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CORPORATION NoTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
Thereby vsn to the owner ewners occupant eoor-
Affected thereby that the wing assessments have been
completed by the Ascssor and lodged in the office Of
she Bureau exRuns tion by all
Interested, viz For building sever in Thirty.eghth
Eighth The limits embraced by such assessment
include all the several houses and lois Of ground,
cant lots pieces parcels Of land situated both sides
Of street. 25 feet ives. from Eighth avenue
Ali persons interests affected by the above
named assessme nts and who opposed to the
either them, requested to present their obsoons in
writinx unaersigned their office, No Hail OF
Records within thirty days from the dsts of this notice.
SAMUEL II. DE MOTT, }
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors,
ISAAC WM SMITH.
Oce Bureau Of Assessments Street Department, Nov. 9.
1870
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CORPORATION NoTIcE-PUBLIC NOTICE Is
~ hereby given, to the owners, occupant
q al houses and iot. improved unimprcvea
been completed by the Asesors and lodged In the
sse Of the Bureau Of Assessments for BY all
interested viz For tagging sidewalks In Eigh
Sespth street. between and The limits
vacant o pieces and parcels Of land situated
bsA sides Of Eighteenth street, between and
whose affected by the above named
and who are opposed to The same either Of
requested their objections in writing
undersgned ~ their office, No. Hall Of Reoords
Within 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
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LoR sAvANNAH.--U. s. MAIL LINE.-TaE SUPE.
II rior steamship FLORIDA, Capt. NJ. s. Woodruff, on
SATURDAY Nov 90 three o'clock from pier North
Apply 60 SkML H. HfTCUfLL, 1874 Front street,
The Alabans, Capt. G. ID. Ludlow Saturday,, Nov. r.
For sped strength, accommodations and fare hos5 ships
have rer1or The coast.
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CORPORATION NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE IS
~ hereby given, 70 the occupant
cupants OF all houses and lots improved unmprovei
snc affected thereby that the following
been completed by the Assesso and lodged in the
foo Of the Bureau Of Assessments for examination by all
nterested vEf setting the and
Thirty ninth street. between the Fifth
and paving Thirty ninth street from % tho
Six tn The limits embraced by in
elude all the several houses and lots Of ground,
lots pieces and parcels of land situated both sides
Thirty ninth etrest from Madison the Sixth
All persons whose interests affected above
named spts, and who opposed TO the
saher Of hom, requested t. their objections in
writing, TO the undersigned, at their Office No Hall of
Record within thirty days from the date OF this note
SAMUEL ii. DE MOTT
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH,
Office Bureau Of Assessments Street Department Nov.
IL. 1852.
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ANTHOLOGY.

LHORTUNE TELLING.-Mks. ALVIN, RENOWNED
Il in Europe for her skill in foretelng the future win
Furnish ntel shout all circumstances Of e 70 all
Who may address her Mira Alvin speaks the English.
French and German languages Her residence 81 Broons
street. near the Bovery drs aoor stairs Once hours
from 10 A. N. to SP. NJ
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powERY THEATRE.-DooRs OPEN AT OK; CUR
Monday and Tuesday evenings. November Is aud Is viii
70 ''''''"'fTnE WRITING ON THE WALL.
Philip Elton TIE III LADY, 81 Tss Lar " o'''n
DUproN's THEATRE CHAMBERS srREEr.-DooRs
ID open At on 20 commence - o'clock.
Ina', bA SSTS%ssi = XII Rs'''n's
Ss.s ss, ss:' IS;
Fs.y D Syss AEsSs Emily
sSos iraddiss. M Levsrs Martins. Mis-: Weston
oS1
I Isn H Hpss. %
NATIONAL THEATRE. CHATHAM sTREET.-DooRs
:;" 's'''a Win g Performed
'''HI s0I4H 'sss ~ S 81 1 Hie'
WnITEs THEATRE OF VARIETIES, II AND 10
w Bowery near e. ch.tham SQUARE, White. ProDrs-
s
WHO SPEAKS FIRST
~ above Grand .treet-open every night during tho
week Under the sole direction and Of
have Ssn with vSs y Sa
st On; commences At X o'clock,
QARNUAs AMERICAN MUsEUN.-P. T. BARNUH.
ID Manager and Proprietor; John Greenwood, Jr. AS
sistant Manager c. Clarke Direeto Of Amusements-
The new diverting moral drama OF THE LAST NAIL full
Of the most comioL Effects Monday evening. ~ TX
snc. Museum
ture Gallery Chinese Saloon, Living Animals tho Enter
tsnments go, cents. Seats In the Parque Tx oenN
extra
MR.. DEMPsrER's SECOND ORIGINAL BALLAD
lvl Entertainment at the Tabernacle Monday
ing November Is, will include the following sonss-"Let
Love One Another, Evening Song" "A Mans Man
for q That" "oh; Happy Was the ol1sm a MARY @
Nary" and "Thc Nay Queen In three parts Tickets ~
cents To commence Al & o'clock.
NTERRIAMs MODEL OF TIE CITY OF SAN FRAN
tien.I Academy Of Design No 66S Broadway The rooms
open from ~ o'clock A. NJ, until 10 p. M, daily This
model constructed from exat measurements and
pies Of about i've hundred foe representing
scale o. twenty i've feet to nc1 tho true grades
buildings wharve harbor shipping &C. Admission rs cts
while the model was on exhibition in San Franosco-
SAN FRANCISCO, July 30, 1882.
SrThe ulness in which you have the
City San Francisco in miniature meets with entire
Tested in growing metropolis both In Europe and Ame
EFFORT, and skill worth alton Very respect
fully. z KNIGH r ASSn. T. M c : s, 1 Go;
EBBEITs CO, Merchants.
TAAFFE, McCAHILL e. Co.. Merchants
BOLTON, BARRON CO., BankcrA
DRExEL SATHER h CO., Bankers.
BURGOYNE T. Co.. Bankers.
ADAMS & CO., Express.
wv GkEGORY. Express.
Z. J. MERRIAM, Esq.
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NoRPoRATION NOTICE-PUBLIC NOTICE rs
herby ven that petition has been presented in the
Beard Of Aldermen for IN Thirtysevsnth street.
on the near the westerly side Of seventh avenue
All persons interested In the shove and having
objections thereto requested 10 present the in
vting TO the Contract Clerk 1T his soe, before
80 Nov, inut. NICHOLAS DEAN, President.
Orokon Anuedust De artm emit. Nov. g. Ia52
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QrREET DEPARTMENT,NO. T. HALL OF RECoRDS.-
- public notice fven that the following petitions
have BE- presented in the Board Of AldsrmsnTo Gag
tour feet through Of Thirsyars street Between
street. between Eighth and Ninth Also the
Forty fourth street between
Eleventh maoadanIs aud surb
asd between Eleventh avenue
Hudson rvsr to and reset curb and
= FsrtyAh street, between Klsvent and Hudson
river All persons ntsrssted having objections thereto
8 hi once on or before the 18th day Of November inst
JOINT. DODGE. Street Commissioner.
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EfoR RIO JANEIRo AND YkLPARAIso.-THE NEW
II and splendid steamship SIERRA NEVADA, j. ID. WI
commander will be despatched for tho above ports
about tho .jth November from Pier No. 8 North river
Fer passage, only apply to
J. EeN5LI scE. .ss.-ss, 4 ps9S.Ess
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CoRPORATIoN NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE rs
" hereby given TO the owner or ownors occupant Of
supants sf all houses and lots improved unimproysd
srSs ted thereby that the following have
bscn completed by tho and are lodged In the ocs
OF the Of Assosents for examination by al
sons interested Wis Fer building sewer 10 29th street,
Between Lexington and Third avenues The ta sabrsoed
by include all the several houses And lotl
of ground lots sees and PARCELS OF land eastei
on both naes 18th street. bswcen Lexington and Thrd
avenues All whose interests are anesed by tho
above named sssept and who are opposed 10 the same,
Or her OF then requested 20 present their obsetons
ASytng 20 the undersgncd At their once No Hall Of
nSTfds within thirty from the data OF this notice.
ekMUEL II. DE MOTT, }
FRANCIS kIcUolSuN, : Assesaors-
ISAAC WM. SMITH.
oTts Bursag 81 AesgsAeEte stscet ueparsr.oats, NOV
A.
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DAPID AND RADICAL CURES, SUCH as WILL NOT

DAPfD AND RADICAL CURES, SUCH AS WILL NOT
~ be months but three If early
and whose permanently DO relied will noS
10 your perpetual chasn and oss be breaking again
certainly he osained by aud all the nnfor
tunate from DR. Ward THIS h recommended TO the serous
attention Of those whs would be erred well and quick ana
escape the bod secondary Affections and khe tnevsbo
detection and digsss that follow their appearance
New and important disco enable him full
fill his promises Of impossible TO BIO effected under
any antiquated method Every convenience for
ment provided. Attention bestowed suoh youwfhre-
eeve where else. Renember that hundreds being
other doctors SOLELY from want OF It, Attention
all that needed besides skill AM with both, his para
the unfortun under him nost magsAy. Once.
Of Canal street broadway Book
vice. rratid Medicine. dollar.
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nOCToR HUNTERS RED DROPS CANNOT BE Hal
~ genuine in Buffalo ". Y. Tnoy BIO had In NcI
Orleans the corner a Canal and Msra Ever
intelligent physician will tell IL 10 I'll only remedy
which reliance PLACED, to really certa
diseases. 81 PER vial OEly place, No ~ Division street
Now
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aDyERTNEMEkfS RENEWED EVERY DlY.
10 SEE THIRD PAGE. "a

IMPAIRMENT or REPAIRS AND SUPPLIEs, NOV.
~ Ath, ls62To builders Sealed proposals will be 70.
ssived ~ the ree Of the Commm Of Repairs and
auppliss, No. New City Hall, until Monday, Nov th
~ oclsek NJ ~ which time they will be publicly cpsnea
On aceordanse with the ordinance thereo for erecting
souse Cedar street. for the Of Hose Company No -
Builders will estimate for the and work
spafstey The plans and specifications OF the bSniin
required and all Information In regard thereto san hna
the ece the SuperiL sendent Of Repairs 70 Funno
puiidisg No. Is street, Blank :stmssss can
Ssd either ONCE Proposals 70 be endorsed VITA the
nas the person sstimstng the OF pre-
ssntatsn and the subject 70 which II refers.
reserves the right Of rejecting all any Of
- estnstes fer the interest o. the
Commissioner OF Repairs and Supplies.
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sSoR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE.-THE UNITED
IL States mail steamship UEBoLDT, d. Lnes com.
nander VIII leave for Havre touching At Southampton 10
land tue mss and ssturasy, Nov 90 80 IL
O'clock from pier No North river Price Of passage
cabin, s2 second cabin $40 Baggage not wautei during
the should be cent board the before sailing
marked below No merchandise will he received board
After Thursday November IL For freight passage sppiy
10 MORTIMER LIVINGSTON. Agent. So Brnadvsy
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CIEAh BETWEEN NEW YORK AND GLASGOW
~ The Glasgow and New York Steamship CsmI any's
mshib GLASGOW 1862 tone, 400 horse power Robert
Craig, commander will sail from Glasgow the 10Th Of
October and will leave New York for Glasgow Saturday
2h Novembor At IL o'clock Mt First cabin (saloon
rooms $780, do do tnid ship do) $75 second oabin
500. Stewards fee included. Apply to
]. MnSYMON. 81 RYoadKAA.
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NEW YORK AND HAvRE STEAM NAVIGATION
IN Company--The United States mail steamers, the
FRANKLIN, J. A. Wotton, commander, and the HUM
B0LDT d. Lines, commander will leave New York, Havre,
and Southampton, for the 1852, the following
days.
LEAVE LrAvEHAvRE.
humboldt, Sat'day Sept. 70 Humboldt, Wed'day Oct
Franklin, Oct. rs Franklin, Nov. "a
Humboldt, Nov. 20 HUMBOLDT, Dec. %
Frsnklin, Dec IL Franklin. Jan.1y'5S
These built expressly service Of
$500 burthen each not surpassed either for speed
strength, comfort by vessels ahoas Their accom-
modaona for passengers of the approved kinds
Stopping at Southampton both going and rsturnng they
passengers proceeding London
any other line IN the OF both tme and money.
Price of passage from New York to Southampton or
From Southampton to New York. .fS50
passage unt paid for. An experienced
on board.
For ireif hit or passage apply TO
MORTIMER LIVINGSTON, Agent, So Broadway.
WILLIAM ISELlN Havre.
HARFINEAU, CROSKEY a. CO., Southampton.
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~ Hail. Park for TAX payers hereby motif
fed that addition Of cent will be added all
remaining unpaid the fret DAY Of December next aad
Receiver would urge upon TAX payers the Importance
and delay which necessarily previous to the adj
ditop Of the eantase Hours for receiving from
o'clock A. till p. NJ Bankable money only received
HARVEY HART. Receiver Of Taxes.
November IL, 1852.
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CORPORATION E.-PUBLIo NOTICE is
" hereby given, TO the occupant
supants of all houses and lots, improved unmproved
fnd affected thereby that the following have
completed by the Assessors and lodged In the ooo
Of the Buresu Of Assessments for nomination By all per-
Interested viE-For tagging four feet wido
shrough the side walk Of Gouven slip from Front to
Ecstk street, The limits embraced suoh assessment in
cude all the several houses and lots ground vacant lots
pieces and parcels OF lard situated the wetery side of
cuverneur clip. between South STREET aud limo ono hun
drsd fifteen feet northsry III from All persons,
whose interests affected by til named
vpents who opposed tho either Of them,
reeuested their objeo in writing TO the
dersgned at their office No. ~ Of Records, within
Shirty days FROM date Of this notice
SAMUEL IL / MOTT,
FRANCIS MI OLSON, fAssessors
ISAAC WIZ. s IN,
once, Buresu of Asressments Str Department. Nov9
sNs
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LfoR CHARLESTON, SAVANNAH. AND FLORIDA
Semi. weekly United States Mail line.-The new and
fast going stesmsr JAMES ADDER, j. Dickinson. Con-
mander. will le.vo pier No NJ r. on "wednesday. Novsr-
her lb at o'clock precisely For freight apply board
whore all bills Of ladng will bosgnsd and for passage al
the Office srOFFoRD TILbSION CO., 4S South strset
Savannah pass cketed through without further
charge Pas will suffer no deter ton At
az teon mado with the South Caroins
Railroad 70 despatch extra train the arrival Of the
Through tict cts flords follows Jack.
sonyiiie. ISL to Pilstka. s39.
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mEDlCAi..

nR. RALPHS PRACTICAL TREATISE. THIR-
~ teenth edition. 3t2 r.gss with plates-Pioe 81. Sold
st No A Ann street. No Aston and At the authors
Office (censultaton fro niue 30 twelvs, AN,
nine, M, sundays 'xcepedl 6I3 Hsuston street,
Wooster street. Mailed Of POSTAGE addressing
500 Post Office.
DR. CoBBETT, NO 10 DUANE STREET, BETWEEN
~ Chatham and Willisn streets, my DO eornulted on
tain diseases Twenty.hye HIS speciality
BILE him make The victims Of quask
cry may apply with the certainty Of meeting physician
Of perence. B.Dr c. Is member Of the n. r. Uai-
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CORPo RATION NOTICE-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
hereby given that petition has been presented in the
Board of Assistant Aldermen, for in Catherine
street from the East river Division street All persons
in the above and having theret
requested to present tho writing the Contract
Clerk, vt his Office before the oath Of November
NICHOLAS DEAN, PRECEDENT.
Croton Aque iuot Department, Nov. Is, 1857
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CoRpoRATIoN NorICE-PUBLIC NOTICE is ERE

CORPORATION NOTICE-PUBLIC NOTICE Is HERE
~. by given, to the owners occupant or occu
pants houses and lots improved lands
affected thereby that the following have been
completed BY the Assessors and lodged In the o,e Of
the Bureau Of Assessments for BY all persons
intereed viI-For building in Thirty first street,
from point fifty feet west Of the Seventh to
point fifty fest west Of the Sixth The limits
and lots Of ground pieces and parcels o. s.d
and Seventh the westerly side of Sixth
and sastery side Of Seventh between Thirty
and thirty streets; northw sstery and
southweserly Of street and seventh
All persons whose interests affected by the
above opposed the same
either Of them requested to present their
in writing to the undersigned at their ofce No. Hall Of
Records within thirty from the date Of this notice
SAMUEL u DE MOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, }Ass,ssors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH
Office, Bureau Of Assessments Street Department,
Nov. ID, 1852.
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CORPORATION NoTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is
~ herb given to the owners occupant oecu-
pants OF a housed end lots improved unmproved lands
affected thereby that the following have been
completed by the and lodged In the Bureau Of
Aee ments for exsmin alton by oil Interested
yfor regulating and setting curb and gutter stones
Fifty street, from Broadway Tenth The
limits embraced by uoh assessment include all the several
houses lots Of ground vacant lots pieces and parcels Of
land situated both sides of Fifty second street. between
Tenth and Broadsa the westerly side Of Broad
both sides Of Eighth and Ninth sastery
aide of Tenth hundred feet snd five inches
northerly and southerly from ffyseeond street All
whose interests affected by the above named
ments and who opposed to The came either Of thom
requested present their objections In writing TO the
undersigned st their Office, No Ha OF Records, within
thirty days from the date of this notice,
SAMUEL II. DE MOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH,
Ohoc Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department Nov.
1S 1852.
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A USrRALIA.-THE SPLENDID CLIPPER SHIP
IA ALBUS will sail positively Thursday, November 49,
No other ship put for Australia filed with
in short time tho majority of the berhs
having beea gagged before they finished will
seem invidous therefrc to assert that In all the
tas Of room, light aud ventilation this beautiful ship is
UNNECESSARILY superior to other in port These
facts For passage apply 20 b. SARDY, Is South street.
DO ird. pier Ia. foot ef w all street.
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CORPORATION NOTICE-PUBLIC NOTICE Is
~ hereby given TO the owner Of owners occupant or &C.
a ss
sssn completed ~ the and are lodged In the once
N ssns
Washington West street. The limits embraced by suoh
assssnsns include Al the several houses And lots Of
M a:. q fan, and wss
srsss enc hundred feet north from Dusne ana on
NE east side Of West street. one hundred feet north from
s above named and who are opposed TO the
e either Of them requested to present. their OBJ
Es Records; Within thirty d fs% the dass Of this
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH,
0Hase, Bureau Assessments Street Department, Nov.9
" hereby given that petition hiss been presented In the
BOARD Of Aldermen, for sewer In Thirtyseyenth street
twenty-five feet east Of Seventh avenue All persons
in the above. and having re-
- ss on me Or A'
uvoAon Aqueduet Department. Nev. 8, 1881
CORPORATION NoTrCE-PUBLIo NOTICE rs
.s,.ns houses and mpsov:d or
Iands affected thereby that the following assessments
s, s:n M S "a @ y
all nterested For building sewer Forty
limits snsraoed BY such asssssmens ali the
houses and Of ground vacant lots and OF
D n Of Soss ss'
Affected the above named and who are op
sss:d 70 the either 81 them are to pre-
thsi once No Hall Of Records. within thirty days ZION
S Ek4sg!s \ Eid 81 Hs5E, Assessors,
ISAAC WIN SMITH
q 1882
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LNoR AUsTRALIA-TO SAIL 18TH OF NOVEMBER
Il The superior ship ALBUs, loading At pier Is
East river having all her engaged will sail above
for Port Philip and sydney For passage only, having
perior accommodations, apply to
LIVINGSTON. WELLS h. CO.. ~ Broadway.
L,oR NORFOLK, PETERSBURG AND RICHMOND
Il The United States rsil steamship ROANOKE. L. Par
Nov Goth, NJ. For freight apply board md Tor
passage TO LII DIAN PLEASANT 50 Front street, near
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hereby given that petition has been presented in the
Board Of Aldermen for in Bleecker street. from
Christopher Carmne street. and also resolution for the
building Of basins and cuverts the eastry OF
h ana npsry s;ssi pes,ns sd "a
present the writing thu Contract Clerk his
office, before the Oath November, inst.
NICHOLAS DEAN, President.
Croton Aoueduct Del artment Nov IL 1852
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CORPORA NofIcE-PUBLIc NOTICE IS
~ hereby given to the owners, occupant
occupants Of all houses end lots improved unimproved
lands affected thereby thst tho following assessments
have ben completed by the Assessors aad cd the
office Of the Bureau Of sesments for examination. by
All persons interested, Wis For building in
The mpson street from tho In Blocker street.
point opposite Ne 2s The limits embraced By such
ment include all the several houses ami lots ground
can't lots parcels Of land situate both sides
Of Thompson street. between Bleeoker street and Ii
feet otherly thsreom All persons whose interests are
affected by the above named assessments and who OPP
posed the either of them, requested pre-
sent their ebectons In writing to the Undersigned
their ooe No Hall Of Records within thirty days from
tho date Of this notice. - - 49,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, fAssessors
ISAAC WIN. SMITH
once, Bureau Of Assessments Street cpartnent Nov.
IL, 1852.
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oRPoRATIoN NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Is
" hereby given to the rrners, occupant
s.pants Of sli houses and lots oyed or unimrreTed
lands affected thereby that the wing have
Been completed by the AsesBors lodged in the once
the Bureau of Assessments for animation hv all
Interested viz For tagging ewclks In Thirvthird
street from Fourth TO Sixth ayepe The limits embraced
all houses lots
u ground lots pieces aud parcels OF land stusd
both sdes Of Thirty street, between Fourth
Ana Broadway persons whose affected by
ths above named and who are opposed TO the
either OF them requested to their sb
lsotons in writing the undersigned at thsir once, No
Hall Records within thirty days the date Of ths
notice. SAMUEL II. DE MOTT,
EkANCfS NICHOLSON Assessors
ISAAC WIN SMITH.
OAcs Bureau Of Assessments Strses departments, Nov g.
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ITO THE WEST INBIA ISLANDS AND CHAGREs-
Il BY the hrtish royal mail steamship CONWAY. Can't

-, n.
This steamship signed to sail from Savannah Georgia
en- the 4h De,eAher next and of each following
month for CHI yres touching at Nassau, NJ r., Insgua,
with the Turks Islands mails al Jamaica Sho will
due at Chseres the l4th Of uath tho
18th, by Same route, to Savannah
"a this service contemplaes ngeme only for .
limited numNor OF who desire TO avoid
crowded boats will end the route desirable and inva
lids who ~isl to spead the among Iudia
Islands, find Conveyance in ths companvs steamships
twice month, between jamaica and the folio wing pors
In fof hoaa rnnd nhn
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CTREET DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OFiRECORDS.
y Public noti5 is hereby given that the following pe
tons have been presented IN the Board OF AdsrnenTs
recurb and gutter and flag l2lst street. between
Third and MI Norris squars TO reset curb and
gutter nag Sixth avenue from Forty second TO Fsry
ninth street, set curb and gutter and flag sidewalks Of
between Stanton and Rvington Also,
The following regulate and flag sidewalk
south side Of Sixteenth street. between Third and
Irving places set curb and gutter and repair sidewalks
southeast of Market and Monroe Streets Gag
Thirty pntb streets to sidewalks in North Moore
terested having objections thereto, requested to
sent them in writing 70 the undersigned 1T his oce
before the ed day Of November instant.
JOHN 7. DODGE, Street Commissioner.
November L. 1852.