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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-10

INCORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is HERE
BY given to owner owners occupant occupants
eli let's improved unimprsvsd lands ansst
Ia thereby that the following have been
stsd Assessors and lodged In the sss Of the
Bureau Of Assessments for examination by all
srestsd viz For building Third avenue from
twenty sixth to street. The limits sraesd
s1eh include all the several houses and lots
sund lots pieces and parcels Of land situated
east side Of Third from Twenty sixth street to
Point 96 feet inches north sm Twenty seventh street.
the north side Of street east to
Loint 1893 feet inches from Third All persons
interests affected by the above named
Ind whe are opposed the either Of ths
uested TO present their in writing to tho under
gned at their oce Ne Hall of Records, within thirty
ays from the date Of this Office.
WILLIAM CAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES MsNIELL\
once Bureau Of Assessments Street Department. Oct s.
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!oRPeRATIoN NoTIcE.-PUBLIC NOTICE is HERE
BY given, the occupant or occupants
ali houses and let's improved lands afestd
hereby that the following have been completed
Assor and lodged in the scs Of the Bureau Of
examination BY all interested viz
For building Thorn street. between Breoms
Blocker streets in Spring street. between Thompson and
Erssns streets in Prince street. between Thompson and
rsene streets The limits embraced by suck assessment
several houses and lots Of ground vacant lots
and parcels Of land situated both sides Of Thomp
Of Spring street between Sullivan and Greene Streets
ses the southery Of Thompson and Bleseker
both sides Of Houston street between Laarens
Id Sullivan the side Of Sullivan street. be-
Houston street and pein feet tive inches
xsen Spring Houston Streets the west side Of Woos
street. between Spring AID Houston streets and the
side Greene Spring and Prince streets
whose interests are Affected the above named
AID who opposed to the either Of
s requested presented their objections in writing
the undersigned at their of6ce Ne Hall OF Records,
|itbn thirty days from the date - this Notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES MCNEIL, }
|Omos Bureau OF Assessments Street Department Oct
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INCORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE rs HERE
by given to the owner owners occupant or occupants
houses and lots improved unnprovod lands afsct
that the following easements have sssa CON
Bureau BY all persons iaer-
stel vixFor building S6er In Eighteenth street. from
Assessment include All the several houses and lots o.
eth sides Of Eighteenth street. en ssyaeth avenue The
Inches north and Eighteenth street both sideS
Eleventh feet NORTH and south fr.n EgAto.nth
reet on side Of Tenth ~ feet north
had south from Eighteenth All persons whose iAtcr
sts are affected BY above named assssnsn and whs
N exposed to the same either Of thsm requested to
their in writing to the undersigned at
sir once No Hall Of Records, within thirty days from
bhe date of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES MsNIELL, }
Onss Bureau Of Assessments Street Department Oct
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lOU.UVV CirT ExHIsTrIoNs
SEVEN MILE MIRROR

OF sEy EMU NILE s EIsksE a.
Rc sSs ssDwAY
Gift tickets admitting four and snsurng
','h' '''i icSsS GIFTS, ONLY ONE poLLAs-
The whole Of the series Of paintings
having y il: exhibitions
farm Il Burlinste. county, New Jersey, containing
s saS Win sSt ssSnsy ssrs state
sary outhousss fronting on the Delaware river, one
To- every day. .slar by rsroad
Or steam boat and alss containing peach orchard
sands Of bushels of peaches have been raised this
Any Information about the farm :aa ). given BY 'A00
James M. Farand. Assembly Buildings. Phiadef-
The celebrated trottng horse Telegraph, who
suss
Five Pianos. worth SEQ each. a s
Five Pianos worth $500 each ..........,...... 1900
81 tho Frsg %; . s.s 4 ss %v.s
Ton sold Watches, worth 500 each .......... 1000
One hundred Cold Pens and Gases worth S. each.. SS
one thoussnd Pencils worth 50 each 5000
yi ssg .ss%.sns od Pens 81 each 90
rory thousand Engraving al q cents each ~, oS
635@ Hand Books, describing the Seven Mile Mirror sogs
On. hundred thousand ess valued at. 81, IS.
order to insure perfectly fair and satisfactory pan
helsors hail meet together suitable place in the city
G hS on M .s ss s'ns % p M
ssd select 's sir sa%esT so%mss uRs:r who's.
win distribute the gifts nneng way-sthsr BY
Tickets IL, sale Once Chinese Assembly Rooms from
TO " Of @ ~. nous. a. I'd
principal hs.eis an! and music stores
;s%s R.:%, SsTs
SELBi, Maryland Institute, Balsimoro, Ma - 'o""
half price. '''N''' '''''' ' ''' '''''''"
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CUPREME COURT.-IN THE MATTER OF THE APP
- Picaton of the Mayor Aldermen, and Commonalty Of
the city Of New York relative to the opening of Eighty fifth
street from the Third to the East river in the city Of
New York Pursuant statutes such and
yided the Iyor Aldermen and Commonaty Of the city Of
the Supreme Court Of the State of Now York at special
Of the said court be held at the city Of New York
Saturday the 9th day Of November 1853 At the opening Of
court that day as thereafter counsel be
heard the of Commissioners of Estimate and
in the above entitled matter that the nature
and extent Of the hereby intended the
ing Eighty street from Third the East
in the city Of New York laid out the plan Of
said city, under and by virtue Of act Of Legislature Of
people of the State Of New York entitled An Act rea
tive touching the laying out Of streets and
roads in tho city of New York and for other
passed April 3, 1857. ROBERT j. DILLON,
Counsel to the Corporation.
Dated New York. October A. 1853.
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CUPREME COURT.-IN THE NATTER OF the AP
y Plcaton Of the Mayer, Aldermen, and eommonalsy Of
tho city Of Now York relative to the opening Of Fourth
yRus from Thirty eighth street to the nOrt6esy side Of
wards Of said city notice is hereby gwen psrspsnt TO
statute that the report Of the Of
sented the Supgsns Court At special term thereof be
e 18th Of October A. D. 1853 and that thsre and then
thereafter council be heard motion will
70 made that said report be confirmed.
SAMDEL JONES,
join Nj. rINKNEY, Commissioners.
RICHARD J. SMITH, )
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CORPORATION NoarroEs


CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE is HERE
~ by given that petitions have bsen presented in tho Board
Of Aldermen for the construction Of the following
named streets to wit I'm Rington street from the Bowsry
Sheriff Clinton street. also in Ludlow street from the
Delaney street TO point 1877 feet notheriy
Broome street. also ia Hester street from Orange to Mott
street. also in Grand street. from Wooster point
twenty feet westerly from Greene street also Macdouga
street. Blocker to Aity street. also Eighteenth
from Seventh to Sixth also in Eighth avenue
i % rsassd 10 sss
sent the in writing 20 the Contract Clerk this ose
before October IL, 1858.
1lE W d Il PE E9REsr }oroson Aqueduos Board
crotoa Aaueduct Department, Oct 10, 1883
~ orsSealed proposals. endorsed Proposal for in
Mercer street, will BIO received the Office Croton
Aqueduct Department until Wednesday the nineteenth day
October 1858 at twelve o'clock NJ for the building
sewer with the necessary receiving basins cuvsrt in
Mercer street from the at Spring street.
about sixty feet south of Prince street. being length
the building the and all other information relating
thereto can be obtained application to the Water Pur
TnEo r. DEFoREsT,
Acting President, Croton Aqueluot
A. W CRAVEN, Board
Oct TO- 1883. Chief Engineer. J
CRoToN AoUEDUCT DEPARTMENT CONTRACT
~ or-Sealed proposals endorsed Proposal for receiving
basn will be received at the Office of the Croton Aqueduct
Department until Wednesday the 10Th day of October 1853
basin and cuver at the northwest Of Fourteenth
street and b. to connect with the Fourteenth
street The plan of the and specifications for the build
ing Of the same and all other information relating thereto
be obtained application to the Water Purveyor at this
office. THE0. r. DE FOREST,
A. w. CRAVEN, Board.
New York, Oct TO- 1853.
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!oRPoRATI0N N0TICE-rUBLION NOTICE Is HERE
II al houses and let's improved uninprsyed lands AZ
Thereby that the following have been
nIsted by the Assessor and lodged In the ecs Of
. Bureau for examination by all in
orested viz For building in Lersy street. from
~ Hudson street to the Hudson river The limits
raced by such assessment include all the several houses
uatsd beth sides Leroy street. from Hudson street
Me Hudson river the west side Of Hudson street. ~
~ south and 100 inches north from Leroy
sides Of Washington street. 100 fest south and R feet
berth Leroy street. and the east side OF West street.
feet north and Of Leroy street. All persons
affected the above named asssssmsns and
no are opposed to either them
= present objections in writing to the undsgaed ~
Aher efice Hall Of Records within thirty from
Me date Of this nstics.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES MoNIELL
OEce Bureau Of Assessment Street Department, Oct
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THE LAND OF The NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
by los Antiquities at Dr.. Abbots Museum StuyvssauA
Institute $50 Broadway the greatest attraction In CITY
MIA cent
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DOR cALIFoRNIA-1NpEPEN OPPOSITION

EOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OPPOSITION
Line-Tho and splen did steamship AMERICA, l409
tons David Mitchell oommandsr will sail from the foot
October 60 for Aspinwal This steamer 6nished and fur
ushed style superior in the trade having superb
and unryaled steamship Unce Sam 20oS tons William
datey after the arrival Of tho Americas passengers
San Francisco direct without stopping at the inter
mediate the Pacific The Uncle Sam has AdNd
her former henOrs the Atlantic route By her unriva
before accomplished by six days It confidently oxpectoA
the passengers In this line will be landed in San Fran
TO eight asus and ahead Of the by
route The character ef these steamers well
established that would be supcrauoss TO they
vastly superior to others the route fer speed and
comfortable They finished and furnish
ed excellent style snd will be provisoned in the most
liberal and low prices the order Of the day
through tickets will be issued at hvs cent less than the
mammoth mnnopos lowest prices in their old out aad
sthmus Dads being put in excellent
order snd mule hire has been reduced TO g. Pa
Of 18th instant For freight or passage apply only
to Z. MILLS, Agent, 81 Cortlandt skreet.
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INCORPORATION NOTICE-PUBLIC NOTICE is HIRE
by given to the occupant occupants
all and lots improved unmproved lands affected
that the following have been pletod
asessos and lodged in the office OF the Bureau
Assessments for examination by all persons interested
l1For building in Thirty fourth street. between
ishth and Ninth avenues. The limits embraced by such
include all the several houses and lots Of ground
lots, pieces and parcels Of land situated both
dss Of Thirty fourth street. between Eighth and Ninth
All peroons whose interests affected by the
named and WHO opposed to the same
either Of them requested to their Questions
writing to the undersigned, ut their Office No. Hall OF
Aoords within thirty days from the date Of this notice
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, }Assesssrs.
CHARLES MoNIELL,
once Bureau Of Assessments Street Department October
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TN0R SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE-THE UNITED
IL States mail steamer HUMBOLDT, d. Lines commander,
will Havre touching at Southampton TO land tho
mails and Saturday October y st IL O'CLOCK
from pier No. North river.
Price Of passaso-Tirst class. $l@
Do do Second class ..... ............. 70
Luggage not wanted during the voyage should DO sent
board the day before sailing marked below Ne freight
passage Apply to MoRTIMEk LIVINGSTON. Agent, S.
Broadway
CTEAM BETWEEN NEW YORK AND GLASGOW
y The Glasgow and New Yorl Steamship Compaay's
steamer GLASGOW Q962 tons, 400 horse pcwsr) Robert
Craig, commander, will leave New York for GLASGOW
Saturday November g. at IL O'Clock noon grst oabia,
stateroos, $780, do; do midship do, SO second
ply TO j. MeSfMoN. IS BroSiway.
c,TEAM COMMUNICATION BETWEEN NEW YORK
y and Bremen.-Brem Mail Line.fhe sds wheel steam
Hansa oa tons, and Gormania, loa tons will sail ~
follows
FROM NEW YORK,
HAESA. October 3. HhNSA, end Of October.
GEHMANIA middle Of Nov. GERMANIA, middle October.
Passage from New York to Bremen First class, 500
OELRICHs 90. No. 81 Broad street.
THE LIVERPOOL AND PHILADELPHIA STEAM
ship Company intend sailing their favorita steamships
FROM PHILADELPHIA.
City Of Glasgow Saturday, Oct 9.
City of Manchester. Saturday, Nov o.
FROM LIVERPOOL .
City Of Glasgow. Wednesday Sept. a.
wy Saloon 500 se5 ana s (scccrin. 70 state rsoms
and found with comfortably cooked provisions, for
$40. -. TO Liverpool $40. from Liverpool
Parties wishing bring out their friends obtain
toate Of and drafts on the Sank Of ireand in
sSs os 81 ''sfins noEms
No. ID Broadway.
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Jackets TO HAVRE-SECoND LINE.-THE FOL-
lowing ships will Havre the 18th, and New York

They all class New York built ships provided with
ali requisite articles the comfort and
sengr by Of experience in the trade
price passage $780, without wines liquors Goods
sent the subscribers will be forwarded free from
charges but those actually incurred.
BOYD HINCKEN, Agents, 164 Pearl street.
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CORPORATION NOTICE-DEPARTMENT OF RE-
~ pairs and Supplies October 9th l853To Builders
Sealed will be received at the office Of the Com
missioner Of Supplies and Ksgairs No New City Hall nn.
they will be opened in accordance with the rules Of the
amended charter Of 1883 for the building of house Forty
eight street. Eighth avenue for Hose Company No. 49,
also for the house Of Eagns No
and carpenters work for each house
ratey The plans and specifications Of the work required
be DONE information in regard thereto had
the office Of the Of Buildings No. Eaabsth
the right reject all any Of the
estimates deemed for the interest of the corporation
BARTHOLOMEW Il. PURDY,
Commissioner Of Repairs and Supplies.
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IDyERTISEMBNTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
aNN THIRD. FIFTH AND SIXTH PAGES.


NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE rs HERE
nv sven the occupant occupants
ali 6suses and lots improved Or uninprovsd lands a.
thereby the following
Sstsd BY Asssp and lodged in the oes Of the
ursau Of Assesns for examaahsn, by all persons in
|srssted vs-Fer nding sewer frsp Seventh ave-
hue rs feet east Of the said HE limits snAesd
such include all the several houses and Ioes 81
hound vacant lets pieces and parcels Of land uat~d 81
sth sides Of Thirty street hsswssn and
Broadway and Seventh on the west side q
Broadway from Thirty eighth street to point ~ feet souh
&sn Thirty eighth street to point feet inches ssuss 81
and the 81 seventh Avenue
nd Thirty street psrsns whose interests are
fsstsd by the above named assessments anu whe arc
hessd tho same either Of them are
heir objections writing to the uadsfssnea ~ omos
Hall Of Records, within thirty sxEs Ho 'ns oa's Of
- HoA'e CHAKLES j. DODGE, Assessors.
CUARLK6 MsNIELL,>
oaes Bureau Of Assessments street department october
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TOR JACKSONVILLE AND PILATKA FLORIDA,
via Darien, brunswek and 81 Mrys, carrying the Uait
ted States mail The steamer ST JOHNS, Captain James
kreebonn. WE)AkA. Capt. N. King; ard WIN. GASHON.
Capt 1h0r H. shaw leave Savannah Tuesday Thurs
day and Saturday morning. At 10 o'clock for the above points
connecting With the New York and savannah steamships
These boat having unsurpassed accommodations fer pas
senEos ans taking the inland route offer superior induce
meuts TO fveds and others Waiting tho South Through
oks to sher Of the above points, and further infer
NATION can IL obtained on application to
l.. MITCHELL. Is Broadway.
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NoTTcE.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is HERE
BY given the occupant occupants
houses and lot. improved or lands affected
the following have been completed
the Assessors lodged in the office Of tho Bureau
Assessments for examination by a interested
rect The limits embraced by such assessment include al
rses Of land the south side Of Henry street. at
I'd corner Rutgers street. thence 5s Henry street.
4 the east side Rutgers street. at the OF Henfy
reet thence to No. Is Rutgers street All persons whose
affected by the above named and
opposed either Of them requested
present objections in writing 70 the undersigned At
M ONCE No. Hall Of Records within thirty days from
|,e date Of this notice,
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES j. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES MCNEIL, }
Oce Bureau Of Assessments Street Department, Octo
~ q 1883.
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0frYPPTU0.

Tor LIvEaPooh-UNITED STATES NAIL srEAn-
II ship BALTIC. JoscfA J. Comstcck comm nder.-This
steamship will depart WITH the United States nails for Ia
rope positively on saturday October Is ~ Il o'clock n,
having unsqsssd 1er slsae. and
requested 70 be board n
The steamship Atlantic VIII succeed shs Baue and san o..
tobor 70.
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|yoRPoRATIoN NOTIcE-PUBLIC NOTICE IS HERE
by given owners, occupant or occupants
ali houses lots improved unimproved lands Affect
that the following assessments have been eom
Assessors and are lodged in the once OF the
rssted For building sewer in Fifteenth street. BE-
Teen the First and Second The limits embraced
such include all the several houses and lots OF
lots pieces and parcels Of land situated on
18th Fifteenth street. 32 feet east from Second
u both sides Of Livingston place 70 feet north frsm Fiji
enh street All whose interests affected by the
ooye named and who opposed to the
either of them present their objections in
rng the undersigned At their ohce No Hall Of Re-
BIDS within thirty days from the date Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES j. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES MCNEIL,
once Bureau Of Assessments Street Department, Oct
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CokPoRAT1oN .NoTIcE.-IN coNTosKTY WITH
y .;s9 y uss - az s:r
that gr,o,, VIII ': received y IN Nom u, T.RS.::
::: :; s': s = :S
or Il. n;
continue tire. and tn: removal 70 b effected
s.ss1.i. East and i; IsdsY. ry..Is st
s + i s
as e.: "i. ans tssa Ss:s in
&: sI l,s.1.. ss; 81
~ . a -:
:: s r. = s:i
sell Al as: The 4. sn p pay.s:
u; Ia:.ssss. r. I :
!:
III ;'':s
ss:.:. Il: /: ..s r.: II;
A:.:ss :;1s
NJ, a.d Il: win b g.sli.y op..st =: r.s
tho ,.rss f. aid
contract b awsrdsd Win whom q. Sian !:
ties the within two days being
ned that such contract ready they shall
having abandoned it. The right 10 hereby reserved
jet OF all bids estimates proposals. for the
Of the above work. when deemed
THOMAS X DOWNING, City Inspector.
City Inspectors Department, New York Sept 20 1883
HORPORATION NOTICE,-PROPOsALS FOR WOOD
" Sealed poals will be received at the Comprslsrs
No Hall of Records until the 18th Of October 1853
O'clock r NJ for supplying hundred cords Of pine
wood for the Of tho public buildings and Offices than
those of ths Almshonss department The BEST quality q
Virginia pine wood will DO required and proof the quaint
vouchers for the delivery and saving the into
suitable lengths be furnished with the
Fifty ords to be furnished before the first OF No
vebr next in such quantities and ut such Of the police sta
ton houses public offices and fire department buildings
be In the contract and the remaining afy
CURED the of the said station houses public ecss
FIRE department buildings for from the date OF
the contract under the regulations ubsequent the
Of November Payment will be made the delivery Of
the wood Security will be required to double the amount
Of the contract price wood and bonds to be furnished
within days after the acceptance Of the bids Each
position to be enclosed sealed up and drested Proposals
be enclosed in second envelope sealed and directed to
"a c. Fagg, Comptroller, City Of New York" The propo
stons will Be publicly opened At the time above stated in
Of the Mayor and such of the bidders desire
to attend Proposals must be made in conformity to the
provisions Of title III Of Contracts for supplies and work
Tor the Corporation and the amending the same
Copies these and blank forms Of estimates
be had at No Hall of Records The Comptroller
right rejecting all Of the propositions in his
Judgment the interests Of the city require him to do
A: q. FLAGG Comptroller.
Comptrollers Office, New York, Oct. 4, 1883
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NEW YORK AND CALiroRNIA srEAMsHrp LINE.

NEW YORK AND CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP LINE
IN via Nicaragna.The Accessory Transit Company OF
Nicaragua 4. advance of the mall
Only line giving through ticketa including the Isthmus
ssing-The double engne steamship STAR OF THE
WEST 500 tops turtben, will leave from pier No. North
river At O'Clock precisely for San Juan del Norts
Iharsday 9Gseer 70 eSnneosing With the and favote
Nicaragua transit route having bat twelve miles
sse stesmers unsurpassed in their
a ~ and atons Fer information passage
sppiy only 70 CHARLHss nORGAN, Agent, No bowling
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''' EDWARp K COLLINS CO., No. IS Wall street,
BROWN, sHIPLEY CO, Liverpool.
JOHN MONROE CO., No. IS Rue Notra Dame dos
VICTORIES, Paris
GEORGE II. DRAPER, Havrs.
Tbs Of those ships will not be accountable for gold
silver bullion, Specie jewelry precious stones metals
unless bills Of adng signed therefor and tae Value
thereof therein expressed.
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mo PLAYING GARD pUYnRe.-sevTMnNW A.
Western nerchants will 1nt : cenllees pa1se 80
,sls AZ lhei- iepos In Rev York. -
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NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE is HERE
II by given the occupant err occupants
and lots unimproved lands affected
that following have been completed
the and in the oos Of tho Bureau of
examination BY all persons Interested viz
|or sewer in Twenty sixth street. rem sewer in Ninth ave
n 70 point 1--WE feet east Of Ninth avenue Tho
its embraced such include all the several
lots lots pieces and parcels OF
nd situated both sides Of Twenty sixth street ave
feet east Ninth and the east OF
Wenty sixth street and Ninth All persons whose
are the above named assessments and
Are to same either of them requested
present eir objections in writing the undersigned at
|aeir oce Hall Of Records, within thirty days from
|as date Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE
CHARLES j. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES McNEILL, }
once Bureau Of Street Department October