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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-04-30
JOHN r. MORSE,
Speaker ofihe House Of Rep.
CHAS. G. CONvERS,
Speaker OF the Senate.
March 20, 1851.

March 20, 1851.
hereby certify that the foregoing 10 truly
copied from q certified copy Of ihe originsl
Ioll on fIe IN thu Secreiary Of States Office
r. X PRICE, Auditor
Of Harrison county
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AN ACT

To amend an aci entitled IAN act 10 create
lien in favor OF Mechanics and others in
certain case s." passed March II, lS4S.
Sec, |. Be IL enacted BY the General As
senbiy IF the State Of Ohio, That any per
son OF persons, who now hold or shall here
after hold u lein, under the above reci,ed
act, may, in addition 10 the remedy therein
provided ior, proceed by petition ~ chsnce'
.ry, vs. in other cases Of leins, against the
owner or owners Of. and all other persons
interested, either as lain holders or other,
wise, in any such boat, vessel, or other wa>
Ter craft, or house, mill, manuiaciory or oth>
Ter building or sppuiienance on the FIRST Sec
tion Of said act mentioned, and the LOT or
lois of land on which the same shall stand,
aud obtain such final decree therein, for the
rem, rr sale thereof, ne justice and equity
may require, anything in ssid act TO the con-
tiary notwithstanding,
JOHN r. MORSE.
Speaker sf the House Of Rep.
CIIAS. G. CONVERS,
.as Speaker Of tho Senate.
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6~TSlnee the election Of Democratic
Governor Of Rhode Island, here are bu, four
whig Governors nni Of tie ihiriy-one States.
A good prospect fur whiggery.
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Greiner, formerly State Librarian ofOhio.
and Whig-Soag-wiiier- General, having re-
ceved the appointment Of Indian Agent, has
left for Santa Re, Or .whig friends, will
be compelled. as a causeqlerce, to conduct,
the next campaign without songs, because,
if Greiner attempts To w',te n whig song
upon "the plate Of hasty soup" "the fire 10
font and rear" he will be Immediately
scdiped! One Oft the big guns of FAderal-
ism spiked and rendered useless for the
aext campaign
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e n" AN ACT
To amend an act entitled On act for the in
spection Of certain articles therein enume-
rated. passed March 8, 1881. 'ss'@e = X.
Sec |. BE Il enacted BY lie General As.
sc abIy ofthc State Of OhiD, Tint in order
10 insure uniformity in The dimensions Of
barrels hereafter made or used within this
Stale, for the purpose Of containing potatoes
or apples, MI such barrels so containing The
articles aforesaid. Or made for that purpose
shall be made Of seasoned timber, nfstaves
lwen,y.scsen inches in length when fnishe d
With cot heads Of seventeen inches diameter
and shall 30 tightly bound by al least Elk
substantial hoops. 'fs
See. q That in all contracts, made in re-
la,ion 10 the purchase or sale Of the articles
named III the fret section, blythe barrel, the
dimensions Of ihe barrel shall be held ,and un-
dersiood 10 mean the same as prescribed by
this net.
See g. This Get shall be ia force, and
take effect from snd after The first day Of
January next.
JOHN r. MORSE,
Speakef ofihe House Of Rep.
" CHAS. G. CONyERS,
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ipT- -,,TF PEOPLE REMENBER m.

LET InS fbOfLE kbMEMbEk III,
That throughout the s,s,e the wings are
uniiedly opposing The adoption OF IhS new
constitution Says the Ohio Statesman the
individual private iatenesD Of the leaders
and fand.mongers OF that party, receive too
little lavoriteism 10 that instrument TO merit
for il their support. They will therefore
oppose il with oil the bitterness which SELF
ishness can dictate.
"Bul their opposition, as yet is made in
secret, aud Is Unly in the cOnduelOf their
tools around them, That ihpirOwn designs are
TO be gathered A Few weeks l,ence--per-
haps on lhe'ete of ne election which is TO
decide the fate Of The new Constitution, the
money power OF the whole state. will pul
forth almighty effort TO save itself from an
equal share Of the -bHrihen of taxation. Ia
the mean time we warn the friends Of Re-
iTm TO BE AWAKE. Let them keep
fully in p,ind, ihe lasting importance oflhe
issues involved in.Ihe result VI that election
Lei them acqunint their neighbors with the
merits d the new Constitution; aud ifthey
succeed in securing it's adoption, they will
find their reward in the saa
EQUAL TAXATION Of corporations
aud individuals;
ELECTION OF ALL OFFICERS BY
THE PEOPLE; a
BIENNIAL. LEGISLATURES instead of
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MURDRR.

One Of The coolest blooded, and n0si un>
exeusable murders we ever heard Of took
place ia this cily on yesterday, tSuRdsy, } At
the Franklin House.
II appears that some ono got possession
Of one Of the late Gov. Bebb's blank requi-
sitions for fugilives, and filed il up for a
piece orsPori and directed 10 Thomas Spen-
Ger, we'll known cattle dealer, residing in
Adelphi, Ross county, and who is frequent
y 10 this city. This enrAged Spencer, and
some one, 10 carry on the Joke. told him
that il was done BY Geo. Parcels, The bar.
keeper Of The Franklio. He Immediately
vent 10 where Parcels was. and demanded
of him Il. he had "flIed up that paper" Mr..
Parcels, ia jocular way, answered Eyes" I"
and was about passing out Of door, when
Spencer drew revolver aud shot him dead
--Ibe ball entering his left side under ibe
arm. He walked bat few Steps and fell
dead, without speaking. Spencer inan ef'
fort TO escape, was taken and put in Jail.
Ile only remarked that he had the papers to
show why he did il. Tho occurrence took
place between FIVE and six O'Clock last (Sun>
dsy) evening. as
The examination will take place to-day,
(Monday,) al one o'clock.
Mr. Spencer is respectfully connected, is
or has been man Of considerable wealth.
a large dealer in stock, and not in the habit,
n friend OF his says, of carrying arms. The
whole affair has shocked the public, and
will lesch, we hope, jokers TO not carry their
fun too far, and those that are joked, to not
take il so serious. .it. .vs t
P. S. Thomas Spencer, tae man who
shot George Parcels on yesterday, was taken
out of Jail at o'clock this afternoon, fOt
examination before the Mayor, but aflel cons
suliaIioR of counsel, and on account Of the
absence of Witnesses, was re-cOmmi;ted for
examination, till Tomorrow morning n. nine
o clock iw
The examination was To take place in the
cour, house. A good deal of excitement
existed. The large couli room was jammed
full Of spectators, but all were orderly and
quiet, willing to await 'he Judgment Of the
law Statesman, 2lst inst. a..5@.. tee f
or On the next day, Spencer was COM
milted to jail by the Mayor to awai, his trial
for murder in the FIRST degree. .... .
4 Al
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OF On the next day, Spencer was com.
milted to jail by the Mayor to awai, his trial
for murder in the first degree.
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To amend the act directing the manner Of sery.
ing rnssHe process against Faiiroad compan es,
passed March ~, 1850.
\ Soc. l. Bsu eaactsd BY fhe General A.
,snbiy fAe Sfate Of Ohid, That the service
for 10 The third section Of tho sci
enlisted an scs directing the manner Of sef-
vlnr fnesne process ngaiSst railroad c0upa.
niss, passed March 81, 1850, shall be made
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4 GENTS.-Wanted, $50 Agents to sell

j a New Family Work. and variety of popular books.
large percentage realized and high wages can be
made as at any similar establishment Call or address,
post paid, AMERICAN FAMILY PUBLICATION Is
l. 81 ISfiMENT, l23 Nassau-st y. \. Je30 I'M
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NHE MODEL APIARY-A new and
L,REE CONCERTS.-OTTO COT

u TAGE. HOBOKEN -t;ranc Instrumental Concert.
performers NolS ShaEsporc Society Band. every MON
DAY. WEDNESDAY. and FRIDAY. commencing AT 81
o'clock Ii the weather Is stormy the Concert Will take
place the next dav w 5MW&Fuah
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BOARD in the COINTRY-A few gen

II tlomen and ladies be wei accommodated with
board for the summer. n house delightfully."- = uaicd
On Long Island Sound Please address Mrs. MARY l.
TITUS, Cold Spring. l.. J. VI ~
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: GOODS-S. BARKER, 30l Crand-st., viii sell tins
week some the greatest bargains IN new Dress Goods
ever offered IN tins CITY. consisting IN part of
CooIed Silks Black Silks Tissues and Bareges Barge
Delane Grenadines and Rep De Paris, Rich Deiames and
Cashmefes SILK and Linen Chambreys French Chambreys
French Poplns Black Bareges and Grenadines PLAN and
Embroidered Grape Shaws. White and Colored Alpacas
Bomiazmes. French Mennos. Cashmeres, &c, aud also
Black Trimming Lace. Paasols, Hosiery, Gloves &c sc
Also, Cloths Cassimsres, satinetts, Kentucky Jeans
Men and Boys summer wear. Nestings. &c
Also Is bales aud Of Shcetings, Shrtinss, Bed
Ticks DENNIS Jeans. Shifting stripe, &C.
Every article truthfuly represented
iy-th s BARKER, 3Ol Grandst.
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FRoN JAMAlcA.-We have received files
Of the Kingston Despatch to the @5th ult There was
10 news OF importance. The Cholera was appa-
reny on the increase, and one ease had occurred IN
SIalsh Town.
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~ The son of the great Mozart lives at
Milan on his pension as retired Austrian official and
hesmings as teacher Of the piano-forte, capaci
em which he has great reputation
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4 GENTS.-Wanted, a few men of good

address 10 become local Agents for new and saabe
Article for Baltimore Albany, Connecticut and Ner
mont with capital of $780, viii be guaranteed from soOto
SO per month Gail OF address post paid BIZ Bowery
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Onrcoy. are indebted to Gregory
4 Co.'S Express for Oregon papers of May Il. we
have already published from our California hioS' the
news they contain.
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the exclusive right of counties, &c, IN Middle and
Western States for DIR SINNERS Medical and celebrated
Family Books The greatest Involvement gwen to enter
prsng men, and high paid t. good hands Eor par
tcuaIs call or address post paid, W PARMENIER, IS
NasSausirret. n Y le3O I'M
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Faoa THE SANDWICH ISLANDS, We are
indebted to Gregory & Co.'S Express for files of the
PemeaGa to Mays The Parliament of ,he Islands
net on the 3Oth OF April. VIM l.. Lee was elected
Speaker OF the House. The meeting was only pre-
Rrsiory 10 the formal opening by the King, which
vas to take place on the Oh OF May We find no
cher news Of interest
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A CAPITALIST or PARTNER want

4 od-A person who has al MS command $1,000, can
have an opportunity to profitable manuiiclr
ing interest tins For further particulars address
note 20 JENKINS, at tins Office. V1 81
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A YOUNG MAN acquainted with the


4 BSO l. q NJ 4 L 5 TIN, 4 Native OF
L N Bucks. Engand-f5 Reward-WhereaS an adyer-
tlscment appeared English papers - years
ago. for the Of kin Of the yenaned Ahsoom Aus
tn who died IN America and Is supposed 30 have butt eN
iensyely part of America the above reward VIII
be paid who produce the advertisement,
fun particulars of the tune when and where the
said AbsoOm Austin died. the nature OF his Will i any.
who the executors and what ms sad property consists
Of letter addressed To MIR. AUSTIN, GeorgeS,. Ber
nondsey, Londen, England, Will NEE, with Immediate
nif.n lY3 3is
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n = Cook, by a respectable Woman can
give good references ono that Understands baking IN
all ITS branches Has lived this country WITH Tic
most respcc able families. willing u make ersolf gem
orally useful has no objection to the country Is
good asher and Ironer aud has objection to general
homework Can be at 40 Factoryst near Hlmmond
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" NENT-TO Sealed Proposals,
endorsed Proposals o building Sewer m Fory-eighth-
will be the office oi the Croon Aquednct De
partnent (Rounda, Pars until FRIDAY, the nth day OF
July 1851, al O'Clock + NJ - bu!d SEWE with the
nee sssary Receiving Ba>m- and Culyens, IA FORTY
EIGHTH STREET from the Sever IN Ninth av. Ia crown
and Ninth being length aboat 40
feet The plan Of the Sew ~ ana sDecIcaOIs I we Ouu
can he obtained Application 10 The Contract Clerk al tins
Office New York, july J. 1871. NICHOLAS DEAN,
W. lGt President OF the Groom Aqueduct Department
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-Public no.

\ tee hereby 9 the owncrs occupant
or occupants of al Houses snd Lots improved or mm-
proved Lands affected thereby, that the following Asses
mniS have been com lsic1 By the Assessors, and
lodged the Office OF the Drcau Assessments for etan-
iaauon hy all persons interested w For BUILDING
SEWER IN Seventhstieet from the Sewer IN Avenue To
Avenue b The hints embraced by such Assessment IN
cule all the several Houses and Lots of Ground vacant
Lots pieces and parcels OF Land situated both sides "f
Ssvcnth-s;reet between Avenue and fonrth avenue
both sides of Second avenue, between SIKH and seventh
streets both sides Of SN,hs'Tcet. between Second and
Third avenues aud tie two lots west SIDE 81 Fourth
avenue opposite Seventh rc0'W ard Nos 1917 and 1913
Al persons whose interests Affected by the above named
ASSIGNMENTS and who opposed 20 the same or olther ~
them requested present their objections IN Whiting 70
the undersigned. al their Office No Hall oi Records,
within hry DAYS from the date N thus notice -SANlE l
II DE MOTT. FRANCIS NICHOLSON, ISAAC WI.
SMITH Assessors Ofce, Bureau Of Assessments street
DEPARTMENT, June q. 1871. lesS itt
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BOARD in the COUNTRY.-Three or
-gENRY GOSLlNG'S RESTAU-
.OARD IN BROOKLYN.-A Gentle

man and his WIFE also three single gentlemen
can Obtain very pleasant rooms furnished unul>h
ed within SIX minutes walk Of the ferries Apply al No
81 Nassau corner of Pearl Nl I'M
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IIBANKS every day the week during the season
The well-knoVn sea steamer BUFFALO, Capt. Smith,
will leave Hammonl-st r at u o'clock Canal s. u,
Grand-st r., 81. Cathaunest 81, Pier 3, N X, AN
returning bv VI Fishing tackle. bait and refreshments
VIII be nrnylded Fare y cents each Way. lel32m
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SAMUEL II DE MOTT, }
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, assessors.
iv3 lGt ISAAC NM SMITH,
NOTICE.-Public no.

tee il hereby gvcu if KesOuil0n has bon prts.W
ed IN the Board Aldermen ln referred 10 the COMMITTEE
ON Sewers fora SEWER 1911 street. from Oh avenue
10 Hudson River All persons interested IN me above
having objections thereto requested 10 present phe
same IA writing (satIug then extent Of interest ana prs
Of business residence 20 the undersigned NJ the Once
If the Croton AqurdGrt Department on or before Mon
day July 7 b. order the Committee on Severs-New-
York June u, 1851 ALEX +. DODGE Sewer Clerk
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CROTON AQUEDUCT DEPART

~ MENT-rO CONIRACIOR Sealed proposals.
lpdoIsod Proposals for building Sewer ~ Jb Avenue,
viii received the Office IF -. Croion Aqneduct De-
partment R0tunda Pars urt einesdy me Ih gay 81
JULY 1851 al o'clock. = NJ. - builda SEWER WIN the
necessary Receiving Basins aaJ Culyers, IN dh Avenue
from ghstreet jst-stee being IN length abont i)I
feet The plan Of the Sewer and Specifications fof INC
building Of the and al other Information relating
thereto be obtained On application 70 the Cohthi's
Clerk at thIs Office Nea-York, June 90 l65i
' NICHOLAS DEAN,
ie28 got President Of tie Cr)tOn Aqueduct Department
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ENCTRSIONS.-Snndnyo or

Sother schools Temperance, Musical other Societies
desiring TO take excursions the Bay Rivers or the sound
can charter for that purpose. by the day at moderate
price a STEAMBOAT of sufficient SIZE and splendid
BAKti l. Of the largest class. Application 20
CHAS. II. BAKER. y South st.
,eygG. COcntls slip.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-Public no.

''oe - @~sshy gwen - the o~rer owners occupant
occupants OF all Houses and Lots, improved and unim
proved ans affected thereby thst the following Assess
have been completed ~ the Assessors and lodged
the Office the Assessments
hY all persons Interested. For FILLING SUNkEN
LOTS block bounded hv rhy>Nth and Thirty seventh
streets aud Tenth aud Eleventh The limits
hrac.d by such Assessment include all the se.er Houses
and Lots o Ground vacant Lots, pieces aud parcels ot
Land situated on the westerly S.de of TenhaNenue, he
Thirty sixth and Tty streets aud ON the
northor side OF Thirty sixth street and souherly side OF
THIRTY seventh street between To gth avenue and line $50
thcrefrom and parallel thereto All persons
whose interests al cted BY the above named Assess
menis and who OPP Sed % the same either II them.
requested present Their objections writing, 70 the
undersigned at Their Office No Hall OF Records. within
ihi, day ifrom the da'e # notice Bureau
Assessments Street Department, lunc %. 1851.
SAMUEL " De MOTIF
FRANCIS NICHOl. son, Assessors
80 ISAAC MM SMITH,
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LEGAL NOTICES.
CORPORATION NOTICE Dill, ma

II 7
~ tee hereby gwen 70 the owner or ove- rn,an,
occupants Of all houses and lots improved or ,
ands affected thereby tina, the following bays
been completed by the Assessors lodged \, ~ 80
II the Bureau of Assessments for examination nv hi.
interested. VIZ For building SEWER IN Rrr.,m.s,
from about lC0 feet cas-. Of Broadway ne Ses. ~
Crosby street The limits embraced by such assessment
include all the several houses aId lots Of gr5na vacant
lots pieces and parcels ri land situated bath sss Of
Rr,smc street between Broadway aId Crosbys.rcst An
persons whose interests ,c,e hy the ealnsd
sc>sment and who opposed T. the same or either
them. requested g. present their objections m writing
70 the undersigned AZ their Office, No Hall II Records
within thirty DAYS from the date Of this notice Oaece
furau Of AsSeSeSSnsts, Sire Z Department, june 26
itJl SAMUEL n DE MOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, : Assessors
-, "a, ISAAC MN SMITH
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CROTON AOTEDUCT DEPART

MENT-To Contractors Sealed proposals. endorsed
4. Pron1sal for building a SEWER IN Elm-street, wI ne
received al the Office The Groom Aqueduct Department
R,aunda Park until honda the ith day on J"y .",n,
"a a oclock p NJ 10 build a SEW Err. with me necsssai
Receyng Basins and Culyers IA Elm street fom CaIhi
10 and through Howard % aea Crosby s'ree, peIng ~
length about $40 feet Tie plan Il the Sewer aud specca
IONS Tor the building oftLe sane and all ether information
relating thereto. can be obtained On a2p,ca9n - re C"h
tract Clerk, a; this Cfce NiCHOLAs DthN,
President Of the Croton Aqueduct Department
N.u va Inlv 2 le5l Jyi lot
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- DEPARTMENT, No. 4 Hall

Of Records Notice r ps. seen adopted
hereby gwen that the f9oylng Tha Pier No g. East
y the , " Cathennereet be to the
make feet vide snS I sf The Street Commission
eHtsST bns gsds Street eve the n"ss ,s RE-
CURED by law 70 tl' K NsyOr Aldermen and Common
sqS Ps m a. the and sa.sA %s
and IN cass % sIeruen and C0mmOnay, and 70 eontn
the the, s se proportions q the expense q ie d ss
cnmulss!Oner account Of the SAID pfophe
ny th The expense thereof taken from the %
toIs nf an and Slips Trust Account" Adoped py ne
i prd ~ ant Aldermen June ., 1851 Adoptsd " no
e. OF Aldermen June T. 1851 Approved ~ ths Msy'
June 10. 1851. JOHN DODGE street |'""''''''
ieIgtw
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
ARRIVAL OF THE GEORGIA.
Later from Havana.

The U. S. Mail Steamship Ueorgla'
,.., porrrn. arrived yesterday afternoon bringing
~ ~, dates from Havana, whence she sailed on the
81 ms, r. ,Ao Is,h,nus We
,eee,yed BY the Georgia files of Havana papers
- "a inst There is scarcely any news OF I'm
'oaanee. Very heavy rams had fallen IN 'ne in,e-
-, and in the neighborhood Of Man1aniila. Inc
reach Consul at Trinidad de CUBA VI. Jean
g.imondy, died on the 18th OF June.
T.e following IS list Of the passengers by the
G1olcIa - D.
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SANl I'll II. lbt NULL
ISAAC Nm SMITH.
NOTICE.-PubIic no.

~ tee j. hereby gwen q the owner owners,
cnrant oroccupants ofa Houses ald Lots improved
improved Lands affected 'herch. that the following As
stssmonts have bccn completed h the Assessors, and
are lodged IN the Office of the Bureau OF Assessments
for examination, hv uli ferpu, Interested For
PAVING 10TH ANENJ T. nom the north line Of sd
street 10 the north line 3}t street, and Ell AGING
SPACE wide through the EASTERN sidewalks from SD
36th. The limits embraced by such Assessment
include all the several Houses lud Lots of Ground
cant Lots pieces and parcels II Land situated On the es
terry side of 0th-avenue between 32d and 5h streets and
ON IN. westerly side hcW go ard 3ih streets also.
both sides of 33-sIeeI between The lJhvcnuc and lines
running parallel thereto 'nd dm 400 feet eaeIy ana
Ao0 feet westerly tlerefrm AL persons whose interests
are affected hy the above n1ged Assessments, and who
opposed 10 the same, eer OF them are acpue,ted
10 present their Oh ccton. 20 to the undersigned. at
,hcr Office No Hal OF RcrDrds within thirty days from
date Of tins not Dllce. ireau 81 ASSESSMENTS
street Department. JULY 81. ii1i
SAM FL n De MOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON } assessors.
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S,TRFET DEPARTMENT, No. 4 Hall

- OF Records Sealed proposals VII be .ece,ed 'hs
Street ComnsslOners Once until TUESDAY, the s,n ~
inv 1851 at Il O'Clock NJ 10 REGULATE and sEi
CURB and GLITTER N ts5 iT9P AN, .a' from ~ sSa~
70 Ta,t River: TO REGULATE. SIT CUkB and SDr
TkR and BRIDGE Stone EEsEi "a se sp a"r be-
tween Iold and Pear - AZ part u I'm 81
~ and ulton st. Aud mil THURSDAY, Juy ~ az
elook 10 FILL 81 NkEN LOTS OF iitn ana - s ,L
fWffu mi and rl AMI - FILL sun MI = III NITN
and 4st SITS between t and Sth to So ~ p;.ns
GTS ON Ain and isth St. be'Y 9Th and YIN avs ia
and .IeccaiI0ns and al Information theff,
on spDlcatlon To the COn;rat Clerk d ms pnnGE
June n 1851. e,,set romansoner.
i've -,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-07
MIRROR OF OUR COUNTRY-This

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