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LE0AL 9(YTISJH1.

ossi.n Of the Mayor Aldermen Comnsaasy q u.
Harlem .,s mot ss s from ,'ss
assessment in the entitled matter hereby give notice.
sss is'
sps parc 10 the S Of 70 New nso ons As
passed April 10 1889 .nd also tho Act entitled TO
2, taxes in the city county Nc.
h or
81 all houses and improved unmproved laads affected
ment IN the .boye sattlsd matter and that all persons
s S sTs their Dc
oss in writing Jonathan W. Allen the Chairman Of
sy york. DAYS
s @ s1 a As . the T y the
Az that par. Of Pirt lying between the nogthsry
fourth Also III that p.Ts Fret .ssnSs
ns Tss % a de- Of sixth Z I'll: ss &
ssssas s.swssn and Also
n
side Of i2oth street and the line high the
A. laid out and ooorsd tho damage map Of COM
nssionsrs now on he in the Sfoe Of the Street Gom%s
ins city
M of
S on
map Of the CommiSsoners Of Estimate and in
opssns First
street TO Harlem 1850
and 1851 New York. April 1882 Richard City Sur
OF the city Of New York. And also all the pieces par
cells Of land fronting lying both sides Of the
nterSeoting said First between the norther side
OF street and the souhcrly side Of Eighty
fourth street. bounded the east BY fine distant half
way between snid First and A. and the
west by line half way distant between said First
and Second laid and colored the said bo
nett map on fe a aforesaid In the Office Of tho Street
parcels Of land situate lying both sdes Of the
streets said First between the northery
side Of xghtyaxth street and tho southery side of 18th
street Also the lot At the of tho lot ut the northeast
Of the lot 1T the southwest of nth and
First ALSO two lots At the Of the lot
NJ the northeast Of 10Th street and First
also the triangular lot at tho Il the lot Mt the north
triangular lot 1T the Of the lot OF the northeast
Of 12t street and First Also three the
nsrthery side Of st street. distant about twenty five feet
westerly from the westerly sde Of said First Ao
land Of Philip Mledoer, and the soutAery side Of
l22d street. Also, two lots the Of land Of Philip
Mledoer the nsrhwest Of First and
1924 street Also three rear lots owned by Philip Mile
avenue. Also, plot Of ground, owned by Thatcher
T. Payne at The Of land Of James Chcsterman
tweon sd arm l2th Streets and lying west Of First avenus
seventy Eve feet westerly from the First avenue wo,
the said do further give notice that
port in The above entitled matter will DO made and
sented to the Supreme Court Of the State Of New York.
Of the New York Saturday. the 18th day
oember 1882 and that then and there thereafter
counsel be heard. notion will be made that said
report 10 eonn G Inn tsteS NsY York Sept 49, 1852
GEORGE II; PURsER, Commissioners
HrNRY y. DAVIES, Attorney.
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MATRIMONIAL.

NATRIMOEY MADE EASY. OR HOW TO WIN A
Ivl lover.-Prsfcssor RoUNDoUT New York for nerly
Of Sweden will send TO address, receipt Of dollar
poet paid plain directions enable ladies gentlemen
win the devoted affections Of Of the opposite
their hoars may desire The process simple but
rearanc positions and last though not least be
arranged with euoh and decacy that detection i'm
possible. Address Professor RoUND0UT New York City
No Letters taken from the Post Office unless postage paid
MATR1M0NY MADE EASY, OR HOW TO WIN
Iva yer-Professor Lswton Boston, formerly Of Lon
don, will send to address, receipt Of dollar
paid plain directions to cradle ladies gentlemen win
abe devoted affections Of " the shsir
hearts desire The sinpo but captivat
Ing that all DO married irrespective Of sppear
siton and last though not lesst
rsEsd With such and deicaey that smpos
letters tafen from the Post once unless the postage
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AS rNsDLssGY.


~ FAD THE EVIDENCE OF JAMES ROBERTS NO %
ID Fidler street between Second and Montgomery streets
who had been fu TO too free Of ardent spsit fog
ten yea sIhs 10 TO certify that FOR ten loag years Las
been slave to tho OF liquor, and had ASIDE At
tempis 10 give y mp but could not Ell Till became
acquainted eth br Rohaok, whom applied tn him. aud
hR 10 state ainoc that time had qnov
snd hate tho sig Of it, and eli who stu
ated asl to call on him. Any who ksos
more particularly call At ny redoncs No. 70
ftl sreet, between Second and MONTGOMERY streos,
Ihiiadslphis JAMES ROBERTS.
City Ut hiladslphis ssPersonay appeared before
the suhscrih 81 the Aldermen FOR tbo said city
the aoys named James Roberts who being dull,
dcrofe AZ say the foregoing statements In all part
hand and seal this seventh day II februsry, 1850
JOIN A. WHITE, Alderman
AZ letters to G. W. RoBACN No. White street. will he
regousy att, nded TO- hprepnd. For psrtoulars,
ga ana go an Astrooger Almsnae gratis Ia which cer
hoAtes be seen.
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CORPORATION E-PUDLIC NOTICE Is
~ hereby given to the
pants Of all houses and lots improved lands
affected thereby that the following assessments have been
completed by the ASSESSORS and lodged in the
the Bureau of Assessments for sxans by s persons
Interested, via For paving Theatre alley from BcekmaA
10 Ann street The nits embraced by such in
Glade all the several houses end lots Of vacant oss
pieces and Of land both dos
alley between Ann snd Bsekman Streets and tho north
erly side of Ann street about fifty feet cntrly
hundred and ten feot westerly from Theatre alley All
persons whose interests affected by the above named
A-ments and who opposed to the either Of
tbem requested TO present their objections writing
TO she usdersigned Mt their Once No. Hall Of Records
Within thirty days nom the date Of this notice.
SAMUEL H. DE MOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, , Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH,
once, Bureau Of Assessments Street parment, oetC
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HoLLowAY's PILLs-THg MOST EFFEcrUAb cCHl
II for headache nervousness debility and gddnsss
the head Mrs DrinkwRter of Castle street, Liverpool hal
been in i'll health for considerable time suffering
headaches nervousness and dsbtated oonitutioD
and frequently suddenly seized with giddincs In tn,
heat 80 thst her strength completely failed her and sh.
would fail to the ground Rvery effort tried obtain
reef by following the prescriptions os medical but
without she then commenced taking Hoowags
pills, and this invaluable medicine the
tone OF her stomach renovated her constitution and 50 Of
fectuay cured her headache that she enjoying the
hest Of heath Sold by al tho vendors medicine
out the British empire and by those o. the United sss
S1hc, SSe aud 81 81 each. WI sssae, at Mr.. JOSEF II
noRsEYs Maiden lane New York. snd ~ tho proprietors
2i4 strand London.
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FOR frelshA Or Ha.sAss, APIly 70

EBWAR6 < Collins 3 CO.. Is WAN street.. n Z.
BROWN, SIMPLIFY q CO., Liverpool
3. @. ROBERTS " CO., Is Kings Arms Yard, I,oAdon.
JOHN MUNROE CO., % Rus Notro bAno los
Victories, Paris; or
GEO. II. DRAPER Havro
me Of these chips will not DO COLA
lyer lullisn, specie jewslry precious stones esa
unless bills Of adins signed therefor and the value
hereof therein expressed.
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LfoR NORFOLK, PETERSBURG AND RICHMOND
L. The United state, nall stssnship ROANOKE, I.
November 9th. at oelcoh r. n. For freight apply on
v0a'u' ana ii LGpIkH PLEAsANrs. s. Front ssrsss.
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CORPORATION NOTICE--PURLIC NOTICE IS
~ hereby given TO the owners occupant or
cvpants Of all houses and lots improved unimproved
lands affected thereby that tho following have
been completed by toe Assessor and lodged in the
efcc Of the Bureau Assessments for examination all
persons interested vFor fencing lots Twenty
6fth Twenty sixth, and Twenty seventh Streets between
Sixth and Seventh and Sixth and Seventh
avenues between Twenty-ffth and Twenty-scventh
include all the several houses and lots of ground
cAat lots, pieces and parcels of land, situated n
beth rides Of Twenty ffth, Twentysi1th, aud south
ssly side Of Twontyssventh streets, betwsen Sixth
snd Eleventh. avenues the essterly aide Of Seventh
avsnue, between Tweuty-ffth snd streets
Nos s96 s97 LIS I,l2O 1885, 1885, 60 to l6ll 4169
TO fI72 $3.50 to 1895, and 1910 TO 1923 All PERSONS
whose interests sGetes by the above named assess
TO preBent their objections writing
NndersiEncd at their Office No Hail OF Records within
thirty days from she dste Of this notice.
SAMUEL ii. DE MOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC WN. SMITH. }
Oce, Bursau ofAssessmonts, Street. Oot 80
1881 " '
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lyOR sAvANNAH--U. S. NAIL MNE.-rUE SUPP.
ror steamship FLORIDA Capt Thomas Lyon on sstur-
ssy Noy on a. o'goshP from pier n r. Apply 70
Capt. g. D. Ludlow, Saturday Nov. 18th. For speed
accommodations and fare, these ships have no su-
rrfi oro On the roapt.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.


a Of the New York and Esrlsm Railroad leave The
His ss ~.
SonneeaE with the Western Naroad for Albany AND Troy
sss sass &
Chatham -Four eornsIs connecting with Western Rail
Il q o iHs %..ssrn rsa
ssrao0n. Fsss skreugh. 81 N. sLoAT, supornssnasas
ASs y sS S9A FSa H.
.sssaies leave fSdsdspaiS fses 4 w;isns ssssss
HUDSON RIVER .RAILRoAD-TRAINs DAILY.
:s:y :ss ~; 9Sssssa T..s. = ii Ts.s: Sic
IN s
Vail Train A. ...Throush Way Trains q and r. =
-sundsy Nan Trsia F. T. from Canal ssress.Pa..ea.
s:.'a s sss
~ summer Arransenents-on and after wednesday.
- Tsa: will fss a. S a. ssw
stopping stations 25 A. NJ Express Train for Gu
H. ns %
rroyidsnes and Newport eD n AoeeTnodstiea Train
a.n
issvns P5Svdenos and sssnR.9 Il ": n S
Ysrs; soP;i: AssommSSssS. Train f'f New I.ys..
h as,iR e. r. Fran
leaves New Haven tbs arrival Of the $50 r n Rxpfss
Train from New York The trains leaving New London
$50 A. NJ and 1910 A. NJ connects Now Haven With the
New York Train at $50 A. and ll6 p II. Passengers BY
Trains 81 Nav Haven for Hartford and spngae New
York, the evening. RICH. N. 0OWD. SUP.
NV HAvNH. AuEusf H. 1883
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPBrA-DIREC
~ Cd States Mail and Express Lines Through in four
York from foot Of Cortandt street and A. NJ SIX
r. n. Leave Phladelphis at AID A. NJ and 6k p n.
more, washington Norfolk and Charestonthroush tick
~ ns s scs from Sr IN
with baggage the ferry fifteen minutes before hs
lesve
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E0RPoRATION NoTICE.-PUBLTC NOTICE IL
~ hereby given. to the pant
supzHts all houses and lots improved lands
Affected thereh that the following assessments have been
completed by the AID the Office Of the
Bureau Of for examination by all nte
res.sd thirty street between Fifth
hroyEh the sidewalks where the same nos dono
xhc limits embraced by ouch assessment include all the
several houses and lots Of ground lots pieces and
pAreels Of land situated both sides
ssso between Fifth and Sixth all persons
interests affected by the above named and
who opposed to tho either them
q 70 present their objections In writing to the
a. At their once No. Hall Of Records within thirty days
1sen Me date Of this notice.
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, }Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH
Cee Bureau Of Assessments Street De nArtment Oct0
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HpNEils Avn WATERING YLAona.

CENTREvILLE MANsIoN uousE pFRcEN POINT
feter hei ry posge Proprietor formerly ofMoCoombs
Io hyc and half miles from Jersey City ferry OF
Ccrtandt street Is very Tor psst n yors OF his
fords tad hopeful Of the confirm anoc OF Enc same
Breshset dnner and at all hours parties
horest notice Good ta-et grounds attached 70 the
Stages starts from the ferry NJ all hours
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sHzxF'PIN6.

EoR LIvERPooL,-UNITRD STATES NAIL STRAIN
ship ARCTIC Captain James @. Luce This steamship
gfn depart vsh the " s. Nails for Europe positively on
SAtursay Nosembsr 18TH Al twelve o'clock, ~ from
berth Mt foot Of Canal M berth secured paid
are requested 70 be board at TX The
steamship Pacific will succeed the Arctic and sail Novcm
Der U For freight or passage having unequaod
nodauons Tor elegance and comfort, apply to
EDWARD X. COLLINS " Co. 66 wall street.
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IS
CAsT.oFF CLOTHING AND TURNTrURE WANTED.
" Ladies and rentlenon having casa Oh slothing far
pinys 10 dispose Of obtain price
sor tho subscriber ~ bis rosacnoe ns through
Ross viii be promptly attended TO. Ladies attended by
Ars. Cohen u. 3. COHEN, No. 90 Blm street.
CASH FOR CLoTHING-LADIEs OR eEsTr.rNRy
~ IsvnR any cast on clothing furniture 10 dispose s
receive the utmost value IN cash by sending bc
OF ny letter through the 10 delivery uos
ray the postage. LAdies attended 10 by Mrs. Cohen.
;, COHEN, so Hudson street.
<NAST OFT CLoTBfNG-wANTED TO PURCHASE
~ About two thousand dollars worsa Of good left 90
wearing apparel OF every sescrption IN large or email
for which the full value Will 30 given IN
money. Address through post or call on JAMES MORO
NEY. Al his secondhand store. ii ORANGE RttSBt.
(,AsT-pTr CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED
~ LAdes or gsntaren having any clothing, furniture
ewcy tc dispose Of oar obtain fair cash Price by sending
Cor tho subeorbor IS bis reence through the post
Ladies' attended BY Mira. Dnsesldori, ~ Elm street
CLOTHING WANTED LADIES OR GENTLEMEN
having any cart on clothing to dispose Of get .
tar each price, ~ sending to the store addressing aiot
ter by Post, TO c. LEWIS, 2l5 Bowsry.
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yY,HG NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
Nail Steamers. The ships composing as Ina srs IA
following ATLANTIC, Captain WcaN
PACIFIC, Captain Nye.
ARCTIC, Captain Luoe.
BALrIG, Captain CorstooR.
ADRIATIC, Captain Orattcn.
rhoss snire having been built by eontraos expressly
every has been their
in their euSnesko ssronsth epssa
and their for unsquaed fos
elegance sid comfort
Prioe Of passage York Liverpool 1ssa o.
sn, $780, In seoord cabin $40 inclusive CT sxtrA rise
state room, $50.
From Liverpool 70 New York. ESQ sLc E2s
An experienced surgeon attsched 10 o.oh ship.
No hoyths seoured unk maid for
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CORPORATION NoTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
hereby given to the owner owners occupant or ooeu
affected thereby that the following havo been
completed by tho Asscssor and lodged in the ooe Of
the Bureau OF Assessments fer oxaminat; by all
Interested vIFor fencing vacant lots on Lexington
between Twentyeighth and ninth Tho
limits embraced by such all The
houses and lots Of ground vacant and parcels Of
Land situated the eastrly side OF Lexington avenue
between Twentyeghh and Twenty-ninth streets ALI per-
those interests affected by the above
And who opposed to the ethor Of them,
requested to their objections in writing 20 tho
dersgEed at their office No Hall Of Records within
thirty days from the date of this notice.
SAMUEL II. DE MOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH.
Once Bureau Of Assessments Strest spartnent Oct. 30
l2s2 " ~
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GORPoRATIoN NoTICE.-PUBLIc NOTICE IS
~ hereby given to the owner ownera, occupant
occupants houses and los improved unmprovsd
lands, affected thereby that the following assessnsnts
have been completed by the Assessors and in the
e7es Of the Bureau of for by all
E;vhtS 80 Tsn,b aysnnS bs Emi. @
include all several houses and lots
vacant lots pieces and parcels of land situated both
saes Of Thirty sixth street from Eighth TO Tenth
On shs westerly side Of Ninth and on the estery side Of
Thirty street All persons whose interests af
fected by the above named and
posed TO the same either Of thsm requested to
Office, No Hall Of Records within thirty the
date Of this notice. SAMUEL H. DE MOTT, }
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors
ISAAC WIN. SMITH,
Once Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department, Oot
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DACIFIc NAIL STEAMSHIP COLOR RIO JANET
Il 70, Valparaiso and Panama-The splendid new steamer
John L. srEPHENs. {lsoo tons svr.hs,l Robert l -
about the 9Th December For passage only having
rupsb accommodation apply ~ tho once Of ths Company
n South styesA
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s. DRING FORTH THE HORSE"
- No sooner said than done;
Just 40 to Lyons II you wish for run;
Buy his destroying Pills

Then, in q trice,
You rid your dwellings OF the rata and mice.
And, IL with bed bugs you arc cor annoyed,
To buy his Powder-it hath oft been triSd,
They eatit once their jaws then close Tor over,
And you viii say-th Ly MS very clever.
Ia ON'S Dapot. 1914 Eroa1wfy
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&sfREET DEPARTMENT, MOI HAND OF kEUUHDS.-
~ Public notice 10 hereby given that tho folio Eing
ftions prosentPd In the Board Of Aldermen
re ss south sidewalk of Thirty rst street between sixth
ard Seventh vacant lots ktneteenth
street. between Fh and Sixth 70 fence vsesrt
lots Eighteenth street. between Fh and Sixth avenues
All persona interested having objections thereto
gnesed to present them in writing to the rndsrsSr0a At
k.s sfice, b. fore the = OF November Inst.
JOHN HODGE Street Commissioner.
November l. lS52
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CORPORATION NOTICE. PUBLIC NOTICE IS
~ hereby given to the owner owners occupant 90
lands thereby that the following
been completed by the Assessors and the ONCE
Of the Bureau examination all
space four feet wide in the
sidewalk Of Fifteenth street between First Second
The limits embraced by such include
all the several houses and lots Of ground lots pieces
parcels Of land situated the seuthery side OF
tsenth street. 800 feet eAstsry from Second All
whose interests affected by the above named
Asnt and who opposed to the either of Them
requested to present their objections in writing 10 the
underlined their Office Hall Of Records within
thirty days from the date Of this notice.
SAMUEL III. DE MOTT, J
FRANCIS NICHOLSON. Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH,
Once, Bureau Of Assessments Street Oct. So
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DACIf!C CHEMICAL LABORATORY, PACIFIC
street between Vanderbilt and Carlton Brock
Ign onoe No II Wall street. third aoor, No. 10 A.
lANICKE KRAFT, manufacturers Of pure chemicals
ReareRt daguerreotypc apparatus acids ethers ammonia
metallic oxides A. other 6ne &c. wona espset
fully solicit public attention TO their
where they at all tmes ready to furnish srtos r
their line with tho utmost fidelity and pronpaess they
feel ASSURE that they furneh good srsle
be imported and At lower rate They also ready 10
make analysis Of drugs chemicals minerals and other acs
me- a. art
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CORPORATION NOTICE PUBLIC NOTtCE is HIRE
~ BY given sale will take place the pubc y.rds
the 9th of Nov next such goods have
rsnoyed from the whsrye piers and strcese Of the ss
that have remained In the yards
ths 10th day Of October last pact Sale At the yard In
Ccosk street. betw and stanton streets NJ ~
t'eIoek NJ And in streop. Ws5hugton at NJ
yordor. GEORGE Wits, Sppt. OF Streeta.
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NINE. HRNRiETTE sONTAG IN BROOKLYN.
AvA grammo Of Mr.. John zundefs Grand Cosort,.
mouth mo Church r Brooklyn o. rhsr:a.y M evening,
signor Poxzojini. M Carl Ecksrt Director, and .
Choir comprising the hest vocal talent In The sity
PROG AMxE.
e. Solo and Chorus Might: shade no LONGER; -
5. Aria, MADAME HErnIrrrE sorrAe. 800. 81
4 Hymn. Treble Solo and ou.rsette. "Lsvs Al
yips,n solo pu sung By Mrs JAMESON.
s. Solo and chorus: Ths s:yslisa: M:.l.
7. Song, Home, sweet HONS" with organ sseom-
panimsnt. hADAs ., Hs ss s3%s c.a.l.
9. Song, sig.or Poi;olini.. ..............
ii. Aria, "on mighty pens from the cr:siion
MADAME HysRIrTTE SoNrAa.
y. Grand HallslujaA Chorus, from the " Msssiah'
TieSss%.choic: seats III seats i. the iods
Front Seats in tn. Gallery 81 so each; all ether
each; Parties payiss full price for whole r.!
In order to avoid confusion aud to give ample
all. checks will he issued. showing the number OF
W sssr 'T Tasn .. rsss'. ... .9r *.
Bank, where plan of the Church aay be seen. J.
at Gh; concert TO commence st IN.
NIBLo's-MIss FITzPATRICK's .BENB,
~ last appearance ,s si Thrr sh E.y s9urs
Sir Peter TsaIlo. M
Joseph Surface. my
Charles. :.................. .Mr.
Dancing by sEXoRiTa soTo, '
NILE POUGA I'd,
Miles. DO Melissa, Drouet, Lavigne, Bulan, Lecder
Henri, hs.srs. Corby hsss. wiethon. and Cornet
Concluding with
s tHi. drsti appearance in An;:rio.,j =
Mrs sslburn. ..Irs sloan Mrs. Fi1tar. mn
MARIA Darlington ...s......-. ..Aiss ~
ERANKLIN MUSEUM, IT'S CHArHAN ST.
Il George Lea. Propristor.-The above sstAblieL
open every afternoon at o'clock and In the evepir
for the purpose Of "Classo and Original Represent
Living statuary. By Nile. Casinet's Troupe Of Mo
tists," together with variety Of beautiful perforf
For full particulars see bills Of each day. Administer
In private boxes 80 cents; Stage Seats with cushion
chairs, SIX cents; Boxes. % cents; Gallery, l2k cent
NIBLOS BALL AND CONCERT SALOON, AIS
IN supper room. reception room ladies' parlors an
ing rooms have all boon painted decorated and re-fur
and put in perfect order the winter campaign. NJ,
the successful caterer fer the last three seasons HI
engaged for this and exnenss pains will be sp
give eatsfacton to those who wish to have first rst
For particulars apply mt the Garden during the
evening to George w. ve'ey at ito office in Crosby
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VIVE LIE BAL HASQUE.-MR. r. WILLIAMS, OF
the konte Cristo Costume Repository, Sjs groors
street. would respectfully to tho public that
has hand the largest assortment Of ball theatrical
Costumes tablnsu properties and decorations in the United
States Balls parties attended In town country Par
Tors trimmed at the shortest notice Silk bunting Says
for sale or IA
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NEpIRE CITY LINE FOR SAN FRANCISCO, VIA
~ AsPiosan, NAVY Bay )Tbrough tickets ~ r.drosd
-aser The aud spsn did steamship SIERRA NEVADA
1870 tons Dayton wilson cemmssder will lsaye for As
PIN ell Direct Thursday November a. o'clock from
pier North river connecting AZ Panama with the now
ar fplsndid dorble engine stssmshp CITY OF PITTS
steamer viii Be 10 readiness 70 receive the BY the
Sierra Nevada and sail Immediately for S.i Francisco
Thosa stosmers nneurpassed for speed ventilation or
and asord superior for famiev
provided With state rooms both ships and dine 81 Tho
ssoe table Of the In the City OF Ptburs
10 SLOTTED TO females Passengers Aaded at the Pans
ma raroad depot An experienced surgeon attached 10
!. howard SoN, AGENTS, No. 81 Broadway.
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CORPORATION NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE is
~ hereby given to the oosupant
pants Of all houses and os improved ands
Affected thereby thahe following have boeu
completed by Assessors and are lodged Ia the Office Of
the Bureau of FOR examination by al
Interested viz For tagging spaco four feet wide through
The southey sidewalk Of Deeeker street. between Sullivan
include All tho houses and lots Of ground
vacant lets pieces and parcels of land situated
soushey side Of Blocker strvet 175 feet sastery from
street. All persons whose interests affected
&c either Of them requested 70 their
No Hall Records within thirty days from the date OF
thiy notice. SAMUEL H. DE MOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON Assessors.
ISAAC VIM SMITH.
cce Bureau Of Assessments Street Department Oct 90