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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-03

Weatss Schisdam Aromatic sehnapps, .
ssvs ss.is au,.Ns. anti dysP.pe, and 4nyisorstins
ssusy IL this a and IL Is uois.d ssss
lie DEPOT Pct N. Me- Il y: .s ss
Hod WOLF rfs s:s xo Beaver
Wsife's Celebrated schiedam Gin, called
ss b sass sss
the popsO. anS price ses.m IN
nSms q sy process peculiar :, his own factory Is
%a, ..sy Of the saap Sngss Sss
ous solvent ~ thus becomes s;assurs
ssssisise favor and aroma altogether snsosndsn. IN
!: TSsFE s is,iss: :s
Lvsn's Ksthaaron.-PeopIo troubIcd by
ss s s s.s sSs s1 sssa Is' .. k
nd s stive remedy for nervous hs.dsehe in the world
sss large ''' lyon ii eii Bssasasy sA'
WIVES and Toupees New STYLE
are pronounced the most perfect i sacn Of Nature
q ssr ursss s SIS
ssss Where can be found the largest and hest sssarsns
Hnar Dye.-Batchcior's Celebrated Liquid
Srss FL III hair q
CERTAINTY with which this and old established Hair
sks6GSGoss Wis Fssssy No. Y s;i e -
Geld Medal Wigs and Toupces.-1ns late
Asproyenents made in the manufaetare Of nedhurst 3
Hcards wigs awarded the gold medal
- London exhibition Of all nations Gentloen requiring
AEporor article should call at the msDufaetory RsaeS
Ano- Copy the address
tremendous Majority tn favor OF Crlstado-
Ss famous Liquid Hair Dye safest easiest
applied Of discovered Tho tnts eopsers
or black color ere tho count ypars Of nasuIs
.entS) BY CRIsTADoRo. 6AstoT scuae.
OylstadOYO's Hair Preservativc and Heauti-
Asr for elo,sng Identifying Strengthening snd raprodu
stnG the hair when thn stopping IL from coming
ent well impartnga beautiful lustre aud dsposing
Me hair TO cnl 1t has not equal In the country II
Manufactured and sold by CRISTADoR0, Actor House.
Herald.-Thoso who Will not believe, may
Vahpone actually changes gray hair it's original color,
and creates in the place Of that which is dis
sassd Ask at the General Depot Rooms No i2 Chambers
sSee and the principal druggists Of the city, for the
Original Improved"
0O~raud's Liquid Hair Dye -, without en-.
cAcn reservation, the beat Beware
"a nucd dyes Equally celebrated IL Gourauds Hedeatea
Saap for curing pnplee rsckles chaps rough
S go PondTe Subtitle uproots hair from part Of hs
WaAex street, near Brosdway.
Crusses, Shoulder Braces, Surgical Belts
nd Bandages-A complete assortment OF the latest inn
proved trusse OF kind for children and ldutn As
6nalo supporters Of various kinda, suited to all
yorss eases Il piles. .Oaios No IL Ann etreet. near
Mueosm-
Seerecy.-Persons OF Delicate Sensibilitics.
watering from that most dtresspg affection,
tasfusps r win DO pleased 10 oarn that they
TOR nv IN dolla
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MASONIC NOTICE.-GRAND LODGE STATE OF
1 New York Of FREQ and Accepted Masons NAL
CONNIE Of the Initiation Of Georse Washington
Metropolitan Hail. tn ursday evening" 4th inst ation
Reg steI hen Typg. D. D. The doors viii be opened At
balf-paet Elk O'clock Grand Off And Past Grand
oheere requesteto assemble in the Site
BALL. Mercer street. Mt six o'clock Tie Special
Com tee Of st. Johns Lodge No. with the Bible on
which Washington was insuguratcd r:t President Of the
United states, accompanied Guard Of Honor tho
Washington ContinensAs requested to assemble thu
time and place. Members OF the Order will appear
full regatta Tickets obtained Masters Of
lodges Masters Of lodges requested call
at the Grand Of Broome and Crosby
streets and receive their dckets
J.. Chairn
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DERE&PToRY sALE-A HOTEL. WE'LL FURNISH
ed aud In excellent situ -ton for. aud doing
good business ia DO Id decided bargain the
has other busincss Inst rcqees his whole time Persons
applying will he we'll sa'isHed TIE rmg Apply
to J. q. GREEN, Agent. IS Chambers street.
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WIN Writers, AUCTIONBFR -TUI5 DAY AT 10
w oclcck NJ l6O Spring rect the stock Of millinery
store together wit the show eountsrs
shelving hat stsp1p &c hiso bonusts silks plnhes rib
bons laoss innings, &c Also, quantity OF furniture,
&c carpets scfs bureau tables, ohsr mirorf BE. Sale
positive.
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MASONIC GToN's INITIATION
Ul A - Eeatiu mi

M No1 F Ssl5 INiIiATioN
take place at Freemasons Hall, No. 600 Broadway
Thursday evening, Now Tor the purpoie of ceehratn
GTsns Chspsin Rey Evan n johnson D. and an Cd,
,ourning in the city and wishing participate
casion, are respectfully invited The ceremonies will
at six o'clock p NJ after which the Brother will par.
take Of dinner Thets At 81 eaeh may be had from The
se Of Ss ~ ns Lodss o.
Treemason's Hail. No. 600 broadway r. N. CONbON Of
81 JchnsL Lodge, No. ], Cha rmAn. No. 675 Broadway.
FEucHTwAHGER, Strict Observance, No. 81 Secretary,
No. l4l Maiden lane.
James Elsey, Abrams No. 20, No. al Bowery; Robert
Marron, Washington No a. No. l97 Reecker street, A. s.
Van Pragg Adelph, No 2 No. 444 Broome street; T. W.
Martins, albion, No. o. No 81 Wall streets d. g. stern,
Nj Morah, No. u, gowery of Prince W. d.
9s., Ssrmsn Union No a. No. a6 Maiden lane; g. T.
stein, La Fayette NO. a. No. IS Duane street, George T.
Swaine, Richmond, No. c. Port Rehmond VIM II. Youngs
Naval No o. No. 70 jackson street, N. B. MouRtfo
manoq No. lv6 No. E! h street. Henry OFT
Rising Sun No. i4 Yonkers; D. Williamson, Mt. MOrisn,
u. D., Albany.
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NAprNrp wANTED-TN WELL KNOWN nUst
Ma a. treasurer and 20 TAXA general aharss.
ss,srv psr yesr $500 and travelling sspes,es one As
a. sspssssS esD may address A. J. Il, Herald omsA
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Crusses, Shoulder Braces, Surgical Belts
sud Bandages-A complete the latest
proved russes OF kind children and ndultn Also,
6aalo supporers Of various kinda, suited TO all
belt for proapsus warranted to effect in the
xorst cases Of piles Office No. II Ann etreet near
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

MASONIC NoTICE-BENE VIOLENT LODGE No. 1872
AVA The members Of this lodge and tho fraternity gene
-a who DESTROYS OF participating with ceebra
ing with them the Centennial Of the initiation
OF George ashington respectfully
cent at the next os the lodge Wednes
day evening November 3d att o'clock at No. So Orchard
street. The members will please be particular
hour Of opening CHAS. w. WILLETS
Chairman Commit tee Of Arrap gements.
Mass NIC-YORK LODGE, NO. 1s7-MEMBERs ARE
MI requested TO DO punctual in their this
Wednesday, evening Nov 3D. at o'clock, in their
ceiye their tickets of admission to the cbration the
Centennial itiation of George Washington, at NEGRO
politan Hall, the 18th inst. BY order.
". MORRISON W. NJ
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MOTTO E.-THE NORTH AMERICAN FIRE INeU-
IN Company have renewed their office TO the
building, all street, opposite New street. The
pany continue to insure against buildings erehan
disc and property generally ~ the lowest standard rates.
JAS. w. OTIS President.
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HENRY r. LEEDS, AUcrroNEER : nOUsaHOLD

HENRY r. LEEDS, AUrTfONEER. = HOUSEHOLD
furniture pisnoorte, mir TO-, 70 DO sold at aue-
ton this day. Nov. 1852 1t 0is o'clock ~ the salss
50 Gamblers street. BROAD Henry r. Leeds
will above, OF parlor, dining
and chamber furnitre silver plated ware table cudeyy
rosewood panofortss nearly rdrohes, marble
tab DIM 'sh- nah gany
burcsus, with marbs and glasses washssands.
with and without BILE hair mattresses palliasses
mahogany spring and hair seat parl chairs various pat
sofas, easy chairs, ckirg chairs l0ungss
iron hat stands oval MIR painted and enamead
her suea &C. Alo. large superior French plato
ror painting ard variety Of othr goods Catalogues on
the morning Of sale
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AsWp AND FOUND.

CK00 FEwARD Last. ON TUESDAY, B1TwEEN
wow the City sal AMI Muir ay street package,
tainrg thirty eabt hundred daars The above viii
be given by returning te To the undersga JOSEPH
LAZARE1TE, Manhattnn Hotel, Murray street.
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I l.. VANDEWATrR, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
-. sale n fancy and stop', qoods-Wedne.day Now }
and Tburs5sy Nov at N.Y. o'clock each day 10 she store
Co.tlab DIT street stps tortoise shall hoYn
buffalo and ivory combs huitoo- general asscrtmenG
brushes all kind pocket thread aud ootton
pins end needles assnred golt and gilt jewellery dolls; ten
sets looking glasse; hauunss complete assort
msnt Of lou and hph ped together with nseort
offancy and staple goods we'll worthy tho attention
Of tho trade and e,hsrs.
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T1NION COURSE, L. I.-TROTTINC.-0N WED SEa.
day. November Sd, At half past o'clock, M match
TOT xIgW Nile heats in harness d. P6tsr names e. m
Lazy vernon dsasc Woodruf names r. Young Dutch
man Stages Will leave tho Fulton ferry Brooklyn, for VA
ever. faro each way Is cents
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0O~raud's Liquid Hair Dye -, without en-.
ccn reservation, the very Beware
e Dusd dyes: Equally celebrated GouIsuds nedsstsa
1s go Poudre Subtitle uproots hair from part Of hs
edy. Liquid Rouge, Lily White and Ear 0loss, 81 u
WnMeY street, near Brosdway.
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I l.. vANDEWATER. aUCrIONEER, WILL SELL.
~ this day November 3d. at tho saesroom, No II Wall
street. household fnrnpre stins Ia OF rosewood
suites covered in satin brocsta etsgore with plate glass
doors back sprng chair SOFAS marble pier,
centre and side tables gilt mirrors work tables
wash stands lounges mattr pnllinssar &e
well worthy th atep tior Of ths Who All
which will be sold to pay cash advances.
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICES.

q IN O0A -PARrNER WANTED, WITH a 900
~ lVsUOO. or SO c00 In business paying 700 PIT
cont Any one having the above amount 70 invese WIZ
please sddress Sterling, Herald onoe.
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LJORsr, WAGON AND GROCERIES,, AT AUCTION
IL wellington Carter will sci account Of former
rurchrs the residue Of the stock In the grocery store COR
cf Prince and reefs Thnrsday November
at 10 ocock-oor stating ~ OIL re-,
With aud hor all In good
order. Dep cit reqnir d f-om
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So 900 OF ssG :. $500 q s..s Who
sctys mari I'm veil estabshed vine and tee trade TAT
object taxing partner being want ~ ~ ,sasrsdss
iesp .he hooks and take charge Of the ps
business Tho best references given and esarsS
Il. ~. 81 this offte.
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Welfs's Schssdam Aromatic sehnauus. n
ssrs tenis diureNe anti dyspsptie and 1nveorsting
Ns medical faculty In this oiSy And il tSs Uoitsd 5ssss
pint AND qusrs bottles For sale By the psinoipa
besvssn Chsrles and Amos streets, New York.
uDOLPHO WOLFE, Importer - Beaver street.
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COX REwARD.-LosT, IN RETURNING PROM
RLO jersey City to No 10 Bel m,n street, on Sunday
afternoon, aiys French gold double watch With
gold chain and Con le Jsnk charm attached Tho above
reward will be paid ts TO No. 20 Beekmaa
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ABIGAIL ap,ElCSES.

GUPREME CouRT.-IN THE MATTER OF THs APRIL
r. s N s
y eo ns sss rm
aS y The s
she people oishs ssss q New yorS entitled
sSs
Amend an Act snsitled AZ Act in rsaon to the eosa
assessments and taxes in the city and county Of New
Aay;h 1871 TO the owner occupants
% Ss aa
msnt in the above entitled matter aud that all persons
opposed 70 same asjss
Mon. Il to :, H. i
Il ss ss city oss s ,Ss thirty day, hs
said edmasc and follows Is say:
Az :.
Ssra FL s srs ,S s
Az
n h
Al. h high wsssr MARI s' on shs
.id ooiored damage map Of the said Com
parcels situate IN the said s Of New
ss,Sssn .hs shs
map ef the Commandments Estnsss and Asssssnens
MAP opening
Iro street to Harlem river 1850
and 1851 New York April 1884, Richard Amerman, City Sur
Of the city Of New York. And also sill the pieces
oes Of land fronting lying both sides OF the
ntersectinT said First between the northery
Of forrysecond and the southerly side Eighty
fourth street bounded the by fine distant half
between ead First avenue and A. and tho
west by line half distant between said First
and Second laid and coored the said
neht map file as aforesaid In the office Of the Street
pieces parcels Of land situate lying both sides the
streets ncrsectng ed First between the
side of Eghtysixh and tho southsry eide of sth
street ALSO the lot at the Of the lot at the northeast
OF the lot st the southwest of 7h street
First a6o two lots ut the of the lot
~ the northeast Of 9h and First
also the angular lot ~ the the lot at the north
triangular iot 1t tie Of the lot the northeast
CT s street and Fret Also. three lots the
northery side Of 2st street. distant about twenty ees
westerly from the westerly side Of said First Ao
land of Philip Aledoer, and the southery eide Of
l22d street. AlBo two lots ST the Of land Of Philip
cdoncr the northwest of First and
22d street. Also, three rear lots owned by Philip Mile
avenue. Also, plot Of ground, owned by Thatcher
f. Payne ut the OF land Of James ChesternAn be-
swecn d l2h streets and lying of First avenusj
and also lying the north side l2h street, distant
the eaid Commissioners do further give notice that
port in tbe above entitled matter will DO and
sentea TO the Supreme Court the State Of New York
special term Of the said court, be held City
eerber and that then and there thereafter
IS counsel be heard rzotion will be mado that said
se0Ors be oonh1%ea ~, .stsd Ney York Sept. 49, 1857
sH9AsE i s Il sshSS commissioners.
WILLIAM SINCLAIR.
HENRY H. DAVIES Attorney.
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ASiTROLuGy.

+ IsTEE TO WHAT Mr. II. G.. HsNBEE, OF BRAN
dJ wine Hundred, :"For fifteen years have
sictd with pans 10 my tones and pain all over body,
VIII 10 Of appetite, and inability u resin anything
stomach Vii was constant and also an indsscr
babe feeling IL something crawling all
vh rain in shoGders and coldness olosod by fever
which tasted from three 60 four hour when IL passed of
and tft me weak that 1 could not stand my feet.
such was the tate Of my case when called on c. W Ro-
b. ck o. lite street who by his curl coniur ~
has peri. rmc perfect Of all symptt ms, and
gaining flesh having lost 100 lbs during ny spoil az sc
publish this that all may DC benefited ~ IT,
eonsdor It the most wonderful cure record had tried
all the phyg isBg in vain and myself for incur
NC enjoying better health than dill,
not speak too highly OF o. w. Robacks CORPORATIONS
curing teWes 10 has made perfect ola that haze
gone 60 him from place and the remedies plea
SAINT TINT wordfr u l. rot sufcie iuducemcnt all
to give him call and trial for IL is novel esnro this
country Any one sha has any Doubt my bc ~ nured
Ny lin, can call IN me RtcUARp HAyBEE." All lot
tiers TO w. W ROBACK, No white trett will be r.Ii-
gousy attended to- II paid For more particulars call
AID Fe Attologi ssl Almanac gratis whore
b.
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CTRErT DEPARTMENT. NO HALL or RECORDS -
- Public notice 10 hereby eyer that the following roso-
utons have been presented In the Hoard Of bsestan
Aldermen - To Gag sdewGks n front Il NOT H. rs and
81 South william 30 and 6I stone street H.
sad M Bride streets aud a. 2 and - Trinity plsce.
pave the ADD curb AVID guttsr the
tfy see Of Marion, Ryington, ene stanton eretts 10
pave the carriage way IN Rutherford place. twecn Ste
teenth and Seventeenth stroots all rsona int rss0d
hayiag objections thereto requested T. prescnt them
writing TO the uni rsgned ofoe hsfure the
18th day Of n ovcr1ber Inst, JOHN 4. D0Uae,
ROY. p 1885,. gLse1t Csnpmi.ssn,
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CoRPORTAIoE NoTIcE.-PUBLIc NOTICE Is
~ hereby given TO tie owner or ow~ers occupant 90
oupsnts, OF all houses and Tote improved unmT
lands affected thereby that the following
been completed ~ the Assessors and lodged il The
Office Of the Bureau Of Assessments amin by all
persons interested viz For building eser III W hing
ton between Rector and Morris streets Tao limits
embraced by ouch include all the several houses
and fots CT ground vacant lots seces and parcels land
situated both sides Of asngton street. between Rec
and MorS streets MI whose interests are af-
fected by tho above rnmed assessmon and who are Op
posed the either Of tho rogue tied 20
their obieoti1n In writing the ind rgned at
their ooe No Hall Of Records within thirty days ffom
the data Of this notice. -
SAMUEL II. DE MOTT. }
TRahCfS NICHOLSON ASSESSORS
ISAAC WIN. SAfTd.
OEce Bureau OF AeeessmeEts, Street Department
Noyember OIL
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ORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is
" hereby given to the owoers occupant of
cupants OF ali houses and lots improved unimproved
aec ted thereby that the following have
been completed BY the assessors and are lodged in the ONCE
the for examination by all
interested viz For building in 29th street.
between Lexington and Third The limits embraced
by include all the several houses aud lots
OF ground lots eces and parcels Of land situated
both sid o 29h street between Lexington and laird
avenues All persons whose interests affected by the
and who opposed TO the sam
either requested to their objections
writing TO the undersigned at their office, No Hall OF
Records within thirty days from the date Of this notice.
SAMUEL II. DE MOTT, }
FRANCIS E1u B0LSoN, : hsscseors
ISAAC WIN. SMITH.
ONCE, Bureau Of ASSIGNMENTS Strses Departments Nov
o.
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1NoRPoRArIoN NorIoE-PUBLO NOTICE rs
hereby gwen 70 tas owner or ownsrs oooupsas o. %
lands affected thereby that tho following assesment
have completed BY the Assessors AMI are edged In
the Assessments FOR examination BY
all ted Wis For building sewer in Forty
first Ninth Eighth avenue. The
mit such include all the several
houses lots pieces and ,es Of
situated sides Forty street. between
Eighth and Min h All whose interests
affected by the above named and who
posed the either Of them requested pre-
their objections in writing, to tho at
their oss Hall Of Records within thirty days from
the date Of this notice.
SAMUEL II. DE MOTIF
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC WIN SMITH,
Once, Bureau Of Assessments Street Department Nov.
3, 1852.
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CoRPo RATION NoTICE.-NoTICE Is HEREBY
~ piveD to the 1nphnt or occupants
Of all houses and ts improved unmpoyed lands affect
ed thereby that the following assessments have ben com
poted the and lodged in the office Of the
bureau Assessments for examination BY all per,oas ia
rested viz For grading aud paving Dey strset. from
Broadway The limits braced by such
assesebt include ell the several houses lad lots ground
lots pieces situated both sidos
Of hey bet Broadway and street ard
easteriy side wch and westerly side OF
BIoadway hundred feet norhery and southery
from Dsy street All persons whose interests affected
BY he above named and who opposed to
The same either Of them requested TO their
obieotiona In writing TO the uudeyned ct their Office
No Hall Of Records within thirty days from the date Of
thin notice. SAMUEL. H. DE MOTT,
FRANCIS MICH OLSON, fAssessore.
ISAAC WI. SMITH,
Office, Bureau Of Assessments Street Department, Nov.
th, 1852.
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CORPORATION NoTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is HERE
" by given to the owner owners occupant or ocou-
pants all houses end oto mpr ,ved unimprove lands
affected thereby that the following asessrnts have been
completed by the Asseeors and lodged In the office Of
the Bureau Of Assessments examination by all
interested viz For laying Of fssging Aye feet
WIDE through the sidewalks Of Fifth rem Twenty
fifth TO Thirty fourth street The mtb embraced by such
iacludc all tevera houses and lots OF ground
lots pieces and parcels Of land situated both
edes of Fifth avenue between Twenty 6fh and Thirty
fourth All whose interests affected by
the above named assessments and WHO opposed the
either of them requested to present their OBJ
jection writing tho undo signed at their Office No.
Hall Of Records within thirty days from tho date Of this
notice. SAMUEL II. DE MOTT, }
FRANCIS MICH OLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC WIN SMITH.
Oice Bureau efAssessments Street Department, Nov
1862.
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CORPORATION NoTICE-PUBLIC NOTICE Is
~ hereby given to the owners occupant
supsnts Of all houses and let's improved unimproved
lands affected thereby that the following
been comp ted by the Assessors and Tod in the Office
OF the Bureau Of for examn ktion all
interested via For repayng West street. from Duane
jay street The limits embraced by such assessment in
cude all the several houses lots ground
pieces and parcels Of land situated both
street. between Dusne ard jay streets All persons whose
interests affected by the above
who are opposed to the same either q them request,
ed TO their objections in writing
signed at their office, No Hail of Records whia thirty
days from the date Of this notice.
SAMUEL H. DE MOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC WM SMITH,
once Bureau Of Assessments Street Department Nov.S
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zorro RATION NoTICE-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
~ hereby given to tho occupant
of all houses and lots improved unimprnved lasds
Affected thereby that the assessments have been
completed by the lod ged in the Office
the Bureau Of for examination by all psraons
Interested viz For Building in Cross street from
tho Pearl street. to within sixty of Orange
street The limits embraced BY such assessment include all
the several houses and lots of lots
and parcels Of land situated both adcs of eros street,
fem Pearl TO Orange street All whose interests
affected by the abevenaned assessments and who
opposed to the either OF them requested
their writing the at their
office, No Of Records within thirty days from the
date Of this notice. -
SAMUEL a. DE MOTT.
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC WM SMITH,
once Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department, Nov
9, 1862
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TORPoRATIoN NoTICE-PUBLIC NOTICE u
" hereby Fven, TO the occupant
cupante all houses end lots improved unmproved
land6 affected thereby that the following have
eted by the nd odged In che cc
Of tho Bureau Of for examination by a PER-
sons Interested viz For paving Thirteenth
snd c. The limits embraced BY
include all the toyer and LOIS Of ground yacan
lo.s pieces parcels land situated both ei1ee
Thirtscnth street between ard z, nhd the
west sfe Of Q, 10 feet north and south from
Thirteenth All persons whose inteTessB
b the aboy. named ossmentq and who are opposed y
the same eithor q the requested 70 poser their
obeotonF writing, 70 the undersigned hor Office,
No HALL Of RecorJn within thirty days FROM Che date Of
iii. notice SAMUEL n. De MOTIF
FRANCIS NICHOLSON Assessors
ISAAC WI. SAITH.
Ofco Burosu Of Assessments, Street Department Nov
o ls62
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-12

EORTUNE TELLfNG.-Mks. ALVIN, RENOWNED
the grcatost cities Of Europe for ler akIl in fortel
lrg the futur has arrived here AVID will furnish intel
about sli oircum Of c who NAV
address her Msa Alvin speaks the En- yh Fronch and
German lanprags Hr residence 10 at3l Brcome street.
the Bovery trs. hoor up stairs Once hours 10
a. ~. to p. rs.