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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-15
Spanisb Negotia,ion-Judge Sharkey-The Rio
Grande War, &c.
" THIN
WASHINGTON, Friday, Nov. IA, 1851.

GPande War, NC.
Correspondence Of Tie N. Y. Tribune
WASHINGTON, Thursday, Nov. Is, 1851.
There are various rumors afloat with re.
ference TO the Spanish Minister and his negotiations
one of hich is that he is about to return. cannot
find that there is any foundation for any OF them.
What have told you with reference TO the state Of
the negotiation is correct, and there l believe it
stands at present, probably waiting some proposition
fromlMr WEBSTER
Tbere is much dissatisfaction at the appointment
Of Judge SHARKEY l do not speak now OF Free
Soil dissatisfaction, bu. that of Southern Wings
Judge SHARKEY, as an eminent Wing, welded no
,igbt degree of influence bringing into existence
and consequence the now powerful party OF seces'
sonists in Mississippi 1t may almost be said that
be was the head and front of the movement. AT any
rate he seems to have been regarded when made
President of the Nashville Convention When he
arrived at the point where he could see the end
nothing, ike keen poiltlclan--he reHreu from '"s
field.
It's not taken kindly by Southern Wings that this
man. whose hands have been so deeply imbrued In
Secession should take the palm of Office and emolu-
ment from those who have stood shoulder to the
wheel through every contest, In fair weather and
foul II is to be feared that the Administration have
made serious mistake. Jtdgs Sharkey u7U hare to
wait, horeer, until the Spanish negotiation shall have
terminated, before he tciH be recered at Harona.
Cen TwIGGs has gone to the Mexican frontier with
orders, it is said to that the Neutrality Laws Of
this country are thoroughly respected. This coun-
try would be placed in an extremely awkward and
unpleasant position should any portion Of Mexico
now apply for admission to the Union Not to say
anything of the political distraction it would occa.
sion among ourselves there is not only the Treaty,
but such are the relations of Mexico with certain
European powers holding debts against her, that any
inconsiderate move on our part might precipisate
events which, though We should deeply regret, we
could scarcely prevent. MORE ANON.
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NOTICE.-Public no.

YUM UNI lO-N 4NI L To IT - go
~ tee is hereby to the owner or owners u,
or ocunsnts of All Houses and Lots improved or uh-
.nSs affected thereby that the following Assess
reat. have 6esa completed by IN. ASSESSOR and are
lodged in tbs Office Of the Bureau OF or
SPACE FOJR FEAT WIDE in the nortnerly Side Yak
Of THIRTEENTH ST from the I'd TO ne ID ay Ihe Ill.,
md Lots Of Ground vacant Lots pieces and parcels o
Land situated the portheriy SIDE o. 800
by the sboyenamed and whose are opposed
to the same either Of them are Ie9uesseu % zen
ofcs No Hal Of Records within thirty days from the
date Of ms noticeOce Bureau Of AssesSinehs STee'
DEPARTMENT Nov. IS, 1881: ,,orr
ERANCIJs, NICHOLSON sI12h ASSESSOR
OILS lGf ISAAC WI shllh'
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Jnsuranre Companies.
O6ce Of the
III II INGH]

CROCERS' FIRE INSURANCE. Gu
" No. 81 Wall-st, corner Of Pearl-st
CAPITAL e20O.00O.
At an election held this day, the fouowln! ssnusn
we're chosen Directors Of thus. Company iof 'As sAs
year: ou..~. v1Asv
BAN son Moore, Moses Taylor, Seonge S Gsfi
Hsni b Sherman Marshall Pepoon, Francis S<iddy
Peter Martin. Alexanr n Grant, mas puI Wi..o'
Rufus Story, Asa s. Porter lanes ~ o rc.+.v
Henry Edey, Isaac T. Taylor. wnna" srupSOH
MOORE ESQ was unanimously reelected fresicehs "
the Company MlLTON Shiih' osei'~''
Eew-York, Feb. ), 1881. M.,.
EB.-This Company continues to insure Bulhnss, Nal
ehsndise Househ9l Furniture, Vessels In PERI e,
he most favorable terms Ali losses promptly Anssss
and paid.
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Remdrks.

We consider such scene as is above de-
scribed no election at all, but shameful out
rage On Right and Decency We think the re-
return should be contested before the proper
tribunals, and on the above statements being
substantiated, the pretended election should be
set aside, and a new one ordered. Ed. Trib.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-Public no.

~ tice hereby gwen 20 the owners occu,,a,
occupants Of all houses and lots improved proved
lands affected thereby that the following have
been completed BY the Assessors and lodged the
fee ofthe Bureau Of Assessments for etsmnation b All
ptrs0ns interested. VIZ For FLAGGING the NORTH
ERLY SIDEWALK of TWENTY THIRD STREET. be-
tween stav and Avenue A. The limits embraced BY such
assessment inelude all the several houses and lots Of
ground lots pieces and parcels Of land situated
the nothery side OF sd between Avenue and lst
All persons hose interests affected BY the above
named assessments and who opposed the same.
eher OF them. requested 20 present their objections m
writing TO the undersigned. at then Office. No Hall OF
Records within thirty days from the date of this notice
Office Buresu OF Assessments Street Department Nov IL
1885, SAMUEL DE MOrT)
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
mis- LOT ISAAC WIN. SMITH,
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CORPORATION NOTICE. - Public

o,s 1. hereby gwen TO the owner or owners,
aa, or occupsnts Of ali houses and lots improved or IN
improved lands affected thereby, that the following as
sessmens have been completed by the ASSESSOR ana arc
lodged n the Office Bureau Of FOR eIa
nation, by all persons Interested VIZ For LAilNSs
CROssW All x from the termination Of the one nav al
on che easfery side Of Gouveneur Market to
aide " South,s The Limits embraced by sucn $50 IS
men include the Yerry al the foot Of GJuyeyneur sup
All r4rsons whose interests affected BY the ABOVE
named assessments and who are opposed 70 me IN
x1nS 10 The undsTsrned at their Office, No Hail OF
Records within thnty days from the date 81 .gs Nov IS
Once, Bureau Of Assessments street ,IpTr
ava TpANCIS NICHOLSON, I Assessors
,islt ISAAC WIN SMITH,
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JUDICIAL.

Welch do $40 Long.treet, (Whig
Supt OF Poor --.-5al
About week before the election an INDEPEN
DENT TICKET was formed, the State ticket in OPP
position to the Castle Garden nominees and the
County ticket in opposition TO the candidates OF
the two political parties who were supposed to IA
vor the Fugitive Slave law and Hunkerlsm gene
rally There was little effort In its behalf. still about
1000 votes of the Independent ticket were found In
the ballot boxes. The ticket did not interfere with
Me Senator, but it elected three OF the County on
GERS and came very near defeating bunker Prate for
Judge The regulars laughed at first at what they
were pleased call the "Booalition ticket but 1t
% Unexpectedly " bobbed" some OF them endways
that they have become quite decent. Noshng sets
the of blaherng politician at WORK SO soon as
Now the ball has been set in motion, we propose
70 keep rolling. Why not have an g" armed neu-
tralty' here weu as down South or at castle Gar,
den Why vote any longer for creatures TO NIL
public stations whose ideas never extended beyond
office and its emoluments! Is regular pohtcal
hack Of more consequence, OF more VAue 10 the
public than modest, intelligent man, Who IN a po'
htcai caucus, stands as little chance Tor nomina-
ton as person does in beng struck ~ lightning In
q sunshlny day Who form the majority OF the
voters at the primary meetings wao make the
"regular nominations" as they are called Does
not every person Of the slightest observation Know
that they the ignorant the most inferior portion
OF the body polluc why, tntn, loHoW, VI even 80
much as heed them any longer Can any principle
be more evident than that RieHT is thousand times
more important than mere party
II the Wing party wish to be In MAJORITY and 10
be worthy Of the public confidence, they have only
20 act like MEN, and this result is secured. There
are 900 true and reliable voters in this State who
have not heretofore acted with the Wing party, but
who would act with II truly and efficiently, II 1t
would only take the night stand on the great reforms
Of the day. Aud shall 1t lose this army OF voters
merely 10 retain few old foges, who Will In all
human probability soon be exclaimng
LII Il am $ quickly done for
wonder what was begun Tor - N.F
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IFE INSURANCE.-United States
IL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, No. II WAa-sN
POLICIES INDlsrrrABLH
Rxcep, on the ground of Trsad-Thi Company ILL
,ery issurapce connected with life rsks upon ~ avoia
he terms a. any similar institution ,,
FREDERICK SHELDON, Frenoee'.
yoHy A. STEWART. Actuary. ~,us
EApIg Jr. Secretary. 49, -
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nEPARTMENT of REPAIRS and

IMPAIRMENT of REPAIRS and
DSUPPLIES, Nov. Ii, ls5l-To CARRIAGE BUILD
ERSseaed proposals will be received at the Once OF
the ComIns Of Repairs and Supplies until FRIDAY
New 81, at IL O'Clock, NJ At which tims thsy w,n
he Known as Ne plan and specification Of the work.
and material required and ali information N regard there
70 can he had At the Office OF the Chief Engineer Of The
fire Department No 81 Elzabeth.st b ank estimates
can be had at either Office. B-Ihe Commissioners re-
the ght Of rejecting all or any Of the estimates
deemed for the interest Of the Corporation mara
WILLIAM ADAMS,
nil Commissioner II Repairs and Supplies
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-PROPO-

~ SAILS for LAMP Pc Proposals will be receiv-
ed by the Commissioner Streets and Lamps at his Office
No; New City Hall, until Tuesday the ash inS
o'clock N for furnishing the Corpora tiCU OF the City
OF NewYoFk with one thousand Asst IRON GASLAMp
POSTS the posts TO be cast IN three pieces from pig
scrap ron after pattern post vhch may be the
OIL House. No li9 Mercer St The posts to be furnished
at such times and IN such quantities. the Superintendent
OF Lamps and Gas may direct with the night TO ect any
or many may be imperfect unsound The Propo-
sals Will be opened at the Office OF the Commissioner
Wed esdav, Nov %. at II o'clock A NJ Blank es-
Inmates be procured the Office of the
Nov ID, 1851. JACOB L. DODGE,
mis- Commissioner of Streets and Lamps
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-PutAc

TORPORATION NUTICE.--Putdc
notice IL hereby gwen, TO the owner OF owners oc-
cupan or occupants OF all houses and lots improved OF n
royed lands affected thereby that the following As
have been completed by the Assessors and aro
odred IN the Office of the Bureau OF Assessments for exam
acton by an persons Interested, VIZ For FLAGGIN0a
spxCF Fol X FEET WIDE IN the SOUTHEkL SIDE
Walk Of TWENTY SEVENTH-sr. from the 4th to
W.a.oc avs The limits embraced by such assessment IN
cinde All the several houses and lots Of ground, vacant
lots pieces and parcels Of land situated on the soutney
Soss interests are affected b. the above named Assess
ments and opposed to the same or either Of them
rnssted TO present their objections IN writing. 20
the md rsgned their Office No Hall OF Records With
10 thirty days from the date Of this notice Bureau
- As,e~sments Street Department. Nov. IS, 1851
- SAMUEL H. DE NOrT,)
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
MS lot ISAAC WI. SMITH,
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Antj.Cotton in Onsndaga.

SYRACUSE, Tuesday night, Nov. ii, 1851.
FRIEND GREELEY The official vote of the
County has Just been counted and the mgjor1tie'
are as follows:
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Netiees of v. Is. PaImeY's Agency.

aThe business Of advertising imPerfscty undsrstSoo
by merchants generally Nr Palmefs great erpensnce
and extensive agency enable him 20 give very important aAo
xuabe suggestions these matters 10 all VINO may iavA
nm with an interview The subject as presented Dy num-
Is certainly worthy the attention Of all perssns IN
1,ged ,n active business IN. Y. Baiiy Tribune
Palmsr's enterprise. accompanied as WITH ms an
tuning industry -sghen,ss indomtable energy and
ao~syeupg perseverance deserves the reward wrn We
have never doubted he would eventually receive Fs]S'
d.pha Public Led1eT. -, IL. II
originating and establishing upon general scae IN .p
eo1stry this new and important pubic conyenesce, ~
We dout not that advantages viii be duly ,hoefsoo1
and APPRECIATED and the enterprise by which they arc ~
foyded filriy rewarded "-Bethmore SsS ,c.<
January 49,
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V. Il. PALMER'S COLUMN
MANKIND. it is said may hs a;v;aod

MANklND, 1t is said, may be divided
1VH into three distinct classes those xho an. "a ,,b
YIN 10 sSlooh error e'ea after coavctn those Who
possessed Of good sense and uss IL 10 ths 80
advantage ~ '"' ~
hsVep difficult to correct the aged and To inao. ,,
PIE 70 adopt true principles who the In MICA
they have grow gray - ~
rmiSnphy wisdom and liberty. support another he
WHO MI hot reason IN a fauaiic he who reasa
. ,,Si ne WHO dare MOI reaSun j. a slave
Industry. well directed Will s,vs nsn oonDei.rc, -
aIs" years Inc greatest industry misapped gselesS
me snoirse AnN snIes' way 10 hive with honor the
world II 10 be IN reality What would anfar ~ n,
He who never changes any Of his 0piniaas ne,sr cr-
reefs any of his mistakes
Perform fearlsS>ly wha, yon beliys To be- night"
" Heaven helIs those who help themselyes
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-.-Public

~ netice Is hereby given, to the owners.
pant gpants of all houses and lots improved
improved lands affected thereby that the following
sssments have been completed BY the Assessors and
lodged IN the Office of the Bureau Of Assessments fer
animation by all persons interested. For FILLING
SUNkEN LOTS between 9TH and as:h.sts and between
Sh and 9Th The limits embraced By such
include all the several houses and lots Of ground
lots pieces and parcels of land situated the northery
side Of 47hst and souherly SIDE OF 18th between lines
running parallel 20 the sthav and dstan $50 feet and go
feet westerly thererom All persons whose interests
affected by the above named and who are op-
posed to the either Of them requested pre-
sent their objections, writing. TO the dersgped,
their Office Hall Of Records within thirty days frsm
the date of this noticeOfce Bureau Of Assessments
Street Department, Nov IS. 1881.
SAMUEL II DE MOTIF
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
mis- lot ISAAC WM SMITH.
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CTRFFT DEPARTMENT, no.
III Dp.blic notice 10 hereby gwen ths;
II. ha Ts BIC BIC VIII and EaEcf
Of Assls,snt Aldermen Y.FOURTHST STREET and
BsotbSAY hs n elsTI;ssIss,fpooPsafER ss 90
CROsS-WALk pisscSsr-st and to remove the PUMP IN
s Al % IN
thereto are bs On on before the 2lss daY u NOV
ns,,HOv. H. j ISIHaN T. DODGE. Stree. Commissioner.
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By Telegraph to the New-Yogk Tribune
WASHINGTON.

Consul Sharkey's Departure Tor ha' ana.
mamd fer the Reiease or Trial OF rhrasher
a an American CitiZen-kossuth and Capt.
Long. 49,,
WASHINGTON, Friday, Nov. IA, 1851.
Instructions have been sent to Judge Sharkey
20 proceed Immediately to Havana and take ac-
ton in the case of Mr.. Thrasher, whose imme-
date release or trial, an American citizen, he
is TO demand. The Spanish Minister has been
furnished with a copy of the dispatch.
Captain Long publishes an extract of letter
received by him from Kossuth, in this mornings
Repsbhc, and says that nothing but the most
plessant intercourse passed between them. The
letter is enthusiastically expressive of gratitude
concluding May the blessings of God, and
prosperity and happiness attend you, and your
officers and crew wherever you 60"
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NOTICE.-Public no.

tce IS hereby gwen 10 the ownSs oceopaa!
Of al houses aad Lots improved OF
Lands affected theseby, that the following -
b~ve been completed by the Assesso and are touseo
The once Of the Bureau Ases-mens ior ~
all perso1s Interested VIZ For Choss wAh a., hv ~,
20 The Gate Of The JacksOnst. Fern. hosss The ln-
n. embraced Mr. such Assessment include all the sevs.
"a Hn.s. md Iots oS Ground vacant Lots pieces and
n.rce or lad stusied on the seuhery se Of Go1.eI
ksursp between water and South ss on the ho.lhey
sD and line parallel thereto and distant eoosI
ios feet westsry therefron, and on TIE yt 4,
- Tsrrv All persons whose interests are anec,ea
The faboxe named Assessments and who are oys ,s.,S
the same either q them are requested 70 tbss eacs
No Han Of Records within thirty days sn,s stresS
Of this notice .-Ofice. Bureau Of As's
ss$$ II ';sii H:5's .~'
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CORPORATION NOTICE..-Public
~ notice hereby given to the owner or owners occu
pant OF occupants all houses and lots improved or I'M
improved lands affected thereby that the following assess
ments have been completed by the Assessors AND ars
od ged in the Office of the Bureau OF Assessments for er
oy n, I'd "a. For az
Spring The limits embraced by such assessment include
all the houses and lots Of vacant lots
and parcels of land situated both sides Of enwick st
between Canal and Spring SITS. All persons whose inter-
are affected by the above named and who
Gre opposed the same either Of them requested
to present their objections, writing, TO the undersigned
their Office No Hall OF Records, within thirty days
ftom the date Of this notice.Otce Bureau Of Assesr
ments Street Department. Nov Is, 1851
SAMUEL II. DE MOTT
FRANCIS NICHOLSON. Assessors.
mis- l0 ISAAC WI SMITH,
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CORPORATION NOTICE. Public
CORPORATION NOTICE. - Public

CORPORATION NOTICE. - Public
~ notice is hereby given to the owners oc-
cupan or occupants Of all houses and lots improved "
unnnIoyed lands affected thereby that the following
sesuenis have been completed by the Assessors and
are lodged in the office of the Bureau of Assessments
for eyamination by all persons interested, viz For
NEGOTIATING and PAVING FOURrEENTHSr;,
from lsav TO Avenue A. The limits embraced by such
include all the several houses and lots OF
ground vacant lots pieces and parcels Of land situated
on both sides of iith. St between Avenue A aud
I.t-ay and on the eastsry side of lst ay and west
erly side of Avenue A. between 18th and 18th SITS All
persons who affected by the above, named
and who are opposed the either Of
them ate present their objections IN wsRng,
10 the undersigned at theK office No Hall OF Records
bin Thirty DAYS from the date of this notseOhce Bn-
rsau OF Assessments Street Department Nov H. lSoi
SAMUEL SaaEEIs Il J, pE MOTH S1I ...,,ou
nlji0 ISAAC WM SMITH,
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NOTICE.-Public no.

CORPORATION NOTiCE.-Public no.
" tce hereby given to the occupant
rOccuPants Of all houses and lots improved
lends. affected thereby that the following assessments
have been completed by the Assessors and are lodged
the office Of the Bureau Of Assessments Tor examination
by AL persons Interested viz For PAVING TWENTY
ElGHIH-ST nom the 9Th av. 20 Broadway. The limits
BY such assessment include all the several houses
and Of ground lots and parcels of land
situated both sses OF lsss between Broadway and
9th and the essery side Of 6thav, between 27h
and goth SITS III whose interests affected by
tn above named and who opposed 10 the
same either Of them requested to sent their OBJ
ectoIs. whiting 10 the undersigned at their Office No
Hall # Records within thirty DAYS from the date of this
uoucs -Ohice, Bureau Of Assessments, Street Depart
ment Nov. IS. 1851.
SAMUEL II DE MOTIF
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
nIS I0t ISAAC VIM SMITH.
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John rALCONER. Presldeat,
I0HN S. TAPPAN, VIce-PresiceA'

FERDINAND slAGe, Secretary % oh. fiat Nat rtis
Cmnsny continues 10 Bu,danss sseee a - =,
1900 ~ rrs and DIVIDE the profits on tnis class 2. yuS
eas s.ms a. IN lie NsI,as premiums. aus 1nI ihss
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STREET DEPARTMENT., No. 4
~ Hall of Records Public notice hereby given tina,
the following resolutions have been presented the Board
of Assistant Aldermen: To GRADE THIRTY-FIFTH-
STREET, between I'd and 3davs TO conform to tho
greds Of 3day rs FLAG space five feet wide front
ENUE between 2Sh and e9hss Also the following Res
oluticns To FENCE VACANT LOTS. on the block
bounded BY 18th and 8thsts and by 9Th and 6h To
flag SIDEWALKS north side SEVENTEENTH
STREET. between ath aud 9th avs, and RELAY FLAG
GING where the may be required All persons in
having thereto requested TO present
them writing to the undersigned at his once on 0r De-
fore the 25th day of November nest.
mis- iOHN r DODGE. Street ComnsseoneE
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NOTICE ;t .. Of 81. Is. Of

II J upnpEpTY fOY UNPAID AbSFb5H B1S u
o,"s ;. hereby gwen that sale % propsry ioi "a
ID Is,s,smenis win take place al public Alf. nss
~ Tebruary 1859 at twelve o'clock at noon, ana ~
c,nued from day day until the whole o. "a propss2
ba be sod and that the detailed Statement 4l X yovry
A. 10 be SOLD for unpaid Assessments ~ p. 80 80
Ne, YORK Esenn1 Erpress newspaper prntso ans pus-
iished M the City Of Esw-Yot ,.,..,.x ~ n.
Nv oder Of the Mayor. Aldermen ann cgmm9ny " Aas
Cny Of New-York.-s street Department. Ncy !. isSi
~ }.~isws. John 7. DODGE. Street Connusi0nsr.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-Publlc no,
hereby gwen that petitions have oeer
in the Board OF Aldermen for sEwEh IN nv, bals
rest 81 Ca and also to EXTEND the sEwER a,s,
BATTERY PLACE, from W,snIn n- ob,se therste
are requested s se same s5sns ss oss %
extent a ln&efesi " W. aoneduet Department. NOV
or before hov ,, is-eiHI NICHOLAS DEAN President
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STREET DEPARTMENT. No.

STREET DEPARTMENT, No. 4
~ Hall of Records Public notice il hereby gwen that
the following petitions have been presented the Board
OF Aldermen To PAVE THIRTY. NlNTH-STREErb be-
tween 10th and Hudson Rlyef To OPEN and GRADE
ELEVEETH-AVENUE.f from l01 II st to l19d 81 To
OPEN, REGULATE and GRADE FIFTY FIRST
STREET, from nth av TO Hudson River Also the fol-
lowing Resolutions To REPAVE and RESETCURB and
GUTTER in THIRTEENTH STREET, from Broadway TO
University. place. where required. To FILL SUNkEN
LOTS on the block bounded ~ "a and 50 avs, S,h ana
requested present them writing 20 the undersigned
at his office before the 25h day OF November INST -
Gl5