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AMERICA, SOUTH CAROLINA

TINTED STATES OF n,on, sou!H CAhoLlNA
directed issued out of the IA % 10 hereby site
and admonsh all persons hn nave OF pretend 10
have any right title claim ~ property or demand
her tackle apparel and furniture or in to- out Of tia
Of Of said ship the Port 81 Charles mar
against which libel hath been ex ted anu heu
the said court by the owners officers and eew ana others
of the steamship Seutherner praying hat tns
be condemn and sold for certain ana req
therein and that they be as
Honorable Robert b. Glchrist Judge Of the said " ~
the United States Courthouse in Charleston Friday the
twenty eighth day of October instant at II O'clock
show cause any they have why the Of the
libel should not be granted.
THOMAS D. COUDY, Marshal, United States,
Oct 4, 1863. South Carolina District.
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CORPORATION N0TICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS HERE
by given to the owner occupant oecupants
all houses and lots improved uni lands affect
ed thereby that the following have been
pleed by the Asses and lodged in the office Of the
Bareau for examination by all persons inter-
ested For tagging the sonthwestery Of Forty
first and Sixth The limits embraced by such
include all the several houses and lots Of ground
lots pieces and parcels Of land situated the south
Forty street and Sixth and
the souhry side Of Forty first street. two hundred feet vest
Sixth All whose interests affected by
the above named and who opposed to the
same either of hem requested present their obcc
writing to 5the undersigned, at their Office No
Records within thirty from the date of this
tice. WILLIAM GAZE,
CHARLES j. DODGE, }Assossors.
CHARLES MCNEIL,
Ofco Bureau Of Assessments Street Department. Oct 49,
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PORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE is HERE.
ven to the owner owners, occupant or occupants
houses and lots improved or unimproved lands affected
w. that the following have been mpletsd
and lodged in the sce Of the Bureau Of
ments, BY All persons interested Wis., building
embraced BY such assessmsnt include all the several
and lots Of ground vacant lots pieces and parcels o.
and Dover street to Nos So and 81 Cherry street. east
franklin square, between Cherry and Pearl streets
ide q Pearl street. from franklin square TO No. 361
AL persons whose interests are affected BY the
named assessments and who are opposed TO the same
Of them requested to present their objections
to the undersigned at their Office, No Hall Of Re-
within thirty days from the date Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES MCNEIL,
- Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department., Oct.
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CTREHr DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF RECORDS
- Sealed proposals will be received at this once gss Mon
day, October a. ~ l2k e'ssck NJ to regulate ana paw,
Forty street. between Fifth and Sixth Sree
Acatons had appiostsR to the Contract Clerk Of
the Department. JAMES IUaEY, Street Commissioners.
Ootober IA. 1898.
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NROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENTAL CONTRA CT.
" or-Seeled proposals. endorsed Proposal for receiving
basin will be received at the Office Of the Croton Aquedu
Department until Wednesday the 10Th day OF October 1885,
u o'clock NJ for the building Of necessary receiving
culvert at the northwest Of Fourteenth
and to connect with the in Fourteenth
The plan Of the and the build
ing Of game and other information relating thereto
obtained the Water Purveyor 81 this
once THE0. X. DE FOREST,
Acting President, Croton Aqusduss
A. w. CRAVEN, Board.
Chief Engineer,
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PORATION NOTICE.-PUBLC NOTICE IS HERE
given to the owner owners occupant or occupants
ousce and lots improved unim lands affected
" that the following assessments have been completed
assessors and lodged Nm the once Of the Bureau o.
in Forty third street, between Eighth aud Nint
ss The limits embraced by such assessment include
several houses and lets Of ground vacant lots pieces
Hroos Of land situated both sides Of Forty third
4 between Eighth and Ninth avenues. All persons
nterosts are Affected by the above named
d arc opposed to the same, either Of them,
TO present their objections in writing to the under
At their of6ce, No. Hall of Records within thirty
eom the date of this notice.
SHaEEks aA SSber, Assessors.
CHARLES MCNEIL,
be, Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department., Dot
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tr,cto-s sIaJ nonois sndorssa prono..I ~
Trench in Forty street, will be received this once
the bids will DO opened for the excavation back filing and
Forty mir TIA street. the main Third
In Forty 5 feet Of Third The
trench to be Eve feet in DEPTH three feet in width top
and two feet in width bottom the sdes to be regularly
eoped joint holes to be dug eight feet six inches from
All rock excavated removed and the trench re-fsd
with earth only the level the present
the filling be rnmmed in layers Of nine inches The
trench to kept free from water until after the pipes
within days the the of contract
and the time allowed for tho completion of the
acted in the time stipulated exceeded The be
dene under the direction, and TO the satisfaction Of the
Water Purveyor. Payment will be next regular
pay day after the faithful completion the Esti
majors will sste price RUNNING foot for the TRENCH
including all the work required to be done aforesaid and
rock otherwise The bids made in the 70.
quired by the corporation ordinances Blank bids furnished
At this Office THEO! R DE FORREST, Croton Aqus-
Now York Oct II. 1875
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kPORATIoN NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE rs HERE
given, 10 the owners occupant or occupants
and lots improved unimproved lands affected
BY that tho following assessments have BEEN completed
asssssors and lodged in the oos of the Bureau Of
nea. for examination, by all persons interested, viz
regulating and setting curb and gutter in Forty ninth
from Tenth avenue 70 Hudson river. The limits EN-.
BY such assessment include all the several houses and
ground vacant lots pieces and parcels Of land situated
h sides Of Forty street. from Tenth Twelfth
es and both sides Of Eleventh avenue one hundred
Ne inches North and South Of Forty ninth gtreet All
be- whose interests affected by the above named as
snts, and who opposed to the same, either Of
are requested to present their objections writing 70
dersigned ut their Office, No. Hall of Records within
days from the date of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES MCNEIL,
be- Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department Oct Z,
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(IRoToN AQUEDUCT DEPARTNENT;-To CoNTRAC.
" tors-Seaed proposals. endorsed Proposal for
Eighth ree will BIO received at the office Of the
Aqueduct Department. until Monday the Path day of octo
ber 1883 IL o'clock, NJ for the building Of sewer with
the receiving basins and in Eighth
between and D. being in length about 2g2 feet
The plan Of the and for the building Of tho
same and all other information relating thereto be oh
tanned application TO the Water Purveyor at this office
THE0 X. DE FOREST, Acting President, Croton Aquo.
A. w. CRAVEN, Chief Engineer. ( duet Board
York Oct a.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE rs HERE.
" by given the
Of and lots improved unimproved lands affected
thereby that the following have been completed
by and lodged in tho office Of the Bureau Of
Assessments examn alton by all interested
tagging Thirty street. between Eighth and Ninth
The limits vembraced by such assessment include
and parcels of land situated both sides Of Thirty first
whose interests affected by the above named
and who opposed the either of them
questd their objections In writing to the UNDER
signed at their office No Hall Of Records within thirty
days from the date of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES MCNEIL, }
Office Bureau of Assessments Street Department October
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THOMAS X. DOWNING, City Inspector.
y Inspectors Department, New York. Sept. 49, 1883.
kPoRATIoN NoTICE,-PRoPosALs FOR woop

kPoRATIoN NOTICE,-PROPosALs FOR WOOD
bealcd proposals will be received At the Comptroers
No bah Of Records. until the 18th Of October 1859
Pollock p NJ, for supplying hundred cords Of pine
fr the Of the public buildings and offices other thar
Ma pine wood will DO required and proof Of the quaint
vouchers tho delivery and saving Of the into
BILE lengths for USE TO be furnished with this account
cords 70 be furnished before the first day Of No
or next In such quantities and at such Of the police sts
ouses, public offices and fire department buildings as
prescribed In the contract and the remaining atty
with such additional number OF cords as may be re
for the use OF tho said station houses public Offices
department buildings fer year from the date Of
ntract under the regulations subsequent to tho
u November. Payment will DO made the delivery o.
God. Security will be required to double the amount
contract price Of the wood, and bonds be furnished
Eve days after the acceptance Of the bids Each pro
TO be enclosed, scaled up and directed Proposals
and these proposals thus sesled and directed
closed in second envelope sealed and directed 10
!. Flagg. Comptroller City OF New York" Tho propo.
will be publicly opened at the time above stated IN
Of the Mayor and such Of the bidders 40 may dosrc
end. Proposals must be made in conformity TO tho
siops title Ill Of Contracts for supplies and worry
and the ordis ances amendiug The sane
of these ordinances and blank forms Of ostatos 10
at no. Hall Of Reeordu The Comptroller reserves
sht Of rejecting any all OF tho propositions II In hs
,ent the interests Of tho city require hiu TO DO
A. G. fLAGG, C0mntrolley
hptrolIer's Ofico New York Dot & 1858
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RP0RATION NOTICE.-PUBLlC NOTICE IS HERE.
given t. the owner owners, occupant occupants
houses and lots improved nnimprovod lands sdected
BY that the following have been completed
assessors, and are lodged in the once of the Bureau
sessments for examination by all persons interested
For building in Thirty fourth street, between
th and Ninth Avenues The limits embraced by such
include all the several houses and lots of ground
lots pieces and parcels Of land, situated both
Of Thirty fourth street, between Eighth and Ninth
les. AL persons whose interests are affected by the
named assessments, and who opposed to the same
her them are requested to present their obectons
Ting TO the undersigned, At their Office No. Hall OF
ds, within thirty days from the date of this notice.
| WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES MoNIELL,)
Bureau Of Assessments Street Department. October
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(yRoToN AQuEDUCT DEPARTMENT-T0 CONTRACT
ors-Sealed proposals. endorsed PROPOSE. for In
Mercer street." will be received Mt the office Of the Croton
Aquedt Department until Wednesday the nineteenth day
Of October 1883 twelve O'clock NJ, for the building Of
sewer with the receiving basins and ouvets
Mercer street. from the Ut Spring street. to point
about sixty feet south Of Prince street. being in length
The plan of the and for
building the same and all other relating
thereto be obtained application to the Water Pur
veyor, 1t this ofiee.
THEO. X. DEFoREST,
A. w. CRAVEN, Board.
Oct. 10, 1883. Chief Engineer.
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poRAr1oN NorIoE.-pUBLIo NOTICE is HERE

kPORATION NOTICE-PUBLIC NOTICE rs HERE
given, 10 the owners occupant or occupants
hsusss and lots, improved unimproved lands affect
BY the ASSESSORS and lodged in the Office Of the
Of Assessments for examination by all persons inter
yis=For building q in Dover street, from the
River TO near Franklin square. Tho limits embraced
include all the several houses and lots Of
vacant lots pieces and parcels Of land situated
des Of Dover street. between Franklin square and the
liver; west side of South street. l52 feet north and N
Of Dover street, both sides Of Front street. 25 feet
feet north from Dover street; east side of Water
L2 feet north and feet II inches SOUTH from Dover
west ride Of Water street, feet north and n feet
from Dover street; East side OF Cherry street. ~ feet
from Dover street, East side of Franklin square, n
nohos south from Dover street. All persons whose in
are affected by the above named assessments, and
opposed to tho same either of them requested
ent their objections, in writing, to the undersigned
Sc o.oe. No. Hall Of Records, within thirty days
NE date Of this notice.
CHARLEs J: DobaE, Assessors.
CHARLES MCNEIL,
"a BuyeAa Of Assessments Street Depaxtment. Ooto-
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS HERE
by given to the owner or owners occupant occupants
all houses and lot improved unmproved lands
thereby the following have completed
by lodged in the office the Bureau
OF ments examination by all persons Interested
vFor bn ding sewer in Forty first street. between Third
and Lexington The limits embraced by such
include all the houses OF ground
lots pieces and parcels of land situated both sides
first street. from Lexington to Third
and the Third and Forty street.
whose interests affected by the above named
who opposed to the same either Of
their in writing
undersigned their ece No. Hall Of Records within
thirty days from the date of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, }Assessors
CHARLES MCNEIL,
Oce Bureau Of Assessments Street Department October
~
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EET DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF RECORD9.-
Public notice is hereby given, that the following petit.
have been presented to the Board Of Aldermen
feet Of north sidewalk of Fftythird street. from
avenue Ia East river, where not nov done; to fence
~ lots Ninth avenue between Thirteenth and Four
Streets TO regulate and grade Eighty sixth street
n and nag four feet Of walks Of Ninsteenth street
Fh 10 East river. Also, tho following resoIu
To refag south side Of Twenty second street. from No.
corner Of Sixth to regulate pave and curb
utter In Eighteenth street. from Tenth to Had
ves Also, the following resolution In The Board of As
n AIdernen-To lay ali the crosswalks In Broadway,
FORTY Afsh TO Fifty street. All persons Interested
objections thereto, requested 10 present then IN
the undersigned, 81 his oos On or before the I'm
o'''''' JAMES rvREY. Street Commissioners.
sbw !. lsR
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GRoTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT-TO CON7EA =
tors-sealed proposals. endorsed Proposal for
Elisabeth street will be received at the office q the Cros
tober 1853 at IL O'Clock NJ for the building Of sewsr WITH
me necessary receiving basins and cuvsrts in Elisabeth
street. om the in Beecker the
tween beeeker and Houston streets being length about
o eet The Plan OF the and specifications for tho
thereto can be obtained applicable the Water Pur
Seycr at this Office.
THE0 r. DE FOREST
Acting President, Croton Aqueduct
A. W. CRAVEN, Board.
Chief Engineer.
New York, October T. 1883.
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OCULISTS AND AURISTS.

nR. POWELL OCULIsT, AURIsr, &C., REcEIvD
~ his patients from to o'clock daily, - his ofhes Ne
cO2 Broadway where be procured his Treatise
Eye Artificial inserted without ths slightest pa
which exactly like the natural eye. rcsenbls
olor and expression
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.R0HATIOn HOTIUnp,

- -. 'Ucr DEPARTxErf:- 10 CON
WIN = ss::1:d z: ono. 20 q
Sewer In Washington strS srtmsnt until wednesday, ths
=: crosoa Ass.a.sss PEI 'esloskn for &c byld.s
WssIaston street from the ing street. being IN length
point about thirty feet north Of S and Tor
about 80 feet Tbs PLAZA Of the ss.N relating
q sbsnsd a,G al Gsn to the Water Psr
THE0. r. DE FOREST, [ .Croton
A. W. CRAVEN, Board.
80. Chief Engineer.
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CTREET PARTMENT, NO. 4 HALL OF RECORDS
~ Sealed proposals will be received at this office until Tues
day. October ~ 1883, at l2s o'clock p NJ TO grade
curb and gutter and flag four feet Of sidewalks of Forty
street from sixth TO seventh Specifications be
had application to the Contract Clerk OF this Department
JAS. FuREY. Street Commissioner.
New York. Oct. Is. 1881.
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NIBLos CONCERT SALOON AND BALL ROOM NAE
IN now be engaged for

This magnificent Saloon with the richly furnished pss4s
and ante rooms acknowledged the moss -
feet ball rooms In the country while tho Supper Room ss1
the cuisine are unexce ptionable in every respect
Concert Saloon Nbos has always first rsan
in public favor and as finely rrorortoned ROOM with ~
best acoustic qualities it has been selected
artistes including Madame sontag Ole Bull Gotsohsii ~
the Philharmonic Society BY the thers
s ample accommodation for twelve hundred persons VIZ
spacious passage ways and ample Of ~
egress.
Tho careful supervision and we'll arrangements ~
have gained for this establishment
pulary will be rgidly carried heretofore and
but parties Of unquestionabls character will treated
For terms, TO-, apply at the Omoe Of Nblo's Garden
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OF THE sKvEv NILE MIRROR
Every afternoon and evening" 1T and N o'clock.
Gift tickets admitting four persons, 81 each
Read advertisement beaded l0s,OW 0ks.
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BILLIARDS,

x lLLIARD TABLES FOR sALE.-WE INVITE BUT.
~ to examine stack hand with all the nsdaE
Improvements suitable for public or private us a sen -
cent less than ether United SHsSs
LEONARD BENJAMIN, $50 Broadway. MIA nsSS
rate second hand table oomplate eheap.
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iva xPoRATfON NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is here.
~ gwen that petitions have boon ths Board
Aldermen the construction Of in the following
to wit I'm Rvngton street. from tho Bowsry
the termination Of the sever proposed to be built from
Delaney street TO point 1871 feet northery from
also in Hester street. from Orange to Mott
street, also in Grand street, from Wooster street point
swsny f Risctsr t misv .trost AZ" IN ESStcsnth
street. from Seventh Sixth also in Eighth
from Beecker Troy All persons interested in the
above having objections thereto requested to
the wrng the Contract Clerk this oos
ON or before October 49, 1853.
THEo. d b pc FOREST eroson Aqusdacs Board.
n ton Aoneduct Department Oct
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RARNUM OUTD0NE.-LOOKoUT FOR THE GRAND
- cavalcade OF BALLS Panorama of New York and vi
entity together with grand musical entertainment which
leaves New York this afternoon for Springfield Mass to visit
the great fair which the 18th instant The most
magnificent horse in the world Lone Star the
exhibition. This horse valued At $4,000 We leave for
Hartford this afternoon at 4 o'clock.
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A. w. CRAVEN SorosoH Hqususo' Do"fu'
q, ton Aaueduct Department, Oct. 10, 1853.

EVAPORATION NOTICE. - PUBLIC NOTICE IS
" hereby given to the owners occupant occu
pants all houses and lots improved unmproved lands
affected thereby that the following have
completed by tho Assessors and lodged in the once Of
Bureau Of Assessments for examination by all
interested yz-For paving Second avenue from Twenty
eighth street to Forty street. Tho limits embraced
by include all the several houses aud lots
Of ground vacant lots pieces and parcels Of land situated
both sides of Second from Twenty eighth Forty
the north side OF Twenty eighth street 100
from Second both sides of TweRty
ninth street. j feet and 5 feet west from Second
both sides Of Thirty street.
and sos feet west from Second both
sides Thirty second street. @ feet east and 800 west roIa
both sides Thirty street. 325 feet
from Second both sides Of
fourth @ feet east and 55 feet west from So
both sides Thirty fifth ct 25 feet east
500 feet west from Second both sides OF Thirty
sixth % feet and 6 feet west from Second
nue. both sides Of Thirty street. 3 feet and
2J feet east and 5 feet vest from Second
avenues both sides of Thirty ninth street. 3 feet east
from Second both sides Of Fortieth
3 and 5 feet west from Second nvenue
sides Forty first street 1926 feet east and M feet west
the south side OF Forty
and 5 feet from Second avenue. All
interests affected by the above named
and who opposed to the either Of them
are their objections in writing to the
undersigned, at their Office, No Hall OF Records within
thirty days from the date of this notice.
S S $5sHAs S SA S$PGn
Office Bureau Of Assessments Street Department. Octo-
10, 1853
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STREET DEPARTMENT No.4 HALL or BECoRDs.-
y Public notice il hereby given that the following
have presented in the Board of Adermeno
tyxth street. between Broadway and Sixth
vacant south side West street.
Nos ~ and 2s ALSO the lots en- both sides Of
street. between 2S and Fifth also front
a lots between No 2lS and Fifth whore now
aagged TO fcnoe lot between Thirty eighth
tyfrd streets and Ninth andfrenh and flag
walks avenue between Thtysix and Forty third
Streets grade street, between Ninth and Tenth
avenues All persons interested having objections re
gnested present them in writing TO the undesisned At
his of CO. ON or before the I'D day Of October inst
Oot n lb63 JAMES FUKEY. Street or.
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STREET DEPARTMENT, NO: HALL OF RECORDS
- Corporation lNotice-public notice Is hereby given
Council:--
Resolved That the owners the water fronts between
Twenty and Twenty Streets the Eas river be-
and they hereby required extend the bukhead to be
built on avenue below Twenty first street along the said
avenue TO Twenty street, with return bukhead 1t
Twenty second street. under the direction Street Com
mssioner and that the Street Commissioner bsand he 10
10 carry the into effect
Adopted by the Board Of Assistants Sent I51s1 Adop
cd BY the Boasd Of Aldermen Sept b. 1883 Approved By
the Mayer, Dot g. 1853 JAMES FUREY,
Oct u. is6a. street Csnnisdcnes