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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-22

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VIE reaHsd to
G s ha hs @ Sisa % 1 5 s wall. make an
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ssmRs qi.bs fboye sss and Locks together NEWELL
s'FsSSs sang " 81
FOR LAKE BoRGNEfsl; Fssg 5IsEzla.Si5.z5 5sa.,
5SqSs,ss 5s ES5AT
M ~ S az ~ sloek and on and after THURSDAY the l4'h oeto
ssS sss
niles Fare 9eus5 FLY da ass can cBGEp a an
LEAVE TlE CITY AT * An.ILEAvE THE LAKE AT Nj.
= Office No. 80 opamon street for al business Railroad
apply % W. LIE Erees,er sea sr''s ose asS
EW ORLEANS and Car s;s sss szss sss,.s7
b.S.,tsIs ,S'ep 81 4ssa salead- E,l Nj
ss assss g4sss 4ss.s Z, ~
svsiya summer and age in winter. ~
ssi% .4iy s!
VI 'n' '''Aa ''Via IaFAYETTE sTHingfs GfhE.
EB There Cararun from Depot aronne street,
Departure q Cars.
",' 10. Psps sns and 3 & O'Clock
40. ss n',, Sr s Y
untiis O'Clock P. ~
Then atsH, $, 10 and II p. M, from the Depot. .
And 81, s3 and loE P. ~, from Lafayette.
a f1ns1io NJ cents Children under l7 yearr hall Plse
oiled when required after the above mentioned hours
~ OUCH AND READY LINE aIIgsz@-ss-a
~ OF oAINIBusES-NEW ROUTE Esss z7ssaszss5sss
running from the Canal
fauh and Esplanade Streets Man Said Onbles
time the Rampant street Carriages do will quarter
hours, ns follows: 1
First Carriage from Pauoh Espanade SITS 10 n to A. NJ
!ist do Canal and Charities past A. NJ
esna sold in packages ten BY The saserss ast F. and
drivers Cash - y - ~
" No smoking permitted carriages or on the stems
Passengers complain
wish conduct such satisEac-
oetls v 49,, j. i. sLAwsoN co.
VARIETIES STABLES, GAG
Varieties Theatre-The undersigned, pro- &NE3ES@>
eonty made addition his Stock Horses
RIDING From list below will be his Stable comprises
LADY MACK, LADY SUFFOLK,
DAN RICE, NED HORTEN,
...4, BOB WHITE, ELLEN TREE
JACK bSzSsSfBs, BSrcHuAsi Si Hsb hiDlHS' hHSlzHSS''
And in addition to the above the fastest Double Team the country
sep2s u JOHN ALLEN, Proprietor.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-22

u. T.. f.. Blanc,
pFFICE AND YARD No. NEW BASIN, CORNER AND
ST. JOHN STREETS, NEW ORLEANS,
Eeeps hand for sale at the lowest
BRICKS, WHITE SAND, SHELLS LIME
OAK, ASH AND PINE WOOD, CHARCOAL, etc. etc,
cLAPB0ARps. SHINGLES ANDPI
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-22

How TO USE Coal SToyE.-The fire should Ill ~
permitted to die out during the winter By ke4Sl ~
fire up, immensity Of trouble is saved and
burns out during the long nights because the of The
stove is shut whereas If the door is left open 1t vii not
burn out and will be perfectly alive In the mouping
Less coal is therefore consumed There no danger
leaving the door open the draft strong ehssA
sleeps in roo upper sash Of the window should
be lowered two three inches In the coolest wesfhs
and more when 1t is mlder Having nre In
the in cold weather. and yet enjoying esh Air BY
means of ventilation the very ideal d comfort aad
the time to the habit early
fill u the stove with and leave the door open y6
wish to save yourself servant deal Of trouble IN he
all means open the window if II b only the width u an
| inch EOhio Statesman = ~ 9
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-22

ENroRcIss Liquor Law. During the summax q
sS writes Southwestern correspondent If LIDO MT
mistake the year present at held Rnsca
goua Mississippi "a favoSite resort for Aohans aIln
The summer to try the landlord Of the hotel for eel
liquor in less quantity than gallon il being contrary ID
Jaw of the State, Present: Judge HaHktns sitting
upon decayed stump in front Of the hotel with
brush alongside Of him. Prisoner What have you 10
say? guilty or not guilty :? Not guilty Prisoasr,
you know lie, for have drank myself in yosr hopse
at least twenty times day and pretty good Wit
ness as well as judge Of liquor; but there xfs sss
doubts in my mind whether pascagoua belongs 70 ay
particular State and as half the Mobile boys would die
you fine Of picayune but blast the man thae IN
formed upon you. MIR. Sheriff. take this pea a&
whip the intormer out of town! Courts nd50arnees
Landlord you had bettas treat party Thiswaa ~
hrst and last complaint made In that ditrct fr
selling liquor" [Knickerbocker III az9s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-22
as ASO6ysss u KGg.rsssgEO7s's
DAGUERREOTYPE AND STOCK DEPOT
M A

e No. CAMP STREET.
This we'll known establishment having thoroughly repaired
enlarged the the attention public
In tho most superior style and 6niDh. 4
NJ BOperators fitted complete APPARATUS at low
ve;ghauds French Harrison Lws Hlb's
with Boz Tablets dollars
Quick working Tubes Plates and Freh Gases
DAGOERREbrYrE BUSINESS, constantly hand,
wholesale and reah. jams II
TAAGUERREOTYPE ROOMS, No. "a CIRCUS
strest,bswesn Poydras Perdido DAGUERREAN
MINIATURE taken short notice,
beauty expression Ia the nsatess style Pins
Frames Cases other
prietor taners
years. These he hopes will insure him bsab Of public
lna1 I'll JAbES LuCkWOOD.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-24
Disasters &c.

Loss OF SHIP sEINE BY FIRE "A teleg aph C dispsch
ed In tn Cty Monday dated Mobile. March 49,
states that the ship Seine. Williams for Hayre together
with her Of nearly 5000 bales OF cotton had been
tally DESTROYED BY Fl Mobile Bay the 1871 rDe
Seine chip Of 785 bult at Essex, Conn
1872 owned here and valued about S5900G which s
fully covered by insurance in Wa st. We understand
that two thirds OF her insured il Europe aud he
balance here about S 0o0 on frssht in this CITY
BRIG r RHODES. (of Bostonl Hamblin from Charles
ton which ashore Block Isakd, arrived a, Prov
deIce 10th inst She supposed to have received but sight
damage while ashore she leaks but little no w. She will
go Cd the railway for exsmin alton.
SCHR. FANNY BOURNE. Bourne. of and from Dartmouth
msrnIng Of nth inst. for Baltimore ballast.
under ard partly css7ed at 10 o'clock night aDou
so miles N from Block Island, while scuddng in
heavy gale OF wind from N. T. to & She RENAME ia
this situation until A. N. Of the lSth when both mass
by the board ripping the decks and doing other
damage and the vessel Txhted nearly full OF water The
same morning fallen in with by schr Prospect, OF
Prospect tn lumber bound South which vessel endeav
cred take the from the wreck but having lost
boat id the gale the day be and that OF the sch
having been she unable to render assistance
and she proceeded her Al 2P. NJ. lat 49, ion
70 30, fallen with by brig Loreo, Fogerty from
Mobile who took off Cap'a Bourne and crew, i've In
number and brought them to ProvdeBce saving nothing
but their othng They suffered severely from the cold
while the wreck ard Capt. Bourne was badly hurt
the breast by being struck by the wheel The Fanny
Bourne good vessel, about two old and no.
insured When abandoned she had about four feet Of
the hold and her countsr being badly stovs IL
supposed she went down shortly after it was bio
heavy at the time.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-24
MEXICO.

We received yesterday files of papers
fom the City Of Mexico to the 2sh ult, but they
arc only three days later they contain but little in
poriaLt news The country seems 10 be quiet enough
Ihoush the Opposition papers attack tue Administra
ton with great vieor The Sisio is especially severe
in its assaults A short time ago, the well-known
Gen ADRIAN Vol, who commanded the Mexican
forces during n invasion Of Texas 10 1912 left the
Republic on leave Of absence. On applying for
passport TO return az Ylsssns he refused BY the
Mexican Consul. who urged the orders OF his Gov
eminent in justification IL appears that the Govern
ment had actually pronounced decree OF Danish
msnt against Gen Wolf This circumstance has
been LAID hold OF by the Opposition as good ground
for cenuEcls,on and invective, and motion 70 in
peach the Minister who signed the decree OF Danish
mept has been introduced into the Chamber OF Dep
u;es This seems 10 DO the principal subjec, OF ex-
element at present.
We lean from The Sisls that ID Eduardo Forstats
has discounted the s6S0 900 still remaining cue Dy
the United States
The Chamber of Deputies has passed an &C. allow
irg Yacstan to impose ex2or. duties on her own
products.
The State of Vera Cruz has taken yenty shares
in the telegraph lire 10 The City of Mexico
Tho steamer State OF Mexico which ate N oted 20
take supplies 10 Avslos at Matamaros had returned
10 Tampico. She reported that she could not get
over the bar az the mouth OF the Rio GrAnde. ani
that she could not procure steamer TO take sae H.
Hisions w. IN. .. Pic. March ls.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-24
Markets-Reported BY telegraph.
Appointments by the President,

Py and tr,th the dduace and consent of the Senate
JOHN glenn, of Maryland, to be Judge
Of the District Court of the United States for the
District OF Maryland, IN place OF Upton s. HEATH
deceased.
Francis DAINEsE, TO be Consul Of the
United States for the port of COnstannople In place
of George A. Porter, recalled.
Agents for the Indians in Oregon. -ED-
WARD A. STARLING, III the place OF II. H. spaulding
erly s. Allen, declined. ELKANAH WALKER, in the
place of Elias Wampole, removed. Francis w.
LEA TO be Agent for the Indians of the P0awatomie
Agency in place Of Luke Lea, deceased. JAMES II.
NoRwooD, to be Indian Agent at the Upper Missouri
Agency, in the place of Pey;on P. Moore, declined
CADETS AT LARGE. --App0inted by the
President fer 1851 and 70 FIJI Uaeaacies ia the ten ap
pointed ~ ls52.-l. Wainwright Heiiemsn, Army
son of Lieutenant Colonel Heilemsn deceased
2. Hamilton Hawkins, Army son OF Assistant lr.
geon Hawkins, deceased 3 +. ) Armistead, Army
son OF General Armistead deceased A. Henry De
Hart Army son OF Captain De Hart. deceased
5 Lindsay l. Lomsx, Army son OF Major Lomax
ceceasec G. Joseph II Taylor, Army son Of
Lieutenant Colonel Joseph p Taylor. Z. Edward
Jones. Nav son of Commander Jacob Jones, de-
ceased. s. Fitzhush Lee, Navy son OF Commander
Lee. 9. j. Jay Van Setback, New-York. TO- Wm
Kirgspury, Connecticut. IL. Francis L. Camp
bell, Alabama IL George ID Bayard, New.Jersey
49, William CASTOR. North Carolina. IA BENJAMIN
G Cutler, Jr., New-York. IS. James Nc (. GIanam
Pennsylvsnia.
i. S sprigg Carroll, Dis,ric, Of Columbia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-24
. CeHsi..oser. o clinton oo.a.r. sl.sd.aa.. Ban

y CONN ss'osers Of Clinton COsRsy. MasdaAa.. Raa
I'sile nigh, aad dsy ofths lad Al ,ribuat. 70 de-
termiIe .heiher ieyislstve ac. da Ia .sstio
penaes bsIo them Is sppssed 10 ;ie CsaSssaan
hsa,r a. sG;y
In suoh presua ption is always in favor of,hs
.-oI OF law; ald as only when msuiies sssGDp
.sh OF az hJfiy and 4 clear incoBpspeilIy betSssa
we essii aien add Ihe law appears, that the Judicial
Ihe General ASSEMBLY hse the ether departments OF
%, eieTcse eny ds.esaed authority ans sag
~. ny II not fanE fairly vii the sc'pe Of leg
1870 power, a. clearly void a. shssgherpressy pro
TIE power of,he General Assembly to pass lass caa-
&c oeesaitd BY them to any other body. or To the
The set of March 1, 1885, to sa:ho,zs the Cenmis-
soiers OF saic Comfy subscribe s1lfa
coes hst oeega,r tseislaiIse porerol inirt
scfpuor 'hal not be msde until the ~ msj,n
nrst OBTAINED at an election held for that purp pose.
was Gem Oeteat far the L-gsla,a'. under hst Con
stehoh, r. c.nsxuct works of lsenai improvement
pehau Of the SAFE or 70 aid their Constructions b. SUI
teIilg 10 the capital siocs II eorporaons crezsd for
purpoe and 10 levy taxes 10 raise the means ala
an exercise OF the To authsrzs q Coday
subscribe TO work Il thar character rrnapg through
county s1d to levy tar to psy tue ,us'croin
suce tan. when thus aui hcTZed, Ia not beyond the
ssns ,coge Of scA nunisps taiatlon nor is 1t op
private property ought ADD shah ever ;. held invoass su
sssss SUB, eIvent to the public wezrs provided com
g. The taIe power for such purposes. under that in
~ urtnt. uIdeniahle Legislative junction TO be
exercised a'ths discretion of the Gelersl Assembly, and
tubect 20 no limitation but that po taxes and
wnne ths Court is unanimous in the eplnioa that such
lawsnvove ACROSS abue of that power possesses
tnorts 10 control that discretion such
oyns ea sis, Of vs'e power On sTch essla'oa
cid.d in fsvar Of the sub.cpoou and the same nayss
actually been made before the ado Of the pressny
Constitution and the COMMISSIONERS having elsced in
pursuance OF said deliver the bonds the county
tohe Company payment Of The subscription and bee
bound 70 do so and aerward refusing upoa demand TO
deliver them, and showing for such refusal
cept that the act aforesaid Of doubtful contgaon
aldy wt Of msndamus the proper remedy TO eaforss
the delivery.
TO- This writ lies in all where he relator has
clear legal right TO the performance Of SEINE official
corporate Get by public officer corpofaton aud no
Other adequate, specific remedy.
Pefempttyy mandamus awarded.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-24
COMMERCIAL MATTERS.

The second Annual Report Of the Co.
lumbus and xenia Railroad Company has been re-
eeived. 1t presents full and highly satisfactory
statement of the condition Of this prosperous work.
and proves that judiciousy located roads in the
West, fromtheir chsapness OF construction and rapid
development of the resources of the country through
which they passare by no means behind Eastern en-
terprses of similar character, either in profits or
security. The loan for this Road was the first Ohio
mortgage Railroad loan negotiated in New-York, and
as this journal has also spoken favorably OF Ohio
trunk ins loans, and this one among the number,we
feel grahed that the resuIt has so fully sustained
our opinions.
The income of the Road for the past year
exhibits, as was anticipated, large increase
over corresponding periods of the previous year, ~
will be seen by referring to the following staten
of gross earnings exclusive OF mall service) for
each month, from the opening of the Road to
Dec. 81, 1851 - ,o.,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-24
SOUTH AMERICA.
Emporium from EEcnos Ayrcs-De1eaf
osn Eiisht OF KosEs.

We have received a Bahia paper Of 10th
of February, which announces the defeat Of
Rosas, by the allied forces of Brazil and the re-
VOTED provinces OF the confederation.
UJquiza bad taken up his quarters at Palermo,
the country seat Of Rosas
The combat was bloody, resulting in loss
on both sides of 1000 lives The date and place
Of the battle are not given.
Rosas and his daughter had taken refuge on
board an English steamer.
The news reached Rio Just as the steamer for
Bahia, which brought this intelligence left that
port.
We think it probable that the number of killed
is much exaggerated, as usual in such cases, but
of the main fact of the defeat of Rosas, there
appears to be ne room for doubt. We translate
from the paper aforementioned, the Justicia
all that it contains relative to this important at
fair:
ION Sunday last the steamer arrived from the
South bringing the gratifying of the do wnfs Of
Rosas.
The Ministry had not time to forward dispatches
to the different Presidencies, but made known the
important and auspicious intelligence to His Excel
lency the Counsellor Francisco Gonsalves Martias,
requesting him to communicate it to the other Pro-
viDces OF the North.
The combat was sanguinary,-the number OF
killed on both sides amounting to 1900 men. Many
OF our braves sealed with their Brazilian blood, this
glorious victory.
The brute of Palermo, (meanins Rosas) with
his daughter Manoclta, took refuge on board OF an
English steamer, and thus was safe and far from the
field of battle. What vile and infamous coward.
We hear It said that the German treops We'd In
bravery and courage with our own patricans, and
with the loyal and valorous soldiers of Urquiza.
.Uiquiza was reposng quietly at Palermo.
Long live His Majesty the Emperor.
"Long live the patriotic, illusirious, and energetic
Cabinet of the goth September.
"LoDg live all the Brazilians who glory in this
heroic and brilliant feat Of the Brazilian arms"
Hour of Com
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-24

q On Friday night last, the wife of
man named Bernhoeff was shot dead in her own
house by assassin, in Detroit while her husband
was absent, and chest robbed of $40. The hus-
band on returning home found the house dark, and
while cropping about stumbled ove' his wlfe's dead
body. No arrest had been made
u In Northampton, Mass, on Thurs
cay, Mr. Justin e Bragg, of that town. while out
hunting, was resting over the muzzle OF his gun,
when his dog came up and put its paw upon the
trigger discharging the contents OF the barrel into the
unfortunate man, killing him instantly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-24
x,oppoo.TIoN NOTICE. - Pablo

Y raie. /. hsrsby given. 70 fss esnef OF owasn. ec'
ca, al e"J sra - 81 , 1. ~ ...sss
inpy'bs ~. bsss con pe,sd by hs Assess,rs and are
~ 20 n he Office Of the Bureau on fof i'm,
voc h. All rsrsnns iateTestsd, va FOR BUILDING
ih1aEWEh in fHiRD-Av from szd-st q and tnreggs
sos-.s ard TO 2sih st s'so, IN ID 2y from IA 70
ob A., Tks limits smb7sced b. such asssssmsnt include
III several koesss aad lots Of grouad vxeat sts peees
AID parcels Of Land situated the sassny SIDE Of
l.fwetn sCth and lth ahd TIE westerly re pc
tween 5,h ant <sd-sts the esstssiy sd: - >. ~.
nth and t;dss and on the sssss sse - ssss
ssh ard "a SIS the ssasr'y ~ 81
'etween ssfh and s3d tps nsf,hesy nas ssh.
ana soufhery side ef ssth st. esDwesn AZ 70 ~ %
and tzdsfs sra ssuthsry sss u <s5 tst"een ane
Isxipsos-sss All per~Gs whose i.fefess gre snee ,so
~. sane or either Of shsm Iegusssef W ~ sem nen
Of .cssers vrit-s he undersigned q nsi .ms..
.. tbs noses- -eics Bsas Of Asssssasnss. sss De-
parmsLt y pch IS 1889
,sfis SICaOLsoS,i Assssson
..4.C EM SMITH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-24
IRzSsciIs sIc.as.osLI.5oN. Assessors.
CoRPORATIoN NOTICE-PaO.

~ PCsALs for OIL Prop ss's VIII be Tscei red ~
ths Comm % Streets and Lamp, No sev csy
Hall, uptd SATURDAY, Ap'H 3, le;z, AZ 10 ociycx ~
altar which tims wrl received, for nns'sg ne
Co psFslsn OF he CRY " View yo,k viii lebSs gsns
e.rfs per gallon fof the emoty ea'ks retained sfmges
he svpeie Of Laps sea ga no,
10 N.scer q. IN or before tss - day q Apfi: q. u
az. oh a 81 the CLIMATES will se oosssd On MON
o'c oei a NJ HENRY AKCULARiUs,H.
Csnmissi,nsr Of Sses's sss LshpA
Eotk Mach asa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-24

70 A report has been recently presented
20 tas LEGISLATURE. from ~hich Il appears tes' Tue
Number of pat,eats IN The 4te LunaIic Asslan al
Utica. e, TIRE commencement, of the year 1881, vas
s2s $50 have been added 20 tis NUMBER during 'he
zeal, liz discharged recoyered-io mucn imo'orei
whole number remaining, 43j. Whole mum ,ef re.
eeasec into the ASYLUM from January 10 10 toe let
pseeDter, 1851, 3lt9; OF whom 300 nsse oeeh
eiscnsresd recovered, % much improved, oii ,ai'
ysiee Fixed for keeping persons IN indigeas clsca
sAnrss has been liked at 81 so. instea d OF ~ Der
Ssex The managers gay that the past experiences
W slA Asylum yeLcsls TIE change n.cesssry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-24
CORPORATION Notices.

CORPORATION NOTICE. TAXES
Oof 1919 Notice IL hereby gvsn that tbs SALE fsr
TAXES for the year l849 heretofore adveSfsd 10 taxa
place on the 18th November 1884, WAS postponed By sIesc-
Luton OF the Board Of AderN and Bssd VI Assistant Al
dsrmep approved BY the syof until the 18Th APRIL.
da, At II o'clock the sale Will CON men ~
n CITY Hall OF the City Of EewYosk and G. nsaue from
ds, 10 dav mill completed detailed statement Of tha
TaIss and the proOer, 90 DO sold has been published N
Ths Courier and Esqurtr published IN the
City sf New York Copies Of the AZ thus
office and will be dsrDued the day of sale Control
isTs Once New York March 20. 1859
JOSEPH X TAYLOR, Controller.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-24
FORWARDED 70

Iva AID IRON Nee -Yefs va Ns--Hs,ea and sstiasnsS
q bGItstes. St JchBshuTy Oreesshsrgh ssd Noas,ea
ahS al town. The Rrsana and Borihssos Passansss
siSsE. Nsslutsf, Ctairs ane Ogds1shHTsh kslESsds.
SreS fsfUclian prcss roG locsl Shis ~ steam
a. frasser are CkknpseE tgcai Peek SIP. fks. Rvsf.
sseyess ST, PM The railroads On this ros;s Il I'm
through ccAnecson e Burlington. S. JoAssosry Osdsa
ea.Eh and NentrsaL Psssenzsrs can procure ,hrcaxs
slcbets 10 az the princiPzi Nsythstn towns shs New
lorx and Ee~-hsvsH Railroad Ohcs No. - Csa.i st.,
- v. Dor icr~sTdns Instructions srpy ~.
ths s:sloas the Railroads. sad tAs ss.st Of the
steamers on the wharf Al pers.shy Ny Mart socas.
Merchants ID spatchs y. HYDE. Assst
II cnnkk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-24
CORPORATION NOTICE.-PubIis

~ notice hereby gwen. to tbs owner or owners. occs-
VI ali houses and lots improved ar naim-
proved lands affected thereby that the fa0ynx assess
aents have been completed by the Assssss. AID are
lodged In the Office Of the Bureau II Assessmen for ex
aminafpon BY all persons Interested. viz; For DRAIN
ING LOTS bstssen 37h and 49h.tb azd between
Bro al a, a. feet slhay Ihe hrsfs embraced
by such include all the several houses aud lots
VI ouLd lots pieces and parcels Of land situated
on the eaeTy scs of roadway and essfJ side OF bth
av between s7'h snd 40 az on tbs horshenJ SIDE OF
yTs bo sides OF 80 ard % sts sad ahsTIy see
of 10th at between 9Th and BroadssJ Oh ihs sassEly
SIDE s,h,v 3sik and 4sth tae norhssiy
,ds Of 3Sh both sides u % sid toa hef. sids OF
40 st tstDssn sy a,d ine 200 Ia caste ~ there
f,.m ard parallel thereto All persons whose interests
are affected By the above named sssessmots, and who
are opposed 10 the same or el,ker Of them, re-
qnssted to present their obscons IN wiring TO tbs m
dsrseIed thciI obes. No Hal OF Records w hn
thty DAYS from the date ~ this n0ice OH Bafefu Of
Iss-s.ueDts Street DeparuaeDt. March a., 1859.
SAMUEL ~ DE MOTr)
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, } Assessors.
ISAAC Wn SMITH.