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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-07-26

Frederick the Grea, was very fond OF
dispu,a'i"n; hut he generally terminated
the discussion bv coIlaring his antagonist
and kicking him; very few Of his que sis
were disposed to enler the arena against
him. One day when he was more than
usually disposed tor an argument. he asked
onr OF his suite why he did not venture TO
express IN opinion on some particular guess
ton.
"Il is impossible. your Majesty" was
The reply. ITO express an opinion before a
sovereign wha has such strong convictions,
and who wears such thick boots"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-07-26

BnoT>l-Mrs. Swi<>helm, Of the Pitts
burg V,sror. is gong t" get pair u: boots.
She says:
.'rhe only par, Of g"ntemnn's wnrd.
robe W" cove, j. bonis. md wo intend t"
have a pair. aud ", ar them, to-"
We recommend her to get pair Of long
lcgg d ones. and wear them in the Arkau.
sas style. with her dress inside Of them.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-07-26

sCTs We are requested to state that the
Athens Brass Band vii! give Concert. on
the evening of Wednesday. the l4'h of Au.
gust, for he benefit Of the Methodist
Church, at this place.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-07-26

Col. Hardy, WIN commanded the Krn-
iuckians al tardenas, has published re-
porl in which he denouncss Lopez as hav.
ing grossly deceived the people. and states
tina, he possesses n" qualifications as a
leader, and that he had no friends 10 any
part Of Cuba.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-07-26

Men may lose much by being too com
munica,ive in their matters Of business
The great laconic philosopher. Shrik'e,
says-"Keep shady; and if you see a quar-.
tel on the ground, pu, your foot on IT,"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-07-26

SIZE OF PARADIsE.-Col. Chesney,
who commanded an expedition sen, a
few years back. BY the British Gov.
eminent. to explore the Euphrales,
has introduced into his narrative re-
Gently published. specuIations on the
probable site Of Paradise, which. he
believes he has satisfactorily ascer.
tanned to be Central Armenia; and
1.-THE Land Of Eden," is there actually
laid down on The index map. He
Identifies theHalays and Araxes. whose
sources exist within a shor; distance
OF the Euphrates and Tigris, with the
Pisgon and Gihon Of Scripture, while
he considers the country within the
'1alys as the land of Havilah, and
that which borders on the Araxes. as
the remarkable and much disputed
territory of Cush.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-07-26

The Nashville American snys the cho'e-
"a is pretty bad in the neighborho"d of
Whites Creek. 4 number of the workmen
st Whi,eman's pa per mill have died.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-07-26

The roNT"Y PRIsn>ERs The Nn'i"na
In'el,pcnc'r. ut 1hur.hav. >ss: ave IN.
dersland, md take great PLEASURE IN an-
at onlny. and in whose behalf our Gov.
eminent had ,nrerpns"d. have been released
BY the .pun,sl, authorities from their pris'
ons IN Havana. aid that they may soon
be- expected in ,h" United States. This IN,
telIigencc will be gratifying TO good men "a
bn,ll Countries. inasmuch as it will remove
the cloud which hung for awhile over their
amica bic relations.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-07-26

THE TALLEsT KIND OF A LIE.-We
have been informed that some persons about
Chattanooga are very indus'riously employ.
ed in telling travellers that there nre n"
C ,aches on the line between Dalton and
Knoxville. 1t is a deliberate fnlsehOod,
and intended to impose upon travelers.-
The object is to induce persons for the up
per country to wait at Chattanooga until
they can get passage on the steamboat
that is occasionally trying to get up and
down Tennessee river. Sevcra! passengers
lef, Ii boat at BARS Ferry on Monday,
and took the sage to KNOXVILLE. saying
they had been told at Chattanooga there
were no stages running on the line. The
fact is, four horse coaches are running all
the way through from Knoxville to Da ton.
end from Dalton to Knoxville. dally-good
teams and careful drivers, and the route
,roverses healthy and beautiful section ct
country, and there are good public houses,
with attentive and gentlcmanly Landlords.
on the road. |: is true. before the change
was made to Ia ton ,h.re was nothing run
ming between fuckers and Chattanooga but
"brenk wagon" but it was SIMPLY be-
cause the road was so bad that nothing hut
a .break," or the "Cha'tanooga Omnibus"
could get over it. But the coaches are
running through daily, in due time, since
the change.
Will the Chattanooga papers do the con-
tractors h.justice to contradict the false
hood which is said to be circulating about
their town?
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-07-26

II is stated that a gentleman named Har.
RS, residing IN Cypress street, was enoea
voring 10 save an infant in the third story
Of house at the great FIRE in PhIadel.
phia when the explosion took place. and
he was blown out Of The window with the
child 10 his arms, and alish,ed upon the
ground unhuri.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-07-26
ATHENS, FRIDAY, JULY go, 1850.

G5- w. Thomson, is the authorized
agent for the "Post,f in the city CT Balti'
more, Md.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-07-26

etNo letter or paper mail from South of
Dalton yesterday.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-07-26

Gen. Jno Bell, Democrat. has beer
elected Secretary OF State. for the State o
Mississippi. by majority Of about ninet,
votes over Quackenboss. wing.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-07-26

ACES OF PREsIDENrs.-The following
are the ages Of the Presidents on quitting
their Offices: Washington retired 10 his
66,h year; John Adams, &c; Jefferson. &c;
Madison. &c; J. @. Adams, Zone ierm) 62;
Jackson. 20; Van Buren,, SO; Harrison.
died. 6e; TYLER. retired. SIS; Polk, 81; Tsy-
lor, dee, 66.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-07-26

Mrs. SpeckIes says that the hest vegeta-
hi" p'i' thai has ye, been invented is an
appl" dunr For destroying a qua wing
4, the ''o'nach. They are The vnIy pills 10 be
ct oil relied on.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-07-26

Mr.. FILLMoRE's CABINET.-The Tele.
graph workers, East. made up a Cabinet
for Mr.. Fillmore and sent the names of
the gentlemen composing it along the wires
to Charleston, on the 18th. OF course The
announcement, produced quite sensatlon'
and the Charleston Mercury forthwith com.
mcnceG a critical discussion Of the merits
and qualifications Of the gentlemen report
said the President had called around hun
as his constitutional advisers. AS none ct
them happened TO be dwelers beneath the
Palmetto Banner. they were taken up, on"
by one dsscctet pretty much ate. the style
in which Webster Gu, up Parkman, and dis
pno in a manner quite charac' erls'ic ut
the Mercury. But unfortunately for the
editor Of tina, liberal sheet, it turned out to
be honx. and that no appointments had
oeen made, and his labor of love was lost.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-07-26

SIEGULAR.-There has just been born
al Emo Town, Ind. female child with a
perfect mark Of the cross or crucIfx on her
breast. The mark Is large and distinct.
extending each side regular 10 the arm
pits, and down 10 the navel. The mother
Is a Catholic.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-07-26

BUSINESS REvIvING.-Three wagons in
Town on Thursday.-Nash. Paper.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-07-26
New YoRK, july lS

II reported a, Boston to-day, that Pro.
fessor Webster is 10 be hung 10 October
next.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-07-26

0,-See Advertisement of Linn. Smith g.
Co. Wholesale Druggists, Market street.
Philsdelplls. IN ioday's paper.
Also, advertisement OF Jas. Melcalfe g.
Co.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-07-26

Frowns blight Dung children, as frosty
nights blight young plants.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-07-26

EDITORIAL CHANGE.-E. G. EASTMAN.
Esq. has retired from the editorial chair oi
the Nashville Union. and is succeeded by
H. M. WArEKsoN, Esq. Mr.. Eastman has
heen connected with the newspnp per press Of
this State for a number of years, anG has
acquired the reputation Of being ON" Of the
ablest editors IN Ia" country. He has ser
we'd hIs pnr'y with tie utmost zeal "n'
fdeIry. md 10 parting with h,m it l"se>
one nf it's mos, talented champions. II y.
no dispa rngemrn, to his snrcr>~nr TO say
that his plac" at III" Union will mt b" an>h
" filled IL Whn'ev"r pursuit M. Enstu,a'
may hereafter engage W. WISH hun 'N"'
lnrg, st amount &c success. and pr"sp"rry
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-07-26

A MINISTER KNOCKING H1MsELr
OUT OF HIS OWN PULpIT.--A Sabbath
or two ago. in small church not a
hundred miles from the SoIwav, a
young preacher Of Herculenn ability,
physical and mental, was approaching
the climax of one of his Roman bursts.
of eloquence. when the front of the
pulpit. which had for half an hour
been treated most cruelty, suddenly
gave way. and the earnest and strik-
ing preacher, to the great consterna-
'ion of the audience. and the still
greater horror of the precentor, was
pitched headIong half wav up the
area Of the church. The preacher
escaped with few Sigh, bruises. hut
the poor precentor. we are sorry to
state. was severely injured. Good
hopes, however, are now entertained
of his recovery.-Dumfr,es Courier.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-07-26

TER.NS.-s2 year, payable mithin M M
months iron, Tie time Of subscribing: S2,5om
6montIs,or S3at The erpiratio" q me year.
~ No paper discontinued until al arreaf-
ages are paid, except al the option Of me fuo-
i5her.
For Announcing the names Of candidates Jor
efice 81, Cask.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-07-26

Worse AND WoRsE.-Some of the Gin.
cinnaIi women have got TO tight drinking.
Says the Despatch:
Contemporaries prevails to a greater ex.
tent IN The city a, the present lime than
evpi known before; many females. even,
indulge 10 excess-Scarcsly a day passes
that there is moi from one To five taken TO
the hospital lahoring under delirium ire.
mems or mama potu. This is, indeed
a shocking picture.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-07-26
WASHINGTON. July 10.

Office seekers are arriving nv scores, I'M
der the impression thar Mr.. Fillmore will
pi-c, the Democratic clerks FROM the De-
pArlmenis.
The general impression still is. that
should the Compromise bill he defra'ed,
the President IS III then submit hls plan.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-07-26
LOUISVILLE, July Is, 1850


Ia the U. s. Senate yesterday, Mr.. Web
sier introduced bill to erect monument
10 Gen. TAYLOR in the Congressional bury
ing grounGs-passed.
The omnibus bill was taken up-Mr
Webster having the floor, continued, say
ing that The longer delay was made the
longer the agitation on thi question would
he KEEP, up.
The House was engaged IN committee
1T the whole on the New Mexico election
case. Committee report adverse to Mr.
Smith, delegate from New Mexico, 10 TAKE
a seat.
Galveston papers Of the 10Th inst. mems
tion meeting held and resolutions pas
Sod to enforce The jurisdiction OF Texas in
New Mexico. Steps were also taken to
raise volunteers for Santa Fe.
Some sickness prevails at Washington.
This, and the cholera accounts from the
wes'. induces the opinion that Congress
will soon adjourn.
The compromise bill. with some allera-
tons, is progressing favorably.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-07-26

Within a few hours Of the late
Presidents death the saddening inteIli.
gence of that event had penetrated
into the remotest sections of the coun.
try. and beyond it's limits; for it was
announced at Haitian early on the
morning after it occurred. And from
all quarters it has elected one uniform
response Of grief and regret. News.
papers Of every political creed come
to US in the sombre aspect of mourn.
ing. The asperities of craftsmanship
are forgotten in the view of The com.
mon calamity. In his life General
Taylor was for the while country;
and in his death the whole country
unites in acknowledging his virtues
and dep'oring his loss.-Journal of
Commerce.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-07-26

By table of the letters advertised
in the city of New York since the
commencement of the present system
OF cheap postage. it appears that. on
an average, about one third OF such
letters are disposed Of; but there are
enough drop.letters, and letters refus.
ed. to make up this third, so that
about the same number is returned to
The Dead Letter Office. The postage
on these. at the average of seven
cents. (which is below the mark.)
amounts to $4,000. which is entirely
lost to the Department, and there il
the added expense of four cents per
letter for advertising. making the total
loss to the Department s6I 900, or
thereabout. This Gt is remarked by
the New York Courier) might be
avoided by compelling the prepay.
ment OF letters. or by making a differ.
ence in the rates between paid and
unpaid letters.
'Papa, what is humbup7" Parent
(,cih deep dra,rn sigh)-.'It i.. my dear,
when your mamma pr"tends to be very
fond OF me, and puts no buttons on my
shirt"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-07-26

Speaking Of ro,oan's rights-'hey wonl'
make good Judges. for while Whiting 70
the verdict of jury they could emplo!
their tune in hemmng sheets. or maxim!
peiiicoats-says old Single.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-07-26
For the Athens Post.
ERoMATnEsEAr HAIL, }
II tn r,,il Il.. toSn >

Hiwassee College. July l6, 1860 {
Intelligence having been received of The
death OF Mr.. 8. e. Steele, member Of the
Eromalhesean Society, NJ ss,s. d. NJ. Kew,
K. J. Casteel, and J. II. Patton, on mo.
non, were appointed Commiilee 10 repo,t
an expression OF The feelings of the Society.
in regard TO this melancholy event, who
reported the following:
Again has the sleTn sporler invaded our
quiet circle. The deadly shaft has flown
respected member OF our Society is The
victim. With sorrowful hearts. we ar.
called On 10 mourn The loss OF friend. and
drop tear on The grave Of a bother,
SAMUEL FILLMORE STEELE is no morei-
That voice which, in days gone bv. was
heard IN our Hall. is now hushed in Tho
silence OF death. and The fires of neTnet.
Gus heart have been quenched in the night
OF the tomb! Bu' nur sorrows ate cbas.
tened by the reflection hat he whose pre-.
mature loss we deplore. has left behind
him name his friends will ever dpleh, ID
honor. In all the rela'lons Of life he has
sustained respectable posi'ion. FL was
a palr'olic and upright ciIzpn, an ardent
and 'nAexihle fIirnd.a kind and devoted
son. and an afpciIonaie brother. Young;
hu0Yani and generous; he who babe fair Id
become an ornament 10 sorie,v. has been
cut down on the Threshold of life, and al
though this mysterious dispensat,on of ad
Allwse Providence NAV he unsearchabl
by US. ye, II behooves US TO how with hum.
bic submission to the stroke, with the full
consciousness Of its perfect justice.
Resotved, That we deeply and sincerely
sympa'hse with the mother anG friends Of
Mr.. Steele, in the irreparable loss they have
sustained, and in the affective stroke which
hss deprived them oil one who was the
pride OF the presen. and the hope of aftet
life.
RESOLVED, That the members OF the
Eroma'hescan Society wear the usual
badge Of mourning for thirty days.
Rssolred That The Secretary be instruc.
ted to furnish copy of this preamble and
resolutions to the mother OF the deceased;
and also to the Athens Post for publication:
NJ. w. BELER, Speaker.
JOHN P. SMITH, Sec.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-07-26

THE GALPHIN CLAIM.-The Galp' in bu.
sInrss has been a perfect God send 10 the
Democratic editors. We receive gnod
mnny Democratic exchanges. and we think
hey have ench averaged about ten columns
weekly of "GaIph,n" editorials, during n
pr'i"d Of more than six months. Con.r-
quen,ly their readers are well posted up i"
tn" bu.lness-or rnthcr, they have had ad-
mlnisiPred 10 them any amour, Of lies.
mixed up with the smallest possible guam.
rity of ruth. TIL" Galphin claim may have
bcen o just me. or It may motif just.
there has been no fraud perpc,rn,ed npon
the country in paying it. principal and in
,presi, M matter INTO whose hands it Ind
fallen, or how large the amount involved
II the claim was not valid one. it was H
fraud upon the country to allow either prin
cipnl or interest, and in tina, cnse Demo'
cratic Cabne. committed The frs, fraud.
and set IN" precedent fnr the one that fo'>
"W'". we pTf>utnt 'U'Te ~ H'I NV ~
the pn''tirpl tnn.tils now making 90 much
noise about the Galphin claim. and tho
SEA lphin Cabinet" AZ they Witty style
it, who would not, if he had a claim for any
amount agains, his ne,ghbor, exact interest
to the ulterm"s, far'hng.
For a period Of sixteen yenrs under De-
mocratic administrations there were innu.
,nerahle frauds and pccuIa'ions pracliced
upon the government. without elicling any
very special displays from many of those
who are now so loud in their denunclati"ns
Of the Galphin business. and the only m
ference from their present course ~. TINT
they are deeply impressed with the belief
tina, it was perfectly right for their own par
~ to pluck any amount from tn" public
Treasury. while i, is dnmning offence FOR
the Wings TO take a few thousands. We
bee lea We TO dissent from this npinon-,he
Wings have just ns much right to steal the
peoples money az the Democrats, and il
will take good many GHlphn claims to
put them or footing O. equality with their
Democratic friends in that respect.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-10

ONN0TICk.-Puoiic nouce here
Wy given 10 lheowner or owners OF
of aud lots i'm unmproyed lands encc
ed thereby the following assessments have 7en COM
peted by the Assessors and are lodged 10 me once OF te
Rn,eu Of Assessments for examination by all persons In
t-resed viz: For regulsng and paving setting and re-
setting curb ard gutter and tagging sidewalks IN I"eny'
,evenlb street between Frat ana Second avenues fne
ni, embraced by such assessment include all she several
houses and OF grouud vacant o' pieces ana parces
on both sd IS OF wenty seventh street De
tween Pin, and Second avenues. All persons whose IN.
teess are set by the above named sss,ment' and
who are opposed the fame either OF tnen are re-
oue,led 10 present their objections IN writing to inc Under
signed al their Office No Hall of Records, within thirty
DAYS from The date Of this notice ,,o-
FRANCIS NICHOLSON Atiessors.
ISAAC VIM. SMITH,
Office Bureau OF Assessments Street Department. Augu'
g. 1880. au9 Tvs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-10

Carmen no, renewing their Licenses the above days
viii be considered having resigned, and her Numbers
given 10 the hrai applicants
~ Licenses viii not be RENEWED under any cireum.
stances After u % month OF August
TITLE VII. GENERAL PRovIsIoNs-tExhactl
SEC NO Cart Truck DrIy whether loaded or otoer'
vse ard not poyed in the transportation Of goods for
hire or wages and hikmans Cart shall be oIVsn on
used in any street. lane or public place In me Cy
Of New YORK; without having the name OF The owner here
painted with black paint upon white eIouna on nc
square OF the AFTER part Of the shan OF such Carl TucL OF
Dray plainly 10 be seen under penalty OF five DOLLARS,
sued for and recovered from The owner or owners OF
drivers thereof severally and respectively.
The following rues are 10 be observed By the CArunea;
lst Each Carr must have the number NEWLY and PLAIN.
IY painted with black oil paint II fgures = inches 10
length upon white ground, or the square OF the Aef paI
Of the shan on each aide.
ID Zach Crman, on The day designated for bis CASA
appear with his horse and cart Al wesi side OF The
PARK ranging In single line along Broadway, between
Chambers and Murray giving space around each In
order the Superintendent or Inspector may examine
the numbers and condition OF The Carts, &c
Sd Each CArtman musi produce bis present License In
order hat IL may be renewed
By order. ASHER TAYLOR. First karIhL
New-York, Mayors Once, July 20 1850. jy3l iAg25
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-10
COAL.
ANTHRACITE COAL.

ANTHRACITE COAL.
nLACK HEATH, WHITE Ash, and fescs
Dorchsrd Red Ash Goal, OF all sizes, and AL rom ns
lands Of Forest improvement COMPANY p.lss,u,'
ue' "-N CHS A. HEKsCHER, Psouih-st
ie2O 2meod up ".u.
= IysRPOOi, ORREL COAL now landing ifon
L. pacEet,hip Patrick Henry IN pIme oroer ana seec'
ca eAPie'''' w. JAMES l. WORTH,
Hueu "a Broad way and cor. Fourth and Thompson sta
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-10
n1nrIOE TO OARTMEN TO RENEW I'll 81

I<IicENsEs-EIuscn from a Law 10 Requisite C,rn
and CHmen: ,-u -. - -. -,
SIC All Licenses 10 Csrtmen shall expire on he s,i
Monday OF July after the cate Ihereot
SEC Every person on receiving his License ~ Can
rsn shall p.v 10 the ayor for the Of The City, the
sum Of Two Dollars and Fhy Cents and upon the renew
Al Of any Carmsns License such person shall pay, ~
Aforesaid the sum OF Fifty Gents
10 renew their Licenses the Mayors Once City Hall to
con- menoe on THU RsDAf the ls day Of August 1880 81
10 O'Clock A NJ ard continue daily between 10 and
int Gnilo,ging order:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-10
STREBr DEPARTMENT, No Il.

S-CoTporstIon Notica-Publc noice 10 hereby gyon
,h., inc GLOWING petitions have been presented to Me
pcsrc Of A,s tani Aldermen To gag sidewalks In fnir
,senth, from Ninth 10 Tenth To regulate and pave
sbirtieh.sL from Seventh 10 Broadway Personsnier
,ss having objections thereto requested TO presenI
bsm in vTipg 10 the undersigned at hts Office on or be-
so,s me i'm dsy Of Augusi inst JOHN 7. DODGE,
ln1u,t7 1850 sueet Somhssiono''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-10

~ORPORTJON NOTICE.-Puble notice Is hereby
y given 10 The owner occupant or occupants
Of houses and lots. improved or unimProsed lsnas AZ
scied thereby Thai lie following assessments have been
eted by the Assessors and lodged 10 ne once oi
The Bureau OF Assessments for examination Oy al persons
Ter stones In Thirty hrss between the sghin and MINI
avenues The limits braced by such assessment lnelude
M he houses add ots OF ground vacant lots pieces
and parcels OF land both sides Of TnlrIy a.
between Eighth and Ninth avenues. All persons whose
Interest. AT affected by Ite ABOVE named assessments and
who are opposed Ihe same, or either OF men, are re-
ouested 10 their objections In writing TO me nnder-
signed at their Office No hall Of Records, WlInm lnfy
DAYS from the date OF this notice
SAMUEL H. DE MOTIF
FRANCIS NICHOLSON Assessors.
ISAAC WIN SMITH
Office, Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department Au-
rust 9, 1850 au5 IO1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-10

SsTREET DEPARTMENT., No. 4 Hal OF Records.
S-CoTporatiOn Nonce.-Puoie nouce 10 n-reoy gNen
ri he following resolution has been presented 70 re
pos,s Of Assistant Aldermen: 20 repair tbs 10
CS tonber.s A. from Hudson 10 Beecker SIS Persons m
,s,,ed having objections thereto are requested 70 pre-
ssnttbsp in whiting the undersigned a nI once on or
Oeioie , I, is5S Street Comm sstousr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-10

of an order the Surrogate oithe County Nv
H. ,fce hereby gwen al persons nasnf etls ''
yITTiAM KEVAN Ate Of city Of Ne" lgfA' !" ~
- 80 M vouchers thereof % the sloscrO-f A. -
sgrc. 40 e04 Broadvay, the ely Of New or. .. OF ~ %
Tin cay Of Janussl WILLIAM KEyAN. Executor
lao LyH la"om-oi ''-