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l love thee LONDON for Thy msny men,
And for Thy mighty deeds and scsaes osglory.
For al gres, thoughts and things into thy story
Drain ihemseiyes-of the heart or hssd. or pea
love thee In all hou'si the mos, though, when
The busy heart Of universal man
Seems 'hrohbing ihroughthes without pause or plan
Yet hsPly well, to COPS ALLOWING ken.
Thou SIT The greatest thing on the earth's face
Iiti man hath made; thou sri wha, man can do:
Look on IL Lord aud greater Il With Thy grace
Hundreds Of strnes therein are Thine too few,
LEI Tue world worship Con, ye cities bow
ARD 1881 ard lowest, ,hou proud London thou
lou VIII agree with me, think, that the conclu
sion Of our poet though beautifully orthodoxy IA
somewhat mPoteb'. Tie prophet poet has VET To
announce himself who shall lead us out Of m,
ooAes OF CIVILIZATION INTO the freedom Of divine liz
Mr. Bailey IS pretty well known in vour CON,
munity by his poem Of "Festus,r a work which
cannot be read and forgotten. He has recently mt
forth smaller volume entitled "Tbe kneel
Word, beautifully printed and bousd in bloa sn5
gold, and dis enbelhshed BY a coarse Wi on
CRAVING IN the angelic fashion Of Romisb bo,Ls
when the author places on the ttlepase "Bv
rhhlP James Bailey: Author OF 'Festus =" il Is
our duty to warn our friends that there is some
mistake The old question OF personal identity we
eennot now enter upon, but certainly the PbiIio
bAhey VINO helped US thought-ward by his Festas.
Is nos Tue same Philip Bailey who endeayons ~
Sohsoie Us Win THIS presentation from the Angel
ord. An appeal from Philip druok 10 pniIio
sober could not lead to DEGREES more vnried w
certainly prefer the celestial IDEAS Of the esrtblv
Characters IN the Festus to the terrestrial ssnsi
ments OF the heavenly characters 10 The Ancsl
ord. But, diihealt as it may be 10 forget f15 a
moment the plenitude 0f deep thought and rieh
imagery with which Fectus abounds throughout
we must permit The present work to be iusSad H.,
It's own merits. No man IS bound to be sIwsvs IL
the same mood, nor equally happy in expressioa
The Angel World is written In smooth ana g..
ant blank verse, and seems designed 10 give /,
view Of the Christ dispensston a. seen f,o,, 49,
but after patieEt perusal aad with high exnsc,.
ton and higher wish % find some new thoarhs,
some magnetic letting down from the 49,
Word, We confess TO sad disappoin.ment n, :.
altogether avSive to orthodoxy, which scsrc.iv
for once permits the swelling bosom to burst lurtb
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1.-TWO GENTLEMEN AND THEIR WIVES
II can he accommodated with choice OF rooms and
board IN a family residing al go East Broadway near
Cnnion.st my29 lws
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rE'O LET, WITH BOARD-ln private family an
unsrDished font and back paIlOr ON The hrsl door.
Apply al 10 Bleekerst. my293r
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BOARDING.

DOARDING.-A gentleman and his wife, and or
ID single gentlemen can he accommodated with agreea
bic apartments with fun or partial board, by applying 81 q
McDougai-st Location In very respectable neignbor-
hood ard the Bieekerst Use OF stages References
given ard required my2g 81
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when the argument touches the pocket There
will be conference" in Dublin by and by;
Priests and Presbyterian Ministers, hymen Pro-
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PADDY IN THE PooR.HoUsE"

"fADD1 The fOOH-dOl
An amusing Jeu d'esprt with this title has at
tracted notce-intended, mainly, as q satire on the
Political Economy worship of the Commissioners,
that insist upon the inmates being idle lest there
should be interference with the law that regulates
supply and demand in the regular market. Not to
disturb this by working at their trades Pat and
Judy are hard put to it to ST. up the time. Among
the contrivances you may be sure, in ireland, re-
ligion comes into play Such is the love for souls
among the paupers, and zeal among the chaplains,
that thirds of the time Of the guardians is occu
pied 10 taking cOgniZance OF attempts 10 prOseyte
This is especially so in Dublin. One poor devil
gets in among knot OF Catholics, and they squeeze
him-aiter the manner Of the wild elephant be.
tween the two tame ones, in India-tlu he wishes
to get bis changed the register to the other
side, Another is wheedled with the prospect Of
getting out, and a situation through some stau,ch
guardian by two or three honey Tipped disciples of
Knox or Wesley. The Protestant chaplain got
leave to have the assistance Of reader and he
fixed upon one 50 powerful in lungs and voice that
lie made every Catholic in the Ward hear the
Bible, in-ss they say in Scotland-"the deafest
lug IN his head The Priest got permission for
some votaries b repeat the Rosary for some old
blind Catholics and they sang out to the great an
hoy ance Of some stiff Protestants. And then, an
appeal 10 the Guardians for redress OF grievances
and then debate loud, long and stormy" words"
but only words-"drawn swords" Aud then the
Commissioners deliberate on the resolutions of the
Guardians, and issue their edicts. And then the
Press-maybe IL does not. according to its favorite
side, discuss dissect and censure. So that our
idle poor, after all, give employment to others, If
others wont give work to them. TELESCOPES.
Il. S.-The Presbyterian Synod Of Belfast has
jest resolved to step out of its usual line, and petit
ton Parliament in favor of tenantright Though
not strictly Ecclesiastical il is intimately connect
ed with the moral and social improvement Of Ire
land.
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VtTANTED-In q small family. respectable Engiish
w woman she must be good cook, washer snd ironer
Apply asa Grand-st between the hours OF and M
uy22 isf
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object aimed at by those Socialists who are consd-
cred SO revolutionary. But it is certain that the
complaints which are heard, even in England will
prevent other countries from adopting the method
OF free trpde.
The United States do not appear to have anv
tendency in this direction Aud as to France we
nave Just seen Blanqui, Michel Cheyalier, Wo.
iowsk, Leon faueher, condemned as anarchists
by the General Congress OF Agriculture
mus ingiandis found on n side which has bth
erto not been anticipated involved in an economi.
cal position, from which it cannot extricate itself
without difficulty.
Other troubles are making their appearance
The abrupt termination OF the affairs OF Greece
during the protested negotiation of Lord Palmer
ston under the mediation OF France, has caused
great dissatisfaction TO two powers-France. the
mediating power and Russia, which indirectly
sustained the French mediation. TIE Russian
Embassador was not present at the banquet given
by Lord Palmerston, in honor OF the QGeens birth
day. The Ambassador Of France, NJ. Drown de
Lhuys, left London on the same day, recalled by
his Government. He was recalled not on the i'm
mediate occurrence OF the settlement Of the affairs
OF Greece, but after the reply of Lord Palmerston
to the explanations demanded on this subject BY
our Minister of Foreign Affairs. A conversa alton
TOOK place yesterday iii the House Of Lords be-
tween the Marquis Of Lansdowne and Lord
Broueham. The terms OF the conversation were
not alarming. The Marquis of / ansdowne seemed
to believe that the return OF NJ. Drouyn de Lhlys
to Paris was, the whole, favorable 10 an AMIGA.
be arrangement. But since then, the Paris jour.
mails have given US the dispatch recalling the + m.
bassador, AID this IL Of a character 10 sggravate
the difference. Russia also remains.
ltmay be thought that the position OF France il
not one 10 excite her wariike propensities; bat
am strongly induced to believe, on the contrary
that Louis Napoleon would ask nothing better than
to see the army pre6ccuPed with the situation Of
foreign Affairs ard even, if necessary occa.
pied with them. He has no hope Of disturbance
IN the streets which woald place France in the
state Of siege. He seeks his salvation ia war.
This position OF France presents an imbroglio. in
which, for my part can see nothing bat darkness
The complot Of which have given YOU slI the de-
tails in my former letters has at length arrived at
its limit. On the one hand. it has been seen that
the progress Of pacific Socialism was Irresistible
on the other, Democracy has been Sufficiently dis.
armed and deprived Of all its means of iorcible
resistance.
Universal Suffrage, the sacred arch Of the Re-
public has been attacked. The law proposed by
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ST. PAUL's SCHOOL,
No. AZ EAST TWENFY.FOURTH-5F.
Ney.York, under the direction OF
REV L G. BARTON,

Late Rector OF ST. PaulS Co4ege:
TIME DESIGN OF this Institution s to train Boys NOR
il oughy bolh In the elements and more advanced STU
diea OF q Commercial and Classical Education
Phe subjects of Secular Insucuon that will receive con-
slant and Systematic attention. are: ~, l,
lsi The GREEK and LATIN LANGUAGES. Fheae VIII De
taught In their principles and continued through the read
ing OF the beat authors. ,. I'LL,
ID, MODERN LANGUAGES. French VIII be taught daily,
and early provision will be made for the study OF the Span
ish and German. .-..,-,
3d. ENGlIsH In It's various ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ing Reading Spelling. Wiring Grammar, Compoalon,
Geography, Use of Globea History Arithmetic and Age
Occasional Lecturer will be delivered IN Chemistry and
olber bran cbeB OF Natural Science
Religious Instruction will be regularly given In The Holy
Scriptures Book OF Common Prayer, and EccleHastca
Hialory. ,,,,
Phe first Term will begin on Tuesday the Oih OF Sep
tember and end second Monday OF The ensuing Feb
ruary.
che Second Tenn will begin on the second Monday Of
FebruAr3 ard end on the second onday OF July.
The time OF daily attendance will be from A. b. TO
Fhere WILDE the usual recs,s during the Christmas and
Easter Festivals
CHARGES
For each term OF FIVE months, $50
French. Spanish, German, and Drawing Will be add
tona charges. % Jaw"
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SCHOOLS.
MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGIATE
INSTITUTE

01S FoURyHsT eqTpeI Of a Ia teing a1d
JANIS TANNING, A. 81 Principals, opens iis Eigntn
Bchoo-Yta Monday. the 9Th Of September, 1870 fas.
encourages the propetors believe that the
pl, Of insuucon and general management OF pupf w"
continue meet with appreciation. os
Havng several yeers stree observed the u1surPsssed
any and heaibunets OF the location OF their Institution
they pu chased The lot AID built thereon the present eon
with especially fitted for Instruction and srnpls N
size and number for 100 pups De Voting toee oea VI @
Of 60 pupils IN each department Beiug corner house,
the entrance 10 the dwelling part occupied BY one OF me
Principals IL 2S FouFIht and thai OF The school 100 nae
douRa Able p ofeskors employed IN all The brso:hef
Of English and Classical Education special attention being
given 10 the Mercantile Department The French
are in chsrge OF he yrnersbe distinguished Professor
Theodore Glhubenskee; Prof PeIsnzuels LII D takes
charge of be Spanish The juvenle pupils under The
personal instruction well as one OF the Prince
The proportion o aches to the number OF pupils mat oil
to g. which uLder The sdvsnts Of classih alton &c
coYdipg to capacity and attainment greatly mulpea Inc
power instruction The organization of The school en-
courpees individual pupils Ia any branch 10 advances 20
higher cssses whenever their proficiency will warmth
Ybe pupils allowed daily exercise In the PaTk unosf
The observation OF teachers where they ENJOY all Tue ga
vanaRes of The country for purify OF sir and wholesome
No sectaAD influence Is sxered upon the pupils but the
Principals ncucae espec! and reverence for all things
sacred and without strict morality 40 pupil can rem ain
member of their school
Applications for entering scholars nav be made curing
any part day evening" when circulars for paricu'
lar Information can be obtained.
suanges the above lns tuition are referred to ihs FOL
loving names of its patrons
Hon John L. Masou, Samuel Leeds ESQ s. W Lewis, E'g
rAECanpben 6. H swords Esq. A NJ l. Scott, Esq
JIM. Macdonald T. Stevens ESQ Matthias Clark A'q
Rev Duncan Dunbar Aa R E s,q p' Boss Ed
Prof A Lee MD B. B. Sherman. Esq. D. LOuderback Esq
Ia r K,a5 ND H B. Hart Esd John C. Work Esq
IA V,ndsrnool N D S Winant Esa. Jesse Browne Esq
S p White MD Lyme Starting. Esq Asahel Jones Esq.
A. 8 p GqD' ND Edw Coleman Esq Austin W Gus Esq
seI ! Ci.D,on MD NJ c. Brooks Esq John Prysr ESQ.
r Kirby, MD. m. Il. Newman, ESQ. n d. iefder,Esq.
kegh Wtherspo0n, Esq. G. A Baudonln
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FRENOH LANGUAGE.

DgOP. o. LAGROIx begS leave to inform his pupils
and persons DESTROYS OF becoming practically convsr
SAINT with the French Language, that he Intends forming
evening September It, 1850, at his rooms, Nos Is and Is
LsFarae buildings 2as Broalway Terms a per month
converse In French the number In each class shall
strictly limited TO six Applications received as abovo
daily, before 10 O'Clock A. nj and sttsr O'Clock r H.
Mons Lagroix has charge OF the French Department In
The widely known Institution OF Messrs John Jacob
Abbott and also In thai OF Mr. Patton to which gentlemen
he Ii kindly permitted to refer well as 10 Hessrs Hon
Campbell 2. White and P. Arpn. editor of Courier des
Etats Upis su22 Ct 22,zSk24 then cod
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Ay.GER INSTITUTE.

BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS al Cornwall, Conn,
AThe winter term OF this school vii! commence GA me
first tuesday OF November and continue FIVE month"; The
course of Instruction embraces every branch that enters
INTO thorough Englisn assicel aud mathematical educa'
uon together with the French, German and spsoish sn-
gusgep Lessons vocal music and the piano and or"
Rap given by accomplished German professor when
desred Expense for board tuition in all the above
named bsrches except music &00per OF FIVE months
The following gentlemen constitute The Board OF Instruct
ors reside 10 family with the scholaE and are exeu
evoy devoted to The Interests ofthe school
Rev E " ANDREWS, MA Principal
JAMES sEDGWiCK, IL a. Associate Principal.
AFROLICH MA Graduate OF tbs University OF
France Teacher of German and French
Senior Fl. DE MART Of Cuba, Teacher OF Spanish
r FHEISS OF Germany, Teacher OF Music.
Number OF scholars limited to IS
Circulars containing full information can be obtained 81
Marx d Newman L Co.'s book store, 1893 Broadway, or
by application 10 The Principal ct Cornwall Conn. slS w
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7-'--=-=--a--a7-= =z-=
MUSIC.

EMANUEL BRANDEIs, iate OF Vienna, Professor
of Piano and sngng, thoroughly familiar with The Eng
lsh French Italian ard German languages possessing
very expeditions method Oh cal Instruction. respect
ny Offers his services 70 the public and schools OF New.
York and vicinity He Is ready receye pupiln either
al biz residence go Houstsnst or their own Terms
rate Apply $50 Houston ct beVHeen and or and 7
ocobk, or al G z Gould Coz formerly Riley L Co.'S
music store Isl Broadway References, Fequred. 81 Inn
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CORPORATION NOTICES

esTREEY DEPARTMENTS, No. Hall Of Records,
Incorporation Notce-The following notice has been
adopted by the Common Council Resoi,ed That Pier on
pier DO bull, Of the OF R4euy six,hS North River,
under tho direction OF the sreet Commissioned the said
Pier 10 three hundred feet length from the oukhead
on the westerly side CT Eiavenheve and TO be 40 ee 10
width and that the Rtreet Commissioner give the notice
required by law to be given 10 the propretors OF ols OF
land living opposite where the sale Pier 10 directed 10 be
bu 10 unite In construction OF the same and to bear
THEFT proportions ofh coat lherooAd9pted by the Board
OF Aldermen Aug 1850 adopted by the Board OF Assls
tana Aug g. 1850 approved by the Mayor Aug. 8, 1850
JOHN 2. DODGE, Street ComInl ssioner
August 10, 1880. aulIow
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TARnYToWm INsTITUTE.

A SELECF BOARDING SCHOOL for &oYR
"a Ut Rarryiown, N. Y, A NEWMAN, Principal.
In this Institution young gentlemen will be thoroughly
gtructed In all the branches OF English and ClaIsicA
education, requisite for commercial pursuits or entess
college.
Summer term commencing on the frat OF Nay, and Sss
Winter on the frat OF November Terms reasonable
Circulars containing particulars References &C can be
ebained Of spaldng Shepherds bookstore 1891 Broad
way New York, or BY addressing note to the Principal
Hay20 eodu
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STREET DEPARTMENT No Hall Of Reoords Corporation
- NoecPubLc hereby that the follow
hs been PIessnsd II tho Board Of iensa To
build FtH ouTthst between Flh AMI Sixth avs To r..
Grade and nave Thirty To
dag space wide both sides lA seoOadst between
Sixth ard Eighth except where the aazsed
paved with Also the following resolution: To resfaee
sua,s xud repave Twenty between Fourth and Lexington
AVS All persons havus tseio
to present Wuug 10 the undersigned at his oice
~ JOHN 7 DODGE. Street Commissioner
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August Is. 1850

(1ROT0N AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT, Kotunda tPatkl-pub.
ho Notice hereby given that petitions havs been presented IN
tie hoard Of Assistant Aldermen Nmtsy between
Foryflh Fortynn Also, for sewer 10 Twelfth st from
been presented Aldermen have the proposed sewer
in 1heen,lst carried to AMI through Avenue to
Foueep,ls FrstRy. All persons Interested IN the
above having objections thereto requested to present Tho ane
their OF interest," and address to tHe Eng
ueer, R his on a before the 18th inst
NICHOLAS DEAN, President Cfoton Aqseduc Department
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E,RoToN AQUEDuCT -Rotunda PMk-Pn5
c hereby gwen that petitions have bsen presented s
Board Aldermen for follows For sewer IN Fourth
street IRON Faee Place TO and to connect w'h tho sewer now
fer Nntarse FROM the termination OF ss"euo" 6nd
Ing in Ninth street fouhayeuue And Aso
for City Hall Place from Chamber street 10 and 20 connect
with Duane All persons interested ia tue above
are requested peseu their objections writing tatg thsH
extent place obusne residence e Ensneor
al before Saturday 18th nstSeptsnber +h 1870
N NICHOLAS DEAN. Tres I Gro &C. Dept
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orTloa NoswIcH Aae woaoasrss AAlLaoA- o.

DOOhs FOR sUBsURIPTAONt to the PrsfDryes
DBtock of this Company viii be opened on tss llia LA
al the transfer Office r. Merwin Transfer AgaEll Il
Merchants Exchange, New-YorE and remain osea ~
TxT DAYS thereafter when the Books for such ssseEsss9
viii be closed until the l0lh Of January neIt
Al nersopa who rubscr1be a. Aforesaid aaa pay pE
ISN'T on the preferred aock Will be sntied to as dlvdsa
10 be declared In January her preferred s'Sss
which embraces Eorr Of old ocs for aach Saafs 8
sew STOCK subscribed and interest viii be charged t,ta
rals of per cent on all DEtaments from hs iIh inE a7G
raid tngtalr,spts ars bai6 P 81 u ANp&EW8
tyIg E0t CLARK n sn6 ~ SAilrsad GE
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STREET DEPARTMENT. No Hal OF Records -corPoraaou
SNotte- hereby svsa hat following petitions
have hess presented Board Of Aosnsu; 10 lay
Madsons opposite the Rutgers Female institute 10 se cure
and gutter stones Forty between kth aud Nmt
Anpsrsous objections thereto requested To Pre-
sent Writing tie Undersigned is ohce ssioTe the
lSd day al September, ,Nst--s eptesbcI H. lSsl
SO JOHN DODGE Street Commas 'oa-t
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WINDOW SHADES.

LOOK AND READ!
WINDOW SHADES AND C0RNICES. al
w BARTOLS l76 and III Williasl-st between BeeA.
man ard Spruce We have tho best argest and hchea
assortment Call eXRmine Sal1fy yonrnelyes Tho prcs
Of the different yes viii induce you opurchEse Shades
exhibited with pleasure. Remember
slOl w' BARTOL'9. IT'S and lit Williams 81.
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R00A BINDERS LEATHRR.-ghe subscriber
has on hsnd and 10 constant yreceivDg English Coored
sktyers Coored'ca sfina feuch PurEey Morocco Rus
Ea Rel Leather Sailed Spds Calf Skina Book CLOTH
Marble PHper arc eyefy article required for bindery
Awsys on hspda large Of Geo pudeys sIpe-
1or Barr sziyert Blank Sd rep and Law Calf skns All
81 which Is oGc0 Al he 10 'fest msrs~t prices by
an8 lus LIhES COOk 2o5A fsRi.at
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COAL

COAL,-A fine assortment OF Anthracite Coal OF i1-
Cperor quality. suitable for furnaces, raoges crates &c
Consumers desrons Of procuring their coal 81 very low
r,ts viii do well TO give the subscriber early call
~ GEORGE A. SPARKS,
ala 2ws 2G5 and 2G7 Frankin-st
6NOAA.-Down 10 s. per Coal OF lhs FRA qualify
A/0iess 70 zrocers buy largely cell again
GEO, WARMER, Yard $50 Houston-s1
nu24 Iu& cor Eaurens. Established Ia 1859.
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INRoTON AQuEDUCT DEPARTMENT, RoTUNDA PARK
INCORPORATION EoTIcEPublc noes hereby gwen that
petition Board Of Assistant AteTne 10
have old SeyeitstIe between Avenues and c.
UP and rebuilt Of larger and to hay the difference OF
assessed upon the property intended be benefited thereby All
persons the above having objections thereto
quee present the writing stating their extent OF interest
addressed the Engineer a; this Office on or before he a0
instant, elShul-As pEAN
sll lot President Crolou Aqusduct Department
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CROTON A0UFDUCT DEPARTMENT Rotunda PArk.-Put

CKOToN ARtEDUCf DEPANTMENI, KoandA, FAFK-Fa0'
NC hereby gwen that petitions have been presented II
tle Board OF Aldermen Sewer Thirty first street from tie
westerly Lac lie SsYeusgen TO aad connect with tho Sew
er IN tbs gt avenue Also, Kenwcs
the Canal street to post about 40 feet soeth OF Spring
street And also FOR Sewer Orange street from the termination
proposed Cross Maker street. All persons
therein requested present their objections writing,
stating address interest," this Engineer at this
Office on or before Monday 10th nstNew York Sept s. 1850
NJ ~ NICHOLAS DEAN. PIest CIo.on AZ. Dsn-e
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STREET DEPARTMENT. Ne. Hal Of Rseorts-coTfofaroa
notice HEREBY gwen, that tue follow NJ per
pave curt a1d gutter and fa sidewalk west sfs of ks'
bstw eel rand aaG Rvtou clay eroSsw4k GreeaVcl
On he south si3e Bar, persons Interested having obs
tons thereto requested present them waiting the under
signed his Office before the sd tay Of Se7lenoer INST
sep,sper H. 1880 sl23 JOHN TDOnGE Street CuuH,
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UABLE AND DAIRY sALF.-Ths Pacific Rock

liable AND DAIRY SALT.-Fhe Pacific Rock
sa Company having Perfsced their arrangements for
cleansing ard grinding pure Rock Salt for liable and dairy
use are prepared to furnish The trade with In packages
Of every description the loHesI TIE objections
heretofore made by Of ground Rock Sail
count OF the impurities 1t CONTAINS will 90 longer apply TO
cal; scsured ssis establishment every particle OF
II perfectly cesnsed beiors grinding For samples and
terms apply at the Office los Broad al He~-Yof
n B.-Unwg5hed Ground Rock Salt the Description
usually sold In this market furnished TO order reduced
rates aus Smeod+f 3. RANSOM Agent.