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Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1850-11-22

TESTAMENT DU GEN TAYLoR-C'est en-
1916, quelques jours avant la bataille de
Monterey, que le General Taylor a ecrit
ses dernieres yolontes, relativement au
partage de 8 fortune. II legue a sa fem
me trois bellies maisons dams lie Kentucky,
uu immense terrain, cent actions de BAN
que, ct sept GU HUT esclaves; a son fills
Richard, qui s'est reinforcement 6tabli Il
Saint Charles, ses h%abitations du Missis-
sippi ct de Ia Louisiana ct vingt mile
piastres; a ses files, Madame Bliss ct
Madame Wood, dix mile p~iastres a cha
cune; en- outre a Nine. Bliss, qui ne
TAFT pas encore mariee a cette epoque,
plusieurs negresses. II exprime la volon-
te que son habitation ne soft mise au par
tagc que dix ans apres sa mort, ct quill
soft preleve sur les produits de cette ha-
bitation, vingt mile piastrcs pour chacu-
ne de ses files. VOLTA, sans contredit,
des dispositions qui reyelent Ia sollicitude
conjugale ct paternelIe dun bon chef de
famille, CONNIE toute la vie du general
Taylor revele de hautes capacities mill
taires ct lie patriotisme.
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MNNyEAEs NANERsEss

G~Nous apprenons que plusieurs habi-
tants de Saint Jean-Baptiste ont signe une
petition, pour Establishment dams cette pa.
roisse dun bureau de poste sur Ia rive droite
du Mississippi, La necessite de ce bureau
Sc faisait sentir depuis bien long-temps deja;
e~sperons que administration postale fera
droit d cet!e reclame.
La personne en- favour de ~laquelle Ia pc.
tition estfaite,e est M. Edgard Ferret, qui joint
aux capacities %voulues pour Get emploi, une
activitt ct une exactitude que malheureuse-
ment on ne trouve pas solvent chez beau
coup de maitres de poste.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1850-11-22

ExpLosroN.-Le bateau a vapeur 7e-
legraph, Sc rendant de Philadelphia a
Baltimore, a fait explosion lie 7 de mois,
pres de Newcastle, Etat du Delaware.
Aux dernieres dates vingtquatre morris ct
blesses a~vaient etc retires du steamer.
Sept on hut cadavres ont en- outre etc
.recueillis sur lie rivage. lie capitaine ct
tout requipage ont peri. Lorsque lie ba-
teau a etc remorque a terre, o n a trouve
la cabiEe pleine de mourants.
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ArTENTAT PoLlT1ouE.-Les ~pouvelles

ATTENTAr PoLlT1ouE.-Les nouvelles
de rAmerique du Sud a%nnoncent un at
tentat infame don't la capitale de la 30.
livie Went d'etre lie theatre.
LIE general Belzu, president de la Re-
publique, Sc promenait sur p.Alameda,ac-
compagne du colonel Laguna, president
du Senat ct dun aide-de-camp. Ayant
fait la ~rencontre de don Agustin Mora
les, il ouvrit un entretien avec lui. Aus
sitot un etudiant, du nom de Juan Soto
mayor. sort dun groupe qui stationait
non !oin de celui don't lie president fai-
salt partie, s'avance vers ce dernier ct
tire TN coup de pistolet don't la bale at
TENT a la face lie general Belzu. lie
plomb meurtier deviant IN peu, a fat
une pleasure grave, mails non dangereuse.
LIE general tombant en- avant, Morales
lui a Gecharge sur la tete, un autre pis-
toilet presque a bout p~ortant. Par bon>
heur cette fois,c'est a peine 81 la peau du
crane a etc ef1euree.
Les insurges croyant lie president mort,
ont proclam6 la chute du tyran, en- pous-
SAINT lie cri de : Liberte; c'est dams le pre-
mier acces de leur noble enthousiasmc,
qu'ils ont tente de %surprendre la caserne
occupee par lie battalion Mimani, mails
lie commandant de ce corps, don Pedro
VillamiI, etait arrive au poste avant eux,
ct les conspirateurs Sc sont e%nfuis, epou.
vantes par les vivas pousses en- favour du
general Belzu.
LIE movement des insurges, au pre-
mier coup de feu, await eloigne du presi-
dent son aide-de-camp ct lie colonel
Laguns. Plus tard rinstruction de Get
~attentat a prouve la complicite de ce
dernicr. II a etc condamne a atre fusille
ainsi que les perpetrators du crime So
tomayor ct Morales, sur lie lieu meme de
l'attentat. L'execution de ces assassins
politiques a du avoir lieu lie Ii.
On croft generalement quill existait
une waste c%onspiration ayant pour mo-
teur principal Ballivian, ex-president de
la republique Bolivienne. II est heureux
q~u'elle ait etc etouffee, sans qu'on ait a
regretter de plus grands malheurs.
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EPISODE RAcoNTE PENDANT LA MUTT DU % JUN
1648. 8
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IMPORTED yARPETINGs,

Z
y sSl3h I LOUESSGEY nop receiving saa
= pIes for lhe al TT8de, coeslsaES 81 ROYAL var bs-
TStgs sRUSBELS INPERiGL THREE-FLY, IN
Strain and oher CARP GPiNSS comprising ona .! 30
srScAL noat coupeis sad desirrhls ASSIGNMENTS sysr %
~ Cd ir lAls market
Tle puEoh4ses 5sl.e a44s GATHERS os cAsd AfoIoa
aesn advantages ii making FoteuG tai uot few PozasS
sod SuS5ies hen &c se 81 tie lowest p3sslole Phces
EaSlish tapestry ssrPe's from 10 70 l4s PSF yard
GnfIsh BruAse.s GsrPea, from 81 70 ea pef satd
TnStish Threg-p}y Cn5r.is rori IA to los per ysfd
American Fhyss-Ply Curpes iToG y &c % per yAfe.
1usush Aud Amegcss zaperaaa 'e2gsIa asspsts, fSA
y 70 ~ per yard.
GusNsh s3 American hne ingram Carpets, nom q le 10
SsS yard.
Common tsin csrFeis iyoa ~ &c a pes 5aF0
Also . iNrgo stock OF English ans American SEOCk
OH CLOSHS, ron ieel 10 SS fse Elds,
pRUGG ETlEGS 50, 81, IA All lo-+ Wt9s, Eha Z
sdoIcs CT nl Siher goods connected WITH he
ride eousIly low sAiTH 4 AOUNgBERY,
as rs PexIlst SIKH Carps sorS from Chaihssst
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has a peei4l knowledge OF Land ofl9a ma.ss .I,
Al s useful CHASE maAes fri. nos and "a csli
respect He il above medi9ntlty - Tbar,sisai9n
a t5e' Sky SIX p saa Senator'S aS os' iii e San
9 ste chpm6er when every 8enA'or Is in sis soo
This is hurried glance az she men rom sysry Pa51
Of the broad who o9mpose ,ne o1qy ,,o ~ b
eno n,en of the session. and BY which it
bauied ard discussed for many weary month
~, ,Se excusion Of almost everything else un'i they
though, they had settledt and gayeis forth 30 The
World The COZ i'd Grafton Of measures and means
| must defer to another day s. y a.
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pArENT ZINO pAxNT.

yYNHE SUBSCRIBERS, Ageun Of the NeR,Jersey EI'
poring and Mining Company have received from lhek
sys slye Works q! Newark supply Of the Patent Zinc
Browp and Frsnkinals Paints, which viii es disposed q
on reasonable terms.
Thesa Paints consist OF yarops shades rom deep rcn
brown up TO deep orange and also black and being
posed timetable oxides he lasting properties and econ'
smy can be confidently Recommended This Company also
fro the same oxdes Paints peculiarly valuable
Tor hs coallng OF !roa and OF lin forming the eess pro
ton against oxid sIior now known.
Thsse PAins when applied 10 wood, !orua afo V&iuA'
supply Of he Company's beautiful Whlte oxids Of
Ze row 20 extep syey ussd In FsIs and ehe paris o.
Enrene AZ he most vAlnahe Substitute for wht's lead and
oihet deaterous paints shorty expeted Ror sse oyos
spbscflbeYs ls2 2nI 8 7. JONES GO 81 EesYeF-sI
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VI EJSIC.

1 SRNTI EMAE .sis.Y from Germany, a ps,fect
Apana psyer juaI y ell snoyn al a1 sriis ghls city
- tSslrcus Of octapipg puptis "a arr
lsJu5 moderate Apply under the cLHfe E. 3 81 Eirth
to1e Cos, snkln sq1sfe whers the bSs references
h siytn Il required 70 Ue Gsr9 daily between
III eiu O'Clock oil IWr
rAaAAsa AND UrHERS.-A gentleman,
e-s3f Of e- Phuo Fore, l.,ele arrived i1u Psrs
aAc> fsif71s Of o7isciag sitlsyior iescacr IL
i Voc II. p AZ snsa4,e, ax.Tcrk or n any
,.ear ..3i- Satisfactory reetencss vii be given Ad.
f.7'i : Ii 81 ih5 oIhce o8 Ia
NIEa BR ANDIEa, lite of vstlra Professor
4 ( Aa5 md 51aeg, thoroughly Tsuilas win ms
sle4. iia4.ha and e}e.Elen lslg9sEez aotssss.
p ier5 a's sa-gces % Ihs pI6 &c Aa1 -hools Of
-fosF 70 y'lttig- lie il rfady 10 rscst7e Dupis
'4tr ~ nI1 residence, @so H0ug'oH or heir ON
tsEf 1so-y1-.e ata.y Isl a.uAen FL aetwsen aa5
atsi fciocr s 9 Il Gould ! % = Formerly RI
Is 20 . masla see 491 BtcadsTsg A4fsrenceI If re-
44-'tt os Inns
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DANCING.

ap BANGING ACADEMY.-MADAME Angus
IA. IA 81 JAMES HIS the honor to Inform the ladies
&S and gen,lemen Of New.Yo ths, she will ~ Tue
Enn Accomplishment Of Dancing In all It's branches having
determined to tre from The stage and devote her entire
lme snd attention to instruction met Bme A1guaIa has
made arrangements with her correspondents at Parls,
MenNs. Prrrot Corsly Mazier, Celnriug ssSbiis and
Sclo receive all lheir Composiiions for Qladresr
WelizsR, PokBs, COiions AlemandeE &c &c. aud nas
already received new German Dance called Aohfou also
TIE Ger and Maui "a Qusdrie She viii sso sesch ali
lbs Spanish and Havana QusdrilIes aadane Augusta
viii be happy 10 male arrangements with Principals OF
OF not less Than eight at their residence Entire lance
mas placed by paans and guardians her experence
capacity and determination 10 impaTt TO her pupils s me
grscee Of that popular accomplishment Application 10 be
made al her dancing rooms, % Pruce ST. vest OF
Erc adwsy, from O'Clock % . 20 :"
~ a. IJODWOWTH,s Private BANGING
go ACA0EAY, 448 Broome-SsS doaTs wes' o. ~
GS way viii open for the season on Taeaasy, ~ No. 90
n oo Tn HS ard Friday evenings for geue
ms In addition 10 all dances o! former seaeo1s Mr w.
: 9apPy inform bis Isnds I9e bs 1tr 9s as
"a hs nero rs - suced to mpsic similar IA character
tSo nv a5cptrp an Improved system Of teaching intro
rsd MS essor for the Es tine, 20 ne ebs TO impart
e pupa murh Information IN one quarter a5 aera2fos
u. 5rsn accomplished in Two.
sr9s of Term. and rnles be procured the AcGds
n.y. where 81. you'd be napaf 70 saaYt 81! !nQues'
as lmeod*
80 Dancing ACAUE1TY.-sIGHOR aaER.
20 aapi thsnkIl Ter the siadsphuonsge Of last season,
f respectfully hegs t1tcn 9 pBIronE aud lde public
Grh I'M bio Danciog Academy, 81 Broadway viii be
orcct p. y. voung sentemeps dsy ST O'Clock, P. q.
Priraio aaases schoo fam;as at. Hded Terms
~ rs @Twr&Flm*
o2 CHaRRUAUD'S ROOFS No. 20 WHlFE.
60 Sf,-Aeisn Chartpaud and UglV.e and 2tt 4.
~ Len'ay respeGay Inform I5er pstron', az Ihol9
SA who may wis to pstroniae thsm, t3at hei Dancing
so WAITING Glasses VIII commence on me 22d snd sd
ofOcto Ell Days Of instruction Fue.dsys and Saturdays
at! ococS evening, for gentlemen; Wednesday, aud Sat-
urdR5 etl noop, for It7ea and nseIss aSt Gsr0oon,
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sGFtH46
rpFRTY wOaMAL IgsrITuTE

INCONP0RATrD BIZ ~ ACT OF THE LGF1sLtTUAl-
LOCATED AT LIBERTY, SULLIVAN co n W
ACADEMY and Boarding Hchool for Yo1us Ladies'
atud eebtlou,er-lhc leBsI exuensive IhocouKh
ana ufscsl School IN The country particularly ed 9tsd
for tthfs every pupil being requ ed 10 dsmoaIsts hs
same 80 il TIE State Normal School st Albany Mr John
r. stocderd Principal; Miss Cinderella a. e21rg, Vlcs.
P,pcps ia comceIe In al I've department., Engll.b
Clesical Freurh and Ornamental cconpsaed teach
er tnruihed for each ExpenEss-For b28rd, WARM =
tehs sud tuition all he Enghh branches abort 500
Ser snpun including French and Music pi4no.forle
Fhout $40 TIE Winter corumenc-s on Moois7,
"a continues d os
III the i?lh Nov Amply TO 9ulWell own Go u Corl.
lspt.sl or Cornish Lsmport Co 267 Pear ct cir
cDlsfs NAV be Obtained avery reouats Information
given. JOHN :. ShlHS NJ d.
c9 lw~ F0nuder aud Trustss.
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MALE BOARDIEG SCHOOL Ar WILgUN, CON1
ABEL MHITLOCK, principaL

EbkRsONB Winning ln1oFmsNon o. ibia tch00l arc re.
specially iUsited to lite cfculsra with OF
pgtronI 70 " tom reference is mece.
The School bs conveniently waited b. ha Ssv York
and Nav. Haven Railroad which affords opportunity -
return TO the city on the same day.
Yhe number ofpupllE during the Summer hss been shout
Bosr under Il years Of age rscved $50 per quar-
ter, with no extra charRep
Circulars be bad al 1873 Bfoc ay 5 6oHery ad 76t
Ap pleryew can be hai Mr. wbiuock al 1893 Broad.
way OF each Tuesday IL October from u TO / O'CLOCK
$50 i9t
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YgIUaEE4E.,s OLD gsyABF,YaHKDE .AHgv

VAsb AEIA6kLkSk1&D Es2h3F
koh11 CEhsTt1s sL-zho pTOprssoE bega 10 IL
u . e Fooc csi BE sontnues 10 Manufacture sery De-
IA slos DO has elscist Tor TIE Fall trade gres ysrlsg
p a9s{ S9 y I'D klnd LsnPz, sRadols csDdassrs
- E1is- - % sga 81 shs 10 Fsei possible prices
S'sss sails azs
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CORPORA4TUN l4t,I'lCEs
An oRpI|AScE reqa.nug THE DISCLOSURE ard CLOSING
II q nOIsT~AYs q the STORES aad su!LplN's in The

An oRpI%ANcE reqssnag TIE EScLostRE ard CLl}S'NH
II Ct iiOIsTWAfs the STORES and BUILDINGS 81 ths
TI.y & ,Sew YORK.
rJ7HE MAYOR Aldermen. CoHa91aty # tie tt3 ~ So"
1 Clsaon Cosnrii ei, dl ort5n - 11ft
The occupant Of elch and rery T o. o1
bulas ~ 'he ey vi New fof4 IN Thsh i1rfr y 40 a.
The SAID hosiSay each story ui store - F
orTh ene2sed By sood ard suieient fas .fauAl @
opening thereof and provide for the el7st1s @ opeslg ~
;rapdo each rcupanI any sT-A au1e or fs
.Ia fdl. securely mp zHl mp iff
d-. lie completion Of The BUSINESS Of 'th cav n snh
ding; for aiuu el tic OF tbs or
duane nj them. tue cuPan occupants
any such store % building sal De Ie eiy OF hy DOL
lara each M cry oierss
penalties imposed this orjasnes hall aen aired
paid By lie Corporation
Fhe Department lie City Of NeYors for The and benefit OF
Il sian b tn, duty Wardens of the city Of View
YORK tueyamue ali violations OF ths ordinance and to ss
cause eveu notice writing aed by a. least one OF them
70 owners occupant occupants, Or 81 .1S ~ spca
notice any person suitable the premises requiring 7c
cause removed within ilsr service OF sueh
notice, violation removed 20 report Tie SIRE u H;g
20 tie Corporiton Attorney.
emitted "A ordinance requiring The enclosure
ar1 cauc hnistay The ami bindings IN ,he o.y OF
York approved by Mayor, MAJ H. lso be and Lac same
5 hereby repealed.
Adopted hy the Rnard OF Assistants, sept 10, 1850
Approved by the Mayor, sept 10. ls-fl - .
Il D. |. FALEN ~ l. CLERK, 81.
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AATQRDpvw SHADE9s GIAS Co@NiCCs 5E&'
~ Perry &UsLINS, kc-Rsmiliea about foIoiShlIS
nsir windows with iho above articles will Ind ~ &
sVOQnFOKO'g 29S Sr0ad~fsy III iArZcsI and Best e
rtnent In he city sevtrs styles 1eforo laV
tucoJ 10 NSv.Yors Lace and mlslu cnTlsius dTaos,y
.skses iooos aEs bands eorrlceS ke Families par.
7ss!ns # The subscriber nkt rey aoon Ge,nR hrErst5
arlc!e and "a low 70 possible % npor! or maupfss
rrs IL Merchants buying EIwhoiesAe Win hnd it deeid*os
"A ibetr dTersgS 10 cs before purchasing SisaRhsrs
AlsH ]. C. ROODgQED, 80 Broadway.
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WINDOW SHADES
nrNnnm saanEs.

j. SHY . alEER Isl Chs!nam.st. cal tue 81 al.io-
IL 6U nsrsops whnsng Shades 90 lhatr sstottl sal
shades aud maselal. Tor masking ana banging ssdel
they msAe best quey only, sni 'eij II pi ces a. =
ler repI less hsn sny other manufacturers, =! eaasi
BgVranled nos 20 shCk curl. a. IN
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UYvARIO PLOuDxDEUR

.,ss..e6 70 fHG Kl&9 Of TIE dGa9iAha,
fuil g1hrcrbez soo sgsui 100 Unlled stsaz for The
,se ri &c ee.e1rz TOD T!garo PlslmdeuT's ira arms
s-4osrsd 10 gso=lvs and all orders guns
oil t5c &:, Of al descriptions on hs most tsForscis
s nd gSi'A +z0stch 90. patterns ard further PARE
zisrs eppls = LOrttg e. EChUsE,
z,g IN 81 liberty BUEsi
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GRAPES ron TIE TABLE

ktECELLsN7 GRAPES for d5tesi Il ON 10 l0cents
1issf u q De e 81 Tor Cozzeass vineyard,
A, pobeat Ferry, John-s New.York
GSRFEs For PIES AHO JELLIES
Loese ripe aud immature isabellss ram 5 TO csns
Per
GRAPE VINES
J 1olce Szl.sg The Gboye rreyRfd ard Al whole
ss.s sna ietsiir viz i1aGacaous purchasers.
o I'M J. COZXEN5 Johu-sL
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INSTRUCTION on THE PEAtSO. RORFE,-A
Aser eman professor the fienoFoe, familiar with The
Engsh and G'rmsn languages having isw hours unen-
poyed Is desrous gve lessons the Piano TO fe7 Ia
dieH a. gentlemen. Terms reasonable Any Ieers di.
reced to Pofossor Of the FanoForte,' at So Fultonst
Brooklyn, will receive immediate attention oS l4lf
TREEHOLD INsTIFUVE-B osrdng School Tor
A BoyD at Freehold, Monmouth Co, Nav Jersey fhe
session OF q weeks will the last "Wednesday
IN October. Terms, S2O8 per Full information
olG4t* g. r. WILLIS, A M. Principal
a PARTISAN LADY wishes TO reside in private
A family leach Ftench and Music. Her name refs-
AID terms will be known by applying 10 Miss a.
ERE and % Ess ureeRh.Et al Mr. BroWns o73teodF
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IHTEREsg on OiTY sTOUAs.-fhs In,efest
On tbs Public Stocks Of me CHy Of NsRYork, du5 and
psya1ie November ls 1880 Will be paid on that day By
sHEPHABD KNAPP, EEc. Chamberlain Of the Ci,y, ii
!he Mechanics Bank, No IS Wall TT fhe Transfer books
sill be cosed en noudsy, October l4h al O'Clock p. Il
Efy' Rof The accommodation OF S.ockhoIderg transfers
Win Re permitted daring The ps1od the 5ooks r5maia
colsd . lake effect November lsi CongGolel's Office
New-York, October 4tr, 1850.
o5 tNovl JOS p TAYLOR, Comptroller.
oak ORCHARD ACID SPRING WAFER
OAGo Congress Spring Wafer, Sharon su phur spsing
" Gter, Gt!msn Seitzar Water, he. For sale ny
"a Iu,s n J. DELATOUR 254 Vallst
IL AfFk4s 5000 p51ads RON 20 10 SSinches
-se 53srocl qualities md colos for B4ls al 1enrfas
f4yiET srleez aArET : sEREIGEE0H, 1ss Scatb-%s
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LEGAL NOTICES

- UTRENE couRTn as aer Tie Fg.seg II The Nay
or Hlsrn.g 4o Go'nsaS,9y Of ne S1y ., ss ~ t
where 'be Booansaair Road i z;r - re poat
I CIV H. 4nsrs5 q nm - ~ "a. 8. 1 49,
reni N the above sn,ed matter hereby no.e, int the &
Houoaoie John " gaooas
at he Ihanoes ms e] ha The cy Of Ne9 YoTt 81 aa
Monday he list lay Of ostrAef oclees Tho
''' -''' ''' ssS7sssss54Is4D, COMMISSIONER.
pa.edsSev.Yofs, o,tooes lsta o4s4l
T,1MPTKOIIEAs OFFICE STATE OF Sev Yotk--rbe FREE
Me- sASk Of Wss IN, c@ss.y esfso ye. , 55s s
OF The ty O. sa.y a. agent of ne iieePlon - gurs
-' % q :. Y'eA '> WAsFiISGroN HtNT. Comptroller.
1--WE CaY COURT OF ACCOMPLISHMENTS BETAS
i against LYON and JANEG LYoS-Io john Lyon ana
required the complaint N ih acton ag sA
the City Hail City Of BROOKLYN Kings coynty and to
~ b ot 36 Atiantcs.ree Cjty Of BrooNgr within twenty
days this you exclusive OF he d
service and fail to answsr the s9d cop within
the Aforesaid, plaintiff ;s VIII apply 70 The Court
for Tie relief demanded the complaint Dated sept 3h 1850
81 lssi3wF SEABURY NISSAN, Plaintiff 5 Il; rney.
SJJPREME CoTRT-cITY AND COUNTY OF NEw YORK.
lSHsnyJ Beers AID Peter l. Boga against A Ella Hickman J2ae
harty Sar Julian Edward Wiling Martin yn@r iaidea
19d isE Sa HERMAN sa ana JANE ETA "a HcKAN
hey 5 an and r5sd d. o 99, the P 81 I
and county OF Se~fors at tie City Hal "a sad ety. and 70
Fsre cpy your answer to the sad complaint on tie sa9sefbe
the this YOU usye OF the day snC
ard You fell answer complaint within the time
the w Apply the Cnurt he
$50 Wallis & BRADSHAW
IN PURSUANCE of order Of the Surrogate ths Ceaa
Aty OF New York al parsons having cams
p5een, the same with vouchers the SUBSCRIBE at the c,
R. Goodman 10, 100 Broadway, City New YORK
eighteenth day ofJaly, BRIDGET MEAD Administrator
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C0RroRATloN NoTlcE-Pubhe notice 2 hesesy gwen to tie
Of All ho1ses 1nt lots IN
prev unnpro lands Affected thereby that the following
have completed by the Assessors and cuze
Bureau Assessments examination by ali
Interested For building t9it 9th ag t6st
an Shv Tbe limits by such assessment include al the
and lois Of ground lots, pieces anu parcels OF
land both dss OF 3th 3h 6,h 37t and st ats De
tween 10th both sides OF S9t 10th and fls SIS be
sth and 10th both sides Of 4ds between s and
18th tie uobeT! side, between 9th and eth
both 4d nth 10Th th and 48t ats and onsdy
SIDE Of lqt 9Th and 10th the 1orhefy SIDE Of
between 9TH and 9th the nohery SIDE OF IA It
and 9th both sides Of 55h 56h 57th and M
Ste oHherly 9th avs; the
westerly side 5av both and SD both sdes OF
f2d and SAL both sides of ay between
$40 aud 5sth both sizes Of sth between fd and h st
the easter side OF 9aT between 34ih and 5 ts and "a the
westerly 33d and 9th both sides of laY.
between 5 and +b sts and on both sides and eaer
Of l2l between fist i3d ts All persons whose
Affected the named assessments and who OPP
posed the either OF them requested present Their
objections writing the undersigned office, No Hall ct
Records within dirty days from tie date of this notice Bl
eau Of Assessments Street Department Oct lSAMU FL h
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st5E suAdCRlBER Todid csl us attention II ,hcge
i Of sso7es 70 MA conflois tss1f'a1eai 81 ihe
s.ul1 approved pansus of deEt.as aud cooking soyrs
!e. 1aDufaci0fs dealer IN ptl sud apsnned Tta.
ssft z-tsuns and general furnishing Goods Yca
s,oYs O-rAm-r;s sna trimmings Stoves cle1ned, srs.
e.rpi SD Put % n short ootce and lils Ipeuae.
J. o. ANOREWS
7uccessor to ; q. Rrowbrdgs
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40 FAMILIES.

rE5HE subsccor especially bsgs lssye % s1foru ami
ea H. hs il u1E ully prepared supply taem Win
2eef Yea. Mutton Lamb al eo1lry OF sns choicest
qusy. Alao Country fed Pork, End saasage' msa9,a;
,red shy by hfnBe Flesh Vegetables Of all KINDS 10
In bci ss.soa For paN patronage the unde sgaed re-
iprru hls lbnDGs ard desires copnaEce OF me sauna
al articles supplied by aim MAY no Te5d On a' Oh las De'
qu''-'' sEWELL DODGE, 80 sleecker,t
-. a25 9neodT
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EVEMING nLAsAEs

EVENING GLASSES
ENRRNdH. GERTlAN ARD SPANISH CLASS
L E8, FOR YOUNG MEN n BU3IN E8S-A courie
OF eisona IN each OF the aforementioned languages will
he comm creed ST Prof AlPhonEe Psrrn'g EooIns 809
Broadway on Tuesday, October Is al 8 O'clock
The French Csss will be under the Of Mouseu All
phof So Perrin the 0ernsn nndef that OF mr Adopse
Noble; ard The spEui4h under that OF Mons Fandtas.
This course will have especial reference that part OF
egct language mog necessary 10 the Commercial man
Euch course Of "A essonF diE5c FROM The Others $40
Application for admission TO any OF these Clsses 10 ne
mace nj 81 Broadway eny day. Saturday snd SundS5 *
cepted between The hours OF A n and M o9 eodot1
MOUNT PR0SP EUT ESsTI TUTE FOR BOYS
Iva ghis School il delighfuy stnetsd N West Bloom
field n J. Is miles from New YORK aid from Nswark on
an euceuCe OF 500 fest above the ocean, With fee view
OF the cies the Gay &c; noted for lie hsahuneBs and
besuuul acenery ard pcsFesies ell hs requisites md ad-
vsuleRe OF good School and homo. For Circulars cod
School Agency 293 Broadway above the Park or 10 the
subscriber. to77tl WARREN HOLT, Principal
sfTEgERRiFY 8RAMBzAS eJAO0s4--rEG.
school ycar begins September ID pups fitted for
College buEpeEs. The Primary DaPa nont for slevoK
ye2rs under ;ba Of T N y Hobby ecayes pUpE -
- eary age ak yesrF Application for sdmtk.
son may be made al ihc 3oona lower door Uniyefrit5
Buildings. Clrcuisro may BE obtained sso Il tho book
stores OF Res Lockwood Son, I'll Broadway, ChGle5
gr2ncis Co 252 Broadway and Samuel Rayncr IS RoPs,
try. au2l2mi GEORaD s. PARKER, Principal
UOAHGING SCHOOL AT THE HIGHLANDE
kill Academy Boarding Echoo for boys will begin Oct
80 few gudeptc be- received 70 supply Vecea-
ces. CrcGsrS containing srms and references, can be
-'-' GLBERY WELLS, Principal.
Peekskill, Oct. 4 1880 o5 tNoVl*