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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-02-10

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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-02-10

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The arga- g El oay geauioe preparation FOR the per
Lungs, rhe. they ere supposed % be affected 5y
t-e -5o i.se ess ~ "a 1ury' tzeu 9diniHe,
IT will. C.5sE WITHOUT FAN
,faia Or Kings Evil
Careers, Fatnar=, Ernpt.ous Of
ssu- Ery su.las, Chronic Sore Ewes,
I'm vr~l or 'tet..rs -cs.d Head, Bheu-
.lfsG.-e s5H s-te iioIes ,.r I1ints,3iI sores
and l-.-. S s-it.tt 2ftae Glands = phiils llys-
Appeti5a DIS arising iro7 the Of Mercury, in
in The is and -aauideTs Great Debility, Drop
sy- Lugbago, 9sua4ice and CostIveHess.
The BEST E'ezssGFe Medicine Know
TIVE shaker prepared -Y-pw Ducl,,'' and the sRad
Hon lures -arsapa Ia are the taVaaa5le remedial
yellow Usca a. @ar-4psri.ia is formed, labor
g of isr ,sufsott has gil en- as The virtues OF these
restorative pa eeras ST the roots, combined and con.
csnlrat5 q si Ensir urm S. strength and efFc2cy.
med cine n 10 va sound that it could not be further
Improved sc1o-di7atE, We fnd il resor ed to almost
complains euers pros ration OF all the viia powers
aad 81 lho-e rmertag discusses Of the skin ryIns
ii the p-.,ua-e tnd So injurious Go health.
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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-02-10
Il EVV GOODS.

NEW GOODS.
TRE undersigned, grateful to he liberal public for
past patronage bees cave ~ invite atentio his
consist in part OF the following:
DRY GOODS
Cloths Cass{meres. I'onnets, ParasoIs
Satinets, TX eeds, Jeans, Umbrellas,
Fiaunels, Twiils, Douuef, neck, cap and
Blue Driltiucs, EauIua KIbbi ms,
Hamilton and Hickory Hose, Gloves, Combs
stripe. Pms eeoles, knitiers,
MeriDos. Alpacss, Bobinets, Edgings,
Casnueres- 81 ID i-aiuez, I.aces, Tapes, Bobbins
lawns. C nellanas, Carpet Binding.
CaIcoes, Jaekonets, Six and linen Hdkfs,
Canbros- Swiss Mull5, Braces Buttons,
Book Muslins silk and Twist,
Ssairtines snd sheetings, Coat Canvass, Padding,
Bed Iicsines, Brown HolIard,
Apron Che6Es, Irish and brown Linen.
CaioFed Eambrcs. Gotten Yarn.
Blue and White Saflrs- Spool Thread,
White, blue pink, green And in short early every
and orange Florence and article Of Dry Goods want
Grapes for bonHet lining ed IN this market.
GROCERIES.
Loaf, Refined New Orleans sugars, Coffee Imperial
Gunpawder. Young dyson, and Black TEAS, OF
superior quality. also inferior Teas-cheap.
Mustard, black whole ana ground Pepper,
ground and race Ginger, Whole and &C
AIispice, Nutmcgs, saleratUs, Mace,
Soap, Candles, Yeast Pow
Maekete, Goldfish,
Dried Apples,
Candies
sP6BTiS5 a. BLASTING PowBIR,0 w.
SHOT AND BAR LEAD,
PESC'NCAPS,
EIEg.
RD-TFIRE.
Knives and II rzs,
Pocket and Butcher Knives,
Eazors end Razor straps,
Tea aud Table SPOONS
shears and Scissors
Door locks aH8 Handier,
Butts and screws and strap Hinges,
Patent ana Posi- CoGss stills,
Cow and OK Bells,
Mouse and Rat Traps,
Augersr Gimless and F5'es,
Hslchets, Hammers aUo Meal Selves,
Spilt5uns and Horse cards,
Pals, Tabs and Bro0ma,
FoWae5 Llasks.s'pades and Shovels,
Hoes, Rakes, scythss and seythe stones.
Axes, Wood AMI Haud Save,
steel Yards, &c sc, sc.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
81 Mems calf Kip, and Coarse Boots
81 and 8roEqHs, NuId.e.rs, slippers and -
- ameied and KID BOOtees, Walking @&G@9
shoes; Kid and Leather SLIPPERS.
Boys. Misses and ohtaren's Boots and Shoes.
enc OK ave
Plates Of assorted sizes aud qualities,
Tea sells. cups 8 Saucers, Bowls, Pitchers Chamber
Slass Plates, Cnns, Cresmers, Sugars,
Peruerz, Muztards, saltg, Casters,
ANA Tusnbferz.
SUNDRIES.
Nails, Spikes e. lass, sash Fu-ty, cotton Batting
Wool, silk Panama il hor1, P-lrl Leaf, aud Straw
~ CE~ 80
Seal, otter, Nura Mrskrzt, Plush, Giszed and Cotton
q = Il s.
Hail hUshei Measures, Jugs and Pots,
Garden Seeds Castor aII Sweet or.
Les aad Br.gss Piiis, Arabian 81 Mustang Tiumeni
~. ellAf' Lau1sHum' sagnesia, Cream Tartar,
bfissh Lustre' BIZ lead, shoe Backing,
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-02-10

81 VEF.Et f 8. g. E- SO .N persons SIRE hereby
Il ar ,IHd nnt iTe~.as-- ;Uf.ts uIg HpoH Of
Sire f5t.4la lands without tine yt-t- consent OF INC
gp r-r tr agent
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paEsTTCE-H.hEE NOTICE.

Ii persons are cautioned against cutting timber,
- Digging. n any vice tresgassUg upon either Of
the following described lott Of Land, to wit.
East 4 Of The a TO- town north, range east.
North west = OF the O. = Of sec a. town range 2e.
WHITNEY SMITH
Mineral Point 5uly 6 Iss2. ggtf
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-02-10
IN AFTER YEARS,

When too be benefited b. our know ledge ne loo
back snd mourn, aud IsEe the full eouse g1eHces Of
Iguora4ce.
What would 0en give possess. IN early life th
knowledge We obtain after years And what days
nights Of anguish might have been spared # ID
know ledge timely Possessed Il
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-02-10
YEARS OF MISERY,

Possessed the contained little volume with
Ia the reach OF all which would spare 70 herself
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-02-10
NARRIAG E,
HiPPIyESS AND COMPETENCE.


rAat behold many ftlales in tie meridian o life
broken IN health aHd s5uts it coleafl q diseases
anents DERIVING then, the power the ENJOY
Of life at an are when tscal health, baoyacy Of Spirits
and happy serenity Of mind arising from coa o hesl
should De Predominant.
MANY Of the Of her siie-is - hrsteTzps years
before. perhaps during ghood or the rs wears oi marriage
their as 70 ul1oteer u course
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-02-10
Flour Flouri!

HAVE made arrangements by which expect 10 be
z constantly supplied vita superior article Of Flour
argyle Brand - manufactured D. asa Saxton & Co.
which VIII sell for cash, GHd warrant.
jUuef2l WHITNEY SMITH.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-03

IMPAIRMENT OF STREETS AND LAMes.-NoTICE
e s aa snd be uS the
Il sSs tG sSaa T. :s s5 Il; city q
IL and s'sS ss s sssS nSs s
folSng thas S s9 az Saxon,
The Second District includes he Firth, Eighth, Niath
Tho Third District csnprises tho Seventh, 7onth
The Fourth District tho sxteen.h Eighteenth
Nineteenth, Twentieth, Twenty First and Twenty
Tho several contractors shall .suso tho CUTTERS streets
Within
s ca e IN az NAV AND q" b. a s
head Of the department The said contractors shall alg9
a eSe 1ysad 6a ran e sr
tracts ss include any pat or PHFgsos o. oyr
ssTy Chatham street a. &s shall o. svSry 5u 2,
tiereoi with cressvais inersectnF to 30 thorou iS
manure collected in heaps streets than can
The said contractors sIs aso at sheir own expense
street interesting the same clear q snow Ice and al OBJ
Ts said contractors shall their expense soyora,ly
receive, as. collected all the manure garbage dirt.
a so
BY the carts i shall he received in snoh boats
sS seven c noF spsss
aud opposite the public places and buildings be
longing TO occupied by the ration fof their
within the respective districts and shall tho ~
tho streets opposite such pno ground Building TO no
leveed, and Tire sdeg als thereof be sprined vita
sar d. ashee 10 case oflc such oiewaks nnd shall
perform such other duties In the removal OF loo
which the situation Of the streets may require, BY tho
head OF the department ordered.
Blank estimates be had by SPECIFICATION At tho ooe Of
Chambers and Ceutre streets where Al Information osn
obtained relative to the specific duties required 20 be
forred by contractors
The Of security reCrcd will be SO gDo for each
district for the faithful performance 81 the duties
crhed above and hereafter to be stated Proposals. must
be eociosed in sealed envelopes addressed TO Henry Afeu
lerus jun, Commissioner of Streets sad Lamps and dis
tinotly stating the district and tho wards comprising
the that she party parties dosrous bdiin5
for
Qualifications for security will be based ufon grovis
ofthe amended charter Of 1873 which followsSeo
No bid shall he accepted from contract awarded 20
any person who 10 In tho coronation debt
contract VII, IL defautcr seeuSity otaerwise
upca any Obligation TO the corporation.
SEQ 10 NO additional allowance beyond the legal cni
undo- any contract ptb the corporation Cox any service
oDits account or In itr en- oyment all lie allowed
Tie right will he reseryed ny the Commissioners reject
any all estimates that are not deemed for tho best
rests II the city The dtneeB II vessels Be- from
the city coal ashes rubbish 90 80 d hs passed upon
Ivy the Supern dent Of streets
whom the Commisoner appoint foe snoh
pose The proposals will lie publicly Jned nj the Comms
tioner oce IN association with tho Comu
amended charter section i: of 1889 tho 18th day Of sept
a. IL o'clock, A. NJ -
HENRY ARCULARIUs, Jr.
yept 3, 1858. Commissioner OF Sheets and ismpe.
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CORPORATION NOTICE. = PUBLIC NOTICE rs
~ hereby given to tho occupant or occu
pants Of e houses and lots improved unmproved lands
affected thereby thai tho following have been
completed the ASSESSOR and are lodged 10 sh office Of
yzTor paving Twenty snth street, between
Second and Third avenues Tho limits embraced by such
include all the several houses lots
vacant lots pieces and PARCELS. Of land situated both
sides of Twenty ninth street. from Second Third
as.esments and who opposed 70 the other Of
them requested their objections In writing
to The undersigned ~ their Office, No. Hall Of Records
within thiaty daye from the da.e Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE.
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES MCNEIL,
Oee Buresu q Assessments, Street Department. Sop
tembey 8 1853.
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CORPORATION NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE rs HERE
given she ovner or owners occupant OF occupants
Ssts1 thereby that the following have been
completed By the Asssor and lodged in the office Of
atesstsd yFe, sstt, eu.b and snttsS In 18th street.
Between Fourth and Eighth The limits embraced
b such include all the several houses and lots
q ground vacant lots pieces and parcels Of land situated
the south side Of 10Th street. from Filth to $50
tsst east q Fifth avenue both sides Of 18th street be-
tween Fifth and Sixth both sides Of 10Th street
6sn Eighth feet east Of Seventh avenue and
en he east side Of Eighth from 18th street to l0
aasesed y the aboyenamed assssmeats and who
selt their objections writing to tho their
ensA No. Hall Of Records within thirty days from the
date Of this notice. WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES ]. DODGE, Assessors.
CHAKLESa MsNIELL }
Once Dureas Of Assessments Street Department August
D. 1853
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y The owners of water rights North river hstweSn
Hammond will please take notice that The
following resolution passed the Common Council and
approved by tho Mayor July g. ls63Tha. bulkhead be
om the centre street the ne Of Ham
said be completed within two from the sdop
ZION Of this also, that upon the completion Of
bukhesd .nd West street shall DO siled In prac
ssable thereafter tes sid street commssioner % and
given IN IKE oSses the Propst9s Of w waite, Fonts
said lire to mako and complete said buikhssd and nj in
Nd make ground behind ts same within the period spsc
grants said exterior line, and eoxsentng to mako the
and the n:srmedate ground required wi.ha
that then the said or any par. Thereof Of The In
Of the Mayor Aldermen. and COnmonalty Of the
CITY Of New York, and for their own bene5t.
JAMES FOREY, Street Commissioner.
MAJ nrl Inlu
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{tORPORATICN NOTICE. - NOTICE IS HEREBY
" to the owperB occupant occupants OF
all houses ind lots improved and unimproved lands Affect
ed thereby that the following have been
pistsd by the Assessore and are lodged in the ohoe
soRs interested vz.:-Fo. building sewer in Broome
street, from the built yarick street to
and through Sullivan street to tho Mar Grand
STREET Tho limits smsrastd By such ass'smens include
pieces aud parcels Of land, situated both ties OF
broome street, from vark to Sullivan streets both
sides OF Sullivan street, from Grand to Broome street,
toe yest side of Sullivan street from BIoome 70 sp
sullivan street the north side of Watts STREET from Sal
Ivan street to l0 feet west Of Sullivan street on both
the side Of Dominiek street. from Clark to rs
west of Clark street. All persons whose interests af
fected by the above named and who op
possd TO the either OF them requested
sent their Questions in writing the undersigned nj their
tce, 10: Hall Of Records within thirty dsys from ire
date OF this notice,
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DUpGD, }Assessore.
CHARLES MCNEIL, \
cGoa, Bureau Of Assesblea, Street Department, Sep
temher 3 1853.
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ffenP0RATI0N NOTICE. : PUBLIC NOTICE IS
~ hereby given to the occupant
pants Of all houses and lots imprcvsd lands
a0seted tnsreby that the following have
eenpleted BY the Aseesor and lodged in the oce Of
Bureau q for examination BY all
Broadway lghth avenue, and for matchmaking
thirty feet wide Through the oertre The The limits
embraced by such include all tho several houses
a.d iots Of vaesns lots pieces and parcels
ysY 70 Eighth avenue All persons whose interests af
Seted BY the shove named Snd Who
q to the ssme either Of them to
er objections in writng, TO tine una srsgned at their
ese No. Hail Of Records witBia thirty days from the
date Of thin Essiss.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES !. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES hcNIELL,
Once Bureau Of Atsessnents Street Department, Au
9ast y, 1853.
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AuUBEMEsTS
HTiDLO'e 6ARDEN.-GRAND OPARATIC FESTIVAL
1V ,,yr. gon yME
BRNEFIT or THE SUFFERERS
EPIDEMIC IN NEW ORLEANS,
ON MONDAY EyENING, SEPT g.
WIN NIBLO AND MAX MARErzsK
respectfully and with sincere pleasure announce
Of she following influential gentlemen who have Kindly con
seAttd to act a. . Committee this oosssion:-
HIS HONOR THE MAYOR,
General william Hall, Charts King ESQ.
Payke Goodwin. ECO, J. r.. Spaulfinr ESQ
j. H. Raymond, Rsq., ). Hudson, Esq.,
j. Hall JP ESQ., j. II. Otis, ESQ.
Hiram Fuller, Esq, - ana, ESQ, and the .
Rev. Doctor Hawkes.,
To the latter Of whom viii be handed tho
entertainment for transmission TO the
HOWARD ASSOCIATION OF NEW ORLEANS.
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1OO OnO GIFTS FOR TUE PgoPLE.-JosyAH
lUU.UUU Pcrhsm has the honor Of ammo uocag 10 the

100 ono GIFTS FOR Tue PgoPLE.5JostAu
SsHites that win srs..st costly and yaissSis
and sasuenay rivers exhibitions Which will Commences
IBs 9Ssay %
paintings exhibited in Boston for eEhtoep
aBea
s 10th as 'ss
d ns e q iss
4 h9ra . ne ouss ls NILE HiS +: -
farm In Burlington county New Jersey. soutaieins ono
with dwelling barn and other Necessary cusouses roasa
Delaware river mile from Beverly miles
y .aio.d stsa%ss.s and NJ ssns.iasE sRs.sS
&
$4,000 Any information abort farm oan 30 given BY
TSss aa S @ n
stss worth
$500 each $500 fve Pianos worth $50 each $500. spo
"ns 81 8 s W.ss saa
worth 500 each sl900 fo.t; Gold WATCHES worth $50
sacS 500 1S asst Cold Penss worth
snS % i've asd psss
g e forty thousand sng,sSinrs vsnss - % cents each
sHs shcasand Gifts iS ssins
Sss. :s%s s.ss
5 ali & SR sG5sny s ivs9 " s
VI s's si '1
S + @ si
ios T. s' sA,sssoiass. MAJ
y s the Sy RssS
5 sTss Wa TEE and hsss sSs S
ssS5a y &sS & sf
way, New York JAMES II. FARRAsD Assembly Duild-
tute Baltimore, ND.
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EXPRESS AGENCIES.

DERFeRD & cos CALIFORNIA AND PACIFIC tx
ID press will be dospasehed per steamship Georgia, Sept
In charge Of special All ght should
ready for delivery In water proof condition Saturday
Cd inst Small parcels received ma usual till r. NJ the
office Of BERnoRD & co.
EUROPEAN EXPRESS BY livery STEAMER
II Paol sses parcss and samples forv arded from aad
TO all paris Of Europe through the agency Of the Ocean
Parcel Delivery Company q Londcn Dagnerreotyps to
Agar street. London. Drafts on Paris for sale
". C. BARNEY, Manager, S Broadway.
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CTHEET DEPARTMENT. NO. HALL OF HECORDS.-
- SCALED proposals will be received at this sfi,e uns
Thursday, Septen 1883 to rerade and issy
third street. between Frss and TnId avenues rerals
street to be had application 20 The
txset clerk Of this department
JAMES FURsY. Street Commissioner.
August 30, 1853.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-03

cSoIPoRATIoN. NoTIcE-PUBLIc NOTICE IS
W here by given to the occupant
syrents Of all houses and lots improved unimprovsd
ds affected thereby that the following assessments have
Been completed by tho ASSESSORS and lodged in the
snse Of the Bureau Of sr BY s
Forty eighth street from Eighth to Tenth
t Aaeng four feet wide through the sidewalks Of
ths The limits eHbrased by such include
~ the several houses and OF vacant lots
S1ee Eighth 70 Tenth All persons whose
ntsrssss affected by the absve asme assessments
Who opposed 20 tho SAME either Of them
- e present thar objections writing 40 tho
ggnsd st their ONCE No Hall Of Records, within thirty
days from the date Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors
CHARLES MCNEIL,
eee, Bursau Of Assessments. Street Department, Au-
29 1883 - -
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EYORPORLTI0N NOTICE. PUBLIC NOTICE IS
hereby given to tho owHsr or owners occupant
1en Of all houses RDd lots improved unin lands
affected thereby that the oo wing assessments have
completed By the AGsesors lad ia the Office Of the
Bureau OF Assessments for examination by ell persons in
seEsssea For building sewer II Madison avenue be
smbraced BY such asssent include all the
snd lots Of ground vacant lots pieces and parcels
situated both sides Of Madison between Thirty
nvsnth and Thirty eighth streets. All persons, whose
interests affected by the above named assessments and
yhs opposed 20 tho either them requested
- present their objections n writing the
- their coc, No Hall Of Hecsrds, within thirty days
keM the dase Of this notice
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES MCNEIL, }
ose B1Tesu Assessments, Street August
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EXTRA PAY.

ExTRA PAY.--ALL u. 8. NAVY SAILORS WHO
served any United States vessel in the Pacno 81
pay Of INWARD BlssBIL Arena
end Gate Purser Y. Navy % sSusl Wilhr fysst H.
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rRoTON AQUsDUCT DEPARTMENTAL CON-
Oracor proposals. endorsed Proposal for build
ing sewer In Amos street will be received at the Office Of
Monday the 18th day Of September 1853 A. twelve O'Clock
and cv,ysrt in amss syaet rom Fomrb ~ Hnssnn
river The plan Of the and specifications for the build
of the and a other information relating thereto
be obtained application to the Water Purveyor at
this Office.
a. W. CRAVEN, Chief Engineer. duet Board
New York, September !, 1853.
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SHIPPING.

Non LIvEEFooI-UNlTED STATES NAIL sTnAM-
shp F depart with the United States mails for Europe
Yosisvely on Saturday September ~ u O'clock NJ nom
ssso having uneqoalled for eesanse and
comfort, apply TO Z K. COLLINS h Co., IS Wan street
Passengers requested 70 DO board 81 Tx A. n
Tho eesnshp Atlantic win succeed the Battle and san
GepSSmb H.
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4NoRPORAT1oN N0TICE.--PCBLIC NOTICE rs HERE
~ hy given to the owners, occupant or oecu
ssEts Of All houses and lots Improved
Affected thereby that the following
sompleted by the Assessors and lodged in the
ske Buresu OF Agreements for examination by all
Srterested, vigFor paving Twentyhf street. between
Hxtt avenue Broadway The M Us embraced BIZ such
include all the several bouses ground
lots pieces and parcels Of land situated both
des Of Twenty 6fth street, from Broadway % Sixth
me persons whose Interests affected by above
named sssssmeGts ans who oppo,sd TO Che
requested 10 their objections
yrsibg to the undersigned at their Office No. Hall Of
6ssora within thirty DAYS from the date OF this RetiOe
WILbTAM GAGE.
CHARLES J. DODGE, }Assess1rs.
enables MCNEIL
oes, Bureau oc Assssssnis Street Department August
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-03

nev and :pleniid concert viii b completed by lss
November Ii VIII be furnished Ia sgnincent style; will
seat 200 persons Has s.sge and dressing rooms and u
In the best location IN Mobile II VII be rented "a re-
spectsble performance by the nighs week. month On
application by isttsr, Of u person from w ~ O'Clock ~
No. u Maiden lana. =. q. LYMAN. Aren't.
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CORPORATION EorIoE-PCBLIc NOTICE is
W hegeby given 10 the owner Occupant
Pants of all aud lots improved lands
affected thereby that tie following assessments have been
completed by the Assessors tDo lodged in the Office Of
sAs Bureau FOR - az m
Heyesed For fencing lots Second and Thi-
teepth street The limits embraced by such assessment in
slude all the several houses a1d ts OF ground
and parcels OF land stusted tho eide
soad avenue between -welfh and Tateeath strsts and
The south side Of Thirteenth street. Second
81 hundred and thirty three feet nu Of Second
all persops Affected 81 cha shove
and who op5ossd sse either Of
unen requested 10 present their oisotons in writing
No the u7dersgped at their Office No lall Of Recor a.
within thitty days from the date Of this noios.
WILLIAM GAGE.
CUAhLES j. DODGE, , Assessors.
CHa hcNIELB y
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-03

CHAKEsPEARE DRAMATIC AssocIATIoN.-THE
- first regular OF The members the socIe
~ previous to The opening of the regular season. will be
held At Floencss Hotel of Broadway and walker
street, on Saturday evsnDg Sep. 3. at O'clock
i,g'crEN0E. PssAtyai