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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-09

COGNAC BRANDY half Pines Cog
~ nae BRANDY, Pinet, Costillon & Co.'S brand In
store and for sale by
jy IL VIM TAYLOR
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is HERE
~ BY von to the owners occupant
Of all houses and lots improved or unimprovod lands af
footed thereby >hAt the following
completed BY e Assesor and are lodged in The oos
the Bureau Of Asesm ents for SANITATION by all
nereted viz: For paving and tagging Thrtiesh street,
from Eighth Tenth avenues The limits embraced BY sNoh
include all the houses rrouKd
lots pieces and pAreeo Of land situated sides
Thrtieth street from Eighth TO Tenth All per
sons whose interests affected by the named
ments and who are opposed to the either them
are present their objections writing to tho
undersigned, ~ ther office, No Hall Of Records within
thirty days from the date OF this NOTICE
WILLIAM GAGE
CHARLIs J. DODGE. }Assessors
CHARLES McNEILL, y
once Bureau Of Assessments Street Departneut Dec S.
1858.
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CORPORATION NOTICK.-PUBLIC Office rs HERE.
by given the occupant occupants
Of all houses and lots improved unimproved ID Ids Affect
thereby the following
d By the and lodged in the once Of the bureau
hkaggnI the southerly sidewalk Of Fourteenth street,
hstween Second AID Third The limits embraced by
eh include all the several houses
vacant lots pieces and parcels q land situated
l3 feet inches sasA ALI persons, whose interests
Affected The above named assessments and who op
their objeetions In writing the a their ooe
No Hall Of Rsosxds within thirty days from the date Of
Mis- notice, WILLIAM GAGE, J
CHARLES J. DODGE, }AsscssorS,
CHARLES NoNIKLL,
omos Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department. Nov
Is, 1853.
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CORPORATION NOTICE--PUBLIC NOTICE Is
~ hereby vens 70 the occupant
pants AL houses and lots improved unproyed lands
lnestsa thereby that the following ssssss@ea have been
The Bureau Of exsmin alton BY all
nteresed viz -Flsxgng the westerly sidewalk OF First
between Twenty eighth and Twenty ninth
hs limits embraced y such asss'.mans Include Al the
parcels lAnA situated the side of Fret
hon Twenty eighth street point ~ feet inches north
thereof All persons whose interests affected by the
above named and who are opposed 70 the
IN writing, - the undersigned, At their OFF No Hall Of
Records Within thirty dAy from the date of this notice
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES ]. DODGE, }Assssso4A
CHARLES kcNIELL,
O6ee Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department Novsu
Der Is, 1858.
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CORPORATION NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Is
~ hereby given TO the owners,
Jants Of all houses and lots improved lands
Affected thereby, that the following have
completed by the and lodged in the ooe Of
the Bureau Of examina by oil
xReoeving basin and cuvert the Of
and street. The limits embraced such
include all the several houses and otg of
lots pieces and parcels Of land situated The south
side Of sire et from avenue to AL
whose interests affected by the
and who opposed to the either Of
them requested to mt their objections III writing
to the undersigRed, at their office. No. Hall Of Records
within thirty days from the late Of this notice,
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES T. DODGE, {Assessors
CHARLES AcNEILL. }
Office, Bureau Of Assessments Street Department. Deo
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PAN, ~ e. ssm
sas az sspyss No. i New City Hall nm
4. the New n good
S. and n' a..
par Ally keep in rspar) copy Of which will be found at
win Be- when old
sharp sand will sss Keep ali tho
y: an sAis
Ss saS 9
Sire ths contractor viii be obliged
:1igsh WIN block
as ~
The COMMISSIONS Of Repairs and supps the
s m as0% or amy amy 1n s So
the in relation TO said work. and if there mob
The city win be divided into two DISTRICTS dsnOminatsd the
Ths comprise al that portion q The
street. all that portion lying east Of Broadway to Union
ss & vSsa a
avenue All that portion east Of Fourth avenue
sG y:
T sns
toned IN the article relating The Eastern district
rsqaiTsd in their estimates furnish sssa.
ss;:
na T. Honor tho
The contractor viii required to oommsnos the work a%e
the e and eonn1s & orSo
for 9p or to the same date in the same month in the
pom. =. She IP.psssSTs
Il.
OF Rps: :s IG S M the
calling ces cenmissionsr q Repair: and Sup
coysnsnts with different railroad companies
fisf sas
"prov,asa AyESyE t RAnSAp
Ssa sSa %
Of streets and an other and
obstrgesd ana that the said shall
track b under the direction Of tho
H.
Council The said parties TO become bound ia sufficient
sSs
tracks 70 Be- under tho direction of the
ass
and outside the esIer SIDE least
that the foundation on each eide Of the rails shall
dated September 9th, 1851.
Same Sixth Avenue Railroad. Agreement dated Sep
tembsr 9Th, 1851.
RAILROAD.
S fna as. al s
and streets through which the said track tracks
eha DO laid whenever the Common Council shall deem the
"sad company will at their own COST construct ssone
railroad may BY hs elevation Of their grades above The
the opinion Of the Common Council the shall be
necessary . . -
'Also, that the said company will make such embank
ments or excavations as the Common Council may deem
to render the the said railroad and
~ the eros, streets easy and for AL
which said streets and roads usually put
viii also mako, at their cost and oharge all such
drains and their excavations
opinion OF tho Common Council render nooesSaryn
Agreement dated August 18th, l8i7
RAILROAD.
Shall pave the streets in and about the rails in salts
factory and heep the width Of twenty feet Of said
paving including the rails good repair at all times during
the continuance of their thereof dated
18th, 1882 extending Harlem Railroad from Twenty third to
Prince street.
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CTREET DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF RECORDS
Sealed proposals. viii BE- received ~ th onioe until Fri
day Dec 1853 fence two lots south side Of Thr
thrst street. between Broadway and Fifth Avenue And she
lot south side OF Thrtieth street. between Broadway and
Fifth Specifications 10 be had application 10
Contract Clerk OF this Department.
JAMES TUREY, Street Commissieasf.
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1,ns.:71oRArIoN NorluE.-pusLrc NOTICE Is HsRs

TSn..TT0RATIoN NoTfCE.-PUBLIc NOTICE Is HERR
~ by given, to the owner owners, occupant or %
cupsnts all houses and lots imprsved unmprovsd
affected thereby that tho following
been completed BY the ASSESSORS and edged in the once
Of the Bureau Of Asseesm ents for EXAMINATION by all
sons Interested vsFor paving Torty fourth strset from
Fifth to broadway. She limits smbrsosd by suoh
include A the several and lots Of ground
vacant lots pieces and parcels Of land situated both
sides of Forty street from Fifth avenue TO- Broadway
All persons interests affected by the above
and who are opposed 70 Me either q
70 dsrsigned, ~ their ofoe No. Hall Of Records
within thirty days from the date Of this NOTICE.
CHARLES J. D0DaE, {Assssssrs
CHARLES MoNIELL,
Omos Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department Dec. =
1889
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JoNRs NEW GIFT ENTERPRISE;

0sls StS cc s, dlr fsF Fok aal PEOPLE
Of New isit Boston, fhiisdslPGa BaIsinsTs and vs
e tickets to the exhibitions Of bis world rsn0wns
fF.EE Efss K 3 Y.t ssGs AXE,
sysIssh.Ee assssa .a.Ivsss,is sia!riss .sea,nd
winning the unqualified appreciation Of thu and returned
tickets. only 81 s.sA YIN DO ,ea e,sh :skss I'd
NV xsrs q & tie ysyaSs R.ssd
fh.dsgha and E,lamoo for tao senons ,sarsaodsTs
and emitting the holder TO enc share in the ~ sf fol-
q. sss;s; :, sss 1gssss 2as
f FARM nns r ss e coss,y yaseS hun s~
Srod and twenty acres, II 5ioh state etealsiys,
D w srsS s .. h., s
and sS fine y:w Of as mHi'sn river
sadns s saS sy n araai sai
sysy q 'I u ,s y a 5000
w. w. t ssm u QS,sk'aSu'A Hamilton w. Ia
A handsome three story Dwelling ia New York,
eenisrssiio new three story Dv:iiias ia Yo,oa iv
An sies.nt tire. story Dwelling in fhadoipii. '
ANY ise1n.tisn SVEN ss. hep; ,ch.is.is ''"
e"voysse to Scotland" CHEF d'ruvrc Of AT.
spsadia carriage and Horses. ..s;i a. ... IJSS
dsf ss sp Asn' o5's,s d
o5i Broadway,l valued az. ........... 800
-. 20
DO Melodeons each S'W. Observation-Disclosures. L5W
10 Gold watches, each Siuu. ........,,...... luO0
~ uadies) each SD. ............. 1000
lO Gold Pens ana Cases, ea, So.......,...... 800
Loco Cola Peacils, each Is. .,............... 1900
100 orders Tor Hats. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 500
1tp0 six snhs subscription to Gisasons Pictorial 1900
4WU Cod PENS At ~ aeh. ................ 400
GOVN kngrayings at 70 cents eaen 1900
s3703 Books VI California Adventures. ...... 1864
5000 aiits valued At. slHeN
and to ALL Mr. Jones propose, last the
holders shah nse' ~ soms convenient place in tho city Of
sooner il all the tickets shall have been select from
their numbers acommittes who in oon uncsn with com
mittfes from Boston, Philadelphia and Baitmore shall
the completion Of the enterprise reosive and drbur,
the gifts among them by lot otherwise in accerdano,
with and subj ce only 10 the directions Of the said share
holders. "'e
Persons abroad depend upon their gifts bsinx for
wardsd faithfully in accordance with their directions
Tickets for sale at Hope Chapel, No. us Broadway from
A. n until 10 p M ~ Archdescens o,nfectionery storc
OF Canal and Broadway at tho principal and
music stores and At the Bee and Mail ooss and Music Ha
Boston. ~ '-'
An orders for tickets BY letter should be addressed 10
Wsslsy i"ufs Hore Chslel, NJ. 7is Broadway, n. Y.
sGSt'vR, y sUs; Cbiltssa hNh pEisN
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u RESOLUTION Of the Common Council Of the city Of New
% IL s q ss
soil from the several piers or Places used BY the
Or h
to be and continue for three and the removal 10 be Of
feotsd ths means q tight covered boats
ysrsd slide inclined plane and in such maansr
TO all offence OF nuisance Three piers eaohthe
moving the night soil will DO required DO - the several
evening tin O'Clock in tia morning first day
Nay to the last day Of eeptember and from ten o'clock
year Proposals be strict aesordanos with
SET No 49, 498 and $50 Of Title ordinances
ana s0t
for removing night soil from the city Of New
reotea hom bOwna civ s S
spectors ofco New City Hall Such proposals estimates
must state in plain ana explicit terms the number and capA
the purpose for which they be usedo the
bsrges to be engaged in eectng the ALSO tho
will be performed by the party parties making the
pcsa work to be done under the supernten
faithful execution and Of tie conrsot win b
the Of Eve thousand dlars The provisions OF Title s.
& m % for suPps: and work done for the
also ns amended October IS lS9 will be observed and
CURED IN the making reception and opening Of such propo
City inspector until Tuesday thirteenth day Decembsr
ths amended charter Should party paroles whom
shall be directed to Be- made fail to attend with his or their
securities and execute the within days after being
sdered as having abandoned it. The right l. hereby re-
served 70 reject any all bids estimates proposals when
copies the above mentioned ordinances can be
obtained a. hf Sss s' G Civ inSRs.
Ingpeekorfa aW York
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MATRINfONY.

A GENTLEMAN, A NATIVE or NEW ENGLAND,
sixty years OF age, dssrous Of forming
% and between the Of thirty Eve and fy Ave years.
The gentleman OF experience and cultivation, and
desires 70 lind panon lifted for his condition in
e. ADDRESS househoil, L.said SLuss sAupg VINE ssd
DlAee VI t1teyyisw. TbA y lSnA AaN
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE rs HERE
by given to tho occupant occupants
ed thereby that following assessments have been
ploted the and lodged In the oce Of he
rested sGFsssinx esst aide Of Second avenue from
fourth Thirty street. The mits embraced by
such include all tho several and lots
ground lots pieces and parcels Of land situated
she east .ds Of Second from Twenty eighth street
fee. SIX and half NORTH and from Thirty sixth
ninety eight feet nine inches south AL whose in
teross affected by the above named
arc opposed to tho either Of them are y
their Office, No. Hall Of Records within thirty days from
the date Of this notice.
WILLIAN GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors,
CHARLES HcNIELL. }
1915 - =
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CTREET DEPARTMENT.. NO. HALL or RECORDS
- Sealed proposals will be received this until Fri
day 18th Decem be 1853 70 dig and build we'll the
north side Of l2th street. 200 feet east Of Seventh
OF this department. JAMES FUREY. Street Con'r.
Deoam Der g. 1854
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS HERE
~ BY given that petition. have bean presented IA shs
lowing named streets to witt in Amos stsest from Fourth
street to 0rocnwich avenue also in Mulberry 2rses
point 23 esS south Of Hester street, also in Livingston
stroet fom tSa sawsr /; tbst n,,V
Mo westerly side Of Second avenue to the
sAsterly SIDE Of Second And in the Board OF
bans for sewerAip the following named Sweets to wit
Forty fourth stet from Tenth to Eleventh ayenus and
through Eleventh TO Fortyeoond street; also
Mercer street. from Prince to Houston street. and ai
l2st street, from Fourth avenue, to and through Third
avenue to the In 2d street All persons
Ahc above, and having objections thereto requested
present the same in writing hs Centrses Clerk ~ this
s6ioe on or before December 8, 1859
THE0 4. DE FORREST,
4. W. CRAVEN, Doasd,
Chief Engineer,
Csoson Aquedust Department, Nov. 49, 1855
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CTREET DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF RECORDS
Monday Dee ~ 1883 stiah osioca M to trade iss.h
street Tth Seventh Specifications 20 he
L.s SievH VI
Dec b ~ JA1Ee IV1&Y, awsst VsDUnSslss,
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is HERE
~ by given to the occupant occupants
q Al houses and lots improved or unimproved lands
completed by tho ASSESSORS and lodged In the office Of
tho Bureau of Assessments for examination by All
ntere sted vSewer in Elizabeth street. Blocker
near Houeten The limits embraced by such
clude all the several houses and lots OF ground
pieces and parcels Of land situated both ides Of Eliza
beth street, from Blsecker to Houston All whose
interests effected by the above named and
who opposed the either Of them equeted
thefofce, No Hall Of Records, within thirty days from
the date Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE.
CHARLES DODGE, }Assessora
CHARLES HoNIkLL,
once Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department. Deo
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is
~ hereby given to the owners, occupant
eupants Of all houses and lots Improved unimprovsd
Affected thereby that the following have
fee Of Bureau Of Asssssm emit; for By al
street from Broadway to Greenwich street The limits
braced by such include all tho several houses
situated on both sides Of Liberty street from Broadway
feet north and 81 feet south from Liberty the
side Of Broadway lO feet north and IS feo south from Lib
erty street All whose interests aectsd
aboxs and whs are opposed 70 the
in writing to the unders gneu ~ their ONCE No. Hall Of
Reeord within thirty days nom the date Of this notice
WILLIAM GAGE.
CHARLES J. DODGE, }Assessors
CHARLES AcNIELL
once, Bureau Of Assessments Street Department. Dec.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE rs HERR
~ by given to the occupant occupants
all houses and lots improved unimproved lands
isosed shs,sb that hs following have been
She Bureau by all persons
Serestsd, vx-For building in First steeet,
nue to Bowery through the Bowcry Second
street. The embraced BY such assessment include al
parcels land situated both sides Of First street.
to the Bowery; both sides Of First
Houston TO twenty-five north First street, both
des Of Second avenue nom Houston street. to
Houston Second street. the side Of
sry Houston to Blocker street, tho north side
.outh side Of Blescksr street from Bowsry 70 point III feet
by The above named Assessments and ops
posed the same either Of s requested
No Hall Of Records within thirty days shs date Of
mis- notice, WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, }Assessors
CHARLES NCNIELL, y
Once Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department Nov r.
iH6a
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VvHI N1W YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
AAu stsamsn-The ships comprising thh line AZ the

VvHR LIVERPOOL AND PHILADELPHIA STEAM.
ship Company intend starting their avorits steamships
FROM PHILADELPHIA,
City Of GLASGOW. Saturday, Dec. TO- aSA
City OF Manchester. saturday, Jan. u 1850
- IRON LIVERPOOL,
GtsckvW.. Meone6oAys nov loo1
Saloon $50, y65 and SOS; according to ssase Tooms
limited number Of passengers will be taken
md found with comfortably cooked provisions, for
~. 70 Liverpool ~ nen LIVERPOOL
oates Of and drAs the Rank Of Ireland In
Of 81 sterling and upwards. Apply TO SAMUEL 8kITH
Agent, AZ walnut street, PhiladclphiA.
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1ULLIEN'S CONCERTS.
q LAST WEEK OF THE AMERICAN QUADRILLE
IN ORR Err TO GIVE PLACE TO THE
GREAT EXHIBITION QUADRILLE, ON

1ULLIENS CONCERTS
q LAST WEEK OF THE AMERICAN QUADRILLE,
GREAT EXHIBITION QUADRILLE, ON
MONDAY, DECEMBER ~.
Monday evening" December H.
Uvot.uc 70 ninE Lsar TcSMoS
Founded Hungarian melodies, and con-
eluding with the celebrated National Hymn
sympheny-"Ihe Power Of sound (srst time . .spoh1
The Andante, descriptive Of the Origin Of
Grand Aria-Fron Lucia di Lammermoor". .Donsstt3
Elle Anna Zerr
vaee-"La Prima Donna," Qast tin but three Julien
Solo, Cornet Piston-Medora, (frst ii ne Albert
Quadrlle Eational-"Tho American. ....... JulneN
Eighty third and last time but five, - the
Great Exhibition Qradrilo' II In prcpa-
ration, for production on Monday, Dec. ~.
PAR-r.
Grand Operate Selection and Fantasis, from "Ro.
Ballad1Hsme, Sweet Home iifst tmej Bishop
Mdlle Anna Zerr.
symphony-"The Scherzo'' in fiat from the Sym
sooyains on ~ Il seSsuas
'''AA W . IdwAra aoiisna.asr '"''sAA>1''
Polka" The Cosssck POLKA Jullien
From N; Juilisns Opera OF ''Pietro il
Descriptive r. araad iioid Day ana Tar ''"''-
get Practice.
Conductor. N. Julien
Admission. rey Cent?
Teiss: 70 e had at s. C. Jollie g. 500 broadway Hs
Son. 29 Broad and Van Norden King. - Wall street.;
Doors open ~ Il Concert to commence ATT O'Clock.
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CTRIKT DEPARTNRNT, NO. HALL OF RECORDS.
Public notice hereby given that the following 20
fence vacant oss shs north side Of
between First and Second regulate and grade
Fifty street, between Third and Fifth avenues;
70 pave sSros between ssysash and Eighth
srsst from Sasnton to onsson. to ia,cs int
the south side Of Thirty second street. about hundred
feet east Of Eighth avenue. All persons interested having
objections requested 70 present them In writing the
undersigned NJ h once, before the 9Th day Of
oember next. JANk0 fUKRY, Street Connis1icpcg
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CTREET DEPARTMENT. NO. HALL OF RECORDS =
- Public not.oo Is hereby given that The pstous
have been presented in the Board Of AldsrmenTo fence
vacant lots north side Of IVES. Thirty ars between
Eighth and Ninth avenues commencing 100 feet Of
Eighth avenue 70 pave and set curb and gutter in Fifty
fourth street, between Third aud Fifth avenues Al
gutter, and Gag sidewalks Of Beekman street, from
~ h TOW ,oss 'no h S psm,o g
four Of walks Of Fifty fourth street. between Seventh
and Eighth and flag orosswAks the line Fifty
fourth street where Broadway to open ,d
from Third to Fourth avenue Ao tho following resola
los Twenty fifth street. to aas the Gaeralks Of An-
eed having objections TO the same requested pre-
sent them in writing the undersigned IT his oos
be FORE the 18th day OF December, inst.
Dec s. 1853 JAS FUREY, Strset Commissiouer.
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OROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTNRNT.-rO DOCK
~ builders and oontraotors-Sealsd proposals. endorsed
Proposal for extending sewer in Bastsry VIII DO
Monday the 18th day Of December 1883 at II O'Clock r., 70
build extension 70 the sewer In Battery place. from
westerly ns Of West street. being length about o feet
the and all other information rotating thereto DO
obtained application the Water Purveyor Al this ooe
THEO R. DE FOREST, Acting President; A. W. CRAYAN,
Chief Engineer, Croton Aqusdues Board
ANEW York. Dee. l. 1889.
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CORPORATION NoTICE-PUBLIC NOTICE Is HERE
" by given that petition has been presented in the Board
Of Aldermen for sewer in Kdridgs street. from No. to
No g. All interested in the above and having OBJ
jecons thereto requested the in writing
to the Contract Clerk At this Office before Dec 206
THTS: + 81 FOREST, cF''S Se aSS'da''
Croton Aqueduct Department, Dec. 3, 1853
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YANKEE NOTIONS FOR 1B5t-THIS POPULAR Work
has circulation Of 80 90 COPIES jur double what
had = tho close q hs first volume. quse
other comic papers do 1t ranges whole ground
81 wit and humor and contains tales sketches and jokes
choice engraving The third volume commences With the
January number and will fhow farther improvement To
all who their February a. e6e
the publisher will seuA free valentine subserip
Won u 70 annum, payable In advance. Pubehed By q,
". STRONG, % and 100 Nassau street..
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QTREET DEPARTMENT, NO. 4 HALL OF RECORDS
- Public notice hereby given that the following petitions
have been presented in the Board OF AldermenTo rsgu
and grade sixty fourth street. between Eighth and Tenth
between Seventh and Eighth avenues, whore necessary
AdormenTo fl to the grade Of Lawrence street. 10th
afeet between Ninth avenue and Lawrsaoe street. Ais
menTo set curb and gutter and regulate sid.waiks IN
Third avenue between 05tb and 10th and hag four
feet Of walks from 106h 70 Hath sree lay
nesond ana Ihifa svennes ~ 1osa sLee 70 asA feur
and Eleventh avenues persons having obe
tons thereto requested them In writing
nisrsgned A. his office before the 9Th day beoem
Der next JAMES FURRY Street Com missoaor,
New York, Nov. 26 less.
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DACKETS TO HAvRE-sECOND LINl.-THE FOLLOW.
ing ships will leave Havre the l6Ah and New York

They all first class New York built ships provided with
al requisite articles for the comfort and Of pas
and By Of experience In Tho Isde
The price Of $780, without wines liquors. Goods
sent 70 the subscribers will he forwarded fss from
charges but those actually incurred.
BOYD HINCKEN. Agents. 16l Pearl street.