh killed. sad eeyered q tne s -
emf Insuons IS may eqrirsd tree Of al expense and
meet The approval the Governors in respect 70 coseio 20
quality sePste proposals. will be received Tor eaen VI ''
P.,aerts to be made os;hy presentation Of BUS guy
certified, ard Gees 10 Be aeon snlee VIZ . eai,y
fo the peIfSi Of the contract ana PROPOSE 80 Sd
compliance vita tbs .SveIii'stasT s HI' S seesias ~ 70
jeetus any proposition portion theIeo - ,n S~ nate.
sspte's9o 40. viii BE- .yea % application to toe Gov
s srno :. TT h sei oSss " PINKNEY
/ TOWNSEND,
Office Of the Governors Of he Aims House
N New York. Nov O. 1854
GUNNER CANDLES.-ALLAN, hAa s,,Mx 10;
- cgtiaus TO manufacture superior article o, so
CANDLES Of sll .Ees WauAnted tnn ~s<SS' IL "
h. pound. Works Nos 80 Il and - lst-es. v----
Psener sarde,
Rosaes have dsssa
Our cty's sheets
With c6dneerfelA
OF Lyons PHI
And dust TO Gil.
TyHE genuine MAGNETIC POWDER ana
PILLS fac sms Of bis signatures and none othet
will eHectnay exrpste insects and vermip Principal depo
No +24 Broadway
WIRE ROPE-For mines, nclinedplsnee, hoist
ms heavy wesh steering purposes for vessels stay.
braces Re much safer aud far durable than best he mp
on hide ropea Also FOR sash wszhts and dam6 build
hss lightning coRdssors made OF extra hse wire and
ysry asIible CHARLES W. COPELAND,
No 81 8Soadxay.
YEAST POWDER-B. T. BABBrrT IL tM
i orisinn inventor Of the CHEMICAL YEAST row.
DER which q prepared and cold by him at Sos os ano
Eew York In TN Those who pnfcoas
should that they get that with the above name on
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NYACK and HAyERSTRAW STE
pEGULAR MAIL LINE Via sTONJNGT

~ tt BOSTON PROVIDENCE, kEW-BEDyORD and
IAUf1Os-insnd Route without change Of ears or deteu
ton carrying the Eastern Matt
The nesners PLYMOUTH ROCK. Capt Joel Stone and
SOAhODOAE. Capt W. Il Frasss. n csnnection With the
son1nfion snc Providence and Botos and rrovdence
oeas esyns New Yort daily tz1days excepted from Pier
No R. first wharf above Battery place Il oeocI
and StoE O'Clock or 90 the Arrival Of th-
ts1in, which leaves Boston ct $50 Pm
stesmen are unsurpassed Tor strength safety spesl
teptvs. ~ 49,
he natura Of this route superior any other
Dehs .hor.r and more direct the trip pleasantly aud
eAfteo1sy performed while passengers always rely 90
her destination sdysnee Of thoss BY either OF the
other
he COMMODORE from Hew.Yort-hondsy Wednss
sy and Friday Frors stosinstou-Tuesday Tsasday and
The PLYMOUTH ROCK from New yort-rus.d.y, rhnr.
dsJ ana SATURDAY From stoninssoo-Aosdss wednesday
B-PsSenesn on arriving ssonirston proceed Inn
eoatey 81 mail tram Provdsrce Boston Isnnton aAd
IAN
RsasshAtsr accompanies the ssssnsSst rsirI 10 sa1
ffom Bosiou
For psS.ses bershs sssse-rsom foisht, Applications
t3ry place
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SUPkENE COUkI.-in tho matter Of tao APP
~ pleauon o. tie Mayor Aldermen and Commonly OF ne
Cy New fos relative the OPENING Of sask psrs %
EIGHTY THU D-sTREET, from the Fiah svenns to the
sest River, mot opened IN the City Of New forh
We the Commissioners Of Estimate and Asss<smout herein
hereby notice the occupant or
pants OF all houses and lots and improved and unimoroyo1
lands Affected thereby and 70 all others WON may concern
a. follows, 20 ait.
First That we have com Estimate ana Assessment
and that ell whose interests are s1sced herehy and
who be opuosed 10 the SANE do present their ob,ctonsz
wrtios duly verified 20 WILLIAM II. ELTIN6 E.a our
Chairman Al the Office the Commissioner No 81 Cham
sers street ecood stony front roons ,s City
the 18th day OF October, 1884
.sys. ssgreved BY sid Estimate and will be head
In opposition the before sanns place at
O'clock p ~ the Pin day OF October, 1854
Third Ahstrse, Estimate and Asse@S
nent together with msps and also all sdsys ed
and other documents which sei By IN making
sr oee Of the City sod County Of New there Aa
Until the Rth day Of November, 1854
Fourth That The kni,s embraced By the Assxsnt sfors-
said are follows AL those pieces Of land stsaed 10 ts
sad City routDE On betb sides Of zy third stres bes~ee
the eaaterJ side Of the fh and tho Es4l River s
extending on the nOhey souhedy aes of Eighty b
street TO the middle Of As blocks either ss hsso sn
Una That our report herein viii be presseS 70 ths ss
prene Conn Of the STATE Of kew.Yok. - special Ief
tes,sof 70 be held the City Hall Ia the sd City, on sAY
EsDAf the 18th DAY Of November. d isa Il de epeo
thereafter counsel beard vii b xsas ~
sssd report be confirmed
NIcHAEI o HART, }cs.aasOssa
SHERMAN BROwNELL.
vYort September 8. 1854 Ge
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miscellaneous

COSTAR' FECTUAL RAT,
~ COCKROACH &c. EXrERMIHATOR Depot, No.
As Broadway Y None gsnnine unless signed BY HENRY
r COSTAR For s.le BY az tho principal DTngsIsL.
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OFFICE, New YOBX, Nov. ls1sesled proposals will be
received this ID. psrtueDt until THURSDAY he 18th dag
OF November at O'clock In the afternoon at which time they
will Be opened for furnishing the Common Council The B1s5d
Of NJ Health,
Corporation With the following art
e increased when required the named
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GUPREME COURT. City and County :

ktUPREME COURT. = City and County Of
- New Yort-RoBERT O. CROMWELL against CHAs.
TAfLOR-s1mmoas To the DEFENDANT; You are hero
BY sun nonsd To answer the complaint in this seton which
vas filed With the CLERK Of this Court hs City Hall rss
Chy OF Newly this day and 70 serve copy thereo
90 me ct office In the City OF New YorE within twenty
days after service hereof exclusive Of the day Of such services
and you fail 20 answer soresd IN. Plaintiff will take
Judgment egaDst for the Of x hundred and
three doisrs with interest from July 20. 1884 three hun
drsd dollars from the date hereof the remsds be-
SIDES costs Dated Nov. /, 1854 EDGAR j. LEEfT,
rs isy6yFr atforpev for plAinta Nev.York City.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-10

Indorsed No o December Term 1884, :" rhos .. Col
man vs Wallace " Caldwell Foreign Attachment Case Vi
Ell Attach goods and chateis lands and tenement
Tiehs snd credits Of defendant IN the hands possesses
tody OF Charles Thurman, and hun a. garnishe
OILS lsw6wF -. CLAYTON ATTY for PHI .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-10

In PURSUANCE Of an order Of the surrogate OF
the County Of York Notice hereby given 90 all
son. having against HEZEKIAH LYON late Of City
OF NewYork ses Captain deceased to present the sane
With vouchers thereof to the Subscribers tbs Office Il
THOMSON PRICE, No s. ws,etsI. a the CHy Of New
York before the Eleventh day Of December next
Dated New. York the 9Th day Of June, 1854
STEPHEN LYON Administrations