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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-07-03

HA1SLIP g. WEEDEN,
MANUFACTURERS OF CARRIAGES, &C.,
Corner of 9th street and Penn. av, opposite
the Market House,)
WASHINGTON, D. C.
M respectfully call the attention of the public
w of Charles and the adjoining counties to our
large assortment Of well made and finely finished
Carriages, embracing every style and model
approved. We have iii our employ number Of
superior worknen and are prepared to manufacture
at the shortest notice, such vehicles as customers
may order. Old Carriages will be repaired, or
taken in exchange for new ones. Secondhand
Carriages can be had on the most reasonable terms
We also manufacture and have ready-madc all
kinds of Fl HARNESS.
Thankful for past favors, we would say to those
who may favor US with their patronage that we
will sell as low as any other manufacturer in the
city (if not lower) for cash approved paper.
HAISLIP & WEEDEN.
Washington May %, ls5O-ly.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-07-03

THEWING TOBACCO.-A prime lot of
~ Chewing Tobacco, just received direct from
Richmond, for sale by WIN. FERGUSON.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-07-03
*

7 AM selling boots for $500 and $3.50 of my
own make, which I am not going to extol, for
their good qualities are already known. My object
is to tell the public where to find me. Stitched
Boots, Gathers, Shoes and all other kind of work
in proportion.
Persons visiting Baltimore from Charles county
are respectfully invited to give me call.
GJ'AH orders promptly attended to.
Wholesale and Retail at No. II Exchange Place,
BALTIMORE.
nov 5-tf. EDWARD CHOATE.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1850-03-23

will he do with the Cherrystone district ia watch believe
the gentleman lives and where the expense of collection
stead Of being four per cent? in New York. is two or three
hundred per cent. the amount collecedi
The gentleman says the expense Of collection 10 the United
Kingdom is only II 20 per have here at nv table
the British financial accounts for the year ending January
9th, ls4s, the year cited by him. find, looking into it,
he has fallen into mistake that in that country there is
minute larger classification of expenses than with MS
and under the head Of of collecting the
from customs they do not embrace all the charges that fall
under that head IN this country and that you include there
all the expenses charged here the expense collection there
would probably fall short Of and half per cent
doubt whether there is any country where the service done
cheaper than here. A.A
MI. BArLr here requested Mr. VrsTos to name one item
charged the expense of the collection service here and not
charged under that head there.
Mr. VIsToS said that head in Great Britain did not en-
brace their warehouse expenses which that year were
hundred and sixtyodd thousand pounds, he believed
One Of Mr. Walkers letters which read at The Clerks
DESK shows that 10 this head this country fishing bounes
drawbacks ana allowances charged But the book now
hold in hand shows similar list OF there which
included under the head of expenses of collecting the
Besides, let be borne in mind, when we make
the comparison between the two countries that in the United
Kingdom in the year ending in January lS48 the gross re-
from customs was when converted into our currency
equal to about hundred aud millions of dollars while
customs yielded not exceed third Of that amount
Now is perfectly apparent that if in present districts
one hundred and six millions of dollars were collected the
of the expenses of collection would be greatly reduced
and hence Ia LONDON Wnere most money collected in Eng
land the rate of cost the least and for the reason New
York costs the least per cent Of any district in this country
Mr. VIsTos before the close of his argument was cut off
by the expiration Of the allotted hour.
Mr.. BUTLER, of Pennsylvania moved that the gentleman
have leave to close his remarks
Mr.. BArLY hoped the permission would be allowed
The CHAIR said it could only be granted by unanimous
consent 81
A brief conversation followed.
Objection made.
So Mr. VINToN was not allowed to proceed. f..
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1850-03-23

OF LOUISIANA,
ON THE TERRITORIAL QUESTION.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-27

,,UFkghL CvUKI,-ln TIE natter Of NE sepsssc, e Ne
- Mayor Asssnsn ara oonos. q n. CITY q ss- Tea 'ssl
o. Brusd-v snd 6rs~u-sh 'uss, TIE rAs wsrs
40 rhs 'usserssfs Seaa'oos', 81 snsi, ,ns Ass:sss
OfNs- lo sa,sf.d OF he s1 Gag cssy
% s g.. :. *: & = g.. a q: n Yea q su ~ ss. a
Az 70 un.Od .sts REFUGE severn Ass rsss.s
9 passsa April sh 81 Of Hs cssnsis ssS
- o q. o.eer, hs lots ssssssS The ~ Dos q sssb
srP.oe he ssP, Of ths coumssoosr,, toSshsr VIZ
ssS.a .ss all .esvs ..,m.. .sS 90, Scansss
s...s3 n ~. cs,i .s,nu' nssssf nor rs,ort,
and County Of Mes fofs sr N. .p.c,o, ~ .s.,.os,,r ~
eoue'rs a.r. % remain Tor al NV s.y. s.. ~. -. Co..
Uais hsr report 70 ts sapr.rs c. - ~. =,
and Place sers,a,itsr a.niaoasa
sovson. OF ID. Act snr- "Aa Al e ss-a. a. A., 800. IS
County q Yors for other paryos. s,...s
1879 passed May st ne o-nsr. ara
hereby that they composites ID. Essass. .os A...
and that all who's ais s asssd ss6y anz Va
= Sras 70 sSyssr Juaor cs,rrssu o. n. s Co
o. ia as s a T.. s: y IT, so s' &c. S s. =.
lH sHbrae'd By t A.ssssat ar. .. .sao., "a, 70
Of situate ,na Ssy The norts. .a 'euthsy .ts
sassfy Ias or IVES street and also al tho.s psss
Of and situate AID bes on The ~s.tsy SIDE OF bossv,
sry In. or EIDE u Fuon sre-pus
8roSdwAy and also al Ao., o Pecs parcels q aod siaaso
tween Ire northey Of coranst The outhsf
hrs Of Faos .,s2us te..on ot, sno WI 20
s.css 81 land ard bs ths s,,sf s<s 81
aeAss
coery sof CodaDft street. a.s
pont distant twenty soufhsrS the
hoe .ds OF Fulton together -th all the s vsss
Washington street bswssu point dstsn sr fvs tssr
ou inches nohsy from the aofihs sds q coara1dt skss
and port thirty tour feet inches souhsrG hon tss
soser sds Of Fuon street. and sso ali oss , Pscs OF par
and bsng tie sssts sds Of West street, -
tween the nerhsr SIDE Of c0rnd and the soahsy s<o
Of excepting hssfom lots tpovn Noe s, a l
IL, ls9. and i3o West strssk
knd pisces psrcs Of ns tos rorhs,r
Of John rtest between Broadway ao< Pearl ssrss
p-ce parcsls q land the ssstsf
Brosdvsy from No T6 Broadway 70 No t Broadway aciosvs
and u. pec. parcel. sns TIE sstsr and -ssss
aides 81 Nassau IRON No - Esrssn Ne
srss ncss and also al the ts parcels q s< he
Dutch all the lots pass Of lane
the westerly OF William street from No. " william
80 III liam csrsJ together With the The
sy .ds OF Wlsmslrv from No 100 William 10 20. if'
William street. nclusvs end also all the ois parcels o.
90 Of Gold from No 81 DOH So ~
Cod street Inclusive, creeping No. - God street
And also all the lots OF and 90 tAs uohsf
souther Of BuTn between the ssss VI Ysafi
street And the westerly EIDE OF Frout street
the further aohcs hat
hs Will be % ths saprs Court
OF rok Special rsru Of tbs sad Csa " b hsis
City Hall the City " Ns~ Yo the ls hossy OF Sep
tsmbsr next snx the ID day Of sspssmbsr 1891 At 10 oek u
,hs forenoon day.
MOSES MAINLAND, M
JoAs STEWART, {ec--s~ossss
isfs is REvo HANcK,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-27

For the week previous the deaths were So de-
cres,e last week "a. Summer diseases are de-
cressing in virulence,
In Boston last week, l04 deaths-s rapid In
crease Of Is over the previous report Of 70. Cor
responding week last year, 2l5 deaths, OF which
IS were from Cholera. This year Summer dis
eases are very prevalent among children; sc ofthe
lO4 were under FIVE years OF age-a greater pro
portion than in New York.
In Philadelphia last week, 1877 DEATH; week
before, 1852; decrease IS. Under ten &c; two
were over 90 years of age. Summer diseases are
waning; no Cholera.
In London for the week ending Aug. 3, the
deaths were 9l7 week before soS; average OF first
week in August for ten years l,O2li lowest in
ls4, 759 highest in ls4s Cholera) 1867. Diarrhea
for week ending Sd inst. 1876; Cholera IL, in ls49,
e26 Epidemics are mild. Mean Of the barome-
ter, 80, $50; mean temperature, 81 B. little below
the average.
In Liverpool, week ending Aug. 3, $50 deaths
an increase of ls over previous week, but precisely
the same number as in 1sI9, deducting Cholera
Diarrhea and Dysentery caused one quarter Of the
deaths. The entire increase for three weeks had
been among children.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-27
rpArENr CUTTING AND CARVING MACHINE
+ FOR WOOD AND METAL-Yhc above machine

L FOR WOOD AND METAL-fhe above machine
having thoroughly tested for more Than Two years as
paten.ee desires call the attention Of capitalists 10 hs
ssme The machine embraces the mosi perfect combination
on tbs. been Introduced for cutting
esrypg capable OF producing form shape FROM
he ne of the pattern down IL performs with the most
perfect accuracy and great dispatch every OF cub
ding ana carving Among long si OF articles may be recx
oned ths following: Cabinet and Piano-fore makers
Work blocks for calico, paper and ocoth printers, wood
type block leiiers picture frames brush handles matrices
and acsr work for carpenters In churches cosiage
e lie &c rhe economy Of time and labor by the use Of
inese machines IN furnishing much reduced coH long
lis, Of articles In the mechanical arn OF daily use ana OF
uity n well % Of luxury, WILL II oenevod, convInee
readily the most ocredulous an 10 Us vaoe properly p1i
4, Yhe saving the labor Of carving viii be 81
DE 81 Der cent ard In cutting tracer carpenserS and
cSsr. ok from 100 800 per CENT and as has no nva
ia N, tins II WIN readily control the market A. regtrdsne
iseL Il 10 inconlesubg substantial one II u
slen on combination Of never before attempt
~ and one OF in best recommendations that has pass
Al moi ony the United States Patent Once but also thai Of
Gres, Britain france and Belgium, where their known
srce,s A. regards American inventions precludes the
idea that this IL other than novelty.
Tbe paieniee DESTROYS OF either taking partner csPh'
BILE OF the business IN this city and having the
cessary cspi. carry on, or he viii sell part or whos
otbe Btaes or undivided half OF the patent
France or Belgium, to which countries machine VIII be
sen In few day under the guidance OF skr mechanic
Any person DESTROYS OF entering into The same and nav.
Inc Ire reourie Qualifications the Inventor would be happy
10 see between the hours OF 10 AN and N a the ONCE
NJ Worrn Co.'S iron foundry and machine shop, Is Elm.
n where be Will give any information or show the machine
IN operation. Ijy25HI ISAAC n. SINGER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-27
PROPOSALS.
CR0Ton AQuRpuCr pKPAHrmRrr..

- sealed proposals viii be received Al lie once OF
Department Rotunda Park, IN he 50 OF September mex,
oeloch r. M al which hour ihey will DO opened fJr
the necessary excavation for oe OF II inch water pips
10 Ne laid In The third from Seventy ninth ghty
SIKH Streets and for lire OF inch pipes Ia Eighty aka
street from Third Fourh avenue the eneh 70 be fscl
deep ard Of SUFFICIENT MIDI 10 enable the caulk.t
nienly TO make The jops.-The contractor viii be 70
CURED 70 lower The Pipe In TIE trench aud put laem 10
ae,her ready for the kes for which p0rpOse derks
will be furnished BY The Department. be viii also he
Qulrsd 10 I'll In tie trench with good eah where rocks
shall have been taken out 10 clean up and cara swy al
roek wsspes and rubbish, and 10 leave The Avenue a1c
graded In good order and eso TO make many
lateral trenches 10 the curbstone a. may be ordered ff
the purpose OF setting FIRE hydrsn,a- Proposas will state
The price Der nea foot for the excavation Tndvenue
where Ia mostly rock and for ghy sKh sUee where
htie rock will be found. Not more than month vii
be allowed TO complete the Job ,fer signing the contract
and the Department the night Of rejecting all The
bids de- med incompatible with Tie public ntefess Au'
quit q, 1850 NICHOLAS DEAN,
aus tS3 Presidept Croion Aqueduct OspsrtfnL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-27
We also make the following comparisons Of the
chief diseases:
Fourth Rssk An Aso.,f


In le47, Typhus or Ship Fever prevailed TO
considerable extent, and caused some alarm. II
will be observed that the old enemy Consumption,
is holding high rate at present. Cholera lnfsn-
tum is still virulent bat shall look for slow and
sure reduction IL this cool weather continues. No
Cholera.
The weather has been very changeable, but in
the main cool enough for the season. The follow
ing is the range OF the thermometer at noon for the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-27
OF REPAIRS AND SUP.

nRPARTmEHT OF REPAIRS AND SUP.
DPLIES-TO PARTNERSHIPS proposals Will be
received at the Office Of the Commissioner OF Repairs and
Supplies basement No New City Hal, rnil Wednesday,
2th of August 1850 at u O'Clock M. al which time they
vii he publicly opened, for painting The City Hall sps
cbcson OF the painting required TO be done and al ini1r
nation IN regard thereto be bad at the Office Of the Sd
perinenoent Of Repairs to Public Buildings No 10 Ezs
beb, Security Will be required double the Of
contract B-Blank estimates will be furnished elmer
of the above Offices WIN ADAMS,
au2U CON- OF Repairs ana supplies.
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CORPORATION NorICx.-

I EVAPORATION NOTICk.-Pubnc notice 1.
nefepy given, TO The owner owners occupant on o.
iPu OF al houses and lots, improved or unimoroved
aaeeeo merely, that The following Assessmepis have
pe.ed by The Assessora and are od eed IN ~
". sne Bureau OF Asssssments for examination bv All
po.o mseresed yiz-ror Filling In Seventeen th-si he
~ saSn Include ali The several ouses and ot.
o. vechnt io pieces and parcels OF lard
on pom hoes OF sevenieenthft boy cen Avenn. n $50
we Esst nveI. All persons whose Interests arc $780,
n me spoue FAMED Assessments and who are 10
me sne OF eiInst o. nen are requested present bsy
objection, IN wiring 10 The undersigned at their Office M
ball Of hecord within thirty days from the date OF hi.
neuee. SAMUEL II. DE MOYT,)
r " NICHOLSON, Assessors.
Office, Bureau OF Asssssnents Street Depsrtment A.,
gusI24, 1850 au2l i0t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-27
CTRKKT DEPARTMENT, No. 4H.n ORR

STREEF DEPARTMENT, No. 4 Hall OF Record,
S-Corporsuon Nouce.-fhe following notice has been
adopted by the Common Council RssoIssd Thai Pier on
piles be ba Al the foot OF weoiy sxthst North River
under tse direction OF The Street Commissioner ne said
fei 70 oe ihree hundred eet 70 engh from the bukhsad
on the westerly SIDE Of Eleyenhsye lnd 10 Be 40 FEST 10
width and ths the Street ComIssioner sfye re potcs
required BY law 70 be given 70 The propnelors OF o of
lard lying opposite 70 where The SAID ef IA eted 10 he
bull unle 10 the confirmation Of The ssre suo 10 beaY
theif proportions OF le coat thereof Adcod oSrd
Of Aldermen, Aug ., 1850 Edopad Ire eokr5 Of sss
ULD, Apg lSsei approved by me kisyor Aug . isA
JOHH DODGE, s,res. c mn s.iooer
ASSua le, isso ,uI7s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-27
CORPORATION NOTIFICATIONS no

CORPORATION N0rICK.-Pubnc nonce u
Whereby given TO the owneri, occupsaI or oc
cupants OF all houses and lots improved or unmproved
lands affected hsreby following ssssssnsnu have
been compeed BY the sssessors aud are oiged 10 tne
ONCE OF the Bureau Of Assessments for examination By al
persous Interested For tagging the Sidewalk o. Gland s.
from he soustealerly OF chrysiest 10 s9 Grand
The limits embraced BY such sssessm, nI include sthe
several houses and lots Of ground vacant lots pieces and
parcels Of land situated the souherly side OF Grand st.
tetvssn Chrysue 81 and point 100 feet aud inches east
efV nerehom All persons whose Interests Affected
BY he absveuamed assessments and who are opposed 10
same OF either Of them requested to present their
Hal Of Redords WI bin thirty DAYS fom the dale OF mis-
roiee. SAMUEL III DE MOTT - ~
FRANCIS MIC 6OLsONi Auessora
ISAAC WIN SMITH,
a. 1850 an2i Ion
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-27
nEPARTmEny OF REPAIRS AND SUP.

IlEPAHTWENT UF HEPAIHS AND bUf'
DPLIES.-TO TlNNEN.-sesled proposals will DO re-
ceved the Office Of .be CommIsoner OF Repair, and
Supplies basement No: west end OF New CITY Hall un;
be publicly opened for recoppehng the roof Of the Cay
Hall model AID specification ofIhe work, and materials
required to be nshed be had the Office Of tbs So
perintendent Of Repairs Public Buildings No i9 Eliza
beth street.
Security will be required double the amount OF the
tracts aud all the old material 10 10 be reserved for the city
~ g. Blank estimates can be had al either the above
named ofhces WIN ADAMS,
,u20 Commssioner ofRepsiTs snd Supplies
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-27
CITY ITEMS.

HEALTH OF THE CIrY.-The following, from the
record in the office of the City Inspector, is the
Weekly Report of Deaths in the City and County
Of New. York, from the 18th day of August to the
s4th day Of August, 1850
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-27
CR0rON AQuKDUCT pKPARTMKNT. no.

CROrON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT., RIO
NTUNDA PARk.-fO SEWER BUlLDERS-Ssaled
Proposals indorsed Proposal for SIKH avenue"
will be received the Office Of the Croton Aqneduct De
partne nj upu Tuesday Sept al o'clock IN 10 o9o
sewer Sixth and Forty a. from me ere'
In Fore,h al through sixthavenue to fory.tnho 70
nor, IN Fortv.ibrd.st us feet wee OF Fthavenue, Ia
9Th shout The plan and specih cations OF the
sewer and ali other information be obisined on appi
estiop 10 The Wafer Purveyor this ofice-August,
1880 NlChOLhs DbAN,
snH IM President Croton Aqueduci Dept
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-27

EOR sALk- A new Net, go yards .oss 100 mach
deep iren sno qusrier mach, Dag in ne center 10
heInp lwine Apply, 100 Hsssr 10 The rear, Sd story
JOHN JONES sD.f9g'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-27

cTREBT DEPARTMENT., No Hall OF Records.
Sealed Proposals will bs received at tho street. Com
ms,ioners un N ondsy, August % 1880 ats O'Clock,
Pm 70 flag space feet vide In the sidewalks OF TWEEN
~ sixth and wentI seventh from he Sixth TO Seventh
svenue flag space feet wide on The westerly Side
walk of Filth avenue between Fifteenth and Sixteenth s
10 fag space feet wide on the westerly Sidewalk OF
Ruieersp from Water to South Plans specifications
and all information thereto be had on application TO the
Contract Clerk OF the Depsrtment-Aug 10, ESQ.
ans n JOHN T DODGE Street Commissioner.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-27
EnnrnhATIur NurIOk.-raOne aoaee !. aers

EUhPUhATlUN NUT1Ck.-fuohc noucehher
Nby given, 10 The or owners occupant or occu
pants Of sl houses and lou improved or unimproSed
lands Affected thereby, thai the following Assessments have
been completed by the ASSESSOR and lodged 10 the OF
hce OF The Bureau Of Assessments for exsmnsuon by oil
pertors In erestei, via For laying new and feayin2
Old bridge stones for crosswa at lheuteecons OF Ess
fourieenlhsL Ess, Fifteenth st. East slxteenthsL East
Seventeenth Of and UnioDplsce. The limits embraced ~
such Assessment Include all the several houses and los OF
ground vacant lots pieces and parcels OF land sused 90
both sides Of Yourh-sve between Eaat Thirteenth sDd
Eat Foureenth and the esstery aide between East
Fifteenth and Elst Eighteenth ss the westerly side OF
University place. between East fifteenth and East Seven.
eenih on both sides OF Broadway, between East Sew
eneepth and East Eghleenh ss the touhery aide Of
East Fourteenth 81 between University place and Ffb-
ave. on the norhery SIDE OF East Fourteenth a. boh aides
OF East feenih, East Sixteenth and East Seventeenth
between Irving place and Fifth AL persons whose in-
eiesu are Affected by the sbovensmed AssemenIs and
VINO are opposed &c the same either Of lhem
quesed 70 present their objections In writing TO the under.
signed al tneif office Hall OF Records within thirty days
nom tne Gale OF his notce-Ofhce Bureau Of Lstess-
mems, Street Department Aug II, 1850
SAMUEL II. DE MOTIF
,-,. FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors
soHlo' ISAAC WIN. SMITH,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-27

(,RO1OY AQUEDUCT DEPARrMEST-Io SEWER BUILD
proposals ndorsed Proposal for Gre-ne
received the Office Of the CrotOn Asiuct p-Pau
eut RoiuniA, PARK. until Froay September O. ls6 a. O'Clock
from the Sewer Clinton place
10 with OF Wave pe, l-ng about 35 feet The
psu Of and specifications Of toe work an al other nf
nation obtained application to the Water Parvsof a. tvs
Arrust Vi 100 NICHOLAS DEAN,
au27 lot President Croton Aqueduct Department
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STREEr DEPARTMENT., No Hall ofReeordI
S-seeltd Proposals will be received a. the Street
Comnissoners Office until Tu .sday, August a. 1885, at
o'clock M: To regulate and grade Fourteentn-st from
Yeu,h-svenue 70 The bulkhead on the extreme lne OF e
civ Plans specifications and all information thereto can
be bad on application to the Contract Clek OF this Depart
menf-Iueustie 1850 JOHN T. DODGE,
sn93 Al Street Commits ioner.
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CTRBEr DBPARTMENT, No. Hall OF Records
S-sealed Proposals will be received at the Street
Conmssioners Office until Mondsy Sept 2, 1850; TO hl
the lois OF ground Thirteenth and Fourteenth sis
Avenue and Avenue B, both good and Wholesome earth
10 regulate and grade Seventh avenue from 10
Twenreth-st. Plans, specifications and al lniormauon
thereto can be had on application the Contract Clerk OF
this Depsrtm ent-Aug. 20, 1850. JOHN T. DODGE.
ans i0t Street Commissioner
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CORPORATION NOTICES
,0l,aRP0RAfiON nOrIUR.-Pubnenotice Is hsre.

CONFEDERATION NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sre
n,n Of ali houses and lots improved unimproyed snds
sseet.d merely that following have been
eou plerd by the Asaors and lodged In The oce OF
he saresu Of ASSESSMENTS for examination By oil parsons
Interested viz. FOR building sewer Ia Th'riy-hrs.a
nom sewer In Lexington 10 point 100 iee ~esl o
Yhrdsv The limits embraced By such szsessmsutnent
iii he several houses and lots Of ground vacant o pieces
and parcels OF land suaed on boh SIDES Of rory hst
he essterly side OF LexingoRsyen1e. besyeon fhr'
let, and ThifiySecond streets All persons whose
insrests are Affected by the above named assessments
md who are opposed 10 the same, or ether OF then
are requested TO present their objections n writing 10 he
nrd.rligped al their Office No Hall OF Records, within
thrty osys from The date Of his rot Once Bureau Of
Ls,essu ents, Street Department August IL 1850.
SAMUEL H. De MOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON Assessofr.
,uI7 10, ISAAC WH SMITH,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-27

CORPORATION NOrICE-PRoPOsALs FOR
" OIL-Propossf will be received by the Commits
sioner OF Streets and Tampa al bis once No New Guy
Hail. until fueadsy Sept Sd al O'Clock r sfter watch
time will be rece,ved Tor furnishing he Corporation
Of tie City OF NewYork win thousand gallons OF
tvoe mis- per gallon for the empty casks returned Sam
pes be to the oil bouss No lz9 Mercefs on OF
before Monday Sept 20 al IL NJ. The estims;es will be
opened by The Commissioner at bis Office on Wednssday
Sept Ah at IL O'Clock u. B-Blsnk estimates can
be bad atihe Office Of the Commissioner.
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