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1.-TWO LOFTS to LET, with Steam
Power. at No 40 lotha Inquire of YOUNGS
CI-TTER No 10 Cannon-st-
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for SALE-Completely fur

pished with IS acres Of lawn and woodland, large gar
den outudings &c. about 20 miles from me cry, oel
looking the ocean splendid scenery rver ana sea oas
s.;inc g,nnins fshnz &c fortune can be realized IN
few y.ars VIII be sold az great bargain S,ooV o te
sned In cash the balance bond and mortgage Apply ~
r. Cia,srdon saloon corner OF Duane-st, Broadway
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.OR SATFLA few more 5, 10, 30. and

n an acre rp;rnroved Farms situated IN the most pleas
- besithy part Of Long Island, two and half hourS
de from the city. Twenty new houses pu ana now oailans
~ nc on CITY lots in the woods bat 10 and 20 acre farms
Si,h when completed viii not cost more than city lot
-, bopse ana YOU will have comfortable home for
nn-.f and families The best kind of Association u 70 20
% your own hook and examine for yourselves for parcu
"a S 49, .u,l, 70 A. McCOTTER, No. l1s Fulton-st-
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st. Lot IS by about SO feet House % by AZ four stories
and under cellar Coton water throughout dram from yssd
and will be sold for $500 For further particulars apply to
r. H BROWN, No III Wal-st, from TO r M.
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NOR SALE or to RENT-The large

IL and spacious building known as RiCES HOTEL, sat.
nated In the village of Rochelle, within five nlnutes
walk Of the Railroad depot This Hotel IS IN
fine and complete order and designed particularly for sum-
rer bogers aud has been crowded during the past two
wears Would be exchanged for city property Fine garden
and out-buildnss connected Inquire OF SAhU Eli r.
FRINK No. - Psrk-place. Is always In from 70 IL
O'clock A. NJ
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ITO LET-Four large and desirable
rooms in second story Of. Nos 81 and ess Broadway
west de finely lighted The two roorns In each No can be
GOULD K BERRY, No. 297 Broadway.
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HOTEL to LET.-T'he Wooster House,
at Danbury Fairfield County, Connecticut, located
within few rods the Depot and termination Of the Dam
hurry and Norvak RAILROADS. newly built with all the
veniences of modern hotels and is abundantly supplied with
sprng water with arrangements for heating the for
bathing and other purposes To person well qualified Tor
Apply to T. s. TWEEDY, Danbury, or to U. B. TWEEDY,
No A Broadway, New-York
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IOUNG LADIES' INSTITUTE

tNDUCAIIUN.-An Episcopal Clergy
/man residing within days ride of the city, desnoU
OF receiving into his family three young ladies vhs
on together with music the Piano Forte Terms ncnf
ing all expenses, $50 per year Address Rev b. C. J. m
bune Office.
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THOR SALE[A House and five acres of
NOR SALE.-The Steamboat Dock

and store-House thereon, at Norhport, Long Island
Tins property egiby situated for Country Mercantile
hup.rs and already paying handsome income from whar-
fage &C. win be sold reasonable terms and for low
cc The situation is exceedingly advantageous for bIsi-
res communications with the city being easy and frequent
by Steamboat Sailing vessels and Railroad large inland
trade finds depot this place and the shpbudng inter-
wealth TO any having small capital 70 invest offers
superior Inducements. Apply to HENRY J: SCUDDEA,
Room No - Insurance Buildings, No. 81 Wall-st
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OAKLAND HALL.-This beautiful res
NOR SALE-A Farm of forty-two

LWH SALE--A uTlH OF 1OTty-tWO
acres situated within 20 minues walk of Long Island
Sound and 10 minutes Of Pochestsr Railroad Depot New
York on the Byram River On the Farm six buildings
and great variety of Fruit Trees 1t formerly known
Capt Peacocks place. and has always been aavorite
country residence of New York families account Of the
heslthulness OF the locality. Adjoining the Farm v
lage forming rendering the position good one for invest
ment the whole may be sold for building lots Title clear
Half the purchase money may remain on bond and mortgage
Apply on the Farm H. WIEGAiN, No. Ill Vsrckst,
corner Of Charlton, New-York
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MANSION SQUARE FEMALE

lvl SEMINARY Ia Poushkeepsie, New York n
Summer Term will commence THURSDAY, Ay
The Principal will call any gentlemen who with 10 eass
young ladies for the tenn, who will address their csr1s
him, in Of d. Appleton 4 Co.. or Of J. >. Dhane4
Ocean Bank. W. p. GIBBONS, NJ ID, Principal
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IA 'N7It N-fI1t- W 4 Ut EIIr III T@'rNN NV.'
n J.: Of 90 scyes, with Houses kc, and Of -
without buildings having mil sites Also Building Lots
on hhts of StaeE Island Fer particulars inquire q, No
az broadway.
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MOST IMPORTANT NOTICE.-To

VA Manufacturers Mechanics Merchants Gardeners and
others also rare chance for pleasantly located Country
Seas-There offered for SALE several lots for build
ing manufacturing tanning gardening other purposes In
the fourishing village of NARROWSBURGH, on the Della
River Sullivan County N y of the principal sta
the NewYork and Enc Railroad about four hours
ride from the CITY OF NewIo For particularly inquire in
Narrowst,yrgh, OFT V. WACKERBARTH ESQ., or in New
York, of ANTHONY j. BLEECKER, No. Broad st, or
A. LOESCHER. No. "a Greenwlch-str where, also, can
be seen exact map of said village.
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NOR SALE or to LET-Two hours ride

from New-York by Railroad. neat cottage with one
ona-ter acre of land variety Of fruit excellent water de-
sabe location beautifully situated on the east bank OF the
Hudson River and 80 rods from the railroad station Can be
bousbt low For terms, &C. INQUIRE OF . $50
T. w HINMAN No. 2Coentes-slip NY
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- GUARD RA2ORS-The subscribers continue TO re
ceive regular supplies Of this celebrated Razor For sale a.
wiolesal eonly by FRANCIS TONES SONS, No. Maid
eu-lane sole agents for c. Stewart Co. Charinscroes
London Also the celebrated Army Razor, an entire new
article.
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SSSa
- ssks !, 4. 3 I.!s J!
WsSTAR,3
IHB BEST RxnzoY EYEg KNOWN
BAIsAM OF TLp CHERRY.


IHB BEST RyEEDY EYE2 KNOWN
70 nan for Covgh2. Asli,EC, CDias Crop. E-o5-
eGitis [nye,.cGzd. Iett'i1g q tie L,vce I.-c,.G-
y q Breatlt7s Lt,sv 1peci.o.as. iaia cdIk-
nsss ef u. Bst1St ox SIZE, fflst sfGgls cC Cen
ssrnption, Sc IA s.es1 Gis Edlscna fsc.i,dr-
y adopted % ers disease cf tie Lanss cid Licc-.
Sh:eh Is praitseed 81 Cur evev-t6r5THg e'tH'cit.
WILD CHERRY has Ioas been kaoysT. to ros-
sess inportsnt mo.iicinsi properties This fact
IS familiar to every ri2trcn L, cur land and ply
seians o.ten prescribe it il different forms fcr
variety Of complaints. Tar. also. has been equally
noted for its virtues; and some physicians, SEeSe
names are familiar 70 the whole country, hs,c
gone 60 Ear as 70 declare that evcn COASCEP
4vON could be cured By that alone In other
hands, again, It vas nearly valuelcss. owing.
doubt, 70 their ignorance ia preparing ard re
miuistcring it-a difficulty eI.ti-cly obvi:.tel
by patient experiment and long cApeIicnce.
The extraordinary medicinal powers Of these
two substances are now, for tho frst t:Irc oor-
bined and embodied in DR.. Histc,'s BclsGH y
Iyild Cherry. By nice chemical process, evrr--
thing teleterious useless is rejected go that
what remains is the most extraordinary s1d truly
cficecious remedy for al kinds Of pulmonary end
liver diseases ever known to man. To convince
al unbelicvers that cur theory Is really true, se
refer to few CAGES Of cC-es rertcrmod BY tara
wonderful medicine:
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ekoscra Nf0rbEls,

,, TIE FOLLOWING rxTnAoRpIsARY CURE.
EILarabv certify that about two weeks ago l
led with violent ett;'cs Of Vomiting
srI %'I Pasins cholere 2t9r9us') SIN very dis
,r,ssing - pains II i'e stomach and towels, which
"'ss',,9 '.59,3pg.:s!s reno vel IS tw9 teasspoo.ru
E'S - H.. Petroleum.. taken IL little water.
- Loving taken the iirst iosa,i sept souH. =
-; 5ao1, rortas.y for tlIrca hours.
sAI HE XisY MISE JR-
Ga Joara Steamboat -triadne.
,-rsr NIMROD GRABlLL.
,.t,...,Tr.-. December II, 1919.
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w7sTAR,s EALsAM OF WILD CHER.

iT,narts ncIT vigor to vital action, and relieves
10 s~ttem by opening the pores Of the skin, and
rr9aot.ng the secretion OF mucous matter Its
action is sudorifc, scdatiTe and eXpectorant, by
@sa,;or the pores, aIaying irritation, and by
I,r;,rr the expulsion Of mucous matter easy.
iSes, who take the Balsam will feel immedi-
40 lief from the distressing irritatious thai
Ss.,n,,anv affections of tie respiratory organs
M, rorcs have been closed, the Balsam opens
,b,,r The Lungs suffer from irritation, the ir~
ton is soothcd the pulse is violent and fever
!lt tbrv arc softcucd, and the mucous membrane
:. T.liered Of its engagement with rapidity and
.,.s All by the use of this delightful remedy.
See advertisement in another column.
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TEE subscriber will sell or rent the Farm or
which he now resides, situate IN Carroll Town
ship. CallJl,a County, I miles north oi ,ne
borough oi Ebeusburg, and distant 3 miles from
CargVAS0wG. The said farm contains 230 acres,
loo o. which are cleared and in I high state OF
cultivation. The improvements thereon, axe
\ large frame dwelling house, T. large frame
bank Larn, and = t-4I14.t .IOs.Sv ;aI b-TI.. I'O--
session viii be given oa the lst Apri. next.
The above land Is very productive, and % n :
e1ceIled IN quality by any other tract in tAo
county. ANY person wishing to purchase or
rent the same will please call on the subscriber
GEORGE EEAkLAND.
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Valuable Tavern Property for


The undersigned offers to rent the Tavern
Stand in the Borough of Ebensburg, now in the
occupancy Of Robert Carmon, for term of two,
three, or five years; also, If desired, from ten
to thirty acres Of out lots and meadow adjacent
to said Borough. Possession given on the lst
April, 1852.
The entire property is in excellent repair, and
cannot be exceled in location or advantages by
any in Western Pennsylvania
Persons disposed to rent can obtain further
information by application to
JOHNSTON MOORE.
Ebensburg, Jan. %, 1852
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cENTREL PEENsyLvANIA
Banking House.
BRT.4F, GLELN, j. co.

BRT.4t, GLELl[, ). co.
4 hFFICE on Allegheny street. nearly opposite
" tkc Post Office, Hollidaysburg, Pa.
Interest viii be paid On money deposited.
follows:
Three month deposits, 81 the rate Of 8 pc,
cent per annuIn six month deposits, ct the Ia,e
OF g. per cent per aEnum nine month deposits
st the rate of per cent per annUn twelve
month deposits, at the rate Of 4 rCr cent per
annum. rf.
Drafts on the cities, for sale in sums 70 suit
the purchasers, and collection. made upon any
point 1T low rates.
August 8, 1s5o.--44-6
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z, s. JONES, G. Co.,

CORNER of FOURTH and RACE STREETS
Philadelphia. Publishers of the Model Archi-
tect, by SAMUEL SLOAN, Architect to be
completed in "a monthly parts.
The above work is designed to meet the wish
cs not only of those directly interested in bull
l,ings, but of all who desire the advancement OF
tins noble art in our country, and wish 10 culti-
vate their tastes and acquaintance with architec-
ture The handsome manner in whichit Is. pre-
pared and embellished, renders il a tasteful or
nament for the drawing room, while its accurate
delineations give it the highest practical value.
Nos. l. & 8 now ready for delivery.
Price-50 cents per number. Address, IS
above, post paid.
May I, fs5l.-ly
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Attention E.urmbcrulen!

Sealed proposals win be received at the office
of the subscriber in the town of jefferson until
. clock of Monday, the 9Th day of February
next for furnishing the Lumber necessary for
the construction of the Jefferson and Ebensburg
Plank Road, where specifications viii be exhib-
ted three days previous to letting
WA. PALMER, President
Jan: 90, 1S52.-l6-2t.
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ssiy.Isistrator,s Notice!

Letters Of Administration on the estate OF
Teater Hrcanemau, late Of Jackson township,
deceased, hs.7ing ueen granted to the under
signed BY the Register u Cambria county, all
persons indebted 10 said estate are requested to
MAKE Immediate payment, and those having
claims will present then. properly authenticated
fcr settlement. JACOB Vi. iAt l.
Feb. y, ISy2--lS-Ct%
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~. We SiAh . D-Nho.NaA VI "iLD ChShHt
Rushyille, Fairfield CO., o, April 8, 1851.

Rushyille, Fairfield CO., o, April ., 1851.
Mr.. j. d. Park-Dcar Sir:-I wish to state TO
you that my daughter, Amanda, aged sixteen
years, had, about year since, very severe at
tack Of measles, which reduced her very much.
and left her with racking cough. 1 employed
ali of the physicians within our reach for the
purpose OF removing her cough, but without
success. She appeared TO be sinking into dc
cline, with every symptom of consumption
then tried Or. = Rogers Livervort and Tar"
But this aggravated her cough, and gave her SYN
toms of still more malignant character. lvts
now most seriously alarmed, and it was With trens
bling fear that / from day TO day, saw the pro
Sress OF that Unsuitable disease, consumption.
/ really despa;red of NY daughters recovery.
But proyidcntiaily Faw the certificate OF Jena
than Couson, whose daughter g Sarah 'ano,"
was cured CT consumption By "Wistar's BslsarD
o. wild Cherry" this created q iaint hope that
it might help my daughter, and Immediately
commenced using it. and il almost instantly gave
relief, kcr health was improved from the frat
bottle and by the use Of two bottles OF 'W;star's
Balsam Of Wild Cherry" sic vas restored {,
perfect health, and skc IS not now at all rrsdis
posed to a cough.
/ viii say to all that are afflicted sith any a.s
ease tending TO cousumptcl', do not GcsposT, fcF
Or. WistaE's Balsam OF Wild Cherry viii euro
you, If you VII but Try II. = hALb.
The genuine Nistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry
has q fac s;Llilc OF the signature Of Henry Wis
tar, Il. D. Philadelphia, and Sanford Park"
on finely executed steel engraved wrapper
No other can be genuine.
nsa- Price 81 per bOtde-six bottles for So,
Sold by J. D. PARK, Gin, Ohio,
Northeast cor, of Fourth and Walnut sts.-sn-
! trance Oh Nairut--,o Nacm au orders must
be addressed. r
AGENTS.-John Ivory 6 Son. Summit Mur~
ray S Zshn, Ebensburgi Mary Orr. Holidays
burg; Il. Siaw, Ciearfcld Hildetrand S Co.,
Indiana; JOIN Scott, Cold SPRING J. Pat,cn.
CurwinsyilIe.
April Sd l65I.-Iy.
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Caution {!

The public re hereby cautioned against ta-
tfrr note signed by the subscribers payable
= eIyhteen months after date for Fifty dollars.
dated the 4th of February, 1852, as we have
rpreiyed no value fvr said note, and intend TO
resist its payment.
JOSEPH EBERSTiLLER,
FRITZ KERSBERGER,
uCBERE FOLK.
Peb. ~, lS5o-l8-3t*
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AK persons indebted to the subscriber VII
fal It to tIe:r advantage y settle their accounts
Immediately. y. ". LEWIS.
Feb. ), IS52.--I!-it1
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GAEEE0N.

The public are hereby cautioned against ta-
kink note signed by the subscriber, payable
to James Rodgers, four months after date, for
Thirty Dollars, dated Sd January, 1852, as
have received no value for said note, and intend
to resist its payment.
HENRY -O'HARRA.
Wash. tp., Jan. "a, l852.-l6-5t.
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Al persons indebted to the firm of Evans 8.
Nu ghes, raiiors, arc requested 10 make pay 4Ient
{. give notes, on or before the lsJ March next.
Those ueglecting this notice VIII find their ac-
counts il the HANDS Of the proper ol-;cer fer
collection.
DAVID EVANS.
JOHN d. HUGHES.
E5eusburg, FeS. 5, IS52-I7-ttm.
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Safe of HseaIEstate.

IL pursuance of an order of the Court of
Common Pleas of Cambria County l will sell at
Pubiic Sale on the premises in Summerhin tp,
near jefferson, on Tuesday the 10th dayzof Feb
ruary next, the following valuable real estate:
one Hundred and Twelve Acres and Fifty-two.
nerches Oh Land, adjoining land ofSWilliam and
Benson Crum, and others, Thirty Acres of.yrbicb
are cleared, being the property of Sarah benson
q lunatic. :.
Inc terms will be made known on the day Of
sale. WILLIAM pAIMFr
Jan 10, lco-,-l4-3t. Committee.
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Adrs,inLs.ratOr,s Notice.

Letters of Administration on the estate of the
Rev. I. McGirr, late of Cambria township, d, Cd
having been granted TO the undersigned by the
Register of Cambria county; all persons in
debted to said estate are requested to make i'm
mediate payment, and those having AIMS viii
present them properly authenticated for settle
ment. JOHN McNEAL.
Ebensburg, Jan. 30, 1s52.-16-6t.
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RICHARD JONES.

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, EBENsBURG, Pa.
VIII attend promptly to all collections entrus-
ted to hisscare ONCE, adjoining his dwelling.
Decem. "a, 1S5l.-11-tf.
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ANOINER asToNIsNIKG eUREI

Z. kalb, q highly respectable Iaerchan: CT
Rushville, Fairfield county, Chic, sent Us tie
following voluntary tribute 10
''D DR. wISTAR's DALsAa OF HILD CHERRY"
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20 Bridge Builders.

SEALED PROPOSALS viii be received by the
eHueFSSne3, Commissioners of Cambria county,
- The ciilc- ut William Palmer, in the town OF
emerson, unit! o'clock P. NJ, OF Monday, the
-S' Gay .. Marsh next, for constructing Iii
over the Conemaugh creek at Johnstown. Sep
crate proposals. will be received for the Mason
Tork ana tic superstructure.
Proposals will also be received ct the same
I!1e and place for erecting Bridge over the
9oatA foT@, at tae pCi4t 1t wh.rh The o.a
EraHEstown and Johustown Road crosses that
stream.
E22s and specifications of eacA bridge vii
DC exhibited at the place of letting for one week
PreYious
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Attention Guards!

The Cambria Guards" will meet at the Court
House at 10 o'clock on Saturday the 2I st prox-
lmo properly armed and equipped for parade
By order of the Captain,
r. LITZINGER, o. S.
Jan. Is, 1852.
n. y. An appeal will be held Immediately af-
ter parade. Members from the country will see
the Importance Of being in attendance s
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John Dougherty
R. LITZINGER, o. S.

John Dougherty In the Court of Common
vs Pleas of Cambria county
.-. -. No. 4. Sept. Term lS45.
P. Shoeuberger ct al Account under
Tie undersigned having been appointed audi
tor in the above case, hereby gives notice to the
parties interested, that he will meet them ct his
office (Ebensburg) on Monday the 1st day of
March next, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, for the pur-
pose of auditing the accounts between them.
.. WM K1TTELL
Ebensburg,- january, 13, ls52-l4td.
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REGEIpTS and EXPENDITIRES

January, JANUARY 1852
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DAVID EVANS,
JOHN ID. HUGHES
Valuable FARM for Safe CT uesas.

.5easburg, FEB. 5, lS52.-I7-ttn.
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e65i John 3. Meyers Allegheny township.
Edward Shoemaker, Cambria township,
- John BenEet, Carroll township, r
. Michael Donnagan, Ciearlicid township,
: o.s1nuous Collier, Couemaugh borough, .-a
- solomon .eHsho0!. CoupBauga township.
. John Brown, Jackson township
= levi Is. Cohick, loi.nstown borough,
81. jacob Gram.Ing, I,llAss.nd township,
= isaac Siils, Suullaerhill township,
a. isalc Clifford, SusqUchan2a township,
'' Paul George, Washington township,
- Timothy Lummadue, White township,
E-oari Hubcr,s, EbcDsburg borough,
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LEGAL HOy'HCEg,

CUPREME CoURT-IN THE MATTER orTHE APPLE
city Of hs az sSs
First avenue not already opened from Foryseoond
said city The undersigned Commissioner Of estimate and
in the above entitled matter hereby give notice.
the people Of State 81 New York entitled IAN Act to
passed April 1889 and also the Entitled Act
assssmspt and taxes in the city and county o. Now
S and s e.. H @
q oil houses and improved Or unmproyed aads affected
the above entitled matter aud that all persons
whose interests affected thereby ana who may be
%s to ons s Ssr
date this notice And that the limits i ssraesd by the
All part First avenue lying b,tseen the northsry
ali that s T
the northcry side Of sixth street and the line high
Aso
all part q First avenue between the line Of high water
street and the northery side Of Tooth street
Harlem river at the northey side Of l2sh street,
pieces parcels Of land situate in the said city Of New
fronting Or lying on both sides of said First avenue
Ofhgh water the Harlem the north
a ID a n
M % Tho Is and Which biz a
Hassn Surveyed
and 1851 New York. April 1884, Richard City Sur
veyor is file in the Street Commissioners office
Of the city Of New York. And also, all the pieces
intersecng said First between the northery SIDE
Of street and the southery side of Eighty
fourth bounded ON the east by line half
way between said First and A. and the
west by line half way distant between said First
and Second laid and coored the said bo
neft map file aforesaid in the office Of tho Street
Commissioner of the city Of New York And also all the
pieces parcels of land situate lying both sides ofthe
streets ntrsectn said Frat between the northey
street Also the lot at of the lot at the northeast
Of the lot at the southwest of 1h street
First Also lots the of the lot
At the northeast Of 18th street and First
also, the angular lot at the the lot Mt the north
triangular lot at the the lot the northeast
of l2st street and First Also, three lots the
northerly side Of 12st street distant about feet
westerly from the westerly side said First Also,
two lots the east side OF First to
land Of Philip Mledoller and the sothery side Of
122d street. Also two lots at the Of land OF Philip
Medoer near the northwest corner Of avenue and
1924 street. Also, three lots owned by Philip Mile
dor the northwest Of 22d street and First
avenue. Also plot of ground, owned by Thatcher
E. Payne Mt the Of land Of James Chesterman be-
also lot lying the Of l?4h street. distant
feet westerly from the First And
the said Commissioners do further give notice that
port in the above entitled matter will be made and
special term Of the said court to be held at the City Hall
oil the city of New York. Saturday the ll day Of De-
oembcr 1862 and that then and there thereafter
counsel be heard motion will be made that said
JONATHAN W. ALLEN,)
S Gi9TfaM I s, EEEsEk, Commissioners
HENRY +. DAWES, Attorney.
Lated New York, Sept. q, lSS.