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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-14
To The sparsely speaking nose, Uni

Thu 'PuI"V'! 'P0'''I"5 - Ut
veIsay communicative fJrenger generally sgnt mt eye.
casually kstyt pcorn-r know how 70 apPrcate that
metaphysical selfcoInpiaceucy quiet and Philosophical
without hut deeply felt within, derived from tn conscious
good OF Mrs JERyss Cold Candy curing Coughs Colds &C.
before they lead 70 the dIead Consumption. Sold by Ms
JEWS No. SIS broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-14

Doors, SaoEs AND GurERS.-Ladles aud
Gcntleneu's Fashionable Boot aaa S1Oc ScoT No 10
Hudsonst oorrsrof North Moorc-ste N,S3i GresuvicA
kvtiy doscIp.op OF Boots aud $40 made 20 order 4nd
wansnsd Lasts aafe and reserved - q. tie most pee ais
shsPed fsst. JciN SuEsELt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-14

~ People are apt to say, ave don't
csre" Suppose ell mankind without person
without rrouhie fool The nrd OF disappointment
gvet the OF happiness eah Toe sour mold OF
cough rushed away by the sweet influence OF Mrs JER-
ys'k Cod Candy That the wis cOus.deFed
philosophical wei scientific remedy Tor pamona
complaint.
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EVE OF TIE AMERICAN IN.r1rrrr.--C nn.


tibuoIs this Fair have their Business Cards
cheaper and better al tLc CpNCREss CARD FACrORY No.
- Ntseys than elsewhere te city II coa,ciiurs Of
the itctoTy mailing their stock. 900 worth
pcr0 PLAYING CARDS hand and Tor sale cheaper than
can he purchased IT any other factory.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-14

20 FowLERs IL WELLS, PhrenolOgists and
Pubhers, Clinton Hail. No 49, ,t-s, Neg YOgk and
no. Hx WaSknstcn-s., Boston
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-14

A NoyEL ANSoUScENENT.-CANr though
seknow TIE most arscal Ss:scrP Of fee: cJvc-aS
Tor the Ladies. is tie cheepas, IN town Prove
tins BY visiting his esshishnsnt No 55S B1wery All
make ELECTION fron his superb stocs Of Caters sdppcr
BuskinS 1its &C.
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= PrrrRsos q HuMPHREYs, 30. 379

Broadway conner Of Whe-st receiving daily, from
Eulope and tie Auction Rooms unusually large ana eie
ga. stock OF Carp Igs surPasng N brlIsncy Of cOior
ricneez OF design ard finish anything offered IN THIS
market Mery patterns exclusively ard not % be
found clsewtere Also tic renowned Words Far Carpet
IN one entire piece, which call pubic ATTENTION
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~ The man of taste and refinement evinccs
thee auatee in tho style OF his dtss Frsi AMI foremost
YOU viii always lind the bosons Of bis Shis OF tn fines,
material htns without erase and sxqustely stitched
In YOU see gentleman "shlrttdh may be hs
giyce his orders 20 GREEN, Nc. AstOr hoos,.
LACE AND Muslin CURTAISs FROM AUCTION.
iQ(OO pairs Lace and Muslin Cultans, boug AZ aGtOl
st great saCrce and Will be sold, tor lew DAYS o0y nj
lcss Dan OF mVOrtaton. Ii yuu would blrzfin
20 soon to KELLY fERGvSoN, Ns 1891 Broadway aud
No. 81 ResGo-st.
EY. Beads, of every description for sale by
NJ L. brown,
No. 1876 pelrl-st,
New-fOrk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-14

1870 H.rrtws-Cur seni-afnua ope1ins andek
bi % eS for the 7h q Oct in' On Ins 9'S ,v,o
tnS E ,eyT article called the "CaaPean de 81
.oeIt soseter with original tcfI. GAG eo''1' '''o'
10 snftEbs "''o-0 LEAgY Co,
re.de,a nd IntroduceTs o. Feshon n haitlng'
H'ee Nos 8, Z, nd Astor House.
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SrrRroscorlc DAaurRRrorYPrs Ar BRApY's

This and wonderful dscOTery the most vau9Ds IN
proyoInent yet made in the Photographic art may be seen
OF BKADY's Gallery. 30 Broadway. Picturs IN tbs
stNle taken a al tlrnes and The hkencss xanaItcd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-14

No 573 Broadway have been fitted up expressly o
sterswho desrous OF securing speaking hken'es b
tbs new and wonderful process Specimens OF the an TO-
eeher with splendid collection Of Dagueneotype views
West Indian aud American scenery are open Tor the lpec
ton OF the public.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-21

1900 and upwards, and "Cartmen Wednesday, 18th Nov.
Persons degirng LICENSES will apply AFTER lsA
November Tho numbers must DO newly painted on eaoh
according to law and the carts brought 10
the south side Of Chambers street, opposite the City Hail.
where they will be Inspected and the ola after being
FIRST Marshal for renewal Cartmen particularly
auested apply tho designated above for their
spectfve num6ers It 10 lawful licenses after
the Of October The attention Of all keep
ing using express wagons baggage wagons and other
vehicles tho articles place to place
within the city, directed TO the following extracts from
the Ordinance =
Section J. Every cart, truck, wagon, dray other
vehicle, drawn by horses other animals,
which shall DO kept used driven employed the trans
poaon Of anything whatsoever from place
TO place within tho city Of Now York; for hire wages pay
Tor such transportation shall be deemed Public Cara
within the meaning Of ts and every who
shall keep drive employ such public
cart obtaining therefor the Mayor
OF said city hereinafter provided shall be deemed guilty
OF violation Of this ordinance and subject fne not
exceeding ten dollars imprisonment not exceeding ten
Section 2. at shall not DO lawful for
any person 30 receive hold license to keep Public
Carts be Public Cartman, unless he ctzon Of
the United States and has family and resides with his IA
mily said city not having family shall have resided
himself therein during the six months preceding; and ID the
actual the CARTS with good horses therefor
licensed to be kept public cart and the Mayor may
examine under oath all persons or holding such
license the thereof touching their qualifications
and all licenses other than persona quail
bed, shall be Void
BY order of Ills Honor, the Mayor,
ASHER TAYLOR, First Marshal.
ayor's Office, September 10th. 1852
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ASTROI.NsY.

A STROLOGY-TUE OLD ADAGE "STRAIN AT A
IA gnat and swallow camel" Is striknzly exempli.
fed IN this enghtened age was In the olden tme Men
Of talent education and distinction society profess
with spirits and visit the world beyond tho
grave Tho eItravagances OF ancient witchcrat
and preachers ready 10 testify the ghosts Of
the departed revisit the gimpses Of the moon the
mcriDg upon walls and upsetng furniture And yet tho
parties who avoid their belief In this spiritual merry
Andrewism, refuse to credit the revelations OF Astlogy
science Old written language purportins TO be- and
ITSELF welithe testimony Of profane history to
grand and mighty prophetic system with the eternal stars
most celebrated OF it's professors at this day 10 Dr. O. W.
R0BACK, q distinguished Swede, residing At No. White
street. in this city That his predictions ulhlled with
wonderful exacude BIO inferred from the that Of
has been ed incorrect We invite attention to his
advertisement
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HVTELs AND WATERING PLACES.

E,UROPE.-TO TOURISTS VISITING EDINBURGH
~ Scotland-Archboid's Hotel % Princes street. Edin-
sincere thanks to the ladies and gentlemen Of the United
States of America, who have every patronised his
hotel and begs them and the public ut large that
no will continue Tho and attention
GRAaERcY. HOUSE, CORNER OF TWENTIETH
NJ street and Broadway Now York, upon TO the
public 1t contain hundred and fifty furnished
In The most elegant ylc with every possible
IL will be tho American plans
bned and the propetors determined that II shall rank
DONALD co.
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CTREET DEPARTMENT, NO. 4, HALL OF RECORDS
~ Public notice is hereby given that tho following petit
tons have been presented to the Board Of
hag four feet wide in street. from No.
81 TO Tenth avenue 70 restore the grade Of Forty
betty sixth and Forty strces
to open and regulate Ninetyt street. between Second
and Fifth Also, tho following resolutonsTo
lay orosswaks at the Of Pine and Front
lots street
and Lexington to fenoc vacant lots tho north
west Of Thirtyf and Lexington All
Interested having thereto requested to
them in writing the undersigned at his oaoe
before the 2lst day Of September Inst.
JOHN T. DODGE, Street Commissioner.
Septcmber IL.
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n0RP 0RATION NOTICE-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
~ hereby given to the occupant
pan q all houses and lots improved unimproved lands
eepeted by the and lodged In the ooo of
We Buesu q Asessnent for examination BY all persons
suter paving the and building basins and Gull
yeHts In 0d slip between Front and South streets The
its embraced BY include all the
ssss and lots Of vacant lots pieces and parcels Of
Water South and the southerl side between
South and FRONT reet OF Front street.
between Cuyer's alley and Governor lane and tho
ySery side between DID slip and Goyerneur lane and
60k des Water street, between Old slip and street No.
- An persons whose interests affected by the above
nened and who are opposed TO the same %
either u them to thor objections in
yslng 70 The undersigned, at their office. No Hall Of
1oooyds within thirty days from the date Of this notice.
SAMUEL ii. DE MOTT.
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors
ISAAC WM. SMITH,
OAcs Bureau Of hssesements Street Department. Sept
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS HERE
given to the owner or owners occupant or occupants
Of all houses and lots improved unmproved lands aeo
td thereby that the following have been
poted BY the and In the oce of the
v.For regTlatns regradng and rosetng curb
and Third The houses embraced by such
ments include all the houses and lots Of ground
lots pieces and parcels of land situated both
sidss Of street. between Second and Third
avs named and who opposed the
shsr Of thcm requested to present their obeons
writing TO the undersigned, at their oce, No. Hall Of
1sseTd within thirty days from the notice.
SAz n kS S! sSI$H Assessors
Once Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department, Sept
A 1Ah1
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CORPORATION NoTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
hereby given TO tho owner or owners occupant or 90
lands affected that the following have
oos Of the Bureau Of for BY all
he Tenth avenue to the Hudson river The limits en-
Araesd suoh include all the several and
Lots ground lots and parcels Of land stu
aeed sides Of Thireth from the Tenth ave.
nue. 100 north and south from Thteh street. All
whose interests affected by the above named
ysssnents and who opposed to the either Of
Mem requested 70 their 1 xrtins
within thirty days from the date Of this notice.
SAMUEL II. DE MOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC VIM SMITH,
Once, Bureau Of Assessments Street Department. Sept
r.
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CORPORATION NOTICES.


C0RPOR RATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
~ hereby gwen that petition has been presented In the
Cross 70 Chssham Alec in Twenty sss street. be-
ss sna cs ss oS of
street and Fourth All Interested in the
sSsns the clsfs sSes.
- y ' Presdsns the oro.on Aaosdaes DspsasasnA
New York, Sept. 8. 1852
NRoroN AQUEDycT DEPARrxHMr-ro MAsoNs-
sa9a ~
=
The s q s
'stainsd application TO the Water PrTysyo his Sos
President ef sss creso. iaasdsss Dsps'sssaA
CORPORATION NorIcE.-PUBLlc NOTICE IS
tho Board q the
IN the ABOVE and having
Once, on before the 10Th in:s; n..', 49,,
Croson Aqueauct Department Sept. Is. 1852.
CORPORATION NorIcE.-PUBILc NOTICE is HERE
~ given that petition has Ssoa presented in the
Greene TO- and Thompson street 70 The
now 6a between grssme and Spring streets Also in
in Madison street from Rutgers 70 Jefferson street All
% present. 1as % sSs
Contract Cork At his ones on or before October e. 1857
Croton Aqneduct Department. September 10Th, 1852.
(tRoTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT.-TO MASoNs-
~ Sealed proposals will DO received at tho office OF the
Croton Aqueduct Department (RotundA Park until Mon
day. the 4th day Of October 1852 at o'clock NJ to build
sewer with the necessary receiving basins and cuverts
Division street. from Clinton 70 Govorneur street Tho
plan Of the and specifications for the building Of the
all other information relating thereto
tanned application TO the Water puryeyor Mt this Office.
New York, September II, 1852. NICHOLAS DEAN,
President Of the Croton Aqueduct Department.
IMPAIRMENT OF REPAIRS AND SUPPLIES
II September nth, 1870 Bnders-seaod proposals
pairs and Supplies No.. Now City Hail. until Tuesday,
September 18th, at twelve o'clock NJ at which time they
will be publicly opened lin accordance to the ordinance
for the erection Of building Attorney
and Delaney streets for the Of tho Thirteenth district
Police, Hose Company No and Engine Company No Al.
And also for the erection Of building in Anthony street.
for the of Engine Company No. u and Hose Company
No Buiidcrs will estimate for the and carpenter
FORK for each building separately The plans and spec
cations Of the Buildings required and all Information
gard thereto be had at the office of Supendent of R
pairs 10 Public Buildings No. 10 Elizabeth street. Blank
estimates can be had &C either office n BThs Commits
mates If deemed for the interest of the Corporation.
WIN. ADAMS, Commissioner of Repairs and Supplies.
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HATS AND CAPS.

HATS, CAPS, AND STRAW GOODs.-srARR SON B.
II Co.,. (late Maitby and Starr,) l47 Water street.
wholesale manufacturers and dealers Hats Caps
suitable for Southern western oy, and country trade
The attention Of cash time buyers respectfully o
oitod.
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AGENCY.

w BURLINGTON @. SNETHEN CONTINUES TO
practice law in the Supreme Court attend to
before Congresst0 claims settle
against the Departments Boards of
patents At homo and abroadto obtain pensions
any part Of the United State and in foreign
countrosto mako stocks
and bond and mortgage, and to negotiate the purchase
and sale Of loans lands and patent rights in State
the Union Particular attention paid to California land
title cases coming up TO the United conrt
appeal Communications prepaid, addressed TO w. O.
Snethen No. Carroll place. Capitol Hill Washington D. c.
will meet with prompt attention.
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NOTICE TO CARPMEN, TO RENEW THEIR IL
oeneos-The ordinance for licensing and regulating
Public Carts and Cartmen provides that all licenses shall
expire ON the last day Of October renewable
20 that time applied for at such time may be
newas OF Lieense Co keep Public Carts aad DO Public
Catmn Will be granted at this between the hours Of
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NorIcE.-pUBLIc NOTICE IS

CORP NOTICE-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
y hereby given to the owner or owners occupant or 90
lands affected thereby that the following have
been completed the ASSESSORS lodged in the Of
noe OF the Bureau Of Assessments for examination by all
interested Wis tagging the sidewalks in Full
Rydors alley and Cliff street. The limits embraced by such
include all the and lots Of ground
vacant ot pieces and parcels of land situated tho
southerly side Of Fulton streetNos o. Sc, 49, 9Sh and
1905 ALSO a. g. 70 e. An whose interests
affected by the above named and who
opposed ho same either OF them, requested TO
their objections in writing to the undersgned al
their Office No Hall Of Records within thirty days from
the date Of this notice.
SAMUEL H. DE MOTT
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH,
Once Bureau Of Assessments Street Department. Sept.
q
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SHIPPING.

SHIPPING.
NITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
connecting with the Pacific Mail Steamship Company
Only through United States Mail Line for California and
Oregon via Aspnwal and Panama.The splendid new and
double engine u $. Mail Steamship GEORGIA, 5000 tons,
D. d. Porter U Commander will sail on Tuesday Oct
9th, at o'clock p NJ precisely from pier at foot Of War
street. North river The Pacific Mail Steamship Com
rany Magnificent steamer TENNESSEE will be in readi
ut Panama to receive the GEORGIAS mails and
and sa immediately for San francisco No efforts
will be spared by tho two companies to put their
gers through with expedition and comfort.
RATES FARE AsPINwALL:
Ladies' Saloon, state Room $50
Lower Aft and Forward Saloon Observation-Disclosures.
Second Cabin Standees. ................ A.
Passengers will be landed at the railroad wharf, AS
pnwall free. Transit of the Ithmus the passengers
Persons securing through passage by the United
States mail from York
eommodaton board the Pacific mail Rates Of
fare from Panama san Francisco favorable
terms For freight or passage apply to
CHARLES A. WHITNEY
At the Office of the companies, III West street Of
Warren, v. Y.
~ B.-Shppers requested to supply themselves with
the companys bills Of adng which will be signed nj tho
oce between the hours of 10 and o'clock the day Of
sailing
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CORpoRATIuN NurICn s.

CORPORATION NOTICE. = PUBLIC NOTICE IS
~ hereby given TO the occupant or oo-
Gupants Of al lots improved un;mproved
lands affected thereby that tho following assessments have
been completed BY the Assessors and are In the
Of Bureau OF Assessments for examination BY all per-
q Broadway between Fortsth and Forty streets
The such assessment include all the
lots Of ground vacant lots pieces and
land situated both sides of Broadway between
third streets both sdes Of For
teth vYryhrst and streets between Broad
adjoining All whose interests affected
te above named assessments and who opposed
sNsetons in writing 70 the nnaersgned at their Office,
thk notice SAMUEL III. DE MOTT. I
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH,
0noe Bureau Of Assessments Street Department Sept.
a 1912.
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EORPORATION NOTiCE,-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
~ hereby given to the owner or occupant
PANTS Of all houses and lots improved lands
aoted thereby that the following sssosments have been
completed by he Assessors and lodged in the oce Of
Che Bureau Of Assessments for examination by all persons
intesested, vizFor regulating and resetting old and
furnishing curb and gutter stones Mulberry street,
Hom Prince to Houston street The limits embraced by
include all the several houses lots Of
Egnnnd lots pieces and parcels Of land situated
Both sides Of Mulberry street. from Prince to Houston
street, both sdos OF Jersey street. $50 feet from
Mulberry street, the north aide Of Prince street 100
side Of Houston street. 100 feet from Mulberry street,
All whose by the above named
and who opposed the same either Of
10 the undersigned, at their office, No. Hall Of Records
with thirty days from tho date Of this notice.
SAMUEL II, DE MOTT, I
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors
ISAAC WIN. SMITH,
Once Bureau Of Assessments Street Department. Sept.
a 1881
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NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS GOING soUTH-cHANGE
Of Hour Of Leaving Baltimore for Norfolk and Charles
ton0n and after Wednesday tho 18th inst Of tho
Bay line steamers will leave tho lower end Of Spears wharf
daily Sundays excopted) for Norfolk Portsmouth We'll
DON Raleigh Wilmington Charleston and New Orleans 81
o'clock Ia the morning instead OFT O'clock in the evening,
at present. Passengers arriving In Baltimore from Pha-
dclpa New York. In Of the afternoon evening
trains wishing to South seep board the boats
charge for baggage from the depot TO the boat:
NJ N. FALLS Agent.
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QowERY THEArRE-DoORs OPEN AT 2; CUR
'a' evening s'g SSRss hx xtil K
eh''@i'r r n!i ssSSwEas or n FoRREsr : '''
Irhmasi. Mr n. Eddy Cynthia. Miss Heron
RURToNs THEATRE, CHAMBERS sTREEr.-DoORs
AZ to " osl s to w,ne,.
Nj M 6 rasF MSr S
p''' and Mise w scao 81 eSpe sEFoR Sept a.
ho,a As.ndas Mr. Dyots yGlia Mis- weston esa,
H sSSTI'n Ex fi: II Mar MRS D''''
Gsary., p aaSn MT F 3ySs.
Nara. Miss weston
NATIONAL THEATRE CHATHAM srREET.-DooRs
n%S ;i,s' n "a iSlsh This evening"
39H E q ns yF aGps 3
BINks, TIE BAGMAN.
OPERA MO q sRSApwAy
week Under sole direction and personal superson
s. ~ q Is;
Doors open AZ commence 81 s O'clock.
METROPOLITAN HALL.-MADAME ALBoNI,
WI with much pleasure, respectfully announces to the
'1.' s.. ~. ivSsso a.
WIDOW sSs Il. AND DT okPHa x T FUND
gyss ysi,s sss.s.a Madam. Aissn viii BE- assisted BY
sisNoR S SANsIoy .aS sTTi 40.
PRoGRGMME.
T. Ds.tso from Itaiians IN Alscri.si dccss wv
premier %oslis." sung BY Sig. sansiovanni ...,.,
s. ca,s.ina~' Una Vsse pooa a." from tho Bar
, S.s b sy h'ss%s esG
Ara sasa from rom the @ Msi ram
inns ~ s Madam.
1hnni and Nv Rhnda
PARrn.
Duettino from cenerentcia.. I'm sc.ve sung
By Madame Alboni and Sig. Revere. .Rossini
10 f.1ss sung by Madame
H. Grand %os s So,e!s arS Mi
anano. sung BY Madame XSoni and Chorus Rossini
Rsssrysd scai. Two Dollars, To DO had Of tho oSssrs
81 the Fire or 81 the ana a.
Dollars can secured only a. the Music store WIN.
T Asst CONCERT BUT ONE OF THE sERIEs.-MET-
= ''p'A''IM MADAME ADA MARIETTA ALBoNI
respectfully 'nn'an FIRTH FL e CT
VIII 'Ai FRIDAY Rsfr EVENING, SEPTEMBER a. 1852
'''' shoDH SbsFSTFP $S%iArIoSs.
viii DO assisted BY
sidNoR AESiTi. and.
ITALIAN OPERA x" cn H5feSssf'' ana tho
Fa ss A'f * NAH al
other parts Of the house. price dollar for which oer
aoate for seat will DO given, at Jolle Ausio Store 0
Door. open At halfpsss 8; concert to commence at
admissions suspended except only to tho PROSE-
street OF outside the Hall.
MADAME ALBoNIs GRAND coNcERTs-A LARGE
number Of tickets for the concert Of this evening want
street Person having tickets they do not wish to
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC MOTTO f Is HERE
~ by the oeeupantor to-
q houses and lots improved or lands affected
thereby that the following have been oompe
t4d " the and lodged in tho oice of the
Bureau Of for examination by all persons in
Acroetod viz-F0r paving Third Fortieth
1ery streets The limits embraced BY such assess
can't % pieces and parcels of land situated both sides
efyh avenue between Forteth and Forty fourth sroets
both sides Of Forty Fortysecond and
inc youhsIly side Of between the Third
ysstePy thscfrom All persons whose interests Affect
IL BY the above named and who opposed to
me game either of them requested to their
,sjec.ions writing to the at their Office No.
ncttos. SAMUEL Ii. DE MOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, ; Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH,
once Bureau Of Assessments Street Department, Sep
AArnho a
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EXPRESS AGENCIES.

EXPRESS AGENCIES.
RERfORD e. CO.'S EXTRA EXPRESS TO CALL
- fornia, Sandwich Islands, and South Pacific, via
Panama will be despatched steamers Sierra Nevada and
Cortes Wednesday, ed nst in charge Of special
messenger through destination Packages parcels and
letters received till 2 PM day of sailing All parcels
must be put mp strictly proof cxceed 2J
lbs. in weight 5 cubic feet Letter bags closed
before BPM. BERFORD & CO., 9 Aston House.