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I TN1rEp STATES MAI sTrAxsu1P COMPANY. ron

/ NITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY, FOR
- New Orleans, via Hsvana.-The splendid steamship
will sal from the pier at foot Of Warren ree North river
On saturdsy, NovembeT At two o'clock NJ, precisely
rsngemens Lsdies and alter saloon berths $50 second
cabin $50 Storage S25 Specie emily taken freight 30
EavSn Freight taken to New orleans At 800 per cubic
1901 shippers OF freight are requested 90 supply
with the oompanys bills Of lac ing which be had
,ppicston =; the ONCE No other form win DO signed:
selling. For freight or passage, apply to
X. o. ROBERTS, liz West street, corner OF warren.
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CORPORATION NoTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
~ hereby given TO the owner or occupant ooen-
thereby that the following have been
oonpleted and are lodged in the Buresu Of
Tor regulating and setting curb and gutter stones in
us embraced by fuch include all the several
hsuses ground lots pieces and parcels Of
fsnth and the westerly side Of Broad
Vay of Eighth and Ninth and easterly
s1e Tenth avenue hundred feet and Ave inches
nerth ery southery from second street. All
snts and who opposed she same Or either Of them
sndersigned st their Office, No Hall Of Records within
Nhigty DAYS from the date Of this no sice,
SAMUEL 81. DE MOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, }Aasessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH,
Once, Bureau Of Assessments Street Department Nov.
1852.
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NoTIcE-pUBLIc NOTICE IS

ORPORATI0N NoTICE-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
~ hereby given to the owner occupant
pants all houses and lots improved unimproved lands
affected thereby that the following assessments have been
completed the and lodged in the Of
the Bureau Assessments for examination all
interested, vz:-For building in Thirtyaighth
street from the in Eighth to pont hun
dred feet west of the Sixth The limits embraced
by such include all the several houses and lots
lots pisces parcels Of land situated
both sides Of Thyeightl street. from hundred feet
of the Sixth the Eighth the west
side of Sixth both sides Of Broadway tho
eatery side of Seventh northrly to Thirty ninth
street. persons, whose interests affected
above named and who are opposed to the sam
in writing to the undersigned ut their ooe, No Hall Of
Records within thirty days from the date Of this notice.
SAMUEL H. DE MOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH.
Office, Bureau Of Assessments. Street Department, No
vember 20 1852.
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WILLIAM sINcLAIR.
HrNNy n. DAvIre Attoruev

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDEv or THE HowoRA.
bic James j. Roosevelt, Of the Judges Of the Su-
Ireme Court Of New York in the matter Of tho
against the estate real and PERSONAL Of George H. Roberts
an sbsconding or concealed debtor T. The under.gncd
will expose and SELL at public auction Friday the 2Gh
day Of November inst at ~ o'clock at noon upou the
premises situated on the southsrly side Of Thirtyfh
street. at snd the corner Of Ninth and said
Thirty 9Th street, New York. quantity of iding ma
terias sisnR If bricks lime, sand mortar brown cut
stone lumber beams and other building terals by me
attached as the property q said George II Roberts
THOS CARNLEY, sheriff &c.
WIN. T. SELL, De suty Sheriff.
T. W. smfTH NOBLE Attorneys for ATTACHING Gre ditcrs
IL Eessau street.
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CORPORATION NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Is
hereby given, TO the owner or owners occupant OF 90
laads affected thereby that the following ents
have been completed by the Assessors ana lodged in
tAa Assessments for examination by
~ interested regulating and msoa daa-
The limits embraced by such assessment include all
houses aud lots Of ground vacant ot pieces
street from Broadway to the Eighth All persons
nsnts who opposed to the either Of Them
0nderegned ct their ofce NO. Hall Of Records, within
thirty DAYS from the date Of this notice.
SAMUEL H. DE MOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH.
once Bureau Of Assessments, Street Depart How
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ORPORATION NOTICE-PCBLIC NOTICE rs
~ hereby given to the owners, occupsnt
cupants Of all houses and lots improved unim proved
lands aec ed thereby that the following
been By he assessors and lodged in the Office
OF the Bureau Of Assesss nts for examination by all
sens interested vzFor paving and tagging in
street between Fifth and Sixth The
limits emtr seed BY such include all the several
and lots Of ground vacant lots pie e and parcel, Of
land situated both sides Of Thir,
Fifth and Sixth the westerly side Of Fifth and
tho westerly side of avenues north and 100
feet south rom Thirtyffth street All persons whose
terssts are affected by The above named assessments aud
who opposed to the either OF them,
quested to present their objections in writing
fgIed 1t their Office No. BALL Of Records within thirty
dsys from the date Of this notice.
SAMUEL H. DE MOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, ; Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH,
ONCE, Bureac Of Afsesiments Street Department. Nov
~. 1852.
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STFEET DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF RECORDS
- Public notice hereby given, that the wing resou
tons have been presented In the Board Of Aldermen
regulate ret curb gutter and nag four feet through
sidewalk: of Forty third street. betwcea Broadway aud
Fifth syengs To lay eros; walk in Broad street across
walks full width, Fourteenth street, between Seconi
and Third Also the following in the
Assistant To raise the grade pave thirty
elk feet south street from Is S. and build euvers
objections thereto requested to preent them In writing
the undersigned, At his ece, before the twenty
ninth day OF November instant. JOHN 7. D0DGE
November Is, 1852. Street Commissioner
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E0R CBARLEST0N-To SAIL SATURDAY, TTH
Il Fov at o'clock r. Ms-Cabia passage, with etate
room s5-rhe Kew and erdd stesmthp CITY OFT NOR
FoiK, Jas Poet. Commander will leave fr,m eier . T.
above Her accommodations for cabin and sstrags pas.
scnges surr assed by any For
WI DO taken at reduced rats, e sppy on board
&C pier H. X or at the Office Of MA tLbER LORD. lOS
Na street Cabin passage with state room, s5 Storage
aaGse. rot fouGd 50 fasees gers for savannah win DO
cid .rorgh ~ MAJ beats, say sor .abin SlSj et,sr
tge, IS.
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roRpoRATToN NoTICE.-PUBLIc NOTICES HERE

CORPORATION NoTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is HERE
" By given to tho owner or owners occupants
sfa lots improved unimprove lands affected
thereby following have been completed
Assessors and lodged IN the office Of the Bur au
yFor tagging the northerly Of Delaney street.
between Mangin East streets The limits embraced By
uch several houses and lots OF
ground vacant lots pieces and parOes Of land on
Nssgn. Ali persons whose interests affected by the
above named and who opposed to the
q writing TO the npdersiEnsd - their ofice No Hall Of
SAMUEL II. DE MOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, ASSESSOR
ISAAC WIN. SMITH.
Once Bureau OF Assessments Street Department, Nov.
N 1852.
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EXPRESS AGENCIES.


DAMS & CO.'S AUSTRALIAN EXPRESS. THE UN-
II dsrsgped give notice that they have arranged
tablish branch Of their house in Australia the trans
action Of general banbn aud commission bust
mes. Mr. GEORGE NORTON, who has for many been
connected with the of the undersigned is admitted
partner, and will call for Australia ia few davs.
ADAMS e co
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EoR VIEW ORLEANS, pIREor.-rHE VIEW peunLn

EoR NEW ORLEANS, DIRECT.-THE NEWD8UBLN
4 engine steamship WILLIAM PENN, Winthrop Sears
Commander VIII leave pier East river, for the abovs
port direct, on hontay, December at o'clock, p n
This chip has elegant socom fer passengers Pas
freight goods Is cents per cubic foot
Shippers are stod to supply themselves with ths
They may be hsi application a. the once the agents
and will be sgrcd At the once prior TO the day Of sans
bills ofaeng signed after ~ o'clock day Of sailing
For freight or Passage, apply on board or 10
=. LINC0LN 4 CO, 100 Pearl strest
Agents IN New orleans-kefsra. Marks g. Tbomas a
Matches street - -Ee'''
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NOR NORFOLK. PETERSBURG AND RICHMOND.
The United States pal y eamship ROANOKE, r. Par
rish, commander will leave Pier ~ N r. ON Satin d.v
Tn, Az fTb Gs sshs sgpy board md g,
Old slip.
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MOTTO E-PAssENGERs PER STEAMER BLACK
IN WARRIOR, for Mobile and Havana, viii please be
board AT foot of Usrrison street. N Thursday Nov
2s by o'clock 4. NJ as The ship will positively depart at
~ O'Clock M
NEW YORK AND ALABAMA STEAMSHIP CON.
~ Tany, for Mobile, stopping ut HayanaThe new side
wheel Steamship BLACK WARRIOR, ROBBERS w. Shufeldt
u s. NJ commander will receive Freight Monday w. 2Is
and sa for the above ports Thursday Nov a. at twelve
oeloch precisely from pier foot Of Harrison street, North
cents per eqtie foo. Freight taken for New Orleans and
reshpped by the Mail line at 80 cents cubic foot Goods
Of missions No freight taken TO but specie
No freight received saiisg days Companys bills OF
ladng he had at Wall street, Shippers must send IN
their oils Of lading to she Office by nine o'clock p n,
LIVINGSTON. cRocHEaoN CO., 81 Broadway.
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EoR sAvANEAH.-U. 8. NAIL LINE.-THE SUPP
ror steamship ALABAMA, Capt. g. ID Ludlow, o.
satursay Nov A. three o'clock, II NJ from pier North
river Apply to sAML L. MITCHELL, No 1874 Front street
The Florida, Capt. g. woodruff on Saturday Dec Stb
For sps d. strength accommodation and faro shirs
have superior on Aho oosot
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rORPORATION NoTICE.-PUgLIO NOTICE Is
~ hereby given, TO the owner Or owners occupant os
lands thereby that the following have
been completed by Assessors and lodged in the Of
persons interested yis-Tos paving Thrty-Ath street,
between Fifth and Sixth tagging space four
ret wide in the sidewalks Of the same The limits embraced
By saoh include all tho several houses and lots
on both sides Of Thirtysxth street. between Fifth and
Sixth avenues All persons whose interests affected
hy the above named assessments and who opposed to
tie either Of them requested to present their
objections writing to the undersigned, at their office,
No4 Hall Of Records within thirty days from the date OF
eAis notioe. SAMUEL ii. DE MOTT, }
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC VIM SMITH,
Oce Bureau OF Assessments Street Department., Nov.
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NEW YORK AND SAN FRANCISCO STEAMSHIP
IN LneThrouEh to San Francisco at reduced rates-No
detention the new and splendid steamship
New York for Aspinwal Navy Bay, Monday, December
Ct at p. connecting att Pan ANA with tho double
engine teams p Cortez which steamship leaves Par
the arrival Of tie by the United States for
San Francisco stopping only at Acapulco for supples
These vessels scsommo ventilation speed and
safety, unsurpassed An experienced physician Ia 81
tached to each steamer Passengers will be landed the
wharf at Aspinwal and take the Panama railroad. Pas
tina. tickets for this line sold only
at No. 26 Broadway, New York,
JONES L. JOHNSON, ~ Wall street.
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NCRPO RATION E0TICE.-pUBLiC NoTlpE IS
~ hereby given that petition lac been presented tao
Board 81 Assetsnt Aldermen, fer Catherine
street, from the Esst river Division street. ALI
interested in the above, aud having objections tteret
requested present the same wag tho Contract
Olerk, At hs ofce, before the 9Th az November
NICHOLAS DEAN, Prssidsnt
Crotou hqus suct Department, Nov. IS 1874.
CoRPoRArIoN N0T1CE.-PuBLiC NOTICE IS
~ hereby that petition hN been prcssned In the
Board % Ado rnen IN Third avenue from For
tyfecond 70 rifeth erect All pCfsors interested IN tho
above and having teotons thereto requested 30
cert The in writing the Contract Clerk ~ bio
emeA on OK before the Sch " syemtsr INST.
NICHOLAS ngAr. rSesIdsrt.
c,t,cr HscrsSret DfysrtgGl, E,y, IS ill.
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TINTED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
" eoting with the Pacific Mail Steamship Company
Only through U mail line for California and Oregon
via Aspinwa and Pancma-The splendid and double
engine u s. mail steamship GEORGIA, d. D. Porter u s.
NJ Commander, 5000 tons burthen, will sail Monday
Warren street North river The Pacific Mail Steamship
Panama receive the Georgas mails and passengers and
sa for San Francisco No effort will be spared
the part OF the companieg send their
through with expedition. comfort and safety Rates Of
fare saloon state $685. lower aft
forward saloon ROOM S5; second cabin standee
S5 6eerage, $685. Passengers will be landed st the rail-
road wharf ct Aspnwal free Transit ut the Ishmus
the Persons securing through BY
the United states mail steamers from New York. have
ference of iommodaton beard the Pacific mail
Rates Of fare from Panama to San Francisco
most favorable For freight passage Apply to
CHARLES a. WHITNEY, at the office of the companies.
No. III West street, of Warren. N. B.-Ship-
pers supply themselves with the
bills ading which viii be signed the office, between
hours Of ten and one clock.
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MrpIoAL ADyIsrR AMP MAsR Easss, aUJpn-A
eve cents copy, ses q pestsye ssid ty Strnssr b
Townsend, s C. ntrsiot t22}. Broadway; ana " abe
,uther. X. Lsrmsat psyseisa ard eu:gecc, ~ R.sse
sospisisss. irsn tvsiys T. niI slsEs Pm - 49,
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EOR RIO JANEIRo AND yALPARAISo.-THE NEW
y and splendid steamship SIERRA NEVADA, J. D. vii.
about the 18th November, from Pier No. North river
For passage, only apply to
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CACIFIC MAIL sTEANsHIP COLOR RIO IAExf-
a ro Valparaiso and Pansma-The splendid steamer
JOHN l.. STEPHENS, t2,500 toas burthen,) Robert II.
Pearson will 90 dispatched for the shove
superb apply u ths oca o. she Com
Kan ssreat
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MADAME UENRIETTE sONTAG'S NEW SERIES OF
4vl FESTIVAL CONCERTS

CARD.
In announcing this series of Concerts It s deemed
t. direct the attention Of h public e
tuocesnvely presented.
The programmes meet q concert. like muSiss composition
and shade monotony, especisy, should DO avoided: In
Italian
troduee specimen of All these at each Concert.
by eIcesnco Madamo sontasa eninsns Com
pany Artists, who will be supported by Vocal and IN
''ran'n''i GsIE' a q HsfgIS PERFORMERS;
IN qusptity and Quality win mpars Festival Con-.
that % r. &
Germany are T q ai fiR ss% GRAND FESTIVAL
Va" take pace MSS aS.fS,0S NovE Ea 30
- MADAME hsi:' hnSR sfEr2fHE ssossirAe,
sssSs sisHsE u ES$fo saa
Rsfs
Ten Societies, forming The Song Union" 800 Male
Sss,sRs from Church chG5; LADIES'
Madame sOntas's Grand Orchestra of7o Performers.
Mr. M c Of Harmonic Society
'as Solsa
Mr. Sohuilinger Direotor Of the Italian ChorS.
nder Nc P1sIad German Festivals have
naTpst. ..fr aired Toulmin
10 sori the required nmod.tcn the orchestra por
ton Of tho Hall will DO entirely remodeliod the plan OF
cupyng one.thrd Metropolitan Hall and materially IA
n
l. Overture ssrgsnsee t rat time in Amero.}
~ s ssss ii Rsssa Sig cs..ls ayr'r
Grand variaions oh quo drai j. maman, o0nI0'i
ma Celine -Fantasia. Paul Julien. Hauman
D. Dues-"The Music Aesson," Mad. soSrAc and
Giaramcnto, sig Pcnaoni aoreaSanss
Z. Choral, MAD HENRIETrE soNrAG and tho
combined Chorus Of Six Hundred Per-
iormers'.. ''...' ........... ....L Luther
g. First part ofshe fourth Symphony fat, BY
o. euarss.seP u.D Hrsainr4n Som D'''n'v0n
TO- Grand Chorus for Three Hundred Male voices,
;, BY the Ten Societies q the Song Union .Lachncr
H. sada Italian, aSa In Aser ss Ro,
z EshsrTi swiss sqnE HAP nrsRfrTa sosrAa. EsEsrs
~ mhe IreHoio.' raul julien, .Beriot
HIERIErTE stNrAe, signors Badi.li, Poz-
zolin, Rocco, and the combined Choruses
Prices of Secured seatss2 and ST. to be had at ssra
Hall son's, No. 299 Broadway.
The regular sale Of Seats will begin Saturday Novcm
order Of saieon Saturday the 81 seats only; on Mon
day, the 81 ard rem aiming So seats
meme ct ~.
All the arrangements with regard to tho comfort Of tho
MADAME soNTAGs CONCERT THE LADIES AND
~ gent emen COMPRISING the grand chorus Of Madame
hearsal, a. Metropolitan Hall, at o'clock precisely.
ERANKLIN MUSEUM. l7s CHATHAM STREET.
George Lea, Propretor-The above establishment 10
opep every AFTERNOON q. and the evening 7
Of Living Statuary Casncts Of Model
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OFFICE or RECKIvxR OF TAXES, NO NEW CITY
Hall for 1872 Tax payers .re hereby nos
remaining unpaid the fret day Of December next
Two per tho 6teenh day Of December Next The
nAfng early payments "a possible 70 avoid the crowd
1on FER oentAge. receiving money froIa
eelosk A. n till Benkable money only received
HARVEY HART, Receiver Of Taxes.
has II. 1874
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VANDERBILT LINE-rOR SAN FRANCISCO.-ONLY
line giving tickets for crossing the ishmus The favor
lie double engine steamship PRoMkTHEUS tons, will
esely Saturday December for San Juan del Nore,
the Nicaragua transit route, having bat twelve miles Of
land tran portaon These steamers unsurpassed in
their and ventilation For information and
passage apply only to d. B. ALLEN, agent No. Battery
nlace. ktnirs.
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a UsTRALIA PIONEER LTNE.-TUE NOBLE NEW
"A York built packet ship, BALTIMORE d. Northup,
nsaring atthe lowest will the Scar
sixth ship Of this line and sail pGnctuay the 18th
Of December, from New ork for Melbourae Pr, Philip
1t we'll known that the New York built pac ships
sro the III AID neetst in the world The Baltimore
the ship Of the New York and Havre ine and with
her superior fitting up together with
height decks s ieetj and her superior
ventilation she w he the most comfortable ship that
yet teen despatched for Australia surgeon proper
attendants provided. The in which ships this
line hsyc hees fitted provoned hos otaned them
decided preference all others ~ higher rates.
JOHN o sH4 ~; tl1s Wall street.
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FINANCIAL.

,OOO oes ah ~ s OVERWHELMINGLY up
jewelry gold and silver wares Watches
dry goods Wines liquors; aud advances money
goods No advances on mortgages
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hereby given that petition has been presented in the
Board Of Aldermen for in Beecker street, from
building Of basins and cuverss a. the esserly corners Of
Greenwich and Liberty streets All pessns interested in
the above and having octona thereto requsSod to
present tho in writing to the Contract Clerk at hip
oGco on or before the Gath November, inst.
NICHOLAS DEAN, President
Crston Aqueduct Department. Nov. 49, 1852.
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DACKETS TO HAvRE-SECOND LINE.-THE FOI,-
lowing ships will leave Havro the 10th, and New

NEW YORK AND HAvRE STEAM NAVIGATION
IN Compsny.--The United States mail steamers, the
FRANKLIN, J. A. Wotton, omrnsnder, and tho HUN
BoLDT D. Lines, commander, will leave New York, Havre
and Southampton. for she 1884, On shc following
days.
LEAVE NEW YORK. LEAVE HAvRE.
Humboldt satday, Sept Is Humboldt, Wed'day, Dot. q
Franklin, Oct. rs Franklin, I" Nov "a
Humboldt, /" Nov. 20 Humboldt Dec. "a
Franklin, Dec. lS Franklin, Jan.l9'53
These staers built expressly for government service
$500 burthen each not surpassed either for speed
strength comfort by any vessels aHoat Their
odaons for passengers of the most approved kinds
Stopping at Southampton both going and returning they
offer TO passengers proceeding 10 London
any other line In the economy Of both time and money
Price Of passage from New York 70 Southampton or
From HAVE or southampton 10 New York ..... .fs50
No passage secured until paid for An surgeon
on board
For freight or passage apply to
MORTIMER LIVINGSTON, Agent 50 Broadway.
WILLIAM lSEEIN, Havre.
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NoTIcE.-puRLIc NOTICE rs HEsE.

HORRORATI0N NOTICE.-PUBLICN NOTICE IS HERE
Ny given to the owners, oooupsnt occupants
" all houses lots improved unroved lands Affect
q thst The following have bson com
Bureau of Asseements for EXAMINATION by all persons in
serssel vEPor regulating and Grading space forty ee
vfds, through the centre Of Eighth from Eighty
assrth 70 oh greet The mte ensraeod BY such sesc-
Ren include a. the and lots Of ground
can't lots pieces parcels Of lana situated both sides
Eighth Aycnuc from Eghtyfourth to l0Sth street On
Ne north side Of and both sides Of Eighty
sfsa Eighty seventh Eishtyeshth Eighty
NInesyfourth, Ninety Nnety.psth Ninety
NineSynnth, l0th 0lst load 6sd I04th
Stb, lO6th l0t and lQSth srects eAsterIy half
s Seventh ssd Westerly half way 70 the Ninth ayonue
ana who opposed to the same or either of
Mem, arc requeeted 70 prcsent their oeotons la writing
the undersigned at thei- Office No Hall Records villa
q snirsy days from che date Of this notice.
SAMUEL H. DE MOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, }Amersors
lsAAC WM. SMITH
Cfes, Bureau os Assessments, Strso. Department. Nov
a INA
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CORPORATION NOTICE asLIC NOTICE IL HERE
W. by given, to the owner occupant oceu-
Pants Of all houses and los unimproved lands,
aAscsd thereby that the fol- have been
completed by tho Assessors lodged In the ONCE Of
Ne Bureau Of Assessments fer sxain ston by all persons
Interested vizFor building sewer in street,
iron point City feet of the Seventh avenue TO
pont fifty feet west Of the srth The limits
bxaoed BY such include all the several Houses
end lots Of ground lots pieces and parcels Of land
situated botA sides of street. between Sixth
end Seventh the westerly side Of Sixth
e! eastery side Of Seventh between
and Tbirypeeond Streets and the and
eeuthwesrly of Thrtyrst street and Seventh
All persons, whose interests affected by the
above rned and who opposed the same,
g eier Of them requested 70 their
1soorda whin thirty days from the date Of this notice
SAMUEL Ii DE MOTT, }
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, }Assossors
ISAAC WN SMITH,
once, Bureau Of Assessments. Street Department.,
New. lS 1852
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A UsTRALIA.-THE MAGNIFICENT CLIPPER SHIP
"A ALBCS will sail on ThurtGas next, and will take few
more second cabin passengers only at reduced rates. The
demand for Bteerage berths this incompatible vessel 10
sufficient argument that in all the essentials Of ROOM Light
yersed for Australia Apply board pier No. l6 foot Of
wall street.
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MADAME SONTAGS CoNCERT-THE LADIES AND
lvA gentlemen comprising the grand chorus of Madame
Sontags ert requested this evening for
hearsa at Metropolitan HALL at o'clock precisely.
ERANKLIN MUSEUM l75 CHATHAM STREET.
George Lea, Propretor.-The above establishment 10
open every afternoon at o'clock and in the evening
Of Living Stauary by Mlle Casnet Troupe Of Model Ar
tse together with variety Of beautiful performances
For further partcuers bills Of each day Admission
Seats Private Boxes cent Stage Seats with cushioned
Arm chairs, S oents; Boxes. 70 cents Gallery l2k cents
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MONEY ADVANCES MADE COR BOUGHT OUT
1tl for cash. watches plate ewery dry goods piano.
fortes diamonds any other property at the
Pacific Agency Office ia Grand street, Broadway
Pacific Bank. The srcteBs confidence and honor
may be relied upon. Office hours from 0 to 8 O'CLOCK.