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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-15
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EoR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvKE:-THE UNITED
mander win leave for avrs tcnchns at southampson to
land the mails and passenger on Saturday July sss
passage in srst cabin si2o DO DO second do SO Lug
sss saas s
vi. b rssvsa on f q h. & 'P
freight X ad&R sishEE Agent 50 Broadway
FoR SAN rRANcIsGo7TME sr5ENprp DOUBLE
Foster Commander, having been unavoidabIy detained
win positively SAN for San Francisco. tsuelins rio u.
Pass.ns.. viii Please ;. on board a. nne ecsI n tho
morning For freight or passage apply on board fso cf
NORM A'''i THOMAS RfcHARDsoN. Il Euohans. pls.e
THOROUGH TO SAN FRANCISCO. At REDUCED
n. and fs ysns s:R sEp
TONS burthsn, Edward Dennis Com nandsT VIII take her
1 SCOTT .ss. es1es
ssas The Gn.ed States from Ne. York.
II and safety are not y sny OF
The has Il.
nna m @ pc s p
AA' ''''sA '''A''' ''l ''i' paiFYs BROOKS CO.,
General Ass JOINS & sss Joa is:sss ''
Pssengers b .he United states will disemssrk alone5e
opened nearly Gorgona thus avosing the
apen andngin beats at Chares ard the river nava0n
Il engine steamship william rENN Winthrop Sears.
viii Leave pier + East sye c5 f9r sn9 rsoSs
hs hip Is. slssans accom- 70. ras.ssssss Pas
ssishs u fi iyy 5 .'''s' 20 4
ilSess ssA CO.. sGgss street
,Fs n .s e p + 4. .Ss f
Only on board 10 ircsss reesivee oT hills q sdGs ssnsa
Benjamin Franklin Jacob Teal commander. viii succeed.
and sail Thursday Augusta.
A UsrRALrA.-FoR PORT PHILIP DIMcT-rHE
Tundy viii sa Cor the above pors on shs 2ish July and
has or ns Ter SweSn decks are
yeaatsa ard The captain having may ysass sTpseasi
Eary application win be necessary to secure pas
''S' % BufLER BROTHERS i5s and lis South street
BOWMAN, GBiNNELL s. Co, ONLY AUTHORIZED
- AGENTS for the swallow Tail line Of London ar Liver
pool packet ships Drafts from 81 and upwards pyatle AZ
Once % south stroot New York. wick chsmbas Fen
vi@ street. and No bRescat Road Clarence DOCK Liyos
DEsPATCH LINE FOR SAN FRANCIscO.- CLIPPER
~ RAVEN W. W. Henry. master, now rAfi loading
a. pier 6Nor,h River an freight must b. teio!e
ts Of ladinS soon their shipments sr' competa 81
dsaty pe5stsar newer Vii e. IKE %os K ns es
ass vt a ,Sss eS Ge aon LA sa
she has unsurpassed accommodations Appy 90, ~
r. y. Sutton 81 Bal erect. .
yOR NORFOLK, PETERSBURG, AsB - HNoNps--
u United states mail steam iip ~ iA9t1, "a. tasrlait
commander Will leave pier 3s%ertst HH IN %tpraay
July ", at PM Bills OF tins Y f only cn boa-i
~ 't''s''' "Fi' - itipIsesg PIEASt 8fS tsfs 2,
Il r5 $50 ront . lct !. near OLD SIN
DIoNEER LINE AIS sRAJIANa "a CKEEs-yskIL
NOS ns as;a Al Pfef III Ntff % - al sar \, e. =
Phip spsEs yiny tHe istot Au~ns The sftsngemcil
passengers this chip are Superior 20 any Other vrsse
port and parties making arrsuge oents invtsdoi
boardto sxsuins foI sseonmodsons 90
Gssbsen spared 20 make this byaf nosI yea
eel jnPsrs kmfui SURGEON And other pr attondsp
will b. provised passage apply on hoard
to JOHN oGDEN. ORR WscAAERoN, ne wall street
,Eok. krstkA A--P0sF, ,PamIP xND.sTDSTT--
~ ss Sssss
And second cabin passass for which reishts sPPy %
k.:nhSssss.E nUSsELL y NORTON 81 Old zip, W "
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CORPORATION NOrTCE--PUBLIC NOTICE IS
hereby given to the owner or owAers occupant
supsnts OF all houses and lots improved or
affected thereby thai the following assessments have
been eompsted BY the assessors and office
Of tho Bureau II Assessments for by ali
sons Interested, vzFo- tagging the side walks on shc
west side Of Pine street. from No to the Of
stres and the south side Of Water sre Pine
70 No. 10 The limits embraced By sueh assessment I'M
pieces parcels Of land situated the ery side
Pine street. street No. 81 and the southeriy side of
Water street. street Nos III l29 49, and 49, All persons
vhcse interests are affected by the above named
ments and who opposed to the either sbem
requested to present their objections in writing the
thirty days from the date Of this notice.
SAMUEL H DE MOTT, }
IsaAC wM NssSxhlG9HHsoN' A'''s'0r'.-
Office Bureau Of Assessme nts Street Department, July
Is, 1862.
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CCRPOkATIoN NOTICE.-PuBLR NOTICE IS
hereby sven that petition has been presented the
Board Of Aldermen for Sewer In Forty eighth street from
Ninth Sewer TO Sewer built west Of Eighth
and Ase Resolution for Sewer in Wall street,
sen Tho bulkheaa westerly line of Pearl street All
70 present the writing 70 the Contract
0saA ct shis Once, on or before July 9Th ~
President ofthe croton Aqueduct Department..
Orcton Aqueduct Department, tRotunda) Park June
-, 162
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VANDERBILT LINE.-FOR SAN FRANCISCO
The shortest and Shespes. iGubls
from Pier No. 2North three o'clock Pm precisely
Tuesday July San Juan del Norto drcct con.
tons Nicaragua Transit route having but Twelve
These unrvalled
in their with superior vena
tion. No delay need DO anticipated ~ any point: rs
and the last crossing occupied only day from Virgin
going 70 California as they viii constantly usder the
charge attached line and 81 THIS time much
healthy and comfortable For information passage
apply only 70 D. B. ALLEN AGENT No. Battery place,
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0RPORATION NOTICE.-pU 8LIC NOTICE IS
~ hereby given to the owner owners. occupant or
lands affected thereby that the following Is have
been completed BY the and in the office
Ct the Bureau Of Assessments for examination by all
sous For regulating and setting snrb and
gutter stone In Thirty street. bet the Eleventh
and Hudson river. The limits embraced by such
include all the several houses lots ofground
vacant lots pieces and parcels Of land situated both
sides OF street from the Eleventh avenue to
Hudson river AL whose interests affected by
the above named Assessments and who opposed to tie
either Of them requested to present their OBJ
jecons writing. to the undersigned at their No
Hall Of Records within thirty days the date Of this
notice. SAMUEL II. DE MOTT
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, }Assessors
ISAAC WIN. SMITH,
Ofee Bureau Of Assessments Street Department, July
Il. 1852.
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CORPORATION NoTfCE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
~ hereby gwen 20 the occupant or o.
snpans OF all honseb and lots improved uninproved
ards Gcted thereby that the following assessments have
been BY the sssesor aud arc lodged in the
0oa Of the Bureau OF Assessments for examination by al
ysrsons stei, regulating and siing Fifty
tret street. the Third TO the sixth The limits
by such include all the a
s3d lots ground vacsnt let's psoes and parcels of
ruatsd both aides Of Ptyfrst street. from the Third
10 The sixth avenue All persons whose interests are
eotsd by tbs above named and who oppos
ed TO the either Of them requested TO present
iboir objections In writing to the undermined at their Of
zoe No hall Of Eecor5s within thirty days from the
date Of this nptiSa. SAMUEL r. DE MOTT. }
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC WIZ. SMITH,
ID, Io12.
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CRoToN AQUEDUCT DEPARTNeNr. : TO con-
tractors-sealed Proposals endorsed Proposals for
building sever in Chatham street sfo WITH th name Of
the person or persons making tho aud the date Of s
presentation will be received At tho oe Of tho Crotou
SapeSuet Departments (Rotunda PARK until Monday the
ll,h gay eiJny, ls2 At o'clock p n. 70 build sewer
necessary receiving basins sad cuverts In Chat
ham street. from the sewer Mott ard through
the hoVery 20 point nenr the intersection OF Water
street. icing n isnsth about $50 foot The plan Of the
other information relating threo oba;n@J In snpii.
lion to tho Contract Clerk, At this ORES.
President osthe crosoD AqeSdaSt Dsparsaens.
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NQRPoRAyTONN K0TICE-PUSLrC NOTICE IS
" hcresy yea 70 the owner or owners occupant or
sap,nts of AL and lots improved uninproved
lands affected thereby that the c wing have
been sompeed By tho and are lodged the office
1T the OF for examination by all
sons inserss.ed. vizFor digging an building well and
erecting therein Tho sOuth8estory Of First
ll6th street. Tho limits embraced by suoh
4tssment include all the several houses and lots of
ase Fret aytans between INES running FOL fses north
des Of 9h street. between lin 25 feet eaaarly
and 1926 feet westerly from First avenue. All persons
interests affected by the above named
and who opposed 20 the either Of them
20 present their objections writing, 30
undeysgred at their ofco No. Hall Of Records within
kaMty Ssye rom the date Of this notice.
SAMUEL II De MOTT
FRANCIS NTCR0LSON,} Assessors.
ISAAC WM SMITH,
uhcs, Bureau OF Asessnsnts s.gset Department June
", lSs2
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-15

A UsTRALrA.--FoR PORT PHILIP DiMCT-JHE
N gnidccpt and fast sailing packet MADISON, Capt.
Trundy will sai for the above the 18th July, and
has comfortable state odations for fam
fIpgIs perFone Her between decks thoroughly
ventilated and the captain having many years experiences
the Australian trade make her the most desirable vessel
now up rary application viii be necessary 10 secure pas
cage, on board. Pier g. East River. or 10
hU1lER nRDTnEKS. lG3 md lis South strAot.
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SSRoToN AouEDUCT pEpARrMENT-ro coNrRkc
u torsSeaed pro posals endorsed "Propos. FOR Sewer
Ia Charles street. sso With the name q the person or per
,ens tho same snd the date Of it's will
70 reeeiy cd Of the Croton hdueduct
nm IN Tuesday, tho isy of July 1852 at O'clock r. NJ
~ bud With tho Necessary receiving bsens and cu
yert In Charles street. the proposed sewer In Green
sJoh avenue North river being in length about 0 feet
Tho plan Of and specifications Tor building the
,Ame al other sou reatnF thereto csn be OBJ
lfaned on Application the Contract Clerk, this once
" w. NICHOLAS DEAN,
President Of tho Croton Agusduet Department.
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IINIrEp sTArEs NAIL srEANsHIP coNPANY-

TINTED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
~ Connecting with tho Pacific Mail sseAnship Company
only through man line .g ~ csGIn ana wa
raj the United States mail steamers with shs great C,
and 2th each MONTH direct for Aspinwa and from New
Orleans tho 9TH and 22d When these dates occur
Sunday the SAILING to be postponed until the Monday fol-
lowing mail s.ssnsrs are 70 BE- il readiness for
United States Mail Steamship Compsny.The following 10
list Of the steansbips belonging 70 this eonIany-
GEORGIA. $500. 80o0tcns CRESCENrCITY 1,6O0tons
OHIO: soos tons CHEROKEE; 1909 Ton.
ILLINOIS 1900 tons PHILADELPHIA ], 100 toms
EMPlRE CITY. 1900 tons Ell DORADO. ..l, 500 tons
YAIClN 1
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BOWMAN, GEINNEIL & co, ONLY AUTHORIZED
- for the swallow Tail line Of 1don ar Liver
peel packet slips Drafts from 81 and upwards yaee a
sight, In town throughout Great Britain Ireland
Once % south stroct York Fer wick Chambers, Fen.
vk street. and No 5Regcnt Road, CaTeEce dock, Liyos.
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CoRPoRATfoN NoTiCR.--pubJiC NOTES is
" hereby given petition Las been presontei N me
Bosrd of Aldermen for Sewer IN Forty outth atfeet
from Nsrth RIVER TO 100 es ~estof Iensn avenue; sso
In Sixy 6rs street. Kast River 10 Second ayenne
And for Receiving bssin ri the eastory corner
way and Houston street. All persons iuteTstsJ 10 the
tho same Fri ing 70 tie CtGras. Jerk ~ tng ~ - "a
or before the I'D inst. NlGuVLA uDAN
II prect6e-A cY.isr Is .pelvet NNra-fr ~,
Cy,tss Aqsscyys Deyss RetupaA, fssh Jay y, 1884,
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TNR. MORRISON, 2O41s FULTON STREET, CONTINUE
~ beconsulted BY his OLD friends and patsnss Others
experience Of years his SPECIAL department. Nervous
bsy he Invariably see his London diploma hs
of6ce = No fee lcure
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CORPORATION NOTICE. -PUPLIC NOTICE Is
~ hereby given 70 The owner owners occupant
supants Of 81 houses cpd iSt Ep.oved Or uaimProved
bssn completed BY the Assessors And iht ees
Of the Bureau q Assessments toy by all
f,.n hadison avenue 70 srGsasay The limits embraced
vacant lots pieces and parcels land situated
both sdes Of Twenty ninth street. from Madison
Broadway All persons whose interests Sected
aboys and yho are opposed 70
in writing to the undersigned st their Office No. Hall OF
Recerds within thrty Says from the date Of this notice.
SAMUEL II. DE MOTT, J
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, AssessoYa.
- ISAAC WIN. SMITH.
g. 1852
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EDWARD x. COLLINS 4 CO., Sc Wan st., New YcrA.
BROWN. SHlPLEY Co. Livsrpssl.
T. q. ROBERTS CO, Is Kings Arms Yard London.
JOHN MUNROE CO., ~ Rue NOt-s Dame dss Vic
tsires, Paris;
GEO H. DRAPER, Havre.
The Of those ships will not he table for gold
silver, buoB Specie jewelry precious stones, metals
unless hills Of ladins signed sherefcr and the value
thereof therein expressed.
THE BRITISH AND MONTH AMERICAN ROYAL
Steam s-Bo al NeW Yer n Liyey enI
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EXCURSIONS TO THE FISHING BANKS THE
II steamer CHARLES DEVLiN Captain Hioks, will
mako excursions as above T"e7day Wednesday and
Friday July 10. H. and l6 leaving Delaney street, East
river At IL ocock Catharinc btrtot at 3prisg street.
North river ASA pier No at 9 ssoppiag At wI,ams-
A band OF music will accompany the boat Faro for the
excursion twenty FIVE cents each way. Refreshments
tackle nd bait furniehed n bonrd.
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EXCURsIONS.

EXCURsloN TO THE FISHING BANKS-FARE FOR
the whole Excursion Fifty The large steam
er CaTALiNE Captain 4 sailor unamre. viii make an
excurson ms above houi,y Wednesday and Saturday
July 18th, Itch and ltl leaving re'aneey street sc
Fifth street at IA South secnnd street. Williamsburg
81 sl pier Noa r. 81 col ok returning =. p. NJ
Refreshments, hAes and bait furnished board band
81 mrs viii accompany the boat n. BAll persons
q Ia knI Ia or nWnnr
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They are all hfst class New Yerk built ships provided
with Gil requisite articles for the comfort and convenience
ofpassenger and BY Of experience In the
trade The price Of S without wines or liquors
Goods TO the Subscribers will DO forwarded free from
any charges hut those actually incurred.
BOYD l. HINCKEN, Agents, 1874 Pearl street.
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nESPATCH LINE FOR SAN FRANCISCO CLIPPER
~ RAVEN W. W. Henry. master now rAti " loading
at pier 6North River All Freight must b. a3r yie toloIe
Saturday next Nth inst. Sbiprors will please I'D In tte
bs Of ladins ne their shipments ar conpet -
Ths splendid clipper has been htatcr IL il CONF
IDENTIFY predicted will be. The most sc hes cargo ~
engaged. and but f. tons be tafcn, hh Huss
he sent Immediately board which aein rtsssge
she has urpGssed accommodations. AprI % NJ
II. u. SUTTON, Si Wau street. n
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLrC NOTICE Is
~ hereby given to the owners, occupant
eupants Of all houses and lots improved unimproved
lands affected that the have
been completed by the and lodged the office
Bureau Assessments Tor By ali per-
sons interested, vixF digging and building well in
The limits embraced by such include all The
oss o. s,Gund vacans is.s pisees ana
between Sixth and Seventh All persons whose
terests affected by the above named and
who opposed to either them requested
TO present heir objections in writing to tho undersigned
at their ONCE No Hall Of Records, within thirty days
from the date Of this notice.
SAMUEL Il. DE MOTT, }
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, }Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH,
Once Bureau of Assessement Street Department July
3, 1852.
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EoNEY ISLAND AND FORT GsMfLTON.-rBE NEW
" and splendid steamer MAY puEt Y, Capt. q. Mcneil,
leaves followeFeo. Of Sering atfoet 81 and on A. M
l2L and 31s T. W.; Piers r. 1art 10 A. ~, J, T. and q
NJ leaving tho Island. last trip att T.. N. Fare IKE
each way. NJ B.-No hnlf-prce Tor children.
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TSoR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE-THE UNITED
l. States mail steamship HUMBOLDT; D. Lines, COM
mander viii leave Havre tonchng ut Southampton TO
land the mails and passenger Saturday July 3lst Il
twelve o'clock from pier No. L. North river. Prices OF
passage in 6rst cabin $780, do do second do $40. Lug
not vented during the should be sent on toad
chandie will be received board after Thursday July
2th An experienced il attached to the ship For
M0RTIEER LIVINGSTON, Agent, So Broadway.
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II. CUNHND, o..
WArCHIs-By order Of the 3rth IreaPury, watches OF
foreign bearing marks Of Bagsh
manufacturers will be hereafter admitted in England. In
trantn the United States and other countries in
sequence Of which French and Swiss watches be shin
English custom house.
French German. and other foreign goods received ard
brought In with British goods. Through hills Of
lsdng are given in Havre for New York.
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IyOR NORFOLK. PETERSBURG. 40 .. asCHNoNp.--
United States mail stearh up ~ tA1hE, j.. fasrlaii,
commander Will leave piet 3.|ertgtS ~ ~ %tpraay,
July ", at PM Bills OF sins y g only ca boa.i.
For freight, apply on board W I'll LIP 5000
- So ront q iek &. oeAr OH St.r
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M EL0DEON, SO B0WERY.-THE ORIGINAL JOHN
lVl Diamond, the dancer in world Is now
playing at tho Meadson for short period The anager
respectfully challenges Mr. Sitter of Woods Mnarels
other person in tho United states compete with
him in match dance from husdrei dollars to one
thousand. GEORGE LEA, Pro orietor.
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M GODS hiESTREL5. 4s BROADWAY, ABOVE
" Howard street.-1pen everr evening under tho ms
nagement OF n wood whose concerts and Ethopiaa deli
nea5l are he the best offered
to New York audience. woods Minstrel Hall has been
psWy ventilated aud Ice water tad erected in les
centre making 10 the coolest place Of In tho
cty Admission. % oonte chr.n under ~ years, half
Price Door open at concert commences at O'Clock, NJ
B-hs "Wednesday and SATURDAY afternoon concorts
discontinued un I'll further notice.
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DIoNEER LINE ofAuS gI.AJIASs nACKETs-tsk IT.
ing sntslS 1 BE-, sR N. y.
Philip sp.tsydssy on tse istot Aurrs' The sttsagsmei
IN port and parties making Arrange pents Erv
bsrAto sxsnins teI sseomnodsticns
spared " make this most dssrais Yea
eel 5nPsrs hrfui sufsson And other proper
to JOHN o0 DEN. orK WsCANERoR Ii6 Wall street. Z
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,Eok. AtsT A=YQRE .PHLLIP ANpysvpNEYs--i
lJsyi ~ ssHs Ssss
and second cabin passage for which, freh apply on
board 81 pier IL East river. 70 WIN. T. DUGAN, ~
k.:stsssssE nussELL y MOTION, 81 Old zip, W W
kAlQ5. ANIL h so, ~ fsAyl HSsSb
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EJOR SAN FRANCISCO-THE SPLENDID DOUBLE
II engine steamship CITY OF PiTrSBURGH, Robert W.
Foster commander, having been unavoidahly detained,
will positively sail for San Francisco touching at Rio ia.
NERO, Valparaiso and Panama. on Saturday July IL.
will please be on board nine O'Clock in the
For freight passage, apply board feot CT
North Moore street, ". r.. or to
THOMAS RICHARDSON. Al Exchange place.
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CORPORATION NOTICES.


Tv0RPOnATION NoTiCE.-PUBLfC E0rCB rs
~ hereby given tho owners occupant or 90
vapants At ali hoasos and loss I'm proved nnimprsyod
cs affected thereby that abe following have
Been completed BY she ANA are lodged n the
Dnoe Of the Of alton BY AL
Iernon nteresed vs FOR tagging four feet Wide
rovgh tho sidewalks Of Thirteh Streets between Seventh
include All the heuses and lots Of ground
loss an3 parcels Of land situated both sides
Of FhirtAh strvS between seventh and Eghth
Al perPsn whose interests Affected BY the
named assessments and who opposed 30 the psme,
efther Of them 30 presnt thor
n writing " the undersigned st Their ofos No Han of
FRANCIS NICH0EsOE,} Aesessors
ISAAC WIN SMITH,
hss> fc1esp 81 Assessments Strees OeDSrtnent ms
70, 1879.
CORPORATION NOIICE.--PUBLIO NOTICE. rs
~ hereby given 70 the owners, occupant or
occupants Of all houses aad ots Improved unmproyed
Aesn completed by the and lodged in be
rdies Of abe of for examination BY all
interested VIZ FOR regulating FORTY fifth street,
between Second and Third In conformity with she
grade The limits by such AssesBraent
al She several bousos and lots OF ground vacan
ess pieces ssd parcels OF land situated on bcth de Of
yorsyhftb street, Second TO Third avenue All per-
easements opposed TO tho same either ef
Mem requested TO thsr objeotons writing,
~ che undsrsgaed st their oRee No Hau Of Records,
within thirty days frc tho date Of this notice.
SAMUEL H. DE xOTT.
FRANCIS EIGT0LsoN, Assessors.
Ones, Rnztau Of Assessments Street Department June
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MEDICAL CARD.-DR. EoaEBALDO's OFFICE Is
Ll No. ~ street Broad sAy, adjoining the Mu.
feu. whore he il oonhdonuely suited Strangers
hat he hes received medical education.
and hss had 80 year, ezpeTr in occ practice; and 10
tho Suthor Of tho Travocrs Pr ate MEDICAL Dude and
other ks5icGl works, Tor sale atfis office.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-05-20
Ramsey co. District Court. May 90.
BEFORE JUSTICE FULLER.


Rodney Parker }rrcspass OF the case Upon
Aaron Goodrich. promises,
Council for piG. Emmett * X ice.
Council for dW-Amcs, Nelson < Van E,ten
Case opened by Mr.. Emmett. This is an ac-
ton for board, lodging, sc, Of defendant
X. Parker sworn.--! have kept the American
House, since August lsl9, dcfcnJat.t commenced
boarding with me when | came | had settle
ment with him in January 1850. After that de-
PENDANT remained until last February. lie was
with me until The ist Oct. 1851. i he price agreed
upon was ~ 90 per week for himself IL. viii.
and servant came the l0tL Of June charged no
board for the servant; his wife sja1 until The lst
Of Oct. There was no agreement VIII, regard to
board Of wife. The usual price for man and
wife was 1l2 90 per week. From Is, of Jan.
1850, until Mrs q. came, the price agreed upon
was 81 90. Board afterwards Of himself and
wife, was worth Sl2 90 per week.
Gross Ed have kept the American House
since 23d Of August, 1919; had "a settlement with
Goodrich to The lst Jan. 1880 G. paid I'D to
that time; he paid from 18th June to Is; Jan.
lie paid in full from the beginning. rendered
him bill; receipied ii, as proprietor Of the
house.
Defendant did not cash the bill 10 me. In, IN
Ms. Parker: he settled the amount " In Mrs p. +:
but reccpted the bill. Mrs. Z. hold his note
for $50 90. | do not know of my own knovi-
edge, that Judse G. ever paid her a dollar The
price was agreed between defendant, and Mrs. p
before arrived. arrived here in August, 1919
w went IN as propreiors of the house. | do
not own the American House did not 90 in as
landlord in Sept. 1919, there was a lease tax
en, in wiring do not know where the lease
is-~have not had lido not know as INV wife
ever had the lease. The lease was taken nv
Judge Goodrich. | have seen it. The lease ran
to Reuben Goodrich-in his name, for my bpne-
fit: do not know Of any other lease, EXCEPT ,ha,
my wife has lease from Henry VI. Rice. W.
did not come into The house and keep ii under the
employment of Reuben Goodrich. | swear tina,