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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-10-14

TN pursuance of law, |, MILLAHD FILLMORE,
President of the United States of America do hereby
declare and make known that win be held at
the aforementioned Land Offices in the State OF Wscon
gin, at the periods hereinafter mentioned
At the Land Office at MINERAL POINT, common
cling Monday, the fifteenth day Of November next for
the disposal Of the public lands within the following
named Townships portion ofwhchis situated in the late
Menominee cesson, viz:
Tie base line and rest Of fourth p'zncpal
~ ~ aadian.
&shigs twenty and twenty-five, Of rangeelev
5nal twonship twentyo and township twspty-
a sssas s sWsssI .ene and uenszsse1l
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fesa on tho left hack Of Fox river ao.asslp sseea
Except the esaths aud southwest OF the south
east quarter of section twenty three, twenty i've the
half of the southeast quarter oftwenty and
thirty ve and tocnsps eighteen nineteen, renfy TRENT
owe t'centy tro, trenty three and t~ey four, OF rang
eleven.
Sections six and eighteen in fractional township fifteen
on left bank of "Fox river and "Lake Puckaway"
tons six and eighteen Of fractional o1cnsap srteen
Section two tho northwest quarter the north half Of
the northeast quarter aud the northwest quarter Of the
southwest quarter section three, sections four eight
the nothwes quarter the of the southwestquar
ter and the west half Of the northeast of nne
tons twelve and fourteen the northwest quarter and
the north northeast quarter seventeen and
tions eighteen twenty twenty twenty four twenty
six twenty eight thirty thirty two and thirty four OF ac
tiona oacsp sercnteen on the left bank Of Fox river
toonhp eighteen Except the south hall Ct the southeast
of section twenty five and the southeast quarter
OF thirty ve and townships nineteen tcenty centy
Sections four six, eight ten, and eighteen in fractional
topnsp seoenteen, the left bank Of "Fox river ac
tional Township eighteen the left bank of Fox river,
except the nao the southeast quarter of sections
eleven thirteen the south half and the south half of the
northeast quarter of fifteen, and the east half and south
quarter Of the southeast quarter of nineteen and
sections twentyone, twenty three twenty five, twenty
seven, twenty nne thirty thirty three and thirty
FIVE fractional township nineteen the left bank Of
Lake Pahwakan, and township twenty, Of range thir
Sections two our te northwest quarter and the north
half Of the northeast quarter Of five section six the
northhaf southwest quarter Of the northwest quarter
Of seven and sections eight ten twelve fourteen egh
teen, twenty twenty-five, twenty eight, thirty and tr
ytwo fractional township eighteen on the left bank Of
of Lake Pahwaken Except the east bali fthe southeast
quarter and the southeast quarter the northeast
ter objection and the south hall and souha
tion four, SIX eight, eighteen, twenty, twenty-five,
twentysx, twenty eight thirty thirty two thirty
/ fork Of ,Fox river and Lake Pabwaiken, Of range
| fourteen. - $3.50 e. ( Z s.
and
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NEW ORLEANS MARKET, Oct. II

NEW ORLEANS MAtKEIs Oct II.
The foreign news per steamer Franklin has been re-
ceved and has given quite impulse to the Cotton
Market 5000 blles have changed hands since its recep
ton ut full prices There have been sales of Mo-
lasses at 80 cents per gallon.
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BY RICHARD CAUTHORN.

REGULAR SALE DAYS:
Is MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS AND FRIDAYS
SALE OF HORSES EVERY SATURDAY
:lAN the days above named, commencing ats O'clock
~ will sell at auction at my store 18th ST.
eY of miscellaneous articles, consisting of the follow
& HADoERIES-Sugar Coffee, Gunpowder Tea Can
Soap, Nails Starch Bacon, hams shoulders and sides
Rice Pepper, Ginger, Brandy Whiskey Gin Molasses,
Hutter, Lard, Herrings, Shad.
- RNITURE-Bureaus, Sideboards, WashstandA
Feshsr Beds, hair and shuck Mattresses, Bedsteads,
a tea and shox Tables adj
with nany other articles in the housekeeping line
SHt1ES, CLOTHING, &c.-I will also sell Boots
Ahoes, Slippers, Clothing of every kind, Hats, Caps
arochery ware Matches, writing and wrapping Paper
Rsoks, &c
an 26 R cAUTHORN.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS..
sELECTION OF NEW BOOKS,
lately repeived, for sale by
NA9H a. WOODHOUsE.

NASH a. WOODHOUsE.
Moral Reflections Sentences and Maxims. of Fran
CHS, Due de Rochefoucald, newly translated from
the Frenchto which added moral sentences
and maxmsof Stanslaus, King of Poland, 81 25;
large paper copy so
The Presc5bsrs complete Hand Cook, comprising
theprineiplss Of the art OF prescr bing materia
modlca confaining all the principal medicines en-
poyeds classified according to their natural fami-
lies with their properties preparations and uses,
sean, Professor of the Faculty of Medicine, Paris,
and M keseil, edited with notes, by Nevins, M
D. London 1852; price, so
The Master Builder or Life at Trade, by Leel 90
The Confes1ons Of an Attorney by Gustayus Sharp,
Esq, to which added several papers ON Eng
ish Law and Lawyers, by Chas Dickens rs
The Experiences of Barrister by Warren Warner,
Esq. ofthe Inner Temple. ...........-.. rs
Lays of the Scottish Cavaliers, and other Poems by
VIM Edmond Stoune bytoun, editor of Black
woods Magazine, &C., 90
The Culture ofthe Grape, and Wine making, by Ro
Buchanan, with an appendix containing directions
for the culture ofthe Strawberr by Lngworth so
Hints on Health with familiar Instructions for She
treatment and preservation OF the skin, hair,th
eyes, etc, by VIM Coale, M. D., fellow of the
Massachusetts Medical Society &c.-...-.. so
Hawthorne's Life General franklin Pierce. so
Bristeds Five Years in an English University, Sc
cond edition. IS
Pioneer Women ofthe West BY Mrs Elicit rs
Anglo American Literature and Manners, from the
Voices Of Mature 10 her Foster Child, the Soul Of
Man bYtte author Of a Reel ina Bottle" edited by
EIs,anl q fhoughs Or concise explanations Of the
x1pci16f terms employed in the several branches
aIss Ss ss ss IssI ero.a g
The etsoe1 AdyT&n Hees ptaax own Correspof
e 3E5l3 sstapaietes ean
good didssss while rdaily szf Y selycd; and good
wine rhe'lgn re kingsss we rsduced % bali
4s sst'sss gssI nsss 6 tsy S. %
3ysFn1( -. 49, as62
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INDIANA ELECTION.

We aaso nothing definite from the election in this
s.kstate
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PROPERTY ON 18Th

W Ill BILE PROPERTY ON 10Th
s2x STREET, BETWEEN BROAD Il MARSHALL
S4REETS.-Three very desirable Residences
a14a beautiful Lot for sale MT Auction
VIII be sold on FRIDAY, the 22d October, commencing
4 o'clock, NJ upon the premises those three very de
sfabie residences situated the side of 18th st.
between Broad and Marshall streets and occupied
by Messrs James A. Cowardin, VIM. H. Fry and David
These houses are built in the most approved and mo
dem FOUR stories high, with about eight rooms EACH
erot order and contain every convenience to be
deflfed IL genteel family residences After which, will
bo beautiful lot Of ground ether with the
thereon situated 9th street, at its in
Hifh Marshall street, fronting 50 feet and run
4 9Q eet in the part Of which lot leaving it
of aeptb for building purposes) stand two tene-
nen<e Qptn8 IN Marshall street-and these tenements
naM y1et3lpg very good rents.
n1NR2fty, from it,. Immediate proximity to the bu-
p44<1cf the city, and also its very retired and
A5fce1 Enation tosetherwth the very desirable cha
faete 6ifnprovements, &c, combines unusual in
" those in want Of genteel residences, who
c6ltt 5l ~ bu ldng
Qnef fourth cash. the balance at l, 2 and 3
yeet credit payments to bear interest," payable
ri eanuAI VI md secured ~ deeds of trust.
oe9 JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, Auct.
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LATEST NEWS.


SIG BALTIMORE, Oct -, A. NJ
The Democrats have probably carried their State
Ticketby majority ranging between eight and ten
housandy
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Onicc superintendent of s,rcc,.
-ron hchmord, Oct 7th 1852
MOkOPOSALS will he race;,,,J -. Il

I.I!InlUIu OCt Ith, ISJ2.
UOkOFOSALS will be received at tb;S of;oo 81
- Thursday. the 18th inst for the removal of Garth
rom th street. betwt Byrd street and the river and
o to 9Th streets and grading said streets between the
inc quantity OF excavation will be bout tie n tbonsand
cubic yardsso much may be reonired to .9asi l
low PAGES on the grade lines of said streets to he demo
sea 5hereon and so much Of surplus as NAV be re-
CURED TO be deposited adjacent lots and F6
estimate however will be taken in cuttings alone,
Inc contractor will enter into covenant with the c;t
OF hchmond Tor the prompt and faithful execution fti
Wok TO pe signed within ten days from the date of ba
ed. - eu as "oaidon-
cents per cubic yard aud any bid bsvond fbat r; ~
be considered abandoned ~ f'''e WI"
rayments vii be made in monthly estimates with n
he work. ~ ~ sae coinpietoh OF
oc Quo NJ BATES Supt Streets
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sDUVAL,s COTTAGES" FOs. SAFE

sDUvAL'S COTTAGE" FOk. SALE
WYE authorised to sell that beautiful reside nee
w situated about a mile North of the city of Rich
mond aad South of the Richmond Turnpike known as
"Duvas Cottage, with tenacres of land attach ed in
high state of cultivation. The residence is very com
modious, with all necessary out houses.
au 80 eff w ATSON 4 HUGHES
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= - : = = :
IA ri rOh = Hr A.-nv wiz rent we
i g o'rA nouse On MsaeoN 1n', cM slsPs
condition snd y delightful resdence Possession may
oe hsd immsmatey. nent slo per month <<ss.z IA
u re-; IL foLEhT g Go0ks
: re z 6enorni AEepfs
- FOR HHNT%@ L. @bd6n houae On xh6{E
WI side Of Valley stre1k de1e the Chapel, a1d
containing three rooms. Rent 4Dt per month q III
I3s3 ~ ~ q kt3s,k
Sc - gs2ekaL = 8s2Ess
AA HOUSE ROW BEMEs+ brion HonSS -.
Marshal street, between = md III
occupied by Mi. Harry Elk er, WI ~ roolnS 1xd
brick kitchen III r0dr wish two Ssss1 ol3
be had the Isl cf Oce6baFs NOD ~ ~
Sc 90 ss s5t ~ q Z; 1<is & /
- N . j !; y 3 g 3 ) 8 ms
O. =. ~ a e 3 sn.24 n2ose
e. $3.50 ~ TX u
sr] Rs given Il & e E 34 a.; ~ mora "a
Sc ~ n .zs 49, 81 n 15Ss212i krS13fs /
Z = = =. =. = -77-1
f"1 ~ = $1,000 &(0
- o. = - 20 saa s s.i i ~ ri
pr, sa ~ low aso. = 'sfse Sc IS Z
80 ~ Z -.
"a FOE RENTs
Luz su''ao'o III 'e'a'' 49,
oc 4-aawffs fas,ce u 7Hs
"a YALT1ET. " SE7TT
.Ii=iu MAIN STREEIx S3R<
the half acre Lot on which, IN 1t4ni116
feet on Main street. at thsc0prias ~ ~
perty. at a small expenselbhsy
screws 1 and presses. ss
posed to purchase. Abn
NJ :. . e
an FOE HECI1
IN rage nyssd1k
lson' corner "
II or
EU RI8
ILL TORHs
tentiop of ff19~frj
Fall stock Of
m VI
Which comprises al
sand Qualities of ger
and Caps now Ii
karc,onts ii
are rsspectfullI
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saise soth6j r. yl6l OF
soea Ids practicable q 'seeinss
dayappeinted for the tnlaen
the faH4s embracing tha fret
clSiin will be forfeited. ARD
right Under the act entitled A
al-Laad District in the Terrfil
Other purposes" approves RI,
capants or pe,mittees, to el 2s
es or permits, any of the
fractional townships above n
titled under the act eatif'
mum price price fthe al sssl
rior district,in Michigan
Wisconsin" approved 2g4a' /
lands covered by their ~ &,
respectively, at the mini Y ls !,
covering more than oaa u M ",
render Of such lease or ! ~
purchase, ifhe shall electFeo 9
rate Of So so per acre, II rtsgc
to the satisfaction ofthya IA
low river, and make paynd Il
cable after seeing THIS ssotirs, d
for the commencement Of tho
bracing the tract claimed, 9th
forfeited.
Acting Commissions Q
an oS-wl3t
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BRILLIANT LOTTERY ROR 0CTORER ,sr..
$4,000 Grand Can;tal =

BRILLIANT LOTTERY RoR OCTOBER 18TH.
$4,000 Grand Capital
10 OF $4,000. of 2DOO
Eighteen drawn ballots in each package of 25 tickets
Grand Consolidated Lottery, class &C. to be drawn at
Baltimore on Saturday, October 10th rs numbers IS
| OF. -.-----.- $4,000 S of. $4,000
10 Of ...-o7--.- 10000 500 Of .--...... as
Lowest No prizes $685. lst end 3rd drawn Nos SIS
4th 5th or 9Th go 7th 9Th 9th S. all other single
Tickets sl5, halves So quarters 3 U.s.
Certificate OF package of Wholes s14o-shares in
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass 81 to he dr.yrn q
Baltimore on Wednesday, October Goth. rs Nos, 10
CAPITALS
pf, dc o. 4s 46d prize $500
do 1900 10 do .... 1900
Tickets slo' halves s. quarters Q so.
$4,000. $500 $500
Susquehanna Lottery class A. to be drawn at Ralti
more re- on Wednesday O ;tober 9th 1859 IS nos.
l OF. ...--..--..sa $4,000 a5 of. $500
l Of '......--... $500 s5 oi........ zoo
l of...........-. $500 400 Of: ---'- 1 $40
c.o llcIets TO- halves S. quarters . So
Certicate OF package of wholes $loO-shares in pro-
Orders for Tickets in any Of the Maryland Lotte
ne gu meet the most prompt and confidential atten
I'll a, II addressed to r. FRANCE & CO. Managers
-oc2 Or to G w. PURCELL Richmond Va
LxTRA AND FAMILY FLOTR--7n..o-o-
| IL for sale by FRY McCAMnIIiesapr e
AMEs A. SMELL, AGENT, has taken tho
fobn stang S NO ~ West Main street. lately occupied by
Iohu a. onel " Co.. and has just received part and
6y Wednesday next will have entire new stock of
staple and Fancy Dry Goods and most respectfully So
% ne OF the friends of the late firms of
| eigh. Ao'' anu nogh III
IOK gle, STORAGE, STORACE--
~ Goods on storage will be received in the warebons.
a tcofna
~ - B. B. MOSELFY
4 Sly the schooner Richmond have re-
~ ceveda large lot OF 80 hour and day spring weight
ana striking marine Clocks to which the attent;o 90
purchasers Is invited by the otherwise for sale
ny r.. NJ. ZIMMERMAN
o 10 Corner Main and l2h streets
( AL.-loc casks refined Oil, for machinery, &c. land
" ing and for sale by '' ~
oc 10 DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co
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t5ttssAnQ before til
ek aslt ofthe public sale D.
esIaslned, otherwise such
II person having the
a9sto create an addition
! 2bf Wisconsin, and for
s:eh. ls47, as lessees, oc,
Il me extent Of their leas-.
shin the townships and
sted. and who are en-
! fst to reduce the mini
lids in the Lake Supe-
Chippewa District, in
{ aibsf, 1850, to enter the
occupancy and permits,
rice oil vi rs pAacre; or i
,ctitn, entitled, on the sur
at lie proper land Office to-
4 npe TIL section, at the
80 70 essabifsh che same
'er and Receiver At VII
1lierefDrS son rs pr0cts-
/ fsetassthe day appointed
sale of'the lands emf
s,lclf calm will be
If MIN WILSON,
yise q sheral Land Office.
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80 FOR NEW YOHn-fsyA Vsssss-ysr-
49, ginin line of Richmond aud New York
Paekeis-The superior fine fast sailing packet schr
RICHMOND, Capt Isaac Purnell, having the greater
portion of her cargo engaged and going on board will sail
with apossbe dispatch For balance of freight of 800
datons, apply to
oc1 10 DAVID CJJRRIE
,sssA FOR HOST ON-Fsrst VesseI--The su
sss peror fine fast sailing regular packet schr JU
LIETTE, Captain Obediah Baker having the greater
portion of her cargo engaged, and going board will sail
with all possible dispatch For balance of freight OF 800
packages tobacco or passage, having superior
modatons, apply to
R FOR NEW OKLEANs.-Vvgania and
4ssssA Louisiana Lane-FIRST PACKETS sail
RSE
loading and will sail above For freight. cabin or
steeragepassag- having superior accommodations apply
'' = o' DAVID CURRIE,
CHAS T WORKMAN & co.
e23 a ~ Or HASKINS &c LIBBY.
- ron BOsTON.-The superior fast sailing
receive freight above. and win sail with all possible
dispatch For freight or passage, apply to-
60 FOR sAvANNAH, GEO.-The superior
:S5kA fast sailing schooner A. T. WETMoRE. Captain
Samuel Deaborn, having the greater portion OF her
go engaged and going board will sail with all possible
dispatch For balance of freight or passage having su
perior accommodations, apply to -
&C DAVID CURR1E.
A TENEMENTsFOR RENT-Two wooden
GW tenements French Garden Hi,l containing three
rooms each, with usual conveniences. Rent IS per
month. TOLEH Il COOK,
Sc IS General Agents.
PA HOUSE EOK RENT.--We will rent the
G:& large brick house Maddox's Hill, few steps
west Of Howards Grove. 1t is nearly i IN good
condition, and is adeightful residence. Possession may
be had immsdiately Rent $40 per month. M
n TOLERv Il COOK, & ~
NED ae 6enornl Agepf4
= FOR RENT ~ II <'5sIsa house 81 f6sj
Q east side Of Valley stfec< deH the Chapel eapd
containing three rooms. Rent % per month
TQEEH Il COOK
Sc IS Gcoo<1l 4dests
- HOUSE ROU BENEs% BROS Aoase ~
l&N Marshal street betxeFn a egd ts now
occupied by Mr. Henry Sl br, 81 ~ roon6 xE<5l
be had the Isl cf Ocs6b NOD ~ y
Sc % 81 & s. 81 "a ~ 81 s
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HARDWARE, CUTLERY, Nc.-The sub
scriber having purchased the stock of goods be-
longing to the estate of E. NJ Newburn, deceased and
opened 1.-THE store formerly occupied by him. takes this
method Of inviting his friends the customers Of Mr. New
goods He will keep constantly hand general assert
ment OF Hardware pocket and table Cutlery, edge Tools
&c,swhich he will sell at very low prices.
A. b. CLARKE,
au II Corner franklin and 9Th sta.
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Richardson u Co.,
IMTORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
DRY GOODS,
95 Main street, Richmond. Va.
IN STORE, by the ships New World. Siddons, &C..
II the steamers Africa, Atlantic and Asia, via New
York and by various arrivals from the northern cities
q full stock OF
FALL GOODS,
Embracing all descriptions of coarse and fine Wooens
the newest styles and patterns of Dress Goods and
complete assortment of Domestic Cotons-to all which
wenvite the attention of merchants of Virginia and
North Carolina this season. with the assurance that
disposed to sell them that all must consider
accommodating and reasonable.
Also--the most extensive and varied assortment O
English and American Carpetings, Rugs Door Mats
Piano and Table Covers, &C. in the city.
au31-dl0t-c7w@ RICHARDSON x co
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~ Olive Branch Baptist Church, Madison cor.
OF Mcr,gemeiyst r~schisg EyEaY EVENING tsis
HILL Of Plairfe' ". The public are aiIectonatsy
inyit.dto attend. 3ft'
~, Emf ..rant Intellisence ONCE and Labor
GAchan <e, Nos. q are 81 Csaa-st, New; rosk-Inis
ont 10 established by the Commissioners of Emigration
whsie always be found age numbers OF Lahoer and
at very low rates Of wages and can have
neu orders filed by writing TO the Superintendent and
serdns the amount necessary TO pay the passage OF me
parties IsSpIsd No fee cSaEtsd 70 snssloys
IT, WorkinRmen's Building Association.-of-
hce OF Broadway aud Grand ST. over the Pacific
Bsnkhsvng about 400 shares subscribed for. offers in
dUctments for new subscribers Bs follows:
L. The entrance fee. until Eco is 1884, 81 per SHIRE
The monthy dues 50 per share Shares when full,
otere.t. s.the rate per cent allowed on dues paid
The Association is expected to close in seven years.
when subscribers will receive $500 for each share sub
The Office is open MONDAY and FRIDAY EVEN
lNGS when addresses will delivered in reference to the
Ten shares having been sold at the last monthly meet
og makes an advantage for members subscribing before
,ha,ss 10, III re- f tue "no'0
RO8T MCCLELLAN, President.
ALEX S. CLIFTON, Vice-Piesident.
Gro. W ANDERSON, Secretary.
JOHN MORRISON, Treasurer.
Jas A. Vaudeville, JOna. Dawson, Henry Calhoun
Hensy MaIls, James serIaa James Anderson,
John J. Messerve
a D.
"a secure a Home.-The Office Of the EAST RIy-
Ek BUILDING aud MUTUAL LOAN ASSOClA-
TON No 3li GraDG-st.. open daily between the
hours Of ~ and 81 u M 10 receive new sub
scfibeis Entrance Tee 81 monthly dues, 50.
OBADIAH NEWCOMB, President.
JAMES WHITE, Vice President
SAMUEL p JORDAN, Ass slant wee President
TRUSTEES.
Robert IT. johnson, Thos c. Could,
Augustus Eloi and, Daniel ULdeThlll,
Jacob r. Howard, John Cooper. -
DAVID A. Forbes, Alexander ". Smith,
Edward Collin
CHAS K. ANDERSON, Secretary.
MARCUS p FERRIS, Counselor and Attorney:
SAMUEL ATKINSON. Surgevor. OF lts
~ Money AuctiOn.-The extraordinary success
which has at ended The GREEN WICH BUILDING AS
ISOLATION VIII enable the officers Offer ten or twelve
shares for redemption THIS EVENING, IN the Bleecker
Building, Blocker. Morton st. All VINO would IKE
learn the principles and understand the practical opera
tons, invited Ia attend.
Tie meFbtrs requested to call TO-DAY at the Of
fee No 30 9Th sy. AID pay their dues IT may not be
possible to receive the money n the public meeting
Members who do not pay will be lab to the usual fine
CHAHLFs CRANE, President
DAVID MlLLIKER Vice President.
r Ross, Jr., Office No 48 8lh-av. silt
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FRANCIS NICHOLsOS,} Assefsors
e9fa ISAAC VIM SMITH,
NOTICE-Public no.

tce Is hereby 10 the owner or owners, occupant
or occupants OF AL houses and los. improved or unin
proved lands affected thereby that the foowns ssses. -
Inents have been completed T the Ascssos, sox sx-
animation BY all per Interested. VIZ For LII ~
. SEWER in GREENE-sT;, RON tns ,s 90 ~ = SEVER
in HOUSTON ST. from the sever ~ ,. sms,acsd -
h 49,. .osnt include all the several heuse ana To-
Of ercund piece, and PARCELS q ,n sai R,ssetr
on potn sass side OF MERGERS between Grand
s.d Houston s, the Ioshsr ds Of Cas-i ,, ana
s.wesn Mercer ard Greene SIS on ootn sues ~
To-, rsnsf between Broadway an Mercer 81 AND ~
~ sea en- COS SOS Broadway All pSrsons
bose interests are affected by the above sssS Carer
ssssrners and who are opposed 70 the ses,sss IN
m,sipr To the undersigned, at their Office ~ a. sscs
Records within thirty days from the es,s sstnsnf yan
i. is,s ssAS sSEEIEs EErdRaEo nSass ASSESSOR
,.o Tshhc WI SMITH. -
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CORPORATION NOTICE. - Public

EORPOhAIlON NOilCE - ruouc
" notice hereby gwen TO the over owners. occu-
pant or occupants ali aad lots, improved or I'M
improved lands affected thereby that the following assess-
mems have been completed BY the Assessors sad are
lods ed in the Of the Bureau for ex
amin alton by all persons neres'ed ~ For BUILDING
a SEWER With RECEIVING BASINS and Gull
VERTS IN STANTON ST froui Pitt 1T 20 the westerly
ade Of Suffolk Ut The limits embraced by such assess
men Icues all the al houses and lots Of goaad va
DIT lots pieces and parcels OF land situated ON both sides
Of anton st.. between FIt aud Softoks's; on both
sides Of RIDGE Attorney, Clinton and snfsiksts and
the crowns Of the SAID several streets noTthery and
sou:bsrly therefrom. All persons whose interests are
affected by the abOyeDamod assessments, and who
are opposed TO the same eiter Of them are re-
qusstsd TO present their objections "a writing TO the M
dersignsd, at their Office, No Hou Of Records, wnh
thirty days the dae Of this notice Office Bureau VI
Assessments, Street Department. Jan. 80 1871
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