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On Julia's cheek the roses bloomed anew,
The sparklcs lomcd within her brilliant eye;
And whispered she within herself "'Tis true
I'll win that prize he plainly means that
Shall triumph" Minerva moro ambitious grew
Verona thought, II have no hope to try"
Two other girls who studied with the misses,
Behind tho tutors back, threw at him kisses
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Week, pass away, and on the day appear
A troop of friends, who there had been invited,
For they had curiosity to hear
How the young ladies all recited.
Julia did not betray the slightest fear
And seemed unusually delighted
For she had heard now praises from tho tdtor,
Who know precisely what to say to suit hor.
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my pupils, now review" the tutor said,
"And she who perfectly through all replies,
Shall Of the class DO hencoforth called the head,
Moreover will receive the promised Prise
A handsome volume, bound in gilt and red
And no well now commence the exercise.
Friends! to excuse Verona, You will please,
Az she i, quite inferior to these
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"Who is tho Lord" the skcptic roasoner saith;
"All things are God and God lvcth in all
No being holds tho tenure Of my breath
Ger my free spirit, l confess no :i,..n."
But suoh, whom chained in tho embrace Of Death,
on on the same God for light will call
One ray OF heavenly light, but to illume
The silent chambers of the darkoned tomb.
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i&AX.

The more the lover thought, the moro he talked
About the perfdy Of all the Sex;
lie said from youth, ho ever had been knocked
From post to pillar, at their foolish becks;
And now in honorod life, tho last had Knocked
Him to the world - enough his soul to veK
Whom, too, he did as much exceed that tutor,
As a large porpoise does the least yoluta
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Z" o vcya avis," sXclAims Juvenal
About the Phoenix, which 10 model text
To preach at suoh wise mans funeral
Who thinks the world cen A. the cipher next
Himself, whom he estesms the mineral
Al his removal. twill a. nought be rocked
That all minds round him arc mere minions,
TrsnsnIed in wonder At his sage opinions.
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His heart was pierced with Julia's witching eyes
For she was like most beauties, ooqustte-
So he one day announced twixt bows and signs,
That he d give the book of some great poet
To his most perfect scholar, as prize
And hoped the others would not feel regret
If one (gancing at julia did receive,
What he with great felicity should give
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IXIXI.

" Julia may wed you yot.' tho mother cried,
She cannot stoop to choose that foolish man
(And here the rival lover groaned and sighed j
The perfect contamination of our plan,
We must not, worthy sir, be now denied
But at thai moment, in Minerva ran,
And said that no pursucr yet had met her,
But that servant had just brought letter
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For the National Era.
HE UN Wow CHI l. ID.
A RHYMED ROMANCE

BY MRS. ELLEN T. II. PUTNAM.
PART ST-COntinusd
XLVI.
In costly elegance, within her homo,
A large assorted library could be found,
of many a valued, ponderous tome,
And modern works, all finely bound;
manuscripts, and coins from Rome,
We're also in profusion scattered round,
But as tho family did not tire themselves
With reading, the books staid on the shelves
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LXVIII.

What is his word another proudly cries;
Not Scripture, but my own all searchlng thought
Which wrtsth truth that in my reason lies
On all, by holy intuition taught
And Phoenix like, my ashes shall upriss
To now life, by Are immortal caught
But II not undertake to cite tho whole,
Or part indeed. of such rigmarols.
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Save when Verona gained an hour Of leisure,
Which she improved in reading volumes there
1t was to her more delightful pleasure
Than all her sisters entertainments rare;
Each chosen book became to her treasure,
BY which for future life she could prepare;
And thus, to all the household unbeknown,
She read and thought and studied there alone.
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" Hes handsome as prince" Minerva thought,
Remembering her defeat with new regret
Then masking all chAgrin, she Willy brought
Unto Verona, her own vinsgrettei
Thus the attention Of the stranger sought,
And smiled as she his APPRECIATION met
" Revive, dear child" she said unto hor sister
Thoa bending low, With gushing fondnsss kissod he
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the least restriction Of Diet drink exposure change
application 10 business The proprietor challenges single
which tho xturs will cure, under she forfeiture
Of Ave hundred dslsre Furthsrthe disease cannot BE-
contracted dose Of tho mixture taken whom expossd
IL IL la bottles, with full directions ~ 81 Ons
bottle Taste weeknsny cured Ia two days. For sale
by Q. II. RING, l92 BroAdwaU l06 Bayard street
nR WARD MAKES ASTONISHING CUREs-EIrHER
~ great amendment In twenty four hours.His
unweaed skill care and attention assure every pssnt Of
obtaining the speedest possible To sontract disease
10 made nothing By hin bis treatment being science
perfected Probably other physician In the poe
such multiplicity Of for The
centric variety Of tness disorders obtains Ito proper trsat-
ment At once, without delay, from him. O1os. Canal
street, door from Broadway, mp stairs.
IMPORTANT MEDICAL w0RK.--DR RALPH's PRAe-
teal Treatise the Diseases Of the Organs
nature ymptoms, prcEress consequence remedies ~
suis Thirteenth sStisn A2 pp With plates price o.
Me- Astcr Honss snd BY most boeksslsrs Ass - ths
be eonsultsA these suhjssta ksn 70 n A. = and
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CORPORATION nOTIOns.

.. CONSIDERATION nOrl0ns.
EoEroRArI0M SALE or RIAL ssSArA-PU1LIo
*. :s:: y & s.s: n:
& is:.i; =; 800 So;
49, ss. = = z: .ss NJ.
isli:.Hs s:sS ::s.s: s:isssas N: Osl1sis
s.::. :ss. .s,,. .s.
ass :, .as s1 sas ana
1suzSh ii. Sleeh bounded bv sixtssh and Sixty
Ess 10: On Sisss SoSnsss ~ sssv sr and sixty
n ioei sosnsst - and
sss'i H. ass sixth and
psssss and shsS and seventh avenues: ~
1s: sss LA s:s Seventh and sixty eighth
EiatA-T LEA: On ssvsnsyssesnd street, north adseoi
.1snihli Lew on ssysniyfoursh and ssvsnsy-afsA
Es.sssS ~ ioss On sicek BOUNDED, ssvsnsy-anh and
a aas s. s id. Of
IN sss s.s iss q Eighteen street. north did. ..
seventy seventh street, north side.
Lex o. sSst SSY1sss y ss
~ Fl, N; -. y ~.
es q Bread street hs hal, part q bulhsaa between
s: q S1os and ~ p Dass q
ss1 bsixssn piers Nos. subject lease ths
~ M s & :.: ,
Ssfss sass
!. y SsS a sin II '.ss s R';s
1 Hss snEs ssss S Sss 10 .. We same w
ss.asss ss:sssy hsii Of pier I...s river
1900 saSls0s % .i..ss On shs iams
~. csss.is :s ss;. .ssss.ss sss;S ..::s
l IT, s: ~
% cSsn y !:ss s 81. 70 on tho same
wssssly ssI gsss ., pier No East
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s.ss q ,.r r.
g .ss. With hs
Viz 90 rent per- ss that
% :ss h sns II s par. Of pier No. z..
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10 g. VIA ths buihssd between said piers subject 70
a. ;as NAT issS
r. na. sft @
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r. . .s @
10 lease sho 70 May 1854 win q s.s rent
3ssn.s Pier Ss s... river :. PIKE ar With
eso.s IS fsss q Suifhesa on sssser side pis
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assa s. ss
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February less reserved 70 the city The sale WIN
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IA Vim b oold again the next Day
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CLOTHING.


CASr,0Yr CLoTHING AND FURNITURK WANTED
" Ladies and gentlemen having clothing
nitnxs dispose obtain price, By sending
tor the subscriber 81 his residence Fine through ths
3rS. Cohen. n. 3. OOH1N, Ne. 90 HIM street.
~ Wishes purchase worth Of good left of wearing
apparel description. having small
quantities obtain the full value In onsy, BY
calling addressing through post, ia MES M0R0NEY
No. II Orange street, near Chatham street
CAsT-oTr CLOTHING AND TcRNITURR WANTAO.-
~ Ladies gentlemnn having clothing furniture
isweiry dispose Of obtain fair price by
for tho subscriber At his resdanos through tho posi-
Ladies sssended BY Mrs. Dusseldorf, ID Elm sc.ees.
L. H. DUSSELDORF.
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TH1LIW YO1K AND LIVERPOOL UMIxUD STATES
Nan stssnsrs=xhe ships senpEans this liAs e. Ne
olAswtags- AfLAMTlC, Captain Wssl
PACIFIC, Captain Nys.
ARCTIC, Captain Luoe
BALTIC, Captain Cemstssk.
ADRIAfIC, Captain Grafton.
hsss hips having been built BY trsoA srprssly fsr
government service, every has thes
In their engnes 10 insure strength end speed
sne Tor passsngsrs unsquasd for
Price passage from New York 70 Liverpool In first e.
bin $l20 In second cabin t0 Exclusive Of extra sss
ate $500
From Livsrposi 70 New York. $50 and $50
An experienced surgeon attached 10 each shlp.
borths geoured until for
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" sSXHsbHK I; eSilsfsss : CO.. s. wan stree. N. z.
BROWN SIMPLIFY b CO.. Liverpool
sc ROBERTS CO., Is Kinx's Arms Yard London.
JOHN hUNROK co.. Is Rae Notrs Dame dss
Victories Paris or
GEO. II. DRAP1R, Havre.
The Of these ships will be accountable god
silver, bullion, specie, swsry, precious eSals
unless bills f sdng dgned therefor. and ths value
thereof therein expressed.
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RoRTuNn YELLING MRS. ALVIN REyowNxn
ssrnsh intelligence sbout al crcumstaaSss o. life q Ill
gso ny address Nor. M. Aiwin speaks the nagisk
sSvssA ussr Ckryas ss~ssG arsA dcss - sisyr 49,
S~0ns As~ ~ - y, = Az N
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CORPORATION Nor1cE PUBLIC NOTICE Is HERE.

CORPORATION NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE rs HERE
~ By rven the owner owners occupants
q all houses and lots improved unnprovsd lands Affect
Estsd Asssssers and lodged in the oce o. the
3uyeau examination By AL inter
os1sd vs-For build ig sewer in Tsnth avenue between
twenty ninth and 7h tieth The limits embraced
by sueh assessment cude a the several lots
q ounA lots pieces and parcels Of land situated
en- both sides Tenth svenue, between and
1hrsth strsets All persona interests affected
II the above named aad who opposed 70
s either Of them requested 10 presens their
ehtsetions in writing the undersigned, at their cce No.
Hall Of Records within thirty from the date of ths
notoe. SAMUEL n be MOTT. }
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors
ISAAC WIN. SMITH,
osss. Bureau Of Assessments. ssrses Department. Dec
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E0R CHARLKsToN rAvANNAH AND FLORIDA
Semi VT skly United States Mail LinsThe aad fAss
ing steau or Union. r. Adams Commander, will leave
PisrNo. r., on Saturday, Deesrbsr 70. a ociesk,
q isssg will s.ed and for Iss.sss A. the once o.
Union will connect with the Florida teamev which leaves
Charleston on Tuesday 1st inss tthrss coioot NJ
ysckscnville Patha and st. Augustine Through tickets
furni,hsd 70 he above gcrs. - Fellows Jsokso. ve
sshssss saAsA wtthsus sxtsa sAAsgA
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NEW YORK AND ALABAMA STEAMSHIP CON-
A. Tssy-FSf Noble stopping A. ney.na.Ths new side
u s. NJ mman1sr-Aso our regular day Of mailing for De-
Warrior viii be deferred ti the soswpS Monday Dso IA
Ct cissy from pier foot Of Harrison ssrsek
North river Passage SOS Freight goods
centsper cubic foot Goods ooniigned to L. Mead Co..
Mobile will be forwarded free Of No freight
tAhen 10 Havana Specie No freight received s
Ing day Compsnys bills .! isdns be had At 80 E.sas
ofhoo hy nine o'clock ~, on friday, Dec. ~
LIVINGSTON. CROCHER0NE CO.. 81 Brosdwsy.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is HERE
~ by given to the occupant occupants
Of and lots improve unimproved lands affected
thereby that the following have been apeted
by the Assessors and lodged in the oce Of tbs Bureau
Fast river The limits embraced by such assessment in.
olude all the several houses snd lots ground lots
pieces and parcels Of land situated both sides Of Seven
Seenth street. from A. he East river. All
whose affected the named
and who opposod the either Of them
signed At their noe No a Of Resords within thirty
days from tho date Of this notice.
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC wM SMITH.
ONCE Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department. Doc.
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RERFORDS REGULAR CALIFORNIA, OREGON AND
- South American Express will be despatched board
Dec TO- In charge pss:snssr through 70 destination
Shippers will obgs very much they will have
all freight ready for delivery Saturday next In order for
House. Small parcels received till r. NJ day OF sailing
All freight sent by this express Nov WAS shipped from
Panama Nov. 20 only is days this port. Shippers
rely on all freight going through without detensen
ectd Passage secured ~ the lowest rates BY applying at
lur once, No. Vessy street. BERf0RD B co.
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CABIN PASSAGE TO NEW ORLlANs--NEw CLIP
lssA sek few cabin paspgsrs viii Be taken ~ 90 sAsh
Apply 70 NkVINS CO.. IL Bread street.
E0E NORFOLK. PETERsBURo AND ucHnoND.-
= The United States nail steamship ROANOKE, l. Par
sh commander win leave pier Is n r. Saturday, Dee
Seh q Fer freight apply on board aal FEC Rs.ssSs
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MEDICAL ADVISER AND MARRIAGE GuIDn-A
Nl practical t.sAtiss before puktishs& Tvsno
ave e.s sSP ~ gsst,Ss ssls y s,F,.sss -
n Larnsnt physiaa And a. ksaAs SssssA ssln
Of readvay, N. u. where he xsa6s All thses ssu0kv
- sVStvs - - sigAs z, 4. II
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TOE ALBANY-wINTER ARRANGKMENr-THRny
y daily hnes-Fare 81 b0-Ths trains leave City Han
days excepted, follows Firs So A. n, man
Albany express stepping CrOton Falls Dover Pians
ailsdals, and Chatham Four Corner arriving 10 r H.
time TO with the ~ train from Albany, wsst
orss ss:
Corners, arriving gloP NJ connecting ~ Albany with
train for Buffalo Returning viii leave East Albany
IL Is ~ mali train 1' MAILING ali stops ana 4 H.
'-''''' -''' -''''As - Nv" i''A 4. sioAr. Sup.
~ phiA from Pier No. l. North river. foot Of 8atssry
Y !. y .as..
.. G. a::
Phsdelphia from foot Of walnut street, At 10 A. M and
E%isr,nt line * sssamboas ATLAS. from Pisr No.
NEW YORK AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
IN Unitsd Nail and Express Lines through In
hours New Jersey Railroad Jersey City-Leaving New
"a and
baltimore Warrington NoSiolf and cSarisstoa-
snsi %s1 % :.sss
with baggage ths ferry fifteen minutes before
HUDSON RIVER RAILROA OBTAINS DAILY
IL from Chambers street, for Albany and Troy
Express Train, "a n Through four hours connecting
With trains reaching Buffalo Montreal ~ O'clock
Mail Trsin. sA. Y. Through way train AL Jpn.
Express Train, p. n. Accommodation Train, Jpn.
taken - Chambers Can al Christopher Fsur
sunday Trains from Canal street, ~ 7.So A. r. for
Psushkespss and at p. N. for Albany, stepping all
VA stahona GEO. STARK. 0uporntendent
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CORPoRATION NOTICE-PUBI 10 NOTICE n
~ hereby given, 10 the
pants Of all lots Improved lands
completed By the Assssor and in the oes Of
Interested yiz-For paving Twentieth
10 East river The limits embraced BY saoh assesmsnt
include all the houses and lots Of ground vacant
lots pieces and parcels Of land situated both sides Of
Twentieth street. between the river. All
persons whose interests affected by the named
and who to abe either Of
them requested 10 present their objections In writing.
70 the undersgned, ~ their oce, No Hall Of RseoedS
SAMUEL II. DE MOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON,} Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH,
Once Bureau Of Asssssmsnts. Street Department Dec.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE 10
" hereby given, 70 the owners occupant
eupsAts Of all houses and lots improved uniu proved
have been completed the Assssor and are lodged IN
sli persons Interested, Wis = For building In
Ihtisth street. between Ninth and Tenth The
limits embraced by such include all ths several
houses and lots Of ground vacant lots pieces and parcels
land situated both sides Of Thirteth street from
Tenth avenue within hur dred feet Ninth avenue
and the eastey side Of Tenth enc hundred feet
ests by the above named and who
are 70 he Or either OF then are requested
their ONCE No Hall Of Records within thirty days from
SAMUEL II. DE MOTr,l
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC WM sMITH.
Once, Bureau Of Assessments Street Department, Dec
I, 1867
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CORPORATION NOTICE-PUBLICN NOTICE Is HERE
By Gy:n 70 ths owner Or owners Occupant Sr Coss:
affected hereby that ths have been
completed blythe In the ofoe the
Bureau Of Assessments for examination by all In
tsressse y.-Ycs building sewer In anss .srsst from
limits embraced By uoh assessment include all the several
houses and lots vacant lots pieces snd paroes Of
land situated on sides Of Thames street. from Green
wioh street Broadway Al whose interest. are
posed the either them requested present
their objections In writing to the undefsgned, at their
ofos, No Hail Of Records within thirty days from the
- = SAMUEL H. DE MOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessork
ISAAC VIM SMITH.
Once Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department Dee
4
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IMPATIENT OF EEPAIRs AND SUPPLIES DE-
"s &. ss. Il ss %
sspps: No Ney City Hall until Mondny DSoS nI;ssr
sS.nss wv
an q. ss
Engine Company No And alse for tho erection Of shed
n nssa ana ssss
IL regard ~
she once q she q Repairs 70 Public
;shsa either onss Tssn ses b snaerssd VITA the
s:en .1ssSs wsish rms NJ
WI ADAMS. Com. Of Repair. and Supplies.
CORPORATION NoTIcE.-PUBLIc NOTICE rs Here.
By given THAT petition has bssn presented ia .hs
,."s
. A.
ct Cr,son Aqueaust Department, Doc 10, 1874 ''A'
CrREET DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF RECORDS
Nons have been presented Board Of Aldermen
Eiss:s: sssts n trss: .1s d.
:ss ssi i
f%eny shs where
mr. To- @
ons thereto, are requested to present them in writing to
s n ms ass
CoRPoRATIoN EorIcE-PUBLIc NOTICE IS
supsnts Of ali houses AID lots improved unimprovod
lands Affected thereby that the following have
Den completed By the Assessors and lodged this ooe
Of the Bureau Of BY all
Aserested VISITOR tagging the westerly sidewalk OF Gou
gerneur street. from Division TO Henry street The limits
and s Of round vacant los pieces and parcels Of land
situated the westerly aide Of between
Henry and Division streets. All persons,
Affected by the above named assessments and who
opposed 70 the either Of TO pre-
obsstSns Il writing 70 The their
choe No Hal Oh Records within shirty days from the
SAMUEL H. DE MOTT
FRANCIS MICROSCOPY Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH.
Once, bureau Asssssmente Street Department Deeem
ser 11th. 1852.
CORPORATION NoTIoE.--PUBLIC NOTICE is HERE.
and loa improved uuimproved lands affected
hereby following haze been plesd
Rths Assessors lodged In abe ooe OF
for innton by all persons interested viz
Sr setting curb and gutter and grading the sidewalk
flames street. between Chatham and Madison strsets
vsral houses and lots q ground vacant lots piccos aad
cels Of land situated both sides Of James street. be-
Chatham and Madison streets the southeriy side
Chathan street, street Nos i 30 l and on the north
de OF Madison street, ct oct Nos 10 ~. All persons
ntsrsss are affected BY tho above named assess
.ss Sns s sSs Gs
adsrsgned, a. their once, No. Hall Of Records within
saasty days from the date Of this rotioe.
SAMUEL ". DE MOTT.
III xRANcIs NrcHotson. Asssssssrs
ISAAC WIN. SMITH -.
acmss r.y-sr ofAssessmsu. street pApsvtnsat Dessn
nsWM ~
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CORPORATION NOTICE-PUBLIC NOTICE is
hereby given 70 the cynsr Or owners occupant Or 90;
lands affected thereby that Che following assessments
ths Office Of the Bureau Of Assessment for examination
BY all Interested Wis For paving Thirty eighth
street. between Fourth Seventh and Tagging
spss. four fee. via. Through n: d:xslL. where The
assessment include ALI the several houses and lots Of
ground lots pieces and parcels Of land situated
both sides Of Thirty street, between Fourth and
All whose Interests are affected y
same ethsr the requested present their OBJ
lseons IN writing ths unAsrsxnsd ~ their oes No.
notice SAMUEL II. De MOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, AssessoeA
IHAAC WIN. SMITH.
Once, Bureau 81 Assessments Street Department Dee
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CORPORATION NOTIoE.-PUBLIO NOTICE IS
Board Aldermen the folio wing streets Wis.,
Thirty street. from Eighth 70 crown
between Eighth and Ninth also In Eighth street,
from avenue TO Q; and also In
Third avenue from proposed sever Fiftieth street to
in street, from Fifth to Seventh avenues and
for extension Of the in from Thirteenth
to Sixteenth streets All Interested In the above
and having thereto requested present the
In writing to the Contract Clerk 1T th oce,
NICHOLAS DEAN, President
Oroton Aqueduot Dspart ment. Dec. 8, 1852.
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VANDERBILT LINE-FOR SANIFRANCISC0.-ONLY
line giving tickets for crossing tas IsthmusThe
dcuble engine steamship NORTHERN LIGHT, 25oo tons
will leave from Pier No North dver ut o'clock p.
precisely. on Monday December TO- Connecting with lhe
Noarssus trsns route hsyius but swsye miles of land
transportation Theme unsurpassed In theig
citations and tilaton For nformation pas
sage apply only 70 ID. b. ALLEN. Agent,
No. Battery place, up stairs.
The public cautioned against the of
hired runners Of other Lines. Mono employed for th
line.
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