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proposals will be received until satnr
time ' they i& publicly opened the
back filing and ra%%ng Of trenches for six inch water
street west Third asenne avenue A. sls street 70
the whole enss
60 be such part Of the streets as the water
? ss ss S S
in layers not exceeding nine inches in thickness with good
ss%%rsa xssss %
I @ De- unnns cr 'ie
work including the streets Of all surplus earth
"s @ s
porion ordinances regulating and BE- endorsed
as these ordinances require NICHOLAS DEAN,
New York, Sept. 49, 1862.
CTREET DEPARTMENT-No. HALL OF RECORDS.
lions hs9 sse as'ss S s n 1e
street between the First and Second
the Third avenue 50 as to meet that which Is good Also.
sss SG%s f as sss
,yrst and Twenty streets Al persons interested
person. undersignsd at his oes the 2st
day Of September next. Join 7, DODGE,
Sept. Ii, 1872 Street Commissioner.
SrREET DEPARTMENT--No. HALL or RECORDS.
Pnliis notice is hereby given that the following petit
nenTo MI certain lots north side Of rorte 80
feet from Third ayenne to gade and flag southwest eornor
reset sgr9 and guttcr in Forty street between Second
Third avenues Also, the following resoiuton-Io
grade and repaye Spring street. from Broadway Crosby
All persons Interested having objections thereto
requested them the undersigned
bis olee before the 10Th day Of September
JOHN 7. DODGE, street Commissioner.
September Is, 1852.
CoRPoRAIIoN N0TIcE.-PGBLi0 NOTICE IS
hereby syGn to tho owner Or owners occupant q oe
lands affected thereby that the following have
been completed by the Assessors ard lodged in che oaco
Guiding sAnsn il sy S "a st
place from Sixth avenue to Grove The
haeei by such assessment include all the several houses
and lots Of ground lots pieces land,
situated both sides Of Naycry place. from Sixth
u Grove street. and both sides Gay Factory
Streets from Waverly place to Christopher street. All por
ments and who opposed 10 the either of hem,
requested present their ucC lions writing
nndersigned nc their Office No. Hall 81 Records within
thfty daJs from the date Of this notice.
SAMUEL IL. DE MOTT.
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors
ISAAC WIN. SMITH,
once Burean Of Assessments, Strcet Department Sen
TENDER ID, ls52.
CoRPoRATToN NoTTCE-PUBIIC NOTICE rs HERE
- by gwen TO the owner owners, occupant
Pants Of all houses and los improved unproveI lands
affected thereby that the following assessments been
completed by the Assessors are lodged in the office OF
the Bureau for by all nersoSs
ntoresed vgfor building sewer in Cannon street. from
the sewer IN ouson to near Stanton street, Tho limits
and lots Of ground vacant lots pieces and parcels of land
situated both sides OF Cannon street. from Houston to
stanton street. All persons whose interests affected
by the above named Assessments who are opposed to
the same either Of them, requested to present thcr
objections writing to the undersigned at their Office No.
Hall Of Records within thirty days from the date this
notice. SAMUEL II. DE MOTT
ISAAC WIN. SMITH,
Office Bureau OF Assessments, Street Department, Sept
&C. 1852.
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CORPORATION N0TICE.-PURLICN OTTCE is HERE
~ by given to the owner owners occupant occupants
all houses and lote unmproyed lands,
ted thcreby that the following have been
pleted by the Assessors and lodged in the office OF
Bureau OF Assessments for examination by all persons
serested viz Fer regradn and rosettng curb
and gutter stones in Thirty street between Second
xDd Third The houses embraced by such
ents include all tho several houses and lots ground
~acant lots pieces end parcels of land situated both
sdes Of Tirtyeghh street between Second and Third
All persons whose interests affected
asove named and who opposed tho
ethor Of hen requested 60 present their
writing 10 the undersigned, ut their Office No. Hall Of
Heeord within thirty days from the date of this notice.
S S!as% 81 sSIsssa $H Assessors.
Once Bureau OF Assessments Street Department Sept.
a 1872
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NOR IIVBRPO0Is-UNlTED STATES MAIL STEAM
Il ship ARCTIC, Captain James @. Luse-This steamer
will depart with tho United States mails for Europe posi
lively Saturday September H. At twelve O'clock NJ,
from her berth Mt the foot OF street. No berths ss
cured till paid for. For freight passage having uus-
qualled for elegance and apply 10
EDW. X. COLLINS u co, 5S Wall sSreat.
Passengers requested 20 be pat eleven
NJ The steamship Pacific will Arctic, and
will sail on the I'd October
EOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE-rHE UNITED
II states mail steamship HUMBOLDY, d. Linea Com
mander VIII leave Tor uayre touching ~ Southampton
land the mails and passengers, Saturday September
at u o'clock from pier No. North river Price OF pas
ssse-sirst cabin, sl20 second cabin s7O Luggage Nh
before sailing, marked 7heiow." N. B-No nerohaadss
will DO received board after Thursday September ~
Fer freight or passage, apply 10
MORTiME Err LIVINGSTON, IS Broadway.
VNHE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED sTATBS
Mail SteamersTho ships composing this line are tbe
following: ATLANTIC, Captain West.
PACIFIC, Captain Nyo.
ARCTIC, yaptain Luoe
BALTIC, Captain Comst0oh.
ADRIATIC, Captain Grafton.
There ships having been built by contract expressly FOR
service has been taken in their
In their engneso strength and speed
and their unequaed
elegance and comfort
Priee Of passage from New York Liverpool
state room, $500.
From Liverpool TO New York, fsO and f2s
An experienced surgeon attached TO each ship.
No berths until mid for
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oRP0RATloN NorICE.--PUbLtC NOTICE IS
W hereby given 60 the occupant Or
pants all houses lots improved lands
Affected thmeby that the following assessments have been
completed Try the Aaessers end lodged in the ONCE OF
6o Burcau Of Assessments m examination by AL persons
Interested. yiG;For regulating and resettng old and
furnishing curb and gutter Mulberry street.
Prince TO Houston street Tho limits embraced W
such include all the several houses and oe Of
ground ots pieces and parcels Of land situated
both sides Of Mulberry street. from Prince Houston
both sdes of Jersey street 100
Mulberry streets the north side Of Prince street. 100
fet and west from Mulberry street, and the south
aide OF Houston street. 100 feet east IRON Mulberry
All interests affected by the above named
and who opposed 10 the came either Of
the requested to present their objections in writing
the undersigned ut their office, No iial Reeordu
Within thirty daye from tho date of this notice.
SAMUEL. ", DE MOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, > Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SAITH,
Once Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department. Sept.
a - -
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CORPORATION NOTIcE.-NOTIcE. IS HEREBY
~ given that petition has been presented in the Board
Of Aldermen for in Thirty ninth street, between
Eighth and Ninth also, in Spring street, from
feet OF street, to and through
Thompson street. TO Broome street. and ALSO in
Tcrtyeighth from Eleventh to Hudson
persons interested in the above and having objections
thereto requested TO present the in writing to the
Contract Clerk this Office before September 2st.
NICHONAS DEAN,
President Of the Croton Aqueduct Department.
Septeubsr 10, 1852
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MEDICAL,

vINICkETS FOR sONTAGS CONCERT TO BE HAD
l. at Halls Music Store; tho Balm Of Thousand
Flowers only be found at NoRTyN'S Book store,
Irving House.
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RPORAT " NGTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
~ hereby given, that petition has been in the
Board Of Aldermen for Sewer Seventeenth street from
Avenue TO the and also Christopher street,
from Greenwich to the river All Interested
in the above and having objections thereto requested
to the in writing to the Contract Clerk
his office, before 18th inst.
NICHOLAS DEAN, President.
Croton Aquednct Department, Sept 10 1862.
CROTON AQUEDUCr DEPARTMENTAL MASoNS.--
~ Sealed proposals. will be received a. the otoa Of tho
Croton Aqueduc Department (Rotunda Park until Mon
day the 9th day of September 1857 ut o'clock r. NJ
build with the receiving basins and cu
Laurcns street. the Canal about
two hundred and eighty feet northcry The plan Of the
pccfca tions os the building the all
other information relating thereto obtained app
eatioO 80 the water Puryeyor, at this Office.
NICHOLAS DEAN,
President of the Crcton Aqncduet Department
New York, sept. Ii, isb.
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nR. C0BBETT NO. 10 DUANE STREET, BETWEEN
- chatham and William streets may be consulted
thosc Mt his office whore those have suffer
Cd from pretenders may apply with the certainty NEE
Y. uniyersity. - -
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ORPORATIoN MOTTO -PUBLIC NOTICE is
~ hereby given to the owners occupant oc-
cupants of all houses and lots improved unmproved
lands Affected thereby that the following have
been completed by the Assessors and lodged in til
once Of the Bureau OF Assessments for all
persons Interested yzFcr paving Thrtieth street from
Tenth to Hudson The limits
haoed by sueh include all the several houses and
lots of ground lots and parcels of land
ased both sides Of Threth street. from the Tenth
the both sides of Eleventh
100 feet north from Thrticth All per-
whose affected by the above named
sessmens who opposed to the either
them requested TO their objections in writing
undersigned, their Office No. Hall ords
within thirty days from tho date Of this notice.
SAMUEL II. DE MOTT
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC VIM SMITH,
Once, bureau of Assessments Street Department, Sept
q
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nR: JOHNSON, NO. 10 DUANE STREET so WEN
known for the last twenty three years most suS
eessful practitioner In New York. doyoes time as here
tcior to an office practice whore he may consulted ror
a. NJ 70 w ~ NJ B.--sce my medical and surgical a.
poma In my Office.
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II s. MAIL STEAMSHIP CnMp ANY.-rnn NEW or

$. MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.-FOR NEW Or
~ . leans, via Uavanarhe splendid steamship CRES-
CENT CITY, ID. d. Porter, u. N, Commander, will sail
from the rer a. the foot Of Warren street r. Monday
sent 2th at o'clock +. NJ, precisely Races os passage
10 Havana and New Orleans, arrangenent:Attor Sa
loon ierths SD Storage Bertha, So Specie only
on rclgt TO Havana Freight taken TO New Orleans 30
cents Pr ene foot Shippers Of freight requested 20
supply themselves with the companys bills ladir which
py Dc rad application the 10 other form viii
V signed No bills VI ding signed after s shir has sailed
Fgr sreiaht or passage an6," 10
n. o. ROBERTS, No. III West stroct,
corner vi Warren street,
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nR MORRISON is CONSULTED AT HIS MEDICAL
and Surgical Dispcnsary, 20ia Fnon street, favor
ably Known for thiry years. Once hours A. NJ 70
NJ See his diploma ~ u. Il. c. surgeon, London with
his office.
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nR. COOPER, a DUANE STREET, BETWEEN CHAT
ham and William streets, continues 60 practice at hl
once with his uEual lie takes this method a
nprrising his friends that he still DO consult ted At al
old onioe whore no has r.actisod lad
twenty = = ~
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VANDERBILT LINE FOR SAN FRANCIsCO.-THR
only line giving tickets for crossing the Isthmus The
powerful double engine steamship NORTHERN LIGHT,
$500 tons will leave from pier No North river three
o'clock, M precisely, Monday September 90 for San
Juan del Norto connecting with the Pacific
tho Nicaragua transit route having but twelve miles Of
land transportation. These Bnrvaed their
arrangements and ventilation. Passengers rely upon
going through with the utmost isspltch. Foe passage
Information, apply only to D. L. ALLEN Agent No. Bat
rlace, nm stara.
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CORPORATION NOTICE-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
~ hereby given that petition has been presented in tho
Board of Aldermen, Christopher street.
Ileeskr street North river All interested in
present the in writing the Contract Clerk at his
NICHOLAS DEAN President
Croton ueduct Department Sept. H. 1852.
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~ ORIG RATION NOTICE.-PUHLIC NOTICE Is
~ hereby given to the occupant
cupants IL all houses and lots improved unimproved
lands affected thereby that the following assessments have
been completed by the lodged the Office
OF the Bureau Of for examination ny all
interested viz. - For regulating grading.
damzng Forty street from Eighth to Tenth
The limits embraced by such assessment include all the
several houses and lots OF ground 0ta pieces aud
parcels land situated both sides OF Forty street.
faom Eighth TO Tenth All whose interests
affected by the above and who opposed
to the same, either Of them requested to present
their objections in writing to the undersigned Mt their
Office, No Hall Of Records within thirty days frum tho
date Of this notice.
SAMUEL II. DE MOTT | ..essoxo
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, -N'esss'ie'
ISAAC WIN. SMITH
Office Bureau OF Street Department, Sept
l6, 1857
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CHILDREN TRUssED, AND PERMANENTLY
~ cured Trusses carefully applied to the babe
two weeks Of Utero Abdominal Supporters Lace Stock
ings spinal and Shoulder Braces carefully fitted Ladies'
attended by female Hulls Truss 0cc No. Vescy street,
opposite ST. Pauls Church. Bug recently PaJl
applied,
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<NROpoN AoUEDUCT DEPARTMENTAL CON-
~ raetorsSoaed proposals will be received at tho Of
noe Of the Cyoton Aaucduct Department Rotunda Park
until Monday the 18th day Of September 1872 at o'clock,
~ NJ 70 build Sewer with tho necessary receiving basins
and cnlyert in Fortrst street from Eighth TO Sixth
being in length about LOCO feet Tho plan OF the
and specific for the building Of tho same and all
rter information relating thereto DO obtained app
Gon 60 The Contract Clers at this otace.
NICHOLAS DEAN,
President 81 tho Croton AqueIuct Department
Gcv York Sept. 3, 1902
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METRoPoLITAN HALL.-MApAME ALBONI,
WI with much pleasure, respectfully to tho
GRAND CONCERT.
ON TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER a. 1867,
WIDOW AND ORPHAN FUND
NEW YORK FIR II ID Il II NJ Y Y,
Upon which occasion Madame Alboni will DO assisted by
SiGNOR R0vERE
SIGNOR sANGlovANNI.
SIGN0R ARDITI, and
Full Orchestra and Grand Chorus.
PROOF NINE.
2. Du.tto from Italana in Algeri-"Si docss
ITender mogle," sung by Sig Sangiovauni
n Cayatina-" Una yoce poea ia.'' from the iar
bierc, sung by Madame Aiboni. .......... .Rossin
4. Sercnata fToln Don Paslualc-"Com e gcntil.
snng by Sig. Sangioyanu and Chorus. DopAetu
d Aria buha from the CencrcntOia-" Niei RAM
pol femminni.' sung by Sig Revere .Rossini
1. Grand varatiuns--'Ah dolce" sunS by Madame
Alboni, and composed b.. .............,.R Rhode
T. O,srtnrc-Zampa, Observation-Disclosures. .Itcrod
Z. Bhcttiro from tcnsrentola-" I'm aoavc' sung
by Madame Alboni and Sig. Revere. Rotsini
q Grand chorus. composed by. Verdi
10 Tcrsetto from tho Barbiere sung by Madame
Alboni SIG. Revere, and Sig Sangiovauui. Rossini
II. Grand Kondo from Cenerentola-" Naclui all
'afapo' sung by Madame Alboni and Chorus. Rossini
Reserved Seats Two Dollars. To be had Of tho Officers
- tho Fire Department Of the Representatives and ut
principal Music The Reserved Seats Two
Dollars be secured only at the Music store OF Wan.
llllIh .Gpu.s dsyny
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CROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENTAL MAsONs
sealed proposals will be received at the office Of the
Creton Aqueduct Department, (otunda Park until Mon
day the Goth day Of September 1882 ut o'clock r. NJ to
build Sewer in street. from Tenth avenue to
Gsventy-ve Of Ninth The plan of the
and specifications for the building Of the same and all
ether information relating thereto BIO obtained
pIssation 70 the Water Purveyor At this ofhcc
President Of the Croton Aqaeduct Department.
New York, Sept. o. 1862.
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NEW YORK AND SAN FRANCISCO STEAMSHIP
~ LncThtough TO San Francisco ~ reduced rates.No
detention the tsthmusThe and splendid eamshp
SIERRA NEVADA, j. Dayton Wilson, Commander,ewin
New York for AspinNall, Navy Bay, Thursday,
septcmbcr ~ at 7. NJ precisely connecting =. Panama
with the doublcongne steamship CORgES, cishteon
hundred tons, Thomas N. Croppor Commander, which
Steamship leaves Panama the arrival Of the passengers
BY tho UNITED STATES, for San Francisco without stop
ping at intermediates ports This Line has iiod 10
connect st the appointed time These yeasos In
datons ventilation speed and safety IN
experienced physean Is attached 10 each steamer Pas
sensers viii disGbavk alongside tho wharf NJ Asrnwal
and ase the Panama Railroad. Apply 20 DAVIS, BROOKS
~ CO., General Agents, % Beaver ST., New York
JONES Il JOHNSON,
l0i West street corner Of Liberty street
The steamship UNITED STATES again leaves New York
Saturday 10th October 70 connect above at
With tho avoritc steamer WINFIELD SCOTT.
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GROTON AQUEDUCT DEPAtTAENT.ITo CON
Of the Croton Aqueduct Department., otunda Park)
sn Monday, tho 18th day of September 1852 at o'clock,
r. NJ to build in Fifteenth street, from Seventh to
Sixth being in length about 500 feet Tho plan
Of the Sewer and the specifications for the building Of the
and all other information relating thereto can DO OBJ
s1ned application to the Contract Clerk at this oico
NICHOLAS DEAN,
President Of the CEoton Aqueduet Department.
New York, Sept. ], 1852.
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nR. WAPD CONSULTING SURGEON AND PuYsu
- eian attondg Heaiousy hitherto at the old estaht
hed place 70 one particular speciality Of medical surgical
Practice Wherein ne has always had
practical Treatise seventy pages b had gratis oec
Canal atroet ons door east IT Broadway up sa (Not "
tic drug store in irpalHay.l
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A DESPERATE CASE OF sCROFULA CURED BY HOL-
"A loway's Ointment and pillsNr. Heydon, Of Sydney,
Wholesale agent for the sale IIooways medicines Ne
south Wales states that Thomas Evans in the employ Of
Mr. Charles Thompson Of Berambulu sorely ac ted or
with scrofua in the neck and his body
with peculiar kind Of pmpo out g which exudcd waery
mucus lie had been considerable in trying
rogs medicines but without good effect he then used
lIolloways Ointment pills which in short period 80
efecuay cured him, that he has continued tho most
perfect health to the time Sold by all the vendors
ofnedcne throughout the British Empire and also by those
Of the United States cents - cents and 81 I'd each
Wholesale at Mr. JOSEPH HORSEYS, "a Maiden Lane, New
York. and at the propretors No. III Strand London.
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Public Prosecution OF the Art Union.


-dtaham NJ. Cosscns, Andru Wuner, George
". Hasten, Nathaniel Jarvis, Jr., Robert Kelly,
Bcyamtn H. Jarris. John ~ Anstea. William II.
hlyadoa. Epc,t A. Duyckiak. Henry j. Raymond,
ViLitam n. Butler. George I}ed,edu, Erastus G.
tBr,dicf, WdI'am b. Deen, John p. Ridn0, I'm.
J. Hoppi,, Marshall q. Roberts, Frederick 4. Coe,
Ogden Hdggofy--To each of the above named de-
PENDANTS and all Of them
You are hereby summoned and required to an
swer the complaint in this action, of which q copy
is herewith served upon yon and serve a copy of
your answer on hle nj my office, No. rs Chambers
street. in the city of New York. within twenty days
after the service hereof exclusive of the day of such
service; and If you fail TO answer the complaint as
aforesaid. the plaintiffs will apply TO this court for
y The relief demanded in the complaint.
n. BowDITCH BLUNT.
District Attorney for the People.
Dated March ID, 1852.
COMPLAINT IN THE ABOVE ENTITLED ACTION.
The plaintiffs by n Bowditch Blunt, District At
torncy of the city and county of New York, COM
plan:--That the defendants above named are the
managers OF certain ass ciation Incorporated by
the lawsrof this state. called 1.-The American Art
Union"
That IN violation Of the laws of this State, The
said defends hts. as such managers. the said Dis
trict Attorney Is informed ahi.verily believes have
offered Tor public distribution by lot. large nun
Der Of paintings specified in The schedule hereto an.
nexed. marked " A. which TIE plaintiffs make part
Of this comphint--the said paintings being of the
value Of twenty thousand dollars and UPWARDS
That the time appointed for such distribution by
lot. as the said District Attorney is informed and
verify believes. il the 10th day Of March. 1852
That the price per share or ticket for chance in
said distribution. the said District Attorney il
informed and verify believes, is FIVE collars.
That the number Of persons among whom
said Shavs. tickets and chances arc distributed
who ao entitled 10 participate IL said dis
tuutiop. j. upwards of twelve thousand the
said District Attorney Is informed and verify be-
ho,ec.
Wherefore tac said rla,gtifs. by their SAID Dis
ric hin-icN, fraN an orcer and decree OF inlunc-
lion, t. resitan the aforesaid distribution by lot
and Judgment ii their favor according to the ea-
tute ~ sGch case madc aud provided. lof the
very 81 the aforesaid paintings aud property 50
Qf,rCd Tor distributioi by lpt aforesaid. aud
particularly deiai'od ii schedule 4. hereto annexed
and maGc part hcfeoi sod tor all other relief de-
Josndea ~ tho rcmi-es ~ Bowpircu BLuNr.
> rsioci Attorney for tle .aid peopIc plaintiff.