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CORPORATION E.-PUBLIC NOTICE rs
~ hereby given, to the occupant
pants Of all houses and lots unmproved
affected thereby that the following have
ecmpoted by the Aseesors and lodged in the Off
the Bureau Of Assessments for by s
Interested, viz For paving Theatre alley from Beekman
70 Ann street. The mte by such
elude a the several houses s1d los Of ground
reees and payoeB land situated both sides of Theatre
alley between Ann and Bsekpan streets and the north
exy side Of Ann about fifty three feet eastery and
hundred and ten feet westerly from Theatre alley Ali
whose interests affected by the above named
ard who OPPOSED to the either of
them, requested present their objections In writing
10 the urdersigned at their office no.. Hall OF Record
within thirty days the date Of rhis notice.
SAHu Ell H. DE MOTT,
FRAN CTS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC WH. SMITH,
once, Barsau Of Assessnents Street Department. Oct 80
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NGRs BREWSTER, FROM PHILADELPH TEN
W. ders her rerviccs TO the ladies and gentlemen th
city, In As'.oiogs lovo ard Law matters Interpreting
*epcleen 80 viii 'on tbO eamo Of the LADY seuts
they will marry; also, the names Of the vers kcedet
- Great loaes efcst oorner Bovery Lsdes 6fv aeaos
esn tlnmon DALAI
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TIsAVELLERs, GUIDE.

A LBANY, TROY, AND LEBANON sPRINGs.-THE
at 10 o'clock A Nh all train 70 Chatham Four Corners
Lebanon springs Pitted Springfield other late
diate statons At o'clock p. Accommodation train
t. Chatham -Four Corners connecting with Western Rail-
the 10 O'CLOCK train to Chatham Western Railroad
Canaan and stage to Lebanon early the a
ternoon. Fare through, 81 NJ SLOhT, Superintendent.
CAMDEN AND AMBoY RAILROAD FOR pHTLaDEL-
~ phia.- Leaves by steamboat J0HN POTTER, Pier No.
Fare first class s second class (by NJ line only) 81
Returning leave Philadelphia foot Of Walnut street. at 10
A. NJ. and 2 Il. N.
HUDSON RIVER RAILRoAD.-TRAINs. DAILY
- - tsunenys excepted from Chamber: street Tor Al
Express train A NJ, through in hours connecting
with trsns reaching Buffalo Montreal at o'clock
p H. Express train r. n. train 7sO p.
III. Sunday all p. NJ. from CANAL atreet Passen-
gers taken o. Chambers Canal ChTistopher Foureenth
NEW YORK AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
hours New eraey Railroad via Jersey City-Leaving New
York foot Of Cortlandt street at and a. M and 81
For frat class 50; iecond do lin aud MI 81 go For
Baltimore Washington, Norfolk and Charleston-thr ough
in tho A. NJ and tx p. lines York. Passea-
gers with baggage the ferry fifteen minutes before the
trains leave.
yIINTLR ARRANaEMENTs-NEw YORK AND
w Harlem Rsiiroad1hree daily lines 70 aad from Al
per Tryon row Centre street. daily sundays except
ed,) .sfollowG-first train 70 N.-way Mail Train
solpiag at all way stations secsrd train MExEres
and Chatham Four Corners. Third train. 3a5 p. NJ Er
press Train ttoppng Croton Talls Dover Plans Miller
tor Hiilgdsie and Chatham Four Corners Returning
will leave East Albany At and II A. N: and 4P M.
t.sLoAf, Superintendent
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STREET DEPARTMENT., NO. HALL OF RECORDS.
- Public mott is hereby given at the following pcti
tions have been presented In the Board Of
grade Forty third at the intersection of
TO recurb and gutter and flag l2st street. between
Third avenue and MI Morris square; to reset curb and
gutter and flag sixth from Forty second - Forty
ninth streets to set curb and gutter and flag sidewalks Of
Essex street. bet Stanton and Rvngton Ao
The following regulate and Gag
south side Of sixteenth street. between Third
Irving place set curb and gutter aud repair sidewalks
southeast Of Market and Monroe streets flag
sid walk west side Of Broadway between Thirty sixth and
Thirty NTH streets TO refag sidewalks in North MOI
terested having objections thereto pre-
sent them in writn TO the undersigned at his Office
before til ed day % November instant.
JOHN I. DODGE, Street Commissioner.
November IL, 1892.
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CORPORATION EOTICE.-PURLIC NOTICE rs
" hereby given, to the owner owners occupant
supante OF all houses and lots improved unrrOvcd
lands Affected thereby that the following
keen completed by toe Asseseor aud LOGGED the
once eft the Bureau Of Assessments, ton all
Interested vizFor fencing lots Twenty
Nth, Twentyexth, and Twenty seventh streets between
Bxth and Seventh ayenuen and Sixth aud Seventh
avenues, between Twenty-hfth and Tventy-seventh
gsfeete. The limits embraced by such Assessments,
include a. the several houses and lots of ground
both sides Of Twenty fifth, Twentysxtb, and south
srly side Of Twenty-seventh ssreets, between Sixth
and Eleventh. and the oasterly eide Seventh
syenss between Twenty ard stree.
70 t172, $3.50 to 3ss5, and S,9l6 s913 All pereons
whose interests Affected BY the above named
merits and who oppossd to tho either Of her
are requested TO present their obeetons in writing the
nndersgred st their Office No Hsll Of Records within
Ahixty daye from the date Of this notice
SAMUEL II. EE MOTIF
i EhaSFT 81 FiSSaafS4Taf . ASSESSOR.
Of1oe Bureau ofAssessment street Department. oet 49,
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is
hereby gwen to the owner occupant
pants Of all houses and ots improved unimproved lands
affected thereby that the folio wing have been
completed by the Assessors and lodged in the Office Of
the Bureau Of Assessments for examn, on by all
interested viz-Fo building in Thirty eighth
street. from in Eighth to $50 feet vest OF
Eighth The limits embraced by such assessment,
include all the several houses and lots of ground
can't lots pieces and parcels Of land situated both sides
Of Thirty eighth street 5 feet west from Eighth
All PERSONS whose interests affected by the above
named nts and who opposed TO the
either Of them requested to present their objections
writing to the undersigned at their Office No Hall Of
Records within thirty days from the date Of this notice
SAMUEL III. DE MOTT }
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors, "
ISAAC WIN. SMITH.
ONCE Bureau of Assessments Street Department Nov g.
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IMPAIRMENT OF REPAIRS AVID SUPPLIES, NOV.
~ 4th ls52To buiidess Sealed proposals. will be
eeved ~ the rce Of the Gomm scner Of Repairs and
Supplies, 10 New City HALL until Monday Nov, tn,
~ O'clock M et hich tine they Will be publicly opened
Tin accordance With the ordinance therefor for erecting
house In Cedar street. for the Of lose Company 40
Builders will estimate for the ana
separately The plars and specifications Of She bull ling
required and all informa ion in thereto be had
n the Office OF the SupcrD sendent Of Repairs Public
Buildings NO. 10 Elizabeth street Blank estimates
had at either office. Proposals 20 be endorsed with
name OF the estmang the date Of
ven ation and the subject TO which 1t refers NJ BTho
Commissioner the right Of rejecting all
HE estimates deemed for the interest Of the Corporation
WM. ADAMS,
on Rel and SunnIiaa
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fNORP GRAFTON NOTICE.-PuBLIC NOTICE Is
" hereby gwen to the owner owners, occupant
occupants Of all houses and Iots improved
lands affected thereby that the following
been completed by the Assessors and are lodged il the
Of the Bureau OF for by all
persons interested viz For tagging sidewalks In Egh
eepth street between B. The limits embraced
by such include all the seyersl houses aud
os pieces and parcels Of land stuated
both sides Of Eighteenth street. between and B.
All whoec affected by the above named
and who opposed to the either Of
them requested to their obj ctons In writing
the undersigned at their oice, No Hall of Records
within thirty days from tho date of this notice.
SAMUEL a. DE MOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors
ISAAC WIN. SMITH.
Once Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department, Nov.
q
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ExPREgI AEEwCfNn,

and South America express. Saturday Nov. Is,
steamers United States and Cortc in charge
through to destination Our clippers II their
goods in readiness to BIO delivered Friday give
time for cordng pnd sealing at custom house. Small
cells essives till NJ day Of sailing Our letter express
bag will DO open till 2tS r. Al. BERFORD l. Co.
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CoRP IoNNoTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
~ hereby given, to the supant
eupants ali houses lots improved or unimproved
lands affected thereby that the folio wing
been completed BY the lodged In the office
of the Bureau of for examination BY all
ebrorh AZ .IL ~ Sps i; ar 81 wse
South street The limits embraced by such in
oude all the several houses and lots OF ground lots
pieces and parcels land situated the westerly side Of
slip between South street aud line one hun
whose interests are affected by the above named
ments and who opposed to the either them
requested to sent their objections in writing to the
undersigned, at their office, No Hall OF Records within
thirty days from date of this notice.
SAMUEL II. DE MOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, }Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH,
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AZ A1R1KoNY MADE EASY, OR now TO VIA A
"a Lover Professor LawtoH, Roton formerly Of Lon.
DON viii scnd addrs recent OF one dollar
paid plain directions e. enable iadia gentlemen 10 viz
she devoted affections OF o. Of tho ops oe ho
desire Tho process splc but 20 capsya,
Ing Unt al mny b. married irre pccve Of are sppeei
sticn. nnd last though t oan b. ~
RANGED with ouch esae end deoeoy that do,ea,o smpos
letters sa,sD sor thc Post 0si-s uHpss lhe pestasSe
raid
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EoRP GRAFTON EoTICE.-PUBLIc NOTICE is
~ kerby given that petition has been tho
Board Of Aldermen for sewer 10 rhrty,eyenth street.
from the the westerly side % seventh
point yenty Eve feet OF the easery SIDE
avenue ALI pers interested in the above, and having
objections thereto requested 10 present the
writing TO the Contract Clerk Al his ooe, before
I6th Nov, inst. NICHOLAS DEAN, President.
Crotor haueduct Department. Nov. 6. 1852
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oRPoRAT1oN NOTICR.-PUBLIC NOTICE rs
~ hereby given, to the occupant
eupsnts Of all houses and lots improved unmproved
lands affected thereby that the following
been completed by the Asseor and lodged the office
OF the Bureau of ssesments for examination BY all per-
interested For tagging sidew aks in Thirty third
street from Fourth to Sixth The nits embraced
by such include all the
of ground lots pieces and parcels Of land sit ated
both sides Of Thirty street. between Fourth
Broadway All persons whose interests affected
the above named and wh' are opposed to the
ocons in writing to the undersigned at their Office No
Hall Of Records within thirty days from the date Of this
notice. SAMUEL II. DE mott,
FRANCiS NICHOLSON Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH.
Office Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department Nov
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T'EE MARRIED W0YAH5 PRIVATE ngpS0AH
Comparion-Bv DR.. "a. NJ. Msuriceau Professor o.
Dterses OF omen.-TWenticth editica, lsrro. Pr NE
PRICE sl-gears Of suferns, Of physical and mental
gush to many aeosorate wife, and peounsry dife0S
tios TO the husband might have been spared by tme
possession OF tba work IL intended especially fo- the
important Secrets which shoud be shcm pssssss
larly.
Here, Also every feu,alo.hs wjfcthe motaer4be exs
Other budding aBhood other dcelEl
Of years-n whom nsture consomplatss 90 mpcftsSs
change Uncover ale symptoms and the
efficient remedies and the mcgt certain mode q W.
every complaint TO which her sex Is subject.
Extract Of letter from gentleman In Dayton, Ohot
DAYTON, Nay l. las.
DR.. a. M. MAuRsEAu. No. lz9 Liberty atrcct;--
Ny Dear sr-hy wife has been pcroeptisy sinking 90
guh suffering months before aud durlL hss
hnementcvery successive and debilisAskS
and rss ss d asf a ss s u
posed this thpga Inevitable, AID rosicex
self to meet the worst At this time, tsow about iva
monthl heard your book highly spoken Of conai,xe
some reaching On IT'S receipt pcrnssl
cannot express 70 You the relief IL Afforded my 6trsssot
mind and the Joy it's impaired TO wife iearnes
remedy II opened prospect to whib | little esa
cevod possible But for this ere another yesy vcrI
have passed over my heao IN all hrrns, PROBABILITIES nv
wife wceid have boon 10 hoe grave and chilarei Is
IT Is Of course convey more ruliy ~
serious lects treated ot they a stretty
risge ForIsle At 90 Broadway NO estot fcsse ana
o. tho pubshn Office No. 10 Liberty sruet York;
Little Co., albany; Joseph Tucker Mobile, Ais T. r.
Peterson NO W Chestnut street philadelphia ON the
postage any Of the Unted stetss All letters MUIR
be addressed. post paid 20 nr N. MAuRICEAU, beSlR
New York Post 0nfco OF % No. is9 Liberty stree,
u The soos S S r%araes " any LADY 20
tciDan who desire H. free Of IN cart Of N
UnItsd states by sddressns AZ shove
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MEDICAL AID yIsER AND kaKnlAgs ouaOS
Hve oerts copy, free OF postage Sold ~ siringss
author " LarmonA Physc'sn AID sursson Rssdx
ssrees ~ RrosSwsv Y shcTs ~ sSss4f A. esea
sanpix.a.4 IsE z b. w .9.~.
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STkkihI ph.phhLhhNf,No :, HALL ~ kEeoRps-
have b. presented In tue Board Of Aldermen ITO flag
fosr feet through soe walks Of thirty street. between
Eighth and Ninth fence lots Thirty
first street between Eighth and Ninth Alsc the
follr Forty fourth
Tenth and Eleventh maoadsmzs and
and cutters Forty fourth between Eleventh
HudSon miEe and gutter
In Forty street between Eleventh sno Hudson
river All persons Interested having objections there
requested present them In writing the undersigned
NJ has oce before the 18th day Of November INST
JOHN 4. DODGE. Street Commissioner.
q flgg
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E0R AUSTRALtA--To SAIL 18TH OF NOvEMBER;..-
n The superior chip ALBUS, now loading ~ pier 10
Fact river having All her cargo engaged will sail as above
for Port Philip and sydney For passage Only having su
'''' LIVINGSTON. WELLS a CO., "a broadway.
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N0RP0RATION NoiICE.-PUBLIc NOTICE rs
hereby given to the owner or owners
pants Of All houses and lots improved unimproyed ande
aneoed thereby that the following been
completed BY the Assessors, and lodged in the
she Bureau OF ASSIGNMENTS fer examination by all
hteressd vz:-For fencing vacant lots Lexington
rue between Twenty and Twenty ninth The
Limits embraced by such include ell tho
houses and lots Of ground o pieces and parcels
And situated the essterly side Of Lexington avenue
between and Twenty ninth streets All per
sons whose interests affected by the above
and VINO 70 the either of them
requested to present their objections in writing the
aersigned, Mt their Office, No. Hall of Records wi.hn
thiItY asye from the date Of this notcs.
SAMUEL H. DE MOTT, !
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC WM. SMITH.
uee, Bureau Of Street Oct 30
- -
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s.nK LIvEgpo0L--UNITgD STATES NAIL sTxAN
Az ship ARCTIC, Captain janice O. Luce This steamship
WIN depart with tho Y hls Tor Europe Eositsoiy on
berth 81 Canal street Nc berth secured til paid Tor
Pnson requested IN 10 on board ~ III A. M The
steamship Pacific viii suoooed tho srstio. and sail Novcra
bct th. For freight cacaeEo having unequsied sooo
"'a'''0''r rf &c coIiSss s. w.r a,ses,
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TIVE MOTHERS GUIDE AND FEMALES FRtkNB
j In tccd-Juet PUBLISHED, and for sale, by DR. PHRS
ION 5 n very. Also, Les remedies do Foquiey sosA
lea femmes" Dr. Y. may be nsntea at ais otEc7.
above ON a nnoc tons pertaining 20 the tensile sysss
Sfe ard In
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aanE souTnAMPToh ANn nAYRR-TnE ONITEI

a,oR SOUTHAMPTON AND ahVRE-THE UNITED
States mail steamship HUMBOLDT, D. Lines, com
sndsr will leave for nayrc, touching " southampton q
land MALE and saturcsy Nov d. &c II
oclnok pier No North river Price Of passage fret
cabin Sf second cabin, SO baggage not wantci durps
the should be sent hoard The day before sailing
aarhed telow No merchendise gill DO received board
.eY Tbrrsday November vs. FUy freight pags apply
90 MOnffME6 LIvINosToN. Aren't. a. Broadway
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a7AmwHwegxfaL.

A GENTLEMAN WOULD BE HAPPY TO MEET
n gnDtetl aud we'll aiT osed young LADY dsrous form
ipR matrimonial tsuoe Who would object TO rcsdinr
Ter several tho shores ~ tho Pao6c An rph
lady would be most frtahls With
Iiopriety aud eosr'sy Address H. NJ. NJ Herald ONCE
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~ For New Orleans via Havans.-The srlendid steam;
sbp EfPIaE CITY, Henry Windlo commander will sail
from Ter at tho 70 OF Warren street. Friday
pber 18th, at2 O'clock r. rreoseiy Rstee Of pas-
sage havana and New Orioarsnew srrangome nt-Ls-
dice and after saloon bcrtbs sco forward saloon BERTHE
$50 seorpge s21 Specie only taken iregntte Havana
Freight talon to No Or'esns thirty cubic foot
Shippers OF freight requested supply themselves with
thc oompanys tls OF iadiur which msy be naC app
cation NJ the office. No other form will be signed No bills
=; signed after twelve O'clock the Of sailing
For freight or poasaeo. apply 70 RoRLRFS,
IN est. oorn Of w stroet
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CoRPORATIoN NoTIcE-PUBLIc NOTICE 1s
" hereby gven thrt petition bas been presented " the
Board % Aldermen. fer sewer ~ Ihirtyeycnth street.
from the side Of seventh 10
ssvrntyave feet eas Of Seventh All pcreeus
IN tho above aud having c tions thereto are
opsstcd present the IN writing 20 the Contract
d1srk. ~ has once, before 4 th Nov. mat
NICHOLAS DEAN. Pr rident
Crossn Aqu91art DsTas. =. -. A0y d 1879
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NOR BRIDGEPokT-FARE PIFTy CENTS THROUGH
N four hours connecting with ths iiousstoais faa-
rn,uot and New roada The inner NORW ak.
ONT Wosks viii leave every Monday, Wednesday and
Friday mornipe Peck slip Eas. kver At 10 ocl)k,
retuInipg ne xt day. Frsish. saken at low rates.
NOR sAyANEAU--U. q. MAIL LINE-THE sUPH
II ror steamAhip ALABAMA, Capt. q. ID. Ludlow. on
SATURDAY Nov 18Th at o'clock r 81 from pier y, North
river Apry SAML L. MITCHELL, ke lgs front etresa
The Florida Capt. H. J.. Woodruff Saturday Eov. Goth
For creed strength and fare these shps
have no superior on the coast,
G,oR NORFOLK, PETERSBURG AND RICHMOND
The United st atcs sill stonmsbip ROANOKE, 4.
Parrish sndot oil leave pier ~ NJ r. Saturday
November 18th Of O'Clock. Pm For freight apply OF
iGptAx d YLY..aH-s 20 yyontssrs...
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MAJ. ssssS:ssTs: ship. composing III. ii.s are the
''''"''s' PAeIHic. Captain S.Rs' sys ~'''
A AsS, Capitals Luce.
ADRiATIc. Captain Grafton.
service every care has been taken their
in their strength and speed
elegance and comfort
bin sS In second cabin, $40 Exclusive Of extra siss
From Liverpool TO New York, ESQ and SIS
ssI:ss 20
ssr n.:. w.sns ssSS !sst'S'
E. s.: i: &: E.: Vs. s;::
''' isf iSsi:sts iIss wal. stree. N.Y.
co. g sas ss:s .%. e.:
cE Eots'fifi Ds p.ri. si n.vr.
The owners Of these ships will 30 for gold
na sl
thereof therein expressed
THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL
Liverpool the s
only calling at Halifax 70 land and receive malls and
AF Thc Capt. Capt. Gsls:s f sIa a:s s
EgKoSPA; 0spS ssyrs: NiAcAKx, Capt. Lsi.oh.
white
green ~ the starboard red on port.
December.
America, Shannon, Boston, Wednesday, 9th December.
Europa, Ryrie, New York Wednesday, 18th December
Niagara, Leioh, Boston, Wednesday, I'D Deoem Dor.
Africa Harrison, New York, Wednesday, 29th December
Canada, Lang, Boston, Wednesday, 5ch Jan, 1853
Arabia, Judkins, New York. Wednesday, 18th January
America, Shannon, Boston, Wednesday, 18th January.
Passage from New York or Boston 10 Lyerpool-Hirot
cabin, S12O; second cabin So
No berth secured until pale for.
Freight will DO charged specie beyend amount
personal expenses.
An experienced surgeon board.
All letters and must through tho Pest
Otice
FER freight or passage, apply TO
4. CUNARD, No. 4 Bowling Green.
WArcHEs.-By order Of the British Treasury, watches
Of foreign manufacture bearing the and Of
English manufacturers will be hereafter admitted Eng
land In transu for the United States other
Of which French Swiss watches may DO,
clipped at Havre for New York Boston, Liverpool
without mourning risk ~ Of being sossd 81
the En- gisb Custom House.
French German othor foreign goods received and
brought in with British goods. Through bills
lsding given in Havre for New erk
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A USTRALIA DITECT.-THE BEAUTIFUL NEW
IN clipper ship 30 HN1A Captain Avery 1000 tons bur
then being fitted entirely for tho comfort Of
much superior to other vessel in New York will
sail about the 10th Of November Passengers patcu
ary requested examine for themselves board before
enRagg elsewhere at pier % Fast river TO BUTLER
BROTHERS 1853 and ll8 South street, or to ISAAC r.
SMITH, l0I Wall street.
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CORPORATIoN NoTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is
~ hereby given 20 she owners, occupant OF
occupants Of all houses and lots improved unmprovea
lands, affected thereby that the following
have boon completed by the lodged
ecs of the Bureau of for BY all
persons Interested vzFer paving Thirty sixth street.
rom Eighth to Tenth The limits by
Assessment include all the several houses and lots
lots and parcels Of land situated on both
sds Of Thirty sixth strest from Eighth to Tenth
ZENITH hundred feet North and South from
Thirty sixth street. All whose interests
eected by the above named are
posed 70 the same or either Of them are requested
ese No Hall of Records within thirty days from the
4ate Of this notice. SAMUEL Il. DE MOTT, }
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC WM. SMITH,
Once Bureau Of Assessments Street. Department OCT
70, 1855.
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CORPORATION NoTlcE.-PUBLIo NOTICE IA
~ hereby given TO the owner owaers occupant
of all houses and lots improved anmproyed
LANDS affected thereby that the nave
Boon completed by the and the once
Of the Bureau Assessments poraons
paae four foe, vide the scuther
~ sidewalk Of Fifteenth street between First
The limits embraced by sroh assessment include
all the several houses and los Of ground pieces
and parcels Of land situated the scuherly sido
tsenth street. 800 feet easerly from Second All
eonp whose interests affected by tho above
nents and who opposed the Of them
requested to their objections writing the
pndersgned 1T their Office No. Hail Records, within
zhiyty days from the date of this notice.
SAMUEL II. DE MOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON. }Assesgors.
ISAAC WI. SMITH,
Once Bureau Of Assessments Street So
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DACKETS TO HAvRE-SECOND LINE.-THE FOL-
lowing ships will leave Havre the 18th, and New

They all first elae. Few York built ships provided
with a requisite articles for the Mort aud
Of passensers and commanded by Of experience in
the trade. The price of passage $780, without wines
liquors. Goods sent to the subscribers will be for
warded from but those actually
BOYD u HlNCkEN, Agents, 16i Pearl street.