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NEW PROSPECTUS
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DRESS COMBS.-We are just opening All
| j other and prettier assortment Of those hand
some Rope and Chain pattern Shell and Buffalo
Dress Tuck Combs; prices from s2to $40 eacn
Also, 300 different patterns Spanish Dress Fan;
Laces from IS cents to $40 each.
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PREMIUM.

Any person sending us three subscribers will be
entitled to copy Of the {" History Of Propellers
and Steam Navigation, J." republished in book form
NOW in press, TO be ready about the first OF DC
tober. II will be one OF the most complete works
upon the subject issued, and will contain
about ninety engravings.
Oct. Of
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MEDICAL COLLEGE OF THE STATE OF
SOUTH CAROLINA.
T'TIE Annual COURSE OF LECTURES in this
Institution will commence on the first Monday
in November next, on the following branches:
Anatomy, by j. Holbrook, NJ. ID.
Institutes and Practice Of Medicine, by S Hen
~ Dickson, NJ. ID.
Surgery, by +. Geddings, NJ. ID.
Physiology, by James MOultrie, VI. ID.
Matera Medica, by Henry r. Frost, NJ. D.
Obstetrics, by Thos. G. Puo;Sau, NJ. d.
Chemistry, by G. U. Shepard, NJ. ID.
Demonstrated OF Anatomy, St. Julian Ravenel,
NJ. ID.
DR.. d. j. Cam, Phymcian TO the Marine Hos
pital and Clinical Instructor. Lectures twice q
week on the Diseases Of thut Institution.
DR.. +. b. Flogg, Physician to the Aims House
Lectures twice week on Diseases.
Demonstraiive Instruction in Medicine and Sur
gerry at the College Hospital.
HENRY r FROST, NJ. D., Dean.
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TO np1roRs OF NEWSPAPERS.

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vCHE Subscriber returns his thanks to the
II public and the old customers Of Sims q Sow
and informs them that I'll E GROCERY AND
WINE BUSINESS heretofore carried on by them
is continued by EDwARD Sims he has added a
full and fresh supply Of the finest TEAS, BLACK
AND GREEN, FRESH GROCERIES,, &c. and
has also on hand full assortment Of the hnest
WINE, and will be sold at the lowest rates,
amongst which will be found 100 baskets Of the
choicest brands OF Champagne. Hook, ). and Clare
Wines, Of the rursst klndrt
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WILL, be opened at Mrs. s. Psrker's, on Sat-
w urday, 23d inst, at 10 clock A. M, in the
new store under the National Hotel, rich assort>
ment Of Winter Millinery, consisting Of Hats,
Caps, Head Dresses, Feathers, Floreness, Rib
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NEW FANCY GOODS

WILL BE RECEIVING every day during
w next week, beautiful assortment Of Far',
Goods suitable for PRESENTS, sc Also .
large assortment Of fresh Perfumery, Pomstums
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70 the toilet. HnRkERS' Perfumery and
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sep2l--3td
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allimore Wing Convention.
BALTIMORE, April %.

The Wings of the different wards of Balti-
more met last night to elect delegates to con
ventions, whose duty it shall be to elect dele
gates to the National convention.
The first Is wards of the city, comprising the
4th Congressional district, and entitled to one
delegate in the National convention, elected 90
Fillmore delegates to II Scott men. The 18th
ward held no meeting last night.
The FIVE upper wards, forming part OF the
Sd Congressional district, elected 20 Fillmore
men TO 5 in favor of Gen. Scott.
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MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, April nth.

The advices from America by the Pacific,
gave cotton an advancing impulse. The sales
on Friday amounted to 10000 bales, 1000 Of
which was taken by spectators and exporters.
The board of brokers quote fair Orleans al
Sc; midling Al fair Uplands 81 midlng AZ.
Baltimore Wing Convention.
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Office Pennsylvania Avenue, next to jackson
~ Washington.
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r EONARD SCOTT & Co., No. 81 Gold stree
i 4 .Ne,o York, continue to publish the four lead
ing British Quarterly Reviews and Blackwood'
Magazine; in addition to which they have recent
y commenced the publication of a valuable Agr-
cultural work, chilled the
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Books


Rees,rea r.. T1t Tribune o6ics for nae Week s''4las
Saturaay, Jan. 10.
Examples Of Lde and Death By Mn. L. H. sSouney'
lzmO pE. 2i8. c. scribner. ,,>
Homeopathy. By wor,hiSstOn Hooker iamo. pS 49,
The Mourrer's FnenI Edited BY J. b Syme. atao'
Wo.cester 8 A Rowland. .s,,. a..
GsanDgs and Groupings from Pastors Po'seYIa .yas.
Rev !, saua N. DsnfOnh. ilHo. pp No. = D. 0''"'-
Nan. HIS Rslgoa and VI. World By Sss h"'A"D'
Polar 2smo Do zs2. Garter brot1spp . ,o,.h
rb.a,, nd pact &c Of Musical cengositoa ~
PernhsJd Mari Edited ~ oafohI ''" W Nv
T. J. Huntington. Mason IL, ars r,o., c.y,.,n
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L.. ech51oni An,lmesc. By James d Do1d limo
fis. "a Pratt Woodford CO.
pntafBslls Hallway steamship and Isisa9h BOOK .
Psssos Of 5rsnch s,ick, By Sir Frshcis Heal I'Ae
o. lss George p Putnam. r,,o.
BIZ J X Eckielat and ". T. Dubois s'o'pS 10 ="
P Puspsm-
PERIODICALS AND sERiALs No,
Dictionary o. Painters BIZ shs%naSha' '''"A'"
ThsAmeSlcsn journal Of Science and An'
p,I issass ga "a Jan. Anaovsr Draper
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sousssE Liis'sLs ns''s gss cSisy sHslard-
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Hunt sle1s.ss' .f,srsnspy. Jan. ANGEL Co. =,
The AmsTc 'V-'
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tne s.ss,Sth fnoTican Review {. S FraEes = 20
Ths jIo,tiealtGfAt. J.a. 81 u Newman y W.
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THr -Yoap FREEMAN's JOURNAL.

The New -YoaR FREEMlN'S JOURNAL
The bad Spin, which this paper manieSss On every
occasion tor TIE Cc'holH Telegraph s 81 conspicu-
Gus that We owe Il 10 our Own selfespect and the
honor due 10 the church III Ohio. to decline hence
forth exchanging With tha, Journal One o. ITS late
numbers contains article 50 gross, vitu perau,e
an vulgar that are compelled d warn Ihe Csth-
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able 10 reconcile such patronage with the respect
which IS due 10 this diocese. paper SO reiaatAaos
for the Introduction OF dissensions heretofore un-
Known 10 the faithful can neither defend the cause
OF Caihohsity noreoify family
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SUPREME C0URT.-fn tbe matter Of

- the application ofths Msy.g AlcsFnss AID C0mner-
az Il ~ NV r ST ea sSs 70 sroals E
CITY Of Nav fsrE Tae saosenoers tommiss ,onen e.
1uiy sppoi- ed hy Sse 81 10 Supreme Cont ave ne
pursuant to the o. an Act 81 me Legs
"a Act amend Aci ,aed ar Act rsdnsssevsral
ia1s iei4is epaIy 3 ias ~! o. TsS
the aos.iars ~ NJ Esio4ts q tss.ssrc - q ne I1-
he above n-t.ei c,4tln ~. sagi'i d ss
ihey sppszr on the sps u she C ~ tosetaer
vita zach MAPS anu the amount u Assessntns, she.Ae.
Tor damage o. bsnt6t snd eli ths Adays, estimates,
and other documents. Nnich v-rs Used ~ tae to-,ass
soners making Their Teoo nave been csposiied N tne
stg,e Corrn seioness Office Of CITY aud County Of
New York cr TIE inspect Of vhcaSoeysT n1E con
ceTn tksTe fGT a. least s1y uas pe.9'e -
Court 81 the tins ara place hereinafter mentioned And
Zoe ssJ Comm ssohsss further give Eoice qersuNas -
Act entitled an Act n relation "a the collection Of Assess
meats and Taxes THE City aud County q New ~h1
f1r ofEer purposes, passed Mag a. i8io passed hr 4
1t :, H. Srsr o. s,rpers occupant occupants OF sl
houses and improved ~ 1nimprov ed anls snec-u -.
D. ths the7 have completed thsr "a mate ard A'ess
herev md VIII nav De opposed 10 he same, sre teqss
ID 10 present their o. sc,icns ia 1rtHg 20 hAkoN u
sJiE The CbaTr-su 81 the aid Commissioners. AZ ms
horse No SO GfaRd - N the city Of ~" -, 80
limits embraced by this assessment are IS fol.os' Is
AN the and situaie. ylEg aud Deng N 's Ci5 "a
between tue westerly SIDE Of 5thav he cas-
rl se Of tae Inc OF the center Of tae block oe
tween sgh and sO;hst md the line Of the center o.
CSrnns1iousrs' aEaps the Street Comm seneIs
Office ftke CITY OF New York And also al the anu so
ate lying and beng the City u New Eork nstVeeh NJ
4steriy side # sh- sV the esstsT.y 1de 81 TN Hs
se of the cenpr the block BET aeen 59th-st and S'ss
and he line Of che cenitr u ths oocs ale IN
5Gh-st as laid cut The Comnissioners maps on ne IN
TIC Street. C1mmssioaers Office OF the City of New
AID also the land situate yns ana belns IN 'nY ss -
York the westerly side OF TN aV tle eSs
sfv de o ah-av the line Of the center Of the BLOCK pc
59,h-s and e0hst and the Inc OF the center U
the b0ck 5ehst and 38t a. ct as aid out on he
ornnuseiozsrs' maps fe IN the Street C0mmssioners
Office of the CItv ~ NsF YORK. And the sad CWnms-
sopes further notice that then report N ne anofs
entitled S be made and presented 70 me supfee
Cont OF tn, state # NSVTorS at SPECIAL term OF Tue
sad Court 70 be hold Il the City Hal Of the City OF New
York on Saturday he 18th day Of February S31 A. me
neng nf the Sur on that DAY. soon thereafter az
Tosnse can We heard md that then and there motos
I be aiade That the said repSr. he coaaTIoed-DS'ed
Nar- YORK. November "a, l93i
HE .S5J 5 s1EEETTTToLE con'i''''n'T'-
HENnY F. DAVIES Attornef. hZ'UH
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sINFORD L. HACOM3ER,
JOSEPH SOUTHWORTH,
HENRY J. ALLEN,
HENRY E DAVIES. Attorney and Counsel Hsua
SVpRENE COURT. ULSTER CoUN-

SUPREME COURT, ULSTER CoUN-
- TY.-Lorenzo Ballou aud Elisabeth, has wife, ast
Harry Van Bout and Ruey, ans wife John Bon, Barnet
Ropt Peter Ran and Amelia his wife, Elizabeth Bons
Daniel Bont John Boni Charles Bont, George Bon Il "a
Beat Joseph Lockwood and Isaac Staples kXecut9fs OF
&C of Barnet Bont deceased John II Baxter aud Jane
his WIFE Mara Bont Albert Owens and Susan his vile
in Partition-Summons Tor Rehef-To the dsisndants
JOHN RONF, DANIEL BONT and JOHN BONr;
You hereby summoned and required TO answer the com
plant this action which viii be hed IN the Office Of the
Clerk Of Ulster County and copy Of your answer
en- mc rnY an Market o.. the village of Popgh-
keepse within twenty Gays afer the service thereof eI-
elusive Of the day such service and II you fail %
er the complaint Aforesaid the plaintiffs w apply 70
the Count for the relief demanded IN the complaint
October s. 1851. +. BARNARD, Plaintiffs Any;
The complaint IN this acton hed IN the sfce OF the
Clerk the County OF Ulster, the Gath day OF Decem-
ber gnstant.-Dalea December % 1851.
dS9 law cm. X BARNARD, Plaintiffs Any
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HUDSON RIVER RAlLROAD.--
il NETWORK q Albany and TROY. Winter

II II NETWORK e. ALBANY and TROY. WINTER
arrsng cement. On WEDNESDAY, Dec. a, the Trans
will. until further notice run ~ follows:
Leave Ne~-York, gong NoIth, Rom the once near
Chamber AT A NJ for Peskskiil, stopping al all
way stations At A NJ Way Msll Tram Tor Albany ans
Toy, stopping at Peeksk aud all stations north OF thst
place signal and ting with trans for he West
and North. Atl3P.M.. Express Train for Albany and
Troy stopping only at Peekskll, Cold Spring, Flshkll,
Poughkeepsle and Hudson, connecting with Western AID
Northern Trans. AT Y. M. for PougAkeepse, freight
and PASSENGER train] stopping at all way stations Al
~ for Ponghkeepse, stopping az way stations--
A. PM MAJ Trans for Albany and Trey, stopping AZ
Pstksklll Cold Spring Fshk and Pougbke epsle and al
stations North Of that place sgnd NJ Peaks,
XII, stopping az s way stations. Al Y. VI Emgfen snd
81 pTess Freight Train only.
Leave Pout hkeepse FOR Albany and Troy al 81 A. M for
height and passengers. stopping at way stations.
Leave Albany and Troy engine station gong South at
NJ Mai Train for Nss-York, stopping a. all way sta
tons who're there mails 10 be received and oeyered
AZ IL A NJ Express Train for NewYoIk stopp az only az
Hudson Poughk sepSie and Peekssil At p M Freight
and Passenger Train for Poughkeepse stopping al al
raueRs Al NJ for passengersto New.YoTk stopping
at all way stations signal. Al up NJ tor ARRIVAL 81
train from the we.,,) Night Mad TRAM ior NswYoik
stopping only 20 deliver passengers.
Leave Posghseepsie Tor NewYork st A. NJ stopping
~ stations AZ o. A. NJ. Tor 4olgh. sad passeR-
gers stopping at way stations
Leave Psekskill for Newly at % a. stopping at
WAY stations. At Z! PM stopping AZ way stations.
Passengers will Tickets before entering the Csys
New-SoIk, Dec "a, 1851 td25l W. c. YOUNG Prest.
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Gcrporaiion Notifies.

!IN0 IRON FOUNDERS.-Sealed pro-
posi-, viii he sc..7cd ~ he slfscrber :. re Office
81 the trato- tgHedur- De sr'as1' uril ltnnty o.
lS5e ~ clcck =. NJ for eco CAST IRON fApPfRS
BOMBS Pa'terrs he seen ~ appcI iru 20 ne Va
ter purveyoF ~ fhs Office The br-s - be v5red -
the ppe-} ard foot e 20 Esst River, - may oe re-
Qusd by ihe department; each r0r n We gh not less
than o. pounds specific Pre-. for sash Wi named
Ofsrs TO ne Endorsed Proposals ~ Tanpfrs Boxes
Once Ic'oh Aqusd ici De pat rut y Jan ~ ~
10 tJ9l Y DEAN, Plesalsa'.
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CorRr Of ApPEALs-Friday, January .,
ls52 Tho Court Was occupied until IL d. IL hsA''
ing motions. this being motion day o.,
No 2. 4 reserved cause.-The Chy Oh OsHego'
Appellants. All. The Oswego Canal Company
Respondents, was brought on 20 a,gamnelnI, ~,
p, .ronderts Not Concluded at2P. ~.
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ISAAC MN. SMITH,
NOTICE-pnbhc 10.

y ice is HEREBY gwen 10 he owners. occupant
occupants Of al houses anf lots improved ~ nu4n-
proved lands affected thereby that the following asses
mens have been coml etta by he Assessors Ant arc
lodged the Office ofhe Bureau % Assessments Or cys
nation. by all persons interested. For LAYING MN
CROSSWALks on the eas' aide OF SMITH Az ENl +,
acro,s 10Th ilih lHh and l'hSs The limits em'ra cd
hysurh assessment include all ne several houesand tots ~
ground vacant lots pieces AID PARCELS Of land situated N
n stery side Of between s.h and 1871 SIS nd
on beth sides OF 0.h 18th Aai i2Ih.ss between az.
ard line parsel thereto aAd distiat 400 feet easo''
therefrOm All persons whose interests are aec'et hy
the above named ents, aud Who opposed %
the same or eth ar of them are requested present RE
directions IN writing. g. the Undersigned, ~ their ONCE
No Han OF RECORDS. within thirty days nom tae dat 81
this Lo iceOhce. Bureau OF Asse ssments, Street De-
partmsnt Jan. 10 1892. - - -
FRANCIS NICIOLSON,S Assessors
~ lOt ISAAC VIM. SMITH,
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Gteamboats ann Railroaoe.
DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD

DENNSYLNANIA K A l. K . A D.
i WINTER ARRANGEMENT, between Philadelphia
and PIttsbuTg through in TWENTY FOUR H0URS-On ana
after Dec O Passengers will be carried by the Peansyva
lla Railroad Company. between Philadelphia and Pitts
barg IN Twenty tour Hours with only % miles 81 staging
over an excellent Turnpike. Fare Sill
Ths the shortest and best route between the Great
West and the Atlantic Cities, and the accommodations
are in ali respects OF the highest character The Express
Through Train I'm ~ houIs leaves the Depot Marx I,
Of Broad st every evening az 3toclock The Morn
me WAY Train leaves the same place at o'clock A. NJ.
By this line Passengers viii be carried through in 81 hours
with good nights rest ut HolasysbUg.
The above Lines pass through Lancaster, Harrisburg
L.w,town, Huntington, Jobns,Own. Sc, crossing the
Mountains by day. hght.-Pli adelphla, Dec 1921;
THOS. MOORE,
do I'm Agent Pennsylvania Railroad Company
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FRAME FRA HIcHoIsGS, Ass,sso-s.
ISAAC WI SMITH.
EYORPORATION NOTICE.-Sneet

~ IepartIrelt. No. Hal. III Records.
ReSorcd That pier he b. ~ Ia the East River, on TIE
northefv SIDE Of he foot OF e. from the easeTy
line Of TonukLs ST the pier be 2j feet m lang By 40
fee, in width piles with one block the souihely line
ton 81 northery feet and inches under the direction Of
the Street Commissioner:
Resoired That pier he bp tho Eas, River, on the
souihery si,e of the foot of Houston ST. fon The satery
pe OF TomDsns 81 the pIs TO ne 20 fet IN iesn oy ~
OF SAID pier re placed distant from the souhery ae OF
Houston southery feet and inches under the dTec-
ton If the Street Commissioner.
Resolred That the Street Commissioner b. and ne Is
propreto of the lots living oypOste whore the SAID piers
are directed to built mite with the Mayor, Adermsn
ard ComnOnaty of the City OF New-iork Ia building the
aid piers and 10 contribute their respective proportions of
the expense thereof. the may become due me
SAID piers be ced tde rS day OF March s92
ard completed within three months thereafter, under the
erection of the Street Commissioner.
Adouted by the Board OF Aldermen, Dec. 81, 1911 800
Adopted b. The Board If Assistant AdeImen Jan lS)I
Appio, I'd by the Mayor, Ian 3, 1893
JOHN DODGE, Street Commissloner
1snuafv u. 1852 liSV"
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yNO IFAD DEALERS.-Sealed Pc

posas will BE- received by the subscriber AZ the Once
Of the CToton Aqusduct Department, until January ~
Pounds Of Pig Lead Proposals viii state The prce FOR
Foreign and American cad separately SoQUO pounds 70
be delivered Al The PIE Yard foot OF 2hst East River.
~ the s ds OF March % 900 pounds by the st day IT
MAJ aud 50 600 pounds by the st day Of July iodo"ME
Terr1s cash on DELIVERY The Department reserves the
tight 10 REJECT all the bids # deemed adverse 10 the rlO-
lie interest ONCE Crston AcGs!Dct Department Jan1-
no. 1852 no ilZil ". DEAN fIeslIenl
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IN PURSUANCE of,n order Of the sn,

rrsae VI the County Of New ors, se,lc. hsr,nS
gwen TO al perscns having csi ssasnst GLOhSE BUS
SELL, late Of u. City OF Ns-Y York, dsoessed 20 pre-
,ert The same. With vouchers thsrsgf - the si'ioer
at The Office OF CHARLES RUSSELL. No. 7J5 Hoas'os-
St the City ~ NswYOk, CT before the 2is day Of
1851. ALFRED RUSSELL. lr..,.
~ nMs f.IiAPI E9 nUoSELl. l
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CORPORATION NOTICE--Puhlir

~ Notice hereby given % the owner or owners oc-
Curaat occupants Of all houses and lois improved
unmproyed lands. Affected thereby. thar the f,os AZ
have been completed BY the Assessors and
LODGED IN ohce Of the Bureau 81 Assessments FOR
eSsmnat by all persons interested viz For LAYING
afkOSSWALk ~ GREENNIC m front cd y ..
li6 and 30 The limits embraced by such assessment
cluce all he several houses ana lots 81 ground, vacant
lets and parcels oi aEd situated both sides
Green well Il, between ktsey arl BaIc'ay-ss Al ser
whose Interests arc affected by the abOYenaHed
sessmeLts, and Who opposed SINE OF either OF
them. requested "a present tlcr
ID the unt,rsiCucd fheis Office NJ ita 0f Dscos
within thirty days from tae date Of this notice q re-,
Dnrsaa Of AsesSroa's Stee' paTtmln. Jan. g lj.}
SAMUEL n DE- MOTT,
FHAKCIs NICIOL SON, Assessors
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~ notice hereby given, TO the owner or owners oecu
ant or occupants Of all houses and lots improved or
rnimnroyed lands affected thereby that The following
asessmens have been completed BY the Assessors ara
are lodged Office Of the Bureau OF Assessments
for erapnatCn by al persons Interested w FSr build
ing asENER ia AVENUE d. from the sewer ~ an
en- braced bv such assessment include Al mo seVefti
houses and tots C gr0uld. can't los, pieces ana peI-
csls ~ land situated both sldes Of Avenue ID, pc
tween Sth and l0h-s.J. botA SIDES OF Nhs- De,
tween avenue and line about lC9 feet westerly, ana
IN Soih SIDES " lOth-st between Avenue and Inc
about 100 feet westerly there from All persons whose IN,
tsres are affected BY the jb1re pamed assessments ana
no are ouDosfd to the slme either Of them are re-
uSted 10 present their ID econs IN Writing o. the IN
dsrsgpsa At their Office, No. Hal Of Record WITHIN
,biTt avs from the cate OF this nOtce.OHce Bureau 81
asssssn!sn,s Street Department. Jan 10. i6j2
SAMUEL II. DE MOII,)
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors,
~ 10: ISAAC WM. SMITH,