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upon the observance az pgapriety, OF
der, aud leearum IN the National Cean.
ells. weeoull heartily wish that there
we're 20 ground iuF the reheeiiens ~
MF. B. and other uenbers 81 he House
81 Representatives % this yu9ieri.@
r. fslle~ing sEiEnsi spn Mr. BnsE's lrnsf
s..ni.ins lAs s<nssnss = ~hieh he inisllssaes,
zliodess
4 do not know that u j. neerssary
Tor nae to assign ressanS far nv course.
| NAV ssss however. that in addition
70 considerations arising outof INV pri-
vafe affairs. no one can be better salts.
fed than lam that IS things are now
conducted in she House 81 Representa-
lives, | am As little suited TO that body
a. that body is TO me-"
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virginia ElectIon.--The election

Virginia Eiection.--The election in
Virginia for thideen members Of Congress. which
took place on the 26th uli.. has resulted in the
choice Of thirteen Democrats. as follows: Tho
mas II. Bayley, WIN. D. Roberts, jr.. John $.
Caskie, William o. Goode. Thomas 5. Bocock.
Paulus Powell, William Smith. Chs ]. Faux.
ner. John Lelcher. z. KidwcIi. C. 8. Lewis,
Henry A Edmonson, and Faye,,e M'Muilen.
In the election ~ members 81 the Legislature,
itappea,s, from the returns received that the par
lies stand pretty much as they did in tho last.
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Treaty with Paraguay. - III

Treaty with Paraguay. - The
Alexandria Gazette announces that letters have
been received from the Hon. John s. Pendlc,on,
Charge d'Afiaires 10 the Argentine confe,lera.
ton, in which he states that he has concluded
and signed treaty Of. friend hip. commerce and
navigation with the Government Of the Republic
Of Paraguay, and that the treaty has heen APP.
proved and ratified by the competent authorities
Of that Government; so that il only awaits the
appreciation Of the Government Of the United
States, and The exchange Of publications., to 60
into effect.
The National Intelligenccr represents this irea.
ty as one Of great importance to the commerce
Of the United States. Paraguay is said to be the
richest and most populous country in South Ame.
RIGA, with the exception Of Brazil. 1t contains
more than million Of people, scattered over a
country larger than New York. Pennsy l,ania
and Virginia together; and produces IN the great.
er part, il not throughout its whole extent, the
richest articles Of commcrce-tohacco, rice, cot.
ton, indigo. &c. II is country no, adapted TO
the cultivation Of wheat. and must always rely
on foreign supply Of breadsiuffs, except Indian
corn, which il produces very well. Il has no
manufactures, aud must supply itself also from
abroad with most Of the articles Of that class which
its new wants aud its vast resources will nj the
same time demand and enable il so easily 10
paw for.
y This rich country has heretofore been closed
against all foreign intercourse whaiever; and now
that il is to be opened TO the commerce Of the
world, the enterprise Of American citizens will
doubtless enable them to reap full share Of the
benefits.
y is stated that the President of Paraguay.
Lopez, besides this treaty with the United States.
has also made treaty with the Argentine Con.
federation. and with England, France. and Ssr.
dinia.
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Our TABLE,.

Pufnam's Montsrfy. We hsss re-
eeised from The publisher ne isne numbsr Of
lhi. valuable periodical. which contains iis usual
quantity Of interesting and instructive rrsdins.
The fsllsxins Is The table Of contents; J. on
Irsnsiiss. continued; ?. An Autumn Picture 3.
The Midnight sun; 4. Inns; S. Miss Peck's
Frisad; 6. The Polar Seas and Sir John Frank
In: q. Thacker.y ia Amsrirs; 8. wo'ks d
Amrrir.n Statesmen; Q. A Meditation by Paul
Poiiphar. esq; 10. General osls-sehsrseier
II. uneIe Bsmard's story; ls. The Bensso-
len, Institutions Of New York 10. Our Own;
Il. Editorial Ns,es.
The June number closes the first volume Of
This Msgs1ine. The patronage thus far extend
ed 10 il has been Hatlsring. and the ProsPrci o.
future success j. very encouraging. The second
volume win commence with The July numI'er
which wilI be good lime iar new subscription
10 begin.
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A friend ~ho afieaded shs lzis Annual Com
msacsmens - car University. has fssafed ~
With brief noaice Of The pross<dinEs. ~hieh Is
The more acoelashIe secsu~s q our insliIiis 10
stleaa The ~riier i srsilesnsn AZ irsrning
and sound judgment, and his rrm.rks upon the
exercises. though hastily written. arc worthy Of
consideration.
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r. Charles Knight seems to have
koriIy settled the question as to
ect way Of spelling the name Of
I'm Shakespeare. In the volume
ontaigne's Essays" by John Flo
in the British Museum, there is an
hdoubted signature Of the poet, which
~ spelt thus-e Willm. Shakspere. ]"
Slr Frederick Madden has also shown
thai in FIVE other acknowledged genu-
inc tignatqres in existence, the great
dramStist always wrote his name in
tins n'enner. Such autographs are, Of
course sufficient authority to decide
the Inatkr
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LHaAL U0TIQRQ.

piis.sie. q Ss i.ys. Aldermen and Common .l.y
e: :' q n. 7s
... ~ % q r.. s 4 s%
n. :.s +
shs city d New York saturday the day August
Il y:
e . 4: e. s e.
sm % 4: ssS.' 4 1921
ss. :: laid or pisa Of :.d city
virtue Of ~ act Of The :sslssor. q Che people
' 'S'' "a {: 1;nRSs PASSED. z''
Counsel 70 the Corporation.
CUPREME coURT-N THE NATTER OF THE AP.
ne sisy York iei.svs 70 Il: wd.sins o. Duane
and one y 81
York Pursuant to statutes made provided
a:ss: sn.s 4i and m ;
Pr ss: e.
OF On that .s A ~ % n:
can be heard h.. the nature and extent Of the
sssssS. no4sssy
Brosdx.y Hqd;cn street q the city q new York
Dated New York. July II, iSoa
TAxEs-ls5a-RATE sl2s ~ loo-oFFICE RECEIVER
Of Taxes No. New City Han-Netioe Is hereby given
.a. ss a @ &
be prepared 20 receive the taxes charged thereon.
@ = re E
Per cent eseuated from the tim: Of
III
Hours for receiving taxes from 8 A. NJ to 2P H. Bank
A''s money OILY HARVEY HART Receiver of Taxes.
once and IsaSs,.sa e Fys fa and dsssre
New York, July 1 1853
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Iudsato mi London The above house !, centrally
las excellent coffee ten or twelve private
s,t,r rooms between forty city light airy bedrooms
good smolng warm cold and shower baths ~ way,
y,edv nteht rortor In attendance liked charge Tor ser
vants Ihe Me- York Herald IL fled. THOS. QCANEh'
MAINE aso proprietor Of the Grown and ssepre avern
re,nwioh tenders his grateful thanks 20 bis American
friends Tor the he long enjoyed At their hands
and sela their continued patronage and
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DOR LIvERPOOL-UNITED STATES MAIL STEAM.
II ship ATLANTIC, Captain Wsst-Ths steamship viii
depart Nth the United States mails for Europe positively
Saturday August at u o'clock from her berth,
uneaua'S en- and comfort apply
Passengers are requested TO be board ct liz A. n
The steamship Arctic will succeed the Atlantic and sail
August 20.
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ExrEA PAY


"A Ill UNITED STATES NAVY SAILORS, WHO
a, @ IN any United states weasel in the Pacific ocean,
my ZINE from 1876 TO 1882 promptly receive their
sxtra double pay OF EDWARD BTsSELI AGENT ana dsta
xssses, Vnated States Navy, 70 south william street
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IN. About COCO gallons nnsssd wore sold u previous
quotations
lArHs-Easern were IN demand at 81 10 Der thousand
IIrs-No change has occurred in this hns hincs
last.
NoIssns Only 80 bbs. New Orleans were purchased,
~ 371se. per gallon.
NAVAL FLORES continued quiet but Ar1n at old rates.
PRovEIoss-Pork was brick and huoyant. The sa"s
sHeupted TO / COO bbls-Wsstsrn ct So Is $lz OK
for prius and $1b rs SIS SIX for mess subsequently,
held Of SIS for prime, and el6 for per BEL There
were $50 ssckaPes cutmeats purchased a. former rates
1ONs 10. per h. Beef was in less Yequst bat nrm
ard bought TO the extent Of $50 bbs Butter and cheese
were uEalteYed
- 97H per 100 lbs.
tolrYhsrs have been $50 boxes CASTLE sold At IL Nc
Per n.
SUGAR Sales Of 500 hhds chiefly Cuba ef.c ed
at4c. &c. per ID. Among l,ts received to dav we no
ticsd or of 720 bags Manila per ship John jaw.
WmsKEY There were $50 bbls. Ohio disposed Of at
1870 24c pergs,lon Factors claimed "a for prison.
and 23Kc. for drudge, per gallon.
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THE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
Nail Stsamsrs-The ships comprising this line the

These ships having been built BY contract expressly for
Service every has bssa taken in their
stueton In their engines 70 strength and speed
and their for for
elegance and comfort.
Price passage from New York to Liverpool In first
cabin sl2O in second cabin 0 Exclusive Of extra
size statero0m. $500.
From Liverpool to New York, ESQ and eco
An exps,isncsd surgeon attached TO each ship.
No berths secured until paid for.
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DOYAL NAIL STEAMSHIP kRABIA-THE ARABIA
~ will sail from the stream Liverpool on Wednesday
leave the eompcay's wharf at Jersey Cy ~ 10 II
~, TO convey passengers and their luggage on beard:
T.
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CORPORATION NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE IsHrpr
~ by given, that petitions have been presep cd a. tho
Board OF Aldermen for the following swcrs 10 Wit
Noh Moore street from 10 feet west of Hudson sreet
hudson liver also IN Cherry rect, from Nc Frank.
IN square, also in thc Bcwcry from the proposed ser
the Bowery n Eiyint street 10 pont feet soptb 90
stanton street. also sixth street SECOND avenue 10
e sewer now built east Of First also that ps5
oeen precntcd IN The Board Of Assistants for sewer in
ta acnue IRON Eighty fourth TO aud throu ~
Eghy sixth street TO the East rv All
., .hs above and having toreo are to
once, on or before August T. 1853 "' ~ WIS
r...o, NICHOLAS DEAN, President.
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9toRP0GaTloN N0uCG.-P BL1C NoTICr Is
E hrIely ivcn 70 tie owners occupant
Fsnls e ai house a.d lots fcrroyod or rRu,r5oyel
landf nheted by that the ol yilg
@.en con olpd y tls AffepCrs and eaged Ia tha Once
y we buraa Asscesmena for examination ~ MI pore
SOUS nefetted VIZ For regul ting and selinr ana
gutter stones ia fortetb street from TeY rs nne "a fT
aon river yh lnts enbraood by euob asemert include
81 nc eYa unses and lots Of ground lots pieces
pl rrre,s y ana situated on both sls FOrteth street
from Tenth avenue 20 Hudson river ard on both slss
Eleventh loo feet north ma s,utb ~
street All parsons whose otstass ara aGe,tsd IL fha
ehove named ia and wi are osposeI ~ ha [
o. sither q them arg requested 20 present thoc objection
Records within tlrty days from the ate OF ths =
WILLIAM GAGE
CHARLES J. DODGE, Asso4sors
CHARLES MoNIILf \
OMce, Bureau OF Assessments street department Univ
- 1853 '' 'u'y
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p-..,,.osu, ~ Nlo .anlano, p p4n.s
New York, July 20 1853
----- -
OFFICE CROTON AQUEDUcT DEPARTMENT. JULY
~ 1853 Contractors Sealed proposals endorsed
SProposa Tenth eveDue will he received by
ire ill July 25 1853 at O'Clock NJ at the
the Croton Anueduet pepar tnent for ycava
sion back linr and rammirr OF trench Tor four feet
ripe " Tenth avenue from the gat ,house on nri
iard nm 10 the gate house on asylum h being Ia ansth
about O reet The work 10 bc done under the su oarin
sDGeuee AID to the sayseton o. the engreer Of t de-
pment Tho trench TO lie ii mch part the avenue as
asS " 49, ~ ~ az , ~ ssps a.' WIS y
a ~ sotnn Il ~ ig5t set H. aeptb Win iort hois ~
.a1er sae n dInt of iii oirs heinz nkei a I'D rsne5
irte-ysis III snrt !; az IN III traacb.s Vii Ia u
sid oocassoaIIv wber ,ss ~ "a \" iii a,a Min
~ Mid or III te nric rer emile vra MI III tic maip
sS Tie oour ctor MI IL reauyeed to Teen tho trench
med an ana " rara III. mill sfter h. Snes are
INA esaiieS tfsr ths nres Ne lf ~ nsrs,pf te
sslc6vmsrs 81 tb ae6a,nst ,ts te0ck are 10 10 "a
edd With esrfh or ssnd oily and vel rsmmed IA lsyery
-, - 49, - 2 W. - it NJ -, W. ~ tl
si 4. ~ 81, ytisi n ss NJ .ie .Ss..s4is,s an L
~ MUGS ava sls ~ Indemnity $40 savo sLo city arnlps
sf.o r ig.rss 4gto, a. m In nayors - tsis al tira
SO IN n ,ies tsescss 81 ot,er,, j. o. M nsr n
/. + sst.
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New Yorr July %, 1863. s'1ho''

CTREFT DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF RFCORDs =
- Sealed will be received at this oce until Friday
August 1888 TO regulate grade and act curb and
stones in street from Tenh Eleventh
aud ng four feet of walks to regulate grade
third street from Eigbth to Ninth avenues 10 set nav or
and gutter flag walk and pave three feet outside the
IN Henry street, from No 37 TO Grand street
tons TO be had pcaton TO the Contract Clerk an
DepQrtGent JAMES FUZZY Street Commissio ,e y''
July d. 1853, y"
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CORPORATION NOTICE. PUBLIC NOTICE IS
- hereby svoa to the aud owners, occupant and
secupant Of all houses and lots Improved min prved
eeted thereby that the following assessments have
been pleted by the and LODGE in the
see of the Bnreau Of Asssments for examiastop BY all
interested viz For building sewer in Madison
street, from u Jefferson street to Rutgers street
The limits embraced by such assessment include all the So
varal and lots of ground, vacant lots, pieces
and of land situated both sides Madison street
jefferson streets, and the east side OF
R3gers street from Madison TO Henry street All
woe ner affected by the above named easements
and who opposed 60 the either OF then ~
5uested to present their objections IL writing . the
aarrigred at their Office No Hall OF Records wit hin
th.rty Gays IRON the date OF this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES j. DODGE, }Essestors.
CHARLES MCNEIL,
Once Burttu of Assessments Street Department, July
Is, 1853.
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SHIPPING.

SHIPPING.
JToR sALE-.BY STEAMER ARABIA, LEAVING
IL Wednesd eth inst, berth No. Is. Address New
York Hotel Office.
YACHT GIMCRACKAT AUCTIoN.-W. GREEN0uGH
j. co. will sell Wednesday 9th, Mt ~ o'clock,
Hohoken ferry, Hoboken tho we'll known fast sailing
yacht Gtmcrsck in splendid order. built by Commodore
stevens for his * tons burthen coppre< and
Per fastened With full inventory and IN co~plee order
For further particulars insuire at 100 Wall street.
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NRoTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT. = TO CON-
" tractersSesled proposals, endorsed Proposal for
First street will he received at the office of the
Coton Aqueduet Department until Monday tb lst day of
hpsnst 1853 vt 10 o'clock M, for the building Of
with the receiving bans and cuverts in First
street from the at avenue to and throush the
point about feet south of Second street
being len 9Th about III feet The plan Of the sewer and
specifications the building Of the and all other
formation relat thereto be obtained application
to the VI ater Puryeyor, at this office.
NICHOLAS DEAN,
President of the Cfcton Aqueduct Department.
N-nrrE nrl. I,lr
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~
Y o'clock from pier No North river. Psies Of passage
S sssSnle not wanted 9r ng tns voySge % sem
on hoard The day before sailing marked belos No mer
w De received on oosfd absr Thursday Suy 20
~ sToN A.r+ "a proosv
GonIIhEh LILY lNooIoN, Agehe, % nroaaway
i loving shps xi lesvs HsTss o. sse s5 and New Ycrt
On tho Ia. If sgea month -
Ffom New York Eroyc aSvrc
sitr ST DENNIS, Jan ECO "a
Io6 .ops buYdsn. Stgy IunoI6
At0u4o rollnngbes f0as5sr } ta1 Got i'd
Sh4u "a NiC8eLAs Rel i 5ot. rs
0I0 tone hurther. lups9 July u
SeM s6ip NsRgUhS' act AptnE
sfyI ans 1a,'hvl, sNN ~ -
a =; 80, .sy,H I. /, 81, 80 =
.lsWN ~ toas aartheE. A1E 4sp. u
SaU1s Frrchs master. Ll8c Ian. 40.
ta.g 80 Il drs' o.aas Nsn yors Susa sacs 2reyi6ss
9Th 2 alnit art'ols or sNe 301fr sha 81
0adsoTefs srd 1orerfea s. 81 sfpor1ebr1 /, sae
-92s sonf e ,6 IS .er0ss si - s,ra..ds6 les Nc7
7rr 74aee hat tslgs nsuai-T Ufa.Tft
Boyd sthts ts. Agents, tx EsErt .traes.
---. :, ,,.r..-,., ,y,,,v 1-,,,,r 49,, ~, .s,c,
: ~ classov "a New Yort steamship Goiupanys
Steamer GLASGOW n ~ tons 41A anr9r panerl kO-
ber ,Enig Son a2 der WI gayt NON IogS or Gl4s;ow
e. edresdAy IN Scrtemh"r nest ~ Y O'Clock aud
o. Satrrdny Eoyemtsr 81 iSo'eloeS Eoga Erst cabin
Wigor s,ate reor1 % 70. tgl fbp dol N'' sen z
.rGHr a, Z. ffv..a ait48p
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CROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT no CONTRAo.
~ tors Sealed proposals. endorsed Proposal for Sewer
in Mercer will be received at the office Of the Crotn
Aaueduct Department until Monday tho 1 day of August
1853 1t II for the building of with the
necessary receiving basins and cuyert in Mercer street.
from the in Bleecker street to point forty feet south
of Amiy street. being in length about 495 feet The plan
Of the and specifications for the building OF the
all other info rmatoi relating thereto obtaine
application to the alter Purveyor, at this Office
NICHOLAS DEAN
President Of the Croton Aqueduct Department.
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E.EN ANSJaAxs,

S| 200 VIVA - - Co a. hh I;pr,i hanns sns
n n,a sac,r;tv IN be c;van addraas ~ Herald naice
~ ~ Pc s'rurly W." " si'en 1A'ui's' - " ~ ~
~ ~ '''
mAOn WANTED ACTUAL SFCURIIY CAN
S4UU be ciyer but the party is In hu.i, ess aud
holds responsible situation The fair rate Of tersst
w - p"'a A1'ies - - = D-ea1 y : y.
nOn0 WANTED. UNTIL THE FIRST OF JANU AIRY,
NOUU ls54-Interest IL pc per aid
mutual com pspy given as collateral Addr
W, with rartiaSlars Ledger Office.
DANK OF THE UNION IN THE CRY OF NEW
ID York corner Of Broadway and Howard street-S3o0.
coo capital This now business above
place. Upcurrent money is taken deposit at the
rates Discount dnys-Tuesdavs and FRIDAYS
DIRECTORS:
oarrit S Mott Henry 4 Csrsi,
Joln i pnryea Cnmnines H. Tucker
Joseph H. Homer, Garrt ii. Strit or, Jr
JAS. Il. DEL yICCHIO, President,
DANIEL. r. HITcIlcocK. Cashier
The third nstaluent q per cent OF tho capital stock
will payable banking houss the LIST day Of
DANIEL a. HIrCHCOCK Cashier.
(NhSH ADNAh CEa, IN SUNS OF 81 TO R),G0D-DN
" dry goods pianos diamonds watches iewclly. Iars
and eney articles Or the same VIII he purehaed or cash,
at the Life iusuranoe aud Loan Once, No Chambers
$50 -. = - -
fA1yiDES n r. onf NE AND ktfFohI CON- fl
III s,t P,'dt " SIC y gss sr ~ ~ n.sas
# HI ~ N ir-nsS, bs,is III III s,oees ~ IN
4t. All ~ 'rfr,nta own, .r,e..a,e.
ep0Ie 2el1 = 80.
nHtFrS ON IRELAND AND ENGLAND ~ SONS
I, . sgsserlicrs BONN n. GRfNSGIL co S. So-E6
seet so. "A seep-r noon Tor the Nvoito ai Line y,
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gs,NS gTU@N
1855 @.-
INAMeLLED AND COTTAGE FURNITURE. -sETs
~ from s2s 20 81 600 The largest assortment in the
United Staa, Sets made In number, color ade
snit all tastes GILLIES BYRNE. manufacturers 5is
Broadway few doors above Spring street. east sce, 10.
nufaotory, No. 40 Gresne street.
CUTS OF BNAMELLED COTTAGE FURNITURE
~ ffem S2J to 500 Purchaser will hnd the above the
best and cheapest suites to be bought anywhere Aatoe
and paases made at the lowest Wholesale prcas warrant
Cd pure hair MATHEWS STACY, 526 Broadway, c5rne.
Of Spring street.
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CoRPoRATI0N NOTICE. PUBLIC NOTICE rs HERE
~ oven 70 the owners occupant or occupants
Of al heasss and lots, improved unimproyed lands
Affected thereby that the following have been
Che Bureau Of Assemsnts for examination By all
tween second avenue and the Last liver The limit. en-
Sraced cnde all several houses and
lots Of sronnd lots pieces and parcels Of land stu
Ased both sides Of Thirty eighth street from Seoood
East river and both sides Of First
hund1sd north south Thirty eighth street All
whose affected by the above named
EASEMENTS and who opposed to the same either OF
ahs requested TO present their Questions wrn
Within thirty days from the late Of this notice
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors.
CO &kLES McNIELL, y
Once Bureau Of Assessments Street Department, July
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u hereby a!ss. 70 shs owe. o.asr., .sssp.-. 8
.s. Ia s:'
-: ~. :; &. Ss,,.. n n n
rssns rsd Susip ,r r. s sasi. y AZ. a
1,,. I; &c: &; :, a:.i:
S.s:': ls q
= ss!sy ::s: {, Prom. @
shove named .So are Opposed !, Il. same
i .i
ss # 1:f5as $ S ASSSfPPhRPqs Assessors.
oss Bureau Of Asss'smsnss Street Department July
f,oRPoRATIoN .NoT1cE-PUBLIc NOTICE is
s..:s ss' ss'i
y. 70 s. ssS1s !.
The limits embraced BY such assessment i.ouds All the
s.1:. s ..S ;: e
s Is.
~. re- s':.:
i s9S' sss:
ss $ #sSEss fa.ssSSRas ASSESSOR
>. Bureau Of Assessments Street Department. July
T!oRPoRATIoN NOTICE.-PuBLIC NOTICE Is HERE
~ to the
u lots improved unmproyed lands
ed thereby that the following have been
plssd by the and lodged in the ece
Bureau Assessments for examination BY all persons
interested, vixFor building . in Hester street,
from the At Essex street to the westerly curb
line Of kldridge street. The limits embraced BY such
rsupd wasn't let's pieces and parcels Of land situated
beth sides Of Hester street. between Forsyth and
Essex streets both sides Of Edridgs htrest from 2os
feet northery to 3 feet southery from Hester street.
rs feet southery from Hester street both .des Of
from Hotter street. and the westerly side Of Ludlov
street from 800 feet notbey to 22 feet southerly from
Hester All whose interests affected by
he above named and who are opposed to the
either Of them requested to present their eb
jectons In writing tn the rdergned at their oce No.
Hall Of Records within thirty days from the date Of this
notice. WILLIAM GAGE
CHARLES j. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES McNIkLL,
Once, Burcaa Of Assessments Street Department July
81 1853