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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-10

CORPORATION NorTrE NOTICE Is HERE.
" by given the or o&Rea.. ~ncrnant ~ nncn
pants Of ali houses let's improved un,mpf8vSa
aced thereby that the following have been
BY the lodged In the Office OF
bureau Of Assessments for examination by all rrsons
interested viz For laying Of tagging ave feet
vide through the of Fifth
fifth to Thirty fourth street The limits embraced by such
vacant pieces parcels of land, stuaed both
rides FIFTH between Twenty fifth and Thirty
fourth streets All whose interests affected by
the above named and who are opposed "a the
same or either them requested to present ther OBJ
ectionF in writing the unde signed their oioe, No.
Hall Of Records within thirty from the date Of this
notice. san Ufh ii. DE MOTT
FRANCIS MICH OLSON, , Assessors.
ISAAC VIM SMITH.
ooe Bureau ofAseeesments Street Department, Nov 9,
Ieso
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GTRETT DEPARTMENT, No.A UsLL or RECORDS
- Public lice Is hereby ven, that the folio ring
laiions have bosn preentd in the Board OF Aldermen
70 Gag south sidewalk Of rhrtrst street bet Sixth
AID Seventh avenues 70 fence lot Nineteenth
street, between Fifth and Sixth TO fence vaoans
s.s Eighteenth street. between Fifth and sixth avenues
All persons intereEfi having objections thereto,
questsd to present them in writing 20 the undersigned 81
NE -floo, before tho = Of November, inst
JOHN HODGE, Street Commissioner
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hsTRULQLY

nEAR THE NEWS FROM A DTSPEPTfC.-S FLA
ware city Cos. Q, 1Si9-Detr Sir:I write 70 inform
you flat fast tettng well Of my dJspefsia nnd hoce
Will perevcre N my case for there ara Others waiting
to II Jon make me for II you
will plenty 30 do Sincerely friend Bcri amin
White. Division street Camden. To Mr.. Robsek, 40 6
w lite street Convert to ConiurationsHr Penniug ton
called upon complaining ~ sickness Of long standing
UPWARDS OF four Ito said it sickness that had
ned all tho doctors IN his part Of the country Ills
symptoms melancholy sprtu aius in his long osne
loss Of Appetite resteess ut having often to
snd walk this floor, with heao ard Fed tongue
tic morning, and disagfeeabe taste IN hi mouth tits
sickness lad become great That he often ft like swing
M in despair but after calling ontgey cutSd hun
in seven weeks william Pens ugtcn. Botle Towaship
Delaware county. All lctters to G.. w. ROBAlk, No. o
White street. will bo regiously attended to, II pre-pai
For further part euars call rad get ASTROLOGICAL ALMA
rac, CRATIC. whore certificates can be sesn.
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CORPORATION yOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE is
hereby given TO the owner or owners occupant
pants OF all houses and lote
aected thereby that the following
completed by the and lodged in the Office Of
NE Bureau Of Assessments examination by all
Interested vzFor fencing vacant lots Lexington
between and Twenty ninth Streets The
limits embraced by such assessment include all the several
houses and lots Of ground lo pieces
Land situated The eastery side Of Lexington avenue
hetveep Twentyeghth and Twenty sreets. All
whose interests affected by the above
nd who opposed to the same either of them
requested to their objections in writing tho
AeIagned at their ONCE No. Hall of Meoords, within
thity days from the date Of this notice.
SAMUEL III. DE MOTT, }
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH.
once Bureau Of Assessments Street Department, Oot 30
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CORPORATION NoTICE.-PUBLiC NOTICE is
" hereby given TO the owners occupant
pants of all houss and lots improved unmproved lsnds
affected thereby that the iag s9oseuts have boon
completed by the Assessors and lodged in the Off OF
he Bureau Of Assessmcnts for examination by all
kpterested viz For paving Theatre alley from BeekmaR
70 Ann The limits embraced py such in
srde all the several houee and ts II ground vacant le5
pieces paroes situated both sides Of Theatre
alley between Ann sad Baekfn streets and on the north
etly do or Ann street about eff three feet easery and
spe huns7ed and ten waeterg Theatre alley Ali
psrBone whose interests affected by the above named
Nssesrents ard who opposed 60 tie eaor Of
snen requested 70 present their Iecon Ia writing
the underssned az their once NO Hau If Records
within tlrty days from tho date of .hiE notice.
SAMUEL II. DE MOTT, ,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, \ Assessore.
ISAAC NJ. SMITH,
once, Bsrcsr Of Azee snsnte Street Department ootg
1889
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HoRPORATIoN NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE rs
~ hereby gver, the occupant OF co.
cupsnts all houses and lots improved uumpro we'd
thereby that the following Assessments have
completed by the lodged in the once
Of the Bureau Of Assessments for examination by all per-
sons nterested viz For building in 29h street,
between Lexington and Third The limits embraced
by inch include all the houses and lots
OF ground lot occs and parcels OF land situated
both sides Of 18th street between Lexington end laird
avenues persons whose interests affected By the
above and who aro opposed 20 the same
OF either tham to present their objections
in writing tho undersigned ct their Office, No Hall Of
Records within thirty days from The date Of this notice
SAMUEL n. DE GOTr, }
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, ? Assessors.
ISAAC VII. SMITH.
Ofce Bureau OF Assessments Street. Departments, Nov
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~ ORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE is
Thereby given, to the owner occupant
paAs all houses and lots upimproyed lands
thereby that the folio wing have been
completed by the Asfesor and lodged in the Office Of
interested, viz For building sews in Thirty eighth
Eighth The limits embraced by suoh assessment
include all the eeveral houses and lots Of ground,
cant and parcels of land situated both sides
Of street T5 feet ives. from Eighth avenue
All persons whose interests affected by tho above
named nts ard who opposed to the
either them requested to their objections in
writing to the undersigned 1T 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, Street Department Nov. g.
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E0R sAvANNAH--U. 3. MAIL LINE.-THE sUPE
n rior steamship ALABAMA, Capt. G. ID. Ludlow, on
Saturday, Nov. 18th, st o'clock T. from pier T. North
river Apply TO SAkL LMIrCHJLL Ne. 1914 Front etreeb
The Florida Capt. NJ L. WsodhuIl Saturday Nov 2th
For speed strngh and fare these ships
have superior tho coast.
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EDWARD K. 60LtIEs 3 co.. 50 Wan street. n. r.
BROWN, SIMPLIFY CO., Liverpool.
Q. @. ROBERTS CO., Is Kings Arms Yard, London.
John NUNROE CO.. & Eve Eotrs Dame dos
Victories, Paris; or
GEO II. DRAPER, Hayre.
The Of these ships will mot be goId
silver bullion, specie iewery, precious stones metals
unless bs Of ladins signed therefor And the vAus
hereof therein expressed.
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VANDERBILT LINE FOR SAN FRANCISCO. ONLY
Line Giving Tickets for Crossing the Isthmus-The new
double engine steaDthip STAR OF TUE WEST, 2VW tors
will leave frem pier No. North river, at o'clock, r. M
precisely On saturday Nov % fer San Juan del Norte d-
rect citing with The PACIFIC amer over the Ntsa-
raeua transit route having but twelve miles Of land trans,
portstion. Unsurpassed IN their accom-
modations and ventilation info passage
apply only to ID. b. ALLEN, Agent,
No. Q battery place, up stairs
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rI,HE MOTHERS GUIDE AND FEMALES ~ pR sm
nreed-Just published and Tor sale ~ raanjer s,I
roN 2gs Bvery Also Lies remedies De ~ oiussl, 80
les femmes" Dr. r. may be censaitea ~ .mss svs.srs
ahoye on all affections pertaining 70 ans p ''-s
Nee ard In Picayuna.
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MEDICAL AD glsEa AND 1870 pusiishsd. rvsnsy.
Eve eents sop IRE p iss Broadway; and 81
ytbor Physsi.S and rs ~ shsss
100. .,.,nt. FROM IL n. All ~
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CORPoRATION roTICE.-NorIoR IS HERHBT
" gyeD, 10 tie 0c1upant ooc 1pauts
Of all houses lets mproyod or unmproTed lands Affect
BY thst The following assessments have en- COM
pced ~ the and lodged in the oe Of the
Bureau hsessents for examination ly all persons ir
rested, via FCr rradirE and peyipg Dsy strsst from
Eroadwy Gree wioh street. The limits bracee by suoh
ASSORTMENT include ~ the several houses aod lots soqd
vacant Of LAID situated both sides
Dey street. betEeon broadway and Greenwich street. and
on the asery eide Of Grecnpoh street and westerly aide Of
Broadway hundred feet northerly and souhery
from Dsy All persons whose interests sre Affected
by the above and who opposed
the same or ,h. Of them are sy7uostsd G. present their
ch-eti6ns In writing To the undersigned at their oboe
No all Of Records within thrty from the date OF
this notice. SAMUEL VI. De MOTT, :
FRANCIS MICH OLSON, AHsessors.
ISAAC VIM, SMITH,
Office, Bureau Of Assessments Street Department, Foy.
tn ls52.
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CORPORATI0N NoTICE.-PUBLTC NOTICE IS
~ herby given that petition has been presented IN the
Beard Of Aldermen, for In Thirtv eyenth street.
from the sewer the westerly side of seventh %
point seventy feet SIDE OF seventh
aysnue All Interested in the above, and having
INFECTIONS thereto requested present. the
xvtng TO the Contract Clerk at his office, before
foth Vow init. NICHOLAS DEAN, President.
Crotop Auueduot Department. New. g. lSh2
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~ ORP GRAFTON NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
~ hereby given to the occupant 90
eupsns. Of all houses and let's improved unimprovsd
lands affected thereby that the following hsve
been by the Assessors and are iod sd in the ooo
interested viz For repavDg West street. from Duane to
Jay street The limits embraced by such assessment in
pieces and parcels OF land situated both sides Of West
street. between Duane ard Jay streets All Whose
interests affected by the above named And
who are opposed to the either Of them request
signed at their oce No Hall Of Records within thirty
days from the date Of this notice.
SAMUEL IL. DE MOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH,
1852 i
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TOR oRATION NoTICE-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
~ hereby given, to the owner owners, occupant
occupants Of all houses and lots improved unmproved
lands affected thereby that the following assessments
been completed by the Assessors and are lodged in the
once of the Bureau of Asessments for by all
persons interested vizFor tagging sidewalks Ia Esh
tn street. between and b. The limits embraced
by such include all the several houses and
grourd vacant lots pieces and parcels Of land situated
sides of Eighteenth street. between and b.
All persons whose ereBts affected by the above
and who opposed to the either Of
requested to their ctions in writing
to the undersigned At her Office No Hall of Records
within thirty days from the date Of this notice.
81 dUEL H. DE MOTT }
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors
ISAAC WIN. SMITH.
Office Bureau OF Assessments Street Department, Sov
O. 1852. 81
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AORNCYs

DATENTED INvENTIONs.-THB PROPRIETOR OF
important invention, being about to make journey
through States offers his services As agent ec
the sale Of rights for really meritoreus inc
able 40
to responsibility and capabity All oommunioataons "a
dressed to The subscriber and left NJ the
receive prompt attention. .. II. DAAAi'
Two LANDLORDs.-RENrs COLLECrED. AND Qua
rsnteed preferred, On liberal terms Apply toM VS.
sASTON, House Agent l09S broadway, corner
sssond ssrseA.
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4 ,okPokAIfoN NoT1CE.-PCBJIC NOTICE rs
merely gyen, 70 the owner or ownors occupant co.
eupnnr OF si houses and lots improved unnprovod
lAnds affected thereby that the following
been COMPLETED ~ the hsesors and lodged the Office
OF the Burehu OF Aeessnoute for ation by All
SONS interested viy-For roIavirg Duane street. from
washington to West street. The its bv au
assessment include all the soveral houses aud lots Of
ground yaoant ots pieces and parcele Of land situated on
beth sdee Duane street, between Washington and West
both sidee o. Caroline streot ninety
erly from Duane street. The weot side OF
street. hundred eet north from Duane street, and on
che side Of West street. hundred feet from
all persons who interests affected by
the above named asscsmeDt and Eho opposed the
same either them requested IL present. their OBJ
lcctone In wrng to the rnccrgned at their Office,
Hall Of Records within thirty ds from the date Of this
pstioe. SAMUEL VI. DE MOTT }
FRANCIS NICHOLSON Assessors
ISAAC VIZ. SMITH,
Once, Burcnu Of Assessm cns Street d. partment Nov o.
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LNoRTUNE TELLING.-MRs ALVIN, RENOWNED
In the greatest cities ~ Europe for her skill in orstel
ling the future has arrived here ard will furnish inelli
about sl Circumstances Of life, 20 any who
address 70 her Mrs Alvin speaks the Engh Erench and
German Her sidence IS 3 Brpoms street,
A tsS
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CoRPoRATIoN NoTICE.-PUBLIc NOTICE is
~ hereby given to She owner owners, occupant
occupants all lots improved or unimproved
lands, affected thereby that the following ASSIGNMENTS
have been completed by the ASSESSORS and lodged in the
see Of the Bureau Of essments for by all
persons interested vz-For paving Thirty sixth street,
assessment include all the several houses and lots ground
vacant lots peoes and parcels Of land situated both
Sdee Of street from Eighth to Tenth avenue;
On the westerly side Of kath and the eatery side Of
thirty sixth street All persons whose interests az
beoted by the above named and who
posed TO the either of them requested
sent their objections in writing the undersigned their
once No. Hall of Records within thirty days the
aats Of this notice. SAMUEL Ii. DE MOTT, }
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH,
once, Bureau of Assessments Street Department Oot
l862
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DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP C0.-FoR RIO JANET
Il ro Valparaiso and Plnaua-The splendid ste amer
JOHN H. STEPHENS, 1850 tons turthsn,) Robert n
Pearson commander viii be dispatched for the above
about tho 9Th December For pzsssse only, having
superb accommodations appy ~ ths ocs CT sho Company
~ Foutk street
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CORPORATION NoTICE-PUBLIC NOTICE Is
~ hereby given, tse owner or occupant
cupants OF all houses and lots improved
lands affected thersby that the following assessments
have bee BY the Assessors ant are lodged in
all persons nterested viz For building in Forty
first stree from Ninth TO Eighth The
limits by such assessment include all the several
lots ground vacant lots pieces and OF
land situated both sides Forty street. between
Eshth apd Ninth avenues All persons whose interests are
anected by the above named and who
posed TO the either Of them requested TO
sent their objections In writing to the undersigned. Mt
the date Of this notice.
SAMUEL IT, DE MOTT
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC WIN SMITH.
once, Bureau Of Assessments Street Department., Nov
Q, 1852
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NOR LIyERPocI-PACKET OF NOVEMBER 1irH :
Fer psssAge only. the fast sailing, coppered packet
ship ThANcS 4. SAGE, Captain VIM H. RohtAn, 10 now
loaeng and will sail above For passage only-h ,ving
superior state mmodation-snply board Mt
Pier No l5 East river, or to THOMAS r. STANTON, &c
Smut
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CORPORATION NOTICE. PUBLIC NOTICE Is
" hereby given TO the owner owners occupant
supants Of all houses and lots improved unimproved
lands thereby that the following
been completed by the Assessss and in the cs
digging four oct wide the souther
" sdewalk Of Fifteenth street. between First Second
Tho limits embraced by such include
al the several houses and lots Of ground lots pieces
parcels OF land situated the seuthery side OF
seensh street 800 feet eastsry from Second avense All per-
whose affected by the above named
mens and who opposed TO the either Of them
requested to present their objections In writing 10 the
unAersgned their Office No Hall Of Records within
khirty days from the date OF this notice.
SAMUEL II. DE MOTT, J
FRANCIS NICHOLSON. Assessors.
ISAAC WIZ. SMITH,
Once, Dpreau OF Assessments Street Department. Oct 80
1854
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TINTED STATES MAIL STEAMsHIP COMPANY
- Tor How Orleans via Hhyena.-The SPLENDID steam.
ship EMPIRE CITY Henry Windle, commander will sail
the foot OF Warrea street, N Friday.
November l2tb at2 O'clock r. NJ precely Rates OF pas
sage Havana and New Orleansnew arrangement:-Ls-
die and sfer saloon BERTHE 500 forward saloon berths
800 eteerhge SD Specie only taken on freghsto Havana
Freight taken to NeS Orleans thirty cents cubic foot
Shippers Of freight requested 70 supply themselves with
the bills Of laainy, which be hsd appli
cation the Office No other form viii be signed No bills
Of aiding gned after twelve o'clock the day Of sailing
For freight or paseaSe, apnlyto VI o. RoBERTS,
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{LINTER ARRANGEMEETs-rgW YORK AND
w Harlem aairoad-Three daily lines g aad fssm Al
bany-Fare 81 5DIhe trains leave City He'll station cor
rer Tryon row and Centre street daily Sundays xsopt
stoSnng AZ All uay stat;nna s.co,a irsr " 20 r-n.,
Train stopping at Croton Falls Dover Plains Hillsdse
and Chatham Four Corners Tbird train, 8 IS r. NJ Xxx
Train stopping ut Crotch rails, Dover Plains Miller
ton, Hiisdale, aud ChathsTa Forr CoTaeTs Returning
will leave Last Albany at and II A. " and r. v.
u. SL0AT, Superin &c ndent.
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LIMITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
~ connecting with the Pacific Mail Steamship Company
Only through United states mail line for California aud
Oregon vic Aspin wall and PanemaThe splendid and
double engine United States rail steamship ILLINOIS
$500 tons burhen, H. J. Hsrteene: U. s. NJ, commander
will sail Saturday November 10TH at two O'clock, M
precisely from pier foot Of street. river Tho
Pacific Nail Steamship Company's magnificent steamer
EOhTHERNER will be in readiness at psnsma TO
the Illinois mails and and sail tin
companies TO send their through with expedition
comfort nGd safety Rates Of fare to Aspirwal Ladder
sioon satc room $685. lower aft and forward saloon do
will be Landed at the railroad wharf Aspinwa ffes.
Transit Of tho Ishmus at the pssengers expense Persons
srs New ork have preference Of
IActhc
70 San Francisco on the FOR freight
the anie 1T West street. Warren streeS
N. B.-shipPers requested 20 supply tnensefVG6
the companies bills OF iadng which will be signed at tho
between the hours Of and O'Clock Of the day
sailing.
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MFRS. u. GIPSEr DESIRES TO MAKE TT KN0wS TO
vI the public OF New York and elsewhere thss she may
be ocneuted ali pattors relating 70 the past present and
future with surprising certainty OF truhulnes Relic
be svep In proof Of her wonderful capacity IN The
above science which she very successfully prsssed for
the 1ase eight years. IN New York Rssdenoe SS Grand
street New York. Hours Of call from A. " nil 10 r 81.
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NoRPoRArIoN NoTICE-PUBLIC NOTICE IL

CORPORATION. NoTICE.-PUBLIc NOTICE ~
u hereby given TO The ewners pant
snrants and lots unimproved lands
cted thereby that the following have been
oopeted the and lodged the ooe of the
1urssu Of for BY AL persons n.e
Dostsd vFor paving hrty street between Fifth
md Sixth avenues and tagging space four feet wide
Shropgh tho Sidewalks whore the 10 not DONE
me limits embraced by such assessment include all the
several HORSES and lots Of ground lots pieces and
pAroe1 Of land situated both sides of
eress are affected by the above named and
Who opposed to the same either of them request
u 10 present their objections in writing TO the
Sd 81 their ofoe No Hall Of Records within thirty days
sven thc date Of this notice.
SAMUEL II. DE Mott,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, AsseeeorG
ISAAC WIN. SMITH.
Qss Bureau Of Assessments Street De partmsnt Oct 80
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FoR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE-rHE UNITED
states mali steamship HUMBOLDT, ID. Lines, COM
mseder viii leave for nsyse touching a. Southampton
land the mails hnd Saturday, Nov. ~ At IL
o'clock fron pier No North river Price Of passage First
cabin, s2 second cabin SO Baggage not wanted during
the should be sent board tho day before sailing
marked below No nerchard will be received board
after Thursday November Is For freight passage apply
70 NoRriMER LIVINGSTON. Agent SO Broadway.
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SoR NORFOLK, PETERSBURG AND RIcuMoND-
The United states m.h steAmehip ROANOKE, L.
Parrish con andeT will leave pier Is v. r. Saturday
November 18TH st o'clock, y. n For freight spply
e0Na anu i LEDLAW 4 PLEAsANTs. 50 Front s.ross.
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EoR AUSTRALIA--To SAIL l5TH OF NOVEMBER
The superior chip ALBUS. now loading st peg Ia
ast river having all her engaged, viii sail as above
for Port Philip sydney For passage only having
per'or nh,hp'wTSGsToS WEELs CO.. "a Broadway