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PROPOSALS FOR IMPROVING THE HARBOR o
y Providence. Rhode Island.--Engineer pepartmen

PROPOSALS FOR IMPROVING THE HARBOR OF
j. Providence, Rhode Islnnd.-Engneer Department
Washington May 49, 1853 Proposals will be received this
oce until the 10Th June next removing the at and
the crook in the harbor Providence Rhode Island
and opening straight channel from Fox Point the
below by dredging machneryhe channel be 100
wide and excavated to nine feet deep water
the distance requiring to be dcopened being hun
bred and eishty yards.
The shoalis composed f mud sand, and Shells The
material excavated which is to be delivered into able
for may be deposited the flats
westward those to the Of the
not TO Interfere with the navigation
the distance which will require to be taken being about
three hundred yards.
The rise OF tho tide Is six feet giving fifteen
greatest OF water generally In which the machinery
will be required to operate.
The chsnne Is TO be indicated marked out and the
work to be superintendent by officer Of che United
States engineer department.
The Of to be
cubic yards bo the engineer the pry
lego OF varying this amount as to bring its cost within
the limits Of the appropriation for this i'm rovement:
Payments will be made monthly and at the rate of eighty
per cent the contract value Of the work to be
the remaining twenty cent to be paid to tho
tractor the faithful exclusion Of the work which
be completed before the first day Of November 1853
Tho proposals. WHOM are to be sealed and endorsed will
state the price cubic yard excavated and renewed
afo resaid.
FOR further information application may be made TO Capt
George Dutton corps Of engineers New Haven
JOS q. TOTEM,
Brov. Brig Gen. and Col. Of Engineers.
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EXCURSIONS.

ExcURsISN TO THE FISHING BANKS, ON THURS.
IL day, May ~, and Sunday the 22d.-The steamer
HERO, Capt. Hsneox VII leave Hammond street at ~
Peek siip X &C. Pier No N r. At "a H. returning ~
or Fsrs, " Goats. DinAes Ashias tseAiN cad bait
pfeyideA
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CORPORATION NoTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICES HERE
~ by given to the occupants
Of all houses and lots improved unmproved lands affect
ed thereby that the following have been compet
ed by the Aesoor and lodged the office the Bureau
of for examination by all interested
WIKI regulating grading setting curb and gutter tones
and macadamzng Forty street from Sixth Eighth
The limits by such assessment include all
the houses and lots of ground lots places and
parcels ofapd situated both sides Of Forty street
from Sixth to Eighth and both sides of seventh
hundred feet dive inches north and south Of
Ferty ninth street All whose interests Affect
ed by the above named and who opposed
the same either of them requested their
objections in writing to the undersigned at their office
No Hall Records within thirty days from tho date Of
this notice. WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES j DODGE Assessors
CHARLES McNIELL,\
ONCE Bureau of Assessments Street Dep srtment May
IA, 1863
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C$BOTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT-TO CONTR AC.
~ tors-Sealed proposals, endorsed Promo
In Fifty fourth street. will DO received at the of the
Croton Aqueduct partment I'll Monday the I'D day of
May 1858 at IL o'cook NJ, to build with the
sary receiving basins aad crlvert in Fifty fourth street.
from the proposed In Third TO point 50 feet
east Of Fourth being length about 90 Tho plan
Of the and for the building of the
and all other inform alton relating thereto he obtained
application to the Water Purveyor, at this office
NICHOLAS DEAN,
President Of the Croton Aqaeduot Department.
Nav York Nm IA
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GOVERNMENT CONTRACTS.


e Light vessels Treasury Department.. Once Light
Sn s
from the date Of the acceptance bid to DO delivered
Charleston South Carolina Of the following dimen
Length from a. side Of stern pos. the fore side Of main
Of hold from to- of timber ssrate to top Of BEAM IL feet
sy: IS a ffaS Sis :sa Se:
sr.s CT as ssifs %
sss S'''
yellow pine Of the finest grain untspped southern tim
Of the lids satisfactory to the Board will be
and spp.eSsa III The Trss.ary ''' -
By The q Two
Each vessel b Distinctly named with sum for
s
Eo Lid not eon ON the re
drawing of tho vessel contracted for will be furnished to
the :. TO sHh IA o VII be % t. adhere
% Il s h s ;h w
Secretary TIsasSry and who viii rsaairsd
to tina. the executed and the materials uod ia
tract and whG must certify tS the same in rrns befOrs
made.
abe printed specifications by which the are to DO
constructed and which WILL with the drawings plans
be attached to and form part contracts had
inspector y boston York Wilmington pslaxaro' or
Norfolk, Virginia at the custom house at Philadelphia
Baltimore New Bedford Edgartown Massachusetts and
the plans and drawings be and examined call
YerH or WnSeson, Delaware at the custom house s a.
Philadelphia Baltimore and At the office Of the Lighthouse
Board, Washington City.
Any person submitting proposals may present
opening bids the time and place
specified.
proposals must DO scaled and for
Building Light Vessels and then enclosed In another
yelope and addressed to the Secretary Of tho Lighthouse
Board. Treasury Department, Washington.
by order OF the Lighthouse Board
THORNTON A. JENKINS, Secretary.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

TN THE COURT FOR RELIEF OF INsoLvENT
Debtor: At SingapSre-In the matter Of James Henry
woleott and lately CARRYING business singaporc as
Ing The petition Of the above to
'sS
asSnaaz
Ssr and that unless BE- shown to tho contrary on
ysly sissSssssa sSas shs.
rs s1 an M iS fer
'h' time hitc ch Gek Singapore
hf % Gras qSe Ja11pssy 1853
CUPREME coyRT.-IN THE MATTER OF THE APP.
Opening Of |
ward ihs a
Commissioners Of Estimate and Assessment in the
and to- al
1t may concern as follows to witt
ifs a s
man Of said AID Co GemIissionsrs At his once Nassau
con the names Of the owners Of the lots assessed
hs such lots M they upon the map Of the
used by the said IN %shns hor estimates
and have been deposited in the Street Commits
the Of whomsoever it may concern until the sd
Third Also, that the limits embraced by this assessment
are follows that to sayal the lots Of land situate
the Twelfth ward of the city New York which
together bound the by the easerly side the
street the eatery side of Mount Morris
nns The north BY The line Of the centre q the block
limo Of the centre Of the block between d
street. excepting therefom such streets and avenues
streets and have already
Is the laid out the map Of the said
ers, deposited aforesaid.
Fourth Also that report the entitled mat
tor will be made and presented to the Supreme Court of
the State Of New York special the said
to be held a. the City Hall in the city Of New Rork Sat
court that day; and, that then there soon
thereafter counsel can be heard, motion will made
that said report be confirmed.
S sHzH4hs v tz1Eka commissioners.
CARLTON EDWARDS,
Dated New York, May ~. 1853.
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OFFICE 80 BROADWAY.--ADAMS 4 CO.'S WEEKLY
" u S. Mail Express for California Oregon, and the Sand
illinois, Friday May 20 1855 J. d. sanborn
special messenger.
Our next regular weekly Mail Express for Ca rnis Ore
gon and the sandwich lanas win leave as above, per
Mail steamer Illinois, for Hepin wall Navy Lay direct
Friday goth instant, ~ O'clock, Pm Immediately
arrival At San Francisco All freight and packages
mining districts Mt oDea arded by Caifor
MIA Inland in change of special messenger to
destination.
All freight this express be delivered to u.s. with
inv before tho day of sailing to enable comply
wish the government order for co.ding AID sealing Small
parcels will lie received until o'clock day of steamers
departure.
charge shippers by this line fce fees
consular certihestes
No package should exceed 5 lbs weight feet ouhic
and srythng must in water proof ccnd
ton, or IL will be at the owners risk.
ADAM, 4 co, r. Broadway.
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MocK!NG BIRDS FOR sALE-pIvR suPvIoR
M birds from two 10 three years old the mock
cat dog rooster And sing night and day they
be lot Of krds that has been In the city During the
fspyta Hgo<t.
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IxroRrANr TO TIE PyBLIc.-snAKsR sYRup .

IMPORTANT TO THE PUBLIc.-sBAKnR SYRUP 4
new family medtsns.-This b preparation - chs
puhTc though many years In anoag the Shas r.
miy AZ Canaan, Columbia ounty, New Yors By wsen =
vairA having been extensively ssd enthusiastically tsesd y
treatment Of Of The mehs 70 Thlsh
human system liable The following these Sks suss
which IL has proved siay sncaoous -R,slnssisa
iAsemsnt Of bones joints Msamsnt 40 eanss sstss sAA
shsum msronrsi a.sss.s ga s.s!siSrs tnpass e -
q blood In female complaints d peculiarly asseas,S
II 10 concentrated u The msdteinal
the roots and hsybs Mostly Of own sstrrs sh
powerful curative virsuss Of which, tAivdp<ny IN th
BY repeatca sAs In tho treatment q The AAe.s
great are in the preparation hes offered Tho vorlA ys
pztios Of the shakers for @ standard sEssiesos ~ ~
vfous articles ~ neccsty utility they fcsnhe ~ eae
fail TO inspire sosfdAee iaduci.g 90 mnssissS e
tsnsive Solo ny all W. principal dsnsyso .nnNx
New York, general Nssst for Sbe Unieed ssasss y
No person should aver 90 70 - ~'sno~s ss".s
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persons desiring license requested to app the
pys designated above for their respective wards and
Ereby avoid tho penalties Of the law Persons hold
TOR renewal.
Special Notios.-A persons who shall soil or deal in
strong spirtuous liquors. Except importers dsters
selling liquors imported distilled by them quantities
by law each offence TO the penalty of and in
retailers to the additional punishment by indictmen
6ne and Inn prisonment By order
GEORGE G. GLASIER. First Marshal
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II CORPORATION EOTICE-PUBLIC NOTICE is HERE
" by given the owner owners, occupant or occu
pants hous@ and lots improved lands
affected thereby that the following have been
completed by the and In the office Of the
rested building in Elizabeth street from
the sewer Houston street to No. 26 Elizabeth street
The limits embraced BY such assessment include all the
and lots Of ground vacant ot pieces and
parcels Of land situated both sides of Elisabeth street.
from No ZIG Elizabeth street All per-
whose interests affected by the
ment and who are opposed the either of them
requested to their objections in writing to the
undersigned their office, No Hall Of Records within
thirty days from the date OF this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES j. DODGE, Assessors
CHARLES McNIELLS
Once Bureau 81 Assessments. Street Department May
1879
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ADJUSTMENTS.
RE9ADwAH THEATRES. A. MARSHALL. so1s
wednesday '''.''s NIX :zd "a IN Be performed
= h'i Sss fiysss \ ois 100;
p p:n.s: s Diy' H.si: u
s s:nIss. Pope witch =. ss!z
Eos:s Sanford isssss :. Mr. q Gresyss:s
Mr. Joues sasa s Nm: Rs.1e
NIrLo's GARDES.-TnIs ESTABLISHMENT MAI
nights FOR rsspscsn tab or n.
Ssps i.o% n q r'fs H. o g H.
ss
Nv DSso s t sss 4 DE b s. Gsslsr@'d
s'yisss .:;:<
P De Estondo M Mr. hale Hale Martina. xssss
Overture to "F'''iS SsISy J %:S's: ossses''s
cold.tream Mr. Lester ssyls Mr.. Reynolds
ss asss s Hss Nary Rs::
WOODS MINsTRELs, 40 BROADWAY, ABOVE
hS .S
celebrated company Of Musicians and E.hsp.n
s.oiock Admission % cents The public rsspsetfus
the Festivals Games and Amusoments Of the aucisns
Greeks and Romans
rnAsa 5sHH S soros S A. HiFfGSaou..
Daring Chariot R s a saTassss 'RSndS
Field 1s sPS1s Mons highly
'iss' &. tie :
d s 1s5 ISEss 44r
F and evening
peaTs oSa at s .sasoen ans !,
Performances commence half after tho opening
The entertainments given in the afternoon are equal n
tho
noon performances
A. NJ until IL r. M as numerous counterfes aaoss
- theatre No. Bowery-H r Madisan D. W. stess
e: isinsrs NJ. :9t
Hsver had such Circus the Great Southern
the splendid Revolutionary spectacle viii be porfssass
oA' uf'hsf n0' Mss KosE tas ssa5s
N. leading 'qusatrisnns Of the world tho French not
boxes IS osn.s: Pit ls< cents.
moons, At ocloOk.
, NIX. JOIN . OVENS :, voxr raw,
which will be ''n'l cSrsEsR ;ss sHo5s the
's AND
ssDss. .pssoSSs sy Z.
s$s y " N,
and AsAsEp At the ooReEoUs and rRvrAysL soEzzs u
INVITATIONS ''f Sss4s " GRANDEUR
nd a1saSs :. .A
in'sr'psE''d 'Ar Syass s 81 LAUGHTER
S.sssiis sa R Rsssss I'D ,
Far nSps s see DAILY aS, bills
ss,; sss. from
asssS 1iA
ON sAruR w. p pFs SHSf On MAYA.
sss and as sAs may be secured day s
WAhhLAcKs TnEATRE.-N CESAR DE-
x Il :a h M sn
sustaining his original ssse,ns week. Af
THEATRICAL NoTIcE.-THE Committee OF rHR
DTsmasie WashinstSn Monument Association p.e:sat
every the United States soliciting
aid in p5ssnns block Of marble to tho
Sss:..,sS
Podence Surs There is already in The
sss sss s:
aGs s .asn ss'
WashDon o1Ser o s sonms forwarded "
B. P. BOWERS, Secretary Walnut Stree. Theatre.
THE AZTECs-rHEsE EXTRAORDINARY MrTLa
beings descendants Of heretofore deemed faSgr
ous extinct and whose wonderful psouArtss oenstu
the most phenomena the history huna1
has yet pro1pced. be
The STUDIO CURIoso $40 BROADWAY.
Doors open from 10 A. N. until az r. N.
Tickets, 70 cents; children, In cents.
N. BThe unique collection entire SkuSxe
Curioso, can be seen without extra charge
RANYARD'S GEORAnA.-THE sTUPENDOUS RUINA
- Of Basso the City Of Bsyro0s Mosque q sdos viss
to the Holy Land being addition Of SQUARE
feet OF canvass Every evening at O'clock WodnsedaV
and Saturday afternoons at O'clock Exhibiting 81
Broadway Admission 30 cents children half prioo.
spirits VS.. PROFESSOR ANDERsoN.-MR C0AN
~ will invoke the spirits do things thai
Professor Anderson Visitors table M
they choose Sttngs for rapping and writing NJ
until r. M, and from till and from till 10 p II
Rooms $50 broadway Admission 50 cents.
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r IKEoON'S GREAT CANTON
IL TUNG, HOOK, TONG
CHINESE, HISTORIC AND DRAMATIC COMPANY,
Composed of above of the most celebrated perform
This is the only troupe that left the
CELESTIAL EMPIRE,
and will give their first The United States
- N1BLOiS GARDEN,
Friday evening" May 90 and continue every evening
The extraordinary performancesof the
TUNG, HOOK, TONG COMPANY,
comprise the exhibition of the
CEREMONIES, RITES, FESTIVALS,
GAMES, ADJUSTMENTS,
ANCIENT AND MODERN
MANNERS AND CUSTOMS
CHINESE EMPIRE
Particular translation descriptive of the performances
by the
REV. s. WELLS WILLIAMS,
CHINESE MISSIONARY,
Author of the Chinese Empire and it's inhabitants.
The appointments appurtenances, &C., comprising the
costumes are Of the MOST COSTLY description,
EXHIBITING THE GORGEOUS MAGNIFICENCE
OF ORIENTAL SPLEND0R.
ESTIMATED TO BE WORTH 100000,
Ecpsing everything Of the kind hitherto the
public of the United States Europe.
For full particulars programme of performances
ADMISSION FIFTY CENTS.
Secured seats ST. for which purpose the Office will be open
from A. NJ. to p. NJ, nt Niblois
Doors open at o'clock performances commence at 8
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MUSICAL CARD.-BUCKLEY's ORIGINAL NEW OR
wi leans Serenaders to their friends
and the public that after absence of
during which time they performed with unparalleled suo
through the principal cities and mines of California;
they intend giving their inimitabe Concerts
this city introducing novelties entirely original with
company. Due notice will BIO given their
q. SWAINE BUCKLEY.
NOTICE.-THE PLAYGOING PUBLIC OF THE WEST
are hereby notified that company Of Mnstrsls are now
from New York; In justice TO the community large
well myself beg leave to deny connection with tho
above band and also dispute their title.
CHARLES WHITE,
OF Whites Original Serenaders, organized 1876.
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MATRIMONIAl.


A WIFE WANTED-BY A PROFESSIONAL GEN.
IA tleman of middle age, tall very good figure and plea.
sant address, Of quiet domestic and regular habits The
lady must be well educated amabe and Of quiet domestic
income support of her Referencss Ad
dress b. box 277 New York Post Once The above in
good faith, and will be treated confdentially.
AfATRIMONY MADE EASY, OR HOW TO WIN
Nl Lover.-Madame de FORRESTIE, late of Parts and
London will send to any address, receipt of dollar
enable ladies gentlemen to yin the affections Of
but captivating that all may be married irrespective Of
appearance position Address Madame De Forree
box ~ Broadway Post Office.
MATRIMONY MADE EASY, OR HOW TO WIN
u Lover-Professor Lawton, Boston, formerly Of Lon.
don will send to address receipt Of dollar post
the affections Of the opposite
hearts may desire The process simple bat oapti
ancs q Position and last Though not least
sibe Address Professor Lawton, Boston Mass No lst
taken from the Post Oce unless postarei paid
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These ships having been built BY expressly
service has bssn taken In their
In their engnesto strength aud speed
and their for passengers uneQuaed for
elegance and comfort.
Price Of passage Liverpool cabin
room, $500.
From Liverpool to New York ESQ and f1.
An experienced surgeon attached to each ship.
Ne berths secured until paid for.
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LCOR SALE-CNQICE PRIZE HING CHARLES SPAN.
II iels, mammoth Newfoundland scotch nnd Enssh
terriers roeds warranted pure Superior knde Of cab
haze niants wholesale and retail inquire at 200 Water st
NOR sALE-A ZINE M0cKING BIRD, A GOOD
Il singer. Apply at 8T Hudeon street,
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yERHVEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
~ SEE SIXTH PAGE. IN
CORPORATION nOT4CNs.

>>-~>>~~~>~
N ORDINANCE TO AMEND AN ORDINANCE EN-
Tilted ordinance relative to the use Of Croton water
street washing &c. passed ysy s ~ Nav yary as
lain as foiiows-So much Of the ordinance entitled IAN
nance relative to the Of Croton water for street
shng 4c allows the OF Croton water for washing
walks buildings, after eight o'clock A
from the day OF May, to the first day Of November
after nine o'clock, M from the first day Of Novem,
to the first day Of May In each and every be and
d same IL hereby repealed.
Adopted BY the Board Of Aldermen February H. 1853
adopted by the Board Of Assistants February r. 1853
Approved by the Mayor, February a. 1858.
ID. T. VALENTINE, Clerk Common Council.
THE ordinance. as amended reads foows-An ordi-
relative to the Of Croon wstor for street washing
Be II ordained BY the mayor aldermen and common
from and after the date the passage this ordinance
t the first day Of November next ensuing and in each
every succeeding year. from the first May to the
M day Nevepber all persons are forbid to use The Gro
water for washing streets side walks steps buildings
er eight o'clock A. M and from the first day of Noyem-
to the frat day Of May wing after nine o'clock a.
L. under the penalty of five dollars for each offence
Passed the board Of Aldermen, june II, fSi4.
Passed the Board Of Assistants July l. 1874
Appro ved by the Mayor, July g. lSA
70 the duty Of policemen to see the above ordinance
gidly enforced.
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.CTREET DEPARTMENT. NO. 4HALL OF RECORDS
- Public notice Is hereby given that she following petitions
have been presented in the Board Of Alder pave
Forty third street. from broadway to Fifth avenue Also
che following resolutionTo Forty second street
tween Fifth and Sixth avenues. All persons !n.crested
having objections requested TO present the la writing
TO the undersigned at his os before tho 10Th day u
Nay inst ,or, JAMES FURsY, Street Commissioner
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and sxcse licenses expire the first day May
each year New Licenses will DO issued at the Mayors
ce Getty Hall between the hours of 10 and 2ocock,
the several wards the following days. respective
y, viz:
lst ward-Wednesday and Thursday, 4th and 5th May.
I'd Friday and Saturday 9Th and 7th May.
Sd Monday and Tuesday 9th and 10th May.
4th Wednesday and Thursday, 18th and 18th May.
9th :. Friday and Saturday, 18Th and 18th May.
9Th Monday and Tuesday 10th and 18th May.
7th Wednesday and Thursday, 18th and 18th May.
8th Friday and Saturday, 20th and 2lst May.
9th Monday and Tuesday, 23d and oath May
9th +" Wednesday and Thursday, 25th and 18th May
lth Friday and Saturday, 9th and 18th May.
9Th Monday and Tuesday, Both and 3lst May.
9th Wednesday and Thursday, LIST and I'd juno.
4th Friday and Saturday, Sd and 4th June.
5th Monday and Tuesday, 9th and 7th juno.
9Th " Wednesday and Thursday, 9Th and 9th June.
It'll Friday and Saturday, 10Th and 18th june.
9th " Monday and Tuesday, 18th and l4th June.
9th Wednesday and Thursday, 18th and 10th June.
andS atu and Inn
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DUBLIC ADMINfsTRh r0R's OFFICE, NO. 81 CHAM
bers street-totce "a hereby given, TO the relatives
and next Of kin % VIII Stevens late Of the CITY Of New
York licensed and alleged 70 have diod in.eststs
York for letrs Of the estate Of ths
said intets on che 10Th day Of May next at 10 O'Clock In
the forenoon. Dated, New York, April 25th, 1888
PLTER u. SWEENY Public Administrator.
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EMPRESS AGENCIMs.


CALIF ExPRESS-FREIcaT IS CENTS Pc
~ poundThrough in charge of special Mr.
A. Gnrnsey to destination via Ncasagus May 20 1t
we'll known fact that the steamers at this line in San
Francisco and New York from three days in
Of the fastest Gassnd Illinosoths mail
line Our shipments will through ~ steam
Freghts received till II A. M, and mail parcels and
CHASE 4 CO., 81 Broadway.
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CTEAM BETWEEN NEW YORK AND GLASGOW
- The Glasgoy and New York Steamship Companys new
Craig semmar der viii sail from GlassS.. SATURDAY
day, May sis at IL soclosi At noon First cabin Saloon
state rooms) 500 do do tndship do) 6 second oabin
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE rs HERE
by given to the occupant occupants
Of al houses and let's improved unimproved lands affect
ed thereby that the following have been
pted by the ASSESSORS and lodged the Office Of the
Bureau Of Assessments for examination by all persons in
tereted For laying crosswak at the intersection Of
Grand and Lewis The limits embraced by
ent include all the several houses and lots of
can't lots pieces and parcels of land situated the east
side Of Lewis street from Grand street to $50 feet north Of
Grand street, the north side of Grand street Lewis
street to feet east Of Lewis street. and the south side
Grand street from Madison to 64 feet west Of
Madison street. AN whose interests affected by
the above named and who opposed to the
either of them requested to their OBJ
eotons in writing to the undersigned at their office No4
Hall Of Records within thirty days from the date this
fics WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES j. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES McNEILL, }
Office Bureau Of Assessments Street department May,
IA. 1853.