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TO PRINTERS.

ITO PRTNTERs.-ToR SALE, AN OLD ESTABLISH
ed Psnsng ohce in good location. For further ia
formation address, line to Type this office, stating
where interview may be had
ITO PRlNrERs AN INTEREST IN A JOB PRINT
ing Office in shs city is offered fer sale at very low
price, aud doing business II il
Ii good business portion ofths city and possesses facilities
for executing every description Of work. 10 young this
IA chance seldom offered. Satisfactory given for
selling. Address "lype,' this Office.
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|iPORA ZION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
|reby given 20 the owner or owners, occupant
al houses and lots improved cr unimproved lands
la thereby, that the following assessments have been
ted by the Assessors, and lodged In the Office Of
eAu Of Assessments. for examination by all persons
ted. vzfor repairing the intersection 81 West and
AL the several houses aud lots OF ground vacant lots,
and parcels of land, situated on both sides ofJs
between West and Washington streets, and on the
side of West street about 100 feet northery and 30
|nthery from jay street. All persons whose interests
sctcd nv the above named Assessments, and who
|posed TO the came either Of them requested to
II their objections in writing, TO the undersisnd at
EHce MOI Hall Of Records. within thirty days from
|te OF this notice. ,,-
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC WV. SMITH,
la Ruyesu of assessments, Street Department, July
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eToN AoUEDUcr DRpARrMENr.-ro CON

lOTON AQUEDUCT DKPARTMENT-TO CON
&. @ b. svis 81 the
artn Monday, the 10Th day ofJuly, 1852 a.. o'clock
oulverts in the Second avenue from Twenty eighth
ninth street, being length about 2 feet The plan
e and specifications FOR building the same, and
ther information relating thereto can be obtained
ea0n 10 the Contract Clerk. at this office, NICH0-
DEAN President OF the Croton Acqueduct Depart
| Ne III 49,.
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G,ROToN AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT.-TO CONTRAC-
proposals viii be received At the sfee q
the Croton Aqueduct Department., Rounda, Park until
Monday the 18th day of July, 1882 ct three o'clock NJ
to build in Cannon street, from Houston street
Stanton street being length about Eve hundred
feet The plan of the for the build
of all other information relating thereto
be obtained application to the Qontrsct Clerk At
this sHice. NICHOLAS DEAN.
New York July l6, 1852
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CORPORATION NOTICE-PUBLIC NOTICE is
~ hereby given to the owners occupant
enpants Of all houses and lots Improved unmproved
anos aheSted shat the following
ofthe Bureau Of Assessments for by all
sons interested vFor regulating and grading the Bloom
ingdae road Fifty to seventy first street. The
limits embraced by such include all the several
houses and lots of ground lots pieces and parcels
ofand situated both sides Of Bloomingdae road be-
tween Fifty ninth and Seventy northery
side Of Fifty ninth street, both sides Of Sxeth Sixty
Sixty second Sixty third Sixty fourth, Sxtyffth Sixty
sixth Sixty seventh Sixty eighth Sixty NINTH Seven
eth streets half to the adjoining avenues eastery and
interests affected by the above named assessments and
who to the either Of them
ed their objections in wrns TO the
at their office, No Hall Of Records, within thirty days
from ~ date of this notice.
SAMUEL II. DE MOTT.
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH.
= -
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CORPORATION NOTICES.

AHAYoKs oysIoE-NsW YonK JULY g. ,s,c MO
% ss ,S s:1 ss::
fsupd nnng large any ,euth 7orsy.
sfSs I'll % ss ss e.
sns xhS
In the ssree ing loose or a. large without beag
q t sS e Police si' r. Ss II
sIs owners OF sss. may reclaim then at The Ponna
=" 4. 6. KINGsLARp. s,ycr.
r0RPoR ALTON NOTICE = PUBLIC NOTICE "a
hereby given that peesioA has been presoa .bs
geara q aldermen. for Sewer in Division street
log objections pcssns he ssss IN
5 to the Engineer At i s, Sss e G Shs sr-
President OF IN, :ns cEoton Aqaednst pepaItIesI
CORPORATION NoTIcR-PUBLICN oT,Gs sasRE
improved lands asss
sas sS ..s f. a
Bureau ASSIGNMENTS, for animation BY ali persoss In
;ass'a streets and
S s' ss
and parcels Of isnd sus,sd se norshsr eide
ss'?' s eSsSsi VIZ y; ana s S
fourth and whose ss
ssisr .ho are rsausssss nss
R .ss s e the ssy .ys at
The date OF .hR notice ,.r,
SAa aHsS!s Il 81 n91a .....o..
oos pp,s,n ., As sAAG wv sMiTH INV
CORPORATION NoTIcE-PROPosALs poa OIL
plo9Osais viii be rsssyod At The once Of The Com
Centre rss' f Sa ,l hs ssh ,y Of s,
e.s New ' ssSs VIA IS
es as e FAN sn ra sns Oil q I
turnsd SAMPLES must 30 sent osc o. the supern
a at nsessl The or
Ws M hs s. S sgS
the City Of New York. June 1852 Blank estimates
~ b shs
1 n M with tbs R9 1Hs bs
Commissioner Of Streets and Lamrs.
CRoToN AQgEDycr DEPARIMENT.-T CON
- srs.sors-seaed Proposals viii 30 received tie
ONCE Of the cro:en Aanednst Department 70 linda Par
Ps t. build Sever w the necessary Receiving Basins
Morris tire being in SPOUT go es Ths paS
the ana specifications Building Of the same
on application 70 the oontrae, cierE At this cdicS--
NICHOLAS DEAN President Of the Croton Aquedrso
New YORK, Aagqs.3, 1859.
CORPORATION SALE PUBLIC EoTlcn rs HEREBY
tie 9th nss q such goods as ave- been ro
the & sss saS p hs the I # @ IN
day Of Jay l.st past sal at the yard foot Rng.on
Greenwich and Washington at IL o'clock NJ By ordeg.
GEORGE waiTE, supt. q Streets.
CORPORATION .NoTIoE,-sTREEr DEPARTMENT,
70 the proprioers Of lots lying opposite pier No. North
river that the following resolution has been adopted by the
Common Council Resolved That the pier No.
the Hudson river be extended nto the river BY the
propretors thereof as to make its extreme 9Th
bukhead 60 feet and according 20 the
by Daniel Even. City Surveyor dated January
adopted by the Mayor, Aldermen ana Commonaty the
city of New York the I'd Sh and nth days January
1912 as the future line of extension Of said ierho
sion OF ad be the direction
and at tie expense Of the
pier and 20 be commenced before the first day Nay
Resolved That the Street Commissioner The proper
legal notice to he given the propsor Of the said pier
Adopted by the Board or Aldermen pri Is 1s2
by the Board of Assistant Aldermen, pr - 1872 a-
proved by the Mayor Nay D, 1852.
MAY 1862.
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ORP0RATIoN NOTlCE.-PUBLIC NOTICE rs
~ hereby given to the owner owners or
eupants Of all houses and lots improved unimproved
lands affected thereby that the 70 flowing have
been completed BY the assessors in the office
OF the Bureau of Assessments for examip alton by a
sons interested vizFor paving Twenty third street., be-
tween Seventh and Eighth The limits embraced
by such include all the several houses and lots
OF ground vacsn lots pieces ana parcels Of land situated
both sides of Twenty street. between Seventh
Eight All persons whose interests affected
by the above named and who opposed to
the either Of Them requested to their
objections in writing to the undersigned at their ONCE.
Of Records within thirty days from the date
this notice. SAMUEL ii. DE MOTT, }
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC WM SMITH,
Oee Bureau OF Assessments, Street Department, July
81, 1852
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'oE1rIoN NOTICE: : PUBLIC NOTICE I:

location NOTICE. = PUBLIC NOTICE IS
et, nv given 10 the owner or owners occupant or oc
s III ali houses and lots, improved or unim proved
aG.o.ed thereby, that the following assessments
com peted by The Assessors and are lodged in tho
III the Bureau Of Assessment for examination ~ All
l. interested viz For raising, regulating settins
letting curb and gutter, and paving the carrageway
III ptrses, from Front TO South street, and bufldng
Is basins whore the same we're necessary TO con
|, the present prado Of Sodth street. The units en-
by sach assessment include all the several houses
. VI ground. vacant lots pieces aud parcels OF land
|d on the northerly side Of wan street, between
and South Streets aud on the southerly side, be-
Pearl And South streets, on both sides Of water
from line opposite Gouverneur lane, TO about one
feet north OF Wall street street Nos SO to l25l on
terly aide of Front street between Gouverncur lane
rect No. 1 north OF Wall streets and the essterly
Front street. between street Nos 107 and l25 and on
tery side OF Pearl street. between street No. III aud
treet All persons whose interests affected by the
named asssessm ents, and who are opposed 20 the
either Of them, reqne sted to present their OBJ
IN writing, TO the unders!ened as their .cfico.
|Ha Of Recovds within shrey days from tho late Of
)tcs. An III "a L, IN MoII. ! -
|s Bureau Of Assessments Ssreet Departments, July
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CRoToN AQUEDUCT DEPARTAENT.-To CON-
~ tractorsSeaed proposals will be received at the
office of the Croton Aqueduot Department, (Rotunda,
Parh) until Monday, the 9th day Of August 1882 at
o'clock p NJ to build with the necessary rcceiv
Ing basins and eulverts, in Thirty fifth street, between
Lghth and Ninth avenues being in length about so feet
the same and all other Information relative thereto
be obtained application to tho Contract Clerk at this
Office. NICHOLAS DEAN,
New York, July ~, 1852
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CORPORATION NOTICE. PUBLIC NOTICE IS
" hereby given to the owner owners occupant
ounants Of all houses and lots, improved
lands affected thereby that the following
been peted by the and lodged the
nee Of the Bureau Of Assessments for by
persons interested viz;-fer building Thirty
Seventh street. from the in Second
about SIXTY feet of Third The limits brased
by SUI assessment include all the several houses and ots
oil ground lots pieces and parcels of lad situated
on both sides OF street between Second
Third All persons whose interests affected
by the above named assessments and who opposed
the either Of them requested to their
objections in writing to the undersigned, at their office
Mo- Hall Of Records within thirty days from the date
this notice. SAMUEL Ii. DE MOTT }
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC WM SMITH.
once Bureau of Assessments Street Department, July
81, 1852.
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RoWRRY TH8ATRE-sPECIAL N0TICE.-rHE MA
pager takes occasion 10 express his regret a. the dis
= he boxes to witness Maaslsters Magic wonders on
The sss oS n 1s a s' viii
ssa,s fer the sigh. ONCE open from 80 clock daily
any Other night.
RowERY THEATRE. THE CRY rs STILL THEY
- Come No old, stale worn OFT experiments ALI
s maker of dozen rSSasa w.sr ss %ha do
'esy s:s aSsh aud NO more continues his srqn
sS.I, Pea saangt ts y other
yond the and ssscSsiaS Of al the WnGy
r0rdy "hards0fthe day. Come carly to secure seat.
~ AIIoNAL THEATRE, CHATHAM sTREET-DooRs
open "a sEssai1 rise, A. & .oe,
s TGs i aSFSis r sf Yi'y'd
MI H zsn ss per-
KENNETH.
QARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM ADMISSION, Is
I ave ~ % .IoaSs con- cts
snswn e White, s Ethiopian ssreusaars who with Miss
n md every evening s oaosR
The living serpsnsr. Ostrich, ourans- outans SO.
CHRIsTY's OPERA HOUSE, MECHANICS HALL. NO.
- AZ Broadway above Grand street Open every night
,.s q efficient YER
nader The lsansgemsa: q r chrty whose
e s. an been
70 ~ doors a.
thasthe Saturday afternoon concerts discontinued
WOODS MINSTRELs, i4 BROADWAY, ABOVE
w Howard street-0pen every evening", under the
nagemsns Of Wood whose concerts AND Ethiopian deli
TO New York audience Woods Minstrel Hall has been
newly ventilated and ice fountain erected in the
centre, making IL the eooess place the
city Admission, % cents children under ~ years half
price. Doors at concert commences at o'clock
B-Thc Wednesday and Saturday afternoon concerts
are diseon tinued until further notice.
CHARLESTON THEATRE LADIES AND GENTLE
~ of vladged talent DESTROYS of
for the at s. O. commencing about 10Th
October, will please address The subscriber,
y0H@fL0MAN Manager Post Office, New York,
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,poRATIoN NoTICF.-PCDITC NOTICE rs
eby rt IN !, tho owner or owners, occupant occu
IN Xii houses and lots improved unimproyed laads
thereby that the following assessmenta have been
ted ~ the hseessors and are lcdred in the ohoe Of
au az Asseesnents for examination BY all persons
.oa, vi7:-Ior paving the Ninth avenue, from Thirty
0 Fort third street The limits emlracod by such
asut pciLde AL the several houses ana o,s o.
N Ninth avenue, from Thirty-sxth 90 Forty third
OF tho ncrthery side Of Thirty sixth street. on both
IN Thirty seventh, Tkirty-eiehth, tairty ninth,
n r0rtyfrst, and Forty second etrnets, sud on tho
FIN side Of Fortythird street essterl0 1 way 20 tho
agenuc and westerly halfway 20 the Fonth avenue.
sors whose interests Affected by ths above named
.tt, and who are opposed 20 She same o. either ot
re Yeantste1 60 present thor objections, in wriioR
: 6ersign A. ~ their oifoo No Hali az Records,
thirty DAYS rom tho ifts az thig notice
SAMUEL ". De w0TT, \
FRANCIS NICHOLSON. AfEefeors.
ISAAC WV SMITH
|, rlitai = Amspsmsnte, st.tst bstI'ment, Jolly
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NRoT0N AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENTAL CoNTRAC-
tor-seales Proposals will be received at the Office 81
Monday the second day Of August l2 ut three O'clock
p NJ to build Sewer with the necessary receiving basins
and eulvert in Centre street from Grand to Broome street.
being in length about $50 feet The plan of the Sewer and
specifications for the building Of the and all other in
formation relating thereto be obtained application
to the Contract Clerk, nc this Office.
NICHOLAS DEAN,
- President of the Croton Aquoduct Department..
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DIoNEER LINE PACKET5-FoR AUsTRALIA-THE
j splendid fast sailing AL ship EPAMINoNDAs. having
nearly all her passengers will proceed TO on
Monday next, August 9th positively Immediate anpoa
tion should be made for the few berhs remaining olsen.
gagged The accommodations and fare Of this slip are
tnitey superior 70 those Of any other line.
X. w. CAMERON, 1lG w all street.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
CAMDEN AND AKBoY RAILROAD FOR PHILA-
" delphic.- Leaves by steamboat JOHN POTTER, Pier
Mol. North river, at A. NJ and 2P. NJ through in ~
sours Fare frst class S second class by r. NJ line
onyl 81 Returning, leave Philadelphia foot Of Wanas
street, at A. II. and 2P.A.
LBANY, TROY, AND LEBANON sPRINGs.-THA
"A Of the New York and Harlem Railroad leave the
CtyHal station, New York, daily excepted) Al
qoeock A. Mail train to Chatham Four Corners,
Meeting with Western Raroad for Albany and Troy Le
banon sprngs, P.tsheid sprinsseld and other Inter.
10 Chatham Fonr Corners, connecting with estern Rail
going Passengers for Lebanon Springs will take
The 10 o'clock train to Chatham Western Railroad to
Canaan and stage to Lebanon arriving aarly the
Afternoon. Fare through 81 n. SLOAT. Supk
EoR PHILADELPHIA DIRECT.-U. =. NAIL ANp
Express ne. through in four hours New Jersey Rail-
road via Jersey City; leaving New York at foot Of
Cortlandt street; and ~ p H.. Liberty street. Fare s.
Return att and A. NJ, aud 5,l NJ Baltimore, Washing
ton Norfolk and CHARLESTON shrough tickets sold In this
above lines Through carried In the A. NJ And
VNHE STEAMBOAT REINDEER WILL LEAVE THE
foot fAurrs5 street. for Albany. Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday, at o'clock A NJ, making the usual
landings. TIE steamboat Aida will leave at the
time and r;see the opposite days. Monday, Wednesday
and Friday.
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TIxoLhT's SULPHUR BATHS. 5l7 PEARL STREET.
establihed In 1920 by Louis j. Tmolat, from Paris for
he cure Of Rheumatism, Eruptons Of the ska,
hereual Affections, &c These the only genuine
supnnr baths and highly recommended by princi
ra We refer 20 Drs. Wallace, Bostwiok War
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CORPORATION NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Is
~ hereby eiyen to the owners,
cupants OF all houses and lots Improved unimproyed
Ian affected thereby that the following have
been completed the lodged In the office
of the Bureau Of Assessments for alton by all
interested viz For fencing lots block
bounded by Leangson and Fourth and Thrtie,h
sesement include all the several henses lots Of ground
vacant lots pieces parcels OF land situated the
west side Of Lexington from Thrtiesh TO Thirty
first street and the south side of Ihirsyrst street.
l5 feet West from Lexington All
interests affected by the above aud
who opposed to the either them requee
ed to their in writiDr
At their Office, No Hall of Records within thirty days
from the date of this notice.
SAMUEL IT, DE MOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH.
Office Bureau of Assessments Street Department, July
81. 1852
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CORPORATION EOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
- hereby given, to the owner owners occupant or
cupRnts of all houses and lots improved unimpeved
lauds affected thereby, that the folio wing
have been completed by the Assessors and lodged in
the office Of the Bureau Assessments for examination
by a persons interested For fencing vacant lots
the south side Of Eleventh street, between Avenues and
e. The limits embraced by such assessment include the
several houses and lots of ground vacant lots pieces aud
parcels of land situated the south side Of Eleventh
street being ward numbers % aud 26S All persons whose
interests affected by the above named and
who opposed to the either If them,
Quested to present their objections in writing the
dersgned their office, No. Hall of Records, within
thirty days from the date of this notice.
SAMUEL H. DE MOTT J
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC WM. SMITH,
Office Bureau Of Assessments, Stree. Department July
1852.
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CoAT BINDINGS. CHENILLE, &C. KoHLsAAT
~ Brothers IS John street have received per late ar
rivals large assortment of black and oolored bind
ings; also, complete assortment Of large and small
chenille, suitable for flower makers.
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CORPORATION N0HCE-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
~ hereby given to abe owserS IAN or
supan's Of all houses and lots improved unn proved
been pieed the lodged Ia
Office Of The Bureau of Assessments by all
persons Interested, viz FOR building
in Fourteenth street throush Ninth and
Fifteenth street, to the Eighth The limits
by such include all
and lots Of ground vacant o pieces and parcels Of land
situated both sides of Fifteenth street between Seventh
and Ninth avenues the eatery SIDE Of Ninth avenue
between Fourteenth and Sixteenth the
tery side between Fourtsepth Fifteenth Streets
both sides Of kghh and westerly side OF Seventh
avenue los feet Iorthey and 1903 feet southery eom FIT
teenth street. All whose interests affected by
the shave named and who are opposed TO the
same tber OF them requested to present their OBJ
sctons in writing 20 the undersigned at their office No
Hall Of Records within thirty from the date OF ts
notice. SAMUEL ii. DIE MOTT. }
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH.
Once Bureau Of Assessments Street Department, Jny
ii, ISJ2,
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MANSION HOUSE, MAIN srhEtT, sAGHARBoR.

~ street and broadway Ne~ York, vas opened to the
public Monday, May 81 1851 u contains hundred
and fifty furnished ia the elegant style With
possible convenience 1t will he kept the American
European plans conbued and the proprietors de-
temiued that shall rank among hest family hoteain
the world. DONALD \. 60,
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CTEAM BETWEEN NEW YORK AND GLASGOW
- A.. Glasgow Ahd New York Steamship Companys new
stesnehip Cow 962 sons 400 horse pows-l Robort
Crag iii sail Now York for on
Saturday ,h Of Apgus: at u o'clock :: Fs.t cabin
fsa.1os rooms sos do do. tmidsbp do $l75 Sc
cord cabin. SO. Stewards tee included APplyt0
j. MOSYMDN 80 BroadvAv
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CORPORATION NOTICE-pUBLIC NOTICE IS
~ hereby given, TO the occupant
eupants Of all houses and lots improved unmproved
Ian ds that the following Assessments have
been completed by the Assessors and are lodged in the
office the alton,
persons interested viz paving Twenty seventh street
from Tenth to the Hudson river The limits
and lists of grornd vacant lots pieces and land
yenth 100 feet northery and 100 feet southerly
from Twenty seventh street All whose interests
affected by the above named and who
opposed TO the same or either OF them are requested
their objections writing the
their office No Hall Of Records, 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 Jn]y
81 1862.
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GUNS, RIFLES, PISTOLS. GUN MATERIAL, SPORT
~ ing Apparatus, Fine Cutlery, &c., &c.-Onion D
Wheeock, Manufacturers and Importers ~ Maiden lane
extensive and well ssiected assortment above goods
nufactured by Allen Thurber. Also, Colts Pistols Of al
sizes.