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JOSEPH H. MOORE, Commission Merchant,
- No. lO7 Poydras street New0rleans. W

JOSEPH H. MOORE, Commission Merchant,
81 No 10, roydrns street Newoleans. W
MCRAE s. COLEMAN, Cotton Factors, Com
mission and Forwarding Merchants streei
In M II hs District csr
RVERiCH VIM E. & CO., Cotton INTACT Factors
and Commission Merchants No "a Old evee, Neworleans
A NDERsoN s METoALF, Commission stsn't and
Forwarding Merchants No. 10 ST. Charles street, Neworlsans
TINTED STATES TIMBER AGFNT.--The
81 fsFsE sesl iPBHlfisfah ANS Fek @
" Sis :; Sss{;S 49, .
CHOPPERS WELL, Kinds County, Miss As===ssM
sa,. s np thirteen mes Of Jackson tho State lA
Raymon, within well whsrs hacks are
Waiss T ps open at all Of the year for
ory ssass iRs o 5S eho
Boarding Lodging June. per week.
iSa&S WILLIAMS, Proprietor,
pint bottles BY the DOZEN boxed UP mt Messrs G. Meeat Co.'s -
fiavng with thu Physicians Well
ssasy ksnno advice VIII BE- given SOOd nvelas to the
deei when necessary and will the charge Is
to $40.
pint botiie boxed Wn McCutchcoaa, Washington
myS 3uiW
YHSHE KENTUCKY MILITARY IN--4sgsro
H. STIruTE DIRECTED BY A BOARD OF yISI- e.
4SESssB y TIE & 4 + zBs s ss T.
MORGAN both distinguished Graduates West Point
Practical Engineers aided by able and efficient Fnny The
study very n apparatus entene buildings cnmmoousi dis
a"i SiP sgs si a S Ra a H.
in brief ample thorough CLASSICAL
practical edueaon with daily drill held
mental and moral Stuies continued at option
July and August Entire charge
advance to tine Treasurer T. H. TAYLOR Cashier the Bank
| tucky.
Addresseher Military
| ?. DUDLEY hdj't Cen and President Board
q. FlRTHER INFORMATION CAN BE FURNISHED AT THE
ChESCENt OtFiCE. ap3 lawS Waos iy
| YEVHE WEST PASCAGOULA HIGH SCHOOL,
last than Ty Boarding Pupils and has accommodations
| at least Hundred.
nnddtion present Improvement graduate OF the
WESTERN MILITARY INSTITUTE proposes, iii thirty
ish MILITARY DEPARTMENT. branches usually
ugh in such Schools with xpcnss
Annual Expenses lSuens furnishing Mattress and Behdng)
THE FEMALE SEMINARY,
Miss AuGuSTM KENT, Principal Miss 4. KENT, Teacher
Music is also successful High School, which
opportunity for those whe wish Brothers
they be educated each other Forty Pupils
here The location this Institution the
| the Sea Coast between NGwOfleRns and Mobile.
~ Applications for admission either dora
| to the undersigned. Postmaster, High School, Mi.
ie4l amW tess 1t +. A KENT, Superintendent.
I
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FlRoUGHT e the Police Prison. First !.

iiifLEToN, blasl ALERT ~ old feet inches
hish le belongs 10 Nh rector, down ~
josef hlrk old, chey hpl -,
between the be belongs 10 Mr. Metsili ~ - 49,
se anont % old fest es aays he
Tbs owners viii please comply with The law them.
:. j, WOkRALI, Warden
NeHtlrIeeno May - lSS2 . Away
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y,Ngi has been troubled with IN irrita-
ses'sI years, which ne may be supposed,
dss nd night, was recently cured OF 4
css DIR. Dayis's Compound Syrup Of
ts = fat solicitation was to find, " hils
aqFF tedious affection WAS disappearing,
laes he bas ceased taking the medicine,
's'it htireiy removed; and feels stronger
e l was attacked with coli-such are
ioe' Of this valuable medicine. lis eff
y q the kidneys or liver, palpit.ltion Of
< I any one ainlilarly afflicted, who N y
III 10 will be given, and we courst uaui-
stN | by advertised medicine, thas III v
: z I'd and Tree of quackery.
gen lemaa to whom the above statamrr,
90, respectable aster-printer.-Editor
y Fom worthy and well-known citizen.
yssH a Director of the Public Schools.
apos and responsibility:
rHLApkLtmA, September 10, 1876.
~ ~ STACKED WITH N obstinate hacking
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"a, fah that pALLEYs PAIN EXTRACTOR been uped in
ny hny LOT salt Rbeum Of thirteen
These fierce discusses have been ayate md tey were o
hy There can he doubt bnt Medicine HAS MI thu
Vhtuea That the Patent reclanis
added 10 The respectable tg favor by
no nave used II requiring relief do oet
valuable salve ~ pOs vuEr 70 ~ t M, Ills
N Y, %''S" ILL SiiAFlN'
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A fortnight Or more Wv
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T A gentleman of this 4
hility Of the urinary organs II
was u constant trouble to hia
severe cold and cough, BY L
Wild Cherry and Tar. But
taking the medicine, that the
1t has now been several years
md the irritabllity OF the biaiii
and better in health than h
the soothing and renoyatiig
caey is the sarle in in!launil.
the heart, nervous iremcrss ii
want n respectable refeteneo,
ry, as people ARE so often Dc
frequently reject those which
I'VE are acquainted with u
alludes. He is a fellow -craissl
Keystone.l ME-
@ The following sta.enasn
Mr. Miliar has been Tor e5g4I
and has held various offices 81
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ICE CRY May 10 1859
sasT ln accordance with the foregoing resolu-
adjHdrao io fEp iavesi bidder lie aioys
nn.afl Contract lnyao sotl Q. DEBuYs, Comptroller.
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NEwrowN, 9Th month 30 1915.
acquaintance ken
perfectly cured He aoie the
and took kinds
c treatment oil three Of the most eminent ycanU this country
benefit until he took Dr. Dayis Syrup Wild
Tar and Immediately commenced getting better and "a well ard
HtatenentI
the countrys aborng b6
bh NJ al tiel Ifs
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AR. DAVIs's sYRuP oF WILD CHERR,

EH- INV 10 . DlNUT OF VIVID CHEHhI
AND TARIn offering the public this valuable
medy for CONSUMPTION BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA, COUGHS,
COLDS etc. append few notices oil the efficacy
the medicine Numerous testmonin pamphlet
distribution at the which ufere obtain.
that Dr.
yeara standing graduate The University Pennsylvania
Mn II
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MCRAE s. COLEMAN, Cotton Factors, Com
mission and Forwarding Merchants Gsier stree
orlenns WV
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NJ TIE ofiUIMt AND Only GENUINE,No Compound has
been discovered that Any qualities this nouS
reindy almost daily hear yrtues
discovered by its Application fact
TINT many 81 ts ene are kno.n only from accident experiment.
SO deep Inns Tia Mr. HENRY DALEY the inventor
admirable tho combination
relieve almost every Of man ante Lei
of tho peculiar qualities
sxsAaf BROKEN LIMBs when wrapped IN In tina
Saye aumson Swelling and Ire bones mite
and bgrome strong with astonishing rapptity.
RerenNs.hen tina
,pliu
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=, = " kLLsHltIk Uhlo, january ~, l94T.
The article of Wild Cherry and Tar find valuable
considerably practice. and used nspr ali
that you have forwarded and would pleased YOU send
another supply will open.
:. ll..un Eah nlnLu
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hiAsN
hisssns. RoRissos, CoLLISi
! was afflicted for twenty years
30 that | could hardly lie in bet
emaciatlon, and other decided
several eminent physicians, n1I
any relief whatever. was al
Of Wild Cherry and Tar, Of wi
lieyed mo OF my complsints5
mend it to all who ARE in like b
cine. E
The authenticity Of the abds
Murphy, II merchant of Million
cumstances o, mis- care. Mr.. 4.
DR. DAvIs'sSYEUP OF Win
meut is word for word ne ii wa
without paint or yarnish. Moo
resist ouch evidenced
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WEAKNESS AND Pam IL THE BREAST.

PHIf-ApELpHiA, Juno ga, 1915.
highly recommend Dr. Davs Wild Cherry
from knowledge Of its yuea My wife had been affected for long
time with weakness and pain the hreaa the use os medicine
short entirely relieved her The WOULD
all the relief speedy in the place.
al the Affection
slider and valuable medicine.
great addition relieving the
Wateya
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-17
LEGAL HOYICRs.

cation Of shs Mayor Aldermen and Sonnoa.iss
Ti:s sisss!y sDsnss :s:s:
in she sbovc entitled matter hereby give notice.
people ~ e
PAUSED April D. s and si.s sha Act .sstlsa Gan Al %
taxes IN The souss
:Is affected
writing 20 JonssSsn Alien The
@ s zss sS.s =. ns: S
The norshsry side q Lightly ssih street and the line
ssssue ssswsss Ninety sfsS ana s..ssss ss
street and sSs ao1sSeriy is q
ia. fi iassh and
- d aaS &. S' e &
Iissonsr, Ale The once Of tho Street Connie
parcels lana situate IN shs .sa e.,
int IN SSea aS as
efhgh wser mark the Harlem river At tho
properly opening
from Tortysoeond street 10 Harlem surveyed in 1850
and 1851 Now York April 1882 Richard Amornan City Sur
Of the city Of New York. And also all the pieces par
cells Of land fronting lying both sides Of the
interseotna said First avenue between the side
Of fortycsona street and the southcrly side Of highly
between said First avenue and avenue A. and the
westby line half distant between said FIRST
and Second avenue laid cut and colorod the said be-
nett map on Ale z. aforesaid In the ofBcs Of the Street
pieces parcels OF land situate or lying both sides
streets szid First between the norher
side Of street and tho eoutherly do OF l3h
street. Also the lot ~ the Of the lot at the northeast
OF the let st the southwest Of h street and
First also two lots the Of tho lot
the northeast corner OF 18th street and First avenu
also the triangular lot st the e the lob st the north
west OF 10th street and First Also the
triangular bot 81 the rear Of the let the northeast
Of l2lst street and First Also hree lots the
nerthery Ddo Of 2st street distant about feet
westerly from abe westerly aide o. said First avenue Alss
two lots the cast side Of First kvepuo
land OF Philip Nucdollsr and the eouhcrly side
lad street. Aho two loe a. the rear OF land Of Philip
Eed5ier the Porthwest Of First and
l2i street Also three rear lots owned by Philip Milo
docr, the northwest Of 2d street and Fret
avenue Also, PLOT of gronrS, swncd BY Thatcher
T. Payne ut the Of land OF Janice Chesteman, be-
and also lot lying she north side o. laish street. distant
sovenyhve fees westerly from the First Ard we
tho said Conmisocnore do further give netce that
port In the shove entitled matter will bs mhdo ana pre-
special ter tho aad 10 be hold 81 tho City Hall
Of the city Of Now York Saturday, tho 18th day Of
ecmber 1862 and TINT then and there saroar
~ counsel oar be heard action will DO naae thst Sas
JONATHAN W. ALLEN
GEORGE "A. PURSER, }Commissioners.
WILLIAM SINCLAIR. }
HENRY y. DAWES. Attorney.
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OFFICE OF REcEIvLR or TAXES, NO NEW CITY
a. hs, fsik.Iaxs for payers are hereby mott
nea " AZ an OF cont will be added ell
Eemsnng unpaid on the fss lay Of December noxt and
Mo Per cent on the htoenth day OF December The
sfns as early pay msnts as possible, avoid the or,wd
sac eesy when muss necessarily previous
isor o. the Per ssntcee HOURS FOR receiving nonsT rom
ooeioos n A. III ~ rE1n9ahie money only received
November II, k52.
nEFARThENT OF REPAIRS AND eUPPLrEs No.
~ vember II, ls5a-ao Gcecrs.-Senled prorossis
will be At the ofee Of Repairs
day Of bar at o'clock p M AZ which ne thoy vii,
be publicly opened In sonotal VIII TIE ordon
forfor h the Esstoriy part 90 the Third avenue FROM
lc6h 10 ioe streets to the fan siith and M she eyol
Of Tho press graded portion. Tho plan and specification
of che work rsnred DO dons, nud all infiruaton On
rsasa thereto, be had at tbs oc of The Com
Of Earairs kad SRgplos No New City Hall Blank
mates DO LsG ~ said Office Esastcs e. DO endorsed
With the Of the persons timatug the date
OF and TIC subject to which u Tettes
Tho the right ~ ria tins al anp
81 ALe ssss Uorpora-
&en. WILLIAM ADAMS,
Cerpiescscr Of Espsiss aad Supp!iea
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TORPORATIoN NOTICE.-PUBLIC EOTIoE is
~ hereby gyea, 70 the swaers, osaupant o.
ssyAnts Of s houses and lots improved
nds affected thereby that the follow
Sss, completed By the assessors And arc in the e
Sons ntsrerssd via For building sevsr in 9Sch street.
between ein ston spd Third limits
BY such include all the several and
Of ground vacant pieces and parcels OF land situated
both sides OF 10Th street. between Lexington Third
avenues All persons whose interests by tho
above named and who opposed TO the
either Of tham requested present their
y yrting 10 The undersigned st their eoe No. Tall Of
ks6ords withia thirty days from tho date Of this notice.
SAMUEL II. DE MOTT, J
FRANCIS EIuH0 FOLSOM, , Assessors.
ISAAC WI. SMITH.
Once Bureau OF Assessmsnss Street. Departments, Nov
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HATRIMONIAIss

MATRlMoNY MADE EASY, OR now TO WIN A
Nl Lovsr.ProfessoE Lawson Boston formerly Of Lon.
paid plain directions TO enable ladies gentlemen TO win
he devoted affections Of ~ many Of tho opposite
Ing that Al may be married irrespective Of sppsar
ranged with suoh and deosoy that detection smpos
dble. Address Professor Lawson, Boston, Mass. No
YAA
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rORPORArIoN EOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
~ hereby given to tho occupant or CO.
sspsats Of All houses and let's Improved Or
been completed by and in the ocs
Of Bureau examin alton BY all
Interested rspavipg street. from Duane TO
JAY street. The limits embraced BY such asses.nen 4.
pisces and parcels land situated both sides Of West
street, Duane and Jay streets All persons whose
interests affected the above named and
"a: opposed 70 The or either q them are
signed, their ONCE No Hail Of Records, within thirty
days from the date Of this notice.
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC WN SMITH,
once Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department, NovS
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CORP GRAFTON NoTIcK.-NoTIcE Is HKRRBY
~ river, the owners, oosupsnt occupants
Of all houses lets Improved unmproved
Cd that the following assessments have boon com
peted by the Assesr and lodged ths once Of the
Burssu for examination by all persons In
crested, yisFo grading and paving Dey street. from
assessmsn include all the houses lots Of
vacant lo pieces Land situated both aos
Of Dey street Broadway and Greenwich street, and
he eastery side Of street and westerly side Of
Broadway about hundred feet norherly and
from Dey street All whose interests are Affected
by The above named and who opposed
ths either requested 10 their
obsctions in writing, the unasrsgned at ther oacs
No Hall Records within thirty from the date Of
this nosios. SAMUEL II. DE MOTT, J
FRANCIS MICH OLSON, Assessors
ISAAC WIN. SMITH,
Ones Bureau Of Asuessmsnss Street Department. Nov
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(yoRpoRATIoN NoTICE-PUBLIo NOTICE IS nkRE.

CORPORATION NoTICE-PUBLIC NOTICE Is HERE
~. by given, to the ecoupant or ooou-
pants all houses and lots improved unmproved lands
affected thereby that the following have been
completed by the lodged In the ON OF
The Bureau Of Asso,mons for BY All psrusns
interestcd vizFor building In Thirty FIRST street,
from point fifty feet west Of the Seventh avenue TO
point fifty feet west Of the 81 eth The limits
and lots lots pisces and parcels o IND
and Seventh avenues the westerly dc of Sixth avenue
and sastery do Of Seventh between Thirty first
and Thirty streetr; and the northw etery And
southweser corners Of street and seventh
above named ssessments and who to tho
either Of them requested heir objections
In writing to the undersigned at their ONCE No. Hall Of
Reo0rds within thirty from the date Of his notice
SAMUEL IL DE MOTT, }
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH,
Once, Bureau Of Assessments. Street Department.
Nov. IL, 1862.
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MUSICALS

FHs0 ANAJEURS OF TIE vIOLIN.-YRorBsS0R L
Meyer having concluded his arrang cmoats pre-
pared to teach bis theory and pr,ctee the master
mon in classes separately at tho homes Of pupils or st
between 10 and ~, A. NJ
DAaLoR ORGAN FOR SALE, AT A GREAT sAcRI-
heei warranted Of superior make and dnish, With all
the M dsrn impfov'mentg. If applied i'm edisoly
~ sill be sold for Sl15, worth $D To be M
Blakes 1913 Bank street, corner Of W sshington.
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NoRP oRATloN NoTIcE-PUBLIo NOTICE IS
here gwen to the owner or owners occupant or
pants all houses and ots improved lands
Affected thereby that the have
completed BY the Asssors and lodged In the once OF
the Bure OF Assessments for by all
Interested viz EFor building sewer in Charles street,
The limits embraced by such assessment include all the
several houses and lots Of ground vacant l,t psss and
parcels Of land situated both sides Of Charles street,
from Greenwich avenue to tho North river; tho sssrl
side Of Factory street. nerthery to Perry street. and
southerly 100 feet from Charles street, both sdss OF
Fourth Bissoksr, Hudson, Greenwich and washingto.
the crown tho street, aud soubery 100 feet
from Charles street. Ali persons whose interests A.
fected by the above named assessments and who
posed 70 the or either Of them are requested TO
cos No Hall of Records within thirty days from the
date Of this notice.
SAMUEL II. DE MOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH.
Once, Bureau Of Assessments Street Department, Nov
Is. 1852
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G1E !; r noypoIR IsNoEoargs.zTqE ATrES

GuBERTs BoUDoIR IaNoToarEs.-TuE ATrEN
~ tion OF the public particularly renuesed TO this COM
rsratiyely style ~ pianoforc, which, neat and
elcsant article Of paor furniture, unsurpassed Occupy
ing but small pace u posae1esa and sweetness OF
tone and decscy Of touch NOT exc'edcd by any There
can te but little doubt that ths strnment presenting the
many advantages ~ does over the piano dcsted
eyehtraly to be brought into Any Drendee
AGAINST them cannot ai 30 DO we'd by visit 20 tho
rooms where toy exhibited for SALE Ivory instrument
MAR nted 70 give entire easta Ao melodoons q
Princes and CArharts make pianol 10 let tuned and
pared AF largo sssortrcrt Of eecord haud panos for
tale ehcap. Prices SIN $50 sf so Sos ctn eiN cW"
oi .,t r.sriy new. S,SD beode0ns, So $50, So IS
aud $50. Also, cash psid for second hand pianos
. HORACE WATERS Sole A-.us
No a53 BSsadwAy eOrler Anthony street. Second assE
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CORPORATION NOTlCE.--PUBLIC NOTICE Is
Oreby given, to the occupant or oe.
lands effected thereby that the following assessments
OF Of the Bureau Of Assessments for by all
persons interested viz For budipg Sewer In Fftesnth-
street. between the Sixth and Seventh The
limits embraced by such includes several hous
land situated On both sides Of Fifteenth street
Sixth and Seventh syenuss All person. whose interests
opposed TO the other Of them requested 70
preseY their in writing 70 the undersgned at
their sse Hall Of Records within thirty days from
the day Of this notice.
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, ; Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH.
once, Bureau Of Asssssnents Street Department. No
yembsr 10, 1862
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HELP FROM TIE STARS
IL Doubt not that the key OF fate,
To tn astrologer IL given


or the brilliant stars Of heaven.
The blood OF long line of Swedish astroogers
through the veins Of DR.. c. w. Rooa.k mission to
this country where he is exciting the all
ranks and conditions BY his predictions and atound-
ing with which they fulfilled Hsis undoubt
eddy the oracle Of day In business love- law sickness
debt, difficulty in all temporal projects in the Affairs Of in
divduA OF nations his oraoular advice has
known to fail DR. bOBACK may be consulted profession
ally At all hours ct bis residsnoe No Mhe street
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EoR NEW ORLEANS FROM LOUISVILLE, KY
n The new and splendid pt.songcr steamer EcIir Sc
f. IT, Sturgeon will leave for the above
date ports Saturd tho 10Th Nov, at o. TX Oh 81
boat this countr fitted With all the lstest in
aens both ~ fse ana convenience rendering trio
lars inquire Of GEO O. MOORE, Agent, l59 Broadway.
FOR mo JANEIRo AND vALPAR AIso,--THg NEW
as t.t.L ia rs EsAiQ ElARA NEVADA y. W.!
son commsndfr will he desnanhsd FOR above ports On
or seort the 18th November from Pier No north river
For passsge. only apply
J. hvEASr 4 scY. Agents. 81 Brcssvsy.
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CORPO RATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
" hereby given that petition has been presented in the
street. from the East river 10 Division street All persona
interested In the above and having objections thsrat
requested present the same writing the Contract
Clerk Ut his ocs, before the 9th Of November
NICHOLAS DEAN, President.
Croton Aque iuc. Department, Nov. 10, 1857
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CORPORATION NOTICE-PUBLIC NOTICE IS HERE
~ by givsn to the OCCUPANT occupants
Of and lots improved unmprovcd lands
thereby that tho following been completed
by the and lodged In the ONCE OF the Bura
Of for examination by all persons interested
between ManEn and East streets The limits embraced
such include all the several houses and lots
ground vacant lots pieces and parcels Of land situated
psrssns vSas. arc ssoted ~ hs
above named and who arc TO the sam
either Of them requested to present their
in writing the undsrgnsd At their once No. Hall Of
Records within thirty days Of the date q this notice
SAMUEL II. DE MOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH.
Once, Bureau Of Assessments Street Department, Nov.
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VNETRR ARRANGENENTs-NEw YORK AND
~, Harlem kaiir1ad.Thre9 daily Lines 70 and from Al
Tryop and Centre street. daily tsnndsys exospt
ed Mfolows;-Frst train, 2 " A: WAY Nail Train
Train stopping at Croton Falls Dover Plsns Hllsaae
and Chatham -Four Corpers Third train, Sa5 r. My
press Train stopping Croton Falls Dovor Plains Miller
ton, Hiii,dale. and Chatham -Four Corners Returning
will leave East Albany At and III A. NJ and 4 T. NJ.
n. sL0AT, superintendent
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DOCTOR HUNTERS RED DROPS CANNOT BE HAD
~ genuine In Buffalo, N. !. Tney be had In Nav
Orleans on the corner q Caani and Mara ST. Every
intssent physician viii tell yon II IT, only remedy On
which hrn reanee be PLACED to really
New York. - -'~s~"
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NORPO RATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
~ hereby given, to the owner Or owners occupant Of
lands Affected thereby that the following have
been completed by Asseor and lodged in the Of
persons inssSe.ssd ys.T0s paving Thirty ..rs.
feet wde in the sidewalks The limits embraced
BY such include all the several houses and lots
ground vacant lots pieces aud parcels Of land situated
On both sides Of Thirty sixth street between Fifth and
by the above named assessments and who opposed 10
the Of them requested to present their
No Hall Of Records thirty days from The date Of
Ahis notice. SAMUEL II. DE MOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH,
Once, Bureau Of Asseasmsnts Street Department. Nov.
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ounruRArs,,a sursUns.

CORPORATION NoTIcE-PUBLIC NOTICE 10
hereby given, that /. petition has been prsssnssd -
The Board Of Assistant Aldermen, for . In Mont
street. from East Broadway to the river All per-
sons In the above aud having objections thsrsso
to present the In wring " the Con
tract Clerk. ~ ais Once. betDe Nov. IS inst.
NICHOLAS BEAN, PrcadeAt
CroNon Aaueduct DEPARTMENT. NoY. O. lsa2