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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-22

TyORPeRAx1ON N0TICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is HERE
u ky rvOn khe owners occupant or occupants
heusee ana ots Improved or unmproved lands affected
sgsby that following have been completed
n lodged In the ooe Of the Bureau
1snen isF szAni.ation by al persons interested Vi. =
buSng In Thompson street. between Broomo and
6iescksr srsss Spring street, between Thompson and
feene strests IN Prince street. between Thompson and
stfset6 limits embraced by such assessment
include ali houses and lots Of sround vacant lots
land situated both sides OF Thomp
street Broome and Beecker streot on both
des Sprag street, betweep Sullivan and Greene Streets
rsets t southorly corner Of Thompasn and Bleecke
aHreets dos Of Houston street. between LAurens
nd Sullivan stsests the side OF subway street. be-
tween Houston and point thirty nine feet two inches
Pps4 both sides Of Laurcns street. bo-
swscn sprn and Houston Streets tho west SIDE q Woo.
side between Spring and Prince streets
Al whose interests affected BY me above named
aud who opposed to the same or either OF
Sew 70 their IN writing
10 hs undcrssnet At their ofoo, No Hall OF Records,
within thirsy dare from the date Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES McNIELL,
Ose, Busssa Of Assessme nts Street Department. Oct
I5cS-
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CEASICKNESS OVERCOME.-DR KELLINGER HAS
y discovered certain preventive for this great
tho Thousands will travel and proclaim the glad
dings the Of the earth
cholera, dysentery dsrrhoa all Of spasmodic
each and 50 Dozen Dr. Kelngor certainly has
rejoice at his discovery for restoring the hair after
remedies have failed No one can doubt they win call At
6 Broadway and the astonishing evidences
the first families in the nation Sold in large bottles at IS
eaoh containing five of other articles sold at ST. 1t
fails and Is perfectly delightful TO Dr. Kellinger
has refined his beautiful niment for family all who
make trial delighted, and certain to be cured It
used externally and informally consequently fits all classes
s tho omsa wa ths rst;snt 10 or-sS f- if
most certain and delightful medicine offered to the
afflicted Sold in largo beautiful bottles ISL each and
SO Dozen All are happily disappointed with its asreca
bic and sanatye Qualities Ihere scarcely an editor or
NEEDY 1t is the only Advertised medicine that received
the Of the wealth and distinction Of the whole
country Go where you will yeu will find this beautiful
dicine.
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CORPORATION NoTIcE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS HERE
~ nv occupant or occupants
of ali houses lots improved unmproyed lands affect
ed thereby following assessments have been
Bureau examination by all persons inter
way and the Fifth The limits raced by such
all the several houses and lots of ground
pieces and parcels land situated both sides
Of Forty street from Broadway the Fifth avenue
side tho of Forty third street
west side of Sixth avenue street cast
side of Sixth avenue feet inches north and south from
street and side Of the Fifth avenue
100 feet north and south from Forty third street
All persons whose interests are affected ny the above
them ore their objections in writing to
the their Office No. Hall OF Records within
thirty days from the dato of this notices.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES MCNEIL, y
Office Bureau Of Street Department October
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(yORP0RATION NOTICE. PUBLIC NOTICE is
~ hereby given the owners occupant or
psnts and lots improved lsnds
thereby that the following have been
completed by The ASSESSOR and are lodged in the
tred For setting curb and gutter and tagging Essex
street. from Rivngon to Stanton street. The limits em-
braced by such assessment include all several
and lets Of ground vacant lots pieces and Of land
situated both sides OF Ryingto to
Stanton street All persons interests are affected by
the above named assessments and who opposed the
same either OF them requested
tions in writing to the undersigned their Office No
Hall Of Records within days the date Of this
notice. WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES McNIELL, y
e. 1853.
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ZINC PAINT-THE UNDERSIGNED, AGENTS FOR
II the sale Of white oxide of zinc, fly the
and Lchgh znc Company are prepared to
would invite the
enton Of the trade to its evident superiority others Of
its successful competition
with the of foreign Dealers with confidence depend
always obtaining supply OF this paint which
uniform Wilderness rrioes and terms arranged the
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CPoRTINd.-FULL FLOODED PRIx1 KING CHARxn1
y pupA Italian rsyhosndn NsxislneNnaf. 49, 4sE-
ssaterS e. Large shAnrhas ard chWtAsoAs foWA - -
Wssss ssssss ssxsss ~ I~Nsas ~ ssanA
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NJ 0TICE-PAssENGER FOR TIE STEAMSHIP STAR
IN OF THE SOUTH, for New Orleaps, Ill pleass -
bc-rd ~ picr No " Esst river this day tooloox At
-&sA hsss shs sAsp via M.
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ryORPoKArION NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE IS
hsrsbv giyen 70 owner, occupant
SSn 81 al houses and lots improved unimproved lands
Sected thereby that the following assessments have been
Somulctsl By the and lodged the once OF
40 bureau Of for examination by all persons
tsrested y:For paving SECOND avenue, from Twenty
shh etrcst Forty street. The limits embraced
~ guch include all the several houses and lots
81 oun lots pieces and parcels Of land situated
streets on side Of Twenty eighth street 100
Sset east and Second both sides Twenty
Sinh street. and 800 feet west from Second
ma 10th sides Thirieh street S feet east and 800 fees
from both sides of Thirty first street.
feet 500 feet west from Second avenue; both
Sde Of second street. SO feet east and JOS west from
ssocnd avenues both sides Thrythir street. 1925 feet
est and feet west from Second avsaue on both sides Of
street. 1925 feet east and 06 feet west from So
Snd AZ feet west Second both sides of Thirty
isk stroot SIS east and 5 feet west from Second
ae on both Thirty street, 3 feet east and
faat west Second both sides OF Thirty
oirhth trse and 35 feot west from Second
on sides Of Thirty street. feet east and
N feet Second on both sides OF Fortieth
otreet M feet and @ feet west from Second avenue; on
Roth des Of Forty & feet cast and S5 feet west
nom second the south side Of street
IONS affected the above named assess
ents and who opposed the either of them
~ osted 70 their objections writing to the
nndersi9ned their office, No Hall Of Records, within
Shirtv dsyu from tho date of this notice.
S# 55 5sESs Ss sShsn, Assessors.
once Bureau Of Assessments Street Department, Ooto
Der 10. 1858.
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NoR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE.-THR UNITED
States mail steamer HUMBOLDT, p Lines, sommsndeS
viii leave for Havre touching u Southampton 10 land the
mails and RasssseeEs Saturday October r. 1t II O'Clock
from pier No. North river
PIice Of passAge-First class x13
De- % Second class.
board the day before sailing marked "belown No eighs
WI b. TAKEN ssr SFsShZ 9rtGsss e 5Sr sssS
BroAdWAy,
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AIRS. PALMER ASTROLOG1sT, WILL REMAIN A
M short before her departure for the South Being
visited by ladies and gentlemen from the southern parts
this country being solicited to tettle among them
DO before long Ladies and geatlomen wishing to know
call In vain the real oboot sought after
Call at No. 22g Bewery, opposite Prince streot.
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MRS; ALVIN, RENOWNED m HUR01n ZOE I'm
M skill h. Drotslling the futurs, hns AsE1veS - -
tnss:spssss dream; Isv a,isH s.a sys sssh
ne parsens shsy Vim nAfyy also At n3ue ~ ensee
Mrs Alwia speaks khe EngiIsh Trsash ap4 eGne3 -
.raCca. ReeidssBe = p,yiSg4op street. ur k1xh nc t
1sveu. LAatsAs y cents; gsnllenoa q.
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sxzIFRIuG.

0xQrIIu0s
ECOR SALA-THl e0H00MnR YAkMnh IN coon
sedsr glAahse 1o9 the umbse % bfis1 9a1et draws
sH fess wAi whsa loaAod She lies - he foet ~ Morton
strett, EoiA rivsr caG ~ Z RU9KxANa hotof Yeesy
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FURNITURE,


ENAMELLED COTTAGE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
~ dealers will md completcj assortment of beaded
pcntne high post cottage and other stylos At MA
fHEwS s1ACY's. No. 62s Broadway. corner Of Spring
Those who have the No 81 class &C. Crystal
Palace, know how their furniture is finished.
DITCH ROSEWOOD FURNITURE-H. STONEY WOULD
III particularly invite about selecting their paror
furniture TO examine his superb STOCK At his $50
Broadway The most fashionable styles prices
T. STONEY. $50 Broadway opposite the PRESCOTT House.
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TT SNAIL LINE FOR CALIFORNIA.-REDUCTION
y in the price Of psssaSsIU Mail Steamship Co.
great United States mail For California and Oregon, via
intend to despatch for Aspnwa Saturday, Nov 9TH
2oeook M from pier foot Of Warren street the fast
Hartstene u n, to ccnrecta at Panama with he Pacific
Nail Steamship Company's steamer JOHN L. STEPHENS,
Capt L. Person Through tickets for Caorna by these
The Of the Isthmus lat the expense or tho
made part by railroad and the facilities for
ing the sthmus such cannot be found other
route to California For passage apply CHAS A WHIT
NEY ut the Office III West street. corner Of Warren street
TINTED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
u The steamship UNITED STATES will DO despatched
BY this company for Havana and New Orleans Thursday
New Orleans will be received at 40 cents per foot
only taken freight to Havana For passage apply Mt
NJ 0. ROBERTS.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS HERE.
bv syen that petitions in the Board
q for the construction Of in the following
Sree Also Franklin from sixty feet east Of Centre
Seet 70 Orange street, also In East Broadway from Gin
10 Jeerson street, from Jefferson to Montgomery
and also II Forty third from the westerly Line
m street. petition for basin and calvert
Il the southwest OF Fulton and West srees also
Sesoutou Of the in sttery place. to
Shs south de Of Pier NO at the westerly side Of West
sreet All psrsons in the above of them
and having thereto requested to the
kefore Sstuxday October 18th, 1853.
A. W. CRAVEN, Chief Engineer, duet Board
Crotch Aqueduet Department., Oct To- 1858.
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UFEIRP1n0.


mp zTLzNTIS Jams: w: csaa..a:s A nj: .s..
:Is;:y s s;sSsss.Y Oct . sn O'clock H. her SssS
freight p.sss having unsquallsd sce0modasions
''r elegance ana ''n'i EbH2kbs' K. COLLINS s. w.uA
ssi,s and
THE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
Mail steamers-Ths ships comprising this line the
ATLANTIC CAPTAIN Vest
tf1cTTr Csp pssn Hy I'VE.
BALTIC; .................. Captain comstock
These ships have been built iy ccnsrac Especially for
their has Ssn hs
and their for ansquad for
sS Y;E to @
From iiysrpsoiI 70 New York, ESQ and go
No bsrths secured Iii paid for " '''" 'Ap'
PROPOSED DATES FOR SAILING.
s s:sss.$$.y, S Oct 1879 wwssas:sy sss
s:s:y s.: ss
For ES&a Il BBrs.aSEs iPHEy street.
JOIN MossoE CO. III H. IS Rue Nosrs Dame do.
oE ssss!i'i Il. f bRxif FER H.n..
THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL
i mail steamships
yRon roRx LIVERPOOL
Chiet eap1n passage .elz
0'''AA p FROM .osrca 70 ii1:nrooI -" y
Cniel CABIN passage.
The shps rom Boston cali Il Halifax. 49,
z s5z S:Ss a!!,::s s:ss;:s s! En-:
nv r @ ss s Ct
from S Sss sa 4 Hs,
zs:!:: : : :s s:Ss n:
Arabia, jadiins. rom New York. wsSnssday s0sh Nov
Bsrths not secured until paid for
The these ships will not b accountable for gold
sss:a: s e. :;
Freight Or '''''s; .e sSE \, NJ. Bowling o.....
CTEAM BETWEEN NEW YORK AND GLASGOW
steamer GLASGOW dSss tons 100 horse pewsrJ Robsrs
Craig, will leave New York for Glasgow Sa
mid. Ss s: s ss.
third GLASS; $2O-steward's fees included. Apply to
THE LIVERPOOL AND PHILADELPHIA STEAM
ship Company inten starting their favors steamships
FROM PHILADELPHIA.
City OF GLASGOW SATURDAY, Oct O.
City OF manchester Saturday NOV o.
City of Glasgow. ........... Wednesday Sept a.
saloon sso SIS and s5i according to state rscms
SOS. -; 70 Liverpool So !: !. from Liverpool.
oates Of and drafts the Bank Of Ireland in
Ace of THOMAS RICHARDSON, Agent,
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DACKETS TO HAvRE-SECOND LINE.-THE FOL-
lowing ships will leave Havre the 10th, and New York

They all first York built ships provided
all requisite articles for the Of pas
senge and commanded by experience in the trade
The price Of passage without wines liquors Goods
sent to the Subscribers will DO free from
BOYD & HINCKEN, Agents, 164 Pearl street.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS HERE
" Ly given the occupant occupants
Of all houses and i'm proved OF unm lands affect
pleted and lodged In the office OF the
Bureau Assessments for examination by all persons In
Twenty sixth to venty seyens street The limbs embraced
ground lots pieces and parcels of land situated
side Of Third from Twentysixth street to
a pont inches north from Twenty seventh street.
and north side Of Twonty stree: Gas. 70
whose effected by the above named
and who opposed the either Of them
auested to objections in writing to ,he under
signed their Office No Hall Of Records within thirty
days from the date Of this notice.
ChAR iA& IA ). 666obcE. Assessors.
CHAkL ES AcNlEIL,
Office Bure Of Assessments Street Department Oos B.
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NRoToN AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT-To coNTRAc-
Eighth sree will be received at the ooe Of the Croton
Aqusduct Department until Monday tho 18th day Of Ooto
receiving basins and eulysrts in Eighth street
The plan Of the sewer for the building of the
,ae and other information relating Thereto DO OBJ
sined on application Water Purveyor a this ooe
THEO. r. DE FOREST, Acting President, Croton Aqus-
A, W. CRAVEN Chief Engineer. ) duct Board.
New York Oct. IA, 1853.
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[yoRPORATION NOTIcE.-pUBLIC NOTICE /

(IOEPORATION NOTICE-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
hereby given to the owners occupant
pants al houses and lots roved unimproved lands
affected thereby that the following assessments have been
the Bureau Assessments for by ali persons
interested yzFor tagging side Of Henry street. from
No 37 to Grand street. The limits embraced BY such
mont include all tho several houses lots ground vacant
lots pieces and parcels Of lane situated tho east side Of
Henry street. point one hundred ortynve feet
Of Grand street to the ners con Grand and Henry
streets All persons whose interests affected BY the
above named and who opposed TO the SANE
either Of Them requested their
writing to the undersigned at their oce No Hall OF Re
cords within thirty days from the date Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES j. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES McNIELL;
Office Bureau of Assessments Street Department October
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-22

- AND 8. JERRARD CO.-JEWELERS BY AP
the 6ue.s Panton street and Maymarke London bog 70
call the attention of the public their display rich silver
In class twenty Of the New York Crystal Palace
The agent Mr. Fletcher is in attendance daily and will be
happy to afford explanations he also fur
plate both useful and ornamental Address 6 Broadway
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AIRS. BREWSTER, FROM PHILADELPHrA, TENDERS
s.sssls ;ys and Law natter. o. SsS:%
Will tell the Of the lady gentleman thsy VIII marry;
Also the name Of the visitors Residence Great ysnes
street, Of Rowery. Ladies. 90 osnts genensn. q.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS HERE
~ BY Owen 70 the owners occupant occupants
g houses and lots improved lands
thereby that the following have been
Ay the AID lodged in the office Of the Bureau
vsFor building in Forty first street, between Third
nd Lexington avenues The limits embraced by such
Include all the several houses ana lets Of ground
vacant lots peSs and Of land situated both sides
a Forty Lexington to Third
snd Of Third and street.
who opposed the same either Of
s are requested to present their ectons In writing to
NE undorsisned st their ecs No. Hall Of Records withn
Shrty days nom ths date of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE $AssessorD.
CHARLES MoNEILL, y
Onse Bursaa Of Street Department. October
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y ing at ashington Heights, Yonkers HsstinSs Dsbbs
rois, coaiesy book and Cold sprnsT.ro s cent: 70
Washington Heights touching At HammonS street each
Captain c. Beiby will leave the steamboat pier foot Of
Jay street, third pier above Chambers street. Sunday
leave Nswbur At sosok r. L. These trps viii be
tinued during The
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4yoRPORATIoN NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is HERE
By gvea the owners occupant or occupants
kouse1 lots improved unimproved lands Affect
q hrsby has the following have been com
Suresu for by all persons inter
0ted v-Yof building sewer in Eghteenth street, frem
lsh Assessment include all tho several houses and lots Of
vacant pieces and parcels OF land situated
IN 1es Egtsenth street from Seventh avenue to the
Guason river; the side Of avenue ~ feet ~
north south Eghtconth street both sides
6 Eleventh % north and south from Eighteenth
nd south from Eighteenth street, ALI whose inter-
" Affected BY The above named and who
% same Of them requested
theix objections In writing the undersisned 81
~ efRoe No Hall OF Records within thirty days from
~ aate Of this Aotios.
CHARLES j. DObGE, Assessors.
CHARLES KoNIELL, }
0Ass Bureaus OF AsssssmeAt Street Department. OoA
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NEW YORK TO MONTREAL, oGDINsBURG, BUR
belowg PALE Rutland wnd,or White Mysr Wells RIVER
Haven Railroad, Broadway and Canal and Twenty
"A'n Afs'~ sI V%NGiS HYDE. AGENT In ssush ssr.sA
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NOTICE = PASSENGERS By THE ROYAL NAIL
IN stsashp DEE Cor 81 Thomas are hereby notified that
she will sail the 10Th iss noon and they will plsass
be OF board before that kour. 'k4
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CTREET DEPARTMENT NO. 4 HALL OF RECORDS
Public notice hereby given that the following petition
has been presented the Board Of flag walks
Second avenue, between Twenty ninth and Thirty first
streets Also the following resoutionTo widen West street
the Battery to Thirteenth street, lj feet beyond its
present width Also the following petition in the Board Of
Assistant AldermeDTo dig and build we'll in l2Sth street.
having objections thereto requested to present them In
writing the undersigned ut his Office before the 3st
October inst. JAS. FUREY. Street Commissioner.
October 81, 1853
CTREET DEPARTMENT. NO. 4 HALL OF RECORDS
Sealed proposals will be received this office until Mon
Fifty street. from Third to Sixth accordance
with the newly establish cd grade line Specifications to be
had application to tho contract clerk Of this department
October q, 1853 JAS FUREY, Street Commissioner
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EXPRESS AGENCIES.

CPECIAL EXPRESS NOTICE. ADAMS 4 co. WILL
= express between New York and Boston via New
Haven Harttosd and Springfield Railroads. commencing
Saturday Qether for the Of express
ages generally Express will leave the once Az p
daily Leave Boston hour with messengers
ADAMS CO, 50 Broadway.
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NGoRNING LINE FOR ALBANY-LANDINo oNLY
M C0zxens' Dock West Point, New burg Pokeopse
Kingston, Catshin and Hudson. Fare 81 TO Albany; lsa
mus will the soamLoA pier at the foot Of Jay street.
every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday ~ O'CLOCK A. NJ
arrive In Albany In time for trains gong eat
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TloRP0RATION NoTICE.-PUBLICN NOTICE IS HERE
~ the occupant occupant
II All houses and lots improved uninproved lands
etsd ereby that the following have been
Surssa Of Assessments for s.amin BY al persons In
Srestsd -Ycr building sewer from near Seventh ave
~ 10 rs feet Of the said The limits embraced
~ such include all several houses and lots Of
pieces and parcels Of land situated
eth sides Thirty street between Broadway and
Broadway and Seventh the west side Of
GroadWay Thirty street 20 point ~ feet south
street, the east side OF Seventh
Gom Thirty eighth street 70 point feet inches south Of
es Thirty shth street. All whose interests
Seetod BY above named assessments and who are
lhsr oeens In writing to the undsrsigned At their oios
~ netioe WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, }Assessors.
CHARLES McNIELL,)
Ome Bursau OF Assessments Street Department. October
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OERHANs GIFT TICKETS, ONE DOLLAR KAvi
For sale ct the
CHINESE ASSEMBLY ROOMS, $50 BROADWAY,
Prom A. N. to 10 +. N. daily
Also, At Horace Waters mnBio store SF Broadway.
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STREET DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF aECoRSs.-
ave been presented in Boardof For
sixth street, Broadway aud Sixth fence
Nos M and 2s also the lots on both sides Of said
lots between and Fifth where now
Jagged Thirty eighth and For
saiks oNinth avenue between Thirty and
svsnues All persons interested having objections
thsm in writing TO the undersigned at
Oot III 1889 JAMES FUREY. Street Commissioner.
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L,OR NORFOLK, PETERSBURG, AND RICHMOND
United States Mall line.-The steamship ROANOKE,
TOWN Captain Parrish every Saturday at O'Clock NJ
from pier Is North river The accommodations for
gers By these ships For freight apply
board and for pNssageto
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ryoRPoaArIoN NoTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE is HERE
Nv xycn 10 occupant or occupants
ali Heuses and lots improved unimproved lands IL
stsd thereby that the following assessments have been
by the Assessors lodged In the ece
me bureau Of for examination BY all in
4,ysstod Viz For building In Leroy street. from
~ Hudsen street the Hudson river The Limits
S,sced By suoh include all the several houses
rround lots pieces and parcels Of land
ustsd Both sdes of Leroy street FROM Hudson street
~ eouth and iO9 inches north from Leroy street,
keth des Washington street. loo feet south and 3 feet
Ssrth from Leroy street, the side Of West
north and south Of Leroy street All persons whose
Sho A. either Of hem requested
- their objections In writing to the undsraigned ~
~ eSce No Hail Of Records, within thirty days from
tts dsSe Of Shls notice.
WILLIAM GAGE
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors
CHARLES MoNIELL,
aos Bsrssu Of ASS ssments Street Department. Oot
ls6a
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rUur OLD DIR HUNTER HIMSELF, THE PHysICIAH
who established tho Hunterisn Dispensary Ne. H
is,o ssrcct Nav York city In 1884, author OF The Had
Boot wade Meoum 10, be consulted, ~ usual Nn
A. n until 10 r. n, Sundays sxospted, 81 the old oocA