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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-04-17

We learn that the expenses incurred by the
government, in aresting, holding, trying, and
restoring the fugitive slave Simms to his mas
ter in Georgia, exceeded five thousand dollars,
to wit -
For guard, before grant Of ccrti-
cate, 81, $50 90
For board Of guard IA 80
For guard, after grant Of eerti-
ficate, and for expense Of send
ing Simms TO Georgia, Q $40 e6
Counsel fees, &C., Of Marshall
Devin, 500 90
$5, 34l 05
Add owners expense in samo
case, 8, 900 90
And VIC have a total Of Ss, al 05
as the actual expenses incurred in the rccov-
cry Of single slave, in the law-abiding COM
monwcalth Of Massachusetts,. nd the case
is tho more discouragng from the fact that all the
influence Of the administration, all the infu-
cnce Of tho friends of Mr.. Webster, in Boston,
all the strength of tho merchants and all tho
power Of the government, wero combined 70
make out good case for Mr.. Webster and Mr..
Fillmore in tho South. 1t was made the test
question between all the weight Of tho govern
ment, of law, and Of policy. on one side and
of the aboltionists on the other. Very Aat,cr-
ing to the South, and particularly fattcring to
Mr.. Webster
With the posse eomitdtHs, and the army and
navy in service, Mr.. Webster has the gratifca-
ton Of seeing the lava solemn rompact-en-
forced in Massachusetts,, after an expenditure
of $4,000, against the resistance of the aboli-
tionists. Beautiful But il is not ovcry own
or that can incur, like Mr.. Potter, of George,
the loss of three thousand dollars and the loss
of his time in the recovery Of n single runaway
slave. The luxury is to expensive. In point
of fact, the test proves the Fugitive Slave Law
to be dead lettcr-a practicable nullity--in
Massachusetts,. And it now becomes an inter-
csiing question wcthcr the Wings or tho Demo-
Gratis in their National Convention, will dodge
the Fugitive Slave Law. to secure the votes Of
such slippery States as Massach usctts, and
whether Mr. Webster or Mr.. Fillmore will be
a party to such dodge. We shall see. Fifty
millions Of spois, each year. for four years,
is an immense pile of moncy.-Ns~ York
Herald,
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-04-17
Abolition Notification. Expenses Of EIttui.
ing The Fugitive Slave Law In Alasatnustlls.

We learn that the expense, incurred by the
government, in aresting, holding, trying, and
restoring the fugitive slave simms to his mas
ter in Georgia, exceeded five thousand dollars,
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-04-17
THE FACTS or THE OUTRAGE.

We have commented on the conduct of
the commissioner by whom the recent
slave csae was decided. 1t is proper here
TO recall the facts of the entire proceedings.
twill he remembered, and so the evidence
on the trial shows, that Preston, the alleged
fugitive, was arrested late in tho afternoon of
Tuesday last, on the pretended charge of
stealing; that his master in Baltimore was
Immediately telegraphed that this man was
caught; that on the same evening he ap-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-10
Aa .. N, -.

XTosTHIEaToN @. sNETaEN CONTINUES TO
~ practice law in she Supreme Courts attend 70
osso hnore Congreto prosecute claims and settle 40
s9nntE Against tho Departments and boards Of Comnis
eonereto rrocurs patents 81 homo and abrsso obtain
lenmonf ana bounty lands TO collect debtg dgia,nd
nnG sny part Of the unisee states
anu countriesto make nvesu ents Of fnnds Ia
leans and tocks and bond and ortgage and to
se tne purchase and sale of onna lands and pntens
rght IN AID STATE the Union. Partcusr stten paid
70 ,sna title cases comins the United states
drcssod 10 W. O. snehen, No. Carroll pace Sapoi Hiii
WaahipFtos. y. u-- WIN = wtsh vrombA aksanAsn-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-10
CL.OTIIING.

CAsT orr CLOTHING AND FURNITUhE WANTED
~ Ls5es and oen having cast OF clothing or fur
risues dispose obtain cash price. by sond
rr for the subscriber ~ his residence, or ne through ths
post viii DO prsmptly attended to- ladies attesded By
Mrs. Cohea. N. s. ConEn. &c Elm street.
fvAsT cFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED.
~ Lads ard gentlemen having cast on clothing or far
nture a darps ,btoa far cash price ~ sending
80 tha rRh,cfter o. - -tsi ttnrI L.s ious. ia
Post crsss - bs .t'ssasj " Lss,e. aMsnesd ~ krs
Dus..l4.ro h. puSSELOUkr, 10 k,matrssA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-10
EXCURSIONS.

- S1-~-fe - ~->-~~4~~ ->-<~~~Ns.
IryCURstONS TO THE FISHING BANKS EVERY
IL dsysoxcept saturday Fsre q con 81 0scL way Ths
sen stsazeg BUFFALO Capt uanooN, will oavs spria
rtges; =. ~ 49, sssA. .s,., $50 SO. -, Pax
tssks, p<ovsAM
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-10
I'VE PRESIDENTIAL ELEcTIoN.-oN THE EVE

V'HE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIoN.-ON THE EVE
- t.is sreat event. DIR q. W. Robsok the greatest
nhpE nsioioker.to ACKNOWLEDGED by the Common yo,n
az o. ulnpe snd Ameriesweud prefer ss aid OF the
uonnued upon the most plausible basis may erri
u ,nst almost seem certainhss may 20 eom-
Pounueu ~ he event. but science0coult science, ola IS
ne pyrnmds md trus ss truth Itself canno. err To
tnote VINO WISH 70 Know moro Of the result II the comm
tnsn they can gain from couectnre Or ho1ACk
day tri cyoriar ~ his resdSpce Al, white sroas
- - sks.L H. sastse ar1 .srs-
tpeem AL lrwul undertaking. his charges ara pc per-
t.Shste,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-10

GaOR LIvERPOUL-UEiTED STATES MA IL srEAn
il ship ARCTIC, Captain JAS q. Lucs.--TSis stesnnss
yin depart sish the O. mail: for Europe, <iyey
she Of street No bsrths till paid
fof freight passage. having unequaed
for elegance shd comfort, apply TO
- EDW. X. OoLLIRn CO., No. 90 Wall street.
Psssenssfs ere rsquesied 70 30 on board AZ i a. m
on TIL % Of October. HHHN
TH1EEw YORK AND LIvHRPoOL UNITED srArIs
Msu Steam ers-The Hhpe posing this - thO
ALLOWING - ATLANTIC, Captain Weot.
PACIFIC, 0aptakn Nye.
EM@ NE ARCTIC, Captain LADa.
$3.50 fi BALTIC, Captsin Comstosk. sk
3aA3 6. ADRiATIC, Captain Grafton.
hses shirs having k By eonsrscs srprseely for
seytrnnens every has been taken n the
struotenss Ia their nneeto strength aud spesd
si Their dations for passengers snequalsd fox
Taoe Of passage from New York to Liverpool In nrsA
cabin $i0 secSnd cabin. $7o Exclusive sss = sxtca
From liverpool to NewHork. ESQ and Eoe
An experienced surgeon sttabhsd to each ship.
No berths secured until paid for.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-10

CORPORATION NOTICE. PUBLIC NOTICE IS
" hereby given to the owners, occupant or
supsns Of all houses and lots improved unimproved
been completed by the Assessors and lodged the
oftbe Bureau of Assessments for examination all per
in BrGaSway between Foreth and Forty streets
several houses and lots of ground vacant lots pieces
parcels lsnd situated both sides of Broadway
Tint and Fortytbrd streets; both sides For
teth ant second streets between Broad
adjoining All persons whose interests Affect
ed by the above named and who opposed
same either Of them requested to their
objections in writing to the at their Office No.
ball of Records wi hin thirty days from the date Of this
notice. SAMUEL ii. DE MOTT J
FRa NCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
- ISAAC WIN SMITH.
Office Bureau Of Assessments Street Department, Sept
1852 -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-10
AsTROLoGY,

M rs. BREWSTER FROM PHILADELPHIA, TEN
I'VE 0ers her ervicea to ladies End gent0on Of ths ely
Y asroogy love and law matters. interpreting area
Ne3 ,ous dseiehce5, constantly rolled on ~ Nanoer
end VII tSi w name q the lady gentleman shey u
marry. Also the names of the vscr Residence 40. i.
Great Joaes street, corner Of Bowery Ladies co
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-10
vTyHB NEW YORK AND LIvERPO0L UNITED STATES
n steam Tns ssiPs coHposins shis nas ~ sAs
In orperieuoe J surgeon attAbh6d to each Bhi .,
10 bcrths secured until paid for.
PROPOSED DATES or sAmrra.

10 HtFTy
EDWARD X. COLLINS u CO., sc Wall 81, New York
BROWN sHIPLEY co, Liverpool
T.. q. ROBERTS h CO., Ii King's Arms Yard, London
JOHN huNRoE CO., ~ Rue Nstgs Bame. dss VIC.
GEO II. DRAPER, Hsvre.
Tbs owner of those hpe viii not DO accountable FOX gold
silver bullion spacie, jeweiry precious stones
unless bills OF adug signed therefor kac the value
thereof therein EXPRESSED.
- EDUCTIoN IN FARES BfTWrRN pHILApgy
~ pba and LiyerpooiFhe Liverpool sna Philade aii,
Steamship Company &ntend calling theis s.esuSnr.
follows -
FROM PHILADELPHIA.
Gay Of Manchester. Saturday, Espt Z
OAy OF GLASGOW. hssrrdapi 6ok \
B3oa LIvERPooL.
Oisy OF Menohosses ........... .Woauasiay, Aas u
CITY OF GIasgow ~ bdnesdAy beps
City OF Ha0ehaeser. wednesday, Seot. -
City OF Glasgow. ................. We gnoslsI 0cs
Rates Of Passage from Philadelphia :-soer in nsts
stsse rooms, Sg in midsLip stats Se 10 frwsrt
state rooms, S5ncuding proyaions ana stTarag fees
For freight or passage aDplYto
THOMAS CnARDSOJ, IL Exchange pls &c, H. Y.
orEo w s1nut stroes Rhils6elphia.
limited OF third oissa paesengsrs will be .sss
with proyigsns.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-10

Z CORPORATION NOTICE. -PUBLiC NOTICE n
hereby given 70 tho swnsr or owners, oooupsas
lands affected thereby the following ~ have
been by the asd are In the ONCE
OF the Bureau OF Assessments for BY
sons nteres,ed viz For regulating regraoag
tina curb and gutter stones Thirty eighth street. bet
second and Third avenues The limits embraced BY such
assessment ieSlade a. the severe. houses and lots Of
ground vacant lots pieces and Of land situated
both sides Of Thirty street between eoead Third
avenues All persons whose interests aected by the
above named Assessments opposed same
or either OF then are requested their
Records within thirty from notice.
S SanScI q ai pE HoaT ASSESSOR.
ISAAC WIN SMITH
&
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-10

CORPORATION NoTICE-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
~ hereby given, that petition ha, presented In the
Board II Aldermen for sewer in Mulberry street. from
Cross TO Chatham street Also In Twenty sixth street. be-
Lexington ana Third avenues And, also, for
ceying basin and cuvert 1t the northeast Of Tenth
and Fourth All persons interested in tho
and having objections thereto requested
sent tho in writing to the Contract Clerk q hs Office,
before the Goth inst. NICHOLAS DEAN,
Now York. Sent. 8 1850.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-10

INCORPORATION NOTICE.-pUBLTC NOTICE rs HERE.
~ by given, to the owners, occupant
pants Of all heuses and lots lands,
affected thereby that the folio wing
completed BY the ASSESSOR ad lodged the office Of
me Bureau OF for by all
interested For building Third street.
Evenue TO the Bswery The limits embraced by
ee6sment oude oil the no ground,
vacant lots pieces and parcels of land situate sides
Of Third street. between and the Bowry; boih
sides of bet Second Fourth streets;
On both sides Of Second and easerly side of the
Eowery, between Second and Third Streets All persons
whose affected by the above
and who opposed to the either thom re-
ouestei to their objections In writing to tho un
dorsgned at their oce No TALL Of within thirty
Gays fron the date of this notice.
SAMUEL II DE MOTT. J
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC WM. SMITH,
1882 --~e'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-10

THE NEW AND ELEGANT STEAMER, FRANCIS
eKlDDY, will lcsyo foot o. Jay street. for Albany,
Mondsy, Wednesday and Friday fare ST. Returning,
will leave Albany, Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays
Tits bort ID provided with Francis PGtsnt Mstso Life
Boats The feel confident that by Der
will pronounce her the most comfortable boat on
enc river. FOR further inform alton, apply to
i M'gUIIBUG ". Aaanf. 80 Front street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-10
HUDSON RIVER RAIIRoAD-TRArNs LsAvE

VT c
IL Chambers street station daily lSunaays except
ed for Albany and Troy follows :Exprass Train At
~ through In four hours and senneeting with trains
rsachE Buffalo or Montreal eght CLOCK the
iny Mali Train. at A. NJ Tbrough Way Train at sad r.
Nj Express Trains. at T. H.; sud Accommodation TIL AZ
80 ~ 81. iaasen taken Cham bars street, Canal
street Christopher street,. fonrteenth stsset, and
Thirty street sunday Natl Train ~ T. ~, frsm
Canal street ~ to Albany, 81 56 to Troy 50 80
10 Montreal s. 10 TO Buffalo, 81 40 to Chicago &c. Toket
and baggage checks for principal places N0st and North
GEO. STARR, superintendent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-10

A LBANY, TROY, AND LEBANON sPaINGs-TaE
a car. g the New York and Harlem Railroad leave the
City Hall Station New iork daily, tSunacys excepted
At 10 o'clock, a. Mmail train 70 Chatham Four Corners
meeting with the esern Railroad for Albany Troy
Lebanon Springs Ptsneld Spin gfed sad interme
uiate stations Ats o'clock. p. M.Accommodaton train
to Chatham -Four Corners citing with Western Railroad
soir east PASSENGERS for Lebanon Springs viii take the 10
o'clock NJ train to Chatham. Western Railroad Ca
man. and stage to Lebanon, arriving early the after
noon. Fare TIL ough 81. M.SLOAT, Supt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-10

CORPORATION NCTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is
~ hereby given, to the owner owners, occupant or
occupants Of all houses and lots improved unimproved
lave been completed Assessors lodged in the
cee Of the Bureau of by
I'll interested VII For paving street.
from First to East river The limits embraced By
such include all the several houses
ground lots peocs and parcels of land situated
both sides Twenty between First
East river All persons whose interests affected BY
above named assessments and WHO are opposed to the
!oetons writing 20 the At their office No
Hall Records within thirty days the this
xssce. SAMUEL Il. De MOTT, }
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC VIM. SMITH,
Once. Bureau fAssessuents Street Department August
Is 1852
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-10
NR JOHN wILLIAMs, VETERINARY SURGEON


DR JOHN .wILLIAMs, VETERINARY SURGEON,
~ respectfully Informs his numerous frlerds thu
Lnse that he prssn speeessnly On he dif-
Of his new fire proof estabhhment with tReay two box
Chys,is street between Broome AMI Deaacy streets New
ey cured ~ Uprsn ana ds evil can can
perfectly cured without breaking ska THIS discovery
Thinking rs ,1d; of hen de a.roaass aa.
ring period OF " enty four years il rl cy receiving
Of u rshy1rs. r W. sS asien.' ~ ex-
DocToR sTEYR HAS REMOVED 10 liz BLEEcxEy
.ssSs SstgsS1 M essg sase ha ysss
po s.vuy y sess Ss suqs
apsrsnen a asssRs3 e for Ss rs,sss
i skin and serofalous Diseases psir snd rhatsns.
n9o5 any,, sn.aasrgs, ana sgpP5sssi@ns lhigsiss,
s1ss iIasdste rslS Poctorsl sSiap tx ohess 2iss..
LaiaooToux q psrs Icr,ai rGp ~ pn- a s6s bi,sS
&C Once hours from y 70 ooiscI ?. a.
DOCKET CoNPANioH, Oh. 1RRoRNaTIoE ON rHn
~ free q I've oopiss for ST. sofa By Garrsss
o BrosdTsy 81 sasSsf farasa (. s pr
toncd. ~ ''-'A'' AsA-
'T'EEE MAEFlsp .WcoAAN's PRIVATE YxpIcAI
oig,ssee Of Womta.Tvontisth edition Il mo- DO. 80
q M Ssa and g' iss.s. =
r. a sss sparss BY timely possssis.
soSemPatng 81 IS aso'o as iTers,ss
'fs s ssy a1osH sasP
ans Rts er The other "a no as.ias
q yeNte-h 8"9t rhtNru contemplate imrcFss5a
lhs1sS car discover ~ syIantcns sad ia seost
3D., . s2i ss i sns s oa' Of 'Es u 's's
sNs'''s . Alss.ss nom sssstsqaI IN paysea ohiss
rr 4; - sSsraierAy No ~ 1disr sirrs.
asTs thige ysa,aor % ssse spsnos So zee az
ihersrseVsyy asssls So ~, * ~, m S ss sissss
saS s'ies etr egstls n. lt' + i@Tnpsai rs.
re.,a taa sssts II taass va ssy@le aai sssissgd 20.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-10

VANDERBILT LINE FOR SAN FRANCISCO THE
only line giving tickets FOR crossing tho Ishmug Tho
powerful double engine steprsahfp NORTHERN LIGHT,
1900 tons will leave from Pier NJ North River, a.
o'clock NJ precisely. Monday, September 90 tor
Juan del Norte connecting With the Pacific over
the Nicaragua transit route having but twelve niles
lard transportation N steamers unriyaled hsr
ergan!ements snd ventilation PassenE can rely
Information apry only TO D. q. allen gent No Bat.
tcry place, Stare.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-10

GTRFFT DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF RECORDS
" Pu Bile notice is hereby even that the following petit
lions have been presented in the Board Of Aldermen
fla the sidewalks along the old Buryng Ground Twenty
trst street, between Sixth and Seventh
yaetntlots on Madison between Tweutyeixh and
streets Twentyseyenth street. between
Fourth and Fifth Also the following resolution
To lag Sidewalks set and reset curb and gutter aide
OF hte street. between Church street aud West Broad
way west Nc Of Church street. White and Walker
streets All persons nteretod having objections thereto.
requested to present them In writing tho Undersigned
HE Office, before the eighteenth Gay of september
iLttant. JOHN 4. DODGE, Street Commissioner.
septenbe. s, 1852.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-10

For New Orleans, via Hassna-The splendid steamship
EMPIRE CITY, Henry Wndle commander, will sail from
the pier at foot Of warren street. NJ Monday sep
- at oclocr +. H. precisely. Rates Of passage 70
Havana and New Orleans New Arrangement-L llics
and after sseon berths 500 forward saloon bestb 500
sterege do S5 Specie only taken freight Havana
Freight taken 10 New Orleans At so per cubic
shippers of fregh requested TO supply themselves with
the panys bills Of ladsg which be had spp
cation at the ofce No other form will 20 7igaed bids
of lAdng signed after tho chip has sailed For frc-hs o.
passage, apply to N. O. ROBERTS, III West street.
corner Of " arren street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-10

CORP 0RATI0N NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTNE rs
~ hereby given to the or owners npant or
cuFant Of MI houses and lots improved or unimproysd
lands, Affected thereby that the have
been by the assessors and are lodged the Of
persons interested. vzFor raising, regulating setting
curb and gutrer paving the carrageway building bs
Gins and oulverts!n Old slip, between Front and South
sTe th The limits embraced y sgOh include
pieces and parcels IF land stuated e OK
Old Flip between and South streets and on tho
southeriy side between South Front streets ON the
eastery eide Of Front street between Cuylers alley
Geuyerneur ane and on the westerly side between Old
slip and Gouveneur and alter treet
between Old slip and street No. S. persons whose in
terests affected by the above named and
who are opposed to tie same. either of tbs,
quetted to present their objections in writing, the
ty days frem the late OF this notice.
SAMBEL H. DE MOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON. }Assessors
- ISAAC VIM SMITH,
Ofce Bureau of Assessments Street Department Sent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-10
nIRFcT MEDICAL TREArMrN r-WITnourA Nr1

INFECT MEDICAL Observation-Disclosures MIA
~ gonistcaly attacking the constitution tho
school medicine do by blood letting womb
ng purgng &cl alter the now Ia EUROPE victorious
ystem Of tho immortal Radon brought to light sud
we'll merited fame in this last deeeup by the
eownfa Of the used up fabtHca theories Several years
OF Amtfcan practice have convinced that
OF sreoessghy opposing maloracee, above ALL in the
treney dlhcut treatment Of abdominp lant
open system which has been prn
lever TO all frma humbug and discrst professions
tho first stroke OF which cannot be done better by
advertising e. Gcrau, NJ. Office hours, 10 A. ~;
and to L. NJ, 5b5 brotme street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-10

NEW YORK AND ALABAMA STEAMSHIP G0MPA-
IN ny-For Mobile, stopping az Havana tue side-
wheel steamship BLACK WARRIOR, Ko5t. W. shuteldt,
H. s. NJ viii sail for the above ports, tbs
pier foot Of Harrison street. North River, On Saurla,
September 2jth, at IL o'clock precisely Pasasre, 800.
Freisnt on measurement goods 20 cene per cubic
Freight for New Orleans delivered rec Of extra charge.
freight taken Havana but specie No freight received
on sailing dsy LIVINGSTON, C8oCUEkON CO.,
81 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-10
TRAvNALNRs, GUIDE.


&1AMDEN AND AMsOR RAILROAD FOR PHILADEL-
" phn.-LeaNet>by steamboat JOHN POTTER, f4er NC
l. North river, At Nj, ard Z. NJ. through III a. hour.
Fare first class So SeCoGd Glass; (by g. NJ ine ony
Returning. leave Philadelphia foot o. Walnut street,
a H. and 7, VI.
NOR PHILADELPHIA DIREgT.--U. s. NAIL AND
Expros sizes, through in four hours New JsrseY Rail
road Jersey City leaving New York at A. b. foot II
Goranot street; land % +. Liberty street. Fare 50
for hrat class and g 60 for second olass IN Re-
turn and A. ~, and Oh ID. Baltimore, Washington.
Norfolk Charleston through tickets s6ld in he above
lines and through baggage carried in the A. NJ and M r.
"A NsY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-10

CORPORATION NOTICE. PUBLIC NOTICE IS
" hereby gven TO the owaers, occupant
eupAnts all houses and lots PROVED unimproyed
lands thereby that the following assessments have
Deem completed by lodged the
OF the Bureau
Sons in orested viz:so hadiag sewer Thirty-sixh
Ptreet from in HsdsoB to point 800 feet
cast Of Madison avenue the limits embraced by such
oil the several houses and lots ground
Vacant lots pieces parcels of and situated sidos
street between Fourth and Maids avenues
AL whose interests named
and who are opposed to the same eisher
ohe requested to present esir objection in ting
20 the undersigned at their ofoe, No. Hall Of Records
Within thirty Gays from the data or this notice.
SAMUE y. DE MOTT
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, }Assessors.
ISAAC WM. SMITH,
OMce Bvreau Of Assessments Street Department August
Ss, 1852
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-10

EROTON AQUEDuCT DEPARTNENT.--T0 con-
~ tractors Scaled propoas will be received az the o,c
Of the Groton Aqueduet Department. (otupda Park
til Monday the 10Th day OF 1922 at o'clock T.
M build sewer in Twentie,h street between Avenue
and Frt avenue being IN length about bs feet Tho plan
OF the and Specifications for the building of the
all other norms alton relating thereto, be obtained
apple alton to the Contract Clerk at this office.
NICHOLAS DEAN,
President of the Croton Aqueducs Department.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-10

nR. MORRISON 10 CONSULTED AT HE MsOICAL
ana surgical Dispenssry, Ao Fultsa street. fayors-
PIP NJ sse his diploma, NJ x. G. Gnrgecrs, Lop DON.
Sth sgnatures Of Sir AiteY Cooper, Sr A. Csssis.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-10

DOCKET CoNPANtoH, Or 1RRCRMATlCE ON THE
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-10

- ICH FRERC CHI GAS FIXTURES. NEW PATTERNS
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delabrss Bracelets and hncy Fixtures made expressly 70;
this country vGrrsnted Paris Bronze Clocks China and
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French Gill; 20 GER cent cheaper than sperm.
Ii. DARDONYlLLE, as Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-10

" Sealed possls will be received at the office OF the
Croton Aeueduct Department (Rotunda Park,) until
ynyav tRe 10Th day OF September 1867 at O'Clock
co buia the Necessary Receyins Basins and Cuiverts
atrest At the hte and The
rIaa Of tie work and for the building Of the
& "a on application tile Wster Puryeyor A. this cfce,
p"'A0NN Nr' NICHOLAS DEAN,
President Of the Croton hqueduct Department.