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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-05-21
List or NATURALIZATION

In order ~ give moft ,hsrfs~t ~ 'Nse oatagrfsHsx
pmn- we have e"clmIcd 70 s'sr In 4 r. ~
,,-,n-n,-
MAuRuALL AID MAnnlsox corr,.
r,aon,s.--i'lre. Taylor, 4 C.,,a, -
v,s,on. J. u Whom; Grrss 4 KEY; II 49,
J ,aruih. {. 'rhs'hssas Brewer 1 A.,
Jhc,iord ". II nugQp>t,
Dfarg,sf. - McIhrae1A SANDER; Ysu>,Al
ton 10Th la,se embellishments.
.Musn >,hpeis. > Snmpsrrs Ms- ALL
S.s'-L'. - Masonic fe"s'c '"'sass; -
tMalrl University. 49,
I,,aa..-ionna 4 J"hnron Grsx 4 H..
Phss,e,sss- Young 4 johnson; h n
". Il. Alexander. T. y. d. y 4. .ss .S
,rnre eight miles Nor,h n Manhaii.
yosfma,ies- / 'n-ey Asacw.
Iapvrrs t. ". Adams T. A. patiitD: &C. A y
,cr; iam-- " Morph,-; >. Monr- Iivts,
ilsll Eiwarlt'Ia,k; Z A.kr~: L. r VI
: Au,l..sp,t ". y. lliil. X n A,a,shusv
No'ory P@di".-J, 5 hls'Aek. s~n mlss n
WsI. Planters Iio,rl--. l,ncls Jee" p,uui,,.
boarding iioao - Mrs sim.
I,.ry Stshie. -ttyn."n 4 JnrIan
Sa,tluy--J. " Bailey. al Iiy".sn 4 lsins:
ro'i Workman.
Plough Foan,ify. Wages ssi Carnage 49,
Gun SutiA,ns John Coleman.
CARING Milking AND H,mksms,Assg. -. ~
! T.a Wase,--i. Van Ii'-,k -
jt,.,r Carpss,,sius -H'smkslIsA 1 lAsrtia
y'so fai4eaH-l tn."frsF J. d lsa.
gn5ras esallrey NJ pcnali a -aus-s.
.tcIa n,ul $50
i.R n Word a'',rsaas oae = -
q Sc i,..yfi \ S.,s,i.r, advertise flesh tsssln ~
X n. t.iil,as a.is-r,,--s n-rn' runaway.
T. rraar ai,.rtlns, noiee I" u s,A.-en = III
A. u fsrrsss ais.rii-,s similar uuies.
nn. e W,ioe ai'rr ,s,s ten acne i'a MD -
rtas ta ,nls,
Somyssa Mcorn adyer'cs Marshsi III p
f-rf
\,ss,.,a.e, The star Stat. Pair,A. Pss.<AApt
,rr. rfrpe,rlnr. he Texas Repu.,'n an. X vi
tb.,,k,s pr,.hy,er,ap Rev. n ". snsancu1
l..rlsnd prc.h, i.,ian hrs- j. H. Wilson: ~
CIa-.n,si Re-, VIZ ruii~: baptist. Res. II IN
No,ice 10 the Fable. by :. u Parsons.
GLADE srHs>c.
U-y c-sis john I. s'i.cfrsi.
JEFFERSON.
N.rL.,.,s cal \ Jennings; John Sshsap; ! [
pnlin pr, t.@,i- and .r.~rs-.
iLf,i. --K.ine sun. tarey JctSrssA ~
Mr. / helsu. " kemp
nfsy Stare Elliott a fnih.
Iaus,fs o.. M,-ri, a tt-awr-.
J,urs Niabie.'-\elson, Ia .los, 4 Co; T.
>p-mnh,
MISCELLANEOUS.
Iaws,rs w II. FAIL. Armstrong piass
y irrsuu kn.k runn,y. G,rmil. Galloway. ~
c,lmrf tasci.al y pn,al. ts.'lp. vii sdJs
audited claims againl late s-pni'lie.
sIRr, troWr.
Slspa Haras.d wat hmsI-r~, aHl 'l-s's~ r.
, Hs,,iss JrW-lr,, and fancy es-.ir ruf.erd I'd
gos.r nnnr.l. t.rocrr, llos. 4 MIKE Dviss!
aud Gacs,ss. ". II D"asla.s, Re- ar,ss 80
avnhas ue',hn.,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-05-21

Cant Southern. Of lndianola, received :"
letter from a gentleman oi undouht,d We
faciiv. written from Hamilton Nniiey' !"
" ,,.ich the writer says:
II am at work. digging gold in neigh
befhood where there are about lhfce hnn-
dred persons. who, with myself. are ave
,aciur from 81 to So per day, aud the
PROSPECTS are certainly inipfo,lng
We are assured. by reliable authority
tina, the writer of the above Statement may
be strictly relied upon.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-05-21

We extract the following rom Tho Eve-
ming Edition OF the New OrleanteDelta Of
thS tab.
LivsarooL. April 30.--There haa been
= moderate dsmsnd in the Cotton Market
during the week. with sales OF 1? 600 i,sles.
Of which 1000 have been taken Tor ,pccu,
lation aud 5000 for export. The make,
was heavy during the early rsr, Of N,
week and prices were rather in favor Of
buyers; bul. latiesly. 4 Lelsss feeling -,
p, vailed owing y : SedsctIGn n 1881
I, =. $50 s.lss tsll ~ I. T.. =: sp.ls,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-05-21

01r Although we have daily stage line
ftei Marshall to Shreveport, the mail arg
sises hat li-weeLly. ~1'he contract is for
exYyying Il IN two hotsc coaches, which the
psstn,as.er At Ills place has certified, 10
! seaamunif alton TO the Department. as be-
iHa Insufficient. A few days ngo "a petition
MAS cirrul 1; srd generally signed, ask
Ing for daily mnil hom Marshall to
Shreveport. The growing Importance Of
ibis seciion,. the rapid accumulation Of
vnail matter on the route. rs well as the
iaterss. Of the pos,oilice Department. re.
osiris that 4uel, facilities should be granted.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-05-21

lsvRaseos ~. ve1i IT,
CsiInavEk. 81 o. ~
Low Mkldline ~ ! u MAA6e 4
MsAI,i"s. ~ lot rsi,. .....s
FLous.-rmm ~ n ~ ~ IS
pnsx. -vuN Us =. - IS nj.
Racer. tlasss fms n y uee.; elsae afa1
shoulder I'll =, 81 = Sic. u s...l
tsap.--AtH ~ lQs.
Covvsx.--St = Nc.
Cuocu,.Arx frsu . IN Ia.
SraAs.--tsrpwn. frssa ~ to tle.;
Race, <a - krhiarky, frsW 81 y II. u
j,vsswAx.-~fusa ~ 10 11r.
HAIR Worx. KENTUCKY. 81 6tc
SKINS --iIras IS To ! NJ; liner, In la.s r +.
M, Asnra FROM ~ I" tilr.
C.NpLfR--sa NJ 10 u 2ic.
R,ey-Aita &c.
Coxs.-Ordina'v,t u 81.
Cattle noasbet.
jrnc~.~ Guy. Aroa. =,
Reef Cattle t~c-Lrrn) I-s III. net IN.
Lake AID Teas, ~
tl.xs. pr III. net. !. ~
Mich cows, y-r hold. - ~
Calves and Yer -I'ns-. ret bead. e M
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-05-21

(Se3re-ssn and Red River Railroad. was held
"a II Houston Oh Tie 18th inst. al which time
directsfs were elected They have called
fcs ten per- cent on tho subscriptions of
III. Ilis Road is Intended to tap the
rkshnsg sed I'll paso Railroad. and we
" uis1issstand that the New York Company,
|lsOl "A = We srsAe fomc time aimee, are
\ 6~I&S1y Interested IN i,s construction.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-05-21

u ~ sskss ! y isv,pspsr
ster1 s,ate ) csisasses n ~ : svsF shs
advsssIsssssenjs = In ,hsss days ~he"
~ hse,ssee sklAe void and The ~ssts Of
,si,vldssls arr expsvssed through this me-
d).m. Il bei,ooves every ono who would
keep pses With The affairs Of the rcsniry In
which hs Iv~s to watch closcly The sdser'
sising colsmss. They Arc generally as In
,erss,ing A. any portion Of the paper. and
Of more pecnnia'y profit to the render
No man who siudies HI, interest ever neg>
jscts 10 scan them closely. And We would
az this, that the men who advertise are
gr.ltsslly the mcss 'ilxr"l traders, are doing
tho hest business. have the best goods, and
csn sirsrd to sell at lees profit tina" those
who do not advertise because they renew
their stock. frequently and mako rapid
ssles. 10 illustrate the matter A man
Who does net advertise may sell $1,000
worth Of goods; while ths one who does
Advertise VIII At 'cnst double ~" u" safes
II requires n" great n"""n' Of '''ee'''''e''
10 see that the individual Is o sells 8 {. 900
= efg@ods Gnu psy bis ADVERTISING
Hl, $50 su At lesa rfo'i' '''sa one vino Is
ao da'g bali the business. The sn'ne
.it v apply not only to traders, bnt pro
rt.igs Where one mnu gets rich wiih>
W ad sr'isi"g. nine at least are d''vc"
rm fed Or so INTO bnnkfup'cy' Loon
a' u uie largest fortunes y" every see
the wo'i', nnd 'hes are "f"""F
ih 40 have advertised extensively
no "''' "'"'s -,
w. 49, ',...
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-05-21

or |, is regarded IA fixed fact that
no provision is made by the Constitution
Tor the vacancy in the office of Vice Prcsi-
dent Of the United States, We will con
scquentIy have no such officer until one is
elected in 1856 On this subject the
Caddo Gazette remarks;
1t is rot the frs. time such vacancy
has occurred. Tha~ country was deprived
Of "A Vice President by the death of George
Clinton in 1879, and by the death Of III.
bridge Gerry. in lsil; by the resignation
of John &. Calhoun IN ls:s! hy the dcail,
Of Presidents Harrison aud la, lor Mr.
Tyler succeeding the first. and Mr.. Fill.
more the second, leaving the Vice Presi>
dency vacant IN both eases. 4 little re-
Election will convince US that the vacation
Of the Office Of Vice President, so far rs
the Government Of the country is concern.
ed, is not mnt,er OF serious moment, for
the reason TINT the duties OF the \ire
President are legislative, he being rr cf'c'o
Prrsideht Of the Senate, the latter o!!ire
being easily supplied by vote OF thai,
body.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-05-21

~0y- There will be an.elccsion in Mar
shall, on Monday next for town Constable.
4, the first meeting Of the Aldermen, the
BY. Laws OF the town will he revised
and Published Ia the meantime the old
laws viii be enforced mud We are glad to
see that Mr.. Berry, the new Mayor, eS-
presses q determination TO mnin,au order
Mt all hazards. We SHOULD be exceedingly
gra,iii,d to see few Of those VINO are dis.
posed To make themselves over merry a,
might. vt the expense aud comfort OF our
quie, aud order io.iug citizens, made exam
pies OF. Pistol shooting, among other
things, has ecome n nuisance.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-05-21

or Tie young gentlemen II Caddo
s1aff1h, A., who attended our late ~ on the
MI ult, propose giving one At the Nelson
lxnee. Shreveport, In hoaer Ct visit from
~ Laey r. lIoleOnhe apd Miss Betty
E u 81 hlarshail. We understand
5 = posstmenis hase been mnde for get.
t. r. ths entertainment 10 magnfcen!
ssys III tAal Il Is expected to be one Of
U.e nsea Tails syer eiven in North Louisi
sa. ihc Jasetic. no doub, abiding to
lf.ar, l'sasni among the ladies, exeaims:
1su ne to DIST encc, Miss Frarie,
- r.I 6ensA."
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Majority for subscription

II L. said that the Hon. James G. Jones
has .heen engaged b., the friends Of insern-
al improvement in Texas, to aid in the con.
s,ruc.ion Of = railroad from tsllvsston "
Fulton, Arkansas, with h.anch TO rr~ston.
on .hs northern boundary Of Texas, high
Up on Red ltivcr.-C addo f,a:cis,
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or Mr.. Annr,kLg, Daguerrcc'vp''i
who has been fef 4cfue tiuc past soiugrn-
inp IN Nsf5hsl ieit q iev days 'ro .DI
iYuf smith cnrni, whore La intn5s fe-
nia.nins q shoot ,.mc. We take great
pleasure in recommending Mr. \. aud his
pictures 10 the favorable consideration OF
our 1sIer friends As man. we appre,
ciated him highly; rs M artist, he has lew'
equals. His pictures are HE like. aud cx>
hibis knowledge Of the art, which has
arrived y, singular perfection within few
years We hope Mr. 4. will be as sues
cessiul 10 Tyler MS he has been in Mar
.Latl
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-05-21

On Maedsy ~ rsesAsy Dssnl"ss q
,ss pass wees. ~ hsd an ezh'hat'o" 1t the
Cumberland Presbyterian Chsrch In shss
place, Sufficiently attractive to engage the
attention Of large audiences. We attended
the Hrs: evening aud weredtlighted. at lsssi,
with the smiling looks Of those in attends
ance. lhe.erT part Of the entertainment
was the exhibition Of Dnnlaps picture OF
Chr.t's rejection, the merits of which were
explained by the same gentleman, who
trayersed the State will, It two years ago,
4 Miss Keynoli. was mex, introduced to
The audience. This badly performed ON the
violin aud fate. AID her performance was
the principal xstrarion Of the evening. sh.
accompanied her cfrarts on the violin b,
singing. the songs being principally OF
sacred character Her voice YVES sweet
/ and clear, bu, married BY her articulation
! which rendered the words unin,elIieible
Her performance on tho violin aud f'u'c
though no. 81 high degree Of excellence
was folly ~ good AS could be reasonably
expected from lady. rs they seldom cult
va,e their musical talents by playing on
such instruments. Why they do no. h
another question. Custom Of course gov
crns IL this matter. as 1t does in n!mos, al
others. The piano has been the iasoFii
instrument in this country ever since 'h
rejection Of the spinning wheel. aud VI
presume is destined to hold lis own for NJ
coming lime.
II we had attended the exhibition Wit
any overwfoush, expectations, Ne re'hap'
NIGH, have been disappointed. As Il was
we spent rsS pleasant evening. III
.u''ience at,csted their appreciation Of Mis-
[ Reynolds performance by frequen. burst
Of applause. which VIVA rather excessive
indeed, on the part Of the juvenile por,'o'
of the nsaenihlngc.
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RAILROAD. vote OF the citizens o!
Memphis On the proposition to subscribe
S:'l0. 900 10 the Memphis and Little Rock
Railroad, was taken on the 3Osh ult. and
resulted in the adoption Of tho proposition
BY the following vote.
For subscription rs
Against subscription 81
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LEGAL NOTICES.

>~~~>~,~>>,,~o1~ooo-
CUPREME e0URT.-IN THE MATTER OF THE AP-
the city Of New York. relative tho opening Of 13d street.
from Third avenue TO the the sasry side Of
Mount Norris in the Twelfth ward Of said city, the
OF Estimate and Assessment in tho above
IN such made and provided to the owners
cupant eeoupsnt Of all houses and lots and p
unmprOved lands affected thereby and TO all others whom
1t may concern as follows to witt
First That they have completed their estimate and
by and who be opposed TO the do their
objections in writing to William H. Citing, Esq the chair
man Of said Commissioners 1T his office No. 70 Nassau
street. in the city New York before the ed day
June next.
Second abstrae of tho estimate ana assessment
the numbers of such ot they appear upon
oommissoncrs together with such map and Tho
Is sdaya mst io n as or S1nens ana also All
used by the said Commissioners in making their estimate
and have been deposited In the Street Commits
the inspection Of whomsoever until the 2
third Also the limits embraced BY .l. assessments
the Tweth ward city New York and which taken
together bound the west the satsy side Of
new street the sastery side Of Mount Norris
the by the westerly side Of Tho
ne the north by the line Of the centre Of the block be-
tween 23d street and lth street and the south BY tho
street. excepting thersrom such avenues Or
parts Of streets and avenues have ALREADY besn
the sam y aid out on the map Of the said Commission
Fourth: Also that report in The above entitled mat
tsr will be made and presented to the supreme Court Of
ths City Hall in The city Of New RorS on SAT-
rrday tho ga day ofJ.y z 1883 at the opening Of ths
srsaer a. counsel can be- hssrs oon OK a. soSn
that said report be confirmed,
s s4zsEs: sb s#tS$ssSss0n, es-n'''''.'.
Dated, New York. May 10 1864
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AGENCY.

NYE CO., SHIP AGENTS AND COMMISSION
In Merchants, Valparaiso.
WILLIAM y. rYE, y. A. RICHARDSON, LOMBARD
References.
SArrIAGo-Hon Baltic Pcyton
Neutrality-suspicious.. Alsop 4 Co.. Hemenway Co.
PANAMA-Messrs. Corwinc, Bro Co., Garrison 4 Fritz
VIM. Nielsen Il Co.
LIvERpooL-Messrs. Bowman, Grinnell 4 Co., william
Jackson, Efq.
NEw YoRK-Messrs. r. K. Collins Co., Goodhue A Co..
Capt Ezra Nye, steamer Pacific -
BALTIMoRE-Messrs. John Henderson AZ Co. Thomas +
Hand a Co., White 4 Elder.
SAN FnAEcsco--sIessrs. Flint, Peabody Co., Hussoy
Bond Hale Chas Doane Esq, J. III. Lyon ESQ N''
BosTor--Messrs. Ammi G. Lombard ESQ "a Ij Ir.h.r,
Co., Glidden n Williams. ~ s'-
CASToH-Nye, Perkins Co.
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roRPoRAr1oN NoT1cE.-PUnLIc NOTICE IS HERE

CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is HERE.
" by given to the owners, occupant ooou-
pants OF all housc and lots improved unmproved lands
affected thereby that the following have been
completed by the Assesor and lodged in the Office
tho Bureau Of Assessments for examination by all persons
INTERPOLATION building in Baysrd street. from the
in Orange street. to point the Bowery. The
limits embraced BY such assessment include all the
houses lots Of ground lots
land situated both sides of Bayard street from Orange
street to the Bowey tho east side of Mulberry street.
between Bnyard and Walker streets both sides
street between Pel and Walker streets both sides Of
Elizabeth street from Bay ard to Walker streets on
Tho north side OF Pe street between Mott street and the
Bowery All persons whose interests affected by tho
either Of them requested their
IN writing to the undersigned at their Office No. Hall OF
Records, within thirty days from the date Of this notice
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES j. DODGE, ASSESSORS.
CHARLES McNIELL,
Office, Bureau Of Assessments Street Department jane
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bss1s Of tSs niiaos Contra All.

$3OOOOO0 s: .4s Il e n sss d :sss'c Az
III tx: IN .:': s r.. q 81.
:rsstion bends 70 Issued Z on: s.t
:s.s =
with soupon. .ss.sh;S for tss q
October year. Tie rata u pr ssAs PEI
These bend. ar: secured sy a..s ..d only
8. Vicinity u Ss issd, granted By Congress = I'D n IL
vh.s rad .nass contract. ..d lssg; fore: g. n:x
nasSsr Of the entire line during the year 1851 About
e fi' ~ :: :s sss
and now constantly arriving ~ New York and New Or
ssrs,ss ssvs..:s. millions Of dollars Of which have
Lsp:s GsS 81 per cent sd sosds s :tS,,
seven Per cent bonds. S7s0,o0
Non. .s = which isv. See. dispose: than
~ % s
paid ~ him. IKE proportion larger snaiss
r
VII 's:s :
redeem q as bends
Win: % ps :sns as "a
u. accept proposals FOX asr
n per Of the amount allotted 70 sseh subssribee
will be required notice Of the Of his proposals
and the balance called for BY the directors not slsssd
Ing ten cent monthly Any subscriber may however,
his ePtio. pay IN fun and rsesiv: his bonds At sn
prefer In ea Of ths Per cent bond, hereby offered .
resIsst a those s:pss e; The LSsdo. Loan q s.
The rat. q four and two pence sterling - the dol
ssr VIII 30 REQUIRED e gs hs IN ~ n:
stoek TO such VIII be also regis
tered in London the same terms and ~
that registered there 4 prsfsrrOd and div
dsAds thereon being payable there 1T the same rate OF
change.
Interest will In all ~ adjusted payment Of ths
6nAl instanent.
closed sealed and endorsed Propos for loan Of 81 200
Of Illinois Central Railroad Company"
Reports documents showing the financial condition 81
the company tho progress Of the work and all
relative TO its Affairs and prospects, be OBJ
Tor. BY eHder Of the Beard of Directors.
ROBERT SCHUYLER, President,
DAVID A. NEAL, Vice President,
W. p BURIAL. Treasurer, [ Executive
GEORGE GRISWOLD, (Committee
NORRIS KETCHUM,
JONATHAN STURGES.
New York, April q 1853.
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CORPORATION NoTICE.-PUBLICN NOTICE rs HERE
" by given to the
q al houses and lots improved unimproved lands a
fectsd thereby that the following have been
completed by the ASSESSORS and are lodged In the office Of
intsresd viz For paving street from Tenth
70 Eleventh The limits embraced such
nent include all the several houses and ground
cant lot pieces and parcels of situated both sides
Of Forty fourth street. from Tenth Eleventh
All persons whose interests affected by the above named
assessments and who opposed to the either Of
them requested their writing
ths undersigned at their Office No Of Records within
thirty days from the date Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE
CHARLES J. DODGE Assessors,
CHARLES HcNIELL, y
Once Bureau sAssessmonts Street Department June G.
1873
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NoTIcE.-pupLIc NOTICE IS HERE.

CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE rs HERE
~ by given to the owner or owners, occupant
seted thsrabv that the faaw;ng have baen
completed by the and lodged in the Office OF
Abe Bureau Of Assessments for examination by all
Interested viz For paving Cherry street from Corlears to
The limits embraced by assessment include the
several houses and lots of ground vacant lots pieces and
parcels of land situated both sides of Cherry street.
om Cerlears to East streets the west side Of East
and the east side of Corears street. 100 feet north and
south Of Cherry street. All whose interests
affected by the above named and who
posed to the san either Of Them requested TO
once No Hall of Records within thirty days from the
date Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES McNIELLt
Once, Bureau ofAssesmeAt Street Department Juno g.
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E,0R LIvIRP0OL-UNITED STATES NAIL STEAM
II ship ATLANTIC, Capt. James Wsst.-Thh steamship
VIII depart with tho United States malls fer Europe pes
lively Saturday June H. ct II o'clock NJ from her berth
..;sSs:d for ssEsp:: e ss@t'r apply
Passengers requested u be board 1T * A. n
The steamship Arctic will succeed the Atlantic AID sail
Juua
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CORPORATION NoTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE is HERE
~ by given to the occupants
Of Al houses and lots improved or uninproved lands affect
Cd thereby that the following have
plctsd by the and lodged In the office of the
Bureau OF for examination by all nte
Kested For setting curb and gutter
sdev slk in 10Th street. between Second Third
The limits by such include all the
and lots pieces and parcels
on beth sides street from Second to Third
avenues All whose interests affected the
above named assessments and who opposed same
either of them are requested to their
n writing the undersigned At their Office No Hall Oh
Records within thirty days from the date Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES McNIELL
Once, Bureau Of Assessments Street Department June
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ORNAMENTAL Iron WORKS, &c.

John j. WIGKERsHAM MANUFACTURE or WRa
Railing, Iron Fenss for Farms 10, az Broadway Nd
Ornamental Irsn WorkIren and wire ranfngs -
public and private sronods, parks lawns dvenss ~
Eom sen TO se per Iron eedssead the most corn
dogs licss arms vases. tsteha pssss spring chairs ss
spttsons &c, &c. Weksrshans celebrated railroad al
farm fence from 81 CO 20 IS per rod The subscriber omar
the largey stock Of work IN the Unih&
states, All Of his own manufacture, At exceedingly ~
prices Superior quality Of HAIR and husk mattresses
JOHN B. WICKERsHAM, warehouss 81 DseadWa0 I,
Yoyks. 81 20 aud 81 Lewis street.
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CORPORATION NoTIcE.-PUBLIC NOTICE

NORP0RATTON NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
~ hereby given to the occupant
supaAts Of all houses and lots improved unimprovsd
lands affected thereby that the
been completed BY Assessors and are lodged in the Of
nsc o. INC ts % iI T;id W a.,
Eighteenth from Ninth Seventh
The limits embraced by such assessment include oil
the houses and lots Of ground vacant pieces
and parcels lands situated both sides of Eighteenth
street from Seventh to Ninth and on the west side
Of Seventh and side of Eighth 100
north south OF Eighteenth street. All persons whose
interests a BY the above named and
who opposed to the either Of them request
cd their objections writing to the undersgn
ed at their Office Hall of Records within thirty days
from the date OF this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES j. DODGE, Assessors
CHARLES McNIELL, }
d. 1873
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-08

CORPORATION NoTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is HERE
~ given the owner or owners occupant occupants
o. All houses and lots improved unmproved lands affect
81 thereby that tho following have been
peted by the Aessor and lodged in the once OF the
bureau Of ATTACHMENTS for examination persons
ssrested y. :Sfor building sewer in Avenue A, from
Fourteenth to Sixteenth streets The limits by
such assessment include all the Gevera lots Of
ground vacant lots pieces and parcels Of land on
both sides Of Avenue from Fourteenth street
and on both sides of Fifteenth street from Avenue 70
First avenue All whose interests affected BY
the above named assessments and who opposed
eeme or either Of them requested to their
jectons in writing to the undersigned at their Office No
Hall Of Records within thirty days from the date Of this
notice. WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES McNIELL,)
Once Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department juno
O. oN''"