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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-15

CORPORATION SOTIcE.-ruBLIC NOTICE IS
~ hereby given to tho occupant
cupans Of all houses and land improved unmrrovod
lands affected thereby that the following assessments hayo
been completed tho lodged in the Of
fec Of the Bureau of Assessments for examination by all
Interested For tagging the sidewalks in Full
ton between William and Gold
Ryders alley and cliff The limits embraced by such
include all the several lots Of ground
vacant lots pieces and parcels Of lamb situated tho
southerly side Of Fulton stretches. o. gi s. PSI. and
100; also, 81 3D. 80 and All persons whose
affected by the above named and who
opposed the same, either Of them requested
their objections in writing 70 tho undersigned 1T
their Office, No Hall Of Records, within thirty days from
the date Of this notice.
SAMUEL. II. DE MOTT
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, }Asscss ors.
ISAAC WI SMITH,
Office Bureau Of Assessments Street Department, Sept
s, 1852.
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ANTHOLOGY.


II lees " II q l. I'll les.
IL life ia nj best vale OF tears,
But those who il tho coming years
Can geo their map OF life displayed.
by means Of EOBACks magic aid
Can many threatened evil shun,
Reading tho future a they run.
ny oil the signs that Earth and Heaven
As Times interpreted have given,
tic reads the secrets OF the past.
The future too, before him cast
It's evil and It's good reveals.
And all its mysteries unsoals:
If debt, or love- fraud, or yan.
Tho fear Of loss, tho love Of gain,
SuceeEs IN iife any plan,
To benefit vour follow man.
Your anxious thoughts and lcros engage
Seek ROBACk, Swcden's prophet sage
Tor tho patyitics he draws
Are transcripts from Truths shining laws
Written in lustrious words on hirh
Upon the volume Of the sky. :.
Dr. q. W ROBAtk may be consulted ut all hours ~ ms
residence No. White street. Full natvities
81. lndies 81
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NOTICE TO CARMEN, TO RENEW rnErR LIZ
consents ordinance for hconsing and regulating
Public Carts and Cartmen provides that all licenses shall
expire on te last day October in each year. renewable
previous TO that time applied Tor at such time may DO
appointed by tho Mayor Notice is hereby given that
newals OF License TO keep Public Carts to BIO Public
10 A.. Al. and p "a = ~ - " -
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FARES REDUcED.-THE WELL
a hn9wn, fast sailing ship MED0R will sail direct for
Tort Phillip Adelaide and Sydney 9TH October Tho
accommodations for families DO sur
passed and az shc win take only limited number and as
@. y. Ht0tiES & co. 80 West street, w.
FIRST class ship viii follow the HedoyA the 10Th October
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rI,UE MARRIED WOMAN's pRIyATE uEDIc

TIVE MARRIED WOMANs PRIVATE, MEDICAL
COMPATIBILITY DR. A. Nj. Mauriceau, Profess OF Dis
eass Of Womcn.Twentich edition Is mo. pp 2S3 P-sn
81 Years II suGoras 81 physical and mental guish 80
many aGegouate wife, ana pecunary daculties the
husband might have been spared timely possession Of
this IL 10 intended especially for the married of
those contemplating marriage, discoses
secrets which should be known to them particularly.
Here also, every femae-the wisths mother--the one
either budding nts womanhood other decline Of
yesrn whom nature contcmpiates important
discover tie causos symptoms and ecient
remedies and most certain every
to which her sex Is subject =
tEatraet oil letter from gentleman in Dayton, ohol
n. DAvroS, May |. iSiA
MY DEAR sIn-3y wife has been perceptbly sinking fog
three years or more, In consequence Of her great an
Esh and suffering months before during
hhement-eyery successive and debtatina
and prostrating her putting her life imminent dansers
anu winch VAS On the last occasion, despared Of sup
posed this state Of things inevitable and essnod my.
heard 9nr hook highly SPOKEN 81 Is sn
cannot express TO the relief shords ny assfesse
mind and the Joy ts impaired TO- ny WE IN oaIn
ing that the great Of n n Descmesu1 provde
aremedy II opened prospect 20 me wnidn vss oo
have passed over my bead, in All human proSenntNyn
wife would have been in her grave ana ny soaarsAsf
~ 81 ~ cour.e rrscsesbIe to convey fullyth
intend for married. those contemplating marYag
nv a.,e Broadway Aston House, and the pubN3
;ns once Ic9 Liberty street. New York. Little Co.'s
hsny: Joseph Tucker Mobile, Alabama; = PattsFson0
Iii no transmitted BY mall rce Of poslaee 10 aSy past q
he United states All letters must s. aA2SceS6 SosScsS
70 Dr. 4. H.nKURICHAU. Bos Ia New lea ~ cSeS
once 10 Liberty stSteA
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GTREET DEPARTMENT, NO. 4 HALL OF RECORDS
~ Public notice hereby given that the following petit
tons have been in tho Board OF Aldermen TO
flag the sidewalks along the old Buryng Groung in Twsnty
first street between Sixth and Seventh to fence
vacant lots Madison between Twenty sixth and
Twenty streets Twenty seventh street. between
Fourth and Fifth Also tho following resolution
TO rea sidewalks set and react curb and gutter north side
Of White street. between Church street and West Broad
way west side Of Church street between White and walker
streets All interested having objections thereto,
requested them writing the undersigned
his 0ec before tho eighteenth day of September
in tant. JOHN I. DODGE, Street Commissioner.
September 9, 1852
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CROTON AQUEDUCT DTpARTMENT.-TO con-
~ tractorsSealed proposals Will be rcccye ed until Satur
day the 25th Of september instant. at 3ocock T. NJ at
which time they viii be publicly opened for the
back filing and ramming Of trenches for six inch water
pipes to DO laid ut Harlem in the following streets l2th
Of Third from 2lst
18th street and through llsh street east to the marsh
being in the whole about SU feet in length The trenches
to be dug in such part of the streets the water
direct to be five feet deep eighteen inches wide at the
bottom feet wide at the and TO be kept clear until
the pipes are laid which will be done BY men employed by
this departments the will then fill in the trench
in layers exceeding nine inches in thickness with good
earth for tho purpose and each layer thoroughly
Offset trenches will be required where branches
laid Blank proposals will be furnished at this Office and
tenders the price running foot for doing the
work. including the cleaning of all surplus
to the satisfaction Of the water purveyor Payment will
be made the work the regular day after
completion. The bids must in all things conform to tho
poration ordinances regulating contracts and be endorsed
these ordinances require. NICHOLAS DEAN,
President of the Croton Alueduct Department.
New York, Sent. IL. 1862.
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m GIIpTRr co.'s CELEBRATED PIANoroRTEI !

IN GIJ,BERT& COS CELEBRATED PIANOFORTE,
i with and without the doian.The subscribcr, who
tho agent in this city tho sale OF hoso
(ho reputation Of which has become world wido s now
purchase cannot fail 10 be satisfactory Possessing fac
Ties for obtaining pianos unsurpassed cqualcd BY those
o. any other house tho city, he docs not hesitate 70 say
tht he can present inducements TO buyers not 20 be found
sewhsrc He has constantly on hand an extensive assor
men OF SECOND hand Pianos at bargains which he caressy
o,aso VII defy ccmpcsi.iSn Gbert elcsan. BSaaSir OF
prncos and Carhnrts mako. Grand Eolian and other
Pifnos 70 let. HORACE WATERS, g33 Broadway,
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w oRTHrNcToN a. sNETnEN CONTINUES I

w BURLINGTON q. sNETHEN CONTINUES TO
w practice law in the Supreme Couro attend % oasos
before Congressto prosecute claims and settle accounts
against tho Departments and Boards Of O0mmissio nos-
procure horne obtain ponsonB and
bounty landsto COLES debts dividends lcgaees and ia.
hcrsnce any parW tho untod states and In fsseiet
eounrcsto make Of funds loans and stocks
and bond and mortgage and 10 negotiate tho purohas
and sale u loans lands and patent rights In any
tho Union. Particular attention paid California lana
title coming TO the United statss supreme conss
appeal. Communications prepaid. addressed TO W.
ehcn, No. Carroll place, Ga pioi Hl Arlington D. c.
will meet with prompt attention.
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RIC1I FRENCH PAPER HANGINGs. --TUoMAsr FAYE
Co. sTPoarl street between Madison and Chatham
The beat french factories The public invited TO call
and examine A~'-c wormcn TO the retail depart
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&TREEF DEPARTMENT, NO. 4 HALF. OF RECORDS
- Public notice is hereby given that tho following petit
ons have been in the Board Of Aldermen TO
ag well and erect pump in Fiftyourth street between
Ninth and Tenth open and grado Ffeth street,
between Fifth and seventh to work and grade
Fysecond street from Eleventh to Hudson river.
Also the following Resolution To repair grade curb
and gutter and flag four feet through side walks OF Forty
rst street between Seventh and Eight to open
Tityeigh street. from East to Hudson river All persons
interested having objections thereto requested to
them writing the undersigned at his oec
bcicre tho 18th dag u september i..sssns.
JOHN r. DODGE, Street Commissioner
Septcmbcr 8, 1851
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ZORRO RATION NoTlcE.-PUBifC NOTICE rs
~ hereby given 10 the occupant
pants Of All houses and lots improved uumogcd lands
affected thereby that the following assessments have
completed by the Assessors and lodged tho Office Of
tbs Bureau Of Asscsents for examination by all persons
snteycsted, vzFor raising regulating setting curb and
xuter paving tho earriaeway and bndn basins and Snl
veBts Old Clip between and South The
limits embraced by such include all the several
Aspes and lots Of ground lots pieces and parcels Of
Wassr and South streets and on tho side
South the eastory side Of Front street,
between Cuylers alley lane; and the
Westerly side between Old slip and Goycrneur lepo and
both sdes OF street. betYcon Old slip and street NO.
nj. All persons whose interests ara aheoed by tho above
and who opposed 20 tho
ahsr Of them requested present their oeotion in
visiting, to tho undersigned at their Office No HAL Of
Ho<orJe within thirty the data Of this notice.
SAMUEL. III. DE MOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Asses.ors
ISAAC WI SMITH,
Once Bureau " Assessmeut, Street Department, Sept
y 1852
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r0TIcE "a TRAyIIIrps nnINn snrrn -cnANnr

NOTICE 70 TRAVELLERS GOING SoUTH.-CHASGE
~ q iour Il Leaving Baltimore fer Norfolk and Charles
tonOn and after Ncdncsday the 18th inst OF tho
ay me steamers VIII leave the lover end OF spears wharf
otlly Sundays exeopted) for Norfolk Portsmouth,, Wet
don Raleigh Wilmington Charleston and New Orleans at
IN the morning instead VI O'Clock In the evening
rs at peseu Passengers arriving in baltimore from Ph
e. Now York, IN any Of thc afternoon evening
tnins wishing to South sleep board
charge Tor baggage from the depot 70 the boat
Ma N FALLS, Agent.
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6.onponArIos NOTICE -punLIc NorIcrIs nrasE-

6tORPOnATIOS TICE-PuBLtC notice. Hfhs f.
~ by given to the oceupant occupants
81 all houses and lots improve lands a0eced
Whereby that the following havo been
rsd by tho Assessors and lodged in tho oice 81 the
Bureau OF Aessments for animation al persons in
toIostcd, ys;For paving Third from forteth 30
Fery fourth The lmita embra3d ~ such
include all several houses and ota
sat lots pccc ard parcels Of aad situated both sdcs
efTbird avenue Foreth and Foetyourt
Forty Fort ssoond Forty third aud
shs seuthery side yourh trcot between tho Thsi
ard lines running gus feet ea9tery, BIO fcet
westerly tharer All persons whose interests asot-
by the abcyc amed and who opposed
Tho same char Ut trom present
objections writing the lcrsghed at their oico No.
AJia u heeords within tsy days tho date If his
notice SAMUEL ~. nE MOTT.
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, ) Assess1rs-
ISAAC WI. SdiIR
Once Bureau vi Assessments. Street Department, Sep
s. 1862
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&trREET DEPARTMENT, NO. 4, RAIL OF RECORDS
~ Public notice is hereby given that the following petit
lions have been presented to the Board of AldermauTo
flag space four wide Thrtyourth street, from
81 to Tenth avenue 50 ee TO restore the grade Of Forty
seventh street, between Eighth and Ninth and
between Forty and Forty eighth streets
to pen and regulate Ninety street betwcan Second
Fifth Also, the following resolnons:Io
lay crosswaks At the of Pine and Front ssrees
to vacant lots southwest street
and Lexington TO fonce vacant ots the north
west Of Thirtyhrst and Lexington All per-
interested having objections thereto requested
present them writing 20 the andersgnsd at his office
JOHN T. hodge, street Commissioner.
uterlb II
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ADJUSTMENTS.

RowERY rHEArRE.,DooRs OPEN At !; CUR
a.. iss. .s s.s ss sSsmpe 49, viii be performed
Rshslieu Tak Ef n6rr 1of MP. Miss Raymond
Albert. Mr.. Dunn Luoretia Mrs Housh
DuRToN's THEATRE, CHAMBERS srREEP-Doo
S a:s, ,ss aa
"a c'' in rAs GUN s;F @'ssn sfS sept
Baron. Mr. Fisher Countess Mrs Dyo.s
H'S''d M f iisS NTH R!s" salD sA'''''
Gs Es.,sn
I 5sSns:sa Ps wSn
sr Dabster. Mr. Johnston Sally. Mrs Bernard
THEATRE cmATG EEr
~, .LAkpsM4Rks AMP sFsdgLLSS,
%ur r1Ei as ;;, So
Quintin hassy.. Jones Agnes Flores Mira Nichols
RARNuns AMERICAN MUSEUM. -pHINEAsr T. BAR
ans ans c sss9 a
r.. "sx P,s TIM SarnsSs DREAM
sSn E' Of sS s Gallery Chinese
nEssEEFr N SG sSENGA FIRST GRAND
The public are FRET GRRs coscG En- tao
xsr. Hr iii 4. s;s.. sosTAo
ON seF Ss$Sa;roi'1TsS f snlt! 20,
Mr. CARL ECKERT,
I'' c'naa'sr e. f Is5!ze GHsra House PARIS
r fTh 1rIaiss o TIE yao 9MoRus
A GRAND era Nd t oRcifEs STFRA
Consisting Of Seventy Performers, led hy
Mr. CARL Ec.rnr.
The Pnrors OF ADMISSION
TWO DOLLARS nnss '9 AND hasa dS n DOLLAR.
according 10 location.
With both the Two Dollar and Dollar Tickets there
a u
with the secured which holder entitled
Tho Admission Ticket TO DO left at che door,
Of tho holder by whom has 20 be exhibited TO the ushars
wearing saaEss i color Win the nr
cisciy, whom tho Concert win commence;
No checks Will be given until the end OF the rft part OF
SALE OF TICKETS.
The regular gale Of Tickets wiz begin on TRlDAY sop
'N'''f 10 ~ SG NESS HALL SONS ''''''' :
Corner of Broadway aud Park place.
FoTicrfor tho convenience Of the public IL has boon
determined 70 sell on 90,
Saturday and Monday September isth aud 2Sth tho 81
Tickets thoso Of the 81 Tickets which have remained
No written application seats possibly DO attended
to, unless from pcrsons living ont Of Now York.
WOODS MINsTRELs, IA BROADWAY, ABOVE
w Howard street--opon every evening under the ma
nser %ss y ss % Il
commences at 8 o'clock. N. BThe " ednesday and Sa-
urday afternoon eoneerts are discontinued until further
nonco.
- years old respectfully announces that pho VII Tye
Grand Concert, on "Wednesday evening sept ~ at the
by Of tho most celebrated art.ta in America
Signorna Adeli9a Patti will sing Malibrsns aria from
siungc" "a sonnambulaI and tho fayoto ballad,
~ am tho Bayadsrs Tickets % admission % cents Giid
Store and NJ strokoschs Metropolitan Pianoorse EN-
porum, GO Broadway.
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esTREET DEPARTMENT, NO. : HALL or RECORDS
- Public notice hereby given that the following Pcti-
have presented the Board of Assistant Alder
men-To open Onehandreth street, between Fifth and
Eighth avenues to pave Thrtyninth street between Ienth
and Hudson river; Nag sidewalks In Clinton
street. between Hester and Grand streets whore not already
tagged All persons interested having objections thereto
requested present them In writing the undcrsned
his Office, before the 18th dag o September inst
JOHN 7, DODGE, Street Commissioner.
Sertembcr g.. 1892
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EMr1RE CITY IINE-TIIRoUGH TO san FRAN
- CISCO at reduced rates, via Aspinwal md Panama Tho
splendid double engine steamship SIERRA NEVADA ISO
tons burthcn J. Dayton Wison, ESQ., commander. will
leave Aspnwa direct Thursday the ed September
from her per No North river at three o'clock precisely
Inc Sorra Nevada will connect with tho New York aud
san francisco Steamship Lines steamers at Panama, as
auverscd by said company in another column that
sengers are guaranteed through passage by steamships
unsurpassed for speed, ventilation, and accommodation
a IT, HOWARD SON, 81 Broadway.
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MUSICAL.

MIR. OTTO MULLER, ORION sAxoNY,). TEACHER
W. Of the Fianoorte aud singing Broadway, conti-
nues u give lessons at his residence and that o pups
Please apply from TO 4 o'clock T.. NJ.
yU,HE CELEBRATED PRIMA DONNA AND PROFESS
eor II Singing. sguora Eliza vsientini teaches eng-
ipr pano thorough and acccnpan ment She can
soen AT her own $50 Fourth stroot Mercer from
10 O'clock a. M till o'clock z NJ shc wonderfully
winter four professional pupils CT the most remarkable
vol nd tnia 4 +
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PAPER IIANGINGs.

NEW PAPER HANGINCs.-rRaNCIs FARES y CO,
NO. so Pearl street. have just rcoeyed their new De-
signs Of tho richest and most fashionable French fnper
Ianxngs selected expressly to decorate the various ate
pcrs. "
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EvoR LyERPOoI.-UNIrED STATES MAIL STRAIN
y ship ARCTIC CaptaiA James q. Luea-This stsaasr
will depart with the United Statos mails os Europe posi-
lively ON Saturday, September 49, AZ twelve o'clock H.
rom her berth AZ The foot Of Canal street No bsrshs
quaicd for elegance and comfort apply 10
EDW. X. COLLINS & co, 66 Wall street.
Passengers requested 70 be board past
VAL sail on tho I'd October. = -
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MEDICAL.

CARD-MR. CUARRUAUD TAKES PLEASURE IN
to his patrons and we'll vishers.
residing the upper Of the city that his Dancing and
Waiting Glasses will rcopeu in October next, mt hs
81 East Thirteenth street two doors west Of Broad
way and University place. The locality Is
do and ploasant suitable for select gcnesH
school and in proximity tho several lines Of broadway
Fifth onlbuses, aud the Fourth rail-
There will be, also classes at his old room 70 White
street. Tho sixth and Eighth rail in
broadway at all hours during the day and and
land at the OF White street. within half
block his saloon Please lock for particulars fnt
Advertisement n B.ar. CHARRUAUD will ron.ii ,
saloon and nj - White street for select parties ball
and soirecs throughout tho season. Terms, moderat
Please call his residence s. West Eleventh. street.
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CORPORATION NtyrIClss.

(ORPOPATtoN NOTICE. PUBLIC NOTICE IS
~ hereby given 10 the occupant Or oc
yurauts Of all houscs and lots improved or animroyed
tands thereby Tint the following have
by the lodged IN the Once
" the Bureau OF ssessments for examination by ~ per
viz paving and lay the Gcoeswaks
IN Broadway between Perteth and Forty streets
The embraced such include all the
cra houses and let's ground lots pieces and
parsls situated both sides Of Broadway between
thirty and Fortythiri both sides Of For
ticth Forty and Foryseeoad streets hetweon broad
the half eastery and westerly from the
adjoining ayenucs All persons whose interests Affected
BY the above named and who opposed
objections In writing to the undersigned az their Once
No Hall Of Records within thirty days from tho date Of
this notico. SAMUEL N. DE MOTT, /
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, ASSESSORS.
ISAAC VA. SMITH
Office Bureau Of Assessments street Department Sept
q 1872
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EoRPoRATIoN NorIcE.-PUBl1CN NOTICE IS
~ hereby given TO tho owners, occupant
supsBts of all houses lots, mpzoYed uninrro7ed
lands affected thereby, that The following assessments have
cenpleted ~ tie Assessors, and lodged in tn
ee Of the Bureau Of Asessments for examination by all
rarscps interested yizFor paving Thirtcth from
tts Tenth avenue TO tho Hudson river The limits en-
sxaoed by such include all tho several housss and
lots pieces parcels OF land
sssa beth sides Of Thrtgh street from the Tenth
tho Hudson sides Elcyonth
100 feet north ard south from Thircth street All per-
whose interests affected by the above named
easements, who opposed 20 the either
them requested @ their in writing,
the undersigned, their Office, No. Hall Of Records,
within thirty days from tho date Of this notice.
SAMUEL II. DE MOTT.
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors
ISAAC WM. SMITH.
Oee Bureau Of Assess ments Street Department Sept.
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Now York, Sept. 6, 1882

~ at Wheeling Six Per Cent Coupon Bonds suaran iced
by the State of Virginia payable In twenty years Conpon0
for interest payable July and January) 81
the banking house Of Duncan sherman Co. in this CITY
These bonds issued to the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Co., for tho subscription Of the city 10 its stock They
issued n powers from the and are ga
before the adoption Of tho constitution which prohibits
FOR the future any pledge for credit of the state
purposes These bonds under the guarantee Of Virginia.
arc considered as safe as security this market Sealed
proposals will he received for these bonds (Which tho
denomination q one Thousand pclas) ut tho co Of tn,
subscriber until three o'clock p. NJ, the 18th day y
September Bids will DO made without regard 10 accrued
interest for all accrued interest will DO added when ha
bonds paid for. Tho premium will he paid the day
after the opening Of tho bde and the with accrued in
teres paid the option Of the bidder timo be-
fro the 9th January next thus giving capitalists oppor
tun.y to most reliable and permanent investment
without precpitatey disturbing their money
Bids should BE- directed proposals for Wheeling Bonds
and tho subscriber three o'clock r. NJ September
18th. J. THOMPSON,
OF w all street and Broadway.
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ORPORATTON NoTlCE.--PUBLlC NOTICE Is
~ horehy given the ownors occupant
pants all and lots improved unimprayed lands
etad horeby 5at the following EseGsmentg have been
By tho bssessers and lodged In sha Office Of
The Bureau Assessment examination by nil
Interested, via For regulating and resatting ola and
Prince TO Houston street. Tho limits embraced ny
speh ,de all the several houses and ot5 Of
,ronnd lots pieces parcels Of land situated
Sot sides OF Mulberry 6trcet, from Prince Houston
street. both sides OK Jeraey street, $50
Mulberry street tho north side Of Prince street. 100
feet weat from Mulberry srost and the south
eide of Houston street 100 feet from Mulberry
s whose interests affected by the above named
asesgmepts snd who opposed the same either OF
shcm, requested to present their objections in writing
the undersigned, ~ their oce, No Hall VI iecords,
within thirty days from the date Of this notice.
SAni'EI, n. DE MOTT.
FRAN CAS- NICHOLSON, } Assessors.
ISAAC w II. SMITH.
0eo Bufasu of Assessments Street Department, Sept
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nR.WARD, AUTHOR or THE "AEDiCALF FRIEND.
IL continues his once practice With his usual very yrcss
tho old established place, Canal street.
Broadway, stairs-Dot drug Hours from
O'Clock A. VI. to 10 o'clock r. NJ Prices moderate.