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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-10

CTREEr DEPARTMENT, NO. 4 HALL OF RECORDS
- Public notice is hereby gwen that the following reso-
buttons have been presented in the Board Of Assistant
AdermenTo Gag $50 feet Thirty fourth street. south
commencing at Tenth avenues to flag sidewalk on west
side OF sheriff street between Grand and Delaney streets
and flag four feet Thirty street. from Fourth
to Madison All persons interested having obiec.
tons thereto requested to present the same in
writing TO the undersigned at his Office or before the
10th day Of January next JOHN T. DODGE
December 80, 1852. Street Commissioner
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% AnROADs FOR PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE AND

DAHROADS FOR PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE AND
IL Washington Arrangements have this day been
made by the railroad companies between New York and
Washington for continuous and certain connecting lines
by which the mails passengers and baggage in the and
9 A. N. and 51a T. NJ lines from New York. will be GER
tain to go through from point to the other without
detention anywhere on the route Should any accident
happen causing delay either road, the mails passen
gers and baggage are to be forwarded by extra trains at
the expense Of the road which the delay occurs A
train to and from New York and Philadelphia, via
New Jersey Railroad will commence Monday the 10th
day Of January leaving New York foot Of Cortandt
street at p NJ and running directly through to Phia
depha to the Kensington station. Returning will leave
Philadelphia from the Kensington station at T. A. NJ,
(being the present Trenton Accommodation Line, ex-
tended to Philadelphia which will mot hereafter make
the extra way stops except signal for Philadelphia
and other passengers beyond New brunswick Fare in
this line both ways, and in the A. n. line from New
York for Philadelphia, reduced to 50 IS. The New
Brunswick Accommodation Line will leave New York on
and after the 10th of January at H. instead of p.
H. and additional train will leave New York for Eliza
BEETHOVEN at 430 P. N. The P. NJ train beyond New
ark will be discontinued. The p. NJ. train from New
York to Railway will be the last train beyond Newark
except the night trains Jan. g. 1853.
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CORPORATION NOTTCE-PUBLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY
~ given to the owner or owners, occupant or occu.
paints Of all houses and lots, improved unmproved
lands affected thereby, that the following assessments
have been completed by the Assessors, and lodged
in the Office OF the Bureau of Assessments for ex-
animation by all persons interested viz.:For regua
4ing Tenth avenue from Thirty sixth to Forty second
street also setting curb and gutter therein and flag
cling NE sidewalks thereof. The limits embraced by
such assessment include oil the several houses and lots
Of ground vacant lots pieces and parcels OF land situa
Ted on both sides of Tenth from Thirtysxth to
Forty second street; the north side OF Thirty sixth
both sides Of Thirty seventh Thirtyeghth Thirty ninth
Forteth and Forty first streets and the south side OF
street. easery half way to the Ninth, and
westerly half way TO the Eleventh avenue All persons
whose interests affected by the above named
nents and who are opposed to the same or either Of
ing to the undersigned at their Office, No. Hall of
Records within thirty days from the date of this notice
SAMUEL II. DE MOTT
FRANCIS NICHOLSON Assessors.
ISAAC WIN SMITH.
Office Bureau Of Assessments Street Department Dec
o. 1852
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBIIC NOTICE IS HEREBY
- given to the owner or owners occupant occupants
affected thereby that the following assessments have
been completed by the Assessors and lodged in the
Office Of the Bureau Of Assessments for examination by all
persons interested viz For regulating and setting curb
and gutter stones in Broadway from Forty sixth Fifty
first streets, and for tagging space four feet wide
through the sidewalks of the The limits embraced
by such assessment include all the several houses and
lots Of ground vacant lots pieces and parcels Of land
situated on both sides Of broadway between Forty
sixth street. both sides of Forty seventh Forty EIGHTH
Forty NINTH Ffeth, and sopthery side Of Fifty first
street. half way eastery from Broadway to the Seventh
avenue, and half way westerly from Broadway to the
Eighth avenue. All persons whose interests affected
BY the assessments and who opposed to
objections in writing, to the undersigned at their office
No Hall of Records within thirty days from the date
Of this notice. SAMUEL H. DE MOTIF
E 1ssAS TN NICHOLSON sMS4S Assessors
Office Bureau Of Assessment Street Department Jan.
9 1883
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VANDERBILT IINE-FOR SAN FRANCISC0.-0NLY
Y line giving tickets for crossing the 1sthmns-The
new ana powerful double engine steamship NORTHERN
LIGHT $500 tons will leave from pier No 2, North river
at O'Clock p NJ precisely, on Thursday, January 20
connecting with the Pacific steamer over the Nicaragua
route having but twelve miles OF land transportation
These steamers are in their accommodations
and ventilation For information passage apply only
at the agency Of the company No Battery place, up
stairs The public cautioned against the representa-
tons OF hired runners for other ncsnone employed
for this line.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBIIC NOTICE Is HEREBY
pants Of all houses and lots improved or unimproved
lands affected thereby, that the following
have been completed by the Assessors and lodged in
the Office Of the Bureau of Assessments for examination
by all persons interested Flor setting curb and
gutter, and regulating the eastery sidewalk of Franklin
street. from Cortland alley to Elm street The limits
hraed by such assessment include all the several houses
and lots Of ground, vacant lots pieces and parcels
land situated on the eastery side of Franklin street. be
tween Elm street and Corandt alley. AL persons whose
int'~ts affected by the above named assessments,
y~ 40 opposed to the same, either Of them
uested to present their objections in writing, to the
undersigned at their Office No. Hall of Records within
thirty days from the date of this notice.
SAMUEL. H. DE MOTT, !
T r. y u.s., NICHOLSON sa42IS, Assessors
0hce, Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department Dec.
%, 1852.
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CORPORATION NOTTCE.-PUBIIC NOTICE IS HEREBY
~ given to the owner owners occupant occu-
pants Of all houses and lots improved unimproved
apds affected thereby that the following assessments
have been completed by the Assessors and lodged in
the Office Of the Bureau of Assessments for examination
By all persons interested viz For regulating and paw
ing Sixth avenue, between Thirty fourth and Forty
second streets The limits embraced by such assessment
include all the several houses and lots OF ground
lots pieces and parcels Of land situated both sides Of
Sixth avenue, between Thirty fourth and Fortysecond
streets the northery side of Thirty fourth street.
both sides of Thiryffth Thirty sixth, Thirty seventh
Thirty eighth, Thirty ninth, Foreth, and Forty first
streets and southery side Of Forty second street be-
and from Sixth avenue half way westerly to Broadway.
AL persons whose interests affected by the above
named assessments and who opposed to the same
either Of them, requested to present their objec
tons in writing to the undersigned, at their Office No.
Hall of Records, within thirty days from the date Of
this notice. SAMUEL H. DE MOTT
FRANCIS NICHOLSON : Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH.
Once, Bureau Of Assessments Street Department Jan.
g. 1853
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DR JOHNSON, NO. 10 DUANE STREET, so WELL |
IL known for the last twenty-five years as the most
successful practitioner in New York, may be consulte'
usual his private Office, on all diseases to VIII
is heir TO- Those who have suffered from - IA
tenders may rely on having t1eig sAsce - oh lcsh
sSaQ q sSJSyisISe. ,edical pre
.eated by ply
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NEW YORK AND SAN FRANCISCO STEAMSHIP

NEW YORK AND SAN FRANCISCO STEAMSHIP
IN Lno.-Through to San Francisco via Aspinwall
and Panama at greatly reduced ratesNo detention on
the Isthmus and splendid sidewhecl steamship
UNCLE SAM (being her second voyage 1000 tons) vii
pinwan Navy Bay,) on Thursday, January 20, at p.
NJ precisely from pier No. North river where passen
gers examine her accommodations. The performance
Of this steamer her first voyage warrants the assur
that passengers will reach Aspinwal in from seven
to eight days. The magnificent new double engine side
wheel steamship CORTES q 800 tons) Thomas b. Crop
per comma nder will be in readiness at Panama to re-
ccye the Uncle Sans passengers and sail Immediately
for San Francisco The accommodations and ventilation
Of the Cortes all that be desired Her speed (es
tabished the voyage between New York and Panama
and while the Pacific coast Is nnequallcd Every ak
eron will be made the part of the line TO ensure com
fort expedition and safety Passengers will be landed on
the wharf at Aspnwa free taking the Panama railroad
aud cautioned that tickets for this line are sold only
at No. 26 Broadway.
DAVIS BROOKS 4 Co, General Agents.
A mail bag is made up at the above Office under the
United States Postage law for the convenience OF the
public
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C,TREET DEPARTMENT, NO. 4 HALL OF RECORDS
> Public notice is hereby given that the following petit
tons have been presented in the Board Of Aldermen TO
curb and gutter and repovc Rnwc street. TO regu
late and set curb and gutter in Thiryninh street be
Second and Third avenues to regulate and get curb
gutter and flag four feet through sidewalks Of Eighty
fifth street, between First and Third avenues; TO flag
space four feet wide through easerly sidewalk of Second
avenue from Twenty eighth to Thirty sixth streets. Also
the following resoluton:To reset curb and gutter and
flag sidewalk hundred and twelve feet astcy from
the corner Of Broadway. All persons interested having
objections thereto requested TO present them in wr
ting TO the undersigned at his Office or before the 18th
day OF January inst
JAMES FUREY Street Commissioner.
January 1eh3
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OTREET DEPARTMENT, NO 4 HALL OF RECORDS -
- Public notice is hereby given, that the following
solution has been presented in the Board Of Assistant
Aldermen To set curb and gutter and flag sidewalk in
Division street in front Of 1917, 1O0 Ill commencing
at the corner of Pike street All persons interested
ing objections thereto requested to present the same
in writing to the undersigned, at his Office or before
the 10Th day OF January inst.
Jan. 9 1879, JAAtS gVRLy, Street Consu ssi9asy.
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WAR HATH SLAIN IT'S THOUSANDS BUT SCROTUI.A
w its tens of thousands.-Dr. 4. Brown, the great
scrofua doctor Of Springfield Haas formerly Of Haver
hin, Mass, of New York city author Of Female
Manual Of Health, "ScrofIa-s and cure y and
other works Of great celebrity has the pleasure to an
established himself in this city at No LA Grand street,
between Broadway and Bowery where he win b happy to
ally .tE
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CtEIF PRESERvATION-SEIF CURE-A RECIPE OF
~ inallibe preventative against all diseases and
three original prescriptions for the cure of Them may be
obtained by enclosing dollar in pre- paid letter. d
rected to c. HASSON N. D., Montreal Canada East.
N. B.-No deception. AL communications strictly
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CORPORATION NOTICE-PUBIIC NOTICE is HERE
~ by given to the owner owners, occupant
pants Of all houses and lots improved unimproved
lands affected thereby, that the following assessments
have been completed by the ASSESSORS and lodged in
the Office Of the Bureau Of Assessments for examination
by all persons interested, viz For grading and paving
Greenwich and Washington streets between Battery place
and Cortlandt street; also Liberty Albany and Carlisle
Thames Edgar and Morris streets The limits embraced
by such assessment include all the several houses and
lots of ground vacant lots pieces and parcels Of land
situated both sides Of Greenwich and Washington
streets from Battery place to Cortand street. both sides
of Liberty, Albany and Carlisle streets Battery place
from Greenwich to West street. both sides Of Cedar street
from Trinity place TO West street. both sides Of Thames
and Edgar streets between Trinity place and Greenwich
street. both sides Of Rector street. from Trinity place to
West street. and both sides of Morris street, between
Broadway and West street All persons whose interests
affected by the above named assessments and who
opposed to the same either Of them requested
TO present their objections in writing to the undersigned
at their Office, No Hall Of Records within thirty days
from the date Of this notice.
SAMUEL II. DE MOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC WIN SMITH.
Office Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department Jan.
3 1S53
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NoRPORATIoN NoTICE.-PUBIIc NoTIcEIs HEREBY

CORPORATION NOTICE-PUBIIC NOTICEJS HEREBY
u given to the owner or owners, occupant
pants, Of all houses and lots improved unnproved
have been completed the Assessors and lodged in
the Office of the Bureau of Assessments for examination
by all persons Interested vz-For paving Thirty sixth
street from Fourth to Fifth The limits embraced
by such include all the several houses and lots
Of ground vacant lots pieces and parcels of land stu
ated both sides of Thirty street. between Fourth
and Fifth avenues and the westerly side Of Fourth
avenue about one hundred feet northery and southery
from Thirty sixth street All persons whose interests
affected BY the above named assessments and who are
opposed to the either of them, requested to
present their objections in writing to the undersigned,
at their Office No Hall of Records, within thirty days
from the date Of this notice.
SAMUEL Fl. DE MOTIF
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, : Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH,
Office Bureau Of Assessments Street Department Jan.
3, 1859
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T,OR SAN FRANC1SC0.-F0R SAJE--A THROUGH
IL ticket for lady in choice state in ladies'
loon, with another lady, in steamer Illinois, sails jan
10th. Reference given and required Address American
Herald Office With name, and where an interview may be
kSv,
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HOTELS.


IMPORTANT TO ALL VISITING CUBA.-THE WELL.
i known hotel, Revere House, Havana has been trans
fered from Ocous street No 119 Abrapa street.
Of Nercadores This large ece has been built and
reftted and expense has been spared to make it
elegant and comfortable home. 1t be recommended
Refer to Dr. Bogart No. st. Marks place, New York
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CORPORATION NOTICE-PUBIIC NOTICE Is HERE
~ by given to the owner owners occupant or occu-
pants OF all houses and lots improved or unimproyed
lands affected thereby, that the following assessments
nave been completed by the Assessors and lodged
by all persons interested viz for paving Thirty eighth
street, between Second and Third avenues The limits
embraced by such assessment include all the several
houses and lots Of ground lots pieces and parcels
OF land situated both sides Of Thirty street. be-
tween Second and Third avenues. All persons whose in
terests are affected by the above named and
VINO are opposed to the same either of Them
quesed to present their objections in writing to the
dersgned, at their Office No Hall of Records, within
thirty days from the date of this notice.
SAMUEL II. DE MOTT,
is11S NS SlS S%3$Si Assessor"
Ohice Bureau Of Assessments Street Department Dec
25. 1852.
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CORPORATION NOTICE-SALE OF PROPERTY FOR
~ unpaid Taxes.-Public notice is hereby that
sale Of property for unpaid taxes win take place at public
auction, at the City Hall Of the City Of New York,
Thursday the twenty day Of April next at IL o'clock
At noon and be continued from day day until the whole
Of said property be sold, and that the detailed state
nent Of the property to be sold for unpaid pub
Hshed in the Morning Courier New York Enquirer, o
Newspaper printed and published in the City Of New
York
Detailed statements in pamphlet FORM Of the property
to be sold may be obtained by calling at the Compoers
Office, No. s Hall Of Records.
AZARIAH c. FLAGG, Comptroller. I
Comptroler's Office
New York, January 10th, 1853 {
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OTREEr DEPARTMENT, NO 4 HALL OF RECORDS -
- Public notice is hereby given that the following pcti
lions have been presented in the Board of AermenT
fence vacant lots the Second avenue and
Second street: to open Seventy ninth street. between
Broadway and Tenth avenue All persons interested,
having objections thereto requested present the
same in writing, to the undersigned at his Office
before the 10th day of January neat.
JOHN 7. DODGE, Street Commissioner
ltetMtey 80, 1872.
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+ CORPORATION NOTICES.


CORPORATION NOTICE-PUBIIC NOTICE rs HEREBY
~ given to the owner owners, occupant occu-
pants OF all houses and LOTS improved or unimproved
lands affected thereby that the following assessments
nave been completed by the and lodged in
the ONCE OF the Bureau Of for examination
BY all persons interested viz For grading section Of
Second avenue between Ninety and 1884 streets
The limits embraced by such assessment include all the
several houses and lots Of ground vacant lots pieces and
parcels Of land situated both sides Of Second
between Ninety second street and line half way between
1881 and 124h streets the northery side Of Ninety
second street. and both sides of Ninety third Ninety
fourth Ninety fifth Ninety Ninety seventh, Nine
tyeghth Ninety ninth Tooth lolst lo2d 1884 io4th,
113th Hath, 1l5th 1l6h, 117th 1lsth 10th, 12Oth
2st 122d and 123d streets between Second and
lines parallel thereto and distant 1875 feet eastery and
3o6 feet westerly thererom All persons whose interest
effected by the above named and who OPP
posed TO the same either of them requested 10
present their objections in writing to the undersigned
at their Office, No Hall of Records within thirty days
from the date Of this notice.
SAMUEL H. DE MOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON Assessors,
ISAAC VIM. SMITH.
Office, Bureau Assessments, Street Department Jan g.
1858. " >
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CORPORATION N0TCT.-pUBILC NOTICE Is HEREBY
~ given that resolution has been presented in the
Board Of Aldermen for in Eighteenth street from
the Hudson river to and to connect with the sewer now
built in that street All persons interested in the above
and having objections thereto requested to present
the same in writing TO the Contract Clerk at this Office,
On or before January 18th
NICHOLAS DEAN, President.
Croton Aqueduet Department, January Z 1858.
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INCORPORATION NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY
u rven to the owner or owners occupant occupants
Of ali houses and lots improved unimproved lands,
affected thereby that the following assessments have
been completed by the Assessors and lodged in the
Office Of the Bureau Of Assessments for examination by
all persons interested viz For regulating, grading and
paving Eleventh avenue, between Twenty fifth and
Twenty seventh streets The limits embraced by such
assessment include all the several houses and lots Of
ground vacant lots pieces and parcels Of land, situated
both sides Of Eleventh avenue between Twenty fifth
and Twenty seventh streets All persons whose interests
affected by the above named assessments, and who
opposed to the same either Of them requested
TO present their objections writing to the undersigned
nj their Office No. Hall Of Records within thirty days
from the date Of this natice
SAMUEL Fl. DE MOTr)
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors
ISAAC VIM SMITH,
Office, Bureau Of Assessments Street Department Jan.
g. 1853.
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TINTED STATES MAI. STEAMSHIP COMPANY, con-
~ Meeting with the Pacific Mail Steamship Company
Only through United States mail line to California and
Oregon via Havana, for Aspnwan and Panama-Thc
splendid, new, and double engine United States mail
steamship EMPIRE CITY, 2,00O tons burden Henry
Windle commander, will sail on Wednesday, January
foot Of Warren street. North river Rates OF fare to
Aspnwa-Iades' saloon, state room, $52 lower aft and
forward saloon state roo $55 second cabin standees
$45 steerage, $35.
Passengers will be landed at the railroad wharf, at
Aspnwall free Transit of the isthmus at the passen
gcrs expense Persons securing through passage by the
United States mail steamers from New York have pre-
ference Of accommodation on board the Pacific mail
steamers Rates Of fare from Panama to San Francisco
on the most favorable terms For freight passage
apply to CHARLES A. WHITNEY, at the Office of the
companies, iii West street, corner Of Warren.
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They all first class New York built ships provided
with all requisite articles for the comfort and convenience
Of passengerA and commanded by of experience in
the trade The price passage $780, without wines or
liquors Goods sent to the subscribers will be forwarded
free from any charges but those actually incurred.
BOYD HINCKEN, Agents, 164 Pearl street.
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Tor CHARLESTON AND FLORIDA.-SEMI.wE WEEKLY
steamer JAMES ADGER j. Dickinson Commander, will
leave pier No A. North River Wednesday January H.
all bills of adng will be signed and for passage at the
ofaee Of sP0FFORD TIIEST0N CO., 4s South street.
Through tickets to Florida, as follows TO Jacksonville
81, " gussks W,
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NEW YORK AND PHIIADEIPHIA-DIRECr UNITED
IN States Nail and Express Lines through in four hours
foot of Cortlandt street. at and A. ~, and 51s NJ
Leave Philadelphia at and A. NJ and SIX ?. n. For
Baltimore Washington Norfolk and Charleston-through
tickets sold in the above lines and through baggage
ried in the and A. ~ and and 5h p NJ. lines from
New York. Passengers with baggage cross the ferry
fifteen minutes before the trains leave.
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These ships having been built by contract expressly
government service every has been taken in their
as In their engnes-to strength and
speed ana tner accommodations for passengers
equalled for elegance and comfort
frice OF passage from New York Liverpool in first
size state room, $780,
From Liverpool to New York, eco and EOS
An experienced surgeon attached To each shin
No berths secured until paid for