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SUPREME CogRT.-IN THE MATTER OF THE APPLI-
sy New York relative 70 The opening Of that part q
Firt avenue not .resdy opened from street
aid ssma.s
hs aSIrs 81 =. s &
the people the State q New York enlisted Act 70
iSss a. ssSsif :sssI
All sn sa AZ. s the A t. "a.
Of assessments and in the city and county New
msnt in the above entitled matter and that all persons
sppss:d
s Il cys to h. s h
ss ssy ks . Shn ns saS &
ala estimate and follow. THAT say
Al. % sst 6 I s IA
. a. tia. First Yer
5 :,rs:s: As
marx on ne East river A. ., near the s0u.hsry :ds q
And that part avenue 5eswssn the sorshsr
side Of i2h street and she line q high mark h
M % an, IN b, .
PARCELS ..s es New New
map the Of Essimsts IN
t. spsss
OF the city Of New York. And Also AL the pieces
GELS OF land fronting or lying both sides of the streets
interseotng said First between the norherly side
Of Forty street and the southerly side of Eighty
way between said First and avenue and the
west by line half distant between said First
and Second laid and colored the said bo
neft map file aforesaid in the office Of the Street
pieces parcels Of land situate lying both sides
streets interseong said First between northery
side of street and the southerly side Of 3th
street. Also the lot at the Of the lot at the northeast
Of the lot Mt the southwest Of th street and
First ALSO lots the the lot
the northeast Of 18th street and First
also, the triangular lot at the the lob NJ the noth
triangular lot At the the let 1T the northeast
Of l2st street and First Also three lots tho
northey side Of l2s street distant about feet
from the westerly side Of said First Also
land Of Philip Medoller and the southerly side Of
l22d street. Also. two lots ~ the Of land Of Philip
lledoer, the northwest Of First and
l2d street Also three rear lots owned by Philip Mile
avonue. Also, plot Of ground, owned by Thatcher
T. Payne At the of land of James CheDtemsn, be-
tween 3d AMI l2h Streets and lying west of First
and also lot lying the north side th street. distant
the said Commissioners do further give notice that
port in the above entitled matter will be mado ard pre-
ssAte tho Supreme Court Of the State Ne~ York ats
special tern q the said oour to se held a. the cy Han
eembcr and that then and there thereafter
counsel be heard notion will be made that said
report ko confirmed Dated New York, Sept. q. 1854
s s2okaA i: s II AhsS commissioners.
WILLIAM SINCLAIR. }
HENRY E. DAVIES Attorney.
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STOLEN GOODS,

CToPPED-sUPPosED TO BE STOLEN, ONE GOLD
~ anchor lever watch and pair gold Specacs The
have them by describing the property and p-y
ing expenses application to the Original l.. JACOBS,
l02 Chatham street. N BAccordeons tuned repaired
CTOLEN GOODS.-NOTICE.-OFFICE OF THE CHIEF
- of Police, New York, Nov. g. 1S52-The following
scribed property supposed to have been stolen
the First district Police Halls of Centre
street. unclaimed, and for which wanted Ono
lot Of frock aud drcss coats do shirts do
misses do petticoas do vests do pantaloons
do ladies under sleeves do lamp cloths, do
three three clocks umbrellas
lot Of steel and gold beads spy glass one ssueman
pants marked &C. E. u" two bracelets four do
rings two do pencil black embroidered ves
Of Sheets do towels do pilo wcases four
purses portable desk two mahogany boxes silver
watch, two plated eandesticks
GEO. w. MATSELL Chief Of Police
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TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.


Harlem Kniiroad-Three daily lines TO and from Al
banyFsre 81 Ths tras eave City Hall station, eof-
asf Tysr and c'n.rs a. Nh
stopping Mt all stations Second train A. M-Expreeo
Train prns At croton Fails DIVER PiainS Hsaels.
sen nilisdsie and chstSsm Four Corners. Returning.
N. sL0AT, Superintendent.
A IBANT, TROY. AND LEBANON sPRI.gs-TnH
XXX asM is fsar
with h Wss.o,a srgsd for Assay ana YT0y
Wssc stsssna. Is e'eioek i. a.-Aceommcdation vi
10 Chs tha Four Corners oonEeetinx with Western H
shs 10 clock A. H. train Chs shs, Wostorn Railroads
Canaan sae stage 20 Lcbszon arriving ssriy ths same
ssrroon rsye abreuen. 81 n 1LOAT. seperinsenaens
SvakDzs AND AxBoY RAILgoAD yoR PHILADM
North vey, as ga. NJ sal P, NJ. through In ~ heu1
farc Nrt cIsas xs second oisen Thy y. n line enlyl
sstuvuine iesya Philadelphia fas % TAnnt street, st
gIUDsoN RIvER RAILaoAD-TRAINs. DAILY,
II isundaye e1eeptedp tom Chsnbers Street for Al
Expsess Trsn A. n through u ahsurs connecting with
rans Buffalo al O'Clock evening"
ssa ran r. Train r.
SUNDAY Eai. Train y. n. from lanai Street--Pas
ssrs sasea ~ Chambers Cans Chriss9pher 18th snd 3lst
streets. 9Go FfARA, eu0erneendene.
NEW YORK AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
~ q states Nail and E.s!',, .ses shrS.ss In & ns
Yort rom foot of Cor.an al ssrsot a. snds A. n and 5
p. Leave Phadelphis a. and A.. NJ and oS PEN.
more HoriSs and ss-
sB sd IN he above nes and through baggage carried in
VIII baggage ferry osa minutes before the tsss
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STREtT DEPARTMENT, NO. 4 HALL OF RECORDS
- Public notice s hereby sveu that tho following rcso
buttons have been presented in the Board Assstat
Aldermen To Tag sidewalks in front of Nos 81 "a and
80 South William street 80 and Stone street. e. Is 81
and 80 Bridge street; and a. 49, and Trinity place To
the carriage end set curb Ter on the veg
terly tide OF Marion Eyington, and stanton streets To
the carriage IN Rutherford place sir
teenth and Seventeenth streets All p.rsens rested
having objections thereto requested present tbem In
writing the undersigned 81 his ofce before the
18th day Of November Inst. JOHN \. DODGE
Nov. y, 1851 Street Commissioned
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MATRfMUsfAA.

NEATRlMoNY MADE EASY OR now TO WIN
VL LoyerPrcfcssor Lawton, Boston, formerly Of Lon.
don will scnd TO address receipt Of dollar post
raid plain directions enable lsdios gentlemen TO win
the devoted affections of q the cppoete heH
may desire. The SIMPLE but oaptvat
ing that s be arrea irrespective OF age appear
snoo stor and lsst though not leaet IL be
ranged With such and deoaey that mpos.
sblc, Address Professor Lawton, Boston, Mass. Ne
letters taken from the Post Once unless the pogtsge 10
paid.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is
~ hereby given 70 tae owner owners occupant
cupsnts Of all houses and lots improved proved
lands affected thereby that the following
have been completed by the Assessors ana lodged in
the office OF the Bureau OF Assessments
all persons stere,ted building in Forty
fret street. from Ninth Eighth The
limits ~ such include all the several
and lots OF ground vacant lots pieces and Of
land situated on both sides OF Forty street, between
agath and Nnh avenues All persons whose interests are
posed to the same either hem are
their objections in writing to tho undersigned at
theI Hall Of Records, within thirty days from
the date Of this notice.
SAMUEL II. DE MOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
~ ISAAC WIN SMITH,
9, 1852.
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:ss
midship !" a.. @ midshtY "A.
Including stewards fees.
THIRD CLASS PASSENGERS.
limited number OF third olsss passengers wiz be takss
Sro Phadelphia and Liverpool and found in pyovisiens
fron Philadelphia so From Liverpool 90 gureaa
Certificates Of passage will Be Issued here parties
are derons o. bringing out their friends al
ratcp.
freight Sos PEI sor osr-s goods harSxsro. Ae viii "
taken subject 70 agToe4onA
An Experienced surgeon will be carried on each sh.r
bnalt DRAFTS drawn al sight England and Ireland
Tor freight or passage apply 10
THONAs RICHARDSON, II, Exchange place. n. Yora.
and No. Walnut street, PhiladclphIb
RICHARDSON. BROTHERS CO.. LivorpoSL
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|REsT DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF RECORDS
Public notice 10 hereby given, that the folio wing
bns have been presented in the Board Of Aldermen
s touth Sidewalk Of Thirty street. bet Sixth
Seventh to fence vacant lots Nineteenth
kt between Fifth and Sixth avenues; TO fence vacant
Eighteenth street between Fifth and Sixth
ersons interested having objections thereto,
5d 70 present them In writing to the undersigned 81
tfice, on or before the = Of November, inst.
JOHN HODGE, Street Commissioners.
bvcmber 7. 1859
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STREET DEPARTAENr,N0. = HALL OF Records
~ public notice Is h. reby Sven that the
have presented in The Board Of Aldermen 70 dag
four feet through walks Of Thiryhrs street.
Eighth and Ninth fence on Thirty
first street. between Eighth and Ninth the
follc wing Forty fourth
Tenth and Eleventh 70 maoadamzs and
and CUTTERS in between Eleventh
and Hudson river to and reset curb
In Forty fifth street. between Eleventh Hudson
river All persons interested having objections thoreo
1T his Office before the 18th Of November inst
JOHN T. DODGE, Street Commissioner.
November g. 1852.
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ORPORATION NOTICE-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
~ hereby given to the occupant or oc
all houses and lots improved or unimproved
been completed by the Assessors and lodged in the Office
Of the Bureau of Assessments for examination BY all
interested viz For tagging sidewalks in Thirty third
street from Fourth TO Sixth The limits embraced
OF ground lots pieces and parcels of situated
both sides Of street between Fourth
Broadway All persons whose interests affected by
the above named and wh are opposed to the
jectons in writing to the undersigned at their Office No
hall Records within thirty days from the date Of this
notice. SAMUEL H. DE MOTT, ,
FRANCIS NICH0LSON,} Assessors
ISAAC WIN. SMITH.
Once Bur of Assessments Street Department, Nov.
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CORPORATION NOTICE-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
~ hereby given to the or owners occupant
cupsnts Of all houses and let's improved unimproved
lands affected thereby that the following have
been completed by the Assessors in the oce
the Bureau Of for by all
interested viz For repaving West street. from Duane to
Jay street The limits embraced by such assessments in
cude all the several houses and ots of ground vacant
pieces and parcels Of land situated both sides Of West
street. between Duane and jay streets All persons whose
interests affected by the above named and
who are opposed to the either q them request
signed at their Office No. Hall Of Records within thirty
days from the date Of this notice.
SAMUEL a. DE MOTT
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH,
1872 ~-N~~. $500
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4th, ISJ2-To builders Sealed proposals will DO
led at the nice Of the Commmis soner Of Repairs and
plies, No. New City Hall until Monday Noy. tn,
heeordanee WITH the ordinance therefor for erecting
in Cedar street. for the use OF Hose Company No. ~
rstey The plans and specifications OF abe bull ling
)red and all information in regard thereto can be had
he once OF the Superin sendent of Repairs to Public
ldngs No. 10 Elizabeth street Blank estimates can be
Of the person or persons estimating tho date Of pre-
ton, and the subject to which 1t refers. N. B.-The
missioner tho right Of rejecting all any Of
stimates deemed for the interest Of the Corporation
WIN. ADAMS,
Commissioner OF Repairs and Suppliel
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bRPoRATIoN NoTIcn.-pUBLIc NOTICE is

E.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is
hereby given 70 the owner owners occupant or occu
s OF all houses and lots improved unmproved lando,
sd thereby, that the following assessments have boon
peted by the Asscssors and lodged in the Off OF
Bureau OF Assessments for examination by all
The limits ebIseed by such assessment in
all the several houses and lots Of ground vacant lots
and parcels Of land situated both sides of Theatre
between Ann and Beekman streets, and the north
side of Ann street about feet easterly and
hIndred and ten feet westerly from Theatre alley All
whose interests arc affected By the above named
ssments ard who opposed TO the same either Of
arc requested present their objections in writing,
Pc undersigned NJ their Office Nos Hall Of Reoords,
biz thirty days rom the date OF this notice.
| SAMUEL II. DE MOTT. }
h IsahS WM NICHOLSON Assessors
Nee Bsreau Of Assessments Street Department GOT 80
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RATION NOTICE-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
~ hereby given to the occupant occu
pants and lots improved unimproved lands
affected thereby that the folowi assessment. have been
completed by the and logged in the office of
the bureau Of for examination by all persons
interested yzFor building in Cross street. from
Pearl street. within sixty of Orange
street The limits embraced by such assessment include All
and parcels land situated both sides Of Gross street.
Pearl to Orange street. All whose interests
affected by the above and who
either of them are requested
sent objections in writing to the undersgned at their
once 4Ba Of Records within thirty days from the
date OF this notice.
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH,
Oce Bureau Of Assessments Street Department, Nov.
o 1852.
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ASTROLOGY.


CCoTT, DIR. JOHNSON, BoNAPARTE-THESE THREE
~ All believed firmly In astrology.
And kings and lords, than the can nsme,
Have Put their signct seals to Robacks fame
From Sweden's land, singer and
Came Ger the sea to try their influence here
Lind, Roback-each in different ways-
Excited wonder and commanded praise.
There family in Sweden better known than that ofKe
back For hundred and soveny-ye years every mem
Der Of the race has had the gift ofeteng the future ana
declaring the events OF the past kings epero mobiles
and chiefs have consulted them WITH reverence IN
none OF the has the gift been powerfully developed
or so assiduously cultivated in Dr. G. W Roback
siding IN this city, At No. White street whose reputation
for curing the most fatal diseases and giving fortunate
termination OF all events in business and
ship proyerbih throughout the United States lie s9lys
all dimcuues ny astroogy tho oaccs and the
signs OF the Zodiac The navte he casts truthful
fate ITSELF He now invites all who in difficulty
consult hima who sick try the value Of
sstrclcFy All letters to 9. W. R0BACK No. White
street will be reliously attended to- prepaid For more
particulars call and get an Astrological Almanac gratis
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MRS. Il. GIPsEY DESIRES TO MAKE 1T KNOWN TO
l the public Of New York and elsewhere tina. she may
future with surprising CERTAINTY Of truthfunes Rcfe-
be given In proof Of her wonderful capacity
above SCIENCE which she has successfully praoscd for
the last eight years. in New York Residence 249 Grind
street. New York. Hours Of call, from pa. n till ~ NJ
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IBWHRb K. G0LLiNE co, g wsn street.. n Y.
BROWN, SIMPLIFY CO., liverpool
3. q. ROBERTS CO., Is King Arms Yard, London.
JOHN xUNR0E CO.. ~ Rus Notrs Dame dss
viotoires, Paris or
GEO. Fl. DRAPER, Havre.
me Of those ships Will be accountable for gos
silver, bullion specie, every precious stones metals
unless bills Of ladinG signed therefor and ths value
hereof theren expressed. -
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLlC NOTICE Is HERE
BY given that sale will take plsee at the public yards
On Tuesday the 9th OF Now next such
removed from tho whsrvss piers and streets Of the
and that have remained In the yards an 10
lhe 10Th day Of October last past Sale ~ the yard In
ooerck street. between Rivngton and Stanton streets
o'clock. NJ, and In Jane street. Washington, at p
order. GE0RGR WHITE Hupt. Of Streets.
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CoRPORATIoN N0TICE-PUBLTC NOTICE IS
~ hereby given, to the owner occupant
eurants Of all houses and lots improved unmprovod
thereby that TIE following have
been by the Aesesssrs nd are lodged the oce
interested viz F.rTayns Thirteenth street between
avenues snd c. The limits embraced by such assessment
include the several houes and lots Of ground vacant
lots pieces and parcels Of land situated on both sides OF
Thirteenth street, between avenues and q, aud the
west side of avenue c. 100 feet north and south from
Thrte street. All whose interests are ahected
by the above and who opposed 70
the either Of the requested to present. their
No Hall OF Records within thirty from the date Of
this notice. SAMUEL II. DE MOTT
FRANCIS NICHOLSON Assessors.
- ISAAC WIN. SMITH.
oice Bureau Of Assessments Street Department, Nov.
., 1852.
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CORPORATION N0TICE.-PUBLIC NoTICEI IS HERE
~ by giyen the owner or owners occupant OF oocn
affected thereby that the following have been
completed the Assessors and lodged in the office Of
the Burea for examination by all
irtereated viz: For laying eos.se Of tagging Ave feet
Thirty fourth street The limits embraced by such
iaclude all the feveral houses and lots Of ground
lots pieces and parcels of land situated both
sides of Fifth between Twenty efth and Thirty
fourth streets All whose interests affected by
the above assessments and VITO opposed the
same or Of them requested to present their OBJ
iectonr in writing the under signed at their Office No.
HAL Of Records within thirty days from the date of ths
notice. SAMUEL H. DE MOTT. }
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, : Assessors
ISAAC WIN SMITH.
Once Bureau Of Assessments Street Department, Nov 3,
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oRPoRAYIoN NorIoE.-pUILIo NOTICE /.

CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUPLIC NOTICE Is.
ants OF all houses end lots. improved or unimproved
affected thereby that the following assessments have
completed by the Assessors and are lodged in the
Of the Bureau Of ADJUSTMENTS for examination by all
sons aterested, vixFor fencing vacant lots Twenty
Twenty-sixth, and Twenty seventh streets between
kh and Seventh avenues and on Sixth and Seventh
kets. The limits embraced by such asscssment,
Jude all the several housed and lots of ground va
! lots, pieces and parcels of land, situated on
3 sides Of Twenty fifth, Twenty-sixth, and south
side OF Twenty seventh streets. between Sixth
yeventh avenues and the eastery side OF Seventh
hue between Twenty fifth and Twsnsy,ssventh streets
,iT2, $500 to 1895, and 1915 to So2s. All persons,
Bee interests ere affected BY the above named sssess
requested to present their objections in writing to the
srsigned at their office, No. Hall Of Records, within
" days from the date Of this no ,ice
SJ.SS Isl FIssI9SS%fESoS' Assessors.
NEE, Bureau fAssessmens, Street Department, Oct 30
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MUSICAL NoTICE-To PROFESSIONAL AND ANA
I'VE Choral Sipgers--nnd Sontag's Concerts-
Ladies and derous Of Joining in the choral de-
spen music festivals will please call
Hall & Sons sora 23g Broadway, where all parti-
cutrs may he learned Parties DESTROYS Of joining will
please ircrbe their addresses in the Choral
Book the store Application by letter will be attended
to. The concerts commence tho I'D nst Immediate
application IS necessary.
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oRPoRTAI0N N0TICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is
~ hereby given to the owners occupant or 90
eupants all houses and lots improved unimprovc
affected thereby that the following assessments hay
been completed by the Assessors and lodged In TIL
Office Of the Bureau Of Assessments for BY al
persons interested, viz For building in hing
ton street. between Rector and Morris streets The limit
embraced by such asemen include all the several house
and lots Of ground vacant lots pieces and parcels OF land
situated on sides Washington street. between Rec
and Morris streets persons whose interests a
fected by the above named and who
posed same either OF them requc ted
cent their objections In writing TO the und ,rsigned at
their oee, No Hall Of Records, within thirty days from
the date Of this notice.
SAMUEL III. DE MOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH.
Office, Bureau OF Assessments, Street Department
November o, 1852.
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ERANKLIN MUSEUM, l75 CHATHAM STREET
George Lea, Proprietorrhe above establishment is
Upon every afternoon o'clock tho evening" TX
ter the purpose Of Classic and orxnal
Living Statuary by MILE Casnets Troupe of Model Ar
tsts together with variety of beautiful performances
For further particulars bills Of each Admsson
Seats Private Boxes 90 Stage With
chairs, SIN cents Boxes Is cents; Gallery 2k cents
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DEPORTATION N0TICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE is
hereby given that petition has been presented in the
OF Aldermen, for sewer in Thrt yteven.h street,
the sewer near the west size OF Seventh avenue to
ted the shove and having obe ctions thereto,
tied to present the In writing, to the Contract
=, At bis Office, before 18th Nov, inst.
NICHOLAS DIAN, President
ston Aqueduet Department, Nov. 8, 1857
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CORPORATION N0TICE-PUBLIC NOTICE Is
hereby given that petition has been presented in
the Board Of Assistant Aldermen for In Mont.
somery street from East Broadway TO the river All
are ested to present the same in writing the Con-
tract Clerk, At ais office, before Nov. l8 inst
NICHOLAS DEAN, President.
Croson Aqueduot Department, Nov. 8. 1852.
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SIIIPPIH0.

A UsTRALIA, Ho IA CARD.-SHIP sACsUsA, NEW
"A York Nov 25th IS52We, the passengers
Of the ship sacsusa bound for Australia this opportuni
ty to roeate the statements OF the the As
cutna and appreciation of the liberal
rsngements made for comfort and safety, by Mess
William T. Duggan y Coz, the oslging and gentemanly
fdl investigation would cheerfuy this limo
to friends and the public preference all others
the best and most pgnssaa Of any yhish has
csson to tender thanks to Captain Soupr
small share praise is due for hi efforts to promote
comfort and who, gentleman and sailor consider
Felt Richard Boal George W. Stevens Malvn w. Petss,
New York; Herbert Rosseau, BeDi. Teal Hiram valley,
G. Cohen, j. Bernard j. Franklin New York; John valo
by, Daniel Brophy, Francis yaioby Henry Cummerford
Phillip MeGilway, Toronto Canada West Thomas
H. Good, England; Thomas Groom, Edwards. Ber-
~, James Wallace, John Ecnzss, No. York; Mr.
H. $. watkins James W. Feel VIM Boyd James Flitchsr,
VIM Heel Samuel Lovrey Charles Newton e ponahqe,
Henry TsEsn NJ si%onr, T. j. Williams Viii j smith.
Smith Samuel Thompson Henry Kenzie. York Charles
and Richard Ill., Worcester, Msss JAS Remedy, Toronto;
E. L. Pat John and stephen Dorsey Bath, Stueben
Y. New York Clements Bradley, VIM d Bad1ley BY.
Hedley R. Burrows John Morgan Uptown, Cannds; r. u.
Taylor, Allmer, Canada: Godfry Uni David EyeDs VIM.
simpson Toronto Canada; Aex simpson Jos Baby Mont
l. Dean George A. Mccartney, yincen n. Wey A. Fox
Nassau; New proy dense 7. Adams G. Nelson, Lewis g.
Henry mausman New York: Thoms1 II. Baxter daaads
John Reed, Alex MeNorton, James Boothe, New York
Thomas Laonaine Nicholas Laontsine, Adolph Trcmbcy
York; Alex Robertson John Campbell Canada Peter Aus-
eshnener, John Keller PhiIsdephs; John Phillips, r. ID.
Harri con, VIM H. Mekesr New York; Peter Brazillion,
hose seut Joseph hulyany Canada Samuel Cunning
New York.