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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-17
y uCufun.

The Diario dc la Marina of the 30th September
publishes long letter from It's correspondent at Mer
d. dated 18th September. This letter confirms the
pert that the people of Yucatan had concurred in the
movement in favor of Santa Anna The Legislative AS
embly sanctioned on the 25th August the plan OF Qua
aaaxara and likewise Santa Annals proclamation-rc-
eosnlzng him the chief person OF the Republic
These of the Congress were received by the people
Of Merida and other small cities with demonstrations of
rejoicing but in Campeachy the people and the author
ties refused in the first instance 20 obey the Govern
msnts orders.
When the OF the opposition TO comply with the
wishes of the Government reached Merida. the Cover
nor, Don Miguel Barbachuno, issued pcrempory orders
70 the authorities of Campeachy, directing the acts OF
The Legislature 10 be proclaimed within twenty Hour
hours and directing every offices who was opposed to
such measures be Invested authority The Military
Conmandant OF the Department was ut the same time
ordered TO be in readiness to march to Campcachy with
ali his forces as soon known that the orders OF
Toe Government not fulfilled. The result was that
the authorities of Campeachy complied with the orders
and the DEGREES were proclaimed within the time pre-
scrihed by Senor Earbachano The principal authority
cfhe city desired surrender his place but was again
PERSUADED 10 retain il.
The people of Campeachy were generally dissusted
With these rash OF their Governor.
Senor Don Ignacio Basadre who was sent by santa
Anna ucaan in order to settle Mexican affairs there
returned 10 Havana board the Spanish schr Crlolla
vhch conveyed the news 10 that city Senior Bassadre
would proceed on to Vera Cruz by the British steamer
n o, Delta sth.
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DIR. MANIOTTAlS

Tor Dyspepsia. Fever End Ague, &c. &c
~ Travellers from constant change OF air and va
,sr are liable 10 any which he prevented by
the The Tonic whenever they ind themselves IN any
wa inii.n0.el This medicine will always prevent Them
from contracting contagious diseases SUCH a yel!o"
fever scarlet fever &c Persons OF extreme bilious
ttpersmcnt NAV i've lons and healthy in The Southern
climate hv the use OF this article. Persona! reference
civen 10 several hundred OF our hrst citizens
GENTS * anled throughout the United States Anphca
lions tposl paid) addressed 10 the proprietor
- EE%SfR
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-17
CERTAIN CURE FOR TooTH.AcHE.

7 =
Taotl-achc dire Will now give vGy;
Pam mus, end, and cease decay
Youth and age repinc,
When they use Glove Anodyne.
IT. In numberIcss cases, when all other tootlaehe
remedies hive failed. the Glove Anodyne Drops have ef
fecied cure and the pains from decayed teeth have been
entirely driven away Many suffer the most terrible psngs
dslg rather than lose tooth, and Lese drops accomplish
all hev dese-eraicutng the tooth ache and saving the
icciii Who would lcngpr suffer, Price - cents
Prepared and sold by HENRY JOHNSON, clenis, and
druggist. 27j BROADWAY corner Chambers-i. in the
Granite Building Sold also 100 Futon-s and - East
Broadway md ct Coddngton's, 3o5 Hudson-.t. corner
Spring O8 lmiseod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-17
GENUINE BEARS OIL. HIGHLY SCENTED

~ & Good Head of Hair needs attention TO pre-
serve il lu.irc and lNuepce lit commences dropping
out there nothing viii prevent this calamity
the Bears OIL prepared from pnre Bears Grease II en-
ters the pores Of the skin and mois,en the roots and
seems 20 be the natural remedy for preserving it in its
original strang h and beauty.
Prepared and purified by HENRY Johnson, Drug
rist rs Rroadwsv in the Granite Building, cor Cham
bers.si Sold also stloo Fulton-s, y East Broadway
and 3OS Hudscn-s Price 50 large, q cents small
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-17
Nsw fall GOODS.

A T. STEWART &, co. having made extensive
a purchases The large and peremptJry auction sale
OF French Goods from the celebrated mandatory Of Pa
,ure. Lupn, SeydouN Seber Co OF Paris. enabled
10 offer the
Richest Pari- Silks and silk Robes
Cashmere d'Ecos-e, printed and embroidered
Nous-eiisc de Lame do. 10.
Rich Cashmere long and square Shawls &c 1c at prices
greatly below the cost Of importation Broadway aud
Reade-si OIL lwis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-17
RT THE SOUTHERN MAIL.

z We received last night four mails from the
South, and give below the news we have gleaned I
Aun the papers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-17

n" Corns!-Cure Wareuted.--The Arabian Corn
PiaserAn e,ecius cure Corns s easily applied aad
gives inmediste relief In soald isl 10 cure the
money III he refunded. For sale by DAVID SANDS
Co No n East Broadway, 100 Fultonst and e5 Broad
way; c II Ring, 1872 Broadway; c. Hubbard, i55 Had
sor.et Wyatt * Kecham l2l Fuon-st; T. NJ Guion
~ Bowery and b. Druggists generally Puee p cents
nor ln,- oG 2wiseod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-17
NEW INVENTED WIGS.

IT. Bntchclor's new invented Wigs End Scalps
are pronounced by all who have and worn them the
most perfec, and NATURAL heads Of hair Wig
invited 10 inspect the largest and best assortment Of Wigs
in the United States; they then Judge the effect and
will at perceive that what has long heeE TO them
source Of nioerabc discomfort will henceforth he real
lnNurv WM BATCHELOR, inventor and manufacturer,
2Wall.s near Broadway removed from los Broadway.
e1f iunao
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-17

~ Too Important 10 be Oreri0oked.-pa-
NSOD'S Ssrsaparilla and Wild CGrrry bl.isrs. l. The
most Pheasant and efecua remedy for Dyspepsia Ner-
vops Affections Cos:iveness General Weakness Jarn,
i;cs Nervous or Slck Headache. Female Complaints and
Mi oiher diseases OF the hillary organs and prosiaton oil
Nh. system ever cesed 10 the public. |! speedily pro
biv- restores healthy appetite where his greatest OF
blessings is deficient and. nanral consequence gls
N Csukers Vertigo Liver Complaint, Heartburn Qua
Aon Diseases and is acknowledged By physicians 10 be
one OF the best medicines IN use --,-,-,,,,,
Sold wholesale End retail BY WYATT ( kETCHAM.
lal Fultcn.st and 1872 Broadway: ~ Bowery; Sli
Rleecker-s " y; J. w. Smith and Mrs hays fut'ens-
RrooklVn. olS U'As
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General Notices.

~ Lectures 10 Young Mcn.--Rev ons n Skin
ner will deliver his third Lecture TO Young Men Va Tue
orehsrd.st Church on Suncsy Tomorrow afternoon
Service 20 commence n octoch' =
~ Free Scientific Lcctures.-Dr. BANNING, in
compliance with requests, Will repeal paoc
exposition novel and simplifying theory on the cause
nature and relief OF distortions and most weaknesses Oh 1e
Voice Largs and Spinal, Female and Digestive Systems
based OF me mechanism ard philosophy o, The body se
iemen geneyaly in the Lecture Room OF Rev Dr. Adams
Church Broome-st near Center on Monday, "eanesuSY
and FRIDAY evenings OF next week al hst past ocioch
All who care 10 arrest from their children deorrliiies slc
ereebled constitutions, or 10 WORK out rehei ior mem
selves are invited attend Lectures free 4S broad
way, New-iorA -,,.
RS UniversnIism.-TheR Rev. william s Bslch will
nv snecai reouet preach from the following passage OF
Scripture Sunday Tomorrow evening MsiS sth
cd services commence O'Clock. Church corner OF
Blocker and Downing SIS Seats PROVIDED Tor s;,sn
gers.
Religious Notice.--The Rev. Dr. LEVINGS
W.; deliver Ihs second OF Course OF Lectures 10 Inc
yn,nr in the Sevsnih-st NJ e Church tomorrow even
ing the 18th inst Services 10 eoniuehee d
r1- Eslise Congresarionnie Franchise IN the Con.
ssiSrv Kcon OF The Reformed Dutch Shurc.- h;ses
y,,i,osst near William. Service n French every nasS
Nj iO& O'clock A. 81. by The Rev j. D. l. Eehaef' Oh ais
rs- ser,uon or Christian Union.-The Rex, Dr..
Peek viii preach sermon on Cnrisia Iio :. some
least NJ E Church on Sunday r NJ =. oe ,n vi
interesting fsc:s concerning The late Christian Alliance ~
be given 10 the coasresa ooic
~. Card.-The attention OF Engrsver., tsho Ass as
body The beS: fucses OF pasUelTeS'HPN
,osnh picures is respectfully called 10 the collection
belonging 10 the subscribers now on eNasSiaon =. s ~
OF the American Institute All mat me sSoscIoes "a
their works is an impartial examination ey e2gsien and
81 81 No leo Chesnut-st- PhIla4i
TT Fifteenth Ward.-Nr Eai.er. aSs ~ t IS ~
per pa-i OF The Fiilcen,h Ward, ard sc ever GAY s,
SIX Waris 10 my place OF business and td tae ~
the Fifteenth Ward in much worse condion ma. a..
above six Warts pun together The SIDEWAYS sIS 80
much encountered and full OF dangerous holes an1
nreyeu Many OF the streets KEPT GnparaolSS1.s
dirty with ali sorts OF hi and garbage, and are SO oe
siy ina; reope se induced OF their way 10 Sun
,hen Another great nuisance the shaking OF care ~
ali hours OF The dsy OF the Sidewalks around the Pioc
square There must be screw loose somewhere iot ne
streets OF The Fifteenth Ward with ordinary hdslty coaa
be kept IN ISL rate order The Ward pays heavy assess
ren,s and with live visible Alderman all ss abuses
would be eorTee;ed, THIRTEESTa-syRsET' II
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z Notice,-LAMBERT LANE having been inter
r1pted her business for e dsya il consequence
the FIRE op Tue=dsy night last, haPpy inform
their friends a9a customers that they prepared
ceive orders r Books, Stationery, Printing &c. Z: their
old stand, No. So Wall-si. OH j
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS,
Ser sales Of Sloeks, Sc. see Fo,ufk Page,

Eer sales Of Soess, Sc. see FoarfA Page.
FRIDAY, 2. NJ.
Stocks to day are rather buoyant, snd the leading
.ss'es We're generally little better. At the Second
Ssrd Norwich was still better, and went up to t9s.
In bills there is nothing doing, the steamer beng
q
Ereishts are as before quoted and active Flour
liverpool is firm e, IS Sd; Grain lid sterling The
ssscer Of vessels ready to load is limited
iho bills of the City Bank of Providence are not
@erred at the Suffolk Bank Boston. The Transcript
as:
We Learn that the Merchants Bank of Providence the
as regulsor of the Rhode Island Banks has refused
sfeceve the bills of the Providence City Bank Some
ne agents of the City Bank in this city to-day
eessoSirg TO make arrangement: for the redelap
>eS o. their bills.
Aae following Is comparative statement OF the
ssness On the Philadelphia and Reading Railrosd du
ss IN Sept ISL, lSiS and 1876;
aaarsi. sseso 80 $3.50 20 slsss4 q
sS S, on S Sss ss 90 % g !sss i9 ,s
aas. 't Us Nal 81 7aSs IS $ 8
TOa.....-. s7sl75 % siaa6i5 q Sa0s9S 90
lass Coal trans.52,a30 Is I00s2I 70 l26370 q
Tie amount of Coal transported ovor the road in Sep
ser falls shor: of the estimate for tina; month au, the
sesa,e transportation of the Road for the year thus
MS ha, little short of tho estimate made al the com.
sncenent The whole quantity transported since May
LIST Oct has been 564 tons against m estisste
10000 tons showing deficiency of only 3oaoo tons,
efe per cent The increase in the nine months
ss'npared wisb the same months Of last year is ss7
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SCn0nI--Ir,ins In.rtn., I'm

BOARDING SCH00I.-irsing Institute, Tnrry
Diowu-tNo Day Scholars received. THE Winter
term of this well known Seminary viii commence on
Monday. November "a.
Catalogues containing all desired information BE OBJ
tanned at the Institute the city Van Beu-choien's
ISL Broadway Raynors, 70 Bowery and Crowen's, bi5
Rroadwav WILLIAM P LYON NJ. a.
az s,-is Principal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-17

,SDobbs Ferry Wes.che-ter Colarv, y. y. VIII be
opened ;Lc "a OF the eleventh month Nov a usual
Terms for lhose under twelve wears 80 per Tor
those over twelve year Term No extras for BOOKS
Oh 5yy- STEVEN ARCHER Proprietor
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q. ROOTH & co. Cs.I Tailors and Importers.

4 &. BOOTH * co. Cash TaiIors and Importers,
y. 1877 Broadway, have received unusually large
stock fine and Tch goods which theJ would fe'pect-
fully invite The attention. OF the public
Che reputation OF Broadway for high charges Induces
very many economical! ndrd persons 70 make their pnr.
cha.es elsewhere notwithstanding Tie justly accredited
superiority OF and genius lsplayed In every depart
rnent within is precincts though this putaon Of high
charges when applied to Broadway Merchant Taors as
class be just, 1t would 5e well for the fashionable
economist 10 pause before sacrificing . an indiscrmnte
prejudice the advantages which ome OF them Offer The
Subscribers even In Broadway enabled by their cash
system and small prots furnish he finest quality OF gar
-n,s AZ very low price, and through the aid OF Nessr-
Lee and Foster Conductors Of III. Curg Department.
10 produce them In style unsurpassed by any In The
void.
The propdetors have hand general assortment ready
acknowledgements, C CHI and sddsd,l Peltos,
Sacks &c. ell Of which got up IN good tas'e snd
trrlm.G n rch and snh.tantia mnnnsr- 80 lslf
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rEThe L. =. Senate of lsi2--Tse subscribers
,ssns.,fy announce ha. ;he.r large ezzoi engraving
of The United States Senate p!eed and VII II snor
lime be published These who desire 10 receive esIy m
pressons are invited 10 call a; the NdeHa- iaHFe "-
XIV ard examine the engraving
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Boarding.
DO,RDING-Atyo

DOARDINC-At Nc. St1ie--t srov'u "a the Cd Nor
d ION mansion fronting tie Battery md bay. about half
way Bal;erypiecc and Wilhelm 1T There are
or single gentlemen DESTROYS Of quiet healthy and de-
ltsiu location Here can enjoyed The tnc>i vi-r
and air IN lac ctv while sheltered n winter from tie
northern blasis which suanons up Town are more ex
posed. on =
BOARD Up TOWN. suite OF rooms on The q door,
DcousisiinE or large uaror aud vo three bedrooms
with panie- closets lot 30 gentleman and wife
without children, family OF grown persons IHur
nished. The modern built unusually large, ccu
bathing room. and = sIIunict west of Broadway
immediate vicinity Of the Church OF The Ascension
Address with reai name, II. j. g. box -l2 posi-olee
OH SITS
DOARDING-Roor1s 10 Jet 10 single gentlemen in the
Dhouse of n small gentee family, near Broadway In
Wakersi The rooms viii he rented together or single
with OF without fun partial board. 20 81 agreeable
person with suitable references. Term. moderate In
quire at 90 IVslker-st olo ,l.s
DOtRDINE-Pisasan rooms on the second foor 10
ID et furnished or u-rrn;-hed With board. 10 single
married gentlemen Apply 81 Ii5edy-st south side scar
Broadway. "
BOARD Down TOWN.-Tvo or three Gentlemen
ID can accommodated with pleasant rooms and board
also or dGy hoarisrs, by applying ST Nc = Fulion-st
West side OF Broadway. Reference exchanged.
olO 6iiseoi'
DOARDiNG-O1c OF TWO gentlemen or gentleman
ID and his wif. have mil pEria board NJ No ss
Whiiesi Broadway where there are few buar!er-
Also large font room second hoor Reference re-
CURED OIL. tw
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SHFRWoop,S Magnetic Maehines-By rseeat

sHERW00D,s Magnetic Maehines-By raeezi IN
- p-,vernenls IA e-e machines thelr power = doGbec
n cas. OF th, sane size ard the prices rtlcei 10 go
Sl2 ana 81 each They azve Cow double In power,
d rc IIrt besr and gr.th less noise thar a1y other
r-,sh- a6 ar, 1sca better zisG;st Tor e-nerisnn,
well rnagustizllg pai-e1Ls l.an tng oslcFs "a u7e
Faca &C. Is ac7tn2=n!-d AEIua-, tela =Gca pp
svl IN he EHE4is OF Frrach rZnaze according %
order srecitc directions for ice -Ev method Of
-, ~; and yvt:ca alone car render il eec
tive d RI ST. = ~, n =
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~ SCrfuOn \
Peek viii preach sermon on Christian Snlot. - -
49, NJ s Church on Sunday 2. NJ. n o'etocA Soaie
fsc.s concerning The late Christian Alliance VII
~. ,;y.n In The cpasreS alton 4.
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Schools.


MODERN LANGUAGES AND L1TERATURE
THE Ladies uni Gentlemen OF Brooklyn respectful
L Is informed arrangements have been made " IN
the following eminent Professors 20 give instruction 10 a.
afternoon and evening Classes Nh Greeneats lnstu
ton for Young Ladies' 100 Perepor-i. corner OF Gin.
Ton. The Glasses commencing nnd are arranged
1T, for beginrs.--d for pupils WHO maze mace .o'nr
ouress-and Sd for those who wish perfect Them
seye. in style pronunciation and literature They
meet week. convenient days between md In
2 " ind taught follows
French Language and Literature:
By Prof a 5. VILLE7LAIT.
Italian l. auruacs and Litera,ure-Prof + FoREsrI.
Spanish Language and LcratUle-Prof A j. MORALES
German Language and Litculure-Prof. |. STEINER.
English Language and Liitratnfe-by the PRINctPAi-
Ii i confidently believed that equal advantages OF sun
liar kind haze before been presented 10 The czen'
OF rooh IN, and doubts entertained OF lher being
duly appreciated.
The instruction Of the above Classes IS the particular
province OF the several Professors bat Tor all other mat
r- and for any farther Information apply a. above 10
ALFRED GREENLEAF. Principal
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DIR. KELLEYs PATIENTS.

DR.. KELLEY'S PATIENTS.
CAN CONSULT the Doctor during hUnIay. Tue-dav-
y Wednesday and THURSDAY lie lyta e;h, 2s,, snt -
OF this month on the following diseases Dyspepsia Liver
Complaints Consumption. Asthma. DroPa.es, Affections OF
th Kidneys All Impurities o.: the blood. merciral d.
eases &c &c a. MS Auay;ica. Medical insuiE;e. Is
Broadway.
ADVICE ~ ALL CASES cRArrtToCs.
As b. Doctor Ia removed Ms Office from lef Fu
.or BROOKLYN 10 the above place, as pateo.s OF Brook
lyn hereby notified that ne can OILY be consulted sto
Broadway %eyv.York The press OF business The oaly
indaccr.ieni Tor MS making this Change oil oas
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@-------------
s5=s HOUSES AND APARTMENTS TO LET
Eia rno ANAL three aory house tho weat side OF III


k:a valuable plot O, ground tue Northwest corps
A Prince nod Marion with the Church Ednes uisrc
on. Alec Inc t~o .torJ and attic house adjoining thu
ChGYch and fontns on Aaron-st occupied the pssop
age The ground IS feet front PnncssL and 100 fes
Oh Marion Church Is feet front by 10 feet In depth Par
OF the purchase money remain on mortgage desired
Anuly 10 & s. EINHAS, Z Nassau-sL OI7 iws
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AlNraads commercial house OF this city has received
ser dated Laguna 18th ult stating that the l. s brig
Prposc had touched at that place for provisions few
allied again for the squadron of Vera Cruz.
q 1Nrr,ns
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,TUF CEKliAS ItNGV.GE.-M

T,HE GERMAN LASGJ.GE.-M lGNACE
l STEIEER tau,hO5 OF German Readr: viii open
class in Gerrnan for Ladies and Gentlemen On Tuesday
aoh Of O'Clock N al the Socicty Library Room Btoad'
yvsy corner of LeonaYdsi His principal design will b.
10 prove thar an accuainialce OF the German Language
and Literature is difficult al all proper method IL
taken Terms 50 quarter. For Lady and Gentleman
- Arpiv 5gl Broadway oil ST.
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fashionable Clothing.

NgTNf. r. JENNINGS &; co. Diapers and Tsors
w importers Of Cloths Cassimeres, Vestings Fancy
Dress Articles &c-In appreciation Of The success which
attended their efforts in catering for the community would
tender the upon the Of the Fail
Trade that viii be their endeavor sdd to the induce
nients which have rendered 25 Broadway THE ESTAB
LISHMENr at which furnished Garments possessing
requisites which continue to commend them to
the economist, For in the style and character Of the cloth
ng enabled furnish through the aid ofss ecien,
corps Of be found IN the country, Is the
sequel to the attractions OF our moderate charges
A large assortment Of new good, for Fail and Winter
wear are offered for inspection, comprising Cloths
Twee6s &c for Dress and FrocS Coats Overcoats Sacks
&c French English and American Cassnrres for Pania
looms. word in reference 10 this garment in which las
experience has satisfied the many few cutters exce-a
trial in this line isespeca!ly solicited MeFno. Velvet
silk and Satin Vestings great variety The usual assor
men. of 6rst qualify Readymade OVercoats. Original
Sacks Cloaas Dress Frock Goats, Psntaoons Vests
&c with choice selection OF Fancy Dress articles scars
Cravsrs Hdkis, Gloves, su.penders, Shirts. Collars,
Bosous. HafHose, &c. s2istf
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anttion gaies.
GEO. B ROLLINS. Areaoeeer.
DEAL ESTATE AT AECTIOS.-yatrshf

&c. 8, ROLLINS. Arc.io1eer.
ZEAL Estate AT ACCTI0S.-ra,uahie lots
AeSI ETSuS1 n SSta orooSltn a. sucs.oa. EklOAy,
OF Sd 81 y O'Clock. ne Merchants gSchaays,yas
IL Tie immediate vtc;s!ty Of Hamilton gerrv
- ols Vs Sroei a. zen l.a ara PrsiS &C, s,s
IS lets ca Unions. Between Hsa.so.-sTvaas .rl Van
Jo;s &C rye>asa,s between a4...or,arcnse ssa v.a
IS lo;s 81 Psessasst.i- between Columbia ssd vsn
I, On co,ursbia. Between uaioa.r Prsssssn, ga
lots cu Van Su1I-st between Carroll Ssd grrs.Ser, s;s
70 ,o,s HsELloaAvepne. Scswse1 Caroa and Prss.-
dent stS
. or Haail,o0-sveaoe. sstween Union and rres,.
den;
ss ca vaa suD;,.t between Carroll and Preseea,
- les &C gses;deztsl between Columbia ssi Vac
;ots &C SesEsis.t between cAreG snd Pre.ieai s:s
oss 90 Asn;iossrsaac, Between Carroll AID Sunni;
SIS
iS.oss CaErsl ee,veen Columbia and Va, BruI, s.s
i ois 80 Safnna't between SsntiISn>Svez1e and Co
i=rreis-s;-
!os on CcGuibis,st ssseea Carroll and Su,.,, a..
9 lots On Van Srcrtst corner OF Casro,lst
los fronting On Hs;a1oH-avecue, running through 10
S0rnini,-s-
oCs IN SarnIai,-ss between EarnEseaavcnee end CO
fzinS .s>s;-
los o. Co.uaba-s, between woodhuli Summit s,s
And & Lcy u Ground, formerly belonging lie
Berger ,.strtr. s.icSlet Is follows;
3 .o,s o., G.oa-sL between Cogst and S1Iih Sta
! .cts On Siai:h-ss between CRou and SScsett SIS.
: sots &C ( nscust- setSsvr Court ard Snllk
8 ut. OF PrcsiGSntSt between Icpit Sniith
cts 81 SuliJh-st between prcstdeH, and Unsc1
II &c, ga PrssideHtst between SoGr; and SaiIh
= oSs on Carrol.-s- between CoGUi snt Smith sgs.
lots Saaiih-s Carroll President SIS
Maps now be oSIsneI 81 the oes OF tae Astieaeer
No - Wal.sL IL