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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-06

y. x. CLARK, HOMEOPATHIC PHYSI-
CIAE--Nn A WalnnI Oflvu hours from, 3 n
A. M , and from TO =. NJ.
Worcester, Jan. LIST, 1851 ianI ,f
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~ Those who want good help, to do Homework
are referred to an advertisement in this naner
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Agents Wanted.

III men OF good address wunled to introduce new
ana Popular Work in this city and vicinity Those &c.
quainied With the business would he preerr.d Good In
u"ou'heh's offered Enquire INN edintely, of
January 6, 1851. ~''"a' HN'" aue,f
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Situation Wanted

LUNG glr, IL years Of age, IL anxious to obtain
ana st,on n prya,e family; will take care Of children
,.ne,e JOHN McCARTY's, Pine Meadow
JWou Next house To the Ctnban,s Holse
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DIED.

In Barre Dec 25th, Joseph w, of Daniel and Per
fshnehehway, aged a. Printers III Vermont New York
ana ONO are requested to copy.
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TRADE REPORTS

FROM ne ~. 7. Dry Goods Reporter of Satr.raa,
hide MARKET. The stock is 10000, and will probaI,
De increased, MS the market is active The dealers fn
the stock accumuating PLAYING ofisb and a ng
over eager to buy Nearly the entire ont moi
OF interior dealers has been u " supled-as also
neres deriving their plies from the CITY trade All a
decline. fP' Vi greater
LEATHER MARKET. The stock is large buI not so or..
as anticipated six weeks ago Oak of dessble kinG
tinues scarce, and the demand active Con,n, 81 'uh-
now in demand, and some qualities scarcely @ ,e
higher price than Iemlock IN the rough Of Iile
DOR OAK Is real estate investment in this market.
Light weights Iemlock
Middle do - ~ dio5
t,IS Ho .l5iaI53
Good damaged ........................... I4ia1et
Oak Slaughter, light weights. 90 a5!s
do do HranS do DO ''.'..........2 o2a22
do Dry Light do ................lSs5S
do do Middle do ...............i8 s s51
OAK American, heavy. .....................l7l a9a
English Oak BENDS. ................,..5g 90 40
WaNed Calf SIX MS OAK ...........s2 So
do do Hemlock......GO Is
French Waxed Calf .............75
French Patent Calf. ...........l5- o.
American Patent Calf. .........l2- Is
DOMESTIC WooL MARKET. Should there be an sc,i,a
lenahd Tor woolens at the opening of spring trade so
ed with an advance prices we are advised tiere ,
corresponding advance present hab rates for ~ -
son wi h the demand i'' " 'P@ii-
Some small sales have been effected af soIos o,.,
ing with the following quotations: f'iiu'
American Saxony fleece. ........... 45oh7
run blooded Merno. .............40a 10
ana do ..................36 n 4O
Super pulled Country ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS az
snner PnnI,ad ci ''.'.....'.........3 3 "a
super pulled Clty .......................37Ia
No pulled Lamb OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES az 90
BOOT AND SHOE NJ ARKEr. There has been NOTHING done
worm noice during the week. and consequently wa have
no change TO note in quotations
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SPRINGFIELD MECHANICS MUTUAL BENEFIT
ASSOCIATION. The advertisement of this very pros
porous and useful institution, may be found in another
column.
The Ware American speaking of this Association,
says it has to believe it be the safest and most
successful Health Insurance Association in the country
1t has been in existence but little over year, and
in that time it has issued larger number of policies
than was issued by any other association in the
same time, and has accumulated cash capital of l6
600, and has guarantee capital of $4,000. The As
ISOLATION is formed on the strictly mutual plan, and al
though it is contended by some, that Health Insurance
offices cannot long exist. we see no reason why h:
Office is not likely be successfulas Insurance otc
any kind Its success far, certainly, has been
Taordinary. The rates of Insurance are reasonable bu
yet sufficiently high to ensure safety
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! THE FUGITIvE SLAVE CASE IN N. YORK
In consequence of the continued illness OF judge
Judson, no farther proceedings were had at ne"
York on Saturday, in the case of Henry Long
claimed rs a Fugitive from Slavery, and the Cour
was adjourned until this morning, when II Judge
Judsons health is not improved, the case VIII De
continued before Judge Belts.
! We know it would be an evil wish under any OF
binary circumstances to express de ire that Inc IN
disposition of any person should be proracted' but
in this case we cannot but hope, that the day OF rest
will not have impaired the physical strength to
Judge Judson that will enable him to take his seat
upon the bench, for we know that the aedged tu-
gitive cannot expect any mercy at his hands. Some
of the transactions of his past life, have shown him
to be man, heartess, soulless, we had almost said
deriIish; and Judging from these, we would sooner
expect that infant in the claws of tiger, would
escape unharmed, than that an dlledged fugitive
slave should escape from his pnrsuers, fit was in
his power to send him back to the land of whips
and chains.
Tomorrow we shall recall to the memories of such
of our readers can go back for period of twenty
years, some Of the circumstances,
" Which dam'd this Judson to eternal fame,''
and which have rendered it entirely unnecessary that
he should seek for additional notoriety.
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n MAIL STEAMSHIP? COMPANY

q go, W-ORLEANS direct. VIA II AVANA-
rare reduced On WEDNESDAY. June H. the splendid
doulleeneino steamship GEORGIA, COZ tu.s burden ID
ID Porter L s N commander, wlu saul precisely az
oclocA + ii from hos p!eg II the foot 81 WaTTeaS'
Wrh the Government Mails, direct for Havana and New
Orleans ,,,
Chasres passenrcr transferred Al Havana % the splendid
doute-engine steamship FALCON
FREIGHT taken 60 New Orleans al Svr per i'''
Spece cny la en- On Freight 10 Havana - H.
No bs OF iasnr will be signed afler the Steamer mas
sailed
Fer ferh or massage apply 1T the Office Of the Cousin
VI Wesl-St corner of Warren NJ O. hOnSNAS
tIeU
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CORPORATTON NOTICE.-Public no.

ice h,r,hv gwen that pe,!,,oa has been presented
Beard of Aldermen. 2Dt referred o re Committee
sewers fr sewer n Nlnc'ccnthSi fro aC efanstion
The present sewer >cNc1th-a o. the sewer
Estthav All persons Interested N the above, HAVING oo-
ectcrs thereto requested O. present the sane IA WI
their and place ~ business
residence 90 the unders At the oce u the NTotcn
AQueuc; Department. before June 1881 ~ orler
Il the Committee Sewers ALEX L DODGE. Sewer
Clerk NtW-lork NAV p, 1851 NV = let's
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nACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM

Eb-ANII II MIND = u N4'HN- I. - -,
\ PANY -Onl, Through Line for CALIFORNIA and
OREGON Wa Chagres direct Far Reduced On
W ls, 18th June, at VI The splendid steamship tl-
PRE- CITY SOC tunS burden. J ID Wilson, coinna1sI
MI AL oa FRIDAY. June i3 al O'Clock. Z VI precise,
hoa BE per IL the FOO, Of Wauen-St, North RIVER WIKI
Tie JosoLnoUi Mails for CHAGRKS connecting with 'Ae
hvor;e L Mail steamship CALIFORNIA, 70 leave
fcrsnsa ci OF about the Isl Of Juy. ,
for passage freight apply a. the once 81 and - Souh
e.. u 4, M Wcs.-S. cor Nsrfeast my29 tJelS
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-Pubhc

ucice hereby gwen. that petitons have been pre-
scented the Board VI Aldermen and referred 90 the Gem
miiice Sewers, for Sewer m foTty-Ainth-st from
Broadway to Elghth-sV Also, for Sewer RIviugsoa-
fusn the Bo~ery Shculst Also, - extend the
posed Sever IN Green's: from houston Reecsef-St All
persons Interested the abvc having objections thereto,
2C requested present the writing stating thesr
Of interest and place "a business reSdenee 20 the
undersigned. az the Office u the CrvoA Agucduci Depart
mcn before the second DAY OF June next. b. order
Of the Committee on Sewers New York, May =. 1881,
mY14 iCtrS ALkN 7 DODGE. Sewer CLERK.
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DEPARTMENT., No. 4 Hall

Sof Records Resolved That piers be sunk at the north
and the south sides III Eighty s,h street Past RIVER IN
accordance with the plan drawn 10y Edwin Smith, CITY Sur
yeyo under the direction OF the street COMMISSIONER and
that the Of eight thousand dollars be- and the same ~
hereby authorized 10 be- taken fOm the appropriation Tor
Roch and Slips defay the proportion OF the expense 70
be- borne by the Corporation IN SINKING and making SAID
and that the Street Commissioner give the notice re-
CURED by Law to the propeors OF the lots OF and
lying opposite 10 where SAID piers are directed 70 De sunk 10
ne efayng the cost thereof and 90 bear their
tive proportions Of the expense the same mybeoome
due and IN default Of the SAID propuetors sgny Their
Willingness 20 unite IN constructing sad piers and OF de-
ayng their proportions ofthe e-9ense thereof thai shall
he the duty the Street Commissioners 20 complete the
sand piers N accordance with SAID plan at the expense OF
the respective propnetors Of the lots Of and yng 9ppo.e
where directed O. DO sunk Adopted by the
Board OF Assistant Aldermen Nov u, 1850 adopted by the
Road of Aldermen Nov ~ i8J9 approved BY the Mayor
Nsv rs 1850 JOHN I. DODGE,
uyl6g Street Commissioner.
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NOTICE.-Public no

CORPORATION CE.-Puollc no.
tce hereby gwen that Petitions have been presented
ma tie Board Of Assistant Aldermen and referred - ne
committee ON Sewers for SEWER IN Third avenue be-
tween Tenth and Thirteenth streets And also io n
Err IN Twenty ninth street from avenue 70 BILL
Wv An persons interested II the above. having OBJ
,cc,ons thereto are requested 20 present the sane "a
Writing stating their extent Of interest ana place OF oes
nes ~ residence 10 the undersigned the once Of the
Crotch aeucduct Department, on or before the Tn "a! o.
June mex, By order Of me Commute on sewers c,,
ALEX = DODGE. Sewer Clerk
wNort Nav y lS5I my35 l9t
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SMITH WOODWARD,
uy23 faw6sF Plaintiffs Attorneys
COURT.-In the matter Of

- lBkEME COOK1 In the maUcr OF
~ application Of the Mayor, Aldermen and Common,
atty Of the Cy II NewYork relative u tne OPENING II
SEVENTY FIRST-STREEr from 3-ay to fth-av an the
Nineteenth Ward Of SAID ctyThe undersigned. ComniS.
ouer Of Estimate and Assessment M The above entitled
matter hereby give notice that they wall a. the house
Of Nicholas EVERETT Esq, the Chairman 81 the SAID
Commissioners, No III White the City # New ork
the OH day Of June. 1881. at O'Clock the afternoon
for the purpose sf hearing IN opposition 20 the Assessment
made by the SAID Commissioners any no
may consider themselves aggeved by such estimate and
assessment Dated New-I0rk. NAV "a lSJl
NICHOLAS {. ENERErr)
JOHN W PRISON. Commissioners
uv2AfIeq RIASTIS MOORE
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fI,IIE RRITISH and NORTH AMER-

III ICAN ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS between
NETWORK and LIVERPOOL, direct, and between
BOSTON and LIVERPOOL-The Boston ships only call
nr al Halifax land and receive mails and passengers
ARAAIA Cant AERlCA A Rvrle
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THE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL
II UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS. ships
est. PACIFIC, Capt Nye.
BALTIC, Capt. COmstock,

ATLANTIC, Capt West, PACIFIC, Capt Nye,
ARCTIC, Capt Luce, - BALIlC, Capt COmstock,
ADRIATIC, Capt Grafton
These ships have been built by contract, expressly for
Government service every has been taken their
rucion also IN their Engines TO insure strength and
pted and their accommodations for passengers are I'M
,ouaed for elegance comfort Pnce of passage from
Eew-YoTk to Liverpool Sl3O exclusive of extra size
sais-ToOms 1925; from Liverpool To New-Y0rk f3 An
eIpenenced surgeon attached to each ship No berth
b. secured until paid for The owners of these ships Will
not be accountable for gold, silver bullion specie, ewelry
precious stones metals unless bills Of ladng signed
therefor, aud the value thereof therein expressed
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-Public

ao;ice hereby gwen that petitions have been pre-
stnCd the Board Of Aide and referred % The Com
mli;ec Sewers. for a SENER Thirty seventh street
from 2d 10 81 also for 18th street Unl
SXthavenue % Eighth-ayCapc also for sewer IN WIN
street frum point 50 feet " h 20 and through
Madon-ayenue n 3h street and also tor sew
MiamSreet between Frankfort and Spruce streets
All persons interested the above having objections there
are requested present the writing, tStaiinS
their II interest and place NJ business or residence
70 the undersgned the office II the Croton Aqueuct
ID, partment. before June 1hBy oueT Of the Com
mttce Sewers ALIEN I. DODGE, Sewer Ilets
NcM-NnIk. MAY %. 1881 mNl9 lN
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LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT.-Cyrus Cleveland
- and Henry = Angel againSf John Luhnlng-Sam
To the above named defendant You are hereby sum
tnoned and required the complaint IN TINS action
Which was red the Office Of the Clerk OF the CIV ana
County If York the 29h day Of May m the year
1851 and 10 serve copy Of your answer 70 me sall COM
plant on the subscribers al their Office IN the Cly OF New"
YORK within twenty days after the service OF tins summons
ON YOU exclusive Of the day Of such service and YOU
a 10 answer the said complaint within the time NoTesal
Me plants in thus action viii take judgment against you
Tor one hundred and sIty-one dollars and interest thereon
from the first day Of Shay the year 1880 besides costs OF
this action.-Dafed MAY %. 1881 -
EMERSON PklCHAhD, PlaintIS Attorney,
uy3o iaw6wF ~ Mall-st-f new iOIA
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION for the

NO1ICE Or APPLICATION for the
the puvonS Of the third Article Of the title OF hc hh
chapter of the second part Of the Revised Statutes ED
WARD uALLOCk Notice drSt published MAY I'D !,
is3i Crce,orS 70 appear before Hoa l. n wosfraa
judge ct the Court Of Commoa Pleas, Of the City Aad
Crrrv c Nc-York at chambers n the City Hall 81 the
CIV az New YORK sn the fih day Of August 1851 Al 10
{ 2 SCHERMERHORN
ma r.,,ta,ps Any for lnSclvent
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for Aurora will have daylight on route VA OS"ess, Ne"
ark and Ottawa and reach La Sale ana Feiu ia '"' ~
take the evening boats on the Illinois RIVER A..
PASSENGERS leaving Peru and la Sale, ana 49,
points by the stage, VIII take inc SlyS
IRAN nom Aurora aud reach Chicago at 81 O'CLOCK same
evening. n. cA..l.. g., D,vcr
AhSTv and Rock Island Also at Elgn for Gaiena, and
points West aSd North ..,.,, . ..,,
Cl,c,eo Nav 1881 myi3 lm'
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SUPREME COURT, First Judicial Dis

0trct GEORGE BARNES and JOSEPH " FhAhp
against SAMUEL LOWRY. Jr-Summons for money
demand contract -tCum not SCI TO the ABOVE nAies
defendant You HEREBY summoned AMI required % an
the complaint thus acton which vii De- ll"l n lie
Office cf the CLERK Of the CITY ard COUNTY of NeAlorN.
az ms etCc re Cts Han sad CIV, aal O. serve
COPY 4 answer the sad comp amt ca the subscriber.
a. his once number eleven NauSSau-s.rcci. wl twenty
daFs acrtlc service cfthiS re exclusive oitAe
CAV ~ such service and Won m Oh answer the SAID com
plant N'tu me tine aforesaid, The pau'rS M ias Tion
ID take liewcu 9cars Or the sum .i 81 lundrri
ard thrtfge So llo dollars with interest from me tenth
Cag II Marcf one Thousand cl-hf-ngnrel and if-one.
beside the c,s 4 this artnn Date, Ntvlor>. Apr H.
1851 WI NORTON Plaintiff Attorney Tho compliant
ths cause fled the Office q tc C.r-e u TIE CIV
1851 my Is i1v6F
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SUPRFME COURT.-In the matter Of

SUPREME COURT-In the matter Of
~ the application Of the Mayor, Aldermen and Comman.
atty Of the City If New York. relative o. THE OPENING
OF list STREET from Sd avenue % 1,havenuc. IN The
Nineteenth Ward Of SAID City Notice hereby gwen that
the costs charges and Disbursements incurred hy reason o
be fore the HON John Ednonds Of the Justices II
Court Of his absence, before o the 9TH
Justices Of the sand Court the supreme Court Cham
hers IN the City Hall Of the City of NevYork the 3lSt
day Of NAV l85l at O'Clock the fSenoon Dated New
York, MAY l2th, 1851 -
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a ]. MONIGUW III
Uelith JULIUS HITCHCOCK,
SUPREME COURT.-In the matter OF

SUPREME COURT.-ln the matter OF
She application Of the Mayor, Aldermen and Comnon,
av OF the CITY of New York, relative 10 the WIDENING
and OPENING OF BLOOMINGDALH ROAD m pur-
suance Of an Act OF the Legislature Of the State OF New
York entitled An TO lay open new street IN te 1Ity
Of New York and 10 keep open part OF the
Road for that purpose passed Apri H. 1851 PuDhc NOTICE
IS hereby gwen by the Mayer Aldermen, and Commonaly
of the CITY OF NeYork, pursuant TO the statnte IA snch
CASE made and provided that the sad the Mayor Alder
men and Comnonalty ~ the City 81 YORK hrnh 20
make appcaton the Supreme Court OF the STATE OF Ne"
Wort AZ specal enn ofthe said Court u oe held al the ny
Han Of the ity Of New York the ith day
OF June 1851 at the opening Of the Court on t uAy o. s
som h,reaer As counsel Be heard Tor the appoint
n Of Commissioners Of Estimate and Assessment IN the
eEttled and that the nature and eNtci OF
The ment is the widening and opening BlOOhgIlc
Read 10 the width OF IS feet from Tenth 70
street As the LAID upon the map OF plan OF
the Cv Of New by virtue Of an act entitled An at
Tel,ve 10 improvements touching the ayEg out Oi streets
and loads IN the City Of New York and for other purposes
Passed Apr 7ih 1877 AID also an set emitted An &C. 70
sy ont new street m the City Of New York and 20 Keep
oten mart Of the Blooming Road for thai purssr
passed Iprl nth lS5l-Dted New YORK Apru D. 1911
fN @'f HENRY Z DAVIES, Counsel
,.,9otrs4 to the Corporation.
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NICHOLAS c EvERETT)
JOHN " PRISON ComuuSSl0ntr
myllt3lst BLASIUS MOORE.
SUPREME COURT

~ T. W VTNN II II = VI T. VI II 7
4 Daniel Butler against Mary Louisa Re'lNeau M ncr
own right anl as E1ecutnN, &c. and Charles Campbell
Executor &c Of John Reauyeau. deceased Mary Francis
Reauvcau John Henry Reauyeau. NIlhamJ Reauveau
and Charles Campbell Reauveau aud John { THOMPSON
Summons For Relief To the above named defendants
You are hereby summoned and required 90 answer the com
plant m this acton, which filed n the Office OF the
CLERK of the County OF Richmond the twenty second
day Of April the year 1851 and 70 serve copy 81 YOUR
the SAID complaint the subscribers AZ their Of
fee IN the CITY of New York. within twenty DAYS AFTER the
service of tins YOU, exclusive ~ the dF Oh
such and # you fail 10 answer the sand complaint
within the time aforesaid the plaintiff m this acton VIII
apply the Court for the relief demanded m the compliant
Dated April p. 1851 EMERSON \ PklCHAkD
my23 law6wF Plaintiffs Attorneys. 10 Wsll-st Ny.
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Of REPAIRS and

hEPARIMENI Ot kEfAlhS ana
hSVPPLIES- No l. New City Hall TO BUILDERS.
Sealed proposals Will be received NJ the once OF the Son
missioner Of Repairs and supplies until WEDNESDAY.
june AZ ~ o'clock NJ hch time they VIII be publicly
orCncd for making alterations and additions 90 House OF I'm
cine 90 No H. IN plan and specification
OF the work required and all Information m rega thereto
can he had n the office the superintendent OF Repairs I"
Public buildings No 70 Ehrabeth--t Blank Estimates
viii h. furnished AT either Office The Commissioner
interest," 81 the Corporation WIN ADAMS.
Tom Ot krpaitn ana onPphee
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CTREET DEPARTMENT, No. 4, Hall

~ Of Records notice hereby gwen, that the fol-
loving Resolution been adopted by the Common Coun-
c Resolved That Pier 50 North RIVER foot Of Jay y Do
extended the exterior ne uAier the direction Oh Tue
Street Commissioner the WORK 10 be cOmnanced on the
18th day Of June 1851 aud that the time fo the complexion
If the extsnscn Of said pier be limited q four months ana
that the Of 600 be taken from the Appropriation for
Docks and Slips to deay the proportion Of expense 70 oe
tOrRe BY the Corporation and ihathe street
IN accoance with law give notice 70 the propreofs Of the
lets Il land lying opposite the sand pier 10 unite IN the con-
strucon thereof and 20 contribute their respective proper
the expense OF sad extension the same shall De
and the sand pTopfieors shall neglect OF
and contribute Aforesaid that then the
sand shall be made by the Mayor Aldermen and
Cononslty Of the City OF New York for their sole benefit
Adopted 81 the Board Of Aldermen May e. 1851 adopted
by the Board Of Assistant Aldermen May o. 1911 approved
by the Mayer May a.. 1851.
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rEALED pROPOSAI.S sill be receiy-

- FAILED hOi N's'A Lao VIII W A'cN''
- ed M the Street COMMISSIONER Office until III ESDArl
June 3 1851 at " oclock NJ To kE0U LATE and PAVE
between broadway and eth and until "
dny June g. 1881 at " ocock NJ To FLAG sidewalks oi
West-st from Harrison to eetry-st to LAG sidewalks
of l3h-st between I'd and 1aNonues Plans, spechca-
tons and all information thereto be had On Application
10 the the contract clerk Of thl. Department
u,v2g JOHN r DODGE, Street Commissioner
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Oh NATHAN

NOTICE.-ESTATE OF NATHAN
lNDUNN late Of philadelphia ceassd-To NATHAN
Dunn Jr You are hereby notified that, As Executors
and Trustees under the viii u Nathan Dunn deceased
We have settled IN the Office Of the Register Of WIS Tor me
(ty and County II Phade lpa The state " PensyFa-
MA three several Of the estate VI NE sAd Na
Dunn deceased and have distributed the balances theo
ecrees II the Orphans Court II The sad County d
hat We are about settle fourth Recount ana you ac
further notified present your clam any you hYe -
n n Of The sad estate for settlement o. us - Erecu-
,o and Trustees On OF before the ~ day " OcioDe ~
1851 fhfDhhi, n p p,,
ISAAC COLLINS. l29 Fhberr-si PhladelPhia'
Executors and Trustees Of Nathan Dunn decease".
.gfvE