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DACKETs TO HAvRE-sECOND LINE-THE FOL-
lowing ships will leave Havrs the 10th, and New
York on tle inf ach NOR

with all requisite articles the comfort and convenience
q passenger and commanded BY men Of experiences in
liquors. Goods sent 10 the subscribers will be for
wArdsd free charges those actually incurred
BOYD & HINCKEN, Agents, l64 Pearl street.
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RowEKY rHEATRE:-DooRs OPEN AT M CUR
ii:'si Ffs;?s ss rus in VAR :; Uniformed
irPhiip Elton Mr. IsTsIn lazy Elton Ar' orAssaa
william Tell. Mr.. EDDY Emma. Mrs. Gr...An
QURroN.s THEATRE. CHAMBERS srREET.-DooRs
s ;s::s q; ;sS$';:; performs.
is$s aS;$:;;:
Tom #n i's sTsTous s azsiY Mrs Holman
:i sss:s,
pn.nl Vincent Isrsrs Torrcn
NATIONAL THEATRE. CHATHAM sTREET.-DooRs
w.n a !, :s:u in.siis ,.:si
0''A'n' 4 Nj !s sSsE syi foiE. Ni'A'
Oliver Oakum. Mr.. Taylor Amelia. MAJ Barber
soE.peof: open = sE . sopnsnoo a prs:i:sly -.
Wednesday '! TRs 81 WIFE,
srnE IRISH DRAGON as NIX eA AND MRS WHITE.
,. OsEsA MO- s,S, 4:
week the sole direction supervision Of
~ s.
ss S , sonm.nos: ~ * O'clock. go.
RARNUNs AMERICAN MUsEUM.-To DE SEEN AT
all hours-Jas. reo.i,sa an s9or%Sps tame Sea Tser
sd.sma fun Of the most oOnol elects tai: syspiqf
'Sss IT, ss: the LAST Hs d
ss.su,sy the Picture Gallery Chinese saloon vS S R aa
qust. 121 eens extra.
CIRCUs-NEw YORK AHPnITHEATRs. NO. 81
GREAT ACCESSION OF TALENT.
NADINE snHfnss SHERWOOD iss
BRILLIANT fE%Ts 81 snf noeTRssssiRANsup
BY tn. riders Of The United State superb displays
eu.S.ns oh..-ood Il h.~ swat sris;.r
ss:Ifsss . ~ fsiis and Mar
Door. onsn a. snsrr b. to Gem
nonce At quarter past I.
TIVE BRYAN GALLERY OF CHRISTIAN ART-coN.
..,s:s %s::.: Ito dsss ~ ssss
ss.y Tss%s .G& Ain.sa '@ IRON nan DA''
I'VE PUBLIC ARE; EEssEGTFULLY iN 7 sI.
shortly opened SIS Broadway. o. which due notice
NTERRIAHs MODEL OF THE CITY OF SAN FRAN
,S . y d s.h'S S 4 shs an
model constructed from s.as and cGOu-
..vsnsy sys fses 70 tsHs
", wa. on
sEg.a.: MIN s%s
+ M 1
sori, and skill worh Very respect
fully, =. KNIGHT Agent r D. 90.
EBBE1TS t. CO., Merchants.
FLINT PEABODY CO., Merchants.
TAAFFE, RcCAHILL T. Co., Merchants.
BOLTON, BARRON CO., Bankers
DREXEL SATHER g. CO., Bankers.
BURG0YNE L. CO., Bankers.
ADAMS & CO., Expire
J. w. GREGORY, Express.
Ell MERRIAM, Esq.
ERANKLIN MUSEUM, ITS CHATHAM STREET,
George Lea Proprietor-The above establ shment ID
open every afternoon O'clock and in the evening at III
fer the purpose Of Clasc and Original
Of Living Statu by Mile Casnets Troupe of Model Ar
with variety Of beAut full performances
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is
~ hereby gwen to the owners occupant
eupants 81 all houses and lots improved uninproved
lands affected thereby that the following assessments have
lodged In the oos
Of tho Bureau Of Assessments for examination by per-
interested ysForpaving Thirteenth street, between
include all the several houses and lots Of ground vacant
Thirtsenth street. between avenues ana G. ana ON
west side Of C. LOO feet north and south from
Thirteenth street. AL whose interests Affected
BY the above named and who arc opposed 20
the either Of requested to present their
objections in writing TO the undersigned, their oco,
No Hall Of Records within thirty days from the date Of
this notice. SAMUEL II. NE MOTIF
FRANCIS NICHOLSON,} ADsessoya
ISAAC WN SMITH.
once Bureau Of Assessments strsst Department, Nov.
D., 1857.
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CoRPoRTAION NoTICE.-PUBLIo NOTICE II
hereby given to shs owner Of ownsr. occupant OF %
Affected esby that the following assessments have
beeA completed by the Asssors and lodged Ia the
sAes Of the Bureau Of Assessments tor BY all
persons interested viz For building sewer In Ws,hns
embraced such include all the several houses
and lots Of ground lots pieces and parcels Of land
situated both sides Of Washington street. between Rec
or and Norris streets All whose interests Are AZ
posed same either Of them requested
their sbectons In writing, 70 the undcrsgned ~
their ONCE, No. Hall Of Records within thirty days from
SAMUEL H. DE MOTT.
FRANCIS NICHOLSON. Assessora
ISAAC VIM SMITH.
Oftoe, Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department.,
N0YemhAr q. 1852.
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SIORPORATION MOTTO E.-PUBLIC NOTICR rs
" hereby von, TO the owners occupant or o.
Of all houses and lots improved unimproved
hands that the following assessments have
the Bureau Of Assessments for examination BY all
SSfsurh the side walk Of Go9verneur Slip Front
South The limits embraced by suoh assessment in
oude all houses and lots Of ground vacant
pieces and paree situated on the westerly side Of
ouyerpeur slip between South street and line hum
Srsd ana nteen northerly therctrom. All persons
whose interests affected by the above named
requested present In writing TO the
1adersgned their Office, No. Hall Of Records Within
thirsy days from dnsc Of this NOTICE.
49, SAMUEL II. DE MOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, fAssessors.
ISAACW N SMITH,
Ooe, yuresu Of Assessments Street Department., NovS
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CuAyIyIIH0.


NOTICE TO GENTLEMEN TAKE YOUR OVER
IN coats and other winter clothing TO s53 Pearl street,
Broad and have them cleaned, dyed. altered
turned repaired at short notice. Collars cuffs lining,
and buttons rofxed drnb ovcrcoats handsomely cleaned
Prepare, winter is here, call soon, is the advice Of
A. CoRIlsSoS.
CLoTHING AND FURNITURE wANTED.-LADIEs
gentlemen having OF the above TO dispose OIL
receive fair cash price by sending TO the store by stter
through tho post To ensure delivery not the pos
age. 8. COHEN, 452 Hudson street. Ladies attended
Mrs. Cohen
SNAST-oFs CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED.
Anre disrose obtain fair sssh price, by sending
fer the subscriber a. his residence Ins through the
post will be promptly attended 90 Ladies stsended By
krs Cohen. u. 8. COHEN, 10. CO Elm stroeA
CAsT-oFY CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED
~ Ladies or xentemnn having Yothng furniture.
jewary TO dispose Of obtain fair cash rroe by sending
FOR the subscriber NJ his residences through the post
Ladies attended, By Mrs. Dusseldorf, IL Elm screet
IMPRESS AGENCIES.
pERToRD co.'s NEXT CALIFORNIA, OREGON
~ and South American Express will 70 forward per
splendid steamer Illinois, Nov. Goth, in charge of
special MESSENGER Slippers will have their goods and in
voices ready for delivery Friday 10Th give time for
COZ and sealing at custom house. Frssht must be
waterproof. pERF0RD co,
NO 2yesoy street. Astor House.
RERFoRD T. CO.'S EXTRA CALIFORNIA NAIL
~ Express will be dispatched steamers United States
and Cortes Friday next, Nov. 10TH in charge of
messenger, through 10 destination All parcels by this ex
Friday. BRRFoRD& CO,
No. 1Vesoy street, Astor house.
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CORE RATION NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE IS
~ hereby given to the owner or owners occupant or
occupants Of all houses and lots improved unimprovd
lards affected thereby that the following assessments
have been completed by the Assessors and the
once CT the Bureau Of Assessments for examination, by
Al persons interested. yE For snildns sewer Ia
point opposite Tho limits embraced By such
Men include all the several houses and lots OF ground
cant lots pieces and parcels Of land tuass both sides
Of Thompson street, between Bleeckcr street and nc NS
feet ortherly thererom All persons whose interests
Affected By ito shove named ssssments and who OPP
posed to the either of them requested to
sent their objections in writing to the undcrsgncd ~
their ONCE No Hall Of Records within thrty days from
the date Of this notice.
SAMUEL II. DIR MOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH.
OGce, Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department. Nov.
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GRAND MOVING PICTURES, ILLUSTRATING TIL
~ American War Of Jndcpendenos--Now exhibiting u
the Chine.e Buildings No $50 broadway series Of thirty
Landing Of Columbus and Comprising views Of iii The prin
epal Battles Of The Revolution. This series han
bern painted by artists OF tho frat talent aud will be
eompanied by explanatory remarks and interesting
dotes interpreted with popular American songs and In
strumenta music. Doors ming at7k oelosh
Perform ance to commence at O'clock. and
and Saturday afternoons at o'clock Admission % cents;
children half price, For particulars small bills.
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CORPORATION NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Is
- hereby given 70 the owner owners occupant or
lands Affected thereby that the following assessments
have been completed by the ASSESSOR ana are lodged in
all nteresea viz For regulating and
izng Fifty fourth street. from Broadway TO the Eighth
The limits embraced BY such assessment include all
the several houses and lots Of ground vacant ot pieces
parcels Of land situated both sides Of Fifty fourth
street from broadway to the Eighth avenue All persons
whose interests affected by tho above named
and who opposed to the either Of then
requested to present their in writing to the
underlined At their No HALL OF Records within
thirty days from the date OF this notice.
SAMUEL H. DE MOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, }Asss5sors.
ISAAC WIN. Smith.
Ocs, Bureau Of Assessments Street Depart acn Hov.
n 1879
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.


CAMDEN AND AMBOY RAILROAD FOR rHIIADEL-
~ phia.- Leaves by steamboat JOHN POTTER, Pier No
North river, At A. NJ and r. NJ through in ~ hours
Fare first GLASS; & second class p limo only) 81
Returning leave Philadelphia foot Of Walnut street,
A. n, and2P Pm
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD-TRAINS DAILY,
Ii Sundays pted from Chambers street. for Al
bany and TroyThrough faros all trains, 81 So Ex-
trains A. NJ through in four hours connecting with
trains reaching Buffalo Montreal at o'clock
ing Mail train A. NJ Through way trains at and p.
n. Express train 6P. Accommodation train 7:3D r. NJ.
Sunday mail trsn r. NJ from Canal street Passengers
taken st Chnmbers Canal Christopher Fourteenth and
Thirty first street. GEO. STARK, Superintendent. 4
NEW YORK AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
IN United States Nail and Lines through
hours New Jersey Kailro via Jersey CyLeayins New
York foot Of Conrtlandt street, at and A. NJ and
p NJ Leave Philadelphia at and A. M, and ~ r. NJ.
For first class g seeont do Tin ard "a M 50 o. For
kcts sold in tho above lines and through baggage carried
In the A. NJ and w r. NJ lines from New York. Passen-
gers baggage the ferry fifteen minutes before she
SrAins leA ye.
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CTREET DEPARTMENT NO. HALL OF RECORDS
- Public notice hereby given that the following
irtions have been presented in the Beard Of A.'tant
IS south William street, and Stone street 81 49, g.
and 80 Bridge strset and a. 2, and rs Trinity place To
ssriy sde Of Marion Rivngton and stanton streets TO
teenth and Seventeenth streets All persons
having objections bereto requested to present them In
lSth day Of November lnst. JOHN T. DODGE.
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LoR sAvANNAH.-U. s. MAIL LTNE.-TaE sUPE-
II rior steamship FLORIDA, Capt. NJ s. Woodruff, on
Saturday No. ~ AZ three o,Sless from ges North
The Alabama, Capt G. ID. LualoT, or Saturday, Nov. ~
Forspd strength snd fare, these ships
have sulerlor on the at
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EoR NORFOLK PETERSBURG AND RICHMOND
The United States mail steamship ROANOKE, L. Par
Nov 10Th atSP NJ For freight apply board, md for
passsge TO LUDLAA PLEASANT5. 81 Front street,
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NORPo RATION NOTICE-PUBLIC NOTICE 10
hereby given that petition has been presented in tho
Board Of Aldermen for sewer In Blocker street. from
building Of basin, and onlyert the satery corners
the above and having objections thereto requested 10
present the In writing to tho Contract Clerk At his
sfics on or before the Gath November, inst.
NICHOLAS DEAN, President
Croton Aqueduct Department, Nov. Is, 1862.
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ERANKLIN MUSEUM, IT'S CHATHAM STREET
George Lea, Propretor-The above sstabl shment 10
open every afternoon o'clock and in the evening 1T Tx
fr the purpose Of "o.si and Original Represen.ti01
tsts together with variety Of beautiful performances
For further particulars bills Of each day Admission
arm chairs N esuts; Boxes 2b cents; Gallery l2 cents.
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SIilPP1NG.

A USTRALIA.-CLIPPER LINE, FOR MELBOURNE.
a ror. Philip and sydney.-The new | clipper ship
December 4h Her uneauaIled aocommodatiop for
and second cabin passengers and the reputation which this
line has for despatch Isl sufficient guar for parties
any other bound for those ports Apply 10 aILLIAM
puGAN 43 Front street, or 10 ELLIOTT, ARkELL Co..
JAG Pearl street.
n hLBUs will sail positively saturday November %
No other ship put for Australia, filled with
passengers in short time, the majority Of the berhi
invdious therefore, to sssert that in all the
tss Of light and ventilation, this beautiful ship Il
faoss Tor pss.ses sppy shkpY IS South apsss
or on DO Ard, pier Il, foot Of Wall street.
A UsTRALIA DINECT.-THB BEAUTIFUL NEW
"A clipper ship BOHEMIA, Captain Avery, 1000 tons bur
much superior any other vessel in Now York. will
sal about the 10Th Of November Passengers P,rticu-
engaging elsewhere At pier Is Fast river or 80 Butt Err
ekiTH. 10I Wall street.
IL y splendid ship BALTIMORE. Capt +. o. Nor
having her second cabin and main saloon eight feet high
carrying eminent PHI stefan and well selected library
sail for Australia on the 10th inst Pasep nv
ted to inspect this popular sbip before entering into any
''fvAsf A6RE Wv Sss river
NEW YORK AND ALABAMA STEAMSHIP CoIPANY
steamship WIRRoa sSusid " eo
above ports Thursday November u.s. at twelve O'clock
precisely from pier foo. Of Harrison street, North river
ra.sase SOC FREIGHT on easurenent goods 800 peteubie
Mead Co, Mobile viii DO forwarded free Of commissions
seiysd o. sailing day Ccmpsnys bills Of adns osn Sc had
at 81 Wall street sbpperrsmu send in their s
Dor n LIVINGSTON, GRoonERoN ( CO..
No 81 Broadway.
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LNOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.-THE NEW D9TBLE
Il engine steamship WILLIAM PENN. Winthrop Sears,
Commander will leave per East river for tho above
port direct, Mon lay December g. At 2 O'clock r. NJ
This ship has elegsnt for passenger Pas
sage cabin state-room sN passage IN stocrsge So
Shippers requested 70 supply themselves with the
steamers form Of bills OF adng other will bs signed.
They be hal application ~ the office Of he agents
and will be ssd at the ONCE prior TO the day Of sailing
WHEN they Will be signed board No frghb received
bills ofseng signed, after IL cccck tho day Of sailing
For freight or passage, apply ON board, or 10
\. LINCOLN Il co I'D Pesfi street.
Arents In Now 0rlesns-Messrs Marks h Thomas, IS
etraek.
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BROADWAY THEArRE-E. A. MARSHALL. SOLE
Lsssss-Dsors open ~ 6i 70 commence - o'clock
MA soTA
Leopoidina Kate Bas~ap Ellen sassnsa-
xARHffHabb i XSD s sG'rFETEsp.
NIBLos GARDEN-MANAGER. MR.. JOHN SETON.
70 .s f ~ pSi CONT
nation Of Opera, Bs.s and Dram: tss sans sv.nisIr
Songs n sa, aSss nd s's sssas ana
70 ss n. NJ. Ts:S. Nh.
NM w Box asS cox ssD
sS. Wi;..i,iss af. Cox l: o..s,:s
IL VI ora a "a s; Wiz
WALLAcK's THEATRE BkoADwAY. NEAR
;'sa;' Il !, i;;s'f.'
Howard Leslie rn h;' SEs 1Ti BAY Mss L.ar. Keen
$iS :
o,c.Il.shan. M B,oushsn Mr.: Montague. Mrs Gran:
G Reeves, isssaif: H Crane s:S
WOODS MINsrRELs. ~ BROADWAY. ABovl
MS ava !,
ssiebrssd sonpany Of Musicians ssd Eshopsn dsn.ssssrs
BE- squas any other band in Tho United States
Hami.on cents RI: public are 1s:p..
fully informed thu. ths afternoon concerts are discontinue
WALLAcKs .rHEATRE-xR; LESTER EGGS RES
.st. place on ncas.y. Soya@5sr ~ sterling :on:i5
will be revived for the OCCASION and all the talented axtls
belonging TO this establishment will appear.
MADAME soNrAGs NEW SERIES OF CLASSICAL
AVA BRILLIANT, SACRED.
CHORAL C0NCERTs.
The public respectfully nformo that the Second anl
Last Series Of Madame Ssptags Now York Concerts Will
ssnnsnss Sssvssa the "a ana 18Th November - Hs'ss'
proceeding during weeks % give shs:: Cos
which e. rs.nnia Musical % Ger
many justly famed and ID confidently anticipated
that great has been tho satsacton given BY MADAME
Sonss first series Of Concerts the second from the
senoy Of the .sw made tho scleotion q We
arrangements will form in the musical annals sf
America. The new series will be divided into
0LAS6ICAL, BRILLIANT. SACBBD.
CHORAL CONCERTS,
In which oil the ssos and secondary parts Will be per-
formed by the EMINENT ARTISTS
Of Madame Sontags Company.
The Orchestral. Chorale, and Chorus departments wiz
six HUNDRED PERroRMBRs,
principal German Festivals have beon conducted.
To AFFORD the required accom- aodaton tbs orchestral pox
ton Of the Hall will BIO entirely remofelled tho plan Of
Exeter Hall London forming spacious amphitheatrs 90
oupying third Of Metropolitan Hall, and greatly fAo
tsting the acoustic effect OF the musi,.
Tho prices Of admission will be those kadame SontAEs
first series.
Full particulars in future advortlssmenss
NIBLo's CONCERT sALooN.-THEODoRE RIs-
fields Classical Quartette Serse next Saturday Nov
90 SEQ small bills
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lVORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is
Thereby given, TO the occupant oocu
pents Of all houses and lots improved or unimproyed lands
thereby shat the wing have been
completed by hs Assessors and are lodged in the ooe Of
lntsrested, vs-For building sewer in Thirty tn
street. from IN Eighth avenue TO $50 feet west Of
Bghth The limits embraced by suoh assessment
include AL ths several house; and lots q geund ".
% street. N6 feet west from Eighth
An persons whose interests affected by the above
named and who opposed to tho
either Of them, to their i.
writing 70 the undersigned IT their oce, No Hail Of
nseera Within thirty days from the date Of this notice.
SAMUEL II. DE MOTT, J
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors,
ISAAC VIM SMITH.
0fnse Bureae Of Assessments Street Department Now
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CTREET DEPARTMENT., NO. HALL OF jRECORDS.
Public notice 10 hereby given that the following peti
tions have been presented in the Board Of
nue 70 recurb and gutter and flag l2lst street. between
gutter nag sixth avenue from Forty second to Forty
ninth street, to set curb and gutter and flag sidewalks Of
Essex street. between Stanton and Rvington streets Also
tho following resolutionsTo regulate and nag side walk
south side Of Sixteenth street between Third avenue and
southeast corner q Market and Monroe street 70 Nag
Thirty streot TO renag sidewalks in North Moore
street. between Vetry and West streets All persons in
teresd having objections thereto, requested to
sent them writing e tho IndeEgnsa At his oOs On or
JOHN 7. DODGE. Street Commissioner.
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uvKRnsEnENrs RKsEwn EVERY DAT.
HS SEE THIRD PAGE.-Ta

.S,>~~>~-~~~~~-~--~nn.> "
e. SEE THIRD PAGE.-Es
STREET DEPARTMENTNo. . HALL OF REcoKDs.-
public notice Is b. rsy .ysn that n: following petitions
,sisss Ihirsysr:s s:ss.:s
wing rs.oiSoas-o pave Forty fourth between
s1s sisas
forss
river persons h.yss ss
sSS 4 bS S. s
November .. ls;s CAN : 80
CoRPoRATIoN HorICs:-ruBLio. NOTICE IS
" hershy gwen 70 the swnsr Of owners occupant OF 60,
s: {: a
as ans = M 4. pss
,:ns !, .s
include al Il. .sysra house: and ios. q
q swss ana
sssts both tides Caroline street. nnety north
p. Ssssssi ssss north from pnss: ma .
Duane whose srs
ehs shove named and who are opposed TO the
s' sssas men ~
'' fkAScis kiSHSSSSsos. ASSESSOR.
snes, Bureau Assessmsnts street Department Nov. 3
hereby given, thst petition has been presented IN ths
10 near a ~ d
feet sast Of Seventh avenue All persons
srs.sd in the above and having thsrst are re-
auested 10 the In writing to the Contract
oAsyk. 81 his once, on or before 18th Nov, inst
NICHOLAS DEAN, President
ussson Aqusduet Department. New. s. 1854
1NORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is
~ hereby gysn to ths occupant or %.
sds Affected thereby that the following ss;:::nsns.
9: sos q bureau for essmnacn y
III persons nteres For building In Forty
A1st from Ninth TO Eighth avenue Tho
nits embraced BY ssoh include All tho several
ground lots pieces and OF
And situated both sides Of Forty rst street. between
xlghth and Ninth All whose interests are
by the above named and who
pesd 70 the same either Fl them requested to pre-
their once No Hal. Of Records within thirty days from
SAMUEL H. DE MOTIF
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC WIN SMITH,
once, Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department Nov
l662.
CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
hereby given to tho owner or owners occupant or 60
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ASVROLA1aY,


TNORTUNE TELLINC.-MRF. ALVIN, RKNOwNRl
In Europe for her sk In foreteling the future, win
furnish shout all circumstances Of life TO all
who may address her. Mrs. Alvin speaks the English,
street. the Boysry nrss H0or mp stairs once hsurs
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HoRPoRATIoN NoTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is
~ hereby given to the owner owners, occupants or
occupants Of all houses and lots improved unmprovcd
lad affected hereby that the following have
completed the Assessors and lodged In the
ese Of the Bureau Of for examination y AL
Dsfsons interested, For tagging sidewalks In high
Sespth street. between B. The limits
such include all the several houses and lots Of
0suSd lots pieces and parcels of land situated
keth sides Of Ishtesnth street. between avenues and
All whose affected by the above named
and who opposed to the same either Of
tAe requested TO present their obection writing
- undergned, ~ their once, No. Hall Of Kscords
within thirty days from the date Of this notice.
SAMUEL II. DE MOTT, J
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH.
once, BureAa Of Assessments Street Department Nev.
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CORPORATION NoTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is
- hersb given to the owner or owners oeoupan. or oesu
affected thereby that the following have
completed by and are lodged in the Bureau Of
Assei srents for examip alton by all persons Interested
yIFor regulating and setting surb and gutter sones in
limits embraced ny uch Assessment include all the several
houses aud lots Of ground vacant lots pieces snd parcels Of
land situated both sdes Of Fifty second street. between
Tenth and on the westerly side Of Broad
beth sides Of Eighth and Ninth and sastery
aide Of Tenth avenue one hundred feet ave inches
north erly and southcrly from FfYscond street. All
whose interests affected the above named
meuts and who opposed to ho same either OF them
to present Sher objections In writing e
undersigned at u cir ohce, No Hall OF Records within
thirty days from the date Of this notice,
SAMUEL II. DE MOTT, J
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, }AsIessors.
ISAAC Wa. SMITH,
once Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department Nov
IL