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CORPORATION NOTICE-PUBLIC NOTICE IS HERE
by given TO the occupant occupant
Of all houses and lots improved unmproved lands al
ected thereby that the following assessments have been
by the ASSESSORS and lodged in the ooe Of
The Bureau for examination all persons
erestsd vis-For building In First ssseet
street. The limits embra by such assessment include all
70 the Bovsry both siass Of Pirss from
Houston twenty feet north of Fist street;
sides Of Second om Houston street to drsd
feet north Of First street, the esst side Of the Bowery
from Houston to Blseeker streets the north side Of
Houson street, from Elizabeth street to the Bowery the
south side Of Bleecke street, from bowcry to point III fees
inches west Of the Bcwery AL whose interests
posed 70 tame either Of hcm to
hsr In writing TO the undersigned ut their oce
No Hall Of Rssords within thirty days nom che date Of
Shis notice. WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, ASSESSOR
CHARLES MoNIkLL, y
Once Bureau Of Assessments Street Department Nov g.
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TyORPORATION NOTICE.-TO SHOP BUTCHERS AND
uooers selling fresh meatsA license for the sale
having expired the arst day November
day the th Of this month Application for renewal must
be made 70 the Of Markets. ooe
Centre and Chambers streets All psrsons found sepg
fosh meats without oense after the 10Th Instant will DO
the sale Of fresh neata - 9OODEkoON,
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NoRPeRArIoN NoT1CE.-pUBLIC NOTICE Is HERE

1NORPORATION NOT1CE-PUBLIC NOVICE IS HERE
by given 70 tho owner occupant
II ali houses and lots improved unimproved Ian
ID thereby the following assessments have been
oleed by the and lodged in
bureau Of Assesments for examinstsn by all in
;erested, yizFor building in Fifth street, from
to First The lims embraced by such
nent include the several houses and lots Of ground
rscant ots pieces and parcels Of land stus ted both
des Of Fifth str Get from to second
Tho side OF Second 81 feet and foet
auth from Fifth street, the side Of First
Fourth to Fitch street. ALI persons whose
posed 70 the same either ofthsm
No4 nall of Reoerds within thirty days from the
,otioe WILLIAM GAGS,
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessor
CHARLES NCNIELL1
0es Bureau Of Assessments Street Department Novem
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CORPORATION NOTICK-PUBLIC Office IS HERE.
by given the owners occupant occupants
If all houses and lots improved aimproved Ii Ids affect
thereby that folio wing
d By the and lodged in the office Of
Tagging the souheiy sidewalk Of Fourteenth street,
Second and Third The limits embraced
include all the several houses and
lo pieces and parcels Of land situated
Iouth side of tn street. from Third point
IFS inches Al PERSONS whose interests are
Affected by Tho above named assessments and who OPP
the either Of Them
their eonl in writing TO the ut their ooe
Hall of Records within thirty days from the data Of
ihis notice. WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, }Assossora
CHARLES MoNIELL,
Ofhoe Bureau Of Assessments Street Department. Nov
6. 1853
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is
hereby gven to the owner or owners cupans Or oecu
Effected thereby that the following have been
completed by the and lodged in the office of
Interested vii. PLACING the westerly sdswsk o. First
The limits embraced BY such assessment include all the
houses and lots Of geound vacant lots pieces and
land situated the side Of First
rom street to point % feet inches north
Iboye and who opposed the
either Of them requested to their objections
Records Within thiry dsy from the date Of this notice
WILLIAM GAGR,
CHARLES j. DObGE, ASSESSOR
CHARLES HoNIELL,
Oce Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department, Novem
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CrREE1 DEPARTMENT NO HALL OF RECORDS.
- Scaled proposals will b received at this ofoe until
ihsrsday sts Dsoe%s.r ss.s - O'clock 70 pave
East river Specific atoms on
- tho contract clerk OF the department.
ysy, -. Lssl JAkES xGR&Y. ksAssi usnssnsass.
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mpE NATIONAL ANn GENERAL AGENCY INTELLI

THE NATIONAL ANH GENERAL AGENCY INTELLI'
ce and al Estate Once $50 Broadway, will pen
"wednesday the 9Th inss on most sdysnasecus basil
aaters himself that the Of New York
vicinity and the Union ut large wi DO able fully 70 Ap
tho benehts they ~oud derive BY pstronsng
this whore every exsron Ahsl DO mAds -
References ~ Pernissonl-JAcSS w,:esvs!s Asycs Of
srcet jan Skuart. Es1 ths avm Of Stuart
.: O. Aslhsssk. ksSr NNAasaAi Inssrsnss Omcs n wan
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(yHRISTY'S AMERICAN OPERA HOUSA M n
" Broadway, above Grand strs OF
OPEN EVERY NIGHT.
The well known orisinal fAr.tamed, and Only
CRRISrY's MINIS TRELS
Organized In l8a:
Tho frat and oldest establish company in sxisssss
The hrst 70 LArmoniae Negro Melodies and en-
whose in this city continued
years past without precedent in the annals Of psks
amusement In New York.
THE COMPANY.
prising versatile and talented corps exporanota
performers, under direction and personal superve0 q
EDWIN p. CH RISTY, Sole Proprietor and Manager, 0s
Only individual at this time previous Of the Ok
Christy engaged performer In 1tks
pan Ninstrelsy.
.sion Is osnts Doors opon ~ sx O'Clock; ssmnssss
Al
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUB 10 NOTICE Is
~ hereby tiven to the owners occupant or
eupant Of all houses and lots ipprovsd unmproved
lan ATE ed thereby that the following
been completed by the Asesso and lodged in the OF
fee ofthe Bureau of ents for examination by all
strest from Broadway to Greenwich street Tho lin
braced by such Mt include all the several houses
and lots Of around vacant lots pieces and parcels Of sd
situated both sdes OF erty street FROM Broadway 70
Green Wch the side of Greenwich
feet north and 81 feet south from Liberty srest the
ery street Ali persons whose interests aectsd by the
al named and opposed to the same,
either them requested present their
in writing 20 the unders gned, ~ their once Hall Of
Records within thirty the date Of ths notice.
WILLIAM GAGE
CHARLES J. DODGE, }Assess,rs.
CHARLES McNIELL
Office Bureau of Assessments Street Department, Doc.
g.
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ConPoa MON NorIoE.-PgsLIc NOTICE IS HERE

HORPOR ALTON N0rICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is HERE
" by given to the occupan psnts
of all houses and lots, improved unimpoved isnds
fecsed Thereof. that the have been
con gleed by the Assessors and lodged in the oc Of
the Bureau OF Asessm ents for all
interested viz Por paving and tagging Thrish street
from Eshth to Tenth The limits such
all the several houses OF ground
lots pieces and parcels land situated beth sdes
vhose interests affected the named assess
ments and who opposed to the either
tqu-sted to present their obseoas In writing
underigned ct their Office No Hall of Records within
thirty days from the date o. thi, Motive
WILLIAM GAGE,
CdARLf IS j. LODGE }Assessors
CHARLES McNEiLL.
Once Bureau OF Assessment Street DEPARTMENT Doc
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DR wHEKLER, oCULIsr, n BARCLAY STREET,
devotes his attention 70 diseases o. the
Once hours from TO p NJ and his residence M Court
street. Opposite Warren srse Brooklyn, from to A. ~
French artificial eyes inserted TO resemble the natural
In ivory respect
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CORPORATION EOTlCE-PUBLIC NOTICE is HERO
by given to tho owners or
all houses and loe improved lands affected
thereby that the have been
by the assessor and the office of the
Assessments for by all
receiving basin Mt the southeast
first street and Third The limits embraced by suoh
include all the aud lots
os pieo and PARCELS Of land situated the
side Of Third from Twentieth Twenty frat streets
ALI pertons whose nere affected the
ments and rho opposed the her Of
tho requested to their objections in writing
the undersgne at their office No Hs OF Records within
thirty days from the date Of this notice
WILLIAM GAGE
CHARLESJ DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES McNIELL
Once, BIZ reau Of Assessments Street Departm mt Dec
g. 1855
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A UsTRALJA-A0NEw g. co, COMMISSION MIR
iis Refer % Chaplin Sawyer Bos, ON Agnew Co.. Phi
delpbia Biaripg McKee, Baltimore; Mnunse Whi'c i
CO. New Orlenne; Fisher & Agnsw, Columbis s. C.; John
W Quincy, New York.
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fyoRPoRATIoN NoTIcE.-IN COMPLIANCE WITH A

CORPORATION NOTICE-IN COMPLIANCE WITH
resolution Of the Common sssn0 81 inc city Of New
from ibe contract for the removal Of night
soil from the piers places used tho
Esst or Hudson rivers saOh contract
be and continue three and removal to be Of
struoted to allow the eception Of the mig soil by
vered slde shoot inclined plane and in suoh
and Hudson rvers-wil be ussd purpose and
the DO ats barees Of the party parties
piers the reception of the from eleven O'Clock in the
evening till four O'Clock in tn morning from thorst day Of
evening Ssns
ye'I P,oposss mus. BE- made strict &C ordanos With
istins supplies
ation, snd osed in sealed enveiope endorsed
PRO gesas for removing night sol from tho city Of New
spectors oce City such proposals estimates
the purpose which they boats
amount sum- payable monthly, which the work
will ,: performed b tho party Q, parties making tho pro
City Inspector The amount security required for the
isE' title
ton amended May 81 lSl9 and
also as amended October 1919 win be observed and re-
SAILS and all not in with the same will rejected
Estimates proposals viii DO received st the oee of the
1851 O'Clock M at which time and place the will
be publicly opened in with the Of
shall be directed to b made fail attend wsh his or their
notsed that such contract ready or they shall b COM
adhered having abandoned it, The right hereby
deemed dssn.ssSus Bianf
forms and copies above mentioned be
''aa'' sh s;; # e. e csy
City Inspectors Department, Now York. Nov. 80 1885,
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fyORPoRATI0N NOTICE.-TnE LOT OF GROUND,
~ with house thereon No. ~ Charles street, outh
as Charles street. iest westerly from Blocker ssrsss
nls5s q l2Eo oiSok M A. shecCompsroers oaoe No.
Hall of Records, Park.
Nh A.. TLA1G. ComptreUo~
CTRlET DEPARTMENT., NO. HALL OF RECORDS.
p Public notice 10 hereby given that the foil wing pc
ttons been presented In the Board Of AdermenTo
fence vacant lots the north side Of Fourteeuh street.
between First and Second to regulate and
Fifty street, between Third and Fifth avenues
10 Forty first street. between Seventh and Eighth
Also the following resoutions:-T0 open Mangn
street. from stanton TO Housson TO fenoe vacant lots
et Eighth Ali erested having
objections requested to present hem in WRITING TO the
undersigned Al his ooe before the 9th day Of De-
oember next JAMES FURRY Street. Oolamissioner.
q
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WRAVRLLMRs' GUIDE.

WRAVRLLHRs' GUIDE
1879 -MssT SAFE, CHEAP, AND RELIABLE
ton train A. NJ ana two daily express trains A. M
and NJ oonneesing At Albany With Central ne Of
h n. sszss s S
Hudson and Berkshire railroads at Chatham Foyt
81 linn
through tickets oan DO procured and checked
:: Schenectady, kssns:ssi'
Also received At Broome Bowsry
street and Fourth n The isSYs
sud " VIII
City Hal. station corner Of Try0a T9w and Centre res As
(yAuDEN AND AMBoY RAILROAD TO PHILADEL.
% p1 H. an. asS% R.'s no Aeoo%nodasion linz AZ
stsamboa Trenton to South Amboy cara to Bordentown
pns ss H. By xmso
thence drct Camden BY oars IN four hSSrs AID
MAI Tt'' a. s'''rnih' leave rA''''l'A'' At 10 NJ
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-TaAlNs DAILY FKOa
q Chambers stree. for Albany and Troy ..,;-.
wtrsns Buffalo nontres st ~ o'clock Same
Mad train, A. M-Throush way trains at IL N. and
Express train 5 7. M.-Emisrant tr.insPM. For T.rry
keepse 70 A. N. and p NJ Passengers taken at Cham
be Canal and Thirty as. streets,
'"' ''''' ''''' EDKUNb FRKNcH, Superintendent.
Nrlw YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIRECT VIA
IN Now Jersey adUnited States and Express lines
strs.s, a. and "a NJ and % and Lesve
ladeiphi, ~ 81 M via Kc % and : e, y
fhsdephis. Through tiokOs sold and passengers sna
snS JRsre:sos. in the and ga NJ and 30 and
trains and oonnecton certain With extra trains beniad
Sssor. Aha trair leaves
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CLOAK AND DRESS Trainings.
DiCH CLOAK 0ALL0ONs vELvET, REAL 0INPURl
~ laeso aAd dress trimmings Of the richest description
Ne bs0 assortment IN the city Wholesale and RETAIL q Low
49, NALRYMPLR. max BvoadvAv.
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iavERTlSGMENTA REaEwEB EVERY eAi.
IRE THIRD AND FIFTH PAGES.


{yoRPoRATIoH k0HcE -PU ssac Nolics rs HEKE
" by given, 10 the owpE
Il .f houses lots, vaQ = unimpro ved lands afecs.
Sd thereby the have been oomns
the and lodged In the
q Asssssmonts fer e1sninatSn BY AL psrsons Interested
p9he9 sewer IN rnirsy seventh street between
include all several houses Of
Aeant ots pieces and parcos Of and situated
q Thirty street from Fourth Madison ON
ne east SIDE OF MADISON avenue feet inches north aud
interests am adsosee BY the above
nent Ano VINO are opposed TO the either Of
arc requested 70 present their objections in ng
nderagned 1T their oioe No Hail Ct Raooras. within
thirsY days from the date of this notice.
WILLIAM 0AGE,
CUAkLES j. DODGE, yAsse0s0rs.
CHARLES McNIELL y
le6S ~ ~N N,' :"
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DIANo wANTED-A GOOD SECOND HAND ROSE
wood riapoorte Of superior tone and finish Address
II. l. O.. box So Post Ofice.

DlANOTORWs, HARPa-PKRSONS ABOUT PUR
J. chasing musical instruments would do well 10 examine
assortment Of pianofores and harps Our pianos hay
all been selected with the Of the
popular New York Boston and Phladsphia makers
and win sold with uRlimited guarantee Our assoyt
ent harps from London makers Of established rspuates
enriched with the superior nstrumenM Of Nsssrs.
Lewis Co., for which the exclusive Agents W.
would invite TO them the particular attention OF admirers
the harp besides being unsurpassed In Of
shnnsm eganes Of sxtercr they be sold lower
prices than hitherto been asked Prco lists will be sspt
&c any OK the Union application At the
Canal stroeh A. KENDALL 3 co.
G GILBERT 4 CO.'S NOLAN PIANoS-WORTH
y. fr $500 to S1 eaohmay be had for single dollar,
By lasing ~ the Ucs 63 Broadway, Of Pertains
Git tickets.
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so oents; seats in Family Boxes, 81 cents
Monday '''?ia ssf'si..4
i;'S ,5as4$$s i'9'::
yca Il Elegant and
a al ssF IL s. sr ffish 81 EssGir
RURroN,s THEATRE. CHAMBERS sTREsr-DooRs
Monday 'ilas D sST SoS III H5s + performed
+ ss: F e. sas.: Z. h s;s:::
sS ss1,sn M. y.
s.. s.I S $s:: ss; E
T1.Sls' Mr. Burton Old Esnson GoSrlsy
George Russell
NAMoNAL. TnIArR., oHA!HAn sTREsT.-DooRs
SH:n - en- or 5ssGm Rises - IN cCosn
s. ci.s:; >: Rsxs
GGsHD''. c..: ;;i. o;is. 4 ha ss:s:
sissoA.r l. 70; ilii.a.i. .. j J. fr,e1
- Ssss:iiii s:;s::
''' ''''s'''' Drama L LIFE sRFfi '' Kay II
HorcofRsEs GIRL.
5Sy E s1pss for The M
i,sssd T. sss
r III s.ss HANK s s..:
s.' Mr. Clarke Pss
Gro ca HRS T.. WOODS xISsrRELs. ~ BROAD
''"'ssi's' EVERY ffE 2sHsa
geo vS. .si
DANCES SECES Ssi Il 4 ~,
Doors open atsk; 70 0ommones II ooIoet.
CARD 1850 . 'Sa''
sss the L..
With pa' aia ssas a
hopes his friends in that mssnacens and com
vi with 'aaa'ss IS ssHss r
SG a sI % r no. No T on
Professionally .ns NO !. dI aAaHr ssEsS4
RucKLEYs OPERA roUsE, CHINESE HALL, $50
- Broadway near the rescost Hogse Open eyery
tho oldest established and moss talented company
int s | s sss a nss%
Bur esqu. Operas A. 4c ewse ali operate choruses
u sbor and Buess s Th
IL sss
AZ hmsss * Concert commences a.
sv SEsh5F B RsYsistsF' xu... Director.
CABIN ss srsnae saas
and also this afternoon a. O'clock for Clarkss
tuesday next sseis
Museum. to tse living CRATES the Boarded Lady, Ia
m s.ssssa s.
PROoKLYN MUSEUM.-WEDNESpAY EVENING,
- Dec Complimentary benefit to Miss Ada Addison,
ThE Js sr sss .aps1anos pm Mss
addison Helen Miss Vernon; the remaining Characters by
Ihs whole .nnsag farce THE Fol-
LIES or NIGHT Doors open at I: curtain will rise at
Iiskets admitting gentleman and two ladies % cents
EACH Single til 20 cents: to be hsd at HENSON Hills
street New York.
TITLE KATY, THE HOT CORN GIRL Is TO BE
~ produced at the National Theatre afternoon
the time any stage. Little Corielia uo ard ap
pssrips Little Katy The performance as2
UNCLE TOMS CABIN in ths evening" with Mrs G. c.
Howard 10 her original character Of ropsy.
T TITLE KATY, TIE HOT CORN GIRL, AND UNCLE
KATY morrow afternoon and he great UNCLE TOM in
The will hereafter give entertainments every af
ternoon Little Cordelia Howard appears Little Katy and
Eva seoure places early. Mrs g. c. Howard appears in
r TITLE KATY, 7BE HOT CORN GIRL, WILL BE
IL produced at the ston,l Theatre afternoon,
s s lt xa any ToMs I s.
formed in the evening with Mrs a. c. Howard in her
final ehnrccser Of Topsy.
CI0NoR b. IT., srUYyEsANT INSTITUTE, NO, CSC
Be happy 1Ie ear amused ts eye deooi rsa aad
atorshed Spirit HappinS ard Table Moving movement
afternoon, at ocitck Admission IS cent? children, l2h
cents.
OF THE SEVEN MILE MIRROR,
every after AS%p ins s' aAI :. 4
Tickets good for the admission Of four persons ausa oRs
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GORE Rsr.os EoTicx . mp 4; or RE
Sealed prooosais vii bs received ose Of the Cs
% s1Ssy sssf nv sa n
the tie city aad county Of Nov York good
psGsT Of G city
partially keep in ppaJA COPY OF which VIII be found
v Be required whom ,sgss,ps ola sssss
Of the law y All sAs sry best q
@ s ~: s;s'S
ras SSs ID ns they ne
aushts OF he ana Be o.. 70 shape
Sc. 40: % 81 ss ss% It, 81
contractor a. fat .s |. ~ may sonsmuste
sh that in ease 2. any delay
dus .aid .. =. time TINS
not to cover said then to resort to their
city will be divided into two DISTRICTS Asnomiaassd the
Eastern s . aaa Western Districts i.;,
city lying east Of whitehall and inoludns wh!sh.l
:ss.rs %sudies 5.s.d*.s Tnisa :s.:ss; ii that
urS $ &
sna including the Fourth sronue 70 its Termination
g'. s
ss .s tho
f. ;:ss
sss
ns6 81. Within swsnsy hour: after s,osr-
Common couaci and the sppro!si of his
%
IL ssr Ii. @ %
the right to appoint all Rs on aid
ssss::
reserves the IiSh. 70 ,ess an Of said esnasss
n PiJRnY CommsS;onsro f R.n.ira and suonl,s.
nh
cOysnants with different railroad companies
hisPn tn 81 their
PROVIDED a.: Il e. s.a rails shall. b. laid
sS IN %
90 as 70 cause 70 the common and ordinary
sss ss
in repair @ ss s.s Is Street Com
sh rsals S lid ands G.: Of n.
.s s:ss
q
which tho rails laid dated January LIST 1883
BE- as andse o direction Of the
G 50 pss hs tho Ss sas
sh Width q zach street which shs Ias =
with Russ
Fifty first street." Agreement dated
September 9th, 1851
EIGHTH AVENUE RAILROAD.
Same Sixth Avenue Railroad. Agreement dated Sop
tom Der 9th 1881.
RAILROAD.
ITO grade regulate, pave and keep In repair, space
twenty i've feet In width in and about the tracks in all the
and streets through which the said tracks
shall be laid whenever the Common Connc all deem the
of the public such to be done
said company will at their COST srrct STONE
bridges OF the streets nterscced by tho said
railroad BY tho elevation Of their grades above the
surface Of said Dad require to be Arohed brdgod when
the opinion Of the Common Council the shall DO
necessary"
"Also that the said company will mako such emSank
ments excavations % the Common Council deem
necessary to render the the said railroad and
mbankmsnt at the GROSS strets and convenient for all
purposes to whih streets and roads usually put"
win also make at their own cost and charge, all such
drains their emban excavations
in the opinion NJ the Common Council render necessary"
Agreement dated August 10TH l47.
HARLEM RAILROAD
Shal the streets and about the rails in satis
factory and keep the width OF feet Of said
paving including the 70 Is 10 good repair At all times during
the of their thereof Agreement dated
hay 18TH 1882 extending Harlem Railroad from Twenty
third to Prince street.
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CORPORATION NOTTCE-PUBLlC NOTICE IS HERE
~ by given tho occupant occupants
Of ali houses and lots improved unimproved lands,
Affected th reby that the following assessments have been
comPetsd BY the asessor and are lodged in the ONCE Of
zSewer in Elizabeth from Blocker to
Houston The limits embraced by such in
pieces and parcels Of land uated both sides Of Eliza
beth Beecker to Houston ALL
who opposed to the either Of the requested
their In writing to the undersigned At
their No Hall Of Records, within thirty days from
the daN Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE
CHARLES DODGE Asssssora
CHARLES MoNIELL, }
once, Bureau Of Asssmsnts Street Dcpai tment, Deo
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CORPORATION NOTiCE.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is HERE.
~ by to the owners occupant occupants
Of All houses and lots improved or lands A Ct
ed thereby that the following have been
psted and are lodged in the ooc Of The
bureau Of for examination, by all into
reted, viz FlAgeing east side Of Second avenue from
Twenty eighth street to Thirty street. and from Thirty
fourth Thirty sixth street. The limits embraced BY
such include all the several houses and lots Of
ground pieces and parcels Of land situated
east side Of Second from Twenty eighth street to
Thirty lrs. and from Thirty street forty min:
ninety eight feet nine inches south All persons whose in
affected by the above named and who
opposed TO the either Of ho are requested TO
present their objeoons IN writing to the At
their ofoe No. Hall Of Records within thirty
the date OF this notice
VILLA n GAGE.
CHARLES j. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES McNIEI.L4
Cce Bureau Of Assessments street d. partment Doc.
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CTREET DEPARTMENT, NO. 4 HALL OF RECORDS.
PS hsesy s Ia
s1 hen ns5 @
4ss n
the following resoution' hs Beard q Assistan Alder
Srd ayspSs, Iosss iss6 sss:ss las
isss north side Of street. between fsns
sG are 70 hs IN xf to the
'' New es1 York, Nov 1888 oA s''''' ''''n'f
CTREET DEPARTMENT NO. HALL OF RECORDS
Sss Is seEs rs s Roa tss # the
vacant north side q West Thirty ssxs.
Ss;sS e.
gutter, and nag sidewalks Of Beeaman stros.. from
the hoard Of Asss: So. curb and gutter And Dag
q R ns FIFTH
fourth street where u crosses p,u 2 street,
Snt Oh
s dn to E an sas M a A
ested having the same are requested 40
i e or
PEG s. 1855. JAS. TUkEY, Street Commissioner
SraEEq DEPARrM1ET, NO. HALL OF nEcoRps.-
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STREET DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF RECORDS
Public notice hereby given that The following pesion
presented In the Board Of AdermenTo open
A. between Eighty sxh st. and East River All
sent them vrisng ths underssned Els ofos
before the third day Of December next.
JAS FUREY, Street Commissioners.
November = 1889.
STREET DEPARTMENT NO L. HALL OF RECORDS.
- -Bsaled proposals. will be received ~ this Office until
rbursday December lst 1855 l2k O'CLOCK NJ 70 re.
build the pier at the foot OF Jefferson street. East River
anrth street, nom Eighth e Ninth avenue and aas four
a.ien 70 the soniraes CLERK Of this dspa1tmesk
rev n. iass las. vURnY. aArsAS tommssioHH
CTREKT DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF RECORDS
- seasd pro sosals will be received Al this oce until Fri
cay 1853 to fnos two vacant lots south side Of rhr
street. between Broadway and Fifth ayenue AMI the
Specifications 10 be had application the
Contract Clerk Of this Department
JAMES FUREY, Street Commissions.
Dec I, 1853