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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-02-17


A Large assortment Of Safes, q various sizes ard
n pstierns, with ard without powder procf locks,
Ior sale al the Depot 1i6 Wafer street New York.
Burslarproof Banh Vaults, and Nault Doors made 10
order.
SrEARNS & MARTIN. date Rof, Stems &
Co. successors 10 Ech Goa q6 Water 81 and
pt of Avenue and ~. Marks Place, =. .nc pro-
prietors OF Rchs Patent, aud the only makers ol Sa
ma,der Safes, combining Nilder an. Rich, patents
WM. CONSTANTS & co,
Nov. IS, ls52--tf Agents. ST Pau
ARCHiTECTUR HOUSE BUILDt Nc
MARTIN ID, CLARA, Fort Street, ST. Paul,
~ branches. lie feels =ssured from the confidence
imposed in his abit AID shl! foe the last wear, by
of the most accomplished citizens oI the town, to
Offer his services in any department Of building that
may be required. lie undera axes To be responsible for
the faithful and complete execution Of his work. and
will be prompt perform il within the time specled
in the : Bract. 39-iy
ANOTHER DRY GOODS STORE.
Uni subscribers have in that Old store ct honest
u pute, formerly k,pt by Mr.. Hopkins, a STOCK of
goods which they brought here with them bargain
the advantages of which they disposed to share in
tail with good citizens worthy of The offer They
have a general assortment of Dry Goods, including
Blankets for Goats, Pants Stn, Boots and shoes o all
sizes and maay other articles III this department. not
common.
They have also, Tobacco, Tea, and some other Gro
ccries, which can be ut a glance by those who viii
make them call. ] A. A. =. M'CLUNG.
lin20--3m Third st, near Is. w BruisOn's store.
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BOOK BINDING.

BOOK BINDING.
UNfE subscriber wonld respectfully in(ora the citi-
zens ot St Pau aud it's vicinity that he il now
ry1ns on the rioyc business in the 2pd story OF r. NJ
sirhcefs new building 0t 5h aud Robot street
Particular attention paid In binding Nagsznes fiod-
icais &c, N pian or fancy Madg the shortest notice
and ~ reasonable terms.
JAMES MACINTOSH.
H. FaGl, March p, 1872. 49-lf
NEW LIVERY STOCK.
KDAFTlsON BENSON, have rurchased, and Y
pect earl, in MAY, additleli 10 titer Livery
STOCK several hew end elegant carriages. bnggeS, md
baronces;a!so new harnesses and horse furnishings, aad
tiniPa:e OF the most c,egIni description.
ALSOan additional stock of fne biooded, well bro
ken horses QGrry. ii "sprited" horses in uader
the iauoa Law viii they Be III danger OF being kuack
ed ia the head,
Our entire new stack VIII cost OYER s.iocoGo No
other stable in the West, OF Saint Louis, will BE-
found ; com plcte
VIII friends and the public please remember, that
AT the Livery Stable in the of the AsericAn onsc
al the npper end OF saint Pal. they all hours.
haVc suCa conveys vance u. land, wheels horse
back, as they may desire!
PATTiSON q BENSON.
ST. Paul, Apri, Is, 1852. 52-if
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SHOE SFnXE

SHOE SIQkEs
Ii II RUEL is now receiving an extensive
H. lLs II assortment Of Ladies' shoes. COM
prsng all the latest and most fashonsble styles iose
wishing purchase will please step in early avoid
the great crowd Store opposity the Library.
d. Paul, May s, 1851? 3-.tf
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GaleMd.

WAR EAGLE MILLS, GALESA.
AtUPERFINE EXTRA FLOUR, bran, shorts. and
- horse feed, constantly on hnn and for sale nj low
es, cash rates. f. HEMPSTEAD& co.
GtIena, sept. 2, lsi2. 4-20
:. CRAWFORD co.
Whisssie aui Rtm Draygtst-, N. 81 Mon S.,eet
Goicna.
AVE Just received a fan supply Of Drugs, Medi-
cine>, Paints Oiis, Dle-StHii,, Window Glass,
Glassware, Patty &c, &c. They viii he constantly
receiving sipViics of The above and other articles in
ther line, wouid call the attention oi taose wl.hlng
10 purchase lhey offer 10 sell at ST. Louis prices.
Ga'onl, Oct. y, 1851.
GEO. FHRGt son.
NJ. 90 iE..n Se,t, Go'caq. Wsoiv.
HvHoLESAi.E aud ietail dealer IA Hardware aud
w CUTLERY, Cast steele, Nails Mechanics and Mi
nors Tools Rope and Farming implements l-u
GEO. &. STROrHER.
Man Syetf. G0iona, III.
Sole Agent in Gaena for ,hr sae sloans Medicines.
x. MI LAGAN.
a. rcRNGE% Commission. Water street. b.;ween
- Grern and Washington streets. G,!ena 1T.
). >. MERRILL " CO.,
Wholesale Dealers in
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,
Roots and shoes,
No. 93, Steamboat Landing. Gnienn.
l.. =. FELT, Gaiena, IN.
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Dry Goods Gro
ceries, Hardware, Boots and Shaes,
Croctery, tiouseiurnishlng Goods,
Mattresses, &c.
N.SO-keeps constantly on hand large stock
OF Rife and Blasting Powder and Fuke. 30
JOHN T.. SMITH co..
UatcbRidkfrS .nd j. 9cHers Nam 81, Gasnu iHaoiS.
Large aud well selected assortment al Clocks.
IA WaicheS Jewtry and silver Spoons. constantly On
kinds ot J,wcIll made order and 'ratl, repaired-
All orders puuctuaily attended To. The highest prcc
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DRs. BRISBiNEs WILL
DIR. Z. 4. POTTS.

uuAVING made ~. faul his permanent residence, VIII
afteAd t. calls of il his profession IN town and
country He may be found al The store OF W. III F"Iars
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NEW LIVERY STOCK.

ST. PAUL,
Door, Sash, and Blind Manufactory,
Corner OF Fourth and ~. Peter Strccts)
NJ. WISE N CO..
ENVER grateful ior the liberal patronage heretofore
\ extended To hein hrg leave 70 inform the brildors
al Paul and the rest oi .iHd general that they
always "l hand. and prcparepaI 10 make any
amount Of Uoots, Wlndow Sash Blinds and Frames to
order. At short notice in the durable aucr and
nj The io>t reasonable ptlces for cash. GIVE cali
Dccenhec 2J 1851. MICHAEI WISE
st! JONAS GlSE
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MINNESOTA PIONEER.
PuBLisHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING
BY JAMES M. GOODHUE.
ONce on Bench ST., near the junction Of Third
T F. x n $ {:

TEN MS:
~ THE PIONEER will be Erni,hed To subscribers
al Two DOLLARS per annuri, nv aral'ly ia advance.
ar No subscriptions reeci, cd for les. than year.
lJ' All letters 70 this Office, be
Ssiyc atteDtion.
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JOHN Es,IAs WARREN JGsEra WAKEFIELD
xVARRt:N 81 WAKEFIELD.
~. E. ANks.

A TTORNEYS AND COUNSE:lORS AT LAW
AID solicitors in Chancrrl. st. Paul, Minnesota;
VIII attend with promre and fidelity all law blzi
meas entr. ted Ihrr in Minnesota, and the io-
ing counties of Wisconsin
1r PARTICULAR VIII be given TO tAc collection
of ..e.ts aud the location ii Land W arTalis.
Scpt. le. lc5l. 2t-iN
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Saint IutI)onn.
lju0sol.
BEN MIN ALLEN,

JOSEPH BOWRON.
Ntry PYJl.c and Lud Agou, Hudson, s. Crol.
County, Wisconsin.
GpRE-EMPTION Claims secured, and entries made
& by Military Land Warrants. Blank Deeds aud
Mortgages constantly hand, and convey yances
iuiiy and promptly attended to.
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FIRE: FIRE.! FREE!
VuNHE oid lftns" continues dispense said and com
fort TO the unfortunate Is usual at the SAINT Paul
agency.
CAPITAL STOCK, 100000.
THOMAS A. BRACE, Prest 3. l.. LOOMS, Scc'y.
X. X. NELSON,
3S0v Agent fNr Minnesota Territory.
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WAR EAGLE MILLS, GAIIESA.
SUPERFiNE EXTRA FLOUR, bran, shorts. and
- horse feed, coastlty on hnnd and for sale nj o
est cash fates. T.. HEMPSTEAD n co.
Glena, sept. =, lsi2. 4-20
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The late Amos Lawrence, Of Boston, gave away
hur,ng his III. IN r. tiin Ss5)o, 900. On his pocket
bnk was inscribed the following words what
shall il prof, man Il he gain the wio's world and
lpss his own syu'.'
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Saint i)aul Business CARDS.
John j. Dewey. VI. ID. T.,

HAS his Office the rear of l.. Soans Store, where
j he will be read, intend professional calls.
SAINT Paul, November, ISL. 3ey
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AGRICULTURAL.

Grovcland ". T., 1859.
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Have just received fresh assortment OF Groceries.
of prime qmaljlrs and of nearly every variety
cnired Tor family use. Aud am now weekly receiving
additional supplies These goods well bought and ii
BUYERS will jns, call and look they will that th.
stock be quickly sold. Observe these goods are here
~ be sold. Il. u SANDfohD,
oct al-,--tf Sd door below Post -Olice.
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We arc pesn.,ied 10 make the following c,-
tract from letter OF Il gentleman in Minnesota
10 II friend 10 tins city:
TRAvtRsk DE Sioux, MINNESOTA
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(ivRPORATION NOTICE.-DEPARTMENT OF
Streets and Lamps-Seaed proposals will be
at tho office Of the Commissioner Streets and Lsmps
ner OF Chambers and Centre streets until the I'D day
November at IL O'Clock after which be
or the lighting trimming and keeping clean the public oil
and for furnishing the oil other
as Tor lighting the same also for furnishing oil for the
use OF the Fire Department, markets. prisons, station
house and all other public lighted by the Corpora
ton with oil for the term OF the Of
hrmation OF such contract by the Common Council The
oil requir ID must be the of pure sperm bs
delivered at the oil house, No 1919 Meroer street. and sab
eced 70 the test the Lamps and Gas
Winter strained TO be used during months of
January Februpry, and March. Summer strained in April
October and November The hours lighting to Ain
now regulated under the unles
ordered by ordinance then the contractor
receive pro rata compensation for additional SERVICES The
contractor contractors light and the lubts
IN the City HAIL markets. and all corporation buldings at
times and hours may be directed by the
requiring repairs be brought oil house 10 Heroer
street. to the oil depot in Maahtta nve as msy be d
rsced by the and returned their proper
the contractor or to furnish cir own
expense oil kettle lanterns Torches ladders and ali other
used and required in lighting and cleaning the
public lsmpH The oil hand and the and
ss to be taken contractor or
ana the value thereof be and
20 be deducted from the amount of
street and to receive their instructions from Tho Snpern
endent Estimates must be enclosed in envelopes SEALED
and addressed to the Commissioners Streets and
ana endrrsed propoals for lighting trimming and keep
ing ciesn the public oil lamps for urnjshnp the III
ard other materials for lighting the fame Ge IA Tho
in VIII Dc publicly opened at tho office Of the Com
amended charter at IL o'clock the so NO day and bu
uns reception of estimates Closes The right will b.
TO the nteres, corporation BjanI
can be obtained at the Office corner OF Chamber,
Senee streets. HENRY ARCULARIUS Jr
Eoven.o. 70 ,o Commissioner Of Streets aud Lamps.
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CORPORATION NOTICE--FUBLIC NOTICE Is
~ hereby given to the owner or owners er
all uses and lots, improved uni improved lands
affected thereby that the following have been
completed and in the ooe OF the
for examination by all persons inter
esd, vFor receiving basins api culverts at the east
tery Greenwich snd Liberty streets The limits
embraced by such assessment include al the several
ard lots Of ground lots pieces and parcels OF land
situated both sides Of Liberty street. from Broadway to
Greenwich street, the west side of street nifty
south from Liberty street. both sides OF Trinity place
seventy south from Liberty street. on the east side
street. Nifty feet south and hundred and
fry Liberty street. All persons whose in,
teres affected by the above named assessments ana
who opposed the either Of them are
present their objections in writing to the
their office, No. Hall Of Records within thirty days
from the date OF this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE.
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors,
CHARLES McNIELL,
Bureau Of Assessments Street Department., NOV g.
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OVATION Nor,c, UBLIc NOTICE Is

&ebv riven IN tbe ovnar owners occupant or oocu-
II III Innses and iot. H. oved or unimproved lands,
4 thereby thst tha foiTing assessments have been
ed bv The Asssssors I'D lodged in the ofioe Of
lean AZ Assesamsnis alton by all persons in
viz Far ss-sr Thirty ninth street. from the
q Eisbtb avanve ~ ~ sewer in Ninth avenue. The
{eabr.ccd bv amoh sjsment include all the several
nnd lots ~ 1round soant lots pieces and parcels Of
;uatsd on both SOS Of Thirty ninth street from
h, Ninth avenns sthe west corners Of Eighth Ave-
iThirty.nintb st,ts, and on the east side Of Ninth
'hornef Of Tbirtvin street. AL persons whose in
ne Affected by = above named assessments, and whs
red to ths ssm either Of them, are requested TO
heir obiecties in writing. 70 the undersigned, At
Ne, No. IHai Of Records, within thirty days from
tof this motto:
s SlhE1As !. ASSesbsE, Assessors.
CHARLES McNIELL, }
Bureau ofAssessments, Street Department, Nov. 4,
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,poRATIoT NoTIcE.-pUBLIC NOTE IS HERE

I popATyoN NOTICE -pURIJC NOTE IS HERE
II g;ver IN the owney or owners oecupsJr occupants,
n foussa and lots ivnrnved ar nnim vod lands af
Il thsrsbv that The foilowing asaassats have been
|.st.d NV Tia xsaeasora and nre Iod AN the Office Of
|Sresu az Hssessmerts for eraminag by all persons
|tsS viz For hagsnc tho aouthe sidewalks Of
|Rv third straat hatussn fYfb a~d a avenues. The
soed NV suoh ossss.msnt In % all tbs several
and iots Of gronnd vac,nt lots MS and parcels of
stuateS ON the aouth ida Of third street, "a
|kst from sixth avenue thenea Fast All persons
Ionterestg affected by the abovfmed assessments
are opposed to the same or OF them, are re-
III to present their objections in Jung, 70 the upder.
NJ their office, No. Hall Of R'raS wlthin tnnty
srom the date Of this notice.
1 s SE1E Rlas ee:Asbqn, Assessor.
n CHAKLEs NEIL. ~
Bureau OF Assessments, Set department., Nov y
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CORPORATION NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE rs HERE
" by given to the occupant occupants
of all houses and lots improved unmproved lands affected
thereby that the following hay. hesn completed
Bureau OF Assoat ments for examination BY All per
soma interested, viz For Sewer In Greenwich street
~ En- fort Liberty
ri by such assessment include ;aa 81,
Parcels of land situated both sides Of Greenwich street
a south Cortlan street AL persons
ests are affected by the named and who
are opposed game either Of them are requested %
tber Of - No Ha Of Records within thirty days from
the Gate If this notice.
CHARLES J. DODGE, }Aosessors.
CHARLES MCNEIL, }
ose Bureau OF Street Department, hevem
her s, 1853
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''p~aAgn; BARTHOLOMEW B. PgRDY,
om.;.s;nnsr Of Repairs and upplies.

|'Pop ALTON NoTICE.-PUBLIC NOTlChS nE nas
eiyen to the owner On owners ocoupa s " oo9u
III thereby that the following assessnentsave oeea
petes by The Assessors and are lodged hns OMoo o.
to5 viz For regulating snd setting curola gutter
street the Testh sysn@s siaSS q.
,ern houses and lots OF ground, vacant snu
81 land situated on both sides of Fiftieth'eet from
nth avenue the Hudson river we5s q Ft;ath
25 feet north and u feet inches south IN eeen
On both sides OF Eleventh avenue, lOO ieoltn and
PIron lIe "r.% Sra,r Fiftieth street. persons,
2orln anu Wn,aa by tho above n am cd essments,
hseIeose az a ~ ~ sama or either ofera
no stc oppvse ~; h;ect;nns n writing the under
W P.S; nt;cs M Tiall Of Records Thin thirty
rom tho date Of this notice.
D WILLIAM GAGE,
CHAIR Els J. DODGEasessors.
|; CHARLES MCNEIL,
{Je Bureau Of Assessments, Street Depnene, NOV.
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a1os NOTICE. DEPARTMENT sgss \. u, or RE
Sp9saEs S sp supplies 60 New City Hall until unit,
r . ;Sis h = SssS lin.
be oPeaec ,a an Of the sheds aiound Centre
L! + Il Fss sa
oe Of the sTpsr at;mstes win be received the 70.
y H, e shs street
nd Fulton street, H1 formation required CO. BE-
mite block o ssS Shs q Repairs and
A' :s. fsi f.s r. sss sS -
I'm s'ls Of loO4o wsihii information required will b
Of q Esgs reserves epS sS S
No Sesity Hall. The Ihs sssmasss il deemed for ta'
y o. 'ne o''p-at'gn;i BARTHOLOMEW B. PvRDY,
Com:.s;nn. - az Repairs and 'upplieS.
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ANTHOLOGY,

STROLOGY AND PHYSIOGNOMY,-THR CELEBRAT-
"A ed Doctor J. SHUMAN, Swode by BIRTH be sut
ID all events Of % past present and future Natvities
ladies and gentlemen. Residence ITO Oham
bors street, near Greenwich.
AIRS BREWSTER FROM PHILADELPHIA, TENDERS
M her services to the ladies and gentlemen Of this city in
love- and law matters, interpreting Dreams 2c
by science constantly relied by Napoleon and
will tell the of the lady gentleman they will marry
street. Of Bowery Ladies' 30 cents geLtlemsn ST.
MRS. ALVIN, RENOWNED IN EUROPE FOR H1R
M tkil in foretelling tho future has arrived and will
furnish intelligence abous all circumstances of o Shs
nterprets law and love- by astroogy books
and science tolls 10 ladies aud gentlemen the Of
the persons they will also tho Of her visitors
xrs Alvin speaks the English, French and German Ism.
bowery. Ladies', 80 csn; gentlemen, b. From lOA NJ to
Bpm
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BARTHOLOMEW B. PURDY,
Commissioner Of Repairs and Supplies.

OVATION EOTICE.-DEPARTMENT OF STREETS
L&mps.-Sesled proposals will be received'at tbs
shs Com missioner OF Streets and Lamps, corner of
rs AND Centre Streets until the 9Th day of November
IL O'clock NJ after which none will be reoeived-for
thousand 10 ,ust oil lamp posto 70 be delivered
lis esa usr may direct. sample be seen at the
|e No l.9 Msrcer street The estimates will be pub
bred 1T the Commissioners Office in association with
ptrocr 81 IL O'Clock NJ, of the same day that the
IA of estimates closss, as per amended charter, soc
s6s. Blank estimates be obtained. at the once
,,nmissionar Of Streets and Lamps Of Cham
censfa rtreets HENRY ARCULARIUS JR.,
Commissioner Of Streste and Lemts
Osk 1872
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(1CkP0RATIoN NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is HERE
- Dy gwen 20 The owner
all houses and lots improved lands affected
.nIsDy that the following
~ me assessors and lodged in the office Bureau
o. hssessments for examination by persons interest
vz-For Tagging tho west Clinton street. between
Grand and Hester The limits embraced by
include all the several houses and lots Of ground
pieces and parcels Of land situated side Clinton
oO feet north from Hester street. All persons
who ae the same either Of them
70 present their objections in writing Al
their Office No us o. Records, within thirty days from
the date of this notice. - ~
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J: DODGE Assessors.
CHARLES MCNEIL, }
49, -
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RATION NOTCE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
[ay given, that petitions have been presented In the
tAlcermen for the construction Of sewers in the
IsnAmed streets, to with Seventh avenue, from
TO Fortyeixth street; also In l2lst street, from
cenue to and through Thirdevenus to sewer In r22d
5No, in Forty seventh street, from 100 feet west Of
venue to Hudson river; also in Washin gton street,
u to Bethune street. All persons interested in the
Il having objections thereto are requested to pre-
tine in writing, to the Contract Clerk at this oHaoe
e Nov Is, 1853
sHEO. X. DE FOREST,
In. VI. CRAVEN, Board.
Chief Engineer,
1 dusduct Department., Nov. O, 1853 rTx11
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIO NOTICE is
" hereby given to the owners occupant
supsnts Of all houses and lots improved unimproyed
have been by the Assessos and lodged in
the Office of the Bureau of Assessments examination by
all Interested VIZ For In Madison street.
from No l5 to the built in Madison street at
Rutgers street The limits embraced by such
include ali the houses and of ground
los pieces and parcels land situated both sides of
Madon street, setween Rutgers and Pike street.
on north lido Of Rutgers street from Henry to Madison
street the side Henry between Pike and
Rutgers streets All persons whose interests affected
by the above named assessments and who opposed to
obiectisns writing the undersned At their oaOe
No Hall Of Records within thirty from the date
this notice. WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES NcNIELL,S
Office Bureau of Assessments Street Department, Nov
y, 1853
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EVAPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE is HERE
~ by given to the occupant OCCUPANTS
all houses and lots improved unmproved lands Affect
I'D thereby that the following assessments have been com
ted the Assessors and lodged in the office OF the
Bureau for examination by all nte
rested viz For building in Broome street. from
include all the several houses AMI lots Of
lots roes of land situated both sides
IF roome Columbia to Edrdgc street; the
side OF Sheriff street, $50 feet touth and 81 feet north
south from Broome street, both sides Of Pitt street, 20
feet south and 100 feet north from Broome street, on both
both sides Of Attorney street o feet south from
street, both sides Of Suffolk Norfolk Essex
Ludlow streets go feet south from Broome street, both
sides Orchard street. $50 feet south from Broome street,
and the east side of Allen street l2o feet south from
All persons whose interests affected by
the above named assessments and who opposed to the
either Of them requested to present their obec
lions in writing to the undersigned at thor office. No
Hall Of Records within thirty from the date Of this
lice. WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES T. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES McNEILL,
ONCE Bureau Of Assessments Street Department Nov H.
1853
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-PyBLIC NOTICE rs HERE.
~ given to the owner occupant occupants
OF 81 houses and lots improved lands
that the following have
ne assessors and lodged the office of the Bureau Of
For building sever in Sixth street from First near So
oond Avenue The limits embraced by In
eude all the several houses and lots Of ground
pieces and parcels Of land situated both sides of Sixth
sixth street and First and the Of Sixth
street and Second ALI whose
affected BY the above who ARC or
posed the same either Of Them TO
their objections in writing tho their ooe
ua Of Records within thirty days from the date OF
shis nosoo WILLIAM GAGF,
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors
-. CHARLES MCNIELLt y
81. 1888 ~>S' -DsP~As"Ao1a0' ooS'oof
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SIF pnk DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF RECORDS
notice hereby given that the following net;t;on.
EstS resented in the Board pave
%ess soe o. fth avenue between Thirty and
srees anu 9Th side OF Thirtieh street. between ffh
Sonue ana n.e dway Also, the following resolution. -
Is OF as walk front Of No
street between seveth and EGhs avennes All pssK
sent them in writing to he undersigned a. s os on or
before the l4th day Of Novem Der inst
Nov 4 1858. JAS TUREY. Street Commissioner. "A