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Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-10-05

MINNESOTA SALT REG1oN.-Probably there
is not richer salt region on the face Of the
earth than the one in Minnesota. The territory
is generally supposed to be valuable for its ag
ricutural resources alone; nothing, however, can
be more erroneous. True, its natural agricultural
wealth is probably second to none in the Missis-
sippi valley, but its mineral wealth is not less
extensive and valuable.
Among the latter its salt stands pre-eminent.
The region lies between forty and forty
nine dcrresa north latitude, and ninety seven
and nnety-nine degrees west longitude. Its ex-
act locality was ascertancd and defined by an
expedition sent out from Fort Smelling, by Mai.
Long, in 1928. The same Maj. Long, who
afterwards was commander of the expedition
across the Rocky Mountains, to explore the Co.
lunbia river and Oregon Territory, known as
Longs Expedition" A description of that salt
region together with its locality, will be found
in the Typographical Department at Washing
ton.
Our first information of that salt region was
from soldier in the expedition. lie says they
had been travelling for several days over vast
rolling plain, with no trees or water; the troops
and horses were almost furnishing with thirst
when they came suddenly upon the shore OF Il
beautiful lake about half mile in diameter, sunk
down deep in the plain. 1t resembles more
vast sink hole From the height above the wa
tcrs a vast SHOW bank appeared to line Its shore
but upon examination, it proved to be an en-
crustation Of salt as pure and rs white as snow
The waters Of the lake We're like the strongest
brine So strong WAS it, that one bathing III 1t,
upon coming out, in few minutes would be
covered with the white crystazat!on of salt
If this salt region be as rich as 1t IS supposed
to be, railroad projected into it would prove
to be the best stock in the country. There are
mines of undcvcloped wealth more extensive
more durable and more important than all the
gold regions beyond the Rocky Mountains
We are informed also that a very short distance
below the surface, the pure rock salt lies IN a
strata like coal or lime rock. We hope the at
tenion of the public and the government WI be
turned to the subject. There is region lying
in our immediate ncighborhood, almost unknown,
containing more intrinsic wealth than any State
in the Union, and which would yield an annual
income probably cqualling the entire revenue OF
the country.-tSL Louis Union.
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LEGAL NOTFGzES,

NEW YORK COMMON PLEAS HENRY fEiSe
AZ against Mary Feiss Summons for reliet-com mo-
To the above defendant hereby Summoned
and required to answer the complain in THIS action which
The office OF the clerk OF the city and county OF
CIV lcrR the City Hall in said city this day. and 20
copy o. your answer the said complaint on the
subscriber at his Office No. Chamber street in the city
q Now York within twenty day after the service Of th9
you exclusive of the day Of sch evyse; and
If fail 70 the said complaint within the time
aforesaid the plaptn in this action viii apply TO the Court
Tor the relief demanded in tho complaint Dated July th
I2. jonas Il. PHILLIPS Plaintiffs Attorney.
CHERIFF'S SALE or ATTACHMENT.--BY vIRUE
- of writ Of attachment issued by the Supreme Court
the State New York and Of order Of Of the
tce of ssd Court ehal sell at public auction nj the
Merchants Exchange in The city Of New York the 10th
Of August 1852 at II oclacx, e<hhs Of tho
br.antine Chrstiua hor tackel apparel and furniture
lyit at tile Atlantic Docks. Brooklyn.
THOMAS CARNEY, Sheriff.
ANN HfLLvER, Deputy.
New YORK. August 3, 1852.
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WAR WITH ENGLAND.

XNAR WITH ENGLAND
w shall We have a Goldfish war
WIN John Bull ancient foe
0hle isiks think so-but oh pshaw
S,hs, ana reason answor-No!
Al the powder we will use
shall DC Lyons. All our slain
y he we Things that nightly ernso
Through our homes TO breed us pain
STAY the bed bugs left and right;
kittbe reaches, day and n night:
Lyons Powder does the job,
Playing, Miss an insects. "hob."
LYONS GagHctie rUsaer for billing insects (withopt
ison). ana Lyans Magnetic Pills for destroying rats and
misa sold Wholesale and retail ~ Nc. AZ Broadway
Ee'a' Ir!ee, twenty-five eeuts peT hask or box
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nR. RoBACK AND THE PRESIDENCY-DR c. W
~ Roback would respectfully inform the public that he
IS engaged ia casting the natives OF General Winfield
Scott General Franklin Pierce the candidates for
Presidency and that he w whom the
peted and the results before him. he able deter
mine which Of these two dtng uhed will obtain the
greatest number Of electoral votes in the approaching
test His predictions ia reati to tho detrUnement Of
Lous Philippe. and the success Of Lpns Napoleon were
fulfilled letter, and he challenges tine world
an in whct time had failed his He Is
engaged daily his residence No White street. in
the nayites of applicants Of all classes ncud-
ing Of the most distinguished characters ia the
and 10 is of pleasure to him that the gift which
has descended 20 him through many generations Of his
Swedish be made available for the benefit
the people Of America from whom he has many
marks Of confidence and distiuc elton.
G. W. ROBACK, No. 6 White street.
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A eAHp-Tgr sggNppERsIeNEp PASSENGERS IN

"A 1Ahp'-i'G cNDEhslGNED PASSENGERS IN
N the steamer STATE OF GEORGIA. on her re-
cert trip from TO Phladephs, adopt this method
polite ana attendance during the entire pas
sage We take great pleasure In bearing our testimony 10
the order and cleanliness OF the vessel In all her parts to
the comfort Of her accommodations the bountifu
ply of the table, ana TO the courtesy OF worthy
mander At ~ tines To the traveller this latter quslidca
ton IL which contributes decree OF pleasure known
only TO those who have experienced T rude
gruG responses to civil questions To the fem ale travel
service this vessel sh9t within hrsc ready cheer
We besresk for this noble steamer LIBERAL patronAre ana
for her commander harvest OF golden ft. John b. Rar
nsrd, sayannah Jonn y. Swocpe, Ala; J. w. Webster
Geo; y = Horton, do Happ:.h Z. Bilbo,s b Bethwei
do; Charles Ellis, dol Eugene W. Rosers AL. IoSn ~
Kelley. Geo; Chas Canpbell do @. NJ conns dol Geo W
Wathour doj Robt A, Smith, do Frank s. Bloom Macon
h. Demien. DO John r. Norton Savannah j. W. Ilom.
ing Gees Wm' Bater do n. Ramesant. Savannah;
Henry Levi Macon; u, Parsons, Savannah r. X.
Macon; y. Saulsbury do; b. Iurd do: T. Cohen Orle-
thorpe. Ga c. Lepc Savannah WIN. IIcidt, DO Sayaa-
psh Iapegs copy. Aug. 1852.
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ASTROLO<sy.


MATHlMoNF MADE EASY, OR How TO WIN a
IVA Lcver-Frofeasor Lawton, Boston, formerly of Loa
don will send Co address receipt dollar
paid plain directions to enable ladies temeo to
hearts desire The process simple but 50 captivating
that all he married. rregpective Of
position and last ough least /. he WITH
deloaay that detection is impossible. hd
dress Professor Lawton Boston, Mass NO letters takes
the Post Office unless the postaRe ie paid.
MRS. BREWSTER, FROM PHILA DELPHiA, TEN
lVI services to ladies and semen of this city,
astroogy love and law mstters interpreting dreams
&c. BY books ana cience constantly relied by Napoleo
and viii tell the rame of the lady gentleman they viii
Marry Also the of tho vsi Residence No. 80
Great Jones street. Of Howery Ladies, 80 cents;
gentlemen 81
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CLOTHING.

MAST OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED.
u La lies and gentlemen having east Of clothing fur
allure 70 dpQFe Of obtain fair cash price by sending
Ito subscriber st his residence, line through tho
post will 10 promptly attended to Ladies attended by Mrs.
Cohen. Il, $. COHEN, SO Elm street.
r EFT OFF CLOTHES AND FURNITURE WANTED.
IL Ladies aud gentlemen obtain good price for the
shove articles by tending through otherwise. to
THOMPSON. 81 Leonard street. Eear Broadway.
CAsH FOR CLoTHlNG.-LADiEs or GENTLEMEN
~ having cast of clothing urnure to dispose of,
car receive value in cash. sending tho
letter through tho post Cohen 49, Hudson street.
ladies attended TO by Mrs. Cohen,
CAST OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED
~ Ladies gentlemen HAVING any clothing furniture,
erjewelry dispose of. obtain fair cash prce, by
sendng for the subscriber at his residence through the
Post Ladies attended by Mrs Dusseldorf - Elm street
l. H. DUSSELDORF.
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HOa LIvIRro0L-UkITsD STATES AAfL STE AM.
IT sbip AHCTfC, Capt James G. Luee.-fhis stoamor
Win ssssr With tho Unised stato nails for Europe posi-
hysu en- sAsnIaay August T. ~ n O'Clock ". ROW har
krth NJ tire toet Of Canal stfeet No secured M
paid for sor eght or rapase having unsquales
gsodstiors Tor elegance aud comfort apply %
rDW. COLLINS & Co. No So W all street
TssSsetmshp PACIFIC will succeed sbe ARCTIC, and
Gail August al
rI,ER new YORK AND LIVERPOOL OMITTED STAT TBS
Nail steamers-fhe ships eompoisr this lire kbo
allowing ALLAN nc, captain West.
PACIFIC, Captain Nya.
ARCTIC Captain Luce
BALTIC, Captain Comstoss.
DkiATlC. Captain Grafton.
These ships having been built by CONTRACT expfssy for
soyeSrutn service every hos been sner
as IN their to strength apdsra
snd Their for nnequallod for
elspzns. and comfors.
frirs Of passage from New York 10 Liverpool fret
cabin Sl20 in second cabin, $40 Exclusive cI estSG
sigo state room, $500
FROM Liverpool TO NeUYorh, ESQ and 60.
An experienced surgeon attached 30 each sh ..
No berths secured until pad for.
nan
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The new steamship coumbia wuipy between San Fran-
and ports In Oregon awaiting AZ e former port the
arrival als from Panama. aud retsrn-
without with the mails and PASSENGERS for the
paase BY the United states mail steamers from New
York hayo reference O accommodation board Of .he
Pacific mail steamers Rates Of fare from Panama 10 san
Francisco the favorable terms regular line
propeers will hc iept M for tho transportation Of reht
Transient passengers between Panama and san
0fco. Ono q M above steamers viii keepup Tho
pn between Acapulco and other Mexican ports Each PAS
senrr allowed 20 hs personal baggage free exceed
IN n8asursmert 10 cuhC feet Freight will be taken
rlsrrcs - lNceni fot aud e. rAnama San Fran
co ~ No gate 81 SlQO ler tom For freight passage,
aptly n EIhRLES WHITNEY. % the efhoe ~ shs
Sen kaI., AZ 90 s.gsss, -iass Ssw AsAA.
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GRAFTON NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE is
hereby. given that petition has been presented in
bard of Aldermen, for Sewer in Twenty sixth street,
|en Madison and Fourth avenues; also, in Orange
from eighty feet south Of Grand street to one hum
feet north of alker street, TO connect with
liver in Hester street. Also, resolution for extern
the sewer in c. from Thirteenth to sixteenth
and Of the sewer in Fourteenth street to avenue c.
|rsons interested having objections thereto
Id 70 present the same in writing to the engineer,
|fce, On or before August s. 1852.
NICHOLAS DEAN. President.
ION Aaueduct Department. July 81 1852.
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|,PoRATIoN NoTICE.-PUBLICNOTICE is HERE
y given that petitions have been presented in the
II of Assistant Aldermen, for Sewer in Thirty
street from Madison avenue to within l2o feet OF
svenue and in Wooster street from Canal street 200
bitterly and for receiving basins in Grand street from
TO Essex street. All persons interested in the SAM
objections thereto, are requested to present the
writing 80 the Contract Clerk at this Office or
She 10Th inst. NICHOLAS UsAN, President OF the
Ia Agneduet Department. Croton Aqueduct Do
lent, (Rotunda, Park), July 10, 1852.
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kpoRATIoN NoTICE-PUBLIc NOTICE IS

RPORATION NOTICE-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
rehy given to the owner or owners occupant or
Of all houses and lots improved uni improved lands,
thereby, that the following assessments have been
eau of Assessments for examination by all persons
|sted, viz:-For building Sewer il Hudson street,
lever Leroy street. and through Norton street. to
800 feet east of Hudson street. The limits embraced
h include all the several houses and lots
Ind vacant lots pieces and parcels az land situated
sides of Hudson street from Leroy Morton stree
east side of Hudson street, rs feet northerly from
la street; and both sides of Morton street, 300 feet
Ily from Hudson street. All persons whose interests
|ectcd by the above named assessments. and who are
La 10 tho same either of them, are requested TO
their objections, in writing to the undersigned, at
'fice, No Hall Of Records within thirty days from
lite OF this notice.
{s EASG wh SIsS aIph, Assessors
Ie Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department, July
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sPoRATIoN NorICE.-PUBLIc NOTICE rs
ereoy g.ven. TO she owner owners, occupant or
ap Of all houses and lots, improved or unimprovea
affected thereby that the folio wing have
bonn peted by the Assessors an lodged in the office
3 Bursau Of Assessments for examination by all per-
Interested, viz. Fer building In Duane street.
the Hudson river to the crown between Hudson and
wich streets, and in Greenwich street from about
y five feet south of Jay street to about twenty feet
u Warren street The limits embraced by sueh as
nt include all the several houses and lots of ground
Of Duane street, from the crown between Green
Hudson streets, both sides Of Green wich street.
len Reade an Jay streets both sides of Caroline
lin gton, aud Reade streets nertherly and southeriy
crown Of said streets, and the east side of West
one hundred feet north from Duane street. All per-
in teresss affected by the above named
l. and who are opposed 70 the same either of Them
anested to present their object in writing to the
|siened at their Once. No. Hall Of Records, within
days from the date of this notice.
TasSSJs S!sSxaISSSSsoN. Assessors.
Re, Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department. July
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CRoToN AQuEDvcT DEPARTMENT. : TO CON.
" trnctorsSeacd proposals will be received at the Of
Nee Of the Croton Aqueduot Department (Rotunda Park
until Monday the 9th day of August 1884, O'clock NJ
to buid sewer with the receiving basins and
culvers In Forty third street. between Sight and Ninth
snd for the building Of the sane and all
other information relating thereto be obtaned ON APP
plication to the Contract Clerk, at this office. -
NICHOLAS DEAN,
President OF the Croton Aqucduet Department..
New York, July %, 1852.
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AMUsEMENrs.
BROADWAY rHkAIRE. -UNPAR aLLELBDsUCCIs
II BRILLIANT rRiUMPHIi or
FROFEssoR ANBERsoN


RRoADwAY TrHAIRs ..gNrAR .LLELsD SUCCESS
n nBkiLLAnr fRiuMPHil or
The srsa VIZ Sis,ra a Il ~ s ss,.h
GRAND SORES or MAGIc'SSHNFn ,a.pr,N,o.,ucv
Reserved seats SO Boxes fsrque aud FAny Circle so
NIBLo's oARDEH.-MAEAGER ar JOHN SEXTON.
Iss.s 90 ss stg. R'S's sl 50 D9orsSpa
iui and attractive n STSnsh A stiIs
viii appear in two dsaees mls poae Nile Lavigae. Mia.
S I a % Drew IN ana as,nsSs
in one act piece AIS o'clock Overture" Les Nous
Love AND CHARITY.
After which dancing by the popular aud attractive French
ana spanish dancers.
~ deyils co%rany and kog..ss ramiys Ballet, alto
seaher one hundred IN nuaber Or ooe seek only
Si Dsa A%s 81 ' la
Grand Div:rt,:sncn, b, tho Eoar ss"9s , ssnS
NEW YORK DRA ~ At SOCIETY," The REeTLAR
Olympic Theatre, Brosdws, On rhnradsy evening, Aug.
sRS win consist Of the Tae y O ROMEO AND JGLEr
IN Museum or elsewhere win received this cessation
fnro. s. Nrns Secretary - y "AaSoA' f'ss'asns'
OPPOSITE Ss @ 50 D
ss,abishmen open ever, ssaS aud on Wsasssaas ana
ern All At RI. and
troupe, composed entirely o. LADIES' direction Of
@ sPSTas sassty vs :ssis s
ne aash ass rss
Groups OF living marble stauary be introduced per-
great variety Of will AZ can
BIO at other place Of in New York Ad-
msionSeats in private boxes
Tk ocnts; Boxes, 25 cents; Parauet i2h cents.
RROoKLYN MUSEUM BOXES AND PARQUEr. 90
~ cent?; Family Circle. - Children half price.
Doors open at 7ls TO commeuc Wednesday evening,
Augusth DonetIs Troupe o. Teamed Animals with othcc
entertainments.
CNRANKLIN MUSEUM, I.6 CHATHAM SQUARE,
l. George Lea, Proprietor The above establishment V
afternoon o'clock in the evening
for the purpose Of Classic aud Ona of
Living Statuary, by lie CABINETS Troupe Of Model Ar
lists together with avarstv of beautiful performances
For full PARTICULAR hills oteHch day. hdmison-Seas
in private boxes 80 cents with cushioned
chairs s cents; boxes % ceuts; gallery l2S eents
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|PARTMENT OF REPAIRS AND SUPPLIES, JULY
Il, 1S52 To conference.-the proposals will be re-
L ii the ofce of the Commissioner Of Repairs and Sup
basement No. New City Hal) until Tuesday July
three o'clock, p at which time thsy will be pub
opened, for amzing space twenty Ave feet wide
|gh Broadway, from Fifty ninth TO seventy first
specification OF the work required to be done and
Commissioner of Repairs aud Supplies. Blank esti-
vii be furnished at either ofioe: n 1.-THE Conn
|, II deemed for The interest ofthe Corporation.
Nv. ADAMS. Commissioned OF Repairs and Supplied
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nEpARTKENT OF REPAIRS AND SUPPLIES. July

nEPARTKENT OF REPAIRS AND SUPPLIES JULY
~ lS52To BuildersSealed proposals will recey-
ca the Office OF the Commissioners Of Repairs and Supplies
basement No. New City Ha) until Friday August g.
At IL o'clock. which time they viii be publicly pen.
editor altering eplsrgns tho mouse OF Engine compa-
ny No. A. Murray aso for repairs and ate-
raons building No 81 Arm street for the use OF Engine
Company No. g. Builders will estimate for the mason and
carpenter work for each house seesratey Inc asd
specifications Of the work required TO b Done ana al nor
maon in regard thereto be had sc the ONCE o. tae SUI
peyiDendant OF Repairs Co public buildings NO " kills.
both street Blank estimates will be furniehed az esher
once N BThe Commifaioner reserves the right OF re-
ofthe Corporation. WM. ADAMS,
Commissioner OF Repairs aud Supplies.
TAXES OF 1S2.-0FFICE OF RECEIVER or
Taxes, No, New City Hall, Park.-Rate. 9i 7o-Oo-
Notice s hereby given that the books of the
year WI be opep for payment the 9th Of augus next
and chat viii thea be prepared the Mxes charged
thereon An persons previous TO the rst
ment TO tho lst Of December One per cent will &c
added 70 all unpaid the first Of December
Hours for receiving tnxosfrom A. NJ 10 II. NJ Bank
able money only received. -. 49,.
HARVEY HART Receiver % Taxes.
". D-Persons have their bills BY applying this
occ and requested 60 ve full descriptions their
erery and also 20 inquire for their personal tax any
Nav YORK, July 70, 1852
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0IAIPPINGs
LIMITED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY

LIMITED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY-
~ Connecting with the Pacific Mail Steamship Company
-only through S. Mail line Il California and Oregon via
AeIn all and PanamaBy order Of the Postmaster Gene
fornia and Oregon mails be despatched the 9Th
and 10Th Of each month direct for Afpnwa and from New
Orleans the It'll and 22d. When these dates
Sunday The sailing to be postponed until she Monday fol
lowing The Pacific mail steamers are 30 be IN for
immediate aesIateh on arrival of tho mail. at Panama
Unitei states Mail steamship Company The following 10
list OF the steam ships belonging to this company
GEOFGIA. 5000 tons CRESCENT CITY. 800 tens
OHIO; 1890. 5000 tons CHEROKEE = @O tons
sLlaM2is eco tons u q @son:
Leaving York for Aspnwal on the 9th and 10th Of
The new s.esmshipsEl Dorado and Falcon will form
Street line between CIV Orleans and Aspnwa leayagou
the 9TH and I'D OF each month snd forming with the Paci
steams through line to and from New Orleans ana
Ports In Mexico Catrnia and Oregon Passage from New
Orleans be secured from Armstrong. Harris Co.,
agents at that place.
THE RATES IRON YORK TO AsPISwALL WILL
For Ladies' Saloon State Rooms ............... $cS
Lower An and Forward Saloon Rooms. .....,.....
Second Cabin Standees 70
Passengers are landed the railroad depot Aspinws
free Tie railroad being In
running oyer ha the distance from A,pnws TO Panama
the transit Of the Isthmus may be performed In from
eighteen to twcntyfour hoursthe which varies
from sl0 TO SIS. to be borne by the passengers.
PACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
company inspected and approved by tho
Navy peuartment commanded BY Navy officers and car
rying the United States Msis win hereafter leave Pansms
Immediately arrival Of the Allan ito mails, and San Fran
At Acapulco. boat Will be kept each end OF
this route to accidents Tho following steam packets
belonging 70 the Pacific Mail amshp Company ace nov
on the Pacihc one Of which will be always in port 90 sseh
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|oToN AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT.-To CON-
proposals will be received ct the
Of the Croton Aqueduct Department, (Rotunda,
Until Monday, the I'd day Of August 1852 at clock
TO build sewer, with the necessary receiving basins
Averts in Waverley place from Sixth to Grove
being in length abeN 492 feet The plan Of the
for the building Of the same and all other
toD relating thereto, be obtained application
|e Con 'ract Clerk, at this office.
President OF The Croton Aaueduot Department..
" YOEK. July Il. 1892.
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boron AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT-TOCON TRAC-
sorsSeaed proposals will be received at the oce of
rotor Aqueduct Department., (Rotunda, Park until
bay the % day Of Augnst, is52, at soelock NJ, to
.rts, in Chrystie street from Walker to near Bay
tree being In length about $50 feet The plan of the
and specifications the building OF the same and all
inform stion relating thereto. can be obtained ap
NICHOLAS DEAN,
President Of tho Croson AqueduOt Department.
w York JuIy q 1852.
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|RpQRATIoN NoTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE rs
hereby given that petitions have becn presented in
10 ard Of Aldermen for in Greenwich street,
Liberty to Cer.landt street. and also in Eighteenth
H. from Seventh TO Ninth avenue All persons inte-
having objections thereto requested 10 present
anne in writing to the Engineer at this office on or be-
18th inst. NICHOLAS DEAN. President.
ton Aquedret Department. July u, 1852.
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NOTICB--PUBLIC NOTICE is
hereby given to the owners occupant 0ccu-
|ts 81 "A honsss and loss improved or
thereby that the folio wing assessments have been
pieted BY the Assesors and lodged in the once OK
Bureau Of Assessments, for examination BY all persons
The noYtherly hais Of street, from
avenue 70 the Hudson river The limits embraced oy
include all the several houses and lots Of
md lots pieces and parcels Of land situated
northeyly side ofThrtyDnth street from
DO Hudson river. All persons whose interests af
ed By the above named assessments and who are OPP
10 the same either Of them. requested TO pre-
their objections in writing, to the undersigned, at
once, Ne. Hall OF Records, within thirty days from
.date Of this notice.
I EHASc WM E!sSMHIGGhhs s Assessors
Nee Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department July