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DIR Y GOODS.


ASH INTEND LEAVING FOR EUROPE SHORTLY,
"A 10 extensive spring goods,
compelled dispose my entire OF rich ribbons
silks and millinery goods which, beauty style and
rety cannot be eqnslea in this CITY would very re-
retail to avail themselves Of this opportunity viii
e1sr The remaining stock very cheap.
w. II. LICHTENSTEIN, 30 Bowery
CITY YRADE.-A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF RICH
~ brocade silks robes plain pout de soe in
a the choice and color rich
plain and printed Isnes mer1n-p, Elk
rlads hosiery linen and mourning goods. which we Aes
selling At low prices.
T ADIES CLOTHS, FRENCH NERINOEs,- PLAID
IL eashmerer, and plaid silks Several Of heabcys
desirable goods NOW landing and for sale cheap, ~ TRACY
IRWIN 4 CO.'S. 23i and 2l5 Broadway.
THE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE JUST RECEIVED PER
stean err, large and fashionable assortment Of broca
tle satin delane lace and muslin curtains window corn
shades &c. especially imported for retail trade OF the
fashionable designs which they twenty
per loss than any house in the city, A. VI. h r. DA
YVES, Practical Upholsterers, S95 Broadway.
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ODREURATlOn aOTICRs.

r. re sssw va Ts.s IL
sss me last day q dosoSar, 70 each year Icnsvsbis
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g LIE 70 ssD % S's sa e :. sa.s
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6 :sTa vi s e.
z r. ss f;s
si
gashia Ahs city rectea 20 the following eztyic fcra
], horse. :ss :; s. :ss
oh shs be kept used driven Or employed fox hs r,nl
pisss within sha ely Of New hire, Esss: Ok pay
n hs tesains this ordnaaes; ana every peraen who
IL Fl sisss ss ss ssz inS RSs
% i s sasa 70 s
eceng ten dollars imprisonment not exceeding ten
asetion .n shall no. DO lswtus .cs
!: e sSsyS g :, aS &c e .ss
q DATED ssssss and b.: family rosds. With
@ S ssd e s
. swnes q tho cart Or ears With COED horses therefor
s.s y Seians .eaS
.
> '.s', :, :. a'''1 ~ IN" x.r.A.
B.
1rcgosals vim 30 resolved = me once Of the oom%is-
s. srssts until tho dsy Of October 1852 o'clock,
:ss.s % I 1. s. ~
allow two cents gallon Tor empty casks returned and e
issssr street, 5000 gallons and 1000 GAL
Ions a. Harlem Samples must BIO sent to the ofee Of The
nd Sd ssS II Se
estimator will be opened the 10Th day OF October 1857 In
accordance with ordinance passed by the Mayor and
~ Be- oSsassd 5y
- eoe Of the Commissioner Of Streets and Lamps No
4Demates will be entertained unless in compliance with
HENRY ARCULARIUs JuN,
Commissioner Of Streets and Lamps
CORPORATION NoTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE is
hereby given 70 the occupant soou
aeoted thereby that the following have been
completed by the and lodged in the ooe Of
~ busssn o. Tor ~ y =,
sn street. TO aud through the Bowery to Walker
eet Tho mso embraced by such assessment include all
parcels land side Of Chatham street,
om Mott TO tho Bowery both sides Of the Eowery
sn Catharne walker on the north side Of poyer
street, from the Bowery the south side Cath:
sine strset feet easterly from the Boxery the east
Ass Of Bsysrd street. easery from the Bowery Chryte
seseet and the south side Of walker street. 100 feet
ssssseS BY the above named assessments and who are op
POSED the same either the requested to present
NeiS objections, in writing to the undersigned At their
.ee No Hall Of Records, within thirty days from the
SAMUEL Il. DE MOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SElTH,
0es Bureau Of Street Department October
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CTRBET DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF RECORDS.
- Public notice hereby gvea that folio wing petit
tOns have been presented in the Board Of AldsrmenTo
shiTi streess tween Broadway and seventh 70
regulate set curb and gutter and Dag four feet sidewalks
Aiso tho following resolutonro flag feet
touh sidewalk OF fhirtyrst street Sixth
venth All persons interested having objections
theetc requested 20 present them in writing
dorgned his office, before the 10Th day OF
Inst. JOHN 4. DODGE, Street Commissioner.
October o. 1889
CTEEFT DEPARTMENT, NO SHALL OF RECORDS
~ Public rotce hereby given that the folio wing resoiu
tcns have been presented ia tho Board Of Aldermen 40
lay cross walk opposite 9 water sire TO alter the grais
the following petition 10 Thirty dfth street.
Broadway to Eighth avenue All persons having
objections thereto requested e. present them in writing
70 tho at his ce, before the 4a day
November, inst.
JOHN r. DODGE Street Commissioner.
October q, 1852.
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~ hereby gwen TO the owner owners occupant or 90
Of all houses aud lots improved unimproved
nds affected thereby that the following have
been completed by the AsseESor and lodged in the
oco the Of Assessments for Examination by all
Interested yi1For paving Broadway and seventh
from Forty second to Forty sixth streets Tho
Nnts embraced by such include all the several
hesses and lots ground o pieces and parcels Of
had situated both sides Of Broadway between Ferty
second and Forty streo and BETH sdes Of seventh
between Forty third and Forty ssreots
beth des Forty third between Sixth and Seventh
avenues both sides of Forty iorrth nnd FortyEfh
ereets scuthery side cf Fortsixth street. between
Broadway and nes running easterly aud westerly half
adjoining All whose interests
are affected by the named and who
opposed the Eeme either of them requested to
rcsent their objections writing the undersined
Sheir office. No Hall VI Records within tnirty days frcs
1he sate Of tbiE notice.
SAMUEL II. DE MOTT
r Tl. - ss siscyH11HIssoS, Assessors.
Cfee, Bureau OF Assessments, Street Department, oct
- Itb1
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n ears OF shs New York and Harlem Railroad lsaye "a
a. hT .sa
sensosg With She Western Railroad for Albany and grs,
ssns. sSsns s'i1is.as sss
% 5sar s9n1 nm with m a.
"a tS Sslast srsa = oSs.h, wssssra s.ss.s
Canaan, and stage 10 Lebanon arriving early TIE ss al
'''1''- ~ '-' n. sLoAr. superintendent
CAMDEN ANB ArBoy RAILROAD FOR p1IhApsl
Narts liver. 5. 4. X. .nd r. ,hroggh In AZ ses
ss:s II, s;sa ' s sss
HUDSON RIySa .RAILRoAD-rRAIss. DAILY.
.sy sy s.osR afon ,rs. "a III sns
express TE.n ~ through in hours, oenneo.i viii
Mall ETsiR sA H.aTSroush wsy Trains y sat T.
snSssy Mi ha frssa + X from c.ssl strest"Psp,sn
s., sssn a. Chambers qsss & ssa
NFw ROUTE FOR TRAVELLERS GOING SOUTH TO
~ chareaton, Norfolk or Portsmouth, via Bay Line
eDs q @ sy line s sss "r
mcusl wedos RssisR, wilmington Sarlcs,on Sew
S % st ss Ss in ~ Syiss Fft s No sSss
r serss Ne essygs T sasS he s S' 20 'S o
Nd H. foot % ''Fia ~ falls Agent, Baltimore
NEW YORK AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS UNIT
~ ed states vail snd Express Lines hrSugh N teus
59Of NsT s Jersey ss , sa st !, and
r. NJ Leave Philsiephis 81 and 4. ~, sad so r. r.
49, "a. : -
more Waghinrtor Norfolk and tharlcsontlrou a tick
ssd tie aaoys lines and through Baggage carried IN
the 4. NJ 81 r. n. lines fram ork Pssseng
With btggAs the ferry ften ainuts before Tie falns
leave
NEW HAVEN AND NEW LONDON RAE,30. p
~ Summer ArrgHgements-Dn and after Nrdnrt&aF
svEust y, 1854, trsins will IS fo4ow ;-iesxe
Raven rs 100 A. y. Accom- otatos Trsin for Now Loaaga
storprg I'll stations 19 A. Y. Eypress 3ria fgT Gt
sofs Connecticut ryor lyme, and Now londGn c9nncer
rg With tie snlbO.t aud rNirsti Lines Stoniu
Prevalence ena Newport. G:16 r. NJ Acopmsdetisn Train
Nov london stopping a. k stations laaya Tow Los
don Il Gs 4. ~ AooorGmo dation Tram for Ssw Asyoa
etoppug az all stst2ps 1870 A. W S.prs,s Train sor Lyme
Connecticut river Guf0ti sud New HaTeo PasssnHess
ssvins Newport Previaenoe sad stonisgton IN s
nF arriving New London, take this train f3f No~
York. SEP. ~ accommodation Traln Tor New Hsvea,
stoppnss al stations, The lies A. u Express iran.
leaves Ney. Haven enc rrivai Of the A. ".
Train York Ths Gss II. " Aeo,mnod .ipa qrss
leaves New Raven tina arrival CT the 33 r. " Express
Trsln from EcF York The trains leaving New London a,
GvA. M. ana 1910 ". connect a. nsw Hsysa with the
Now Train pa5 A. NJ sad il6 ~ NJ Passengers BY
Abe $50 r. NJ Train from New Londo, take tho axpre'
Trains ~ Haven for Hartford Aaa Springfield Ns
II ,rk, tbs sauas evening RICH. n. D0WD. Sap
NJ Haven. AngJsA ~. iSA1
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CORPORATION NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE rs
~ hereby given, t. the owner owners, occupant or
occupants of all houses and lots improved unimprved
lands thereby that following assessments have
been completed the and lodged in the ece
interested VIZ For resuatns Thirty nth street. between
e0nd and Third conform to the grade
of Second Tho hmits embraced by sueh assees
include all the several houses and lots Of onnd
lots and parcels land situated both sides
Of Thirty fifth street. between Second and third avenues
All whore inter- affected by the above named
epts opposed 10 the same either OF
them present their objections In writing
the dersigned, at their office No Hall Of Records
within thirty days from the date Of this notice.
SAMUEL II. DE MOTT, }
FRANCIS NICHOLSON. Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH,
once, Rurtau Of Assessment, Street Department., 0ot
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CORPORATIoN NOTICE-PUBLIC NOTICE rs
~ hereby given, to tbs occupant
Supants Of all bouses and lots improved or unmproved
affected theresy that the
been completed By the Assessors and in the oce
Of tho bureau for examination by all
street between the Tenth avenue and the Hudson
The limits embraced by such assessment include all The
vra houses and lots ground lots and par
cells Of land, situated both sid Of Seventeenth street,
between Ten tn Hudson the westerly
side of Tenth and the easter side Of Eleventh
feet north and south
street. All whose interests affected by the above
named and who opposed to the s
thor of thsm to ther objections
WHITING, to the undersgned at their office No.4 Hall Of
Records within thirty from tNo date OF this notice
SAMUEL IL. DE MOTIF, }
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, }Assess0rx
IsAAB WIN. SMITH,
Once Bureau Of Street Department 0stobar
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CORPORATION NOTICE. PUBLIC NOTICE rs
~ hereby given 70 the owner occupant ooeu-
pants AL houses and ots improved unmproved lands
cd thereby that the assessments have beer
completed by the aSsesser and lodged In ths once OF
Interested viz for reguiang and setting curb and gutter
Stones IN Thirtfth street between First aud Second ave-
The limits braeed BY saoh mt include All
the several houses and lots Of ground lots pieces
and parcels Of land situated both des Of Thirty ftn
street. between FIRST aud Second avenues Arsons whose
interests are Affected BY the above named and
who opposed TO the same either Of thes re-
euested their objeo writing TO the under
sgne6 st their ofee, No Hail Of Records within thirty
dnya from the date OF thia notice.
SAMUEL H. DE MOTT, ,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC WB. SMITH,
once Bureau Of Asssssmsnts Street Department 0ete
her Id 1859.
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INoR ST. THOMAS AND BARB ADoTs.-THE ROYAL
IT. nsii steamship pERWEkT Captain Bevis. will leave
New York for tho above pCrt tie Arst Of November
Fer passage only, Npply 60
EAIfLANB PHELPs Co, "A Stone street.
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thereof therein expressed.
i Nail stsamshps-bstween Now York and Liverpool
direct and between Boston and Liverpool the Boston shps
only calling 1T Halifax to land and receive mails aud
sepEers.
ARABIA, Capt yudiins. PERSIA, Capt. -.
AFRICA Capt. Harrison. ASIA. Capt. Lott
EUROPA, Capt. Ryrie. NIAGARA Capt. Loitoh.
AMERICA. Capt shannon CANADA, Capt. Lang.
These vessels clear white light head,
green At the starbonrd red on port
America, shannon, Boston, Wednesday 9th October.
Europa, Ryrie, New York. Wednesday, ID November.
Niagara, Lstch, Boston, Wednesday, 10Th November.
rica, Harrison, New York, Wednesday 18th November
Canada, Lang, Boston, Wednesday, Gath November.
Asia, Lott, New York, We inesday LIST December
America, shannon Boston, Wednesday, 9th December
Europa, Ryre, New York. Wedne sday, 18th December.
Niagara, Leitch, Boston, Wednesday. I'D Dsoem
Africa, Harrison New York. Wednesday, 10Th December.
Canada, Lang, Boston, Wednesday, 9TH Jan, 1885,
Arabia Judkins, New York, Wednesday 18th January.
America, shannon. Boston, Wednesday, 18th January.
Passage from New York Boston to Lverpool-First
cabin, Sl20 second cabin $40.
No berth secured until paid for.
Freight will be charged specie beyond amount Tor
personal EXPENSE
An experienced surgeon on board.
letters and newspapers must through the Post
Office.
Z. CUNARD, No. Bowling Green.
WsrcHEs-By order Of the British Treasury, watches
foreign bearing the and Of
English Manufacturers will be here after admitted in Eng
land In tsnstu for the United States and other
Of which French and Swiss watches
shipped At Havre for New York Boston, via Liverpool
without mourning the risk heretofore Of being sessd ~
the Engiah Custom House.
French German and other foreign goods received and
brought in with British goods Through bills Of
ladipg are given in Hayre for New \ ork
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Design No. e6s rosdway to morrow and daily thereafter
ERANKLIN MUSEUM, i75 CHATHAM STREET
pens,ery afternoon ooock and in the evening ATM
living st.sSsTs y Nile: cssinsts Trespy Model
ss ss iGsy e az s.y
IN IT, sons stage Nth sn'srnsa arm
NEW YORK AND ALABAMA STEAMSHIP com
osi SppSs 81 R.e. W. 3d.
US NJ COMMANDER will receive frcsht for Mobile and
M % s a% ps sr o O. i ffhnssass
fasass SOS freight 80 esnts per
ms POI S
fSs
Mead fs s h t's c nd
e5rH sa LINE y..s
rates, fSo new aSS splsniid sse.ms% siEkEs
s.ss@n sf aa
sSkS 'ssss s s comm a
Sierra Nevada, and sail Immediately FOE franosco.
asso@Ssdasn ssd asSIs i.ails.
sn rrs and s S.n &C.
table ls steoraxe IN :Ls cry q sitteurs
mai.rSas sepos An espssSatd snr1scn Is
each ship sssa broadway
NOR San FRANCIsco-rO SAIL TENTH NovEM-
BERTHE fayerite New York built clipper ship TRADE
anS S
.n sa. s 'f % ss S ss
rh , on Nc Il , Is a.
The f.yer double onEae .sssnship TSoasfnEUs $50
n sy m
ss F,a
,porsoD These srs unryali.d In their accom-
No Bastery place up stair =
STEEAxc BETWEEN NEW TsnK AM AND ccLAssow:a
. aas aIxso tS$ s5a
s sss, M ss,sSv ~
second cabin $50 sd isss5;y j
NEW YORK AND SAN FRANCISCO STEAMSHIP
S,s,nsSH :Ss i,Sms: The nsv.ad splendid :s;;%sss
Neyxors f.f A.pnysh Navy bay YsSnssisy Soyen;
sr Ss s sSti The
mich ED S G n"gns d Dsaa
ssnssr, ~ the United states Francisco. .tepsn.
% o.e Pa.
sens,rs landed ths wharf Aspaysl and take
csns rsi1Ts stsc Now FORK y1SHs
PGssenser arc cautioned that ali tickets this line
must bear The na:urss Of the gndrsned aud that ne
other partes authorized CO sell tickets 1t sew YORK;
CTEAxsHIPs TO AusTeALIA-AI.s. FIRST CLASS
month pf fs. splendid e,pss ship NEBRASKA viii ssSs
ss S% ' ' Tsis si q
oa the sr 81 ns ss ss
IN ssy.nyare dayn There on board library for
s 1 rates s. ssSs Fl hs Fl
site the New FORK and Erie RsilroGl af6co.
y.r,.,,. ,yn~rr, ,,,v~ ~ n 90 rra ~.Ys
"A Ing montEy.-Tho splendid ship 0itEoo, Captain
ss,n w M saG % m Sqo 20 on Mono Ono
day 81 Y o'clock The FOR pssssn:
'sasf 3 ss '
PIER N a sra s
nav clipper ship sesrso, CAP. Aiisen Aeno2 win ,ses.
apply % FoDsiaicS Y. oAIERoS, er JOIN oaDEh,
CLIPeER LINE ros AUSTRALIA SAILS grH og
~ eash month.-The splendid new ship ShCsUss Tili
ssii for Port Philip NE 10Th q October For tresss
nong sppy ard, PiSr 10 res. "a ts ". r Du-
GAN - frcnt street, % Ru sshbL nosIlss' oid snp
ron AUSTRALIA. FARE REpUoEp-FERsr sHtr
for November. she best month W ,nssre favorable
p,s;aEs-T,e superior T. No. baltimore clipper sbig
81 s T i r sS 5 Sidney y &C. ss,a
asten, 81 h' res ia ssTpas, any yos Ssspstshea g
the best oppor unity = intsrmeiists passengers DIN
s srs sSu g q = We dsy o 4, q
Neysmts- rArst crst 'asin sE5 seslAd cabin slsli
a1GG ihSE E.is Enc sc, .:s, s,r..
1TNi1ED srA,ss NAIL LINE FOB NORFOLK. pR.
spl gspdid sido vh.e sts.mssip .Eaaaes Psrriss,
North river saturday October ~ st tpg oeiocf = "
board, and FOR paesass 10 ~ DIAN O. PLEAsASrS 50
Iron, stree,. near oid s,ip
AUSTRALIA, PIoNgEg LINN or MONTHLY
@ r :, s"'. ysS a <. ,IGfs, sSs S e
s tone enr,0sn w ~ VI s & - S
Melbourne Fort f.p ~ sosls9 ass m.j. sat On yey
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rORPOR RATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
~ hereby given, to the owners occupant
supsnts Of all houses and lots improved uninproved
affected thereby that the following have
been the Assessors and lodged in the office
Of the Bureau Of for examination by all
interested, vz-For building In Second avenue,
from the sewer in Twenty eighth street, point twoniy
by such assessment include all the several houses and ots
OF ground lots pieces and parcels Of land situated
both sides Of Seconc between Twenty eighth
snd Twenty ninth streets including the ground with
in about 100 fet of said All whose nte
rests affected by tho above named and who
opposed to the cit of ,ted
their objections in writing the undersigned at
their ofce No. Hall of Records within thirty days
the date Of this notice
SAMUEL n. DE MOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC WN SMITH.
once Bureau OF Assessments Street Department, Oet
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CORPORATION NOTICE. Public korICEfS HERE.
~ by gwen thst petition hsa been presented IN the
Dsara In Mulberry street, between
Grand and Hester stccsts All persons intsfsted In the
shove, having 0josonf thosoto acc requested 20 pre-
asrt the writing 90 tie coarsct clerk % h otee,
NICHOLAS DEAN, President.
Ayotrr Asrsdust Department, Oct. ~ IsH
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- hereby given TO the owner or owners occupants or
lands affected thereby that the following
been completed by the and lodged in the Office
Of the Bureau Of by all
sons terested For building sewer in vandewater
from the in Frankfort street point about
forty feet south of Pearl The limits embraced
such include all the several houses and lots Of
ground lots pieces and parcels Of land situated
both sides Of vandcwater street between Pearl and Frank
fort streets All persons whose interests affected by
the above named assessments and opposed
either them requested to present their
jcctions in writing TO the undersigned At their ONCE No
Hall Of Records within thirty days from the date Of this
notice. SAMUEL II. DE MOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC WM. SMITH, q
Once. Bureau Of Assessments Street Department., Oct
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E0R CHARLESTON, SAVANNAH, sHD FLORIDA.
seHi weekly Unitod states Nsi' itae-Iho ss,c sAd
favofite steamer sOUfWEENFr, W. foater ccmm&udsr,
VIII iesre pier w. Nosth river, wednesday, oetohss
a. NJ o'clock r. NJ precisely For freight apply aa board,
wtre sl br q lsdna will ~ ssntd sad f passage 81
- sPorFORp, TursToS co, ~ seush street.
Savannah paEengrs .cletsd through rithsrs further
rharre Passengers win detention ~ Charleston
arrangements have ksen made with enc south tatsina
Railroad Company % despatch "a ekraW nhhe srs
nl Through tickets % FLORIDA will be fur
rished ~ fvl0wsre jaekacnyiiia s3 80 Pii,tka, $50
bills OF ls6ng signed AFTER the steamer has sailed.
NAEloN vii follow or kAtnraay NoyemberS
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NOR LIvnRPOoL-UNITKD STATES NAIL STEAM
ship haltss Capt. Jos. J. CsmstoekThis seeamship
will depart with the United States MATHS 8uropo posi-
lively on s.surdAy October sth 40 ~ o'oloos NJ tron
her berth NJ the tsot Canal street No berth
al paid for Fer eLht or passage, having aneguaed
comm odaons fol elegance and comfort apply 10 EwD
K. COLLINS co NJ. 80 Wall street. Passenger. srs
requested 20 be on board ~ lA The cteamship
Nc VII succeed che Baltic and sall Noy. 18th.
YNHE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED grarEa
MAIL Stesnen-fhe ships ouposias this line are Ne
foliovfnxf ATLANTIC, Captain Wset
PACIFIC. Captain Nye.
ARCTIC Ceptsip Luce
BALTIC, Captain Comstecks
ADRIATIC, Captain Grafton.
Thess ships having been built by contract expressly foI
government service has been taken In their
gtrrctonas in thor onLssto strength
and their for usesuacd Cog
Price Of passage from New York 10 Liverpool In fres
tn S2O In second oahir S Exclusive Of extra yss
state ROOM $500.
From Liverpool 10 New Fork, go ard Els
An experienced surgeon sttaehsd 10 each ship.
No berths secured until paid for.
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EoRPORArIoN NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is
~ hereby given to the owner or owners, occupant q
nS aSested thereby that the fSiios wing ssssss
s.s ~
psrsons interested, viz For building in
Sssss and parcels land situated sides
sst from Ann street poin. 81 fos south Of Beskman
sssss Y s: ansss:ss:s. i shss sass; No Han Il
s'e''d within thirty Siy: rIn ns d nSr # this notice
T TEAS isl SIsSTh'13THsoS, Assessor
Bureau Of AsssssmsAss Street Department oe>
CoRPoRArIoN NoTIcE-PUBIIcN oTIcEIs HERE
~ by given, to the owner owners, occupant oocu
ss Bureau Of for BY al persona
@
e s' g s q Al
persons whose affected
81 Is = ;:s;sS +
F fsaSS ISL EIssHHiS TH, Assessors.
Qs.: Barssr 0s Assessments. Street Department o0i
ssp:nt: q Al house: and . impsSysa Or gnmprSyss
been completed by the and lodged in the oce
the Bureau of Assessments for by all
sopanterested via FOR building In Grad street.
. The between Attorney and Ridge streets The limits
and lots ground vacant lo pieces and parcels Of land
situated both sides of Grand from Suffolk street
I feet Of Attorney street. and tho east side of
Clinton street. southsry 200 feet from Grand street. All
psrsons whose interests affected by tho above named
and who to the same either Of
s: sss . h na ).
WjeAiu thirty days from the date of this notice.
SAMUEL H. DE MOTT, J
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, }Assesscr
ISAAC VIM. SMITH,
Once Bureau or Atsessments Street Department ost.
~ 1852
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S,TKAM BETWEEN NEW YORK AND GLASGOW
- The Glasgow and Now ork SttsEeshiy Compsnys
Craig. oompspssr viii sail from glass2w on the Sth Of
day 20th November, 81 ]: o'oioek as Trss cabin
taalcon state roomfl $780, do, do, Snidship Doll 30,
second cabin, $50 Stewards fss included. Apply 20
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H0RPOBATIoN N0TlcR-PUbLIg NOTICE n
~ hereby given, 20 the ovnsrs. 0ccnrsnt
rupsnts Of oil houses and lote improved unmrroyed
lands affected thereby that the following assessments have
been completed by the and lodged In the
ooe 81 The Buroau Of Asesserts tyr examination ny a
persoD Interested. vFor regulating and paving
A. between Twentythrd and Twenty fourth streets THO
mits embraced by ereh assessment, Glade all the several
ots grounS lots pieces aud parcels
land. situated both sides Of A, from Twenty
third % Twenty streets both sides
fourth street. S feet westerly from avenue A. All per-
whose interests affected BY the above named
ssnents and who opposed TO the sithor
thpm requested present their objection IN writing
t. the unacrfisscd, al their Office No Hall of Records
within thirty days from the date of this notice.
t4- SAMUEL II. DE MOTT J
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors. .
ISAAC WA. SMITH
Once Bureau Of Atcsbnents. Street Department, Oct
2s 1862.
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nR CORBETT, NO 10 DUANE STREET. BETWEEN
- Ckath am sad Willie streets, DO sensutod by
those tercetsd ~ bis oce whore who suersS
from medical pretsndsrs nay sspy With the certainly II
meeting physician Of experienced Dr. c. IL memter ~
khe N. ". Universty.