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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-21

INCORPORATION NoTICE.-FUBLIC NOTICE rs
hereby the owners occupant
psnts Of III houses lots improved lands
nsoed thereby that the following
by and lodged office OF the
Of for examination by all persons
osted, v-For receiving basins and cuverts
Ssry Of Greenwich and Liberty The limits
embraced by such include several
md lots Of ground lots pieces parcels Of
situated on both sidss Of Liberty street. from broadway
Set south from Liberty street. both sides Of Trinity
seventy Eve eet south from Liberty street, on the east sd
Of Greenwich street. n two feet south and
Eorty feet north from Liberty street. All persons
tersts are Affected BY the above named and
who opposed to the either them
- present their ehectons in writing to the
- heir ONCE No Hall Of Records within thirty days
Gsom the date Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE
CHARLES J. DODGE Assessors,
CHARLES McNIELL,
Once Bureau OF Assessments Street Department. Nov g.
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CORPORATION NOTIcE.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is HERE
By given TO the owner owners ant Or occupants
cd that the following assess nsnts have been
Bureau Of Assessments for examination by all in
tsrssted viz For paving setting curb and gutter and
TIC limits embraced By suoh ASSESSMENT include all che
parcels Of ant situated both sides Of street.
from First to Third and the west side Of First
street. All persons wi interest. are affected the shove
either Of them requested to their objections
writing TO the undersgned ut their oce No Hall of Re-
Cords within thirty from the date of shis notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES j. DODGE, Assessors.
CHANLES MoNIELi,
Once Bureau Of As,.smens. Street Department. Novem
kar1Q
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INCORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE rs HERE
~ BY given, to the owners occupant or occu-
pants all houses and lots improved unmprovsd lands
completed by Assessors and are lodged In the sce Of
interested vs-for building Ridge street. from
Houston to stanton The limits by such
all the several houses and lots Of ground
lo peces and parcels Of land situated on bch
Ridge from Houston to Stanton street. ALI
whose affected the above named
sessments and who opposed to the either of
Them requested their objections In writing to
She unde,sgned ~ their Once No Hall Of Records with
n thirty days from the date Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES McNIELL,
ONCE Bureau Of Assessments Street Department. Nov. II,
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CLOAK AND DRESS TRIMMINGS.

vYyCU CLOAK GALLooNs, VELVET, RIAL oIMPVRB
IL soes And dress trmmings OF the richest desofipe
tne hsst the city Wholesale and rst, 81 w
r ny ~ DAL2YNpL2. 3o3k BroadwAss
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CORPORATION EOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is
hereby given that petitions have been presented in the
Board Of Aldermen for the construction Of sewers In the
following named streets TO within Seventh avenue from
fortyrt Forty sixth street, also In 2lst street. from
Fourth TO and through Third TO In 2d
ree street. from 100 feet west of
Eleventh Hudson river Also in Washington street.
rom Bank TO Bethune street All In the
shove and having objections thereto requested to
nt the in writing to the Contract Clerk ~ this ooe
N or before Nov. 10, 1853.
THEO. R. DE FOREST,
A.W. CRAVEN, Board.
Croton Aqueduot Department, Nov. 9, 1883.
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CORPORATION NoTIcE-PUBLIC NOTICE IS HERE
~ by given to the owners, occupant
rants ali and lots improved unmIroved lands
thereby that the following assessments have been
he Bureau Assessments for examination By all
in Fteth street. the Tenth TO the Hudson
dyer The limits embraced BY such include al
and lots of ground lots and
parcels Of land situated both sides Of Feh street. from
The Tenth TO the Hudson river; west side Of Tenth
reet both sides Of Eleventh 100 feet north and
north and south from Fiftieth street. AL persons
whose interests affected by the above named
uestd present their In writing e the under
lgned NJ their ofoe No. Hall Of Records, within thirty
lays from the date Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DObGK, Assessors.
CHARLES NcNIELL,
A. lAh9
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CORPORATION NOTICE-PRoPosALs FOR OIL
" Proposals will be received the OH Of the Commits.
Streets Lamps of Chambers and Centre
Streets until tho sd day Of November 1885, At II eok
which time will be reeeved for furnishing tho
Corporation Of The city of New York with 5000 gallons OF
winter oil Of the bset qualify and allow
Awo per gallon for empty casks returned Samples
DO sent to the ooe Of the Lamps and
Mercer before the 2st November
1855 Tho estimates will be opened in assocaton with ,he
Comptroller per amended charter st II O'Clock the
same day the reception of estimates closes
Blank be obtained at the Office Of Cham
bers and Centre streets. HENRY ARCULARIUS, Jr.,
II. 1853 Commissioner StraetS and Lamps,
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NoRf0RAfi0N NOTICE.-DEPARTMENT OF RE.
pars and Supplies, November g. l85s.-Sealed propo
A will be resolved At tho office q the Commissioner Of Re-
fhnrdsy. Novemb Der III 1885, AZ IL O'CLOCK, n, at which
lime they will be cd In accordance with the amendod
soond street bell tower The City Hall and there to b
e the City Hall be the yard Of the Super
OF Public Buildings No IA Ludlow street. any
other place he designate in this city Contractors win
obligated furnish security in tho full amount Of the
nluo Of said bell All inform aten required DO obtain ed
the once Of the Commissioner Of and Supplies No.
New City Hall. N B-The Commissioner reserves the
ght reject all any the estimator deemed for the
interest Of the Corporation.
BARTHOLOMEW B. PURDY
Commissioners Of Repairs and Supplies.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is HERE
" by given 10 the occupant or occupants
II all houses and lots, improved unmprovod lands a.
sotsd thereby ssas the following have been
hs ureau Of Assessmsns for examination by all persons
Interested yiz-For tagging the southerly sidewalks Of
limits embraced BY such assessment include all tho several
and situated the south side Of Twenty street, 81
Get east from Sixth thence ITO east All persons
nd who to the either of them
uestsd 70 present their IN writing to TIE under
lays from the date Of this notice
WILLIAM GAGE.
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors.
CHAKLES MCNEIL,
ONCE Bureau OF Assessments Street Department. Nov l.
iB6S.
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oonrOnArrOr rorrCwx.

TyoRPoRATION HOTICE--PUBLIC NOTICE rs HERR
W by given owners, occupant occupants
ali houses and lots i'm proved affected
folio ing
~ and loc sed in the office of the
examin alton by all persons nterested
Tagging westerly side Mercer street. Broome No
Mercer street The limits embraced by such assessment
noude all the several houses aud lots Of rouRd
pieces and parcels o. land situated aide
th feet north from the
whose interests affected by the above named
assessments snd who opposed to the sane either Of
hem are requested TO present their objections writing
the undersigned at their BE- No HALL Of Records
within shrtY tsy; from the dsts Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DobGE. Assessors.
CHARLES McNIELL,
lMs ~
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ERANCONPS IIPPoDRoxE.-LAST WEEK OF THE
CLASSIC GAMES.


END OF FIRST AMEKICAN OLYMPIAD.
The proprietors owing the
find necessary to close their for the
the ensuing week. when the will be d banded
the principal members to return to Europe
formances every
AFTERNOON Evening DURING WEEK.
A GRAND FEIE
will be given
THURSDAY, THANKSGIVING DAYJ
and also FRIDAY 2h of November the latter being
anniversary Of the expulsion the City Of York
Of the British and tie oftne War of Independence
Boxes 90 cents Pit rs cents Reserved Seats 81 Colored
Boxes % cent? Doors open at half quarter be-
fore z. Performances to commence half hour later
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AL roqute articles comfort and Of pAs.
ssngef and commanded By Of experience In ths
The price Of 500 without wines liquors
sent 70 ne suhsorbe win be forwarded fee from
BOYD HINCKRN. Agents. ~ Pearl street.
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CORPORATION NoTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS HIRE.
u by given the occupant CT occupants
Of all houses and lots improved unmproved ands Affect
Cd thereby that the following have been
pstsd b. Assessors and lodged in the office OF the
Bureau for BY al persons inter
9Th street, between Fourth Fifth The limits
om include all several houses
land situated both sides Of Eighty fifth street, between
Fourth Fifth the side OF Fourth avenue
l0 feet north and from Eighty nth street. All
whose Affected by the above named assessments
who opposed to the either OF he are
uesed their objections in writing to the under
signed their office, No Hall Of Records within thirty
1Sys from the date of this notice.
cHAkLEs J: SobeE. Assessors.
CHARLES MCNEIL, y
Once Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department. Nov
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CORPORATION NOTICE-PUBLIC NOTICE Is
" hereby given to the occupant
pants Of al houses and lots lands
Affected thereby that the following have been
BY the and are lodged IN tho oMee
serested yTor in Thirty ninth street. from the
Eighth to the In Ninth avenue The
and Of vacant lots pieces and parcels Of
land situated both sides Of Thirty ninth street from
eighth Ninth avenue the west Of Eighth
au and Thirty Streets and the east side Of Ninth
Eeood by the above named and whs
70 the either Of them are requested 70
their objections In writing the dergned At
their ONCE No Hall Of Records, within thirty days from
ho date Of this notice
CHARLES J. DobaE, }Assessors
CHARLES MoNIELL }
once Bureau Of Assessments Street Department. Nov 4,
B6S
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IL HERE
By given 70 the owner owners occupant occupants
thereby that the Following have been completed
by the assesr and lodged in the ONCE Of the Bureau
For curb gutter and tagging Bowery and Rivington
street The limits embraced by such assessment include AL
parcels Of land situated the east side Of Bcwery
avngtoE point hundred feet south Of RvnS
street, and the south side Of Rvington street from
3owe,y to Chryste street. All whose interests
sEeotod the named and who
hs either Of them reqsssed present
,fice Hall Of Records, within thirty days from The
taSe Of this notice WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, ASSESSOR
CHARLES MCNEIL.
Cee Bureau Of Assessments Street Department Oot 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-21

TIE WORLD IN MINIATURE.-A GRAND MODEL OF
i the World in Plaster of Pars-The first and only
ever exhibited will be opened to the public at o'clock
379 Broadway of White street and will continue
opn every day Sur day. at all hours from 10 A. NJ
10 p III A drawing Of the World Msrcators projection
fat surface is made i'm horizontal tAblett
covering Of nearly thousand feet Those
parts representing water carved out aud the
filled with real water le,vng the land which mountains
raised in their places thus showing
glance Miniature OF the World with its CULTS,
lakes bays rivers continents Stands &c. Miniature ships
and steamers Placed the water. and be
making to various parts of Tho Globe The whole
of grandeur beyond description view of
which be compared to the bcholder standing
lofty emnence with the surface Of tho Globe spread
before his vision. efficient lecturer will point
geo raphicsl and divisions Of the Globe AID mission
children rs cents Teaets at tue principal hotels
and music stores and ut the entrance
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CIRcUs-NEw YORK AAPHITHEA NO.

NIRCUs-NRw YORK AMPHITHEA IRE, NO. 81
" Bowery. - -
New and surprising feats tricks and exercises by Mons
Nicolo's celebrated european Dogs,
JACK AND TOPSY,
their first exhibition in America Also the extraordinary
performances on the
DOUBLE TRAPEZ,
BY Eicolo's Juvenile Acrobats.
and all their other original comic mnastics
Mons. Chiarin, Madame Franconi, Miss Emma Nathans
the Of this talented in their various
Boxes IS cents Pit l2 cents; Reserved Seats SO cents
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DROOKLYN ATHENEUM MILE GABRIELLE IN
ID LA NOTE announces taAt her
SECOND GRAND CONCERT IN AMERICA
MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER II,
BROOKLYN ATHENEUM.
INKS p EEYEK, date Miss Rosa JaquesJ
MR.. PHILIPPE MEYER,
NM JOSEPH BURKE, and
Mr. II. @. TIMM.
PROGRAMME
Solo-vitlin Souvenir de Ia Fsvorita). 0uishAgG
Mr. Joseph Burke
Mr.. and Mrs. Meyer.
Grand Rondo-Duo for Pianoorte and Violin BeethovoR
Mile Gabrielle do Ia Motto and Mr.. Burke
Mr. r. Meyer.
Grand Galep-Pianoforte. observation-disclosures. Schulsl
MILE Gabrielle do Ia Motto.
Mr. and MRS. Meyer
Grand Fantasia-Pianoforte, Lucia 81 Hammer
Mil Ca vrieiie Dc Ia Motto.
Ballad" We Met by Chance. ..............Ku eksa
Mrs p. Meyer
Grand Fantasia Do conccrt.Pianofor ., Ls pa.
tinturs.n 'lustI alton du Prophetic, by. ..Lseg
Mile Gabrielle do la Motte
A ria from Der Frieschutf."
Tickets with One Dollar without % oeas
Can be obtained OF Messrs. Hall Son. or Of Paul scrs
2s Fulton street. Brooklyn or At the door on the
the Concert
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Y r inf the s3 z Gss8f.aoLDER
A II ai an Rs;,is5 q sas lf &sH ni'
rERHAx' = s * fssri siG Il MIRROR
otshe Lakes Niagara Falls sssusny rvers
I.slsspsEE sy'fG ss,9ssn ssS
%s 10 e. s
share in the following IN NM crrrS
THE snvnS MIN SiSkoH ITSELF,
''0" Splendid FARM NEAR BEVERLY, N. J.,
Containing 100 in high s.e Of cultivation with
sS IN SAss HORSE
who can sros mile In 2 I'm T piAnos. '""
mostly 7. Gilbert Co.'s celebrated ssns, ssSn worth
nom Specimen; TO Be see. 81 w.cis ISL BrosSw.S
90 Go Watches. worth 800 e 500: ..co
LOO Orders Tor Hats, (on Genin celebrated Broad
5000 Gold n Pens as s. :.si s:SS
&YN hssa Boois dossrisns the Seven Mile Mirror sss
i"' 'n'' ', osS CIR ION iysny '
NOW IS THE TIM, TINE no BUY TICKETS.
ACADEMY HALL, s6S BROADWAY
scApiMy MAJ n.Ii s,. Sss . SFS S.1o;
And sHSS :SSS$ :S STi$ss4s LAM.
R'% Apply Hf'1 as AM sf'1hs: v
DRRHAM's GIFT PROPERTY
@ X Sss ID 70 iS'fHs VI
By asf 's SHY T'; '''
Giving tho holders Admissions To the Exhibition Of khe
sEVEN MI E MIRROR
And one share in tho
100000 GIFTS.
6GS BRoAJwAv.
vxr X. FISH, FROM LONDON, THEATRICAL AND
s' %sss 0s fs1. stree; N Sr York s
rriya.. paros AAguerAdes and fancy srss bas H. B.
~-Ccvntsg NsStVieais supplied N short nssls&
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SHOE s.n.. AMP
fresh meats having expired the first day November
ss The
s sale E,;a inc
Superintendent of Markets.
CTREET DEPARTMENT NO. HALL OF RECORDS
asz SoSs%ssr ssesE to- i re Sidewalks
sS
dOn the pier No a. foos Of Charlton street SPECIFICS.
sss's
CTREET DEPARTMENT. NO. HALL or RECORDS.
Esh.h Eisy third Fifsy ninth street:
;' s as II
sPe
Hsmerslsy street. to flag south side Of West
Interested having objections thereto requested
'' Nov No n JAS s'T RT Sfs Stree.
CrREEr DEPARTMENT, NO. 4HALL OF RECORDS
Hossnss H. E ;:
and reag set and curb and gutter stones the
%
spsciaeatons DO had on application 70 tho Con-
".'' 0'''A VI 'n.' JHHEs STREY. Stree. Commissioners
CTREET DEPARTMENT, NO. 4 HALL OF RECORDS
= Sealed proposals will be received at this oce until Mon
day. November 81 1885, At l2h O'Clock p NJ ~ faG north
side Of street from i25 feet east Lexington
NJ: AZ ;SSss ;SS III :::s SIC
CTREET DEPARTMENT NO. 4. HALL OF RECORDS
- Sealed proposals will be received at this oce until
Thursday, December lat, 1883 at 2a o'clock re-
build the pier at the foot Jefferson str et East River
IT, siss ssrs s'ssi IA1s
Of walks Of the Specifications to be had app
cation to the contract clerk Of this department.
Nov 81 1853 JAS. FURRY, Stroes Commissioner.
NOTICE TO CONTEMPORARIES BIDS RECEIVED
IN for regulating and grading Fifty third street, from
Third to Sixth avenue will be opened on Monday the 2ss
NV. is. 1855 JAMES FUREY. Street Commissions.
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RUCKLEY's OPERA HOUSE. CHINESE HALL, ESs
ID Broadway, near the Prescott House.-open every
the Oldest established and most talented company in s
% xbs sp.t ~ siU nnsrss CSovns.s nsp
Burlesqus Operas 4e likewise all Ope,a Chosuses
sung by other bands first lat the
Of labor and taenJ by Buckleys Ssrenadcr The
mas the honor Of announcing that the Concerts
of this company viii still be conducted In its FASH
able syleun without vulgarity Concern commences -
TX O'Clock. Admission, u cents.
BUCKLEYS, Proprietors
R. BISHOP BUCKLEY. Musical Director.
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Mail Lii 1.-The new and splendid steamship FLORIDA
Captain NJ s. Woodhull win leave on sasurdsy' Nov 49,
at 81. N, from pier No. North river. Apply 10
SAMUEL L. MtTCHlLL, No. rs Broadway.
The Alabama Captain Geo. R. Sohenck, leaves on wed
needay Nov so Through tickets from New York 70 jack
sonvlle, $s1; PilatkA S33.
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WOE LivEhPOOL-UNiTED STATES NAIL STEAM
- Gp rAcirlC, Nye oommander.-This steamship
will depart with the United States Nails for Europs pos
lively on saturday kovsmber d. IL clock H. from her
berth at the fsot OF Canal freight or
having uneqnaled accom- podson fer elegance and com
fort, apply to EW'D K COLL Ms sd WI All street
Passengers arc requested To be IN board AZ
The steamship Baltic w suooe.d tho P.ciao ana s.l
nac.n NH ~~"f
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is HERE
~ BY given, 70 the owner or owners occupant
lands. affected thereby, that the following sssess
b the onoe Of the Bureau Of Assessments for sxani
nation by all persons interested viz For re setting
nom Second Third The limits embraced by
include Ill several houses and lots Of ground
vacant lots pieces parcels Of land situated both
sides rs street. between Second and Third avenues
All whose interests affected by the above aame
land who opposed to the same or either OF
ihem, requested TO present their IN writing
10 the undersigned at their ehce No Hall Of Records,
within thirty days from the date of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DO UGE, }Aeseseors
CHARLES McNIELL, }
once Bureau Of Assessments Street Department, No
Vomber H. 1853
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TyNCLE TONS CABIN.-STRAN0EES And UIx1s
u informed that the National Theatre 10 oa
In New York where version Of this celebrated p8
be witnessed.
After IL having bcen performed tho Troy -
nights produced Mr. Purdy his theatre
in Chatham street Roosevelt and been performed
successfully p0hs tho lSh Of
every Wednesday and Saturday aernoon with ths yoaS
full wonder little Cordoba Howard, ~ the Eva Of whah -
This caution the public that any other piece aans
Cd from other sstabshmsnt IN New York z not -
sion q. i. AKkQs
al Theatre New York and whore VII be continued 49,
ing the remainder Of the year 1858
ID PHILHARMONIC sOClETY.-TWELFTH SEASON.-
The first Con ert Of this will be given satu1
day evening Nov rs, At Metropolitan Hail. Conductor -
Orchestra Mr. Eisfeld The members subscribers, ana
the public respectfully informed that the increasing
for the Classical Concert: Of THU Society has OBLIGED
qne Of members they will future produce two sn
phonies at each Concert The OrchesrA augmented -
eighty performer, The principal ORCHESTRAL piece: to BE- PSF
(hrst tme); Overture, King Lear BsrlioI; and YAM
pyren Marschner. Other particulars hereafter Tsrns-
Subscribing members $40 per year. three tickets to each Goa
cert associate So; and professional members, 50
public rehearsas and Concerts; members
tickets at 81 oach tickets 20 sub
serbers, 81 so each. Application for tickets received =
Messrs Scharfenburg Buis 722 Broadway, and Mr <
eze 3 Fulton street. Brooklyn also ~ the deor the
evening until quarter before clock Doors open all
O'Clock; concert to commence at o'clock. BY order
l.. SPIEk, Secretary.
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y PAb5AE1 tPpyW
EDWARD X. COLLINS, 4 co.. No. e Wan street.
E 9p9 srLPLxT Do. Liverpool
VICTORIES, Paris; or
GEORGE II. DRAPER, Hxvrs-
yks Of these ships wis sssosnah os goi6
nyer bullion, spsce. ewolp precious stones, mesa
Of thorelc expres9e@
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CIGNOR BLITz.-sTUYvESANT INSTITUTE, %
- Brosdway.-Periormanc es every evening" oommenciag
O'Clock, and Wednesday and Saturday afternoons
consisting of great and laughable Powsrsof vsnAs
auism the Learned Birds and RemarkA BILE FeAts
Natural Magic. Admission, Is center ohdre ~ oents
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CORPORATION NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Is HERE
~ b. given 70 the owner or owners occupant occupants
Of all houses and lots lands affected
hsrsby that the following completed
By the Assessors, and lodged in the office OF tho
Bureau OF Assessments tor exAmina tiop by all per
eons Interested v..For Sewer IN Greenwich street
street. The limits by such assessment include al
ehe several houses and lots d lots pieces and
parcels Of land situated both sides of Green street
loS feet south from All
ests affected by the named assessmeh VINO
opposed came either Of them requested 70
crescent their objections In wr ing to the underssned ~
their Hall Records, within thirty days from
the date Of ths notice. -
WILLIAM GAGE.
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors
CHARLES McNIELL,
O6os Burcsu OF Assessments Street Department Ncvem
kar B. 1888.
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ToR sAvANNAH-FARER REDUCED THE NEW AND
IL eplendid side wheel steamship KEYSTONE STATE, Cap
tain r. Hnrde ing the United States MAIL will leave
Phadelphia for savannah on Wednesday Nov. "a A. ~
entirely and in seed and strength aud every arrange
the comfort and convenenoo OF passengers
surpassed. Fare from philadelphia $0 seerage as For
furthsr inform Ation apply APPLE At the ir
state leaves as aboys alternate Wsdnssdsy Agents
in Philadelphia, HI RON MARTIN, No. Th North
Wharves, In Savannah, c. A. l.. NAMAR.
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LNRANKLIN MUSEUM IT'S CHATHAM STREET, ono.
Lea, ProprietorThe above 10 open svs
afternoon at O'clock and in the evening, IT TX fog
purpose Of Classic and original q Aa
sether with variety Of beautiful For frth
particulars, bills of each day AdmissonSe&s in px
boxes 50 cents; stage with oush oned ohs
Nk cents; boxes % oents; gallery, l2l oents.
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DOR BREMEN.-THE BREMEN NAIL STEAMSHIP
GERMANIA Capt F. W. Bremen will leave for Brs
men Saturday Dec at IL o'clock at from her pier 80
North River. Prices Of Passage,
First cabin. ................. Observation-Disclosures 800
Second cabin .,....... IS
No freight will be taken after Wednesday Nov So For
OELRICHS / CO. 80 Broad street.
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(yHRIsTY's AFRICAN OPERA HOUSE. NO.
~ Broadway, above Grand street.
OPEN EVERY NIGHT.
The we'll known ors{in AL, fsT famed, and only
ORA nigAd In

AA' TAI Mo ;. TROUPE IPI'S OF FIT TE1 WoRID.
The first harmonise Negro Melodies and orGAates II
present popular style OF Ethiopian 1ntsrtAnmeats 80
whose this CITY,
past without precedent In the annals o8 puAs
amusement In New York.
Comprising versatile and talented CORPS" Of expsrieaA1
performer under the direction and supsrvoa
EDWIN r. CHRISTY, Sole Proprietor and Manager, ~
only individual % this time previous, Of the
Chriy engaged performer In representation Of Es
plan Minstrelsy.
Admiration u cents. Doors open ~ ~ solesk osnnsnss
at7L O'Clock.