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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-08
TINE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
Mail stsamersThs ships comprising this Line are tAe

These ships having been built by contract expressly
SERVICE every has been taken In their
in their engnesto strength and speed
and their for unequAed for
elegance and comfort.
Price Of passage from New York Liverpool In first
cabin, $l20 second cabin, &c. Exclusive Of extra
size state room, $500.
From Liverpool to New York f9O and EOS.
An experienced surgeon. attached to each ship.
NO berths secured until Maid.
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OCUI4IsTs AND AURIsTO.

DEAFNESS PERMANENTLY REMOVED IN FEW
days without operation by the OF
study ofdscases Of tho surgeon Royal
Ear Infrmary London by the distinguished DR. Lontaine
aurist to Her Majesty the Queen Of Britain Queen AIDE
the Dutehes Of and the late Louis
when existing for twenty years. certain relief psrma
mont IL warranted The above remedy
by the medical profession throughout Europe, aad nov
offered for the ar,t time to the public this win
States Csnads or tho West adia receipt of Ave
bany, New York.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS HERE
" by given to the occupants
Of s houses and improved unmproyed lands affect
cd thereby that the following have been
peted the lodged in the ece Of the
Bureau Of examination by all persons inter
ested vFor fencing the northweserly of Thirty
hrst street and Lexington The limits embraced BY
such include all the houses and lots Of
round vacant lots and parcels land situated
the corner Of Thirty FIRST street and Licking
ton All whose interests affected by the
above named and who are opposed to the same
either Of them their objections
In 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,
lB63
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WHEN SHALL THE END Beg WONDER AFTER
wonder has been frequently added the sevsn-so
often spoken Of as belonging to this worldthat that
nounced another prngs and who tell when the
shall BET II that many may doubt the euloges
and the Sandwich Islands An examination of the animals
all have right to call judge for themselves The col
Prisss rare California animals Every shouIdsasfy
himself on these matters and guarantee harm
At Foreth street. opposite the entrance to the Crystal
Palace. Admission Children under ten half price.
snSgh there s was n half sn not s
hadn't Yankee painted the s:ssurei II So il was
ply nice enough to detect the 1t my opinion
that thing about the animal 10 natural life The
curious student of natural history every man. will find
california Christian Advocate.
What Is most remarkable the eearness Of tho coors,
city. C. NAIL, Artist.
JUDGE s. b. FARWELL, Eleventh district.
a to So a AND who ap sO Ss
OF thousand more for her as pet for NIX CHILDREN
The most cuousy marked animal We heard Of % Tho
Rainbow Bear Of the genuine prismato colo and mis-
take II altogether anomaly in natural history and
exhibted.-IEd. Argus, Sandwich Islands.
Truth is stranger than felton, and 1t needs but
ing attention convince the most skeptca that
Five distinct colors encire its body neck and head the
mouth and tongue also coored similar 1t is very
The leopard also deserve notice for unique sports and
playful dispositions well all the collection coming
VISIT the exhibition with their children that they viii not
fail to repeat to them story Of bear and and
little children spoken I'd Kings second chapter and
twenty sccond to twenyfourh verses-Ed Friend, Sand
witch Islands
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CTEAM BETWEEN NEW YORK AND GLASGOW
- The Glasgow and New York Steamship Companys new
Craig .o%msedsr viii i.sys New York Gl..sGx sat
September II oelosk noon. First cabin laloon state
roomsJ $50; do. do (mdshp do $75; second cabin $50
third class, $20-stsward's fees included. Apply to
J. NcSYMON, 50 Broadway
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AHATRIMONY MADE EASY. OR HOW TO WIN A
l Lover.-Profsssor Lawton, Boston, formerly Of Lon
dom win send to address, receipt Of dollar post
paid plain directions enable ladies gentlemen win
the devoted Of many Of the opposite their
hearts desire The simple but capt
waiting that all DO married. irrespective of appear
position and last though not least, oan be
ranged with such and deoacy that detection impo
sibe Address Professor Lawton: Boston, Mass No let
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MATRIMONIAL.

MATRlMoNIAL.-A YOUNG LADY OF GOOD APP
IVA pearance 20 years of and possessing moderate
income DESTROYS Of entering into the matrimonial state
with gentle in auent circumstances, well educated
good looking Of domestic habits He must not belong to
society that will keep him from home later than six in
the morning. business TO he done out Of town that will
compel him to take the last train ont in the evening"
unles he can to take the first train back In the
morning in his wife should feel anxious for his welfare
II this should meet the views Of such person. motto ad
dressed for two days, Isadoro Herald Office may be
sidered strictly confidential,
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TAX COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, No. NEW CITY
i Hall April g. ls53-Notice TO tax payers-The
ent rolls Of the several wards 10 the city New York will
day May til Saturday che 25th day Of June both days
Ing the rolls requested to application
20 the undersigned, At their Office between A. NJ and
JOHN pELAMATER, {Ta1 Commissioners.
GEORGE Fl. PURSERI
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MRS BREWSTER FROM PHILADELPHIA TENDERS
M to the ladies and gentlemen of this ov
in astrocgy love and law matters interpreting drea
and will tell The name q tho lady or gentleman they will
Jone street, Of Bowsry kadios 80 sents gentle
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EJRNTTURR.

QUITS OF ENAMELLED COTTAGE FURNITURE
~ From 625 to 5000 Purchaser Will ind above the
bet and cheapest TO be bought anywhere Mattresses and
paasses made at the lowest wholesale prices, and
xATAxWs sTAcY. s-s py0asyss, soEzas Of spsirg 81
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS HERE
~ by given to the occupant occupants
q al and lots improved or unimproysd lands a
completed the Assessors and lodged in the oce Of
the Bureau for examination by all
ntereated Wis For paving and tagging side walks Of Thir
tyghth street from Tenth TO Eleventh Tho limits
embraced by such include all the several houses
and lots Of lots pieces and parcels Of land
on both SIDES Or Thirty street. from Tenth TO
BY the above named and who the
either Of them to present their oh
jectons in writing TO the undersigned, at their once No
Hall OF Records within thirty days from the date Of this
notice. WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, }Asscssors
CHARLES MoNIELL,
Bureau Of Assessments Street Department. June g.
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tavern and excise expire the first Of May
IN leach New licenses will be issued OF the
elee, Ct, Hal) between hours II 10 and o'clock
for the several wards, the following days. respective
ly, viz
18th ward Wednesday and Thursday, sth and 9th juno
l7th ward Friday and Saturday 10th and 18th June.
lSth ward, Monday and Tussday, 18th and 18th June
In ward Wednesday and Thirdly 18th and 18Th June.
persons desiring license sr: requested to apply tho
dsssnstsd above for their respective wards and
ing licenses requested to them whom applying
for renewal.
Special Notiss.-An persons who shall sell deal in
strong spiritusus liquors except Importers disrs
selling liquors imported distilled by thsm In quantities
sboye sal9ns without being d. ssa:sd subject
Of retailers to the additional punishment indismsn
George g. dIAsIER, First Marshal.
Few York, AprH 10. 1888.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-08

(iORPCRATIoN NOTICE DEPARTMENT OF RE.
- pairs and supplies TO Ere engine builders Sealed
OF Repairs and Supplies basement. No. new Civ WalD
until Friday, June ~ 1853 at twelve o'ciook M az which
time they Will bs opened lin with the
shreoy for building second class aro engine be known
for bell for the ycDosga street bell tower TO weigh ten
Thousand pounds the pattern OF said with
Tho bell of the Marion street tower plans ana
Mons Of the work required 70 be done aud in
ard thereto be at the Office Chief
No 81 Elizabeth street Blank estimates will BIO furnished
~ either Office The Commissioner the right 10 ro
Jeot all Of tho esmat II deemed the
shs Cooperation. BARTHOLOMEW H. PURDY
June 7, 1853 Commissioner Of Repairs and Suppljea
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GrnEET DEPARTMENT, NO. 4HALL OF RECUKDs-
xusfday June regulate and grade Fifth from
nd on application 70 tho Contract Clerk OF this depart
Ssns. 40 &C.. JAS, TVBEY, Street Commissioner.
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-. PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING.

EpMxRDPK i dSL iIRSsss I co. No. So Wall st., N 2
BROWN, SHIPLEY 4 CO., Liverpool.
3. q. ROBERTS CO., Is King . Arms Yard, London.
JOHN MUNROE CO., No. 8 Rue Notre Dame des
Victories, Paris;
GEO. II. DRAPER, HAvre.
The these ships will not be accountable gold
silver bullion specie, jewory, precious stones metals
unless bills Of lading signed therefor and the value
thereof therein expressed.
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EXTRA PAY.


CAILORS WHO SERVED IN THE UNITED sTArHS
- Navy time 1876 TO 1892 the Pacific Gees
san obtain theis extra double pay Of
sAd dats' Purssr " 3. Navy No. 20 South WiIlism "a
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WILLIAMSBURG STAGE RoyTE-A PARTNER
$4,000 would sell the stages running between Peek
clip and Grand street ferry to Calvary Cemetery The pro
prtor be at tho stable Union and Frost
tlsets, LstnleI tss lsaxs VI AM : slssk 4. y,
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M7OO OOO TO LOAN, ON BOND AND MORTGAGE,
p1OU.UUO in sums to suit applicants, houses and
lots in this city, Brooklyn &c. Also houses and lots for
sale in this city from 81 500 to 00 and in Brooklyn,
<. SERGEANT, Is Wall street.
n7O OOO ANY PERSON WITH THIS SUM- OR
WlV.UUUs any amount from $500 upwards to invest
in respectable business which can be carried ON in the
$500 600 yearly hear of an opportunity by
dressing for one week, NJ, Herald office
90 000 a PERSON WITH THIS AMOUNT
pksOUVs would invest in some respectable business,
which would require his services and yield fair re.
turns. Address, with particulars, p. g. Herald Office.
DRAFTS ON IRELAND AND ENGLAND, IN SUMS
from f. and paHsss e Eht are i'sS:d y
South street, sole the swallow Tail Line
Of Liverpool and London packet ships.
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HEATRIMONY MADE EASY OR HOW TO WIN
M Overwhelming De Forreste late of Paris and London,
will send to address, receipt Of dollar postpaid
the most captivating and perfect directions to enable ladies
waiting that all may be married. irrespective Of appear
Bron dwav Pest
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AsTROIOGY.

AIRS, ALVIN, RENOWNED IN EUROPE FOR HER
M skill in foreteng the future has arrived and will fur
nsh intelligence about all circumstances Of life She inter
dreams law matters and love- by astrology books
science tells ladies and gentlemen the
person they well also tho Of her visitors Mrs
Alvin speaks the English French and German
Residence Is Rivingon street. up stairs near The B5wsry
once from 10 An 8P1. Ladies 30 cents; genie
IAN Il
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-08

NROTON AoUEDUCT DKPARTMENT.-TO CONTR &C.
proposals endorsed Proposal for building
oee Of the Croton Aassduct Department until Monday,
the 18th day Of June 1853 At II O'Clock NJ TO buld
fourth street point about 200 feet east Of Sixth ave
Forty second street. being In length about 334 feet The
plan Of and for the building Of the
all other inform alton relating thereto be OBJ
tanned application 70 the Water Puryeyor at this oco
NICHOLAS DEAN,
President Of the Crot0n Aqusduet Departments.
New York, June 4, 1855
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CORPORATION NOTICE. PUBLIC NOTICE IS
~ hereby given to the owner occupant
pants houses and lots improved unnproyed lands
Affected thereby that the following have been
completed BY Assessors and lodged in the ONCE Of
the Bureau Of for examination by all
interested, viz For building sewer in Fourth avenue
between Twenty fourth and Twenty sixth streets. The
nmits by assessment all the several
Of lots pieces and parcels Of
land situated both sides Of Fourth between
Twenty fourth and Txsnty-si1th streets All persons
ents and who opposed to the either Of them,
requested present their in writing TO the
undersigned at their Office No. Hall Of Records within
thifty days from the date Of Ibis notice.
WILLIAM GAGE.
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES AoNIELL,
Once, Bureau Of Assessments Street Department june
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VyHE LIVERPOOL AND PHILADELPHIA STnAN
ship Company intend sailing their averits stsamshiDs
PHILADELPHIA.
Vity OF Mancnsstsr. Saturday, June II
wy Of SiAsRow. s........s.. =. July z
SlSy OF nAnonebsor July ~
FROM LIVERPOOL.
City Of Glasgsw Wednesday, June g.
City Of Manchester. -. ........... July g.
Saloon, &c. s65 ana $st isssofdi.st 70 STATE roems5
limited number Of third class will be taken.
se0. TO Liverpool sss fro. Liverpool
Aestes passage Bank Ireland In sums
Of 81 sterling and upwards Handbis be had the
ofhoe Of THOMAS RICHARDSON, AGENT
No, Is BrosdWay.
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CIRoToN AoUEDgcT DEPARTMENTITo HAsoNs-
sewer Thirty eighth street, will be received at the oHoe
q the Croton Aqusduet pepartmsnt otupd, Psri until
with the necessary receiving basins and eulysrt in
plan Of the and specifications for the building Of the
and all other relating thereto be oh
NICHOLAS DEAN,
President Of the Croton Aqusduet Department.
New York, June 4, 1853
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trsotors ASesi.d proposDs endorsed Proposal for
in the gowery will BE- received At the office Of tho
of June 1853 at IL O'Clock NJ 10 build with the
eesary receiving basins aid cuvert in the Bowery from
the built Broome the curb
live Of Rivnston street being length about @ feet The
plan of the and specifications for tho building OF the
and all other inform alton relating thereto be OBJ
tanned application to the Water Puryeyor at this Office
NICHOLAS DEAN,
President Of the Croton Aqueduct Department..
New York June g. 1853
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NrEw YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIRECT. VIA
IN New Jersey Railroad-United States and Exprsss
Lines through IN four aonr, Leave New York. foot
Phiiadepbia at 130 A. NJ, via Kensington and o A.
and and $50 r. NJ from foot Of Walnut street. Fnrs
So ~ 90 for second class In the A. NJ from New York and
P. NJ. from Philadelphia Through tickets sold and
passengers and Through baggage carried BALTIMORE
and a and ESQ trains and eonnections certain with
the ferry fifteen minutcs before the trains leave
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pUCKLEY'S NEW ORLEANS SERENADERS-CHI-
- nese Hall $50 Broadway, the st. Nicholas Hotel
open evening This nimitable company introduces
novelties which defy composition The grand operate bur
lesque scena from Lucia di Hammer moor" will be
peaed They challenge any band in the world without ex
ception, to give good entertainment Kate Hayes
bur'esque Chinese fiddle &C., evening Tickets only
25centa. Concert commcncea at O'clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-08

NALENA AND CHICAGO UNION RAILROAD COM
" pany-$c0O 900 seven cent FIRST mortgage bonds
Sealed proposals will be received ct the office OF Wadswoh
Sheldon, No 20 Wall street, in the city Of New York.
purchase the per ars mort
bonds of the Galena and Chicago Union Railroad Com
pany.
the Board Of Directors Of said passed the h
day of May 1853 and secured decd of trust Of the
entire lands real estate, and othor appurenance
and franchises the executed and delivered to
George S. Robbins and Julius Wadtworth of the city Of
New York bears date the LIST Of June 1853 and is
duly recorded.
for with interest at the rate OF cent per
and made ut the American Exchange Bank
in the city Of New York. the first day OF August 1863
with interest warrants attached payable tho first days
Of August and February in each year
The proposals to be sealed and addressed Proposals for
Gaena and CHICAGO Railroad Bonds of Wadsworth
Sheldon, No 90 Wall street. New York; The bids will be
opened at o'clock the 2th day of Juno instant in pre-
of the trustees and such bidders desire to be
present
acceptance Of proposals. @ cent the LIST day Of July
next the LIST day Of August next cent
tho LIST day Of September next and Is per the st
day of October next payable to the subscribers The bonds
will be delivered payments made recring the ten
scrbers may, however pay the whole receive
the bonds at their option interest will adjusted at
the making the final payment computing interest
the bonds from the date Of The company the
right tho for the whole portion
amount shall BIO accepted.
The annual report Of the company showing its financial
condition the LIST day of June 1883 and all information
relating to its affairs and prospects, will be ready in few
REIDoN Nv se
New York juno I. 1883.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

TyAMDEN AND AMBOY RAILROAD TO PHILADEL-
pha-from pier No North riysr.Two lines daily at
III A. NJ PIP NJ Accommodation line, at 10 A. NJ, by
steamboat Trenton to South Amboy ears to
aLd steamboat r. Stockton to Philadelphia. Farc$2 Ex-
line at p M by steamboat John Potter to Amboy,
thence direct 60 Camden by carthrough in four hours and
half Fare-&3. Returning, leave Philadelphia At 10 A.
H. and PIP. M.
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NEW YORK AND MONTREAL RAILKOAD--TO BEL
Az lows Falls Rutland Burlington, ST. Johnsbury, Mont
towns Tickets be precur.d at the esss OF tho New
York and Now Haven Railroad 42 Broadway and Twenty
sixth street and Fourth Express trains leave
A. NJ and p NJ Baggage checked through. Freight with
despatch ut reduced priees. Apply to
FRANCIS HYDE, Agent 15G Ssuth street.
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FINE ARTS.

CHEAP FOR CASH OR GOOD NOTES.-JUST THE
~ thing for the Crystal PalAceA large
pictures including Life Of Warrington War Of Indopsn-
dence &c for sale. Address Fine Arts, Herald office
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EoR ALBANY-FAEE &:-ALBANY AND NEW
trains at A. NJ and S15P NJ connecting at Albany with
central lines Of railroads North and West from the
depot Of White Elm, and Centre streets whore
through tickets can be procured and baggage checked for
ectady Utica Syracuse Rochester and Buffalo. Pas
also received at Broome and Bowery Twenty
sixth street and Fourth stations The above trains
will land passengers at Croton Falls and Chatham Four
Corners only. All other trains will start from City Hall
station corner OF Tryon and Centre Streets here
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CRoTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT. TO CON
tstor-Seaed proposals. endorsed proposals. for Sewer
In IISth street" viii at the Of the Croton
A9sedss Department until Monday the 18th day Of June
receiving basins and eulver Sth street from the Third
The plan Of the sewer An for the building
the same all relating thereto be
sf6ss NICHOLAS DEAN,
President Of the Crotoa AQusdust Department.
Nav York June & 1879
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$vporON AouRpuCr prPARTNENT-rO CONTKAC
orsssaS proposals.. endorsed Propose f.r sever s
0rotsS xsusdrst unt Monday the 18th day
q Jane llss At II O'clock TO build sever With the
Ssm tie sewer In fifteenth street about SIG feet west Of
Yrst 40 pont ahout feet east OF Second
ss.s n aSsSt SIS feet plan Of ths aad
fer the budng Of the SANE and all other in
relating thsro DO obtained on application
" 'A' "A"' NICHOLAS DEAN
President Of the crotsn Asssdust Department
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1EONEY.-PERsONS WANTING MONEY FOR PRE-.
M sent may apply at 16 Park place for any amount
they WISH Cash advances made dry goods ewery
panoforcs groceries AID all other kinds of
chandise and every kind Of articles at the commission
ONCE, l6 Park place. Once hours, 9to O'Clock.
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FyORPoRAmON N0fIoB-PUBLIC NOTICE Is HERE
Nv a. occupant occupants
n Al hersss and sts improved lnnprsysd laads A.
eSed thereby The following assessments have bssH
81 Assessors and lodged In the once Of
.ssS q rss.istin, sraa.s ,sttps srpS .nd
r stones aaa the ssrriass wsx Of Forty.
By sush assssssnt nslsds all the several houses
ad Lots Of vacant lots pieces ssd p.ress 81 lana
and on both sides Of seventh .vsn. 100 feet
whose affected by the above named
and Who opposed to the either Of the are re-
@gessd TO their objections in writing to the under
ued ~ their once Hall q Records within thirty
46ys Aem the date Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
0HARLEs J. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES NeNIELL,
once Bureau Of Assessments Street Department. May
l669
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORs.-CATTAW WILL
Transport and Bre Railrosdsealed proposals will be
received ut tho engineers Office In Cattawsa Columbia
county Pennsylvania until the first day Of July next for
the grading and track laying OF that Of the
Cattawsa Wiamsport and Erie Railroad extending from
Gattawssa to Milton distance Of about twenty-five miles
The work will be divided into sections Of about mile in
length and profes &C. of tho work will be at the
gneers office in Caawsa for ten days previous to the day
fletting. THOMAS A. EMMETT, Chief En- ineer
June 3. 1889
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MEDICAL.

~ from A: unM 10 \. N, st his old Huntsrian ~
pensary No Division street. New York; established h
is3l Albany ehoe No Dlssoksr street. Of Broad.
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pAGB BASoN 20. Ban hnKs, sAn ! a.,
cities OF the United States for sale r. to suit Goe
tons made at Ss cisco in the ntror Of the State
promptly remea Refer to and draw ths
American RxohanSs Bank Eessrs D-ucsu, sherman Co.,
New York
TTNIoN BANK or LONDoN.-DRAFTs ON THE
u above bank also the Royal Bank of Ireland and tho
National Bank of Scotland, for sale by
LIVINGSTON, WELLS & CO., IA Broad way.
These drafts may be obtained by application at the
offices Of the American Express Com pany, Pullen vigil
Co., and Hsrnden II Co.'s Philadelphia Express.
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CORPORATION NOTICE-PUBLIC NOTICE rs
hereby given to the owner or owners occupant OF Gee9
affected thereby that the assesmenU have been
completed BY Assessors and arc In tne once ,ne
Bureau Of Assessments examination by all persons in
tsresed vfor tagging the westerly sidewalk e Broad.
such include all the several houses
and let's Of ground vacant lots PIECES and parcels land
dxth Thirty ninth street All whore interests
affected by the above named assessments and who
opposed 70 the either Of them requested
sent their oection In writing the at their
once No Hall Of Records, within thirty days from the
date Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors
CHARLES McNIELL, )
Once Bereau Of Assessments, Street Department Jane
1963