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II subscriber possessing one ofths best .-
L lAz farms ln the state, containing af..1- .
acres oilers % sell The same together with h'...
ui1le st,eA ana farming Implements or witha..
il suits the purchaser. The sa.f farm s.-.
the south part Of Barnard, Wncsor Co.. 8 -
from " 9udstuck- To has q southern -Iora 1-
sesses beautiful prospect OF thec1urrr- .--
The buildings aregO0d, all painted. VIII.
ment story throughout. The fences arc -I
there is good supply o. springs Of uv.- 49,.
The farm contains a large sugar crch0-I. g.. i
supply q apple trees, $50 crab apple t-e.. n
a1un1auce o. small fruits 1fall kinds.
The firm j. well adapted for either Sheen. .-..
VIII keep $40 sheep or COWS 10 inrap..+...
iarn VIII pc soli On reasonable terms. Tenn /.
run % suit purch iser. Those wi-hiu. n, r..--.f
farm viii do we'll 70 call soon uuou, 0r address.
GEO. %. ATWUlr
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COLGATE i cos
TOILET SOAPS.

$500 Der month, sure, and no money REQUIRED ir
g advance Agents wanted everywhere, male and
ieihale, 70 sell our PATENT EVERLASTING WHrrE
WIRE CLOTHES LINE. " Every household should
HsFe TINS artiele."-N. i. Tribune. Address AMER.
iDAN WIRE Co, - william street, n. Y. or Il
hrsrhorn St, Chicago. III.
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READ rHE TESTIMONIALS.

READ THE TESTIMONIALS.
Saving for one month, sls2.35, over 10 per cent
". Y. Tribune.
Using three and four foot burners in the place Of
SIX and eight, heretofore."-N. Y. Herald
Z" am satisfied that this improvement will make a
clear saving to us, in gas bills of 5000 per
year,. c. Moore & Co., Aftleborourgh, Moss.
We hereby heartily endorse 1t as the most per
feet gas light ~e have worked by in any print
ing omce-"-Signed by ts Foreman Asst Forsrlar
ReadeT-tn- Rstiser and Makers up, congrsssion
Printing Office, Harrington, d. C.
Saves fully one-third the expense"-Daily Spy,
Worcester, Mass.
eve have saved As per cent yet our light i fully
equal to what it was before. n-Eiehois & HuteA,ns
L0tceH, Mass
Ha. saved more than 20 per cent in the quantity
OF ga, consumed, whilst the quantity Of light has
been somewhat increased and its quality greatly
improved."-John J. May, Broad Street, Boston.
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Fora Club ofThirty. and $500.

Certificates giving complete description Of arti
c.es 10 be sold for ONE DOLLAR will De sold at the
rate Of Ten CENTS EACH.
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Put up in Boxes at 2jc., soc. Il sIeneh.
A great saving is made by taxing. large hex.
PREPARED BY
MISS C.. S-4W YER.
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tEroH Mrs. AID NJ Hni. Kend1fI Frerpo-t. "
Among the many salves now in use. Miss Sswver'.
stands pre-emlueut for almost all the achcs aid pail
me human family are afflicted With Fer Rhaurl-
tlsm, Lame Joints, Nervous Headache, 70 gives ia
slant relief We have used il for several years aat
throat. salt rheum, sweiled Joints. &c &c ~.
eheertully recommend it 20 the public as being peg
iectly safe and good for many more aches than We
have mentioned
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DENTAL NOTICE

DENTAL NOTICE.
7 AN ~ home again; and VIII be glad 70 see those
/ requiring the services Of dentist. Remember
he only place IN this County where teeth can be
procured with the " Folsom Patent" that prevents
food from working under the plate is at my Office.
parties procuring teeth with this improvement OF
any other Dentist in this County render themselves
liable 10 prosecution.
- Filling am. .-AtfaUti1- ,ione with care. Ohlce
JOHN ". COMEGYs.
Burlington April %. ls5s. W.T.
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WINTER PROTECTION OF TREES treat darn
age is annually done to fruit trees bv mice
These little pests being deprived Of their
usual supply Of food, which they collect from
other sources, while the ground is uncovered.
are forced to forge upon the nursery. and the
young trees in the orchard, while the ground
is covered with snow, to which their attack,
prove highly injurious, if not fatal Themost
efectual method Of protecting trees from
mice, adopted, says contemporary. is TO
place from half bushel to bushel of old
well rOtted manure around the trunk Of eacli
tree, COMPRISING 1t slightly with the foot. or
back of shovel, leaving the whole in nv
ramidal form, which gives greater stability
than could otherwise be secured to the mas-
When the manure freezes. it is impenetrahlr
to mice, and affords protection TO the tree.
1t is also ready to afford substance to thereof
above which it should be spread early in the
spring. Shayings, and the b0ughs of erer-
greens ar sometimes used. but these are IN
suitable, as they afford shelter to the verrnin
fleeing to 1t for protection on the first fall Of
snow, where they find a supply Of food in the
bark of the trees they were intended TO guard
BY stamping down the snow at the commence. .
ment Of the season, and keeping it consolida- .
ted, mice may be kept away as efectuallv.
perhaps, as by any method, and where ma
nure is not at hand, it is undoubtedly as CHEAP
as can be adopted Trees that have been
barked are sometimes saved by banking them
up with good soil. Compost of one part
muck, and one part Of mixture of common
wood ashes, plaster and salt-the last three
in equal quantities the whole being thorough
~ mixed before using, and placed so as com
pletely to cover the wound, will save a tree.
This is cheap application, and as eifectual
Is any, perhaps, that can be used. But mark |
le prevention is better than cure; heed '
his as winter is close at hand
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-FT'7I JON o IITT0I7l1I, FT1eT7Tf- W.
THIS is TO certify that had tunor on nv face. e
was there about three years. 10 kept increasing lu
sizeit was advised t1try Miss Sawyer's salve z0t
a box and carried il with me, and every time D
thought Of il would rub the tumor " Oh the salve
ana before used one box the tumor entirely l.san-
peared.
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IFT7W 5. v. Sf1tl5n. q Flls51-f. No
FREEr0RT, March %, z'oa
hereby testify that Miss Sawyers salye A.s cure-
Il swelling on my heel Of several years Standing =
gladly recommend 10 90 the public as al inva-utt4.
remedy for swelling and lameuess II ADJ Kind.
$. ~. SrEIsoN.
From Dr.. e. Ri-t4rI Cl4g. Boston, Mz,sj
The New York herald., 1868-06-19

The were i25 bbs at SIS $40 80 plain mess and
$40 90 $25 for extra do rerce beef remained dull
anna @ sss sss c rad. DO 'G Beef has. %s1s
dull at former prices viz $35 for State and western
Sales 90 bbs Cut meats also dull but unchanged In
value. We quote Dry salted shoulders, 124c Is5dc
picked do l2Lc. l3c smoked do lbc l5Sc. picked
hams l6c al6kc smoked do l9o. l9Tc and baggei do
2Oc 2c The sales 50 packages Bacon neglect
cd and prices nominal at 5c for long clear l6c for
short do l5c l5Ec for short ribbed and 4c Hc for
Cumberland cut There was rather more activity In the lard
market and prices rmer The sales part late yeser
day, were Se packages at 6,Sc 1c for No to prime
Tor July sellers option on private terms The market for
RIoK dull and unchanged l01c. Ike for Carolina
and SAc. a &c. g0ld for Rangoon in bond
SREDs--Al kinds were dull at previous quotations
SUaARThe amount Of business done in was light,
the demand being confined to the immediate wants of the
trade In prices there change however We quote
Inferior 70 common refining Cuba Die 1c fair to good
fair to good grocery lfs{c. a 1sSc; prime to choice,
i2sso. l3c; centrifugal (hhds and bbls.). HE. a
Afc moasses, l0c. Ike. melado TIC. &c. fair to
prime refining Porto Rico Ike ll fair 70 good grocery.
iSc NE prime TO choice, lac The sales were
100 hhds at Ike lIssc. for Cuba and 1lc l3Sc for
English Island and Porto Rico also 800 boxes ut l2c
Stock June Is 4a hhds 60 OBI boxes Ss bags and
s Meiado Refined In fair demand but at lower prices
we quote hard 1885, ssft white. l5c l6.sc and
TALLow steady, with sales of 5000 lbs, at lsc a
1870.
wHIsKrY:-Receip,s 30 bbls Tho remained dull
and nominal.
The New York herald., 1868-06-19
REAL ESTATE MATTERS.
'ale of Lots in New Jersey Yesterday.

Sale of Lots i'm New Jersey Yesterday.
Real estate operations were rather active yester-
day. the occasion being the large sale OF lots at Ruth
erford Park 1t the first of those sales to which
we have adverted comprising free ride and free
lunch; but as might be expected, there were mum.
bers who simply put in an appearance because of
these accessories-as it might he sad conditions.
These parties were OF troublesome through
out the day, haunting the passages leading
to the dining room, and generally lowering about IN
a manner very disagreeabe 10 the caterer Louis
SCHWARTZ, who, having answered credtably to the
requirements OF his contract rather annoyed at
such supplementary applications The lots offered
word, and those which were sold we thought
brought excellent prices. For those who seek
suburban sites for residences there is spot Offering
better advantages than the land of Rutherford Park
Association. Within easy distance OF New York city,
possessing the advantages OF steam communication
with the river side while comprising the attractions
OF country surroundings with outrageous shades
and rushing stream, IL 1t as close communication
with the business quarter OF New York island "a
back districts of Brooklyn, and rather quicker thus
possessing advantages to small capitalists which
must necessarily increase the value OF the
lots yesterday offered. We have frequently adverted
to the appreciation OF property in the outlying dis
tricts OF New York, corresponding to the increase in
the value of city lots. No better Instance of the
rectness of our statement could he called for than
10 ma rti a naIo
The New York herald., 1868-06-19
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

BURCHARD-ROsS-Tn Brooklyn, on Wednesday,
June IL, at the residence of the BRIDE by the Rev.
a. II. Partridge. rector OF Christ church, BoARDMAN
DURcHARD to LUNETrE Ross, all OF Brooklyn.
CoLEs-HARRIs.-On wednesday, June ~, at the
Church OF the Incarnation, by Rev. Or. Montgomery,
city.
Fox-MANCHEsTER.-InN New York, on Thursday.
June Is, at Calvary church, by Rev. Mr. Rhodes, Mr.
CHARLES A. Fox, OF Boston, TO Miss EMMA 8. MAN
CHESTER OF New York. No cards.
HALIsADUTCHER.- On Wednesday June IL, at the
Memorial church Of the Rev. II. Anthon, by the Rev.
Thomas A. Jaggar, ALFRED y. HALL, OF Morrisa-
MIA, TO SUSIE NJ, daughter OF the late Abraham
butcher.
HooK-SEiNSER.--On Wednesday, June II, at the
residence OF the BRIDES mother, Twentythird street
and Sixth avenue, by the Rev John Il. Oookman
assisted by the Rev. stephen Merritt, Jr., SAMUEL
MERRrrr HOOK to Miss ANNIE SKINNBR, both Of this
CITY,
KMosLASp-Cocxs- wednesday, June II, at
Christ church, WILLIAMSBURG, L. l., By the Rev. kr.
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CANADIAN MARKETS.

MONTREAL June II, 1863
FrNANorAL.-Money quiet. Rates nomiuauy unchanged.
Stocks dull Sterng exchange, los IO gold drafts on
New York y discount; silver, Al a ~ discount.
CoMMERcIAIFour quiet with few sales at quotations.
Market closed rer Canada super quoted at sc 30 6 40
No So 10 So 5 Sales 1000 bbls Wheat activity
1000 Upper Canada spring sold at 81 45 ~ 46, 1900 at
III 4, and 26 900 at 81 50 Peas nominal at Gle Corn In
slight demand Sales about bushels at prices ranging
unchanged at $22 so 23 Butter, slight nominal advance;
good dairy held at l5c 16c Lard steady at :c l3c
Ashes quiet and unchanged; pos IS IS S5 42H pearls,
70 80 Rece,s-whea % 800 bushels; oats, 400 bushels
bushes oats, $500 bushes; peas, bushels -four $50
bbls oatmeal $40 bbls leather 2O bales butter $40 pack
ages; bacon, llO boxes beef 1870 erces copper $40
bbs clover seed, 4io bbls. ashes, 304 bbls
The New York herald., 1868-06-19

Tho wheat market ruled quiet but steady yesterdays
prices We note saes OF about 10000 bshes at 81 IA for No
2sprns SO for Canada club IN bond SO % for Port Wash
ngton and ~ 80 for white California and new white South
Corn steady, with moderate demand. The sales
~ w for prime and ~ ii for white and yellow Rye
dull and nominal at 81 % 81 with State held SO 10
dull and unchanged at &c. S4c, In afoa
Al these prices 30 bushels were sold OF barley and bar
ley malt there were no sales Prices were nominal.
FREIeHrs market was SLIGHTLY more active and rates
for grain TO Liverpool steamer Id higher The
chartens business moderately active The
were:-To Liverpool per steamer 5000 bushels wheat at
Cd. To Bristol, SOO0 bushels grain at 3D. To Cadiz, 800
bbs eour at s5c gold To Rotterdam $50 bbls spirits
In New Haven 70 PHILADELPHIA thence to Cork for orders
with 1890 bos. petroleum at 6st to the Baltic 6s 3D.
an Austrian bark to Marseics or Cetta, extra pipe
slaves 20; a. swedish bark 70 Monteviieo
256 feet lumber at slS British brig 800 bbs petroleum
10 Genoa at 5s and North German ship from Philadelphia
10 Bremen with 5,000 bbs petroleum private We
nos the sale OF the American ship Arraca 800 f. f.
Morgan understood at Bf300 for estab
hshed line Of London packets.
9UNNfEs were dnl and nominal at former quotations
HOPs.-rhere was no Improvement In the demand and
prices remained heavy at c DOC for 1857 CROP 10c 25
Tor 1860 do. and 25c 3bc for Bavarian
Hay continued IN fair demand at sc for shipping 81
~ ~ for retail lots, 81 for long rye straw and 90c for
short do ,-
The New York herald., 1868-06-19

Certain prominent bank officers and others in this
city have addressed the following letter to Senator
Morgan in relation to a bill respecting nsovent
banks, recently introduced by him in tho Senate:-
SIR-The undersigned are OF the opinion that the
act in relation to insolvent banks introduced by
you s wise measure, and that its passage by Con-
gress is called for by the interests both OF solvent
banks and OF creditors and stockholders OF ins0ven
banks. That act does not AFFECT the financial ques-
tons that might arise upon amendments to the
National Banking act but as 1t would supply the de-
1cencies OF the law as 1t now exists in regard to
banks in liquidation, earnestly recommend its
early adoption by Congress.
The receipts for customs and the receipts pay
ments and balances at the SubTreasury in this city
for the expired portion of the week have been fol-
The New York herald., 1868-06-19

bankers. Bankers bills on England at sixty days
were quoted at ITO . llok; at three days. 1lox a
110s; commercial bills, losk l0sk; bankers bills
ON Paris at sixty days, 5.16 SHY.
Mining shares continue dull. and at the first
board Montana sold at 5Sc.; La Crosse God 45c.;
New York Gold, TAG. 75c.; Empire Gold. 50 So;
Waikiki Lead 1sc.; Liberty, &c.; Quartz Hill. 81 25;
Consolidated Gregory IS 80 q IS 40, and Smith
Panmelee, So 90.
COnsols and American securities were quoted thu 8
in London to-day and on the previous dates men,
tOned:-
The New York herald., 1868-06-19
POST OFFICE NOTICE.

DOST OFFICE NOTICE
The mails for Europe viii be despatched from this oce
Tuesday, Thursday aud Saturday, closing at IL O'clock
noon, and at stations and b, III AS @, and d. II 2b,
and y, II 10, and at IL o'clock A. M.
Also Wednesday, notice Of the closing which
will be posted at the general oce and the stations
day PA JAMES KELLY p. NJ
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Maybin. d. KINasLASp 20 ALiciA third daughter OF
Jonn COCKS. late OF London England. No cards.
PIFFARD-SrRONG.-0n Wednesday June IL, at st.
Georges church. by the Rev. stephen H. Tying, IA d..
HENRY G. PiFFAED. M. D.. to HELEN H., daughter OF
the late william X. Strong Esq. ali OF this CITY.
REYN0LDs-KISsAM.-On Wednesday evening
June IL, by Rev. John Cotton smith, ID. d., DAvIO
]. REYNOLDS to LULIE f., daughter Of Dr. James b.
Klssam.
SPEAR-GILLEsPIE.-0n Wednesday, June IT, at
the Church OF the Holy Communion. by the Rev. Mr..
No cards.
The New York herald., 1868-06-19

T,RoposALs ARE INVITED Fon rES Removal or
- aspb eons 70 the depth Of Tho channel under shc neI
ssse Parties desiriug 10 estimate leesu further
tcuiars Erastus w. Smith, Engineer. Domntct s,rceN
or mako examination the prcmeea Yroposae
which are desired immediately, 70 be sert 10 oEORis v
Centrs street
The New York herald., 1868-06-19

CorrEE.-There some demand for Rio We sales
Of 500 bags ex Bremern private terms Prices
changed We ORDINARY cargoes, 6<c. &C., god in
bond; fair do loc. 1oac good do lie prime
53c l2c extreme range for lots &C. 13c. Other kinds
2sNc gold duty paid; Singapore, lsc soc do Ceyon
Hkc. l5c. do.
gold, per ton.
FLOUR AND GRAIN.-Receipts, II 1893 bbls four 60 do
meal 300l9 bushels wheat los 762 do. 6S25
oats and 5000 do malt The market for State and Western
-four exceedingly dull again to-day, and without
being quotaby lower were entirely nominal There
demand whatever and the low grades entirely
neglected. business being confined 10 the higher grades
California four dull and nominal the sales about
5000 bbs Southern -four dull and nominal
tatons the sales were zoo bbls Rye -four in moderate
request ut former prices the sales $50 bbl
was in active demand the sales being $50 bb IS so for
The New York herald., 1868-06-19
FINE ARTS.

THE "LEEDS ART GALLERIES." NOS. g7 AND
5g Broadway, corner OF Twelfth street, from July
to October are well known W be the most spacious
aud best ghed galleries the nted sates elegantly
furnished In every respect. Apply 70
u. II. LEEDS MINER, s3 Liberty street.
The New York herald., 1868-06-19
MILLINERY.

MILLINERY. .-sELLrNa OFF THE REMAINDER or
~ Round Hats all shapes white Chip EnTlisn straw s1
also elegant French Bonnets half the cost OF impor,aon
Madame CAMILLE LAYS i2o sixth avenue, near Ninth
street.
The New York herald., 1868-06-19
WATCHES, JRwELRY, &c.

CUCKOO cIOoxs-oUR MANUFACTURE BETTER
" and cheaper than any imported Wholesale and retail
a. A. FRANkFTELD a CO., 20s Sixth avesue corner OF
Fourteenth street. 5 Eighth avenue, corner OF Twenty
sixth street.
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pRoPosALs FOR ssoOooo OF

PROPOSALS FOR Ss00,000 OF
/ New York County Court House Stock No. Q.
Sealed proposals will be received nt tho Comptrolers
Oacs until tuesday, June H. 1855, at O'Clock r ~.
when tho same will be publicly opened Tor tho
whole any part OF the sum OF eight hundred thou
sand dlaa Of The New York County Court House stoos
by ordinance Board of supervisors approved by
the Mayor June H. 1853 The said Stock s provide s
ona for the completion, htug up furnishing OF
the New County Court House Chambers street II win
bear interest at the rate Of str cent annun payable
semannua the drst day OF May and November IN Zach
and the principal will be redeemed In successive annual
nsaments Of hundred and sixty thousand dollars eac
commencing the hrs day OF November n the year esh
teen hundred and seventy y-sevcn.
The proposals will state Of stocx desired and
the price hundred dollars thereof and the person whoes
accepted viii thereupon bs to deposs
with the County Treasurer the awarded 70 neu Fespc
lively.
presenting TO the Comptroller the receipts OF thc County
Treasurer for sch deposits the parties WI oe snsa " a
amounts OF toe par vaae OF tdS
awarded TO them bearing nssrcst from the dass OF
payments. .. ,,,.a.,.
for New York County Court lfouso stock No. j. and an
closed in second yeopc addressed 70 the Compr ,llcr
The right to reject any or al OF we Hds u NE
interests of the county req e H. >---u-.
Crrv ov NEW YORK, DEPAKrMENT or FiNANcE [
CONPrRcLEus OFPfoR June VI, tsSS !
The New York herald., 1868-06-19
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

THURSDAY juno l8-6P. NJ.
CoTToN-Receips 576 bales On of the very ia
vorabe cable from Liverpool there
witty In the market and prices fully lc h. higher
the market closing firm al the improvement The demand
chiefly from spectators. The footed up 473O
bales, including sO for speculation and 1000 for spinning
We quote:-
The New York herald., 1868-06-19
CIGARS AND TOBACCO.


(NrGARs FOR CASH ONLy-ALL QUALITIES, FROM
~ 8i0 10 StOU a thousand. OCHbEKS Agent, New York
Cigar Msnu} }acturlng Company, 73 Murray street.
TNPORrED HAVANA C1oARs.-H0rEL KEEPsRs
and dealers who wish 10 purchase genuine article
suit their customers will nnd them prices
snle by JOSE MANZANED0 No. Cedar slreeA W
The New York herald., 1868-06-19
tROTON AoUEpUCT DEPARTMENT.

~ To iron founders.
Sealed proposals endorsed Proposal for water pipe sso
with Of the bidder md the date OF s Offering wall
be received this Office Rotund CITY Hall Park until
O'Clock A. NJ OF Wednesday, July 1885, for the supply Of
$3.50 feet Pipe, twenty inches dameer 10 00
Pipe twelve inches diameter 40O0 fees
cast iron water Pipe sY inches diameter 1000 feet
Water Pipe inches diameter and ABOUT 62 tons of 20oo
lbs OF Branches and Special Castings Specifications aud
og@. " THOMAS STEPHENS,
ROBERT l.. DARRAfH,
GEORGE s. GREENE,
Croton Aqueduct Board.
The New York herald., 1868-06-19
PROPOSALS..

(NROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENr-TO CONTRACT
" 0Separate sealed proposals. each endorsed with the
title which relates, the of the bidder
and the date OF its presentation viii be received at this ocs
until II o'clock A. N. of Wednesday, July 1885, for the con
structon OF follows viz -(Spec6caton 2 IN Sew
Ninth avenue to seventy-seven,h street; speci-
Bcatlon 23) In Second avenue, from Seventy fourth
to and through Seventy first street 70
Third avenue In Third between Sixtysxth and
sixty Streets Specification 20 10 Forty second ana
Forty Streets between Eighth and Ninth and
in Forty fourth street. between seventh and Eighth
(spechcation 2l Sh and Seventh Avehues, between
Twenty third and Twenty srees (specihce
on 26 122d and 1880 Streets between Third and Fourth
avenues (specifcaton 2l in William street. between Pine
streets Pearl street. between Beemau street aud
Peck slip; Park street, between Baxter and Mulberry
streets, and In Water street, between Cstharne ana
Oliver Streets Specification ~ In Forty third and
Forty sixth Streets between Second and East river
Eleventh avenues Eleventh avenue between Forty
fourth and streets specification yO Second
avenue street to and through
fifth Third Specification 81 complete
finished In Fifty fifth and Fifty eighth Streets between
Eighth and Ninth avenues, and specification 82) In l3Sth
street. between Fifth and Sixth Also for the
sructon of the following crosswalks, vixAcross West
the crossings Elizabeth and Prince streets lsosk
street and Eighth Fcth Fifty 6rst Fifty
second and Fy third intersection of Fourth
and intersection Of Cottage and West Houston
street
The plans for the above works can spccfca
uons, Sc. obtained on application at this Office.
THOMAS STEVENS, J Croton
ROBERT L. DARRAGH,t Agueduct
GEO. 8. GREENE, } Board
YORK June IL. lS6s.