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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-09-08
SILVER WARE, WATCHES 2
JEFEERV. r. 5el

A NEW assortment received every two weeks
"A direct from the hands of Importers and Manu.
lecturers, purchased In quantities and at prices to
supply the trade, consequently the newest styles
always received in due time and for sale OF the
loves rates: Pedlars supplied with any OF the
above named ct as low prices as at Clevelond
Pittsburgh or Cincinnati. tlsf ,seis
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-09-08

great number efcitizens Of this city and county. 50
agents in Bavenna-Curtss Hutch & lfaac Sw
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-09-08
-Lasest Arrival
AT SME DRUG SJ0RE.
Sign OF the Golden Mortar.

Sign Cd ehe G0iQeaa A0FesAx'
A sfEREsSn Supply OF nearly all the ehemicslls ~
"a IN general use az medicinal agents, and for
M ufacluriae purposes together wilha general as
sor'ment OF Drugs, Paints, oils. Dyes, Groee5fes'
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-09-08

@DHRIH
drown Havana Sugar, .Sz=-l-z
I'D New Orleans %
Crushed do
Powdered 5sz = do ssSC
r- RE& A stuar.s Syrup. SE
Sugar House Moiasses. he 50
EStsT Common do =" ta
Good Box RAISING, Seediess do, Currants. Also
large stock OF other Groceries at '~s-
June 4th, 1852 FW SEYMOUR'S 4.
II IFE of General Franklin Pierce, and
II Hon. William Rufus King, Democratic can
didates for President and Vice President. Tenth
thousand pamphlet edition, price 25 cents, supply
Just received and for sale at
So : - HALL's Book SToRE.
Ravenna, June IA 1852.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-09-08

which IN all diseases derangements Of the female frame.
distractions, difficulties, painful enstruations, &c., has
effected cure This IS indigenous to SOIL and found
in large quantities. and medicinal property stands with
equal it forms of the compounds in the
on which, WHOLE is the best remedy ever given to
health By its sg.es-5.z = 49, .e -
For the relief Of all Sympathetic Diseases attendant
nancy nays those distressing and painful troubles which
often occ both married and unmarried females, und
moves those periodical distinctions which arise from taking
cold, &s f7"-~ 49,
CONSUMPTION AND LIVER CoMrLA1Nr, Bilious Die
Night Sedts, Weakness &c., for all these disenses
Med ,asa hepD fts MI Z
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-05
Arrangem.ent of &c WELLS, AMg. '52

n
NORTIIERN.-ArfINes from Charlottesville ON th'
same days heretofore viz Tuesdays, Thursdays ant
1aturdays Schedule time OF arrival, m Leaves OF
SUNDAYS, Wednesdays and Fridays, at am.
PACKET MAIl.-Thc Packet brings Way Mail
wednesday, Mondays and Sundays, and takes one Mon
days Wednesdays and Fridays. OnMonday morning a
Richmond and Northern mail IS received by the Packet
RAILROAD MAIL-Mails are dispatched by the
Railroad daily 30 IN, for Forrest Depot lhberfy
Bulords Big ck Salem, &C. and for tfnca1'e, and ior
the present, ali the watering places
Bv bs Railroad also sent on tuesdays hutshays
and Saturdays, mails Tor Bedford Floyd and frank'ln.
LEXINGTON AND PA1TONSBURGM M Il-Ar-
riyes daily, except Sunday, at GAP m
Leaves daily, except Sunday at hali-past SIX
FARMYU.LE-Au 'es daily, except sunday, about
midnight bringing the mail from Richmond, and parts
North, South and West Of that city Leaves daily from
II to IL o. m, except Saturday night.
DANYIfLE-Anves,a as her 'ofore, Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays. Leaves, heretofore, MONDAYS
Wednesdays and Fridays, at a. IN.
PEDLAR MILLS-Arrives, as heretofore, Mondays
and Thursdays, between 10 and / m. Leaves about
p m, sane days.
ag- Mail closed at p. IN.
81 On Sunday morning, the office will be kept oper
for one hour aiterthe Mail is ready for delivery
Aug l9-dts VIM. M. BLACKBOARD, p M.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-05
CrScfNNArl, April 18th 1852

CINcINNATI, April 18th 1852
TENEHE Subscribers have themselves for the
4 purpose of conducting in this City Tobacco
and General Commission BUSipess,
under the Firm of KEYNErT& DUDLEY and respectful
" solicit your patronage. Our Business will be excu-
velV Commission Business; and experienced oil TWEEN
v y our senior partner active Mercantile life in
this City and determination the part OF BOTH TO pro.
the interest Of our friends, will we nope secure TO
"a Ibeal suppor We are prepared to make the usual
Advance on consgnments in he'd, md to purchase
Produce &c ON the customary TENS. We will occupy
fh, Large ma Comnoaious Warehouse, No IA Iubic
f,Jin7 JNO KENNETT,
may 27-Gm JNo' Wy DopLEl'
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! A ~ pAsaTNEgsgIgp.-Pi

A ~ EAiRTNz3lsss1sp a
Z ! BOILING and JOHN s. MEREDITH have as,
aociaesl Themselves practice law under the style OF
POLLING & MEREDITH. They will practice IN
IN, frct Court al Lynclburg. and Mr.. Meredith will
5tte fha Superior and inferior Courts of Backlngh1m
Gnnbarand Prince Edward und AppomnttoN; and Mr..
Boiling will atendthe Supcroraud inferior Courts ct
LynsAburs Bedford Campbell and APPomatt9X and
iba Suacrior c Caurs Of Bucknghnm and Prince Edward
Al rcss Philip A. Boiling. Lynch6urg, or John 5.
Ncroltlr Buckingham Court House.
- Odre in I.ynchburg in rear Of r. D. Jennings
tna, oct 23-dNc1m
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-05

Aric,s op2rogliale loLde FJrs Giass-BoHes oi mats
bonuets and furniture
1r,ir1es aporo54i4,r 70 Seroaa Class.-Boxes, bales
Of dry goods eohers Shoes saddlery, glass; paints, oils
drugs and confectionery.
Aqieles op, ropiaet to Third Glass Vrginia dones'
ties. sugar coffee liquor baggng, rope. butter cheese
manufactured tobacco leather hides cotton yarns, cop
per- tin. sheet iron, boowware, qpeensware, castings,
harware marble (dresscd and Other heavy artiecsn mol
cnumealcd in special or fourth class rates r.
sac<sN rire pork beef .h lard, talow and bacon, (n
casks. boxes or sacs bceswox, baes Of rags ginseng
and ,rfe fruit bar IRON narb {, (andressed) mill aud
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-05
Che DaiIp lireiniun.
Execution Of the Notorious Yankee
Jiin--EHis Dying speech, &c.

A correspondent of the San Francisco Her
aid, writing from San Diego, September IL,
gives the following account of the execution
of the notorious Y Yankee Jim:
You are aware that Yankee Jim was sen.
fenced to be hung this day, between the hours
of ten and three o'clock. Yesterday morning,
Padre Juan, the resident priest, accompanied
by large number of Mexican ladies', and
dressed in full canoncals, called at the priso-
ners cell and after an hour spent In prayer and
confession the prisoner received the sacrament.
Last evening had long conversation with
"Yankcc." He says he is n native OF the
British province of Nova Scotia; that he was u
resident Of this country long anterior to the
discovery of the gold mines; that he has never
harmed nny one, and that he Is about to fall
victim TO prejudice; that he is not guilty Of the
crime of which he has been convicted, and he
has forgiven his enemies, and will die as he
has lived, brave man. He is very intelligent,
speaking huently, and with ease some hall
dozen different languages. yankee" was exc
cuted ut two o'clock. The crowd present was
not great The prisoner addressed the crowd
as follows: 81 die an innocent man; am not
guilty Of the crime of which have been con-
victed; my trial has not been fair one; the
Judge did not act right; | have word to say
on the subject of vigilance committees, and tho
effects flowing from them; the results are, that
San Francisco has been burned twice, and
Stockton once, in consequence Of the hanging
Of Lyons in that place; and the men who help
ed TO fire Stockton are now living in San Diego
county" casting a significant glance at some
of the crowd. IL have always been friend
To the Americans, and have done more good IN
my lifetime than injury. | am an innocent
man and bid you all good bye" Here the
sheriff drove off, leaving the prisoner suspended
choking in the air. Thus ended the career OF
notorious scoundrcl Just before leaving. his
cell and whilst the Sheriff was binding his
arms behind him, Jim said: "D-nyou, you
don't know anything about hanging men; let
me show you" Just previous to being swung
of, the Sheriff endeavored to adjust the knot
under the right ear: Jim remarked, "Sew it
around on the other side" As the wagon
started he seemed to wilt with fear, and ex-
claimed, "Ob, God have got to die =
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-05
, sAENTS.-6O

nHSSOLUEION.--T Co-Partnership hereto
~ fore existing between the subscribers under the
style of DUDLEY & CoMPToS has been this day dissolved
by mutual consent-John W Dudley has purchased the
interest of WmA Compton inthe late concern and will
discharge its liabilities He embraces this opportunity
to return his sincere thanks his friends for their pat
ronage the concern Of DUDLEY & COMPTON, and to
solicit It's continuance in his connection.
JNO W. DUDLEY.
WIN. A. COMPTON
CIScINYArl April l2th 1852.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-05
RICHMOND.
)E 600 WORTH or EURes-
CTEAM MARBLE WORKS.

GTEAm HEAI IgBLE WORKS.
y JOHN T. ROGERS has removed his MurbleW Works
TO the of Main and 9Th streets. wheew be found
fine assortment of Egyptian, Italian and American
Marble. Monuments, Tombs, Grave Stones, Mantel
Pieces of every description, WallP lates Fronts, &c
Amy design in carving executed in the nentes man.
ner. Orders from the country, with city reference
romptlyauended -.
Mr.. K having served his apprenticeship in one Of the
largest establishments in New York city and having
much experience in the business, Gaters himselithal
all work executed his shop viii give entire satsuc
ton any done North or South.
Richmond. July li-Iyd
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-05

Thcse vcsscs al Of the Irsl e0ss, bulf m lTe cy
of Baltimore expressly for this trade, and have superb
or accommodations for passengers. They com
manded by experienced Captains, aud qualified for the
frade and who will spare exerion to accommodate.
They will be towed up and down the river by steam,
and may be relied sail promptly as advertised.
Merchants going North ar ordering goods from New
York will find other interest to ship by this line,
as il IA the only rcglnr line and freight will always be
tukcu at the lowest utes and every effort will be made
by the agents in Richmond and New York. to give sntis'
action Werespecally ask and hope to succeed in OBJ
tnining full share Of patronage. Goods shipped by
this line to New York, will be forwarded free of com
mission to New Orleans, Mobile Savannah, Charleston
or any other port. The Vessels will be in Richmond al
Rockets; in New York at berth No. /, Coffee House
slip, foot of Wall Street.
DAVID CURRIE Richmond }Aao,,.
CIIAS. II. PIERSON, N. York, 's' -
Richmond. Aug 28-dts No 81 South Street.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-05
TNrRIeELA,s HOTEL, MAN SrREET

I } lYNcHBuRG, VIRGINIA.
CHAS. l.. DTBRELL Proprietor.
Gentlemen visiting Lyocburg aud stopping at DiB-
RELL'S have the privilege Of visiting the 'VIRGINIAN
EsADlHG ROOM during THEN stay. Cards OF admls-
.ina nifnin- q N the H0tel, .Y 2J-dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-05

HNEEE DOG LAW.-We havc just received 50
1 dozen C0llarsand Chaas of all the dIerentkind
Silver plated collars, Solid Brass collars Steel collars
some extra fine, Dog cals, exira, nnd Hunts
men, lorns,-which will be sold cheap for eashby
WIN, y. & g. FISHER,
sept 30 dta OPposar the Franhltn Hola.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-05
RECOMMENDATIONS.

RECOMMENDATIONS.
We have in use Mr. X. Brittnghnm Mitchell STUNT
AND ENGINE, and esteem them most valuable np
pendage a great convenience aud efficient protcc
tion against fire.
CHARLES MARX, Richmond,
X. b. TYLER do
DIR ROYSTER, Huguenot Springs,
ARCHER VAUGHAN, Fnfnville.
EDMUND HUBBARD, Buckingham,
r.. J. GAINES, Chnrlottee.
The Pump be in nj Dr. Vim. =. Morris's,
Dmgnid4 foundry, md mapy other plnces in Lynch
burg all of whom approve their utility md useful
ness The Pump be seen in Rid mond, Mt the Wing
Office. They are warranted t. '"ork well for ycnr.
Lg- NOTIOE.-All pcr>rn. buying or selling the
above articles re responsible to melor il.
r. BRfTrING1IAM MITCHELL,
march 2Q-dfs Proprietor.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-05
1ElnE Life OF Gen. winfield scot,

'EEE LUC OF UCH' tHItFW 5'WEE5
D with ongrayngs, by Edward d Mansfield, Esq.
and published by II. Man,feId both of New Haven,
price so Also the history of the Mexican md
waniors. published by J. Frost J.. l.. d. price . 90
Apply to the agent Aerce & MurfilPs.
Sent CTS
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Terms.

The American publishers respectfully invite the atten-
tion of tLeirfcow citizens to the merits of tho obevo
works feeling aasurad thnt mono will nrse from their
pesai without being convinced that they subscrye the
bost interests of popular Intelligence, aud ndd in an
eminent degree the general happiness ot the nation
by impnrting the public mind heathiul stimulus ior
IA high ordcr OF intellectual pleasure.
Copies of all the above works can be seen on the IN
bcs OF the YrRGIslAa READING Room where subscrip-
tiens will be received sept 3-.dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-05

I VI o k u \ u It II u u n hN IN A no S'
Garoeners Florists, incorporated Companies, Man
tj1ciurts Aylizans Projessoaat MN, Mechanics, and
others-Fhc Pump and Fire Engine
cOmbined.-RtghtS Secured by United Statcs Ld
ferg- PateRh-ALt. INFu uNGEMENTs Will NJ PRosEou
TED ny LAw.-fhis is tho most valuable invention OF
the age and without which, manufactures, public edi
fees hotels, and private dwellings incomplete and
comparatively insecure With this cheap and efficient
Fire Engine, the Farmer ia perfectly independent oi al
nnaccommodating insurance companies, and can bid
defiance 10 the inccndialy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-05
MISCELLANEOUS.
MULTIPLICATION or TIE

LONDON QU.8RTERLY, THE EDLNBURG
THE NORTH british, NM IPESFMI.N-
ISIER RETIEYS MD BL.8CkYOODS
M4G.8ZLNF.
LEONARD, SCOTT & co, PupLrsuERs,
70 Fulton. aud 81 Gold streets, New \ orls.
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aLaNri nnd POrier.-

w 2Obashcts Champnigne Vino. YariOns 5rnnds
1Oticrces London Porter. in pint bottles, just re-
cciye1 and for sale by LEE & JOHNSON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-05
Wellington saving NapoIeOn's Life.

w ellington Saving NapOheOh hhe.
The following passage from the memoirs OF
the late General v Muhlng written by him,
under the title of 'Ausmeincm Leben,' will per-
haps at this moment, be read with some inter-
est. Mullling was the agent Of all the comm1n-
calions between the headquarters Of Blucher
and the Duke Of Wellington during the march
Of The allies on Pars, after the ret lrn of Ma
poleon from Elba:
during the march (aGer the battle Of Wa
tcrloo,) Bucher had once a chance Of taking
Napoleon prisoner, which he was very anxious
TO do; from the French Commissioners who
we're sent to lin to propose an armstice, he
demanded the delivery Of Napoleon to him as
the first condition Of the negotiations.
was charged by Marshal BIucher to repre-
sent to the Duke Of Wellington that the Con-
grcss of Vienna hnd declared Napoleon out
lawed, and that he wns determined TO have
him shot the moment he came into his hands.
Yet ho wished to know from the duke what he
thought Of tho matter; for fhe (the duke) bad
the same intentions, the marshal was Will
ling 10 act with him in carrying them INTO elect.
The duke looked at mo rather astonished, and
began TO dispute the correctness OF the mar
shal 3 Interpretation Of the proclamation oil Vi
enna, which was not at all intended 10 authorize
or incte to the murder Of Napoleon; he believ
ed, therefore that no right to shoot him in case
he should be made prisoner of war could be
founded on this document, and he thought the
position, both of himself and the marshal to-
wards Napoleon, since the victory had been
won was 100 high to permit such an act to be
committed.
had felt all the force of the dukes argu-
mcns before | delivered the message had
very unwilingly undertaken, and was there.
fore not inclined to oppose them Il, there.
fore continued the duke wish my friend and
colleague 10 see this matter in the light 90;
such an act would give our names to history
stained by a crime and Posterny would say OF
US, they were not worthy to be his conquerors;
the more so, as such deed is useless, and have
no object Ofthese expressions l only used
enonob TO dissuade Blucher from his inten-
ton"
There are three dispatches given by Muflng
in the appendix to his memoirs, in which the
execution Of Napoleon is urged on the Duke
of Wellington by Blucher; they are signed by
Gneisenan. and leave no doubt of the determi-
nation to revenge the bloodshed of the war on
the cause Of ii, had he fallen into the hands Of
the Prussan commander. Blucher's fixed idea
was that the Emperor should be executed on
the very spot where the Due d'Enghlen was
put 10 death The last despatch yields an un-
willing assent to the Duke of Wellington re-
monstrances. and calls his interference "dra-
matte magnanilnity," which the Prusslan head
quarters did not at all comprehend PROBABLY
but few Frenchmen are aware OF the existence
of this correspondence. or that 1t IS an historical
fact that Napoleon's life was saved by lis rival,
whom it cost no small exertion to save 1t.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-05

ID Brushes Hair Brushes, Cloth Brushes, and ali
kind. Of Brushes Just received aud for sale low by
oct8ts ID. X. LYMAN BoHk Sguoyc.
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~ VIRGINIA LINE or Richnond

z2ass.zse. AND NEW YORK PACKETS This Neo Home
Linz is composed Of the following Vessels all owned in
the city of Richmond, and sals from Ne~ Iorh e0cry
ElLll Allus. VIZ;
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| DBPlR7hsET OF srSKsrs AND LAMPS CORNBR
Or ,sss s,.rs.srs d s y. made
ssd asDst tearing Keeping
.s e % . :Sf;S s's
lson Of sss others 10 the law passed in 1919
a. Osps .ror IN. Mayor Aid.rmsa ana Com uonal.y
srasia A. foii.ss: = S'""'A 0'a'''i esA'ehsa 40
carts aos other vssisles used BY ,sy person or
persons 60 carry s~ll garbage shall
lave wstsrtih boxss or other vsess hs 10
pn @ sd o. vs sas
fence On ssAistion thereof before magistrate of the
All pav.me,s hereafter sisa in ,py o. the streets
sonI.ssors ssssr. or or Issias
,n Or shall s ss ns
tLieAlese - pure sand, and no moro
psvems, a. my h'i.ss.r pave cause paved
@ s sss Il. & ssS ssa
,ad street lane or thsreushrs or any pns thereof
enpisses ssseps such pavsnsass shall laid over
pipes wlhh shall eles,sd OF within SIX DAYS after the
apply 20 hs removal Of dirt rubbish collected in
severed BY Any so or laid or that
may have sesn made or other work done IL pursuance
:ossion shall ss.sp:sd o.npsssd alisss supsn
Of shall certify that this section has been
Any per.sn person, excepting the .,
or rubbish nsn'ionsa in % zion this erdoanse Within
The Of stsee. shall the 4. DO
nE VIZ ;1s Y iass refund IL same. and
Vnch snail pc oollecseu nto
ANY contractors other persons, causing
ssrt to DO loaded aped mp wit sand cars
mud clay or rubbish that the contents any part
bukhead In this CITY, shall forfeit and pay the Of
fvo dollars fer each offence
1t sha be lawful either of the gas companies OF
this city, to break Any VI tho Of this city
without the permission OF the of pairs and
Supplies and the Commissioner Of Streets and
such shall DO given until tbs party applying
therefor shall enter into tpulaon satisfactory to the
of Repairs and Supplies TO repair replace
the ssa to the safa op OF the Commissioner
Of Repairs and SuppeA ~ his a. their
day to be named In such permits and person per-
shall neglect refuse repair an replace the same
IN accordance with such stipulation and permit they shall
and for each offence The If fifty ioars and
in Thereto shall be liable to the
done by and under the direction OF tho Commissioner Of Re-
pairs and Supplies.
All Ordinances parts Of ordinance Inconsistent with
this ord nance are hereby repealed.
Adopted by the Board Of Aldermen. July 81 lS49 Adopt
ed by the Board Of Assistants July 49, lS9 Approved by
the Mayor, August .. lss9
d. T. VALENTINE, Clerk c. C.
Notwithstanding tho immense quantity OF sewering,
paving patching streets. laying railroad tracks, gss and
Croon watcr pipes and excavations and alterations OF all
kinds there has hcen but eerthoate applied for tho
Superintendent Of Sreets in conformity with tou u Of
above ordinance which given the 10Th Of July Last
observe those sections that refer 70 them and contractor
informed that the provisions above referred will in
HENRY ARCULARIUs. JIM,
Commissioner Of Streets AZ Leaps.
Aueust 10th. 1852
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CRoroN AQuEoUgT DEPARtNENr.- 70 COW
~ tEaetors-Saaied Proyosat viii be received ~ the
the Cratgn 5queduet Deparbu sat tRsuuds arN
nnh hondsy the Ion day Ct august, 49,. a. O'Clock,
I'm ~ build Sever witch tho Receiving baRia3
and Wasmas street. IRON BeStcry place e
Mol - sire y hnF n lsnath about 900 et TIE pan 81
e sewor AID spooiacstcns for the baang Of the
and ali other infprmrtan relating thsrego hs obtained
on Application 20 the Goptract Clerk 1t this oice
NICHOLAS DEAN, President of the Croton Aquedass
Dopartment
New York Augusta 3, 1854
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(,RoToN AQUEDUcT DEPARTMENT TO CONTACT
" orsSealed pr yrosas will bc received at the ooc
The Croton hquo4ut Department Rotuuda Park until
Monday the l0t day Of August lS52 AZ o'clock r.
build cover the necessary receiving bAsi1s aud
Grand atreet from Suffolk 20 tho crown between
Attorney ri lre bu IA lebsh about GO feet
The pan to sewer spe atoms for the budns Of
the and ali inform alton rsattng theroa can DO
obtained Application to the Com act Clerk A. shs ooice
Nj .u0bA3 DEAN,
. President Of tie croton Aqle.uct Department..
New York, August =, 1902.
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| VNAxEs OF isJ2.-oFFICE OF RECEIVER OF
L Taxes, Nc. q New City HAIL. Psrk-Rate o. 70 100 =
Notice hereby gwen that the tar bo2s Of the present
will open payment the 9th OF
sad thst will then be receive the charged
,hrs9n All persona paving pyevions 20 tho hrs
Of November kext VIII receive deduction Of interest At
seven cont per annu calculated rnu The time ofpay
60 thu LEI Of December next One per cent will
added all unpaid tho Of Decouhsr next
for wing taxes from a. ". to p. B.1k-
| able money only recsiyed.
| HARVEY HART Receiver % Taxes.
~ b.-Fersoas h1ve their bills by applying at this
,ce, and requested 30 give full descriptions their
properry sad alec 20 aire for thsr taI
I NEw Yosu. Juiv 20. ESJ2
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q kAgppklJsSs

EOR LIVERPo0L-UNITED sTArES NAIL STEAM
emp FAclFlC, Caps Ezra Nyo. fhis steamship viii
depart With the Dated states mails sr EUROPE positively
Saturday ugust 2st at IL o'clock NJ her berth
at the foot vi Canal secuted till paid
Fur freight pasasc having uneqaaled tion,
Tor eisgan.e aud comfort, apply 60 LW b. COLLINS
co, % an street The Steamship ALLAN TIC will
coed the PACIFIC, ana ssil Sep.ember4.
vV>BE NEW YORK nND LIVERPOOL uNIrEDsrATE
Mpi Steamsrs-The ships this line the
.oIlov ing - AiJhNIiC captain West.
PACIFIC Captain Nye
ARCTIC. Captain Luce
BALTIC, Captain Comstock.
ADaiATiC, Captain sraitce.
These sips beon huils by contract expressly
sersice eyoy has been ia thoir
stuctias their and speed
snd their for Tor
elegance snd comfort
Erce Of passage from New York Liverpool, in fret
CABIN S?G 10 second cabin $50. Exclusive Of
cike state room. $500
From Liverpool to Navy ork $50 aud $50.
an cxpeiicl cod surgeon attached 80 each sh p.
no bcrths secured untD pa d FOR.