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(IoRP0RATI0N NoTICE-DEPARThENT or RI.
viii be received Of Repairs
and Supplies, No. Neg City Hall, until Saturday,
18th nst 1853 at IL O'Clock NJ ~ which time they will bs
opened accordance with The amended charter Of 1883
Tor th building for the corporation Of the city OF New York
the following hose carriage nyne, and hook and ladder
Huok -One engine for Engine Company No N one hose
Euek for Hook and Ladder Company No. o. also for fur
htshns for the Of the Fro Department 81 tho city Of
Now York. feet OF hose The plans aud specifications
Of the work required to DO done on the apparatus and
sample OF the required and sill informa Won In regard
hereto b. had At the once Of the Chief Engineer No
Elizabeth street. Also for the building, the two los
new used Fremsns Hall and oil house. IN Moroer street.
eesreen FRINGE Ano uonston stec puuding 70 oe used
HALL ard also for the ait rasas and additions to the Su.
peror Court part and In the City Hail. pro-
per meeting room for she Board Of Csuncmon The plano
thereto be had NJ the oeo
supernsendsnt Of Public buildings No. III Ludlow street
Blank estimates for Of the above works BIO obtnd
q either Of the above Offices st the office Of the
soner OF Repairs and Supplies, No. New City Hall. N
BThe Commissioner right rojecs all or any
Of tho above estimates deemed the interest Of be
poration. BARTHOLOMEW b. PURDY,
Commissioner Of Repairs and Supplies
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EyoRPoRAfroN NoTICE.-PUBLIo NOTICE Is HERE.
~ ~ yiv,n thas petitions have been presented in the
Board OF Tor the elton
Lowing nam Cd ssrost to witt in Amos srco Fourth
sEees 70 orssnwcn Avenue; Alec In Mulberry street,
point III fees nouh Of Hester streets Also In Lynsson
place between Sixteenth and streets an sso
U Twenty second street. the street,
the westerly sc OF Second avenue 70 tho
tsnts for sewers In the following named Streets wit In
Worry street, Tenth 10 Eleventh avenue and
Through Eleventh TO Forty second strset Also In
neroer ssroos from Prince 10 Houston ssreot and In
t3ls street, from Fourth 10 and VI rough Third
Eyenue 70 the l22d All
me above and having objections thereto requested 70
present Abe writing 70 the Contract Clerk th
b9ee, en - before December g. 1858.
THO. Il. DE FORREST, I
4 ". ORAVEN Bv>rA.
Qoeoeo Asse<Dse QspasAasoA Msy, O Gm
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GvORPORATIoN NOTICS-PUBLIc NOTICE Is HERE
" by giyeS hs occupant
oil houses iot improved unmprsved lands,
cd thereby tla the folio have been
plsed by the and lodged In the oce Of the
Bureau for examination by all In
ssrcssca vzFor building sewer Eighth street. between
and d. The its embraced BY such
include all the several houses and fots Of ground
lots pieces and parcels OF land situated both sides Of
1hth seet hundred and seventy fve feet west Of
D. D. All whose interests are AZ
eseted by the above named assessments and who are
the either of them requested to
ncnt The In writing tho undersigned At their once,
10 Hall Of thirty days from the date OF
sAas uosso. WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, }Assessors
CHARLES NeNIHLL,
once Bureau Of Assessments. Street Department. Dec
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HoRPORATIoN NoTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is HERE.
~ given to tho ownor or er occupant occupants
Of all houses and lots improved lands affect
Cd thereby that the following have
peted by tho and lodged in the once Of the
Bureau examination by all
ss.ed vsFor tagging south side OF Twensy eighth street.
between Broadway Sixth The limits embraced
by suoh include all the several houses and lots
Of ground vacant lots pieces and parcels Of land ua ed
the south side Of Twsaty eighth street, between Broad
gay and the Sixth All whose interests
Affected BY the above named ssaesmonts and whs
posed the same either Of them requested pre-
sent their Objections writing to the undersgned at their
ehce, No 4H. of Records, within thirty days from the
Gate Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors.
q CHARLES MoNIELL,
bureau OF Assessments Street Department. Decem
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syTEAM BxrwRns NEW YORK AND GLASGOW
~ The Glssgow Ana Nov York sssNmrniS oogapany ns
ssesinS: GLAsGoW p6s tons k1 horse powsrJ na1sEs
CrsK, commander, VIII leave New York cox GlssRoV a
Wednesday, January 49, ~ Il O'Clock moor. Yrss osSS -
loon ssatereoms $50 do nilship u.s. oaAS
third olaSa sas-stswasd's Tess included. Apply -
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S-coRPOR ATOM NOTICE.--PUBLIC NOTICE IS HERE
Nv gven 10 the owner
81 house, improved unmproved lands
Whereby that tho following have
pIssd the Assessors and are lodged in the eOe of the
0uYeau for examination by all
rssed vEFor regulating Fsrty exth street. Broad
way Eighth The limits by assess
include all the several house lots
los pieces and parcels Of l.nd situated both sides
LoytysxLh street. between Broadway and Eighth avenue
all whose interests Affected the named
assessments and who opposed TO II same either
sbsm are requested TO present their ootcns in writing
The unaerssned at their Office NO. Hall Of Records within
kaigty 9ays nom abe date OF this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, }Aseessors.
CHARLES MoNIELL,
once Bureau Of Assessments. street Department. Deo
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CTREET DEPARTMENT NO. HALL OF RECORDS.
- Public notice 10 hereby given that the petitions
have In the Board Of regulate
and ade Sixty fourth street, betwoon Eighth and Tenth
feet OF sidewalks In Thirty ninth street.
between Seventh and Eighth where necessary
Also the following petition In the Board Of Assissant
AldermenTo on the grade OF Lawrence street. l2osh
street. between Ninth avenue and Lawrence street Also
The following resolutions The Beard Of Assistant Alder
Third avenue between tb and 0h Streets and flag four
feet Of walks from O6th 10 4h street, lay oroswaks
In Second and Third At 10th street, 10 nag tour
north side Of Thirty Street, betwecn Tenth
And Eleventh avenues All having obec
ons thereto requested to present hon In writing ths
undersigned NJ bis oe before the 6h day Of Decem
Der noxS JAMES FUREY. Ssreet Commissoner.
CTREET DEPARTMENT NO. HALL OF RECORDS -
- Public notice b hereby given that the following PETITIONS
presented in the Board OF AldsrmenTo fenoe
ots north sdo of West Thirty trs street between
Eighth and Ninth avenues commencing lW feos west OF
Eighth 10 and set curb and gutter Ia Fifty
fourth street, between Third and Fifth avenues Als,
the following resoluton-To grade and set curb and
gutter, and nag sidewalks OF Beekman street,, from
the Board of sou curb and gutter and nag
fou walks Of Fifty fourth street, between Seventh
and Eighth avenues asg crosswak the line Fifty
fourth whore Broadway open 2d street
from Third Fourth Al,o the following resolu
tons In the Board Of AssstsntTo flag WAX In front OF
l08 Twenty fifth street; to nag the sidewalks OF An
thony sree from No 100 10 Elm street All persons inter
ss4ed having Sb1scs4ons che t "
ssat them In writing 70 ths sndsrsgAsa ~ bis sss. o. -
segses enc lbAh dAy Of Dsosnbev, lrk.
pa. & iidG JAA IU4GT, SxsA csnsksissse
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NfOE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ANDES, L. Z wONs
A. die, Commander. This and powerful steamer ~
sail from the British and North Amsrsau Royal NAL 49,
Pseset Compsny's doet st Jersey City Saturday -
Uth OF December. Passage money fer pAspeI
only 10. WHOM there Is yell snt ~
Guiding Provisions and stewards Tee bat without vSna g
Liquors. which be stained Freight taka
reasonable rates. pply CgEARL No. 4Bcwng e3xSe9
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CONFEDERATION NOTICES.

GyoRPoRATIoN oTIcEIDl .s o. RI.
Lsasd proposals be received ~ the once the Comnis
sioner Repairs md supplies No. New City Hail. until
y oPensS in .e0o.dsass with the ansaded charter q
Tosk the following engines and hose engine
Cor Engine Company Ne S engine for Engine Company
nr Engine Company No. one hose carriage for ESss
10 The plans sad % the work required 10
aose and al in regard thereto ea9 bs had =
Alse for the building Of heass in Nulherry street. near
scnnsotng he EacdouEai street bell tower BY
With tho othor bell towers Also for tho alterations and al
dltons 10 tho house OF Hose Company No ~ IN bArrow
rsreet Hudson Builders win estimate for the mason
nd carpenters work for each house separately Tne
End for the work requss be done the
hboye be obtained ut the Office of the Ok
public Buildings No. II Ludlow street. BLANK o.
al Of the above be had Mt either once vom
missioner reoct all or any Oh the above
sssiE ata for the Of the Corporation
BARTHOLOMEW u. PURDY,
rommissoner Of Repairs and Supplies.
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STsHE OLD DIP. HUNTER HIxSE.v-THE PHyaIcIA2
who established ths Huwtsvia0 phCsssary, No B9v~D
ssrosA Neg Ycrt oty, n l0ss ssa ~ scssuhe1, - e
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ENOR San fRANCISCO.-THE CLIPPER SHIP POLY.
NESIA rapidly loading At pier Is East rtvsI, 81
,exgeoed 10 sail or before the 10th inst Passcnss
the Cape iauarly requested examine her spase
and comfortable Recommendations Early appoatiea = ..
ssssary. ~ the number y strictly limited.
SUTTON CO., 81 Wall etcesA
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A UsTRALIA PIONEER LINE-THE SHIP 0AI-
n 1HAGE for Sydney. having nearly all her oAsge =
board, viii no despatched in few days Ter freight e
passage apply ON board or TO
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APPROPRIATION NoTICE-PUBLIC NOTICE Is HERE
BY given to the owner occupant occupants
Of ali houses and lots lands
co thereby that the following have
pieted by the lodged the
Bureau Of for By all inter
csted, vizFor paving Fery second street, between the
Eighth and Tenth The embraced
Bessmenta include all the several houses and Of
vacant lots pieces and parcels OF land situated both
aides Of Forty second street. from Eighth Tenth
north and south from Forty AL whose
interests Affected by the named assessments
who the either them
70 present thor objections in writing tho
ther Office No Hall Of Records witha thirty days
the date OF thls notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DObGB, Assessors
CHARLES McNIELb,
Once Bureau Of Assessments Street Department, Dec.
H. 1883.
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CORPORATION NoTICK-PUB Ito NOTICE rs
~ hereby given TO the owner owners occupant
s.panss Of al houses and lots iapIovsd unimproved
been completed by Assessors and ars lodged In the Of
dec Bureau Of Assessm ens for BY all
street f.sm Broadway TO Greenwich street Tho limits
bracod by such mt include all the several houses
and lots ground lot pieces and parcels Of land
situated both sdes Of Liberty street from BroadwAy
wch street the side Of Greenwsb street. 100
feet north and feet south from Liberty street. The
erty ALI persons whose interests affected ths
above named and opposed TO the
IN writing, TO the undersigned, ~ their ONCE No. Hall Of
Records within thirty the date of this notice
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES McNIELL, y
Once. Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department. Des
Z
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no CALIFORNIA MpIPxxDxNT oPPoM1yp0

no CALIFORNIA. INDEPENDENT OPPOeZxLQD
= Hns.Ihe new And splendid sseAmshp YAMK14
ssIansr tS ss S'sioslf from We is.s q ksssA kss
UNCLE SAN, 5000 TONS, which win ssn Immediately .
arrival o. the 2Asssngen ~ PAnaTA fer esa 1raeeee
Those steamers are vastly Mporior y 0shsr NE
IN POINT OF speed, Ventilation and good socommodA1io1A
and confidently expected thas The voyage 70 Cabs
III DO made " swsnsytWS day. PassenSe1 pxse.xlna
per cent from the lowest ratcr charged By any otA9 NJ
rcrtla and
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EoR CHARLESTON AND FLo1IDA-UNITED STATE
+ mai Line.-1he new and splsr did steamship JAM1o
ADGkR Capt John Dickinson, will leave pier No. Nora
river. for the aboye port Saturday Doc IL at three
o'clock precisely. For freight apply beard, where
all bills Of ading will DO signed; and for passage to SPo1
FORD, TILESTON CO., No 80 Broadway Through ts1E-
Picola'a, SS3.
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NEW YORK TO MONTREAL OGDENSBURo, BUR.
IN lngton and ST Johhsbury, via Belows Falls Rutland
Windsor White River, Wells River Montpelier. So Adams
and Rouses Point Ticket cces New Haven Railroad
Broadway and Canal street, and Twenty oixh
Baggage checked through There only changes
this route between Nov Fork and Montreal For
freight apply 70 TRANCLS uYDE AGENT hl South strat
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(yORPORATION NOTlCE.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is HERE
~ BY given to the occupant occupants
houses and improved or lands affected
hereby that the following ents have been
BY and lodged the Office Of the Bureau Of
Assessments for by all for
fret street and Third The limits embraced by suoh
include all the several houses and lots Of ground
lois pieces and parcels land susssd the east
side Of Third from Twentieth 10 Twenty first stroets
All whose interests affected by the sbova named
sad who arc opposed the same other Of
them requested their objections In writing
the undorsgnss ut their ooo No Hail Of Records within
thirty days from the date Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE
CHARLES j. DODGE, ) AssesSors
CHARLES McNJELL,
ONCE, Bureau Of Assessments Street DEPARTING MT Doo
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CORPORATION NoTICE.-PuBLIC NOTICE Is HERE
by given to the occupant occupants
AL HOUSES and lots improved unimproved lands Affected
shsreby that the following Iave been
Assessments by all interested viz
laying crosswAk the side Of Suffolk street.
ALL the several houses ana ss o. Ereund vacant SsS places
street. from street, the north side Of
Division street. ia fcet west from Suffolk street. and the
Suffolk street. " feet north from Division street.
Al whose interests are BY the above named
them requested present objections in writing
she undersgnsd 1T their Office No. Hall Of Records within
Ahirty dayS tyom the date Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE , Assessors.
CHARLES MeNIELL.
Once Bureau Of Assess Steeet Department. Dessm.
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,, 1858.
CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is HERE
by given petition presented tho Board
Of Aldermen in Eldridge street. from No. ~
No. Is. All persons interested in the above and having OBJ
jectons thereto requested the in writing
70 the Contract Clerk at this ooe, before Dec 10Th
1853. ELIAS L. SAITH, } cro,or A,r.ar..
THO. r: DE FOREST, oro'1 Ro Aareau0'
A. W. CRAVEN, ~"AN'
Uroton Aqueduct Departments, Dec. :, 1855
NRoToN AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT--TO DOCK
~ builders and contractor proposals, endorsed
Proposal for extending in Battery place. will DO
ssved A the ooe Of Croson Aqueauo Department until
Monday the 18th day Of December 1853 at IL O'Clock NJ 10
bu extension tho in bkttery place from
ho line Of the eastcrly curb OF Warrington street 70 che
Westerly line Of West street being IN length about o
NE same ali other informaton relating thereto DO
obtained appoAt 70 Nhe Watee Purvsyor a this oos
THEO. T. DE- FORFEIT Acting President; A. W. CRAVxE.
Chief Enpncey Croton Aque6uoA Board.
kMsv York. Dso. J. 1aka
CTR1xr DEPARTNHNT, NO. { HALL or RECoRDS
- Public NOTICE 10 hereby given, that the following 70
ttions have been presented In the Board Of
.os Vacant lots ths north sas Of rourtseath strse
Fifty street. seswse. Third and fifth syenues
nuss Also ths fsIevin1 rcssiutions:To open Nansia
The south side Of Thirty second street. about hundred
Eighth All psrsons inserestsd having
oteoons requested 70 them In writing ths
undersigned ~ his once, before tho 6th day Of De-
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LNoR SAVANNAH AND FLORIDA.-UNITED BrAXnD
Mail Line-Ths new and splendid stsanship AU0UH1A,
Captaa Thomas Lyo. viii leave Saturday, Doc. IT, -
+. NJ, from pisr No. I North river. Apply
SAMUEL. H. MITCHELL. No. Il Broadway.
The Florida Captain n. g. Woodruff, lssyo saturdnn
Dec. 2!th Through MeksN tren New York v Jaokssny6
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CTRAMBoAT FOR SALE-sUITABLE FOR A 'ToW-
- boat She has very superior engine in COED srdsr; =
q light drauxht only four feet and L arranged q :. y
stroke viii be seS ~ bargain spilled fer WIN
without boiler For further particulars apply ~
CHAA W. C0PELAND, "a BreaAwa1.
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ITO SOUTHERN TRAvELLE2s.-rHK U. g. n. sTnAus
= ship JAMESTOWN. 400 tons, Capt. Lewis RsrrieA ~
toT No5foh Ps.er:buss and kiohmona oonseosiaS a.
Wilmington, To- Passage and fars stateroo inouAAA =
Norfolk, %; 70 Petersburg and Richmond, Ne ntsuD
'Ss'As' IAN pf'I IiupIpIY PLEAsANrs q Bso.Av,.
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G,OR SAvANNAH-FARE REDUCED.-THR NEW AND
z splendid sido wheel steamship STATE OF GEORGIA
Captain Gsrvin Jr carrying the United States na6
r. At 10 o'clock y. from the wharf shove Vine srse
every for the comfort and po
Fare from Philadelphia, SD; ssu
S. The Keystone State leaves above the foNsva
Wednesday. AGENTS in Phladephia, HERON MARTIN,
No. SIX North Wharves; in Savannah, O. A. L. LAMAR
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