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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-17
Steward .ee tac.saed.
J. McSYMON, No. s. 8roaiwa s
Steamboats, auo Ra;lro,hs

tREk OMNIBUS EACC RSlON-Taere viii be \
a nee ExouIseE 70 .le ~ t,us 3Sys esoa
&c isih Itis he1uflg. TaSe situated tive srs
-ea Ia Ni.slsbsf-l leg.gs OUtng tie Nhsr.l--b ~
wa ard tusklg PAM goaa. Caatuscs constantly 49,, -
,ence Persons deslfozs VISITING Me'yslA leave f-
ugh tcs a. - nty uc4tts tloaxh tie 6ey -
ete year SINCE tbs besgtfpl v-e offered r.srir
sstH pFop0ou Of The It's already disposd Of several sr
acnss nou is1 sci c,aTar % egcton. 10 expect
~ fe smounf Of brens vii be ooHe Meyna present.
ne PsopfleoT ID PAY tie ssse fare the
~ o. his visitors a. he The tsfms OF sale S BE-
n WI c1th anti pad 10Y, WHEN coed vii BE-
e efe have purchased os IN hevlna nvise avail
MS excursion, - the TInicr cergls fhey ,h9ud
M pioNelenis Effected y artdinz TIE planting
ttts Ae &C. Fer further riorEs.lu, T. J. FONDA
pssrtfs - ~ fNf-S'' - -"'
ROfIAL0 ana NEW-YORK CITY RAILROAD
" New ol snS.ESe Riroad 70 ELLSyILLE
az Ia Dot ef Duane 81. a iOllcwss
bCffALo EXPRcss-Throu.h Ia a1t Il L9u ID uute.
49,, eh,nee 81 cars baexsee
q ~ MAIL 1RAiN-SsopVin a AZ al stations
~. ExfkESs IHAfN-Aune AZ Buffalo Al 10 A N
-e@ 81 NO . Courtlaadt-st. and e Of
49,: IALlsADeE. Aren't No Is Coursaadi-st
JAMsiDLN aud AMBOY RAILROAD 10 PHILA,
p,, - "a lIsm Pier No North River FOOT OF Battry-
HAL ... e.,'y AL NJ AID p AZ Accommodation I5s
an h ~ .teeHnca TRENTON 70 south Anbov rhspes Nv
fs y se steamboat r. STOCKTON u PhiaaephiS
1rss 49, LIN q r ~ ssa,nboat JOHN POTpIR 10
4 efrci 70 Ce1eu BY cart Thr,neh In ~ borrs -
~ t''e Fahiceistiss. All 20 NJ
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HARD WHO.
ours, very truly,

TuT DrcHEss oF SuTHERLAND.-Ihe Duchess OF Suth
erland who has thrust herself into the Uncle Tom en-
element Is handsome and rs In tOerable preser
yaon AT the age Of fifty She has been grandmother
several years-having married of her daughters all OF
them handsome and healthy at early ages. SIZE was Mis-
res of the Robes Queen Victoria for several years and
Is her personal friend. The Duke Of Is OF the Egerton
family and nearly twenty years her senor-a TALL thn.
senf man with light hair aud sandy whiskers and much
different from his younger brother the Earl OF Elesme.e.
british Commissioner the American Worlds FAIR who
Is dark compexoned and well looking may be judged
nv esncing at print of landseers Hawking Party i'm
which the Earl Is the prominent male figure The Duchess
Of is one of the Earl OF Car-e sisters lie visited the
United states ten twelve years ago when he was Lord
Morpeth IL very odd that he ard all the male members
Of hi, family should be extremely plain In features while
hefnaes have been noted for their beauty The founder
of the fame and fortune of this house the celebrated
Lord Elesmere Lord Chancellor OF England cotempo-
rary of sir Francis Bacon and Sir Edward Coke. II
with the latter Chief Justice OF England that Lord Files
mere then Lord Chancellor carried the famous conr0
vrsv I'm respect TO the jurisdiction Of the Court of Chance
~ an that OF the Kings Bench which maintained by
the respective heads OF those Courts for long time with
great ability and still greater acrimony. Lord Ellesmere
was an eminent lawyer and while he presided In Chancery
did much to establish and define the jurisdiction OF that
Court and is cited by lawyers with great venera;on
and respect lie was also accomplished for ths
time in which he lived and justly regarded Of the
most Distinguished men who ever grAced the woossck
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-17
Hleniral.

4 MEXICAN FLUID MAGNESIA-An agreeable,
~ refreshing spnng apeent for delicate females nvd
and Children particularly suited 10 this season Of the It
al dyspepsia headache and skin To
b had Rings No ~ Bioadway Deuo do Burton Steele do
CodGngfon Sands Fulton aud all respectable
Druggists ROLBROOKE, MARTIN Co, No. Isl Broadway
RN the BEARD of the PROPHET swearS the
kD MahOmnedan. Our your couldn't that ~Ay;
them tes Ny viii wskers
ehes weeks and Will not the skin Give
worth IT, although 81 bottle
part the county r. O. GRAHAM No s. Ann and all Drug
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CAUToN.-DR. wISrAR's BALSAM of WILD

= IWENNl-ILe rsI
Oduea the year 1883 has been vel tested and appreciated
al the complaints FOX which has been recommended
III uCipiea stages No Otber medicine proved more Ell aeus
remedies have been offered and Puaed
doubt very useful; al a have yet discovered sd
hsv, proved so AZ s For ASths Shoosss of Rtes1b
and .r affections be Pronounced positive II hss
plyebs LAD declared toe cas-, beyond the reach Of medicine
p,sw Fowl. Va E5Sl w ~ pS,0n r' H.. ,;, entitled 90
above which believe preparation
ei. ~ Soy coughs AID other complaints neGen; this
Beware Of the SyTups sa8 al other preparations Wild Cherry
Bsy acte bet tae enane Dr. Wsss BAsan ssned BUTTS
Onslsy prepared b. Williams Co. Phsielphs row prepared
sod sod wkolssale retail ONLY Fowle Boston
Mas whom al orders should Be addressed and sale BY his
AseSt, No leo Fulton.s. THOMAS MAXWELL No S. VII.
har JOHN MiLHAu No lS Broadway As;o and Irving House
DFus Stores ard No. lie Broadway.
HEALTH RESTORED and LIFE LENGTH
II FINED, BY DR.. MORSES INVIGORArING ELIXIR and
Medical Science has been rsaacking the
eiee he Lost dssyins TIE and
Nttee th drawback Of subsequent plostrsIoa Which al sim
5e ~ s vegetable pIodreSoa O,oSls iIo@ ,s sterile
ven 12sH eseS Of de leading scientific sOce
- "a NoiA and equally distinguished Is physician
con ssd wiz, osh vseSe macn. eTtrac are now proaas
p = l go g s S:Sf' sTn E IT. shs
ca lot believe ihs :5 a. issS5as TIE PsSs ois1 sess.ys
Bal e Hndenisbe fscrs stts,:eS b, ass Iiss
eel ~ ScREb1HY s~SS 9ss y $SSS
~ : mss Of testimony Which Is perfectly irTessbs
misuse OF us o. the various which make M wonderful
eseo Nn 10 psissas Of 'sebs muscular frame or ds6eient
s SGs,sy ssh = nse*ss e re proper ee0t Of Al ne
heal elects nos confoed to either age The feeble
sl ne sihs wife the tes ensrvaisd youth The overwo maa
bon F'nefsl Ssby ill al end immediate ana pers7eot relief
H''h lie re ne teorssiie rrcy.or To those who AzSss
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Ocean 6ieamers, &c.
usrEALlAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY-For

n PORT PHILIP MELBOURNE aud SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA
-The MAGNIFICENT new steamship GOLDEN AGE, 1000 tuns
unnDce dispatched for the above ports on or about the 10Th
rne This steamship he and strength respect
su 10 The Collins Line Of and believed Will prove be
world Her accommodations for first second
"a td class OF passengers superior steamer ever built
Rates Of Passage
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-17

CUPREME COURT.-TO be sold at public auction,
- hy order Of Supreme Court the Of White Pans
Wsstcbssr County tie 9Th cay Of Nay 1885, Il the soar q
ococh noon certain OF Land situated and ns N fork
County srub OAKS coufanz I'VE
more acres together eood House rooS good
q splendid
Turnpike Road from PeesL Can Be rea u =
nor OH B, Hudson Rafoa3. foT plcl ers II
qa-cof JAS e. WALSH Box Ne 2s-. g'ss Gee, NJ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-17

TFY.s.-CoI Howard. Of BeKar, 6 X. Lewis, Of Cor
ms Christi. and Thomas W Blake Of Leon County, are
an three candidates for Congress ID this, she western
Di.triet VERY unfortunately for the aspirations Of
hose Gentlemen, but one can be elected.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-17

ARKAysAs-The Little Rock Wing, of the 18th gt,
saws that the Second or Southern Congressional Dis
trct will in ali probability be carried by the Wings al
the next election Hon. Thomas b. IIany has been re-
commended. by the Democracy the Ist District +.
W Trapna Esq, has been nominated by the Wings Of
Desha. for Congress Col. N b Burrow, OF the Demo
cratic National Committee has been nominated by the
Democracy of Desha and Arkansas Counties, Tor Con-
oress Two scofoco meetings have been held in Chcot
County. Coils Rust and Burrow we're respectively NOM
mated for Congress. in the Second District.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-17

Py,S.,Lv.sIA.-Hon. Henry n. Fuller, the President
of the late Wing State Convention has announced the
members Of the Wing State Central Committee, embrae
mo nine members from Philadelphia, and the whole list
embraces the names OF many or the most eminent ng'
N the sste headed by Charles 7. Jones, Of Philade
-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-17

MAMA Democratic State Convention - to DC held
~ Rannnr .Iune y.
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IN PURSUANCE OF an orler OF de surrogats OF 3
IN PURSUANCE of an order of Jesse c. smith

Es sufrosis q - cesuy o. k - s.-s s's ~ {.
w1ssbtt 8-cd thst he, reluc % erhr - i~ 80. 80
N N Bed mar t.e CT l Ses
ilrc u-Etltet !ua-y ~ Isl
is lautuT4 SIEPHEN a. THAIER, Ete.tlr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-17

- The Vs,7aosf CEr0ries "a informed ih.t JOSIAH Bar
.. H., ~ N,rcbes,er VI who died 22j ut made the
following beQufsts in his VIII
- Sor,s,v .- ~ Bur- senlinsfy .'..-oU
an 20 Fsuae ME1cheseT. .5fOo
A. n. n % Com 5cho0 In Manchester. 5 90
An Colonization SocSfy..' >" ...... ai1 20
-.
H. @-e .ona other beqlest- for TX purposes not
Specified BY orr correspondent MAKING tn- "no.e anouat
80 ,ian saOcD0 The TOR Female Seminary IS
onOul and II the conditions are not met the 5000
iso e. N he Burr Seminary making 81 900 n all Mr.
R+ ,be individual from whom the present pastor Of
,bs Con-gatonal Church NJ Manchester received the
ss Tor Pastoral Library for himself and his Successors
"a A core spondent writes as &c follows On many
the Railways Of Great Britain but specially hose IN
the North Of England the Engineers duty Is to attend to
the engine aIone the lookout separate duty altogether
There are on each train two guardsthe stations are at
the back part Of two separate glass houses "sn
their beads raised about feet from the level OF me
roof giving the guards fair view of each object mar may
come within DE range OF their vision. Why cannot Amen
car cars have sEeh an arrangement n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-17
IN PURSUANCE OF an order Of the Surrogate Of the

q fot. ~ pec-s e,'
ssa-t LEONARD X SMITH. ss iork. d
fot hf tbe rs; ~
a,etJ aarary SARAH AaaE.s-I1r1a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-17
IN PURSUANCE OF an order OF the Surrogate of n

County HEREBY % n Psrrs lawns c'u
,n.t JOSFPH RIDLEY Of ofNev lork, dea ed o.
sutschT
No
sy serre neH--Daied lork, lie ~ ta-ch sfA
mari JANIS htiNoLD> ftr-ir'f.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-17

W,.co,.ix.-T1s RqciHe AdrOcae Free >ol) makes
an srcI on the subject # the in which the Off
GERS are appointed m this sate-recusant Free Sellers
Getting the lions share. Thus We have A. @. Chat
field Free Soil in 4s, Jadge IN Minnesota J K sharp
Dra;1 i;tto - late as 81 T. s District Attorney for
Wisconsin samuel Hale ditto in sS Harbor Master at
Keposba: George H. Paul, ditto in 40, Postmaster al
Keposha: H D. Barron, ditto still later Postmaster at
Wauke.ha. And there are Of the same sort They
have no Union Safety Committee in Wisconsin.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-17
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the SIrregate of th

Sev iors noe h-oy ave. 70 81 ern, -sg cina
eIEMFNs FREY late of the Pres ,and ate
70
tie Ctr o. Nr l0k a-
Dated Nu ty NrsEn,
lge rr3l Is.fulTul JOHs
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EoRMELBOURNE, PORT PHILlP, AUS rRALl

DIRECTF Flint NeeIhe splendid last sailing packet ship
NORMA wsknown ayorte ship Offers the best facilities
rafsaso be found New ork The
her OF VIII be limited 20 70 and Storage passengers
The speed had her
the passage 20 Havana 1890 ricsl in SIX
All their the table Her state
and oumoGiou and fitted with special reference to
heath and comfort iiudes fne promenade deck nne-
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I'M NUISANCE of an orier OF Lhe Sarrog.Le of lie

i-c-~
vut tiereo o5ce ofwu freef W Cry
IA. Pare Cy tere Tie ti dy " jane
a. isus.nIu- JOHN BRoDIE. Ai-ls,uo-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-17
IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate OF d

Couny Of AeElss heoJ . al h1sns e-H
he estfr JOHN ROGERS, .te e Cf o Nee l1rA ta
y
W1A beiT- IL verteis ~
JuS Daisd New oth cav ofJnusrT lsal
IN ls1fuTa~ CH4s ROGERS Er-catof
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-17
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate of Ne,

Yott notice hereby svea % ID e- A.' y e .f'as LIN IN
nero 10 The bscr residence Gabriel Van Coz. 80 - Coa
ia NeR Yk before The 9TH Jay c September
DIT led lev York. he III dsy Ct March, lsd> .--
mil JAM, hi Ids Fferu'or
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-20
FANCY rURx

DEGULAR FANCY FUR STORE-ESTA BLIsHED lsu
importers Of fancy furs and skins have
large assortment OF mns boas votornes peerines tamAa
eontaes oapes, saunte mAntllas Cloves siegh robes
&c. 4o Wholesale and RETAIL An Maiden Ladies a.
especially Invited 70 call and their extensive skock
suts equal 70 any In the trade sna Al
only house in The United States shat received sSs
,or furs 81 the Lendon word Fair Of lss which
North Third street. Philadelphia Highest market pl
Tor shipping furs.
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CORPORATION NOTICE-PUBLIC NOTICE IL HERE
BY gven tbe owners occupant occupants
Of all houses and lots affected
thereby that The following have been
the and lodged In the office of the Bureau
Assessments for examin ation BY all persons Interested
Regulating and refaggng White and Church The
mits embraced BY such include all the several
house: and lot. vacant lots pieces parcels
West Broadway and 100 feet Of Church
Of Church street. between Walker and White streets ALI
whose Interests Affected by the above named
,essments and who are opposed TO the either Of
shem requested their objections in wring
70 the undersigned ~ their ooe, No. Hall Of Records
within thirty days from the date Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES MoNIELL,
ONCE Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department OoA 81
1855
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-20

nFFICE OF RECEIVER OF TAXES, No. 4 NEW CRY
~ Ball. ParkTsses for iS5sTax payers are hereby no u
nod that per will he added all
unpaid the rst Of December aud two
on the fifteenth day OF December next The Receiver
urge upon taxpayers the importance Of making early
pay mcnt ble To- avoid Tho crowd aud delay
~rye "ccurs Immediately the adduen the per
ovns~es hSurs A. ~
o'clock T. \. HaakAble money onl, rsceved
HARVEY MART. Ras~ie~1 rs Ts-1>
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4 N0RPORATION NOTICE-PUBLIC NOTICE Is HERE
BY given TO the owner occupant
OF all houses and los improved lands
thereby that the following have
BY the and are lodged in the office Of the
Assessments for examina all persons interested viz
For paving Thirty street. TO the
Hudson river The limits embraced by assessm en In
oude ali the several houses and ots ground
pieces and parcels Of land tuated both sides Thirty
ninth street. from the Tenth to the Hudson
All whose interests affected by
assessments and who are opposed 70 the same
them requested 10 presens u cir objections srtng
the pndorsgned at the office, No fall Of Records within
thirty days from the date Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors
CHARLES MCNEIL,
Once Bureau OF Assessments Street Nov 49,
1874 ~
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CORPORATION NoTIcE--PUBLIc NOTICE IS
pants Of all houses lots improved and unmprovsd lands
affected thereby that The following
.hs Bureau q for examination by all
Troy street Jane The limits embraced by
include all the several houses and lots Of ground
cant lots pie and parcels land situated both sdes
Of Fourth street. from Troy street Jane the south side
west Eighth avenue 80 south rsm Jane Str. et
All persons whose interests affected by the above
and who opposed to the same either
them requested present their objections in writing,
to the undersigned at teir office. No Hall Of Records
within thirty days fro N the date Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES j. DODGE, Assessors,
CHARLES McNEILL,S
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is nERE-
Owen 70 ths owner Of owners occupant OF occupants
thereby that the have been completed
BY the and lodged In the oe Of the Bureau
.ToT curb gutter and asssns In Bowsry and Riy9sso1
he several houses and lots Of ground pieces and
parcels Of And situated the east side of Bowsry
Rvngton street point hundred feet south Rving
street and the south side Of Rivingon street
sected BY the above named and who are op
posed the either Of the 70
sheir objections In writing 70 the undersigned, 81 their
,hoe Net Hall Of Records, within thirty days from ths
1ats Of this noNee WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DObaE, Assessors.
CHARLES NcNIELL.
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UoRPoRATION NOTICA-PUBLIC NOTICE 10 HERE
~ ~ Owen - the owner or
s houses aat ls improved q lands aa:ss!
~ ths Aaessers and lodged in the the Bssu
Asss.1ae FER BY all persons interested viz
nan9 westerly ode Of Mercer street. fron Brosns Me-
Isresr street. The limits embraced ~ sssh assessment
nsude AL the several houses and lots ground lots
sees and parcels Of land situated side
seeA l feet north from the Of Brcons street. All
eersons whose interests Affected BY the above named
.sesmens aad whe are opposed to the same either Of
hs ARC requested TO present their Questions In writing
W the undsrSignsd ~ their o. Ne HALL Of Reoords,
within thirty days from the date Of this notice.
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES MoNIELL.
Once, Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department. New
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CoRPoRATIoN NoTIcE.-PUBLIc NOTICE IS HERE
" by gven to the owner
Of all houses and lots improved unmp owed lands
cd thereby that the following ments been
Bu.sau for examination BY all persons In
tagging Thirty third street. from Third river
II limits embraced By such include all the
parcel. Of situated both sides Of Thirty third street.
from First to Third and the side Of First
avenue inches north and south from Thirty third
street. All persons interests affected above
named ments and who opposed the same OF
either Of them requested to present their objections
writing 70 the at their office No Hall Of Re-
cords within thirty DAY from the date of his notice.
WILLIAM GAGE
CHARLES J. DODGE Assessors.
CHARLES McNIELL,
Once Bureau Of Ase snents Street Department, Novem
ber
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saaUnRs, sc.

LuNE OLD VINES ar d LIQUORS, EDfNBURG ALE
80 J. ndeo Por'cr Irish aud scotch whiskev Pitts.
ItSi ait, ehslpP .sovr tor home
oorarmrsioB Heads o families respectfully solicited
JOAN 'sTAfF, 1913 Broadway, corner OF ANATOMY strosA
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLI0 NOTICE Is
~ hereby given TO the owners occupant
supsnts Of all houses and lots improved unimproved
lands affected thereby that the following
have been BY the Assessors and lodged
she ooe Bureau OF Assessments for examination
from No 6 TO the sewer built in Madison street Al
Rutgers street. The limits embraced such
include ali the several houses and lots Of ground
lots pieces and parcels Of land situated both sides
Madison street, between Rutgers and Pike
on north side Of Rutgers street from Henry 70 Madison
Rutgers streets All persons whose interests Affected
blythe above named assessments and who opposed W
Me either Of them, requested their
ohjecti9ns In writing to the sndern at their Office
No Hall Of Records within thirty days from the date OF
this notice. WILLIAM dAGE
CHARLES NeNIELLS
Once Bureau Of Assessments. Street Depsrtment, Nov.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE ~
hereby given to tho occupant
Nnts OF lots nimproved lands
aeetsd thereby that the following have been
The Bureau for examination a persons
nteree ted-For building in Leonard street.
rear Broadway with Chapel street
Vest BronaEsy The limits embraced BY suoh assessment
ots pieces and parcels of land, situated both sides
leonard street. from Broadway to point about $50 feet
oct north and south from Leonard street. and
h1e of Broadway from Anthony street point IS feet
x affected By tho above named and who
opposed The either Of them requested
present the objections in writing, 10 the undersigned
heir ooe No Hall Of Records within thirty days from
he dats OF this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARhES J. DODGE. Assessors.
CHARLES NcNIELL,
once. BlrsAs Of Assessments. Street Department OoA a.
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HORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLlC NOTICE IS HERE
BY given to the owner owners occupant occupants
Of Al houses and lots unmproved lands Affect
% thereby that the following have
RstsA BY Asssssor and lodged in the oos Of the
Bureau Of Assessments for examination by all nte
rested Wis For building in Broome street, from
0olunba Elddge streets The limits BY such
include all the houses and lots of
vacant pieces and Of situated both sds
Of Breome street. from Coluba to erdgs street; the
west side Of Sheriff street. $50 feet south ~ feet north
Broons streets both sides Of Wett street. $50 feet
souh fon Sroome street, both sides Of Pitt 80
f:sss.sA and M Set north from Broom. street. on beth
seth sides Of Attorney street. feet south from Bxoome
street; both sides Of CntoA street. 20 feet south from
Ludlow strest SO feet south from Brooms ssrse .. both
nd the east side Of Allen 100 feet south from
Hrooe street, All whose interests are sneoted BY
che above Assessments and who opposed " ths
same OF either Of are requested to their
ION * ms ~ ssslr ono: no
ves. WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES McNEILL,
Once Bureau f Assessments Street Department Nov. H.
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CORPORATION NOTIcE.-DEPARTMENT OF RE.
~ pairs and rSupplies, November lS5S-Ssaled proPs.
las will be received ~ the once Of the Commissioner Of
Fhur,dsy. Npye%Ssr II iss A. "a oeisoS NJ at which
NINE they wiz op.ssd IN .sesrd.nee with shs amended
second street bell tower TO the City Ha and here TO 30
placed upon said supa Of the said City Hall The present
nssndsat Public B.ildns Ne "A Lsdlsw street or .nS
10 Obligated furnish security in the full amount Of the
value sfsaid bell AL required be obtain ed
New City Hall. N. B-The Commissioner reserves the
t reject all any Of the estimator deemed for the
BARTHOLOMEW B. PURDY,
Commissioners Of Repairs and Supplies.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-20

CORPORATION NOrICE-PU BLIC NOTICE IS HERE.
~ given, to the owner occupant
% thereby that the have been
ted by the and in the oe the
Asssssnente for examination by al interested
assessment include all the houses and lots ground
vacant lots pieces and Of land situated both
Thirty seventh street from Fourth to Madison
the east side OF Madison 80 feet inches north
65 10 inches Thirty street All por
whose interests affected the above
ments AID who opposed the either Of the
are to present their objections wrdns
thirty days from the date Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES McNIELL. )
once Bureau Of Assessments Street Department. Nov 10