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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-12
L HI r. A T X T. .

Lessee and Manager. .."...........W VIM. L. Mau!e
The Manager begs leave respectfully to announce
that he has succsededin eff4ctn. ngagsmsnt, for
SIX NIGHTS ONLY,
with the celebrated American actress and authoress,
M $ ANNA CORA MOWATT,
Being her first visit to Richmond since her from
Eng land, where the OF this accomplished lady
has been most brilliant and unequivocal.
On MONDAY EVENING, Jan. II.
Will b. Performed he beautiful play, in acta, by J
Sheridan Knowles. entitled the
HUNCHBACk.
Julia. Mrs Mowalt
Llsleh. ................ Mrs Potter
ramon ...................... Mr. Burke
Master Walter ............. Mr. Brelsford
La Normandese, By. eMadIle Ciocca and MIR Carese
To conclude with
GRlMsHAW, BAGSaAW & BRADSHAW.
Grlmshaw.. ............"...Mr Burke
ADMISSION Boxes SO cents; Pit 25 cents; Cen
ire Gallery SO cents; Cooed Gallery 25 cents Eastern
Doors open at quarter past 6-curtan will rise at
a quarter past o'clock.
g A few season and monthly tickets can be had
on application at the Box office. jag
vNANNERs OiL, Safety Fuse, Cheese, Boston
Rum, ,Rsisns, cheap Molasses, Candies and
ia II DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co.
ia DOZEN .fRELiAS.-Ju received
OF different yes and coours, and will be sold to the
trade at manufacturers prices, ons accommodating
terms. ALEXANDER MOTT & co.
ia II
NT EMS FINE LINEN BOSOM SHIRTS
lvH We have received on consignment large as
sortmeat OF Mems White Shifts some ofthem very
fine, with linen bosoms and wrists, made in the best aud
most fashionable style. We solicit to the m the atten-
ton OF the trade we are authorised % sell them at
' i To- =" s!'e's' KENT, PAINE & KENT.
EgLEACHED LINEN DAMAsKs AND
AS NAPklNs-We have in store and offer TOR
sale very low, a large and varied assortment. of
beached linen Damasks Table Cloths and Napkins,
many oil our own impo iion. Being DESTROYS to lose
the stock on hand, will offer inducements. to
purch sers. KENT, PAINE & KENT,
ia Is No ii Fourteenth st.
Ep ICH VELVET TRIMMED CLOAKS.-
H. q Just received few CT the above, which we are
CHAs HARTwELL & co.'s,
ia IL Opposite Swan Tavern
MHoR HIRE, women with children. and three
ia u ' CAUTHoRN.
XNHlTE CAMBRICs AND JACONETS.
w We have ior sale lalge stock OF Jones' 6 1
white Canlbrcs of all Nos, and 6 4 white Jaconss
ia 10 w. KENT, PAINE & KENT.
9ssAaA BAGS PERUVIAN GUANO,
III SHVNH in store, tor sac by
ia u JAS. WINSTON.
WI ~ N"AA nan ana quarter ''''' '0' sale
ia IL f. G. & W. D TOMPKlNS.
aAYERCOATs, BLANKETS, &c
" London Duffll Overcoas. for drivers.
Twed, Dufhl and Bed Blankets
FlannelS, plaid and pa IN Lindseys
For sale at low prices, by
THOMAS, CHARLIE, ELLIS & co,
ia u No l06, Main street.
a. UP. WHITE AND DRAD BUCK
~ GLOVES
Mems and women's Paris Kid do
Lined Berlin aud Cashmere do
For sale very low by the subscribers
THOMAS, CHARLES ELLIS & Co.
ia IL No l06, Main street.
nA BOXES NO HAVANA ORANGES
wv daily expected per sehf Baltimore for sab
to arrive by
de A WILLIAMS & BROTHER
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Total funded debt.
Unfunded debt, viz
Relief notes in cireula-
ton.
Interest certificates out
standing.
Do unclaimed. 1900,
Interest on outstanding
and unclaimed certifi-
Gates, when funded.
Domestic creditors.
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upon any general topics OF that kind but wish say
few words upon the precise question as understand
ii, that exists before the civilized world between Hun
gary and the Austrian Government. | wish to ar
range the thoughts TO which desire to give uerance
| under two or three general heads.
And in the first place say that wherever there is in
the Christian and civilized world nationality char
ter-wherever there exists nation oil sufficient know
ledge and wealth and population to constitute Gov
ernment, then National Government is necessary
and proper result OF nationality OF character. We may
talk of as we please, but there is nothing that salts"
fies the human mind in enlightened age unless he
is governed by his country and the institutions of
| his own Government No matter how easy be the
yoke of foreign power, no matter how lightly it sits
upon the shoulders lift is imposed by the voice OF
his own nation and OF his own country, he will not,
| he cannot and he means not to be happy under It's
burden. IAppause.l
| There is, gentlemen, one great element OF human
happiness mixed up with others. We have our social
afee ions-our family affections; but then have this
sentiment OF country which imhues all our hearts, and
enters into all other feelings; and that sentiment OF
country is an affection not only Tor The soil on which
we born it only appertains to our parents and
sisters, and brothers, and friends, bnto our habits and
institutions, and the Government OF that country in
all respects There is not a civilized and intelligent
man on earth that enjoys entire satisfaction in his
| dlon, il be does not live under the Government OF
his own naton-his own country whose volitlons and
| sentiments and sympatheS are like his own Hence
he cannot say This not my country IT IS the conn
| try Of another Power it is country belonging 10
somebody else" THEREFOR say that wherever there
| is nation oil sufficient intelligence and numbers and
| wealth TO maintain government distinguished in its
character and its history and institutions, that ma
ton cannot be happy but under government otts
| choice.
| Then sir the next question is whether Hungary,
| as she exists in ideas, see her and We
know her. is distinct 10 her nationality is competent
in her population, is also competent in her knowledge
and devotion correct sentiment Is competent in her
national capacity for liberty and Independence TO main
tain Government that shall be Hung afian out and
| ou2 Upon that sohisct gentlemen, have no manner
of doubt Let US look little at the position in which
this matter stands. WHAT'S Hungary not,
gentlemen about to fatigue you With long statisti-
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The Manager bags leave respectfully to announce
that he has auecsededia efecn. an enga cement for
SIX NIGHTS ONLY,
with the celebrated American actress and authoress
M ANNA CORA MOWATT,
Being her first visit Richmond since her return from
England, where the success OF this accomplished lady
has been most brilliant and unequivocal.
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&. & g. u. GnEg.ESEZ.T

Charleston, l~t june. 1852.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-08-13
TO THE SICK.

For the efectual roofing out from the system OF al!
diseases brought on by indigestion hiousness and I'M
,nr,v Of the blood it is widely and well known fact
ihot lrPIGHTS INDIAN VEGETABLE Pills
are tie qyrat PANA CEA. Throughout the entire
south these Pills have long been held in the highest
rcpte both by private individuals and by the Medical
faculty of our country. Southern evcr$ and Southern
diseases generally yield TO their influence at once and
thcunortunac victim to earthly ills and WOES is made
to thank Heaven tnat sovereign balm has been pro-
vded
Let each try them for himself and if the medicine
fails to satisfy, tho experiment shall cost lin nothing
Tuos. J. WORKMAN, Agent for Camden, :. C.. and
sold by Druggists and Merchants throughout The coun-
,rv June 2S-lv.
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August G
e.. I.E5Eitv-Ekrusst;ltE

Josiah Pierce and Wife Xack Cantcy and We Ed
ward +. Adanson-lii 20 sell Land !or Partition.
7 compliance with order in this case made at last
Z June Term Of said Court. invite proposals for the
purchase OF that portion OF the Real Estate Ol Louis
Adns0m. lately decd, lying Oh Wa;crcc River and
called the Brcvard Place. containing il iSthulgit a1"ut
Four Thousand and E:@hty-tiIrcc Nos3l acres. said
trac, aiions lands belonging 10 ". i, Taylor. Zack
Bowen, T.. Parker, Estate ot .Ino. Chestnut.
y>Its to bc specified in proposals as they are open
10 a.rccHcnt OF parties in Interest 10 whom AL propo-
Sp;ls ar" to he referred for acceptance o: rejection.
Propositions may he made TO the undersigned.
Salc Hot to be effected before the lSF January next
" H. Il. WORKMAN. e. +. X. l..
.Juiy 90 81 Jui.
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LiYaIY ard Sale Stables.

THE subscriber late Of Abbeyil!e S. c. begs leave
/ to inform the citizens Of Columbia and the public
generally. that be has Eecone proprietor OF John {.
U'I:aliQns well known Livery and Sale Stables his.
Q.aui}cs and Carriages will run from the american
Hotel 10 the several Railroad Dcpots, and to any part
Of the cy The subscriber has added largely to the
Inc supply Of Carriages. Buggies and Horses bought
by him OF Mr. OHal!on; and nc is satisfied he will be
able to afford accommodations in his line Of business
unsurpassed Ey Ty SIMILAR establishment in the State
He has been 81 great pains to employ the most cxpe
r.cHcCd and c;cit:l co&c!men that families may feel
perfectly safe IN Iii: vehicles. The subscriber has also
inc lo& with abundance @! good water for stock. and
druTc!s Iii find greatly to their interest to giee him
call Orders left al the American Hotel, 50 iavora-
biy known u..Gcr ti" management Of Mcssls. Boat
wright d j"nney will hc promptly attended to.
". + ARCHER, PIopriptor
May H. 80 3m
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EEEAB CHARTERS,

ORDER 10
rENIIE following Regiments will parade f,r Review
Il and Drill nj the times and places Specified. viz:
The 18th Reg Of Infantry at WinnsDOro Oh Satur-
day tic 9TH ii August next.
The 9th Reg Of Infantry near Wi"as Bridge, on
Wednesday the ll OF August next.
The 9Th Reg. ofCayalry at foUngaeSviile, on Friday
the 18th Of August.
The 2Gtl Re-. Of Infantry at CAcs'yryic, on Mon
day the 18th Of -hu.'I,t.
The 27rh Reg .! Infantry at Rich Hi! on Wcdn
day the lSih Of AUllS:
The -l,;tI Reg. o Infantry near E6cnezcr on Friday
the 20Ih o' August.
Tie %4th Reg. 0f Inintrv ut their Rogimcntal
Parade rroll!d Gil Monday the 23d ofAu.liSt
The ;;7iil R"-. Of lat;lnrr at wilkins Cd Field on
Thursday the 2"t "i August.
The ;jth Reg. Of Infantry Un;onvj!!c on Sasr-
av In" 18TH ci August.
Tie Gih Reg. cl Cavalry near Clean SPRINGS on
Tues iav tho 3lst % August.
The 3G,ii Rec. Of Infantry - Tmmo:!s Old FicI. On
Friday the 81 oi :,"itr;ahcr next.
Tie 18TH Rc- OF Infantry at the Burnt Factory. on
TUESDAY the I;h q: :;riie"hcr.
The Hist Rec. Of iH.;,!:y at PARK Oh Field on
Thursday the 9th c:S,licIuicr.
The 10th Reg o. !ntn;ry at Boyds Saturday tlc
llth OF September.
Tic 10Th Reg. Of Cavalry at Martins. OH Tuesday
the 4th Of September
TIE 5Sih Ec9; OF I;lr:ry .; kg.,crs Cd Field. or
Thursday the lG,h oi itc:n6cr
The :;J:,i Reg Of Infantry Hear RUii's Mountain. on
SATURDAY IL" lN.h "i September.
The reviews vii: vom"cierat 10 O'Clock. "
The commissioned and hun-cuil.I1i:s..M"l officers
will Assem- L. the day ravios 10 the Gr"icg> cXcci
those Of IN" 2Gh and ith Regiments u! Infantry who
viii assemble ON the Saturday Previous at HEIR Rcg
mental parade oruu!l,,< !ur iYl and Instruction
The Major Generals and Ii;gatcr Generals will. with
their staff. attend Lr frvirwS within @i: respective
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REEEeEss e. DEg.iy&&sTssH,
E.l E,G.2it;-5&cr crsElaT.'.

Zack Cautcv and Wife vs. john N. DtSauSsuTc. Trus
tee, Wm. Atlamson CaMtcy-B:l 10 sell Trust
Property
obedience to an order in this made AZ June
Term H. D. lS52 OF! the said Court. will oiir for
sale at Public Ou;rry. at the Court House Door in
Camden on the first Monday in November next all
that Tract or Parcel Of land except the Residence
the same known Spring Dale place ami two hun
Grcd 200) acres around i lying on the East side Of
Watcrcc River in kcrShw District conIailI!n" hr
survey OF T. Parker. Deputy Surveyor O. tic litl day
Of Januarv lSi9-Ftccn Hundred and Twenty (iJ2a
AcreS-houndyd North hy lands Ui' hr. h. SJ,nund
and lands OF the Estate OF !oin ChcsI:, last by lands
Of the Estate o; John ChcSmut South by lands o: Eli
ward f. Aiansou. and West by thr Watcrcc River.
The said Tract. with the exception above made will
he sold at the time and place hcrcinbcioTe specified 10
the highest hidcrtor the provided ii brings over
Six Thousand Dollars. GOOU but il viii hot be sold for
less than Six Thousand Dollar: (G000)
TGEMS--A credit Of one. two and three yoars-1ur
chaser 10 give bond with approved persona! security
and mortgage Of the premises. Possession OF said
lands to be given the Ist day 0! .TaraTy ensuing:
said sale, and the purchase money - bear interest
iio.a the day possession is given.
VI. II. L. WORKMAN. c. Z. X. n.
August G. G5 ii
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e CARD.

I IESSES G r KENNEDY, Of Chester and JAMES
az II. HURST, formerly one Of the proprctors OF
the Planters Hotel Charleston, have leased the
AMERICAN HOTEL, King Street, and would res:
peci;Uy solicit from their friends and the travelling
publ portion CT their patronage. We pledge ourr
selves that the guests Of the Hotel will receive accom-
moGatioGs unsurpassed by any in tie city.
KENNEDY i HURST.
Charleston Mayl7. 40 6m
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--..-. =-t;.rE;s sss<'.I-. s=H4. .--''::'::.-f
-, -. - y, = -. "f:@S..Sf
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ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER.
IMPORTANT TO DYs1EPTCS.

DrL S UOUGHTON'S PEPSIN, TIE TRUE pIcEs-
TIVE FLUID. orGASTKIc JUICE preparcdiron RENNET,
or the FOURTH STOMACH OF THE on. after drcc-
tions of BARON LIEBIG. the great Physiological
Chemist. by J. S HOUGHTON. 81. D.. Philadelphia.
This is truly wonderful remedy for INDIGESTION,
DYSPEPSIA. JAUNDICE, LIVER COMPLAlNT.
CONSTIPATION and DEBILITY. curing after Ma
ture's own method, by Natures own Agent the GAS
TRIO JUICE Pamphlets. containing Scientific evil
dence OF its value furnished by agents gratis See no.
Nice among the medical advertisements.
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,lI!!.D |.
LEW ARRIVALS.
20 sertif.

'FNilE subscriber oilers or rent that large and COM
I mul"iIS STORE HOUSE, situated on the corner
of Broad Sm Nork streets and immediately opposite
the Watcrcc House which ior several Years past has
been occupied bye. MahcSon, Esq. Iti>a wcll-known
stand being located in one Of the most business parts
Of the Town, and has an extensive Lot and Cotton
Yard attached Possession will be- given tho first
day OF Angus. next. JOHN INGRAM
Tuly ic
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NOTICE.

TENlE subscriber has removed from his old stand oi
1 posite the Watcrcc House to the store formerly
occupied by McsSrs. H. LEVY SoS, where he intends
continuing his business in a its various bramccS.-
lie expects to visit New York this month, where he
will add to his present large stock, to which he invites
the attention of his friends and customers in the fall.
c. MATlIESON.
Camden. Aug. ,. g. at
~ 5~Ihc Lancaster Ledger, Sumter Banner and bar-
.tington Flag will copy four times.
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Cnco TransDcrtat;cn s. G. r. r. Co.

N4l-Cc IT3L:S!I !ICl tat-ClI =. y. IL. II. 20.
" -. -: 80 : :: r. -: :. s::s go -
CAMDEN, MAY 25, 1852.
y ana after TUESDAY next Isl June the Passen-
~ ser and Mail Trains Cnder regulations OF tlie
Fus Office Department. will. Until iuIthCr notice. run
;s :1,iow.:
Cl;a:leston. Columbia and Camden Road.
T!I.>G NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MAIL TRAIN
I.eavcs Charleston daily at S Ii o'clock, a. m
Arr3v,s-Cu.unbia 3 pm
Camden ~ pm
Leavcs-Camdcn st o'clock a. m
Columbia AZ % a. nj.
Arrivcs-Charleston at Ia D. H.
This Train now connects with the regular Mail and
Passenger Train OF the Grecnvile and Columbia Rail-
road which leaves Columbia daily, Sundays eXccpted)
at - o'clock D. m. Immediately after the arrival
lat Coiunll;a Of the Charleston Train. 1t also con-
meets with tie Wilmington and Manchester Railroad
al their jaEct:on with the Camden Branch at IA
o'clock. p N.
&ECOND OR NIGHT EXPRESS FREIGHT AND
PASSENGER TRAIN.
Leaves Charleston at S Id o'clock .. NJ
A!i!ICS-CU.un.uia ut 5 l-2 - a. II.
Leaves Columbia az 5 l-2 o'clock p. m
-t!?ivgS--L.irltstcn at 6 q. nj.
Passengers going Up by this Train will always arrive
in time Il, Columbia 10 take the Regular Day Train OF
the Columbia and Charlotte Railroad, which leaves
Columbia daily (Suuday's exccpted) at clock a. m.
Vile Faroad, which leavcS Colu bia at o'clock NJ.
daily, Sunday excepted.
j. D. PETSC1, Sup't Transp'n &C.
Ma; 2S-43u So. Ca. Railroad Company.
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So1,t., Carc.ina-NersEsaw District.

BY JOHN r. JoT. ESQ, ORDINARY FOR SAID DISTRICT.
WHEREAS James X. Robinson applied to Inc for
w Letters Of Administration de bons non on all
and singular the Goods and ChatclS. Rights and
Credits OF John NJ Nioon, late OF the District aoEc'
said, deceased.
These are therefore to cite and admonish al and
SINGULAR the kindred and creditors Of the SAID deceased
to be and appear before me at our next Ordinary ;
Court for the said district, be holden at Camden
Court House on the twentythird day Of August inst
to show cause ifany why the said administration should
not be granted.
i, the va. # u, Lord one thousand c-ht hun
dred and tY-two and in the se"cnty y-scycMth! !"aT0!
American Independence.
JOHN r. JOY, 0. X. D.
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New DooIys and Novels

'5'iE -tbno,t.iorI edition Of the WAVi:RI.Y No
1 IELS. Tree 80 cents 3r each Noyv-co:ai,cte
in y bound vola.MeS 4; ; per Vol.
pa"$ o' R,uc.; Braces Hungary Huc'S Tartary,
Baneio!t's |. :. History, il ycllil.e.
Legislative G;Iidr.
Men and Wo.:.n Of ;l.e ISL: Century,
C.auces al Europe. - II. Grce,y,
E-sIys from tic London Tines.
Jenkins Lie oi,acEsou Mrigs on Children
Wilson's Ana:v."y &9phoclcs Greek Grammar,
Sr:;: ho1ss. H. .-i.. H.....,y Eol.i.sg:!.
Fa. uE br ;l.' a..,l,r -, itepo. Day.
W.!. Giri oi Nai.A..a: IrNan E!rago. sc.
July IL. y. YOUNG.
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nk. [%ilAM :
go Lsiile.
ICE. ICE! ICE!

HAVING made arrangements Tor regular supply
Il 1 Of ICE through tie summer season | will he
glad to supply the citizens Of Camden and its vicinity
with this luxury. Quantities under fifty pounds three
cents; over fifty pounds two and half cents. CASH
for ICE without any exception.
F. L. ZEAP.
May 81
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y. Es. e.. .SEiSe,Es

- ESpE"TFUil.I l.I informs t." cirizcnS Of Camden
and tho surrounding country tina; L. Las opened
at the Old Stand near Mr.. :. Sl.yrrS H.acl,.mil'S
shop. where he will repair Carriages HG,r.,S &C.. on
moderate terms. July 20.
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Another Chcncn.
SsciisilatG es7liaiiSac,
N;lllii.l EsrssFls.

ERESII and fine. Also, IS. VauEr Extracts Of
L Lemon; Orange. Bitter Almond. Rose and rcach.
for navorng Ice Creams, puddngs. cuslard> Nc lust
Icccvcda at l.. j. DELAYS
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Last Notice.
SALEM WOOIENS.

T HAVE now on hand, and daily expecting G:rrhc:
l. supplies Of brown naked and white
TWILLHD AND PLAIN sALEM KERSIES
of different qualities. Planters wishing their
NHaro Clothing,
Can ucyg ic supplied at Manufacturers prices.
ALSn---ON HANp.
A full assortment Of BLA OK and MIXED JEANS
and will in few days rcccvca variety OF licse Goods
in fancy coors in qualities from fine to Supcr!nc. All
orwhich will bc sold either wholesale or retail by
W. ANDERSON.
Camden, Aug. 10. Gi Win
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sOCNTAiE Batter. Fine Cheese. FgcS! Maccirc
va ni Corn Starch Byo:!a, Chocolate and Citror
For sac by T.. ". BON&Ei.
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G2j Liver Gil.

I HAVE just received it;v gallons Of pure CCD
J. LIVER Oil. w.!.c! will be sold in quantities to
salt purchasers, and redUccd prices.
March 80 T. J. DELAY
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One so E'D:aY E,sL!;.rx - Window.

I >EF0NE purchasing call a'G examine the s'ibs'yj-
} hers assortment g.! Transparent WINDOW
SHADES which comprises inaly late and handsome
a;iyrllS. &. l.. CliATTEN.
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E?s'.a54 ATEs Gs&tzE>-.!lways On lard At
"A MQ0n!.S. Red FIG:.
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Youths and Mems DressRhirfs.

UST received an invoc" 81 the abov" 81 the latest
u styles. well made aud warranted 10 tt.
April 2T.-Sl \ #. u K. KENNEDY.
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CvO9rORATIOH MOrIcE.-PvBLIc NOTICE ~
.Eesy gvSa " the ewser % sssrs. scsspast ~ 90
ssss adessed thsreby that she
beea conpicted By the Assesssrs sAd zee
otoe Of the Bureeu Of Assessments FOG sKaniaAsa all
pesons sterested VIA -ror enileng sewer Ia Css srs
fryon Row The limits smbrsesx By such sssessasst
pieoes and parcels Of land situated Eaterg sf
Centre street. between Tyos Row ard LAD
on the Southery side Of Cham 1S3
"a sss and 26. all persons, whose n.orssss 81
feted by the
70 the same eher them requested 90 prsssat
their ebjecttons In writing to the uadsrsgsed st thr
once No Hau Of Reeorjs within thirty from
dAse Of this notice. SAMUEL u DE nyTT. }
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, {Asesesors
ISAAC VIM. SMTa,
IB
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GREET DEPARTMENT. NO. 4uALL OF RECORDS
~ Public notice is hereby ryen III 1T the folio wing reor
tops been presented 20 The BOARD Of Aldermen Tt
regulate and curb and gutter In Thirty seventh
between Second and Third regulate and
South lin front Of bukhead from Roosevelt Oliver
sst to flag space four feet vide south sdo rwonty
street between Third and Lexington avenues. Al
having objections thereto requested
to present them In writing the undersigned at his ohcs
2eiere shs II Va cay OF August.
JOHN i. DODGE, Street c,nnissioner.
Aucnst ID laL2
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CORPORATION NoTICE.-PUBLIC NOT CE Is HERE
~ by given to the owner owners occupant or ooou.
pants Of all heuses and lots proved
affected thereby that the folio
completes BY the Assessors and the
Bureau assessments for In
eted viz For paving and setting curb gutter In Thirty.
fourth street between Ninth and The limits
and IS OF ground Vacant lots pieces aad parcels
situated on both sides OF street nth
aad Icnth and the side Tenth
nue and weerly side Of Nisth about
feet northerly and southerlv Thirty fourth street
persons whose intereste affected above named
and sho opposed to the ethsr
them are requested to present their objection
20 The sdersgned At their oice No Hall Of Records
within thirty days from the date of this notice.
SAMUEL IL DE MOTT, }
FRANCIS NICHOLSON. Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH
Once Bureau Of Assessments Street Department August
Is, 1852, N'~,-''~e~
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IMPAIRMENT OF REPAIRS AND SUPPLIES, JULY
~ y, iSo2-To Buidsrs-sesied proposals viii DC reoev-
ct tie Office Of the Commissioner Of Repairs 90 Supplies
(basen emit MOL New City Haul until Friday August @
12 o'clock ~ 81 which time they viii be publicly opon
sdfor altering erargna tbs bouse Of Engine Compn
Nc a. in Murray street. also for repairs hnd ate
ation building No G Ann street. tor the OF Sasns
Company Nc g. Builders will estimate for the and
work for each house separately The plans and
pec Of the work required to be done and all tutor
aon In regard thereto, the oos of ths 5u
of Repara to pubic buUdings No ID Eliza
beth street Blank estimases win be furnished A.
fec. y. B-The Commissioner reserves the rghs 81 re.
citing oil OF shs estimates desme for TIE interest
Che Corporation. WM. ADAMS
Con- missioner OF Repairs On Supplies.