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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-20

CORP GRAFTON NOTICE-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
- hereby given, to the owner occupant
pants Of all houses and lots lands
affected thereby that the following have been
completed by the ASSESSORS and lodged the Office Of
the Bureu for examination, by all
interested viz-For paving setting curb and gutter
stones and tagging in Foreth street. between
Fifth and Ninth avenues The limits embraced BY such
vacant lots pieces and parcels of land stuated both
sides Of Fortieh street Fifth and Ninth
the westerly side of Fifth both sides Of Sixth
eastery side of Ninth about 100 feet northery and
northey from Fortieth street All whose interests
affected by the above named and who
opposed to The either of them requested to
sent their objections in writing to the undersigned their
Office No Hall Of Records within thirty days from the
SAMUEL H. DE MOTT
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH,
Office Bureau of Assessments Street Department, Nov.
90 1852
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MEDICAL ADVISER AMP xARRn s,i.s.. 4urpn.A
avo cont. copy fee Of gOsss,ss- saa By ssrISst
suthor n. Larmont, physisiaa snd surgeon, ~ nenAs
street Sss.' s, :, sv:iv. M IN p
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is HERE
~ by given, to the OCCUPANT occupants
Of lots improved unmproved lands affected
thereby that the completed
BY Assssor and in the office Of the Bureau
vTor tagging the northerly dewalks of Delaney street,
between Mangn and East streets The limits embraced by
such include aud lots
lots pieces and parcel: Of land situated on
kapgin All persons whose interests affected by the
above named assessment and who oppressed
either their tons
In writing TO the a. their oce No Hall Of
Records within thirty days Of the date Of this notice.
SAMUEL H. DE MOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH.
ONCE, Bureau Of Asssssmsnts Street Department. Nov
Is, 1854
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DACKETS TO HAvRE-SECOND LINE.-THE FOL-
lowing ships win leave Havre ths 10Th, and New

They all fret cIaeU' York built 6hlpS provided
with al requisite articles for The fort and
Of psssengers and commanded BY Of experience In
the trade The price Of passage 10 $780, without wines
liquors Goods sent to the subscribers will be for
rs BOYD l. RINCKRN, Agents, 164 Pearl street.
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uU1 SON RIVER RAILRoAD.-cuANcE OF HOURS

HUI SON RIVER RAILRoAD.-CHANGE OF HOURS
Ii AND AFTER MONDAY, NOVEMBER 22D, 1852
The Peskskil Train now leaving New York a, 7oelock
AM will DO discontinu
The Freight and Accommodation Train, leaving New
York at az NJ will leave Thirty first street at SO AM
The Peekskill Train leaving New York At 2P.M, will
run only to Tarrytown.
Tho Popghkeepsie Train now leaving New York at ~
The Albany Train leaving New York at PM, will
be discon tinued.
The Express Train, leaving New York at PM, will
leave at B.
The Peekskill Train, leaving New York at Ga PM,
will leave at 81.
The Emigrant Train, leaving New York at IN Pm,
will leave att
The Albany Train leaving Pougnkeerse at Ga AM,
will be discontinued.
Way Train will leave Chambers st eet at IL PM for
Tnrrytown.
Ihe Train now leaving Peeksk at 81 AM, will run
only from Tarrytown, leaving Tarrytown att.
The Train now Leaving Poughkeepsie at ca AM. will
leave at "a
The Train now leaving East Albany at 64 KIM, will leave
at IS. =
Tho Train leaving East Albany at ITO AN, will
leave ut 8.
The Train leaving East Albany lilo AM will leave
at II.
The Train now leaving East Albany at Tx AM will be
discontinued.
The Train leaving East Albany at PM, will leave
at3k
The Train now leaving East Albany az 6H PM, will
leave att GEO. STARK, Supt
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CORPORATION NoTICE-PUBLIC NOTICE Is hERE
" by given, to the o~Ders oocupant or ooou
pants and lots improved uumproved laude
thereby that the following have been
completed by the Assessors and in the ose OF
She Bureau Of Assessments for exannaton by All persons
Interested vizFor building In Thirty nrst street,
from point fifty feet of the Seventh avenue. to
point Fifty feet west Of the Sirth The mts EN-
and lots Of ground vacant lots pieces and parcels OF lad
situated both sides Of street bstween Sixth
and Seventh Avenues the westerly side Of Sixth
essterly side Of Seventh between Thirty first
ard Thirty second streets the nortbwestey and
southwetery Of Thirty street and seventh
avenue whose interests affected by the
above and whorc opposed to tho
either of them requested to present their
IN writing to tho undersigned at their office No Hall OF
Records within thirty days from the date Of this notcs
SAMUEL I'll DE MOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, ASSESSORS.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH,
ONCE Bureau Of Assessments Street Department,
Nov. l3 1852.
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j II; STATS, DRAPER AND TAILOR. No. $40
o. nroomS MMret, three doors from Harlem Railroad
SiotS csssmsrs ant received splendid ,sSsrtnest OF
order, cheap for cash. ~'0s 's'''ne'' ""'' ~" - -
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CLOTIIING.

DoYs CLOTHES MADE TO ORDER-ALso, CUT AND
- basted. Families and sewing women can have pat
tes all sxcp and styles, for shilling each Tail
with full sets Of mems and boys patterns cut In
CHARLES BERWICK,
No. 2l7 Spring street. next Macdougal-
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TINTED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY, FOR
y New Orleans, via Havsna-The splendid steamship
CRESCENT CITY, H. Davenport, Z. s. N, Commander,
will sail from the pier at foot of Warren street. North river
on Saturday. November at two o'clock r M precisely
Rates of passage to Havana and New Orleans-new
rangement Ladies and after saloon berths $50 second
cabin $50 seerage, S25 Specie emily taken freight
Freight taken to New Orleans at 300 per cubic
foot Shippers OF freight requested TO supply
with the companys bills of aung which be had
applicable at the office. No other form win be signed.
No bills of adng ssned afscr twelve o'clock day
sailing For freight or ras3age, apply to
N. o. ROBERTS, III West street, corner Of Warren.
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CORPORATION NoTCE.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is
hereby given to tho owner or owners occupant or 90
lands effected thereby that tho following assessments
have been completed the Assessors and lodged in the
Off of the of Assessments all
persons interested viz building Sewer in Fifteenth
street. between the Sixth and Seventh The
limits embraced by such includes several hous
and lots Of ground vacant lots peo,s and parcels Of
land situated both sides of Fifteenth between
Sixth and Seventh avenues All persons whose interests
opposed to the same, either of them TO
their in writing to the underne at
their Office No. Hall Of Records within thirty from
the day Of this notice.
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH.
ONCE Bureau of Assessmentg Street Department No
vem berl " -
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GRAFTON NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
~ hereby given to the owner owners occupant
sspants Of all houses and lots improved unimproved
lands thereby that the following have
been completed the and in the Office
Of the Bureau of Assessments for examination by all
fens interested For paving and tagging sidewalks in
Thirty 18th street between Fifth and Sixth The
limits embraced by such assessment include all the
and lots of ground vacant lots and parcels Of
land situated both sides of Thirty fifth street. between
on the westerly Of Sixth avenues 100 feet north and 100
terets affected by the above named assessments and
who opposed to the either OF them.
quested to their objections in writing to the undor
signed At their Office No Ball Of Records within thirty
days from the date Of this notice
SAMUEL II. DE MOTT
i TEASc Nn Ei sH11Hs Assessors.
Office Bureau of Assessments, Street Department Nov
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XSoR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRK-THE UNITED
Il States mail steamship HUMBOLDT, d. Lines,
marder will leave for Havrs, touching 81 Southampton,
sna ne NAL, ana passshgsis on p nov % n
cabin $780, second cabin s7o Baggage not wanted during
voyage should 30 sent board the before sailing
marked below No merohsadze will be received board
after Thursday November IL For freight apply
10 MORTIMER LIVINGSTON, Agent, eS Broadway.
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IIN1rEp srATEs NAIL srkAMsnIp COMPANY

At 0
connecting with the Pacific Mail Steamship Company.
Only through United States mail line California
Oregon via nyall and PanamaThe splendid ney and
double engine United Statea mail steamship ILLINOIg
1900 tons burthon II. Hartstene, U. NJ comm sndef
will call Saturday November 10Th, 81 two O'Clock, M
precisely, street. North river The
Pacific Mail sseamship Compsnys magnificent steamer
N0RTHERNER will be In readiness 81 Panan 10 re oevs
shs Illinois mails aud and sail Immediately fog
San Francisco efforts will be spared the part Of the
send their through with expedition
comfort and safety Rates Of fare 10 Aspinwall Lsdie
saloon $685. lower aft and forward saoon do
1885, second cabin standees $4o eteersgo, 1885, Passengers
will be landed at the railroad wharf ct Aspnwnl free
Transit Of the Isthus At the Persons
securing hrouh by abe United ststes mall steam
ew York have preference Of
board she Pacific mail Rates Of from
San Francisco the favorable For freight
she companies Ut est street corner Of Warren street
N B-Shippers requested TO supply themselves with
oo between the hours and o'clock Of ths dap
OF sailing.
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nR. WARDS MAGICAL REMEDIES HOLD OUT An
- soute certainty OF speedy and thorough Han
dreds find this true aft thoy have In vain sought
from other means Those who apply early to Dr. Ward b.
fore the disease becomes guaranteed
in twenty hours Book advice gratis Once.
Canal street, one door from Broadway, up stairs.
nR. WILLIAM WARD Is UUnI,u .-----. -ry.v
II week Of those DO have contracted disease. His
dies those with which his brother is extraordinarily
successful They often consulted by hu1-
dred in day No physicians moro e
the diseases alluded ONCE, Canal street. door
broadway. The remedies dollar per bottle, With
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-20

STREET DEPARTMENT, NO. 4HALL OF RECoRDs;-
~ Public notice hereby given that the following resou-
tions have been presented in the Board Of Aldermen
regulate set curb gutter and flag four feet through
eidewaks OF Forty third street. between Broadway and
Fifth avenue lay cross walk in Broad street across
wallis. full width, Fourteenth street between Second
and Third Also the following Petit in the 30 ard
Of Assistant Aldermen To rape the grade and thirty
six feet South street from Is 50 and build cnyert
objections thereto requested to them in writing
the undersigned as his ece before she twenty
ninth day of November instant. JOHN T. DODGE
November Is, 1852. Street Commissioners.
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EXPRESS AGENCIES.

EXPRESS AGENCIES.
EoREIGN EXPREss.-MR. JAMES ALLAN CON-
nected with house in Paris will leave in the steam
Humboldt on Saturday next. All orders commissions
entrusted to his will with attention and
LIVINGSTON, WELLS u Co. "a Broadway.
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MEDICAL.

NEW YORK PRIVATE LYING IN INSTITUTE, Coz
Of south Sixth and Eighth street. Wiliamsburs-
Dr. HOLMES having been six examining
the Of New York has opened the above
for ladies who wish priv confinement This
has received the sanction Of the eminens physicians
and dvines in the United States being oacu lated 10
TIE lives Of children and the Of the ernG
mother. For admission, apply At tho institution.
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= SAMUEL H. DE AOrT, J
FRANCIS NICHOLSON Asscssors
ISAAC WIN. SMITH.
O@ce Rureau Of Assessments Street. Department., Nov

~oRpoRATIoN NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Is
hereby given that petition has been presented IN me
from the East river Division street All persons
In the above and having objections there are
Si'iA' - ~ NICHOLAS DEAN, President
Croton Aqus iuct Department Nov. 10, 1854
CoRpoRATION NoTIoE.-PUBLIc NOTICE IS
~ hereby given thata petition hasb presented IN guy
Board OF Aldermen in Third avenue from fvr
ty 10 Fteth street persons interested IN the
above having objections thereto arc reius@d W rY
ssnt the writing TO the Contract Clerk ~ ms
V~ee NICHOLAS DEAN, President
Croton Asqssduss Department., Noy, 10. 1884,
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ITIs WE'LL KNOWN AND LAMENTABLl 1Ac1,

IT'S WELL KNOWN AND LAMENTABLE rAC1,
their existence very great particularly during Ne
period Of teething the thereby occaoned convulonA
lives under the most horrible pains The undersigned
therefore most happy that they have II in their
offer TO their fellow remedy, by the application q
which the progress OF this evil eHcusy oheoked aad
therefore beg leave 70 draw the attention Of AZ esrsl
herewith annexed testimony OF Of sninsaA
physcan Adults suffering from rheumatism and
desired relief Sy sdogtn9 the Che pearls For .als
TsstimoDy-I do hereby certify that the oompodNos %
the pearls offered by Schunner Muldener, Is Of suoh
nature that the OF tho fail produce Ne
most satisfactory effect, and rsoo-
mend the (Sgnedl DE- Brauneh 286 Henry stessA,
Brood -~'
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E0R RIO JANEIRo AND vALPARAISo.-THE NEW
II and spisE did steanship SIERRA NEVADA j. d. VIII
son will be desrasohed the above pors
about the 18th November Pier No. Herth river
=" ''''As' SyI.aoWXsDD d SON. Agents, Bses4vsy.
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MO FEE TILL 'CURED.-DR. COBBETT, 10 DUANE
IN street, may be comfortably consulted diseases
Twenty his speciality of the enables
him cure general debility The victims Of luaeksry
apply him with the certainty their
perly treated N. -0bserveEtte anne and NUMBER -
there aa false and number the other side Of Chs
than street See diploma in loice, member oe
the New Yark University
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HORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE rs
~ hereby given, to the owner owners occupant or
occupants OF ali houses and lots improved unimproved
lands affected thereby that the following have
been completed by and lodged the Of
persons Interested v.For paving Thirty sixth street
between Fifth and Sixth aud hsggng four
feet wde In the Of the The limits embraced
by such include all the several houses lots
on both sides Of Thirty sixth street. between Fifth and
Sixth All persons whose interests affected
BY the above named Assessments and who opposed to
ehe either of them requested to their
0bjeotions In writing the at their
No4 Hall Of Records within thirty from the date Of
Nhis notice. SAMUEL H. DE MOTT. }
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, }Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH,
Once, Bureau OF Assessments Street Department., Nov.
4 1897
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DR. COOPER, II DUANE STREET. MAY BE ooN-
soniss some q most eminent ghy.ie.ns DC veiI
eessfui pra 'titioner Of diseases in New York.
DRpoHNsoN, 10 DUANE STREET. 30 WELL KNOWN
NJ for the last % as hs NJ a.
Ace on all dieases to which flesh heir Those vhs
their Gases treated By ph5siosn Of s1psrienss.
DocToR nUN TER, RED Drops CANNOT BIZ HAD
ON he Cana. Every
viii
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only sss p. Dyos ssr Ya Sr
IN 5 and sss s.
pie to sound daily who nave been ruined with nss-
NEW pI
snd sr.s son
oents and 81 per bottle.
MO FEE TILL 'CUREp-DR. CoBBETT, 10 DUANE
IN street. may be confdentialy consulted diseases
% s s lily s:
Py TO n@ WIN H. & a pre-
there false name and number the other side Of Chs
hs Sss fs'm' IN my o
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the male gereratve system It's physiology, and all s do
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the French and German physologists which srs 90
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Tf0R sAvANNAH-U. 9. MAIL LINE-THE suPE-
4 rior steamship FLORIDA, Capt. n. 8. Woodhull OF
Saturday Se. 20 A. three cSloSS from gsr sorsa
The Alabama Capt @. d. Ludlow, SATURDAY, Nov. "a.
For sped strength accommodations and fare, these shps
have superior on the coast.
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OrFIcE OF RECEIVER OF TAXES, NO NEW CITY
" Hail. ParkTaxes for 842Tax payers are hereby noti
ned ha addition cent win BE- added All taxes
remaining unpaid the first day OF December next and
swo per cent the nteenth day Of December nexs The
Receiver would tax payers the Importance
making early payments as possible TO avoid abe crowd
delay necessarily previous to the adj
Sition Of por sentsge Hours fr receiving mone, from
HARVEY HART, Receiver Of Taxes
CoRPoRATIoN NoTIcE-PuDLIo NOTICE is HERE
Oby given the occupant occupants
Of ali houses lots improved unmproved lands affect
ed thereby that the following ASSIGNMENTS have been com
peted the ASSESSORS and lodged in hs once OF the
Bureau ASSIGNMENTS for stion by all persons In
tessted VISITOR regulating And grading space
wide through tho centre Of Eighth from Eighty
fourth l0th The limits embraced snch
mont include all ths several houses and lots Of ground
esns lots pieces and parcel. Of situated both sides
shs north side q and on bob sides Of Eighty
ninth Einetisth Nnst Ninety Ninety third
Ninety eighth Ninetyninth, l9th. l0st o2d ea, I0ith
ahe seventh westerly half wayto tho Ninth aveuc
All whose interests affected by the above
and who oppcsod to the same either
them are requested to present their obeeon writing 70
She At their oce No Hall OF Records With
IN khirty days from the date Of this notice.
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors
ISAAC WIN. SMITH.
cA.. urvaau Of Aesessments Street. Department, Nov
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nR. COOPER, II DUANE STREET, MAY BE CON-
II suited with confidence diseases His hes
been such, the Of old chronic
tonish Of most eminent physicians DR. c. Is wsly
known and out OF the profession the mos
cessful pra ,titioner Of cise asses in New York
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WINTER ARRANGEMENTs-NEw YORK AND
Harlem Esilrosd-Three daily iires t ta and from Al
Tryon and Centre street. daily tsundays sxoe
ed) asfollows-FirSt train, 30 A. WAY Nail Train,
Train, stopping at Croton Falls Dover Plains HcSsle
and Chatham Four Corners. Third train, IS r. MRx
press Train stopping Croton Falls Dover Plains Miller
Ton, Hlsdale, and Chatham -Four Corners. Returning
wiIl leave East Albany at 8 and II A. M. and fP.
n. SL0AT Superins zen dent
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
~ SEE SIXTH PAGE -
CORPORATION NOTICES.

nxPARThENT OF REPAIRS AND SUPPLIES. NO.
n vembcr IL lS62-To Contraotors.-sealed proposals
viii be received at the office of Of Repairs
end Supplies No New City Hall until Monday the IA
- publicly opened accordance with the ordinance there
the Easterly part Of the Third avenue from
g Ne graded portion The plan and n
regard thereto had 81 the oce Of the
Of Repairs and Supplies No New CITY Hail Blank esti
With ths Of the persons estman the date
Tho Commissioner the right Of sting all any
Of the estimates deemed for The interest Of Corpora
Men. WILLIAM ADAMS,
Commissioner of Repairs and Supplies
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nR. RS NEW TONIC THIS VALUABLE DIE
~ s the most eectua remedy for debility beth
young snd arising from any Whatever IL
for SALE in large bottles at As Lspsnard street, price
Q ents and 81 per bottle.
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VANDERBILT LINE FOR sAN FRANCiSCo.-oNLY
Lire Giving Tickets for Crossing the IsthmusThe
double engine steamship STAR Of THE WEST, 1000 tons,
will leave from pier No. North river az o'clock p. NJ,
precisely on saturday. Nov for San Juan dol Norts d.
connecting with the PACIFIC Mica
transit route having but twelve miles Of land
portaton Toeee steamers unsurpassed In ther accom-
modatons and ventilation. Fer information,
apply only 10 ID. b. ALLEN, Agent
No. Q Battery place, stairs.
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"A UsTRALIA.-PIoNEER LINE.-FI9sr AND ONLY
regular PACKET for Melbourne Port Philip The noble
clipper chip SCARCE, Allison Howcs, COMMANDER hAv-
ing all her cargo on beard will sail GA the 21th inst The
Scargo 10 tho NTH ship this line IL Is only necessary 70
say that she will be fitted up and provoned in the same
liberal msnner as the ships that have preceded her An
carly application for is nmended board or
to JOHN OGDEN & r. W. CAMERON, ll6 Wall street.
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CORP RATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is
~ hereby given that petition has presented in the
Board Of Aldermen for sewer in Blocker street. from
christopher Carmne street, and also resolution the
building Of basins and culvers at the easey of
Greenwich and Liberty streets All Interested in
the above and having objections thereto requested
present the In writing the Contract Clerk his
onioe, before the Gath November, inst.
NICHOLAS DEAN, President.
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FANCY ARTTCLEss

ITO DAGUERREAN ARrIsTs.-sTEREosCoPE JUST
received and for sale, by VICTOR BISHOP, Is Maiden
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ITO DAGUERREAN AHTISTs.-A NEW INVOICE or
scale plates warranted perfect Just received and for
sale ~ ths lowest prioea By VICTOR BISHOP. Maiden
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iKEDiTn TO AFRICAN TRAVELLERS ABROAD
VIII be sgranted By ths undersigned. ths foliowns