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IRVING HOTEL, pennsrIvaoi. aNcnns, corner cf
Washington. The subscriber thankful for the
support given him during the past four year, his
vgant prosecution
Of the above establishment and that b, will be thankful
continuance patronage. With these du
year, considerably enlarged and i'm
which yields In the city, either In ta
iu location, the a,ienon
given the comfort Of its guests At all times, -
Dec p-sedlmo J. THOMAS.
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nr GREEN ]. sooTr. Anctioneer..

VALUABLE BUDDING LOT NEAR THE CITY HALL At
aucd0nOn Friday the oath shall sell the premi
O'Clock fine building lot fronting - feet inches
between Indiana and streets fronting the
square public sewer ~ feet ~ inches
il being south part Of lot No. 6, in square No, 52
described property handsomely located IN NJ the
most desirable rapidly Improving parts 9th city,
Terms ibrd balance and twelve MONTHS the
10 give payments bearing
from day deed given and deed q 1s, taken Tie in
diuputahie. GREEN n scoIIs
Dec Gid Aucnonees.
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SENI-ANNUhL D,stribution-Ina accordance
- long since established BY househat ~ the rendering
and t Of luywe had
books drawn off, and win be ready for
the 9fth of Tits month
We shall be exceedingly obliged 70 hose who viii kind
settlement before the
either the satisfactory
Dec 12-d2,wtf CLhGETT, NEWTON, MAY, co,
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OFyfC or A ANp
fhil.aephIs, Dee. III, lisa
NRAIED pRoposArs - fvi,.d ana v ~ received - mi.
II .rrs na,il ia n.ek - ~ ~ a.
~, Trslhins ~ conScs ~ INV snna. ma ,seTa
. 1000 stss M onsss dss schavl
Nm $1,000 ~ ansi ~ $500 nTnnnTa. ~ rhs dena
msnt may aus oa % before lie s das on Ju, 1855 ne an
o Nv onbd aadonsl M ounnn al NV
1,iee eaatr.cfsd ,o5N W. - - =
- -
o yards % shy blue t~d "ooen eiou 10 es Thoroughly
sronsea ~ the Manufacture oelue aehseIy
lo,vvo yards 70 unbie-ehed cotton dfinin4
1,ooo do - do DO
0vo0 do 26A In cotton duck weighing IA Or per yard
svoo 90 seA IN 40 90 ~ 40
10000 do ~ In d. do IN do
l9oVv DO ~ 10; DO DO 90
500 dozen pairs hafsoekngS nAes weighing pounds per
dozen
Pompoons-feiow, crimson, orange green red and blue
Brass scales, Tor dragons
Bronze scales, of mounted Hnes
Epaulets, NJ g, s.-Engheen ordnance arnllen, and IN
mary
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osr, and Eifty Dollars uevvard-A bundle OF papers
~ lost stolen last evening rom the pocket Of the
Tho only dne o. value bond for thousand dollars
peske and Ohs Caua Company No 43REanst
which MI cautioned Upon
the above reward win be paid and questions asked
Apply nj this office 2o-ot
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ARNS's confeeuonary, dornerIy Emmerrs,) Hridgs
n street seorRetoNh ~ IA t. ARMY respectfully
that she IL prepared with large
and toys for the approaching holidays which Of
public IL invited.
Balls weddnr dinners and soses furnished in the nnaI sunni
notice, part OF The Disr
A. L. A. her sincere thanks Tor
slowed on her since February last and hopes BY unE industry
merit further Dec o-d3Y
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ZOE suLIISGToN has certainly tho best MT
Of gin books Juvenile books Bibles Catholic and Episcopal prayer
books, the beautiful ornamental bindings
found any bookstore in city.
Aso, splendid portfolios
hins the fancy line suitable for Chrsas and New Years
enfa. For sale JOE SHILLTNGTON'a Bookstore
Odeon building Of ~ Pennsylvania
99--1nf
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CARD.
IMPORTANT TO MEN or FAsHION-GEORGE r. GREEN
Green fashionable
House New York, respectfully inform.
Washington, Georgfown and the vicinity, that
business, and win remain until the 25
which he viii be orders 81 gentlemen
procuring Of shirts made 70 from fret Of IL
IN United
g. r. Greens Of measurement, invented himself
perfect ht In all with
puncuay the execution OF orders positively
The subscriber the National Hotel,
orders thore from those who desire articles In his line
GEO. r. GREEN,
Dec 22-dif24 No. l Astsr House, New York.
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United states Patent once.

NhsNInE1hl NOV IH7'at
IN the petition or Charles Goodyear Of NJ Hayward
Connecticut, for the extension Of pasn,
granted him the mode Of caout
sulphur the manufacture OF various articles Tor
from the expiration OF SAID PATENT Nhieh e cs
on the twenty foush Day f February, la,3-
ordered that The said ps9g se heard A. me Patent Once
Monday, Dist of January, 1881 ~ " o'clock, M and All
and show caB, ang hsy have,
why petition ought not 70 be granted b.L
required 10 file In the Patent
objections specially set forth IN whiting At least TWEEN
DAYS Az fes,onp Mad BY either
said hearing be taken and tspsmied In
the rule, the Office which viii be furnished ON
picauon. III -, :, -.
Ordered also be published in e National Ins
ganeer Republic, Union Washington, ID. G. Inquirer Phil
adelpha Pennsylvania Express, New York city hbany State
Register Albany, New Yofk Courani HARTFORD Connecticut
Journal provdence Rhode Island and Da Bee Ros
ton week or three suecessva week.
the thirty hrst (3ls Of January eighteen hundred and
my three tls53,) the day o. hearing = -
Commissioner of Patents.
above pspo will please copy, and send Their
bills the Patent Once with paper cenaningth' hohce
Nnu0 y nr7ur
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sale To-Day.

NEW CROP New Orleans Sugar and Molasses MT Anc
Wednesday the 22d instant, Al ~ oekrk, on
A, H. Dodg wharf, the cargo OF The eaIque William Chase
consisting Of
s2s hhds sugar prime 70 choice,
5l6 bbs prime and choice uolasseH.
EDWARD 5. WRIGHT,
Dec lg-dtslf Aucioneer Georgetown, D. g.
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IN OBEDIENCE the OF Congress- approved August 80 ls52
Il which is in the words following to wit
Gan provide a monthly
Cruz, via Tampieo, and back, Ia steam vessels.
Be enacted By tAs Senate and House Ae
Unified SGIes 9meTfed Congress GbIGs That the
General be- he hereby authorized directed
oT OF nv. years and for exceeding
hundred thousand dollars with such person efsons
sufficient satisfactory security, public
mails United States, upon
best tho United States times from New Or
Tampico Vera Cruz, and back vessels Of
hundred burden Of the best form ofconsuueton
adapted navigation of the waters be-
Iu Ihn AlnIlral un..Ls IlIuel
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s Ia.tsr Day saints q ne Tempe
oe %h H ea1 n judss '' " 80 Dec aawsssm'
M Washington Assembles.-A meeting Of subscriber.
Washington Assemble. for nus winter wi, iase place
Of all subscribers and those w pse 70
NATIONAL THEATRE.
E. A. MARsHALL.............. Sole Lessee.
Third appearance Of
MISS EMMA FITZPATRICK.
Third night of the reengasement grand troupe
FRENCH AND SPANISH DANCERS.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, December y,
viii be presented the comedy Of
THE BELLIES sTRATAGEM
which,
GRAND BALLET ADVERTISEMENT.
The evenings conclude with the farce Of
THE GUARDIAN ANGEL
Price, Of admission boxes s. par
Is orchestra seats IS family circle, p third
Doors open al Ok o'clock The curtain be raised The
open daily from 10 O'Clock, m, O'Clock
? Dec De- %
The Last Grand Concert OF Madame HenrIst,s sontsg
On "WEDNESDAY EvrsIsG, December -, 1852,
AT CARUsI'S SALOON,
Assisted Carl Ecker conductor OF the Italian OPEN, Paris
sno Cesare Bada sgno Pozzon hst tenor from The lmpe
rial Opera in ST Petersburg sgnor LUG Rocco primo basso
and bu from La scala Milan Paul Julien, the volnist,
and Mr. EbeH, the huust
PROGRAMME.
Lucie d. Lammermoorn Donizsl
sgnon Badial and PozEolni.
a Variations Briante--On An Maman' Adam.
Madame Henneue Sontag,
with oblsato flute accompaniment BY MI. Eben)
> Bacaroe" 81 la Tsdolni.
sisnsr Rocco.
Variations in Y Major 81 n. .h'y'eder'
Madame Henneue sontag and sisnor
Poscca Luce al quest ANNA. Donzetd
Madame Hennette sontas
= Ara" Largo Factotum" Rossni
sgnor Cssare Badiali.
scotch Within Mile Edlnborou'.
Madame Hcnneue sontag
TerzetloThe famous Papaacin Rossni
sgnos Badial, foIIolini, and Rocco
Composed cIpressy for Madame H. song Paul Juen
Qnartet-Lucia Doniz
Mad. sontag Sig Badiali PorzoIini, and Rocco.
Musical director Carl Bcke
piano mandatory
Meyer Co.. Philadelphia, and has been kindly furnished " MIR
The prices Of admission 50 S. according
Every hall numbered, with
both 50 and 81 tickets will be given certificate bearing
responding numb. Of the seat TO which me holder entitled
Seats be secured the ticket Office al Mrs Garrett Ands
Nouce,-Tbe seats, "a s2) win commence
Doors open at I; concert commences All O'Clock,
Dec 2l-2
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TUE undersigned having devoted some year TO spseuaon
Chicago, adopt dne, branch
oeu'ne ~ with The paetes OF ms profession E
estate IL The infancy The cities and by me apd Of
In purchase. for himself an in,
crease my to one hundred per cent n,yps ses sa r
such and he advises the peGssa,e q p0psW sS BE-
pen ecly familiar value Of property there,
having devoted deal Of time the preparation o. pesas
His Investments in Chi
hesitate 10 deers hi. conyieon that Chicago now
certain o. h %. s
immense ade and already her lumber bust
excepting Bangor southern ose
m r M mo n. ns.s 81 me CITY, and there s,seh,ss 70 me
south and navsbe for several miles both direction
canal connecting the waters Of .he AXE win those 81 The Illinois
Mississippi with railroads
aperaon planned poce..
Of construction al terminating AT this point Chicago desoedn
western iernoyes destined IN The opinion OF The writer 70 .s
many place. growth,
within herself the elements Of her The
beior independent emrrs,inr
peeisy region county which Chicago is mus, AWAY.
be- ne great eemmsrea mart In sio The popoa.
soul. '"'
Property !. held there The city and vicinity, very ,aes
compared with those o. other elites Of like and
either in judic,ou.y purchased there quad
haes (ss aesdy done) rsns,
G aso undertake o. selling Of cheare or caeipss, pop.
csesred His charges viii interests
the profits q the purchases per ppop g
Invested preferred viii
receive hred commission ofhve ~ The 6., ho
dollars Invested raeh
sub-eq.en' Thousand The most thorough win be m
entirely and upon
which = shadow
The win Chicago frequently during each winter
and spring, and wiz make his home during the and fs
ne has also conneron with very capable perfectly honor'
BE real ess AGENT At Chicago No property in which the andsr
signed - interested either directly indirectly win be 500
70 for whom he al desiring 70 "
application him unquesonabe sVi
dence from those for whom he has purchased ess q
the undertaking integrity he agency for Others
Address during winter and spring Cincinnati, and during sum
and fall nj Chicago.
THOS, n, BRYAN, Attorney atIaT,
T. n refers his partner Hon Samuel NJ Hart former
president n pleas Cincinnati, OHIO
y. X sheenberrr Cincinnati, Ohio Bishop Cobhs, fpops
Church, doces. Of AlAbama, &c, sc.
References given Il desired, al principal cities q hs
Tf1on
Dec lA-a9ufs
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lUOHrxs by Mrs s0ourpey--waer Drops illustrated Wih
w eight hne tinted engraving isuo rs
Letters my Puplls Narrative Sketches
Illustrated with 6ne portrait Of suhoess engsv-d erpp
for this work BY Richie. ieno. rs cents
Leaves, Illustrated limo rs
Examples of Life Death. lsmo. IS
The Boys Book illustrated lemo, 40 cents
The Girls Book illustrated 1smo 80
The Child's Boot Illustrated. square. 2s cents
For sale BY GRAY \ RALLANTFNky
Nov IA Seventh street.
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sIU-haINet
CertiGcaies Of packages Of - whole bckeps $40 90
DO 90 ~
DO do % quarter do Is 90
odsr. for and certificates Of packages IN
the above splendid lotteries will receive the prompt attention
and an oa esch drawing immediately amer II Is
address ER. oiBRIEN, Agent,
nee IA Alexandria, Virginia.
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HIGHLAND pI.AIps.--This day opened
III 100 Highland pads Of the most erquis quues and
chiidrenis Those desiring goods OF that
class had better call at
100 fine mouenes and menoes % inc brightest coorg
and best qualities
20 pieces fine mcrinoes mouenes, "neuia shadesn
pieces fine "Patia o.ey hannest' all colou
100 pieces white hannels, all prices and qualities
40 pieces thin cassmeres and tweeds, for boys pants
goods all Al poverbay prices.
FERNS each, mn arranged 10 the
Good articles prices, and fair dealing nay
PERRY BROTHER,
oet9-dn Opposite Centre Market.
Physicians Pocket Dose-uook, rad symptom
of all the principal articles
Of the Materia Medica &C. by q. n. Wyhes ~. D.
An the Medcs Books published in the United States for
The lowest publishers prices, by
TAYLOR MhURY,
Nov Is HookselerA, 9th
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cARD-The subscribers win notify their
II before the January
and
BY upon
time. MAGRUDER h CALVERT.
Dec 22-d3t INTEL
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ICE Cream 81 gailonowing TO improved fa1liuss
for making ace enabled offer the pubic the
quality reduced OF 81 gallon
c. GAUTIER, A La Vile de Paris,
Dec 22-2aw3w Corner Pennsylvania and lin
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AOTICE-Our Office will be closed
" Saturday, lat Of January having
those days will please attend 70 them previously
Dec 21-6t CHUHB BROTHERS
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NoTICEOur office win be closed Years
~ days All having due those
attend 10 them previously. C0RCORAN n RIGGS.
Dec 29-dN
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ny &c. y. sTRaTroN. Auotione,r.

(PeHHsgrdntd dreaue, corner Of Ninth drscf)
gUPERtOR FURs GRAPE sHhWIS, AND FANCY GOODS
- holiday presents-On Thursday mornng
s52 10 O'Clock, auction rooms shall assortment
superior urs, comprising
Chnchlla, natural lynx, Siberian squirrel
Fitch mountain martha and martin
Boas, victorines. cufs, muhs, sc.
Also, plain and embroidered Grape
Also, invoice OF ieyvelry, fancy goods
These articles All fresh and desirable good particularly
2 season. Dec pa
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-OTson Pratt, OF the twelve apostles oil
The Day Saints will preach the east room Of The Temper
ance Hall on street. 9th and 10Th, Sabbath lo
m.25 and 7, Also ON every "Wednesday evening at :
O'Clock. Hear-then judge. Dec 21W"som
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superintendent OF Dew Custom fIOusx
Dee l4-2awtlEFeb IL Roanoke So, Norfolk, va

INOLFE'S Celebrated Sehiedsln Gin, Aro. ara.
schedan SehnsppsNo Holland equal pufily nf
reethcanon, be obtained eiihsr in The
kei pee. IL manufactured by the proprietor
al 5cheam in Holland, by peculiar his factory
II ayored not by The harsh berry but on
botanical variety Italian juniper berry, whose u
ynous distilled and eetined wi spiruous solyss,
and thus flavor and
aroma altogether anseonant In lis cordial asy o
IA horos known.
For sale the principal druggists s,ars- ard y "a
Beaver street.
UDOIPHO WOLFE Imno,s,
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A lady passenger on the Saint Paul
had the misfortune to lose her bagge, con-
sisting Of trunk and handbook, after the
arrival here of the boat on Thursday
If any honest person has got hold of
these articles by mistake, it is to be pre-
sumed she will recover them.
RETURNED CALIroRNIAN.-Mr. Law
Ter, young man who has had the good
fortune to acquire and the good sense to
keep, very handsome property, earned
by him in California, has come to St. Paul
and made some cash investments here,
with degree of judgement and foresight,
which other young men in California,
would do well to initiate. Considering
the salubrity of our climate, the vastness
of our resources in agriculture and lum-
Der, and the certainty that St. Paul must
shortly be one of the foremost cities in
this great valley, Mr.. Lawler has bought
valuable property here, and will build and
will pay for his buildings. Mr.. Lawler
has also bought out the firm of M. Cur
ran & Co., and will do business now,
with Mr.. James Curran, under the new
firm Of Curran & Lawler, at the World
Fair. Good fortune to them.-Pioneer.
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THE HIGH WATER.-The river con-
tinues to rise, and is now in the neigh
borhood Of Is inches higher than it was
last year. 1t is now about the same
height that it was in 1914, but is yet
about four feet below the high water of
May, 1926, and July, 1928. Merchants
are vacating their cellars on the west side
of Main street, opposite the levee, and
many of our mechanics are driven from
the shops.-GaIena .fdr. MAY 8.
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MUSICAL CoMBINATIoN.-A exchange
paper has the following:
MARRIED.-In Sherburne, on the 18th,
by Prof. Geo. w. Eaton, d. d., Mr..
George E. Baker, of the Baker Family,
to Miss Clare Reese, of the 'Chenango
Vocalists.'
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The Maine Liquor Law, as amended,
passed the Massachusetts, Legislature, by
26 majority. In what way they have i'm
proved upon this law, we have not
learned.
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The earthly career of Henry Clay is
rapidly drawing to close. Even as we
write' 1t is not improbable that the intel
hgence OF his demise is being transmitted
10 oinerent parts of the Union, through
the agency of the telegraph. Latest ac-
counts state that his friends had aban-
doned all hopes of his recovery, and look
for his speedy dissolution. His sons in
Kentucky have been summoned to his
bedside, but his aged consort is too feeble
to undertake a journey across the Ale
ghanies. Senators are in constant at
tendance on him.
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Hrsb Z, 100 hnnkp sEEhMnnJ (r..-...-.-.
MOSES WILCOX, }
HparE. DAuss, Alto asy. msuSsv
SUPREME COURT.-In the matter Of thu AZ

CUPREME COURT.--In the matter Of the aP
ssa Of 1898 De s.yo, a. oSss, sss o.
iron R,s az c % s1 Eass and x..s.sm.s ne
:.s, sass S.s ssg s &. y s' ~
Lea Of the peoee Of the STATE Of s>-Y es'ss
psresiarIy Of New Yosk, late AZ: s.ss1 xy
s3s passed 1872 that the abstract Of us sss'.sss sss
s,ses.ent Of he The above ntis ecn<mse
~. Of lie ownsrs Of The ssssssed s numbers u ssh
To-. s sy ap2ear TIE Mas Of the cosanl~scner together
or besef, al the saaay ss,mas ard ohss does
euss ped ~ the comasoners m nsS,ss sr sspo
s .s Dss y New Yofs sr he nsSseton q haas
cosesrn; sre r at east days before e conms
oses fer~,nske enone1 Ara he ssis iarrss
ee notice psrs<st Of the se entities Al Aes
sssssmsas ana Taxes cs pAa coar.y q se re snd s
st purposes PASSED Nay III $780,, passes Nay ~
az si Gs Ss. ss e sTS & s v, ss
Ard al psfsons
.n.,ss T. present ,ssr os.esas % .ras. MOSES
EARD Jr Es, the Chsrmsr Of the ss. Con<sspnefs ~;
s e a s ,s, a., ~. ne s de I: II III s "A
thsihsts embraced By this ssse, nss are a. ~ 80 ~
Al ,s ~. gee. .ass q ~ o. %. he az, . de .-...
Lns aide q 0has or DE vest Ne y x st
II be Ho By As as 81 ~ Ss'i s.. u s esr of De
Sot he. sistst sts tnd ss2 ~ De - gess %
parcels has .,a,< g' on a. 80. " tic westerly sss o. sss
n ts on by the ezstsr7 ne % noe o. iI " -
% ns s ss 81 de- e<n~r Of bs oistst .s 90
al =. he sosfh, ~ de hs- q De teni o. re se essess
sIs. sd s IL re Nv, s ss natter IN ~ 9s se pre-
sestsS 20 Supreme coar Of DE state Of sss =.
s-. s . 's % ssTssy ne s7s ssy xs s a,s-
q The csari on az t.fessss a ee. ea =
.s.s s.s ,ss, issl be- -. ra Jsa sss Wv
~" Eosgs sA ,.xns5S IN, cs-.,..s
wiiTnx s. oEEcoEY.>
Hss.r Y. DAVIS. At,orrey. nUn
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Expresses.
EXTRAORDINARY EMPRESS

EXTRAORDINARY EMPRESS
IL The subscribers will forward In charge Of Mr. GEO.
JUDSON Express tor Packages Parcels and Letters by
the fast steamship UNITED STATES, via Navy Bay. on
TuRDAY, 18th May, at P. NJ connecting with the
splendid steamer WINFIELD SCOTT al Panama
From the great speed Of these steamers unequsled OPP
porunity offered for shippers il Is expected that
far greater dispatch Will be obtained this trip than has
yet been effected by the Panama route.
Packages should be before Friday 18th inst,
and should exceed Us lbs weight and DO made water
proof Letters received until 2 p NJ.
THOMPSON 4 HITCHCOCK, Agents.
No 2c5 Broadway, one door from Futonst
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Me0iraI.

A BOON to the AFFLICTED.-Rup-
N tures EfectuaIly cured by Esnh's newly invented
light selfadnstine Elastic Trusss As.es Practical
IIuss Manufacturer, Is the inventor OF new Truss pro-
by the Fscaty to be the Eost effective exan
properly adjusting efto every position Of the body rem
derps impossible 1t not only ins1res COM
pJte Of the bowels but elects speedy and r4d-
cal cure Testimonials of high respecahhfy, both IN tas
city and in various parts Of the United stses nAy be seer
as trophies of its syecess by calling AZ their Office hr
Msh having upward Of twenty years practical perence
In the treatment OF Hernia will guarantee c1fe Ia sssy
ease of Ruptre however long sisadE and earnestly sole
~ trs ro hoss who have iound every other truss
isss competent female ia attendance to waisupon ladies'
Children invariably cured Open until O'clock IA the eve
hing. MARSH w. NC <t1 % % AJm.-' = v
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SUPREME COURT.-In the matter OF the ap-

~ pheaton OF the Mayor Aldermen and coEmenay OF hsCV
OF New York relative the opening Of SIXTY SECOND ST o1
Of Estimate and Assessment in the above entitled nsttss
duly appointed by rule the Supreme Court notice pursuant
the Of the Legislature OF the peops u the
State u New York. eud AN net 20 amend 40, entitled an act
into Apr 1915 passed April go so that tbs alb
Of The fsimae md Assessment OF the Conmssonss< the
the ofsurb los a. they appear the maps Of the Commas
together with such and the souns 81 Ass-ssmsn
whether for damss- benefit and also the snsas esa,ss
other which used ~ the CouEnroas ~
their Deposited the Street Commission
ss Oce oe City and County Of New Yo c The a4peeon Of
whomsseycr there % ren o AZ east Iu dAye
make their " ne sad sopfsme
the aud place hereinafter menronsd And the Sad
Commissioners further notice pursuant 70 the REINSTATEMENT
tho entitled "Ab amend &c, sn,d an act 10 fehuoa
the collection OF Assessments aud IsTes m The City ana Couny
Of New Yok aud 0r other passed Nay H. $780, p.esse
Mar si 20 the occupant OF ocsapel 81 a.
and improved unmpoyea hnds affected thereby that
they completed their Estimate snd Asssneat MAJ tat Gu
persons affected thereby, and who my % -
posed requeted present hsf objections IA sfa
ins iieny Bsesmsa Es he Sairrsn o. s As % ,i
In CITY YORK within thirty days rom the date 81 uis no
ice that Tire limits embraced b. the sad assessments are
fooxs AZ Tat parcel OF land DESCRIBES ans
eoatainius that ali that part 9? sxy 5ssci a.
- as law b-wset the westerly eide OF fes srd the
sasTy de Of Eshths aud also all A certain o,.f psoe o.
On In. east BIZ the westerly line side ~ Fh the rrh W
the the bes between Sixty esont a. aud sfr
ts south b. the hns Of the bs bs~>es ~ scons
Sxy fTst exceptns eef0n an hose .ssnhss pe
o. SIXTY secoDdst Add tive ss1
do further noee that our report "a ne above
entitled will m,ds and presented g ias supreme Coz: o.
held sthe City Hall the CITY Of New fork saturday, The ~
day the o Tie Court That dsy or - zoos
thereafter espnssl be heard ard that hsr asd ssss 10
nH'''' PHILIP ! HosRoR, conai.ssass.
MOSES WILCOX, ux,~~