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CoRPoRATIoN NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Il HRz-
Board o. Aldermen. for the fo0v ing sewers. ws-in
from Amity to Blssoher street, also in Fifteenth
street from Third TO Fourth avenues Also in Seventh aye
resolution for the Of sewer in street.
Cd tho above and having thereto request
the in writing the Contract Clerk,
at this once, before Oct. 18th inst.
NICHOLAS DEAN, President.
Croten Aqusluet Department. Oct. Z, 1852.
CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
~ hereby given TO the owners occupant
eupAnts ofa houses and lots, improved unimprovd
affected thereby that the following have
been completed by the and lodged In the
Zee Of the bureau Of assessments for examination ~ All
interested viz For building YER In Washing
ton street from Battery place TO Morris street The limits
and lots Of vacant lot pieces and parcels Of snd
Is street and Battery place an persons whose interests
the same either Of them requested to
their ectons In writing to the undersgnet At
their ocs No Hall Of Records within thirty days from
the date OF this notice. -
FRANCIS NICHOLSON iAsssssors
ISAAC WIN. SMITH,
Once Bureau Of Street Department October
q. 1852.
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ship ATLANTIC, Captain James West-This steamer
viii depart with the United States malls for Europe posi-
lively on Saturday October 6h at IL o'clock NJ her
berth 1t the foot Of Canal street No bsrths
paid For freight psssase having unequaed
nmodations FOR elegance and comfort apply to
EDW. X. COLLINS B. TO-, So Wall street.
Passenrers are requested to on board Mt hafpsst
hi ssII on The 9Oth October.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
~ hereby given to the owner owners, occupant
lands that the following have
office of tho bureau Of for examination by all
persons Interested vizFor paving Fifth avenue, from
Ihrtietb to street. the limits embraced by
such all the several houses and lots q
both sides Of Fifth between Thirteth and Forty
second streets on both sides O.
Tortisth Forty and s9uthsrly sds Of
tant 5 feet eastery and AGO feet westerly herero AL
whose interests affected by the above named
who opposed the either Of
are ss their in writing
within thirty days from the date Of this notice.
ta t teI SAMUEL II. DE MOTT, } nA
l.t# FRANCIS NICHOLSON. AssessorB
s4 tf.. .g#E ISAAC WIN. SMITH L4H tI
Ofoe Bureau of Assessments Street Department, Octo
hcrQ + g# y Y.
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AS,TKOLApaf.
LNoUR IMPORTANT MONTHS
II Yewho would prosper in business or love
And have faithful tho sArs that shine brightly above
If Would do we'll to remember
That the m zical m ntha of q magical


EoUR IMPORTANT MONTHS
Yewho would prosper in business or love
And have faithful tho stars that shine brightly above,
If Would do we'll to remember
That the m gical months Of magical year
Are rolling on in their rapid career
September October, November, December.
Dr. C. W. Roback considers his duty inform All who
place confidence in astroogy and nssural magic that the
four concluding months Of the present offer peculiar
opportunities for casting natyes and attaining nfsble
results in all occult calculations Tho nstyties drawn
furnished eaer in the year the phases 81 the heavenly
cry Of debts the detection frauds love- the
recovery Of stolen property health and strength fame,
wealth. information regard to public events &c. &c
the ascsndast Dr. W KoBACR hise Street New
York NAtivtes in fulor ladies' ST. for gentlemen, So
MRS. BREWSTER, FROM PHILADELPHIA, TEN
city In Astrology Love and Law matters interpreting
Dreams &c. by books and SCIENCE constantly relied
Napoleon - %i eel. tho name Of the lady gentleman
81 Great street, conner Bowery Ladies fifty cents
gentlemen one dellar
MRS A. HAS RETURNED TO THE cITY-THE LADY
rated together and OF bringing all difficulties In love ahss
liable adjustment Her success is uaparallesd IN
this country Please call at No $50 East Tenth street IN
the The and ague cured in three hours
without fail, or no charge.
MATRIMONEY MADE EASY, OR HOW TO WIN A
dom will send to address, receipt Of dollar post
paid plain to enable ladies gentlemen to
the devoted ssosons o many Of he opposite sex a. ther
waiting that all BIO married irrespective Of
ance, position and ast though not leas can DO
possible Address Professor Lawton, Boston, No
letters taken from Tho Pest 0oe. unless the postage
paid. tFf
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CORPORATION NOTICE. - PUBLIC NOTICE rs
~ hereby gwen to the occupant
supants Of All houses and lots mprved uninproved
lands Effected thereby that the following
been completed the and lodged in the oce
Of the Bureau Of for examination by all
sons interested, For bulldog in Ceutrs street.
from the in Grand str~t 70 Brocme street The
limits ebrsced BY such include all
houses and lots Of ground lots parcels
land situated both sides Of Centre from Grand to
Broome street. both sides Marion street. Broome
Spring streets tho nerth aide Of BrOoms street $50
to Elm street. the south side Of Spring street no feet
eastery from Marion street. and easte aide Of Elm
street. from Broome Spring All persons whose
t.rests are affected by the above named and
qussed present their wrting the nndsr-
signed, at the once No Hall Of Records within thirty
days from the date Of this notice. = I.
f.fN SAMUEL II. DE MOTT, }
sAt4t rlt FRANCIS NICHOLSON,} Assessors. "A
ISAAC WIN. SMITH.
Once, Bureau Of Assessments Street Department, Oot
8, 1859. Z Il a VI - IIf7-3. 4
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rORPORATION NoTICE.-PUBLIC NOTCH rs
~ hereby given, to the occupant
svpan, Of all houses and lots improved unimpreved
-, and IN the oeeo
Serssted For paving Fortyfourt street, from Eighth
= Ninth avenue. The limits embraced by such assess
ct lots pieces and parcels Of lsnd situated both sdes
q Forty6urth street from Eighth Ninth avenue AL
Ssrsons Whose nteress are BY the above
nents and who opposed TO the either
uaasrgnsd st their ofhce, No. Hall Of Records Within
6kAIty dAye hon the date Of this notice.
it, INlE SAMUEL H. DE MOTT, n.
.tshl4' 1T FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
# sqct ISAAC WN SMITH.
Gle. Bureau u Assessments. Street Department. oot
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CORPO RATION NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE IS
~ hereby given TO the owner owners occupant or
cupants Of AL houses and lots improved unimproved
lands affected thereby that the have
been by the assessors and are lodged the office
interested tagging four fact wide through
the sidewalks of lid street. from Third to Harlem
river The limits by such ASSESSMENT include all
the several houses and lots Of ground vacant lots pieces
tween Third and Harlem river All persons whose
interests affected by the above named
who opposed the either Of them
ed TO their in writing TO the
at their office No Hall Of Records within thirty days
from the date Of this notice. -.
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
1eAAC WIN. SMITH.
Once Bureau Of Assessments Street Department, 0cto-
Der 8, 1852. s.' t@ s6-.I n 't7lIEl
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CTREET DEPARTMENT-NO. 4HALL OF Records
~ Public notice IL hereby given that the folio wing rssou
ons have bean presented 70 the Board OF Aldermen
s curb gutter and flag three feet Through sidewalks
q seventh and Eighth Avenuss;
Twentypnth street. between Second and Third
nas four fset through ddewaks of street. be-
tween Fnh and Sixth TO pave stanton street,
,f2m nnsn g East street. feet through north
nvenves to flag sidewalk north side fourth street. fe
70 lafayette place All Interested has-
ing hsrsto are requested to present thea IN
70 shs his once before the
-, JOHN 7, DODGE, Street Com missioner. :.
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CORPORATION NOTICE-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
~ hereby given to the owners occupant or oocu-
Dant All hcnsee and lots improved or lands
aseted thereby that the following have been
csnRetsd BY hs and are LODGED n the once o.
lnteseted viz For building sewer In Henry street from
the In Jefferson street to Clinton street limits
hsssss and lots Of ground vacant lots pieces and par
tween Clinton Jefferson Streets All whose in
tests affected BY the above named assessments and
he opposed the same either Of them request
q their in writing 70 the qndsrsgned
q their oce, No. Hall Of Reoords within thirty days
kon ne date Of this notice. fl#ef ST
E5 ssss!s : si q ssESs Assessors.
$50 fl}Ef ISAAC WIN. SMITH, 40,
once Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department, ooA
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D00 and upwards and CArtmon, WoAAesoay, lbeh New.
Esons deriving licenses, win apply on or aftsr lgt
vombsx. The numbers must DO newly painted ON each
s eAs sqeordns law and the carts brought 70
ssss&h dido Of Chambers street. opponts the City Hall
eAsAey WIN Be Inspected and the Ola oense sfsr being
INT Nasshal for renewal Cartmen particularly ~
apply the days desgnstod above for her
ecvs nun6efs II II not lawful 70 renew licenses AfteE
st day Of October The attention Of all persons keep
- Of usng express baggage wagons and other
for Of Aroles from place 70 place
the city y directed 70 tho following extracts non
SeetOa I "Hvsry cart, truck, wagon. array o. ether
vehie1e drawn by more horses or other animals
Vheh shs be kspt driven employed for the trans
eaaion eenyeysnce q saytanS ron piaes
81 0ash transportation, shall be deemed Public Carl
NM Ne meaning Of this ordinance; and every who
IN up feep, drive employ suoh public
~ without FIRST obtaining license therefor from the Mayor
6 I'D city hereinafter provided, shall DO deemed guilty
g vtoaton Of this ordinance and subject 70 nne NOT
eesdAg Ven dollars imprisonment not exceeding Ven
setion "It SHAH not b. lawful fef
sly peruon receive 70 hold license 10 keep Public
OGgs 10 DO Public CArtman unless he DO otsen OF
- United eates and has family and resides With his "a
y In Hd city II not having family shall have resided
Sso therein during the six months preceding; and the
a Of the cart DARTS with good horses therefor
Mensed y be kept - public CARTS and the Mayor maY
osnse or the renewal thereof touching their
sssoread and All licenses othor than " persons % quail
r., sAaA b void" .VA sa1a
- So = ~ A0 ~ ASHER TAYLOR, Yirt MARSHAL.
1yeTe Olnoe. September l0th 1862 81 tM
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~ hereby given TO the owner owners occupant or
sds Ssotsd therebv shat the follow nave
Hssn semyesed BY the and are lodged in hs once
interested vFor filling regulating and grading
Eleventh from Twenty ninth to Thirty third sreets
svsrl house: enc lots Of sund vacant lot pieces and
hen twenty min th TO Thirty street. and both sides
e and Thirty streets easterly halfway
Eleventh to the Twelfth avenue All persons whose In
opposed the either Of them request
81 present their objections in writing to the undsrgn
- ~ their ece No Hall Of Records within thirty days
SAMUEL H. DE MOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH, LMtUn
0@ee Bureau Of Assessments Street Department, OeA
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II oTI0E 70 OARTHEN, TO REN1W THEIR IL
~ s9ses-Ths ordinance for hssnsIng and regulating
49, 6sxs and Castmen prcvidss that all nsensss shan
= e Ne; x I'm: :pPisS f = suaa IN: :; ma nay =
Nab II License 70 keep Public Carts and 70 b Public
0ADen win be granted 81 this once between the heuyo q
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LIoLLowAY's OINTMENT AND PILLs-A RADI-
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months heard your book highly spoken containing
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cannot express 70 you the relief u Afforded dtrssssd
that the great discovery Of NJ Dsscmeaux providss
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the publishing once, No ~ Liberty s,sss xs~ 5Sf
Peterson, No. 81 Chsstnut street PhiladslPA. @s y
nostsss 10 snv bart Of tho United states. An stte4D
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Box ~ New York Post once omos' no. ~ h'SsrW
street. $50. <.,,.-,.,-..xa
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I,Hn NEW YoRK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES

following: ATLANTIC, Captain West.
PACIFIC, Captain Nye.
ARCTIC Captain Luce.
BALTIC Captain Comstock.
ADRIATIC, Captain Grafton.
These ships having been built by contract expressly
every care has been taken In their
In their engnesto strength and speed
and their for unequasd for
Price Of passage from York Liverpool in first
bin $780, In second cabin $ Exclusive Of extra sss
state room, $500.
From Liverpool TO New York, $50 and fD
An experienced surgeon attached to each ship.
berths secured until paid for.
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EDWARD x. COLLINS CO., ID waA street. N. Y.
oaS aG Il: ss:: b.%. ;:
eE Els' f. pk liP1sS Il h.yr..
sSssss ''s
vxTINrER ARRANGEMENT.-rHE LIVERPOOL AND
w Philadelphs Steamship Company intend sailing the
Cant R sss;:: x,s
sEEE & s.; a.
CITY 81 SzNGHEsTER' " ThursdsS Jan. 8 issS
SE$E 8: 81:
CITY g g SzssaGM Gss
SE$E 6 ssssS#SSSsTIs
- oAi' - - RATES OF PASSAGE. - ~ = 80
EI$::$;s
4n''u'ns ''E THfsp CLASS PASSENGERS. !, :,
from and ssa:
DESTROYS bringing their friends A. corresponding
Treigh. CO., ton Coarse goods hardware, &o win b
taken subject TO sgreement :, -.
e s.fn
T Ell iEsiss s.sh..s.
ss RICHARDSON, BROTHERS 90, Liverpool
.sssnF n, NEW Fgsk n AMP
steamship Il 962 tons 400 horse power Robert
Craig, commander will sail from New York, for GlAsgow
on Saturday, 9sh! November ~ ~ o'clock 81 noon
s s sss. s..s.a cabin. &c.
Ply to $500 - J. McsYMON, IS Broadway.
CoR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRIl-THH UNITED
will leave for Hsvre touching ~
Proe passage $40 Baggage wanted durag the yoy
80 should 30 sent board The day before saiins married.
TA'dS sssfsiE i
NEW YORK AND -HAvRE STEAM NAvIGATIoN
IN Comy any.-The United States Nail steamers, the
FRANKLIN, J. A. Wotton, commander, and the HUN
BOLDT d. Lines, commander will leave New York.
Havre and Southampton for the year 1867 ON the follow
Humboldt aa. sasdsy. s ssps HumSoids, wedn: ooa
Frankiin, Oct. Franklin. :. Nov Y
Es .nss Sss e R Ra%sYls' Rss 10 8
These built expressly for government service
burthen each not either for speed,
strength comfort by any vessels ahoat Their Acoom-
stopping At both going and rsturnins they
any other line In the economy both time and
Prfos o passage from New York TO Southampton or
FROM Hs1r. or southampton to Now York
No secured until paid for An experienced Sur
geon on board. st.h.ac ~ Esd a# arH.t ~ #aa
5Bas Rsi:isi iHRls Agent IS Broadway
. WILLIAM ISELIN, HAvre.
,MARTINEAU, UR0skEY & CO., Southampton.
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DACKETS FOR HAvRE.-SECOND LINE.-THE FOL-
i lowing ships will leave uayre on the 10th, and New

They frst Now YORK built she PROVIDED with
requisite articles for the mort and Of
enger and by Of experience in the trade
The price Of 500 without wines liquors. Goods
sent to the subsorbsrs will be forwarded free from any
BOYD q HINCKEN, Agents, l64 Pearl strcss.
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Gentlemen-Your note, Offering Com pme ntary Con-
cert previous departure for the SOUTH duly
ceived
know not how sufficiently to express my thanks, either
for the honor INTENDED from such source
for the kind and Aaterng terms In which the offer
conveyed.
Whatever successes may lie before in the path
pursuing shall feel grateful for the sympathy
generously manifested and for the honor thus con-
fcrred upon me. w #.f -..4ss -
thankfully accept your offer; and If agreeable to you,
would desxnae Tuesday evening the 10Th nst at Metro
potan the time and place Of the Concert. Yours,
most respectfully and sincerely,
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EBWARD K. ROLLINS & CO., IS WAN street. N. Y.
BROWN SHIPLEY T. CO.. Liverpool.
8. @. ROBERTS CO., Is King Arms Yard, London.
JOHN MUNROE CO., rs Rue Notre Dame dos
Victories, Paris;
GEO. II. DRAPER, HAvre.
Of these ships will not DO for gold
silver bullion specie ewory, precious stones metals
unless bills Of ladng signed therefor and the value
thore therein expressed.
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NEW YORK, OCTOBER 0. is2-MRs. EMMA GIL

IN lngham Bostwick;
Dear Having learned your intention Of making
professional tonr through principal Southern cities
during coming season. uaving listened often to
your musical here with pride and pleasure IS
alike honorable yourself and this your native land
beg leave TO Offer you Concert before your
OF high appreciation Of
sonal worth 3#N.
II You accede our request haze tho goodness to
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charges but S6 aei s'ftNd Is. Pear.
UMPIRE CITY LINE-roR SAN FRANCISCO VIA
snd
"a DAYTON d. s sye
from rams " WITH the a:w
300 Robert Poster sommaSdsr which
viii bs to receive the By the sss..
.s
essssn and ,aold SUPERIOR for i.ms: going
yded with both ships and dine ~ the same
q ssp M
attached ';sf ;5RR
limited STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Connecting with the Pacific Ma. sss.I 9a Gs,nps.
ana Oregon via Aspinwsil and PanamaThs spendid new
and double engine United States mail stes%shP uLINn.s
VIZ a . sSP: 81 sTssssn
fsis from Pisr Warren street North river Tbs
Oregon Viii be in readiness Panams receive the liz
pcs malls and sail immediately for San Francisco No
efforts will be spared the Of the to send
their passengers through with expedition, comfort sad
RATES or FARE TO AsrIxwALL.
Lower, After sni Forward saloon.
Second Cabin standees ................. % %
Pssssnscrs viii be landed at Ii: railroad wharf q. Asps.
WALL free Transit Of the Isthmus at the passengers
snss rsrson, securing a.Sysn y the United
on board the Pacific mail steamers Rate. q
'',n' 70. l.'.l' 'a'''t SH ERE WHITNEY
Warren street, New York.
VANDERBILT LINE.-FoR SAN FRANCIscO.-oNLV
Line giving tickets for crossing tbs lsthpgs me nev
will leave from pior NO O. North river ut O'clock p. H.
precisely Wednesday 90 for San Isaa asl Norts
having ss.lv. mile: i lana
ventilation For '''''n'''. .. pfs'iSt' iseIs
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A UsTRALIA--NEw YORK AND CANADA LINE
"A The splendid fast calling packet ship NEBRASKA,
c cfR All on 10 n S sISs1 ".
built for hnroposn packet and very fast caller Her
any vessel LOADING for shs above shs
ss WI ss.ss sss For q
pRy = board RiI y E.s TsyS
Ss s 81 r.. +
a lns %sn.siy The siissais .h,p cSFco. c.ps.Ia
~ q;
the psn q 0csob:I The soeSnn oaason. for
for Passsss.rs inspect ship.
new eiiprr ship sc.rso Capt Allison Honss viii suo.
:s, sss w. S ssss JONI
T1HE UNITED STATES NAIL sTRINsHTP TsX8EL
boilers and new copper viii Sc ssS = s Sss ssoe =
Ne Ds ss s pS,ss s.y. K.
s.; J. e:
~ ss'ss ssG.
! ~: .:
..ry iii e. sS sS
DHILADELPHTA AND ,FAvANNAH STEAM NAvI.
sss ss q sTxrs III
(nrst ship Of the nneJ Captain Joha ~ walton. nov
s' s'i 's .s W . yas
spsornSsf 18th. October ish ana zsS NoysuSsr 10Th saa
Tor Phiisdspha che alternate Wednesday, Th. ship
built With ss mos: T,i, r'.s.s :. Z
(ospccay in the ventilation Of har cabins sud stss
.ss rs s ar
.sca r Ky enjoy Che psasurc q rive, n1s
ss, "a ~ ssstse. 90 1ssss. ia fslsSspAx
SXDELrORD. TAYk co.
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NIBLo's BALL AND CONCERT SALOON, ALSO TIN
~ supper room reception ladies' paors ana dres
rooms all painted decorated and refurnshed,
and put perfect for winter Mr. vesey
the caterer tho three
this and paine will be
satisfaction those who wish to have first rate balls
For particulars. apply at the Garden from till In the
evening" during the day TO Mr.. g. W. Vesey, No. LII
Broadway.
THE GREAT FAIR OF THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE
Il remaining open to the public from A. NJ. until 10
r. NJ. at Castle Garden-Music every evening" by Dod-
worths Band. On 1hursday, ut IL n, Mons Alexander
will pive exhibition Of his celebrated Submarine Boat
the river directly opposite the Garden The boat capable
Of aiming eight persons, will descend to the bottom
of the river and after remaining down sufficient time
satisfy the spectators of perfect action safety and FEAST
bty will signal ascend to the surface BY order Of
the Managers, JOHN "A. BUNTING, Chsirman.
NOTICE TO rHEATRICALS.-THE UNDERSIGNED,
~ proprietor Of the Theatre in Albany finding the
duties Of this extensive establishment too heavy for
to bear would cheefuly sell Of the interest his
business for TO respectable person
having Mt his two three thousand dollars He
rely the Investment fifty per cent during
the ensuing Of egisls i've session limo adj
dressed during the present week 1t the Albany Theatre
or at Stanwix Hall, will be duly attended 20 by
= 7tl'fse H. W. PRESTON.
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CRoToN AQUEDUCT DEPARTMEyT:--To MasoNs.
Croon Aqneduct Department tRotunda Parkl until Fri
day the I'D day Of October 1852 at IL O'Clock, NJ,
build the receiving basins and eulyert in Grand
street. ct the Intersections OF Essex and Norfolk
The plan Of the work and specifications the building
the same and all other information reatr thereto Be
obtained application TO the Water Puryeyor this
Office. y NICHOLAS DEAN Presiient
Croton Aqueduct Department New York Oct. ii, 1851
CORPORATION NoTiCE.-PUBLrc NOTICE Is
~ hereby given, that resolution has been in
the Board Of Assistant Aldermen sewer in Green wch
street from Murray street TO aud through Barclay
the North river All persons interested in the above
having objections thereto requested the
IN writing to the Contract Clerk at his office
October a. kfN NICHOLAS DEAN Presidents
Croton Aqueduct Department October Ia 1884 # raf<
CoRPoRATIoN NoTIcE-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
hereby given that petition has In the
board oil Aldermen for basin and cuvert at
Al persons interested in the above having
thereto requested TO present the same in writing TO
the Contract Clerk, ut his ONCE before 81 1852
). Croton Aqueduct Department. Oct. II, 1857
CTREET DEPAPTMENT-No.4 HALL OF RECORDS
Public notice is hereby given that the following petit
lions have been presented in the Board Of Aldermen ITO
dE we'll and erect pump IN Fifty fourth street, near
street. between and b. All persons interested
having thereto requested than
In writing 20 the undersigned NJ his ooe on or before the
Nst day Of October instant. ~ F'.T -
JOHN 7. DODGE Street Commissioner.
OotS6er H. 1852.
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nR. COOPER, 4 DUANE STREET, BETWEEN cnAE
~ ham and William streets, consuuss prxcfso ~ -
Office with usual success sakes this meshoS %
Appsng his friends that he st to CONSULTED ~ h
twenty-four years. fEE 81 ya8a5-tsH