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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-04-15
ADVERTISING :
From the Louisville Journal.
WE MET To PART FOREVER.

BY T. BIBB BRADLEY.
We met, twas when her silver chain
The midnight moon was weaving,
Across darkly rolling waste
Of waters wildly heaving.
Our hearts were not more still and calm
Than was that rolling river,
For we had sung life's morning Psalm,
And met to part forever.
There shone beauteous forest-sea,
Beneath that moons illuming;
But sorrow in our sandal-tree
Her axe had been perfuming;
And sadly gazed we on the grove
Which girt that foaming river,
And mourned to think, with all our love,
We met to part foreverl
The nightingale flung on the breeze
Her richest vocal treasure,
But grief on life's low minor keys
Had struck a mournful measure:
And coldly fell the night-bird's song
We could but weep and shiyer,
To think our broken hearts were strong,
To meet and part forever!
The dew fell on the blooming vines
Our sylvan bower shaded,
But in our spirits shattered shrines
The rose of love was faded.
Youths golden dew which bathed it erst,
Again would bathe it neverl
Alas! what binding tear drops burst
We met to part foreverl
The archer stars sat on the sky,
Their silver arrows glancing
Against each wave that shouted by,
To oceans waste advancing;
But we had known the poisoned darts
From Griefs exhaustless quiver,
Which ranked in the writhing hearts,
Now met to part foreverl
IT'S many year since then we met,
And sorrows have numbered,
But bitterer brine hath never yet
My faded cheek encumbered;
And memory like guilty sprite
Still haunts that lonely river,
Where in the moons unclouded light
We met TO part forever!
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TThe following is an extract

P The following is an extract
o. letter dated Sacramento, Feb
ruary is. 1852. which we copy from
the Detroit Free Press. The pic
ture drawn is true one we well
know, and is worth a serious reading
by those California inclined:
"There are scores of able-bodied,
welI-educated, industrious men here,
who are destitute of means, and
would gladly carry hod, or wheel
a barrow for their daily food. Some
of them have tried the 'diggings,'
and failing utterly in pursuit, which
demands the strength and endurance
of a horse, the constitution of a
giant, and 'as many lives as a cat
have managed TO crawl as far as
here, and now hang about the streets
and taverns, pale and ragged, watch
ing for any employment, however
menial its character. With such
objects all around me, l am greatly
favored, at having found even the
humble employment Of reporting the
speeches of Senators, at which,
thanks TO my scanty requirements
in photography, an earning at
least 81 per day over my expenses!
And yet see, constantly, profession
al men, who stood we'll in the old
States, that wait on table, and carry
trunks 10 and from the boats, for
the want of anything better TO do."I
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-04-15

SUICIDE OF AN AGED MINISTER
The Rev. Burgess Nelson, (aged
about 80 years,) OF the Methodist
Episcopal denomination. committed
suicide on Thursday last, at The resi-
dence OF his son-in-law, James Ste
vens. Esq. in Frederick county, Ma
ryIand. So says the Baltimore Sun,
OF Saturday.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-04-15

At a celebration Of Washington's
by The Washington Light
Infantry, Charleston, s. c., tie ioI-
lowing toast was drank with raptu-
rous applause:
Woman-Her natural place is be-
tween angels and bIoomers--with-
out wings and without pantaIoons.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-04-15

The Steamer BUCKEYE STATE left
Pittsburgh on Sunday m rning,
March Ia, at III A. NJ, arrived at
CINCINNATI on Monday. at 6! P. NJ,
delivered so tons of dry goods, and
left at 10 P. NJ, for Louisville;
which she reached 20 minutes before
Z on Tuesday morning, took on 200
bales of cotton and 100 tons other
freight; left Louisville same day at
a z. NJ, arrived in Cincinnati at 90
minutes before 5 on Wednesday
morning; left Cincinnati at II same
day, 800 cabin and $50 deck passe =.
gers, and arrived at Pittsburgh at
III on Friday night; having per-
formed a trip of fully l,20O miles,
doing all her stoppings for freight
and passengers, receiving, carrying
and discharging the large quantity
of freight mentioned, and returning
to port in five days and twelve hours
from the hour Of leaving. This is,
indeed, trip TO boast of.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-04-15

LIBERATION OF THE IRISH ExIEEs.
The Dublin Freeman's Journal, OF
the both of March says:
alt tisreported that orders have &C.
tually been issued from the Colonial
Office, or will shortly be issued, di.
recting the immediate release of the
irish exiles, subject to the condition
that they are not to return to any
nart of the British islands. Mr.
Whiteside (now a member Of the
Derby administration had been an
active intercessor for their liberty.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-04-15

A LARGE LUMP.-One Million
and quarter Of gold from California,
was melted on Thursday last, be-
tween the hours OF 7 and 3 O'Clock,
in the melting department Of the
Mint in Philadelphia. This is the
largest amount ever melted in one
day since the establishment Of the
Mint.
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NEWARK, April 6.
Editor Ohio Slate Journal:

Railroad bridge case decided. Held
by the Court that the road has a right to
cross The canal without the consent of
the Board of Public Works, and TO go
on with the bridge now being construct
ed; that it does not substantially or un-
necessarily obstruct navigation; that the
Board Of Public Works has no right to
interfere. Injunction dissolved on
mere technical ground.
]. Fl. SULLIVAN.
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RAILROAD BRIDGEs-JUDGE HuRD's
DEcIsIoN.-We have just received the
following despatch from the President
of the Central Road. 1t is important,
and will be read with interest by ALL
We have no time TO comment at pres
ent:
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-04-15

Some three hundred and thirty
English. Scotch and Welsh Nor
mons, arrived at St. Louis, on the
9th ultimo, on their way to the
Salt Lake. Some four hundred
more were on their way from Eng
land, and were expected in few
days.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-04-15

A WHITE PARrRIDGE.-A gentle
man in HopswelI township. York
county, Pa. trapped a few months
ago, partridge that was perfectly
white, with all the other marks pecu.
liar 10 the race. The York Press
says il. has been purchased by a gen.
ileman OF Baltimore.
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SADDLES poR KossurH.-Two sad.

SADDLES PoR KossUTH.-Two sad
dlers. of Pittsburgh, Holstein &
Burchfield, have contracted with
Kossuth to make large number of
saddles for him, at Sl2 each. The
number Of saddles 10 be furnished is
understood TO be 5000.
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TERMs:

I copy one year, paid in advance. 81 90
At the expiration of the year. 90
No diseontinuanee until all arrearages are
settled; and failure to notify the publisher of
a discontinuanee will be considered as new
engagement.
Any person getting up Club of TEN to
one address, viii receive copy gratis. The
CAsH, in such case, must invariably accompany
the names.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-04-15

MURDERS AND OUTRAGEs ON THE
STRAITS OF MAGELLAN.-Seiaure of
VesSels.-We stated some time since
that the convicts at the Chilian colo
nv, at Fort Bulness, on the Straits of
Magellan, had mutinied aad com.
menced a general massacre and pill
lage. 1t appears that the Governor,
Munoz Camera, and a priest and
several others escaped with their
lives, but were compelled By want
and hungar TO return. when the
Governor was seized and a fire
built 10 burn him TO death. He
begged, however, to be shot rather
than endure such a horrible death,
which was granted; but after shoot
ing him his body was burned, while
the murderers danced and sung the
national hymn around the fire. The
American barque Florida was also
seized by them, and her owner Mr..
Shaw, of New Orleans, shot on the
spot; her captain being spared in
order that he might navigate the
vessel. The Eliza Cornish, British
vessel, was pillaged of 100000
and Captain Talbot, the mate, and
the owners son massacred. About
twenty other persons were mur-
iered; but subsequently, the mutt
neers, in attempting TO escape in one
of the vessels, were captured by two
British war steamers. The United
States frigate RaTitan, on hearing Of
he massacre, Immediately sailed
rom Callao, for Talcahuano, where
The was at the latest accounts.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-02


EoR NEW ORLEANS VIA HAVANA, Positively
Dee 1Ths very superior and elegant side wheel stea
ship OSPREY 1000 tons burthen John Powers Comm
This nae most stale
With elegant dining saloon sixty fcet BY twenty four on
deck, capable Of dining hundred and hy cabin
sengers also smoking saloon and an upper promenade
deck Her engine nsohnery 1s are in the best order
ers Her commander 10 most skiul navigator and has
been in the Havana TRADE for three years She also has
agent On board who viii particular attention TO the
passage having made tho from Phiadephis TO this
twelve miles per hour win sail from tho pier It foot Of
Rates Of passage 70 H fsH
and New orleans-Lades and saloon berths (no second
class cabin passengers received board with FIRST GLASS
table To Hayans, 1885, New orl ans, SEQ; seerags, s25
TO New Orleans at % cents per cubl foot for ai sent
board prevtous TO December 3d. and per cubic
foot additional for all oeved Friday December 3D.
will please furnish themselves with the bills Of ia
ding board or at tho Office other form will be
sgned All bias Of lading must be handed in by Friday
evening fo freight received or bills signed the day Of
sailing. Tor freight or passage. spply 20
LNoR NEW oALIANs, pIRkCT.-THE NEW D0UBLa
II engine steamship WILLIAM PENN, Winthrop soaYa
Commander will NAvc Pier East river, for the above
port direct, Wcdnes day, December ~ O'clock p.
ssge b cabin ssstcroom, $50; psSsaso In steerase, s
freight measurement goode 20 csnts per cubic foot
shippers are requested 20 supply thtwscve With The
form Of bis OF sdns other will be signed
and WIN 30 iIo once prior 70 The day Of snl
rsen thsy viii be sgned board No csh received %
bills efsdns ssned after u o'clock the day OF sains
''f ''sh' % .REy o 81 s0srS Or 40 Pear. ..r.A
Gsssbsr styssA
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LEGAL. NOTICES.


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IN s va:
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An Aas sns'sa On Act, relation TO the eeseton
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The sfoyo c"sItisd ss.s ana Sas AZ na r.rsss
whose interests Affected thereby asd Who nay -
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ssss si1:s :I:sa: y ssss.:. s.sss:s
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tae nsrshery side Eighty street ana sSe Mas si
a asss Ss ~ md : :ss M
AZ shat part q First ssswsen NE line Of ssh va
sweet shs norshsry ds Of issa ss.s,
SIDE q sns wssr ~
S on, - near ss sSras ss e AZ s "a s:
nissisns.o nov on Ale in sns once Of sSs srest Connis
%; psses q ssS .aa. N Il: s IL, -, H:s
III & a. s q s .s T.
high water the Harlem river q OF ssar hs norsn
5 IL !: Y n. ' sn (. @ s:sss
NJ ,Ss = ss ys y %
from Forty 70 Harlem rvsf surveyed IN Isl
and 1861 New York. April 1881 Richard Ansrman. City euf
veyor" now nis II the 6sress Connissooers e1ee
GELS Of land frsnsns or yi.S o. boiS aiss x be srss
q street. and sSs ssstSsry 1s q ssy.
gay between ssid Tirs ana ana On ne
ws5t By half way distant between said Yfst avenue
Second laid out and ooorsd the sad
nsat nsr ale sfersssid, In the once Of ths Street
psoeso parcels Of land yng dss oftAs
streets nsrseotng said First between the norhsrlY
side Of Eghtys!xth street and the souNhsriy ode u o
street so the lot ~ The Of the lot aS The nerAsa0
rear Of Me ios 81 shs souhvss corner 4 5l sses "a
First Also two lots the rear ~ ths snguax les
northeast Of ssh street and YiRsS avsnuss
also the triangular lot ~ e Of Vie lot ~ The nSr
risnsuisr os 81 hs rear is lot 81 she ncrSsas corner
hist street and First Also three lots ~
serherly side Of st street, distant about twenty-five see
westerly ths westerly aae OF saA First Alss
12d street Aso, Two lots ~ ths Of lanA Of PhaV
Medoor neas the nsrshvsns Of FIRST AAA
l2d street. Also three roar lots ewnsd b Philip NILE
Psn a n sS. z Lara TSSg y :sS z 1A:s'sss
lisa and Lam reets and yiAg avsnaes
and also lying the north ade u 3lss srse lsSaS
fest Westerly from the Irst a,snns AaA We
por 10 Abe above ssstIsd mssksr viii Se made ana M
rented The Supreme Csurs Of s STATE q Nsy York g
special serm Of she ssd oour held .he City Han
f the city OF Now York on SAssrdsy the M day q sDs
counsel DO beard action vtli hs nads thst ~
vsrers ~ sonnrnsa. Dated Neg Iork sept =. -
aEORGE n. PUR5ER Xosmubdens16
WILLIAM sINCLAIE }
n ATTORNEY.
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CORPORATIO N NOTICE-PUBLIC NOTICE Is
- hereby given, TO the owner swners occupant
supants Of al houses and lots improved unimproved
lands affected thereby thu. the following have
oce the Bureau Of Assessments for examination by all
persons interested vis:For building sewer in Houston
street The mts embraced BY such assessments inelade
all tho lots lots pieces
and parcels land situated both sides Of Houston street.
from Essex street Mulberry street. both sides Of Lud
southsry the crowns q the streets both sides 4 ths
sides Of Elizabeth street, north SOUTH TO the Of
the street. All whose interests affected by the
either Of them TO present their
Records within Thirty days Of this notice.
SAMUEL ii. DE NOTT,)
FRANCIS NICHOLSON. Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH,
Ones, Bureau Of Assessments. Street Department, Nov.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE 10
" hereby gwen. 70 the ewner or owners occupant oeeu
sasotsd thereby that the following assessments have been
ssnPlssd by the aad lodged In the once Of
iassrss.sd. yis.Yor building sewer in Thirsy.sEhsh
dred feet west Of the Sixth The embraced
BY such include all the several and ots
Of ground lots and parcels Of land situated
on both sides Of street from one hundred feet
west Of the Sixth to the Eighth the west
side Of Sixth avenue both sdesof Broadway the
eastrly side Of Seventh notherly to
street, All persons whose interests affected by abe
above named and who opposed to the same,
either Of them requested 70 their
In writing to the und ersgned at their ooe, No. Hall Of
Records within thirty days from the date Of this notice.
SAMUEL H. DE MOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC VIM SMITH.
Once, Bureau Of Assessments Street Department No
yember 1879
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EXPRESS AGENCIES.

DERFORD cos NEXT REGULAR CALIFORNIA,
- Oregon and South American ExprsS, will 90 rwsrd
the splendid NAL steamship Georgia, Monday next,
Dec In eharse Of our own special messenger Shippers
Saturday next Small parcels received till one PM
day Of sailing Shippers will also bear in mind tina,
guarantee all goods to 60 through by connecting
steauors No detention on the Ithmus. No charge for
custom house consular fees Passage secured tho
No. 2Yesey street. BERFuRD co.
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CORPORATION NoTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
hereby given 70 the owner or owners occupant or 90
lands af ted thereby that the following have
been completed by the and lodged the ooe
Of the Of Assessments for examination by all
sons interested For building sewer in Twenty eighth
street, between Third and LIE xington The limits
include all the houses
and lots of ground lots pieces and parcels land
situated both sides of street, between
Third and Lexington ayenue An persons whose interests
opposed TO the either of Them
sent their objections in the undersigned at their
Once No hall Of Records within thirty days from tho
date Of this notice.
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, }Assessors
ISAAC WN SMITH,
Once Bureau Of Assessments Street Department, Nov
H.. 1872
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CORPoRATION HOTICE-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
~ hereby given to the owners occupant or 90
lands affected thereby that the have
Of the Bureau for examination By all per-
interested, viz For building receiving basins and
eulvers Grand street, the intersection Of Essex and
Norfon Streets in connection with the sewer in Grand
all the several houses and lots OF ground vacant lots
pieces and parcels land situated both sides Of 0raad
between Norfolk and Ludlow streets and both
sides Of Essex and satery side q Ludlow street. between
southerly therefrom All PERSONS whose interests are
affected By the above named and who
posed to the either Of them, requested to
sent their objections in writing TO the undersgned ct their
ONCE Bali Of Records within shirty days from the
Wv v $50 SAMUEL u. DE MOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, }Assessors
ISAAC WIN. SMITH,
Once, Bureau Of Assessments Street Department, Nov.
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RESTAURANTS.

STRIKE THE WORLD WITH AWE AND WONDER,
- Listen to A. J. Aliens thuuderl
Colds coughs, asthmas consumption cured without the
aid Of the molasses stick by Dr. Andrew Jackson Allen
ofce hours from 10 o'clock, A. NJ 70 TO- p n. Advice
gratia pay for medicine.
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-.S,r-.-s.-s-~--.srNS. = 49,
81 s EE FIFTH PAGE. "a
oUsArOfAATlOn aUYaOnss
CoRPoRiTloN SALE OF RIAL fsfxTE-PUBLIc
s q * Ss.
sisy q New York By q The Council
Si S:s r's ..s s.:: Z
ssA s se:s''a q sss;ss. z: H.
sn u s ssy Il York ss.i belonging
Iir..s the Westerly side q Lexington avenue
on .s Street, 'd' and
: iss s:;::; 80. .. .s'
I,
s.sonS streets. ' and Filth ana sixth avenues.
lot: on s,oss bounded Jun by s1.ySsursh and
sevsnthsS lots between sixty-siIth and si1tyFifth
ishshts lots between sinty and Sixty eighth
ss.ssss and Sixth and seventh avenues -, 80,
Fifth and sixth avenues.
streets, and Fifth and Sixth avenues.
lots on slSGh soundes b ssvsntyfsh and
Twefth1 lots ON seventy-sshth street. north side Of
!srtesnsh.N lots Eishsieth street, north side Of
Fifth and Sixth avenues
and on fsasa and ar
ana s- and Sixth and ssSsasS ave,
s,is ias
psrs Nos subject 70 lease on The same Till Nay l.
1858 with 81 900 per annum rent.
a IS
iii Esg 5 With per lease on h'
s;s.s i:
he
part Of pier No s..
river ocsnsis. half Of the Sulahsaa between
Las Win
line Sorth
tended coene. alp subject to lease on the same
~ - ~ s ;s.ss Ne 1.
T. ON
Nil May |. 1855. With s.. oOo rent per .nnum;
"
pier, Ne s.,.s -. =:
ssHs:S ssrs:: cosssis. :,s :asss.
r..
vsS SS'ss
..sssy 70 East
sver Fletcher street with half Of the sglhs.d between
s,Y9 ~, q ~, 81.
e A. ovsn street. sa h w sM part Of
NJ o. with Sulthssa between said Eisrs subject 70
that The lessee shall keep the
Is
sane e Z .
y; g ..; s. s,;E s .s III: ~.
e. :s win e:
twenty n. East river, 81 PIKE ZIP With
about 50 buiIhead the esser :ds Of ..d pier
o &c.. s;:;:s asss 20:
a 10 eu.ss sss
Ron n; ssns ". e
:s. @ ss s Nc s:s:.
ss Il :as
ss;ss .h.il hssg sSs sane in repair pair,
street. subject 70 leases on the same till May 1885, with
thirty ssgd,Pis. NJ. 8 North river foot q pS.n:
IN Ma y rsns 20 o with
yenant Tor further renewal at ronss0 DO fIsd by ap-
Thirty fsur.h-Pisr Nc; 81 North Rive: between Duane
III : 1868 rem. PEI snnSn vita " %
thirty sfthePisr No s. North River Tr.nhln street.
bjectto lease the till May 1853 with $ss'S
thirty No. 81 Nersh RivoT Beach street sss
yrbjsct to lease the same till May l. 1854, with 81 $50
decd. VII given to a. the & I:
70 A; o Is: ,o1s s ssd BE-
q aeoosds on After
sns esn day Of DeeemDet next 80 a.. .,a
sxpen auction and sails be paid - tho mgtroiers
o6ee on day immediately after the sale; fifteen
cent on all purchases lots the Sd day Of January 1883
when he will be ready for delivery and the balance
years from Janusry 1872 with interest a. the rate Of six
On ali purchases pier property the Of
February 1885, when the deeds win DO ready for delivery
mortgage for three years from February 1853 with ipts
yesry. Ali rents aocrung the pier and wharf property
3o February 1853 reserved to the city The sale will
SSs ten per paid to the following days
sale. viii be sold over sgaiu tbs next day. !
JOSEPH r. TAYLOR, Comptroller.
asa Ao1 o'-' -
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ENOR LIvERPOOL-UNIfED STATES NAIL STEAM.
= ship BALTIC, Capt. Joseph J. Cemstook- steam
ship will Depart with the United Statss mails for Europe
berth 81 foot Of Canal street No berth secured till paid
tions for elegance comfort. apply TO
EDWARD x. COLLINS L. CO., So Wall street.
Passengers requested to be board at A. n The
steamship Arctic VIII succeed the Baltic and sail Decem
Der 18th.
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connecting WITH the Pseiae NAH Steamship Company
u R.as%.TSs .Pisnid .ss dSssi:
san SuIh.a P .s %
ss Nail PSF sas
compsnss regular mail steamer viii b in r,sdinsss
rsssly: The ossrs.: mail. and P..sspssr. ana
;ss.:sn Win ;Hssssss :ssis .sss:y
snd forward saloon ROOM second cabin stsndse
sesd xspn~s fss Tr.ns. S%u. ' Il
o. Persons through By
ference Of on board Pacific mall
ers Rates Of fare from Panama 70 San Francisco The
SS isITs
aa r &c SSrnss o. rein AN
S which oaios sss~sss *.
loading a. pier isiss river This ship sails fast y
,:s rs; 'ss sssa
a VsTF,A Lila PHILIP DIREcr-TnE BEAU
ss assa.n % sa
and nearly ready for will have Immediate dispatch for
Portable passage respectfully before engaging
In old vessels now advertised 70 examine for themselves
and nsurane Zone Sees Early sppos
h Gn rs eRR6 Gssh Is ns on board
ISAAC Il Smith No. ioi Wa. IL street . SCUM ' =
A usTRALIA, PIONEER LINE.-Tue NoBLE NEW
ep
siIth chip Of this line sail the 18th
Known ,rSn THAI Il. N.% Yr np
I ss ss sS n .S %
her supco! secommsdsons a.ins !osethcr With her
e hs S
YET been despatched for Australia surgeon proper
up ana has
decided preference All others even higher fats
NV NV cxn1nRcN. }ns Wan ssrss.
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NoRPoRATION NoTICE-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
~ hereby given, to the occupant
pants Of house. and lots improved unimproved lands
completes by The Assessors and lodged in the ooe Of
the Bureau of for examination by all
in JAY and rsssssS
curb and gutter The limits by such assessment
lots pieces ana parcels Of land situated on The southery
side Of Jay street. near West street. Nos 81 "a, and 49,
All persons whose interests affected by tho above named
them requested their objectiop in writing
10 the underigned At their fce, No Hall Of Records,
SAaseIs II kI q aSTa; assessors.
Once Bureau Of Assessments Street Department Nov.
IMPAIRMENT OF REPAIRS AND SUPPLIES, NO
~ vember 90 lS52-To builders Sealed proposals will
Supplies No. New City Hall until Friday Deem 10TH
at ~ O'clock M at which time they will be publicly OPEN
accordance with the ordinance therefor) for alter
house Of Hook and Ladder Company No. 3, in Amity
work for each house. separately The plans and peciaca
lions Of the work required be done and all information
tendant Of kepars Public Buildings No. 10 Elisabeth
street Blank estimates can be had nc either ohco. Es
presentation ana subject
which refers N BThe Commissioner the right
Of Al or any Of the estimates deemed fUr the
Commissioner Of r erairs and supplies.
CTREET DEPARTMENT, NO. 4 HALL OF RECORDS
on has been in The Board Of regu
East Br al way Also the following petitenTo regulate
and grade Eighth avenue between Fifty niath Eighty
tsereto requested present them. Writing the
Undersigned, At his office, before the 9th day Of
D'e'"'e' n'1" JOHN 7. DODGE. Street Co nmi.sonsr.