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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-23

Az BURLINGTON o. sNETuEE CONTINUES TO
w practice law the supreme Couftto attend TO eases
before Cones0 prosecute claims aud settio sccountr
agnne the Departments ard Boards II Commissoncrsto
pateos At home and ahroadto obtain pensions
a. bounty landto coecs debts, dividends legaees and
hri In any part the United States snd In orogu
triesto make In loan and stocks
and bond and TO negotiate the purchase
and sale loans ands and patent shts In state
Union, Particular attention said TO California land title
coming mp to the United states supreme Conrt
srpesL Cemouniostiors prepaid, addressed to W. a.
sItfbtr, Ne CAsroI vlaee, cGutoi Hl " sskingtor
Z C., eal Ntstyi.b Iyon vt Attsntioy.
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MEDICAL.

nR CoNVER'S INvIG0RArING CORDIAL THE
most remarkable remedy for nervous constitutional
debility and weakness, encrvang body and mind. This
Cordial has been tested for ~ years these cases Il never
falls to reorete manly sud pristine vigr when All otber
means h1 " totle; three bottles for S. Ilarortant
advice 70 the rsrrsd snd single. Dr. C.s off es a5 Mir
avenue and is Chamsrs street the Cordial s Oh
.MSf. t&s sSit ltklssSt.Axl iSEss.tYS " Al 9issS;iA
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once crOtor Aqn.due. Department.. Jnn M7 \

ITO COAL DEALERS-CORPORATION NOTICE.
Proposals will be received by the at the
Comptrollers ofce No Hall Of Records Park It'll
10th day Of june 1852 for supplying One Thousand Tons Of
Coal Of the best quality for the the
ra except the Aims House DEPARTMENT. each
ton to consist OF thousand pounds md to be Of the
lowing kinds, vx:Fye hundred tons OF Lehigh coal egg
sze Eve hundred tons Of Peach Orchard Red Ash coal
size Five hundred tons of the to be delivered
before the first day OF November next, ensuing in
quantities. and at such OF the police oes station house
public offices and ire department buildings be
directed BY the Superintendent OF Aepair and Public Build
seguen 80 tho rst OF November next at the places
mentioned directed by the Of Repas
Public Buildings. Payments to be made the delivery
tie coal The contract will be given the person persons
who shall Offer to tho the
vantageoas 70 the They shall bonds
With satisfactory security for the performance thereof
der forfeiture twice the amount of contract prices in
case Of fsnre which bonds to be executed within
days after She proposals accepted The proposals.
be marked Proposals for Coal and will state the
and place Of buses Of the bidder The proposals
furnished in sealed envelope endorsed tProposals for
Coal and directed 30 the subscriber at his Office in the
the 10th day of June 1862 which time snd place tho est
mates will be puolcly opened. Proposals
strict piance with the provisions Of Title III Com
tracts for Supplies and York for the Corporation the
amended ordinances passed May 81, 1919; and also
arnenuc qtobeY "a 1872 Blank forms Of estimates be
had at this office not made In accordance with
the above directions will not be consi ered The Comptro
Ter the right to reject al proposals if in his
judgment viii be for the interest Of the Corp grafton
JOSEPH r. TAYLOR. Comptroller.
Conptreller's Office. New York, June4, 1852.
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TAvERN AND EXCISE ICENsES.-MAYOR'S
Once 18th June, 1852 -Notiee-The laws of the State
subject every persen WHO shall sell by retail vine
srsse or spr bGuors defined BY the Cooperation
anances as wne brandy rum GIN strong waters biters
peer a or other e1eseable strong hquors) without boz
lng heensed, 20 fine and imprsannent and all persons
TnS sna sell any strong or piruous liquors. snantties
liquors imported distilled by themselves without being
hcensed to penalty dollars for each offence.
The Of Excise will hold and their
eetngs for granting licenses at this Office the following
days. from ~ ts o'clock for the several wards
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nR. WARRrN. No. MOTT STREET. CONTINUES
- 10 :, tssnitte en- dtessee ~ ryscys9 yas Irec-
'h's AMI pes ~ NJ -. sssg tur.. a fIG 5eyf II H.
5'ttt fpt rtt.Ah SOD.
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VT ~ " ~ 'E'7EN ~ ~
pRJrosLl, LAr8s 0y sAgLIHS.

EDWARD K. COLLINS i Co, &c Wsll It,. New York.
BROWN, SIMPLIFY H. Co, Liverpool.
H. G. ROBERTS T. CO., 10 Eingt Arms Yard, London.
JOHN MUNRoE l. CO., 20 Rae Metre Dame aes VIC
torres Paris; or
GEO. H. DRAPER, Rxvrc. J.
Theowners of these ships will net be accountable for gsld
silver bullion specie jewery precious stenef metals,
unless bills Ofadng Ahsrafs and the value shsrs-
oft horai
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ENORP0RATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is
" hereby given to the owner owners occupant or
eapAnts Of oil houses and lots improved unimproved
lAsds Affected thereby that the assessments have
been completed the and lodged the office
Of the bureau Of Assessment. for by all
~. aH rst tS ssss sac 81 I?ntts
enhraced such include all the houses
situated easterly ade Of Centre between Leo
aad sosthsy side Of franklin Streets Orange and
Centre streets persons whose interests affected by
~ above named assessments and who are opposed to the
either Of them requested TO present their obeo
aoh Recsrds Within thirty DAYS from the date hs
.''s' S sAaScI 4 HI 81 MeTT ASSESSOR,
ISAAC WIN. SMITH,
Once Bureau Of Assessments Street Department, June
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EoR NORFOLK, PETERSBURG, AND RICHMOND
The United states mail steamship ROANOKE. hcN,t
Parrish commander will soil ron pier l3 North rvor l
Saturday 18th instant, ~ o'clock, y. VI. Passage md
fare 60 Norfolk state included Ss 60 Petrbu-g anl
Richmond, state room included $40. Stecrar halt Isgo.
Pills of athe syned only board For freight arr
sfr MAJ al
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VENO fLAGGEkD.-SEALEB YKUFUSAL3 Win BE
received ~ the Office q the CrotSa Aqueduet Depart
olosk r NJ when thsy will be publicly opened to flag the
sidewalk IN Fifth avenae, from Fortieth to Forty second
North blue Sls smooth and Of wind 70 DO used
x nc. tsdina courses 70
eleven piece out round the tree boxes
with good lime mortar Before laying the walk the
tractor will be required reset she curb and
gutter stones in front sxeayae the entire walk tho
depth Of six inches and refill the with good clean
sand when the work is completed all to be cleaned
suare foot for tho walk and shat 70 cover and include
and the and written consent OF two Sufficient
in bond of 81 600 The Department the right
reject ALL the bids deemed adverse to the public
N. DEAN, President.
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HvoRpoRA1ION NOTICK-PyBLIC NOTICE Is
hereby ves TO the owner owners occupant or 90.
eaeais 81 N Houses and Let's improved unimprovsd
80 aasessd THEREBY that ihs following A.se.:nens:
sAss Of the Burssu Of for by all
DeEDns htszsstsd, paving fwenty-hird street
esa ~ sush asssssment. include ali the several houses
essd cn beth sides Of twenty third street. between
tt avenue and hast river Al persons whose interests
exposed 10 ks either Of them, requested 70
thsy ohecNens in writing, 10 tho undersigned, 1t
- ehse 10. Hall Of Records within thirty days from
SAMUEL H. DE MOTT,
sszl FRANCIS NICHOLSON, $Assessora
ISAAC WIN. SMITH,
09ss, Bureau ofAssessments Street Department. June
B6A
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TWENTY ULCERS ON TIE LEGS CURED BY HoL-
u linen ad Il ofa frsun

loway's Ointment ald Pills Extract Of letter from
.. H. knoeker dated Mount Gambia South Australia July
4 1850 - To Professor Holloway. SRA has ust
under observation, which the efficacy Of
Ointment Pills has been fully proved. Of the
his Sims, which were difient to that almost
remedy bad been applied without good effect. Your
Pills and Ointment then rosorted Abou. six
weofs he completely cured and scarcely mark
Sold by all the vendors Of medicine throughout
British empire also by those Of tho United states IS
cents - cents and 81 10 each. Whoc8ac Mr. Morses
Strand, London.
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TIVE MARRIED. woMAN.s PRIVATE MEDICAL coz

TtHE MARRIED WOMAN'S PRIVATE MEDICAL con
panon-By DIR. A. VI Maurieesu Professor Of Diseass
Of Womeu-Tsenticth edition, ~ no. PIP. 25-Pnce, 81.
losrs o suffering Of physical and Bgush to many
band might have been spared by timely possession this
work. 10 is intended especially for the married. or those
contemplating marriage discose important Secrets
which should be known 10 them particularly.
Here, also, every femsc-thc wfe-the mother-thA
either budding IL womanhood the other in tho decline
change discover the symptoms and the most
efficient remedies and most certain mode Of every
COMPLAINT 20 which her sex is subject. tN
Extract Of letter frem gentleman in Dayton, Oho1
DR.. a. ". hAuRicEAU:- DAYTON, Nay L. lSa6
Nv psAR SHINY wife lac been perceptiby sinking FOX
some three years more IN Consequence f her great
gsh and suffering months before and during sr
and presrang her, putting her life in imminent dangers
ana when was on the last espaired ~ supposed
this state OF things was inevitable and resigned myself
meet the worst, ~ this time about two monthly
heatd your book hhy spoken Of containing some mat
trsrcachng my case On ts receipt and perusn cannot
express you the relief IL afforded distressed mind and
the s pages impaired TO wife, ON learning that the
opened prospect me which little conceived pcss
be- But for this ancther would have passed over
my head In all human probability wife would
in her grave, and my children loft motherlsss.
1t Is, Of inprsecabe to Convey fully the
serious subjects treated Of they Of nature strictly
For sale az 22 Broadway and 81 the publishing onee IL
Liberty street, New Ysrk Little Co., Albany; Jossyh
Tucker Mobile, Alabama +. II. Peterson, 95 ChestnnN
street. Philadelphia On the receipt of 81 sopy viii be
traDsned ny mail free Of postage, any part ~ the
United states All letters must he addressed pos. paid 20
% Msnrieesu, tsx la New lesA city. Ofa.e 10
ks,f1 stlfSh
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DR.LA CROWS MEDICAL TREATISE. TWENTIETH

IlR. La tEOlA'S MEDICAL TREATISE, TWENTIETH
~ editicn.-By ~ b. La Croix, d.. Albany New York
cheapest hook published $50 pages and 100 plates.
and with pain rules which any
safely emhched with appropriate autographs With
this book their hands, they enabled eolnect tho
quail ply the quac aud thus guard against
the imposition ofqnackery prevalent in popuious cities.
Dr. la Croix is legally qualified physician and. for tho
past twenty has beeu duly consulted the differ
diseases upon which his book trcsts personally rs veil
sending twenty five cents In let
postpaid will receive cory by mall free o. POSTAGE
dollar. Aadress Dr. NJ b. La Crox.
50 Beaver Albany N I. Sold hy Garrett CO. "a
Ann street, and Stringer Townsend, ~ Broadway, New
York.
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CORPORATION NOTICE. PUBLIC NOTICE is
~ hereby given 70 the owners occupant or
eupants Of all houses and lots improved unimproved
nnds Affected thereby that the following
hen sg~pleted the Assessors and in the ooe
81 the Bureau Of
irterested. viz For in Pearl street, from
S<ate street TO Whitehall street, Tho lims braced ~
each include all houses lots
Eegpd vacant lots pieces and parcels Of land situated
both sides Of Pearl street between Whitehall and State
greess the westerly side of Whitehall street. between
Bridge and Pearl streets and the southerly side Of
Bridge street. between State and Whitehall streets All
persons Whose interests affected by the above named
em requested to their objections writing
g. tie undersigned at their Office No. Hall of Records
within thirty days from the date of this notice.
SAMUEL H. DE MOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC VIM. SMITH,
kf82
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-23

TYR. MORRISON, 2OiiS FULTON STREET, CONTINUES
- to be consulted by HE old friends and patients Others
wishing to be skfuly justly treated may rely hs
experience Of 50 years in his special department. Nervous
debility he invariably See his London diploma
ofnoe No feo till cured.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-23

UMPIRE CITY LIEE-THR0UGH TO SAN FRAN
II cisco at greatly reduced rates OF fare for cabin and
seerage pssengersThe and splen did double engine
Eq, cormauder, will leave her dock, pier No. N b. for
o.Sfaas p sonnss,,ins a., Psnsm. a{,h ~ farsrls
steamship New Orleans, Edsar Wakcman, oomm andcr,
which steamer Will take the passengers by the Sierra No
vsdafrom Now York, sud Immediately thereafter proceed
10 Gan Francisco direct These vessels in alton
safety and Ventilation, are not snfpassed BY any th
route and experienced Il attached each ship
Passengers per Sierra NeyaIs viii DO landed the
wharf % Aspiowa, free Books now OPEN srd Through
tickets for Hae. For raishs or passage spplYto
J. HOWARD g. SON, Agents, ~ Broadway,
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GTRIFT DEPARTMENT, NO HALL OF RECORDS
~ Public notice is hereby gven that the following pGi0n
has been presented she Board of Assistant Aldermen
To reset eurb and gutter and grsdo sidewalks IN James
street between Chatham and Madison streets Also the
fol wing Tss luNon ITO ARr ,the westerly sidewalk ~
Governor street between Bny and Division All
interested having Injections thereto requested
them, IN writing the signed at oce,
o before the 22d day Of Juno instant.
June u, 1882 JOHN =. DODGE. Street C5mr.
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which days AL persons wholesale as well as retail
Dealers who require licenses TO attend
charge for license dollars and must be paid in bank
able money All denquents will be Immediately thereafter
reported Tor pro soeutiop. By order OF the Mayor,
ASHER TAYLOR, First Marshal.
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NANDERBILTS LINE FOR SAN TRANCIsC0-TIE
Shortest and Cheapest Route-Great Reduction for
steamship NORTHERN LIGHT. $500 tons burden, will
leave from pier No 2 North river u. three o'clock, r.
Monday July for San Juan del Norte, direct
ms with the ayorte steamship Pacific the Nicaragua
Transit Route having but ~ miles OF land
These steamers are unsurpassed for speed and accomod
ton and rely upon going through with the
utmost despatch This route offers superior advantages
families going to California they win be constantly
the supervision OF officers attached TO the line Tor ntor
nation passage, apply at the Once No Battery place,
up stairs. ID. Il. ALLEN, Agent.
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DARIS AND LONDON TREATMENT or LOCAL
disease, in few hours by vegetable application,
without pain which he combines with medicines In cons
tutionsl affections and debility
not be cured without it, for he performs daily which
had continued under all other treatment Peg
,ons can rely othor proof whore there much ina
positions but his diploma editorial notices. testimonials
from physicians, and hundreds Of certificates prove
treatment unequaed for 81 this speciality who had
previously been swindled by tho base Fink
A. Wsring, "; n Graft, T. irSpsies WIN. rergusoa.
letter. LARaoNT, Surgeon ~ Rsade street, Of
hrnaM
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(VRcToN AQuEDUCT DEPARTMENT. = TO CON-
" tyactorsSealed Proposals, endorsed Proposal for
building Sewer in Henry street will be received at the Of
See Of The Croton Aqueduct Department Rotunda Park
vnt Nopdsy, te 2st day Of june 1852 at o'clock, r. M
20 hula Sever with the necessary receivas basins and
being length about i feet The plan Of the Sewer and
for tho building Of the aud MI other in
relating thereto car be obtained application
~ the Contract Clerk, at this Office.
Fresident Of the Croton Aiueduct Department.
t~rn. lth
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NoRPoRArIoN NorIcE.-PUpLIc NOTICE IS HERE

CORPORATION N0TICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE is HERR
~ by given to the occupant occupants
Of All houses and lots improved OK un;proved lands Affect
ed thereby that the following Assessments have been
peted by the ASSESSORS and lodged in the Office Of the
Bureau of Assessments for examination by all persons inte
rested viz For building Sewer in Chatham street. from
the Roosevelt street to the west line Of Mulberry
street. the limits embraced by such include all
the several houses and lots OF ground pieces ard
parcels of land situated the nothery side Of Chatham
street. between Mulberry street and line about 60
westerly; and the southery side between Roosevelt
street and line about 40 feet easterly thererom All
interests affected by the
meps md who opposed TO the either of them,
requested to their objections in writing the
undersigned a. their office, No. Hall Of Records. within
thirty days from the date of this notice.
} |saAS is + Il Il AZ Assessors
once Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department June
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R>ORPoRATIoN EOT1CE-PUBLIC NOTICE is HERE
~ BY given, 10 the owner owners, occupant
peaAs Il al houses lots improved unmproved lands
1Nected thereby that the wing been
esnpetsd BY the ASSESSORS and lodged in tn Bureau
AOehazents for examin alton by all persons interested
For Thirty street. between Madison and
!h avenues The limits embraced by such
include all the houses lots cfYound
peces parcels land situated both Thirty
second street. between Fifth snd Madison per-
whore interests affected by the
asnts and who are opposed to the either he
uadersgned at iber Office No Hall Of Records within
thSyty days from the date Of this notice.
SAMUEL II. DE MOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH,
Ccs Bureau Of Assessments Street Department, June
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-23

MI EfkoroLITAN HALL-MME. ALBONrs FIRST

NJ EikofoLITAN HALL-MME. ALBONIs FIRST
CONCERT
10 zMsIea WI take place Wednesday evening June 81
on winch occasion ahe will be assisted wing
nent Angustino Revere, sgnor Antonio
oaneoVahh ognor hrait and grand Orchestra Of seven
~ performers. Leader, Sig Arditi
PR0GRAnME;-Phnr I.
!. 0yerture-La Gazxa Ladra . ......... Ro.ini
=. Cavatina-"Langur per una bella" titaliani in
Ageri)-Signor An tonic Ssngioyanni .Rossui
3. cav.tna-"E ccomi ri lne in Babilonis" (semira-
nide madame MARKETS. AlbonL ........ ,Rossinj
4, Souvenir dItAa-fantasia for the vioa-com-
posed and performed by. Observation-Disclosures rditi
o. buette-" Elisirc d. Amor Signori San giovan-
N and Rovare Observation-Disclosures. .Donizstti
1a Borgia)-Madamc Aiboni. ............ .Donizetu
- PARr H.
l. Overture. with full Orehsstra--Zampa. .Herold
?. Terzettino--" Stretti insien tutti tre." from
the Daughter Of the Re giment sung by Nine.
Aboni. Signori A. Sangioyanni and Revere. Donizeti
). Dnettinc-"Tornami dir che IN ami" from the
opera Of Don Pasquale' executed by Nine.
Alboni and Signor Sangiovanni. Donizstf
T. Aria-" Nei Rsmpolli feminini," from the opera
OF "Cenerentoln sung by sigpor Revere .kossini
o. Hondo-" Nacqui ALI Alamo" from the opers Of
Ccnerentos,' executed by NINE. Albon -. .RossinI
Price o. tickets. 81 Secured seats So to DO obtained At
Wm Hall Sons $50 Broadway, from Monday morning to
the night Of tho The Dollar tickets will he
commence at SO clock
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INVITES vARIETIEs-TgE UNDERSIGNED MOST
W respectfully 10 the public that his ~ ana
elegant situated in the Bowsry, near Chat
ham square, will be before Sepsmher aud
will accommodate 900 persons comfortably seated And Is
constructed that in the whole nunber
vacate IN ten minutes 1t will also possess excellent
ventilation, and sa rank In POINT Of STYLE with any place
Of smpscment in the world Due notice will be given of tho
entertainment. So. CHARLES w utTE. Proprietor.
W.GD'S MINSTRELs. AT MINSTREL HALL, NO. IA
w Broadway between Howard and Grand stroess OPen
every night, under the management OF H. Wood whose
md dceaton of character cannot be
eeod. The recent alterations for the months Of
ter for families that canpot hsd At other
similar establishment In the city Admisson u cents.
UoOrso o'clock; Concerts at o'clock.
N BThe proprietor of Gods Minstrels, Go the
perfect respeeahy " h audience all times has dis
continued tho Wednesday afternoon CONCERTS and will here
after give the performance of saturday afternoon expressly
admitted.
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EARF REDUCED-FoR SAN FRANCISCO DIRECT,
the splendid and clipper ship WARNER the fast
est and best ship will positively sail about the 1t
Of July and has most comfortable state arcommoda
tons for families single persons low ea-ly az
Ilicstion is made, n board,
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TINTED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

TINTED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
connecting with the Pacific Nail Steamship Company.
Only through line for California and Oregon viz Aspin-
wall and Panama. BY order Of the Postmaster General,
the United States Mail Steamers, with the great 9rni
and Oregon Mails to be despatched the 9th II this
month for Asrnwa via Havana Agreeable g tho above,
the splendid u s. Mail Steamship Gil ER0k EE. Lieut Da
venport I. S. NJ Comman ler will sail Thurdey. June
- 2oclock M precisely from the pier the foot Of
arrcn ftrtet, North River The Pacific Mail ship
Companys magnificent steamer NoRrHEhNER. 100
tons which steamer It having been ascerned ny
oces to be dispatched from San Francisco IN place
the Golden Gate, viii be in readiness at Panama 70 receive
tho Cheroktes mails aud passengers and sal Immediately
Tor san francisco. Rates OF fare to Aspnwsli-adles
Saloon State Room sos lower att and forward salo do
So: calm tandees $40 SD Passengers
will be landed NJ the railroad wharf, " Aspinwa free.
Transit Of the sthmus n the passengers expense Per9rs
securing through by the United States lsteamr
preference otaGeomm ndatnn board
tho Pacific Mail stelmers Rates Of fare from Panama 10
San cisco oat favorable For freight or
passage appIyto CHARLES a. WHITNEY. the otee Of
tho Completes, III West street. u War.en. New
York.
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CORPO RATION NOTICR-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
~ hereby given 10 the occupant
pants of a houses and improved lands
affected thereby that tho assessments have been
completed BY ths Assessors: and are lodged IN the oos
interested vi.Tor paving Thrtyhrst street, from
Broadway to the Eighth avenue. The limits mbraced
ogpd vacant iSt piece: and parcels Of land s.aated
the Eighth All affected by
the above named rho opposed
either Of them, TO their ocon
in writing 20 the understand At their ofes NO. Hall Of
SAMUEL II. DE MOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, }Assessors
ISAAC WN SMITH.
Office Bureau Of ASSESSMENT Street Department, June
IS 1852.
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ITO SHIP NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WILL BE RE-
oeived by The Accessory rrsns. Company o. Ni.aragu
At their oce No 81 Wall street. New York; Tor the con-
struction OF Stesoboat Of the following description
Lensth fcc beam "a feet hold, feet cylinder 81 feet
eight feet stroke boiler ~ feet long, III feet vide IN 'front.'
ard9 feet shelf Tho will be fsrnisbsd By the con
pnny Apply, for further pAsteulass.sc = -. -.