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Hsose - Representatives.
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~ nir kikCfuoSHKNfcAL THI.Eo RAPH
WAsuiSero-. Mar 8 1850
Mr Ires, fdem) Of Alabama, said that he had bse
pponted the committee raised o few days ago 10
|nvcstesis the conduct OF certain clerks uadsr the
lat Administration, aud some other matters Of equal
kisnity ana Importance AZ he could not attend even
bns meeting be asked 20 be excused. Agreed
ina csssus rftI-SH. ,I~r0y's swrvpss~r
The smsDawe Of the Conn mmittes Of the whols 10
She census bal, were taken up
Mr. yiuten's FIRST amendment, continuing the lac
3n force vas concurrcd In. Mr.. VS. second read.
| MIR f.s~r-o-, (dem } of Pennsylvania. moved 10
Init the ousbtr Of members, under the neat appor-
Comment. ~ 2as
The qus,on on Mr. TbomPson's motion was taken
! md ssree< 10, ps 70 ~.
Mr. v,sss- said thst IL not necessary TO insert
khlrtythr after the figures two hundred which
blurred In all Other parts OF his smcndment and made
! molten 10 that effect
| The s-sssrn remarked II could only be done by
Mr Vsr.s,r tdrmJ q North Carolina objected
Mr. Dr-ra-, (-hn) e MSS. wished 10 speak shout
no s,surdlty cf saying In place thst the Hvuse
- te eonpo~ei of ~ members and In smother 2vo,
! ~, shs Speaker remiaded him that debate vas nos
| n order -
Mr M.CsrR~sNp, (dem) Of Illinois inquired whether
ho sst section of enc dment directing how the
mI~r Of ofreDresentativcs for erch State shall be az
rtsinra W tho Sscrtsry II TIE Interior vs not -
\ tatst "a s~iasa, "
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CHAHlTsroN, May 0, IbJU
The Co.is Of this day announces the loss Of the
bark A. r.. Taft, Boston packet. She had cargo of
3oo tons of ice board and while attempting to
the Charleston bar Sunday afternoon, with strong
southerly wind blowing and high running, she
went sshore the northern breakers. The masts
mmc cdlately cut away and In hour she bilged
The captain and we're with diacuy rescued
There IL but little hopes entertained Of saving either
the vessel cargo The vessel insured for $4,000
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TWO CENTS.

and was now employed in disseminating tas truths Of
the Gospel smons the Iindoos. Aftcr adverting TO
the state OF things in Orssa where there were good,y
number OF Christians at present whose had
been owing under God, to the assistance which had
been afforded by his Society he gave fe interest,"
Ing details OF conversions among the natives ana AM
ncipated the most successful results for the future Ia
borers among them In these details he referred To
sect among the liindoos called the Kunds who ofred
human sacrifices whom they srized carried on for
tnat purpose During the last two years the Britt an
government had saved five hundred victims who had
neen carried away for sacrifice to- the Goddess of tho
Erth ny the exertions which had been m ade by tho
mssonar,s THESE revolving practices had been con
sioeraLy checked and he trusted the day would ar
rive when by the influence OF this and Kindred sooe
ties, they would be entirely put an end to-
Inc resolution was then put to the meeting and
adopted.
Rev. DR. BrrHurE, Of Brooklyn preser,ted the uext
resolution, which was also adopted Tba. the provi-
dence and grace OF God gratefully achnovisdr.d
In the harmony, prosperity and efulnasu Of the 40
ciety during the past quarter Of century aud that
Its future interests joyfuy eonHded to His keep
ing who sees the end from the beginnhs' and
whose mercy endurcth for ever "
resolution for the election of officers was thsn
adopted and the doxoogy having been sung aud ben
ediction pronounced the meeting separated
&C. Several Of the Anniversary reports win bs Sound
on another page
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This gave but little satisfaction 10 those who
witnessed H. The appearances Of Poklon the track, In
contrast With the mare, was enough to induce all
judges OF horse nesh 10 back him; but there we're
number Of those who had heard Of the pints Of the
mare. that would take the odds, and they jumped
eagerly st 100 70 90 ss long was oaerrd and a.
matter ~ ocur-e paid dearly for the information they
lad received under the pledge OF secresy from some
very ssgaeious horse rubber Intelligent trainer.
The rsce rom beginning TO end polk's he might
have broks up In each heat. and lost quarter OF
mite, and then gould have handty. The mare at
times during The r.ce. would show speed; but she
To sum up the In few words POLK led from the
score In toth heats and headed throughout
Tt beet Lsdy Mack L. but an exercising gait him
The second rsce announced 20 come OF for a purse
and stake 81 f1so, me hests best thr~~ IN eve In
hatnses. bctreen Johnson's Colt sni Aras. aii not
tsss risce, ihs f1rmer gsyiog forfeit.
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Another steamboat De.troy.d BY FIRE, &c.

=
The steamer Mustang, lying at the Levee, caught
nre this morning, and before any assistance eouldbe
obt aimed, sho burned TO the waters edge. She
belonged to Stokes Circus Company, and not In
Some of the company lost the greater portion
Of their effects by the disaster.
A quarantine has been established Arsenal
Island
There were but few Of cholera yesterday. Tho
weather u rainy
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.NSw BRuyswrcK, May s. 1850.
The propeller Csyuga into the sloop Helen Jane,
of West Farms Captain Phillips, master aud sunk her
in the Raritan River this place to-day.
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cNASNAh' oss Way o. NV
Mr. Bullock. the late cashier Of the savannah Bank
Georgia who sbreonied four months since taking
With hm about s12s 900 from that institution has ar
rived in custody.
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wiIminsson Def, Election.

WLs,eroy, May =. 1850.
The municipal election Of this city has resulted In
the election of the vhig ticket Annexed the
jorities given In the various wards, for Mayor
S<L~vs. (de.. D,,.~v, f,rkf~l
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Arrival OF the seuthrrnsr.

CHsRLssroS, May s, 1850.
The splendid steamship southsrner. NJ. Berry, com
mandcr from your port. arrived to-day.
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BstrfsoHs, May 8, 1850
The election here TO take Of votes calling
convention, passed OF quietly The vote against IL
very light The result In this city IL follows
For the convention s1J2. against u. 3s2; showing Q
majority I'm favor Of the convention Of T,7uS.
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Court Calendar This Day.
C,tyir CoyRr.-Sos ts7, ell, si3, eiA sis cal, ssR
622, s26 20 GA
cossor ptsss Part Mos 60 ass, es1, est. 60,
0f B. 81, 10l los, 100, i0T 100 Part 2--Nss 60 81
81, GO 100, Iva, -, 100, lgs 40 ia itt tter erafM
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TIE MEETINGS LAST BvESiNe--roLfcB ARRANGE
MESrs, RTc.
The two houses Of worship-ths shiloh Church, cor.
ner Of Marion and Prince stree and the Free Church.
situated In King street, near Hadson-wcre well at
tended last evening By both colored and whites. These
two places being the only designated for public
meetipgs strong intImatiou nifest during the
day, that dineulty would occur Consequently, the
chief Police uEder the directions Of the Mayor ~
well prepsrd for any emergency. AZ an early hour
the Chief had posted st the respective meeting houses
large BODY Of policemen under the command Of their
respective captains. During the evening however,
very strung inclination exhibited isf st the shiloh
church, for . muss;" but the policemen dis
peresd about that the very Fellows Who fet dspo~ed
Tor riot we're trasd 10 commence ss the very NEXT
man 70 him might be policeman. and thus NIP hym
In the bud About ten o'clock The meetings slov, ,fed
aud the multitude wsniei tsci vsy homsy-rcy, Ia
fsnre az Q-ii ta,ss
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sperting Intelligence.

rsio- CouSss, L. I-Pscrse-wrDsssn,r, May s.
Purse and stake s65o two mile heats. under the saddle
J. d. Mcyann entered oh. e. Jas X. Polk. 4
W McRoberts entered r. m. Lady MAXI. 2
Ttrs Ftrff Heat. Secorf Hest.
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wbg council has been elected as well "a the two
following ofncers both whigs;J. r. Robinson, Trcs-
surer, and stephen Body. Alderman.
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The Christianity Of the Nineteenth Century.
THE RELIGIOUS ANNIVERSARY MEETINGS

NEW YORK, A. D., 1850.
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Xxyp,,p,xo Mother IN LAVA man named
rob, v don, who recently eloped with MISS
C,tberine Brown, whose parents reside 10 tne rear
n Congress. 1T having re,urne ard been frequently
beset With upbraidings by "old Mrs Brown," ne on
terribIe beating. which left her in delicious and
yery dangerous condition. He was arrested and
con'mIttsd to isil Boston Transcript
~ Hartford, CT. was visited By very severe
rain storm on Sunday, which lasted about 5 hours,
and during which more rain fell than at any one
Atorm for four years past
~ JUSTIN ELY, an old citizen of West Spring
Held. Mass died on the Goth, aged 70 years.
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The rre,hedlseriiss,on In Oregon.

Letters have been received at the Mission Rooms
ofthe Methodist Episcopal Church in this city from
the Rev Mr. Roberts, superintendent OF the missionb
Of that church IN Oregon which communicate 10.
telligence O! considerable interest. Tee communi.
cation from Mr.. Roberts extends from ths lst 10
the 18th Of June. he says that he had then re.
oeived letters frcm the United States for seven
months and hef
Mrs. Roberts was seriously indisposed, having
received some injury by fall from q horse. Mr..
Roberts reports that laborers are becoming more
scarce and wages higher every day. He can pro-
cure no one 10 do the necessary work around the
mig. NJ prernires and sees no prospect Of relief
b that particular. The Rev Mr.. Parish, mis-.
sienary CT the Methodist Episcopal Church, having
received the appointment Of Indian sub Agent. had
Ief bis rainisteral charge ~ the duties OF
the Office. Mr. Roberts describes the appearance
OF the copnny In Juae &C exceedingly beautiful,
and tracing a. quite geoo. The mail from Ore
gon city was received at Salem where bis letter is
dstsd, regularly every week, and steamer was
daily expected.
Refening more directly 10 the religious condition
ofthe country and the affairs Of the mission under
bis care In Oregon, Mr.. Roberts speaks OF q camp
meeting recently hello az time "of great interest
and profit" and adds that four others are about to
be held He mentions, also the pleasant Christian
Union that exists among the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ministers Of the Protestant Episcopal Church.
preaching At the camp meeting and taking active
part In the devotional exercises.
Tho Oregon Institute 10 efficiently and success
ftIly conducted by Rev. Mr.. Dosne and wife, bat
IN assistant teacher Is greatly needed. A District
6choo has been erected, but no teacher can be OBJ
tanned at less than $l25 per month. More lsborers
from the United States are needed TO occupy the
feld rapidly opening to the mission.
Rev. Mr.. Owens letter includes from the lst 10
The Sta Of July. and relates exclusively 70 bis mis-
hon work. He had heard that the Board were
about 10 send six additional ministers and recon
nspds tho division OF the mission field into two
districts, each embracing nine circuits. The
'rincipal difficulty under which the mission lsbors
. the want of houses Of worship. and residences
DR. tho nissionaries Should any additional help |
each him In August. he would make an exploring |
,ur Of the whole field embraced Ia the proposed |
sDsrg eme ut Of the mission, ard expected 20 take
p coIIsctiors for the parent society
Mr. Owen asks earnestly for scbSoi teachers.
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CORPORATION NOTICES
CnRP0RArI0n NOrIOR.-PubIIc nOtee .hsro-

CORPORATION NOTIOB.-Publlc notice y here
Nby given 10 the owner or owners, occnpen, OI oeco
papm OF ali houses and lols improved or uhlmpf91eo
ispds Affected hereby thai The following Assesmen naye
been completed BIZ The Assessors and are lodged 10 ne OF
See on he Bureau Of Assessments Tor exsmheon oy All
per,ous 10 eresisd, vixi For laying new aud reisynk
IA bdR for crosswsks s NE OF ss
YuurteeTlh-sL East Fifeeuth Of Easi sfloeonL htss
seveneenih and Unonplsce Tue limit Gun go y
,urh As,essmet pcuee ali the several houses ana lo OF
grounc vacant lo pieces and parcels Of lana aned On
bo,h .des of YOurihave. between Esst tnuoel1a tll
So fourtsenh as ,nd on The esstey aide between EaA
Fieeuh and Essi Eisrieenh sis on he westerly sas %
Tn;verIt place between East Fifteenth and hAsi seven
seenh sa On boih sdes OF Broadway between Eat Sew
ente-rih and Esss EigheenGh on The souhery sde u
Es.t Yourieenihsl Between Unlversyp place and urn
ave on he pohey SIDE OF East tOlreenh O. pom sdes
irving place and FIN AL persons whose In
teres are affected by the sOcvenamed Asses, ana
Who are opposed the same, or eher OF them are TO
ouested 10 present their collections 10 writing to me unce
ssned al their Office Hall Of Records, within hiry days
81 1bs date OF th,s Eotice-Ohce Bureau Of AssesE
SAMUEL DE MOTT
FRANCIS NICaOL5OH, Auesiors.
enl7 lot ISAAC VIM SMITH,
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STRKKY DEPAHvMkNT, No. 4 Hall Of Record,
O-Corporsnon Notice.-fne following roues has been
adopted By the Common Council Reso!sed Thai Pter ON
piles be built s the foot OF fweny sxthst Nork River
under the direction Of the Street comm.s1ouer the sad
Pier TO Re three hundred feet 10 length from the bukbad
The westerly side OF Eleventbavs 10 be 40 feet 10
width and that The Street Commissioner give The notice
required BY law 10 be gven the propre.or OF lots Of
lard bng opposite 20 where the said Pier directed TO ne
built 10 unite IN The construction Of tie and 10 bear
e proporaIs OF he coal hereOfAdoped b, tee Board
Of Adtrmsp Aug 1850 acopsd By me Board Of Asss
lsss Auy's 1880; approved bv the Mayor Aug 2 1850
JOHN r DODGE Street c-nRl ssioosr
krstals, Iesg sails.
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uxsthtt,ou of The Industry of all Nations, 1851.
Ata meeting of the Local Committee Tor the
State of New.YorB, appointed BY His Excenency
Gov Biah, at the rooms Of the American Institute
Aug 9th, present, Hon. Luther Bradish' H. T.
Prentice, ESQ Hon. A. Van Bergen, Charles Hen
~ Hull and B. P. Johnson. Absent, Hon. James
TaIlmsdge, Hon. VIM. Buel and A. Chandler, ESQ.
On motion of Mr.. Johnson, Hon LUTHER BRAD
isH was appointed Chairman of the Committee;
on motion Of Hon. A. Van Bergen, B. 2. johnson
wss appointed Secretary Of the Committee.
On the suggestion Of the Chairman the Commit
tee directed circular to be issued to the citizens Of
this State.
Mr.. Johnson submitted the draft Of a circular and
M Halls suggestions IN relation to the articles Of
exhibition, which were referred, with power, to
Mr. johnson and Mr. Prentice to revise aud pre-
pare for publication, with the name Of the Com
mittee.
On motion OF Mr. johnson, Resolved, That the
Chairman Of the Committee be requested 70 cores
pond with the Regents Of the University OF this
State who have under their charge the Cabinet OF
Natural History Of the State, and request Of them
to farnish for the exhibition a cabinet of minerals
representing the Geological Mineral character OF
cur State.
IN mOticD, AeSOtDt0, Auat Oo OOhiuttsSc ntoo'
at Albany on the show grounds of the New. Yorh
State Agricultural Society on Friday the 9th o.
September at IL A. NJ. and that our citizens who
feel an interest in this great exhibition be 70
qaested to be present.
The meeting will be held under the Society
TENT and the Committee will examine such article
n may be upon the gro inds which are designed
fcs exhibition in London
Rssolved, That the Committee will hold meet
be ut the rooms OF the American Institute 35
Broadway, New.York on Thursday the 18th Of DC
tober during the Fair Of tho Institute
The Committee viii then examine all the article
that may DO presented 70 them, and designed 70
the Exhibition in London.
The Committee decided, shat persons designin
% exhibit articles must have them presented 70
examination at the places which viii be designate
In the Circular, on or before the lst Tuesday
December next
Resolred, That the proceedings Of this meetin
DO published, and that the press be requested I
give it notice in their columns.
l.. BKADIsH, Chairman
n. r. JOHNSON, Secretary
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SUPREME COUR1.-Elas II. MAN against Wihams Nam aud
SReuben Ma-summons for demand on contract Co
not ITO the each Of them You are hereby
required the complaint this action which
7h August l5O filed the Office Of the Cers Of The
City and County New York at the City Hall The City OF New
YORK. and copy Of your 70 the said complaint on
the .ub.crbers Office No. Wal said within
twenty days the Of this you, exclusive Of
the SERVICE and m 10 answer the sad complaint
within the time aforesaid the pIta this action will take ludg
mnt ou the Of thousand and four hundred dol
lars with from the eighth day OF June thousand eh
hundred and fy beside the costs OF this aon-Dted August H.
1900 WIGHIhAN CLARK, PMntn . Attttx.sys
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rOrICE.-Publicnotic Ia here

CORPORATION Ofl CE.-ruonenone 70 mere mere
Nby given the owner or owuers, occupant or occu-
p.nts OF ali houses and o improved or unimproyet .ndA
sfected thereby The following a,tsfsmenn have been
CON peted by the Ass,os and are lodged n o9 once Of
the 6ureau Assessments for exsminaroni y al persons
interested viz: For building sewer 10 fnrtyhrsta
nom sewer IN Lexington sy to point 100 esl "es Of
Yhird sy The limits embraced by such sssessnensincude
All The several houses and lots Of ground vacant o 0ecss
and parcels Of land situated on both sces Of Terry hr'
street between Third and Lexington avenues, Ma 90
he eastery side OF Lexing IORayenuo between fhr.
ueta and Thiftysecond streets. AL persons Whoae
interests are affected by the above named assessments
are requested 10 present their objections In wiring TO The
undersigned, ct tnef Office, No Hall OF re- Wltan
thrtv dsys from the date OF this mott Office Bureau OF
Issessme uts Street Department Auguil ~ 1850.
SAMUEL VI. DE MOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON Assessors.
.ni1 tOt ISAAC Wh SMITH,
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Mr.. CLAY AND THE BUFFALoNIANs.-The great
Kentucky statesman having been invited to Visit
Buffalo on bis return homo from Congress, replied
to Mayor Smith as follows:
BELLE VUE, NEWPORT, August y.
DEAR SIR IL have the honor 70 acknowledge
the receipt Of your favor OF the 18th inst transmit
ting the Resolutions adopted by the Common Coun'
Gil and the Incidental proceedings, inviting me on
my return from Congress to Kentucky to VISIT the
city Of Buffalo.
As have not determined on the route By which
! shall 90 home, | am unable to say positively
whether can accept the invitation or no..
Should take that by Buffalo, 1t will AFFORD me
great pleasure 10 meet, and exchange friendly sat
utations with you, and my other fellowcitizen' OF
that city.
Whether / shall have that qualification or not,
offer an expression of my grateful acknowiedg
ments for the invitation and for the f1tering termx
in which you, aud several OF the Aldermen, were
pleased kindly to speak OF me.
There are occasions when the great interests
and the safety Of our country require an oblivion OF
all party differences, and united devotion OF our
best exertioDs to the security and preservation OF
our Union.
We are in suclra crisis at this moment, and am
happy to be able.to declare that / have witnessed
among my Democratic fellow citizens, as pure aud
patriotic disnterestedpess as has been manifested
by any other party in the country.
am, with great respect u o1Av
Your otedien, servant ID. CLAi'
u. X SMITH, Esq &C. &c. &c
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CORPORATION NOTICE. = Public nones /.
NheTeDJ given 10 the owner or owneIf ~
cnnsnts Of an houses and lots improved or
I,no, affected thereby, that the following "a rosnS,
have been completed by the Assessons a 1 ~
W. Iii nersops ipteres sd For kegusu1g ana graz
5s Eigbnehsirosr from Second 70 ,Sa a sas .v
III houses and oIs Of ground vacant ols pieces and
percels Of land situated on both sides OF
ksweep Second and Third Avenues and on the eattery
sde OF Thid.hvenue between Seventy NinIn and EiEh
6rs streets All persons whose interests are aoecied by
The sboye named Assessments and "ho are opposed 20
The Same or either OF hem requested 10 prefens lner
obectjops 10 writing the undersigned a. their osce
No Hall Of Records within thirty days rom me date VI
ri. noIice SAMUEL II. DE MOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assesfofs-
ISAAC WIN SMITH,
Office Bureau OF Assessments, Street Department. Al
gust IL, 1850. sui lOt
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A clergyman. Rev James R,sers, a graduate Of
the Wesleytn University, teaches school OF more
than thirty scholars, by which he realizes prob!
Of moro than two hundred dollars per month. IL
ia in conte mplstion to found University the Board
here having resolved upon sending out comPe-
tent teacher; also to establish book concern,
embracing the issue Of weekly periodical. dc.
Owen speaks confidently also, OF the ability
Of the mission Church In California themselves 20
support any ministers Of the right sort whom the
Board may send out. His words are" You need
not give yourselves any unessiness about their
support"
Me.srs. Owen and Taylor aud their ia Miles
were in excellent health and are much pleased
with their field of labor. Com. Advertiser'
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our Ns CHRISTOPHER MORGAN, Secretary of State.


sHsAurs OTricE, August 20, 1870
hereby certify that the correct copy OF the n1cs the
Election be held Tuesday succeeding the hrst Monday
November received this day rom the Hon Christopher nor
gsn Secretary Of state THOMAS CARNLEY,
sherf0fthe City and County ofNew YORK.
NIB Alihe public newspapers within this County will please
ph each week until the election aud send IN
the the election IS over
they laid before the Board Of Supervisors and passed Tor
navm.pt au2i lawte w
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CORPORATION NOTICE ! aoLe notes i' nsrs-
INV given TO the owner or owne' occupant " 49,
sssred thereby that the following ateeSnenu have oeea
by The Assesor aud are Jed IN me once OF
intere.ted viz: For tagging sidewalk In fhry.dx
between Eighth and NilIh ava The Limits enoIaceo ~
h nj include all the several no0fes ana lo OF
onns vacant lois pieces and parcels OF land suaed on
boh sides Of Thiy.stxlh ct between Elen,n ana nln.
AM persons whose interests are arectsd oy NE above
We. ..ss.smepts and who opposed TO the same or
eiber Of them requested 70 present insr
% within thirty days from the date o! this nouee or
eoIo p,,ssn OF kssessments Street Department August u
1850. ssaas.SCts NICGoiSoN Asses.ors
AHA, ISAAC WIN SMITH,