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T. N. GoTTscHALK, THE GREAT AkERIcAN p.
4 GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT
Or THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER Is.
N1BLo,s SALOON.
MAD,LLE HENRIETTE BEHREND,
the dstingui he'd vocalist.
The celeb, ated Welsh Harpst his first appearance in
MR.. J. PYCHowsKY,
the renowned Pianist
PROGRAMME.
PARTI
- On themes from ;;ssmira.miide' 49, A'''''
Mr.. Aptommas
2. American "reminiscences Caprice for Pianoforts,
Cavatina Di Piacere from ia Gazza Ladra .Rossni
Mile Henriette Behrend.
l. Grand Fantasia-"Jernsalem," for two Piano
p.or%sd BY Goysea and
g. German g-"Schneegoekchen". Feska
Mile Henriette Behrend.
Ssnans fan0fr'i formed cSn 20 and per-
L. NJ. Gottschalk
I. % La Danse des Fees Caprice for Harp. NJ Alvars
Mr.. Aptommas.
8. Ballad" When the Swallows Homeward Fly' p Abt
Vile H. Behrend.
3. Grand Fantasia Lucia di Lammermoor,n for
Secured part; d the Saloon Il each, may DO
obtained At the Music stores OF Messs VIM Son. ~
Mesrs Dodworth Co.. 493 Broadway; at the door on
the evening Of the Concert.
The sale Of seats this morning. At O'Clock
Doors open att Concert commences 1t O'Clock.
Mr. Gottschalk will this perform tho 6r
time, splendid Grand Pianoforte manufactured ex
prssly for him, and to him by Nesrs Peye Co.
Paris.
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TyoRroRATIoN NoTICE.-PUBLIC ro~1cK Is HERE
by the oocxpant pa =
q All houses and lets improved " saimprovsd lands af
thereby that the following
Seed by the Assessor and lodged Of the
bureau Of Assessments for sumaaton by All ia
srested, viSfor bnlting from Seventh
rs fest east Of the ss fhe limits embraced
~ such neu all the several houses aud lots Of
vacant ots PIECES and parcels Of land situated
18th rdss Of Thirty seventh street between Broadway aad
seventh the south side Of Thirty eighth street.
Broadway and Seventh the west side Of
Nroadwsy from Thirty stvset 10 point feet south
the side Of Seventh
ron Thirty eighth rvt TO point "A feet inches south Of
and west Of Seventh
aA1 Thirty All persons whose interests
nGssted by the sboys ssmsd assessments and who are
their objections in writing the undersgnsd AZ their once
gs Han Of Records Mhia thirty days from the date Of
~ notice. WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, Asssssors
CHARLES MCNEIL,
oass, Bureau of Assessments Street Department. October
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CRoToN AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT-TO CONTRACT
~ oreSesled proposals. endorsed Proposal for receiving
BASIN will he received at the once Of the Croton Aqusduot
until Wednesday the 10Th day OF October 1851
st ~ o'clock NJ for the building Of necessary receiving
culvert the northwest Of Fourteenth
and B. to with the In Fourteenth
Tho plan the and spechcations for the build
ing came other information relating thereto
ebtad application TO the Water Purveyor at this
odhce. THEO. X. DE FOREST,
Acting President Croton Aqueduot
A. w. CRAVEN, Board.
Chief Engineer,
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ayORPoRATION NoTfcE.-PUBLIC NOTICE ~ aEkn
owners, occupant or occupants
III sousss and lots improved annnprovsd lands, NJ
>ea thereby the following have been
nv and lodged IN the ofhca Of
- Buresu for examination by all in
building in Leroy street, from
~ Hudson street TO the Hudson river The limits
esoed by asssssmsnt Include all the several
"a lots ground let's pieces and parcels OF land
both sides q Leroy ssrss from Hudson street
Hudson river the west side Of Hudson street, 80
south and 9 feet inches north from Leroy
18Th des Of Washington street. 100 feet south and 3 feet
nexth and side Of West
0 sest north and south Of Leroy street All whose
1esrsss affected by the above named and
Who opposed the either OF them
their obsctens in writing TO the ~
sr once, No Hall Of Records, within thirty days from
Ne date Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, ASSESSOR
CHARLES MCNEIL, }
psoe, Bureau OF Assessments Street Department Oct
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r1oRpoRArIoN NoTICE.-PuBLIC NOTICE rs HERE

yyORPORATIoN NoTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE rs HERE
by given 10 the owner or owners occupant Or seeuaus
and lots proved uninprovsd lands sect
thereby that tbs following Assessments have bees com
,leted lodged in the ece Of the
bureau of Assessments for esAis alton BY all intor
sss, For building in Eighteenth street, from
Hndscn The limits embraced hy
include al the several houses and lots Of
round lots snd parcels Of land situated
sides Of Eighteenth street from Seventh avenue Co tbs
5sdson the aide Of Thirtsenth "a feet ~
south from Eighteenth street both sides
Eleventh ~ fset aorh snd south from Eltsenth
s.-et IL Tenth s2 feet north
Eighteenth All whose inter
se affected by the above named assessments and who
opposed sner u thsm to
their objections writing u tho Undersigned 1T
uir oes No. hall OF Records, within thirty days from
he dAss OF ths NOTICE.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, }Asssssors
CHARLES McNIELL
eso, Of Assessment Street Department, Oct
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SrREET DEPARTMENT. NO. 4 HALL OF RECORDS
= Public notice hereby given that the following petitions
bav ebeen the Board Of Aldermen To fence
lots bounded byFth sixth and Thirty eighth
Thirty ninth and Thirty ninth and Forth streets as
rst and second and Sixth and
Broadway flag four feet Of walks Eighteenth street.
Fifth and sixth south side; to fence
lot side OF Madison between Twenty eighth and
Twenty ninth fence lots southeast
Thirty Seventh All persons
resd having objections thereto requested to present
them writing the undersigned, his ooe before
tho 10th q II October.
Oct g. iS5s JAMES FUREY Street Commissioner
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fyORPoRATION N0TICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE rs HERE
~ given the occupants
4 all houses and lots improved unimpreyed lands affected
eseay that the following have
Il Assessments for examination by all persons interested
vx-For building in Thirty fourth street between
Eighth and NBth avenues The limits embraced by such
include all the several houses and lots Of ground
saoan pieces and parcels of Land situated both
AAes Of Thirty fourth street. between Eighth and Ninth
All whose interests affected by
sAsve assosuents and WHO opposed
= either the requested TO present
the undersigned at their No Of
Records within thirty days frsm the date of ths notice
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES j. DODGE, Assessors
CHARLES McNlELL,I
Street
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CORPORATION N0TfCE.-PUBLIC NOTICE rs HERE
~ given, to the occupant or
all and lots improved
81 thereby, that the following have been
plsted the and lodged In the Of the
Bureau Of Asseements Ter examination By all
sGted viz-For building in Dover street the
river 10 Franklin square The limits m esd
~ suoh include all the and ot Of
sund vacant lots pieces and parcels Of iant situated on
sth sides Of Dover street betweea Franklin square
nasvsr west side Of South street 1862 feet north aud
sset south street both sides Of Front street
and feet north from Dover street east side ~ Water
strsst North and ~ feet II inches south Dover
r.es; side Of Water street, feet north
sesth Dover street. East aide o. Cherry street ~ foot
north from Dover street, East eide Of Fran Kiln square
feet 10 inches south from Dover street. All whose
ssroste affected the above named assessments and
che opposed the either Of them, requested
their objections In writing 10 the undersigned
their on ae, No Hall Of Records, within thirty days
va Zoe date Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES j. DODGE, }Assessor.
CHARLES HoNIELL, }
Once &pfeas q AsscssmtBts Street DEPARTMENT, Oe,c
~ !. kSS
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CORPORATION NoTICE-PUBLIC NOTICE is HERE
~ BY to the owner or owners occupant occupants
- all and lots proved lands sf
hereby that the following assessents have been
" The and lodged ne Office Of
Tor by all Interested
20 regulating and settag curb and gutter ia Forty niath
5Rsst nom Tenth avenue TO Hudson riYer The lmits
knosd BY such Assessment include all the several
let's Of ground vacant lots pisces and parcels
both sides Of Forty ninth Tenth to ryslf
and both sides Of Eleventh avenue one
ave inches North and South Of Forty str.st An
osFsens whose interests affected by above named
0snts, and who opposed - the same or either a
them, requested their objections writing "a
- At their ohes No Hall Reeerds ythn
sAirty days trom the date Of this notice
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE Assessors
CHARLES cNIELL, y
Once Bureau Of Aesessments Street Department o..
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HyUE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED sTAPE
Mail stcsmersTbe ships comprising this line are th

EDWARD K Collins CO., No. s. Wall strss4J
BROWN, SIMPLIFY CO, Liverpool.
JOHN MONROE CO., No. s. Rue Notre Dame des
VICTORIES Paris; or
GEORGE II. DRAPER, HAvrs.
The Of those ships will not be accountable for gold
silver bullion specie jswslry preesus stones Or ness
unless bills Of lading signed therefor and e value
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TULLIEN'S CONCERTS,
METROPOLITAN HALL.
LAST NIGHT BUT SIX
AMERICAN QUADRILLES, AND KATYDID polka
consequence OF n Juiels depAi ture for Boston VII
he his first series Of Concerts ON the 9th nS
Wall street. ~
AfENDELSSOHN NIGHT THIS EVENING. AT III
4u liens Concerts, Metropolitan Hall.-In conseauei
OF many parties having been unable the last Beeho,
night to good places early application for
seats, Tor this evening" is requested at Hail Sons mu
stsre, Broadway.
OPECIAL NOTICE. : WALLACK'S THEATRE. - a
~ teraton Of timeOn and after Thursday, 18th Octob
the doors will at half past six Performances
mence at o'clock.
First night VI the drama OF
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THOMAS K. DOWNING, City Inspector.
City Inspectors Dep artment, New York. Sept g. 1853

CORPORATION NoTIcE,-PRoPosALs FOR WOOD
~ Sealed proposals. will be received at the Comptroller
once No Hall Of Record; until the 10Th Of October issa
wood for the q the public buildings and other than
those Of the Alnshouse department The best quality Of
Virginia pine will be required proof Of the quaint
vouchers the delivery and sswng Of the into
suitable lengths for be furnished with the
Fifty furnished before the day No
vember such quantities and Of police
Mon public Offices and FIRE department buildings
be prescribed in the contract and the remaining hy
cords with such additional number Of cords be
Qued for the Of the said station houses public Offices
and IRE buildings fer the date Of
the under the regulations subsequent the
November Payment will be made the delivery Of
the wood Security will be required to double the
price Of the wood and bonds be furnished
within after the acceptance Of the bd Each pro
position be enclosed sealed and directed Proposals
for and these proposals thus sealed and directed
"A. c. Flag Comptroller City Of New York; The propo
sitions will publicly the above stated
of the Mayor and such Of the bidders desire
TO attend Proposals must be made in conformity the
of title III Of Contracts for supplies and
Tor the Corporation and the amending
Copies these ordinances and blank forms may
be had at Hall Of Records The Comptroller
the right Of rejecting all Of the proportions If in his
judgment the interests Of the city require him to 90
A. G. fLAGG, Comptroller.
Controllers Ofice New York Oct. A. 1853.
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CRoToN AQUEDUCT DRPARTMENT-To CONTRACT
~ orsSealed proposals endorsed Propos. for sewer IN
Mercer street, will he received At the ohce OF the Croton
Aqueduet Department until Wednesday the day
Of October 1873 twelve O'clock M for the building OF
sewer with the necessary receiving basins and euyerts IN
Mercer street from the at Spring street TO point
about sixty feet Of Prince street. being IN
about 40 feet The plan of the and Tor
tho building same all other information relating
thereto be obtained application 70 the Water Fur
veyer, at this offee.
TuEO. r. DEFOREST,
A. W. CRAVEN, Board
Oct ISh3 Chief Engineer.
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L,OR sALE-THE SCHOONER FARMER IN GOOD
order 10 sptab for the lumber brick trade; draws
when loaded Shp lies foot Morton
suett, North river Call en- T. RCCKMAN fset0f Vesey
street North river.
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CORPORATION E0TICE.-PUBLfC NOTICE is HERE
~ By occupant occupants
eli and lots unmproysd lands affected
srshy that the have been completed
and lodged in the office Of tho Bureau
Assessments for examination by all interested viz
Peg Twenty sixth street from in Ninth
- point ave hundred feet east Of Ninth Tho
s embraced by such assessment include all the several
lots Of lots and parcels Of
lad situated both sides Of Twenty sixth street. Ave
budred from Ninth and the
fwsa sxth street and Ninth All whose
6rests affected BY the above named and
opposed the either Of them
their objections writing TO the undersigned at
abex Once No. Hall Of Records within thirty days from
~ date Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES McNEILL }
Bareau Of Assessments Street Department October
z, .69.
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sHIPPlNG.

EoK nIvgarooL-UNITED STATES NALL sraAs
ship BALTIC, Joseph J. Comstock comma nder.-Thls
steamship will depart With the United States as for Er
positively Saturday October TO- At II O'Clock NJ
from her berth Mt the foot OF Canal For freight
having uaequssa Tor elsssnce
comfort, apply 70 EDWARD X. COLLINS, So Wall
requested he board 81 IN A. NJ
Tbs steamship Atlantic wal succeed Abe Baltic aud an %.
tohe
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aMUSEMERrS.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
BROADWAY THEATRE. A: MARSHALL. SO
Thursday evening N 2stIe1 P1 Y s p Performed
MWl sdsss c.,s1s Mr. Barney B.sas, w VIII.
ss'; Rsssy kss,. Ss as
Pas Soul. .:..,o1K aii Miss Adelaide Price
n. o,n a BONN 10 COOP Ir N5s Barney wilma
Count whiting Countess. a'' nafiis " vsra
NIsIo,s oARDEs.-TloxETs TO ALL PARTS /
Doors open :. - ssnns .ss n e O'clock
TIE wosDEEsuE T FSTff. * 2a ES' T1I, ra
LAST 1 hsTofkE az aSi f.o"
Previous to his departure for Europe
GREAT SUCCESS NEW BALLET AND Few 90,
Th. rharsday evening Oct 49, the snssrtaiansnss 10 co
msa's At TX with tho neg FA sa55fs q
5.sis 5.s.ns Rsss
Anna os' Nails Erosss Bella. 49,. IdlIs Ds:s b
siSH %SD' ssSTiSii
Characters by the wonderful RAvELS.
In Of the great demand for admission sk
'' Fr b n oPEs% snd
NIBLos eARDEN.-FRIDAY, OCT. A-sECoS
PURITANI.
sTEft}FXNoSEs
SALvI,
BENEvENTANo
On Friday October H. for the second and last time
PURITANI,
with the following immense cast
hrtnro ma s S;a
x,I'mo - siB %
.oB. MAJ
Price Of sdnis.ion, ono Dollar: seeursa seats. IN
dA, time DnlyD One Dollar and Half
Seats may be secured daily At the store Messrs
Son Nc 2ss broadway opposite the Park, and ~ Nib
Garden from o'clock in the morning in eyeni
Doors open at Gk performance TO commence At TX,
Saturtay-fhe Wonderful RAvELS
yIyALLACK'S THEATRE, BROADWAY, NEAR BROC
w street-Doors open at z; to commence at TX 0clo
BLEAK HOUSE.
Iurvey top. Mr. Brougham Tulkngiora 49,. Mr.. Dy
Jarndyce.. Mr.. Chippendals Krook ........... Mr..
Skimpole.. MIR Walcot Carstone: -. Mr. Reyno
The Cousin. Mr. Lester Lady Dedlosk. Miss L. Ke
Bucket. Mr. Thompson Esther Miss z. Esno
THE ROUGH DIAMOND.
Evergreen. Mr.. Reynolds Lady Plato. Mrs. Como
Cousin Joe. mr. Vincent Margery. Mrs. Steph
flHRIsTY's AMERICAN OPERA HOUSE, I7z BRoA
~ way, above Grand.-Open every nigAt-The original
far famed Christy's Ethiopian Opera Troupe, organise
1872 the and Oldest established company In sxstez
the MODEL TROFPE OF THE WORLD introducers
lar style ethiopian Entertainments, whose concerts
this city for continued succession Of years past
been received with by highly respectable and fAh
able audisn receiving PATRONAGE unprecedented IN
annals Of pablo amusement In New York Tickets, - %
Doors open 1t OK: commence a7k O'CLOCK Sole RroRr
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE rs HERE
~ by TO the occupant occupants
sill houses and lots unin lands affect
- Whereby that the following assessments have been
Ssssd the and lodged in the oce Of
hxreau for nomination all persons
s@.sted, viz For building in Fifteenth street, be-
FIRST and Tbs limits embraced
snoh include all the several house. aud lots Of
sund vacant lots aud parcels of aud ituatso
sides u Fifteen ID street. S2 from
Doth sides Of Lyngstoa place Is feet north from Fiji
All persons interests affected
ABOVE named Assessments and s0 opposed the same
either Of them requested their objections
xriftns the underlined tusr ofhcs,
sosds witsin talrty days this notice
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors
CHARLES MCNEIL, }
On Bureau Of Assessments Street Department Oct
fWA
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~ OTTSCHALK'S CONCERT AT NIBLOS SALOON
VI this evcningA few choice front be obtained
at HORACE WATERS, 1873 Broadway,
the great piano and nlusc establishment.

NEW CONCERT HALL, NEWARK.
IN MADAME IENRIETTE SONTAG'S
GRAND CONCERT,
THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER Is,
SICNOR LUIGI ROCCO, and
CARL ECKERT.
PROGRAMME
/. Grand fantasia" The Child Of the Regiment Allard
Paul Julien.
z Aria" Luce dl Questa''- Linda. Donzetti
Mme. Henrette Sontag.
g. Non piu Andrai- Marriage of Figaro. Mozart
Sig Rocco
4. " The Witches Dance. Observation-Disclosures. Paganni
Paul Julien.
g. Duet The Music Lesson. .......... Fiorayanti
Nine. Sontag and Sig. Rocco.
G. " The Swiss Song". Eckcrt
Mad. Henrette Sontag.
T. lafahteiia hossni
Sig. Rocco
g. within Mile Of Edinboro' '............. Burns
Nine. Sontag.
g. THE Carnival Of Venice ............... Paganni
Paul Julien.
TO- Duet" Elixir of Love" ............., Donzetti
Nine Sontag and Sig. Rocco.
Doors open at u concert commences at precisely
The grand Piano used this occasion from Douglass,
warerooms, A. ii. Gale Co., makers.
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CORPORATION NOTICR.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS HERE
~ BY gwen that petitions have presented In the Beard
Of Aldermen for the Of in the following
named streets TO wit sin vnstou street. from the Bowey
20 the alton OF the proposed DO built from
Sheriff TO Clinton street. also in Ludlow street, from the
,swsr In delaney street TO point fset pothsrly from
street. also In Grand from Wooster street TO point
twenty feet westerly from Greene street. also in Maedougni
street. from Bleecksr to Amity street. also in Eghtsents
street from Seventh to Sixth also in Eighth avenue
from Beecker Troy street. All interested In the
above and having objections thereto requested to pre-
sent the same in writing 70 the Contract Clerk az this once
or before October is, 1853
lhE W d = ~ FOREST croson Aqueduet Board.
(,rOtOn Auueduet tina mt Oct 10 1854
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DANoRAMA FOR SALE-A NEW, BEAUTIFUL an
l. extensive panorama Of American scenery Is offered
sale cheap II is believed that the picture Is Of charac
% he very popular and attractive For particulars apply
otter 10 hox 81 Post Once. Newark. N. j.
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ZINE ARTS.-EyHIBITTON TO CLOSE ON THE 18TH
inatant-sir Walter Scott and his literary friends and
sakpoare aud his Contemporaries The extraor ,ary de-
mand for the rroof Of tie Sr Walter Scott Friends
having exhausted al bur few Of those with the autographs
the above original paintings will be Europe
the goth inst. WILLIAMS, STEVENS WILLIAMS, 353
HrnnlMnY
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CORPORATION NoTICE.-DEPARTMENT OF RE
~ pairs and Supplies, October 9TH ls5sTo Bliiders-
missioner Of Supplies aud Repairs No. New City Han,
I'll Monday 18th October 1853 at l2 o'clock NJ at whchtme
they s BE % K S NTH t son ns q ne
eight street. Eighth for Hose Company No. s.
for the alterations house of Engine Company 81 in
Christopher Hudson street. Builders viii
raty The plans and specifications OF the work required
be done and all information in regard thereto be had
street Blank estimates be had at either office The
Commissioner the right reject all OF
sssinsses deemed for the nsEess 81 the
Commissioner Of Repairs and Sur plies.
fyRoToN AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT-To CONTRAc
Elizabeth street viii be received .he oce Croton
Aqueduet Department until Wednesday the 10Th day Of 90
the necessary receiving basins and ouverts Elizabeth
street. the Bleecker the
Blocker and Houston streets being length
building Of the same and all ether Information relating
thereto be obtained application to the Water Pur
''N THEo. R. DE FoREsT,)
Acting President, Croton Aqueduct
A. w. CRAVEN, Board
Chief Engineer. ]
New York, October 7, 1853.
CRoTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT. : TO CON.
~ traotors.Sesled proposals. endorsed Proposals for
Washington street, will be received at the Office Of
18th day Of October 1853 o'clock building Of
with the receiving basins and ouverts
Wahin street, from the in Charlton street
point thirty feet Rorth Of Spring street. being length
the building Of the and all other inform alton relating
thereto be obtained application to the Water Pur
WV THEo DE FOREST, J c.o.o.
A. ". CRAVES, Aaasaaaes
Nav YORK. cotober & ls53
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CORPORATION EOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS HERE
" by the occupant occupants
al los improved lands affected
snsxsby that the have been completed
and lodged in the Office of the Bureau
AssShents for examination by al interested,
For tagging the side alks Of Henry and Rutgers
,kreet The limits abraeed by ncude al
and let's Of oRnd vacant lots pieces and
Of land situated the south side Henry
DE Of Rutgers street thence 70 No Nc Henry street
side street the of Henry
seeet No. 2 Rutgers street All whose
Affected by the above named assessments and
opposed either Of them
pfssca their objections writing 70 the undersigned NJ
asY ofee, No Hall Of Records within thirty days from
IA AaAe Of khis NOTES
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, ASSESSOR
CHARLES MCNEIL,
O0ss, Bupeau Of Assessments Street Department. Ooto
- q 1858.
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THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL
i mail steamships.
FROM NEW YORK LIVERPOOL.
Chief cabin passage. .$ll
LIVERPOOL.
Chief cabin passage. $40
Second cabin passage. ......... 50
The ships from Boston call 1T Halifax.
ARABIA, Captain Judkins. AMERICA, Captain Leitoh.
PERSIA, Captain Ryre. EUROPA, Capt. shannon.
ASIA, Captain E. G. Lott. CANADA, Captain Stone.
AFRICA, Capt. Harrison. NIAGARA, Captain Lang.
These vssse clear white Light at head
starbosrd bow; red on port bow
Arabia Judkns, from New York, Wednesday, 10Th Oct
Canada, Stone, from Boston, Wednesday, 10Th Oct.
Asia, Lott from New York, Wednesday, I'd Nov
Niagara, Leitch, from Boston, Wednesday, 9Th Nov
Africa Harrison, from New York, Wednesday, 10th Nov
Europa, Shannon from Boston, Wednesday, 23d Nov
Arabia Judkns, from New York, Wednesday, seth Nov
Bertbs not secured until paid for.
An experienced surgeon on board.
Tho Of these ships will not he accountable for gold
silver bullion, specie ewelry precious stones metals
less bills Of ading signed therefor and the value thereof
thereM eypresssd.
For freigh. or passage apply to
f. CUNARD, No. Bowling Green.