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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-09-09


and LUFes, has attained celebrity from us remarkable
cures never enualle nv any ether medicine before
p+t- r-.r ,ios b ., ,,, -, ma yr,;.es and
sometimes effected notable cures but none has ever So
fully won hecouddencs Of every comuuiL, VIII ere il J.
49,, &c. r,r- 80 .-i., :, 80. .,.,,., 49,, -s,r,.
nave lo'sP ''aIg s'o"' ii 80 i.S7e79 d '7' y o'e
this dangerous class Of disease which would fail
attract the attention Of Physicians Patients and the
public at large.
See the staremprts not OF obscure in4ivfduaIs and
from, rr 5,zf.r nh. as btf F mon Who ar. ,,,y, and
oi 90 .' --'-, oN' 70 " "HO 'o PM" ~
respected throughout the country
7rtv, yin .- - trrr Epr, run Sr-prT-oNr moon
-. - - - - - = -
:. u - T. y -, -, - -, ~ ,4 n e
~ 49, Ch..rrr Pr,ss syg..I c,,,I-isr No.. III ~
~ nESsesEsC& 50 r.,,ar,b ie f5-.si,i,-,+ ,r "a,
yIn,arf Medical tflf,r t,a If he e,,ir,e,l l.-r,a
l-sicians If mis- c,uYr MS III On rry Pctoat /.
'.xfansy4Iv ms a H. rais ..c.,t he . n has zho
evtat.c,. - 4 r,ry an 4. n ~. nplr
~ - ases tF' " F
r.. ~ -, - Css.-EH-s 8, - a 5i.,ir,,.,;st,,
~ -, - - : -. = - =, -; - a ~ -
r fr, !, an o., al fsl,ts - he has been Ell of "a -i.,r
azthsgac III cLfan by cherry P...turat HIS irt.r.l
ul length. IN Il, be uud la eur circular. to he ad 4,
The Agent ana worm Tie attention OF aslhu4Jic %.
uorts
The following from the wen known Drug gis NJ ri
dale Michigan, ile largest dea eTs in the
ans f,i- ~. ~ i. from his ,,..rr ,,1s=crv4fi,1
am. sr.rF Nfch E,rr 10 I--q
Tsar sir. I'm sfeiy IN -rcei- Il. voIr tlerr, p
rul carried as.te 10 an aeull tntIce OF mine "
was thought to Re neat his end with quick nsu uptio
H VS. hen unable - rise from his bd and was yat
s-bla His friends belle. - he INNS. soon die mil. s.
oI'ef co,,,I he l5tsinei r han. and Ind lca rha
giye your excellent mediocre trial Ithen lelt town a.,
three weeks and you ma, Judge If my SURPRISE on IN,
Re turn, 70 meet htn ia the street on ms way home iron
cars and find he had entirely -coter-d. -Four week.
was a work at his ariulls ride ot a bi. cksInish
There are other cases within ny know edge. a here tn
Cherry Pectoral Has been sIpgIar, SUGGEST ban nom
50 marked as this. Very uu, YOURS
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-09-09
Lands Fer Sale.

The Land IS part pralre aud part timber:
he timber is young and thrifty There isl
good SPRING OF WATER on the premises-iti is
also in n good neignberhood being about 4
miles east Of mineral Point, and a desirable
situation for a farm.
.aLSO-Eighfy acres of Timber land in
Green county, Wisconsin, being the J Of
the Z / Of section l9, town l moth, range
3 East
For further particulars apply to--'ray-
Tor, Esq. Land Agent. Monroe, Wis, or to
the subscriber at Mineral Point.
JOHN BRACKEN.
March 9. lS48, 80 tt
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-09-09
ELEEHPlEaPE

Constantly on hand. of all kinds by J. Laws
at Brigeston, five miles above Auscaday; on tat
Wisconsin River
Sept, 10th. 1851 mott
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-09-09
Petition for Divorce.

Circuit Court to October
Term, 1852.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-09-09

Sycamore De Kalb co, Ill, Oct II, 1919.
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roRpoRATIoN EoTrCE.-PUBLIc NOTICE rs
~ hereby Eivar 90 the owners occupant or &C.
curarts Of al sud lots improved unimproved
ian affected thereby that the following assessments have
lcen Nv -nd lodged In the
az ths rureau OF Assessments for examination by all per-
rons intcree,ed For fencing vacant lots In block
bounded By Twentyninth and Thrtietb streets, Fifth
avenue and Broadway The Limits embraced BY such az
vacant ot pieces and parcels Of land stuased on the
tc streets and on sosthery side Of Thireth street.
between broadway and line "a feet inches esstcrly
All whose interests arc affected by the
above named asesmcns and who are to che same
In wrising under At their ofce Nof Hall OF
Records within thirty days from the date OF this notice.
SAMUEL, n. DE MOTT, }
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH,
~<-cr ~r-ssY otrnet unr--tmsni Scnk.
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DOCKET C0MPANI0N, OR INFORMATION
never before Published oente copy, or
street, Strnger Townsend, 222 and j. O. Harriet, 422{
broadway and by tho author N. rmont, Physioan and
surgeon ~ Reade stree corner OF Broadway where he
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HATS AND GAPS.


IT ATS, CAPS, AND STRAW CooDs.-sTARR, BON u
- Co., uate nnitby aud Stnrr,) iu Water street
saw Goods q The lses t.shion and q every variety
The attention Of cash aud tao buyer, respectfully sc-
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ITO BE SOLD CnEAP-A LARGE. STRONG, BLACK
Horse, suitable for cart, be driven in single har
rcss TO be sc"r ~ tho stable OF JOHN HUSTON. IN
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MEDICAL.


~ him from ali parts Of the world Even pyscans are
among tie number % tho daily applying hs unrvaea
advice Besides upequallei sa IN biz part great aten
resource and remedy thought Of literally provided
MS patients fraetital treatise aud professional advice
Ia once IN Canal street. enc door east OF Broadway
~ 1870
ID friena in Need nav 10 csitcd a. III h :, hi
office No 255 Boyery cireni4rg min Spssaihr
detail cent Ivy post without eh rge 81 addresns poss
fel 1--eN .
TAR MORRISON Is CONSULTED AT Bjs sEn1oaI
sud g~tyirsI rsn.nS.ry ana 49, xSre.s 80.
ably sngyn fr tIrv-sbree ' "a es~, ,-s ~ ~ III
L.. II. Doc his iipcIas, a. d IA q, sr-tsous Le,don viii
she eina,Hr2 81 Sir AsGIsy CoovgT, ST. A. Carbide, ao
DR; CoNvIEs, AUTHoR or TIE GUIDE FRO
gers that no continues his suocassfi 5ics ,,aa.ies ns
special and important branch a. medicine and ArgeryS
when he has STOOD unrvaed FOX twenty years Hsj
YORK once, - Chambers street basonsnt; mis- red
denoe, % Third avenue. Advice ~ letter.
- :, r,,,o - !. - -.
4 NJ. COBBETI, NO. ID DUARR 8TBE sr, BgfWEEN
~ Chstbain and william etrCasa mas 10 ocnguitod ~
aho5 intertsed 81 ale aes, who're hose saHor-
90 .oii prenders may .lIls Win .hs Certainty Of
y. University
Vrp pafpu,a ID - -. 90,
aSth edition, 5s pages .tsa p,ates-Irics 81 Sold as
10 - hnn street NJ Asor Home ard At the snthers
nino r. d., suudsyS srcspsed1 NJ. ca uolstoa street.,
rear Woost street, Hailed freo Of POSTAGE, By addressing
6e5~Ts 80, - - "a.
Hi s ~ ~, y ~ 49,, 49, sl LET ~ WbLL
sessnl t.shnensr n hsW lesl ss,ees oss sae a he-e
- n ~ psf fio lS5s ~ fa'y p yo
r - 70 ~ u Se1sa' snd sarz!esi d.
a1e G5opEg u oU1yT; SRI ~ INV : -. :,
~ han and liam ssrootr. cor auss Il, =, IN.
ofise so tis gsrsl sucosss 10 .asas ,s solos Il
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ASgEOTS58Y,

LIE = DIFFICULTIES.
80 Life II IT hest gvale of te,rg
But those who In the coming year.
Can SEQ their map of life DISPLAYED,
By means Of R0BACK'S magic aid,
Can many threatened evil shun,
Reading the future they run.
by all The signs that Earth and Hsaves
50 Times interpreted have given,
ffe reads the secrets Of tho past.
The future too, before him cast,
It's evil and it's good reveals,
And al it's mysteries unseas;
IL iobt or love, fraud, or pain,
The fear OF loss, the love Of gain,
Success In life, or any plan,
To benefit your fellow man.,
Your anxious thoughts and hopcs engsgs.
Seek RODACK, Sweden's prophet sage
For tho nntivitiee he draws
Are transcripts from Truths shiuinS laws
Written in lustrious words on high
Upon the volume Of the sky.
Or. O. W. ROBA OK may bo consulted ut all hours ~ his
residenee No White street, Full NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
80; ladiea "a
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n Office 20 cARTAEN, TO RENEW THEIR IL
cenoo5-The ordinance for licensing and regulating
kusoe Carts ana CartmeD provides that all licenses shall
sptls on he last day of October In each year removable
sssses e that Ie IL applied 70. a. such time may be
nesais Of License Co Keep Public Carts and 30 Public
esrssion VIII DO granted 10 ths ooe, between The torrs cS
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MRS. BREWSTER, FROM PHILADELPHIA, TEN
Az dors her services the ladies and gentlemen OF ts
Guy, In Anthology, Love and Law matters interpreun
Dreams &c. by books science constantly relied on by
and will tell the name Of the lady or
hey VIII marry Also the OF the Waters Residence
o. Great Jones street. Bowery Ladies fifty cents
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NOR SALE-ruE LEASE, FIXTURES, AND FURNl-
IL ~ the extensive Restaurant Oyster
and Dining Saloons in New York; splenddly fitted with
convenience and furnished the best style with
marble bars tables nnd marble floors with thirty
attached richly furnished he above establishment
is not eduallea by for size style location business
being in connection and convenient 10 several public halls,
billiard saloons and houses Of amusement Apply TO Roha
A5 Nassau street. stairs.
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OoRpoRArIoN NorICE.-pUDLIC NOTICE IS

NORPORATION EOTICE-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
~ hereby to the occupant
pants all houaes and lots improved unmpovea lands
thereby that the following have boon
completed by tho Assessors and are lodged in the Office Of
che Bureau Of for examination by all
Interested vzFor regulating and adami1ng Tiftieth
street. from the Eighth to the Ninth avenue The limits
b-aced include all the several houses
ana lots Of ground LOTS pieces and parcels Of land
situated both sides Of Feth street. between Eighth and
Ninth All whose interests are affected
by the above named and who opposed to
che either them requested to present their
cbjectous in writing TO the undersigned. at their once
No. Hall Records within thirty from the date OF
snis notice. SAMUEL H. DE MOTT, }
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC WM SMITH,
once, Bureau OF Assessments Street Department, Sept
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WHITES VARIETIES--EOs. IL AND 10 BOWERY.
w near Chatham squaro-Thia now snS magnihcona
establishment the Prices OF adnie
son--Drosa circle. ae3ond tier Is CTS; psrquettG
2 OTIS; private boxeg 81 so boacG 81 Doors
at 6% performance at ~ O'Clock precisely.
afternoon performance VIII be given Saturday,
commencing 40 O'CLOCK q. WHITE, Proprietor.
ENRANRLIN MUSEUM, rs CHATHAM STREET.
George Lea Pro prioter.Tho establishment il
afternoon At clock and IN the evening At half
past for the purpose Of Cla sic aud Original represents
ons OF Living Satuary by Me CABINETS Troupe " Model
Artistic together with variety OF beautiful performances
for fun particulars bills OF each day AdussonSeata
ia private boxes 80 cons stage Seats with cushioned
phairo 37M oen.s Boxes % cents; Gallery, l2 cents
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CRoToN AQUEDUoT DEPARTMENTAL lAsoNs.-
" Sealed proposals viii DO received at the Office e the
Croton Auueduct Department {otunda Park until Mon
Day the 18th cay Of September 1882 ut O'clock r. ~ 70
build the necessary receiving basins and or
in street. from the Canal street about
two hundred and eghtyvo feet noherlv The plan Of the
specifications the building Of the ana al
other information relating thereto be obtained app
cation 20 tho water Purveyor, at hisofhcc
NICHOLAS DEAN
President Of tho Croton Aauedues Department.
Nn~V nr Nopt
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TN. JOHNSON, Ne. 10 DuAsE 81 lest, 10 VsLl,
- I'm for thc l1Gl tyen hroo y6afs ths suo.
seqffrl pt9sNoDr In Now 1orh ogvtt8s tina gs be-e-
tofore ~ oca os, hero h9 be oolsEf.sa om
IA. L.. TO sP. ~. n R.cso Gieaisa sud sarze1I d.
clOIna n Glsof. -
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GyCx'NLs AND lVArERsNts PLACES.

ETLoRIDA HoUSE.-THIs WELL KNOWN HOTEL
situated In St. Augustine, Florida the favorts resort
for nVsl6s during the winter Is for rent with
without the furniture Apply at the onioo Of
CENTER 4 CO. No. 20 Old nl{p.
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NOR PHILADELPHIA DIRECT--U. 8. NAIL AND
Exp-ess limos through Ia four hourskew Jersey Rail-
goae Via City iosvirs New York ab A. H. loot Of
yor.hnds strOot and eE r. w., Liberty street, Fxa s.
elssF and So 50 class in ari A. x.
Resurn o, sna "a ~, aad 5y< p. " baltimore, Wcsa-
sagter Nnrok ind Charleston Through tiokos sold in ss
shove linen tnd s5-ouyh baggage ase3 In the a. h. Ana
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GTREET DEPARTMENT, NO. 4 HALL OF RECORDS
Public notice is hereby given that the following petit
ton presented in the Board Of Assistant Ador
men:To nag space four wide through fhr
~ fifth between First and Third whore not III
ged Aso the following resolutonTo and cot curb aud
gutter in Seventeenth street from to East river
All having objections thereto requested to
sent them writing TO the undersigned his Office on or
before the 9th day VI October, 1852 JOHN r. DODGE,
Sept. "a, 1882. Street Commissioner.
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HORP0RATToN N0TICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE is HERE
~ by given, to the owners occupant ooou-
pants Of all houses and lots improved unmproved lands
affected thereby that the following have been
completed the aud lodge in tho ooo of
The Bureau Of Assessments for examination by all
Interested via For filing lets and building drain be-
Nineteenth and Twentieth streets First and Second
The Gt embraced by such assessment include
and lots of ground lots
and parcels Of land situated the norhery aids Of Nne
tecnh and gouthery side Of Twentieth street. ward
Nos. 2Gs5k to 2cS.s and 26aih to 26l0. All persons,
whose affected by the above named
opposed the either of them.
questcd their objections writing to the under
agned their Office No.4 Hall OF Records, within thirty
days from the Of this notice.
SAMu FL. Ii. DE MOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors
ISAAC WIN. SMITH.
ONce Bureau OF Assessments Street Department Sept.
-. 1852.
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Saloon after s'atorooms 500 saloon after 20 Ems
forward :. Is forward forward Is
i-''''DS TmiRD Class PASSENGERS.
ss a OF a qa s will Ss sn
Irar rtiiadsipGa. 50 From liverpool p! . suineas
q Pas;ase vii be sssid hsrs to parties Tho
Freight COS per ton. goods hardware &c. will DO
q BE- ssaSa on
TmoMAs GnsisS?a Exchange place. YORK;
RICHARDSON, BRoTnERs & Co, liverpool
MY 1oEk AND r aAyRs STEAM an, AiAylsATlSs
TEAEKIiN,.J A. woson eorssader and ths huai-
avyo, and Southampton Zoe ysar sa % So foilss
nyms ssH Y" T s5S. . rpns,G s.Ts 81.
S S;s$ss S.: I E. .s $ssl SsSi, 1
7o bprthsn caeh sishr srssa
ossns for S'S y any s S p aoS
e. se SGas ena s,sss sy
sny cher limo n We ~ - ns nd moray
r,o.a Yyavre' Or D; 5ion, 10 Kew ;iS 80
No passsEc unsi paia iOs Al experienced srs-
For i T6sr II Yhit tg2y Agent IS nro.cx,
MA kAiSI iS' thcsR Hsi'i CO. Southampton
CHIhADELFuIA AND sAyANNAh SrgAa NAVE
seton company'a New Lire q s,ss7lshlps. 1ho nov
1 sS s s s ss5 ,sJs i
oes & osS, US SaiS & ard
A.as ~ S iSS1s SASs sr
aS spe - s sSsy sS S ,s s sssa e 'ls pos
lsspeol:ly ID 10 on,'isson y het c.sns and 9sss
a9d kas proved sFaali Gao so is.ss ssa desrs
sas e x n s SoS, @ NIL t i've u Pa
Cabin passage % sassaaah 3 % chsssstoa Via
nspN No. Asaa ss,ss - r * lssss
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CORPORATION notice : PUBLIC NOTICE IS
~ hereby given 20 tao owners occupant or oc
ouran,s q all houses and LOTS Improved or snmptsvst
affected thereby that the following assessments have
been completed b the and lodged In tho ots
OF tho Bureau a. hesesmeBts fo exanAst,on by 81 rer
ton ntertstsd vyor PAVING Third avenuo from Thirty
fs h feet tc Fortieth street.. The limits embraced ~
such necf Include oil the several houses and lots Of
ysound vacant lots pi5aes and parcels q land stnatel
bo Ia sides OF Trd avenue, between firtye6th ana
rreata aud both sides u Thirty ninth ana For
teh streets between Third avaun6 and ne parallel thereto,
distant s feet eastery and 10 oet westerly theroron All
whose interests affected by tho above named
sssesnents and ehe opposed TO The so either OF
them -equet0d present their objections IN wrtas
10 the undersigned, at their Office No Hall OF Records,
within thirty dsys from tho date Of this NOTICE,
SANUEL III. Dc MOTT,
}RARCIS NICHOLSON. tAseSasors.
ISAAC VIM. SMITH.
once Bursau Of Assessments gtreot Dopar SEPT.
GLsr
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siEisE,PGgts.


limited STATES MALL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
~ connecting with tho Pacific Nail Steamship Company
Only through United EtntoH Mail Line California
Oregon via A9ruwaN aud Penrna.-fhe splendid
double engine " D. Mail Steamship GEoRGiA, 5000 tons
D. D. Porter u. s. NJ Comm. nder will sail Tuesaayo ot
bth at O'clock r. h. precisely from pier At foot Of WI
street, North river Tha Pacific Nail Steamship Com
panys Magnificent steamer TEN EE, will DO In readi
scpger ald sail datey for San Francisco ef6rts
will be spnrcd by the two companies to tbcr psossn
gers through With expedition aud comfort.
RArEs OF FARE 10 nsPIvwALL:
ladies Saloon state Room. S0
Lower AT ana Forward saloon do "
second CABIN standees. e
Passengers viii be landed At Ito aiircad wharf a. A.
expense Persons securing through passage by tho United
States mail steamers from Now ork have of
commodntion board the Pacific mail steamers 81
are from Panama to San Francisco the favorable
'SfA f'isH' OF passage cPHly ~ WHITNEY
the ofos of the companies III Wess street oornor of
Warren, NJ. Y.
NJ B.-shippers requested supply themselves wtk
the compnnys bills of inding, which vii signed
ONCE between the hours Of ~ sud O'Clock the dayot
calling.
IGOR CHARLESTON, SAVANNAH~ AND FLORIDA
u Seni-weekly United States Mil Idne-The nov and
magnificent steamship MARION NJ Berry, Commander, win
leave Pier NO. T. North river Saturday October 3D.
o'clock i. H., precisely. For freight apply board,
whore all bills Of adng will be sgned aud FOR passage.
lhaying ureqnRlled accommodating at the onios IL
SpUFFORD TlLESrON a. Co, No. ~ South street.
Savannah passengers tiQketcd taroug, without urther
exchange Passengers will suffer detention ut Charles
ton have been made with tho south
lima Railroad 70 despatch Immediately
arrival ofthe steamer Through tickets Florida will be-
furnished as follows;To Jacksonville 81; Pilatka S3
NO bills 81 lading signed after the has sailed. The
JAMES ADGER will follow, Wednesday, October 9TH
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nEPARTMENT OF REPAlEs AND SUPPLIES,
~ September 18th, 1Ss2To Bu.ldersSeaei proposals.
win DO received a. The once Of the Gqnasicncss o. 70
September 2S, at twelve O'Clock H. az which time they
will be publicly opened, lin accordance to the ordinances
thercfo the erection &c building or Attorney
and Delaucy streets: for Tho use q the Ihstsenh distr9s
And also for the erection Of building in Anthony street,
She Engine Company No. q and Hose Company
No. 25 Builders tho and orpeptoI
work for oseh building separately The plano and spoa
cations the Buildings required and M Information in
GARD thereto had a. the cc Of Supendent Of Re-
pairs 20 Public Bu ings No. 70 Elisabeth street Blank
eFtna.ee can be had nc either Office. ~ B-Jhs Commits
tioner The right Of rejecting al or any q tho css
raases doomed Tor the interest II she Corporation.
WM. ADAMS, Commissioner Of Repairs aae Supplies
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ToRPoRAFIoN N0Ti,E.-FUBrIC NOTICE IS HERE
" BY given TO the occupant occupants
Of MI houses and lots Improved unimproved lands af
fected thereby that the following assessments have been
completed by the lodged in the ooe Of
the Bureau Of Assessments for examination By AL persona
Interested Wis Fer building In Cry5sia street,
WaiGer street pOiut about 90 tseb north
Bgyard reet Iho limits embraced by Voh Assessmens
include all the several houses and lo OF grond vacant
lots pieces and parcels Of Land situated both sides of
Chrysa street. Hetwecn walker and Bayara 8trcet and
both sides of aisr street, atreet Ncs Isl 2ll 2 100 ~,
% 20 and 22 all persons whose iaterosts adactod
by tine above named Assessments and who opposed 10
the either of them requested TO present their
objections in writing 70 the undersigned at their Office No.
s OF Records within thirty from tho date OF this
notice SAhUEi. IL. De MOTT :
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, : Assessors.
lSAAC WIN. SMtTH.
0oe Rurean Of Assessments, street Department Septe-
hnr1
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kJTREET DEPARTMENT, no. 1 RAIL or RECORDS
. puic notice 10 hereby given thai the following p9t-
been prcsortcd in tho Boord Of Alderncois
lay railroad in Gndry streets from Abingdon ttreet TO
of Broadway and Canal srect to lay railroad through
yaous etrsetr Of broadway and Fourteenth
street, through Nnth snd Tenth avenues to Thrtythra
street; rsro.d from OF Broadway and Fulton
street. through Church. and other tTcete and Fifth
Harlem river 20 lay railroad from South ferry through
Greenwich street. Ninth Ind BLOOMING ao road TO
Harlem river 10 lay railroad from Of Canal strees
broadway through Mercer street, Waveriey place. and
fifth TO Mount Morro squares 10 s curb and
gutter and Tag four feet through rdewaks Of Eieven.h
avenue Thrteth to rorsy third streets to macada-
rnns buld ewbannent wall In Seventh avenue, frou
fifty ninth eYentyseccRi 1sree 70 get oueb and gut
ser nag four feet wide in sseeos.
between Third and Feurth ayonnes
Alan tho following rcso gtonaT To repair Fourteenth
Greet between Sixth and Ssgcnth syenuog ise aud
relry crossgalLs between Thirteenth and foufbeenbh
Stro5ts lay ctowai ro the corner d Grand aud MEd
% Of Grand and Lewis atreet 70 lag
sdea of Second street, fft and
d. 70 fsree tie veoan. lot southwest ooraor Of Broad
way ard RoTtyninsh street hpersonasateTo ea having
objections thereto regtSsto 60 present the came ~
wetny 10 the Vp3ersgned ~ his once on OF becro mo
fourth dav cf Datobtr nsss, JOHN 4. DODGE,
rent z! lglg Street Cana,ssioner.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-30
NEg HAVEN AND NEW LONDON, RAILROAD sI,

NEW HAVEN AND NEW LONDON RAIIRoAp.-
~ GUNNER ArraIgements-On and after Wednesday,
August Is, 1872 trains viii run follows L,avo New
Haven at $50 A. NJ dnSon Train for London,
etopping &C all stations 1875 A. H. Expross Train u
ford Cennoctiout river Lyme, end New London
iD with the steamboat and railroad lines for Stonin
Providence and Newport $50 r. NJ Accommodation ir.a
for New ondon, stopping ut all stations Leave New
don ~ ESQ a. VI. Accommodation Train fer New Haven
stopping all stasione 1910 Express Train for Lyme,
Connecticut river, Gu0rd aud New iaYen rassengors
lcavng Newport Providence end Stoninston in che
ing arriving at New London, take tis tEain Cor New
York 90 J.. N. Accommodation Train for New Haven,
etoprins =. All stsoa. The ll25 A. " Express Train,
leaves Now Haven he arrival ~ the a. " EXPRESS
Train from New York The Gs Il. M Accommodation Train
leaves New Haven the arrival Of enc $50 p NJ Express
Train from New York. The trains lOayiug New London
CO. a. ~ and 1910 A. ~, eonnoetas Ncx Haysn with the
Now York Trsin at S A. H. aud Ii5 T. NJ Par1angeFs by
The 0 r. " Train from New London take tho xprNAs
Irnus AZ New Haven Hartford srA
YORK. she evening. RICH, N. DOVE, Sup.
NV HAVEN Auguet ~. 1889