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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-05-06
A HAMILTON
MADISON TO lfANlt-oS.

NEw YoHk Sunday evening.
Nv Dear Sir; Yours. ofyesterday is thus instant
C oHs to hand, and | have but few minutes 20 an.
swer II. an sorry that your situation Obhgss you
10 listen 10 proportions Of the nature you describe
My opinion is, that reservation Of right to with
draw, " amendments be not decided on under the
form Of The Constitution within a certain time. isa
conditional ratification that II does not make New
York u member Of the new Union. and consequent.
ly that she could not he received on that plan Com.
pac,s mu.t be rsciprocal-ths principle would not
Inlsuch = case be preserved. Tie Constitution re-.
qaires an adoption toto and forsrsr. II has been
adopted By the other states An adoption for a
limited time would be defective an adoption OF
soma OF the articles only. Ia short, any condition
uhaiever must vtiate the ratification. What the
new Congress, BY virtue Of tho pnwer TO admit new
States may 10 able and disposed to do in such case.
do not inquire, as suppose th., Is not the mats.
rial pom, at present have not moment To add
more than my ferveni wishes for your ,ucce., aud
happiness. The idea Of reserving ugh, To with
draw wns started al Richmond aud con.idsred as a
conditions ratification, which was itself abandoned
ss worse than rejection. Yours.
JAMES MADISON, ia
This shows what were Mr.. Madison.
opinions which ne expressed strongly ana
clearly. There could be no such thing n a
conditional ratification ratification provi
ded certain amendments were assented TO-
either before or after. There could be ne
such right reserved as a nigh, to secede, ia
case heir demands were net acc4ded TO.
The opponents Of the CONSTITUTION and Of
The Union desired an ttpress recreation Of a
light TO secede or utthdrow from the Union
u their amendments were not granted. Why
was It necessary TO make such reservation
" secession was mn lnhefem right, n rghv
never surrendered, as tho seccssloni,ts nov
contend1
But the Constitution was ratified uithoul
he condition. The reservation Of the r,ph
To withdraw or sccede pos abandoned. The
ratification, without The CONDITION, WASH vr
'ual abandonment of the claim Of right te
withdraw from he Union. For, If that riph,
existed Independently oflhe Constitution, VIII
propose the condition, to secure or reserve II
How emphatic is the language Of Mr.. Mad
lson' that reservation Of right TO withdraw
lsa conditional ratification" under which
New York could not become member Of N.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-20
By Telegraph to the New-York Tribune.
Destructive Fire at Hartford.

HARTFORD, Friday, Sept IT, IS5I.
serious fire occurred in Mulbefry-st., between Il
and | O'Clock this morning. II originated IN d.
Dcwey's furniture room, and communicated to MS
long brick block, which was entirely DESTROYED lis
loss on the building IS $54O0-lnsured ~ oOo az tne
Howard office Lowell The loss IN his furniture
ware-room Is about $500. with insurance OF $500
William Spencers livery stable was saved, but ne
has lost $500 IN seighs which Is fully covered by
insurance In the Ktna office.
Mr. j. 6. Bassett lost IN the west tsnement Sl5o
No insurance
Mr. John McManuS, who kept the Strangers Home
lost about $500. No insurance.
About elgh, Irish families living IN the block, lost
about 5000
The FIRE Is supposed to be the work of an incen-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-20
Hines, OF the President-Ir. Webster. kc.


have just EFT the President. He has sui
icrcd considerably during the night and morning
from an attacked d.auhea and stomach derange-
mept. similar 10 ms attack. recently, at White
Sulphur Springs, and brought "a by change Of
water cold and fatigue.
He has declined medical attendance, Is now
much relieved, and sleeping quietly. No alarm
need be felt. He viii 10, JOIN the procession
10 day. but viii leave this evening for New-fork'
II no worse.
MR. WEBSTER, this morning, formally receiv-
cd a delegation from Vermont, and has since
gwen public reception, which was largely at
tended He Is now receiving the ladies' al tue
Revere House. The procession IS forming and
PROMISES TO be a splendid affair.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-20
CORPORATION Notices.
APARTMENT Of REPAIRS and

of REPAIRS and
IL SUPPLIES No City Hall-rO BUlLDEkS-
Sealed proposals. viii be- received at the ohce OF the Com
missioner Repairs and supplies until Monday September
20 Al u O'clock VI AT which time they viii DE pulrN
oper ed for BUILDING HOUSE for HOSE CON
PANY Ne So Mott Il near Chatham-st buiders
Vii estimate for The Mason and Carpenter work separ-
otey plan and specification of the Building required
ana an information IN regard thereto be had a. the Of
fc "a The of Repairs Public Buildings.
No 10 Euabeth-st Blank estimates VIII be furnished AT
cithCr Office. ,,. ..,.
B-Jhe Commissioner reserves the night OF relectins
al or ony of The mates If deemed for the interest OF the
g.,',.,,,.n Sart 1Q iR,i MM. ADJ
Com of ReDars aud Supplies.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-20

DosshIo Mrs. Fillmore Ii there, and will accompany
lie President To Washington. Lord Elgin ike use
leaves this afternoon Yesterday morning tne wing
state Central COMMITTEE waited on Mr.. Fillmore.
and expressed thelT eradication a, We indn"e' III
which he conducted the Government.
Boston y dressed In gala costume, aul conpieteiy
overaowlpc with people The grand military ana
cylc procession got into order al 10. o.cocA tels
ous ,bsn a-xilfng ever before witnessed IN New
England The President Is lndispo,ed and does not
-.near IN the procession. Lord Elgn and suite
were very warmly cneere1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-20

- =.
, a,i according law ami the carts brought To the
, se of Broadway opposite the CITY Hsl' where they
nj b. IN, sr ed and the old LIceuse checked "hich
~ ,her ne resened ~ the FIrst Ma shal for renewal
Caruen are particularly requested u Apply on the dd
le>grated above for their respective nudi1ers
f. no, las ful Licenses after thS iaS' Jay VI
October. - ILL.,
me attention II al persons usng Express wagons
Rgec ,gous and cher yehcies for the transportation
~ trtces from place 70 place wIn the ci Is utecIeu
T. The following extracts from the Ordnance
SFs.I Every Cart. Tuck. v agon, pray or V'het 70
hicle drawn by more hprSes OF othrt thlhtS'
h.h mall b.. s.ut used driven, or employed Tor tho
OF conveyance Of thing whatsoever iron.
l,ce Ia loee within the NcN York fOd hire "azes
r nav or such rausp1Ttat shall be deemed pun
lie cart SI HIN the meaning OF tins ordinance ana every
rsou wha shall up keep sse owe, OF employ
am such publlc Cart without hrst o.alnng License
therefor from the Mayor Of sand CITY as ne renhef pfoN
bed shs n be deemed guilty ola violation u tbs ordinance
10 AID subject o. fine not exceeding tea dollars OF I'M
risonue1t not exceeding Ten Days Tor ever o1ehse
SVc II shaxl not ne lawful iof m! pr
son = receive IT % hold License ~ Keep PUBIC H
or 10 be- Public Cartman. unless he De cuken Oi 'e
United states and has family ana resides win h lam
liz IN ard ctv not having family, shaii sFe
him,elf therein during the months processing snu
the .rul owner Of the cart or carts, WIN sv'u
therefor SO lcer sed be- kept as Pubic arts anu vac
Mayor NAV examine under Oatn al persons app4yint "
bodno .nv such lc. the renewal thereof t"uchg
80. Mons - aforesaid and al licenses ther tnan
10 persoos 80 qualified. snail he VOID b ordrf 81 hA
Honor' Inc "A'" First Marshal
,,-o,.- Ovvrgv Se,t l.jI Il t0S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-20
The state Fair Festival.

ROCHESTER, Friday, Sept 49, 1881
Among the speakers at the Festival last night,
were Governor Marcy, Governor Hunt, General
Wool Elk President Tyler, Governor Morton Mass,
Gov WRIGHT. Indiana. Adj Gen L. Ward Smith.
Col. Webb. Horace Greeley and Recorder Tallmadge.
The healths Of the Queen and Prince Albert were
gwen. and warmly responded to by the Hon Adam
Ferguson of Canada. In Difference TO certain pre-
Iudicrs no VINE was introduced. and for the same
reason the dancing was not advertised, though was
upda,StoOd the re would be a ball
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-20
Loss of the Sloop Fame.

FAN RIVER, Friday, Sept II, I65I.
The soop Fame" Ball, with cargo of lumber,
groceries &c foundered Saturday night, SIX
miles f. y E. of Block Island. All hands were
saved. The Captain lost $50 IN money ms wa'ch
and clothing No insurance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-20
Iudian Agent for Upper Missouri.

WAsHlNGToM Friday sept. l9, 1891.
Col James II Norwood, of North Carolina, Indian
Agent for Upper Missouri left here yesterday for his
distant and important post, Fort Pierre, on the ell
low stone
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Enfhcr MnihcM.

ALBANY, n Y, Tuesday, Sept l6, 1851.
Rev. Mr.. HAvERMANS Pursuant to the
advice of YOUR good Bishop, | have postponed my
arri,a al Al Troy until the afternoon OF Saturday.
Nour devoted friend THroBALD MATHEW.
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SUPRFMv CulrRT In II, mate {.

~
- Tie AI1ira,,c- G.. liz y a. Aics--. I'D r'onn
lst - ~ q Of s,ls , ~. -l-t.1f - tlr of1St'N
srtruc IA ~ Nire.rsr-i v-a - sas c.-Y TGe >sr--
bsrs' C1naa>s oIefs d; t>se slt A>-ss. e.i pa t.-
rreus o. z-t -4.. g. ire 70 t-tral's Of
- g ofise L., .ar ofi,e rslls fee sl.e Ney-
New y III. A. rass' Arr'ig fs,c passed trri
nlmts aad oshe-s az l- 4ts $50 h rrE -- u. sncl
ic % me apl ear n be mas of he Coz -ne-,, -
Rattf y i7r car g. ~ leu-tt I'D L. -l ,e 4. i1s
% 10 street Co-nns.rer, lce Z tac C- ald coln
cen t.,tr r. Tth AZ ~ = eAs. - Jas of -
Con M. - ers nsfe ttrr report = tir std S1-fl,
the san C0rlus,0ue-s further GIVE notice plr.usu = he
reeurmen OF the Act eu': Sd A. Act "a a,sntan Az
md Taxes he City ana County New YorS
purposes passed Mas a. 49,. passed Nay 1871 % re
owner or owners eccupat0r ccr pants - All use Ano T.
irNed oi luimproyed tia " at's
pr'ed their Estimate ard Assessment. and thl' al
be opposed 10 the SANE are sle>t - on, ,ent their o-
lsctlcns IN wrrsto joins Fowler. Jr one Of the lad
Con missioner at ~ place Of business. " if Nissan
dare ofhis notioe And ha; the limits erhr1ced By ths
pieces psrce Of and situse n he ue'eenih Ward
al The City ef New YORK between he westerly de u
1hudayetre ard The eas'ery sce Of Leunsion-avenre
bounded on me north ~ In ds'1rt loo ieet incheS
uortiery. r0m the r1ery SIDE q bst street aul on
the euNih y t>tfuf iffi 1ircuf> - 4tllf A
the souihey side II DIST street And also all those oher
lot pieces " parcels II land stuae IN the Nineteenth
Ward o. the City # NewIorA between the westerly sde
OF Lexington avenue and the eastery SIDE ~ 'urt A.
nue. bounded On the north h{ hne distant lou teet
inches rerfhery from the noherl, side of6 street and
the south by line distant loo feet inches oItherly.
from the sou'herv = 6lSt And also. all those
other lots pieces parcels o land situate IN the Nine
eeni Ward Of the Cry of NcwYork, between the west
efv SIDE Of and the eascry side ot 9TH avenue
bounced on the north bv line distant 100 ieet3 inches
uorhery from the norheIly side Of istreet and On
the south hv line distant 100 feet inches SDuthery from
the Ssuthery side Of And also all that part
DIST stree; laid ont by Law. between the westerly SIDE
Of 3davenue and the eastery SIDE OF 5hayeaue AND the
ad further notice that their report IN
The above matter will De made and presented 10 the Su
prene Court ut SPECIAL Term If the SAID Court q he
held at the City Hall Of the City Il New York. IN Satur-
av the 10Th day OF November 1851 at the opening o the
Court on that day OF thereafter Counsel can he
heard and that then aud there motion viii Ne made that
the sad reuOrf vii - confirmed
JOHN FOWLER. JR..)
DAVID SEAMA Commissioners
GEORGE BOYD.
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FrRE N THRTY-NINTH-s ester

FIRE II IHIRTY-NINT H-STREET. - toSoi
day morning, at O'Clock hre broke out III oh VI,
frame shanty IN Thirty -ninth-st between Ninth ana
Tenth-avs. which was entirely destroyed. Inc
flames communicated to an adjoining two-story
frame dwelling house, which was considerably dam
aged Tie fremen were soon on the ground and
by their prompt and energetic action prevented
large destruction Of property
FIRE IN GRAND-STREET. I'm thursday
night fire broke out IN Clarke's Hat Store No 2it
Grand-st. The fire department were promptly on
the spot and soon extingushed the flames. Damage
trlnlng
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-20
By TELEGRAPH.
The Railroad Jubilee at Boston.

BoSrON, Friday, Sept. ~. 1851.
The Presiden, and Cabinet leave here al 5 p NJ,
on 'he,r Way to Washington They will be accom-
psaled 10 the State line by the Legislative Com
n''ee' They viii 80 through Newport as soon as
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-20
Markets.CHARLEsTo

The sales of CoTroN for the week have been 100
bales at 6lcal0.c. The market Is unsettled the
weeks receipts have been 1859 bales, and the stock
exclusive of that on smp5oard is 5s4 bales
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-20
to CARTMEN to RENEW

l Y their IICENSEs-The ordinance for LinoeSSns
and Regulating Public Carts and Car'men provides mat
m snses sl expire on the last day If october m each
wear rene able previous to that time applied ilI AZ
such time a. NAV be appointed D. the Mayo
Notice IL h chy gwen, that renewas 81 License 70
keen Pubic Carts ard to he Puzzle Catmen VIII ne
Granted At thus Office between the hours Of ~ \ NJ id
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-20
Ocean Steamers, &r.

NOR Observation-Disclosures States
Mail steamship PACIFIC. Captain Ezra Nye.-
This seaner viii depart with the l. Mails for Europe
positively ON SATU RDAY. Sept a. al 10 O'Clock. 81 from
er berth al the of Canal-st NO berth secured I'LL
ad for Forfroght passage having unequaied accom-
moiations for elegance and comfort. apply
EDNA X. COLLINS, Ma. Sc Wal-x
The steamship BALTIC viii succeed the PAClfiC and
sail Oct II. slotIfW
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JOHN FOWLER. JR.)
DAVID SEAMAN. Commissioners
GEORGE BOYD.
September rs, 1851 Sl9tNl9
SrPREME COTRT.-In the matter of

SUPREME COURT.-ln the matter of
~ the Application Of the Mayor. Aldermen. and Com
monalf, of the City of New York relative 10 the OPEN
ING OF SIXTY FIRST STREET, from 81 az 70 )th-av.
IN the XIXth Ward Of SAID cty-Noce Is hereb, gwen,
that the costs charges and expenses incurred BY reason OF
the uroceedngs m the above entitled matter, Will De
taxed by the Hon JOhn Edm0nds Of the Justice.
of the Supreme Court. Cor case Of his absence before
one of the other Justices Il the said Court a. the eme
Court Chambers IN the City Hall OF the City Of New
York on Thu RSDAI the 9Th DAY OF October A. D. l8ol
NJ 10 O'Clock IN the forenoon.
JOHN FOWLER. Jr.,
DAVID SEAMAN. Commissioner
GEORGE BOYD,
Dated Ncw-York September 10, 1851 $50 tOcH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-20

IN Pt R>UANC f. OF an Orcer OF the sur
safe Il be County of Now-Nors. notice : hcreey
ever - ~ PERSONS having ca lbs aga AS bkRN Akp
EFLEN, laie ofthe Cls II Newl Cocker deceased
% r>cut ht wiki hereof to The subscribers
n The residence Of james salmon No 15 Ea>t sixteenth
sfrcst the City - NewN r. or before the wesfy
rrfh cav OF JaguLr Dated New NorN the twenty
fifth day cf j .s, lS,..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-20
IPJR2o-iPI6J 81 DATES OF SAILING

EDWARD X COLLINS. So Wall-st New-York,
BROWN. SHIpLEY co, Liverpool. .
E G ROBERTS CO, - Kings Arms Yard,
London, OF
l. DRAPER Jr 26 Ruc Noire Dame des ' lctoires
owners II these ships VIII re accountable Tor gold,
silver bullion specie lewelry, precious stones OF hels
unless bills OF fading signed therefor and lhe Suo
thereofthereln expressed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-20

IN Pursuance OF an order Of the
S,rr,,,se OF the County OF NewYorS, notice Is hereby
=, =, III n.rs-us having claims against JAMES a.
DSON late of the CRY q New-Iork, deceisel j.
= nsent the same with vouchers thereof o. the sscr-
b. h., Office No ll9 Warren-srret, IN the CITY NJ New"
Va m ar before the tenth DAY II November next Dated
~ york the seventh day Of Ma. 1851.
Nv iO.A - Holm WALTON, Executor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-20
dated Ncw-York Septembcr TO- 1851 so tOct9
IN SUPREME COURT.-County of

IN SUPREME COURT. County OF
i Montgomery and State Of New-York To DAVID
ADAMS Defendant You are hereby summoned T. ans
wer the complaint Of WM ADAMS, Plaintiff which COM
plant Med the CLERKS oice Of The said County 81
Montgomery on the nth day of August. 1885, copy Of
which complaint hereto annexed and herewith served
upon vou and 20 copy of answer upon me AZ
the VILLAGE If Canaiohare Montgomery County, New
York within twenty DAYS after the Of this summons
upon you exclusive Of the day of such service ana II the
AID defendant fails 10 answer SAID complaint hereby
reouired the plaintiff VIII take Judgment against the de
fcnd4n, for One Hundred and rwenty-sIN Dollars ana
sv Cents with interest thereon from the 9h day of Au
gust 1851 besides costs Of this action Canalohare ~
Y iugust D 1851 JAMES II COOK,
su92 t.vvl0rS Plaintiffs Attorney
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SUPREME COURT-Cityan and County Of
S,, Cu,liarue ADJUST joan Moss. Henry Tildenberg
and samuel noss SUMMONS ioT money deman1 % con
tract Com not SER ToJOHN MOSS, HENkt nj
DFNBERG anC SAMUEL MOSS You are hereby sum
nor and recured % answer the complaint ~ ma acllon
whom Will b. filed IN the Office ofthe Cera OF the Cy ana
Comfy of New York tho City Hail. N the CITY OF New
YORK and 10 serve copy If your 1Ls"erto me sac COM
laint on the subscriber q, his Office No II street.
ti suous on YOU, exclusive Of the day 81 sucn service
and II YOU f 10 the sad complaint "ihn we te
freld the lantiiis tins acton VII TAKE nisene ~
- t va, for the .utn OF Twelve Hundred and tnt Dol
rS and uety CENTS with interest tron me loutu
day of Aprl, IL orsand elghi n1r,I aLu ny o"e'
s,3es he costs Of this action Dated Nav p, 1911
GEO TAYLOR. Plaintiff Ausrney,
;os ,.,, ST e Wau-s.reei.
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NOTICE.-Public no.

.ice = hereby gwen 70 the owners, occa-
mt or cuuauts Of all houses and Ots, improved " M
onrv,d Lands Affected therein. that the i)o"nS Az
erant T.ve ben comuleted Dy the Assessofs ana are
ged n The sce Il the Bureau 0f Assessments ~ gha,
nation iy all persons lnieIss "a VIZ fE 81 e. ~ 49,,
aSFWFp IN thirty FIRST ST. between Sih ana Nh-
az. The limits embraced b, such assessment lcu1e az
H. several houses aud lots u ground Yaca, Iou
~ rarcei In and situated both SIDES u Slst pctNesn
Am ann IA A. AL persons whose interests are nc yea
h. n ,.e nan 20 assessments. and VINO are OpD.fI -
ff ars ~ ether # them Iequeste % present tSl'
ofecons Ia writing 10 the uEoergned a. 'hsIf oii''
NJ Hall OF K cords. within thirty days ron ~ ~ :,
i.rocr Orce BCrc1E Of Assessments street D-i'''
rreuf sent IL. 1911
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AOFEDUCT DEPART

NROTO \ 40 z f. y Z = I UFTANI
" NE INTO CONTRA Sealed Pr,pes Az
md ,fs.d PROPOSAL for building sewer ia I'm " ~"
he ,ec,yed az the oce II the CrOon Aqneduct Depart
foent Rot nca Park until SATURDAY, The IIh dsy o.
set 1851 Ut 8 O'Clock =. N, 70 guld SEWEh VIA
The necessy receiving basins and cnsers ia lSth 1T ifom
Ays,re o. nesr Avenue A. being m leugh about lis
fee The rlan II the Sever and specifications ior t"s
tdng Of The same and all cher information relating
hereto can h. Ohtaired application U the Con'f~s
NICHOLAS DEAN.
~ ist President of the CrOtyu Aqueduct Dspaftmse6
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r. S. MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPA-

r. S. MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPA-
u sNY.-Fw NEW-ORLEANs direct VIA HAVANA
ZANE REDUCED -On FRIDAY Sept -; al oc iocA,
y L-The splendid Steamship CHEROKEE zoo tuns
burden Henry Windle Commander, VIII san on hlDAf
Sept precisely O'Clock NJ from her pisr az the
foot of Warren-s with the Government Mails direct for
HAVANA and NEW-0RLEANS
FREIGHT taken to NEW ORLEANS Al reduced rates
Specie only taken freight to Havana NJ bills 81 lns
vii he signed after the steamer has sailed
NB-Shippers requested TO supply themselves win
the Companys Bills Of Ladng, which may be mad On ap-
phcatioR The Office. No other form vii be signed
For freight passage apply al The once Oh We Company
No III West-st corner Of Warren. 49, - no,,nrs
SD tS26 n " hObhnlo
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-Publio

" notice - hereby gwen T. the owner or owners, "co0-
ant or occupants Of all houses and lots Improved ~ uhm-
proved lands affected thereby that tho following asses"
re1,ts have been completed by the Assasscrs and are
Lodged M OF the Bureau Of Assesse as Tor exam
nation by ali persons ested. Dor LtDGiNt,
a sPACE FOJRFEEr WIDE through the sidewalks NJ
AVENUE c, between nth and l2th-st- The limits en-
braced by such Assessment include all the several io"s.s
md La. 4 Ground vacant Lots pieces and parce Of ana
situated on both SIDES u Ayonne c. between th and lth-
Hs All persons whose interests are aHscte1 " vac
named and hO opposed - same or sthsf
them are requested 10 present Their ecu ~ wuss
10 the undersigned, AZ Their Office, No lhi 0i sc"e
thirty DAYS from the date Of thus notice once Bs
reau Of easements Street Dep trtment sept IT, 1901
SAM Ell n DE- MOTE
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors
ISAAC NM SolI IN,
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RATES or PASSAGE.

FROM PHILADELPHIA FRcN LNBkfoOt,
3aoon ...---.-- 100 Dollars Saloon e 5ulnes
Cahin...-..-..-.-. 60 Dollars CABIN; ;l5 Gslnea.
These rates include Provisions and Stewards Fee 6u'
not Wines ar Liquors. which be had on board lhs
Cabin arcoumoc atoms table and attendance Will be found
unsurpassed. ,,, .,,.
First class steamships ply between Liverpool and ias-
Mediterranean ports by which goods can be shipped 70
Liverpool and thence Nv TINS line 10 Philadelphia direct
Goods intended for Nsw-lsrk and other places VIII ne
entered and forwarded by the Agent without charge ana
with economy and dispatch Those who wish 10
friends from LIVERPOOL engage passage for them ny any
OF these hps An experienced Surgeon Will be carried on
esrt ship goods Sos and Prlmase
For freight passage Apply " -,
THOMAS RICH ARDSON ii Exchange place New York
and Q Walnut-st. Philadelphia.
RICHARDSON BROTHERS & co. Liverpool.
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Philadclphla and Atlantic Steam Navigation Compa-
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Steamer ALBATROSS, Capt. Peck Steamer OSfhtf =
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Qualities safety and speed and PANS has been spared IN
securing comfort and convenience to passenge Inc AL
PATkOSS Will sail on WEDNESDAY. SEPT. "a at ~
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