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The Hungarian Exiles In Illinois.

A correspondence appeared in one of the
City paper day or two ago, containing statement,
,oo outrageous to be true. At least so we though
:. the time. and would not consequently transcribe
,hem. We have been since asked why we did not
publsh them. Their extravaganza is sufficient an
ever Blu, we have realized such strange things of
late tina, nothing now would be impossible. We give
,hs .ory therefore II is in brief this. That in the
STATE Of Illinois, where common labor on railroad
construction was given to the Hungarian Exies, and
where men born to afIluence perhaps and reared in
elegance we're content to bend them to the rudest
and hardest labor to a crust and water, Ter
man Catholic priest cursed them from his altar and
the Irish laborers on the line assaulted them most
butaly and drove them into the woods. IL is added
that at the time the attack was made, one OF them
vas reading the Bible to the rest.
We yet disbelieve this story But 1t is possible,
and III true We shall take care that the guilty shall
not escape.
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
Importations at this port for the week
ending Friday, Nov. H. 1851:

Importations at this port for the week
ending Friday, Nov. IA. 1851
RARK-l61 cerOons Bark
BKEswAX-8 bbls Beeswax.
RLEACHING Pow DER-l25 casks " tcs
CocoA-40 bags Cocoa .,, .o lo.as
Coal.
CoFFEE-325l bags Coffee.
CHALE-330 tuns Chalk.
CAUCHA-l3l bales,
CkNEsT-200 blocks Mastic Cement 49,, .-,,.A
CIshRs-iO COZ bss i42 cs 27s pkges DDS zIziohs
ia orS, II teufhs Cigars.
Day GooDs-2 $40 pkges- DRY Goods . ,os
DRUes AND DYEs-l3 ceroons bales ipscae vaHa so
sam Tou l.35 pkges. Llqgoriee ras'e A. srroos
DO Phosphorus 50 casks Chic Lime ~ co Ammoaa
&c do Sugar of Lead demp Baisam ScRssA "0asAS
postsn Stone "a n Balsam chests lndigo $1,000
DyTWoop-lso tun. so sucks Fusnc; ~ Inns tolv"
sticks see Quntals Logwood- ,.oo ,-sta1.
YRUIr-lG zoo Cocoanuts lte ,Vey Ofansss 81
GRAPES; 40 bun Bananas 2224 ools 80 e. rIu r
Its cs Fruits in brandy 50 bags Almonds ~ Dds Sa-
rants 81 cs z7s drums Fig so e5s Lemons ~ eas
Raislns.
FLocK-24 bales FLOCK.
FisH-23o pkgs. Herring.
FEArHE2s-66b bales Feathers.
CuASo--9a5 tms Guano s. az sh..o
HIpEs-x3496 Hides; 10 cks. 30 bales skins Ia r
Skms-
HoRNs-lT $40 Horns.
tpax-, s5a tuna 2 p,gs Pig Iron s3 bars -
I,on a. ia Barr 10 soS Bundles, lfys riA1e'' ''
his Sheet; 1925 do Hoop; $40 do scroll
IVORY Nurs-375 quntals livery Nuts.
LEAp-4.i4 las pigs Lead
Il.TuEa-N cases. u ns-
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Importations of Dry Goods for the week
ending Thursday, Nov 10, 1851:

Consumption.
MANUFACTURES or WOOL
Woolsns Sc PSgs sSS,S; Cloth is d. $685. Worsteds
$50, shsv. do S25 Flannels, do, s22; Blankets,
DO. ASA; Embrodery, DO. 49, Carpeiins do $50
Fancy do. do ssl ether Manufaciares ofwool 'do
l,27l. Total l35 packages valued at S6o.2ll.
MANUFACTURES OF COTTON.
COttons 100 pkgs ,s2O52 Celia do Sdo.. l,2 Prints,
Vcstings do iio; Hose, Il do. 2od7 Web, d.. $50
npdSs 90 do Bed aaSs sS
Cotton. do H Total 1880 packages valued at sss ss
Silks. 80 pss. ss sS Ss5 RSOe5s
293I and Cot do. ! do 3l7 Nelysts 10 do 800 :
81 Da@ast do 400 serses S' do iOs Plush do
ca Shawls. p do, $50, Grape do g do, lo2 Hdks
six Ska and nd worsted do slSi six and Cotton do
Gloves do. cal Bindings, Edo. 500; Gallons. do.
az TssSeis 10 ga e,her manufac,ures of silk 97l
Total, l5s packages, valued at s7S6 ls.
MANUFACTURES or FLAX. -
Linens $40 seS $40 Linen and Cotton. l9do $50
dks o. 655 Isses do sS Ia az E,,, y d.
500 Total, 4l9 packages valued at $50 3SS.
s Man Goods 10 pkgs, s. 452 Lea Gloves, do, $3.50
Frbrodefies Do 500 Feathers and Flowers, do so;
Millinery. de-. 1886 Collars, Cuiis &c, do, 600
CURTAINS d. 2S Pearl Buttons tss do %' Har TIss
Lutte, III 90 6G6. Total 100 packages yaaed al S2i,yV
Withdrawals
MANUFACTURES OF WOOL.
and Worsted, Is do. 1890; STUFF Goods 10 do 1851;
Shawls do, l3 De LANES, do. 2o63 Yarn do o2;
Blankets Il do $3.50: Fancy Carpellng do 7U Total,
81 packages. valued at Sll.760
MANUFACTURES or COTTON.
Cottons, lspkgs, 8 1913; Colored do do sss Cling
hams do, 900; Neiyeis, do, 1872 Spool, 10 zsS
Total 2s packages, valued at 81 s3s
MANUFACTURES OF SILK
Silks 81 pkgs, Sl6,S96 Ribbons do, IA SarSnets,
lido 7iS Plush do 9l6; Grape Shawls. 30 do 3il3.
Popgees 2j2 do. 3j,6i2; Silk and Cotton, do. 2I3o
nIantas, do, l.l5S Servings 70 do 9is Raw Silk IL
do ,2,i99. Total. 81 packages. valued at S6O,26l
MANUFACTURES or FLAN, -
Linens, IS pkgs, 1851 Linen and Cotton IL DO l5SV
Total 10 packages, valued AZ S703i.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Straw Goods, u pkgs., S2O77. Merno Mantlas, 10,
l6i; Goats Plush. do, $780, Suspenders, do, i66;
Entered Warehouse.
MANUFACTURES or WOOL.
woolens 20 p,gs so $40 Worsteds !! do eo CS es
ton and Worsted, 10 do, f3A Carpepg, 10 do, 800
Total, 81 packages valued At S23,409
MANUFACTURES OF COTTON -
Cot,ons. IS pkgs, 1851 Coored do, "a Do 26sS
Prints do SIC Cravats do ii8; Emb. Muslin, do.
2l25. Hose, 10 do, $50 Spool do, l37; Frnges,6
60, 266. Total l9 packages, valued al sl''S9
MANUFACTURES OF SILK. ~
Silks pkgs., 81 .528 Sarsnets. l6 do OIL Plush,
do Az Grape Shaws and Scarfs 90 DO 9bo5' Pongees
40 CO. G637 Hdkfs. do Al Six ana Cotton evss,
do 5O9 SILK and Cotton 20 do ,66l3; Raw SIN 2s d.
2906 other Manufactures of Silk, 1890 Total lS' pack
ages, valued at S383i.
MANUFACTURES OF FLAX. $3.50
Linens 70 Ikgs S2 $40; Linen and Cotton 40 DO INs'
Hdkfs 8dc 56li Crash. 81 do 1881. Total 2ly pack
ages, valued at $50, $50.
Straw Goods % pigs Ss3726. Hair Cloth, do, 155
Cocoa Mating, ? do i52 Total 90 packages, valued ~
S3t639 REHABILITATION
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Cocoa Mating, 9 do. ~. Total, pc phc
S3t.633. RECAPiTULAIfON'
CORPORATION Notices.

CORPORATION NOTICE.-Pubhc no.
~ tce is hereby the owner or owners occupant
or occupsn Of ali houses and lots improved or unlmpoved
lands affected thereby that the following assessments nave
completed by the Assessors and lodged IN the OF
fee of the Bureau Of Assessments for examination ~ az
p.rsoys Interested. VIZ For FLAGGlNG The NOhiH-
ERJY SIDEWALK of TWENTY THIRD STREET, ne
tween ls ay and Avenue A The limits embraced D sich
assessment include all the several houses and Ots OF
Ground vacant lots pieces and parcels OF land situated
ON the northerly side of 23d 81 between Avenue ana ISL
ay All persons whose interests are affected Dy the aooVe
named assessments and who opposed 10 the same on
ber 81 them are requested present their objections IN
Whiting 10 the unders gned. at then ONCE NO Hs OF
Records within thirty days from the date ot THIS notice
Gce Eu,esu Street Department Nov. ID,
1857. SAnU EE - ,I ~ yi SGH T. ..ssso,s
pt5 IN ISAAC VIM. SMITH,
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NETWORK.

The ExpLosIoN.-We stated yesterday
that boiler in the establishment of MeSsrs l.. & l..
J. White had exploded, causing more oricss injury.
There were about thirty hands employed in the
building, but most OF them were gone to dinner at
the time the disaster occurred. Six were injured,
one Of whom has since died, and two others are in
critical state. John Lorens was badly scalded,
LANES Kane and Peter Hindertger were badly
crushed BY part Of the building falling them ia
cob Sauer, Adam Helm and II. Andreas were badly
but not dangerously crushed
The cause of the explosion will become matter
of investigation. tbunaio Com AoS. NOV ID.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGEN
Passengers Sailed

For Charleston per steamer Marion-Capt Thos PAYNE
USN.. Miss PAYNE Miss Grimke MAJOR Londes Nj. j
T Wells Miss Maxwell. Mr. F G Roger, Miss MARY Tay-
Tor. Joseph Walker and Mastes Walker. Alex. Hall G.
Blasne Henry Allcock. Mr. Krtan. Mr. Adams, Mr.. Nc
Kenze J Curtis and lady. Geo Ward and lady Mr.
Molneux DR. W. J. Burnett Mrs. Kingsley. Mrs Frost
G Lockwood b. f French and family, Mr. Beadle {. +.
Elliott kngman and friend, l.. A Pratt, II Hu'chn-
son, Nj Carlton, V. b Burton. ]. White. X, Jacks m
Mir Eaton Mrs NJ Wells, DR. Ford and daughter. Van
with Weeks, James Allen Guy Wilson Walter. Mr..
Rtmeyer, Mr. Christ Mr. Wliter, Mr.. Walker, y.
Harvard d b Harvard, A. Hayward ard lady. Mrs.
and Miss Colt, John Young and two children. T. Bas-
sett A p Insersoll f. jenkins, Flood 7. Elood Jas
Mann, John Mann, Jan IS Mack John Mack VIM Clep'
ID b. burton, Mr., Campbell, and l67 in the steerage
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BfoLAssEs-2o4 bids. % pun ,l0so Moasses
METALs-9cs Copper Rollers s. do Shesthing
OfIs-i eco bbls Sperm 80 do Hrmpbsck on zsb cks
Linseed. os. Cod Liver OIL 100 baskets owe ieAsA
Oi -.
P.ISr-i5o cks 100 bbls Yellow ochre es cks ) BIS
COlors
PoT.ToEs-23o hampers French Potatoes.
PLAsTER-5ootuns Plaster
PICADURA-i0 bales Plcadura.
CUICKSILVER--3Co TASKS Quicksilver
KATTANS-S7 bundles
RAGs-20 bags, 10 crates RAGS.
SUG.R-Gs0 b1s White ga DO. Brown 81 hhds., 2tes.
SAT-2s673 sacks 265 bush ls3 tuas. 10 lasts Salt
SEED-3S ckS. Mustard.
SPELTER-l6.735 plates Spel'or.
SPiCEs-26 S Rags Plmento 20 bbs. GlngT
STEEL-i02 cs 100 bdls. Steel.
SplRITS35 cks II pipes zOi hts, yS8 grs, ~ cctaNes
Brandy hhcs puns. Whisky.
TEA-47 chests
TIN-l2. 1886 hrs 200 slabs Tin
ToBAcCO-St2 hhds ~ bales Tobacco.
NINEGAR-l6 hf. hhds Vinegar.
WiSE-6,l94 bkts Champagne 40 cs, 10 cks., 49s
hhds 90 hfs 81 qrs Wiue cs. Absynth
WooD-4G7 logs Mahogany % logs Walnut; l6 logs
Spanish Cedar. SS6 bdls. Willow
WoOL-lf2 bales Smyrna Wool IS bales 81 bags Wool :;
IFS bales Wool Waste bags Shady.
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csoRGrA.-Hon. RoBERT TooMBs was

GsoRGM-Hon. RoBERT TooMBs was
.l.e,ed to the T. S. Senate on the 10th inst, by
n, General Assembly, in session at Milledse-
m. The vote stood Toonbs, 100; jenkins,
~ Mop Berrien, 1 Charlton, 8; f. y.
NH IL: Collins, 81 Warner ] ; Johnson, ;
Blank, 8
The, then proceeded to elect State officers
n, following is the result Gambler, Controller
General. on the first ballot /; Compton, Surveyor
General. on the third ballot Mitchell, Treasurer,
:, ,be third ballot and Barnett, Secretary OF
Gate on the third ballot. Mr. Gambler is the
pr,sen, incumbent, but, like the Others Is a
rnion man.
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NOTICE. :
I,nhlic

" notice - he<ehy gwen 90 the or owners occa
pant occupants Of ali Houses and Lot, improved or IN
Improved sndS affected thereby thai the fo.OwiIr As
easements have been completed b. the Asseso aud are
lodged IN the Office Of the Bureau ot Assessments for
srnaten by all persons interested VIZ For BO lLDi>G
ssEWbR IN CITY HALL PLACE. from the seSer n
Pcarist 10 near Duanest The mits embraced BY such
Asst sSnen nclade all the several Houses and io,s %
Ground yacsn, Lots and pieces and parcels Of Land mt
uared both sides Of City Hall Place between Dame and
Pearl All persons whose interests Affected BY the
above Assessments and who opposed to the same or
ether OF them requested pTesent their OBJ nas
IN writing 10 the undersigned al thes osce No Hall
OF Records within thirty days from the date Of this aotcs
Office Bureau of Assessments, Street Department Nov IS
is5i SUMUEL N DE MOTIF
FRANCIS NICHOLSON Assessors.
MS iW ISAAC WI SAlln'
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F,pr CAUSED BY THE EXPLOSION OF A

FIRE CAUSED BY THE LAFLUoIVN Ut :"
C.NPHENE LANP-Asout O'Clock Sunday evening
Aames were seen issuing from frame building IN,
Pearl-st near Plymouth, occupied In the lower Pol
ton by John Duncuff, and the upper stories oy M.
Valentine Ellis. The IRE originated In me s.ore .!
been lighted upon the counter, scattering the rag
nents in every direction, and igniting everything
combustibe around The FIRE department was speed
Nv mon the ground and succeeded IN extinguisnng
he names The damage sustained exceeds sioo,
nart,ally covered by insurance.
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From our Correspondents

NEWPORT. Nov. l5-Arr brig Relief, Brown, Null
bridge Rebecca Herman, ctou, Prov schrs. Brllaur.
Cotton. Addison for n Y. FL Dorado. Wass, Cherry
field. for DO; hector Wallace Millbrdge for do on
tario Hasklll, Rockland, for do, John Cooley Co.
Riley Boston do John Bell. Lowden Dghton for do
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NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

~ The Rail Road Bridge at Railway
was partially burnt about O'Clock on Sunday morn
ing but not so as to prevent the regular running OF
the trains The repairs necessary, were promptly
made 80 as not to interrupt the passage OF single
uajn, and the csIs costume TO run as usual
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ACCIDENT AT THE FIRE.-Mr. Ro1ari
Bayard. attached to Engine Co No an residing a.
No Jay st, was struck upon the breast and face by
one of the levers of the machine while at WORK at
the FIRE on sunday evening, ard seriously inJ Iret
He was picked up in state OF nsenslbllIty an coz
veyed to q house near by, where medical aid ~as
mi
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ILLINOIS.

u The Fugitive Slave Law has been
decided by Judge DeRning. of illinois, to be uncon
stitutiona On that ground he discharged an alleged
fugitive slave who was brought before him.
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GEORGIA..

~ James B. Bishop, Jr., of Augusta,
shot himself through the head BY accident while
hunting in the woods
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NEW-YORK.
Storm on Lake Erie.
DuHKIRK, Monday, Nov. L

DuSKIRK, Monday, Nov. II, ls5l-M.
.u,,., deal Of snow and rain has fallen here du-
-. ,.s, four hours, and at the presen. time the
Hs ms ,s bomeg perfect gale from the northwest.
w.. Iale craft of all kinds are seeking ports Of
s.f{v.
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CORPORATION NOTICE. - Public

TORPORATION NOTICE. - Public
notice is hereby given. TO the owners. oc-
cupant occupants ofa houses and lots improved OF
nnmproyed lands cited thereby that the following
sesssnts have been completed by the Assessors and
are lodged IN the office Of the Bureau Of Assessments
f,r examipston by all persons Interested, viz For
Regulating and PAVING FOURTEEN IHSr
from, lst-av to Avenue A. The limits embraced b, such
ssessment include all the several houses aud lots of
eound vacant lots pieces and parcels Of land, situated
on both sides Of lih-st between Avenue 4 ana
~ av and on the eastery side OF LIST az and west.
eTy side OF Avenue A. between 18th and 18th SITS Al!
persons who's interests are affected BY the above nsmed
ents and who Opposed TO the same or either OIL
them are requested present their objections IN writing.
10 the ur dersgned their office No Hall 81 Records
within thIty DAYS from S.te of this notice -OMce Bu-
rean Of Assessn enis Street Department Nov l3 1851
SAMUEL II DE MOTT, }
FRANCIS NICHOI SON, Assessors.
ni5f0 ISAAC WN. SMITH,
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NOTICE.-pubhc no.

~ tice hereby gwen the owner owners. occupant
houses and Lots. OF unipioveA
Lands affected thereby, tina, the following Assessments
have been completed the Assessors and are lodged IN
The Office of Bureau OF Assessments f bJ
all persons interested. VIZ. For a CROSS~ALh ffon
the nOthwt cTy Of Gouyernsur slip and Sothst
the Gate OF the Jackson 81. Ferry hofse Tie Inn
It's embraced d. such Assessment include all the seve.
raj Houses and Lots of Ground vacant Lots pieces and
parcels Of and situated the souhcry side OF GOuver-
neur-sp between Water anS South-sts on the l0herp
SIDE ofSouh 81 and both sdes OF Front-s oeweee H'W.
eIneursp and hne parallel thereto and distant about
les feet ssuthwestery therefom and the Jackson
81 ferry All persons whose interests affected by
the either o them requested % present their
OhectionS writing 90 the undersigned AZ their Office
No Hail Of Records within hirt DAYS from the date
Of this notice Office. Bureau Of Assessments. Street
Department. Nov. IS. 1851.
SAMUEL II. DE MOTT
MS lot ISAAC WI SMITH
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KENTUCKY.

"a Several fires occurred in Louisville
on the night OF the sth, amsng them elegant PR
vate mansion, insured for $1,000.
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his property, though plaintiff offered to conduct de-
fendant to where he had purchased her Verdict for
paintIf-damages $lOo.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-PROPO-

II 'UhI UNI IO4N w IN'I' ""
~ SAILS for LAMP POSTS. Proposals VIII be recsW-
No 3 New City Hail. until Tuesday the 23.h INST,
O'Clock NJ for furnishing the Corporation OF the ciW
POSTS the posts be cast IN three pieces from pig on
scrap non after pattern post which may De seen AZ s
OIL House No l29 Mercer The posts 10 De FURNISHED
al such times aud in quantities the Superintendent
OF Lamps and Gas may direct with the night 70 rseet any
on 81 MANY as NAV be imperfect unsound The froo-
SAILS Will be opened at the Office Of the CommissDner on
We'd esdav Nov &c. at II o'clock NJ blank es-
Inmates can be procured the Office Of the COmmls
Nov. IL, 1851. JACOD II. DOI 1 -
mis- Commissioner Oh oliee's anu i-'.'f'
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The Ocean Steamers.

All and Newspapers on hand for England Ireland
and Scotland by the first stesmer Of what
line.
Letters the Continent Of Europe by the Collins Line,
must be paid wentyOne cents single rate, except fol
those places required 10 be prepaid in full
Letters 10 the Continent Of Europe the CUNARD Line
must be prepaid FIVE cents single rate, except TO those
places required 20 be prepaid in full.
Letters by the Havre Line must be prepaid twentyfoU
per half Inland Postage to be added eIceptu
Great Britain
Newspaper. either Line the Continent mus be pre-
paid four cents each.
Inland Postage must added Letters and Newspapers
he Continent OF Europe by The Hsvre and Bremen Lines
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CORPORATION NOTICE - Public

Notice is hereby given to the owner OF owners ocou-
all houses and lots improved OF uh-
improved lands affected thereby that the following assess
ments have been completed by the Assessors, and arc
,he Office of the Bureau of Assessments tor eI-
animation by all persons interested viz For BUILDING
a SEWER IN WALkER-Sr, from the sewer at Chuich-
# toa pont near Broadway The limits embraced BY
such include all tho several houses aud los
ground lots and parcels OF land, situated
on both sides of Walker Ut between Church-si. and
Broadway and the easerly side OF Church between
White ard IisponaTd SITS All persons whose interests arc
affected the above named assessments and who are op
posed the either OF them requested to pre-
sent their OBJ ecoDs wrtn 10 the undersgneG ther
office No Hall Of Records within thirty days from the
date of n is notice Bureau Of Assessments. Street
Department Nov IS, 1851 .
nl5iW ISAAC WIN. SMITH,
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!. rsleg,apb to the New-York Tribune
WASHINGTON.
.a niplomatic Dinner 70 Kossuth.

WASHINGTON, Monday, Nov IL, 1891
,...;dsn, Fillmore is to give grand Dlplo-
miner TO NJ. Kossuth, to which the
,s Hulsemann, the Austrian Ministef'wiu
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NOTICE.-Public no.

tice Is hereby given TO the owner or owners occuoan!
or occupants Of ali houses and lots improved OF
lands sTected thereby, that the following assesssaens
have completed by the Assessors and are lodged
the Office Of the Bureaus Of Assessments Tor
EIGHTHST from the 9Th av. TO Broadway Inc iihlIs
by such assessment include all the several houses
md lots Of ground vacant lots pieces and parce o.
situated on both SIDES of 1Sth-s between broadw I'm
9Th av and on the eastery side Of otn-as sd by
and 1h sts All persons whose interests are ansc.e ~.
IN r.. nsmed assssraeafs and who opposed 20 NC
same or either OF them are requested 70 pr No
Han Al records within thirty days from "a ~ ' ns,.n
noncs Office Bureau Of Assessments s'iee' O|
rnent Nov. l5 1851. ,, VI nr NOrT)
ERASCIS NICHOLSON, Assss''''
,,s,, ISAAC VIM SMITH,
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-Public

~ notice is hereby gwen to the owner or owners. occu-
part or occupants all houses and lots improved or unim-
proved lands affected thereby that the following asses
ents have been completed by the ASSESSOR, and are
lodged In the office of the Bureau Of Assessments for ex
animation by sl persons interested VIZ For BILLING
81 NKFN LOTS on the nerthsry side Of THlRIf-SEC-
OND.ST between 5th av. and Broadway. The limits
embraced by such assessment include all the se-
veral houses and lots VI ground, vacant lots pieces
Of sld ST. between lines distant rs feet aud teo feet
westerly from the Fifth ay. and parallel thereto Al
assessments. and who are opposed to the same, or
either of them, requested TO present Their
Records within thirty days from the dae OF THIS ,gcs
IS Ia, SAMUEL " DE MOTT)
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors
ni5 lot ISAAC WIN. SMITH,
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w,scossy--The Milpaukee Sentinel

WISCONSIN, The Milwaukee Sentinel
ciobers a majority of LA for FARwELL, the
Wb;g candidate for Governor. Lord, the lnde-
,epdent candidate for School Superintendent, is
also elected over the candidate of the OPPOSE
ton
The Legislature, according to the latest re-
ports will stand as follows:
Wing Free Soil. OPP
Assembly,. --------------5I 30
Sspse- -
On sclear Wing and Free Soil majority on JOINT
ballOt. Ten of the Senators q Wing and opp
had oyer
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srEIxgRs TO ARRIVE IRON EUROPE

CITY or MANcHEsTERSailed from Liverpool for Phila-
dephia. Nov. 5. -
WASHINGTON SID from southampton for \. Y Nov. 5.
AFRIcA-Sm ed from LIVERPOOL FOR New York Nov. g.
ATLANTIC-Saed from Liverpool for New-f FORK, Nov IL
AsrA-Sailcd from Liverpool fDr Boston. Nov. Is
HUMBoLDT-Sails from Havre for New \ nrk. Nov -
NIAGARA-Sai.s from Liverpool for NewYork. Nov p.
PACIFrc-Sails from Liverpool for New-York Nov 20
EURoPA-Sals from Liverpool for Boston, Nov. 29.
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N0RP0RATION notice. Public

CORPORATION NOTlCE.---Puoiic
~ netce hereby TO the owner or owners occa
nsnt or occuuans all houses and lots improved or uh
imnroyed lands affected thereby, that the following as
completed by the ASSESSORS anu arc
ifsed IN The Office Of the Bareau Of Assessents fsr sx
ANIMATION by all persons interested. w fof tiLLtNn
SINKEN LOTS between nth and iSth-sts ana Det"een
9Th and gh-avs The limits embraced D. such as ssen.
n4ude al the several houses and lots OF groua
lots pieces and parcels of land situated on tAe nornsy
side II 47th st and southerly side Of i oet e INES
runnng parallel the and distant 10 ieet anu <'O
feet westerly therefrom All persons whose ate
scted hy the above named assessments anu VINO are Op
re 10 the same or either Of them are requested
sent their ebecons, IN writing 70 tue ds1s ,
The date of this notice Office Bureau OF Asses'mshts
Street Department Nov. Is, 1891 ,,orrN
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
mis- LOT IsAAC u oAIii''