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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-01-17

t;ossir. The Paris correspondent oil
the French Courier, in New ofk. had m
interview with Lola Monies jus, before she
sailed for this country, and the reason she
gave for sailing in the same vessel with Kos.
su'h was ~ that she mightlcayc Europe IN
noticed, and "under the shallow" Of the
great Hungarian. Mr.. Gal'a,det declares
her to be wouan Of much spirit and great
good sense, Notwithstanding the eccen,ie.
ties OF her romantic existence. The tragi
comic stoies told Of her IN connection
with the Brussels circus re apocryphal hui,
she fears their effect upon her character in
the United States She spoke Of this 10 Mr..
Gaillattet rs an ausiere country, and where.
Il was said, virtue WAS to be sold il. the
gross, but not 10 detail.
Mr. Gaillsrdet SAYS that necessity has
driven Lola Montes 10 the stage, all her
property having been dissipaied by her lans.
hand. and nil her eoods con tiscatcd hy the
new King Of Bavaria. Finally. Lola has
been prescribed iron, Germany. aud now
seeks ,lellverancc from tyranny, we nre
told, in the New World. where perhaps she
may be taken up aud "pui through" n a
msssrr On behalf of thu p.crressi,c srirlt
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-01-17

OF kossush at last accounts, had arrived
at Warrington. Or the lst Of January hc
was received by the President, who wei
canned him Us MI individual. hut ut The san c
time assured Lip that the policy Of tie
Governments had hem snllS.m IN not inter
frrlng with Tie rcliev cf other nstor,.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-01-17

OF Ga tho Bird inst, there wcrc seven
feet water OH the falls in the Ohio. Al Gin
cinnat the river had risen five feet. 1900
barrels Of -four sold at 81. At pittsburg
- feet o inches in tho channel aud falling.
Al St. Louis tho Mississippi was falling |;
considerable Toe floating.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-28

SAToETAiNGToN q. sHETHEN CONTINUES &c
w praatise law in the Supreme Court attend 70
before Congrcto prosecute elaine and settle account,
sginst tho DEPARTMENTS and Boards Of Commssioneste
procure paente a homo snd sbroaa Qht.n pensions
heranees In any part o. the United states and IA torbn
ocuntreto make investments Of funds osr sud stocks
sNA bond and n0rgsge and to negotiate too purchase
ard sale ofieen lands and patent rghs IN sny state
She Union Particular attention paid 20 California nnt
title coming 10 the United states supreme Court
appeal Communications, prepaid, Addressed e ". q
srethen NO Carroll place. Capitol Ill., ssaington D. o.
will mech with propapt stssrHon.
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CRoToN AoUEDucT DEPARTMENT.-ToM AsoNs,E-
" Sealed proposals will be received at tho office Of the
Croton Agueduct Department (Rotunda, Park until Mon
day the 4th day Of October 1852 At o'clock r. NJ to build
street from the sewer in Eighth avenue 70
The plan the and specific atoms the building Of
the and all other information relating thereto
obtained application to the water Purveyor ~ this
once. NICHOLAS DEAN,
President o. The Croton Aqusduct Department..
New York, Sept. ~, 1852.
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ASCROLfDGf,

A PROPHETIC YEhR.-THE FIFTY SECOND YEAR
Of the Nineteenth Century pronounced than
two centuries ago. TO be prophetic season aud there i
Morse ballad, we'll known in Iceland Norway and many
parts Of Sweden, which commences thus
/" All foretod yc shall be truo
In eighteen hundred hity-two."
DIR. R0BACk the well-known swedish Astrologsr, would
therefore call especial attention TO his predictions and
vites for tho present year. mghtier influence than his
shapes and modhes all his Calculation e feels sensby
that he Is the instrument through which nabe truths are
declared to all who seek information regards either the
past the future The natycs he has during the
present year have been fuller clearer and explicit
than that have preceded them Now therefore the
for those who desire their destincs and
such advice will guard them from thousand ills
which they could foresec without the aid of
to apply Dr. Robnck lie with
at all hours Of tho day and evening" AT his residence, No.
white street.
MRS. A HAS RETURNED TO THE CITY-TTE LADY
lVL who has the power Of bringing friends who scpa-
rated together and OF bringing NIL dcuties in love AFFAIRS
amicabe adjustment Her IL unparalleled in
this country Please call at No $50 East Tenth street. in
the basement The fever and aguo cured In three hours
without fail, Or no ciergc.
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CORPORATION NoTICE.-fUBLIC NOTICE IL HERE
u Nv given the ownorH occupant occupants
oil MI houses and lot improved or unimproyed lands al
fctcd thereby that the following assessments have been
the Bureau Of Assessments for examination ny All persons
Interested For building sewer IN Ihrysts street,
from sewer at Walter street to point about ~ feet north
OF Bayard street. Tho limits embraced by such Assessments
lots pieces parcels of Land situated on botn a9s on
Ilrystc street between Walker and Bara rees an
both sides of Walker street street Nos wv Zoi A ~ ,
9 30 and 2i2 All whose interests arc 90
the either Of them requested 20 present tner
objections in writing TO the undersigned at ther one.
Hall OF Records within thirty days from the date OF ts
notice. SAMUEL ii. DE MOTT, I
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, I ASSESSORS
ISAAC WIN. SMITH.
Der q, 1852
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- ROTON AGuEDUCT DEPARTMENTAL MAsONS.-
~ Sealed proposals viii be received the Of
groton Aaneduct Department Rotanaa pnrk) until Mon
the 4th day of October 1861 ut O'clock r. build
in Thompson Dtreet from Blocker street
point opposite No ai9 The plan of the spocidc
tons for the building Of the and all other information
relating thereto be obtained application
TuryeyOr, at this Office. NICHOLAS DEAN,
President Of tho Croton Aqucduct Department.
YIN &aIh
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ir,yVNAs nNp WArtaillNu pLANE.E.

G1URopE-To TOURISTS VISITING EpINBUrGH,
IL scntisnd.-hrehbolds Hotel Prices street, Edin
burgh opposite the CsstleA Archbold has to return his
thanks TO the ades and gentlemen q the United
States America who every patr1used his
legs III sud the public at large thai
will continue tho moderate changes and attention.
ELoRiDA u0U5E.-TIIs WE'LL KNOWN HOTEL,
situated IN ST. Anguane Florida the favafte retort
nvrids during Tie winter Is for rcn with
without tho furniture. Apply st the of1.a OF
CENTER a. CO., No. 20 oh slip.
HOTEL rOR Substituted IN THE MOST De =
sirahle part of nroadway tho o, FURNITURE,
mil 5nf onn6-tunfs in enterrrsne per-
son TO make money being in the vicinity Of Che World
Fair Satisfactory viii be given or selling Apply
to4EcBINSUN, s, Nassau street. up stairs
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GoRPoRATTON NoTlCE.-PUBLIC NOTICE -
~ hereby given, to the owner owners occupant ~ o
curans Of all houses and lots Improved or unpr9ei
lands affected thereby tblt the following a76ess1ents have
been completed by the Assessors and ere ~ ous
Of tho Bureau OF Assessments for eXaminatiQ All ef us
interested, vaFor regulating and grainS Eighth avenue
between la0th ang sjth ftreets Tho .s embraced by
such assessment include all several houses and lots Of
ground vacant ot pieces a1d parcels OF land situated on
both sides OF Eighth avenue between 10th aud l2h tret
the portherly side OF h street. and both sides ut .t
ls2nd 2d and it streets between lncs parallel - tho
Eighth avenue and distant 400 feet easery aud 0lf
westerly thorerom All persons whose int aect
cd the above named Assessments and who opposed 70
same either OF tcm rogueslcd to their
oocons in writing 70 tho undersigned at their once 10.
Hall Of Records within thirty days from the Of this
notice. SAMUEL IL DE MOTT, 7
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH.
0ce Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department Sept
o, 1852,
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CONFIRMATION NOTICES.

CORPORATION NOTICE. Lie NOTICE is HERE
~ BY given to the owner or owners occupant or oceu-
affected thereby that the folio wing have been
completed by the and lodged the office
TIE Bureau Assessments for examination by all pers0ns
interested, visPor filling lots and building drain be-
The Unite e@braesd BY sneh assessment include
parcels land situated the northery side OF Nine
teenth street and fouthery aide et Tweneth street. ward
whose Affected By The above named
quosted their objections IN writing 60 the
signed ut their office No4 Hall Of Records within thirty
SAMUEL II. DE MOTT
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, assessors.
ISAAC WM. SMITH.
Ofee, Bureau OF Assessments, Street Department. Sept
q
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ISoR CHARLEsTON.- STEAMSHIP LINE-NO MO-
II nopoly-Reduced rate Of Freight and Passage-Cabn
passage, with state room SIS measurement goods cents
per foot-Io sail on trdsy October lst 4. Il a1rhe
McMunn commander will leave above This vessel has
fine accommodations and every arrangement
has made 70 secure the safety and comfort Of
gers For freight or on board At Pier No.
stcoasc passage So Fer Savannah cabin win be
OF NORFOLK, will leave on Friday, October ..
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FfoR SEW ORLEANS DlRECT.-THE NEW DOUBLE
4 engine steamship WILLIAM PENN, W. Sears, COM
nander receiving freight will leave Pier East river,
ier TIE above port direct on Tuesday October at four
O'Clock Il. VI. This ship has elegant accommodation
pagsengera PassSe in cabin state SCo steerago,
an Freight measurement gnoda, 20 cents per foot
Shppera requested 20 supply thomgelves with this
eamers tlls 81 lading, other form will be signed
4tey map fa aa application at the oces OF tho
No fJelh repeissG balls " adng signed after
acies the say e faire For freight passage apply
luGr - h. iNCDIN y co.. 40 Pearl street. or 80
fhnt y. So Tef. 70 sUuth rts~et. Tie steamship
William Penn
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CCRPoRArIoN NOmCE.-puBLIc NOTICE IS

CCRP0RA RATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE is
~ hereby siyen to the owner occupant
supants OF all houses and lots, improved nnmprovcd
lands affected thereby that the folio wing
heon completed by the Asossor end lodged in tho
ONCE OF tho Bureau of Assossme examination by all
persons interested, yzFor we'll and pu Ftysxth
street. between tho First and Second The imts
and lots Of ground lots pieeea aud parcels Of land
situated both sides Of Ffthxth street, between First
and Second All persons, whose interests
ctd the above named and who opposed
their Questions in writing TO the undersigned at their
date Of this notice. SAMUEL H. DE MOTT, }
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC WIN SMITH.
Once Bureau Of Assessments street Department, Sept
%. 1852. -.
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SHIPPING.


ylOE ACKNOWLEDGEMENT STATEs NAIL LlAh
r. Tho new and splendid steam5hip ALABAMA, =: y.
LUDLOW, captan, viii leave saturday, Oet9ber md,
az O'Clock H. NJ from pier No. 4, North river Apply 70
shMUEb L. MITCHELL, l9t Front stroes.
The FLORIDA. NJ. s. Woodruff, captain, win leave o.
Saturday, October 9th. For speed, strength, aeooma9-
daon and re these sAps have no snp.Eor on he osesn
TINTED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
~ connecting with the PaciAo Nail Steamship Company,
OREGON Wis Asriuvall ard Panama rhe splendid new and
double engine u. s. Mail Sts4mshr Georgia, 5000 TONS
NJ ID Porter u. 8 Coramaudcr wll sail on Tuesday yea
sth At O'Clock r. NJ pre- scly from pier AZ foot Of Var
Ven street North river. Fo pacir Mall Steamship Com.
rauys Aarniieent steamer TENNEs SEE Will By In readi-
ness at Panama TO receive tho GEobGiAS mails and pas
gonaers and spl mediaey for sn francisco: NO oforN
will lie epared by the two Companes 20 pub thew pAssen-
re rs through with expedition and ceiH iort.
FARE TO AspsSvALL:
Ladies' Saloon, State Room. ~
Lower AIT and Forward Saloon do. y
Second Cabin Standees .'...'....'...'.s s9
pnsseneers viii be- landed ct the railroad wharf 81 As
pinval free Transt OF the Ishmus NJ the passenger
securing through passage BY the United
states mail steamers New York have preference Of 40
commodaton board the Pacific mail steamers Rates Of
fare from TO San Francisco the most favorable
sssns. For freight or passage sgpiy wu,rvvx
AT the once Of the companies III West street, conner d
n B-shippsrs are requested TO supply themselves with
the companys bills Of iadng which will he signed At the
oAiliIE.
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~1oppoR ALTON NoTIcE-PUBLIC NOTICE rs
hereby given that petitions have been VIZ IN
~ hcrrv street from Walker Chatham streets also
n Twenty street. from Ninth avenue 70 sewer T NOV
hu,it betwcen Eighth and Ninth avenues Also IN
tenth street, Eighth avenue TO ana throusn
street IN Fourteenth street also IN In ~ raor
ch street, vsndsm 70 Charlton street sso m ss
IN and also for receiving basin and cuiveIs ~
Of Ninth avenue and
Interested In tho above, and having
thereto arc TO present the SANE IN y 'ne
SonuAcs Sis'"' NICHOLAS DEAN, President
e,.ton Aarcducs DEPARTING nj september -. l6hA
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rORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE is
~ hereby given 20 the occupant
pants Of all houses and lots improved unimproved
affected thereby that the following assessments have
completed by Che assessors and are lodged in the ONCE of
the Bureau of AseafemoDta for by all
Interested, vz.For regulating and macadam1ing ffeth
street from the Eighth the Ninth The limits
and lots Of ground LOTS pieces and parcels Of land
situated both des of Fteth street. between and
Ninth All persons whose interests Affect
by the above assessments and who opposed
objections in writing TO tho undersigned at their Office
No Hall OF Records within thirty days from the
shis notice. SAMUEL H. DE MOTT, }
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Asasssors
ISAAC WM. SMITH,
Office Bureau Of Assessments Street Department, Sept
o. 1867
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GRoToN AoJEDuCT rEPAETIENT-ro MkSoEs-
u Sealed proposals. win BIO received At the ofs Of the
Croon Aqucduet Department kutunda, Park, until Nom
day the 18th day Of October. lS Mt O'clock, y. w.. 20
luild sewer from the FIRST avenue to Thirteenth street
plan the specifications for the building
the same all other information relating thereto 10
obtained application 70 the WGtor Pnrveyor, at this
once. NICHOLAS DEAN,
President ofthe Croton Aqueduet department
New York, Sept. -, 1862.
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CoRPoRATIoN NorIcE,-PUBbIc NOTICE IS
~ hereby giyea 20 tic or cwbers 53GHps So So
oppants of al houses and lots Improved unmprovod
lands affected thereby that the following assessments haye
been completed by the Assessors lodged ia tho Of
flee of the Bureau Of Assessments for examination by all
persons interested yiz.For building in Madison
street, froa tie built in Roosevelt street. to
within thirty feet Of James street. The limits embraced by
such include all the seyes houses aud Of
ground vacant lots pieces and parcels Of land situated
both sides Madison between James and
streets. All persons whose interests affected by the
above named assessments and who axe orrsod "a the same,
in writing the undersigned at their oce No Gal VI
Records within thirty days from tho date Of this notice
SAMUEL II. DE M0TF)
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC WM. SMITH,
Office bureau Of Assessments, Street Department, Sept
q 1872,
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600 and upwards, and "Cartmsn Wednesday lsth Nov.
Persons desirng licenses win apply or after Lao
November Tho plumbers must be newly painted enoh
side Of the according TO law and the carts brought TO
Che south side Of Chambers street. opposite The City N
where they viii DO and the old atar being
checked by the Inspector must then DO presented to tho
Ffsb Marshal for renewal Cartmen are particularly re-
qussted apply the days designated above for their
:stive numhcs It is not lawful to renew licenses after
ing using wagons baggage wagons aud other
vocles articles place place
within the city directed 10 the following extracts from
the Ordinance
Section EVERY cart, truck, wagon, dray other
vehicle, drawn by horses other animate,
which shall kept used driven employed for the
poron OF anything Whatsoever from rlaco
10 place within the city OF Now York. for hire,
for sueh transportation, shall be doomed Public Cart
within the meaning this ordinance; and every who
shall cot Keep drive or employ any such utlie
cart without first obtaining license therefor from the Mayor
Of said city hereinafter provided shall DO deemed guilty
q violation Ghis ordinance" and subject line moi
exceeding doars Imprisonment Not exceeding ton
Section g. II. shall not tie lawful for
any person receive to hold oepta to keep Public
Carts to be Public Carmsn, unless he he ctsen Of
Ahe United States and has family and resides with his IA
Dily in said CITY, having family aha hae resided
himself therein daricg the Fix months preceding and tho
actual Of tho cart CARTS with good horses therefor
licensed be kept public crs end the Mayor may
examine under cth all or holding any such
Mcanse, the renewal toreoi, touching their qualifications
Assforssad aud GIL Licenses os1r than TO ., quail
asd, shall no void"
ny Order Of His Honor tho Mayor,
ASHER TAYLOR, Fret Marshal,
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GOLD, Observation-Disclosures vEsSEL-sIIIP
" LADY ARDELLA, Capt. Grant, now ready for will
SSH Wednesday, the 18th instant few passcn
gers be taken At low rates immediate application is
made on board at the end Of pier North river
II. B. SUTTON "a Mnll atreet.
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SHIFTING.

-ayOR LIvERPOOL-UNaTED STATES MAIL srnAn-
z ahip PACIFIC, Cspsain Eua Eys-This steamex
dspart with the Unftcd States ma for 1urope ross
ronhsE s'sh q the feos O. c:nsl .srssA No brths
auasd sons Cor eleganes ocort apply 20
EDW. x. COLLINS A. CO.. &c w ali street
Passengers requested 30 be board
A. N. The steamshg Atlantic win TCoeed she Pacific. snd
WIN sail the 10th October.
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CORPORATION NOTICE. - PUBLIC NOTICE IS
" hereby given, to tho owners, occupant
cupants of all houses and lots, improved unmprovei
lands affected thereby that the following
been completed by the Assessors and lodged the Office
the Bureau Of Assessments for examination by all
sons interested NizFor paving Third from Thirty
eighth street TO Forteth street. The limits embraced by
such assessment include all the severa houses and lots
ground lots pieces aud parcels of land, situated
both aidoe Of Third between Thirty and
streets and both sides of and For
teh streets between Third and lines parallel thereto,
distant SO feet easery and 30 feet westerly .horefo. All
whose interests affected by the above named
assessments and who opposed TO the either of
thcm regueFted to their objections in writing
to the undersigned ut their office. No Hall Of Records
within thirty days from tho date of this notice,
SAMUEL ii. De MOTT, !
FRANCIS NICHOLSON assessors.
ISAAC WI SMITH
Oce Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department Sept.
15 1852.
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ASHER TAYLOR, Fret Marshal.
ayora 0tnce September 10th. 1869.

rORPORATToN NOrrCE.-PUBLiC NOTICE Is
~ hereby given 60 the owners occupant
supsnts Of all horsee lotc improved unproyei snds
saeced thecby that tho following assessments nave been
scopleed by the and lodged IN tho ohco Ut
ABE Bureau Of for examination by all
sntar0sted, viz For fencing lots Eish.oeath
street, Between Fifth aud Sixth Tbo limits
ssased b. srch assersntns include all the several houses
and ggond lots pecea And parc'g oftani
atusted on toth des Estoeuth street Nos 1894
1895 1906 1903 and 2o9 70 0-5 All persons whose inter
by the above named ard who
opposed to them either OF them rcquesto to
lsecht their ohjestiea n writing 70 the undergaea 81
aer office No Hall Of Records, .itn thirty dssn fcvt
Ale date oi ibis notice.
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors
ISAAC va. SMITH,
oncs BnSeau Of Assessments Street Department., Soy
sSmhar is, 1852.
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T3VHE NEW YORK and LIVERFOOL UNITED sCATES
Asd Steamera--Ihe ships composing this line ass Gle
followiua: ATLANTIC, Captain West.
fACIFIC Captain Nye.
ARCTIC, Captain Luce.
BALTIC, Captain Comstoek.
ADRIATlC, CAptsin Grafton.
These ehips having been built by expressly for
servies every has been taken
In their engneso strength and aesed
ths for passengers unequaed for
elegance and comfort.
bin 1885, In second cabin $40 Exclusive Of extra ss
state room, $500.
From liverpool 70 New York $50 and Ga.
An experienced surgeon attached to each ship.
No bsrths secured until paid for.
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H9RPoRATIoE NoTrcE.-PUBLIC NOTICE is HERE
~ by givca 10 the
Of al h0usss and io improved unmpr0y lands ted
thereby that the following nt have completed
~ tho and lodget in tho cce of the Bureau
q Assessments for examination by all iEtercsted
VISITOR regulating aud grading Eighth avenue, from ath
% 18th street The limits embraced by puoh assessment
aeude All the several housca and let's Of vacant
t pieces and parcels Of land situated both sides Of
Eighth between 2ish and E9bh streets both
sides CT th 16 l7tb and l2sth streets bctwocn Eighth
and ee running 400 feet easery aud 400 feet
Very therefro. All persons whose interests affected
BY the above named assessments aud who opposed
abe either of them requested present thois
objections IN writing to the underSgnsd ct their oce No
Ga OF Records within sray from tho OF sbis
sc4,oe. SAMUEL If, DE MOTT, I
FRANCIS NTOEoLSOE,} Assessors.
ISAAC wM. SBITH.
c,ce Bureau OF Asaeesments asseet Department Sept
II
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New York, Sept. -, 1862.

CTREET DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF RECORDS
~ Public notice is hereby given that the following petit
ton has been presented IN tho Board Of Assistant Alder
menTo flag four feet wide throu side
ty fifth st. between lrstand Third avenues whero Has
Also the following resolutionro
gutter in Seventeenth street from river
All having tons thereto requested pre-
sent them in writing TO the Undersigned his Office or
before the Sth day Of October, 1882. JOHN r. DODGE,
sept. ", 1852. Street ComHiissio ner.
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CORPORATION NoTICE-PUBIrC NOTICE rs HERE
" nv Riyen the owner owners occupant or ooon-
pants Of houses ots improved unproyed lands
thereby that the following aseesents have boe
completed by the Assessors snd arc lodged in the once 81
interestod vFor building in Cannon stroe fron
Shc sewer In Houston to Stanton street. The limits
and lots vacant lots pieces and parcels q land
Stsnon street, All persons whose interests Affected
the above assessments and who arc opposed to
or either Of them, requested to preseat their
objections in wrtns the pdersgned At their Once No
ILL IL " SAMUEL II. DE MOTT, I
ss"0s' FRANCIS NICHOLSON, ! Assessors.
ISAAC WIN, SMITH, J
once Bureau Of Assessments ssrsos Department" eep'
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|OoRPoRATIoN NoTIcE.-PuDLIo NOTICE ~
hereby given that petition has been presented In ne
Board Of Aldermen for Sewer In scyonteenth ssre Iro
Avenue 10 the East river and also IA christopner
avenue the river All persons interested
The above, and having Questions thereo are
Is present In writing 10 tne ConHacf Oioff SR
AsVIss' w y SS'' NICHOLAS DEAN, President.
cyoton Adueduct Department, SepA II, l35A