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The First BaIc OF Cotton i.

NEW ORLEANs, Aug. 2 1862
The first bale Of cotton this season was received
to-day
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SALE OF THE SCHOONER CORAL

ST. JOHN, N. b., Aug 2, 1852.
The American schooner Coral condemned for breach
of the fishery treaty, sold here to. day.
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RAyAeEs OF THE CHoLERA-A letter from St.
Charles Mo says that intelligence has been received
there Of the of about eighty deaths at New
Malta peighbourbood sixteen miles west OF st.
CHARLES II had been raging there for about two weeks
he rayages of the disease still continued and there were
fIom two TO six every day.
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DOUBLE SHE E 7
THE BURNING OF The HENRY CLAY.
One of the PrOprietOrs Arrested
and Held to Bail.
RAISING THE WRECI
NO M o II f BODIES UND.
Continuation Of the COrOner's Investigation
Interesting Incidents,
&C., &c., SC.

No bodies have been found since Sunday morning.
The second boiler raised at o'clock Sunday night
No more machinery Of any considerable weight re-
mains.
Yesterday morning the tackle and falls attached
to the stern Of the hull which raised far enough
allow Of chain being swept underneath and made fast
abaft the wheel By half past eleven the entire hull
brought clear of the bottom to the surface when the
operators became apprehensve that the hull would be
cut in two by chain The Coroner therefore, suspended
the work until search should have been made with
grappes for the bodies but bodies been found
Yesterday morning, Deputy Marshal De Angels
rested Thomas Coyer Of the of this fated
vessel, and brought him before George Norton ESQ.,
United States Commissioner &c.-Mr d. Mcmahon at
tending counsel for Mr. Coyer. The charge against
him is having, by misconduct caused the death of
Julia Hoy passenger. Mr. McMahon stated they were
prepared to give bail tor his client meet the charge
and wished immediate examination The court
fixed the bail at $4,000 Mr. Collyer and Mr. Radford
gave the necessary bonds Respecting the examination
Mr. Morton said in the absence of Mr. j. P Hail. United
States District Attorney he could not day but
due notice would be given. Mr.. Ridgeway, Assistant
District Attorney would communicate with Mr. Hail. and
an early day would be named.
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The August Elections.

The elections in the States of Missouri and Iowa took
place yesterday. In the former, votes cast for
and Lieutenant Governor including the whole
Of the State and county officers, well members Of
Congress In the latter three State officers to be
chosenSceretay Of State Auditor and Treasurer-and
two Congressman. The following the candidates,
with the of the anti Benton in italics which
were voted for in
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THE FALCON AT NEW ORLEANS.

New ORLEANS, August 2, 1862.
The steamship Falcon arrived here this morning. from
Havana. She brings of interest.
The steamer Memphis broke In two ON Locust bar on
Saturday No was injured.
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The European and North American Rail-
road.
ST. JouN, N. b., August 2, 1859.
Letters received per the Europa from the contractors
In England for the European and North American Rail-
road confirm the bargain 1t ia now assened TO on both
sides, and engineers &c, out by the Niagara OK
pected at Halifax tomorrow. The work must now no on
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The Fishery D,McuItv.

Tne FISHERY Difficulty.
SEIZURE OF ANOTHER AMERICAN VESSEL.
BosTos, August 2, 1859.
The American fishing schooner Union has been seized
for violation of the fishing treaty and taken into Char
lottetown, Prince Edwards Island
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SECOND DESPATCH.

IL
ROCHESTER, Aug. 2-5 P. M
During the last "a hours rs cholera and deaths
nave been reported in this city, and during the 4s
hours, there have been GO cases and 20 deaths
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ELoPEMENT The wife of Mr. John Roat rail-
road contractor In Michigan eloped last month with
by the Of Mspaugh carrying with her little
girl about four years of age the only child Of Mr. koat
The child has since been recovered and the guilty par
ties said to be rusticatng on Long Island
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THE JAMES ApGER AT CHARLESTON.

CHARLEsToN, July 81 1852.
The United States mail steamship James Adger, Capt
John Dickinson arrived here at IL o'clock last Frday
night.
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INCIDENTS.

Emeline L. Migan, whom described in yesterdays
HERALD as body unclaimed found last Saturday
morning at Tubby Hook, near Manhattanve, was yes
terday morning identified by Mr. John Mligan residing
at No 1T West Twenty sixth street. the husband Of the
who called Coroner Ives and stated that his
wie about three weeks ago went to Cattski on visit
where her mother had been visit for some days be-
fore During her absence Mr. Miigan received letter
from decesseds sister which he forwarded to his wife,
Cats the fore palt Of last week. and this the
ter found her person. which led to her identity Mr.
Migan not Of his wfe's intention to return
and therefore surmised for a moment that
his wife was board Of the ltated boat until he
her name yesterday among the dead 1t is feared that
Mrs Hester Tompkins, the neither of deceased on
board and is among the missing bodies.
learn that in the pockets of Miss Moore nearly 5000
in gold found in addition to the money and articles
previously mentioned.
Mr. Fowle Of this city is safe He has been reported
mssng but he was on the bows Of the boat when she
struck and among the first ashore He convers-
ing with Mr.. Stephen Allen when the fire broke out
1t feared that Mr. George Bell of Alexandria Va his
wife wifes sister and two children, girl aged Ave
years. and boy three years old from the Henry
Clay 1t is stated that Mr. Bell started from home about
ten days to fetch Mrs Bell and his child who been
on visit to Mrs. Bells father residing Rochester
and the family expected at home by the middle
last week, but as yet they have not returned.
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LETTER FROM MR.. FENNELL.


EDITOR HERALD.
see, this morning in looking the HERALD card
signed by Thomas Colyer William Radford and j. f.
Talman in which they set forth that they will be able
prove that there racing with the steamers Henry
Clay and the Armenia the 2Sth inst. and, further
they they prove that there two boats su
cient to carry fifty passengers board the Henry Clay
If they prove these things, it will be by hireling
who will swear TO anything was passenger with my
wife on board that i'll fated boat f may so call her)
and am willing to testify in any court of justice that
there were no boats aboard of the Henry Clay that day.
that they racing many others will testify) and
furthermore believe that the extra fuel used in getting
up steam for the the of the boat taking
fire. During the day was several times the forward
deck on the promenade deck and alongside Of the ladies'
saloon outside next to the railing and seeing boats
was somewhat astonshed to steamer in stua-
tion saw no efforts used by ny person. the side Of
the boat above was in the water presume uuarter
of an hour. with my wife, and should have saved her
had it not been for getting in with drowning
man. and after getting clear Of him. the stern
of the steamer and held to the chains Of the rudder
until recovered my strength sufficient to swim ashore
As swan out from under the guards OF the boat some
person jumped off the boat partly my head and be-
tween me and my wife, and separated then, with
much ado, reached the shore. OWEN FESNELL.
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In North Carolina whore the election takes place
Thursday next the 5th Governor and members Of the
Legislature to bo chosen David Reed the present
Governor is the democratic candidate, and John Kerr Is
nominated by the wings.
The Legislatures Of North Carolina and Iowa each
to elect United States senatorthe former in the place
of Willie Mangup,, and the latter In place of George
w Inncs
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The following is a list of the passengers
PER STEAMSHIP HERMANN

Aug Buchner Miss Emile Nathan Carl Bohne, Mrs Shie-
rcrdeker Franz EicheI Mr. Kahn Mr. Randall DIR Fasst,
Juan Movyer Louis Potestard, Consul Nece, lady snd
family, Srbert Mrs Anna Osners and child Nelson
Bouito Mr. Yotte Jno Gastineau, Mrs Clara Meyer and
family, Louis Rauft, Miss jeanette Deuchlinger Horn
bostte, BathiIde Beneke Davidson Scheidt Lewis
Reuter- CET Lisbert. G Pember Miss Kuhlmann, Miss
Mailer, Miss l. Hunning Lambert, A Zenke, Miss
Delphine Techlenberg Carl satori and lady Anton
andlsdy, Caroline Sator Schumacher, Carl Andresr
Loechzk Mr. Kruger, Scbabbehar Geo Johnston, Carl
Meyer Mr. Emary lady and family Chss Rechard 0bits,
l. Wnebufg and family. Chss Train, Hedenger, C Aug
Arnd Mrs fienke Mrs Marie Hsnke child Beiing,
Leipsger. b sherman, Ulreh Halter Samuel Freetssr.
NORTH Hrsch Otto Doher. Fr Vessel Rosae Bentler,
Bsccarria Eugene Pracchd Mrs Geo Jefan Chss Pope,
Miss Sophia Behrens Robt Smith, Hendrk Behrens, kr
Clarex, g Christman Mendes, M Arnort.
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NORTH CAROLINA.

The two democratic nominees the present menbes
Of Congress.
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CoBp<ruAyrON NOTICES.

CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
~ Lefeby given, TO the owners occupant
eupants Of all houses and lots improved unnproved
thereby that the following have
pieted and lodged
tho for examination all persons
utereed For regulating and grading Eighth avenue,
between f2ath and i25th streets The limits embraced by
include all the several houses lots Of
lots pieces and parcels OF land situated
sides betwee 10th and l2bth
the northery side of 10th street. and both sdes of 2ist
l22nd rd and 18th streets between lines parallel TO the
Eighth avenue, distant 100 feet
westerly thererom All persons whose Affect
tie named Assessments and who opposed
tho same either of them requested present their
writing, TO the undo at their office No.
Hall Records within thirty days from the date this
notice. SAMUEL H. DE MOTT
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH
Office, Bureau Of Assessments Street Department, Sept
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ftORPORAT NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
~ hereby given TO the owners, occupant
cupants Of al houses and lots improved unimproved
lands affected thereby that tine following
been completed by the Assessors and arc lodged tho
office of the Bureau of Assessments for examination by all
persons Interested For we'll and pump in
street. between the First and Second The limits
embraced such include all the several houses
and lots of ground vacant . peses and parcels OF land
situated both sides Of Fifth sixth street. between Frst
and Second All persons whose interests at
feetod the above named and who opposed
their obeetions in writing to the undersigned at their
Office No Hall of Records, within thirty from the
date of this notice. SAMUEL ii. DE MOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC WM SMITH.
Once Bureau OF Assessments Street Department Sc pt
2J 1852.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBiIC NOTICE is
~ hereby given to the owners occupant
pants OF all houses and lots improved lands
thereby that the following assessments have been
completed by the Assessors and lodged in tho ooe Of
the Bureau by all persons
interested vzFor regulating aud matchmaking Fiftich
street from the Eighth to tho Ninth Tho limits
such include all the several houses
and lots Of ground lots pieces and parcels Of land
situated both sides of Feth street. between Eighth and
Ninth All persons, whose interests affected
by the above named assessments and who opposed
the either of Them requested present their
objections, in writing to tho Undersigned at their Office
No Hall of Records within thirty days from the date of
this notice SAMUE Ell H. DE MOTT, }
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH, J.
Office, Bureau of Assessments Street Department Sept
%, 1862.
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CoRPORATIoN oTICE.-PUBLIC notice. IS HERE
~ by given, 10 the owners, occupant
pants Of all houses and lots improved unimproycd ands
affected thereby that the following
completed by the ASSESSORS aud lodge in the Office
the Bureau of Assessments for examination by all
Interested, vi1:For hling lots and building
Nineteenth and Twentieth street5 First Second
The limits embraced by such assessment include
and parcels of land situated the northery side OF Nine
Nos 26S518 to 26sgS and 26osa to 20i08 persons
whose interests affected by the above named
who opposed to the either OF them
guested present their objections in writing to tho under
signed, their Office No4 Hall Of Records within thirty
days from the date of this notice.
SAMUEL II. DE MOTT
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, }Assessors.
ISAAC Wd, SMITH.
Office, Bureau of Assessments Street Department Sept
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NROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENTAL CON-
actors-Sealed proposals will be received until Satur-
Aay the 2sth Of September instant At o'clock At
back filing ramming of trenches for six inch water
pipes be laid at Harlem in the following streets 2Oth
eth street. and through lsth street east to the marsh
being the whole feet in length. The trenches
Be dug part the purveyor
nay direct be i've feet deep eighteen inches wide At the
Atem feet wide at the top and to be kept clear until
She pipes laid, which will be done by employed by
department. the contractor will then fill in the trench
earth for the purpose and ram each layer thoroughly
laid Blank proposals will be furnished at this office, and
tenders state the running foot for doing the
including the cleaning Of of all surplus earth
% The satisfaction Of the water Payment will
~ made the work the next regular day after its
completion The bids must in all things conform to the
peraon regulating contracts and be endorsed
these ordinances require. NICHOLAS DEAN,
President Of the Croton Aqueduot Department.
New York, Sent 10, 1852
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CORPORATION NoYIcE.-PUBLIc NOTICE rs HERE

CORPORATION NOTCE.-PUBLIc NOTICE rs HERE
~ by given the occupant occupants
OF all houses and lots improved unimproved lands, AZ
fcted thereby that the following have
completed by the ASSESSORS and lodged in the oce Of
the bureau Of Assessments for examination by all persons
Interested, For building in Chryste street,
from Waller street 70 point about 50 feet nosh
OF Bayard street. The limits embraced by such
include all the several houses and lot Of ground
lots pieces and parcels Of Land situated both sides Of
Chryse street between Walker and Bayard and
both sides Of Walker street, street Nos l99 2 2 2O5 2
209 30 and 2t2 All persons whose interests Affected
by the named and who opposed
the same either Of them requested to their
objections in writing 10 the uDdersgned at thS oce No
Hall of Records within thirty days tho date OF
notice SAMUEL III. DE MOTIF.
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, : Asscssors
ISAAC WM. SMITH
Oee Bureau oil Assessments Street Department Septem
ber
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CORPORATION NoTICE-PUBLIC NOTICE Is
hereby given to the owner or owners occupant or 90
eapants of Al houses and lots, improved unmproved
nds affected thereby that the following have
heen completed ~ the and are lodged in the ooe
interested, viz For resulasing grading and maoa-
dAizng Forty street. from Eighth to Tenth
mo limits embraced by such ssessment include all the
several and lots Of lots pieces and
situated both sides of Fortysxh street,
hon Eighth Tenth avenue All whose in.erests
affected the above assessments and who opposed
the same either Of them requested to present
their objections in writing to the undersigned at their
oNoe, No. Hall of Records within thirty days from the
aAte Of tbls notice. -
SAMUEL Fl. DE MOTT, A,sosso~.
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, ! Ae10''oi"
ISAAC WIN. SMITH.
ooe Bureau Of Assessments Street Department Sept.
n
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TUE MARRIED WoAANS PRIvATE HEDICA L.
j. CompanionBy DE- A. NJ MsuriceAu, Profssssr OF Dis-
esse Of Nomen.-rweneth edition; Is mo. Dr. 2Sa Price
81 Years OF suorns Of PHYSICAL meutal anguish to
many 81 hfoctorsso wife and pecunary dioulses Tho
husband nsas nsye been spared b. timely possession
ho9e CONTEMPLATING marriage, IL dssloses Important
scorers which should TO known 10 them particularly.
Bore also, every femalethe wife-ths mother-the one
hher oud1ins int womnnhood the other decline
ys.rin WON nature oontempiAss Important change
can discover ho causes symptoms and Abe most
70 whloh her SCI In subjeet.
tAS'rses OF aster fron gentleman In Dayton, ohiep
Di, A. = MAyRIcxAu, NO. f29 Liberty street.
LEAh sn-ky vito ~ been percspsbly sinking fox
& nrse years or more. in her great an
.nsMcns-evcry successive ana debinsahS
pIosratns her putting her life In inninsas dsaavs
vnon vas on the last occasion, despAired o. sup
pcsed this state Of shines and
months Lhssrd ycsr BOOB hishiy spoken 81 se.saiaiY
some matters rsseAinS my eas on ~ rsSsps ~
mind aud the Joy is pages mIarsed 70 ~ We e earn
Ing that the srsss a:soysy o. =. wsioS hss
o,yeS Was lo.ssIs. Bus Tor S ore sasshsr yss vssil
have passed over my head, In all human prosahuhy
vito would havs sssn - lsr av~ 40 ~ esassa IsN
81 courss inrssssabis No ssnvvy hsss fuy the
serious subjects treated they 81 AasuKe sssiy
Intend the married. those contsnplatnG MARRIAGE
FOR ~ Broadway Astor House, and - Ne puhs
ing once, ~ Liberty etrseA New YefI tels De- As
bsay Joseph Tuckei Mobile, Alabama; ,. Rstssssa %
chsssvt street Philadsphia On W rsseee q o. spy
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CRoToN AQUEDuCT pEPARTMENT.-.T0 MAsoNs;-
~ Sealed will DO received at the Office the
Croton Aqueduc Department, (Rotundn Park until Mon
day. the 4th of October 1852 at o'clock NJ to build
Sewer the receiving basins culverts
eighth street from the sewer in Eighth to
point hundred and fifty feet of Eighth
The plan of the and for the building Of
the same and all other relating thereto be
obtained application to the Water Purveyor, this
Office NICHOLAS DEAN
President of the Croton Aqueduct Department..
New York % 1867
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ctTREET DEPARTMEET-No. HALL OF RECORDS.
Public notice 10 hereby given that the following petit
lions been presented to The Board Of Assistant Alder
menTo fill in certain lots north aide of Fortieh street. leO
c from Third avenue TO grade aud Tag southwest corner
81 Ninth and Fortyaecond stree regrade and
gutter Forty street. between Second
and Third Also, the following resolutionre re-
grade and repave Spring street. from Broadway TO Greedy
street. All persona interested having objections thereto,
requested TO present them IA person to tie undersigned
II before the 18th day OF September
JOHN I. DODGE, s*xeeb Commissioned
September is, 1854
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ASTgaOLOG Y.


G,CoTT DR. JOHNSON BoNAPARTE-THESET THREE
~ All believed firmly in astrology.
And kings and lords, than tho muse name
Have put their sisnet seals to Robaeks fame.
From Sweden's land singer and II
Came DER the to try their influence here.
A Lind, Roback-each in different ways
Excited wonder and commanded praise
There family Sweden better known than that OF Ro
back hundred and seyentyfve years every
had the gift the future and
declaring the of the past and kings emperor mobiles,
and chiefs, have consulted them with reverence But in
has the gift powerfully developed
or so aseduously cultivated in Dr. G. w. Roback
siding in this city, at No. White street. whose reputation
curing the most fatal Diseases and giving fortunate
termination of all events business speculation and court
ship proverba throughout the United States He solves
all difficulties the oraces,
signs Zodiac The natvties he truthful
itself. He invites all who in difficulty
consult hma who sick to and try the value Of
astrology All letters to g. w. ROBACK, No. d White
street. will be rcgiously attended paid. For
particulars call and get Astrological Almanac gratis,
where certificates be
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September is, 1854
CtoRroRArIoN NoTIoE.-rUnLIo NOTICE Is

CORPORATION NoTIcE.-PUBLIo NOTICE is
" hereby given the occupant or oo-
supants OF s houses and lots, improved unmproyed
lsnds thereby that the following assessments have
lodged in the ONCE
OF Assessments for examination by oil por-
sons interested viz For building in WnverlJ
rlaoe from Sixth avenue ~ Grove street, The limits
braoed by include all tho several houses
and lots ground ots pieces and parcels of land
situated both sides Of Wsyery place from sixth avenue
no Grove street. both edes OF Cay and Factory
ysroete from Wayery place to Christopher street. All
affected BY the above named alsed
mente and the same either OF thor
are requested present their ebectiens in writing 80 The
undersigned, ST their Office No Hall OF Recorda wiAhip
thirty days from the date OF this notice.
SAMUEL II. DE MOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC w. SMITH
efos Bureau OF Assessments, Street. Department. sop
auber &c, 1850.
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NOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE-THE UNITED
Il States mail steamship HUMBOLDT, d. Lines, Com
mandsr will leave for Hayre soucing At Southampton
At u O'clock from pier No. North river Price Of pas
during the voyage should DO sent board the day
before sailing, marked "bolow" N B.No merchandise
will be received board after Thursday, September "a
For freight passage, apply to
MORTIMER LIVINGSTON, 63 Broadway.
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CTREET DEPARTMENT-NO. HALL OF RECORDS.
Public notice hereby given that the following petit
lions have been presented to the Board Of
between the First and Second ave.
ne Third 90 to meet that which good Aso,
ehs following resoutonTo flag space six feet wide,
Through sidewalk side Of Fifth between Twen
tynrt and Twenty streets All persons interested,
objections thereto requested to present them
person to the undersigned ~ his e or before the 2st
aAy of September next. JOHN T. DODGE,
Sept. l5, 1882. Street Commissioners.
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EVAPORATION NoTIcE.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is HERE
~ by yiven TO tho occupant occupants
all houses lands Affected
thereby that tho following have boon completed
BY the assessors lodged in Office Of the Bureau
Of Assessments for examination by M interested
regulating and grading Eighth avenue from 18TH
10 ith street The limits embraced by suoh assessment
include all the several houses aud lots of ground vacant
lots and parcels of land situated both sides Of
Eighth between 18th and 10Th streets both
des Of l5th 1876 lth and I2sh streets between Eighth
and lines running 400 feet eastery and 400 feet
tsry therefrom All whose interests affected
b. che above named and who opposed to
tho same either Of them requested to their
objections In writing to the undersigned at their oce No.
Hall Of Records within thirty days from the date Of this
AetSoe. SAMUEL IL DE MOTT, I
FRANCIS NICH0LSON,} Assessors
ISAAC WIN. SMITH.
Once Bureau Of Assessments Street Department., Sept
1Hk2