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CORPORATIONS NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE is
~ hereby given to tae owners, occupant or
oupants Of all and lots improved unim proved
lands affected thereby that the wing have
been completed by tho and lodged in the Office
of the Bureau of Assessments for examination by all
sons interested, vzFor digging an building vel aud
erecting PUNE on he corner OF irss
include all the several houses and lots ground
vacant lots pieces and parcels of land situated both
aides of First avenue between lines running 0 feet north
ery and 0 feet southery from 10th street aad both
sdes Of l9h street. between lin running feet easerly
and 325 feet westerly from First avenue. All persons
whose interests affected by the above named
nents and who opposed to the either Of them
requested TO their objections ia writing 70 the
undersigned at their Office, No. Hall of Records within
thisty days from the date OF this notice.
SAMUEL H. DE MOTT, }
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessor.
ISAAC WM SMITH,
Office, Bureau of Assessments Street Department June
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-PCBLIC NOTICE Is
~ hereby given to the occupant or 90
eupants f all houses and lots Improved or unimrrovsd
lands affected thereby that the following assessments have
been completed by the ASSESSORS and are lodged IN the
OF the Bureau Assessments for examination by all
persons s.ed yizTor regulating and grading fifty
ast from the Third to the Sixth The limits
embraced by such assessment include all the sever houses
and lots of ground vacant lots pieces and parcels OF
situated both udes Of fifthrst street from TIE Third
the Sixth All whose interests are af
cted by the above named aud who
I'd TO the either of them requested to present
their objections in writing to the UNDERLINED at their Of
ace NOD Aall Of Records within thirty days from the
date of this no tiee. SAMUEL H. DE MOTT.
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC WM. SMITH,
once, Bureau Of Assessments Street Department June
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T1oRPoRATIoE EoTICr-PUBLIc NOTICE is aERE-

NORPoRATIOE EOTICE.--PUBLIC NOTICE is HERh-
~ by given 10 tho occupant oooupanS
Of AL houses and uninproved and Affect
I'd the following have been
lssed and are lodged in the Office Of the
Aureau for aon by all inre
Vested viz: For building Sewer in Chatham street. from
the street TO the lire Of Muhepry
the limits oraced by suoh include all
tAs houses and lots ground pieces and
stu the northery side Of Chatham
street. between Mulberry street line l60
westerly and the southerly side between Roosevelt
stroet line about 140 feet essterly thererom All
whose interests affected by the sbovenaed
snts and Who opposed the either Of them
requested their obecons in writing to the
undersigned st ther ONCE, Ne. Ha Of Records within
1Ayty days RON the date OF this notice.
SAMUEL II. DE MOTT
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, fAsecssor&
ISAAC WIN. SMITH,
Once, Bureau Of Assessmen Street. Department., June
lSYl
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CORPORATION EOTICE.-PUBLtC NOTICE rs
~ hereby given 70 the owner ownsrs occupant or 90
lands affected thereby that the following assessments have
been by the ana lodged in the
office Of the nureaa OF Assessments for alton BY all
persons Interested viz For aagsns space four feet wide
trough the dew aks Of Thtieth Streets Seventh
and Eighth The limits embraced by suOh ASSESS
inert include all the several houses and lots Of ground
lots pieces psrca of land situated both sides
q Thirtssh street. between Seventh and Eighth avenues
All persona, whose interests affected by the above
named assessments and who opposed to the same,
either Of them requested present their objections
In writing to the undersigned Mt their office No Han Of
Records within thirty days from the date Of this notice
SAMUEL ii. DE MOTT, }
FRANCIS NICHOLSON Assessors.
ISAAC VIM. SMITH,
Once Bureau OF Assessments Street Department. une
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UHIPPIN0.


LIMITED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Connecting with the Pacific Mail Ste amship Company
only through U. mail limo for California and Oregoa
all and PanamaBy order of tho Postmaster
raj the United States mail sseamers with the great Cali
an & Of sse direct for % az on
Orleans the 7th and I'D When these dates
Sunday the sailing to be postponed until the Monday I'd
lowing The Pacific mail steamers to be in readiness for
mmedste despatch on arrival of the mails a. Panama
list Of the steamships belonging to this eomPany-
GEORGIA. GOO tons CRESCENT CITY 500 tons
OHIO. B 900 tons CHEROKEE 800 tons
ILLN0Is z 200 tons PHILADELPHIA I.Ioo tons
Leaving New York for Aspnwa on the 5ti and 10Th Of
The new steamships FL Dorado and Falcon will form
the 9TH and I'D of each month forming with the Pacific
steamships through line to and from New Orleans and
ports In Mexico California and Oregon Passage from New
Orleans can be secured from Armstrong, Harris Co.,
agents Mt that place.
TmE RATES AsPrswALL WILL NE
For Ladiet' Saloon State Rooms. .............S 65
Lower Aft and Forward Saloon Rooms. IS
Second Cabin Standees ............ %
Passengers are landed at the railroad depot Aspn wall
free OF exHense The raj being in operation
running half the distance from Aspn wall to Panam.
the transmit OF the lsthmus be performed in from
eighteen to twenty four hoursthe expense which varies
from $40 to SD to be borne by the passengers.
=, - PACIFIC MAI. STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Ihe pubic informed that under the cement
Of this company steamers inspected and approved by the
Navy Department, commanded by Navy officers snd
rying the United states Mails will hereafter leave Psnama
Immediately arrival OF the Atlantic mails and
cisco on the st and 10Th days Of ea,h month"; aud will touch
A. Acapulco. will Kept at II
the route TO accidents Tho packets
belonging TO the Pacific Mail Steamship Company
on the Pacibc one Of which will be always in port ut each
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- saiA rises AS o'clock Friday evening. July viii b
''I.''n'' 'f Ie sIsi sc 81 IN BAVARIA
Io ms 2. bsvarts hami.e
LeIs n.nsss Miis Lola ao..s.
NATIONAL THEATRE, CHATHAM srREET.-DooRs
~ epsn ~ ~; to begin at o'clock.
Friday rH as r qTcsfss the dr'nA'i
I.kDsHAss%sss' ASp ssA sH Mrs. Si'A'
TIE IRISH TUTOR.
RARNUrs AnIRICAN NUsEUM.-ADMIssIoN. %
ss.,. 0:,a sIv.s A.s:
Creek: j. moving ssf alive In sSs I:esurs Room,
% sssa. ss1 isHji PiAfos
472 Breadvay, above Grand strestOpsn every nigh.
during che xssl Until further The we'll
f. s1Ssss ans
H':i
iavcr BY highly and fashionable audiences
ire
sss
PAHnr,cuIA1R TnEArsrSAL NOT NoTIcE-Tn. gS:
Assor Place oIsr. mGuss for term Of e. the pn.
sss
n win ns A:
roSsh alteration Ind The whole Of the INTERIOR
reputation theatrical musical, desAfous OF
obtaining In the above will please make
to oA' s' MoN s. Hss.. A sSS ss
CASTLE GARDEN.-RoUssET FAMILY.-FRIDAY
Saturday evenings July I'd and Sd great attaton
Three Ballets the arst time grand ballet
cude with comic ballet iLLERs and Herr Cline
cents Doors
r .YCEUh THEATRE, BROADWAY. NEAR BRoOYl
Mr. george e which
following eminent artists have each and all kindly volun
teersd-Messrs Brougham Walsot, Dsvidse Lynne. H G.
danes stsi,ett, Weston Stephens and n Taylsure No
formed the comedy q LONDON AssURIN6EIsr Har-
Harkaway, Mr.. Lynne Charles Courtly Mr.. d. Jordan;
NEEDLE Mr. DsydsS; Dolly SPanier Mr. g Jordan Cool
James Mr. Reed Lady Gay Snanker Mrs Skerret; Grace
Harkavay Miss Weston PERT Mrs. Stephens. To which
will be added tlaugbable farce entitled the VIRGINIA
NUM- Y-Gnger Blue with song),, Mr.. II. c. Jordan;
Captain Rifle Mr. Ely ingc Dr. Mandragon, Mr.. Taylor;
Theophns Mr. Levere Larry, Mr.. Rsa Susan Mrs. Ste
phens Eliza, Miss Tayleure.
METROPOLITAN HALL, LOWER SALOON
Ivl ORellys grand moving Panorama Of Ireland every
evening. and Wednesday and Saturday afternoons.
There will be three exhibitions Monday July Adis-
Son, 70 cents; Children half price.
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CoRPORATIoNNo TIcE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS aERE-
~ by given, to the occupant occu-
pants Of houses lots improved unmproved lands
affected thereby that tie assessments have been
completed By e and lodged in the Office Of
the Bureau of for examination by all
Interested v-For paving Thirty third street, from the
Fourth the Sixth The limits embraced by such
include all the houses lots of ground
lots pieces and parcels of land situated both
sides Of street from Fourth TO sixth avenues
and both sides Of Fifth 100 feet north snd 100
feet south from II street. All persons whose in
effected by the above named assessments and
who are the same either Of them
ed present their cons in writing to the undersigned
mt their Office No. Hail of Records, within thirty days
fsom the date Of this notice.
FRANCIS NICHOLSON. Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH,
once Bureau of Assessments Street Department June %,
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Il Chambers street otio Depositors are informed that
deposits made Or tetore tho 9th day July nsx wiz be
IL o'clock A NJ, to O'clock r. NJ and from o'clock TO
o'clock =. NJ. GREGORY DILLON, President,
JOSEPH STUART, LIST Viee-President.
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A DAMS & co, OFFICE NO. SO BRoADWAY.-Ex-
press for California Oregon and the Sandwich slands,
y the United States Mail Steamer Ohio Monday July
ing steamer Golden Gate.Rascs Redueed-We shall dis
Panama by the United States Mail steamer Ohio Apn-
IN Through, as usual in charge Of one Of
renced aud trusty freight agents. and special
shippers for California will bear in mind that besides bang
the only Express whose freight agents and abso
lutey accompany their goods to
ment with the Pacific Mail Steamship Company freight sent
by Express takes precedence of all other the mail
steamers from Panama TO San Francisco, thereby avoiding
the risk Of detention the lsthmus Having oe
in san Francisco, Sacramento Stockton Sonora, Nevada
City Maryvie and In all other i'm portan places
in California, with presses running oil the mining dis
Ticts also TO Oregon and tho Sandwich Islands,
enabled to transport freight packages parcels specie gold
dust and yauables of description, with unrvaed
and security and upon the most reasonable terms
As the Custom House will not be the 9th Of July all
freight to forward by this Express should be delivered to
US, with ciees before the day Of calling TO enable
somSy with the soyeInment order for ecrdng and sealing
NJ on Cay Of STEAMERS departure Everything must be
in waterproof condition. and package should exceed @
lbs weight or FIVE and half feet cubic measurement No
charge clippers by line Custom House fses
sular certificates. ADAMS & Co, 80 Broadway
NB-We shall forward ecial Express ~ tho steamer
Sierra e,ada. saturday July 10th connecting at Papa
Will tic favcTi,o steemsr New Orleans for San Fran
cisco.
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TYR. COOPER, II DUANE STREET, CAN BE con-
- suited with confidence dseases His success has
been such in the Of old chronic
ish Of most eminent ply seians. DR.. O. 10 well
known, both In and out of the profession She
cessful practitioner Of diseases New York His
the result Of twent0ns years. devoted exclusively
to this speciality Of the profession.
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mr. WARREN, NO. MOTT STREET, CONTINUE
~ TO be consulted ON diseases years prAe
tce eDa bles him to debility. His Srsa u
safe and speedy and recent cured in i've The
victims OF empires apply to him ith certainty Of
being honoraby treated. "A perfect guaranteed
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/,RoToN AQUEUUCT DEPArrMENT.-Io coNTaAC-
" torssoelei proposhis endorsed rroposM for Sewer
IN Perry street" With the 81 the person per.
saa making and TIE date 81 It's atom, WI
e ut the office 81 the roton qnedact
In IN uesday the 9TH day Of July iN2 at ocloek T. NJ,
20 build sewsr with tho necessary receiving cn-
vrts In Perry stsect from tie proposed sewer IN Green.
ich the North river being IN lsnzh ABOUT 2,f
ss The Of the and speciheaone ier building
~ he same and NIL other information reanr thcret0
he obtained application TO the canraot Clerk. ~ this
.ooe NICHOLAS DEAN,
Prcsdont ~ The Crotop AqusJact Department..
New Yort. Joco q. lsjS
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F1 In f,siset Or p. "nYg apply 70 70
BROWN. snIPLEY 4 CO., Liverpool.
asl Eyp es GO: 10 Kings Arms Yard. London;
GEO n'1 b fs'f r. navr..
silver buliop specie ewery preeisus stones or Metals
bills ladina signed therefor and value
thereof therein expressed
REDueTloN IN FARES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA
~ and LverpoolThe Liverpool and Philadelphia steam
ship Company intend saHng their steamships fol-
ERoM PHILADELPHIA.
City OF Manchester Saturday, July IL
Ciy VI GLASGOW. Sat urday Aug "a
FROM LIVERPOOL
Ci.y 81 Sassow Wednssday. July y
City Of Glasgow. Wednesday. Sept.
CIV If sanssasyy; s oIs ~
pa. sage from Phiiade pha saloon in after
state rooms, $50 In mdehip state sos in forward
state rooms s55ncluding provisions and stewards fees
ThioMas Il Exchange place.
limited number of third class passengers be taken
at so from Philadelphia, and $50 from Liverpool-found
with proyioions.
EoR SOUTHAMPTON AND nAvRE--rHE UNITED
States mail stean chip FRANKLIN, James A. Wotton,
commander leave for Uavre touching at Southampton
Pen No. N Rs. Pes
$40 All letters must through the post Office An
perienced Is attached the ship Luggage not
wanted during the should be sent board day
before sailing marked below" n B.-No merchandise
freight or passage, apply to MORTIMER LIVINGSTON,
Agent % Broadway.
CTEANER FOR LIVERPOOL ON THURSDAY. JULY
- S-The well known and fayorite steamship SARAH
will leave her dock at Pier No. North River for
Liverpool Thursday July 8. at twelve o'clock This
for first and second cabin For freight pas
''t'' App'' J. HOWARD SON, Agents, "a Broadway.
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On P1fsOHs' WhOIVsHte
Dealers licenses requested to attend The
charge for Rcense son dollars and be paid banh-
able money All deinguents Will be imme diatc thereafter
reported for prosecution. BY order OF the Mayor.
ASHER TAYLOR, First Marshal.
CoRPoRATIoN NoTICE.-sTREET DEPARTMENT.
~ Hall of Records-Public notice IL hereby eiyea
to the propietors Of lots lying opposite pier No N1r
river that the has been adopted by the
Common Council Resolved That the pier known No. l.
the Hudson river be extended into the river by the
propretors thereof make it's length the
bulhhead eco feet and according the map piers drawn
by Daniel Even City Surveyor datei January 1870 and
adopted by the Mayor Aldermen ard Commonaty of the
city Of New York the I'd sb aud nth days of January
said pier be made under the direction Of tho Street
Commissioner and at expense of the oprtG OF sd
pier before the first May
Resolved That the Street Commisoner cause the proper
legal noie to be given the Of the said PIER
build the in conformity TO the above resolution
Adopted the Board of Aldermen April 10 l5 adopted
the Board of Assistsnt Aldermen April 1852;
proved by the Mayor, May 1852
JOHN T. DODGE, Street Commits soner. 4
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N0TlcE.-oFFICE PANAMA RAILROAD COMPANY,
IN New York June 2s IS52The interest the bonds Of
this falling due the first of July next will no
paid upon Presentation Of the coupons therefor at the
Bank OF te state Of New York and after that date
FRANCIS HpIES.
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MO FEE TILL CURED.-DR. COBBETT 10 DUANE
street. may be conSdcntslly eoasul.ed Diseases
Twenyonc years In his speciality Of the profession, ensblee
him general debility. The victims Of qussksry
apply TO him with the certainty Of having their eases Pro
perly treated. Dr. member Of the NJ Y. Unvsrsity
N. b. Observe the name and number, as shore 10 fss
No. 10 on the other side sf Chatham street. %
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nR. JOHNSON, l6 DUANE STREET, so WILL
~ known for the last - tho most Baoesssfu
in New York may be esnsusd s u.aa In h
private Office all diseases to which flesh 10 he 20. These
who have suffered from medical preensrs rely hAv
ing their treated by physician Of expsrsnse NE
See my Diploma, in my sdce. frs EF
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NEW MEDICAL Books-A PRACTICAL wosk. q

NEW MEDICAL BOOKS-A PRACTICAL WORK Oh
~ the Nature and Treatment OF Diseases by BOSf-
WICK, M d. practising ply stefan and surgeon and loo.
turcr these Complaints Price reduced 30 81 50H -
lored plates Extract the Boston Medical and Su
cal Journalistic be said fearossy TO be equal to Ae
tons Records great the family Of dlseasss
and far superior anything Of the kind before
ths country" Author OF work Vices an ther terri
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Price 81. Author Of book ON Natural Death Dies Ao
Family Physician, Cause OF On &c. &C. Fer sale
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DR. MORRISON. 2olls FULTON STREET, CONTINUES
~ TO be consulted his old ends and patients Others
wishing TO be skifuy justly treated may rely on mis-
experience Of 80 in his special Department. Nervous
debility he invariably Soc his London diploma In his
OIL No foe lcure
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CORP ORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE rs
~ hereby given that petition been presented in the
Board Of aldermen for Sewer in street, between
Orange and Pearl streets All interested in the
having objections thereto requested to present
the In writing the Clerk this office,
or before June 2Stn, 1852
NICHOLAS DEAN, President Gro. Al. Opt.
Croton Aquet Depart. (Rotunda) Park, June Is.
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~ hereby vcn to the owner owners occupant occ-
Of all houses and lots improved unimproyed lands
sctd thereby that the following assessments have been
completed by the and lodged the Office Of the
Assessments fer examination by all persons nte
-estcd, sfor building sewer in Second etreet, from
avenue to point about 5o feet west Of First avenue
Thc limits embraced by such assessment include all the
several houses and lots of ground vacant lots pieces aud
parcels land situated both rides OF Second street from
TO Second avenue the west side OF First ave-
euc seuthery First street and north ry Sc feet from
Second and the east Of Second l3l
sse. seubery from Second All persons whose in
rercsts affected by the above nssessmcn and
opposed to the zane either OF them
their objections in writing 10 the rsignsd
80 thir oshce No Ba of Records within thirty days
4 ora the date Of this notice. -
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC VIM. SMITH.
ooe Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department, June
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DARIs AND LONDON TREATMENT OF LOCAL

VVANIO AND HOOAA
disease, In few hours, by vegetable sPpitcsston,
without pain which with medioinss In sonsti
tutional affections and debility As thousands
not be cured without IT, for he performs cures daily which
had continued for under all other treatment Pr
rely other proof where there Is much la
position; but his sipoms editorial notices. testimonials
from physicians and hundreds Of oerthce3 prove his
previously been swinded BY the base Fink
A. Waring. W: n Grsn. \; ifcn n Wn. tersu'en
letter. N. LARB0NT. confidential physician, A. Rsa1s
street, corner Of Broadway. tno drug stors.)
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5toRPORATI0N N0TICE-PUBLlC NOTICE IS
hereby given that petitions have bcon presented In tbs
Boari of Assistant Aldermen for sewers in Suffolk street
Broome to Delaney street. and also In Hudson street,
rom Grove Norton and Barrow street.. 100 feet ess
All persops in tho same having objections there
70 are requested to the in writing 60 the Con-
,rsct CLERK, Mt this ohce before July o. 1862.
NICHOLAS DEAN, President Gro, Az. Opt.
Croton Aqdct Depart (Rotunda) Pars, June "a 1852.
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UIADVHIM0.


(NAeT OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED
" Ladies' gentlemen having cast on eiothing
niture dispose fair cash price By sending
for the Subscriber residence, line through
Post will be promptly Ladies' attended BY Mrs
Cohen. n 3. COHEN, 66 Elm street.
CAsT OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED
~ Ladies or gentlemen hsvinsAny Clothing Furnhure or
Jewsy 70 dispose Of can ebtam fair cash price, By send
subscriber ~ his residence through the pos
Ladies attended by hrs Dusssdorf No ID Elm street
l. n. DUSSELDORF.
EFT OFF CLOTHES AND FURNITURE WANTED
IL Ia dies and Gentlemen obtan good for ths
ahoye articles BY sending through post otherwise 10
THOMPSON. NJ Leonard street. near Broadway
fyAST OFF CLOTUING.-wANTED TO PURCHASE,
~ about two Thousand dollars worth rood left Of
Cethns in large small for which the full value
will beliber ally Kven oney application
son Ally or through posi- JAS N0RONEY st hs store,
No. N Orange street. nsas Ohssban stresA
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IMPORTANT MEDICAL WoRK.-pR. RALPR.s PRAo

vMfOhTANT MEDlCAb MUhk.-Uh. hALPMS FRAU
teal Private Treatise ON the nature progress,
codsequences remedies and Of these Diseases Writ
ten In the planest language IL 10 useful 20 every
one place, we'll perfect safeguard against
an:hor Of several medical works 18th 3D. 80 price 49,
Sold at No - Ann 2Astor Uouse and ~ the authors
once, CAB Houston street Wooster ST. Consustion
hours to IL A. II and to 9P. M, Sunday excepted.
Mailed, post paid, by addressing box $50 Post Once
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INDEPLNpENT EXPRESS NAIL FOR CALIFORNIA.
south America Oregon. Sandwich Islands and China,
VII close THIS day .. 9eleek in charge Of special mes
ma Our next regular freight shipment will 10 " the srcn
CID steamer Ohio and Golden Gate, July 3.
BERFORD CO, No. . Astor House, vesey street.
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INCORPORATION NoTiCs.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is
" hereby given, that petition has been presented IN tho
sosrd OF Aldermen, for sewer la Twentieth street. from
Yr hveoue A. ALI persons interested In the
having objections thereto arc requested present
she same writing 20 the Contract Glers 81 ~, .os
Dr. before July /, ls52 - NiChULAs DEAN.
President Of the CSoton Aauedpct Dsp.rtment
Cre.on Aqueduct Department (Rotundal, Park.
June FL 1852.
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TtPoToN AQUEDUCT DEPhRTMENT.-T0 CoNTRAC-
V torsSealed proposals. endorsed Prorosal for Sc yer
IA Charles street. also with the of the
sons making The same and the date Of its viii
nStj Tuesday the 6th day - July, 1859 at o'clock II.
4. bud with the cessevy receiving bssas and cul-
Ierts 10 Charles street, from the In
oh North river being IN length about oi feet
nan and specifications for building the
Inc aud all other rclonr herstocan be OBJ
saea on application TO the Contract lerk st this oco
NICHOLAS DEAN,
President ~ the croton Aaueduct Department..
Ncv York, Juno o. 1882