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lLARRIAGF

Married ferSoEss or Young Men eonfeg,,s
ling marriage belug aware OF PfIyTiess,
l MsaaHSn5e s;s,r STsganas Debility DefoFmia
he who plRces himself under theesra oyr.
j. may netIgi0uEly coulde In his hon. :! ".
akIn hs Q phy6iclnn. > = = - ~
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FoR bargains go to the new Boot and
Shoe store. Monroe street. between.
Main and Market.
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CouRr-A session Of the United
States District Court for West Virginia,
will commence on the 10th inst, at
Charleston, Kanawha comfy.
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Solitary Vice, that ltesldful and deSt1Sa43,oSt
habit which annually sweeps to an nntirSls We
grave thousapdso Of Young Men OF fhs ny
might Otherwise have entrHnoed iiSjaIJtno
Senators with the thundets Of eloQuenF-. g
walked 70 estaey the living 1yTe, may III VI
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= YOUNG MIN

Who have injured themselves by q certa.r
practice. indnlged In when alone, a habit ne
qnently learned nom evil conn a4ions, or nj
school, tho effects OF which are nightly felt
even when asleep, and iEnoE cured raEfTinrs
marriage impossible, and destroys both mind
and body, should apply Immediately.
What pttythat aYuung man, the hopeo
his country the pride Of his parentE, should
be snatched from all prospects and enjoy.
ments Of life by th6consequence OF deVt.
attng nom the path OF mature, and induIR.
ing In q certain secret habit Such persons
nTisty i1efor6 OjiifRm lHffuH
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'l-1,777-.al1r,,r DIR. IOHNsON,


Member Of the Royal College OF Eurvnor.
London. Graduate ofone Of the most eTninenf
Colleges in the United State, and the Rreatss
pert o. y noe nie h5s 6een spent IN the hos
elsewhere, has effected some of the mot ~
tontshing cures that were ever known, many
troubled with ringing In the head and 7eafs
when asleep great nervousne being alaFfTe6
II sudden sounds bash fumes with tFeouenf
blnahing, attended sometimes with derRnSS-
ment Of mind were cured Immediately.
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National Insurance Company,
WHEELING. WEST va.

CAPTrAI,...............................-e2 900
{ once, 70 Monroe St, next door to LIST Ma
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TAKE EARTHQUAKE NOTICE

d.. j. addresses an thosa who have Iniurss
themselves by improper indulgenoa and soii,
tRHy habits, which ruin both body and mind
uniting them for either bushes stuCiy, -
cietY or marriage. z u
These are some Of the sad and melauehotv
efeots produced by early habits Of youth, viz
weakness OF the Back and Limhs RainS n
the Head Dlmness Of sight, Los Of Museu.
lar Power, PalpafRt4on Of the Heart DVs-
pepsta, Hervous IEEitahIllfy DerangemenfOY
the Digestive Functions, General Debility
Symptoms Of Consumptio n. &C..
MRSEAILx.-rhe fearful etIects on tbs
Dry, Confusion Of 1deas, ID epressSon Of SplTiIs
Evil FoFebodtngg, Aversion 10 Society, gal
Dtstrtists Love Of ohtttdet Tdmidityy dc, aIs
Thousands Of persons Of all ae1g can nov
Judge what Il the cause OF their deeiinfns
pale, heryous and en1aeaated, hayfnE aEinFn.
lar appearance about 5thf eYes, GOuefa, and
SymptOmSo Of Consumpfiois., II ] . -
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MARRIAGR

reject that sound mind and body arc thu
most necessary requisites TO promote eonnu-
Journey through life becomes weary pIlgTi.
mage; the prospect hourly diILrkens 10 tbs
view, the mind becomes aha lowed with de-
pair and n1l6d with the malanelIhly raheS-
ton that the happineds OF another become
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MsMfaI.
LOCK HOSPITAL,
zz 5E oH1 q ,ER "a 9.!K.1 HERE a cuRs

EsrABt4sHED As a REFUGE PRoI
- QUACKERY. &1oA4
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RESOLUTIONS.

"A resolution authorizing the pur-
chase of bonlders, was adopted. q
A resolution donating 10 the Belmont
Nall Work two wheeled Hose car
ringe, was offered and amended, by
striking out the word "donate1 and
inserting the word t1loansp As amend
ed, it was adopted and sent to the First
Branch for concurrence. f..ea.. - ~
a resolution authorizing the erection
of a gas post on the corner of Franklin
and Market streets, was offered and re-.
ferred to the Committee on Lights for
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TNrELLIGEHuER ion oRRICE,
il - No. ID Quincy street. {.
CARDS ANDBIIIHEADs, neatly printed.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
INSURANCE po1IofEs AND BI.ANKs.
DRAY TIcKErs ASDBmLso OF LADINa
PRoeRAMMss ASp posTEfsA
cHEcKs. NOTES. RECEIPTS
SHOW Hills sOF Country Merchants.
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THE largest and cheapest stock OF
dry goods, cioaks and furs, in the city
can be found in:t the well-knoWn and
reliable house Of Geo. r. Taylor q Co.
No house i'm the country sustains a
higher reputation for honesty and fatr
dealing. 3seIt *
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WE learn that the next regular meet
ing of the Wood equity Sunday
school Association will be held in Par:
kefsbufg, commencing on Friday next,
and continuing until Sunday evening:
We are informed that the prospects for,
a iarReeattendapce and an interesting
tins.afe very f6tteFing. 4 {
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: Z resolution authorizing ] :. @. Porter
to issue drafts on the City Treasury
during the illness of the Clerk, (Gen.
d. IF. Feeney,) and that the City Treas
nrer Is hereby authorized to pay said
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to issue drafts on the City Treasury
during the illness of the Clerk, (Gen.
a. +, Feeney,) and that the City Treas.
urer Is hereby authorized to pay. said
drafts was adopted a ,sf-s. add a
= a resolution authorizing the Clerkito
receive from the printer the bound and
unbound copies of the City 0rdinances,
aud instructing him to sell whatever
copies may! be desired by those not en-
titled to them by law gratis, at 81 per
copy, was offered and adopted. r:.so st'n
A resolution authorizing the Mayor
to vote the stock OF the city In the
Hempfield Railroad at an. election for
Pa, ON the 18th inst, and that the
clerk be authorized to transfer the
proper papers! e. said proxy, WAS Of
Tered and adopted, and sent to the First
Branch for Its concurrence. . a resolu-
ton of similar import, with the name
ofW.@W.- Miller inserted. as a proxyin
connection with that of the Mayor, was
received from the First Branch, and
concurred in.
"A resolution was offered and referred
to the proper committee, inquiring
whether the stall of Louis Sea bright in
the I'd Ward market house Is under his
control, and tfso, that II be re-rented.
A resolution was offered and adopt
ed, that the Health Officer be suspend
ed from duty on and after the Goth
inst, until further orders of Council.
"a resolution was referred to the Conn
mittee on Lights to inquire into the ex-
pediency OF placing a gas post on the
corner of 9Th and eth Streets, East
Wheeling, for report. egs.s J
A resolution authorizing the Street
Commissioner to contract Tor the grad.
ing of Lee street with the lowest and
best bidder, was laid over.
Tho iF.aSnIntf0nI Ina ming hOqP oar
rage 20 the Belmont Nails Works, was
returned from the First Branch with an
amendment that the Chaitmaniof the
COMMITTEES on the Fire Department de-
signate the carriage. The Second
Branch further amended the resolution
by authorizing the Committee to select
1t, and returned the resolution to the
First Branch for Its concurrence.
Thereport ofthe Committee to confer
with the authorities of the Hempfeld
Railroad in relation to using their
bridge over Wheeling Creek, West OF
the Tunnel, as n roadway to the PENN
sula Cemetery, WAS received, accom-
panied by letter from the Superin-
tendent OF the Railroad, inswhlch he
shows the impracticability OF the pro-
position. The Committee, in closing
their report, asked to be relieved from
the further consid eration of the subject,
which WINS granted. slttti i
TherePort OF the Health Officer, DR..
z. Mccoy, detailing his Operations du-
ring the past season. was received.
The Committee on, Finance presented
an estimate Of the receipts and expendt-
lures for the year 1851 which was or
expendituresaf SI24 Sq3 90, and the re-
ceipts ut S120,0T4 00s showing a deficit OF
4,Sl9 90. ieesl
Jacob Strobel was confirmed assist
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Proposals.
RREAAIK,W'.aAAT1TER1 AT BURLINGTON, VT

| DREAKWATER AT BURLINGTON. VT
a. @ % The MaTsaSf tyS .S q S1
construction Of a Breakwaier at Burlington, Vt via,
linear e q roand Heocl @bsr not les. than 10 inches
1900 TSt sot.. ,s,a 10 inches diane.
css f.s q White Pine Timber IL ncbe. .que in sticks
1000 feet board measure White Pine Plank INCHES thick
1850 pounds Of siueh wrought spike
90 cubic yards Of Rubb Stone men VARYING from is 200
the Labor involved the Construction Of the BreaLwater
supposed be cribs Of 100 long each feet vide al the
and feet the top in % average depth at water and rising
position Of Tie cribs stated at Rus per cubic foot linear bot
ana o. me Lumber used which amounts must
The proposals for Stone should be for delivered crib,
An materials be Of The best quality deliverable points
inspection Plans showing Tue proposed construction Of the
may Be obtained sy addressing the undersigned
. BLUNT, Lieut. Col; EngneeTs, Brew Col o. S a
u Engineer Office, 0swego. April "a. 1901.
DLATTSBURGH BREAKWATER.- Sealed
PROPOSE. viii Be- received By the undersigned until the 3ss Of May
Ten Theosand O Of whepne Timber "a inches square. in
Py Thousand linear feet pine Timber inches diane
TaSS,snd feet board Pine Plank inches thick
Three cubic yards Hubble sioae sats Weighing from
Iuubcr and Spike delivered a, or near Pabn
points as may be sse By tue undersigned or by his authority The
for the Labor Of the Breakwater will
@o ne present 5 TsS, S "e timber snd
placing OF the oHs a labor Should be stated at 80 much per CUBIC
whole proposal for framing putting together
construction generally, exclusive of materials
The law requires sdra proposals for each material and for labor
The mode OF construction adopted will be essentially the the
existing work which bidders before making
proposals -- -. .. t.-..
C. BLUNT. Lieut.. Col Bug'rs Brevei Col o. s. A.
u s Engineers Ohce. Qswego w. April a. 1861
T0 C0NTRACTORS.-Scal Proposals will
be received addressed the for the repairing
improvement Of Clinton the Sges q the Engineer No Cont
ST. until o'clock SATURDAY, MAY 25 1851 for regulating and
paving Chnon from fatonst TO Seondphce with Trap Block
Nicholson and other improved pyemen according plans aud pecs
which be the Office the Engineer The Com
the right reject Of bids they
think for the interest q said improvement
By order Of the Commissioner.
L. ~ vIBBARD. Engineer
Brooklyn, May % 1867
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feetures ano nleetinqs.


A A.: FAVARGER's LAST CLASSES IN
- ftbNVi may yd he Joined Ibis week Ca at No 9yayersg
place only Tor ten minutes bete the hours Of 81 H. aud u
EENlAN BROTHERHOOD LECTURE
Col W RoBERrs President r. B.. at Cooper Insttae
THURSDAY oh inst NJ Suhec; THE Freedom ireland
Indispensable TO Universal Liberty" iieke 50 eesta NANAHAS
CELEBRATED BAND will be IN attendance IN II,'-.r NJ
\ ECTURE--READING FOR THE MIL
~ LION The Roy LfrriUoHS. o. D. vi1 deliver his
subject at the Howsr Forty
secondst and sirh THIS Clhurs) EVENING" O'Clock
Admission, 50 cents 1870 Ill .s .o.
A MEXICAN CONG REG ATI0NAL UNION
~ The Social ReaBon will take place at the Brooklyn Academy q
Music THURSDAY EVENING May g. at TIE Rev MARK
HOPKINS d. d. President Of Williams College, will preside Emneat
speakers expected for this ocgas0n whom viii be tbs
Rev p THOMPSON D. u the Rev A. d. NORFHRUP the Rev.
ROBINSON, and WIN T. DODGE esq Appropriate music both
Instrumental VIII the e1ereses Esuai
The Annual Business Meeting of the Society for The election Of 0es
&c. will Ne held at the brooklyn Academy Of hade oB THURSDAY
May D. at clock p. m. ..HIg - =
Tickets Of Admission the Social ReunopPrce Fy ConisNe
Reserved Seatmsy be obtained 81 he Rooms Of t
Union 20 Bible the e Of The Independent View
York; also at the oace Of The Union, Brooklyn
EHRST ANNIVERSARY of the UNIVERSAL
n PEACE SOCIBrY-Ths radical Society in session 40
Masonic Hail. Ihireenihst between Third and FOurhares. bs
MORNING AFTERNOON and EVENING Important subjects viii
be discussed by able speakers. H.
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| NORTHERN r. r. of N. J.-Trains leave
~ J.r,s, Cty tor Pi.ncu Al lis and las 47 sfl
Saturday Only i:ls Te. gs ~ s ass
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DEPs oy GRANTEES CoMREcrIoS, }
No. BoxDsr MAR BRoADwAY NEw.ioKKr May 3. 1917
WHEREAS, The Legislature, at its recent
w appropriated the sgm q tioVO 10 be dispensed a
R.ored That WILL the LIST July neI' distribute the
said appear to the Commissioners w ahofd
The largest relief and ek Of the City o Newio but sub
e to following conditions. That portion shall be appropriated
n ny which has received ALL nom the Legislature
Al late session under the exclusive control Of any religious
sect requires Of is benehaes the profession OF any religious
creed"
Rolr,d That societies be applicants for this fand be
ed 10 send Of this Board bee the N OF june
Their reports written statements setting forth their ns
condition IN, nature their charities the number sick
s JOSHUA PHILLIPS, Secretary.
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DnARp ON AUDIT-NOTICE-undcr and

ROARD OF AUDTT-NUTICE-Und aud
pursuance section % wentfeghU % entitled An
act b enable Board Supervisors County New York h
Or certain County purposes extend the powers d
Police Tor TIE auditing and Of
unsettled claims against s Count passed April - 1901 Soiise u
given aau ~ Audit Therein aui thereby created Tor
the adjustment AMI settlement Of III legal equitable claims aa
outstanding prov Januay first A. d. Eighteen hundred ani
seen against NeW.iOrk have sppcitet and do
appoint TUESDAY the fonh day u June 6 AZ the
Common Pleas Room. Part Room 9l IN the City lial The
s cts Il New YORK the day snd place at which the SAID Board vii
proceed Open sar Of the matters o. such claims
en the day The said contains the
fllorng provision
OF
,die hereby required present the
Of In
person outstanding demand against th County
iort rec present such claims the Board q Audit
al period OF three months from the Of this sc he
rights
ton which said County New-ioTk arising
thsefvmL" -Es~ York April % 1851.
RICHARD b. CONNOLLY Comptroller City Of Sew.lOrk
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oYylcE CKoroN AqrgpUcr DKrARrsESr.
April ~. 1907. ....
TEyO r0NTR AnTORG GEDARATE SEALED

V'0 CONTRACTORS.-SEP SEALED
each indor.ed the % the which ~
ber aud date 81 it, Offering viii be received
this until II m Of MONDAY MAY H. for the construction Of
SEWERS CROsSW ALkS 20 Wit Sewers iSpec No 2o CHRISTIE
between Dvsonand louon spec No ~ In highly tairi and
Fourth and fhavei tSpee No AZ IN 18th
btwsen sixth snd seventh vts SPe No ~ ~ ssS third and
sevruet (Jec No ~ Ia Monroe and Hen
Pike and Rutgcsts and IN ient between Chans
Nsterst betSeen Pecksp and
Dovers Madison between Pearl and ROosevesi Spec No
sufcks between Grand and Broomes aud Noos DO
vcen, Grand and Hsseraisi and tPce No ~ 10 l2sr be
tween Third AID for CroaakSpec No ~
Phase tSpec NJ ~ from side Broadway at
Po between Fcrtyiouth anl Forty
Tbrdave between Forty fourth AMI fhysev
Spee No ~ Junction Of Green~ieh and hsea SPe
No Ilorao lower side yacksonuare and aero Eighth
side Abingdon fSec No ~ aeos, Thne
0ah and l05h aud spec 30 @ across WAVerepAe eel
Tenth.st a.. aud GrrcnNiehst al HoA,osi
Plans for and specifications and frms for BIDS
THOMAS STRPHENS.
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MORRIS s. MILLER.


The complaint action 6led with the Clerk Of the city and
County the City M in said City the I'M dsy Of
April, 1901 nVnIIs - .L.l.nn,
'A,taI. .CuyTh
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RICHARD b CONNOLLY Comptroller City ofSew.YorE
CHAuNCEi NJ bEPEN.

DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that on
MAY 1884, shall proceed to draw JURORS for the
following Court, to be held and for the City ami Comfy Of New
York on the n isv Of Juae 1851;
To P'ns 81 100 Pst Jurors each for Supreme Court Circuit
Parts and ?
panels IOs Petit Jurors each cOur, Of Common Pleas
Parts ani 2
TsoPanes lo' Pei, Jurors each for Superior Court Parts
and a
Grand Jarors for Court Of General Sessions
panel Of 80 Petit Jurors for Court Of General Sessions
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.TTW-YORK and FIIISUING KAILROAD.-

TRAINS LEAVE NBw YORK;
For SewIaven and bridgeport 200 % tkrl, I'D q 3lJ
Oh, aOp (BIl. AS 80 sui 100 (Er) p m.
FO AIioe st.iOc Fairfield. Southport and wetPoH 1sloo
a M. 345. 40 m.
Soras 200 eoo CELl 300 Il1o u Is EL 400 (RIh
a45 80. Tx $50. 100 (RI.l p. N.
For Greenwich 100. 300 u.3) IN a+s AS. SD, 6Op
For Stamford 100 200 (RI 500 l0 2l3 BI 400 Er D.
a45 40 CEr) A4j, $50 6 ~, 800 tRI.), p
For t4ton 100 500 lloo as
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston, via Springfield 800 tEIl 800 (ET 400
For Boston, via shore LApe, l2l3 tEI), 500 p m
FOR Hartford anil Springfield 400 EI3 l2lS, 400 (BI 800
p. -. .
Connecticut River Railroad 200 tELl 2l5 to Aon
n o Northampton.
Hartford Providence and Fski Railroad zoo tBr) lSS
For S-Nsrer stohngion Railroad at AGO
Is 800. m.
Por Canal Railroad, l2l5 10 Northampton.
For Housatohie Railroad, 800 a, M, 1Ol
For Naugatuck Railroad, aO0 a. m, 800 y. N.
FOR Danhury ADD EorwaR RailToad. 100 BOO a. 80
N'''-'T''A' ''' r"' 'N' JANIS II. HoYT. supt
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Essal Notifies.
CUPREME C0URT-DAYID ARMSTRONG

- aud Others sgt THB MILL RIVER WOODEN MANUFACTURE
ING C0MPANY-Puuant order in the ADORE action made By
the Hon c. O. Barnard the Juscs OF the Court
the 18th day ofApr 1867 John Kelly Sheriff Of the CITY and County
Of EevYok will sell At public auction the @h day Of May 1901 AZ
Y O'clock o. that day At the store q Parnham Gilbert Co. No
Leonsr the New York sl the right title and ntere
Manufacturing Company, which thy had
the 81 day Of April 1867 time ewl o. in and 20 certain
Wooden cloths that day attached by under
and Of attachment issued In the above action
Dated May 1861 JOHN KELLY Sheriff JOHN CAFFRBY Deputy
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JsSNEss NEyiNs PanIf Attornels .sIls AVN
CUPREME COURT.LCITY AND COUNTY

~ or NETWORK ELIZA HARRIS, Administrative Of Estate ss
JOHN W. HARRIS, deceased, Plsints against $3.50
TOWEEND HARRIS. observation-disclosures for . u = Kevenne
money To the defendant You stamp 30 cents
are required the cancelled
plant of whcha copy herewith served
Of the said complaint
No II Bros within twenty days aher
hereof exclusive dsy Of such seryee and hen fail 20
within the Aforesaid the ptrnW In tbs
action will take judgment against for the eftweny s5 thoosAa
dollars aud eghone cents with Interest,"
Of November thousand eight hundred and y
'n pss Jei FeS iIe isS4 % MORRIS s. MILLER
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CUFFERERS from NERVOUS and PHYSI-
~ CAL DEBILITY sAoud consult d. LEWIS Ma snehh, nrN
assu ss. VIZ. BrssdTsy. Ssyrr tea ~ Ss's
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FNO CONTRACTORS.-SEA PROPOS-.
AIS Endorsed With the Tile Of wo Ims Of bidder sgl aae 81
1861 and Boiler House chimney
shat be II and brick for the gh SsI'cs
the High Bridge Two suTeies Of Soo
esch will be required a. a., l.,
Plans and specifications TO be seen al the egeI once on lne VOLS
pFgss onehundIed seventy third st. ana Ienae
nraTH High Bridge. 81,
bs board the right reject al the proposals deemed
oesry or the pablo nteresCoin Aauetuet Department May o.
Iai- w. THOMAS STEPHENS
ROBERT L. DARRAGH,
A. W. CRAVEN,
lrni1n Annalnc Rnlrh
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THOMAS STEPHENS.
ROBERT T.. DARRAGH
A W. CRAVEN.

TJ'O CONTRACTORS.-P Proposals nclosed in a
scaled envelope nded with the title Of the work and name Of
bidder hreon VII be received at this Office until MONDAY
May At II o'clock ~
For regulating and grading Eighty Iihsreet between Avenue
and East River.
regulating and grading Seventy street between FIRST ani
Second
For regulating grading curb gutter and Tagging SIXTY street
between Third and Fifhayenues
For regulating grading curb gutter and tagging Seveniiourth
street between First and SecondAyenues
For regulating grading curb gutter ard tagging Seventy seventh
between Eighth and Ninthayenns
curbng guttefng aud Tagging Seventy hstree between
Third aud Hhh.
For urng guterng aagOs Ninety second street between
and Second
For tagging street between Second and Eaa
River.
For tagging southwest corner Of Second
tagging Sixth and Seventh
Third and LeIngtonavenues
Blank forms proposals together With the specifications and see-
ofceDate Street Department New.
YORK NAV lg67 GEORGE W. MCLEAN, Street Commissioner
Onr the rect Comm ssouerN No B.nahN
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BAITINOKE April % I55L.
GALE OF GOVERNMENT VESSEL-Will be
- soil Al public auction the port Of Baltimore Farl wharf
Ssa.h BALTIMORE THURSDAY May 10 1851 u the light d
tse Wheel Steamer COSMOPOLITAN, of 9 length US feet
depth Of hold 10 feet cylinder 80 inches and II
feet stroke draf, feet.
rerms-C1sh IL Government funds day Of sale
particulars may be learned upon application the under
fspe< or 10 tle auctiopeerS STEWART VAN VLIET.
Deputy Gen u s. A.. Breye Major Gen.
ANDREON THOMAS K Co,
Auctoneers 10 South Chayles-st