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Family Groceries,

A FRESH SUPPLY OF THE FOLLOWING
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-07-28

OF THE SOUTH CAROLINA INSTITUTE,
ENOR the promotion of Arts, Mechanical Inge-
IL nuty and Industry, and Agricultural pursuits.
The Fourth Annual Fair of this Institute will be
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LRGAL NsyTlOHs.

CUPRENE COURT.-IN THE MATTER OF THE APPII.
city New relative spsuns q ss. sss
% "a
ssd city The undsrsspsd Of estimate and
sss
s ss1 81 n: Of Ne. ] law.
Ing r = sa asa city q as Sss Ys ass
smsnd Act entitled Act relation to the collection
e zen sss Ts: . ss ely ss
May s 10 the owner or owners Oocnpast or
@snt The above entitled MATER and that all persons
10 a ,s Il s as @
he said at his rssdenas No l Thompson
.ssss ssa lily q New Ys1s Within thirty days
MD estimate and assesspsns follows that 10 TO
Ode and side Of EsSsy
fourth street Aso al that part Of FRS. avenue between
water nsra y; Ess 4 .ss
ali part ssonua line high wssor
ss on Ess river T. sssr the ~ side Of
snd .ss part the sorsssSy
Ss re- A hs line ss Of Tss @
aa and oolorsd the damage map Of the aad Com
onsr q shs City y New YORK AND also, Ill the lots
q q hand S The .ad city New
the norheriy line
sry ia. Of a. laid o.. and oOlorsd the senel.
p.spsrS ssasassss y opening
& New va
Veyor IL now on die In the Street Commssionsrs ohoe
Of tho city Of New YORK; And ALSO all the pooes
GELS Of land fronting lying both sides OF the
Of Forty and the southery side Of Eighty
fourth stroes, bounded tho east by Line distant half
way between said First and Al and the
west by line halfway distant between said First
map, ole Aforesaid In the ONCE OF the Street
Commissioner Of the City Of York. And also all the
pieces parcels ofand situate lying both sides Of tho
streets said Fst between the northcry
Also the lot the the the
Of 10th and First Also the lot
Of the lot st the souht Of th street and
First so Two ss = nS q the lot
hso the triangular lot Al The Of bhe lot the north
west Of l2th street and First Also The
tnnguaf lot At the Of the lot the northeast
aorthery side Of INST slee stant swenty ave csS
westerly the westerly sde Of said First Also
two lot5 this side Of Frst contiguous
land Of Philip kedollsr and the southeriy side Of
Mledolcr tho northwest of FirSt and
l22d ssreet. Also. three lots owned by Philip Mile
doer the northwest Of 2d erect and First
s. Payne It The rear 0f land Of J.mss BE-
tween l2a and 2ih streets and lying wet Of Frst
and also lying the north side Of 24th street dns
seventydvs feet westerly from tha First And
eo s Ss snS g.
sented tho Supreme Court Of The State of York
Special Torm Of tho said Court 70 be held 81 Hall
the City Of New York Saturday tbs 18th day of De-
Is counsel can heard motion viii DO made thas ssid
JONATHAN W. ALI.EN,l
S WiIEiAM q s1 seissis: commissioners
Daisa New York ssp,. "a lsS:
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DRY EfNJDS.
q ~ y
AIDES CLOTHS, FRENCH MERINoEs, PLAID
IL eahmeres and plaid silks Several Of tho above
desirable goods landing ADD 70, sale cheap, at TRACY
IRWIN CO.'S, 2A ana 2tj broadway.
MODES AND RoBEs-f. GAvELLE, IMPORTER
1V1 and dealer has just received by the last Havre
several cases of tall goods, viz -
Silk velvet aud rich winter bonnets.
Dress caps, and ri,h head dresses.
Morning, reception and breakfast dresses.
Cashmere, velvet aud silk coaks.
Fine Paris embroideries.
Coreets, flowers, ribbons. 80. sc.
Dresses aud forwarded to all psrtg OF the
United States 62 broadway opposite St. Nicholas Hotel
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upWakoop Woon6edhys
Persons dosiring licenses win apply after Isl
Gsember. The numbers must DO newly painted on eaoh
M the e.r according TO law and the earss brought V
they inspected the o1d oerse after being
eked BY ths Inspector must then be presented to the
FIRST karshal for renewal Cartmen particularly
Tuossd apply the days designated above for their
paetve numbers II 10 lawful licenses after
e LAST Of October The attention Of all
fg using express baggage wagons and other
from place 70 place
NM. the city s Directed 10 the following extracts from
Ieotion l. "Every cart. truck, wagon, aray osnes
vehicle, drawn BY one horses other animals
osaton Of anything whatsoever from place
MY suoh transportation, shall DO deemed Public Car1
Within the meaning Of this ordinances and who
xhA up Keep drive employ such public
sAs without first obtaining license therefor from the Mayor
sd city provided shall be deemed guilty
q violation Of this ordinance" and subject TO ne noa
ezseedng ten dollars, imprisonment NOT exceeding tes
6setion 4 ut shall NOT b lawful for
any person receive TO hold license 10 keep Public
uax TO be Public Cartman unless he be citizen Of
Ne United States and has family and resides with his
y In said city not having family she'll have resided
anse therein The si1 month; and The
licensed 10 be kept public CARTS and the Mayor
Meense the renewal thereof touching their
~, shall he void"
, ASHER TAYLOR, First Asrshals
ayers Once September 10Th. 1854
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isF RJOVALS.

ERNEsT NysTRoN, MERCHANT TAILOR AND
- lauies habit maker from Paris would spec fully
inform his patrons that he has removod from Nc. II.
Amty to lp Bleeckcr street blocks from Broad
way whero he has opened his new estshiishmont with
select assortment Of urepch aud English cloths cassmrc
yespgs No., ana viii continue make TO order ladys
rdirg habits, gentlemcns and boys clothes In the
reatet and most fsshonab respectfully soete
continuance of those which he has 40 long owed
from hgensrous public Paris and London received
Swedish and Danish languages.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is
hereby given, TO the owner owners, pant
psnts OF all houses and unmproyed lands
eeted that the following assessments have been
the Assessors and lodged inthe once the
reau Of Assessments for examination by all
Pied tzFor reg lating paving setting ours and gutter,
aagrng street from the Eighth TO the Tenth
lenne The limits embraced by such include
the several houses and lots Of ground, vacant lots
aad parcels Of land situn tod both sides Fifty
street, from tho Eighth to the Tenth avenue on tie
srly side of Eighth and both sides Of Ninth avenues
feet north and south from street. All persons
nts and who are opposed 70 the or either Of them
fersigned 1t their office, No. Hap Of Records, within
{rty days from the day Of this netice.
y SAMUEL ii. DE G0TT,}
FRANCIS NICIb lSON, Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMIl II,
ee, Bureau Of Assessments, StT-t Department., OCT.
I862 - -
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ASHER TAYLOR, First Marsha
ayors Ofaoc. September 10Th 1851.
f,eRPoRArIoN NoTIcE.-PUBLIC NOTICE rs

CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is
~ hereby given to the occupant oocu-
pantso houses and lots improved unimproved lands
cted thereby that the following have been
ssmpeted BY the and lodged In the ofoe Of
vi. For building sewer in Henry street from
the Jefferson street to Clinton street. The limits
byAced by such assessment include all tho several
and lots Of ground vacant lots pieces and par
cells Of land situated both sides of Henry street be-
Clinton and Jefferson streets Al whose in
who opposed to the either of them request
I'd their objections in writing to the undersigned
% their office, No. Hall of Records, within thirty days
|eBss the date Of this notice.
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH,
Once Bureau Of Assessment Street Department Oot
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- = =
SHIPPING.


NEW YORK AND ALABAMA sTEANsHIP CON-
h sack Tsr w. sns
sail for the above pors Saturday October ssd at =
Passage frssas @e:y..n'ns goods. ssrs: e,
r % & e ssss 1i:sssf ss
eseep. specie No fSash. received day Of sailing Ship
TTiNcsTbS. cKocnEaoN e co, 81 Broadway.
L,oR SAvANNAH-CNIrED STATES Nall Line
ssar
rss ss.s Sss,, ~ ssss
pnILADfLPHIA AND sAyANyAn STEAM NAyI:
and splendid side-wheel steamship STATE o. GEORGIA
ssan"pa s ss s sssvs sss'
@ % exam oso ia 81 a aa and
pam ard December 9Th and azd .na VII leave srvan1aa
isr ssn s viii sc restS sse
q r 81, sG sss esas sS
the sgFSor M Of gh S ar:
aasat Passeneer hor enjoy The pleasure q river nay,
ss;Sn ~ IL cSsy s.S ns1 chs
EhnN f 4'iSss's %Esrys In r n
PADELIoRD. FAY co.
Il Ths Uni.sd States NAL steamship RoxNoKE Lesi,
. s Ss.t s NSTas ae
fGsf f1s & 'SH clip
A UsTRALIA--TBE NEW Al CLIPPER sgIp TOR
n RENT, Tor fAp and Syinayro sail on tho 18th
OF October Th fne chip having full and we'll
lighted and ventilated between deo presents most Ia
vorate opportunity Tor aorfortabs and speedy passage
to that country Passengers are 70
the uncquaod Lttilg OF this spcndid ship fer
thef. sivts pier II Eset tho foot Of We'll
stret For feighs passage apply on bosrd, or to K
Richardson l. Co, So south street or
ELLIOTT, ARNELbE CO, I8 Pearl stress.
NOR FORT PHILIP, AusTRALIA.-CLIPPER LINZ
The splendid clipper chip SACSUSA, nov loading At
pior no. r. will sail tn October. Passengers intcn
10 80 Australia will do we'll 20 examine The very
Apply on board, TO w pUGAN % Front street.. cy
RUSSELL NORTON, 81 Old siip.
ISoR SAFE STEAMER, or ABOUT 40 TONS Bua
old built In tho vost euhsss ntAl
nss ely cope ed, has nov boiler e,rno In con-
plas order srd ready fr ate nae The above will b
..'i es-vs'~ u sprtici G., Yer turttes
Jams I. sAErosp. n VssI s,sssA
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=-s-a=-a $685.
AGENCY.

Two OWNERS OF REAL ESTATE-THE SUR
scribers purchasers for and fashionable
houses situated between Fourth and Sixth and
Fourteenth and Thir fourth streets Of $1,000 TO SW
lue ench six do about Sl5Up value eaoh de- do about
$1,000 value each two houses not ass than twenty-five
front three deep in good location from sixth to
Fourteenth streets about $4,000 value eaeh one full sized
house gentee between Fourth and Tenth
streets old fashioned, little out Of repair will be
objection; price to he from SS,tt- 70 SlO.HN
JOHNSON DUNDERDALE, 10 william st.
N. B.-Money to loan bond and mortgage, at per
cent in that be wanted not less than S20
$1,000 belonging to Trust Estate W loan at per
good city Of New York properly In Of So o to
$4,000.
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10 OVATION NOTICE. UBLIC NOTICE. IS
hereby given TO the owner or own occupant or oocu-
Of all houses and lots improved uni ande
kcted thereby that the folio have
bpeted BY the Assessors and are in the ce Of the
cau Of Assessments for exEmnatnu by all persons inte
viEFor regulating and pavirf Madison from
teth 20 street. The enbra ced by suoh
ssment Include all the several and lots Of ground
ant lots pieces and parcels Of laIl etuatca both
Of Madison avenae, between Thl y-ninth aud Forty
pnd streets, both sdos Of Fort.cth and Forty
Ct and souherly side Of Forty strcet between
Earell 10 Madison distant rs feot aassery
@ feet westerly thereoin AL persona whose
affected by the above ed asssesrenss and who
eed to the same or either them are to present
Hail Records within thirty days from the date OF
roti0s SAMUEL H. DE MOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, }hsscaoors
ISAAC WIN. SMITH.
icc, Bureau OF Assessments street Department. Oct.
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RP O I'll IN NoTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is
hereby given TO the owner or or occu-
Of all houses and lots improved urimproyed auds,
bed thereby, that the following sssessens have tson
leed by the and are LODGED On the oce Of
ureau 81 assessments for examination by all
ped, yzfnr fencing vacant lots in block bounded by
~ fifth Gud thirySixtt streets Fourth and Fifth nyen.
Tho limits embraced by tuch sssessment include all
byerl houses and lots 81 ground vacant Iots pieces
Of lsad etuated both sides Of Madison ava
lid westerly side Of Forth avenue between Thirty
|and 1birty-sxth streets, on the rcrtnery eide Of
-fth and southerly side OF gtrty-sixth stre
S.n Fourth avenue and Ire 225 feet westerly from
on aver All persons whose interests affected
] pboyo named Assessments, md who are crp0fed TO
me, sither Of them, requested 70 present thor
Ions il writing, the un isrsisaed at then occ, No.
kooords within thirty days from tho date Of this
J. SAMUEL u: bE MOTT, }
ISAAC wM. SMITH.
re Bureau Of Asressments, Street Department, ooso-
l&2.
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pRPORATl0N NorICE.-PUBLIo NOTICE Is
hereby given to the owner or owners occupant OF 90
affected thereby that the following have
plotted by the Assessors, ana lodged In tho
ons interested vi.:.-For building . sever in Tenth
kye from Thirty first to Thirty third street, and la
|tythird street from Tenth avenue 10 Ninth
limits embraced by such asssssment Include Ali the
esl housss aud lots OF ground vacant ots pieces and
els Of land situated tho eastery side Of fsnth
b2tween Thrtfrst snd Ihrty-fourth strests and on
WESTERLY side between Thrty-frst and Thirty-tbr
ts the northery aide Of Thrtyseoond streot. and
sdes Of Thirty third street between Ninth and Tenth
I'D on tho seutherly side OF Thirsy-fourth street,
kues; - !. and line so feet cnsterly therc
whose interests affected BY the above
8 hnWments, aud who opposed to the same, or
cd nsher requested to presop thor objections In
er 10 the undersigned ttheir Office, NO. Ball Of
ta within thirty days from tho Of this notice.
SAMUEL II. DE MOTIF
T IJ, ~ Wv NssSSH3ToMIsoR' Assessors.
loo, Bureau Of Assessnents Street Department k0ot.
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CORPo RATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE rs
- hereby given to the owner or owners occupant
pants Of oil houses and lots improved lands
affected thereby that the following have
completed by the ana lodged In the office Of
the bureau of for examin ation
sons interested viz For building Marion street,
from the in Prince street. northery point near
the head Of Marion street The limits embraced by
assessment include all the several houses and lots Of
ground lots and parcels OF land situated
both sides Of Marion street from Prince the head
street. All persons whose interests affected by
above named and who opposed TO the same
either =. them requested their
in writing to the aersgned their office No hall Of
Records within thirty days from the date of this notice.
SAMUEL II. DE MOTT
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors
ISAAC WIN. SMITH,
Office Bureau Of Assessments Street Department, Octo-
be- o, 1850,
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tToN AQuEpUCT DEPAETaEEg--To nAs0Ss.--
p Agucaact peparsmens, (pott pds Prrf,) lnti Nom
he lith day OF Oc. 5er, iS,2 At acieot, y. NJ, &
scwsr w..h The ne ossaiy Ssesvng tasiEs aad sol.
%. he Plan es the sewer AVID spss, cations tor the
As OF the aaine, ana all s.hsr iaiornanen rsistiug
70 can be obtsinsd Oh application t. tho Water kur-
! ~ IRIS cf6oe, NICHOLAS pEaN,
ve.vii.rt - .hs crcton A7uearci D,yAStG:nA
roSh, ssVs. ~ lSeA
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CORPORATION NOTrCE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
~ hereby gven, to the owner owners, occupant or
seupats houses and lots improved unimproved
and deeted thereby that the following assessments have
the hrsau Of Assessments for examination by all per-
airins Wall street. from Pearl TO Water street The IL
s snnraeed by such assessment include all the several
nd lots OF ground lots pieces and parcels
bad, nated both sides Of Wall street, from Pearl Is
ster street, and the eatery side Of Pearl street. half
Pine treet All pcrsons whose interests aeoted BY
sboy named and who are opposed to the
ssiSnsn writing e the nndersignea thsi, ooe Ne
btes. SAMUEL H. DE MOTT,
f iSasS ISL SlssEEfSS5 S' Assessor.
Once Bureau Of Assessments. Street Department. Oot
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NoTICE.-pUBLIc NOTICE

CORPORATION N0TICE-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
~ hereby given, to the occupant
cupsnts Of all houses and lots improved
lands affected thereby that the following have
been completed by the and lodged the office
Of the bureau Of assessments for examination by all
interested, viz-For building n in A.
from street street. through
Thirteenth street to 100 feet Of Second The
limits embraced include all
and lots Of vacant lots pieces and Of
to Fourteenth Streets and from Thirteenth
street both sides Of Thirteenth street. from
TO % feet east Of Second and both sdes of First
loo feet north and south from Thirteenth street,
All persons whose interests affected by the above
and wbe opposed tn the either
are requested to their objections in writing
to sbe undersigned at their Office, Hall Of Records
within thirty days from the date of this notice.
SAMUEL II. DE MOTIF
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC WM SMITH,
Oce Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department. Oeto
Der g. 1852.
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NOR LIvERPOOL-UNirED STATES MAIL, STEAM
ship ATLANTIC, Captain James West This o. amor
will depart with the United States mails Europe
lively Saturday October 10TH at IL o'clock from her
berth the fo,t of Canal sAreet No bsrths
paid for For freight or having unequacd
unodatisns for elegance and comfort. apply "a
EDw X. COLLINS 90, SO Wall street.
Passengers requested be board half
M The steamship Baltic will succeed tho Atlantic and
will sail on the goth October
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DOBAcK, THE ASrRoLoGER.-

DOBACK THE ASTROLOGER.-
N The prophe gilt for long years handed down.
To the grea name Of Roback belongs
lis gift which would barter their crowns
And which sweden extols in her songs.
Far the rich and the pc for fool sh and wise,
Dr. Roback the future for tells,
And fate victim, perplexed, to his residence HES,
And invokes his infsl BILE spells
The statesman the preacher, tho merchant, the maid
Tho matron, the lover and ali
Who seek for the truth. and for counsel, and aid,
On n back, the oracle call
He points out the dan gerous the fortunate days.
That occur in the journey of tife,
And shows unto thuuss nds the surest Of ways
To wealth, honor hea tn or wife.
Dr. G. W. Roback has steo thousands Of the worlds
weary wanderers with profitable advice bringing them
Of the shadows of ospoudenoy into the light Of hope and
happiness All his minstraton for good for atroogy
philanthropc science snd aims to benefit all mankind
DR. ROBAt KS residence is o. White street, and there
he be visited all hours Of the day evening Full
nativites 81 for ladies and IS for gentlemen.
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HORP0RATION NOTICE.-PUDLIC NOTICE rs
- hereby given to tho owner or owners occupant
cupants Of all houses and lots improved unmproved
lands affected thereby that tho following assessments
office Of the bureau Of assessments examination by all
persons Interested viz-For paving Fifth avenue from
Tbrtieth to Fortys street. tho limits
such assessment include all the several houses and lots Of
both sides Of Fifth between Thireth Forty
second streets both sides Of Thirty first
Tortieth Fortyhrst and soutberly side of
stree between lines parallel to the Fifth avenue
tan 5 feet eaetery and 400 feet westerly therem All
persons whose affected by the
and who oppo same either
them are requested t. their obecons IN writing
to the undersigned, at their Office No. Hall Of Records
within thirty days from the date of this notice.
SAMUE Ell ii. DE MOTT, J
FRANCIS NICHOLSON. Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH.
Once Bureau of Assessments Street Department. Ocso-
Dor D 1852 !, -
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M ATRiMoNNY MADE EASY OR low TO WIN
NI Lover-Professor Lawton Boston, formerly Of Lon.
don, will send address, receipt Of dollar
paid plain enable ladies gentemon win
tho devoted of of tho opposite their
hoarts dosrc The simple D capti-
waiting hat s be married irrespective Of appear
position and last though not least, II
ranged with sucb and decacy that detection 10 M
possible. Address Professor LAYTON Boston, Msss No
letters taken from tho Post Office uuless the postage
paid.
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CLag HING.

CAsH FOR CLoTHING-LAD4Es OR GENTLEMEN
~ having any OF clothing urnitsrc TO dispose Of
can receive the utmost value Ia chh by sending TO tho
store, ty letter through tho post - COHEN 4J2 udson
Street. Ladder attended to BY Mrs. Cohen.
(IAsT.oFF CLOTHING AMI FURNITURE WANTED
ladies' or gentlemen having any clothing, furniture
jewey diepose Of obtain fair cash rrce by sending
or the snhForser at his residence through the
Ladioc attended BY Mrs. Dusseldorf. Is Elm street.
L. N. DUSSELDORF.
AsT OFF CLoTHIH AND FURNITURE
Wnnted.-iadies or gentleman having any clothing.
rnituret iswelry stock goods dspoo Of
ready cash. by sending for the NJ MI,
Elm street Ladies attended by Mrs. Cohen. 80 :
--------------------- -
sAECS AylFrrLEa
v1uaTES DuPgY s. cRguANoE NO. ~ wty
AZ ~ stregs zp stairs, rporters Of Fancy Coo rst
go sslhn r,a Articles, Conba, Brooches, Braceiets
hnk Dres ~ ttsos, faaa, tnitstiou Jewo,ry nrahos
bts isroaN.e Cacs ucsNs Evcs raif Sr,ns 80
. -ts sae .siaas o. tie .tst apssi.s asaiass. A.s
PMis Asssslss resolved ~ every steamer. -
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fNORPORATION NOTICE-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
~ hereby given to the owner ownors occupant
rpants Of all houses and lots, improved unimproved
affected thereby that the following have
BY the and the oce Of
erestsd For paving Forty street. Eighth
10 Ninth avenue. The limits embraced by such assess
snt include all the several houses and lots ground
lots pieces and parcels Of land situated both sides
f Forty street from Eighth to Ninth avenue All
whose interests affected by the above named
and Who arc opposed 70 the same either
At their office, No. Hall Of Records within
)hiyty days from the date Of this notice.
SAMUEL Il. DE MOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON. ASSESSOR.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH.
oAse, Bureau Of Assessments Street Department, Oct
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~ 0RPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
~ hereby given to the owners, occupant
affected thereby that tho follow have
ths Of Assessments examination BY ali psr-
cns bterested vs-For hing in, regulating and grading
he knits embraced BY such assessment include all the
houses and lott, Of grcund vacant lots pieces and
wen 70 Thirty third street and heth side:
DO Eleventh TO the Tenth, and westerly from tho
1sxath to the Twelfth avenue All persons whose in
affected by tho above named assessments and
ho opposedo the either Of them request
bon he date Of this notice
SAMUEL h DE MOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON,} ASSESSOR
ISAAC WIN. SMITH,
Ono Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department., Oct
!, l8R.
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vJ,HE NEW YORK AN d LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
Mail stsaners-rhe ships posing this line are tho
following; Atlantic Captain West.


ARCTIC, Captain Luce.
BALTIC Captain Cornstook.
ADRIATIC Captain Grafton.
ships having been built by contract expressly for
has been taken in their
In their strength and speed
unequalled for
elegance and comfort
Price of passage from York Liverpool
bin 1906 In cabin $40 Exclusive Of
state room. soc.
From Liverpool 10 Now York, fDO and E2a
An experienced surgeon attached to each ship.