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EXCU KSIONS.

EXCURSIONS TO THE FISHING BANKS EVERY
~ day sxesps saturdHy.The fayore steamer Hero CAP
hammond TX Tenth street East River s. Btoome "a Peel
M Nd n .ns s Vii &
sided.
GRAND FL ELoT, II A soTIIIoN IExcgRsIoN, ON
S ihs iss r'Isss
s's4s up III IS
il. T.ss,9
ear n s S 5 pg
and SGa
the dancing AMI every available will be employed to
and refreshments the best quality Viii siarnsbsd
I'm, so TO coShX THE
u gradually thrown into the SUMS attraction thus render
~ @
s;sPf is ass ssss s;
hss ssy f 6 drs.s ss
% s II &. the ms il s
perfectly safe and sea worthy in nayssng the lower bay
clothed arussss rsuSns tapestry The ts.s a.
ma r CART art IN 90 @ and
il the unity to tactics being expert
@ RSsd
into highly sSn rod he mss r
snEne atensd in syGr of the nvenso BY an act q the
pendSrss ttrssiss p D D. Bar ar
num- the inventor OF tins beautiful mechanical
is the modern genius possessed with theoretical prac
teal mind combined, maturing giant int tus like Horn
Brewer: St Nicholas Nelson watts and Fulton antigua.
rians Of the highest order While the Economy mixing
four ripa in the day" to Fort Hamilton, routeto
Coney Island literally live with active humanity be
Old Concy esperized in varegased hue, and
lent optics gazing at him The pink flowing skirt and celes
al tightthe damasS lawn and brocads bzerne beauty
ninth oodin tho tide of immigration
tic sports Of the day thus prsctised BY tia Romans Creeks
Ottcmtes, and tie aromatic orient Sheriff Brooks super
venes the Pavilion, and 0gnon Co the Saloon and Sea
Bathing Establishment the The faded
and coroded minds of Gotham should embrace Old
mn ulbr thu sha-
dow Of . chilling X.
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WATCHES, JEWELstY, Ne.


WATCHES AND JEwEIRY-THE SUBSCRIBER rs
w selling all descriptions Of
SILVER WATCHES, JEwELRY SILVER WAR r.
st retail, at much less than the usual prices.
JURGESsEN WATCHES.
Real Jules Jurge watches received by arrival
with certificates from him with each watch warranted
feet timekeepers. COOPER WATCHES.
Duplex levers, in hunting and magic cascs perfect
timekeepers INDEPENDENT SECOND
and watches timing horses gold
silver eases CHnoNoMETERs.
Splendid gold pocket chronometers which without
any variation. E1GHrDAY WATCHES,
Watches which run eight days.
ENAMEL WATCHES.
for ladies, some in hunting cases.
DIAMOND WATCHES
for ladies some in msge cases.
MAGIC WATCHES,
which change into three different Watches
WATCHES WHICH
up and turn the hands without any key.
gold epine watches, holes jewelled Fps 10
Fine gold detached levers ................ 81 90
Gold enamelied watches for the ladies' ..... IS 90
Gold English patent levers. Observation-Disclosures. 20 20
Gold English patent levers huntag eases % 90
Silver patent levers, aslow as 10 10
Silver detached legers. as low ll %
and all other styles of watches at equally low prices
DIAMONDS
Diamond earrings pins bracelets
for sale at much less than tho usual prices.
JEwELRY.
All kinds Of gold chains pure gold wedding rings gold
keys and reals gold pens and pencils gold and silver thin
and silver speetaccs gold toothpcks charms ohateains
chains, &c. WARE.
Sterling silver spoons, cups, forks penknivCs napkin
rings fruit knives wedding cake knives &c. 40 Watches
and jew ery exchanged All watches warranted to keep
good time, or the money returned.
REPAIRS.
All kinds Of watches and clocks cleaned and repaired
the best manner, ct much less than the usual prices
Importer Of watches and ewey, wholesale and retail No
III Wall street second door, lear Broadway.
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MATRIMONIAL,

A GENTLEMAN, TwENTY-sIX YEARS OLD, HIGHLY
"A edueated, amabe refined aud possessing fine per-
soral appearance would be pleased to meet with lady
worthy hs affections Any young lady or young widow,
good looks intelligence refinement and aectiouae
disposition, WILL by sending note to Lag Union
Square Post Once be treated with the most honorable
frence.
MATRIMONY MADE EASY OR HOW TO WIN a
ni Lover Professor Lawton, soeton formerly Of Lord
dom will send to address, receipt OF dollar post
paid plain directions enable ladies gentlemen
The devoted affections Of OF the opposite ths
hearts desire The sim pe but capt..
ystne that ALI may be married irrespective ofage appear
position end last though least IL be
ranged with such and deeaoy that detection mpos
sibls. Address Professor Lawton Boston, Mass Ie-
taken frou the Posi- Cee unless tho paid
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DRY ai.iRlllH.

CANTON GRAPE SHAwLs. FIFTY CASES OF PLAIN
~ and embrodered Canton Grape shawis. Having been
purchased by the subscriber previous to the
yanoed prices he offers them at of from twenty
twenty-five per cent from the usual charge, Also
quse VI India and French cashmere
shawls and foaris. GEO BULffN, Sdi broadway.
GREAT DEPORTATION OF MANTlLLAs FIVE
thousand exquisite garments In plain and embroidered
silk, runled nnd frlled ditto lace tissue Gronadno and
other light fabrics in mantia having been ported by
the subscriber with Wow to meet the increased demand
during the Worlds Fair WILL account Of the advance of
tho season. be sold at reduction OF from 20 to - cent
from cost or Importation The entire Of the Subscribers
stock is now selling at similar reduction 70 make for
purchases. GEORGE BULPIN,
Paris Mantilla Emporium, No. SCI Broadway.
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On which days all persons wholesale as well 90 retail
dealers who require licenses requested to attend The
charge license is dollars must be paid in bank
able money All will be Immediately thereafter
reported for prosecution. By order Of the Mayor
GEORGE G. GLASIER, First Marshal.
TAX COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, No. NEW CITY
Hall, April g. lS53.Notce to tax payersThe assess
rolls Of the several Yards in the city of New York will
open examination review from Friday the 10Th
Aay Of May till Saturday the 18th day Of june both days
inclusive All DESTROYS Of mining oreet
ing rolls requested make application
10 rsigned their office, between A. NJ and
II. J. W. ALLEN,
JOHN DELAMATEK, YAK Com nissioners
GEORGE II. pURSER. \
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pAcIFIc RAILROAD LoAN,-FoUs MIILros
inc Of ss
&
a assr Ss each e. the y
s 1s
al ssy s's
length Of million d land che dne that
s GSns to 1 IL IL @ and
srsa and niHs.s miles in length About 2so 900 asrss Of
torsy miles Of the Pacific Railroad from st. Louis
ward Is about completed and eishtyave miles further
city a ssps hal Of ss s sss anSs
~ company the completion Of the arst division, and
Of n sssssHs machine Ta and s shop
TO the whole six hundred miles Of rail
The Pseide Railroad line extends from ST. Louis the
sSS
q as s
charter granted with tho view and the right
ultimate to the Pache with an authorized
CAPITAL in Missouri q 100 900 q which
Pss Of as
ss ON Ss Sss
By Consress, now the property Of the Company About
Other .es Of shi: S be
and ~ @ Of the United States
The whole amount which issued
mortgage millions Of dollars The whole Of these bonds
convertible into land of the and half
stock Of the company within limited time, at the option
of the holder.
The company the right TO accept proposals for all
any portion Of the amount.
per of the allotted each subscriber
will required notice of the of his
and balance called for by the directors not exceed
option pay up full receive his bonds any
time.
hnal instalment.
WIN be received At shs ONCE Of Msssrs RIGGS
endorsed Proposals for Loan of of Pacific Rail
road Of Missouri Laws, reports documents aud map,
showing the coalition relations and prospeets Of the work.
may be obtained after the first of June application to
Nessrs. CANAAN * co. or RIGGS CO at 81 Wall
street the subscriber personally by letter at ST. Nj
eholas bote BY authority Of the Board Of Directors
THOMAS ALLEN, President
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NyAvERN AND EXCISE LICENSES OF
fee, June IT, 1S5S-NoticeThe laws Of tho State sub
strong spirtuous liquors defined the corporation or
Snsnees as wine brandy rum GIN strong waters b,ters
Licensed to fine and mprsonm emit and "all who
sna eel any strong spuosa liquors quantities above
imported Or dsed BY themselveS w,tout being liosnsed
" penalty 81 tsentyfve dollars for eacs oneaee TLs
for granting licenses at this Office lo ling
ITO III to O'clock FOR the several Wards tive
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OCUIIsTs AND AURIsTe.

nEAFNESS NEW DISCOVERY. -LEsLYS OR.
ganio vibrator enables deaf persons distinctly
~ church and public ssembes eli tho Assis
sncs that sould possbly be desired TO be had sps
nnra street new YORK. Of T. BRU0hAN, only agent for
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NoTicE-ALL OF You THAT ARE ArrLICTYD

NEWPORT WATER CURE WAS OPENED ON
IN the arst Of April II has been fitted with PARTICULAR
regard to comfort and convenience and with the celebrated
healthfuness Of the Newport climate will DO most dssir
bNepse, Address DIR, w. !. REH, NewpogA r.
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ASTROLOGY.

MISS BRUCE, THE SEVENTH DAUGHTER, CAM
M be consulted with Mt 80 Canal street, of Broad
way, stairs all events of erresent past and fu
ture, and tell the of any person. from
A. NJ, till T. NJ. ladies' 80 cents; gentlemen 81.
MRS. ALVIN. RENOWNED IN EUROPE FOR HER
1 skill In foreteing the future has arrived and will fur
pish In eigencc about all circumstances OF life She inter
prts dres law matters and love- astrology books
science and tells to ladies and gentlemen the of tho
they will also the Of her visitors Mrs
Alvin speaks tho English French and German languages
Residence 70 Rvngton street. stairs, the BowerJ
Ladies 80 cents gentle men 81.
MADAM D--tBETTER KNOWN AS THE GIPSEY
I eir') would respectfully inform the ladies aud
Of s city that she has returned for short time and
will hold her courts at No $40 Grand street East
Broadway commencing the 2st where will be hap
py to consult with them in regard to tho past present
FUTURE Those sishng to oonsu with her should earv
she remains but short time Cards Of consultation
cents hours of consultation, from 10 A. NJ r. M No
tceMadam D. being the seventh daughter Is enabled by
her great astrological TO impart method by which
win and retain the affections the
poste Chargs extra.
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NIBLos cAHDkN-THs COOLEST AND MOST De-
az = sOn%sass ss o'clock Tickets !. An
h AsR.s n fsPa s; ssH;;
u :s:ass :a''''
G:s:;:.
one hisy RAN4 sl'''s
Joe Basg' MI Burton selma. 49,. Mrs. Holman
E'RAANcoNrs. Hippo oRoxE : PRODUCTION or
pageant ever pfoduese IN America s''A''A' -A'
sI.: r iiss and other
''' THIS rn,s Al. ATTzRHSSs SsS it.slso.
:ss sssnS
sss$%S fnH HH a ssEHss sv IN 1904
sS ssss ssssss
people s s. sSsi
in which the opening Of the Magic Rock will dsvsope the
49, CORPS DE BALLET
In tie grand Triumphai Procession which the entire
stud and vast of the estabshmsnt win
san. =, Tn J RENowNED, E Il. Eaa,. CAR, -
I'd Il x,SS5s sSs
young aais. disposed y hidden End nt:Ss
suspensions and revolutions forming the most wonderful
world reasng apparent mpossiblites the whole dssked
with all the that mt thought device
PRICES OF ADMISSION TO THE WHOLE:
Boxes. 80 Cents PIT. -. $3.50. S Cents
aTss Tsrioin.ns: : .snn.as: =
PERFORMANCES will be given every afternoon and evening.
those Of the afternoon being equal IN respect TO those
of the evening Children under Of will be I'D
sed for half price TO the reserved seats and boxes
each performance.
Iiske.s secured q. The following pIaoeswes.srs
WOODs MINSTRELs IA BROADWAY, ABOvA
W Howard street.-OPer every evenng-H wood, M
and Proprietor The entertainments offered by this
celebrated Musicians and Ethiopian
he oquaed by other band in the United ssAtes
o'clock Admission n cents The public respectfully
informed that the ntnued
/ A MEXICAN DRAMATIC FUND AssOCIATION.-A
II special general meeting of all the associates hereby
called at the Of the association City Hotel
Broadway Thursday the 14th of July, at O'Clock p
NJ for the purpose revising altering and amending the
bylaws acting upon such other business Of the
citation may then be brought before Them to adjourn
from day to day If necessary until the object Of the meet
ing be fully accomplished, Called by the Board of Direct
at the request of the associates at their last annual
meeting FRANCIS G. WEMYsS, Secretary A. D. +. As
ISOLATION.
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CoRPoRAII0N NOTICE.-PUBLIc NOTICE Is HERE;
given that petitions have been presented in me bosrd
Of Aldermen for in Ftsth street. from Eghth to
Ninth avenues and for the extension Of the sewer now
terested in the above and having are
quested TO the In writing 20 she contract
NICHOLAS DEAN, President.
Croton Aqusduct Department June 10, 1858
CORPORATION NOTICE. : PUBLIC NOTICE is
hereby given that petition has been presented In the
Board Of Aldermen for Sewer IN ashngon street. from
aboye and having thereto requested
sent the in writing 70 the Contract Clerk At this
'-'S>' - ' NICHOLAS DEAN President.
Croton Aqusduct Department, june l3 1853
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fyROTON AQuEDUCT DEPARTMENT-T0 CONTRAC
proposals dorsed Proposal for Sewer in
Dsver street, will be received at the office of the Crton
Aqueduct Department, until Monday the 9th day of june
1853 at I2 O'Clock NJ to build sewer with the
receiving basins and cuvert in Dover street from the East
river point about % feet east Of Franklin being
length about 65 feet The plan Of the and spcih
cations the building of the and all other informa
ton relating thereto he obtained application to the
Water Purveyor ut this office. NICHOLAS DEAN
President Of the Croton Aqueduct Department.
New York June 49, 1853.
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DARTNER WANTED, WITH 5000 TO $1,000 TO JOIN
4 person wishing to commence the aAuacture Of lew
ery The advertiser - thoroughly master Of his busss
having been engaged therein years produce
The most satisfactory references The business very pro-
htabe TO those who understand IT, very ou
ing throughout the country Address G. ST. letter. st
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ship, Arctic, Capt James C. Luse.-This steamship
yin dspart with the O. mails for Europe positively
Saturday June % t IL O'clock NJ from her berth at the
foot Of Canal street For freight passage, having
20 V5 ssyApss ssd s1nfS apply
Passengers requested TO DO board ut 11x A. NJ.
The steamship Baltic will succeed the Arctic and sail
July
THE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
Mall Stcamsrs.-The ships comprising this line the
following
ATLANTIC. 80. +. :. Captain West
PACIFIC. .......... Captain Nye.
ARCTIC. .................. Captain Lace.
BALTIC. ................ Captain Comstook.
ADRIATTC. ........,. -. :. Captain -
These ships having been built BY contract expressly
service every has been
struo tomas in their engnesto strength speed
elegance and comfort.
Price of passage from New York Liverpool In first
cabin SlD In second cabin 80. Exclusive Of extra
size state room, $500.
From Liverpool to New York, ESQ and f25;
An experienced surgeonAttached to each ship.
No bsrths secured until paid.
NJ
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Houston street, near Wooster street. " " " ~
DR RosLER's GENERAL INFIRMARY, go TENTH
very a1s sss sni pqS
ofshs city General Urinary which will from
Roster .ns Of
e she %ssans
de- ante q Paris and ether capitals Of Europe All
to Dr E9ss hay spoken the most
and institute has spared no to m.se
the same worthy We thy rival Of similar
lofty and eel ventlated every precsuton has
family bcddns has BEEN spsoay pr Q.
visiting will in every respect beloved ON those ssskinS
Rsssr will himself With the utmost sseasan T.
The tire Of b; pa'.ats they win ind him th
serara.sd tho dedicated exclusively 4,
s as female Mlln ss 4
have apparatus for cold and baths close the sick
Sis attention paid ~ Pr Hoaer All Of
supervision Dr. Roser The Soa.s eosu shs
fl h s 49, hsn n as s
'fy are 81 ir 70
For bed IN saloon the bod entirely
weekly Medical attendance Medicines board and tend
ordered BY the ibys convaisscent AZ the reeeplion
Of one week is 70 be paid sick persons who
notice brought without charge .n' arc
HYATTs LNFALL1BLE LIFE BALsAM.........7sc.
Watts Nervous Antidote, genuine. .............$1
Rodgers syrup Lysrwsrt and Tar.
Wistnrs Balsam Of Wild Cherry ..:............ 1
DIR. Jhyne's popular and penuin. Family Medicines.
Ayers Cherry foctsral for coughs soc, and ~
Wolfes Aromatic Scheidnm Schn apps. .............
Dr. Coot e Remedy for Intemp' se..,........... i
s. Il. Jacob Townsends Sarsapr rilla ...........
Professor norses Invigoratiug Cordial s. for as
Hamptons Vegetable Tncturo and DR. Houck's PAnacea
Dr. Van Hamberts Female aonthly Pills. ........, /
ksinger's Mustang Linime,t and Railways Relief
Hutchings' Oxyeeaatcd and German Bitters Osxood'e
India shpugcnn for Fever and Ague. . 81 80
FosEatee Anodyne Cordial genuine $500. -. . $50.
B,andreths Wrights holloways, and Rsdwfy's Pills.
Davss RahyeBe and and srrys al
GUIoNs, corner Of Bowery and Grand %.
M LARMoNT, PARIS AND LONDON PHYSICIAN
NJ and from till in the evening Sundays excspted a
AZ Reade street, cerner Of Broadway. 2s.,I 11-s-
NoTrCE-ALL OF You THAT ARE AFFLICTED
IN with that dreadful disease called cancer cured
y csmngto Mr. William Bresse who lives In the city OF
Norfolk Virginia will lasting permanent
to huse who put them elves my care and sk
and they will 10 bound to get we'll Ady's don't
mesde with am nc surgeon Any other part parts
can cure Ihore are some which have become In
Al hopessre given MP This without fear Of contrA
proof enough Of it In this city In which
live DO this TO eratify my friends, not myself Come
and will ALL For the trsth Of what now asser
der my care for the of this terrible dssAss
viii address, for information the following named gentle
Messrs liam J. Hardy Brother, meesh enSs 81
the first standing in this city Captain Ednond rasrs.
Postmaster Of th city, and also Mr. william Wade, msr
''~''' : S'''A 1850 = wiLLiAx BREssIr. r. AM
-
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CDpARTNEHsJUp NOTICES.

A MIDDLE AGED GENTLEMAN, MERCHANT BY
N profession thoroughly acquainted with business in
neral ha wing cash capital of O0a good credit and
abroad understanding book keeping by double
entry and being besides with his native the German laa
with the English French aud Portuguese
driyng from tte latter fair knowledge Of Spanish
to he able correspond in the sames DESTROYS
into commercial house Of established credit and doing
good business ut the same time good helping hand
slso partaker in adequate way Of tho profits His
being but moderate he hopes that bis offer
under address D. L. Herald Once Applications with real
name only will be attended to. References be given
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ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS, SO.

y New York Foundry and Iron Railing Company man.
this railing style at twenty cents
foot css than by old method Castings Of all kinds
with every description of iron work for buildings bank and
vault shutters brackets columns vault
ng balconies verandahs office and desk railing dos and
window guards wall stays executed with despatch and
Of most charges Foundry foot of 10Th street,
North River Specimens In sections to he seen at their
wsrerooma, No. 10 Duane street. few doors east Of
Broadway.
ToHN 3. WICKERsHAM, MANUFACTURER OF WIRR
e Railing Iron Fence for Farms &C. 32 Broadway, Now
public and prvate grounds parks lawns dwellings, 80
plee assortment in this ey prices from IS Sa Iron
dogs lions vases ketchns posts spriug chairs
tees towel stands hat racks umbrella stands
spttooas &c. &e Wickersham's celebrated railroad and
farm fence from 81 Go 20 So rod The subscriber oers
the largest stock of iron work in the United
States al of his manufacture at exceedingly low
prices Superior gu atty of hair and husk mattresses
JOHN B. WICKERSHAM. warehouse Sl2 Broadway.
Works, 81, 50 aud 81 Lewis street.
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fNROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENTAL CONTR c.
torsSealed proposals. endorsed Proposals for Sewer
Twentysixth street., will be received at tn, office Of the
Croton Aqueduct lie until Monday the 9th day
Of June 1853 at IL o'clock to build with tho
receiving basins and cul serts in sixth
street from tho built in Lexington
point about ~ feet wet of Third avenue being in
The plsn of the specifications
the building Of the and all other information relating
thereto be obtained application TO the water purvey
or, at this office NICHOLAS DEAN,
President OF the Croton Aqueduct Department..
New York, june l6, 1853.
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CROToN AQUEDUCT DEP hRTMENr; SEALED PRO-
~ posals, endorsed Proposals for building . in
Eighteenth street, will be received Mt the office of the Gro
ton Aqueduct Department tRotunda Park) until Monday
the goth day Of June 1883 ct IL o'clock to bald
with the necessary receiving basins and culyer in West
E heentb street, from the North river to the termination
Of the built The plan OF the specifics
tons for the building Of the and all other
relating thereto be obtained application Water
Purvsyor, at this Office NICHOLAS DEAN,
President of the Croton Aaueduct Department.
New York, June H. 1853
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AIRS. BREWSTER, FROM PHILADELPHIA, TENDERS
M her servses to the ladies and gentlemen this city
IN asrcogy love and law matters interpreting Dreams
&c. books and science, constantly relied BY Ma
and will tell the name q the lady gentleman they viii
marry also the Of the visitors Residences 80 GreAt
Jones street. corner Of Bowry Ladiss " GENTS; gentle
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WALL STREET FERRY. !. THE BOATS ON THIS
O'clock TO 4 M viii leave each side every ten minuses
Ave minutes Two boats from o'clock to II p. M; win
leave every ten minutes One boat from II p NJ to M
or from !labu.h Consy Island jamaica a. win nnd this
the shortest and most convenient route
c. SHARP, Superintendent.
sThere Broadway and other lines stages rau.
ming from this ferry TO The Crystal Palace Hppodrome
the arrival Of every bost ffon 8 a. H. W l2P,x
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Adv gRrlSEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
CONFORMATION nOVICES.
n SEE THIRD PAGE. -Dx

I@oRPoRATIoN NoTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is HERE.
u by given. that petitions have been presented in the
Board Of ldru for sewers In the following streets to
with Thirty third street from in Eighth avenue,
within 2O Of sinh avenue also in Rutgers street.
street between Grams and Broome streets also for re,
and Fourteenth street And in the Board Of Assistants
street. from Cedar to Liberty streets
An persons the abeye and having objections
requested to present the in writing 30 the
Contract Clerk at this office before june p 1853
NICHOLAS DEAN, President.
Croton Aaueduct Department, june l4th 1853.
CORPORATION NOTICE.--PUBLIC NOTICE IS
" hereby given to the occupant
all houses and lots improved unmproyed lands
thereby that the following assessments have been
completed by the and lodged in the once OF
tie Bureau for examination by all
interested vizFor tagging the northery sidewalk Of Thr
y street. between Ninth and Tenth The
limits snch include all the several
of ground lots pieces and parcels OF
the orth de Of Thirty fourth street. be-
Ninth and Tenth All persons whose inte
the above named assessments and who
opposed to the either Of hem requested to
present their objections in writing to the at
their office No Hall of Records within thirty days from
the date of this notice.
CHARLES j. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES MCNEIL,
Office Bureau Of Assessments Street Department, June
~ 1853.