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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-14
The Pennsylvania Gubernatorial Election.
PHILADELPHIA, Monday, Oct. l3s 1851.

Col. Bigler, the Opposition candidate for Gov
ernor, arrived here to-day at l2l o'clock, and will
address his friends tonight There is great ex
element among all parties in relation to the cleo
ton, which takes place tomorrow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-14
Wbjg Nominations,

Monroe Co.-Assembly, |. John Shoecraft,
Penheld
Cawgo Co-County Judge, George Hum
phreys, Surrogate, Jacob X How; Treasurer,
Horace L. Cook
Jefferson Co.-Assembly, /. VIM. A. Gilbert
Ire. nomlnafed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-14

LBEL-A complaint was preferred
few days since by Mr.. f. Went, HAIR dresser, re-
siding in Atlantic-st, agains, John New, the pub
Usher of a sheet called The albany SwItch, IN which
the former is held up to public rdlcule The case
was to come of Saturday morning, but was post
poned 10 next Saturday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-14

CONTEMPT OF CoURr-Mr William q.
Bagley. gold pen manufacturer, OF Newly ORR, VINO
was called as a witness IN a of larceny, before
Justice j. b. King, and used some dsrespectiul Ian
guage, was committed for contempt OF Court. and
nned s25 In default, he sent TO the County
jail IN custody OF officer The case alluded 10
was Of no importance IN itself.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-14
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

ACCIDENTAL youth named Mortimer
Vesor IS years of age, residing on Long Swamp,
near Huntin gton. L. T. had of his arms severely
laceraed by the discharge OF his gun while getting
over a fence on Friday afternoon last. He is doing
well.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-14

COLD SPRING WHALERs.-On Friday, the
Sd inst, the bark Alice Eli H. White, master and
the ship n. p. Talmadge, Henry IL. Edwards, master
sailed from Cold Spring Harbor, on their voyage to
the Arctic Ocean.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-14
RowpylsM.-Until lately BROOKLYN could

R0WDYISM.-Jn tll latelv brooklyn cOuau
boast Of being free from rowdysm bur from some lh'
accountable cause the streets were dsgraced on Sat.
urday night Nv crowds OF those idle, lll-conduced
scamps who kept making great noise, using the most
offensive and disgusting oaths and expressions there-
by disturbing the neghbOrhOod and insulting passers-
bv About O'clock they attacked a man at the cor
ner OF Fulton and tranbeTy-sts, VINO was acconnpa-
med by has wife, carrying an infant IN her arms
TIE cres OF the woman brought out many OF the
reighboIs who saved the from further violence,
and perhaps from death, rs drunken inturate can
rarely restrain his hand The police were not ABOUT
Bound 70 CoME DowN-Little more
than two months ago the death Of young boy was
caused by the falling of pile OF lumber IN oolum-
blast corner of Pacific. On that occasion the Cor
Ouer's Jury made a representation 70 the common
Council on the subject OF the dangerous Inode OF
pllng lumber IN this locality but no actioh mas Deeh
had In the matter On the same spot there stands al
present pile about feet - the base, aud ron ABOUT
nall az up 20 the top about Is feet. The whole Is
about Is feet In hight.
CorRT OF SEssIoNs.-Before Judge John
son and Justices snlwe and Wright.-In the case of
assault and battery Mary Higgins by Catharne
Murphy. the Jury foundthe accused guilty sentence
deferred.
ance caused oy the smoke from the chimney Of their
Oh Cloth Factory. at Wllilamsourgh, pleaded not
guilty.
several persons We arraigned on charge OF selling
LQuoT without license
There being nothing further ready for trial the Jury
were discharged until Tuesday morning
City CoURT.-Before Judge Greenwood
and Aid Lambert and Huested-The trlai OF Af'
ORouIke, Engineer Of the Long Island t1aItoa ~ On
dlcied for mans laughter, IN causing the DEAN VI az
rex Kelly. al Bakers Corner, some weeks since,
was Fixed for this morning, but was pos'p'ieu 20
THURSDAY next. 81 lanes Pc.
Michael Cogan, Ann Callagnan' salah S Iii, ~
ter Morgan. and James Bradley, pieaneo suIiI "
selling liquor without license on oeins aff@isHeu a.
the bar. ,,.o..ss sen,ence on
Judge Greenwood proceeded TO pas ,rse 80 ,be
the nrsoners convicted during me course pi .ue
week. In dong 50. ne reviewed before essn' inc
testimony tina. had been adduced against them
Ben ann Van Voorhis, larceny years ''''e
I'M ca,ysH. horse stealing, years State Prison
Jsr~ss Bropney, burglary, Sd degree, years state
Dsn.ei Mecgfy, burglary, months PepIsepnary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-14

CaSh IN MS cellar, anu one OF l'S SUNS -
nous drunkard and backeg, and the other has been
sent 10 sea
Tire debasing, demoralizng tendency OF the traffic
and niemperance Is proved by iacts "llhih fedV vi
the most limited observation. lnebrlatlon, reckless
morals incidence, rowdylsm, and crime, are MS iegl-
innate fIuts-lhese, that characterize 80 many OF
our Young men, and even boys, the ro"dylS'n tAat
often dlstuIbs the peace aud que. repo>e vi oui
citizens, and the crimes which yum anu c'unh 80
many unfortunate beings, would never nave Deen
bonn had they not been begoten BY the hquor tTdc'
Again. II hedges up the way OF the Gospel, pre-
venting lis success. IL Is hardening III is lhhuehce,
both personal and relative, seehng the heart against
all The influences OF the remedial system. lakes
captive the energies OF those VINO are proiessedy de-
voted TO the veal OF man, and leaves ministers ana
members paraly zed by It's influence
The speaker here proceeded 10 say, that not only
IS the traffic a moral and religious but d poHticai
evil. Ii Is evil politically. because that " hen me
moral and power OF people are weakened they
suffer accordingly bu, 1t Is also political evil IN
pecuniary sense Let us look al few facts as they
are furnished BY The Ner York Tribune IN the article
before quoted III which, as the Editor remarks, the
estimates and facls are AL 100 Muth Otlo" ZIG i'e4
state OF the case.
Tie Tribune and sun on the Temperance question,
ara thought II would be q happy day for New-1 ork
when ali the public journals occupied the same
ground
But for the facts
Tw thiis Police and ninal expenses about Sieoe00
Two-thnds Aims House eNpee 800 Oo0
Total. -------.....S 750, 900
How i this immense expenditure occaslonedi
Whence does tins demand spring We VIII answer
rom the same source
There have been recently licensed to sell liquor for The en-
suIug year 10 les III $50
Se ing without license l-yOS
To,al ,OO3
Keen of eu on SUNDAYS IN violation Of statute Hos
This the statement rendered IN the last quarter
IL ReDcrt OF the Chief of Police, and by the census
TINS We have the assurance that there are now
IN the CITY over SIX THOUSAND MEN, tnree-iourths OF
whom held commission oy law 10 I'LL our Prisons,
crowd our Aims House. open the doors OF Penllen-
fIarle> TO couycts occasion TotS. wee ABANDONMENT
,uiclces. murders. and death, and crowd Blacswells
Island Amos, to overlooking with the poor, the OUT
cast the convict and the lunatc, ali OF which they
are authorized 10 DO for a consideration the said
consideration beng.
Amount received sale Of Licenses to make pau ana
villains 49,
Let "tax-pa look al the amount mus return
"a from lrackers IN ardent spirits 10 the City lIea
nv and compare with the initial rem Oh expenses
against which II may be placed IN offset -.
Tax-payers You authorize 5000 men 10 axe o os,
" pOck > os1
FOr cOiislceral- Il Oh -,
,,,o, 80, Ash,or AS7O5, 220
But to obtain fuller idea of the pecunlsry eVs Vi
incompetence, the mathematician comes 70 out a'o'
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-24
NEW JERSEY ITEMS.

~ John T. Bishop, native of England,
but for some time Methodist proa her IN this coun-
Try. with ms mother attempted 10 cross the canal lu>i
below jersey City on Saturday IN an old sc0w, Tor
the purpose OF getting some ounces at Mr.. Thomp-
sons place, short distance from Bergen Polnl.
Just after leaving the bank the boat began to MI,
that he attempted put back. but the old LADY, IN
her fright, overturned the boat, and precipnaied
them both INTO the water For some time they
chng to the sinking tenement, making every exer-
tlon 10 be heaId-al last Mr. Garrel Newark came
running toward them. but before he could get another
boat to them, Mr. Bi>sOp sank 10 rise no more He
instantly relieved the Old lady and placed her on the
bank 10 return for the other. but when found llte
Mir Bishop. had promised 20 preach at Cold Spring,
Ncw.Nork state.
ts We learn from Morristown, that Lam
bert Norton late President OF The state Bank Al Nor
us. and charged with being concerned IN deiIaudng
4, was acquitted D. the jury On saturday evening
With tins trial encs al matters connected with the
unfortunate failure ot that institution the Receivers
having IN shed their laoorS some months ago.
~ Trenton City Is In ferment about
their supply OF waiet Means are 70 be taken 10 pro
ylde new sources ~ az the present lime would
be likely to have lis own way.
"a Trenton Is IN the dark, owing 10 4
disagreement between the Lamp Committee OF the
CITY Council and the Gas Company.
- On Friday last, the barn and out
bui tlug>' Of BENJAMIN Lewis az Pennington were
burned, Loss S2O0O insured ; OV.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-24
WULIAMSBU RGH ITEMS.

ARREST or THREE RIorERS.-On Satur-
ia, evening three fellows, named Samuel CrlmSey,
Mathew J Preston, and George Plorson, were ar
rested by officer John Ii Mum, Tor rotouS and dis
orderly conduct. They are residents OF New-l ork,
and came over 10 the village with the return Of our
engines fTom the fire IN the City OH Saturday. Being
considerably drunk, they contrNed, after loahng
about here for an hour SO, 10 get up row al the
corner Of First and Grand-sts., and when officer
Mum inierfered, PierSon struck him blow on the
face Mum al once faStosled on ms man, and al
though surrounded bl threatening crowd OF loaierS,
dragged him 10 the cells. lie was supported IN MS
desperate task by officer Gulschard Preston and
GumSCy followed their leader 10 the cells, and were,
very Unexpectedly 10 them, on arriving there popped
an with HIM Officer Muun's face bears the marks OF
the rough usage he received ln performing ms duty
The accused we're brought before Justice Coles on
Monday morning. Person and CrumSey were held
IN bonds OF $500 10 appear at the sessions and Pres
ton was bound 10 keep the peace.
VINO ASSoCIAVON.-IheW Wings OF this
new city have formed an Association, As we have
before noticed Franklin Nhiuhg, President, and
J. H. Tobtt Secretary. Tins evening meeting OF
the Association viii take place IN the new building
IA South FIrSt-st near I0uIth-st
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-24
ANcrmoat Squirrel Hunt.
Correspondence Of Tie y y Tribune
ESSrN. VI, TUESDAY, Sept. 10, y,


Essrx Vi. TUESDAY, sept. 10, l>5l.
Quite an amusing affair came of, near
here. last week, 10 wit, an old.tAshloned Squirrel
Hunt.
The beech nuts OF last Fall furnished abundant
food for the squirrels during las, Winter, and The
consequence - that they came fogIh lhiS summer m
great numbers.
The havoc they are creating m the upening Corn
felds and The orchards urged the farmers 10 4eer-
,nine on thsI eXtermmNtIoa
Squirrel hunt : arranged N The following m in-
atr \ number oi hunters are divided INTO TWO par
uss and each agrees 10 hunt for certain number OF
DAYS and AZ the end o, the une, IA technc a phrase
Ia count he la.ls." reG squirrel : considered
one tall grey one f94T tails skunk, fireEiy tails.
and - ON. The ,arlG a.! SIS increasing loE those
animals noted for scarcity or icroclly.
The party that shoots tAe most animals, or gets
the most iall> wiu> and the defeated hunters PAY
the shot"
IRE patty commenced jhelT destruction on Mon
dav last. ana enced Fnday evening, when. on
counting II Was found that one SIDE had shot i %
tail>. ard lost. the other SIDE having shot s.54.
Tie winning slce SHOT oe>ice, one BLACK pear.
Which ~ II, rules OF the game, counted looV'
lailS Ncry, who for The future VII io11i tue
story vi Samson ard his 30 toNes' T.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-24
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

Temperance. The Sixth Anniversary
Of No lis Temperance Tent l. o. OF Rechaoiie> was
e LIBERATED Monday evening by service IN the Sandsst
VI. T. Church, az which there was very large Al
tendance. The officers and members Of the order
wore then regaIia The exercises consisted m sing
ing Of hymns by the chOl-, prayer by Rev. q.
Smith, reading of The Scriptures, addresses, &c.
collection was made aid u the OBJECTS OF the So
ciety and the proceeding were closed by beaedic-
uon by Rev Nj Wood.
MmIrARY.--1he albany Erenng Jour-
nat of Monday >ays Of the Brooklyn Conunenlals
This excellent military company Will arrive here to-
morrow morning. and he received BY the Republican
Artillery Al H. O'Clock, there viii be full dress
parade BY the Contnentais the Cavalry and the
Republican Artillery. II tS expected that the Gov
crnor VIII review the battalion. The ball comes OFF
tins evening On Wcdne sday. The Artillery VIII
escort then guests to West Troy. and IN the evening"
escorted by several Of our fire companies, they VIII
depart lor home.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-24
The Grea, Telegraph Case-NOrse ". Balm.

FHILAntlFHlA, MONDAY, sop = IoJI
THIS cause, winch has been on trial tor nearly
three weeks III the United states District Court, be-
forc Judges Grler and Kane Is fast drawing 10 n
close. Nessrs Harding. Kendall and Campbell have
slrcady been tari m behalf Of the compalnan.s,
and Nj Mccall for the defendants, and to-day, Mr
u. H. Ci.lou Of New-Ao ork, commenced the sum
ming up on ne same side HIS argument vas a M
cid and powerful effort, ana fully sustained his repu-
ialion al the Bar In the course OF II, he dwet at
length on the Tval clam OF DT. Jackson OF Boston,
and Professor MOrseo the first inception OF the cleo
trc telegraph AMI OF course gave the credit OF 4 to
the former gentleman. more important cause than
tins has not been tal for many years and the re-
suit Us looked for With great interest
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-24
VA cabman brought to the Fitchburg

~ A cabman brought to the Fitchburg
Railroad DtpsSt, Mas. "Wednesday. msn who
WAS complaining Of exhaustion After be was re-
moved from the car, he vowaied, and died Ia are
minutes
II In Vermont, the deaths the year be-
fore the census were ont of - persons Rhode
Island out oi g n South Carolina ont Of ~ .
and IN Arkansas. out OF 81
IL 4 notorious horse stealer. named
Hiram Psrmenter WIS arrested N Boston N Sstu.
cav evening last
- TIE Springfield Courier records the
death Of Hon James Cooley. Of Hampton Couaty.
Mass
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-24
Dreadful Steamboat Accident Thirry-hVe
Person, Killed and Wounded.

Ev.~srrlLF. IyD. Monday. sept - ISL.
Tie steamer James u kS0n exploded YESTERDAY,
ilst a she was leaving Shawneetown N lIinols.
A dreadful and heart rendmg scene ensued. Inirty-
i've persons were killed and wounded Inc shrleA>
OF tie wounded and tylng caused thrul ol AOlI 'I
m everv breast We received the sad news mere "a ;
rnor-llrg Jv the steamer summit The names 0i the
sufferers far We have been able to learn are A.
follows
John Francs, Of Louisiana, badly wounded and
sca.sed.
Philip Rance. Of Louisiana. killed
Capt Holmes. Of Natchez. killed.
Cant Walker. Of Arkansas killed
John Gromar Of Vera cr7Iz wounded and scalied
Emanue Brown. OF New-Oreans, scalded
Sol Warren, negro. Of Louisville, killed
Isaac {. Green. ot Texas. killed
Moses Embray. Of Columbus. Ohio wounded.
Austin Johnston. Of New-Orleans, killed
Judge Judas. killed.
- Coleman. a negro. killed.
Or W Wood. Of Georgetown, Ky. killed.
Nh Fisk. sca.ded
Eliza Pitts of GEORGETOWN. Scalded.
Mr Silyey of Arb. slightly wounded.
Andrew souihwonh, Of Louisville, slightly
wounded.
Nj William Mitchell, OF Georgetown. ny, badly
scs6ed.
Nj Graf. seriously hurt.
Charles AlOney. of Louisville, badly scalded.
James LarkIns Of Louisville, slightly wounded.
William Warren. late of Providence, slightly
scalded.
Isaac Goode. of Mississippi received several con-
W Garrett and wife. slightly scalded
James Me- adcen. of Baton Rouge, badly scalded.
SC. Thomas, Of Tennessee, had hIs led broken.
Arnold Lashley, Of Kentucky, received slight IL
lures.
Mr. BeuIl. Of Mississippi. slightly scaldei.
r. : RaShiev, Of Mississippi, slightly wounded
Mary ImSon and child, Of tMlllcOtne. ONO, killed.
y h Cochran. OF New Orleans, slightly ScaGed.
Daniel Marshall OF Illinois. badly scadet.
y Hood, of Mississippi killed.
J. Mitchell II Mss. badly WOUNDED. -
4 { kuno slightly hurt
judge G. Morgan. of Louisiana slightly scaited.
Col stewart of PennSy lyanld, seriously Wouudei.
r. T. McC Chailon. OF Mss. badly hurt.
A. L. Laron. Of Miss, badly wounded
{ 4 Shacke.ford slightly burnt.
Nh NcEWen and DR. thon, the Two pilots oi ne
boat. were slightly wounded
Some eight or ten others whose names could not
be cer'aned. were killed
The engineer ~ charge OF the boat immediately
after the explosion, is reported 70 have jumped over
board. and reached The shore ~Icn ne took 10 me
woods
lady Who got aboard al ShawneetoWn. Was Killed
before getting out OF sIght oi her home.
The steamer Cumberland Valley was but a snort
distance below The Jackson AZ the time OF me eNpo-
SION. but eatcly returned. and the officers rem
dCred all the assistance IN lheH power
After taking on board the wounded, the Ndiel
towcd The jackson on shore.
TIE Jackson was completely tom 10 pieces from
the fore 10 the after par, of her cabin. tier boilers
are smashed fiat.
Every assistance that could be rendered 10 the SUI
fereI> by our citizens was cheerfully done.
IN the confusion Of the moment Il was very dihcut
10 get q correct list of the killed and wounded.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-24
CORPORATION Notices.
NORPoRATlON NOrICE.-Pu

EORPORATlON NOrlCE.-publc no
p tcc II hereby To the owner or owners, "cc"
rant or occupants o all Houses and Lots improved Or unIm
proved lands theehy that the following assessents
have been completed by the Assessnrs and are lodged -
the on ce Of AsSessments
hy oil persons sterested. Dor REGULATING and
GRADING ElGHih-SEh ENLIST, between ~ snt
5th ~ The lmS embraced 10y such inclafs
all the several houses aud lots OF ETOlud vacant lots.
pieces and pHces Of land situated ON both saos OF Bth
:. hotween }d and h Al persons whose interests
Affected by the above named ssments and who
posed the same either 0 them requested t0 pro-
sot Their objections Writing 10 the undersigned At their
Office No Hai OF Records. within hriy DAYS from the
date of tins notice s)co Burcau of Assessment Street
Department Sept >, 1894
SAMUEL n DE MOTT)
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors
~ iDf ISAAC " M SMITH
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-24
By Telegraph 70 the New-York Tribune
Portland and Halifa, Railway.

=. J0INs, :. B, Iles1aJ, sept ,, I73i'
TIE deposit Of one hundred thousand pounds
$4,000 Tor stock "a the European and North
American Railroad. has all been paid a. and
meeting called for the organization Of the Com
panv. on the 18Th Of October next
THE deposit Of tl00.ooo Is understood to Sc
cure, on the part Of the Company, the large
bonus pledged BY the Provincial Government
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-24
The Extension of the CapitOI-The Texas Debt

WAtHINGT0N. Iuosddy, Sept. q, IsjI
Proposal, are invited until the 2oth October, oy
Thomas y Walter. Architect, for al the exterior
marble and granite WORK for the extension of the
Capitol embracing material, Workmanship, and set
ting likewise for brick. lime, cement and lumber.
The HifeIhg,nrsr contains the Official proceedings
of the Texas creditors with the opinion 0f the sec
reiarv Of the Treasury and the decision Of the Pres
dent on the act OF Congress of September laSt-tne
whole amount of debt. Si35 9s2. estimated by Texas
IN spccic value according TO the statement of the
Texas Auditor. 10 S6.Si7 800.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-24
The Canal Break

FoRr PLAN, Tuesday. sept. %. ISL
The break IN the Ere Canal dld not prove 50 SEN
Gus a. was supposed. II i now repaired and boats
pass this monmg-only few new planks were found
10 be needed
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-24
SAMUEL II DE MOTF)
FRANCS NiCuoLsON Assessor
ISAAC MM SMITH,
NOKPORATION NOTICE.-Pub,

II 'VINI NFININ T'FlN y " NV
" notice is hereby gwen to the owners Oceu
pant or occsUans all houses and lots Improved unIm
proved lands affected thereby that the following
meats have bsen completed by The Assessors and ara
lodged the Office of the Bureau II Assessments Tor eIls
nston. hy all persons interested, VIZ For FLtGeINO.
A SPACE THE FEET WIDE through tlBHrf-
rot KTIf BET between Sd aud iih-ays The limits
embraced ~ such Assessment include all the several
HOUSES and Lots Il Ground vacant Lots aud pafosls
Of aud situated both sdcs Of 8thst between Sd ana
an avs All persons whose interests affected by he
nnned and who opposed - the
~ eheiof them requested 10 present Their oectons
ia wnlg 10 the underssnfd. al their onre, No Hall Of
Records within thirty daJs fOm the date Of ths notice
Once Bsr.su Of Assessmeats Street Department Sept j
1854 SAMl III u hpIIy
FRANCIS NICHOLSON Assessors.
m I'm ISAAC Nm SMITH
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-24
tcadl Notitee.

SUPREME COURT-ln the matter si
~ he ArPicanou of he Naycr. AdermeH. ani O,s
uouav 81 the CIV oi New No'k. rvlsye - u OPEN
ING OF >l\rN FiR>I- STREET. frntn ~ Az O. >th n.
IN The MINI Maru Oi sd cy - \utsc hertof kis~st
that he costs charges a expenses cgrrcj ey mason
the rlrcet'rg> The shove entltled matter. Will ec
tsNtd ty the Hon John v Elnanls one of the jasties
~ the supreme Court OF his absence oeee
the other luSces ii the sad Court the prene
Court Chambers. m the Cty Hall of the CITY oi New
York. a Thu RSDAl. the sth IA, OF October ID issi
st 10 o'c.tsA the iorenS.n.
JOHN FOWLER jr.l
nAN ID SEAMAN, NCVnnisSSats
GEORGE BOYD.
Dated New York September ~ 1851 Sp tl,t9
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-24
fGIlS fRaScis cis \ HSlcChioIIsos. 81 Assessors.
g ISAAC WM SMITH
CORPORATION NOTICE.--Pubhc

notice hereby gwen u the owner "a owners, oc0s
uant al houses and lots improved ~ usio
aysd lands affected thereby that the following tssess.
ents have cOuced by the Assessors and are logged
ia The Office II the Bureau Of Assessments fr etans .se
by all persoss interested, yk. For FILLING SuNkEN
LOTS between i0th and iH and 0- AID llth- avs
The limits embraced bs such Assessment Ecluds all ths
seseTa Houses and Lots of Ground vacant Lots pisces
and parcels Of Land. situated the above two blocks
tOunded by 10Th and 18th and i0 and sJd ss All pss
cons whose interests affected by the above namse
and who are opposed the same either of
them requested % present Their DbertiDns n "nns -
the signed At their office. No Hall of Records with
A. thirty dag, ffunt Of thus notice Bureau 81
As,s,sn,s ats Street Department Sept u. 1911
SAMUEL II DE- MOTT, }
FKANCIs NICHOLSON Assessors
AZ IhAA( WI SMITH.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-24
NORPORATION NOTICE.-Public no.

" tce hereby gwen % the owner ~ "Nnsf, Doc q
gsnf 0f occupants II all houses and Cts improved ~ M
improve. lands affected thereby, that the tpliD"ns As
..staen, completed by the AssessOfs ana are
le,d m the acs of the Bureau 81 ssHents for era
nafion fy al persons interested. W boz tlLL!NV
LOTS bstwesn the OLD POST ROAD, Flho1.Av. +.
FORTY EIGHTH-sT. and FifriETH II Jn@ Limit :
etrbrafed b. such assessment neiude ali the sss~.i
u.e na o. 4 ground FacaGt lots pieces AMI parcels
I'd ans situated 10 the above blocks II ground, hDpnds
b., fsth and 5Cuh sts Old P0st-roai and ist-av All
o.r,..~ ,yhess interests are Affected br 'he abo,s
nsmes assessments 1nd wh0 OgyO,sd . tho sans.
Or ether of them are requested q present their obec
flons N wrltlns 10 the underagucd a, Their oaice.
~ Hall o ResOfd. sthn thnty days from the date ~
Us notice Oace Bsrsan " Ass0ssnests Street Depart
meat sept zJ iS>i - . . .
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors
~ IN ISAAC Nm SMITH