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The New York herald., 1851-11-12

A CHALLENGE IN THE SUN OF sIGo-oPEN FOR
"A week-To all Sale makers In the United stas wis
do not mske infringe Wders Patent rsht which
have enjoyed and furnished to the public with all the
provements since was hrst patented The result Of
raj former trials when fairly tesed with other Safes
the accidental hrs which have brought
with other Safes has deservedly placed
msnder SAFE by far ahead Of all similar
protectors In order that the public have further
opporu nifty Of judging whether their verdict rendered
favor Of my Safe has been correct one propose
ther fair and impartial trial upon the foowing condi
tons FIRST committee Of respectable eitzens TO be
lectsd las hereafter be agreed upon to conduct the
trsl Second. Each party accepting and entering
terms in writing. 20 furnish ,ad committee with given
number Of parties who have purchased Safes
and have them In Third The committee select
makers OF size ths the maker
cannot be allowed TO manufacture expressly
or heat as such suspicion has always Az
taohed tsef 10 all tests Of Safes The public
not interested 20 tbow who make Safe 10 stand
blast furnace or blow pipe heat the LONGEST But IL IL Of
vsst importance TO the whole commercial world know
who furnishes them with safe which proves the
natural accidental fire. such would be bsoted
in the burning Of store house factory other building
Fourth The ommittee 10 conduct the render
port in writing by publication. SILAs G. HERRINQ
New York, Nov. 10, 1851.
The New York herald., 1851-11-12
BOARDING AND LODGINGS.

WIDOW LADY, HAVING A COMFORTABLE AND
IA pleasant home, about Ave miles from the city, is desir
taking three children, where they would
parental would take two 10
| Har 1fh
The New York herald., 1851-11-12

WANTED-BY A REsPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN
" aStuation ss Nurse and seamstress is first
shirt maker would be willing TO do obsmoerwcrk and
ng Good city reference. Apply at S7 Twelfth street.
AyenueA.
The New York herald., 1851-11-12
A MAGNIFICENT GALLERY OF OIL PAINTINGs.-

pIANoFoRTEs AT AUCTIoN-R. c. KEMP WILL
sell at suction TO cash advances Thursday next
November 18TH at ~ o'clock at the hall
way Casino formerly the Chinese Museum $50 Broadway
between Spring and Prince streets eight
panoortes worth from three hundred to six hundred dol
good reputation, AID which particularly worthy
attention ofthose in want OF good instruments they
all warranted by the max the when pr
vse sale May be examined on the morning Of sale. Pur
cbhsers wahing to send their pianos
them boxed and shipped good order ~ charges
NEW YORK HORSE BAZAAR, 81 CROSBY STREET,
~ Auction sale Of Horses Carriages Harness. Saddles
&c, every Monday snd Wednesday at IL o'clock Persons
having property to dispose of will please call and
registered. JOHN IL. GArFIELD Proprieter.
The New York herald., 1851-11-12

WANTEp-BY RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT
w womsn situation IS good plain Cook, and good
washer and roner Good city reference be given, by
eslng at 3 Third avenue, Fifteenth street. floor
ever the sLos ttore,
The New York herald., 1851-11-12

@. BAGLEY co, MANUFACTURERS OF GOLD
fens Gold and silver Pen and Pencil Cases, and Pa.
of the celebrated Cases Noe sg and M
New York.
The New York herald., 1851-11-12

RESTAURANTS.
- LIE Y'S.-THE PROPRIETOR OF THIS Dis
nsue Restaurant will permit himself
either in the variety Of his deoaoes style OF
or msnner of serving them at table, The extensive bus
ness done by Mr. Shelley justhes him In the most lavish
expenditure for costly and decae suited to
the most fastidous Epicursan. N B.-Caviar the
Volga, kulligatawny from Madras.
CHELLEY's-PARTRIDGEs, QUAILs, sNIPE, WOOD
~ cock Terrapin, Venison, Turtle steak Caviar Frogs
Lobster la grand Bashaw Riz de vean Amourette Dag
nean sanoeon LYONS Pate de Foe Curried rrog
Curried Fish, Cnrred Chicken hayonase dc volale Pou
let In Bordelsse &c. &C. 60 prepared few establish
ments have the means of preparing.
SHELLEY'S OYSTER DEPARTMENT is SUPPLIED
~ with those delicate Bay oysters much
sought after by those who fasdous the choice
Nss ALSO the Saddle Rocks, Mil Ponds shrewsburya
shark Rivers Tumecoek Bays, East Rivers Princes Bays
Be-, &c. hulligatawny Soup.
CHELLEY's LADIES' DEPARTMENT, Tn TRANCE ONE
- door this side Of Christ Church. In Anthony street.
out Of Broadway where ladies and gentlemen returning
from e theatre partak Of prepared
bill comprising eli the ssasonsbe decaoes
and served In handsome private apartments.
The New York herald., 1851-11-12

WANTED-BY A REsPECTABLe YOUNG GIRL,
w situation IS ChambermGd. Bias no objection to 4
general homework. Has amiabe temper, and tax
osre of children. Inquire at 357 Greenwich street,
The New York herald., 1851-11-12

c-es--..rs----ry---.e
THE CELEBRATED PRInA DONNA AND PROBES
In sir rns sigEora Eliza Yalentni. gives her
lrsons at ladies residences She will promptly attend the
applications made BY letter. Hotel Pelorn, Whitehall
street rear Tie Bsry where che can be seen every even
ing Che has list Of seventy ladies whom she has taught
durin two years residence In New York.
MIR. OTTO MULLER, TEACHER OF TIE PIANO
W forte and sngng will give lessons his residence 5S
Broadway In part of the city Tuition by the medium
Of the English, German. OF French Language.
MUsIC-A LADY EXPERIENCED IN TEACHING
l wishes TO obtain some pupils on the panotorte, and
supr whom she would attend at their houses.
moderate terms.
DIANos TUNED FOR sEvENTY-FIyE CENTS, BY
II experienced hand at the business Orders left
through the post addressed Piano Tuner at Corsone
Dyeng Establishment S5 Bovery nest door the corner
Of Fourth sstreet At Newark avenue, Jersey City
promptly and efficiently performed.
DIANos FOR SALE, CHEAP-A SPLENDID JENNY
Lind Piano 6% octayes IN rosewood oase hss been nssd
short time bus in good order and hne tones will b.
cold at moderate price, Apry At ll2 Bank street. second
floor.
The New York herald., 1851-11-12
MISCELLANEOUS,

NOTICE TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IN WRI
ting will be received by the subscriber Wednes
day 18th inst for opening and grading Graad
Atlantic avenue to Dean street. in the Ninth the city
the work to be completed before the ls
OF December, 1881 E. BELKNAP, 62 Wall at.
The New York herald., 1851-11-12

CORNELIAN RINGs-25o DoZ. JUST RECEIVED AND
~ for sale by ALFRED PLUNKErT Importer l0l vii
1isu natra
The New York herald., 1851-11-12
IN INSTRUCTION..

A LADY. WHO Is ACCUSTOMED TO TEACHING. AMI
N who csrshe Of tdvanoing children quickly In writin
and arithmetic slto OF grounding them we'll In English
The ruemente of French and Music anxious TO
fev scholars Testimonials will be found very
Please tddrt ss II. O., 1s9 Mott street.
The New York herald., 1851-11-12

III r. WILLARD, AUCTIOEEER.-OIL PAINTINGS,
II Just received from France and will be sold with ou
reserve on Wednesday evening Nov H. At o'clock st Hoo
ptrs Sales Room $40 Brosdway II Willard, Auctioneer
will fell at aueto1 above 30 Oil Paintings, rich gilt
frames, Just received Catalogues ready at Saes Room.
The New York herald., 1851-11-12

"ANTED-A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE
w wtmap that in the habit of nursing tIemen and
ladies' O. lsdies after confinement Please call No. 2I
Mulberry street.
The New York herald., 1851-11-12

III Il. E.WIlLAkp. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS CAR
ptts rier and Msntcl Glasses, &s.-H Z. willard
A9stnfer wiz .S at auction on Thursday morning at
lVT oclocK at 10 Broedr entrance in Warren street.
the furniture contained in the upper of the dwelling
house consisting of Pier and Mantel Glasses Carpets
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-07

Mokain. Jr, vas entirely de stroyed BY Ere on FRI
day OF last week. Mrs. Potter had left her furniture
IN the house, which was burned with L. Loss about
$500 uninsured.
u The Receivers of the Peoples Bank of
Paterson are {. :. Van Wagner Jacob Van Arsdale,
ano William F. Day
~ The family of Mrs. Bell, in Trenton,
VS. poisoned Oh Friday last, by eating pudding IN
which quantity of arsenic had been put by mistake
for SaleratuS. 4 physician called IN. who I'M
med laiey administered al anildote and AT last sc-
counts the family were dong well.
~ The Peach season Is now about over.
though some poor specimens OF the frult may stu
be seen IN market. over 10000 baskets. averaging
81 - each, have been sent from Morris county,
and consumed IN Newly ork.
u Two new associations of Sons OF
Temperance have been duly instituted IN sussex
County during the week, VIZ the Vantage Lodge,
No 1874, at Beenervllle, and the klttinny Valley
Lodge, No. l22, at Deckertown. Both Of the Lodges
open under highly encouraging auspices.
r. TIE State Ga>ete saws One of our
citizens related to Us yesterday very striking case
Of presence Of mind IN little girl about IL wears
old. The Young man who was recently shot by the
accidental discharge OF a gun has been, since the
accident III MOTsvIlle He has been mendng rap
IDLY. but few days ago one of the arteries com
menced bleeding prOfuScly. The little girl was the
only person present and tried IN every possible way
TO stop the bleeding. until finally she stuck her niger
into the wound TIL she got Il upon The onhce OF me
artery and held II there some two hours until the
ARRIVAL of Dr. Coleman. by whom the artery was ,led
Up. Ii IS said that the man would have died IN few
minutes had It not been for the presence of mind az
the little girl Tie was very much exhausted.
II The Wings of Essex County have
nominated the following ticket
For >crator-SrErHEN CoNGAR, OF Newark
For ASSeHJly-John G. Beardsley. of CLINTON
Beach Vanderpool, oil Newark William VI. san
ford. of Belevile SIlas Merchant OF Newark Cal
win : Dennis, OF Newark PhIlp Kingsley, OF Or
ange John Mum. Of Bloomfield James :. Bel. Of
Railway: Joseph 81 Osborn of Westheld.
For Sterif-Wiliam Person of Orange.
FIR Co~0nerS- Matthias J. Snyder OF Clinton WI.
liam Il. Williams. OF Orange DAVID W. BALDWIN, oil
Newark
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NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

WHO NoMiNAIIoN.-The Essex County
Wig Convention net on Saturday and nominated
DR. STEPHEN Congsr. Of Newark. as their candidate
for state Senator
II Shields, who plead guilty on the trial
of Thomas for burglary, mas been sentenced TO IL
wears imprisonment al hard labor.
- The Newarkers propose to try plank
Ing instead OF pavement for their streets
u On Wednesday last William \.
carrbeu. d D was installed as Professor Of Blbh-
cal Criticism IN the Seminary al New-BrunswlcA.
IL The following persons were elected
Directors Of the Bo<dentoWn Bank on the i instant
w. John L. Mcknight, Thomas CormIck, Charles
N,ckle GarTet :. Cannon and Henry H. Longs'reet,
NJ d Of Bordensown. ard Joseph VAIN. OF Mercer
County, and John Meirs. Of Monmouth County. Al
a subsequent meeting the following oflcers were
appointed. VIZ John L. Mcknight, Esq, President
George GsSkill. Cashier Garet :. Cannon, Attor-
ney and Samuel {. Forker, Clerk The business
OF the Bank Is expected to be commenced about Isl
OF November
" A dwelling house in Newton town
ship Belonging, to Ms. Potter. and cecup'ea by A.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-07

| svp maintain the following principles OF gov
Gmeoo.,,,ical administration OF the affairs oil Do'h
ao,a National Governments.
21e az .crnunfabnty Of AL public officers and
Asu' e,erence 10 the limitations OF power as
s.osc,;h.G ny the CONSTITUTION, 49, ;,,.
60 concentrations by Congress Tor the IN
Lpt'o,. ot important MYERS and the baroors on
~ cost and lake Naofes, 50 as 10 SN' j."
800 .s,rt, 10 naNlg tii0n. ,.
deSsea .,eciior OF American industry, by discrm-
..ag .uies on foreign imPufis 50 a. 70 tn S
| a. ga and manufacturing enterprise; 'He'c-
ge ~ .,e American labor beyond the pauper
4 49,. so,opc. furnishing tome market ior 'he
sov. ,enculture, and promoting sPirt oil
atom rfepetoeHco ...o 81 s,,,.,a ,,5,c,.l
EN- all secure more prompt Impartial ana
axn,,.t.e administration OF justee Throughout
ne s,s' .,h system Of re'renchmeut IN CITY, town,
~, s;stc expenditure. whereby the exOf-
coWH ton heretofore imposed upon the people,
may oe IRON 70 Office Of capable honest and patri-
-. ,oes ID loa the state and National Govern
",i .ou,6 specie-paymg home currency, whereby
-, ..fgfai. meclanics. and commercial inter
~ csr ave facilities for business operations. with
az 10 loans a eyorD.Jant rates OF interest
Sor tbr sses Of non-resiGents or from banking m
..trton, Dt,ted ln other states.
. Il, q. Tina. We are opposed TO the extension
= slave. over territories nOw free. or the enact
ment o. az ~ imposing involuntary serVtude' eX-
cert for crire. o.-..
u Rss. ~. hat we VII, supper al the provisions
,,hs ION and AL laws 81 Congress passed
" r,f OF slavery, aid declared Constitutional
~ he rli al Tribunals OF the country nersrfheiess
- Setl. D. me unQuCstOna)!e nghi Oh every citizen
,ocanyass tie merits Of ,vefy endctmefll ana II
,nd 20 he unjust oppressive, or OF dououui expedl-
~ IN ,droca.e their modification or repeal.
a P.S,,4d That the presen, national admnistTa,
80, Is c5l.ted 10 the confidence OF the wings ol
w,.ro,.. ior :he consummdte AGILITY manlieste0 N
". ,ns,,reueot Of our affairs Wlth foreign govern
osots n. sympathy with me oppressed OF olher
1.Ss aI1 - adyocacy of pubic policy 50 impefa-
--Sly deranded by the agricultural, manufacturing,
r.rc,al interests OF The whole country.
{ PssoI.sj. That we deem inc sneedy completion
The <nx md Wisconsin River, Improvement a
srk m u, irh our whole state j. deeply interested
sd ma attempts to defea' that OBJECT by squan-
Ssneg or ,risappying the fund devoted TO that pur
zoe should meet with he decided opposition OF the
oeope 5000:
s. Res y That We deprecate al attempts to III
induce distinctions Oi nationality, seclarlanlsm or
r,rty DO ifc. IiO the administration OF the pubic
Shoots nr management of the school FUNDS ana
Ia, the recent attempt 10 bring the Office OF state
Sgperu'cI dent INTO the arena OF party pontlcs, by
,fs actoa I'd political conventions. shouldDe ifo"ned
mon BIZ tne ,nOd ctzcns Of the state of ali parties
: Res. s5 That entertaining these views, we
f,,m II trerDedient TO make nomination for state
SpeTiU's nrtif
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sale. of TELEGRAPH stock.

WASHINGTON. Monday, Oct @, ISL.
Sales at auction were made on Saturday OF $3.50
worth of Washington and New-OrleanS Telegraph
Stock At $l5 B. per share
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The schooner {. +. A. Cole has arrived here with
Havana dates to the Goth RICE was selling at lOtn
H. reals. EXCHANGE had improved. sixty day
BILLS l. b cent FREIGHrS were very dull.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-07
Sr,RRrD Ply FEMALE.-A colored man
INorrsrs nv rHr CoRoNrR-An inquest

was on SUNDAY held at No III Sxteenth-St upon the
body Of Edward Jackson, native OF England, IS
wears of age. who died suddenly early on sunday
morning from hemOrThage Of the lungs. verdict
according with this fact was rendered by the Jury.
An inquest was also held on Sunday at the foot OF
Water.St. t. r.. upon the body of an unknown man
found drowned III the dock at that place, by Nr.
Charles Rogers, residing al No. 81 Ridge-St YER
diet OF death by drowning was rendered by the Jury.
No description of the body was appended TO the
ineulSlilOn paper.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-07
By Telegraph to the New-YOrk Tribune.
-arpc Failurc-Thc Boston Money Market &c.

LdT-F
BosroN, Monday Oct q. 1871.
The firm of Dexter, Harrington & Co, wholesale
grocers, failed this forenoon with liabilities amount
ing to about half 4 million dollars. Much OF their
paper is endorsed by firm IN Salem.
The money market IS generally reported easier
this morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-07


The total sales Of COTTON yesterday 5000 bales
Nlddlrng Is quoted at lie. Other descriptions are OK
trem.ly duh CORN scarce al i7d1Oc GUNNY BAGS are
TO- and the supply small Business generally dnl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-07
SAMUEL II DE MOTIF
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors
o6 iW ISAAC WM. SMITH,
S,TREET DEPARTMENT. No.

ISHal Of Records -PJ BIIC NOTICE The C)mms-
sioners appointed by the COMMON COUNCIL pfe'ise
the grades the and Avenues the upper and
partially improved sections of the city. invite tue attend
ance If persons interested the grades OF he Streets ana
Avenues between 2 and 5ld SITS and the East and Hud
son RIyers the Office of EDWIN SMITH, CITY Surveyor,
No TryOn-row, on WEDNESDAY, the 9Th inst. ~
O'Clock p NJ state their OBJ ectons approval % the
grades reported and adopted for tins section II
the Commss iOners Dated New-York, Oct I, 1851.
Of Il. r.,
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Arrival OF tho Georgia at New-Oriean>. from
Havana-Relea>e OF Capt. Ellis, one OF the
American Prisoners.

NEW-ORLEANs, Oct. ), 1851.
The steamship Georgia has arrived At TINS port IN
A. hours from Havana Her news Is OF no Importance
further than the that Capt. Ellis, of the
cent IN. aders has been released from prison.
The t. ; steamer Saranac, and ships Albany and
Decatur, were at Havana.
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nenth Of a Distinguished Citizen of BaItimore

BALTIMORE, Monday, Oct. d, 1851.
James : Beatty. nd old and althy Baltimore
merchant, died here last night.
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The Fire AnnihiIa,or

10 M FlI'0'5 o. v ~, 7 f-s5.n-
Being constant readt- of YOUR v,,.,,J.
Daily. have become interested = uh,, r.. -
published relating to the use Of Phh.,, Err. -.
mlator. and am deslrsus OF ayallrs myser. ,,,h.-.
vantage ofusing II for the protection of my p 80
wish to be well satisfied OF the utility OF the az
ratus before invest my money however small TN
sum may prove 10 oe) in the purchase. What wish
inquire Is. why The yenGers OF this wonderful
chine do no, prepare themselves and come ont iats
the streets of the CITY, and whenever Gre iouad
raging and buildings m full process OF being Goa
sumed thereby. put the Fire AnnlhilatoT 20 wotk
and e; the public know what power II has over the
DESTROYING element. Ii seems very NANTES, thai
such 4 method o. exhibiting the macnine would W
altogether more satisfactory than a simple statement
that -four barrel Of shayings. when well ON Ere hai
been saved from entire confagranon. Ok
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Corporation Notices.
CORPORATION NOTICE.-PubIic no.

~ tee IS hereby gwen 10 the owner owners occa-
pant or occupants all houses and lots improved %
improved lands affected thereby that the following As
ses>ments have been completed Nv the AssessOrs and are
lodged N tie office Of the Bureau of Assessments or evan
nation bv all persons interested va For BUILDING
A SEWER ~ FRANKLIN ST. from Broadway TO the
Sewer Chapel-st The limits embraced by such ASSESS
ment include all the AL houses aud lots Of ground.
vacant lots pieces aud parcels of LAID situated bo,a
side Of franklin between Broadwa, and Chapel and
on both sides Chnrch-st between Leonard aud White sts.
All persoOs whose interests affected BY the above
named assessments. and who opposed 10 the same.
or either of them are requested t. present their obec
tons in writing. the undersigned, at their Office.
No Hall OF Records, within thirty days from the date
s notice Office Bureau Of Assessments Street Depart
ment. oct I, 1851 - - - -
SAMUEL " DE MOTIF
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-07

SCHryLER GUARD.-EXtensiye arrange
men,s are being made by this company for their an
uual target excursion. They leave Brooklyn on
Tuesday next, at ! O'Clock, and accompanied by
Changers Band, proceed to New-Brunswick Dy
steamboat It is their intention to return TO Brook
lyn on the following Thursday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-07
Frost in Mississippi.

NEw-ORLEANs, Oct. ). ISL
frost Is reported IN Lower Mississippi on the
10Th uli., Inch nipped the Cottoncro considerably
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-07
CROTON AOUEDUCT DEPART

u MENT TO CONTRACTOR eaicd Proposals,
lulorsed Proposal for building Se"sr IA sith-st,
vii he received the Office 81 the Ct io Aiusdaet De-
rar'rpenl fKotunda, Parl until wEDNEsDAf t2e es
dzt OF cto er 1851 az O'Clock. VI liquid ~ IN.
v1,o The uscessare RECEIVING BAssNS ana I l.
VFRTs Al THIRTY -SEFENIH-sIhEEi ron mo- Dsn -,
10 no,ut ID leer west-teing IN length tiNut 20
The ban 81 the Sever and SPECIFICATIONS ioi " Duuns
~ he sane and an other information relathz s
l.. otsned on asp.Icaton 10 the Contract CisfA' AZ hs
YOrA sept q, I'D! .,,.,,or .c nrAx
..l--. -. f..n.n, AnnelIct Dslaftf.eLt.
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CORPORATION NOTICE. Public

notice Is hereby gwen that ye'ltl"h mas oefn PIE.
sened N the Board Of ASSISTANT Aldsrmen T oEn IN
All r1sons Interested having objections thereto are re-
quested present ihe sane n wntns stang ae.
0ct q is5l -Croion Aqueduct Department, Sept e. lo.
seo 10, NICHOLAS DEAN. President
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-07
Markets CHARLES
Nlarkefs..N EW-ORLE

Our CoTroS market is languid. The sales yeSter-
day were 500 bales at &c (d9kc.
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CORPORATION NOTICE. Public

" nstce hereby "a the owners. occu-
pant Or occupants Of all Housesand Lots improved
improved Lands affected thereby that the following As
essents have been completed by the Assessors and are
lodged IN Office Of The Bureau of Assessments of eS
animation, DIV all persons nteresedt w f0I hf,l la
TING aud GRADING EIGHTY SECOND STREET,
between 2d and 5h-sys. The limits embraced by such
Assessment include all the several Houses and Lots u
Ground lots and parcels Of Land situated
on both side, OF SD st. between ID and jhavs and on
both sides OF 9Th and easery side Of fhay between
gst and 83dss All persons whose interests are Affected
BY Assessments and who opposed 10
the same either Of them requested 10 present their
objections writing 10 the Undersigned at Their once,
No Hail o Records within thirty days from the date %
thls noce.-OfhCe Bureau Of Assessments street DO
n1rment. Oct 1, 1851 - - - $500.
SAMUEL H. DE MOTIF
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AQTEDUCT DEPART.

" MENT.-TO CONTRACTORs-sealed proposals,
indorsed Proposal for building sewe, IN Sth-1 VII
set Hound, pail luatil MONDAY the sth day Of Oc
tober 49, at O'Clock p NJ @ build sEWEK xi,s tho
neesssay RECEIVING BAs5S asS 70 aa stst 60. Of
ah-aS beng IN length about $50 feet The plan Of ID.
se en- and specifications Or the building OF the .ams ani
an cher fston relating thereto, be oStsaed On
annI,caton 10 tie Contract Glen. n this oce -Ne~-
York Oct 3 1851. Min OEnS,
" l@ PIessdeRi st the Ctos9a Asuedae' Oe'sraso'-