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Grass Valley telegraph., 1853-11-24
Ranch fnn. SaIR-


= THAT large and well known Ranch, located
ill.,. near Bear River, at the crossing of the old emf
tssHl grant road, about twenty miles from Grass
Valley, and on the road leading from that place to
Sacramento, by way of the McCoatney cutoff This
Ranch for beauty, excellence and convenience, d
Stock Farm, well desirable residence, cannot
be eXceed perhaps in the State There about one
hundred and fifty acres Of excellent land on it. in the
highest state Of cultivation; the whole is enclosed
with good fence. This ranch is excellent for the
cultivation of Hay there being forty tons cut off of it
this last fifteen twenty tons of which are
still the ranch and for sale. There is good Frame
House on it, with four large convenient rooms. Cook
ing Stove and Kitchen furniture tor sale There is
good board fence in front of the house and to take all
found in the country.
TIL eProprietor wishing to close up his business in
this country, offers the WHOLE AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE
LIVING PRICES.
Valley.
Grass Valley, Sept %, 1S53-tf-n2
Grass Valley telegraph., 1853-11-24
POSTPONED
r. f. PO{aqPlBl;2}0S
REAL ESTATE AND

G90W5& 8IsA3 3TgD IRA AgzPRgg
Has been postponed until about the LIST or 1o+b =
December The reasons for this postponement arc 70
that Tickets have not yet been all sold and also SOM
ql1hculty with the former travelling agent, MCMc-
business concerning the Rafie has been and hereby
is absolutely annulled. -'ie0y
The Rattle will take place at Frisbies Nevada. bo
time due notice will be given to etboIdes
are requested to be present "Aio
The Tickets are rapidly going off, there being bnt q
siall oa PGrtI9n ION now on hand Let who wants
cts Immediately r n popTIE6 11Eh-
Nevada Nov 10 01'1Eh-
Grass Valley telegraph., 1853-11-24
Upward and Onward.
MgzG MzhBDBs 8DIg'&} S ID BXG5z1l BlgEl13gg 4 gz3B I8 .
OPPOSITE THE AMERICAN THEATRE.
.aN.D CUSTOM HOUSE,

SANSOME STREET.
TTYHE ABOVE EXCELSIOR ESTABLISHMENT which
L is Fire Proof and five stories high (being the only
five story building the Pacifc) is finished and
spIendidly furnished throughout. Although it con-
tans hundred and seventeen large rooms with ia
cilities to accommodate two hundred lodgers-such
has been the rush of customers to the Exchange since
its completion that the proprietors have been induced
to lease half of the freprOOf block just erected by
Lieut. Maynard, and adjoining the Exchange. This
will add seventeen large apartments, and afford those
facilities which the increase of trade requires Our
present Bar will in few days, be removed to the first
floor in the Maynard Block door north of where
the Bar is at present.
No pains money will be spared to render the Ex-
change the Excelsior Hotel Of the public, and keep
pace with the rapid growth and improvement of our
wonderful city and State.
With the above inducements, the Exchange is con-
fdently offered to the % million deserving their
patronage-and although not disposed to be WINDY
and trumpet praise abroad hearty
thanks cheerfully rendered to the ten thousands
who have bestowed upon alike their favors and
money. Net unmndful of the former, we shall duly
appreciate the latter, and recprocae in future in
times past the smiles Of old customers and greet
with pleasure ones-who probably Will COM
pose the largest portion of the world.
San Francisco, Nov. l0-nS-tf
Grass Valley telegraph., 1853-11-24
5Qn Grnnriaru aAnErtigRnrRatH.

VIM. SHARP s. Co. having retired from the firm OF
COnro Sampson & Co., the GOLDEN GATE FIGURING
MILL viii be conducted by the subscribers under the
name and style as heretofore and the public
may rest assured that efforts shall be wanting on
parts to fully sustain the high reputation that
the 9 Golden Gate Flour' has acquired in all parts
Of California. The article we manufacture is PURE,
and unadulterated 1t is made from the choicest of
native Wheat and is fully equal to the best Haxa
Gallego.
We tender sincere thanks TO friends and the
public generally for their liberal patronage heretofore
extended to us and respectfully solicit continuance
of the same. F. D. C0NRO,
W. A. SAMPSON.
San Francisco Nov 17-3m-n9.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1853-11-24
.MaRYSVILLE IND SACRAMENTO,
GROCERY STORE.

THE UNDERSIGNED would respect fully in
I'D form his friends, that he keeps constantly on
SKI hl hand a large and well assorted supply of
L-z3 Family Groceries Also, CAKES, Pies AND
PASTRY can be had at moments warning. ] = would
also inform the citizens of Grass Valley th he an
accommodate them with all kinds of confectonares
such as are used at Balls and Parties.
By- Bread and all kinds of Groceries andTrovisions
delivered in any part of the village or its vic nifty free
of charge. THEO. ShlLLMANN.
Grass Valley, Sept. %, 1858. If.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1853-11-24
FOR RENT OR SALE.
THE UNITED STATES
HOTEL,

OITUATED on Main Street. nearly opposite the Ma
y sonic Hall. This building be leased, rented or
bought at most reasonable terms. Apply to
OAKIY OF HANNA.
Grass Valley, Oct. 90 1S53.-n5-tf
Grass Valley telegraph., 1853-11-24
(6rngH 4lIlIr1 5dalI1rrrtiHeI1Irnts.
Lumber! Lunaber!!

TO TE.fyNSTIERS IND OTHERS.
TTVHE GRASS VALLEY MILLS are now in full opera
J. ton, and ready to supply all demands for every
description Of
SEASONED LUMBER!
At the lowesa market prices These Mills situated
nearly in the centre Of the Village of Grass Valley,
about fifty rods south of the Masonic Hail. Auburn
Road and most convenient for Teams to load. There
is in these mills MUIAY SAW, and a 81 inch CIR
CULAR SAW, together capable of making 10 900 feet
Of lumber per day. Also, a splendid Woodworth
Patent
PLANNING .EACHLNE!
Capable of making 10, 900 ft. Of PIANED TONGUED AND
GROovED and other manufactured lumber per day, of
superior qualities. ALL our lumber is well seasoned
before being dressed-Our stock of eight thou
sand logs giving the best material to be found in
the country. Call and see!
TRANSFERS
Can always be supplied with lumber ON FREIGHT to the
cities Of
.1LARYSVILLE IND SACRAMENTO,
On the best terms, equal to any other mill in Nevady
county, and when taken in connection with the fact
from mills superor-our engine, saws, and
planning machine, being the most powerful in the
mountain portion OF the State.
Lumber will be exchanged for Good Baled Hay on
| reasonable terms.
N7y- All kinds of Dimension Lumber, Fensing, ST.
ding, Sugar Pine, etc, etc. etc, constantly hand
or sawed to order We have stock of over 100 600
feet and shall keep full supply for the great de-
mand for choice building and fencing materials.
NR5~ Remember, pay cash and the highest prices
for freight sell to teamsers to enable them
to make Large Profits j. WINCHESTER,
President G. Y. g. Mining Co.
Grass Valley Sept. 20, 1858. H-n2
Grass Valley telegraph., 1853-11-24
Notice
TO THE PUBLIC.

ET1HE public will please take notice that Mr. c. M c.
- McVicor is no longer agent for Porters Real Es-
tate and Stock Rattle; and further, any business
transaction which he may hereafter contract, will not
hold the above named establishment as responsible
R. II. PORTER.
Grass Valley, Nov. 3d. 1S53.-n7-tS1O.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1853-11-24
5aa Granrigru aAuGrtigEluRnta.

Transit Instruments, The0doIltes Levels, UoWP%SS-
es, Surveying Chains, Leveling Slaves, Engineers Ia
pes Pocket Spy Glasses and Compasses Scales Draw
ing Instruments, with great variety oil other art-
cles, constantly on hand.
Having learned my business in the mandatory OF
the celebrated William J. Young, of Philadelphia, l
guarantee all my work to be equal to that OF his es
tablishment. November 3D. 53-n7-tf.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1853-11-24
NICARAGUA sTEArIsHIP COMPANY.

FOR NEW YORK AND NEW ORLEANS.
VIA SAN JUAN.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1853-11-24

TO TE.AyNSTERS IND OTHERS.
VVHE GRASS VALLEY MILLS are now in full opera
i ton, and ready to supply all demands for every
Grass Valley telegraph., 1853-11-24

For the finest sheaves of Grain with statistics of the
amount of seed planted to the acre, and the amount
harvested each kind of Grain to be represented by
sheaf more
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I,INANCE DRPARTAKNT.-COMPTRoL OF.
hee, New York Dec L. lSb3-ssaed proposals will be
December inst, at CLOCK, r whom the same will b.
stuay opened at the Comptroers ONCE such lots
iand In the several streets a. are for the
Of the corp raon Of the city Of New York. yz
~ l25th l26th street. between Third and Fourth
nue: For the purchase lot Of ground for .he .,
Wsst Broadway For tho purchase Of lot Of to be
Tenth avenue between l3ih and lth Streets For the
purchase lot Of ground with thereon that be
yandsm Spring srssts in yanaam Spring streets,
aud dept of the lot in feet the and No. Of the
tho streets between which It 10 situated
asysy Of tbs The cOmprollsr Each proposition
sale OF lot in l25th street." North Moore street, Tenh
Ayenue or Varick street," ~ the may b. And the
Ssed in second envelope and directed on the outside
York" The right reserved the part the corporation
reject any all the bids oons necessary pro
note protect Ahs interest of the city.
A. @. FLAGG, Comptroller.
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rs..i.ssa q tie CeS.s. essss q Ne sisy u New
II :; e sss
so rsn the several piers er ussa The scayeagers
az 4 r. :s ND
ss -: :.. 70 :
ysfed slide inclined plane and IN such nasas
. AZ ssnSs 2. Z: 1T. Three psr: on ss.hhs
.:vi1s night required . b - several
Nay sspssmSsI From ten oei.ss n Ss
ssriss WITH
lions No 49, es and 49, q Title ofths ordinances
poraton," and enclosed sealed envelope. endorsed
P gss for IsV,ns ..h sol from The city Of Ssy
;psosors oos New City as Suoh proposals or sssnate
ust state IN ana terms the number and espa
hs purpose for which they are b. ased-cf tho
barEss TO be engaged In snecng the removal also, ths
sess the WORK to s. done
u. Of 'llars The provisions Of Title
sa % 6: 1ss
also as amonded October A sA9 will be observed and
sns IL IL Il WITH
y e r.
charter Should sAs party paroles e whom
:Ss al b Iirsesss sss attend With his Of Ss
securities and execute the same within two day, after being
ddsred having abandoned It, The righs hereby re-
served any all bids estimates proposals whom
ssrns and aSsy. nsatossd osan.ao.s can y
BY III "a. os Civ
CITY Inspoctore Depsrtment New York. Nov, So 1883
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CTREET DEPARTMENT-NO 4HALL OF RECORDS
Public notice hereby given that the petitions
Seventh TO Tooth streets for we'll and Of
Eleventh btreot and Frat TO set curb and gutter and
First between Hath and 2Sd streets Al persons
rted having thereto requested to present
them in wr1o the undersigned at his oco before
the 2d day Of December inst.
JAMES FUREY, Street Commissioner.
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CORPORATION NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE u
~ hereby given 10 the occupant
ants Of All houses AND lots Improved
completed BY the Ascssors and are lodged the ece Of
the Bureau Of examin ASon BY ALI
interested, vsoevins basin and ouvert ~ tho Of
street The mits by suoh
vacant lots places and parcels land situated the south
side Of four stro et from TO avenue b. All
VII ntsrsss afeetsd the Ahovenaed
sesaments and who opposed the same. either Of
them, are requested 10 their obcoons. In wrlkng
70 the unaersyned ct their oce No. Hall Of ReseRds.
wishin thirty dAys ffom the ate Of this nosos.
WILLIAM 0A0A
CHARLES nObGy. yAsssssoys.
OhAELHa mill. y - III
V@ss bsesAs u Aassssassee ssssss DseaSsusAA nso.
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CTEANSHIP ALABAMA, NEW YORK BAY, DEC =
l@3- meeting Of the passengers held ON board -
York Lana Esq, being called 20 the chair. and -
appointed secretary tho following resolutions w.
unanimously adopted, vizs-
Resolved That we, " undermined, heartily rsesnna4
TO the notice Of the travelling public the steamship At
hama o. being expeditions and secure during tho ssyssss
gale Of eighty Ave hours during her recent nip thai
commander, Capt. Geo. schcnck we tender nr neaysI
scknow for his uniform, gentemAny depert ne
gnvsrying faith illness. and COOL dsnsrsss acaon =
potency, fidelity and kindness Of all tho ohcsm -
erewevery thing having been gone ma ,. Mn nAS
an promote the comfort Of the passcngcrs
Resolved That resolutions be published In the Ns
York and ssyanpuh papers as tribute OF our gratitude
J. O. Rodgers Ga D. EcNab, Ala; W; y. Q, Csnpss1
H. waldrsp, n "; Miss O. Miller. Ga =
r. b. CoRsucH Secy. ]. LAMA, Charnans
Savannah papers please copy. 4 ~.
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NOR SALE FOR cAsH-THE SCHOONER Lucy AXE
4 siI yesr. old 81 feet keel % feet beam tSss hose
unit Wednesday night. IL fast sAer and IN Beed
Wishing 10 purchase requested leave ths
Shs Irving House ua.u the lai Hshs.s ssdsc. = VI
kpiW. AvAAAQ = AVhxv3A
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OoHoRAf!oM NOTION : DlPA1HuN1 OF m
s:ss:s - "a: c :: s: ~:
': 8 sB. s1s 'SHy ~ S.y % E e.
y. u: TSsss street. and Sv:euss shat
y s,sa.s ssss' e New sss
Ys for q o.: year hsrsi.s:r t:ssrssd =.
q; !: !; ::;.
ana sssss very best chssssssf Of svsi and
.heFs roads avenues and streets found 70
XhsEs eulvsrts drains ssd BRIDES
Saar: any PORTION q :ad cutters ouivsrs arsns and
so4r A S:: q n.; r 3
9SS b done i Eorhna nlis sonsr.etor viii
~ Il = M =. .'.s'
& sss Kss AND ~ ns
s WORK and
81 esas said szpsDss then 70 resort V ihsiT
NJ e.. s b a nss ss:''
The @ d Ss E ~ M. q n: ',
Auns One Hundred and street, from the East
will .:9s. III .: ssssss VI
shird di.sros VIM 4. That portion q the city
e isss .:s
ss y hey S Ss ;%: s $
s sbs amount q the hid q said ssntr.e.or The quo
s Il s u: sss
%s':Ss
so. sss nsysi The y b required y DOM
.Eif
% Day
nd u % Gsos &c, o. 70 as ass
~ Ishs .DRsss Al NJ s:ia xsri
ss sas n s
sesds Tho 6sEnisaone Of Repair. and sapPliss sl.s
@ y; s u ''' ''n.''
% s IT hss = and sup
racks are laid in the city Of New York
sS.s " E. .,S r,, ,a. s
a
=: .sa ., ]: ssS:s
rnosed and that said company shall pave stross
and about the rails In and keep ths
nissioasrS Agreement dated December 18th. 1858.
5. M anass x: direction Of "a.
::ss
penalty 70 keep n good rsgss th tho space shs
ss
r.o ;. sset: y s. ss andss % sr..o. Of III.
sss :sss
70 keep good repair the space besyeen ths Eass
W. Il .ass SIZE y sssa .s:s
sss; :' :'' s Sc;
rIsHrH AVENUE RAILROAD.
Sane a sSsh Avenue Railroad. Agreement dated Sep
HUDSON RIVER AAILRoAp.
wsasy s.s 4 wiish. and sbeas In u
terssi public require suOh pavemsnt 70 10 dono
ysush NC
%Aiss. shs. ": ..ie company xn make .Ssh ssns.nx
tOe street. and o0nvsnsn for al
trains ana sewers thsr Or excavations
lErseuent dated August 18th, 1857
HAhLNk RAILROAD.
assory manner and keep the width Of twenty ssaof said
vinG including she rails good repair 81 ell times during
xsy lssh, 1882 extending Harlem Railroad IRON twenty
Afd 10 Prince street.
CORPORATION NOTICE. = PUBLIC NOTICE rs
~ hereby given to the ownor
pants Of a, houses and ot improved or ands
the Bureau Of Assessments for examination by all persons
70 tho corner Of second as.nus The limits smbracsa By
such several bouses lots
he southeast avenue and
All whose interests affected By the above named
she requested present their objections in writing
Vie undersigned as their Office Hall Of Records within
thirty days from the date q this !, notice
caAsIEs hssIEEI ASSESSORS
Der ~. 1898
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CORPORATION NOTICR.-PUBLIC NOTICE rs HERn-
By given TO the owner occupant occupants
Of all houses and lots, improved uninproved lands
ahected TIT reby that the following been
completed By e assessor and are lodged II the once q
nterssted In Elisabeth street. from Blocker
Asa! Houston The limits embraced BY such In
pieces and psrcols q land situated both des Of Eliza
beth street. from Beeoker TO Houston AL persons whose
interests effected BY the above named
who opposed TO the either Of hsm requsted
70 present their objections In writing 10 the
their No Hall Of Records within thirty days ffon
ths dats Of this notice. -
WILLIAM GAGE.
CHARLES DODGE, }Assossora
CHARLES MoNIkLL.
Once. Bureau Of Assessments, Street Dss
1853. - :.
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CORPORATION NOTIcE.-DEPARTMEN OF RE.
" pairs and Supplies Dec. IL, 1853To BuderS-Sealed
win Be received q the once Of shs
23d ins II O'Clock ~ 1T which time they will 30 opened
in accordance with tho amended chartsr OF 1853 for the
market The lion and mason work must
plans and the work required 30 Done and
All in regard be had at the eee Of
the Superintendent Of Publ, Buildings No. II Ludlow
street. Blank estimates DO had ~ either ofoe The
Commission the right 70 reeot all of the
deemed fol tho interest Of ths Cooperation
BARTHOLOMEW B. PURDY,
Commissioners O. Repairs Supplies.
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CORPORATION N0TICE-PUBLI0 NOTION Is
hereby ven 70 the owner swHsrs or occu
aessd theIsby h.s sAs following hsys ssen
hs BIrssu examin sSon BY AL person.
Mterssted VS. TlagsnG the westerly sidewalk Of First
ras limits embraced y :aoA include al The
parcels Of Land situated the side Of rret
don Twenty street point % feet inche. north
sieve samed and who opposed e ths sans
n writing the undersigned, ~ their once No Hall sS
Records within thirty day. from he date Of this notice
WILLIAM 0A0A,
CHAkLES J. DODGl, Assessors.
CHAKLES NoNIEhL,
Once Bureau Of Assessments. Street Department. Novsn
Der 26 1855.
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3sa2AvEIAXKRE' GUxDYss

1853 sAg SaEAr AND
Non train, AZ NJ and TWO daily express sSsns
.sS S i az
ssa
and ,s srt xsnSsy from w.
sSsessh Isssss be procured and baggage checked
!sf Science Schenectady, ~ S sssssss::.
D.. Utica, :. ..,.,,., ;. Buffalo p.- 49,.
twenty sss street. and oursh s3onus Tss
n Four as al sa
cs asH '''' z'1 s II
RRANoEsENrs FOR pEcExBzR-ALBANy AND
O'clock and sss H. ocnnsssas = Albany VIII sSs
s:s sIs mi Nc vita * sa: s.
the Westsrn and Hudson aad Bsrkshrs Raroadi
r e.
ss g SSm AZ
Auburn, Geneva Canandeigua, Rochester and Bu
and TTsnsy SIKH street and Fourth avenus on ia
above Train. WI land and receive cs.nssrs only
viii savs Il All mo-
Centre street - hsissoiors W (: FALL sapsrn.sndsns
CAMDEN AND AMBoY RAILROAD TO PnILADEL.
TO- ssTn s.sE hss s'y
steamboat John Potter to South Apboy thence BY 1srs to
John Potter to X%SOy .hssos direct Camden BY cars
through in four hours aad . half; faro So
HUDSON RIVER RAILRoAD.-TRAINs DAILY FRO,
fpeos: srsn I'm fus hours
with trains reaching Buffalo Montreal 81 10 O'Clock sa
Mail train. A. N.-Throuxh way trains At IL n. and
Pm.
Express TRAIN r M-EmigraAt train r n. For Tarry
town, 1880 p. H. For Psekskil, $50 r. ~ For Pough
ksepse, 7l0 A. H. and r. NJ Passengers taken at Oh
brs Fourteenth and streets
hHunday trains from Canal street. at $40 r. NJ for Albany
'sa '' stopping sDa1 M ssRsoz superintendent
NEW YORK TO MONTREAL, oepENsByRa BUR.
Windsor White River, Wells River Montpelier ST Albans
and Rouses Point Ticket Offices New Haven Railroad,
Of broadway and Canal street, and Twenty sixth trees
and Fourth avenue Express trains A. n. and p N.
Ba checked through There only two chsnges Of
this route between Ne York and Montreal For
freight apply to FRANCIS HYDE Agent, 52 South street,
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIRECT, VIA
~ New Jersey Railroad-U Mail and Express Lines,
Leave New York. foot Of Cortlandt street. at and II A.
M and at and So p. n. Leave Philadephis, At 49, s.
and "a M and and 51s r n 81 SO for second class
In ii A. NJ from Now York, ana rs r NJ from Phlado pha
Fare from New Yerk 81 rs in Ard II A. M ard z. NJ, 70
Kensir gton 81 in and 5H P. M to Walnut ST. via
Camdtn and e. with reduced prices In No jersey
eommodation Mne which leaves 81 II NJ from foot Of Co ri
landt street. via Camdon to Walnus street. In six hours
onnbuses will from the Konsngten depot 70 the pin
oents for each ard with baggage for cents
Through tickets sold for Baltimore Warrington Norfolk
Weldon Wilmington and in all the above trapa
Through agents and baggage continued In and "
lines only Passenger with baggage the ferry eos
minutes before the trAinS lsaye-
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ITO CAPTAIN MCGOWAN AND OFFICERS OF xu1
i steamship George Law:-We, the undersigned eah1R
passengers Of tho steamship George Law which left Me-
York tho 3lst ultimc feeling just appreciation Of y
Kindness attention and protection ooers seAmen. 80
sentlsm feel Y privilege to give you passing t.e.as
se passage cannot Part with without tbs pfsaDo
Of making this grateful demonstration Of high est
for in this farewell adisu Nay you I've lonG ~
be happy
The steamer George Law OF the first class sea p&
ded in tho very best Capt. 4c9ew1R
time his authority felt not hs
and he makes his feel At home His cosTs
true ans faithful to him. and In conclusion, rscemne
friends who follow MS TO California; 10 the kn4
November ~, le5J-eighty miles north Of Aspinwan.
Signed-John Dunn John II Ward, Fred Bourne We.
d Crooks, Van Camp, Negrin, Mccormick, a J
Carpenter. II N Means, Hart, WAlcott. JaEol
Iardner, Joel Collier Chss Smith, PsnnimAn. WI
Grery George Tiffany, Frank Adams, Thomas Crane, ~
fsrftr, l. Morei Holloway, d Ludlow. John WA
ing, Menoon. Villa Kcnnsh, IN, Eliza rorest
Nary Clement Chas Smith X Clement, w PeaGI
Christian Anderson, Carton, N Carney, Runysn0
Clarke. Edwin Tsrrsn, Milton TiptoD Ky; Henry No
than, Edmund Burke, Smith, J Ramsey, Z Wa ts11L
David Stanly Conway, William Rixc, John TptsA
Ky; Tsnton Ellen Van Wagner, Charlotte Hartsr 6oS
Bemis. Gilbert Smith, Tucker Andrsw MoEnss.. =.
silvy Upton, Ky; Andrew Gamble, George SMELL Hra.
BALE James Ardls Justss Morris, Charles Upper. q
Elizabeth Csrh, Robert CLARK, Mcqueen, James DaS
William Campbell, John II Kercheval, II Sears, SaMn
Knox ndrsw Hsyi.t David G.nsbnrn James Islssa
william ksgan, Mich Flanagan, JohA Owen. 3 WsS1H
John ID Whalin, John Cotter.
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CORPORATION NoTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE is HERE.
~ by given the owners occupant occupants
houses and lots improved Isnds affected
thereby. that the following assessments have been com
peted by the and lodged in the oce Of the
Bureau Of ASSIGNMENTS for examination By all persons
terested viz For building in Thirty second street.
from In Eghh avenue. to point two hundred feet
from Ninth The limits by such
include all the several houses ground
Of Thirty street. from Eighth point
hundred feet east OF Ninth All whose inter
est Affected by the above named and who
opposed to the either them
present their objections in writing to the undergned
their oHice No all Of Recor within thirty days from
the date OF this notice
WILLIAM GAGE
CHARLES j. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES McNIELL, }
O6ce Bureau Of Assessments Street Department. Dec.
l95s
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CORPORATION NOTICE-PU BLIC NOTICE is HERE
BY given to the owner or owners occupant occupants
o. all houses and lots improved lands Affect
% thereby that the following assessments have been
ire assessors ana are LOGGED IN the ohoe Of the
Bureau Of for examination by all
rested building in Lexn avenue, Thirty
Limits sy seh Include all The several
land, situated both sides Of Lexington avenue
Thirty eighth to Forty third streets; the south side
Forty third street. between the Third and Fourth
On beth sides Of Forty second street between Third and
Thirty ninth sree between Lexin Fourth avenues
the north side Of Thirty eighth street, Lsxnsn
and Fourth and the side OF Fourth
from Thirty eighth 70 streets An persons whose
who OPPOSED 70 the either Of ths
TO present their objections In writing to tho undersigned
NJ thor Office, No. all Of Records within thirty days from
the date Of this notlce.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, }Asssssors
CHARLES McNIELL,
Once Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department, Dec
u, 1853.