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Corporation Notiers.
CORPORATION NOTICE-Pub

CORPORATION NOTICE.-Publcn no.
~ tee is hereby gwen the owners occupant
occupants of all Houses and Lots improved anin
moved Lands thereby, that the folio wing
nents have been completed by the Assessors, and
ged the Office Of the Bureau Of for xam
iuatlop by all persons interested, For FI4AGGiNG
The SIDEWALKS Of TENIH-AYENUE from Wesist.
10 2d.s The limits embraced by such assessment include
all the several houses and lots OF ground vacant lots pieces
ad narcels of land situate On both sides of lOthav
tween 18th and 18th and 3s and SOD sts on the east
ery side Of 10Th between West and 18th SITS oetweea
2Ist and 2ith and 25h 9Th and 29th SITS and
goth and 3rst the westerly side Of 10Th between
18Th ard ith 7h and 18th sts and 32d and 33t SITS
Al persons whose interests affected by the above
named assessments and who opposed 20 the or
either If them requested 70 present the ob etons II
wreng to the undersigned their office, No Hall of
Records within thru, days om the date Of this notice
Office Bureau of Assessments Street Department, Dec.
IS. 1851. SAM I'll ~ DE MOTI,)
FRANCIS NICHOLSON Assessors
d25le. ISAAC WI SMITH. }
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NOTICE-Public no.

'UKPUKAIIUN NUIIt E-PubIlc no.
- tce hereby given 10 the owner or owners, occupant
or occupants of all and Oss improved unn-
proved lands affected thereby that the following assess
mtns have been completed BY the Assessors. and ara
loo ed the Office the Bureau of Assessments for
animation. by ali persons interested For SETTING
NEW CUBB and GUTTER STONES in TWENTY
SECOND STREET, from Isl ay. 10 Avenue J.: REGU-
LArING and PAVING the CARRlAGEWAY and
FLAGGING a SPACE FOUR FEET WIDE through
the sidewalks from I'd. av to Avenue A. The limits
baeed by such ude All the several houses
and lots of ground vacant os and parcels Of land
situated both sides of 2id between Avenue and
I'd av the eastey side Of 2dav both sres Of sav.
and westerly side Of Avenue between 2st and 23dsts
All persons whose affected by the above
named and who opposed TO the same. or
either them requested to present their objections IN
writing 20 the undersigned their office. No Hall Of
Records within thiIty days from the date OF this notice
Office Bureau Of Assessments street Department, Dec.
IS, 1881. SAMUEL II. DE MOTT)
FRANCIS NfCHOLSON,} Assessors.
d25 lot ISAAC WI. SMITH,
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CORPORATION NOTICE. Public

rORPORATION NOTICE. Public
" Notice hereby sven 10 the oEncr or owners oc-
cupsnt or occupants of all houses and lots improved
unmproved lands affected thereby, that the following
have been completed by the Assessors and
are lodged in Office of the Bureau Of Assessments for
examination. by all persons interested, VIZ For Paw
ING PLACING aud RE SETTING CURB and GUT
TER STONES in THlRTY-THIRD-ST., between 9th
and 8thavs The limits embraced by such assessment in
cude all tho several houses and lots of ground vacant
lots pieces and parcels of land situated both sides Of
33ds between 9th and Sth avs on the eastery SIDE OF
9Th ay both SIDES Of 7hav and westerly side OF 9Th
between 32d and 3h SITS All persons whose interests
affected by the aboy named assessments and who OPP
posed the same either OF he are requested to pre-
sent their objections writing to the unders gned, at
their Office No Hall OF Records. within thirty days from
the date of this notice Office, Bureau OF Assessments,
Street Department Dec. IS, 1851
SAMUEL II. DE MOTIF
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors
d25 lot ISAAC VIM. SMITH.
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The VoyageuT BY the Author Of Talbot and Vernon.
Parting Stanz8s. Ry N. II. Johnson. Esq
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Lines Our Paths Divide
StaDzas-LOHely Hours.
Charlotte May. BY Francis Copcutt
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An EpiStoiary Day Dream
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StanZas-The Lake Of ScbroOn
Angel Eve, or the Celestial Messenger
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Bachelor
Scotia Land of Lake and Mountain
Sketch Book of Me, Meister Karl. By Chas. G. Leland
Esq
Ann Eliot Wife of the Apostle of the Indians BY Mrs.
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Sequel to St Leger. BY Richard B. Klmbali.
The Angel in Maiden Eyes
LITERARY NoTICEs-Dream. Life a Fable OF the sea-
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Schoocraft's Memoirs Of Western Indian Tribes.
Taylors Indications of the Creator the Final cause
The Golden Legend BY II. w Loagfe
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FDToR's TABLE-Sociehes for Ameliorsting the Con-
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Carlyle on Coleridge: a Conversational Bore
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Astorplace Opera House.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-Public

CORPORATION NOTICE.-Public
Eoiee ia hereby given 70 the owners, occu-
pant or occupants Of all houses and lots improved or IN
nDroved lands affected thereby, that the following
have been completed by the ASSESSORS and
are lodged in the Office the Bureau Of Assessments iof
examination By all persons interested w fol Bull
DING a SEWER In BEEKMAN STREET rom tns
Sewer in Gold St to point near william s. me nnI1s
embraced By such assessment include all the sesefdi
nous, and lots of ground vacant lots pieces anu pacs
Of and situated on both sdes Of Beeknan-st between
Cod and Wallam-ss All persons whose interests are
~ tbe above named assessments and who are OPP
posed 10 the same either them are requested 70 pre-
.,t heir directions II writing the undsrgned at their
Office No Hall of Records within thrty days IRON tne
dare of n notice Office Bureau u Assessmenfs sHee
Department Dec IS lssl - M, ,,orr
s sts4S{ ~ F! ! "A %2Ss
d2i lN ISAAC WIN Soilh'
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1psfiaI rQotirEs.

RI In Whig Joint Executive Committee =
psoAnwAY HOUSE Dec 20, lS5i.-On motion Oh ETaS us
Ercoks ESQ u was unanimously ,,.:u 49,,
pseo,cd tina, the thanks of This JOINT Executive COM
,osee he iepde ed Daniel Umann Esq 10, lhe very
he st,sl and dgned manner that he mas dscntsed
hs ise. Of Chairman Of the COMMITTEES during the year
1851. =, -, -, oe ,hsnts wa
w nds,ed To the Assistant Chai,man, T.. Delafed
smith Esq ADD also to the Secretaries, behedc' be"''
n, ala EJlas Combs, I,sls - -
IL JAMES KELLY, Chairman, pro- tenn.
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CORPORATION NOTICE-Public

CORPORATION N0TICE.-Public
" notice is hereby given, 70 the owner OF owners occu
pant occupants Of all houses and lots improved
have been completed by the Assessors aud
lodged the office Of the Bureau Of Assessments for et
ANIMATION by all persons interested, VIZ Foy REGULAr
ING and SETTING CURB and GUTTER Ia THRIFT
ETHST from 10th ay. to the Hudson River The limits
embraced by such assessment lucude all the several
houses and lots Of ground, vacant lots pieces and parcels
of land situated both sides Of 30th St. hetweea 10Th
ay and Hudson River and both sides Of nth av be-
29th and 3lst sts All persons whose interests
Affected by the aDOyenamed assessments and who
posed 70 the same or either OF then are 70 pre-
sent their objections writing to the understand AZ
their office No Hall Of Records within thirty days from
the date Of this n0tic-Oice, Bureau OF Assessments,
Street Department, Dec. %, 1851.
SAMUEL n. DE MOTIF
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors
d25 lot ISAAC WM. SMITH,
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YVO PHYSICIANS and DRUGGISTS.
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NfU GUILD HUN ENo. TIC du'ctt'
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rim General Committee of Democratic

hig Young men BROADWAY HOUSE, Dec ~ lgoIu
~, r,,ion OF v D1laield Smith, Esq, the iolio"-
ne ,sscir,on was unaniu ously adopted VIZ Res9lred
That he thanks Of this Committee are hersny ae
a. I'D manner in which he has discharged the dutss OF
Chairman and that hs return to the wn" s
- re- ss,ved with and fdeliy me year past
e oG,T hira our cordial good gshes for his heah hap
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mnusly 10 W ID. Andrews. Esq. and Geo W. warner
T We. Chairmcn; ~ Carroll Esq, Chairman Of Cor
LsTo,rang Comriittee: J. Howard Esq Chairman OF
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s,,,vo loumIttee Elias Combs and o. F. Benja
min Secretaries and Walter WEIGH Sergeant at Arms
hi"' EKAsTUs BROOKS. Chairman.
ELIAS COMBS, (Secretares IN,
n u ~
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HI1LyLLAGE ASSO-

PROSPECT HILL VlLLAUE A'ooO-
CIATIoN-ProposaIs WI Be rsees.a ,Si tsnaa1v
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WIN. PaRxfR ssey., NJ. is2 CAhAsW' I'll ."
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DOARD.-One or two single Gentle
- men can obtain good accommodations, at No 81
Irving place. u'o u
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CORPORATION Publ
NOTICE.-Publi,

CORPORATION NOTICE.-Public
~ notice hereby gwen to the owner or owners ecca-
pant or occupants of all houses and lots improved u
improved lands affected thereby that the following a,'ess
ments have been completed by the Assessors. and are
lodged In the office of the Bureau Of Assessments Tor
ausnation by all persons interested VIZ for PAVING
NE CARRIAGE WAY Of THLKTIErH- STREET. be-
tween broadway and 9Th aV Tie hnIts embraced by
sncb assessment include all the several houses and
lots of ground vacant lots pieces and PARCELS Of land
situated on both sides Of 3Ohst between Broadway and
Sixtb. avenue and on the westerly side OF Broad
way and sasery side of 9th between 29h aud 3lst s
All persons whose interests affected by the above
named assessments and who opposed 70 the same or
either of them are requested 10 present Their objections IN
writing 10 the undersigned at their office. No. Hall Of
Records within thry DAYS from the date OF this notice
ffce Bureau Street Department Dec Is,
1851. SAMlE I'll II DE- MIL -
d25 lot ISAAC WI SMITH,
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nRATORY and POETRY of the OLD
~ NEW WORLD -stuyvesans J1,titnte; y AZ
DAY, TUESDAY and FRIDAY b'hSiN"S''A""A''
9, 10 and 10, at n ocloek =, $1,000 Ton, , ,-o
CHARLES WHITNEY, recently returned IrOn p'o, .;
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With eyery phase Of oharacter-the lndlan Ahencin'
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as CHAMBERMAID by a young German
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CORPORATION NOTICE. - Public
pant or occupants Of all houses and lots, improved
improved lands affected thereby that the faowing as
sersmens have been completed by the Assesss and are
lodged in the Of the Bureau Of Assessments for
amir alton by all persons interested VIZ For FLAGGlNG
the SIDEWALKS Il FOkTIErH.Sr., from the 81
to the 4th-ay. The limits embraced by such assessment
ude all the several houses and lots OF ground yacan.
lots pieces and parcels of land situated both sides OF
4oth between 81 and ith All persons whose ine-
affected by the above named assessments. and
who opposed to the same, either of theD are
quested to p esent their econs. in writing 10 the
dersened at their Office No. Hall Of Records. within
thirty from the date of this noiceOfce Bureau Of As
easements, street Department Dec IS. lS3l
SAMUEL H. DE MOrp)
FRANCIS NICHOLSON Assessors
da5 lW ISAAC WIN. SMITH,
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4 GENTLEMAN. from England, ac-

.customedto tuition would be happy. for moderate
alton to devote the whole or part OF hts time TO
he n s,rucuon Of the JUNIOR members Of private family
II c,rse would coupnSe the usual branches OF COM
.ys,sl education together with the eemeuts OF LATIN
"nS Ma,hematics Address Y L.. Post. Office, Brookiynf
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EURS FURS!-A large stock Of fancy
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a MAGNIFICENT BOO X for the
IN HOLIDAYs.-J. c. RIKER, No. i29 Fulton st.,
has Just published
THE KFEPSAKE for 1852 A royal octave volume.
spenddly illustrated, and styled by Of the review
ers the most elegant book OF the season. - - -
Also, STORIES and STUDIES from CHRONICLES
aud HISTORY. BY Mrs. Hall and Mrs. Foster.
C r. also publishes variety Of other works IN Iich
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IN AID of the KOSSUTH FUND

IN AID of the kOSSUTH FUND
One Of the celebrated Tapestries Of Raphael the only
one of the kind ever brought TO this country represenng
WEEKS al the New York Society Library, No 3i8 Broad
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the coors remarkably bright Criticisms are invited 70 the
gsnunepes and besuty Of this ancient work OF Art open
from 10 A ~ toqP NJ Admitiance D cents No one,
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~ inst, Eight Hundred and Nins'y-Fonr Doe;
lars Bills of the Grocers Rank between seyeah arl
Bank, Fulton 81. and COLLEGE. place The finder VII 70
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ry- Notice.-Consignees Of the CITY OF GLAS-
COW, from Liverpool for Philadelphia, will please have
their goods entered at the Custom House IN order TO pre-
to sail again for LIVERPOOL on ihe eth Jan Entnes
promrt attention. THOS RICHARDSON,
d3I AZ No Al Exchange place.
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CROSSING the

w DELAWARE over twenty thousand people have
already visited LEUTZES great national pic,ure OF
" ASIiINGTON CROSSING THE DELAWARE, now
exhibiting az STUYV ESANT INSTITUTE. No b9y Broah-
way The picture represents the moment when me gIea
General ahead of the of the army. Is steering amds
the masses of floating the opposite shore in small
boat surrounded BY Gen Greene, Col Aunroe aiheers
soldiers and bOatmen.' ,,, -.
Omen every week dav from 9 A. NJ. 20 10 NJ. Admis-
son Is cents children l2 cents tickets % cenis
Description Of the picture q cents =, 81. -. -,
he the most beautiful ana largest line engraving ever pup
shed measuring 3s122l inches SUP orders only are en
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