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The Nevada journal., 1853-12-23

Capt. NcClure.-This gallant officer
who discovered, and sailed through the
Northwest Pass, observed in his expedition,
among other Arctic curiosities, smoking
hillocks, volcanoes on small scale, and a,
petrified forest He was also informed of
the existence of an extensive coal mine.
The Nevada journal., 1853-12-23

Game-The Placerville Republican
says :--"Wild game is abundant in our
market; we saw wagon-load of deer in
the street, on Tuesday, that had been kill
ed about fifteen miles east of this place.
The snow in the mountains is driving the
game to the valleys"
The Nevada journal., 1853-12-23

can, my good fellow, where have you
been for week back? .4.s.I
"A week back / have not been troub.
led with weak back. thank you.
"No, no where have you been long
back 20 fl
"Long back! Don't call me long back,
YOU scoundrel ="
The Nevada journal., 1853-12-23

Bag If dull weather affects you, marry a
warm hearted girl, and make a sunshine for
yourselves. Bachelors will find this far supe-
rior to either billiards or Burgundy.
The Nevada journal., 1853-12-23

SoPHIsTRr may perplsx truth, ingenuity
may warp the DEGREES of Justice. and ridi-
cule may raise an undeserved laugh but
where free inquiry prevails, errors will be
corrected, justice will be revered, and ridi-
cule will be retorted on those who have
abused its influence. -
The Nevada journal., 1853-12-23

HIS FIRST APPEARANcE.-Jack Frost
arrived in the city yesterday morning. Our
devsg saw him at 7 o'clock, a. NJ, on Broad
way, where the consequential gentleman
appropriated the entire sidewalk Com
A.. 18th
The Nevada journal., 1853-12-23

Melancthon was denounced by some one
for changing views on certain subject
He rephed-"Do you think have beer
studying, assiduously, for thirty years
without learning anything ?"
The Nevada journal., 1853-12-23

sea- A Methodist Episcopal Church is
about to be erected at Rough and Ready,
of Which the foundation stone has been
laid.
The Nevada journal., 1853-12-23

Smithers says that, when man can't
marry his grandmother, or his aunt, OF
wife's mother, the law makes an
ass Of itself, for when a man marries,
nowadays, he marries, the whole family,
The Nevada journal., 1853-12-23

NULLIFIcATIoN.-A number of merchants il
Stockton have associated together, and deter
mined not to pay the license tax, unless com
PEELED by due course of law.
The Nevada journal., 1853-12-23

"Mr, Smith, don't you think Mr.. Skee
sicks is young man Of parts 2" "Deci
dedly so, Miss Brown he is part numb
skull. part knave and mart fool"
The Nevada journal., 1853-12-23

sA An exchange paper says that q conspi-
racy to destroy the life of Cassius M. Clay, has
been discovered, and thwarted in Kentucky.
The Nevada journal., 1853-12-23

TIE NEW FLAG.-Recruiting officers
for the new Republic, have hoisted their
flag at the corner of Sacramento and
Kearny streets, San Francisco. Who'll
Join
The Nevada journal., 1853-12-23

Bssy~ It is rumored that celebrated phre
nologist has been invited to examine the ''heac
of navigation"
The Nevada journal., 1853-12-23

Men scorn to kiss among themselves,
And scarce will kiss a brother;
Women often want to kiss so bad,
They smack and kiss each other.
The Nevada journal., 1853-12-23

Ss5~ An enterprising young statesman says
ne can steer the ship of state in perfect safety
if he can only keep his hand on the stuler Of
the soil"
The Nevada journal., 1853-12-23

Some one, we know not who, very
shrewdly defines money to be admirably
adapted for taking stains out of character.
The Nevada journal., 1853-12-23

FEMALE PATRIoTIsM.-There is only
one stone on the Washington Monument
grounds contributed by the fair sex for in.
sertion in the column and this bears the
inscription, "From the Ladies of Lowell,
The Nevada journal., 1853-12-23

BLOWN DowN.-Threetw two storied frame
buildings on Mission street, San Francis.
co, were blown down during the prevalence
of the storm on Friday night last. No one
was injured.
The Nevada journal., 1853-12-23
THE MERCHANT.

Tare and Tret,
Gross and net,
Box and hogshead, dry and wet,
Ready made,
Of every grade,
Wholesale, retail, will you trade?
Goods for sale,
Roll or bale,
Ell or quarter, yard or nail
Every dye,
Will you buy?
None can sell as cheap as [!
Thus each day
Wears away,
And his hair is turning gray!
Der his books,
Still he looks,
Counts his gain and bolts his locks.
BY and by
He will die
But the ledger book on high
Shall unfold
How he sold,
How he got and used his gold
BeSg" Somebody says-"never marry VIE
ow unless her first husband was hanged) or sh
will always be drawing unpleasant compar
sons"
The Nevada journal., 1853-12-23

HEA. 1t is calculated that electricity travels
through copper 100000 miles in a second.
The Nevada journal., 1853-12-23

''Here industry her grateful tribute pays
To him whose yalor won prosperous days."
The slab is of white marble, and the
letters are sunk (and gilded) in the raised
oval surface.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-25

JNCR RIO JANElRO MONTENEGRO, AND vALpA
raiso- Passage onlyThe and Btaunch etc hip
ANERIcA, David Mitchell. master, will leave Thur.
dsy Dol apply to tn master board, foot OF Twelfth
street asst river At the Oft CO. ~ cortlandt street
usok KEY rOk1.-fBE sTEAwEkoF TUE FLokENCE
toyport Company will leave Tier FOOT Of Cedr
street. Friday Nov. % at O'Clock A. M for the accom-
alton Of those wishing atcsd the semi annual sale
lots Of the The steamer returning leaves Key
port ut 3 o'cio * v ".
L,OK SAVANNAH AND FLvRlpA.-UNirED STATES
Mail II o.Tbe rev and splsA6ia steanship FLORIDA,
vsptAir M g. Woodhu viii ieave Saturday, Nov rs.
atSP NJ, from pier MOI North river. Apply TO
SAMUEL l.. MlTCHiLL, Nc, is broadway.
Tho Alabama Captain Geo. r. Sahcnck, leaves We'd
aesday Noy so Through Mcks.a IRON New York so Jack
souyilic, 81; Pilata 3G.
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nfFICE OF RECEIVER OF TAXES, No. 7, NEW CITY
~ Hall, ParkTn1ss for 183aTax payers hereby ot
1ed THAT per cent will be added 10 all taxes remaining
on the nrse day Of December nex and two cent
on hn nscnh day Of December next The Receiver would
ssy nent possible avoid tho crowd and delay which az
ysys ocou nmediatoy previous the Addien Of he
e'o'oskP.A baaksbiS money only received.
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4 -
| CTRlET DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF RECoR Os.
y Public notice hereby given, that the foil wing
titions have been presented in the Board
fence vacant lots on the north sce Of
between First and Second regulate
seventh street. between Third and Filth avenues;
to Forty first street tween Eihth
Also the following resoutions:-To open Mangin
street from Stanton TO Honstoni to fence
he soutb aid. AZ ty second street. about
east Of Eighth svssu-. All persona in crested havIas
obe NED at Sia & 70 ap se,o tho day Of Do.
n cinS., st JAMES FUREr, Street vs@miaSioner
Nov. q. J. al
CrREar DEF ARrnEST, NO. HALL or RECORDS
s.y NsssrsSss H. 1888 a. ~ s'ssst r M T. flag norsh
aide OF Twenty fifth tree non 3 feet east OF Loxnglsn
sysnuo to s avenue syreacssicns 70 bs had on appn
eAsion 70 'h sS yAaEN FURRY slrse
CrRrrT nvpAarMENT. NO HALL OF RE CORDS
y Public notice leraby given tsa the foE,ng petition
been se Board OF Aide rmenPo open ave.
A. between Eighty xh st. and East River al persons
having objections thereto are reqrssa 70 pre-
sent them writing the undersigned At his pse, ON OF
before the third day of December next
JAS. FUREY, Street ComnSssionsr
November 23, 1853.
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CORPORATION NOTlCE-PUBLIC NOTICE is HERE
~ By given to the owner or occupants
OF all houses and lots improved proved lands
thereby that the following have been
by tho and are in the Office of the
tor EXAMINATION BY all persona nterested viz
paving Thirty ninth street, from the Tenth the
hudson river The limits embraced by assessment in
cude all tho several houes and ote OF ground
pieces aud parcels of land situated both sides Of Thirty
ninth street, from the Tenth avenue to the Hudson
All whose interests affected By the above
assessments and who opposed t. the same either Of
them requested 10 present objections In writing
the dorsgned ~ their Office No Hall Of Records Within
thirty days from the date of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, }Assessors.
CHARLES MCNEIL,
' - ' -
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sATIoN NoTIcE.-psPARTMENT or

POnATION ICE.-DBPARTMENT or
pets and Lamps.-SoAled proposals will be received
moe Of the Commissisner OF strests aud Lsnps cor.
Der, At IL O'Clock, after which will be received
lighting, trimming and keeping clean the public oil
lighting the same alec ior furnishing tho oil for the
the Fire Department, markots, prisons station
and all other public places lighted by the Corpora.
N Of suoh contract by the common C,unoil. The
rsd must be Of tho best quality Of pure aperm to be
At shs oil house, No. la9 Mercer street, and sab
the test Of the Superintendent Of Lam and Gas
Ter person ss msy be authorized by the Commissioner
Strained TO be used during the months Of December,
February, and March. Summer strained In April,
ana November. The hours for Lighting TO remain
regulated under the euperntcndent unloss otherwise
By ordnance, then the costractoror contractors 70
pro rata compensation for additional services The
or or contractors to Light and extnguish the lights
~ Hsll, markets, and all corp ,fation buildings ~
90 AVID hours IS may be directed By the department.
repairs to be brought tho oil house, l29 Asrcor
70 tho oil depot in Manhattan vile, rs may be di
sne superintendent, and returned 10 their proper
or contractors TO furnish 1T their own
OIL Kettles, lanterns torches, ladders, and all other
nts used and required In lighting and cleaning tho
mpA The oil on hand, and the imr lemsnts and uten
Aiuo tnereoito be ascert aimed by appraisemont and
uctec rom the amount Of sontrect. The contractor
ctots 70 call daily at the oilhousc No. l29 Mercer
pa 70 receive their instructions from the Superin
EsNfn atcs must DO enclosed in envelopes, sealed,
essed to the Commission ers Of Streets and Tampa
rssd rrsopos;sis Tor iightngl trmsnins and keep.
materials for lighting the same, &C., &cu Tho
win DO publicly opened Mt the of5ce Of tho Com
In association with the Com ptreiier, as per
charter, at IL o'clock on The sa ne day and hour
reception Of estimates closes. The right will be
10 eject any or all estimates that are not deemed
oous to the intsress OF the corporation. Blank
be obtained ut tho office, corner Of Cha mbers and
reess HENRY ARcULARIUs, Jr.,
Commissioner Of streots aud Lamps.
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INOR CHARLESTON AND FLORIDA-UNITED
Satoe Mail !ne.The snd splendid ste amshi, Ma
koN Cart VIM Foster will leave Pier No, North River,
p M precisely For Height apply on board and FOE pas.
sage. 70 = srurroHD. TIiRSfOk b co.. 80 broadway.
All bills OF adng signed by the board Through
tickets to .Floriia ss follows ITO Jaoksonvle Ssl to
rasha S The Union will succeed tho Marion and leave
Wednesday, Nov, 30
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CORPORATION NOTICE-PUBLICN NOTICE Is HERE.
BY gwen to the swner owners occupant occupants
Of all houses and lots improved lands aect-
thereby that che have been compile
fer examination BY al interested
building sewer in Thirty seventh street. between
include all houses and lots Of ground
lots pieces parcels Of land situated both sides
of Thirty street. from Fourth to Madison
the side Of Madison Ayonu 60 feet inches north and
whose interests affected by the above named
msnts who opposed the either Of them
present their writing to tao
undersigned at their ofco No Hall Ct Reoords within
thirty days from the date of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES McNIELL.
Office Bureau Of Street Department. Nov ",
1874
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CORPORATION EOTICE-PUDLIC NOTICE rs HERR
~ gwen TO the owner occupant occupants
Of all houecs and lots Improved lands affected
hss ths have been completed
amendments for examination by all persons
Regulating and refagzng White and Church The
limits embraced By suoh assessment include a the
AND lots Of vacant lots ecss and parcels
ves Broadway and $50 feet street. west side
81 Churoh Street, betwoon Walker and White streets Ali
persons whose interests Affected by tho above
essmsn and who are opposed 70 Tho either Of
hem ore requested TO present their objeoons in wing
10 the undersigned At their ooe, No. Hall Of Records
withis thirty days from the date of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, ) Assessors
CHARLES McNIELL, y
1855 80 ~
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,pORArIoN NOTICE .sPUBIIC NOVICE RS nER

bRPORATION NOTICk.APUBJIC NOTICE is HERE
by given to the owner occupant occupants
houses and lots improved unimproved lands Affect
hereby that the following assessments have been com
I'd by the Assessors and lodged In the oce OF the
Of Assessm for examination by sill persons into
pa, viz For building Sewer in Broome street, from
mbA to Eldrdge streets. The limits embraced by such
include al the several houses and lo Of ground
lots pieces and parcels Of situated both sides
side Sheriff street, $50 feet south AND " feet north
Broome street; both sides Of Wlett street, go feot
from Broome street; on both sides Of Pitt street. 40
south and l0 feet north from Brooms street both
Of Ridge 20 feet south from Broome street;
sides Of Attorney street, O feet south from Broome
BIT; both sides Of CntoA street, 40 feet south from
me street; on both sides of Suffolk Norfolk, Essex and
streets $50 feet south from Brocme street; ON both
Of Orchard eet $50 feet south from Rroome streets
on the east side of Allen street, l20 feet south from
Pine street. An person. whose interests are affected BY
bove named assessments, and who opposed to the
either Of them requested to present their obec
in writing TO the undersigned, at their ofhce No
Of Records within thirty days from the date Vt ths
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES :. DODGE. Assessors.
CHARLES McNEILL
Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department Nov. H.
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IPORATION NOTICE-PRoPO3ALS FOR OIL.-
Proposals will be received at she Off Of the Commits
Of Streets and Tampa corner of Chambers and Centre
until the I'D day Of November. 1883 at IL clock ~
(which time none will be roeeved,) for furnishing the
fAtion Of the city Of New York with 1850 gallons Of
strained pure sperm oil Of tho bass quality and allow
Pnts per SALON for empty casks returned. Samples
sent TO the ooc Of tho Superintendent Of Lamps and
l29 Neroer street, bsfora the 2lst November
The estimates will be opened in association with she
roior ~ per amended charter, at O'Clock NJ the
AZ and hour that the reception Of estimates Closes
foIms can be obtained At tho Office corner Of Cham
I'd Centre Streets HENRY ARCULARIUS, Jr.,
Rmber IL, 1853. Commissioner Of Streets and Lamps,
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gArroH NoTroE.-pErA RTNENr or sTREErn

RATION N0TrCE.-DErARTNENT OF sTREEfu
Lac fs,-Seslcd proposals. will DO roceivcd At the
lhs Uommfsnionor Of Strcets and Lamps, corner cs
and Contxe Streets until ths 9Th day Of November
o'clock H., after which Eene viii DO roceiycd-f0r
ons Thousand 10 sust oil lamp p0sts to DO delivered
me- aud In such quantities as the Superintendent
ehd ga may diroot. sample cen be seen NJ sfs
NO. il9 Mercer street. The estimates will be pub
I'D a. the ComInssioner's CHLOE In sssocistion With
Aseliof ~ II O'Clock NJ, Of she ssme day that the
81 ssnmates CLOSES, ~ per amended charter,
~. Blank estimates oan DO obtained 81 The o4ioc
nAiesioasr OF Streets And Lamps, corner Of Chan.
psnoys strsets nENRY ARciJtARJUs, JR.,
M "a y \ 81
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PORATION NOTICE-DEPARTYENT OF STREETS
Lamps Sealed proposals will be received a. the Of
the Commissioner Of Streets and Lamps corner Of
ers and Centre Streets until the I'D day of
IL O'clock NJ latter which viii DO received3 for
ing al the necessary tin sups and tin tubes for tho
oil lamps for tho term Of one year from the date Of
aton Of such contrsct by che Common Council.
Of said cups and tubes can bs seen at the office Of
Of Lamps and Gas, l29 Mercer street, and
orns Tor can be obtained At the of
ors and Centre streets The cstim will be public
cd at the oice Of the Commits. Toner, in
Couptroller, as per amended charter at IL o'clock
me sr ne day snd hour that the reception of
HENRY ARCULARIUS, Commissioner OF strsSts
mps
York, Nov H. 1884
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Factors aud others occupying the for build
purposes and those who have left behind them building
hal Of kind sh the refuse Of sand lime, briok
drt shsvings, or other rubbish old boards barrels
d poles, 60, are hereby notasd 70 remove the same
week from the date Of the publication Of this
om the streets which they now ber and those
lnG more Of the streets for building or sswsrns pur
york. viii such refuse stuff and pla the build
ateral in compact and safe manner ON the side Of
rect but not to Interrupt the free passage and
water in the CUTTERS The Supcrintende Of Directs
by instructed 70 notify parties as above referred TO-
ompty report all dslnqusnts to the Corporation Az.
for prosecution Cisens gcner.ily who in the local
their residen ineommoded from calises as are
stated viii please mako the fact known TO the Super
lent Of Streoss, Mr. George White, tofice corner Of
bers and Centre streets enter direct
B. HRskin, Esq. Corporation Attorney
HENRY ARCULARIUS, JR.,
L. 1883. Commissioner of Streets and Lamps.
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GfREET DEPARTMENT NO. T. HALL OF RECORDS.
sosied proposals will be received at this oce until
Thursday, December ls 1888, at I2 o'clock, r M
Ssd the pier a. the foot q Jefferson str East River
re regulate grade pave and set curb and gutter in Thirty
curth street, from Eighth 70 Ninth avenue and flag four
eeto walks Of the Specifications TO be had sppl-
cation 70 the contract clerk Of this department
Nov Il. 1853 las. FURRY Street Commissiouss.
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CORPORATION NOTICE-DEPARrMENT OF RI
~ pairs and Supplies, Nov % 1853To buders-Sealed
proposals will be received at the Office Of the Com
Repairs and Supplie No. New City Hall, until Saturday
be opened in accordance with she amended charter
for the building Of sheds around Centre Market also all
plumbing work for the Seventeenth ward station house,
situated the Of First and Fifth street The
plans aud specifications Of the work required DO done
he above and all information in regard thereto DO had
at the Office of the Superintendent Of Public Buildings
"a Ludlow street Blank estimatts be had at either
oce Also tor the building of fire engine Tor the corpora
ten of the city Of New York for the Engine
The plans and specification Of the work required TO
be donc and s information in regard thereto had
Blank estimates BIO had ut either place. N. Tho
Commissioner the righs reject all
estimates, deemed for the interest of tie corporation
BARTHOLOMEW b. PURDY,
Commissioner of Repairs and Supplies.
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CORPORATION NoTlCE-PUBLIO NOTICE Is
~ hereby given IN tho ownors occupant or 90
supsns Of all houses and lots, improved unim
lands affected thereby that the following
nave been eo~ps.ed BY tho Assessors snd lodged
she oife OF the Bureau of spnts examinao
all porsons interested, v FOR sewer in Madison street.
from No. 6 10 the sewer built in Madison stest al
sutgurs street. The Unite brscsd by
include 81 the several houses and lots of ground
lots pieces and parcels OF land situated both sides
Madison street, Between Rutgers street and Pike street.
on north side Of aussers srees from Henry TO- Madison
street, tho esst aide OF Henry street between Pike and
Rutgers trcets ALI persons, whose interests Affected
~ the above named assessments and who opposed
shs same either thern requested TO
obisotons 10 writing to the undersi.ncd at their oice
No HAL Of Reoords within thirty days from data Of
thls notice. WILLfAA GAGE,
CHARLnSJ DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES NcNIELL,\
Ofdoe Bureau Of Assessments Street Department. Nov
A
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fyoRPORATIoN NoTICE.-PUBLIc NOTICE is HERE
~ Siyon the owners, occupant or 0ocu
PANTS Of ali houses lots improved unmproved lands
horeby that the following assessments have been
completed the Asessors and lodged In the ofco Of
Bureau Of Assessments for examination by all
Interested For regulating and setting curb and gutter
DIVER The limits embraced by such assessment include All
she several and Of ground lots and
parcels land situated both sides Of Fiftsh street. from
he Tenth to the Hudson rver west side Of Tenth
north and IL feet inches south from Fiftioh
both .des Of Eleventh 100 feet north and
iast north and south from Ftoth street. All persons
chose affected the above named
opposed 10 the either OF Them
uceted TO their objections in writing TO the under
,.gued, thor Hall Of Records within thirty
lays fSota The date of this notice.
CHARLES j. DObGE Assessors.
CHARLES MoNIELL,
u1ce Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department., Nov
l.
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CORPORATION EoTICE-PUBLIC NOTICE Is
~ hereby given that petitions have been presented In the
Sard Of Mdsr~sa for the construction q sewers IN the
FORTY sixth street; also In 1lst street, from
fourth and through Third In 2d
streot Forty street. fro 100 feet west Of
eleventh avenue Hudson river Also in wsshington street
above and having objections requested
nt writing the Contract Clerk 81 ths oos
an or before Nov Is, 1855
THEO. r. DE FOREST,
w. CRAVEN, Board.
Crsscn Aqueduet Department. Nov. 6, 1853
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fy0RPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE rs
~ hereby given the owners occupant
p.nts Of al houses snd lots or lands
Affected thereby that the following boon
completed the Aseors and lodged in tbs office Of
ho Bureau Of for examination by all Ia
sorce.ed vFer In Thirty ninth street, from the
in Eighth to the in Ninth avenue The
ts embraced by such assessment include all the several
and lots Of ground lots pieces and parcels Of
land, situated both sides Of Thirty ninth street from
and Thirty Streets and the east side Of Ninth
avenue Of ninth street. All whose in
affected by the above named and who
opposed TO the either of them requested to
objections in writing 10 the undersigned ~
heir ooo No IHa Of Records, within thirty days fsn
80 axsa Q! ahss notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, }Assessors.
CHARLES MCNEIL,
ce. Bureau Of Asssssuents, Street Department. Nov
ls5y
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CORPORATION NCTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS HERE
by given 70 the occupant or occupants
ali houses and lots, improved unmproyod lands e.
eoted thereby that tho following have been
he Bureau Of Assessments for by all persons
Interested yisTor tagging the southeriy sidewAlks Of
limits ohraoed by such nolnde all the several
and lots Of ground lots pieces and parcels
land situated the south side OF Twenty street, "a
ass east from sixth avenue THENCE lo cast All perssns
who to the either Of hem
Iueste their objections In writing to the under
Aaned their efee, No Hall Of Records within thirty
ssys from the date Of this notice.
cHzRLEs j. pobGE. Assessors
CHARLES MCNEIL
ONCE Buxeau Of Assessments. Street Department Nov
tgKS