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Average l,ooo,"'' 1o~
Average crop of the last seven years exceeds
that the prior 6l5,7l9 bales, and the crop OF the
last lust double that of the hrst-and the crop OF
1850 was more than 1867 by fifty per cent.
Average consumption in Great Britain OF Amerl-
can cotton the first wears l,l53,2l9 bales
The ID period of years ,44g,59o pa,es
Largest consumption, 1Sio, l,5oo,ooo oaies
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BRITISH COMM RCIAL LIFEINSUR-
ANCE COMPANY

Established in 1890, and Empowered by act Of
Parliament,
For the Insurance of l. yes, and the Endowment
of Children, &c
LONDON, NFW-Y'4RR AND WASHINGTON CITY.
APITAL 5000, 900
M. THOMPSON, .agenr
~ Office on Pennsylvania avenue, one doc
west OF Jackson Hail.
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: 23l, 97l 2.S2O $50 II, $40, 600
2. BATTLES OF THE REVOLUTION.

The surrender OF CornWaTIIs Ut lUThIOWH, OC-
tober 1881, closed the war; prisoners 1913.
s5,752 British taken prisoners.
3. CONTINENTAL MONEY
Amount issued in IT'S $ 2,0O0,000
g I777 90 zoo, 900
g in all to July, 1899 35S,O0O,0OO
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nACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY

OACIFIC MAIL STEA MSHIP COMPANY
/ ONLY through line for California and Ore
gon 1.-The public are informed that under the
new arrangement OF this Company, steamers in
spected and approved by the Navy Department,
and carrying the United States mails, will con
tinue to leave Panama and San Francisco the LIST
and 9Th days of each month, unless detained by
unavoidable accident, and will touch Acapulco,
San Diego, and Monterey.
The following steam packets belonging to the
Pacific Mail Steamship Company, are now in the
Pacific, one of which will be always in port at
each end Of the route
OREGoN E. |, 099 tons. REPUBLIC | 200 tons
PANAMA :. 1857 tons. CARoLIsA . 600 tons.
CALIFORNIA 1850 tons. COLUMBUS. 600 tons.
TENNEssER l 300 tons. lsTHMus tons.
NoRTHERNER 200 tons. UNICORN. 600 tons.
CoLUMBD 800 tons. Fremont 600 tons.
ANTELOPE. - tons.
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Later from Cape OF Good Hope.
From the london btsudard.1

nv the Roysl Mail Compspys steamer rsvit from Ne
Brssils we have seceved the following intelliFuce:
The news from the Cape is to the atm NOVEMBER soe
The mass Of hostile Kasirs within the ooic.y is ei-
mated ct six thorsa and divided into two boaies-oae
posted the Fish River Bush about thirty miles SortA
east Of Graham town and the other In the WAke'koa
about fifty nes to the northwest Of that town ne s
west by Lieut. Colonel Eyre who with force Of aeary
i've hundred men, covered Grahsms town on thtsouta
by Major Wilmot, with small detachment Fort
eddie and on The east By patrolng parties from King
Several skrmiahes have taken place In which the
gained except in one instance when body o.
500 attempted to carry OF several Thousand cattle ana
sailed out with 900 men, routed the punderers killing
ten and wounding many more; he recaptsrsd nearly
all the spois without any serious casualties among ms
On the 10Th of October, Major Genera! Somerset
marched towards the OF the cniet
men comp osed of the regular troops Of the FL 9th nth
18th and flst regiments Roy& Artillery Cape mounesd
.n1 tS in
ent directions BY two brgades, under Lieut. ooiUses
Mitchell Ford,cc. Ali accout agree in describing
the operations Of the troops as bCDs conau'sea 10
Tne result vas Iiter several hours bard fighting 90
both days the enemy completely driven CUT anu NV
camp destroyed The fuatives took refuge INC VA
leys Of the Bnckwater and Fuler's Hoek whsrs they
attacked on the 23d, and efter share fight
ing, routed and dispersed. The detached bands stil
preparations making for another against
them on the 25th The loss of troops reported
Elk killed snd twenty ak wounded while that Of the AZ
frs is rated as four hundred killed. ..4s
During thu past month the district of Albany has
preserved in prest measure, from the narsudfng
cursons of the my Though the protection afforded
by the Diet schments under Colonel Eyre and Majors
Wmot and Horne but the other frontier districts
suffering severely from heavy loses On the 10th Sep
tembsr,a body Of 2,ooo Tambookies made desc snt
upon Upper Victoria and Craddock sweeping off several
thousand sheep, and q large number of cattle. They
have also recommended their incursions into the dis
trict of ALERT and carried OF hundreds Of cattle
Several colonsts have beer killed by them in these at
tacks.
The last reinforcements that have arrived in this 90
lony viz the second battalion Of the Goth Rifles and the
18th Lancers have reached headquarters The Rifles
have taken the feld for the first time yin Ter Major
General Somerset and astonshed the Kairs by te
curacy Of tkeir aim well the distance from which
they fred
In the actions of the 14h and 10th of October Lisu
Norris 9th Regiment killed; Captain Addison, ID,
and Ensign Ricketts,, 91st Regiment, wounded.
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Depth Of immersion in the earths shadow, 20 dgits
from the southern side.
H. January q, eclipsed at the time of new moon
in the morning, goth in the evening, west of Rocky
Mountans) invisible Visible about the south pole OF
the earth
III. June II, sun ecpsed at the time OF moon in
the morning (evening in the eastern part of New Eng
land) invisible Visible in the southern part Of South
America.
Nv. July moon eclipsed at the time of full in
the morning; invisible.
V. December 10, sun ecpsed at the time Of
In the evening" invisible 1t will be visible throughout
the greater part Of Asia and will be central and total
the meridian in longitude 127 ls east from Greenwich
and Latitude 81 % north.
VI. December 26. Sabbath morning, moon eclipsed
the southern limb vble and partly visible in tho United
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NEW YORK STATE GOVERNMENT,
Executive Department..
Whigs in Italics. democrats in Roman
Canal Com missrOners.

Frederick Folett. Term expires Jan. l, 1883
John c. Ma;her. ....... do. 1854
He1rry Pitc7gh do. 1855
The Canal Board, which makes all the appointments
OF officers the canals controls the contracts etc. is
composed OF the Lieutenant Governor Secretary of State
Comptroller Treasurer Attorney General State Engineer
and eusye7or and the three Canal Commissioners in all
continuing board of nine members Of whom
are democrats and two are wings The Lieutenant Co.
(den and two Of the democratic Canal Commits.
siouers bold over from the last year Six members of
Of the Canal Beard elected last year. the State
ticket OF whom four democrats and two wings The
Governor Leuteusnt Governor elected year
for two years TIE State officers excep. the Canal CON-
Missiorers and Inspectors of State Prisons, who
elected for three years also chosen f- term Of two
years.
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Newspapers Published In the United
States.

From returns and calculations made ct the census
Office Washington City 1t appears that the whole
Der Of newspapers and periodicals published in the United
States the LIST Of June $780, he date Of the last u s.
census) 1880. Ofthese, 2494 were fully returned
24 had oil the facts given and u estimated for CAL
ornia the territories and those that may have been
omitted by the assistant marshas.
The following table has been constructed from the re-
turns and estimates.
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TIE THIRTY.ONE STATES.

Governors OF the States and Terri cries.
ALL ELECTED by THE PEOPLE, EXCEPT IN SOUTH
CAROLINA, WHERE TIE LEGISLATURE CHOOSES
THE GOVERNOR.
Democrats in Roman Whins In ItalicsA
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GOVERNMENT OF THE UNITED STATES.
President.
MI LARD FILL d ORE.
United States Supreme Court.

curious circumstance that all the Judges of this
Court from adjoining States will be by the
eutjoined table The Court, composed, is as
follows
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State Prison Inspector

Darius Peck. 10 ho1 one year
William G. AEgel....,.,....,........ do.
Henry Storms, Observation-Disclosures. do.
The Salary o. the Secretary Of State and Comptroeris
$4,000 EACH Treasurer s. soc Attorney General So ooo
Engineer $4,000; Canal Commissioners $i7o0; Inspec-
tors Of State Prisons ST. coo per annum.
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TIE FRED. DOUGLAS NEWSPAPER on KossUTu-
New J ork correspondent Of Fred. Douglas paper,
writing about Kossuth, saysi--
There is nothing remarkable in the physique of Kos
suth in ordinary except that sort Of type
countenance, which puzzles you with the conviction
that he looks Ike teyeral whom you are well ac-
quanted with but cennot recall This Is true of the
physical appearance Of many great meu But Kos,uth
inspired is grand indeed beyond ordinary great mon.
But the fun OF 1t H. thet kossuth the idol Of the
American nation, is not white man. lie Is not a
Caucasian, and thank God he is an .4ngio- Saron.
Put that in your pipe aud smoke 1t Confessodly the
greatest man in ChIstendom IS not Whie man. His
complexion is stcdry befe mudtio and q,1droon His
form OF skull is peculiar His forehead Is neither high
nor perpendicular but the percepye faculties full
without projecting The greatest height of skull IL just
before the he has not what phrenoogsts call con-
centraton or self esteem But the domestic and homs
love faculties he has enormously developed along with
very great breadth Of skull between the ears His nose
is so common to account for the fact, physognomi
cay that he did not noens pons take the Dictatorship
and free Hungary and Austria at blow Bonaparte
or Jackson In April 1Ssg would have done for Francis
joseph s. Co. said he Is not Caucasian. He Is by
blood Mongol; aud therefore, according to Ethno-
grapby, belongs to the second best race OF mankind
Moreover, he Ia scave, not Magyar And Sclaves are
the from whose condition tbs word slave has been
AnglciseA,
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" judiciary.


COURT OF APPEALS FOB 1872
C. q Ruyr,es, Chief judge, John w Eimoa1s
Addison Gardiner. Eslbone Watson
Treeborn 6 JeN Pailo Griley,
Alexander s Jo' Henri HeLLs
+ JUDGES OF SUPREME COURT.
Frs D.strsc' Fifth Dtifr1ei.
John n E6monds$ y. Yk. Phio 6ridley,i Utica
Henry 2. EDWARDS do. William i. Allen, 0swego,
TtLs,crr Mitchell do + W Hubbard Watert n,
James Roosevelt do Daniel Pratt, Syracuse.
Sc,o1i Dtsh9ct Si1th District.
Fathsn Morse. BrooA,yu.. Charles Mason Hamilton,
Seward Barculo hkeepsis Shury Crippen Cooperst
John W Brown Newbury. W /. Shankland, Cortl'dvl |,
Gelah 6trorg Br 'khayen. Hiram Gray, Elmira.
Tfird District Sersnth District
Mablone Watson Qatekil. Henry Uehes@ Penn Yam,
Amasa Parker. Albany Sam L selden Rochester,
FIR y. Wright, Monticello 7Hos A johnson, Corning
Ira Harris Albany Theron Z Strong Palmyra.
Io-fh Dts,Ife'. Eighth District
John Willard, Ss- Springs, Moses Tdggdr,, Batavia,
A G. Hand Elizsbethtown Reid p. Mqrttn, Jsmest'n,
D1-.el Cod, Johnetorp. jones G.. E1yi. Attica,
Cornelius Il. Allen, Salem ,Tqw.s M Nsft, Pulalo
Aggregate OF Judges q supceme Court 2? democrats
&c Wigs,
'on Court @. 9pssLs for 1852
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Senate.

Senate.
The Senate consists OF two Senators from each State
Since the admission Of California there thirty
States represented by sxywo Senators The Senators
who held over from the 4h Of last March forty
viz-eighteen wings aud twenty three democrats. OF
the twentyon Senators two yet to be elected
from the following States
California--Legisature democratic.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES to be chosen in April 1852
SENATOR'S HOLDING OVER AND ELECT.
H7ies IN Hqic; Democrats in Roman-those mcrked r. s.
ar. Free Soil1s .4Joltosts; w. those elected as Union
men S. r. those elected as Southern or State Rights men.
President. William r King.
SECRETARY. .Asbury Dickens
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House of Rcpresen Ia tives.
The House consists Of two hundred and thirty three
members and four territorial delegates These delegates
howe YER have no vote.
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Man ufnctures

Man ufactures V Hemp.
STATEMENT ExHIsiTlNo VALp. or Hv~.~s 0oops
InroarED ANNUALLY FROM 1921 y 1861, TrcIusIvr
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Springfield the 22d inst 1t determined TO be in
exIedient TO nominate candidates for State officers bu.
the holding Of another convention the first Monday
in June wGB RECOMMENDED. The following named gen
tlemen selected delegates TO he Wing Rational
Convention--
Delegates at 'iarre-E D washburn OF Joe Davies
county Bepi. s. l1war1s. of Sangamon county; Peter
Neif, Of Edgar county Joseph Gillespie, of Madison
county.
District Delegates-.1st district, T. Tingate; 81 dis
tIict, O. d. Platt; 90 district T. T. Marshe; Attn dis
trict, Geo w Meeker; 9th district George Bee.or;
9th District, Nathaniel pe.cher; eth district, William
Jayne.
1t was resolved that the delegation cast unanimous
vote for President and Vice President be decided by
a majority Of the delegates in attendance.
TARIFF CONVENTION "A democratic convention in
favor Of alteration Of the tariff fay as Pennsyl-
vana Ia concerned was held In Blair county fortnight
ago, petition Congress for increased duty on iron
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Legislatures of the States.
POLITICAL COMPLEXION AND TIMES OF MEETING OF
THE LEGISLATURES AT THE SEATS OF GOVERN
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EcNpses I'm the Year 1852.
There will be six ecIipses-three Of the SUM- and three
Of the Moon-this year.
January 9th and It'll moon eclipsed visible and
total.
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LEGISLATURE.

The following Is list Of the members CT the Legisia
ture The pay Of members OF both house: ia SO day
for bunGred days constitutional Limit Of each
session.
SENATE
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TERM COMMENCED MARCH 4, 1851. AND TERMINATES
MARCH 4, 1883
THE FiRsT SESSION OrISED AT Noon, Drc ], 1851.
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TuIRTY. SECOND CONGRESS-.

Seven Of the Judges democrats and two whig,
| (viz. Mclean and Curtis
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With regard to the vsse BY States, which occurs In
case the Presidential election 10 referred to the House Of
Representatives, the following Is the result
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the Lieutenant Governo- (5sm who presiies in the
seuate has Tia casting vote but eanno. vote for Clerk
OF other ofhcers o. the Senate
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The sena.e l. composed c: thi.tyt two members all
elecsed for term Of two Yeas
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The Governor has the veto power. and if bills
turned by him. they cannot pass without two-hrds Of
the memberi vote for them
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The Assembly consists Of one hundred and
sisht ms M BEES. elected annually
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BanA OF England.
Total. ....... f29. 902, $50
BANKING ID
Political Intelligence

Total =. .G3, 452,s91 Total nam. e36 i52 800
Dec. IL 1851. Il. MARSHALL Chief Cashier.
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CLOTHING.


CLoTHING.-THE SUBSCRIBER STILL CONTINUES
" ut old established stand paying cash tcurrent mo-
sey) Gcutlemens east-oh Apparel, Jewelry
kinds Of superHuous articles, making application
by note, calling personally on ~
(,AST orr CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED
~ Ladies gentleman having any Clothing Furniture,
dispose Of obtain fair cash price, by
sending the subscriber AZ his residence through the
post. Ladies attended ny Mrs. Dusseldorf No. - Elm
street, u. NJ DussELDOht.
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LIQUORS.

IVA and dealers Champag Wines, Brandes, Por
tiers. Ales Brown stouts, CordiaI Havana Segars &c. all
ofwhh We oer Mt prices nequacd by other house
the selling the same qualify goods Agents for Lam
brys Grape Leaf Charpagne Orders shiplsd with care
by PETERS GO, 800 Broadway,
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From Liverpool 20 New Tcra, ESQ ard 80
Nc berth secured until paid for

los ifeight or Yaessge, GpuNto
aBWWAKD X, COLLINS Co., &c W all st., Now Yorh.
BROWN SMILEY Il Co, Liverpool.
y. G. kOBERrS L. Co.. Is Kim Arms Yard Iondor
join AuNROE Co., &c Rue Notrs Damc dos Vic
GEO. III. DRAPER. Bavrc.
The owners OF THESE shipp will gold
silver, bullion specie Iawery preeiooa stones or metnis
therein pressed.
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nR. WARD MAKES ASTONISHING cURES-SvCH
~ as ether Doctor DO Either cure or Ereae
amendment before hours TO eonsses dGease
10 made nothing by his treatment which ~ sssenco
perfected. Remember II. The ether nethods OF
dsAdfu-worse than diseass Oea coEGcx saahS
and Broadway
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CTREET DEPARTMENT.. NO. 4-HALL OF RECORDS.
~ Public notice is hereby given that the following petit
tons have been presented to the Board Of Aldermen
To grade curb gutter and flag sidewalk north side
of Twenty street from the east side Third
TO the east line Of the public school property To regulate
and Seventeenth street. from to the East
river To flag space four feet wide through sidewalks of
street between Fourth and Seventh
where already tagged Also, the following resoutions
To pave Thrtieth street. from Eighth to Tenth
To Cherry street. Corears street 90 East street
All persons interested having jeetions thereto,
quesed TO present them in writing 70 tho undersigned at
his Office, n or before the 18th day Of May inst.
May d. 1852. JOHN 7. DODGE Street Commissioner
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0SOn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SPECIFIC NIX
pCUO tureof all remedies yet discovered, this is the
81 certain IL makes speedy and permanent with
cut the least restriction IN diet drink change
in Application e tusiness Many cured in two days
Sed at the drug store No 23 Broadway corner of Cham
bers street. also at No 10 Aston House, at No. ITO Bread
way. and No. 100 futon street corner Of William.
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BROADWAY THEATRE. A. MARSHALL. SOLE
r. ss,$ ss;: ;::
At 70 commence at ~ o'clock Bsneh. Of Miss cash
TaE sIa%ssER o. S..assrory and asS:as:%,
Mr. c1nr s sssDn ses s o Mr. " Fi VIM
tr Peter, Mr.. Davidse Tobias Mr. Matthew Francis.
70 a Conclude hs oV WITH Much SHd'' ADO ABOUT
NolhlNG-bsatriee, Miss cushman
NnLos NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., MR.. JOHN SEXTON.
:. "a oeoes Friday May The Justly eS-
The ri ar.s e s
T 70 :. The Dam.os csar1ane
mon campo Mayor Er sar.n Don Hen
NJ Mlai Msr' Sssss, T.s
gra and the Queen Of Spain Nine Anna Thiilon
T YcEuM THEATRE, BROADWAY, NEAR BROOME
- stree.-corbyn auckland, Lessees-Dcesa Circle 80
hssia seats Is cents Private Is oa ana a. Doors or
viii se Played the ne FEW SSrf
Sampson Low, Mr. Vincent; Marian, Miss julia Benns,
e PR@crcah MAScoTsby Mr. Valet
b IN Ms yau TIC s sGns Was Ts r Ma
thalie, and i've other characters. Miss Julia Bennett
CnRIsTY's OPERA HOUSE, MECHANICS HALL
night during the week unit, further notice The orginal
Performers under the mannsemens d chrsy, whose
been r,s,ysd wit1sysr y Lsay sssass taisa
ats oceck. The patrons chrsys Mins.res are
respectfully informed that the Saturday afternoon concerts
WooDs MINsTRELs, AT WOOD ! MINSTREL HALL.
- broadway, above Howard street.-the proprietor
ahsi ". IN to the . gSo s M
il the world, and is determined make Woods MINSTREL
s I'll. ass I'D
the ersanaon n M r eomgsny Sn IN
pIomises rerenish il time time with "hassvsr
Woods Mnstrels perform evening and Wednesday,
Ser"rum Will be sresasssa a.. s @ Inc COM
to the comfort of ysiters.
NRANKLIN MUSEUM, I75 CHATHAM sQUARE.-GEo.
Lea, Proprietor Two pcrormanses are given every
sysni.g The only place the +.
states Of
their beauty and figure and under the Of
nssniassa gfeapas, vii BE- predassd sassisZ
Ts@p s1Dy! the only opsa",S band existence.
'iP" trim S'
from the sroand and ses" r. ssss6 which srors
All II the e f5ea,s ssns, ho
he wo I break WITH @
az aFas@Ss s s ss Ssnsf
@ IN their III
lions variety II miscellaneous entertainments giyon
the ySTl rs fun q sss
% w
cushioned chairs S cents Boxes rs cents Gallery,
A TMosPnERlC Observation-Disclosures Will.
~ iams, with bis l,ulhable scientific and Alchcmste
on Monday wcdnesdnv and Friday evenings Of hi week
and Tuesday Thursday and Saturday evenings also
this week, til further oe Manhattan Hail. Fourth
street between avenues and &. Lecture to
Private class tickets $40
DRACKETT MARBLE GROUP OF THE "SHIP.-
ID wrecked Mother and Child at Stuyvcsans Institute
600 Broadway open ('or short time only) from
A. N. TIL 10 +. VI. Admission, % cents; tickets,
50cents.
A ANATOMICAL MUSEUM, 800 BROADWAY, CORNER
~ of Duane streetAn inspection Of this splendid esab
shment will he found pleasing instructive. Strangers
call and examine Admission. 20 cents Open from ga NJ
tol0P NJ.
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CORPORATION NOTICES.

CORPORATION NoTICE.-sTREET DEPARTMENT,
~ No Hall Of Reeords-Pubiic notice is hereby given
10 the propretors of lots lying opposite pier No North
River that the resolution has been adopted by the
Common CouncResolved That the pier known No. !,
tho Hudson River be extended into the river by tho
thereof TO make its extreme length from the
ny Daniel Even City Surveyor, dated Jan J. lsi9. and
Fted by the Mayor Aldermen aud Commcnaty of the
city Of New York. the I'd sth and 18th days of January
lS the future line of extension said persthe extern
of said he made under the of the Street
Commissioner and at the Of the of said
and be before the first May
Resolved, That the Street Commissioner the proper
legal notice to be given the proprietor of the said pier
build tho in conformity to the above resolution
Adopted by the Board Of Aldermen April 10 1852 adopted
by the Board Of Assistant Aldermen Arr g. 1852; ap
proved by the Mayor May 5, 1882.
JOHN L. DODGE, Street Commissioner