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Wreck Of ths Bark Forest Prince, &c.

Bos-or, Dec 81, 1862
The bark Forest Prince, twenty three days from New
Orleans, for Boston with cargo Of beef pcrk, corn
flour and cotton struck the southwest 81 ie OF Nan
tuckst, at eight p NJ. the cath inst, two hundred
yards from the shore whe-s she lies full OF water
Should the weather prove favorable the cargo VIII pro-
badly be saved In damaged state but tho will
doubt to pieces The vessel and cargo insured in
this city. at various Offices.
The ship Fanny sailed from this port 10 DAY. fcr Aus
tralia with liz pas,enges
Arrival Of the teanAhip City OF Manchester.
PAILADrLPBiA, Dec n, 1853
The steamship City Of Manchester has arrived her
wharf She left Liverpool the 7th Inst and brings
2cc passengers, but no erecie
From the South.
FIRE IN cHARLEsroH-GxoRaIA Bonds oRRIs-NAs
IN BALTIMORE, ETC.
BALrInoaE, Dec. II, 1852
We have no mall south of Mobile TO night.
Are at Charleston Friday, destroyed the grcoery
establishment Of Valentine Heidi. The loss Ia $4,000 on
the stock and So 600 the building Several adjoining
buildings were injured. During the Are ladder on
which Arsmsn wsrs stationed fell and severely in
jured several One Of them named Rokert Forsyth
so seriously hurt as % render bis aaprobabe
Interest ON the bonds 70 be made six months In
interest due In July to be paid on the LIST
Of January.
Christmas parsed on hers With the uspsi nvubsr Of
bghs SC erdtvo cr tbTss cvd-s rcptttas . aa-s
cen hot.
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NORTH CAROLINA. The Legislature Of this State
adjourned sine de the 23d instant without ed.cting
an election Of United sta'es senator 70 succeed Mr
s;on The candidates last voted for we're Mr CnguaA
snnnorted by the democrats and Mr. Wccden, whlg bat
ttrre were number Of scattsring votes cast erciss
10 defeat choice The democrats are said 20 have had
msicrty Of two votes On joint ballet bad al ea's Voes
.4L
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ss.tce st..sts ana paving s.,s.s wy 7, fs. q as
the .lasw:l: y In ses Of Ncs a. e ssd y g g -
PriSss street sad Nos 4. and rriaisy plees; n
M,:s rsSs,!.s the .id:..l. :ad curb .sa s.ss =.
ionth srsst. An .doVtsd sact BY sSs ssoviss vess-
s.ss RoSn:n s..s: S1:s M: Ana nss.e.:s
seutcs, Mellow, Wright whes'an, Barker, Rogers
OF Ccmnittss on wharsss, lin favor Of nsv
r.or line from Eighth to Thirty d ,hth street Hss
river Lsia On The tabs TO BE- the special erdsr for asE
OF Comnittes ON ssrssss-Upon ths petition sf Russ
with them to pave Park row, Chsthsu strsst the se.
cry sna Fourth avenue, around Union sqnsss &c estts
With the Russ pavement In Broadway With the Rs.
pavement the blocks to be grooved at 20 80 supo
cal sausre yard ell old materials to bstoDg 10 she
tractor approp hating $4,000 therefor for work -
Afirmst:vs-Messrs brown, TAFT, asbSsts, Rolas..
Brcaosn, woodward, Wells, Anderson, Bouton Wright
Maeelan, Barker Rogers, Ring, Valentine, McCenksy-
Eega,ivs-Ths President, Assistant Alderman No
Goyn-2.
Against tho proposed market ON aveass A, bstvsaa
Hif'eenth and Sixteenth strssss. To Committee -
sarksss.
BY Assistant Alderman wELLs.-of :. =. Ksilsrs, fox
remsslon Of personal tax To Committee on Finance.
lff FROM BoAsp ALDERMEN,
Accepting resignation OF James u. Sweeney - Osm-
missioner Of Deeds and appointing Romano Dalo.-
arsnsiDz petition of II H. vanveohtsu, TO lay Srsin
fom his store in Front street down Dover to the kss
river Concurred in
RsportIr favor Of purchssipg No % Wooster street.
In Eighth ward at no. to exceed $500, - ats
for house for Engine Company No H. Conourrcd In by
the following vote -
Affrmat,ve-Messrs Brown TAFT, Nabbstt O'1risn.
Rodmsn Woodward Wells. ADdsrson Bcuton, Mo aown,
Wright, Barker. Rogers, Ring valentine, McCosksy-t6
Ntgatlve-Ass,tsnt Aldermen Breaden and whssaer
p
Repost-In favor Of granting permission TO the Hud.
son River Railroad Company to erect shed to protest
freight and lay rails pier No 4S North river foot -
-keon ieas o
prcpri-tors To Committee on Finance.
Grsnrg petition Of trustees Of Welsh Copgreg at0pa
Church In Eleventh street between Second and Third
avenues to havs two gas lamps In front Of their
ed.hce Concurred In
The Board then adjourned to wednesday Afternoon 6
EDWARD SANFORD, Clerk
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VHrRTY-shCOND CONGRESS.
s3C0ND sGssa0M.

Senate.
WAsHIyGToy, Dec. q, 1852.
x.ossruNIcAT,oTs AND INTERIOR DEPART
The CnAIa laid before the Senate communication
Srom the war Department enclosing statement OF
expended balances Of appropriations also from the In
xsrior Department with statement Of the Navy Fund
Petitions.
CLERK ron An InyEsrIeArrNc COMMITTEE.
Mr. weLLEx offered resolution authorizing the select
sommttee on the charges aganst the Mexican Boundary
Commission to employ a clerk. Adopted.
RsrrnoAD LANDS WANTED BY MICHIGAN AND WISCONSIN,.
Mr. CAss offered resolution instructng the Committee
Public Lands to inquire into the expsdsncy OF re-
porting bill granting lands to Michigan and Wisconsin
Tor the construction Of certain railroads. Adopted.
PASSAGE OF sEiIEr BILL.
On motion Of Mr. ADAMS the Senate took up the bill
the relief Of Bro Russell 90 for losses sustained
in the transportation OF government stores The blu was
THE CENSUS OF CALIFORNIA
Er GwIr offered resolution directing that ths ie-
urns of the Of California taken by that State,
e appended to the report Of tne census OF the United
States
years ago He wished TO kno- whether the returns
ever to be completed and published!
Mr. BoRLAND said before the returns were printed It
would have be determined VII 1t was to be printed
Mr. Gwinsresoution wss changed TO joint resolu.
zion, ard then passed
On the motion Of Mr.. BRAusuRY, dam OF Me-. tie
Senate took up the bill for tue relief Of Thomas Par
who, In the yesr 1905 saved py MS own una'aed
Ssxerons persons to the navy-(one of
wh,m was midshi oman Commodore Jones)-who
in boat, capsizei the coast OF louisiana In
thie act he injured and dismissed the navy. The
bill Is uts him arresrBge o, pension. aud was passed
Mr. Hale moved an ac cjourument till Thursday. Lost.
by yeas 10, nays FL
THE PRIVATE cALENDAN--No QuoRuM--NorHINc DONE.
The Senate took up the pr,yae calendar the first bill
which for the relief ef Fhos H. Leggett OF New
York
Dir BsopHEAD, (dsm } Of Pa, moved postponement
of II. account Of Mr. Hunters absence.
he uoffO IN Wus ri on
question the vote stood yeas nays IL No quorum
Mr.. HsmLIs, (dem Of Ne; moved an executive ses-
sicn
Mr. hale, (free soi) of H.. moved an adjournment.
Ioet, BY yees nays AZ
Mr.. HANIIN insisted on his motion.
The cualR said It not in order, as quorum
present.
Mr. BALE asked If an, thing in order but silent
contemplation
Tho CHAR- Certainly not daughter
Mr. SEWARD. (fres soi) of N Y. moved adjourn
ment which was carried, BY yeas IL, mays H. The ad
SourneDt took place ut 20 minutes before two o'clock
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BALTIMoRE, Dec u Ib6Z
The schooner James Muir has arrived aero sfoer
short passage from Turk. Island sbs reports that the
sst has nearly closed and tass :hers bat
0C00 busbes remaining TO be shipped 1t not sup
posed that any woad be rske6 before Msy June
next Vessels leaving daily in ballast The Island
was healthy.
Fever was still prevailing at g.. Thomss
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The Floods in ONO and Andiarn.

CrrcIrrArI Dec q, 1854 :
The Little Miami and CiuciDpsti Hamilton and Day
ton railroads bavs been oosidersbly damaged by the
cent floods On the latts- several bridges have hssn
washed away and both o. then tie trains ars unable
to run through
The hiami and whitewater ca1als are also 6-okea
Floods have been experieaced the Madison and In
danspolis Railroad Two bridges we're washed away ard
engine and freight train fell through the bridge
Pleasant ard wera carried away and .hres
miss ug.
large amount OF private p-cperty has been damaged
in the vicinity Of the seTeTa! Srssms snS some yes
have been Lost.
break in the MAN. oa,al ten miles srcm this city
will require two weeks to ssyair.
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Fire and Lons OF LIE.

EA-or, H., Deo 2e. 1852
On Thursday, the dwelling Of Abrsham Colby, Esq, in
this place burned down and Mr. O., who in.
valid, perished In the flames. Mrs. Colby also ter.
riby burned while trying 10 ss7s her husband He
formerly member Of tbs New Hampshiro Aeg.slaurs.
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General Pierce and his Cabinet.
BosTor, Dec. q, 1859
1t said that General Pierce closered Saturday
at fremont House, with Senator Hunter of Virginia,
Mr. Nicholson Of Tennessee and Caleb Gushing Of Mas
eschusetts
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BoARp OF AessTirr ALDsRasr |
Mo,pAS, Dec q, 1862
Present--Jcralhan Trotter Esq, President in the
Chair: Assistant AldtfineD Brown. TAt Mabbatt Rod
man Brealsn Woodward Ring Wells, Anderson, Bou.
ton McGown Wright, Whelan, Barker, Rogers, Valen.
tine McConkey.
By the PEKsnKxT-To attend The esbihtion OF Ward
School NO le Of Madison and Gouyerneur streets
on the evening Of with inst. Accepted
PETITION.
py Assistant Alderman RIyG-0f Isaac u and VIM. II.
sith for lease Of pier No and east half OF No g. East
river az slip between Nos and East river and ssst
side pier No and west eide Of pier No g. East river
TO Committee on Finance
REVOLUTIONS.
By Assistant Alderman MARBAIr-That side walk IN
front Of No AZ Dey street be Jagged full width Adopted
By AssistAns Alderman NA1ySTISETbat east sidewalk
Of Fourth svenue from Twenty fret street TO one hun
dred feet north Adopted
By Assistant Alderman Woopw w,Ep--rhSt sidewalk
and Twenty third streets be Ielsd aud repaired and
made ak feet in wid tn Adopted.
RpfoaIs
OF Committee on Finance e-Rscemnsnding that the Pc
titicn OF H. H. Hocomb, for remunsrs Ion for damages
sustsned in having TO remove quantity Of corn BY Or
der Of the City Inspector be referred the City Inpec
tor, TO report Adopted.
Or Committee ON Pclice-I favor Of paying bill Of DR.
Ross, for attending MIR Tisdae: Adopted.
OF Committee on FnanceTn favor Of the petition Of
Richard Scott reduction Of tax lot In Thirty
,econA street, between Fifth avenue and BROADWAY.
Adopted
OF Committee ON strses-In favor OF laying rev side.
walk in Cherry street from ths Methodet Mariners
Church TO Montgomery street; In favor q paving tne
hs Esst tissr In favcr ~ setting c-s an gutter sonc
. lNf 8. n 49,
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MEDICAL
PHENOMENON IN MKDICIN E-PROFESSOR
IA kORSES Invigorating Elixrsor Cordial

A PHENopM !I IN ME ED, IrMiM,;PRoFEssoR
tn. Elixir and n mod.
sss
iSH stony
sss al ~ sy as n d.
gree a tho herb plant which they
20
n I ss,n sn s
E,ir which has tssn endorsed b the medical COLLEGES Of
s great cities Of Europe " 'A' ''' '1''n'
No language convey adequate idea Of the immed
ate and change which It oso.slons IN the
hsr sreiss down BY weak ~ nature
sn spS Ss and
Gal symptoms Of nervous disease together under
sssy
". and Ss sss. fssh rsiss:hsS
sssoe the called
x: % , Ss IT, ar % asSoss
THAT - ms no 20. nss sDs ,,o
S n Sh'; /, :ss 81 IA; .ss
But the elixir IL A s1hsssnt Without single drswbaoi
ne .ss.: sS sss
inability sleep ssr com plant fuor a'bus aud all dis
incident " females decay Of the propas ating func
tors hystsris monoGaniA vague trrers palptaton Of
from Whatever srins there any reianoe to
be psota human testimony, absolutely intable From
volumes Of ssfcates Of the following ara selected
chiefly for VI cir bfevity 80 49,
Dr. M,rse; sir--ror twenty two months suffered fr,m
protrson nearly all tina physical func tions II
explain the OF This action, but to
YOU others who be thus Afflicted, to say ths
In Eyir restore Appetite digestion, and
general vigor. aud that am nsw we'll and hearty
Yours 9AMks ~ SHATMoMn'
Th "a lrfcrm sl who suffer from weakness aud
trsmhnts With loss Of appetite and sleep and
feelings Of desps that after enduring unhetrd Of misery
from ess for six years. entirely relieved BY
dial. SAD aow Ia the enjoyment Of good health
Ppr-osro~. N. T.. Doe. O. 1882
Or Ecre srrf the testimony OF who vas for eleven
ypur sros, wiling 70 certify and TO mako AZ
tdas - the fact " which reghSors can boar witness
that inviecrAtins Elixir thoroughly cure me Ia ten
I tAnk a. MYoHAEL II CoxE.
GvwHsEK, fspt. 25 1879,
rr Mersss WThe isst three bottes You Of the
klsir, has fairly put my legs. Ny rheum Atism Is
gore ana telleve forever am now superintendiss the
seriax o. my fall ercps. nssRr W. sIaoxxsow.
rr Msr.s sirr was married on the 7th inst Yov M
ehe Which hsvs delayed the 10 uvige
klxr. under provlaeuse 0ve their movsi Now
.. shall ever remain yours, srstefuy,..
frcr eAviors rssssn. is fali signature l. omitted
PREPARED ~ " tORsE NJ ID. For sac ny Chss. RING,
10 proaiwsyi 4, whom all orders
sfsrressf sea sss NJ w. N. Geioe. LIT Bowsry
ssSssI -. 10 ~AA ~ fnsca street, H<oVkyA-
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SIIIPPIFG,


NoTIcE..THE STEAMSHIP ROANOKE, AFTER THs
~ trip Of Saturday 18th, will be laid for short time
''S go LUDLAx & PLEAsANTs, IS Front street
EoR BAN FRANCISCO -TaE FAST SAILING SHIP
new epSar ship sfRoeoo about n. s:nss u January
For freight Or passss apply 20 a, van
Il. .Aoks.
sess can BE- taken BY early sppcon only 70 the captain
on board ''F No. II aass t T. sxfra III Wal.
A Yorf suiis p.asss ship basners. lao lows
3. MS s w
vs H.
meet and IN the world The Baltimore vas the f.
Superior S % asns ap ssssshe. With her
ss SsS a e sss ssa
that has jet been despatched for Australia and
81 : IT.: .s s n: ss.
Cd for them decided preferences over all Others evsn -
1sAJ JOHN OGDEN. r. W. CAMERON. lis wall street,
EoR AUsTRALIA.-THE BEAUTIFUL CLIPPER
snperior 70 ship in port being nov ready for ss
s S i ON aS da; a: 81
nnaas 4
s. y. son%suderThs ssssnsSip Bi.st Warrior. j.
New
~: III
free commissions No freight taken ~ Havana except
spece No freight received sailing day Cempanys bills
Of adug be had NJ No 50 Nassau street. shpposs must
send their bill d ladng to The ooe by nine o'clock PM
on Frdsy December ~ Passengers for Hsvans pro
cure isS.nf co. Broadway
NOR CHARLIE STON AND FLCRIDA-sEMI WEEKLY
United States Mail ine.The safe and IL vorte
or SOUTHERNER, w Foster commander, will leave pier
No. North Biver. on Wednesday, December "a ~
O'clock p precisely For freight apply board wbcrs
si bills Of laoing will be signed aud for passage a.
zoe OF SPOFFORD, TILLESON ~ CO., No. South
street. Through tickets furnished for Jacksonville 9 TO
Pstk s No bills Of laains signed After the steamer
has sailed.
ESoH NEW ORLEANs-THE NEW AND SPLENDID
steamer ECJIPsE. Sturgeon master, will issvs Lsuis-
vle KY FOR ths above and intermediate ports ON
day. the 10Th Decor ber ut O'clock I'M state Rooms
DEsrIsoa, Asents 100 Broad ssy, New York.
nor NEW ORLEANS DlRECT.-THE NEW DOUBLE
y OF CINE stcarshp WM. PENN. W. scars Comnsnder,
will leave Pier East river on AZ, January Ssh at
passengers. Passage. in cabin (siato room) &D 40 in
steersge S2s Freight good % cents par
cubic foot Shippers requested supply thsmscvs With
tho steamers bills % isdas 9th form will se signed
They he had app oeton the AGENTS office VII
they will no sgrod prior Va the day sailing wheb tAey
will no sgned board No freight received and nositvs
v bis Of lading will bs sig cd after " o'clock the
Of sailing For freight apply % board ~
X LIECoLN co., In Pearl street.
Agents In New orlcane-Mssars. Marks Thomas Nc. 4
PoyaxAs stxsst. ksw osisAas-.
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THnEKw YORK AND LIvxRPOOL UMI9RD STATES
Nall Bteamer-Ths ships ssnpsising ths uAs - ths
osuewtnGs-- ATLANTIC, Captain WssG
PACIFIC, Captain Nye.
ARCTIC, Captain Luce.
BALTIC, Captain Comstoek-
ADRIATIC, Captain Grafton.
H. snps having been built b. ooptraeA expeesy fcs
govexnment srss has taken In their
In their snGnssto insure strength and speed
sna sne for passengers ass unsquasd for
Pes Of passage from New Ysrk 70 Hvsrpssl In
bn Sl2 In second cabin S. Exeusvs Of oxtra size
STATE room. $500.
From Liverpool 10 New York, $50 aaa EW.
An experienced surgeon attaehsd 10 each ahip.
Ne borths secured unN pa,d for.
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HOMES TEADs.

DROSPECT HILL VILLAGE ASs0CIATI0E.-MEM-
bers urgently requested to attend the
Of this Association Monday evening December 7 at
o'clock 103 Bowsry whom matter Of vital
relstns lana asjaaing that Of the Association be
that the time is rapidly approaching
sheir lots the paid thereon will
BY order, BENJAMIN l.. HANNAH Secretary.
THE KIEGSLAND HOMESTEAD AND LAND ASSO-
eiaton will meet for the transaction of business, NJ
Union Hall, No. 163 Bowery Thurdsy evening he 23d
inst This Association organised entrsly different
plan from the ordinary associations which, will
explained In fall st this meeting and remainder Of the
shares which limited, will 80 offered TO NIB
The members Of tho Association requested to be puno
tua business OF Importance will before the meet
ing J. BUXTON, Jr Secretary.
Once, No. 81 Chambers st.
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CORPORATION NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Is
~ hereby gven 70 The swnsr owners occupant or
supAAts Of al houses And lots improved animproved
Asds Affected thereby that the fos wing
kays been completed By the and lodged In the
yis-For building sewer in Thirty nth
between Madison And Fourth The
ns smbrsesd BY sach inolude all the several
houses and lots Of vacant o pieces and parcels Of
Had situated both sides Of Thirty.fth street, from
Madison 70 within eighty feet Of Fourth avenue
whose by tho above named
assessments whs opposed 70 same sthsr Of
Ahsn requested thsie objections in writing
The undermined at their once. Ne aa Of Records
within thirty days from the date Of ths notice.
SAMUkL II. DE MOTT
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH.
oles Bureau OF Assessments, Street Department, Doe
1872
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CrREkr pEPARTnIEr. NO. HALL OF RECORDS
SraSlIs s.sss hereby y's ,s.s =. .::.,as css
ssrsss e All All p.r.sss s,.assa s:,ss
s. : Z: .ss. :. Or issss %: S:.ss:
''.'' - JonH !. DODGE stree. co.n,sasass.
CoRroRArroS NOTICE -ru DLIc rorIcE Is HERE.
sss .s q rs,.'sS street s;s-;..
ss.ssss ss,ss.s' =. ssa... sr-..ss sane.
'ss'' S n: Il D !; s:ssi; D;;:ss
crssss Asusasss pspsrssssa Dso. is issa
CrRBIT DBfARrnsSr. NO. HALL or RECORDS
a., s-ss Iss' s:ss =. s.s.s
a space vids thre.sh sidewalks q Thirty fourth
i's.s i. J. s's..s 49, s'i .s,s
:s,, q ss,A .sss. i.o =. s,,s ' 81
Srsssssy ssea rssy srs. 70 fi, ais,s ssrsss All GER
ss: S 4 s,s.s s y *. az. s. ss %
Dee q isss sA''' i isSs ccpor Stree. Com
Crarpr DEPARTMENT. NO. HALL or RECORDS
- rss ss'l.. . s.s,sy ss.s sas. ~, is..is. r..a.
~ ssrs .as ,ss,.s ssss.: .i s
e cs,sa 80. s.s sh All ' sss:s.. la s.r ss %
shsress. requested ~ prsssat t.em y vr.ss
s.,s " - '" soGs = Do dsi ssrs.s s Cos.
SrSssr pIrAsrsss, 20 49,. 10 9, ,l ssc2sos.
iptien has hes seettnd ~ ths eem9ea Csanst ID
ssS. !. ss i 3. i.s. li:.s = y. s:ss
street srs E ~ - .sa 49,. sns s.a -. s.1 ~, sss s IL. Il.
centre vp1n Ne esatsy ins e Fearsesah street. irem
the hukhssf thstNterlr Ice ~ fstt - stre&t un4ef
abe director 81 tha STREET Cemnlensf. uren aat ~
esupt % IN Msger Aasrasn ana Ce nessJ % ths c,y
sfkew reft FA Ae pxsrrstsrs ~ ists VI osr9nite -
where saif risr~~rs dmsesa e - tns ths $40 v =.
commtKte4 tsfcre tbe iae ant ~ Jsana1 l-A hnt
he conf Tee ~ the t dsy - MY est ama thet ~
Street Gems tAiensr alive notse, setestaR - hs
pfopatfTa ~ tyn6 epp4sse shsrs SO sd ptrl
Esssd 10 hs ssaK % vnie vt.h y. 1sEparasles 70
kuildnr tie aht ~ fptaeet ~ FAf prepr1etari
10 ufs Asd " cer.ts fsi fisrs hsa lbs sss .c "
built snd eorset or the sna ksnAt ~ tse ssd Mky
drNvn ffsm hs sPpr patiss - chs sna ars ssa sss
wcrk. Adop'st W ths tasvd n stHrwen. Nevs ~ ~
Adopte5 b, ths nearu Aaastaut AauFmsn Dee ". l-t
Approved w ths MAYER nef A. la
psss~AU n iazx
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CoRPORATION E0TICE-PUBLIO NOTICE IL
~ hereby given 70 the owner occupant
srDants OF all houses and lots improved unmproved
lands, affected thereby that the following
have completed the and lodged in the
ses Of the Bsress o. Assessment. for examination by
all interested via For Tagging four feeA
vtds In tie ncrhrly sidewalk OF street,
tween Ssve7th and Eighth The mits embraced
b. such include all the aud lots
Of ground vacant lots pieces and parcels of land
the northerly sde OF street, between Sc
vsnth and Eighth avenues ward Mes 732 and 3S3s
Al whose interests Affected by she abovenaed
sssssEnents and who opposed tne same either
Of them, requested TO present tor ebjsctionB In
writing 10 tho undersigned. At their ofioe No u s Of
Rsoords within thirty days from the d-tc Of this notice.
SAMUEL IA. DE MOTT, 4
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, }AssessoTs.
IsAAC WIN. SMITH.
emss Bureau Of Assessments Street Department Dec.
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CORPORATION NOTICE-PUBLIC NOTICE rs
~ hereby given tho swnr or owners occupant or 90
Lads thereby that the following
completed By the and in The ONCE
interested reasssns saa s.,sng new curb
Wss6ip gton weh streets The limits embraced
~ such snt include all several nouses and lots
frroupd vacant lots pieces land
Ahs wsstsriy aide Of Canal street street Nos ~ 2 rs ~
above named and who opposed to the
either Of them requested to their objections
writing under signed at their office, NO. Hall Of
Rsoerds within thirty days from the date Of this notice
SAMUEL H. DE MOTIF,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, ASSESSORS.
ISAAC WIN SMITH,
Once, Bursau Of Assessments, Street. Department., Deo
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ANTHOLOGY.

EORTUNE TKLLlEG.-MRs. ALVIN, RENOWNED
In Europe for her skill in forsteng the future, will
ernish intesenoe sbous aD circumstances Of life Al
french languages uer residence 81 Brooms
street, Chryste street. first aoor up stairs. Oos
hours frsn 10 A. n. t. p n.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-23

CoRPoRATIoN N0TIcE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
~ hereby gtvens to the owner
eupants Of all houses and lots Improved unmproved
An6s Affected thereby that the following assessments
been BY tho Assssor and lodged the
81 shs Bureau Of for by all
fntsrestee via Fer building sewerin street.
Point hun srsd feet orth OF Walker
about eighty feet south Of Grand street, The limits
braesd BY such sssesmsn include all tina houses
AID lets Of ground lot peaes and parcels
situated on both des Orange street. from hundred
Dsst north OF Waker street TO feet
ssuA q Grand street, All psr,ons whose sts af
Dssd The sAm or either Of them are requested to
their objections In writing to the ed At their
ocs Ne. Hall Of Records, within thirty days the
Aate q This noakcs SAMUEL H. DE MOTT
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH,
0@ss. Darsaa Of Assessment Street Department. Dec.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-23

nHFprCAL ADVISER AND nARRIAGp oUlDH-A
M prsetioai k-estiss before pubished. TweaeY
ave cents copy FREQ Of postage scid By stnew Tow
Lsrmf ysleisa And surgeon ~ Rssde sArssa ~
o. Bros6wsy N. ", whore hn trsssc All thqss eesDN1
49, .ss.ss =. " s4sA:k,A
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-23

CoRPORATIoN NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Is
hereby given 70 the owner or owners occupant OF Ca
lands AGected thereby that he wing have
been completed the lodged In the Blu
TesV all interest
"a y.yor and setting arn and quite. stones
Hmts embraced saeh mt include all the several
lots Of ground vacant lots pieces and parcels OF
IAnd. situated both sides Of street, from
FIRST second avenue Az persons whose interests arc Of
poasd the either Of them requested
ths writing the uudersgned At their
oAes No. Hall OF Records within thirty days from the
SAMUEL Il. DE MOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC WN SMITH.
once Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department Dec L.