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~ Important Meeting.-The citizens OF New
York without distinction OF party requested 70 a.
.embe at Columbian Hall. Grsndst the bowefy Al
o'clock this Thursday evening for the purpose OF
consideration the fact that about 1000 OF our
itixeps have imprisoned in City Prison most OF
whom give As cause Of their imprisonment (which ssPs
.,.S ke from their families and ffiends) that they had
arsnh an article sold publicly in city, which produced
Tonderful effect upon them, causing some 70 fall down
- 49, and others conduct themselves In disor-
49, msnaer Hon Morris Franklin, Horace Greeley,
Won' r M Woodruff Dr. Shearmsn, d.. Kirby, Adam c.
Fsp.san and Lebbeas Chapman have been invited 10 BE-
present ,s.
a., TUT o'"e' 81 L. SNOW, President.
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IREE EYENING sCHOOLs.-Notise !. he

INREE EVENING SCHOOL>.-Notse Is hereby
given that Evening Schools for the gaiulions lhuo
ton Of apprentices aud others. whose ssoeAtions az
suoh a. 10 prevent their attending the Pubic or Wae
schools will be opened "Wednesday evening me Ivth
OF inst u o'clock and be continued through
%, A.. Win,er in The following Ward school Houses
Ward School No 10, in Jainesst between ChAihAm ana
Madison SITS. -. ,. 49,.
Dad School No s. corner Of Stanton and shefih-st
WATd School No. 20, inThiiteenth-sI between r''H a
Sixth avenues - -. q. ~. ,-,,.;-
who tak. au interest in the education OF apprentices
are requested 70 awe As great publicity possible 70 me
''''' EDWARD B. FELLOWS, Committee on
JAMES W: BLEECkEK' Evening schools
GEORGE PAULDlN0, Of the
WILLIAM ;. CONELf, Board OF I'd safion
CHARLES J. DODGE, o,s
New-York November 8, lei7 ~ TVS
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BOOK TRADE.
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This exquisite volume will BE- deemed Of the
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Il is the fruit N the combined senrs and sail Of the
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This edition OF the classic historian enriched oy me
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GLIDING nded remarks the style Of Tscitus and co.
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SATURDAY,
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Part ~ price SOC And complete in vols muslin gli2 81
This work Of Mr. Jsnes Is timely the general move
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has hitherto done Annals history, and heretofore
Tvs time without the reflections which they suggest and
which only be illustrated by the particular details
James has conrved TO throw around these detail: new
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-idroc and Journal.
SMITHS CONSULAR CITIES or CHINA
Narrative Of Exploratory Visit 70 each Of the Consu-
lar Cite. Of China and 10 the Island Of Hong Kong
and Chussn. IN behalf Of the Church Missionary
Society IN the years ls44-o, with Engrayings
and Map Part Price - cents.
The primary object Of this interesting narrative OF tour
among the newlyopened cities Of China has been 10 eN-
pore ground exhibit the real condition OF the
country ne present day. The work Is especially vaua
bic supplying important data for rightly estimating the
moral social snd political condition OF that peculiar peO-
pie In addition % the above. Mr. Smiths connection
with the existing British missionary operation IN the Chi
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Of information respecting that interesting religious enter
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CIeared.-stssmsr Portland, spinnsy New. Orleans;

Cleared.-Steamer Portland, Spinnsy, New. Orleans
Ships Hendrix Hudson, Pratt London, J 0ri'wod ;
Rideout, Brown, Apaachicola ~ -. A.,
Banks Canton Long, Bangor, Al Wheelwrght; Mary
II Rowland Croker Boston; Nancy w Stevens sie'son'
BrissVenus Harner Jersey Harbor NJ, Goodhue 4 Co;
Caroline, Ruschen, Bremen, Psyensedt sehnmuser
Sehrs Chss Halock, Hawkins, Philadelphia dartha
Jane, Darling Charleston Nonpareil Gilmore mSIlisS
rs; Globe, simmons, Washington Nc SAM Mitchell !
Exemplar, Lockhart, st John, NIB. Ihos Winniet'e.
Arrived.-Bremen ship Won Humboldt Watcher.
Bremen 81 days, mdse, to Oefiehs Kruger iot Steer
Packet ship siddons Cobb Liverpool, Oct ~ mdse 10
Collins Co Oct 49, Ia! a 80 long 70 oO ssw
Ship Arson Burr, Charleston 9TH inst cotton &C 10
Shin Southerner Ramsdcll NewOIleaus 10 d. cotton
TO T Stanton. 9th inst 10 miles OF Ohsriss.on,
smoke brig Cordea I'm Trinidad de Cuba, y ds out same
A. nas.sa bis Palestine of Richmond, Va, with loss Of
msinmas waierlogged and had been aoandonea out al
texaTd was fallen In with by the brig Agnes having put
AT of her crew on board they endesvorng to get her IN.
TO Charleston The Palestine was fallen III WIN aO0"' 10
months ego abandoned, and lowed INTO TN; port 49,.
Bark Ann Richardson, spali IaIss is'aho' 10 'SS''
Brig Mary Ann Jones (of New orleans) Collins Hay
ana Is DAYS sugar Sc TO Moses Taylor Vessels LETT be
lore reported th inst lat So long "a spoke ship America,
hence Tor New Orleans. all well ,.-. NJ, o
Brig Robert Pencil, Merryman, Georgetown NJ .
days lumber, to Ii Underwood. ,,,.-.-- AZ
Brig Louisa Beaton Wilson, Wilson Wilmington NJ
sehr Esremont, Ray, Georgetown days lumber 70
seIr Two Brothers. Abbott Washington, NC, p days,
naval stores, toSsml Mitchell
SIR Mary Eliza Center. Norfolk, days slaves &c.
sshr Mary Lutterloah, Seul, Baltimore, mdse TO a
Pat,en Co -, =, ,.. =. 4. , u.
ten 4 Co. - a.. 80 H.. ,t..,.x .,a esh
% BRETT 4 Voss The has expenepeed heeSy weather
on the passage lost forsssil and I'D: ys
Br schr Friendship Merriam, Pictou Ms IL days. coal
Schr Renown, Lowell Boston, days ~d'e' 70
Heniek - 49, a., ,h.x y Spow
schr Mary, BOushton, Msehiss' Me- 'oni'e'' '-""
Below.-2 ships and 2 barks
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TESTIMONY or LADY.
GREAT CURE on RHEU MATlSM.

" TIC IOIIU"IHH s'nN""' '"So VT
rheumatism and cramps is highly interesting, and u only
one of thousands Of similar instances Of the ond" 81
fects of Dr. TOWNSHIPS ssrsaparila
NEw-YoRK, Nov 8, i847.
DR. TowSSEsD-Dear Sr This 10 10 certify that have
been afflicted for the last Is years with chronic fheuns
ism in my head limbs and oints-my blood ia. been ap
parantly stagnant, with large sweling and Jumps on
nv lsss Ever since the cholera season have suffered
extremely happy that through the blessing o. froy
dence have been restored By the nss Of your
iii. 10 health and strength IL you choose 10 publish this
for The benft of the afflicted you srsat liberty 20 DC so
" yours Nc CATHERINE SHEWRY,
isO Princest near Thompson.
px;r.irsl Of6cs log Fultop-st NIL II
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BURNHAM & CO.,

BURNHAM q CO.,
m HArTERS l23 Fulton-s st. door below Nsssaust
I'LL N Y now ready TO supply their customers and
all who may favor them with q call, with Hsts q
their manufacture which for beauty OF fnsh style Of
trimmings durability ard extreme low prices they feel
confident asserting cannot DO surpassed In other &C.
tab sinner ut in this city. sl6 5misTuTh&S
N-KIRkBRIDE'S TATTERSALLS HEAvE
~NPowders.-Still more proofs Of their astonishing
NA efficacy in the Of heayes broken wind, coughs
and colds in horses
3ESr bought about six weeks Ego, package Of your
Heaye Powders administer favore horse which he'd
been troubled with beayes for than two yess His
case was We ~ bad and to incspactao
him half his usual labor and hsd resisted all the rome
dies ordinarily given for this disease These had eject
but 10 slightly diminish the heavDg while they taken
Bot that package Of your has petey ersdcssd
the disease and his wind good though V
month since he has taken the Powders and warrant
him sound Respectfully, GEO w DAVIS,
Monroe Middlessx Co. N. J. Nov. 3, ls47.
For sale BY A. ii. 3oucH 4 Co. l4s Futon-st. Pros IL
A liberal discount TO dealers Mo site
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Stews are excellent
Dsir am much pleased and shall patToniIe your sstab-

nIALOGUE.-Custome Stews are excellent
~ sir much pleased and shall patroniIe your esao
hshment Ia.
Propristsr-Thank you sir. True, we charge time
extra in order obtain desirable class Of customers
Cu-The difference from others in the serving up the
extra cost the that you use, the quality OF me
oysters all conspire to give greater degree OF sasiac
ton. 90 e,
Propr-Lades resort here too, with perfect confidence
aware that the strcte decorum distinguishes the place
An 20 away perfectly satisfied and express themselves
C-Then it must be truly gratifying 10 thus merit the
appreciation ofyouf patrons You continue to furnish your
lie Creams for parties during the Winter, suppose.
Propr-Most assuredy And to the end, that we may
keep our saloon always OPEN introduced oysters in II
for the Winter until Spring arrives when we shs resume
our retail Ice Cream business, as usual
The above Is but sample Of the numerous encomlnms
passed upon the America fe.en Steam Ice Cream Com
panys beautiful Oyster saloon At 1874 Chatham square
Mi 81 HALL X LILLIBRIDGE. Managers
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Uyer,. PM Depot Removed.-

Depot OF this invaluable vegetable preparation removed
10 $50 Fulton-st Sun Building between Nesssu-st ana
Broadway where all orders, wholesale or retail Will be
attended 10. -,
Constantly on hand pure drugs and medicines all the
patent medicines of the day; Thomsonisn and botanic
preparations generally perfumery, kc -,
,- Knapps Root Beer highly celebrated as heathiul
a~ ~ S,;sSsTuSTh P. PRICE
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n Messrs sANQUIRICO and PATTI respectfully
nounce that subscrpto for Of 10 nights
will be received the box Office OF the Opera House unit
Saturday evening next
II the subscriptions for the to
than $50 seats II will be reduced % that number BY bso
will then take place between the 10 new subscribers
and the $50 Of the ginsl five year subscribers
equal footing
AMER the ballot for the 500 seats farther will tai
pl,cs amoug the remainder of the subscribers
the 80 seats for choice Of the remaining ones
The ballot will take place at the Opera House on MOI
DAY the 18th OF Nov o'clock, when the hve and
years subscribers requested TO attend norder to select
their seats Mo &C
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MERCANTILE LIBRARY snd Reading ROOI


MERCANTILE LIBRARY and Reading Room,
lClnion Hsll--60oo volumes and the PRIME Pc AMER
ie.n aud Foreign Periodicals Constant additions OF new
works Clerks initiation fee Ell, ana semi annual dues q
Merchants and others annual subscription, entitng then
10 ali the PRIVILEGES, 70
i.ss, rs no forming for the season, the mode
-, ,e,ns In French Spanish. German, ltasn Rhetoric,
N.fbematics enmanshp. Book keeping &c Programmes
OF the classes may be oo.anse ca ne Irs.
o. ~, n .. C. l. ENERiTT,
o. tue 49, President Mer. Lib. Association
nTFW EXCHANGE OFFICE;-FILLEY
Tt,oNPSC1S late Of the Once OF john thompson,
a. Wallst have opened anew exeeAnss sna y,
O. - - az Wallst IN Mechanics Banking Assoc aton
Basins. where Al kinds Of uneursns money o. DE os
% - al IN. principal pisces In the nted s's,e' 40
css 80 every branch OF money brokers
dome upon fair and honorable pIlnelP.es =.
yPPRN CANDLES, OIL. xc.-Jas rse ;i II "a "a
- 49,. Of superior sperm candles which - - ~ !,
vsYv low for cash viz: 50 ID By the boz o. 81
,.yl g..t Winter sperm oil los saperlSsl -.
White .oS oil at 6 gal. Also hns teas ss.ss .,
s,~.iSn sruifs kc for sale In quantities 70 sul 80 -
families, ~ j. " so"hS" OIL lmiss
70 vessyst
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MENAGERIE.

ENGAGEMENT OF THE FAMOUS LION QUEEN,
MISS +. MOORE,
E'0R three days longer, THURSDAY, FRIDAY and
Il SATURDAY. November II. - and IS, corner II
Eishth.st and Fourth-avsnue The unprecedented sue
cess Of the performance Of Miss MOORE, hiss induce
the propretors delay their departure until Saturda
the 18th when the shment will positively close
Doors open from 10 A. NJ to P NJ. and from y 70 81
nj
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rVABERNACLE.-Mr DEMPSrERS hth and last
original Ballad Soiree will be given st the Tabernacle
on THURSDAY EVENING. Nov. IL, on which occaso
he will sing his avone songs 1.-The Indians Com pl,nt,
A" Oh why does the white follow my path p "Whe
the night wind bewsileth" "John Anderson my o "Lon
y suld wife" " home In the heart" Lament Of N .
Irish migrant " Saw ye my thing" The DyiSs
Child and the Angel Of DEATH The Death Of Warren.
Blind Boy" Emerald Isle" am alone, sll alone p.
TAX yer auld cloak about ye TO conclude with his pop
u.r cantata, The May Queen" in three parts.
Tickets 50 cts be had At the Music Stores Of NJ r.
Dempster New. York Hotel and the door ia the
ina Doors 81 al n O'Clock no 81 IS
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PINE WATCHES.

- GOLD AND SILVER.
~ THE SUBSCRIBER 10 selling all descriptions
p OF fine Gold and Silver Watches and Jewslry ct
retail lower than any other house in the city.
All watches warranted TO keep good time the money
turned Watches and jewelry exchanged
Watches repaired the best at much less than
the usual prices old watches low ~ TO S23 each
GEO. &. ALLEN, Importer OF Watches
and Jewelry, wholesale and retail, 81 Wast
slS Smiss corner Nilliam-st up stairs
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Markets-Caref4ilyy reported for The Tribune.
November 10

COTTON-The sales to-day have been about 1000
bales with prices ruling In favor OF the buyer About
half wss taken for shipment
f1port from the Ports Of me United States from Isl Spn
Der lst7 10 N0pember g. ls47.
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FOR sALE-TO wateb-msser. and Jewel.

- FOR sALE-To Watcb-makes and jewelers.
IN The entire stock and fixtures Of an old sstab-
CN lished Iewery store with rood run OF custom
the wneT will sell al fair appraisal for cash
approved paper The rent Of store moderate and pos
session given Immediately For farther particulars apply
on tho premises 90 AARON G. bUKR, Wbowery:
" BIZ the above stock 10 not disposed at private ssls
the same will be sold At auction I'D inst on the prem
SEES. all Nv
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BOARDING.

BOARD IN BROOKLYN WANTED-by
bic private family where there no other boarders-
The advertiser wishes enjoy the comforts OF home
among refined and intelligent people The price OF board
10 be less than $40 than SO per week Al
100000 nc 5ts'
DOARD-A private family. occupying handsome and
ID house. will Accommodate one or too gen
tlerren with pleasant and board The location 10
~ 81 n Hudson-st NIL lw.
DOOMs TO LET-Two psrlors first floor, two bed
Ilrooms large room irdstory all handsome urhlsh
ed with breakfast and and dinner Sundays u de-
sired with private family living IN the Fifteenth Ward
two blocks west Of Broadway Refer 70 L. Holmes Esq'
: N.s.sr., no Sits
BOARD UP TOWN-One or two very desirable suits
ID OF rooms paTlors aud bedrooms communicating, iuf'
uished unfinished 70 letwth board In hne large gen
tel house one block Of Broadway IN the vicinity ~
Grace Church Address box 40 Post once vita rear
name 10 -~..
A PROFESSOR on the Pianoforte, who can give me
n best Of references 20 qualifications wishes 20 Obtain
board 10 a family where his Instruction would be remu
nerson Address Professor Of Music. this oihee oil -
DOARD-Wanted down town IN private family,
.,.,,,y te,ms nil lt-
DOARD-A front room and bedroom on the ID door,
ID furnished unfinished with board, az ~ Ohain-
bsrs-st nav ga,
BOARDING, at 81 Chsmbersst-To let, with board
ID the second-story 'front.' room, unfinished "a isu
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sailed.-Freneh steamship Philadelphia. Havre'
ship Aroole, New-OreAns Md. NV
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CLOTHING.
CLOTHING. &C.

S8S.
At DEyIIS's WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CLOTH
" ING WAREHOUSE,
No b JoHS-sr. coz. 90 NASSAU,
xxrILI RE- FOUND the largest and most elegant stock
w Of WINTER CLOTHING IN the city comprising
1900 garments, in part as follows;
Pilot Lionssin and Fearnousht OFsfeoss from - 20
Super Canada Cloth and Asphaltum DO. 70 ~.
Brown olive and blsek Cloth DO. 70 -
Black brown and olive Cloth sacss, 70 ~
Black Dress Coats and froef Coas 80 10.
Cashmere, Cloth, ks fants go .
Vests IN al variety, - "
cx..nsr.. V..tinrs ke 70 make 10 order, IN style
n,ns,sed IN .ny city the Union and all the cheap
a-- CASH EXCLUSIVELY.
IL t-.;..oSD atW DANIEL 4 J. DENLiN.
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MINERVA ROOMS

fO5 BRoADWAY, BErWEfN WALkER AM Canal.
rJ,HE ORIGINAL WESTERN AND SOUTHERN Etsnd
Il Of Sable Hamonists-Messrs w G. PlumeT, J. h.
Farrell. J. Tchsnor T p Briggs. VIM. Rosrk. and R NJ
Hoolcy and ;. A. Wells (Afe of Chrsty ,ii nistres re-
specially 20 the citizens Of NswYork that hey
will give Of their fashionable ensrtainne ats
commencing Monday Evening Nov. g. and eontin ing
every evening. IN I'll farther notice.
Cards Of admission, > cents Concert 10 commence
o'clock precisely. under the direction Of
rs luyis- GEORGE YOUNGSON
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Niemorands.-The Telegraph reports a bfis .hore on
the RonleI which proves DO the Caroline OF nsnso
Ne The steamboat ION has gone down her assistance
She will probable sot of without damage
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DARNU,ps AMERICAN MUSEUM

ID BARSUM Proprietor; r. Hitchcock, Manager.-splen
did exhibition and performances this afternoon ats ocloek
and this evening at H. Open every day from o'clock IN
the morning tai 10 r NJ. CAMPBELBS ETHIOPIAN
sERENADERS, MAGNIFICENT Balloon Panorama OF Lon
don GREAT WESTERN, Yankee Comedian Miss
BERNARD, Actress and Vocalist; PETE MORRIS, Com
ic Singer; Clara Fishers Shaksperean Cabinet living
ORAkG OUTANG, Amistad Captive Slaves; Madam
ROCKWELL, the Fortune Teller. Admission 20 tho whole
Is children under 10 years OF and old enough
walk alone ~ cents Reserved front seat H. extran8
NEW-YORK ANATOMICAL MUsEUM.--
This is a objection, at the Of the bowery and
Dvisonst Of illustrations modelled after life Of all parts
and conditions Of the human frame, in infancy and matu-
ty health and disease Such doubtless necessary for
physicians and Students and If rightly studied may be
profitable 10 all Thousands visiting this Institution
aud come away highly gratihed No lwls-
vV,HE GREEK sLAyE-Now Exhibiting POW
i ERS'S STATUE OF THE GREEK SLAVE, In the
large Saloon of the National Academy Of Design corner Of
Broadway and Lsonardst from o'clock A NJ. until 10
PM Admittance 25 cents Season tickets 80 cents.
r. The for those holding tickets VIII close
on the day of November Season tickets purchased
and after the 10th October will ente the holder TO visit
the exhibition until the first day Of December next OLE
rI,HE IVORY CRUCIFIx, Statue Of Christ
Carved from solid block Of Ivory, by monk AZ Ge-
nOa This wonderful work Of art Is open tor exhibit
ton At 2sg Broadway, corner OF Resde-st. from A. NJ
to 10 P. NJ Single admission Is cents Season Tickets
50 cents Families not exceeding six 81 Teachers and
Scholars each IA cents. nj 2wis'
NVUsIC.-Bals and parties attended with music, such
lVl violin, with harp or piano accompaniment or IN
ruments from to Eve Ia number, may be requsrt
OILS lmisuss 5. SIMPSON % MuoerysI
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WEB STEERS

nIcTIOSARY New edition Of webst-rs Dictionary
IL revised ogsrto price S. For sale In this city By
Mi MARK Il. NEWMANk co l99 Broedwsy.
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~ Anscrcan Insfitnte.-A stated Iasssns 2, -, 49,
Park ct u O'Clock. a. "H<o0' Nv Nv
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MARINE JOU r N A l. .
PORT OF NETWORK.

MINIATURE ALMANAC. THIS DAY.
THE MOON FULL SEA
Ri.es6 "A Sets "a A Sets -. "A Eve....l0 81
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NOTICE.-PabIie neaes y hs

n ~ ~ II Z
u by xvsn 10 the owner or occupant or ocea.
pants Of all houses and lots mpro:sd or unimprovee
ands Affected thereby that the following ssssssme az
- Ter nr nstsd 81 the ASSESSOR, and are lodged N
he street ComnlssioGers Once for examination y i
persons Interested viz For baidinz se~sI 70 SnsnIon
.tse, The limits embraced By such Assessments inelsde
several houses and ots Of ground vacant lots, pieces
ffxeen The Hudson River and assstfeet slso Oh
bth sdes Of between Spring and King streets
10 n N westerly SIDE OF Geen~ich between spnne
ana King also, the essery side Of Greenwien
between Nsnd.m and King Streets sso on the Westerly
sds OF Hudson between vsndsm and King reefs also
on the eastery de OF Hudson b,rveen Vsldsm end hsn'
m.sy streets also both ses Of vsrics between a.
dam and King streets also, on he norshery sac %
persons whose interests are Affected BY the above name
sesrnents aad who opposed 10 the same OF ensi
them are present their objections IN wn1ee
10 the ersxnsd the Street Comisssoners OHes'
''"'A ''' MARTIN Il. THOMPSON.
Street Commissioner and Chairman 81 Assssos
strsst Com,nissionsrs Once, Nov. III, 1877 III