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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-01

CORPORATION NOTICE. PUBLIC NOTICE is
X hereby given to the occupant
IaAts Of all houses and lots improved lands
saected thereby that the following have
completed BY the ASSESSORS snd lodged in the once Of
he Bureau Of for s5sminaton by all
Broadway to Eighth avenue and for mscadamizng
thirty feet vide Through the centre the The limits
embraced by such sent include all the several
sd lots Of vacant lots pieces and parcels
Ysy 70 Eighth avenue All persons whose interests af
Sted BY tbe above named and who oppos
ID 70 the either Of them requested to
tAsir objections in writing the ndersgned at their
eee No Hail Of Records within thirty days from the
date Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, }Assessors
CHARLES McNIELL,
GFiee Bureau of Assessments, Street Department Au
oHgs e, 1853.
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CORPORATION NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE IS HERE
S given he owner or owners occupant or occupants
sssted thereby that the following have been
completed by the ASSESSORS and lodged In the office Of
v.Tos setting curb and gutter in 18th street,
E such all the several houses aud lots
81 ground vacant lots pieces snd parcels Of land situated
t:st east e Fifth on both sides Of 18th street.
sm Eighth avenue feet east Of Seventh avenue and
q the east eide Of Eighth from 5h street to l0
.nsesed y the aboyenamed assessments and who are
sent their objections in writing the dersgned their
enee No. Hall Of Records within thirty days from the
@Ase Of this notice. WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES1McNIELL.\
ohss Bureau of Assessments Street Department August
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MATRINfONY.

MATRlM0NY MADE EASY, OR HOW TO WIN A
1vl Loyer-Proessor LAWTON, Boston, formerly Of Lon
DON viii send to any address, the receipt Of dollar
post paid plain directions able ladies' gentlemen
ne devoted affections Of many Of the opposite
shof nchits ma desire The process so simple but
capvsng that All may be married, Irrespective Of ago,
appearance or positn and last though not least II
inIosslS Address Professor Lawton. Boston, Mass No
ED thlsl fsH w Ig pGc; galsrs tas postage SAID
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ncRPORATIoN NoTIcE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
~ here BY given to the owner occupant
supsnts Of all houses and lots i'm proved unmprovei
Hd affected thereby that the following have
been completed by the ASSESSORS and lodged In the
sAee Of the Heau Of Assessments for by all
viz FOR setting curb and gutter stones
+ Forty eighth street from Eighth to Tenth also
fr Tagging four feet wide through the sidewalks Of
ths The limits embraced by such include
an he several houses and of lots pieces
grsee from Eighth to Tenth avenues. All persons whose
haerets affected by the above namei assessments and
Who opposed to the either Of them
q 70 present their obsctons in writing to the under
EgDed At their ONCE No Hall Of Records within thirty
6Sys from the date Of this notice.
s s#4EERs s Sa$S Assessor.
Cce, Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department. Au-
Eses 90 1855
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ykeToN AQU.DUCT pePAETkENT-TO CON.
trsetors-Sealed proposals endorsed Proposals. for
si.snE sswsr in sixth street will be received The
at Monday the 9th day Of September 1858 at IL clock
Suild sever, with the necessary receiving basins
cuverts, In Sixth street, between First and Second
snue ne plan Of the sewer and specifications for the
Neng OF shs same and all other Information relating
ysf, at this once. 49, NJCH0r,xS IIFIN
NV Seyh, August 70, lsia
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CORPORATION NOTICE. PUBLIC NOTICE IS
hereby given to the owner ovrers occupant
pants Of all houses and lots lands
affected thereby that the assessments have
completed by the Assessor and the Of
terssed For building sewer Madison avenue be-
snersced BY such include all the houses
AID lots Of ground lots pieces and of land
seventh and Thirty eighth streets All persons, whose
interests affected by the above named and
yhs opposed to either them requested
- their objections In writing to the undersgnd
1T their ONCE No. Hall Of Records within thirty
6sn the date Of this notice
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES ]. DODGE, }Assessora
CHARLES McNIELL }
Once Bureau Of Assessments Street Dep August
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ENE coURr-IN THE MATTER OF THE APPLI

CUPREME COURT-IN THE MATTER OF THE APPLI.
of the Mayor Aldermen and Commonalty Of the
city Of New York. relative to the widening and
ing of Whitehall street in the city of New York, the
westerly side Of said street. the Bowling Green aud
State street. to make tho street seventy feet in width
those poirtsThe Mayor Aldermen and Comma Of
the city New York hereby give notice. that they will ap
Fly special term of the Supreme Court Of the State Of
New York ct the City Hall Of the city of New York
Saturday the 10Th day Of September A D. 1885, At the
counsel BIO heard the amendment and modification
day of Dec, pber 1882 that the boundaries and ns Of
the lands and premises required TO be taken for this
esedin shall correspond With resolution Of the Common
whitehall street shall be Of the average width Of seventy
m feet throughout md shall include the premises bounded
and described In said resolution as follows TO wit begin
ming ut point Bowling Green front, distant twenty
eight @ feet from the westerly osrner Of Bowns Green
the norhery aide Of Bridge street. distant ssysntsen
streets from thence eommeeeng on the southery sde Of
hall street fourteen feet seuthery to Pearl street to
eight feet from thence from the souhsrIy side Of PEA.
hall seventeen feet to the of Whitehall and
State rec And notice IL further given that at the time
and place motion win be made for the sppon
Of the commissioners estimate and
nent In the ABOVE entitled matter.
ROBERT J. DILLON, Counsel Of the Corporation.
Dated New York, August s. 1853
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sRoTON AQUEDUcT DEPARTMENr.-TO coNTR, g.
tors-Seal&d proposals endorsed Proposal for sewer
Thirty fifth hrcet will be received the Once ef the
roton Aaueducs until Monday Sth Say 81
sptember 1853 At ~ o'clock, M, Tor tho building Of
street from the sewer in Lexington svenue to
point shout eighty feet east Of Fourth ayenue bsn IN
myth about three hundred and sixty six feet The pan
the sewer for tho budiag OF thu same
nd all other information relating be
application 70 the Water Purrey9r At this onies.
NICHOLAS DEAN,
lew York, Auguet "a, 1853
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xIoRroRATION NoTIcE.-puBLIc NOTICE rs

EVAPORATION ,NoTIcE.-PUBLIC NOTICE is
w hereby given to the occupant
HAHts Of all houses and lots improved lands
affected thereby that The following assessments have been
BY the Assesors and lodged in the ONCE Of
the Aureau By all
tsenth street. The Limits embraced by such
sude all the several houses and lots Of ground
and parcels Of land situated The side
eond between twelfth and Thirteenth streets and
= hundred and thirty three feet Second avenue
al whose terests affected By the above named
then are requested 70 present. thei, In writing
within thirty days from the date OF this notice..
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES McNIkLL, y
Once Bureau Of Assessments Street Department August
81 ISL ="
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TULLIEN'S CONCERTS,
u CASTLE ARDEN,
EVERY EVENING FOR one MONTH ONLY

EVERY EVENING FOR ONE dMoNTH ONLY.
r,,,x TINS THoRspAYl EVENING. SEPTEMBER l,
"hi &c performed the folio s,ng programme
Overture" Dor Freisshutz' Internationally Weber
symrhosy The sehes4o from the '"Midsum%er -
csand Esosssys and Aria-Tis Queen Of Night
Mile Anna zerr.
seie~The Celebrated Maritime Air "Aden Roch Albert
Performed on the COrlss Piston BY Herr Kong ~.
IItermisson for promenade, fifteen minutes.
Grand Operate Selection A and Fantssia-"Ie
,.. x.,as- A.r,nssdnIy Julien. c,..,. ~.
ALPINE Asi'aS0fsfi s Nc ANN. z;ir. Charles Mass
eLa p'im sr J wmiIs
-. By II; Wuilise.. =
'A'e ra ri n AMERICAN atiDRiiLE, A0'n A''s''
containing all The National Airs embracing Twenty
sSes and Variations for twenty .; Jnen's sminens
arrival IN this country and win produced at the be
are u pre-:
only correct authorized edition Of ~ Jul
and be had Of all mutic sellers.
Jrliens Concert Books the lives and portraits
a.sf Lsssp &C. TIE w0sds the song o.
Be
evening and esn DO hsd in the Garden only Price one
mission has been granted by the commissioners and
contractors for the Of the Battery to enable
ss sss
shcsnt police force hss been detailed to carry out
Doors open at I; concert to commence At o'clock.
pr9msnade. pmsy n Gents
No Reserved seats. 49, D'--
can be obtained at all music stores aud hotels and
Beware Of spectators in tickets.
once. sns fvs Fl ae SSr
(SunlAye excepted)
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DRoIoN A3UEDUCT DEPARTMFNT;-To ooNrRAc.
Cherry street will be receysd = the oos q the Gro
1883 ~ IL o'clock NJ for the building sewer
Nth the receiving basins in Cherry
street, from the Roosevet street franklin
being in length about $50 plan Of the
and specifications for the building the same and
~ ether information relating thereto, obtained on
IMPLICATION to the Water Purvey or, a. this Office
President OF the Croton Aqusduat Department,
New York, August 20, 1853
CORPORATION NoTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE rs HERE.
~ by given to the owner or owners occupant or
pants Of all houses end lots unimproved lands
kAested thereby that the following assessments
peted by the and lodged In the ooe of
Me Bureau Of Assessments for examination by all persons
Interested, vizFor paving Tventyhft street, between
With avenue and Brcaaway The mits embraced BY such
assessment include all the houses and Of ground
ncsnt Sts peess and parcels Of land situated on both
nc All persons whose interests affected by the above
amed asssssmepts and who opposed to the same
nhof OF Them are requested to their objections ia
ritng to the usdersigned, at their Office No Hall Of
eeords within thirty days from the Of this te
WILLIAM GAGE,
: CHARLES J. DODGE, }Assessors.
CHARLES McNIELI. \
Once Bureau Of Assessments Street August
1853.
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pxsoLUrIoNs PROPOSING AN AMENDMENT TO

u
Essolysd q as Senate sons.l Ths section I've ard
It s.J
sSs,: =: Is
ssssies two s%s.dsd shall as may may
e the h f FL
ARD % SS
WI. s. pay s e promise ys
n s o% .a rotor e. yn biz ys.
nay Parsed d:s:sssins nary man
son to vote 81 such election" ~
s.s:r. sl.ssisS sssa.ss
published for three months previous to the time Of such
ssn :. SS e :
sohs Assembly BY r. AS;ssP1Sy a. sn..,.
4. :.
ne
ssE S ss s ON &c IN
Tins % =
under my hand and sesl Of once q the city
e the f Ans L ns Sss, e q fGs Lord
SUPREME CoURT.-IN THE MATTER OF THE AP-
- plication of the Mayor Aldermen and commonay of
the city Of New York rslasiy, to the opsa1s end iyg
and the Fifth and Eighth the city York
The Mayor Aldermen and Commonalty the city
York. to statute In such sde and provided
hereby give notice that they will apply the Supreme
said court to be held the City Hall Of the city of New
York Saturday the 18TH day Of September 1883 At the
opening Of the court that day thereafter
be heard for the appointment five commits
oners Of estimate and assessment in the above entitled
matter that the nature and extent Of the Improvement
q
place. bounded southery Fifty ninth street. northery
by 06th street. esserl by Fifth and westerly by
Eighth avenue. in the Twelfth, Nineteenth and Twenty
second wards Of the city Of New York laid out the
plan Of said city under and BY virtue Of act
titled act relative to in the city Of New
also an act entitled act to alter the map plan OF
the city Of New York. BY laying out thereon public place
and to authorize the taking of the same passed July 81
E53 three ffths being present
ROBERT J. DILLON. Counsel to the Corporation.
Cated New York, August 20, 1853
CUPRENE CoURT.-IN THE MATTER OF THE APP
- plication OF the Mayor Aldermen and Commonalty Of
the city Of New York relative to the opening Of Fourth
from Thirty eighth street to the norhery side
Ia5h street. in the Twelfth, Eighteenth and Nineteenth
wards Of raid city Notice hereby given pursuant to
and Asesement iu the above entitled matter, will be
gented TO the supreme Court special torn thereof to
be held at the CITY Hall Of the city Of New York Satur
day the 10Th day October D. 1888 and that there and
them OF soon as counsel can be heard No
JOHN VI PTNKNEY, Commissioners
RICHARD j. SMITH,
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WATCHES, JEWELLERY, sc.


GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, DIAMONDS AND
Vt jewelry.-GEO. q. ALLEN Importer No. II Wal
street, near broadway, second floor.
JULES JURGFNsEN WATCHES,
Warranted perfect time keepers, from. $50 to $3.50
COOPER WATCHES,
Duplex ana levers, ron.
IspEpFypEST SECOND
And quarter second Watches for timing hcrses rs TO go
- cRnoSonRTERs,
Splendid pocket ehronometers, perfect time
hight WATCHES,
Which run eight days with winding 40
ENAMEL WATCHES,
For ladies' some in hunting ....... - 100
. DIAMOND WATCHES
For lakes rome In magic cases ..,...... So 300
UAGiC WATCHES
bich change into three dferest watches to 40
WATCHES wtIIoH
And turn the hands withaut akoy........ So to 40
-. AL MINDS OF wArours Ar vrRv row pRicgs.
fine goid lepine watches, tour holes jcwclied. Sj
Gold enameed watches for the ladies y
Cold Engllsh patent levers.
GSld Lnglish patent levers hunting s
silver Patent levers, as low as, Ii
SILVER detached levers, as low NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. IL
DtAaiOSGs
Diamond earrings pins bracelets finger rings and crosses
Tor sale at much less than tho usual prices.
IrwgfBy.
All kinds Of gold chains pure gold wedding rings sold
Keys sDd seals god pens and pencils gold silver
blc bracelets broaspns cud pins losxets earrings cold
and silver speetaees gold tootbpieks charms, chselan
chains &c.
su.veRwtRr
sterling silver spoons cups, forks, pie knives napkin
rings, fruit knives, wedding cake knives, &c.
Watches and ewelry exchanged. All watches warranted
TO keep good time, or the money returned.
All Kinds Of watches and clocks clesned and repaired in
the best much less haa TIE usual prices by very
superior workmen, and warranted
Watches sent by mail express all parts of the ned
states free OF charge.
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THE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STA rEs
nail Steamers-The ships comprising this line the

following
ATLANTIC. .......... ...... Captain Wet.
PACIFIC. ....... ......... Captain Nye.
ARCTIC. Observation-Disclosures. Captain Luce.
BALTIC. .....,.............. Captain Comstcek.
.tass s,n I.ys ns., hni iv .enlsc "a,
ervce every Gaze has been taken In their
strucon In their engines strength and erte6
aud he ations fol
elegance and comfort.
frice Of passage from New Yark Liverpool In
sire stateroom, $500
From Liverpool to New York $50 and xz,
An experienced surgeon attached to each shir.
No tSYth red mt lusid
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D. Lsss.s.bosIs oIen a. e At Ia O'clock.
Thursday evening" uSe Silss Fss s #
Nsssy ss,Sns Mr. Barney W,lsn
s:::ss! s;,1i
La f'l'''a' ''.'.' oulR Gii. Miss Adelaide Price
Caroline Morton HiRsEY Tat BA Rss ns'n'' Williams
Biansnsla iro M SANFORD Lady Maiiia. f.:
NIBLos eAaDEN.-gIoKETs TO ALL PARTS OF
~ the house, 20 cents; Private Boxes, q.
Doors open ThE G. asSats
rssy q. 4:
o 0sssSs q c'r.lt." Adam
After which the ToHs fSyTss ne A''
Followed by fssis 1 AAssy
To conclude with " HS ssTis PIT sm' Of
east with the Four Brothers and the whole strength oi
1Sss am fea farewell r's.
s.s.s NJ 4fss,assr NJ ts.ss
THIS THEATRE
During II. recess ,.slsr. and s1sss.ys Adslssss md
With regard to the comfort and c0nvsnsnSs
COMPLETE yEsrnArIoE
WITH
rssps ne s.sh q se
fifteen by eleven feet with skyght opening, thus
ducing Thorough current OF air through the house.
The Theatre has also been
ENriRELY REGILDgD REPAINTEp,
and fitted throughout with
NEW CusHosED STATS, COVERED WITH CRIMSON Cur
The prapsr.es in the PIysts Bs... and covs..st the
Stall Seats and in the Boxes handsome MIRRORS
have been introduced.
The Entrance, Lobbies, and Box Office,
been entirely Repained and Richly OrnAmen
Oicloths and Carpets have been laid
The improvements behind the have been every
with those In the Curtain
the Theatre all its Departments has been aud
improved ut great by the Lessee the hopes of
rendering it worthy continuation of the patronage
literally upon his efforts during the frs
The Medallion Paintings by. Mr.. lsherwood.
Tho Upholstery Gliding snd by Mr. Williams
The Aleratiols Ventilation, &C., Mr.. Dsnilt.
THE COMPANY,
In addition to the established avortes belonging
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EyORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLICN NOTICE is HERE
~ by given to the owner owners occupant or occu
lands affected thereby that the following
have been completed by the ASSESSORS and lodged the
rhce OF Tho Bureau of for examination By all
versions interested viz For building In the Bow
ssbrseed By such assessment include all the several
pf land situated the east side Of the Bowery from
BToome Stanton Streets and the north side of Riv
All persons whose interests affected by the above
and who opposed to the same or
sather them requested to present their affections
writing TO the undersigned at their office, NO Hall Of
Records within thirty days from the date Of this notice
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES MCNEIL,
ONCE Bureau Of Assessments Street Department August
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eyoRpoRArIoN Nor1CE.-PUBLIC NOTICE is

CORPORATION NOTICE.-PURLIC NOTICE is
VI hereby gven the occupant
Issss M house. and lots improved or lands
ereby that the following have been
the Assessors and logged in the Office Of
4he bureau Of Assessments for examination by all persons
interested vxFor tagging sidewalks and setting oprb and
atssr Eighty third street between Fourth and Fh
1hs houses and lots Of ground lots pieces
and parcels Of land situated both sides Of third
q TeuIth avenue and the east side Of Fifth 3
whose interests Affected by the above
and who opposed to the either OF them
ssnsi their once. No Hall Of Records within thirty
Gays hom the date Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE.
CHARLES j DODGE, Assessors
CHARLES MoNIELL, y
dEee Bureau Of Assessnentt, Street Department, Au
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EDWARD X COLLINS / Co, No. &c Wall street.
BROWN. SIMPLIFY 4 CO., Liverpool
JOHN MUNHOE CO.. No. % HRe Notre Dame des
VICTORIES, Paris or
GEO. e. DRAPER, Hayre.
The OF these ships will not be accountable for go
silver bullion, e jewelry precious stones metals
unless bills Of latns signed therefor snd the value
thereof therein expressed.
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SHIPPING.

EoR LIvKRPooL-UNITED STATES NAIL srEAx-
ship win depart with the United States nae for
seH e shs foot 81 cans street. ror ssh. o. sss
sage having uBequalled for eegance and
comfort apply to E. X. COLLINS co. IS wall street
Passeneers are requested TO be hoard st IN A. n.
The steamship Atlantic VIII succeed the Baltic and sail
September H.
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CsTREET DEPARTMENT, NO. 4 HALL OF REC0RDS.-
sealed proposals VII, he received At this Off % until
third street between First and Third regrade
pave Liberty street, from Broadway to greenwich
tract clerk Of this department
JAMES FURRY. Street Commissioner.
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Jackets TO HAvRE-sECOND LlNE.-THE roll
lowing ships viii leave Hayre the 18th. sad Ne.

They are Ill arss class New York built ships provided
with s requisite tcies for the comfort and
and commanded by Of experience in the
trade. The price of passage 500, without wines
liquors Goods cent TO the sabscribsrs will be
free trcm any charges but those actually incurred.
BOYb HINCKEN, Agents, l64 Pearl street.
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STEAM COMMUNICATION BETWEEN NEW YORK
- and Bremen.-Bremen Mail Line.-The side wheel
steamers HANsA, 200 tons, AMI GERMANIA, 6OO tons,
will sail as follows
From New Ysrk. From Bremen.
Germ ania. September Z Germania Besnning Octr
Hsnsa. ........ 70 Hansa August 90
Passage from New York Brsmen-First olsss, 800;
second class, $s5f For freight passage apply to-
OELRICHS & Co., So Broad street..
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NEW YORK AND CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP LINE
IN via shortest and cheapest route for
San Francisco The Accessory Transit Company, Of Mica
rsgus proprietors Through advance Of the mall Only
The new double engine steamship NORTHERN LIGHT,
O'Clock p NJ precisely, for San Juan del Norts,
Monday, September 9TH; eonnectpg With the new and
burhsp the Nicaragua transit route, having but
twelve miles Of land sporation. These steamers
unsurpassed in their ventilation and For
information passage at the lowest rates apply only at
the agency CT the company, No. Bowling Green.
CHARLES MORGAN, Agent.
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TINTED STATES NAIL LINE FOR CALIFORNIA -
u United States Mail Steamship Company, connecting
great United States mail for California and Oregon via
tend despatch to Aspinwall Mo, day September
O'Clock M from pier foot OF Warren street. tho we'll
known and superior double engine steamship GEORGIA,
Tnomas A. Budd commander to connect At Panama with
the Pacific Mail Steamship Comranys steamer the Win.
the mails and form the sursst and mose
liable line for passen to California; the facilities offered
the railway company for crossing the It1mus cannot be
found any other route to California Through tickets
very lowest rates. application to c. A. WHITNEY, At
the office Of the U. Nail s. s. Company, III West corner
NJ street.
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CORPORATION NOTICE. PUBLIC NOTICE is
~ hereby given to the owner owners. occupant
sspants OF all houses and lots improved unimproved
lands affected thsr.by that the following have
completed the Assessors lodged the office
Bureau Of for BY all
Interested yzFor setting curl and gutter in Forty third
rtsest from Broadway to and for tagging
space four feet vide through the sidewalks Of the
3he limits embraced by such assessment include a the
several houses and lots Of euyd vacant pieces and
on Broadway 20 Fifth All persons whose inter-
Osts affected by the above FAMED and who
opposed to the either Of them to
present their objections in writing to the undersigned at
fhetr Office No Hall Of Records within thirty from
NE osts Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, }Aesessors.
CHARLES MCNEIL,
Ciee Buresu Of Assessments, Street Department, Au
Huet 70, 1858.
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NNUH UNITE
L States mail steamer HERMANN, r. Higgins U. S. NJ
commander will sail for Bremen touching st
to land the mails and for England and France
Saturday. September TO- frtm pier No. North river.
Price of passage
In frst cabin, main saloon. 1920
In second cabin. ............. 60
An experienced is attached to each steamer All
must through the Post oce Specie delivered
in Havrc and London For passage or freight apply
MOLLER. SAND & RIERA, Agents, &c South street.
The steamer sshngton will succeed the Hermann, and
sail October Sth.
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CBRIsTYs AMERICAN OPERA HOUSE, 472 BROAD.
~ way above GrandCpen every nght.-Tae original and
far Christy Eshicpias Opera Tr.up orgaai1ed in
the MODEL TROUPE OF THE WORLD introducers Of
negro melodes orgnator Of the present
Ethiopian whose concerts in
this con ced surcesson Of seven years sst have
able audience receiving pstonage in
snnais OF public amusement in New York Tickets Is
prietor and manager, EDWIN =. CHRISrY.