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MILL Saws. Pit Saws, Cross-Cut Sa WIS,
INl Circular Saws of extra thickness, and the
improved graduated back Hand Saws, of all
kinds and of the best quality, all made for, and
constantly on hand large assortment of Rice
and Corn Hoes Turpentine and other Axes !;
L. WooD's Patent Round Slaves best of En-
glish Strainer Cloths and the heavy, fire-proof
Pot Ware, the real old time article. All for
sale cheap, at the Southern Hardware Store of
]. n. ROBINSON,
Late of Baltimore
IT'S plain that Southern independence is to
come of encouraging Southern institutions.
Wilmington, y. c., Jan. 3, 1851.
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Property at Public and Private Sale

VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.
TINE subscriber being DESTROYS of moving Westward, a
offers for sale his land lying in Newanoyer. on both Il
sides of North East River about six miles below South
Washington The tract contains 734 acres adjoining the
lands of LOTT CRooM THoMAs LEE and P4TRIcK MURPHY
There is this land good dwelling house and all
ry out-houses. Also, Grst Mill, now in good repair
excellent stream Theres about hundred acres clear
ed, and in good of cultivation and 300 unceared
Swamp land easily drained and in respect equal
any in country. HARDY CROUM
South WASHINGTON July Is, 1851. 45-5t*
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GA THE subscriber being DESTROYS of moving to the SN
y South offers for sale his Landin Wayne COUNTY, "a
tanning about Seven Hundred and Twenty-Five N
Acres. situated on the Railroad. about two miles be-AN
low Dudeys Depot the cleared Land being sufficient OBJ
crop three hundred and fifty four hundred barrels
of Corn. The dwellings and out-budings toleraby
comfortable There also about 900 boxes Turpentine
old and new Also, lot of Likely Young Negroes
Payments made easy, by applying to JAS. KELLY.
Wayne county, June Is, 1851 40-tf
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A Yankee Captain.

During the last war with Great Britain, small
schooner, laden with silks and other valuable ar.i-
cles, belonging to Stonington, was hailed on her
home passage from France by British armed brig,
when the following dialogue took place between the
commander of the brig and the master of the schoon
err
Oficer-Schooner ahoy!
Yankee-Hallow
O.-Who commands that schooner 2
Y.-Brother Jonathan used tew but dew now
O.-Brother Jonathan Who the devils Brother
Jonathan 2
WHY you must be darned fool, not to know
Brother Jonathan. Everybody in town knows him.
O.-Send your boat on board.
VI don't know whether shall or not, for the
boats all soggy, and liant got clothes.
Brother Jonathan's got new coat if he's mind
tew 60 he may, but am sure shant.
O.-Strike
Y,--Strike Why, han't got nobody to strike
but dad he's cooking. and he's crazy and if strike
him, he'll strike back again so faint no use.
O.-What are you loaded with
Y.--Bale goods and hens. and hens husbands,
and hob-goblins, and long-faeed gentry.
O.-Where are you bound to
Y.-Sto-nin-taown.
officer had boarded the schooner)
Y.-There they be. pointing to some bundles
of clap boards and shingles.)
O.-You COMPOUNDED fool, do you call them bale
goods
WHY sartin Don't you
O.-Where is your hens and hens husbands
Y-There they be in that coop there
0.-Where is your hob COLLINS
Y.-There they be in that 'tother great coop,
there.
0.-Where's your long faced gentry2
Y.-There they be, in that pig-sty.
O.-Have you anything to drink on board
we had some rum when came away, but
the kags down under the load, and if you try you
can't get it. so it's no use.
The British officer received but little satisfaction
and having, doubt become disguised at the igno-
rance of the Yankee, returned board the brig and
left the poor simple creatures to take of them
selves. few days afterwards the vessel arrived at
Boston with cargo valued at one hundred thousand
dollars,
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STATE OF NoRTH-CARoLISA.

Jere. Hand Guardian of Fx narte
Martha Ann Smith, Ia P
TINE Zeal Estate heretofore advertised to be sold on Mon
day of June County Court consisting of tract of about
Eight Hundred Acres Of Land, adjoining the lands of
place Court House in Wilmington Both of Ju-
ly next. T. ID. MEARES, G. & Nj. E.
June H. 1851 Pr. fee, 81 81 41-6t
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FOR MALE.

A COMFORTABLE dwelling house, with suitable out
n houses and well of good water q miles Whining
ton, together with 30 100 of land around it, The
house and well furnished two storys high and has
five comfortable There about of cleared
land Immediately around the house. of which is well
improved garden spot. The remaining in
cultivation and contain about 100 young apple and peach
trees and 80 hourshng young vines The 10
cation is believed to be perfectly healthy For and
further information, app to B. l. HOWE, Esq.
Nov %.
**Goldsborough Telegraph copy If 12-tf
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sPoRTsMEN, ATTENTION

WE have just received Fall supply ofGUNS, COM
w prng the largest and best assortment of Single and
Double. Bird, Duck and Deer Gums offered in the
State. Also Rifles, Pistols, Premi Caps. Powder
Flasks, Shot Pouches. sc. POLICY & HART
Guns repaired and made to order
Oct. 4, 1850. 4-12m*
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Authorized Agents for the journal.
JAMES NJ. REDMOND. Tarboro, Edgecombe county, N. c.
JOSIAH JoHSsoN, Clinton, Sampson county.
JOSEPH r. KEMP, Bladen county.
DIR. SHERWOOD, Strickland's Depot, Duplin county.
B. S. KoeNcE, Richland, Onslow county.
B. BARNES, Black Creek, Wayne county.
LEWIS Jo>Es, Pink Hill P. O., Lenoir county.
VoLNEY B. PALMER is auhorizedto receive
subscriptions the Journal in New York Philadelphia
and Boston, and receipt for payment for the same.
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REAL ESTATE For SALE.

NIE Lots and improvements thereon, at Saraca, Duh
l. pin county, n c.. formerly occupied by VIM. o Ell
Jefey Store and Distery, offered for sale The
situation aanta location for the above
any other business. For particulars, apply to
l. B. ]. J. KELLY.
Kenansvle, Duplin co., N c. April Is, 1851 32-tf
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Bunkunl Museum.

Just opened, with 100 900 curiosities and perform
ances in Letter Room, among which may be found
Two live Boar Constructors,
Male and Femail.
also /!
A striped Algebra, stuff.
besides !
pair of Shuttle Cocks and one Shuttle Hen-alive!
the!
Swoard witch Gen. Wellington fit with at the battle
of Waterloo whoom is six feet long
and broad in proportion.
with!
enormous rattletail Snake-a regular whopper!
The tushes of Hppotenuse.
together with
A Bengal Tiger spotted Leprosy!
Great Moral Spectacle of $. Mount vesuvius."
Part One
Seen opens. Distant Moon View of the Bey of
Naples A thin smoke rises. 1t as the Beginning of
the Eruction! The Napels folks begin to travel.
Yaller fire, followed by silent thunder Awful con-
sternaton. Suthin Rumbtes! 1t is the Mounting
preparin' to Vomc They call upon the Fire De-
partment. It's no use! Flight of stool pidgeons A
cloud of impenetrable smoke hang the fated CT
ty, through witch the Napers seen maxim tracks
Awful explosion of bulbs kurbs, fornivuets, pin
weels serpentles and fourbillon sprals! The Moult
ing LAYER begins to squash out
End of Part One.
Comic Song.
The Parochial Beedle, Mr.. Mullet
Live Iniun on the Slack Wire.
Live Iniun, Mr.. Mulet
Obligations on the Cornucopia, by Signor Vermicell
Signor Vermicelli Mr.. Mullet
In the course of the evening will be exhbishun Of
Exileratin Gas upon Latin Highena
Latin Highena, Mr.. Mullet
Bey of Naples Illuminated by Bengola Lites. The
lava gushes down. through the smoke is seen the
city in a state of confagration. The last family !
Whar is our Parentsr A red hot stone of elevng
turns weight falls onto 'em. The bear-headed faith
err falls scentless before the statoo of the Vergn
Denumong!!
The hole to conclude with
Grand Shakspearing Pyroligneous display of Fire
Maroon Bulbs, changing to spiral weel witch chan
ges to the Star of our Union after to butful pnts
Of red lites; to finish with busting into Brilliant
Precipitation !!
During the performance No. of Popular Airs
will be performed on the Scotch Fiddle and Bag
pipes by real Highlander.
Real Highlander, Mr.. Mullet
Any boy making muss, will be injected to-once-t
AS the Buncom Museum is Temperance, no drink
in aloud but any find the best of lickers in
the Sloon below.
Admission % cents Children on the usual terms
EufckerbOcber M1roeiup
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Schools,


CAROLINA MALE AND FEMALE SEMINARY
SmithyilIe NC.
THIS Institution will be opened the first Monday IN
l. August. Rev. J. H. BRENT, A. b., PRINCIPAL Nil
SARAH BRsNT graduate of Greensboro Female College AS
sistant Mrs. MARGARET ]. LANGDoN, Teacher of Mnsc
Miss Sarah LANDER Assistant Rev. NJ. D. MooEE ASH
tant in the Primary Department.
Terms per of fire months.
First classes in English Science, according
to advancement. 81 90 to SO On
Higher branches Of English Science. II 80
Latin. Creek and higher branches of Math-
emat1cS. =. . 10 O0 to Is
Hebrew 20 W
Frencn w
Music and use of Instruments 20 90
All other branches of Female Education the
usual prices.
Board either in the institutions with the Principal or in
respectable families, can be had at 81 per month.
Reference to the President and Faculty of the Randolph
Macon College, and to the President and Faculty of the
Greensboro Female College.
Smthvile, July 49, 1851 45-3t
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DLACK Fish Lines-Just received. large lot. ready
I'D rugged Also, fine Poles Lines and Hooks suitable for
the Sound. J. NJ, ROBINSON.
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Mr.. Puneh,. Counter at the Great Exhibition.

Mr.. Punch's Counter at the Great Exhibition.
AS nothing nowadays is complete without the pres
ence of Mr.. Punch, we have opened counter at the
exhibition 1t is for to admire it, that is pleas
cheerfully leave to others The virtue of the
counter however, will be best proved by the follow
ing short description of few articles exhibited in
it: An omnibus that will allow person to sit down
with his hat on, and give him plenty of for his
legs witout incommodng those of other people. A
jumper-on the same principle of the baby jumper
to keep the wife quiet at home while the husband
goes out and enjoys himself at his club. latch
key which really has the effect, falsely attributed
to most latch-keys, of turning every clock in the
house three hours back directly after the husband
opens the street door. A machine for quar- relsome
households, for enabling strangers to see at once
how the cat jumps. A kind of alarm-bell, in
connection with shower BATH and an Italian organ,
for getting lazy servants up in the morning. A
lodging house meatometer, to enable rural visitors
to Judge, by the quantity of meat that is eaten each
day. how much greater their appetite is in the town
than in the country.
The new revolver shirt, that turning round lit
tie to the right left. is made to display in
sion, the following rounds of fronts, viz l. color
ed front, pour la matinee; 2, plain 'front.' pour la
promenade; 8, dress front. pour tOpera or Ia Bal
and A. dishabile front, pour Ia mutt thus admi-
rably combining four shirts in one-sngulary adap-
ted for foreigners. machine for making satin pa
per gloves, to enable persons to make their own
gloves, and quite as cheap as envelops. The wash
able parasol, that takes off, and washes beautifully
The revolving shoe for horses purposely invented to
enable gentlemen to ride on the wood pavement, as
horse with his revolving shoes only goes round and
round, but never falls. revolving heel for young
gentlemen who cannot waltz without getting giddy.
The Verdi ear protector, to enable young lady to
sit out of Verdirs operas without hearing any of
the noise Modern Housewives Best Friend. This
consist of an improved ktchen-safe which by means
of spring. catches the cat Chat dreadful domestic
marauder, whose voraciouness is only exceeded by
his destructveness the moment he ventures near it.
The above are only few of the wonderful things
contained in Mr. Punchs counter. but they are all
we choose to let the public into the secret of this
week.-Punch.
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LIST OF BLANKS

LIST OF BLANKS.
County Court Writs Inspectors Certificates;
Superior do do Certificates of Justices attend,
County Court Subpenas; ing Court;
Superior do do Marriage License;
county Court Fl: Fa Tax Receipts,
Superior do. do Insolvent Notices.
County Court Sci Fa.; Writs of Ejectmsnt:
superior do. do. Letters Testamentary;
Apprentice fndentures; Vendi Exponas.
Letters of Administration; lea Sa: and Deeds:
County and Superior CourtsI do. Affdayits.
Witness and Juror Tickets; IGarnishee Notices:
Notices to Tax List Receivers Checks Cape Fear Bank;
Commission TO take Dvposition do Branch Bank of the
County Court Executions; State;
Magistrates do. Notes, negotiable at Bank;
Capias ad Respondendum; administrator Bonds;
Overseer's Appointments: Guardian do.
Peace, State, and Civil War; Appeal de.
Notes of Hand; Irants; Ca Sa do.
Attachments; Shift Appearance do.
/ State Recognzance; Constable's do.
Military Ca Sa; Sheriff IS Tax do.
do. Execution; Forthcoming do.
Negro Bonds; Prosecution do.
do. Bill of Sale; Grew Lists;
Any Blank wanted and not hand, viii be printed with
the utmost dispatch
Officers Of the Courts and other officers and all other
Blanks other work in the printing line
would do well to give CALL send in their orders we
determined to execute work we'll and at the
rates for cash. Call at the JOURNAL OFFICE.
i DLACK Fish Lines-Just received large lot ready
- rugged Also, fine Poles, Lines and Hooks. suitable for
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THE WILMINGTON JOURNAL.
Authorlzed Agents Tor the Journal.

WILMINGTON, NJ c.. MONDAY. july 81, 1851.
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LAND AND NEGROES FOR SALE.

Little River. s c.. June 20, 1851 Al
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son In durance vile: ana ne was accordingly taken
up in Fores jail.
The jailor and constable, after making all safe,
returned to the house of the supposed murdered
man, to know if life extinct. When they enter
ed she was recovering and exclaimed Oh, that ter
rible Wizard Is he ava g" 1.-THE Wizard o. ex-
claimed the constable and jailor in surprise: "was
it the Wizard fra Elgn! Oh the d.! If it was
him, he's af. for neathing keep him fast!', Off
went the constable and ailor to the JAIL and open
knocking inquired. "a Are We there O. YES" re-
piled Anderson " am here" The constable said,
Are ye the Wizard O. the North o. Il am," an
swered the prisoner "Od manu- we haze heard O.
you, and yre strange tricks, Moo ye haze an excel
lent opportunity of displaying yeur magic powers
Just come through the key holen'
MIR. Anderson made no reply, for his position did
not admit of esting and they left him to his med-
tations. All he thought of was his audience at e.
gin There the coach had arrived, and the guard
went up to the Assembly Rooms, and told the audi
enee which was very crowded one, ~ That they
might conf for themselves that night fer there
would be noIWizard, as he was where he could nae
get out wi a his magic; he safe in Fores jail
for numbering an old woman" Horror ran through
the hearts of the crowded assembly. Had they
come to support a murderer a' All demanded that
their money might be returned and the doorkeeper
did not escape their vengeance. The morning came.
and in Elgin there nothing heard of but this
most atrocious murder.
In Fores there was quite another scene The old
lady had recovered, but MIR. Anderson was led to
the Court handeuffed as common felon He was
placed in the dock. and the old lady in the
witness box where she recited the whole of the
above tale. far as it related to herself The
worthy magistrate at once saw the nature of the
whole affair, and could not help smiling He said II
most unfortunate for MIR. Anderson as far as It
regarded his affairs in Elgin, for it was doubtless
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Two THE AFFUCTED-I feel my

elih dgty bound 70 sa,s :, tns yu'iie 'as psssM
r,ess m, rs 10 him fsy he An ncs "a ,esrs
efsss and suffered ssvs ely from ss, a. o.
Remedy ON the 10 n espenber and veal I'm nsdaisU
to,ee m Then fen ana had feif Tor week prsvar
10 IA. ale al he q pons a severe astses OF sp',
spsy ard vas fessful hat attack vas o,s * hsna
to- IN, ,redcss the day ard felt almost n ne ac
rslef IN, attack eIpsesd prevented And lei, IKE
an.wuap No attacks have come upnn ne snce maj
date rcb is row four weeks and have great hopes
s.I sncenrarements 10 t<heye they never may. No
Iemeds iha hsye ever tied bss seemd 70 have such an
a., pnnn me Try il and he not fearful IF yo1 are
i,suhl.d with gpilcsy) ard that without delay Susy
20 ne A has proved arost Iniraf nious -
Yours respectfully. WM IL PARSEtL9
DC, 70 Is5i Ne. us ChIys ~. New York.
,TuTh
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HANAN'S BOARDING
paneina Grbools.
:D,I.,,In.NCING ACADEMY, No. 10 Grand

NANCING ACADEMY, No. 10 Grand
Ia doors ffSm Brcadway.-P. SAROCCO, Profcs-
= r.rsrscr and sele Teacher know America OF the
- ssd fshiosabe dances whose talent does not need
-. has opened his saloons for classes fo
S1ss eentemea and children. Private Lessons gwen In
1nihcs nj,
6ROOKLYN DANCING ACADEMY Franklin Build
~ corner Of Orange and Fulton sts dsor from u-
40 -P. SARACCO, from No. iie Grand st. New fosk;
- opened Dancing Saloon for LADIES gentlemen ana
Adfens claSes Private lessons gwen IN families MS
dessss VIII commence the 29th inst. , ,
FOR particular, apply at his Academy on Ihe Io'h Pc
f5ss Al the dances. the American CoIuoh VIII %
npeht to children with the greatest precson .
This advertisement only intended for me pest cas-
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TyOR LIVERPOOL.--The new and
splendld steamship CITY OF PITTSBURGH, "
q sto,esbury commander, Will sail from phnaaepaiA i
fiy.rro-l on Thu RSDAT, Oct % AZ l. O'Clock .~
This vessels Accommodations Tor passengers arc u''
passsd ty any steamer aGoat sieo
Passage In Saloon State Rooms ---------~ "a
Passssr IN Fore Cabin Safe Rooms ., pI
Pa,ser gers 4 be provided with railway t'eAels !" ~
aSsiuha free Of expense by the agent 49,.
THOMAS RICHARDSON. 81 Ershanges,, EEv Or,
The CITY or GLASGOW viii succeed the -. - o. ~
PITTS III RGH and sail Philadelphia on tas % u
November.
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.


l. 4 NEW YORK 10 ALBANY asd TaoY On TUES
DAY Co. ~, TIE Trans Will, uaid sifhs aoaee raa -
Lave rew-Yrk gong Moth FEN ,hs efoss De~
Chamber ~ Ar An WAY II AL Tla Gr AiDsng soi
Troy, s'erp rg al hanbstS vile, l3h-s, Ia eJ HOOK,
s.bs sag Cesn 20 c,s,l Verolssks Psssssll Carr
,ons, Co sprins FshsUl CarhSSe. 10" P9Gtl New
Harsv'fh' ~ ton Very, y osn' sro'is Hltr r,,fs'
,os .os port Cs,sscse STRIVES ut sc.Nisck an Ca-
uetos Ala! M Erress rFan, stopping 9nly ,ot pas
for Peeksku, stopping 4. all way ststlDas. ~ 4
pm, .o peekssd sorpns a. all Way station Mll
NJ hI Albany s,c sros s;4ppns o9N 4. eeNs,H' "a
SpImg Fnhkul, New larsa Pp1sa kseoss, n 'ds
Pak, RkMebcck banytown, TlyVl, East Camp y .khi,,
Hudson S-sckp pot CoNsaeks, StDyveSiI'. ScodcS All
CasiletsR. At 81 for freight snd seagts u 1nEn-
kesrse stopping al al way stations At 81 ,r S3uSs
hesPss ssoppng al tie sialonS ~ = NJ thr3ash
Mail rrsp, stopping for passengers Only AZ fe.ssNil
Poue espse and al hetu ughSee ere and
Albany. AS NJ. Pesk,s .sto ng at gay stations.
place.
Leave Albany goin: South n - AM for Nss-York.
stopping CaStleion Schodaek Stusvssaut COtsacks.
Seck port Huds Oakhill East Camp. rlv H. BARN town.
Carthage, Low Point Fishkili Cold Sorag GArrsons
Peetssll. Verylanok's. Crotcn. sing-Sns. rsry.oRn
Dobb's Ferry. Hastings Workers ard Ma'hat,anviilc
Atm Nj. for New-YOrS stopping At Castleon : W.
vesant Coxsacse Hudson, Tyoli Rhineteck pcughkeer
sic, New-Haubwgh. Flskklil Cold Sprrg and pesksSLl
tween Albany and Peekski exec u Carthage Low Point
and not stopping below peekSkill.
Asp for Hudson Stopping AZ al vsy stations
AtSt p VI. Tor on arrival Of WCsfern trsirl for New
York stopping oaly al Hudson PoushaeePse, Fshk aud
Ptekskll.
N B-The.e Trans viii leave Troy Is MINUTES previous
Leave Poughkeepsls for Nsw-Yogk At 81 An stopping
a, the way stations. Al AM ,oE freight and passage
I.av. Peskssill for New-York at s. NJ stopping at
way stations. Al Pm stepping AZ way stations Al
M. stopping AZ way stations
Passengers will Tickets before entering the Cars
sl6u W. e YOUNG, President
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EPILEPSY Durable. - Thousands

nes,, &c Thousands cured in Europe--Dr. L. MEYER,
Sns ION me CITY VI Berlin (prusSal respectfully Ia
a. public q New York aud vc.ny, and principally
90 ,hst he Is In possession OF fhe late discovered
sss remedy Tor Tire certain and unfiabe cure Of E2
ssssS preao9need By al physicians acursble have
.SSsands OF cases in Europe and csrgfcates,
BY Governments from there a. prove the fact can
\, my oaes MY cure not along aud .ed.ousene
kSr~n and ueatmcat are different from any ye.
Persons afflicted With that disease should
consult Bs Us soon as possibe get cured
sesss Nom , TO II A. NJ, and from ) 10 SIP. NJ
p.,~ DR. n MEYER, No ,is Grand-st.
- 80 can prove thar they poor cure gratis
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HENRY BECK MAN,
Dated Nsw-Yor Sept 2T,h. A. D. Ie3i ssstptS
SUPREME COURT.-Iu the matter Of

~ the Applsation of the Mayor Aldermen and Common-
atty of the City Of New-York relative 20 the OPENING
or SIXTY FIRST. STREET from Third avenne TO tiitn-
avenue in the Nineteenth Mart II sad CITY he seesct
bers Commissioners Of Esmae and Asssssnest I'm W.
abye entitled matter duly appointed W Hue ~ We 81.
prems Court give Notice pursuant 70 :he
an Of the Legislature OF tbs People STATE
Yok entitled An Act TO amend Act entitled an Aet 20
reduce several laws reatin -partcalsriy 20 the CITY
Nsw-yort into one Act passed April 1919 passed April
% aao that the abstract of the Estimate and Assessment
nj tbs in the above matter containing the
ana cwneTs OF the lots asesysd the numbers Of such
Lois n, hsy appear ON the sps OF TO-
rrhsr with sssh maps and the amount of Assessment.
bethsr for damage os benefit and also all the aIavis.
s.,imates and other documents which were used by the
I'M making their repsrt have been deposited
IN ,h Street Office al the City and County
~ N.rVo,k far The inspecor NJ yhomsoeyer Il may
W ,hsr "a ysu,an for AZ Ieast sixty DAYS before the
Cm,,,ssassr or, make their report ts tbs said supreme
. :, az tras ana'nacs hrrrns Ter mentioned And
bs ard Cogmoners further give notice pursuant 20 the
n of the Act enttle} An Act 10 amepdaa Act
snu,sd an Hc, IN relation 70 the collection Of Asss.ens.
and Taxes in the City County Of New and for ether
puvposes passed MAY H. lgi0 passed May iSti 70 me
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Co-partnersbi
Gxpresses, &r.


DEDUCED PASSAGE to CALlFOR-
Ia NIA-PALMER & cos FREIGHT and PACK
AGE FXPRESS yer splendid steamship BROIhEh
JONATHAN leaving o the 28th Of October from pier
No North River As usual all Express goods TO CAN
forna will he received at greatly reduced rates gresI
saving 10 regular shippers, and guaranteed through
without delay free from Consulate and Custom-House
charges
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