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noGnv OF pAD66H9, Apply 70
EDWARD K. COLLINS & CO.. No. 50 Wall 1t, N. 7.
BROWN, HHPIEY CO., Liverpool
T. G. ROBERTS CO., IL Kings Arms Yard, London
JOHN HUNROE b CO., Ne rs ROs Notre Dame dss
VICTORIES, PARA or
GEO. Il. DRAPER, Havrs.
The Of these ships WI not - accountable ssr
SoA SILVER bullion specie swery, precious stones, or
nstals unless bills Of lading signed therefor, and Wa
value thereof therein expressed.
THE BRITISH AND NORTHAMERICAN ROYAL NAIL
i STEAMSHIPS.
FROM NEW YORK LIVERPOOL
Chief Cabin Passage. .vl10
Second Cabin Passage. ~
IRON BOSTON 10 LIVERPOOL.
Chef Cabin Passage. WV
EecOna Cabin Passage -
The ships from Boston call At halifax.
ARABIA, Captain Judkins, AMERICA, Capt. Leitch,
PERSIA, Capt. Ryrie, EUROPA Capt Shannon,
ASIA, Capt. f. G. Lott CANADA, Capt Stone.
AFRICA, Capt Harrison, NIAGARA, Capt Lang,
These vessels carry clearwhite light at mast head;
green starboard bow; red on port bow.
canada, a. Boston, Wednesday, 10th February
Niagara, " New York Wednesday, Esd February.
America, " Boston, Wednesday, I'd March
Arabia, 4" New York, Wednesday, 9th March
Berths not secured until pai0 for.
An experienced surgeon on board.
The Of these ships will not be accountable for
gold, silver bullion specie jewery precious stones,
value thereof therein expressed
For freight or passage, apply TO
T. CUNARD No. Bowling Green
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TvHE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES |
L Nail stsamsrs.-Ths Ehps comprising this line

fsss ships having been built BY contract expressly for
government service every has been taken in their
in their snnss-to strength and
speed and their accommodations for passengers
squaled for elegance and comfort
Price Of passage from New York to liverpool In wss
cabin $500 in second cabin, $40 Exclusive at extra
size state room, $500
From Liverpool to New York ESQ and &26
An experienced surgeon attached TO each ship.
Go berths secured until paid for.
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(1ABIN PASSAGE TO LONDON $50, IN THE BRITISH
u Bark Countess Of Seafed, Captain Brown, to sail
18th inst. Apply to FABIAN l. PARKIN, No. los Wall
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TvONPORA1ION NOrCE.-PUBIIC NOTICE Is HEREBY
" given to the owner owners, occupant, occu-
pants Of AL houses and lots improved unimprovsl
kn1a affected thereby that the following assessments
have been completed by the Assessors and lodged
ten BY an persons interested viz For tagging side
walks In Thirty nrst street between Sixth and Seventh
svenves The limits embraced by such assessment in
eade all the several houses and lots Of ground
lo pieces and parcels of land situated both sides Of
Thirty hrst street between Sixth and Seventh
.e.asd assessments and Who are opposed 70 the same
either of them requested present their objeo
Mons in writing TO the undersigned at their office, No.
Hall Of Record within thirty days from the date Of
this notice. WILLIAM GAGE
CHARLES J. BODICE, Assessors.
CHARLES MaNnWL,
Once Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department,
yeb !, 1862
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SHIPPING.

INDEPENDENT lLKL-IHnuUGH TICKETS FOROAII-
fornia via Aspnwal and PanAma--The and splsn-
did steamship UNCLE sam 1000 tonA W. A. Mills, com
mander, viii leave New York for Aspnwa On saturday,
February 10th, at O'Clock p. NJ precisely, from pier
No. n r. The performances Of this her Arst
and second voyages warrants the that the
sengers win reach Aspnwnn In from to eight days
where she win connect ~b the and splendid steam
ship Sierra Nevada 900 tons J. ID Wilson commander,
which will be in readiness Panama receive the pas
sengers OF the Uncle Sam and sail immediately for San
very FIRST class As to accommodation speed and vsnti
hti0n They by vessel the route
The tables will be supplied in the most liberal
both for cabin and sesrags passengers Every exeron
safety speed and comfort Passengers viii be land
cd ct the wharf at Aspinwa and take the Panama Rail-
road for the Pacific good surgeon Is attached each
~hose services are free Of charge TO the
For freight or passage apply TO MILLS Agent No. 81
Csrtandt street p. S--A mail bag win be made up at
this ONCE in accordance with the new law Of Congress-
fer the accommodation Of the public.
NEW YORK AND SAN FRANCISCO STEAMSHIP LINE
IN Through to San Francisco via Aspinwall and Pa
mama. No detention the Isthmus At greatly
UNION, Il 500 tons burthen Richard Adams, Comman-
der win leave New York for Aspnwal (Navy Bay from
pier No. North River, on saturday, March 9TH, at
O'Clock P. precisely, connecting with the and mag
nifoent side wheel double engine steamship WINFIELD
SCOTT, e. 100 tons,) Edward Dunn Commander, which
steamer viii be In readiness 1T Panama to receive the
Union passengers and sail Immediately for San Fran
CISCO The accommodations and ventilation Of the Win
Red Scott all that be desired Her speed (estab
shed the voyage between New York and Panama. and
while the Pacific coast Ia unsurpassed Every exer
ton will be made the part Of the line to insure COM
fort expedition and safety Passengers will be landed on
the wharf Aspinwa free taking the Panama Railroad
and cautioned that tickets for this line sold only
at 26 Broadway DAVIS, BROOKS CO, General Agents.
mail bag is made up at the above ONCE under the
United States Postage law for the convenience OF the
public.
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TRAVELLERs, GUIDE,

1tAMDEN AND AMBOY RAILROAD FOR PHILADEI.
~ phiA at II O'Clock, noon by steamboat John Potter
from pier No. North river Fare-f It class ears S.
second class, g. Returning, leave Philadelphia from
foot Of Walnut street. n. Emigrant line by
boat Atlas, from pier No l. at ~ o'clock p " Fare
81 so.
THOR AIBANY.-FARE $1.-AIBANY AND NEW
Il York Inland Route Ralroad-rwo daily express
trains, at "a. NJ and 3A6P NJ connecting at Albany
new depot, corner Of White Elm and Centre streets
where through tickets be procured, and baggage
Buffalo Passengers also received at Broome and Bowery
and Twenty sixth street and Fourth stations The
above trains win land passengers s Croton Falls and
Chatham Four Corners only All other trains will start
from City Hall station, corner Of yon Row and Centre
street. as heretofore. II .dt5sa,s :,
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CTREEr pEPARTMYNT NO HALF. OF RpCoRps-
- Public notice Is hereby given that the following psti
ton has been presented in the Board Of Aldermen To
regulate grade pave and sot curb and gutter stons in
Thirty ninth street between Second avenue and Fast
River. Also the following resolutions. To regulate pave
and set curb and gutter stones in Thirty sixth street be-
tween Third and Lexington That such part Of
fhtyninth street | not opened by law or ceaed
the Corporation be opened immediately All persons
nrested having objections thereto are requested to
resent them TO the undersigned in writing, at his Office
nor before the 10Th day of February, Instant
JAMES FUREY, Street Commissioner
February 10, 1853.
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CORPORATION NVrlCE-rUBLIC NUHCE IL HEREBY
- given to the owner owners occupant or occupants
all houses and lots improved unimproved lands A.
eeted thereby that the following Sssessments have besn
completed by the Assessos and lodged in the ONCE
the Bureau Of Assessments for examination ~ all per
interested, vx:-For well and pump in Fifty third
street, between Fourth and Lexington avenues. The
limits embraced by such assessment include all the seve
M houses and lot: q s ana
rom Lexington to 400 feet west OF Fourth avenue
the south side of Fifty fourth street between Le1iag
ton and Fourth the west side OF Lexington
Avenue between Fifty second and Fifty fourth streets
and on both sides Of Fourth avenue between second
aected by the abovenamed assessments and who op
pssed the same either of them requested to
tss HAN on "n S
tsom the date Of this notice
c caAsiEs 4 S39Gs Assessor"
once, Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department Feb
CTREET DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF RECORDS
SPubc notice hereby en that the following petition.
have been presented in he Board Of Assistant Aldermen
To regulate and grade Lexington avenue from Sixty ninth
to Eighty streets To Gag side wa and ct and
objections thereto, are r.qus!aa t. present them IL
Goth February Instant JAMES FUREY
February 10, 1858. Street Commissioner
CORPORATION NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY
~ given that petitions have been presented in the
Board Of Assistant Aldermen for the construction Of
sewers in the following named streets to wit Forty
fourth street from Tenth to the river through
Eleventh avenue to Forty second street. Forty ffth
west Of Fifth avenne Thirty fifth street. from Fifth to
Madison avenue Thirty eighth street, between Ninth
and Tenth avenues Forty fifth street. from Sixth to
Eighth avenue All persons interested in the above and
having objections thereto requested TO present the
same in writing, to the Contract Clerk at his Office,
OF before Monday, February II, 1853
NICHOLAS DEAN, President.
Croton Aqueduct Department February IA, 1853
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MEDICAL

DR. WARD'S-OFFICE IN CANAL STREET, ONR
~ door from Broadway, up stairs. Hours "A. NJ TO Q
p. M Sundays, from 10 A. n till II NJ, and from Q III
in the evening.
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DOCTOR VAN HAMBERT'S GERMAN FEMALE RENO
Dvatng fills-Beth in the female nfrmsry and In pr
vate practice Dr. Van lambert of Germany, has used
these pills with unparalleled Price 81 per box
N B-Purchase unless they have the certificate Of
copyright on the wrapper and the written signatures
Of Il c. Van lambert N. D. on the duty stamp around
each box and \. NJ GUl0N, General Agent for United
States, Anerca LET Bowery Of Grand street. and
Mrs Hayes, It's Fulton street. Brooklyn
DR. RAIPHS OFFICE HOURS FROM to Il A. NJ,
~ and too r NJ, Sunday excepted, at No. 643 Hous
ton street, near Wooster.
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A AUSTRALIAN srEAMsHR coMpANY-FoR poRr

A AUSTRALIAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY.-FOR PORT
"A Philip Melbourne and Sydney, Australia.-The mag
nidoent new steamship GOLDEN AGE 5000 burthen,
commander will be despatched for the above
ports about the 18th April This steamship is Of
the size and strength and In equal to the Col
ms line steamers and believed will prove to be the
fastest steamship in the world Her accommodations for
nrs second and third class passengers superior to
any steamer built For freight or passage apply to
J. HOWARD SON, Agents, "a Broadway.
A UsTRAIIAN PACKET IINE-THE BEAUTIFUL
"A clipper shp THEOXINA will be despatched on her
regular day. early in March, The opretors of this line
ca attention to this splendid vessel and refer to the
prompt manner in which their former ships (the Abus
and Peytsns) have sailed from this port 70 FeI in
tending visit Australia this line offers the advantages of
fast vessels elegance Of Accommodations aud every com
fort to render the voyage agreeable being by
tried and experienced captains, and vctuaed on the
ss an SaF 20
OvEkAAN GR0NER, % South street
A USTRAIIA PIONEER IINE-THE NOBLE SHIP
n EUPHRASIA, Captain Ammi Smith, taking in
cargo at pier IL East river will sail for Melbourne Port
Philip punctuay on the Esd inst The Euphrasia IL the
seventh ship of this well line and will be pro-
yisioned in the liberal manner her predecessors
Passengers requested to examine her
ssS,f john aRP S1e
"A CANTON, J. Gibbs, commander, will be despatched
for Melbourne Port Philip the 26th Of February. She
Ia. ;upeSI - for passengers and her
ton which this line has won for despatch is sufficient
guarantee for parties to engage by her. Apply board
at pier IA East river to WIN. 7. DUGAN, 43 Front
street, to ARKEIL ELLIOTT. l46 Pearl street
ExCEIsIoR LINE FOR AUsTRAIIA.-THE SPLENDID
Il New York built clipper ship PANAMA., Capt
Dearborn lying pier Is E. r. unequaed for aeetness
by any vessel the BERTH will have immediate despatch
for Melbourne direct This avorte clipper ship, built by
w. H. Webb in this city, expressly for tho China trade
has been beaten and has made Of the most
remarkable on record having gone to Aner in
seventy days. and made the passage from Canton to
New York in eghtytwo days. For balance Of freight
passage in cabin, apply to
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBIIC NOTICE Is HEREBY
u given, that petitions have been presented in the
Board Of Aldermen for the construction Of sewers in
the following named streets to wit Bank street from
Greenwich avenue to the North river Mercer street,
from Prince to Spring street Bowcry, from First street
to within fifty feet Of Second street also, from Walker
to Grand street and also from Broome street, norher
w. where said street Il not severed All persons in
terested in the above in Of them and having OBJ
iections thereto requested to present the in
writing to the Contract Clerk, at his office, before
Monday, February q, 1853
NICHOLAS DEAN President.
Croton Aqueduct Department, Feb. A. 1858.
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DAOKKN no HAvRE-SECOND LNE-THE FOL
lowing ships win leave Havre on tho l6th and New
W. he 1T ~ ali IL
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Alta MEETING OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
"A February ], 1883 the following Communication

ATA MEETING OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS,
"A February = 1858, the following communication
OF school onsys from the State supsrn
tssdsnt Of Common School, and directed to DO print
d n The Cooperation newspAper-
NEW York, Jan. q, 1853
- ~ HoaoRApI1 TN BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
0SntlenenI herewith enclose pursuant to law)
espy q report received At this office from the State u
of Common Schools in reference to the ap
Of seho. moneys thIoughSu TT the STATE BY
:pssSuily, RICHARD 3. doNNoiIY, County Clerk.
SsCRErARY's OF1CH,
DEPARTMENT OF COMMON SCHOOLS,
ALBANY, Jan. 81, 1868
10 mn CLERK OF THE COUNTY OF new Yox
pursuance Of the fourth and h sections Of the act
entitled IAN act to establish free schools throughout the
ssAte, passed April r. 1851 have opportionsd and d.
yded In the therein directed among the several
eounes otes towns school districts parts Of districts
and separate neghborhoods Of the State the moneys
ssssed and collected pursuant to the provisions Of that
ST. and ether moneys appropriated to the support OF
common schools being in all the Of 81 602 49,
and DO certify that the Of $50, 701 Of is ap
Dsrtioned TO the city nd county Of New York,
and that each town I'D city in said county will
receive thereof the 1T opposite the Of said
towns and cities in the eduls hereunto annexed the
ird colusan Of figures presenting the amount to be
divided equally amsng t choOl districts Of each town
city the fourth Co al Of Hgures representing the
amount be apportiou, mong the several school dis
ics and parts Of d. according to the number Of
children residing Their between the ages Of four and
seating the amount TO apportioned for library pur
POSES among the schoc stricts of each town city
bus nsce viii be gives the Treasurer Of said county,
when the aid will payable to him. Drafts made
before sush notification nnot be paid
HENRY RANDALL.
SUI 'nendent Of Common Schools.
eehedule above refer o.
CnY AND 4, MY or Nxw York.
Ne. Of DIST lets ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 215
Population Observation-Disclosures. SIS b46
AppOrtionnent according to districts. $6,417 81
Apportionpsnt for library purposes ..... 9,153 90
A1pcrtionment according " population 116,129 AZ
Total apportionmcnt ................ $3.50, 7ol s5
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CORPORATION EUTICE-PUBIIC NOTICE Is HEREBY
given to the swner or owners, occupant or occupants
fsssd thereby that The following been
completed the Assessors and lodged in the sce OF
The Bureau Of Assessments for examination by AL per
interested viz For tagging sidewalks west side OF
broadway from No so6 to Eighteenth street The limits
embraced by such assessmsnt include all the several
houses and lots ground vacant lots pieces and parcels
land situated on the west side OF Broadway from No
S06 TO Eighteenth street. All persons whose are
sfeoed by the above named assessments ana VINO are
opposed to the same or either them requested to
present their objections in writing to the undersigned
at their Office No Ha Of Records, within thirty days
fsom the date Of this notice
WILLIAM GAGE, J
CHAtI4ESJ. DODGE Assessors.
CHARLES MoNIELIA
once Bureau Of Assessments Street Department, Feb
yuAry 2, 1868.
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street.
EOR HAVANA, VIA CHARLESTON, s. C.-UNTTED
JIG States mail teamshp ISABEL William Rollins, oom
mander-1hs splendid steamship will leave Charleston
for Havana via Key West the 18th and 30h of each
month, and will leave Havana for Charleston the Sth
and 22d Of each month Passengers by this ship will find
her expeditions and very comfortable conveyance
For particulars apply to hORDECAI CO., Charleston
South Carolina.
TOR CHARLESTON AND FLORIDA.-SEAfI-w WEEKLY
Il U. s. NJ. Lne-The favorite and fast going steamer
SOUTHkRNER, ". Foster, commander, will leave pier
No. l. North river Wednesday, Feb 16 at O'clock
P. NJ precisely. For freight, apply board where all
bills Of adng will be signed and for passage at the Office
Of SPOFFORD, TILESTON & CO., 4S South street.
Through tickets to Florida follows-For Jackson
vile, 81 to Platka, $685.
TyOR NORFOLK, PETERSBURG AND RICHMOND
I The United States mail steamship ROANOKE Z.
Cavendy commander, viii leave pier ID North river,
Saturday, February 25h, at O'Clock n. For freight
apply On board, and for passage to
LUDLAM PLEASANTS. IS Front street
11NOR sAvANNAH-THE NEW AND SPLENDID SIDE
H wheel steamship STATE OF GEORGIA, Ca plain W.
Collins carrying the United 81 aes mail will leave Phila
dephia for Savannah on Wednesday, the 10th inst Mt
10 O'Clock A. NJ from the wharf above Vine street In
speed and strength and in every arrangement for the
comfort and convenience Of passengers this ship
surpassed Fare from New Yerk or Philadelphia $25;
seerage So The State Of Georgia leaves above every
alternate Wednesday, Agents in Philadelphia Heron
Martin No. 37K North wharves in Savannah, G. A. L.
Lamar.
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CtTEAN BETWEEN NEW YORK AND GIASGOW.-THE
- Glasgow and New York Steamship Company's new
steamship GLASGOW, 902 TONS 400 horse powsr) Ro-
bart Craig, commander win sail from Glasgow Wsdnes
day, February g. and win leave New York for Glasgow
a saturday, March 2o At IL o'clock, ct First
cabin (saoon state rooms) 500 do do (mdship S76
second cabin S6O third class 420stswards fees noa
led Apply to J. HcSYAON, 50 Broadway
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saleon, 80, s66, and $685. according to stats rooms
A limited number a third class passengers win b
taken and found With comfortably cooked provisions for
co.. 70 Liverpool So. ..... from Liverpool
Parties wshag 70 bring out their friends can obtain
adsatss sf passage and drafts the Bank Of Ireland
n sums from IL sterling upwards Hand bills can b.
haA 1t the oass Il THOMAS RICHARDSON, agent, No. Il
uHohanGe place.
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TNRCUs-NEW YORK AMPHITHEATRE NO. "a BOWL
~ ery-R. Sands 4 Co.. PROPRIETOR Monday. Feb IA.
the performance will with elegant and divers-
fed Scenes in the Circle. Dashng Horsemanship Tight
Rope Exercises Slack Rope Exercises Trick Riding, Scene
Riding, The Arab Leaps and Double Somerset 10 con.
clude with ST. GEORGE AND THE DRAGON.
st. George. Mr.. Nathans Sabra.. Mrs Nathana
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1Vl ter.-Prof. Morton viii give a grand Entertainment
Of Nitrous Oxide, or
LAUGHING GAS,
at the above named splendid Hall,
SATURDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 10.
Several hundred gallons Of the gas will be prepared for
the OCCASION in order that al who may desire the luxury
Of inhaling the same and hugh until their sides ache
can do
This gas is perfectly pure and harmless, and may be
breahed freely by all without che least injurious effect
generally developing the leading traits of characer-ora
tory, singing, &c, nc.
The frst circle will be reserved for ladies and children
accompanied by gentlemen.
Single tickets or tickets admitting gentleman
and lady, (frst circle) so cents
Tickets for other parts Of the house Is cents
Doors open at Ga; commence at TX o'clock.
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WILL SHORTLY OPEN, OWENS GRAND ALPINE
w Entertainment and ascent of Mont Blanc Illus.
tratsd with series Of magnificent and gigantic paintings
from drawings taken on the spot, at al enormous
psnse together with highly humorous and interesting
description of and the continent and in
the Alpine regions, by John Z. Owens, Esq., the well
known and popular comedian Fuu particulars win
ahOrtly be announced
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Total apportionmcnt ................ $3.50, 7o1 s5
D. T. VALENTINE Clerk

- to the owner or owners, occupant occupants Of
"A houses and lots, improved unimproved lands AZ
dDsed thereby that the following have been
smpleted ~ the Assessors, and are lodged In the
Uss Of the Bureau Of Assessments ior examination by
q persons interested viz For fencing vacant lots in
laird and Lexington avenues. The limits embraced by
sseh include Al the several houses and lots
ground vacant lots pieces and parcels Of land situated
- The north side Of Twenty ninth street. between Third
ed ISzingtoa avenues the south side Of Thirteth
Ssee between Third and Lexington avenues and the
ssH ride Of Lexington avenue between Twenty ninth and
1hiTiesh streets All persons whose interests A.
Sstsd BY the above named assessments and who OPP
pesed u the same either Of them requested TOT
usssat then Questions in writing 70 the undersigned at
1hsr Once =, Hall Of Records within thirty days from
~ Asss Of q police; .,o.o,
q. CHARLES J. DODGE Assessors.
CHARLES MCNEIL.
once Bureau Il Assessments, Street Department,
esb. 2, 1853.
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HHRISTY's OPERA HOUSE, NO. 472 BROADWAY,
~ above Grand street.-Open every night during the
week. under the sole direction and personal supervision
Of p Chrsty whose concerts in this city, for the past
six years have been received with favor by highly
spectacle and fashionable audiences Tickets Is cents
Doors open at 6x; to commence at TX O'Clock
On and after Monday, Feb. %, concert will commence
at quarter before O'Clock.
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CORPORATION NOT1CE--PUBIIC NOTICE rs HEREBY
" given to the owners occupant or occupants
II and lots improved unmpro lands affect
"a thereby that the following assessments have been
completed by the Assessors and lodged TN the oos
Of the Bureau Of for examination by AL per-
interested VIZ For tagging sidewalks and reset
ting curb and gutter stones in Franklin street The
1its embraced such assessment include al the seve
ral houses and lots ground vacant lots pieces and
pareels Of land situated the south side of Franklin
street. between Broadway and Church street. All per-
who opposed to the same either
q them requested to present their objections in
writing to the undersigned at their ONCE No. Hall Of
Rscords within thirty days from the date of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES ]. DODGE, Assessors
CHARLES HcNTEIL,
OAce Bureau Of Assessments Street Department Feb.
4 1859.