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Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-15
Vocal and Instrumental Music, Da,
cling, sc.

We would ask for the cards of Mr.. j. X. Coop
ALL and Madame GooDALI the attention of the
citizens of Washington. They come among us
well introduced and highly recommended. In
the musical education of our people we feel a
lively interests and such opportunities as are now
presented to us have rarely been accessible. If
so far encouraged as to be enabled to perfect his
plans, Mr.. Goodall win enable the amatuers to
effect such salutary organizations as they have
ong desired, and by their united efforts at i'm
provement to elevate the musical taste and skill
of this metropolis
Bsy~ Among the guests who arrived at Old
Point Comfort on the 11th instant were Mrs.
Fillmore, Miss Fillmore, Mr.. Fillmore, jr., Hon
W. G. Dawson, Hon. e. G. Cabell and lady, and
Mrs. General Ashley.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-15
PIANO FORTE.

rNHE Splendid Piano Forte manufactured by Nunns 4
Clark New York. for which PRIZE MEDAL was awarded
by the Committee of Managers Of the E1bo Of az Ma.
lions at London 10 being exhibited at the Nationai
examine it. y 12-d1w
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-15
lNTERRsT ON DEP0sITEs

ry,HE BANK or THE UsIos-Browns Marble Building-n
/ lows interest on depositss when made for defn
period.
STOCKS bought and sold commission at the Bank
the Union. Newsl jy 13-n
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-15
ROCKY MOUNTAIN INDIANS!

ROCKY MOUNTAIN INDIANS!
~ AaUERREOTYPE lGsnesses Of the principal Chiefs Of
il fla dffersnt Rocky Mountain tribes of Indians
sxbibition at BENEFITS National Gallery,
Penna ay., between 9th and TIN sts.
The Daguerreotype from if OF the departed patriot
80 - - BENEFITS National Gallery,
jy 18--3t Pa av., bet. 9th and 7th SITS.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-15

TOR RENT-A Brick House on New York O.
L avenue, between 18th and 18th streets. The LII
person who occupies the House at present would dispose
his entire Furniture at very great bargain For further
parti ,ulaTs inquire at -
iv III
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-15
NOTICE.

THE members e Usage Tribe Of Red Men take pleasure
in stating TO their friends and the public at large that
tbsy will Civ moonlight excursion down the Potomac on
the 9th Of July for which occasion they have
a, !, s,,,,ra od,ort,eoment jy l3--tf
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-15

DOOMs TO RENT.-Inquiro at Mrs. CoLLI
II SONS Millinery and Fancy Store, 9th st., near bouis
iy 1l-tr
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-15
LAND WARRANTS

DoUGHT at the highest market rates at the Bank Of
ID Union News jy 13-tf
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-15

HE Daeuerreotye likeness Of Gen. Scott the larges
sized plate, said by the old hero himself and all tina
have seen IL to be the best ever takpn exhibition at
iy l3-3t BENEFITS National Gal cry
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uo,l,on OF mans term OF office. lhai portion TO CON
ineOce on day in the future. There Is nothing IN The
constitution 70 prevent haa .n.,s Is no'ns ID we
not resign lake effect al future day. can seq
nothing OF evil IN principle or practice 20 afife ron
such IL has long been the established pfae
ice OF Congress 10 sanction such designations
The senator from Connecticut Mr.. IoucxYl brought
40 what he called new point here do not consider y
point al all He takes the ground tha' me DEAN
Of Mr. Clay makes his resignation void Now, The death
OF Mr. Clay could have eject upon that Iesxn1u4n
il il was good al the time he made H. II he had The
rghto resgn his office 10 lake elect al iasuIe aay no
that Yesix nation When he sent his resignation 10 the
legislature OF Kentucky and they accepted IT, the ac was
complete, the resignation bad been made aud accepted
and in order to make that resignation void IN any event,
the Senate must take the broad ground that no man can
resign his office until the very day he walks out Of
H. know OF several cases, and ! have heard OF
several others, OF judges sending IN their resigna'
ton take effect day IN future, perhaps alter the
OF the court would have terminated perhaps ~ three
months, OF six months and IN The mean time they have
gone and discharged all the duties OF their office And
that all correct, all proper for il otherwise, then
when Judge makes up HE mind 10 resign, be must leave
The bench at once, and thus perhaps throw the admin
isTation OF justice into confusion, delay causes, NC.
hink has always been established rule in cases OF
this kind to permit 10 say in advance that he re-
signs his Office at some future day The cases here show
that reagnaons OF that kind conclusive upon the
parties making them, and cannot be taken back
We must, therefore, il appears 10 me, IN either view OF
this case, admit Mr. Dixon 10 his seat. lie has been
elected ~ MS legislature 10 III tis man u'sPue0
thaa-and he be kept out OF only by forced con-
syucton Of the constitution AS to Mr. claim
tits impossible for the Senate make him senator TO rep
resent the State OF Kentucky here because she has never
appointed him for that Office, neither through her governor
or her legislature Whether the governor committed
an error in not extending his commission through the
whole vacancy until the next meeting OF the Legislature
of that State not question for us 10 determine here
The fact is he did not appoint HIM 10 MI thus seat now
and il he be admitted here for that purpose, he will be
made senator by an act OF this Senate. and not by
any ACT either OF the governor the legislature OF the
Commonwealth OF Kentucky.
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CHANCE make by NIL persons In or Of business
No needed but fc Incurred requires
trsveIngno peddnr you the comforts of
wth TINS chance go &h0 month This IL
soshsg entirely and worthy the attention OF all honest
desiring permanent Genicci employment.
The right and kno Wedge This win be any erson
cto%ins ~ psd JOSEPH WHAT Monroe Orange co"
~, New vovh
Person. sending viii please their and address plainly
Il-d2~
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INCt.& TOMS sAhsS.~A hfelke jaGuerreotype Of Mrs
stowe author Of Uncle Toms Cabin Il on exhibition
Whtehus Gallery, Pennsylvania street,
win portrait Of sontss, me famous Queen song
7-~Am
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NOTICE. TO Citizens Washing tOn.--The Board
hereby that they will meet daily al their
ROOM Hall, from 10 O'clock O'Clock
from he hsent TO the thirty first day Of December instant nciu
Sundays Chmas day excepted for the OF
rsoens pointed the lists sub
ct the ending the thirty first day of the
Decembe aud Of adding thereto the Of
subject the said school which have been omitted
tharedkom. II sHs fs#s HF. 4#8 y.5i5 -g
would particularly call the attention of all the fact
election In this city whose
subject school year.
white Of twenty
would therefore do well whether his
Be said lists and omitted, notice 10 the Board of
Assessoru that be added and returned for this year.
y fft r. y. HARNESS.
#N GEORGE Ii. PLANT,
a...& ...# VALENTINE HARBAUGH,
WASHINGTON LEWIS,
JEREMIAH HEPBURN
ENM DANIEL 4. KEALEY,
f.M3 I DAVID HEPBURN,
s.Hga~ +. MEt-s T5a Assessors
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u COTS National Daxusrreotypo Gallery.-M. A. ROOT
~ Co. az Philadelphia and New York, have opened
They undertake produce truthful artistic, eSqus finished
either Of individuals groups, door
views hc Ac, t1seful flames, Iockets
Ac shortest and please Their claims
pa6ttc they prizes awarded
peouty patronage $1,000,
eenera appreciation bestowed them home and abroad To
citizens Washington they cordial
call and hsr specimen whether desiring
NJ. A. ROOT,
Dec 10 Penn. ay. 9Th
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WAsIER HARPER CO., rsnnsyvania avenue, 9th
ana Uh Streets will this
@sae french and New York made coaks and nenlss in cloth
and velvet trimmed NJ embroidered.
Also, small lot furs vcorncs md cuff stone
MARIN, fitch, snd martin, III
Dec i7--detn
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the settlement oil the accounts oil the public printer for
paper used by him since tue LIST OF Noycnbcr 1852 in
which they request the concurrence OF the Senate.
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old Brandtcs, Champagne and Madeira Wines, Ci-
" kcHennescy, Jean LOUIS Otard Dupuy Co.. and old
London dock brandes pure and Of finest quality IN
wood and in bottles. sfsaE.s.
aI htffr. CHAMPAGNE WINES.
Renanld and Francois, Heidseck
Mumms verznay Bouches Vezanary Moet and other fine
sft champagne wines
81 MADEIRA AND SHERRY WINES, sc.
Pine old serca Bus wines in
Eli and in bottles
Pale, dark and gold Sherry wines
Manschino aud fine
Old Scotch malt, and fine old rye wbskey
Jamaica rum, Holland gin, &c. in wood and In bottles
Csmpbeil's, Tenants and Byass English ale
Brown stout and porter. in quarts and pintx
eHi FINE HAVANA CIGARS.
Victoria, Franklin, Jose Fraques
liza cigars, of superior quality. .-. M. #..
Beet Mrs Milet's fine chewing tobacco.
Goods delivered porterage all Of the city
MIDDLETON
NU6tg LE Opposite National Hotel, Pennsylvania
Dec 5-SatTuhThlm
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DAfls MiIlinery.-Mrs ANN H. CLARK calls
tbs the ladies handsome of winter
whsh Hhe will to-day, Saturday, the lsh and Monday
The 30th 10 = fashionable saloon.
Also handsome selection OF Couara feathers with few also
Of white. Styles kept up promptly attended
BrAss Georgetown Of The post ofee
Il U&c
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SENATE.

Hon Jons Bell, of Tennessee, appeared in his sea-
this morning. }#
RESTORATION on PRESIDENT Pro TEMPoRE.
The Senate was called TO order by Asbury Dickns
esq Secretary OF the Senate who said With the per
mission Of The Senate, will read letter addressed 10
me by the Hon. WIN r. KKa, President OF the Senate
WAsHlseroN Cry. Dec, 70. 1852
You will oblige by laying before the senate my lei
VIM. X. KING.
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MIR DOWNS. Mr. President, in the early days OF the
session report sent in from the Secretary ot the
Interior the subject OF the private land claims in the
Bastrop grant in the State OF Louisiana AS believe
THAI report has nol been referred Will move that.
gsthsr with the accompanying documents, be referred
10 the Committee on Private Land Claims
The motion agreed TO.
Mr. D.. will, at the same time, submit motion thai
Thousand extra copies be printed Tor the OF The
Senate. aa
Tee on Printing G@I IN.
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n WAHR1NER Il CO, PennsyIvania Avenue, be-
VI 10th
6na fancy goods, suitable Christmas Balh
Philadelphia and New York prices Their stock
sssc and Of the latest fashion, All the articles warranted
rspsessntsd, prices uniform
The puhlc respectfully large
sock. Dec ls-7ids
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Mr. JONES, of Tennessee, moved to dispense with the
usual morning busness and proceed at once 10 the
sdeaton OF the resolution with respect TO the creden
tails of Hon. Archibald Dixon.
Mr. GWiN hoped that the morning business would bt
allowed 10 go on.
Several SENATORS uniting in the request that the cleo
lion case should no, be called up until one o'clock Mr.
JONES Withdrew his motion.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-13

GRoToN AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT. : TO CON.
traetorsSeaed proposals will be received at ths of
ice the Crotor Aqueduct Department Rotunds Park
untL Monday the 9th day of August 1884, ut clock PM
TO hud sewer with the necessary receiving basine and
ouyerts In Forty third street. between Eight and Ninth
avenues being In length about feet The OF the
and specifications for the building OF The same all
othrE nfernsta reistDg thsretc he obtsned
plieatioh e the Contract Cltrk. At this Once.
NICHOLAS DEAN,
New Yozh, July X, lss2,
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Commissioner Of Streets and Lamps.
August 10th, 1852.
DEPARTnENT OF REPAIRS AND suPPLIRs-

IMPAIRMENT OF REPAIRS AND SUPPLIES
~ Augusta ls52-To Bull proposals. will be
Supplies No. New City Hail. until Thursday. August l9
~ u o'clock 1t which time they will be publicly ed
for the erection Of building in franklin street. for the
Of Hose Company No o. and Hook and Ladder Company
No. Ill and also for alterations and repairs TO the house o.
essim.se or mason and carpenter work for each build
ing separately The plane and specifications Of the work
required TO be done and all information In regard thereto
can be had at the office 81 the Of Repas to
Public Buildings No. 10 Elizabeth street Blank estimates
will be furnished mt either office. B.-Tae Commissioner
the right Of reje ,tng all OF the estimates
deemed for the interest Of the Corporation. >.
VIM ADAMS, Commissioner Of Repairs and Supplies.
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AGENCY.

VUoRTHINGToN G. sNETHEN CONTINUES TO
w practice law in the supreme Court-so attend to
before Congress prosecute claims and settle
against the Departments and Boards Of Commits
siopeto patents 81 home and abroadto obtain
and bounty lands to collect debts dividends
ieg.ces part Of the United States
in foreign oountresto make investments OF fnnds in
loans and stocks and bond and mortgage and
tiate the purchase sale of loans lands and patent
State Of the Union Particular attention paid
California land title coming the United States
Supreme Court appeal Communications, paid adj
dressed W. G. snethsn No Carroll place, Capitol Ill.,
Washington D. c.. will NEE: with prompt attention.
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DEPARTMENr OF REPAIRS AND sUpPlIEs-Au

DEPARTMENT OF REPAIRS AND sUPPtiEs.I;Au,
~ gust IL, IS52-To Masons-SeAled proposals will be
received the office Of the Commissioner Of Repairs and
Supplies, No. New City Hail. until Thursday August ~
IL o'clock NJ At which time they will be publicly opened
for the monwerk required "a enlsrgng and repair. to
the work In alterations and repairs house No
81 Ann street for the use Of Engine Company No. Esti-
majors will estimate for the for each house
separately The plans and Of tho work re-.
qred be DONE and all in regard thereto
be had Mt the oce Of the of Repairs to Pub
lie Buildings No. 10 Elizabeth street Blank esmstes will
be furnished ut either office N B-The Commissioner re
the right of rejecting all any Of the estimates u
deemed for the interest Of the Corporaton ~
Commissioner Of Repairs and Supplies
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UHAVEI.LERs' GUIDE


TIE NEW AND ELEGANT STEAMER, FRANCIS
SkIDDY will leave foot 81 Jay street, for Albany every
Monday. Wednesday, and Friday Returning. will leave
Albany Tuesdays Thuredays and Saturdays This Boat
is provided with Francis Patent Metallic Life Boats Tho
feel confident that BY her will
her the safat and most comfortable Boat the River
Tor further infermati IN mp ply TO
J.MCULLoUGH, Agent, i59 Front st.
THE eTEAMBOB- REINDEER WILL LEAVE rHE
foot OF Muers2 street. for ALBANY. on Tuesday THUS
day and Saturday, At O'clock A. NJ, making tho uHusi
time and .aoe the opposite days, Monday wednesday
And Friday.
CAMDEN AND AMBoY RAILROAD FOR PuInA-
~ delphia.-LtaNes by steamboat JOHN POTTER Pier
No. North riy 1T NJ AID 7. NJ. through in ~
ony) So Keturning, leave Philadelphia, foot Of WslEut
street, at A. NJ and r. b.
LBANY, TROY, AND LEBANON SPRING5.-rHE
N Of the New York and Harlem Railroad leave the
City Hail station. Now York daily Sundays excepted
connecting With the Western Railroad ror Albany and
Troy Lebanon Springs Pisded Springfield and other In
scrrtjiate stations. At O'clock r. M.Accommoda
train Chatham Four Corners connecting with Westarr
R.ro I'D going east Pssrengers for Lebanon Springs vii
take the 10 o'clock A. H. train TO Chatham Western Rail
road Canaan and ataee Lebanon arriving early the
same afternoon. Fare through, 50 SL0AT, Sup't.
LfoR PHILADELPHIA DIRECT--U. s. MAIL ANr
Express lines, through in four hours. New Jersey
Railroad via Jersey City; leaving New York at6 NJ foot
Of corilsndt streets; and 5 r Liberty street Fare
Return at and A. u, and 81 P. N. Baltimore Wash
ipgton Norfolk and Charleston Through tickets sold in the
above lines and through baggage carried in the and
ga +. N. lines.
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CKoToN AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT-To CoNrRAC-
~ torSesle9 Proposals will be received ~ the nics Of
the Croton hqueduct Depsrtment tRotunda Park) III
Monday the seccnd Gay Of August 1882 ut three O'clock
NJ To baa Sewer with The necessary receiving
and eulyor in Centre srse from Grand 20
being In nth about $50 feet The plan Of Sewer
spech atoms for building Of the and all other in
formation relating thereto be obtained application
TO the Contract Clerk, AZ this office.
President Of the Crotop Aqueducs Department.
New York, July "a, 1882.
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DEPARTMENT OF STREETS AND LAMPS, CORNER

Ia OE STkEEIS AND LAMPS, CORNEH
Of the total disregard Of ordinances made
nen 70 p law
AN oRpIN .NcE The Mayor, Aldermen and commonal.y
Of the City Of New York. in Common Council convened do
Sec All and other vehicles by any person
to o, er any : b a
the contents from leaking se'lias or scstssag the
nsnce thereof before any agre.ate Of
All pavemeuts hereafter to be laid in any the streets
lanes this city by the superintendent Pavement
water gas or osher pipes shall alter the
is laid ana driven down them inch
g ANY All persons other than the Of
in h % The an @ a and
within twelve days after such pavement shall bs
a % %
ni Re u & s9 sns
part Of and all streets lanes and thoroughare
may have been made or other work done 10
R N anss e H %
endent Of Streets shall certify that this section has been
Any persons excepting the Of
% a ns Sa
the time specified therein shall forfeit and the
cart to be loaded heaped up with sand eart
mud, csy rubbish that the contents any part
sas and af'SSs the
s % isWfa either the g., oomp.ne.
this city, to break any Of the pavements Of this city
without the permission of the Commissioner of Rpair and
Supplies and the Commissioner Of Streets and Lamps and
such consent shall not be given until the party applying
therefor shall into stpuation. satisfactory to the
Commissioner Repairs and Supplies repair and replace
the said satisfaction OF the Commissioner
Of Repairs Supplies ~ his their by
named in such permit and person per-
shall neglect and refuse TO repair and replace the
with such stipulation and permit, they shall
forfeit for each the of fifty dollars and
IN addition thereto shall be liable the Of
peng and replacing uoh pavement and which shall be
done by and under the direction Of the Commissioner Of Re-
pairs and Supplies.
All ordinances parts Of ordinance inconsistent with
this ordinance are hereby repealed.
Adopted by the Board Of Aldermen, July a. lS49 Adopt
cd by the Bosrd Of July &c. lsis Approved BY
D. T. VALENTINE, Clerk C. c.
Notwithstanding the immense quantity Of sowering,
paving patching streets laying railroad tracks gas and
Croton ter pipes and and alterations OF all
kinds there has been but certificate applied for to the
Of Streets in conformity with alton Sd OF
above ordinance which was given the 18th Of July last
past The heads Of departments hereby requested to
observe those sections that refer to Them snd
informed that the provisions above referred TO will In
-u''.' = HENRY ARCULARIUs. Jun,
Commissioner Of Streets and Lamps.
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CCoTT, DIR. JOHNSON, BoNAPARTE-THESE THREE
~ All believed firmly in Astrology.
And kings aud lords, than the name,
HAx mutt their aaA O Rohaak'A

And kings aud lords. than the muse name,
Rave put their eignet seals 70 Roback's fame.
From Sweden e land, singer and n seer
Came DER the sea to try their influence here.
A Lind, Rohack-each in different ways
Excited wonder and ded praise.
There family In Sweden better known than that Of Ro
back For hundred and eveDty Ave every
Der Of the has had the gift OF fore telling the uure and
declaring the events Of the past and kings MOBILES
and Chiefs have consulted them with But In
Of the has the git. been developed
assduously cultivated "a in DR. G. W. Roback,
residing in this city, hte street, whose reputation
for curing the most fatal diseases, and giving fortunate
termination OF all events in business speculation and court
ship proyerha thIopghout the United States lie solves
Gil difficulties by astroogy geomAnoy the oraoles aud the
ens Of the Zodiac The natves he casts truthful
fate itse He invites all who in difficulty to
consult hm-a who sick TO and try the value Of
astrology. All letters to g. W. ROBaCK, NOT White
will be religousy attended to- paid For
particulars call and get Astrological Amanac gratis,
where certificates can be seen.
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EOR AUSTRALIA.-THE NEW AND SPLENDID
Il double engine steamship WEST WIND" 100 tons
s"fshSn WIZ sS for Port Phillip and sydney
This vessel will stop at the Cape two days for
&c and 1t IL confidently expected that she viii
passage In sixty ve days to Port Phillip. Her
saloon e segany fitted for families wishing 70 emsr.te
which has vet sailed first Cabin passage $3.50; sooond
cabin do $40 AZ the berths being rapidly akn early
application should be made TO the undersgnod =
ELIAS b. sERYosS. 13l Pearl st, near Wau .t
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CROTON AQUEDUoT DEPARTMENT-TO CON-
~ sractors-Sealed proposals. will be received AZ the of
uat Monday, the 2d day of August 1884, AZ o'clock
NJ build with the receiving basins and
cuiverts Twenty street. between Lexington and
Third avenues being length about go feet The plan Of
the and specifications for the building Of same
and al other information relating therso be obtained
on application TO the Contract Clerk at th. office
NICHOLAS DEAN. President Of tho
New York. Angus. H. 1852 Croton Aqueduot Department
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
~ hereby given, to tho owners, occupant
supants an housed and lots improved or unm
have been completed by the Assessors and lodged in the
oce the Of Assessments for examination by all
persons Interested viz For building from the
street through the Ninth ayenne and
fifteenth street. to the Eighth The limits
braced by such assessment include all the several houses
lots ground vacant lots peceg And parcels Of land
situated sides Fifteenth street between Seventh
and Ninth the eastery side Of Ninth avenue
terry side between Fourteenth and Fifteenth Streets
both sides Of Eighth and westerly side Of Seventh
avenue northerly and 1903 feet souherly from F
tccnt All whose interests are affected ~
the shove AIMED and who opposed 90 the
same or either them requested TO their OBJ
jeciona writing to the undersigned at their Office No
Hall Records within thirty days from the date Of this
notice. SAMUEL II. DE MOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH,
ofee Bureau Of Assessments Street Department JAY
81, 1852.