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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-05
MIDWAY FEMALE ACADEMY.

MIDWAY FEMALE ACADEMY.
NOTHING but 10 annu"nce that THIS
IN popular Institution vii be urrc lie rsl Monny III Oco
Der and IL session 20 The is; {" AnEu ,'
encrd PrInc or in tie selection
olhc: has the subscriber dre dung that may
make his institution worth, o the patronage has
advertisements that has filled school rom all parts o. 'Ifgla
and fire ocr States II what is that has retained them
the SORT forming select Class Il" e pcot "'rLsst anu
intellectual young ladies' that any scho, III The CH9 can
showl
MOI required star day than entire satisfc
given pay for day o.ecr an a; chonl large
catered other have nTarah taken
highest stand all the classes. The youGg lady who took the
educated Midway Two who distinguished themselves a: The
Southern Institute fredericksburg the nt o1rs were ia
other Institute they take Conspicuous stands ~ ihc h'st ctasES
No h.rschon equal compete With Midway Ia" no other
non family daughters To make By the opera
entered INTO our calculation Or formed sI2r i' III
cIlcciatil:ts or desires.
Tie is. the highest salaries procure he best teach
and thea that The work properly done is ress Ln
requires Advertising The number limited TO twenty
boardcrs day scholars. or hyc gay OoarieFS
TERMS:
Boa !uins everything and tuition all he English branel
es for ten munths-tie scholastic year-wli he SIPS
French, German Spanish and Italian, and Latin. each ID
instruction in Music Piano, and OF instrument, 80
Guitar, ahd use of Instrument. -
raintins and Drawing each Is
Together ~
vocal MUSIC JEFFERSON MINOR. n D;
Address Millers Tavern Essex county, Va Sept LIFT
MISS TAZEWELL'S
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES.
Street, between 9Th ami sth Richmond
this School will commence the Si day
OF October The most able assistants IN every department have
been secured n, :; ,
For board and washing, S..o
Higher English branches, ~
Ancient and Modern Lang uagcs, each, 20
Observation-Disclosures Fees. Oct 4-cl!
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BOOTS AND SHOES FOR ALL!
sPI. EhnIl FALL AND WINTER SIQCk

BOOTS AND SHOES FUR ALL!
SPLENDID FALL AND WINTER STOCK :.
WE respectfully invite The readers Of the Enquirer and ssy
w Tie public generally call and examine WS&&
;te al: general assortment F&N
BOOTS SHOES. TRU NkS. CARPET. BAGS EAllCESv 49,
We almost every description that be called adapted
The and wants OF all sexes and conditions Our
peculiarly known "a the Ladies Saioon q Main street. be-
of goods unprecedented for variety
enough accommodate all friends from the country
cv and all
with call that will satisfy them that
u:sol selling low prices Is perfectly well founded
WHITE Il PAGE.
O, doors below Dooey's Hat Store
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DAVENPOKT, ALLEN q co.

AUCTlONEERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
HUASE FOR SALE-lU0 casks London Porter
III "a hhJs Sugar House MuIasses.
I,acH age refined and Coffee Sugars
lAl bags Brazil Sugar
1000 has Rio, Java and Lag uayrl Coffee.
lpaU fine salt.
loo bbls hydraulic
loo kegs blasting and rlde powder.
.0.utG feet safety
100 boxes Mcheis patent candles
IS bbls. tanners oil.
20 casks machinery oil.
1000 boxes WINDOW glass.
70 bales cotton yarns.
201 packages gunpowder and black teas.
100 bbls. supeIio old wiliskey.
90 hall pipes choice cognac brandy.
100000 best quality Spanish cigars
800 boxes fresh bunch
80 boxes starch
Cheese, pepper ginger petre paper, skha sal soda.
f.
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NOTICE.-UNION HOTEL.

VERY inducement s offered the subscnbor CATER
4 being engaged keeping Ihyhree yea and as
health good would sell all the furniture in this house
mostly new plain and neat and the house Is fur
cellar will sell at fair valuation; ana The
rented upon long the tenant may require
given fret day January II one OF
largest and best arranged hotels in this city has been put IN
nvenences and comforts added possessed
this business call anu see me ~
"a Union Hotel. JOHN lhLMAN
Nov. 3-3awtf
E3-The American National Inegencer, Washng
m New York Expess and Boston
will publish abeve week for four weeks and Seod
.tIs oofc
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A PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE PERISIIhHLE
pnIS


EAII hc sold publicly, SarIy ron The county Charles
w Euy, without cgaI weather. ~ TUESDAY, November
= many found necessary
rrislahl property belonging SAID estate, The Com
u following, IIDuscoI d;d Kitchen
Agricultural lHi elements, and Farming tcnsa nj
variety ar u" c most approved hlls, Iom the best nd"nLca
rs embracing Wheat Thlc.rIs Reaper. and Gra!rs, FLn MIt
Com shelters GrIsl,a Straw Caters Prahlc En+ Mill.
Cotton t:I Hay ress drrw. Rollers. N"l 81 w"ui and "o
Wagons ia Carte, Cd,ig and Tuuis Pnnei uf ali and
every au IcrcEul James RIvcr;a"
cuuinus family dr aud Harness. nearly new; also.
Iur Boats used FIR
fishing Ala' the Fodder, Slurks aud straw, from
Wheat arrl Cum Also The stock ri Mules and
rr-rs ruI. toIloYib. improve" Cattle nj the DE
Du,m and A. riic broke and nnb"sc 80;
Mich tuas. 81 llrIi.rs - Heali-r aud Caves Be- Bnl1, dI
II sheep, Ircu'n. Rams, all Is improved stuck of thu
Mc,srs cyh"d :" cIawac, together a tie Stock :" lin.
have private aud ~ families My hundred Nccior'
Also. so valuable tiuaer Land oTr"m"E' 10 james III
YER h.ius the only uus'.d portion . Sandy Point.
TERMS All So and uLcr Ssh; all ahn.c that
amount October 1861; dlprs cpp ri
IdbIc hurcs, ~ bones aih satisfactory ..curiy
l-.i,h RtJBT u. BOILING
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FINE WATCHES AND JEW LRY.
TUE subscribers receipt OF their large and superior sup
l. Watches and Jeyvelry. Their watches embrace
The cecbate ed makers and warranted SUPERIOR
ne.seepe!s Among Gold Watches low as $780,
Cur ewery embraces all the newest styles. ~
GENNET s. JAMES.
Ot os-,l6m li9 Main st.. Eagle Square
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-05

Boar, and tuIiI slJn
Nu.ic nd ue of in slrnmrut,
charges will always be payable in advance u each
ard will ali Tor books and Clothing
will his family, the terms.
hec twelve yrars al and hem
with his though full aud thorough. cnusc n rrcpila
the higher institutions oil learning III The STATE
Those who wish have their boys well trained aud vel! governed
where they VII, be comparatively c%
taions may tbs Advantages by timely application . The
subscriber. DAVID COMfDHI.
n lE--cl
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NEW CLASSICAL SCHOOL,

FINliE subscriber would respectfully inform The inhabitants
Richmond! aud It's vicinity that he will open Classical Srr
in the house lately occupied by David Anderson Ir Esd m
Leigh the first Monday III October From many year
successful experience, cho" share Of public patronage
TioS- the very cs the for youth being
r. retired and the arrc The very
and airy
Sgss ON From 1T October usdl lat August.
TEHMsFor all the English branches, Siu for Classic
Mathematics $50 Payments Tor five mnurl' 'vahhly al
vance lScId. Sin! WM. LOVE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-05

BE PULLIAM d. DAVIS, AUCTIONEHRS
EIiGHT NEGROEs.-T'Is Iny q, . o,c,o,r :,
eight likely Negroes, Men, Boys ami Girls ~ van ~
49, PUIfIAM A. DkVJS a,.,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-05

DRINTED MOUSELAlNEs.-2OOOy yards printed Mousse
lanes a; 2lSc, very cheap
Finer styles printed Muuselaines at o. 3T 80 and 62%c
Extra rich Paris 10 do
SATIN striped Satin de Chine
Solid coors Mouselaiues. variety
TO children
French IL gish and American Prints
White and cold FIannels and non shrinking Flannels
Irish Linens Of impor,ation warranted
pcHor
Together with other goods suitable for families Cal al go Main
Oct - CHRISTIAN d LATfiROP
READY MADE CLOTHING-DRESS SUITS,
BUSINESS FROCKS.
lust RECEIVED at No l92 Main street, fine Black Dress and
Foc rich black and fancy Silk and Velvet Vests black
and fancy Cashmere Pants blue brown and OLIVE Winter FrocS
French Business Frucks Coatsa grades
qualities prices s27 Merno Under Shirts and Draw
es Scar; Crava Half iose &C. &c Call at the Money SAY.
ing Institution Of
Oct 90 KEEN, CTIlLES e. BALDWIN
BROGUES, BROGUES.
LARGE OF superior Brogues-colrse and fine
IN suitable for plantation and factory hands, for sae reduced
prices, the PENITENTlARY STORE
liberal price will be given for WOOL in exchange for the
Manufactures.
Oct IL JAS. C. SPOTS, Agent
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=

THSIIE subscriber having completed hs Winter arrangements
taxes this opporuny Of returning his sincere thanks 10 h
friends the public for The liberal patronage he has re-
above establishment and bcEs leave
saw that the better condition for the com
fort Of its guests has been before He has made many
changes dictated by xpcrcncc which adds greatly It's vel
as 10 In. comforts respectfully socts continuance OF the
ronage hitherto SO literally bestowed upon him.
Nov DIR JOHN r. BALLARD, Proprietor.
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TO THE LADIES.

PARIS FASHIONS.
MRS c. PHILIP 10 her customers aud the public gene &Ssrs
vi ra!y would announce TUESDAY, the Goth inst. for Ei3
tie .n.ns PATTERN HATS with rich and varied WI
Millinery and Fancy Goods for The present and p
Il1a-hlas Oct 2o-h
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-05

rgNIlE subscriber PROPOSES the 'ay November
the county Charlotte. Ioa!m. Scirn Tor Girls lie
has crccel ts purI0sc Spacious aud buildings,
his mics The Cunr ll"tc The
pleasant aud healthy. The NUMBER pupils vii! bc
limited to 10. No day scholar Will Ir admired.
The department Music w! he The lar-s III yuung ln!:
well qnalifedo perform duties The Ens h branches, i"n die
highest, Usually embrace! !l
together with the French ard Latin languages. S:I hc
by subscriber, pledges hnci! devote lie work
whatever skill III the have
pericncc u twenty years Instructor youth OF bot"
lie will continue heretofore do !s work himself aud
not by proxy.
The session will Commence with the month al November
and close with Tie month OF April; the "i begin
month Of June and end w the month Of September
TERMS
Board and ruipn. per aunuln, $50
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AUCTION SALES.

5YY virrucsOlERs' SALE OFVALUaBLELhNn.
- upon the Gtcrec OF the Circuit Court of Louisa, ,rnc
johnson. &c w'S Of September, cases OF 1son &c
Dcr fair not the upon TUESDAY, the 10Th Jay Of Noycm
acres vi land lying bidder. hundred and tir,
river beng Tia posn ul the hi Louisa upon the south Anna
son Lee which was assigned hestatc OF the late Thns lain
sr dover am! upon which The Martha w John,
The will he made upon credit Of Is situated
hc purchaser sivis bnn with approved cr,nt three years
rAr Insaicut the purchase AMI the 'ns cury ioi
retained until III the purchase money i PAID ny 10 t
r.nuire mas sufficient icrly The b.
and The ~ ol Tie JAMES i" hOKDllH,I (,,n,
Sent I--rGW EIjBT, j PEkklNS,N
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-16
ASCRCEOGY.

YENHE LOTTERY or LIFE
J. IT lifes n lottery 'tis surely wise,
From the revolving wheel to sock n prYe.
Now would ynn know how fortune may b. won,
And dangers 'scapca that thousands have uudoAo?
let ROBAtk read the stars that your birth
We're called TO rule your dentny earth
Each day, with evil pregnant ne can name
And each Of happy too, tho same.
Have Won had loss? nell teach you to regain
The wealth you yainly struggled to retain.
Wbatecr mischanee you've known amid the strife
OF this Wild skirmish with tho world, called Life
lie can repair by astroloRic lore,
And bid success all your acts once move
The in life Of hundreds who consulted Dr.
ROBACk, has bccn acrihed by the parties themselyes
their signatures Co the advice founded upon his
mneu calculations. lie bo consulted all hours
fnl nativos obtained-prioe Stat his residence 10
White street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-16

NEW HAVEN AND NEW LONDON RAILROAD
IN Summer Arrangements-On and after Wednesday,
August Is, 1862 trains will as follows leave New
Haven at 1870 A. NJ Accommodate Train for New London
stopping at all stations HES A. NJ Express Train for Gull
ford Connecticut river Lyme and New London,
ing with the steamboat and railroad lines for
Providence and Newport. 6a5 r. NJ Accommodation Train
for New London stopping at all stations Leave New Lon
don at $50 A. N. Accommodation Train for New Haven,
stopping at all stations 1910 NJ Express Train FOR Lyme
Connecticut river Guford and New Haven PASSENGERS
leaving Newport Providence and Stoningon in the
ing arriving at New London take this train for New
York. $3.50 J.. II. Accommodation Train for New Haven,
stopping at all stations The ll2j A. ~. Express Train
leaves New Haven the arrival of the A. NJ Express
Train from New York The 6,5j r. NJ Accommodation Train
leaves New Haven the arrival OF the $50 r. NJ Express
Train from Now York The trains leaving New London
$50 A. NJ and 1910 A. NJ, oonGeotat New Haven with the
New York Train Mt 30 A. NJ. and ;l5 H. ~ Passengers
the $3.50 r. NJ Train from New London take the
Trains at New Haven for Hartford and Sprn sod New
York, the same evening. RICH. y. DON u, Sup.
NV HAVEN, August IL, 1872.
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1890 and upwards 'Cartmen, Wednesday, 18th Wv
Persons dgnrng licenses, VIII apply or attar III
November The numbers mpst be newly painted on each
rdo OF the according to law AID tho carts brought TO
e south side si Chambers street ogposte tho Sy ial
where they will he inspected and the old license after being
checked y the INSPECTOR pnst then be presented TO tho
First Marshal for renewal Cartmen particularly re-
anested 70 Apply the days designated above for their
spcctiye pumhos IL lawful 6ecases aftos
the October The attention OF all persons keep
ngng express wagons baggage wagons. and other
vehicles The transportation OF articles from place 70 place
within c city lie directed " tie iolle NDS extracts !ren
Abe Ordinance
Section l. Every ,srt truck, wagon, dray other
vehicle. drawn by horses other ANIMALS
which shall he kept, used driver employed Tor the trans
portt,on conveyance c anything whataoeycr from place
TO place within the city cf New York for hire
for such transportation ahal be dceaod Public Cart
within the OF this ordinances and who
shall set drive employ such public
d city hereinafter provided shall be deemed guilty
OF violation II this ordinance and eubrg. 20 Tue not
exceeding ten dollars hprsoIeLt not exceeding ten
dgye fer every o6enoo.
Section 1T shall net DO lawful for
any person receive hold license to keep 4 ubo
Carts to he Ppb, tnrtnan unass nc he Sitison
the United States and has family res,.s VI th his ia
ny Fad city Il not having .ny rha have reside d
himself therein dung the months prccetng and - tho
actual the cart cat With good horses therefor
licensed To- he kert public carts aud the Mayor
license the rchasal thrcSf tns0g thl qnSlin cons
aforesaid and all eeascs other than 10 persons qua
he'd, shall be yo,L.'
ny order q Ire Honor, She Mayor.
ASHER TAYLOR First Marshal.
n1ors Once, September iQll. les2.
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EMPRESS AGENCIES.

RERfoRD co.'s REGULAR CALIFORNIA AND
= Sontn american Express.-Wil be despatched ON the
plendd steamer illinois, september th and connect with
tne Golden Gate In charge OF our
goods being scnt through ahead Of others
Ing the ADVERTISEMENTS Of others having the preoedcnce
The return steamer brings rs receipts Of all goods being
sApped BY cur agent on corresponding steamer with the
vstsf pvosf condition and not escesd rs lbs Snail par
cells received Till y. y. day Of sailing. -
D1RIoRD = CO., As.er heuss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-16

w BURLINGTON G. sNETHEN CONTINUES TO
W practice law in the supreme Courto attend TO eases
before ConBreseto prosecute claims and settle
against the Departments and Boards OF
procure patents at home and abroadto
bounty landsto collect debts dividends legaocs and In
aersnse in any part Of the United states aud in foreign
counries-to mako OF funds and stoc
and on bond and mortgage, negotiate the
ana sale loans ands and patent rights any State of
we Union Particular attention paid to California land
e cases coming up to the United supreme Court
appesL communications prepaid addressed to w. O..
will meet with prompt attention. " -
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NOTICE TO cARfAEN, TO REEBW THEIR IL
IN censes-The ordinance for licensing and regulating
Public Cnrts and Cartnen provides that al licenses SHAH
expire on o ast day ~ October each year renewable
presieus 70 That time II applied Tor AZ such time nc
appointed hy the Mayor METRE teroty that
newais o. License to keep Public Carts and Public
Csrtmen viii be granted at tine 0e between the hears
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ftORPORATI0H OTICE.--PUBLIC NOTICE Is HERE
~ BY given TO the owner occupant occupants
u all houses and lots improved unimproyod lands
Sad thereby that the following
Melted the Assesso lodged the office
Bureau Of by all
terestcd For reenatng regradng and restting curb
and gutter stones in Thirty street. between Second
and Third The houses embraced by such
sats include all the several houses and lots of ground
lots pieces parcels of land situated
des Of Thrtyeghth street. between Second and Third
All persons whose interests Affected by the
akeve named and who opposed the
either of thcm requested to present their objections in
writing to the undersigned their office, No. Hail
Records Within thirty days from the date OF this notice.
$SS = Is E! IsISi; Assessors.
Once Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department Sept.
a
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CTREEr DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL. OF RECORDS =
- Public notice hereby givcn that the following pcti
have been tho Board of Aldermen TO
Nag the sidewalks along the old Buryng Groung in Twenty
brst street, between Sixth and Seventh to fence
vacant lots Madison between Twcntysixh and
streets Twenty seventh street. between
Fourth and Fifth Also the following resolution
To rag sidewalks set and reset curb and gutter north size
White street, between Church street and West Broad
west ride Of Church street. between htc aud walker
streets All persons Interested having objections thereto
requested them writing the yndersi5
at his ose before the eighteenth day Of September
instant JOHN T. DODGE, Street C0mni5 sioner.
Scntcnher & 1867.
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AGENCY.

ITO LANDLORDS AND LESsEEs.-THosE WISHING
TO let their houses will find IL 60 their ADVANTAGE a.
call on f. kENslIMER $40 Fourth avenue who Is
10 turn away applicants in numbers Tor houses
supply them. His charges for dsp0sing of houses "a rood
tenants Is lower than amy other in city Once honrs
Sto "a. Nj; 2to7 r. u. s'
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HoRPoRArIoN NorlcE.-punL,c NOTICE

CORPORATIoN NoTicE.-PUBLic NOTICE IS
~ hereby given to the owners occupant
cupants Of all houses and land improved nrinproved
lands affected thereby tat the following
been completed by the ASSESSORS lodged the
Zee Of the bureau Of for BY all
ton between william and Gold Streets between
Ryder alley and Cliff street The limits embraced by such
include all the several and lots
vacant lots, pieces and parcels Of land situated tho
scuthery side Of Fulton strect-Nos %. ~ %, ISL
lO0 also Nos 81 g. IS 90 andG2 All persons whose
affected by the above named and who
opposed to the same, either of thc requested to
present their objections, in writing TO the undersigned at
their Office No. Hall Of Records within thirty days frcm
the GATE Oi this notice.
SAMUEL IT. DE MOTT.
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC WN. SMITH,
Office Bureau of Assessments, Street Department Sept.
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CTREET DEPARTMENT, NO. klTALi. or RECORDS
- Public notice is hereby given that the following pe
have presented the Board Aldermen 70
dig swell and erect Fifty street. between
Ninth and Tenth open and grade Ficth
between Fifth and Seventh avenues to work and grade
second street. from Eleventh to Hudson
Also, the following Resolution TO repair grade
and gutter and nag feet through side walks OF Porty
FIRST street between Seventh and Eight to open
Fryeghth street. from East to Hudson river. All persons
interested having objections thereto requested to
sent them in writing TO the underignod his office
before tie 18th day Of September instant.
JOHN 7. DODGE, Street Commissioner
Septcmber g. 1852.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-16

NOTICE TOTRAvELLERS GOING SOUTH.--CHANGE
~ Of our Of Leaving Baltimore for Norfolk and Charles
tonOn and after Wednesday the 18th inst. Of the
Bay line steamers will leave the lower end Of Spears wharf
don, Raleigh Wilmington, Charleston and New Orleans at
o'clock in the morning instead Of o'clock in the evening
as at prcscut Passengers arriving in Baltimore from Pha
delpha New York. in Of the afternoon evening
trains wishing to SOUTH sleep board the boats No
charge for baggage from the depot TO the boat.
VI. N. EALI.S. Accnt.
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CrREFT DEPARTMENT., NO. 4, HALL or RECORDS
~ Public notice is hereby given that the following petit
ton have been presented to the Beard 81 AdermanTo
nag space ionr fcet vide in Thirty fourth street. oa No
ii to Tsntb O eet 20 restore The grade Forty
sevcnth street, between Eighth and Ninta aud
avenue between Forty sixth and Foryoghth streets
TO and regulate Ninety third street. between Second
and Fifth Also The following rcsolrtions;ro
lay croswaks at the q Pine and Front streets
70 fence vacant lots Thirty street
and Lexington aycnue to vacant lots the north
west Of Thirty aud Lexington All
Interested having objections thereto requested to
present them in writing 70 the undcrled, at his oee,
before the 2let day Of September inst.
JOHN I. DODGE, Street Commissioner.
ceptcInbcr IL, 1851
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f'oRpoRAT1oN Not1ck-ruhlIc SorllE IS
" korehy given % tie oDnar or owners, oceupRt
-upapt Of all houca OF ots we'd lance,
affected thereby that the following assesru,ents have
ed tie lodged IN tho
The huroau OF Assessments Tor examination ~ al peroas
t,t.restad VII. :tor fencing vacant lots kSateen.h
between Fifth and sixth Tho ils en-
Lraeed ny such apscssmcnt include eli me tNcr houses
and ots Uf vacant loss oues and PARCELS 81 lane
sides OF Eighteenth street. Mos
1855 Ior isir3. and iI0 70 @ Al whose inter
ests affected the above named assoesneIt and
.ppot,d TO them, othe- az them, requested
present their objections IN writing o. tho nrdor-sled
tne ofh,o No jia Of Records, within thry dsys
The date =! tbs notice
SAMUEL n. De MOTT. !
FRANCIS NICHOLSON Aea.Hscra.
ISAAC NM SnfyH
0fcc Hurcan II Assessments, street Department
tcmtcr l6 1872,
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A OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CLIPPER Ne; FOR PoKr
n Philip droct-The beautiful clipper DOLPHIN, George
A. Trardy Commander ready for positively sails
this few more passengers can DC
with state single berths carly APP
pication be made board Pier " Norh river loot ~
street. NJ BAil persons having bills Of lading are re-
them la for signature to the once
- -. ,nIs RI .4
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N sydney--Tke new aud fast sailing clipper DOLPHIN
1000 burthen, Captain Trundy will positively sail
Ibursdsy September 18th, at twelve O'clock Passengers
Will please be on board - that hour more psssen
rers GEN be BY appiyns n' day. Oh toAsd,
PCT =" !" pUTLIR BRoyuIHs, rs South stree.