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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-13
NOTICE.. = Public

~ notice Is hereby given 20 the owner or o~nss' 80.
mart nv occnuants Of ell houses and ots pfvssu ~
mpoyed lands affected hereby ths' tns Ia ~,
ssss ~ he ofce Of the Bureau OF Assess foI sI
1891 ~ ~ All e interested VIZ For BUILDING
Tih1TE IN GREENE ST from the Sewer at Hons1n-
o. 70 POM Bleee.er st. The limits snofsi I. ~
~ lude all the several houses ana os VI
y.cart os pieces and parcels Of iaad situated os
boh SIDE Of Greenest between Houston ana M snss.
ss Az persons whose interests are ,, s sms ar
cher d item requs.,d to present d sses
~ D yiibn m rty days FROM the date OF tina no.lcs
s E,,eau OF Assessmen's stree, Department, Dec
IO ,5I SAMUEL H. DE MOTIF
H. I'D FRANCIs NICHoIsoN. Asses'"''
ISAAC M Sdllh,
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By Telegraph to the New-Ysrk Tribune.
The Christiana Rioters.

f"ILADELFHIAi f1I0ay, DEC II, IoJI.
In the Circuit Court this morning application was
made for the discharge Of all the prisoners in Gus
tody, for being concerned in the Chns,iana riot.
The District Attorney announced that all will be
held TO answer the minor offense of misdemeanor,
and those against whom detainers have been entered
BY the authorities OF Lancaster County, will be sent
there TO take their trials for murder wait such
action as may be determined on. The District At
toney said he determined distinctly TO test the
question whether refusal to aid the officers was
Tot such orcible resistance of the law recog
nized by it.
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CORPORATION NOTICE. Public

" hereby gwen TO the owner or owners oeos-
part or occupants Of all houses and lots improved or
nnimproyed lands affected thereby that the following
have been completed by the Assessor aud are
loc ged the office Of the Bureau OF Assessments Tor OK
nr1pation by All persons interested For BUILDING
asEWER IN ElGHIH-sT, from the Sewer In Avenue
10 point ga feet easterly OF Avenue Inc hm's SIN
byacsd by uch Assessment include all the several heusss
an tots Of ground vacant lots pieces and parcels q
and situated both sides of Sth - between Ayenusv
and Inc about asa feet easery thereom and parallel
thereto All persons whose interests are affected bJ tso
above named Assessments and who are opposed 20 tes
or either u them are requested present their Oh
ections IN writing to the undersigned, al their Once; No
Han of Records within thirty days from tho date Of tns
moi &c Bnrea Of Assessments Street Department.
Ilec n le3I SAMUEL n DE MOTT. }
FRANCIS NICHOLSON Assessors
dl3 100 ISAAC WN SMITH,
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From our Correspondents.
NEWPORT

NEWPORT. Dec. i0-Arr. brig Atlant c, DewelL rrIn-
dad for New H.vse. .~hr. p---h~~~ n~s-- n.sh~s..s
for Boston, LOnsisle Taylor. Providence for Phlaie
pha; Queen. Crpwell. do. for Baltimore; soop " II.
brown, kenney. Providence for New York. ll-brs
Fran Ain: Hawkins, from Providence schr. waaio
Pass0, Eddy, Georgetown, S. C., for Fall River.
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IN steamship RoaaO1f from Norfolk and Ric&moad-J
Tracey h Nichols, J II tchcock, ID. n Crane. W. @
Dunkwater, q rompkIns, Simmons, J. W. Smith, s.
NJ. Huntington, Mrs. W. L. jerks Ms K Wright. J.
HUI J. Homsten, ID. Albert. T.. D Ghddon. Butler A.
Wright. A. Whitney, l.. b. Dow. J. Siapsonl9 IN the
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PROPOSALS will be received

r. 4 III j
ii N. Comptroller a, his Office No Hal o. hseo,ts,
u,tii Tuesday the 21dnst, at ocioo s "a Tp0
or a. part Of he amount Of $50 700 OF me Cho-
I'm IN WATER STOCK of the CITY Of fsw,Yorf "a.
tonzsd b. an Of the Legislature Oh this vsssss
81 - ;bs CIV approved BY the Mayor Aug a. 1921 he
sd steck viii embrace Three Thousand 1--WE hanaIsS
al n.r value hich viii be 500 each share ans
WI hear interest at the rate Of i've ceh PET snnsm.
rayaie quarter yearly and shah be suDsctto q. ths
,s,cr. and PAYABLE tho Sinking und ioI fe1s
tos efthe cit debt or and after the first day Of
1900 The Proposals must state the number Ssre snA
will be ouered IN the presence OF the orca~
the Sinking Fund The person or pofs ~ Se
ran,s whose proposals shall be accspted three
70 ray Tor Il stock awarded him OF Prooossls
ess after icing notified by tbs Ds 81 ,adcrssd Pro-
posais for Crotcn wsier s!ocx INA ~ ~ ,s,,
Couptsslsr' Once sss spH q TAILOR. Cssvsrsllsr.
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CORPORATION NOTICE Public

II NVKHUNA IIUN NO To ~ I UUIlC
~ notice hereby gwen to the owners, oecs-
pant or occupants of all houses and 10 improved Orua-
improved lands affected there that the foOwias Asess
mes have been completed BY the As es'ers and are lodged
the office Of the BuTe Of Assessments TOR
by eli persons interested, viz For BUILDfN0A sEWEk
In PRINCE ST. from Marion NJ to aud through Nooer-
Ty.st TO HOustoust The limits embraced bY such
Assessment include all the soysrai houses aud lois OF
Ground vacant lots pieces and parcels Of land. situated
and on both sides Of cry between Prince ssd
Houston SIS. All persons whose interests are AZ
f,cted bv the above named Assessments, and who
are opposed to the same either Of them reqassed
TO present their objections whiting to the undersped.
NJ ther Office No Hall Of RscOrcs, within thirty days
from the date Of this notice Office, Bureau VI Asses
ments Street Department, Dec. ". 1911
SAMUEL v. DE MOTIF
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
df3 10. ISAAC WM. SMITH.
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ITALY.

The General of the French Army has
concentrated all the earrisons of the neghbOrhoOd,
and harangUed the troops that whatever happens 1t
Will always be their duty to protect the person OF
the Pope.
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Corporation NOTICE. Public

CORPORATION NOTICE. - Public
~ notice hereby to the owner or owners ooos
nant or occupants Of houses and tots improved OF -
mproyed lands affected thereby thai the following AS
,essmsnts have been completed by ihe Assessors ana
Tod ed in the Bure eli Assessments for eI
a., persons insIes!sd S a E9 and s,sth "S The iims
embraced by such Assessments include all the several
houses and lots ground vacaat lots pieces and par
Gals of land situated sides OF ~enty stth st. BE-
tween broadway and S1thsv All persons whose inter
ess affected by the above named aud vac
are opposed same, either of hem. requested
their obeetons IN writing to tho undersigned.
Their Office No Hall Of Records, within thirty days
from the date of this Boce-Ofiice Bureau or Assess-
ments Street Department. Dec. H. 1851
SAMUEL. n. DE MOTT,
FRANCIS MI HO LSON, Assessors.
dl3 l0t ISAAC WIN. SMITH.
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BY Telegraph.

CHAIR ESroN Dec. io-Arr. Denmark, Portland. Conn.
Sd. tark Avola Boston
CID bark Joseph Bagley. and scar. Mana, New-York.
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c,TppE DEPARTMENT, Ne. 4 Hall

1904, pubic notice hereby gwen ihai 'ns i o.
loving peops have been pr.ss9ed y .hs 2, TWENTY
aSh sfEFT between 7lh and sth avs 10 wv
and ID REGULAIE ONE HUNDnEp, > A ~ "a CsarcA
FOURTH Es,t RVer Also the following rssolg-
iors To FLAG SPACE FouHx 1hf TN an -
n seurn s To REGULATE and GRADE L6A A
from ed 60 IN ~ fu I srREEr
A a. a. .th-ays All prsons interested having oo!eS-
,ioss sereto requested 70 present tns% h ~ aas
70 The usdersgIsd ., hn once 90 % "ei''' 'N' ''
81 Dece"sS' IoHN DODGE, ssres. Conns-snm.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-Public no

TOKPURATIUN NUTIC E.-PubIIch NO
~ tee hereby given to the owner sr ownef. occupsM
or occupants Of all houses and lots improved or ua-
proved lands affected thereby that ths following Assess-
lodged m the Office OF tho Bureau of Asessmsnts tos
eX smiuaiion by all persons interested viz fot PAvIN0
ard FIAGGING TWENTY THIRD ST from i0th-H.
TO the Hudson River The limits embraced by sech asssse
ment include all the several houses and lots OF srsunS
vacant os pieces and parcels Of land stustec On oct
SIDES of 23d st., between i0hsy ant Hudson RIVER Az
rersous whose affected by the above naree
ents and who opposed to the same, or ene
of them are requested TO present their objections wv
ing 10 the undersigned their Office No Hall OF Nc
cons with n thirty days from the date Of this nsDe
Office Bureau vi Asses.mens stree! DeDartmens' DOC
n ie5i SAMUEL. DE MOTIF
" FRANCIS Nj 'HLOsON, Assessoss
dl3lOt ISAAC WIN. SMITH,
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-, -, S |.SS II Assessor"
CORPORATION NOTICE.-pubhs

CORPORATION NOTlCE.-Pubhs
~ notice is hereby given 60 the ers
pant occupants OF AL houses and lots improved unin
proved lands affected thereby that the following s.soss
ments have been completed by ths Assessors and are
lodged the office Of the Bureau VI Assessments for az
animation. nv all persons interested, For BUILDING
aRECEIVING BASlNG and CULVERr at the south
west corner SECONDARY. and TWENTY FOURTH
ST The limits embraced by such assessment include all
the houses and lots OF ground vacant lots pieces
and parcels of land situated the souhery side of sh
ST between % ay aud line about $40 feet westerly there
from. All persons whose interests affected by the
named and who opposedtc the same.
OF either them requested 10 preseet their obeeue
in wrltrg the under gEed at their Office No Han -
Records within thirty days from the date " thus NO Ice
Office Bureau OF Assessments Sc yet DEPARTMENT Dec IL.
1851 SAMUEL IL DE MOTT
FRANCIS NICHOLSON. Assessors.
di1 lot ISAAC VIM SMITH,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-13

roRoHAGREs.-The L. S. Mail steam
oaio Cap. schenek, sailed on Thursday for
Cse. We. 200 Irregular passengers. besides large
mr. u wesAmsn for the Panama Railroad.
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Markets..-Confinued

METALs-A steady market in Iron, with moderate de-
mand at low prices Tin Plates active and Cd TO Is
y TIN higher.
NAVAL STOREs-Amercan Resin is dearer. being sold
at IS 7d.ais. cwt Raw Turpentns Is Cd. Spirits in
better request sales at 32s. cd ass.
OHs-Lnieed 28s e28s Cd Pale Seal heavy at G3l ;
Cod G32 los; export sales of Southern Whale at $50
TALLow-Narket dull at 37s. for American
TEAA cargo Of seasons Tea had arrived, and in
ductd little HnatOn; other respects the mar
ket is without change.
QuERtITRoN BARK dull with small sales Of Philadel-
rha al Is 3d. On the spot, and Is to arrive.
DYEwooDS-Business lie limited. Campeachy is at IS
IFS Cd &c lis Jamaica f3 10 Honduras "a IS; Sa-
vsnuah, GO %. cd.
FRRIGHTs to the United States lower There is a
scarcity OF Esrhenw and Measurement. Goods. Steer
age passengers abundant.
TIMRFRDPine Quebec yellow, three cargoes. sold at
ild a. foot There limited demand from the country
Red sold at iG@l7d Bark. parcel 18a Elm and Ash
I6d Deals third quality GB 80 los second quality
lO st John Ysoy p,ns Iisscr atff 6ed
s,,bom: New-York HOgshead Slaves. flO los "a ~
1000 Barrel 60; Wine Pipe els: New rieans 1oss s
head GI2a sis 600 Locust Tree Nails OF goou suo-
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PROOKLYN TAXES for is5I.-Ta,

IL hVONL1N 4 Eo lot 1901. Ak
Psyers hereby notified that the TAXES OF leAa
sill be ready for collection on the FIRST DAY OF DE-
CFMBEk neit
On all Tsxes not paid before the lat DAY January nexS
I per cent will be charged
Taxpayers are particularly requested to call and gss
their bulls and pay before the eEa Of the month order
10 avoid the crowd and confusion experienced mmedsts
before the addition Of the per centsge.
Taxes will re received between the hours Of and
sclock only. Rsnkahle money only received
L p. s. BRlANr. Collector OF Taxes sed
Assessments, Room No. CITY Hall
Brooklyn. Nov as 1851 nf9 imraFh&e
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Passengers.

Per Na0ara-DIr. Letting and lady, Mrs Curtis, child
ard nurse Messrs Neil Rance, Thaier, Lamere. Mar
shall Workman, Seller Campbell. Jackson, Curtis. Cool
idge. Weimke Wilkinson, Roffmer, Mysel Brownson Gis
Labbe. Leso, Andson, Wilson, Scott Irons. Ritch
beck Morse.
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Disaster to the ship Elizabeth.

BosroN, Friday, Dec. y. 1851.
The new ship Elizabeth" from Bath for Apalach-
cola, ashore at Rams Island mouth of the Kenne-
bee River, and has bilged.
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ADDITIONAL EUROPEAN NEWS
BY THE NIAGARA

BY THE NOVA SCOTIA, NEW-BRUNSW AND
MAINE TELEGRAPHS TO PORTLAND,
AND THENCE
BY BANS MERCHANTS LINE TO NETWORK
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CITY ITEMS.


PROF. ANDERSON AND HIS WIZARDRY.--
We understand that the great Magician has had atri
umphant success in Baltimore, having drawn nightly
the elite OF the city to his wonderful exploits He
Will return TO NewYork for the Christmas holidays,
and open at the Astorplace, immed lately after the
close of the Opera. The people will have 10 lack of
amusement about that time.
III The American Temperance Union
have issued stirring four-psge Tract for the New
Year, on Female Influence for the Maine Law, Of
which, through the City Tract Society, $4,000 copies
Will be distributed in the Wards of the City.
DEATH BY DROwNING.--A man named
Samuel Moore, sailor, attached to the ship St.
George lying at Pier No. North River, fell over
board, on Thursday afternoon, and was drowned be-
fore assistance could be eIdered The body was
not recovered
FIRE.-Thursday night fire broke out in
the large frame building in West Thirteenth-st be-
tween Ninth and Tenth.avs., occupied by Hare &
Pueh an iron foundry. The Fire Department of
the district were early on the ground but notwth-
standing their exertions, the building with Its
tents consisting of patterns and stock were entirely
destroyed. Total loss about 2,000, only $4,000 Of
which is covered by insurance. The police of the
Ninth and Sixteenth Wards were promptly on the
ground, and rendered valuable assistance.
FIRE.--About half-past ten o'clock on
Thursday night fire broke out in the basement Of
No l49 Nilliam-st occupied by Ockenburger Ste
by the prompt arrival OF the fire department Dam
about $o,5O0.
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NOTICE.-Public no;

tee is hereby given that petition has eeeo =
in the Posrd Of Assistant Aldermen ~ Go,5cs..t. All
BLEECKER-ST., from CsImiae 81 .,sta are requeGed
present s. .' 9e sss On or before De-
IesI u ~ Aqued Get Departmea Dec yls'
eemtei ~ ls'i-"'' NICHOLAS DEAN. President
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II VIM ONN IOlN NO 4 TO Ts.--I UUIfC Nv
~ tice is hereby given to the occupant
Of -
lands aeced thereby that the following have
been completed BY the and lodged the Of
nee OF the Bureau Of Assessments for nation by all
persons interested, VIZ For REGULATING and GRAD
ING ELEVENTH AY., between sBi aud tsd cts. Tue
limits embraced D. such include all the
raj houses and lots OF gound vacant los pieces aud
GELS OF land situated both sides Of iith bet
Saith and sSd both SIDES Of S5th. 35gh S7th setA.
ieh ist All and northery side Of seth ST. betweea the
Hudson River and line 81 the nth and distant
feet eastery therefom All persons whose
affected by the above named assessments aad who sfesp
posed the same either OF them requested 70
sent their objections In writing To the uudefs,gnsd Al
then office No Hall OF Records. within thirty days fon
the date Of this Oice Bureau OF Assessments.
Street Department. Dec n, 1875.
SAMUEL II DE MOTIF
FRANCIS NICHOLSON ASSESSOR
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IMPAIRMENT of REPAIRS ,ud

~ SUPPLIES December 8, iSoI.-ro BUILDERS
Sealed propcess will be received az the Ocs Of sae
Commissioner Of Repairs and Su9Olies No Mes C,sy
Has, until Tuesday. Decemher 10. at 70 O'Clock. n. al
which they will DE p0brcly opened for the ereousa
eta FIRE ALARM BELL TOWER near JefsFsen VI A.
Net Estimates Will b. received sepaTa'ey for Wosdes,
aud also for Iron Tower psn and ssscincaica Of
the work and all noFn IN regard thereto can be hs1
the Oce OF the Superintendent OF Repairs 70 Pabiho
Buildings, No 10 Ehks5eth-st Blank estimates -
had at either Office. n. The Commissioner reserves
the right OF all Of the es,msies # deemed
for the interest," Of the Corporation VIM. ADAMS.
Is Comm ssiorer OF Repairs and Sapphss
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Court OF COMMON PLEAs.-Before Judge

Court OF COMMON PLEAs.-Before Judge
DAILY Mary Jane For against 7HOS lie BOtaliIer.-
For alleged false Imprisonment, In causing the ar
&C., having been stolen from Mr. lie b. by young
girl, domestic, whom plaintiff recommended, and
whom she visited. &C, already referred to. Yer
dict for plaintiff, 500.
Henri Beak end uife against Henry Williams and
ulff-For assault and battery. The parties
colored persons occupying different apartments IN
the same house III Greene-st. On the occasion COM
blamed ofMrs w went into the yard, "a child said
previously that Mrs. B. on the stairs listening,
which was dehied) and severely beat Mrs. b. II
was SAID bad feelmg existed as 10 some previous
oifcuty their children. Verdict for PLAIN
SQS
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
Passengers Arrived
Passengers Arrived

IN Br. Schooner London, from Nartiagse-Mr v
and lady.
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COURT PROCEEDINGS.

SUPERIOR CouRr.-Before Judge Sand
foId-Jokn Mcconnell agt. Robert Adams, a minor.
by his guardian, &c.-By one of a committee OF
lourneymen weavers for assault and battery by de-
PENDANT while the Committee were at establishment
of his father nquirng as to prlce paid for work,
&C. already referred 10. Verdict for plaintiff, $3.50
Before Judge Oakley.
William Bartlett agt Thomas Carnley, Sherifl.-By
the captain of the ship Alert as common carrier
having signed bills of lading. to test the right of
levy, an attachment (ln sui by Flanders q Wright
agt. Lucius +. Ready OF casks oil and iron
chest, shipped on board the Alert for California, he
contending that he was baee of the goods and the
sheriff had not power to take them. MessTs Croker
Warren, owners of the ship, bonded the property,
and now the issue.
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OFFICE Of RECEIVER Of TAXES

ONs sNew City HaIi-TAXES for 1851 Tar Payss1
are hereby potfed that addition OF CENT wi
De pad. all TaIes remaining unpaid on the FIRST DAY
O. hAEMBfRfEXr. and rwo PER OENr On the rLYs
InhNIH DAY Of DECEMBER.
The Receiver would urge upoa the Tar Payers The -
potapee % nAkns early psymeats possible 70 avs
the crowd aud delay which must necessarily follow iaa
previous 10 the Der coaiage being added
The last day 81 Noyes.ber arrDg SUNDAY. rsS
PAYERS particularly notified that SA TURDAY the th
viii he tie last DAY on winch Taxes VIII Be received vA
out the addition Of one per cent
Hours for RECEIVING money, frur 8 o'clerk A a.. q
fP NJ BsRk able money only received
pi0tDl5 HARVEY HART. Rscetvsr Of rstsa
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!. NlN9ER'N
' is y !! !! II /;

THIS VERMIFUGE will alwaysexpel Worms
In from two 70 i've hour seT being administered b
other. I3sl3s.I - - Nh !
WSEE 70 he's nov stood a hs r.,
ions ~ sns5 mpsss:i i r certain TO sSpe Worms
shadow of doubt about It. IT CANNOT FAIL. This
may appear strong language but i Z not stronger than we
who has enos used viii any other when b OBJ
tained Many have waed evsFsl weeks when the agent
has been out, until BE- could procure supply And
whyl Beoau:s .y had Sonds1cs in Il and knew that ii
Thou.ands Of Certificates could be pubshed. If Il were
essa % prove the satsmen. but single trial will prove
it, superiority o0ncusivey than the strongest assertion
statements that could be written. Try II. y
Be ps,eSsx s.d E,s q The name, . WiNER' e
that can % dspesasd spon, h!spembeE shs
Prepared only By - JOHN WINER co.
.3.1s 81 and % Maiden Lane, New York.
~ For ssls Tholsss!e and retail By
]. WRIGHT b CO. LII ChartTes stfeet,
&Z Sole Agent for tbs South. my11 tnOyf
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M EAfCAb N0rIgE-Da. LdCxwooD, who.
hap obsainsd - great spstaton y L0uiy!e Ky.,
apd nsZ Of the town. II d. eoehs II Bieas Ysl0v and
Fyphps Esse. well . ~ ~ following dissesss 1hsu-
aaiism Iout, fin. IL poqleuSe9s Bronshits Kssets
g - ieis,S:I yi:c,;s U ns.s,oas a.s:s
sslsasv r Y Qhsa.y Ac.g!sI I'D ~ nssa6u u
sbb ~ - ends1oand ~ many dl.se.Ss psoli1! If
oeth nd ~ cleats thtl eaisI and III vsnsal dlsell
mi 4ypsA u " fonr.pdmeF aid sopeudaSy
0eeqshEa eGielanss 0iss, Bloa1sal epidldniis, "a
o. NA y PultlfsA sTnnsr. bstWeea Poydraa and
IA Lbc1wuepss essclI,o. es.ia GAN Tor syphiis.
- 80 aecbsS!nA u ~ qGess q ~ % psi
- = 0sa ss.ss S ssss w' = n n e e
- OLE - issa7x ~. ]. 4. * issl In
sMEV AUs1C.-Seng q the Robin, with
- tsctEfl ve0nsle tslss Chilly the Day a Dyi!ng,
~. e 2.s 49, 800 ~ s.s :ses , x: VIZ
No. 4! tsssssiss fsS. ss5sss i'o% Ma Favasits
ss1Dys A. q y =; iasls. sssigA Bal.
3esss e5SS Savs ~ - With. TksS Is publsksd 3
We n psss 1ss Yssk. "a 9 s..,..,,..,.,
ENEW Ag1IC. =" OoMIN' TaaoUaa THE
4sy.Ryt.-4A. Hall = gpn, NeW Yet, have putlihsd
9shln{ ~ n ya!Ataons ~ fsyesta dcoth moody by
~ 49, Wai7cs S.d $shy q he rpasssss q
III II. D. HEWITT.
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