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TO BANKERS AND MERCHANTS.

= , n oAFF
AND SrOhE LOCKS.
rNhE CLAIMS OF THIS LOCK 20 superiority are based
%. safely, certally vi operation, sinpacy of coz
strlcl0a ADD durability.
TIE Of re recent zl a. he fxcha1gs hAs placed
safety 5-yold dsp4le- No o.1er ock offered ~ es
public ass eccured ne sane t-st
Ths .inplcgy VI "a Construction, and the manner ln
whi-1 IL motions produced combine " render IN.
acll0l certain.
TIE PACKS ar comparatively moderate, espec ally
when cOls1are1 II connection ~ii5 ifeir ssfely
Ioca j. Eccoupsr ID wl tw3 k=gs Phi o tls largest
sire $40 u-dum sze SIS for s.'es aud stores from
500 The lowest priced ocksare designed express
ly for sT0SEs al made 90 ne sam- principle but
.h s11 1sesd " chArgea1'e keys Orders nay BE- "a.
dre..-i ID W. Z. WOODBRIDGE allie
fg5 laNSr Maulisct1ry 81 RI I.Deth-.t y 4.
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~ TANNEKN FOR sALE.-The Subscribers Of
70 Ter FOR sale The rsngoa ranuery" susied In lne
w. town Of Wasarsing, Ulster county, N. Y. 10 merry
belonging 10 Edmund BrN Esq deceased THIS factory
contains nearly 100 and N 600 sides OF leather
per II is In good order having been thoroughly
ovehaued snd put In repair within two years NJ an et
p-n-s ~ SS0O0 1, be- put into operation immedsley
A. here are about 1000 cords Of drawn sud piled
which will be sold with the propertyi and plentiful .lp
PLY be obtained FOR many years, 10 ts lmmeas'o VI
cinty al low prices
Thi. property presents great advantages 10 any one ~ho
Ie.ires 70 carry Tanning business The distance W
the Delaware ard Hudson Canal 10 less man niue mles
aud Il only thirty mics TO the New ORR and ERE Nail
road over which may be hsd 10 New lork Al All
seasons olhe year IL will he sold very ow, ana inc Term
Of pa will be made satisfactory The properly can De
seen ard examined any ume by calling on beu snln =
HOOTnbeck Esq al Wawarsing, who Will show hr noun
aries &c ANY farther Information may be obtained nom
Mr Thoma. smul Ferry-sL New-YOrk or FROM the sub
scrbers al Kingston AUGU sIus n bhn ~
JAMES c. FORSYTH.
Kingston, Ulster co. ~ Y May Is, lsf7.
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Sat PRIVATE SAEt-Fsrm the town OF
Harrison, the farm formerly owned and occupied by
John II. Osborne, deceased situated mostly Ia the
town Of Harrison; sms strip 10 Rye, Manchester Co.
Said Farm contains about IS Of and 10 OF which
wood The remainder, II acres IL of tho bfs quality Of
meadow, pasture and allsble and under very high
STATE Of cultivation. On the premises Ia large double
hou,e, psr Of IL nesry and 10 htrsIe order; eel
ar kcnen and dairy room undernesh large barn, with
ssDes fOr ~ bead u cstte cider mi gan8fy carriage
house AMI al other ecessay farm bu3ings Ia comp
order; h1e well VI water few feet from the house and
discern 10 ns kitchen. This Farm from It's peculiar loc
uon IL well adapted Tor gardening farming purposes
on which 10 variety Of apple and other fruit trees
l. miles from Rye Village, and II from Porichester
where there churches end schools The Harlem Raj
road will within I. miles of the arm Form ternas
&c apply 10 ANTHONY J. BLEECkEk, Aneiioneer,
Il5 lN RrnaI.sf
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED

IN brig augusta. from SaUdHnah-Mrs Sowell child
and nurse, Mrs Cobb. and children 4 Wood. lady
child and nurse, b Wilkinson and lady. II I Smith,
lady and child Miss Bsrnes Miss Blake Miss SeTrell,
Mics Wayne. Miss Bodget, Miss Myer, Miss Wood, Mr
A G Henry, N slors, NJ Clark. Mr. Smith, Masters
Tomos, p N Russell, j Sorrells aud Mr. Woods.
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- At PHIN AIt NhI4t-FHTII y W. II ~ IT.
M dsnce OF James Baker, ceceAssd, s'tusted IN lna
town OF Rye We.tchester Couny, - rries iron Me-
York The farm contains about $50 scres )r OF wood snd
die remainder of the best qusty OF meadow or tishe
spd aid out In lots q suitable ard very heavily enc
ed with stoae well waered and IN every respec' IN hsI
rss conditiDn a swamp on the farm from which be
Obtained manure enough to cultivate the land for ages
The dweug house 20 feet by 20 feet with Kitchen atscn-
ed 70 feet BY L. Get built IN the most substantial manner IN
the modern sJe WI n marble man1es, CRATES Nc barns
carriage house, cider mill and al necessary IA rm build
ngs All 10 complies order, fu trees Of al Kinds, shfub-
berry Sc and admirably adapted Tor country seat or
farming purposes being convenient TO me steamboat ana
,ioop arding and mile ard half from the village IN
~ ich sre three Churches, schools Sc The New-York
and New. n avru Railroad which is now building Will fun
bul short rom the farm The farm can be sold
n one or more parcels there being fine building spots
one Of which Is close by The shore of the Long Island
Sound. For terms. &c apply 10
ANTHONY j. BLEECKER. Auetioueer
iv7 lw No. Sroad st
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
From the Peoy'e'' journal.
HYMN TO THE CREATOR.


o.o e;odl whose single will End might
iInrs.rs the boondless roof Of day and
SkTp;,l Ems andstars and gorgeous cl0'a "feaths
IT, zoned veil that hides the Eternas 'nrone,
IRE glorious pavement of q world Gnsno"hs
Nv angels trodden and by mortais sung
To God who fixed old oceans utmost Douh9s
And hade the moon, IN her harmonious rooncs'
Govern its waters with her quiet smiles;
Babe the obedient winds, though seeming rec
Walk the tumultaoas surface Of the sea ,,,
And place mans daring foot upon thousand isleS B
Praise unto God who thrust the riited biiis,
With all their golden veins aud gushing fiiIs
Up from the burning centre longs go
Who spread the deserts, 7erdureess ana oUD'
And those stern realms, iorssken OF the sur;
Where Frost has built his palace hans o. sD 'on5
TO God whose hand hath anchored ~ inc
The forest growth Of ages, the pf",oohs"
Green hearts Of solitude, 1nsougnt q, IT, IT,
God who saspends the avaisncpe. VIZ lgleni
The Alpine hollOWs ia a cold ec"Pso, -. A. ,ba
AndbnrIs The beadlong torrent sbverinB %" Tue
-, C,,.d who speeds the lightn'Dgs wing
To f.s,enl aiobt making the thunder sPfih5
abrnnt and awful from rs soltry alr
r. 80 some latent function OF the earth
IT., bring some natural blessing into birth,
And sgeep disorder from the troubled ar!
To Cyod who bids the hurricane awake,
tn 6rro rock shudder and the mountain quake
With deep and uuextinguishable hresi
Who urges ghastly Pestience 70 wrath
Sends whitening Famine on his silent pain
The holy purpose bid from our proiane desires
Praise unto God who fills the fruitful soil
With wealth. swskiDg 70 the hand OF toll
With germs Of beauty, and abundance too
Who bends sthwart the fOotstOol Of the skies
His braided sunbOw Of resplendent dyes
Melting in rain drops from the shadowy blue
To God who sends the seasons. dark or bright,
Springs frequent resurrection OF deilght'
Summers mature tranquility OF mlen
a. 81. .4 fha Amt
The eyer-chsnging spectacle sublime
OF purgatorial Winter, savage or serene
Praise unto God whose wisdom placed me mere
A lowly dweller on this lovely sphere
This temporary home 10 mortas gwen
Which holds It's silent and oncrring way
Among the innumerabe worlds that stray,
Singing and burning, through the halls OF heaven
To God who sent me hither to prepare,
By wordless worship. and by uttered prayer
By suffering, humility aud love
By sympathies and deeds, from self apart,
Narsed 10 the inmost chambers OF the heart
For that transcendent life Of purity and love-
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THE AMERICAN COMPOSITION

ID OCFtN9-lnS~sssd sud manufactured solely by Ri.
llLEi BEMAS otce SIS hOGsgoa-sl The corner OF
Br0sa way, AesfosA WshAve executed lhis Ioonrg On
sons 7 buarg aud have given fan proof o. - snpe
Tory ossr any olhef kcd u Toang noS In pse
bsh A. proof re peoo aao dersbn ~ TIE cost
A niv nbcaf hall the p'lco o IN, l. u non Conductor
~ LekL Od a ziue OF copper rcof. Fepst-d and
lfsa e cur1blr ihan when oew Ter ecu,s hc square
foot ghi. IL not tho TAR aud paper roeeg hAs hs. been
ga Ne Of but something similar 10 appearance but
,.fi..iv lifseng IN its eomp0siiioa OtdsFs promptly
,xroed from any part OF The stAIes Address ne sub
sen8or is H0assonsl New'fo.k as,,oo
U5 " SAAAA o]-S~" W.
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NOTICE TO TuE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Of u,

Magnetic Telegraph Company IN comp see win
fJartn section % Acl tlcorp0ra.- ssd Company
2lss,3 Legislature q Maryland ~ ih-r a.
yol her-oy notified meet al Congress Hal In the
Cy u RI t1epta on Iasscay, Toe on Gay d AZ next
IN Jcork, A. f1r he u c1osn fr-sid III,
Board u Dr-c0rs sud cher udc-rs m rurslarc7 Di aid
49, IN sz be 4r--l p.1l-u.t0 accept - prOslsi0us
1-r-ot Toe 11 ca cay u Jay Il g1s tins u - regular
anlaAl Messing according % existing re<l -stons
J41e 81, l8f7. SAMUEL = 3 MORSE,
B B. FREsCH,
CSC. 4. PENSiNAN,
i-i6 TIThkSd HENRY J. KOJERs.
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:, F0K..I.r or VIII BG EXCHANGED

i3Es for city property. Country Seat situated on ana
~ fontng tne Hudson River miles north Of the VII
lags Of road hyde PsIk forming the
bourdary and adjoining the seat OF VIZ. Ed"A11
crosby Icontaps between 90 and ~ and Is well
supplied with the various kinds of fruit aud 200 grape
vines The house stories, % by 81, with paLH1s IRON.
and rear the barns and OuOuses numerous and IN good
repair he garden well stocked and the and chiefly IN
der cultivation; present Ia corn oats aud rye WIN sur
fcsnt meadow which will be included In the sale, and
possesson will be given Immediately Persons desirous
OF purchasing are invited yew the premises and farther
pafculas NAV be known by applying To he subscriber
Al s Office II the Trust Fire Insurance. Go. 81 Wasl
ELIAS O DRAKE.
The farm NAV be sly divided giving beau.
uil site overlooking the river for another dwelling
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NOTICE pgriusnee Of AZ 0n-r Of ne sgrrogz;e y
lane C01-,y u -hmoa1-NJtcs i l-r-oy sisuu ~ al
persons -aE Ans te- esNi- " Joha lotLel,
Of .3e Iowa " Nesi-d. "a Ice ssl- County c1cras
Cd pf-sr1f ne ss1- ia 10 volehers IN support there
II - Ia sss-r.oeI a. b 1zlce a. hos-F- n West
EEL on s-ior- Dc tle-LG tay n December le1L-
Dst-i Jl-e 8. 1871.
~. lsT6u' ISRAEL OAKLEY, Executor.
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N FARM FOR s4LE--cOn aiming twenty-five
acres, siusled near Mr. J. D Kings country seat
on he road esei,g from Hobosen TO BalPs ferry
most delightful location for country plsse FOR farther
lsrIculars Inquire Of bert Annet Fo lie. landing or
Ismes Anner, corner Of Adam aud York SITS. Brooklyn
2 frus
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ADFtETltkn IN THs rskVst - SPECIAL AFroi'
us iva BE- Il TggtNT eUSrea
A3 al adverseenis made Ecrr lhe orcers Of ne rcst
-us~si 10 psvspsper OF ne~sPSP7fs oi ee-s
oocs A for 10 any Post Oc- ssz be inserted 10 zoe Y4
gapert Of ne torn or ? lso- where in- olnoe
.i,.v = .ii1sled Arr.x Isr GER c1yc,ft~n 80.
- - - ~ Pen 90 IN passs1 hasrcs ), ia
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HUDSON BItEh HAILhOAD-NOriCE FOE
IL PROPOSALs-sese &C PROPOSES - Ia ts received W
tue Directors Of The Hudson River Railroad Company o.
their oce, No. 81 ali uu te2oh dsy July nerL1
he grading masonry, pn aud bridging for hat poSos
City ofNewYors ~ Sre.s N,cs HUI nc adirg me hsss
through he Highlands. The work be compesss
by The first Gay Of October 1916 according 10 e 2sns a
Specifications hat will DO presented fof eX.mnsson
hereinafter mentioned. Of 20 per cent "a ne
eslmses VIII be retained by the Company unl ihr coo
tract IL completed, security for performance. NJ usls
fer u contract VIII b1 recognized or pefnIu-d.
The map snd profile ~ The line. the form eOurscu scf
specifications of ihe Of executing Tho came will be
Iesdy and After The hrt day Of July The ofce u sle
Resident EnSneer Cod Spring, for the Hshiscd Diysos
alter NE 81 day OF july al The Office Of IN. Resident
gineeI, Al Sing sing, for his Wesschest.r vision snt
The Office Of ne Resident Engineer, AZ Manhasnve f0
The New-YOfk Division The pzns Of WORK. ~ tie fee
Of he Company, y sst sGer tho 5lh VI July where
al necessary Information will be given.
The f0l names " ali persons that parties 10 pfo-
position must be written out the
TIE party W any proposition ~hich be accepted viii
Dc required 10 enter into contract Immediately ssf me
eccepan u tho came
The Directors themselves the rghs 10 accept
or raject proposals that uiay be- offered they ray
nder ths interes. OF the Company 0rrqaire
he~-Iofk, Jch Juoe, lsi7.
WA CHAMBERLAIN, President
JoHs 4. Travis, Ceief Ensioser iy5 J,,o
khITANNIA WAhk.-BrisDnla Meta WsTs 10
II al its branches manufactured sud for sale who,sss
aia fs.aA &c bglliDk alp, b. LUCIUs HART,
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N fAh.nINts LAND- IN yiKGlNiA-l5ooo

- hhhtNG LANDS IN stRciNIh-to,'O
.cfes q and In Doddrdge County, western virgil
MA embracing ~ farms OF 100 10 30 acres each on
re waters VI Made Island Riyer copies OF survey and
het notes Tor farm will be fufnshcd me purchasers
These farms A.. miles from the County town, and Is
from sisersyile The OHIO River The STATE turnpike
aDd pass through psb OF ibis lsnd and
from The Ohio River
Tue soi IL Of the quality and adapted raising
Corn, Wheat Hemp, &c The land 10 well tmbered With
walnut beech sugzrmaols elm, &c. IL "a admirably
Eiled for grazing Several u hese farms IN = high
state d cultivation. Title indispytsbls prices low ssd
terms made easy Apply 70 W. CuNNISGaAn,
nyhu Haa9YefTI N. Y.
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IN CAMPHENE DIsTILLERY,

ga "a fIPHENE DTNTTILEh1 rVI oaIts-A
II Camphene and Turpenne Dsulley for sac. situate
"~ on GanseyoOrsL and within block and a half Of
the North River There Is large Turpenne sli, win
Worm, Tub, &c. also Camphene sill which Is run by
steam steam Engine Of three horse power sso very
large Boiler CroOn introduced into the works and
everything In perfect order commence work Immediate
w. There OF ground, and the lease has i've
years 70 run from the rof May last end which will also
be I'd geher with the Buildings Sheds &C. Apply 10
ie26 Inn R. NJ BLACKWELL co, IA Fr0nI-st
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by ORDER " Robert W. Livingston, Supreme Court
10 Comm ssioner, notice Is hereby given that atlsch-
meat has issued against the estate u Israel Dsvy and A.
Cushan Of The State u Vermont nonresident debtors on
dl- proof made " the said Commissioner pursuant the
directions VI The statute concerning Attachments against
ascending, concealed nonresident debtors and mat
NE ZANE Will BE- sold 0r the payment u heir debts
ne said lsrael Dayy md A Cushman appear and dis
charge such aitachment according 10 law within nine
olns ifou he nst publication u this notice and that the
payment any debts and hs delivery " any property be
longing sad debtors them or Tor their use and he
transfer % any property BY them for any purpose what
ever, forbidden ~ lzw and goc-Datec 18Th Dee
3D. J. p BUTLER, OF Horah
d. laWtn Attorney fyr Attaching Credifo-
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n FOR >aLE-A smsn Farm, beautifully ,lraAbsd
- within tueeu minutes walk u tho Railroad Depot At
Railway, State Of New Jersey. The land 10 very
good buildings ard fences mostly new and tho whole ia
ln- order For particulars Inquire Of J. T. HADDEN,
IS. Brosdsay AZ. % AZ iTg Laurens-.t n z les 2ms
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Ea FOR sALE-Union Hill Farm at Fordhsm, West
- chester CounIy.-This valuable properly, containing
90 sores aud well known to the community for
rsl yesrs past the residence Of Rev. WIN Powell, is
offered private sale, having been divided by Judi
cous surveyor into lots of afford pur
chssers opportunity Of erecting gentee cottages with
gardens attached, At mparsyey small pense and
subject To corporation assessments
The soil is exceen ths location prOveTbaly healthy
and beautiful sites for residences those citizens
who wish 10 combine retirement, economy Of house rent
and The various advantages u the country with direct
aud the city, from which Fordhsm distant
about III miles Tie Hsrlem Railroad Dsp6. liz within
minutes Of the property ihus enabling the an OF
business repair the city without the necessity Of Keep
log horse, the 10 aud fro eight times day
The trhng cost (by cOmmutlng) of9 cents a ride.
lfrghI heads VI families would unite 10 the pur.
chase Of the Whole, portion, OF said property ney
might form, within themselves, select and delg hlfu
clal circle.
Persons residing the property will hud every facility
10 procuring provisions for their smliss Butchers Bs-
kers Mkmen, Nc. call regularly every morning at tbs
houses Of their respective customers.
Maps exhibiting he properly la lots cas- Do al The
Office of y CAMBRELENtj. No 10 WslLsL, and al ID
EWENS. Surveyor No Chambers ST., 10 NE care OF
either Of nom letters may be addressed for Rev VIM
Powell or 10 Dr. VIM. bsyard, West Farms Jys "
IN At PRIVATE -ALE-Tne Great Captain isl-
- and and the Two Bitte Captains Island In LOnglsL
and Sound to Weschester County, containing l6t
Of good arabic land suitable for planting Of Oysters
on The Crest Captains Island 10 large pond vel adapted
for planting OF oysters One hall Of the purchase money
can remain on bond snd mortgage FOR farther particulars
apply 10 ANTHONY j. BLEECKER, Auctioneer
i~H BrosdsL
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Excursions.
EXCURSIONS.


n BULLS FtKRY. FORT LEE am Hsc..
SNN. - .p.ses landing Al Ttloq'' oosA.m,,'s'.
srssR~za1-<--s "a r.rt.-Ti@ eounoti0ns sssuihpss
PRANK Cam iss.c SCOT sni ROBERT ASNt1I cspt
rIsds's aS S,s9,f r 5oa T AMI
49, = ~ 20, 81 Caasltt Lowe Fort Ire
Monday. 8, s ard 10 A. 81 2 Ms,esy, ssa a. l.
rs,:a;y .aa r'A NJ rqs; !, :as IS 2 Nd Il NJ
Ws1as.4:y ard NJ wsef';,: .ss;sgr ,n' Il
ia 2.sssSsP " ~ 40 eP'M
,SssPN siAha6PM
ss ii 8 and 10 A ~ p ssiaIqsy s., 4 .aaigAn.
Sunday, J. and 10 An 2 sunday. 3 .nd'ii AM,
Person. y hose time may be- - much occupied a.
der ineonyeuiau. f1r ~ m % ~svo daring bushes. hours
will observe lrsfs blst leaves New Nork boeck -ssrg
morning reuruisg 'rom FoH lee 81 u O'clock sh-tcos
saofdi'g "a opportunity Tor pleasant excaf'0n NN'-'
ssge. viii be IN readiness At Fors Lee to convey PES
ngrrs 10 HErs-usack, sundays excepted ..,
h-w Yors June a.. l'f7. le-o ",
81 DAILY tNCtbSrio,SSssN 20 o1 1. 80
.s.ssS tLYslAS FIELDS h0soh ,.s.Sso,, PIG e
NEER VIII make resusr mp. rom Cans, sns sis'sSss
streets cirectto the Eyssn Firio' Al h0oVA'"' '~s
he ' css, s'''h'' iSe'rsss. Eyan see.
10 O'eScE l,9,t oe.seA M
jss I'm -
To ..KEENWOOD CBiiEThRl-
s~NSs---efsre IA cen..-The steamboat Nhithtis
ra.ssassAs<s- Capt d PECk rus from Pier ea'' s4e
New AOrk % The long flrf A. NE
GREESWOOO CEMETERY, touching each way 81 pi.f
No. / North River. 80 D,
From Ncg- io5 < n fFo', ~ e,N,,"a
o'clock A. M. ococs n
o'clock A. VI. ~ 0coct A. u
n o'clock A. ~ u o CLOCK N.
, O'Clock p NJ. oOci'cs z W
s,,rlock y 81 bO'clOck 2. NJ,
6ocllcs 81. tUcocA T. "
r-y n j. as.shle IN all cases where Accommodations
are required FOR large funeral professions nat po1ee -
given Ia he Csptsin 81 host one dss pr-sion lsoW
IT, riE -TEA NIBOAT RtkA e.o
.zNS.--7Nbe hired for excursions The ho.i 10 -
feet long. and Is 50 arrsngei as 10 sre,d
more deck room Than usual Apply 20 ID r ROC hNELlY
on hoard, foot OF BeahsL Norh River. All pepous ue
forbid trusting aDy account Of SAID oOsi WILCOX
=, ,rgs fr,ni' thr { nutsn i-2q eOdtAugi'
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,tRI-Ir NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OFFICE, no.

l.trret-Nouce 10 hereby given. To the rris-
tiv- ard neat OF kin OF EPdRAlM TERRlLL. Otherwise
- led EPHRAtM NJ TERRiDL. deceased and who u
alleged To have died iutestate that shall apply 10 me
Surrogate az Ciy and County ~ New fOrk for let
ter. of AimristrA IN upon the Of the ssid nesa.e
on he 6th cay IF July al o'clock IN the forenoon
80 3s,ytuy Public Administrator.
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DIBl.IC NOTICE IL hereby given, hsta peution hiss
been presented IN the Board Of Aldermen, Ia have
sewer constructed In Eighhaveuue from the propo,su
sewer m Twenty street sud 20 connect with the
sewer In Twenty bird street All persons Interested
the above proposition having objections 10 the same, srs
requested ~ present Them In writing 10 the undersigned
at bic oil No Hall Of Records, on or before the 1oh
day u July inst
MARTIN =. THOMPSON, Street Commissioner;
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feqal Notices.
lnrus AND MARRIAGES.

NTOTICE-Fxuarts Of IN Art entitled An Act provid
Wing for Registry n Marriages, Births and Deans IN
Cry and County Of New York for the Slse OF New
York, passed April Y, 1871
Section Il shall be the duty OF cergymen, magistrates
&c repOr, the City Inspector under appropriate
heads and In such forms shall be prescribed by me Sec
retary of STATE. lhe number OF BIRTHS MARRIAGES
and EATlS which have occurred In their districts re-
speciyey during each preceding the hsiday Of
usry the month and day OF their occurrence the names
and residences of he persons Married or dying, and
the Of the parents Of such children born during tbs
year the coor and OF the children name and
residence Of he officer clergyman performing the mar
rage ceremony IN OF marriage the OF the
who shall have married died during the year aore
said, and the particular disesse cause Of their death
The port Of all marriages and births 10 the City OF New
YOrE hA be reported direct TO the City Inspector and 10
case there physician midwife 10 attendants any
birth then the parents shall be required report to lhs
Guy Inspector within one MONTH ana al deaths IN the City
Of NewY ork shall be- reported TO The City Inspector
present every week.
Sec B. II shall be the duty OF clergymen. msgslrate.
and other persons who perform the marriage ceremony
keep registry Of The marriages celebrated by Them, and
ascertain As FAR practicable and note the ages OF tho
persons married and tne time thereof and their places Of
birth and their restenees IN such registry be the
duty OF physicians and professional midwives keep
registry " The several births n which hey hAye assisted
PROFESSIONALLY and e time OF such BIRTH Tor. and
The residence Of he parents and physicians who have
tended deceased persons In their last sickness
who have ohcaIed al he funeral and sections who have
buried deceA,ed persons 10 keep registry Of the nsme
aud residence Of such deceased persons and the mes
OF their deaths.
Il will be- seen by shove that rgymeu istrates
&c required 10 report once month 10 me Cry lnspec
all persons married ~ hem with particulars AZ 10
name age birth place place OF residence Of the parties
married, where married, &c. &c
Physicians and midwives viii also perceive that they
required report oil births the and color, the
snd residence OF the parents and In case there IL 10
physician midwife Ia attendance then the parents OF
The child report the birth 10 The City Inspector within
one month after.
Form. Of nssng the shove return. viii be furnished By
the Cily Inspector A. w. WHITE, City Inspector.
Civ insprctOfa Once. June u, lS47 lezl I'm
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nIRIIC NOTICE b. hereby gIyen. ~ % I0

DIBIIC NOTICE Is hereby given, that The iol0w-
Ing petition. been presented In The Board OF Al
darnen. viz. To have sewer constructed IN Twenty
fr-t Il om Second Frstavenu-, thence down
Fl saveru- 70 Eighteenth To have sewer IN
Dew 81 from Broadway 10 Greenwich st., To have new
In Pecksip In place II the od one Al persons
Interested a me above proportions having objections TO
thu same are requested present hem In writing to ne
signed Al hi. office, No Hal OF Records, on or be-
fore the 9lh day OF July. inst
NE. THOMPSON, Street Commissoner