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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1852-02-20
State of Tennessee, McMinn co

CIRCUIT COURT, DECEMBER Term, 1852.
Mary Ann Trew,
as Petition for DipOrce
John NJ. Trew.
HtAME the petitioner, Ivy her Solicitor, and
" upon motion it appearing to the Court that
the respondent is not a resident of the State
of Tennessee it is therefore ordered by the
Court that publication be made for four sue
cessive weeks in the Athens Post, newspaper
published in the town of Athens, McMinu
county, Tennessee, requiring the respondent
to appear at the next term of this Court, at "a
Court to be held for McMinn county, at the
Court house in Athens on the I'd Monday Of
April next, and plead, answer or demur to the
complainants petition for divorce, or judy
ment will be taken by default, and the cause
set for hearing er pdrte.
JOHN L. BRIDGES, CLERK.
Jan. 80, lS52-4t Prs fee SO l75
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE.
Rev. T. SULLNs will preach in the Methodist
Church, on Sunday next, at IL o'clock, a. NJ

MARRIED-On the Afternoon of 18th inst,
by Rev. ]. Lyons, Mr.. GEORGE w. BoGARr to
Miss NANCY /. BARNErr-all of this county
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F a nj lily Grocerie s.
VIM. II. BRIDGES & CO.,

d7HENS, IENN,
d ESPECTFULLY inform the public that
III they have commenced the Grocery Bust
ness in Athens, in the house on the Northwest
corner of the Public Square, formerly occu-
pied by Joel X. Brown and are prepared to
accommodate all who may call, with good ar
ticles at reasonable prices
Their stock consists in part Of
Sugar. Coffee, SAT-, Molasscs, Syrup, Cheese
Tobacco, Cigars, Fish, Rice, Candies dc.
All of which will be given in exchange for all
kinds of Country Produce.
Also, 10 barrels Old Rectifed Whiskey,
which will be sold very low for Cash.
Their arrangements are such that they will
keep constant supply of all articles in their
line.
Feb. 6, ls52-tf l76
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Administrators Notice Of inSOl-
vent Estate.

SUGGESTION having been made to the
- County Court of Meigs county, that the es-
tate of Andrew j. McCallon, deceased, is in
solvent, and the Clerk of said Court having di-
rected publication to be made, all persons hay
ing claims against said estate are therefore no.
titled to present them, authenticated in the
manner prescribed by law, to the Clerk of said
Court, at his office in Decatur, on or before the
I'd day of March, 1852, or they will be forever
barred. JAMES b. MEDALLION,
admir- of Andrew j. McCallon, decd
Jan. 30, lS52-4t tl75
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Take Notice.

A Ii persons indebted to the undersigned, Ell
II ther at his store in town, or in Sweetwater
Valley, are earnestly requested 10 caU and ST.
tie all open accounts for 1851, by Note or Cash;
all debts of longer standing bv early pay
ments: so that the expense of collection may
be avoided.
nY" The highest price will be given for
Corn, Wheat, Oats, Feathers dc.
A. MCKELDlN.
Athens Jan. o, 1S52-tf l72
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Bar Iron and Castings !

THE subscribers having leased the TELLICO
l. IRON WORKS for a term of years. are
now in operation and prepared to fill orders
for Bar Iron, Hoitow Ware, Machineru Stovea,
and other Castings. Having large number Of
patterns on hand and experienced workmen in
that department they can supply Castings Of
all kinds on shos notice. The quality Of the
Iron is unsurpassed by any made in East Te
nessee.
Foundreys and Machine Shops supplied ON
the most favorable terms of the market.
Having had long experience in the man
featuring of Iron in its various departments,
they would respectfully request share Of
public patronage.
DANIEL WEIGH d co.
May 90, lS5l-ly 1879
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g. Look this Way! =

BARGAINS TO BEHAD!
THE subscribers selling out their remaining
l. Stock of Goods (Which consists of various
articles, at cost, for Cash in hand
BRADFORD d. DODSON.
Fob 90 1S52-tf l7S
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Land for Sale in Sweet Water
Valley, niWaSSee Purchased

TIIE undersigned offers for sale Farm of
l. 1914 acres, lying miles south of Phila.
delphia Monroe county, Tennessee on the
Morganton road, and within one mile of the
East Tennessee and Georgia Railroad.
Said farm embraces some Of the best land of
said valley, which is not surpassed perhaps by
any valley in East Tennessee, and has plenty
of timber ard about 10 acres in cultivation,
watered by a running stream, with sufficient
portion of good arabic land TO clear There
is a GOOD orchard of early and late peach and
apple fruit, a dwelling about so by Is feet. u
..arge barn about the same size dc. II is con
venient to mill and shops, and more land AL.
joining can be had if larger farm is desired.
WIN. H. SHAW.
Aug 6. 1S5l--tf ISL
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Iron Agency,

A FEW tons assorted rolled Iron from the
II Etowah Iron Works.
Tire iron, 1t to inches wide.
Square t. square.
Round " ." round.
Band " l." 3 wide.
Nail, Rod and other Iron suitable for Black
smiths and Farmers
JAS. b. Balm, Near the Depot.
Charleston, Oct 81, lS5l-6m 1852
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T WISH to purchase Ten Land Warrants, for
l. which will give the highest market price
in Cash. GEO W. BRIDGES.
Feb. 30, 1s-2-lt l7S
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LEuAl. ROTNUEx.

SUPREGE coURr.-IN THE NATTER oFTHE APRIL
city New YORK relative The opening Of that
T9s Avenue mob already from street
s.id city Thy aadsrssnsa # estimate and
psps
s!: r. r. ssssf
sn al Il
O and taxes in Che city and county Of New
Nay IN ls TO owners occupant or
rsy Ss s and
mont she shove entitled mstses and that all persons
spsss;i ss. sSs,s ss,s:
tha saic At his residence No @ TSompson
NE ey ofS:y YORK yitSs thirty Saya ron ~
srd estimate and .ssossmsns follows mat is 70
AZ Ct S s III n %
fourth street al that part Of First avenue between
water nsSl % The liver. iassrssSss s.id
ii Il ss
sFh on the East river a. or n.s. the souASTy side 81
and also al that part Of rrs: between the norsher
s 81 s IT OF aas 'as ns as s s
M u inS sS'5s in s e., oss q
sIensT shs City efNsy YORK ss s.e al Il. los.
ssSs ., Esres S s1S !, sss !. n. sad city ., Nov
between the street and lins
sfv sda osssS srsss ss 81. and aooTsd On Tho Ssa:
map q hs Cenm,oasss Of Estimate and Assessment Il
Map q Che be benefited BY opening First
and ST CITY
veyor 10 he in tho street Commissioners Office
Of the city of Now Iorh And also all the pieces
GELS Of land fronting lying both sides Of she
Interesting said First between tho norhsrly sdo
Fortyscsonu street aud the couthery side OF Eighty
fourth bounded the east by line distant half
between sad First and avenue A. and the
wcR by Tine half diatsnt between said First
aud Second laid oolored the said boz
NETT map file Aforesaid In the ONCE OF the Strso.
Commissioner Of the city ef New York Ard also sll the
Of land situate lying both sides Of the
streets ntorsecng said Fret bewees the northery
side Of Eghtysxth stroet and the southsry side Of 3h
street hso the t 80 Tho OF she lot 1T the northeast
6tb First Alao the lot the
Of the lot tho southwest OF 7th street. and
Kret avenue; aso lots the the trang lot
the northeast 18th aud First avenue;
sto the anguar lot ~ the q the ot 1T the uerth
west oil i20th street and First Also the
lot 81 the tho northeast
Of 2ist and FIRST Also three lot this
nsrthery side et street. distant about feet
westerly from ths westerly side OF said First Ge
two lots the east side Of Prst syenuo, ~
land Of Philip Mlcdoer, ana the southery side Of
l22d Also, lota the OF land OF Philip
Glcdol the northwest Of frat aud
ia2a street Also three rear lots owned BY Philip Mile
avenue. Also, plot Of ground, owned by Thatcher
r. Payne, the Of land OF James Ghestermsn be-
2d ana l2h Streets and lying west Of First
and also lot lying the north side Of 2&b street, distant
the said Commissioner do further give nooc that
port the above entitled matter will bs made pre-
scented 10 the Supreme Court the State Of New York
special term Of the said court TO be held st the City Bsu
SENDER 1882 and that then and there thereafter
counsel be heard motion will be mad that esid
rspert be sonfImea Dated Neg York, sopA ~. 1854
sHSsss i E Il EsHs oonnl.aoasr4
WILLIAM SINCLAIR }
HEnRy y. DAWES. Attorney.
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HORP NOTICE-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
~ hereby gwen to tho occupant
pants all houses and lots improved lands
affected thereby that the following assessments have been
completed Assesser and are lodged in the .fos Of
interested viz For building sewer In Charles street,
from the III Greenwich avenue TO the North river
Tho limits embraced by such include all the
several houses and ground vacant loss and
parcels Of land situated both sides Of Charles street.
from Greenwich to the North river; tho sssey
side of Factory street northerly TO Perry street. and
southery 100 from Charles street, both sides of
Fourth Blesohsr, hudson, Greenwich and Washington
the the street, aud southery 100 fest
from Charles street ALI persons whose interests AZ
fected by above named assessments and who
the either Of them are requested to
their objections in writing to the undersigned their
Office No Hall Of Records. within thirty days from the
date Of this notice.
SAMUEL II. DE MOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, }Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH.
once, Durcau Of Assessments, Street Department. Nov
II. 1852
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THE MARRIED woAANs PRIVATE MRDrOAl
Companon.-By DR.. A. N Maurooau, Professor 3
Difesses Of Women.Twontieth edition, l6nos- pp. -
guish many aasotonatt WIFE, and peouniary ds1l
Ties to the husband might have been spared tina
possession Of this work IA intended especially foy q
Important secrets which BE them paxtsS
Here ALSO eyery fense-ths wife-shs rothsr-Shs ca
either budding into the shof In the desfns
Of years-in whom nature coptemplates an imporsAAs
change discover ths symptoms snd ths no0
efficient remedies and the NEST certain mode Of euxs, q
every complaint TO whieh her sex Is subject
iK1trxot cf letter from gentleman In Dayton oh,ss
DR.. A. NJ rAuRfeEau, Nc. III Liberty street,
Ny Dear Sir-My wife has tsen peroeptbly hnkng eo9
gush suffering months before durn her con
hnement-cery successive more and dcbnsatias
and prostra.lns her, putting her life In imminent dsnxa
posed this state OF things inevitable sad resigned
self to meet the worst At this timo, (now about ave
months heard yoar book highly spoken Of oont.nin
cannot express you Tie res Il saorSed nv aisrssss
mind ard the ts impaired my wife, srniAs
thss the sreat discovery Of n Desomeaux provided
sremsay. ~ opened prospect TO me which hsse sos
have passed over head In all human probabity, M
wife would have beea In hsr and my shildres sh
II 10. of course prnotor5ls 70 convey more fully as
serious 81 treated Of they OF nature sro
intended for tho married those contemplating mar
rsge forssle st No. ~ Broadway No 2Astor Hoase Ant
Little Co, Albany; Joseph Tuaser Mobile, Ais TT
Peterson No % Chestnut strees philadelphia On ne re-
ecipt of ST. copy will DO trsnsmistsd ~ nsi rce 81
yotsss 20 sny psrs q The nnisss s,sssarehtT
New York Post Ofkes. 0ffoc. No lzs .ipsrV sTees .
Apsmphles o. sixteen page. mere 10y ~ eaas s
teap who nav degre M u expense. 70 ths
Unisnd skstos. S. tasressns - aboss
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sIAIPPlN0.

EoR STATES MAIL STEAM
win dsp. h he G'si a .'s ar Europe sAi p,
SATURDAY November g7h. twelve oooiE, M from her
is "A 'ss
s.HSp s. 1 The psss%
EbsassD &C co sIIIss sc Jo Wal, street.
TEE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITEp STATES
Mail s'ss%srsTS. :chps so%gosns this nas are the
f'a'''.s fa uhHici S.s raRs' sys West
AkcTic, captain Luce.
sbHT.GI eas S.,s. GsS s.sass.
ssyn sss sS y tract, M
in their insure strength and speed
bin Use
r.: ,:asssl s:s ssss 81: :s
No bsfths secured until paid Tor.
saturday Nov %. hs.. 'S'
s: B E.: it,: s. s.: g. g.: w. g.:
For f;bas ar ssis.ss6 iGpIEy CO.. w street. N.Y.
o N.Y., b .:..s:
GIG yissG q pk paris OF a,vr..
silver bullion specie jewsy precious ssOnss nst,ls
thereof therein sIprsssd. ''AA'' '''' - - -
VyHE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL
direct and .na tho Boston Rps
only calling at Halifax 70 land and receive mails and pas
SsnFsrs
ARABIA, Capt. JudkinS. PERSIA, Capt. -.
AFRICA, Capt. Harrison. ASIA, Capt. Lott
EUROPA, Capt. Ryrie. NIAGARA, Capt. Leitohs
AMERICA. Capt Shannon. CANADA, Capt. Lang.
Those vessels clear white light ~ nAnmAgt hsAd,
green ~ the starbosrd red port.
ricA Harrison, New York, Wednesday l7th November
Canada, Lang, Boston, Wednesday, oath November.
Asia, Lott, New York, Wednesday, LIST December.
America, Shannon, Boston, wednesday, 9th Deoenber.
Europa Ryris, New York Wednesday, 18th December.
Niagara Leitoh, Boston, Wednesday, 22d Decsm beY.
Africa Harrison, New York, Wednesday, 18th December
Canada, Lang, Boston, Wednesday, 9th jan, 1853
Arabia, Judkns New York, wednesday, 18th January.
America, Shannon, Boston, Wednesday 18th January.
Passage from New York or BOston TO UvcYpool-RrSt
cabin, Sl2lE second cabin, S70.
No berth secured until paid for.
Freight will DO charged beYend
personal expenses.
An experienced surgeon board.
All letters and must through tho Post
Once.
T.. CUNARD, No. Bowling Grsen
WAroKEs.-By order Of the British Treasury, watches
OF foreign manufacture bearing the and marks Of
English will be hereafter admitted
land In transu for the United States other
which French and watches may be-
shipped for New York or Boston, via Liverpool
without mourning the risk herstofore Of being sessd 81
Abe English Custom House.
French German and other foreign goods received ana
lading given In Havre for New York.
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rvoRPoRATIoN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IS HERE.

CoRPoRATIoN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IS HERE-
Nby given to the occupants
OF ali end ots improved unmproved lands Affect
thereby that the following assessments have
pleted aud are lodged In the ooe
Bureau OF Assements for examination by all persons n
tereed vTcr regulating and gradng space forty feet
fourth TO Oh street The limits embraced ~ such
include a sh several houser and lots Of ground
cant lots and parcels Of land stuaed both sides
Of Eighth avenue, from Eghtyfourth 70 th street On
the north side OF aud both sides OF Eighty
NTH Eighy sixth Eighty seventh Bishtysighth Eighty
ninth Nineteth Ninety first Ninety iocond Ninety third,
Ninety-fourth Ninety nth Ninetyslxth Nnly seventh,
Nnetyefhth knetyninth Tooth, loHt lQd l0ld, l0ih,
the seventh end westerly half way to the Ninth avenue
All persons whose interests Affected tho above
ASSIGNMENTS and who opposed 10 the same or either
them are requested to present thor objections writing
tho underfigt cd at their Office Hall OF 3rls yl,h-
In thirty days from The date Of this notice.
sAMuIL III DE MOTT.
fhANClS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
- ISAAC WA. SMITH.
0nico rureau Q! ksscssmeais stroes Department Nov.
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CORPORATION NOTIcE-NoTIcE Is HBRRBY
~ Evea, 70 the occupant or oesupsnN
al houses and ts Improved unimproved lands susot
ther by that the have bsn com
Buresu Of for snaonation by All Pr.on: 10
Broadway Green The limits by sueh
assessment include all the several houses and lots OF round
Of hey broadway and oresnweh street and
the saerly side Of street and westerly side OF
Broadway hundred feet nothsrly and southsry
from Dsy street. All whose interesl are aheesd
by the above named and who are opposed 20
the either Of them requested to present their
obiectiops writing - the ynAerssed at their once
No. Hall Of Records within thirty from tho date OF
this notice. SAMUEL ii. DE MOTT, J
FRANCIS NICHoL50N,f Asfessors.
ISAAC WM SMITH,
Once, Bureau Of Assessnents Street Department. Nov
An ls6Z
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ERANKLIN MUSEUM, H5. CHATHAM STREET
Il George Lea, ProprietorThe above establishment 10
open every afternoon O'clock the evening at TX,
for the purpose Of oas and Original
lists together with variety Of beautiful performances.
For further particulars bills Of each day
arm ohair k cents; Boxes % cents Gallery 12 cents.
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CORPORATION NOTICE - PUBLIC NOTICE IS
~ hereby given to the owners occupant or
Of all houses and lots improved unn proved
lands affected thereby that the following assessments
have been completed by the Assesso ana sre in
Of the Bureau Assessments for examination
all persons interested viz For regulating and lam
ng Fifty fourth street. from Broad to the Eighth
The limits embraced by such assessment include all
several houses and lots Of ground vacant let's pieces
and Parcels land situated both sides Of Fifty fourth
street from Broad tho Eighth All PERSONS
whose interests affected by the above nsmed
epts who opposed to the either ofthem,
their objections in writing, to the
undersigned their flee No. Hall Of Records, within
thirty days from the date ~ this notice.
SAMUEL ii. DE MOTT ,.
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH.
ONCE Burau Of Assessments, Street Depart nent, Nov.
IL. 1852.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICES HERE
~ by given, the OCCUPANT
ofa lots unmproved lands affected
thereby that the have been
BY the Assessors and lodged 10 the office OF the Burs
vIFor tagging the northery cwalks of Delaney street,
between NarRn aud East streets The limits embraced by
include all the several aud lots
ground pieces and parcels Of land situated
the portberly side of Delaney street. between East and
gin persons whose interests affected by the
above named assessments and who arc opposed to the same
either them requested to present their
in writing the undersigned nj their Office No. Hall OF
Records within thirty days Of the date Of this notice.
SAMUEL ii. DE MOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, }Assessors.
is aAC WIN. SMITH.
once, Bureau Of Assessments Street Department, Nov
Il, 1852
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CORPORATION NoTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is
~ hereby given, to the owner or owners occupant or
lands affected thereby that the following have
been completed by the Assessors and lodged in the Of
persons interested vz-For paving Thirty street
between Fifth and Sixth and higgng
feet wide in the sidewalks of The limits
by such include all the several houses and lots
on both aides of Thirty street. between Fifth and
Sixth All persons whose interests affected
by the above named and who opposed
the same either of them requested to present their
objections in writing the undersigned, at their occ
No4 hall Of Records within thirty days from the date Of
ths notice. SAMUEL IL. DE MOrr. }
FRANCIS MICH FOLSOM, Assessors
ISAAC VIM SMITH,
once Bureau OF Assessments Street Department., Nov.
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MEDICAL ADVISER AMP MARRIAGE GUIDE-A
l practical treatise ncrer before published Twenty
i've cens copy, FREQ Of post,se. S,ld BY Stroger
Towpgend 2a2 j. G. Harriet f22n Broadway; and BY The
author. L.rmont, physei,s and surgeon, AZ Rcsds
street fr0a iWcv, " whore no trcats all these
gl,ai@ts fgsI .ae'is j, III! csls I'M
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CORPORATION NoTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE is
~ hereby given TO the owner or swners or 90
lands affected thereby that tine following hays
besn completed BY The Assessors and are lodged The
once Of the Bureau Of for by al
persons interested viz For building sewer in WshinE-
ton between Rector and Morris streets The limits
embraced by such include all the several houses
and lots Of ground vacant Lots esss and parcels OF Land
situated both sides Of Washington street, between kso-
tor and Norris streets All whose interests are At
posed either Of them requested TO
Sens their obeeens writing TO the undersigned, ~
their ONCE, No Hall Of Records, within thirty days from
SAMUEL H. DE MOTT.
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, }Assessora
ISAAC WIN. SMITH.
Once, Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department,
November &, 1852.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IL
" hereby given TO the owners occupant
oupants all houses and lots improved uninprovsd
lands affected thereby that the following assessments have
nd lodged in the ofoe
tbs Bureau Of Assessments for examination by all per-
interested yzForpavng Thirteenth street between
include all tho several houses and LOTS Of ground vacant
Thirteenth street. between avenues and c. and Tho
side Of G, LOO feet north and south from
Thirteenth street, whose interests affected
the above named sssessnsn and who are opposed 70
objections writing to the undersigned, NJ their ONCE
No Hall Of Records within thirty from the date Of
This notioo. SAMUEL H. DE MOTT
'ER AN Wx NisGNH111hHsoN' Assessor
ONCE Bureau Of Assessments Street Department. Nov.
y. 1852.
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CORPORATION NOT1CE.--PUBIC NOTICE IS
~ hereby given to the owners occupant or
cupsnts Of all houses and lots improved unimproved
lands effected thereby that the following assessments
completed bv the aud lodged in the
Of the Of Assessments for examination all
persons Interested viz For building Sewer in Fifteenth
9th street, the Sixth and Seventh The
limits embraced by suoh inclados several hous
ss and lots Of grouna vsesnt oss pec and parcels OF
Sixth and Seventh avenues All persons whose interests
affected by the above named assessments and who
opposed TO the either Of them requested to
preset their objections In writing to the undersigned at
their ONCE Hall Of Records within thirty days from
the day Of this notice.
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, : Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH.
Office, Bureau of Assessment Street Department., No
vsmber IS, 1852.
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eF REPAIRS AND SUPPLIES NO

DEPARTMENT OF REPAIRS AND SUPPLIES. NO
~ vsmber IL, lS52-To Contractors-SeAlsd proposals
will DO received at the ocs of the Commissioner or Repairs
and Supplies No New City Hail. until Monday, the 22d
OF November 1t o'clock y. NJ, Mt which time they will
be opened in accordance with the ordinance there
fSrfor filing the Eastsry Of th Third from
Of the present Graded portion The plan and speeiaoasi9n
regard thereto. be had Ut the office OF the
Of Repairs and Supplies, No. New City Hall Blank ss
be had 81 said shes Estimates DO endorsed
with the Of the the date
Of presentation and the to which II relates NB
The Commissioner the right of rejecting all any
Of the estimates deemed for the interest OF the Corpora
tion. WILLIAM ADAMS,
Commissioners Of Repairs and Supplies.
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CORP GRAFTON NOTICE-PUBLIC NOTICE ID
~ hereby given to the occupant 90
supAnts 81 all houses and let's improved unmproved
lands affected thereby that the following have
been completed the and In the ONCE
interested For repavng street, Duane 10
Jay street. Tho limits embraced by suoh ASSESSMENT in
sude all the several houses and lots Of ground
pieces AID parcels Of land situated both sides of West
street, between Duane and Jay streets All persons whose
interests affected by the above named and
Who opposed 70 the same either Of them are request
Signed their ONCE No Hs Of Records, within thirty
days from the date Of this notice.
SAMUEL 81. DE MOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH,
Oss. Bureau Of Assessments Street Department Nov9