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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-02

CORPORATION NOTICK--PUBLIC NOTICE Is
~ hereby given 70 the owner or Occupant OF
lnA aotd thereby that the following assessments nave
been completed by the Assessors and lodged In the Of
persons Interested. via-ror building sewer in hadscs
within thirty feet Of Jsmes street. The limits embraced BY
ouch assessment include all the several Asses and lots Of
ground vacant lots peces and parcels OF .ad situated on
both sides Of Madison street between Jam and Rooseves
streets All persons whose interests Affected by the
above named aud who opposed 10 the same
either Of them srs requested e present their
Records within thirty days from tho date Of this notice
SAMUEL ii. DE MOTIF
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC WI. SMITH,
Once Bureau 81 Assessneats Street Department Saps.
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(SRoTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENTAL MASONs.-
~ Sealed proposals will be received st tho office of the
Croton Aqueduot Department Rotunia Park until Mon
day. the 4th day of October 1857 at o'clock r. M build
sewer in Thompson street from Blocker street to
point opposite No 29 The plan OF the and specca
ton for the building Of the and all other information
relating thereto can be obtained application to the Water
Purveyor, at this Office. NICHOLAS DEAN
President Of the Croton Aqueduot Department.
Now York, Sept a. 1852.
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NOTICE THIS GENTS.-L00K UP YOUR WINTER
clothing, overcoats in particular. sond them to Ne.
@ Pearl street near broadway Get them either clsaAeds
dyed altered repaired with velvet collars buttons,
lining and made to look equal to Preparecod wiA.
ter 10 here No disappoiutments At a5S Pearl street
A. C0RTISSO6.
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CORPORATION NOTICE. - PUBLIC NOTICE rs
~ hereby given the owners, occupant
supAnts Of all hyues and lots improved unmproysd
lands affected thereby the following assessments have
been completed By tho As,ors and are lodged IN me
onoe Of the Bureau Of Assessmsn Tor ~ al
onverts in Third avenue, esstery side 81 corners
third street The limits embraced By such ssssseas
pieces and parcels Of land situated the ca.ey side Of
Third avenue, between and Thirty fourth
streets and the northery side street, be-
tween Third and aline 25 feet eastery thereom
All whose interests affected by the above
Assessments and who opposed TO the either Of
them requested to their objections writing
to the undersigned their office, No. Hall VI Records
within thirty days from tho date OF this notice.
SAMUEL II. DE MOTT, ]
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH,
u.s. 1852.
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CLUTIIING.

NAST-CFr CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED
~ Ladies gentlemen having any clothing furnituso
ewe to dispose Of obtain fair cash prioe by sendpa
for the gubeober at h residence through tao posi- L.
dos attended by Mrs Dusseldorf, IL Elm street.
l.. II. DUSSELDORF.
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fUU upwards, ana 'Cartnen, wednesday, 1Sth Nov
Persons desiring licenses, will apply after
November. Tho numbers must be newly painted each
side Of the carts according law and the brought
whore they will be inspected and the old LICENSE after
First Marshal for renewal. Car.men particularly re-
ueted to apply the days designated above their
vpectve 1t 10 NOT lawful TO licenses after
tne last OF October The attention Of sill
Ing using wagons baggage wagons aud other
vehicles the articles from place place
within the city directed 10 the following extracts from
the Ordinance
Section l. every cart, truck, wagon. cray or other
Vehioo drawn by horses other animals,
which shall be kept used driven employed Cor the
pertation o. anything whatsoever from place
TOR inch transportation shall be deemed Public Cart
f6 the meaning OF this ordinance; and every who
ha cot up or Keep drive employ any suoh public
srG without obtaining license therefor from the Mayor
rf said city hereinafter provided shall be deemed guilty
OF violation OF this ordinance and subject TO ine mob
ssassdng ten SlIsEs or imprisonment not ex?esans ton
days Tor every offence.
Section 2. = az shalt mot be lawful for
any person to receive TO hold license to keep Public
Carts Or 60 Do Public Cartman, unless he BIO citizen Of
the United States and has family and resides with his IA
y In said city, not having family shall have resided
nmself therein during the months preceding aud 10 the
actual the cart car with good horses therefor
oensed TO be kept public CARTS and the Mayor may
pxAmne under oath oil persona applying or holding any such
license the renewal thereof touching their qualifications
saoread and all Licences other than 10 persons quail
hsd, shall DO void
ASHER TAYLOR, First Marshal.
kvopsa Rant yuhav
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rORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
" hereby given to the owners occupant occu
pants of all houses and lots improved unmproyed lands
affected thereby that the following have been
completed BY the Assessors and are lodged in the office Of
interested vFor regulating and Fftieth
rree from the Eighth to the Ninth avenue. The limits en-
and lots Of ground LOTS pieces and parcels Of land
both sides of Ffeth between Eighth and
Ninth All persons, whose interests affected
the above named and who opposed to
he either of them requested to present their
bjetons in writing, to the undersigned, at their oce
Hall of Records within thirty days from the date Of
his notice. SAMUEL II. DE MOTT, }
rAU FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
n ISAAC WIN. SMITH,
Oaes Bureau Of Assessments Street Department, Sept
Is 1851
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CIoHrRR LINE or Au8TRALrAE PACS8Ts, FoR
4 M,leonrSs, 6srs P9ilg, ard Sydaey The noble sd
Oeesn Eagle ~ fourth shy ofthis iRe sail prnorg
op toe lSth ofootobtr. TIE ia which she ships
th line have lean p,o,so-od IN tt.d Qua IS ss@bhga
M thsn lraforsnss over al ohers even - higher rases
Iris ahip guaranteed superior IL avery rtspo0s ~ al
Others now advertised tor Australia Il ts peril An
rtnced surgeon and proper attendants provided F.r
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is
hereby given, that petitions have been presented in
the Board OF Aldermen for the following to wit
In Mulberry street, from Walker to Chatham streets. also
In Twentysxth street, from Ninth TO
built between Eighth and Ninth also in Thir
seenth street from Eighth avenue to and Through Tenth
street. between Third and Lexington also in Green
wich street. from Vandam to Charlton street also in the
Bowery the easterly side, from Broome Rivngton
street. and also for receiving basin and oulver at the
northwest Of Ninth aad street.
thereto requested the in writing to the
Contract Clerk At his Office, before Ocober4 1851
NICHOLAS DEAN, President.
Croton Aqueduot Department, September %. 1852.
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DEPARTMENT OF REPAIRS AND SUPPLIES, SEP
- TENDER 30, 1e52To Bell Founders proposals
(endorsed for alarm bell with
tation and name OF lid will be received at tho Office
OF the Commissioner of Repairs and Supplies, No.
City Hail. until Tuesday October oth at twelve o'clock,
NJ, at which time they will be publicly opened Tin
dance with the ordinance therefor for furnishing de-
vrng at the tower in Marion street, between Prince and
Spring street, ten thousand pound fire alarm be said
bell to be patterned after and made similar Pc with
the same kind Of crown. the the City Hail.
Contractors will BIO required TO furnish and deliver said bell
in three weeks time from the date of contract under the
direction Of the Chief Engineer Of the Fire Department
therefor will only be made his certificate that
said bell is to his entire satisfaction said bell to be
ranted for from the time it is hung in the
Any further information in regard thereto be had
the Office OF the Chief Engineer, No q Elizabeth street
Estimators will state the price per pounu for said bell
Blank estimates can be had at either Office N BThe
Commissioner the right Of rejecting all any the
estimates ii eemed for the interest of the Corpora ton
WM. ADAMS, Com r. of Repairs and Supplies.
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UMPIRE CITY LINE-FoH SAN FRANCISCO VIA
~ AsEnwal (Nsyy Bay 1Ihrea Ugh Ticket. 5; Redgssa
yADA 1880 tons Dayton Wilson, commander wnllss
for hsrinva direct Tuesday October 18Th at o'clock,
from pier No r., connecting NJ Panama with the
and splendid double engine steamship City Of Ptssburg
1850 TONS Robert w. Foster commander, which steamer
will DO readiness 70 ressi! the pssenssrs BY tho serrs
Nevada, and sail Immediately for San francisco. These
steamers arc unsurrased for speed, ventilation
odson, and sford superior advantages for families going
California; First and second cabin passengers
ydsd with state rooms en- both shrs and The sac
table. part OF he Storage the Clay Of Pgburgs a.
lotea females Passengers landed Al tho Panama
Railroad derot AZ Asprwal. An experienced surgeon
Attached 10 each ehp. rot freight passss. ,ppiy
J. HOWARD y SON, agents, "a DfosaHsY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-02

- Friend in Need BIO consulted at all hours At HE
Office No 265 Eowery Circulars presenting speoialtyr
in detail sent by post without charge by addressing poak
paid as nb
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-02

CoRPORATI0N NoTIcE.-PUBLIC NOTICE is
~ hereby given TO the owners, occupant
cupants of all houses and lots improved unimproved
lands affected thereby that the follow have
been completed by the and lodged the office
the Bureau OF Assessments FOR examination by all
interested vz-For filing in, regulating and grading
Eleventh avenue from Twenty ninth to Thirty streets
The limits embraced by such include all the
several houses and lots of ground vacant lots pieces and
land situated both sides of Eleventh avenue
from Twen ynnth to Thirty street and botn sides
of 1hoty and Thirty streets easterly halfway
from The Eleventh 20 the Tenth, and westerly from the
Eleventh to the Twelfth avenue. All persons whose in
affected by the above named Assessments, and
who opposed to the shme either Of them
their objections writing te undorsign
cd, at their office, NO. Hall OF Records within thirty days
from the date Of this notice -
SAMUEL II. DE MOTT }
FRANCIS NICHOLSON Assessors
ISAAC WM. SMITH,
Office Bureau of Assessments, Street Department Oct.
I'd, lsJ2
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TyRoToN AQuEDUcT DFPARTMENT-To MAsoNs;-.
~ Sealed proposals. will be received ~ e once Q, th
Grafton Aoueduct De partment Rotunds Park) unt Mon
day the llth day Of October 1852 at o'clock, ~ 70
build = with the necessary receiving tasns am onl
yers In Thrt street. between Third and Lexington
avenues The plan the aud speebeatons i9r to
buaua the came, and all other Information relating
thsreto DO obtained a7plcst,on T. he a.Ss fur
veycr. nj this Office, N'h'hNo Dh'N
New York, sept ~ lcs2
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E0RPOR ALTON S0TICE.-PJbLdC NOTICE Is
~ hereby given to the ownor or owners ooeuphn or CO
eupsnt Of all houses and lots Improved or unimproyed
lands affected thereby that the following assessments nave
been completed by snd the once
the Bureau ofAssesme for exanna ny All lesnns
tcrestcd For paving fortyourth street from tshth
20 Ninth avenue. The limits embraced BY slch assess
cant lots pieces and parcels OF land situated on both
Of Forty fourth street from Eighth Ninth agenue All
persons whose interests affected by the above nse vs.
sesmens and opposed 10 the same OF either the
arr requested to present their Obooola in wrng 60 the
unacsEned ~ thsir Office No Hall Of Keccrds, within
thirty days sropi the date ~ this notice
SAMUEL u. Dr. MOTT, :
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, ! Assessors.
lSNNC WV. SMITH.
ONO Bureav Of a,aessaepts street Department, Oct
q lcl9. = NV
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CoRFOR RATION NoT1CE.-PUBITC NOTICE is
~ hereby given, to the occupant
pants Of all houses and lots proved lands,
affected thereby, that the folio have been
completed ny the Assessors and in the Office Of the
Bureau Assessments for examination by s tie
rested yHFor regulating snd paving Madison from
Foreh Forty second street. The limits by such
include all the several honscs lots OF ground
vacant lots pieces and parcels Of snd situated both
sides ~ Madison avenue between Thirtynth and Forty
second Streets both sides of Fcrtieh aud Fortyfr
street and outherly side Of Foryccond .reot between
ncs rareel 10 Madison distant Us feet osstery
aud go westerly therefrom All whose interests
affected by the above ,med ss1.essment and who are
orposod 10 the either them requested preseus
their Ollie inwrtns TO he undersigned st thsir Office
NO sHa II Records within thirty day. from the date u
iii, notice ShAusL II. DE MOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, sAssess0rs
ISAAC NM. Sal1W
Once, Bsrs,u Of Assessments, street Department Oct
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CCRPOR RATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
" hereby gwen to the owner ownerS occupant
oupants Of all houses and lots improved unimproved
lands Affected thereby, that the following
sssn eeWplesed By the Assessor and arc lodged the
persons interested, vzTor well and pump Fifty sixth
street. between the First and Second The limits
and lots Of ground yacan. lots and parcels Of land
and Second All persons whose interests
feeted by the above and who opposed
% the same, either Of them requested
their objections in writing to tho undersigned at their
ofos No. Hall Of Records within thirty days from she
dste Of this notice. SAMUEL II. DE MOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, }Assessors
ISAAC WIN. SMITH.
1852 -
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nR. MORRISON rs CONSULTED AT HIS MEDICAL
and aursioal Disponfary. 2iH Fulton street, fAysr
p. 500 his dplora H. r. q. Surgsons London, with
tho ssnatrrs OF Sir Ashley Cooper Sir A. Carsls De- ~
ia OF
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SRIIPPlNG.


TINTED STATES MAIL sTEA ES6oe4 COMPANY,
- connecting with the Pacific Maibs eamship COMPANY
Oregon via Aspinwall and Pnnama-The splendid and
double ongine w. Mail Steamship GEORGIA 5000 tons,
9Th At o'clock M PRECISELY from pier At foot W.I-
panys Magnificent steamer TENN EsSEE will be in resdi
ut Panama to receive tho GEORGIAS mails and
sengers and sail for San Francisco No efforts
will DO spared by the two companies to put tho
gers through with expedition and comfort.
RATES OF FARE TO A3rISwALL:
Ladies' Saloon, State Room. $so
Lower Aft and Forn ard salo On do............. So
Second Cabin StandeeB. ................. a.
Passengers viii be landed at the railroad wharf al As
pnwall free Transit of the Isthmus at the pasengerG
expense Porsons securing through passage tho United
Statee mail steamers from New York have preference Of
oommodaton on board the Pacific mail steamers Rates Of
faro from Panama TO San Francisco the favorAb
terms. Tor freight or passage, apply to
CHARLES A. WHITNEY,
At the ofee Of tho oompanas III Weat sroet, corner
Warren n. Y.
NJ B.-shippcrs requested suppy themselves with
the conpanys Ln of iadug which Will be signed at the
ofico between the hours of 10 aud O'Clock sha dayo
hitting.
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TVyHE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED States
Nail StsAmers.-The ships composing .hls Lac abs
following: ATLANTIC, Captain West
PACIFIC, Captain Nye.
ARCTIC Captain Luoo.
BALTIC, Captain Comstook.
ADRfATIC, Captain Grafton.
ships having boon built by ooasraos expressly Tor
service every has been taken sher
In their enginea.o strength and speed
and their for unequasd for
elegance and comfort.
Bin SLED In second cabin. S kxoiasgo use Of srsss aiss
state room, $500
IRON Liverpool to New York. $50 and f23.
An experienced surgeon attached 10 each ship,
no beyths secured until paid for
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CORPORATION NoT1cR.-PUBLrc NOTICE is HERE
" by given the occupant or occupants
Of all houses and lots improved unpproyed lands ST
totd thereby that the following have been
completed by the Assesor aud lodged in The once ~
the Buresu Asssssment for examination BY al persons
Interested For building Chrygts stress,
from sever walker street point about 50 feet north
of Bayard The limits embraced by suoh Assessment
Include all several houses and iota ground
lots pieces snd parcels o. Land situated both sides Of
chryst street. between Walker and BsyArd streets and
both aides of Walker street, street Nos lgo DOL 2 2 %
80 90 and 2i2 All whose interests affected
v Ana above named and who opposed
the other Of them are requessed 70 present their
aanssa In writing to the undersgned at their ooe No
is oi Records within thirty days from the date Of ths
a''i'' i fAAs55s ! E;! n %2 Assessors
ISAAC WV, SMITH.
Once Bureau Of Assesnsntt street Department sepfe-
-. Ok
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PHILADELPHIA AND SAVANNAH STEAM NAyI-
L CATION Company's New Line Of Stesmships.-The
and splen did sdswheel s.e.rnshp STATE OF GEORGIA
tfr.. ship Of tho Incl Captain John r. Wasop Il noy
phis Tor savannah tue following Wednesdays. viz =
september th October 18th and 9d, November 10th snd
Gath and December Sth snd ed ard win oave Savannah
for philadelphia on tho elterste Wednesdsys This shp
been built with the mos srct regard 70 safety Is
sesed Of every requisite essential 20 elegance and comfort,
ESPECIALLY ia The ventilation OF her cabins and state
the superior Of which unpsrsilesdl
and hsg proved herself to be Of he fastest steamships
sfoa Passengers by her enjoy the pea5are OF nsv
CATION oEessth Of the psIsc remaining only two nsh
at Cabin Passage 10 Savannah 20 Chtrletca IVA
favarnahl S3t Steor,g,, Agents In Philsdelphis,
HERON MARTIN, No. SIX ". WbAevssi In Savannah,
PADHLF0RD, FAY a. CO.
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VANDERBILT LIyE-FoR SAN vRANcIsco.-0niy
Line giving tickets for crossing the lsthmusTh0 is
tortss doueleengne stssmshp fROhgrnLUS, lsOQ tonh
vii leave from pier No. North river, a. O'Clock II NJ
pEtesey on Tuesday, October FOR sAa Juan del Norc
ctnneehuS with hs popular steamship PACIFIC, over thl
Ncaragus trsssa route, having bat Twelve miles u tha
rsnsporsson Thee stesasrs hays Superior acoomods
ons sad yenthaon For Information passage ~ tas
lcw6st rates, APPLY only 10 -. u. ALIEN, Agent
Ma q I'll oe. n
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CORPORATION NOTICES.

NOTICE TO CARTMEN, TO RENEW THEIR IL
~ ssnces-Ths ordnance Tor licensing and rosulasaS
exre the last day Of ocsber In each renewable
prsvous 70 that time applied for ct sueh time % may 10
appointed by she Mayor Notice IL hereby given thst
newa 81 oense 10 keep Public Carts and to be Public
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CTREET DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF RECORDS
- Public notice is hereby given that the following pe
lions presented the Boord Of Aldermen:-To
railroad in sundry streets from Abingdon street
Broadway Canal street, to lay railroad through
srous Streets Of Broadway and fourteenth
tree through Ninth and Tenth avenues to Thrtythrd
tree through Church. and other streets and Fifth avenue
Harlem river lay railroad from South ferry through
Greenwich street Ninth and road to
Harlem river to lay railroad from of Canal street
Broadway through Mercer street. Waverley place. and
Fifth Mount Morris square, to set curb and
suttor and Gag four feet through sidewalks Of Eleventh
mike and build embankment wall in Seventh avenue from
TO Seventyecond street, to set curb and gut
and Gag four feet WIDE In street,
between Third and Fourth avenues.
ree between Sixth and Seventh avenues sud raise and
clay ,orosswalks between Thirteenth and Fourteenth
trees lay orosswak the Of Grand and Msdi
on streets Of Grand and Lewis streets TO flag
idewnk Of Second street. between First and
d. the vacant lot southwest corner Of Broad
way Fortyninth street. All having
bjcctions thereto requested to present the In
writing to the undersgned ~ his oioe on or before she
ourth day of October next. JOHN II. DODGE,
Gopt % 1852, Street Commissioner.
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CORPORATION NOTICE. PUBLIC NOTICE rs
" hereby gvon, TO tho occupant or oc-
upants Of all houses and lots improved uninproved
and affected thereby that the following assessments have
completed by the Assessors and lodged in the oce
thu Of Assessments for examination by all per-
ishth street to Forsth street. Tho limits embraced BY
include all the several houses and lots OF
round vacant lots pieces and parcels Of land situated
both sides Of Third between Thirty eighth and
rorty6rst streets botsdes OF Thirty ninth and For
seth streets Third and lines thereto
distant easterly and 80 feet westerly thereron All
whose interests affected by tho above named
assessments and whs opposed to tho same or either Of
thom requested to present their objections in writing
the undersigned at their Office No. Hall OF Records
rish,e ::..iy days from the date Of this notice,
SAMUEL IT. DE MOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON. Assessors.
ISAAC VIM. SMITH.
ooe Bureau Of Assessments, Street. Department Sept
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CORPORATION NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE IS
~ hereby given, TO the owner owners occupant o
occupants Of all houses and lots improved unmproved
lands affected thereby, that the assessments have
been completed by the Assessors and lodged in the office
OF the Bureau Of Assessments for examination by all
interested, yiz:for regulating, regarding aud
pairing Wall street, from Pearl to Water street The Ii
ms embraced W such assessment include all the several
houses lots ground lots pieces and parcels OF
land, situated both sides Of Wall street from Pearl 70
Water and the easterly side Of Pearl street. half
way from Wall Old Slip and half way from Wall
to Zine street. All persons whose interests affected by
the above named assessments and who Opposed to the
same either Of them requested to present their oh
jections in writing to the undersigned at their office, No.
Hall Of Recorde within thirty from the date Of this
notice. SAMUEL III. DE MOTT, }
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors
ISAAC WM. SMITH
Office, Bureau Of Assessments Street Department Oct
1852
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nR. CoNygRs, AUTHOR or THE "GUIDE FROM
~ Youth 10 Manhood" would inform citizens and strnn.
ssrs that no continues his successful Office praetics in
deiae and surgery which he has stood unrvaed
20 years 10 New York ohess 10 Chambers street
basement, and at his residences 90 Third avenue. Advice
by letter.