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The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-01-19
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from the convincing Testimony which accomBa-
Mes 1T. Y. Williams great Cough remedy we
cheerfully recommend this most valuable nrd
scientific preparation & all persons interested,
from the helpless invalid who is living whheur
hope, to the suffering patient who is wrNhinr
under the tlrst attacks Of that fsH and relenfsF5
destroyer, CoNsuMPrIoN.
This superior preparation sremukablv rleas.
ant to the taste, ard hes the singular peouIafiiv
for medicine, Of impartingN delightful favofs
and Is 50 speedy IN IT'S operations. thot PATIENTS
plainly feel its good effects in fels laialesa afar
taking the first dose. Ii viii Be found rs bs a or
and positive remedy for arfesiinq thc formation
OF TUBREcLEs on THE LUNGS. and removfrr
those already formed, and also, Is be the sDesai-
est and most e0ectfre of ull medical agents fn
the cure Of Qll otaer diseases ofthe throat Chest
and Lungs.
FOR full descriptions Of ifs merits. vinuea
&C. see Pamphlets, e Be bad Of tho Aeonie.
For Sale, By @. 81 MANN.
azo0 City, Miss, January eeN.-Am.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-01-19

THE PoLIT1cs OF GREELEY.-The editor of
the New York Tribune seems to have but little
inclination for the discussion of political mat
ters since the defeat of the Whig party at the
late election. In reply to correspondent who
writes him n the propriety of forming a new
political party, he says:
Well, friend, go ahead with your politics and
new parties You have had long rest, and can
afford to be active through the year ensuing
But we have been hard at work, and have closed
up with most decided beating. Our present
INCLINATION is, toward Agriculture and Horti-
culture for the year 1858. Can you give US any
hints as to the cheap and thorough reclamation
of Bog Meadow! How much lime per acre
would you apply to such land at the outset
What opinion have you of the Beet Culture -
How would Syracuse OF Rochester Peach trees
be likely to flourish in the grarelly loan of
Westchester If you have a~y thing to offer on
these and kindred points, we shall be glad to
hear from you forthwith; and by-and-by we'll
confer with you on the Politics of Future. For
the present, we have one fixed principle-The
Maine Law. How do you like it
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-01-19

- We learn that some Of the new
levees on the Mississippi, below Mem
phis, have been seriously damaged by
the present high water.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-01-19

0S- Thirty likely negroes, recently emanci-
pated by the Hon. w. E. Kennedy, of Maury
county, Tenn, started from Nashville few days
ago, for Liberia, via New Orleans. The Nash
vile Gazette says:
1t is the intention of Judge Kennedy TO man,
unit more than forty slaves next year, who will
follow thosenow en- route for the coast of Africa.
His object In adopting this course is that the
first company may make preparation for the sec
ond in Liberia. 1t is an important fact that
several of his negroes refused to be manumitted,
and prefer to live with him during his life.
Those about to emigrate seem TO be in high spir-
its at the idea of enjoying perfect liberty. al
though their bondage has been light one under
their humane master.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-01-19
Tstegraphed othe VickSburg SentineIby Nation
al Line
Arrival of the Arabia.
TELEGRAPH OFFICE AT HALAFAx.
J.....o., III 1870


TELEGRAPH OFFICE AT HALAFAx
January l3. 1853.
The steamship Arabia has arrived from Liv-
erpool, short of coal Her commercial news is
unimportant owing to the holidays. Cotton
has been dull all the week and prices in favor
of buyers. A partaial decline has taken place
of one sixteenth on American cotton. The daily
sales amount to 1000 bales, weekly sales g., 900
bales. Spectators took 700 and Exporters 40
bales Stock on hand about 500 Fair
Orleans, Sd; Mobile, 5 7-Sd; Upland, SD
Phiadel fhia and Baltimore flour, 5s Cd.
Mr.. Head, Lola Montess husband, was
drowned at Lisbon by the upsettng of yacht
Villenvie, Ex-Governor of Cuba has died.
Kossouth's mother died at Brussels on the
26th ult The Belgium government refuses
Kossouth leave to meet her.
NEW YORK, Jan. -Cotton-14OO bales
sold Market firm at full prices.
Flour-1O,00 bbls, sold. Prices unchanged,
dull and heavy.
Corn-20.OOO bushels sod; Mixed TIC !;
White 62 a 7Oc.
Mess Pork unchanged
WASHINGTON, Jan. 13.-Senate.-M GAGS
res ,lution calling for information relative 10
Squire's treaty was passed.
Mr.. Gwinn's bill for a railroad from the Mis-
sissippi river to the Pacific was taken up and
supported by Messrs. Gwinn, Cass, Seward and
Rusk, and opposed by Mr.. Butler, and was
finally postponed until next Monuay.
House.-The House was engaged in discuss
ing the bill relative to Government frauds upon
the Treasury. Various amendments were adop-
ted. and the House adioured.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 13.-The river has risen
six inches. Flour "a IS; Whiskey 10 1-4c.,
other articles unchanged.
LOUISVILLE, Jan. I3.-Roats up-Lexington.
Down-Cincinnatus R. H. WinsIow, Media
tor, and H. d. Bacon.
The river is rising. Weather cloudy, with
slight rain.
CrNcINNArI, Jan. l4-The river has fallen
six inches
Flour-2OOt bbls extra at $4 AZ $4 45.-
Whiskey l9 l-4c.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-01-19
Fresh Receipts.

lust received per Alton and Stacy on r
J signmeni,
100 Bbls Flour, 100 Sacks Salt
- Sacks Coffee. 10 HID Sugar
2j Boxes Tobacco, 80 Bills Lime
; cases mud Boots, 2J boxes Csudv
20 NJ. Cigars, 3 cases Tea.
8 Bbls No 6 Loaf Sugar,
2 cases double barrel Guns.
for sale low al tie Auction Store Of
Jan. 10, l633.-lm M. B. WOLFE
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-01-19
ADVERTIsEmENTS,
III. u. WOnHrs

w ADs w - ~ Hf ~
Auctioneer and Commission nFerebsrt
YAzoo Cry, MISSISSIPPI.
VIII make liberal advances on consippm..
TO his address.
Yazoo city, Jan. l9, 1888.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-01-19

c. Yankee in Iowa has just taught ducks
to swim in hot wafer, and with such success
that they lay boiled eggs. Who says this Is not
an age Of Improvement
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-01-19

~ We are authorized to announce ]. I.
RUSSELL, JR.. as a candidate for Circuit Clerk.
at the ensuing election.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-01-19

n-We are authorized to announce A. SMITH
as a candidate for County Treasurer, at the ensu-
ing election.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-01-19

H. Good and Fine saddle korees for sale
/GSA- also single and double harnces horeea
BY CD. BLACKAIAN 81 co
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Our Acknowledgements.


TN clo,ng N cir rsl yeaIs's experiences the subsc,
L bers avail themselves o. the occasion, TO express
grateful recognition Of the generous patronage which
has rewarded tier exertous to suit the public taste
and also 20 make some announcement Of their intentions
for the ensuing twelve months.
They purpose TO continue 10 mort public favoI by the
same al tenton their assortment of AMERICAN and
FOREIGN BOOKS that has hitherto made il the best
selected and most general stock in and
which they intend to materially increase during the
Spring, by importation Of English and French stand
ard Publications. lIft
Their assortment of BLANK BOOKS and STATION.
cry il large and carefully selected comprising not on
y the whole detail Of articles, but variety of each
item The addition Of large and entirely NEW BIND
cry to their Embellishments will enable them not only
TO furnish warranted article OF Blank Books but afford
the reading community facility for the furniture
Of their Libraries. The Binding This Establish.
ment win be perfected by the best workmen, with the
most modern tools, and with careful prompitude.
by recent arrangement with the Worcester County
Bible Society," the large stock OF BIBLES belonging to
that Associations ~ removed TO this slore which Is also
.ne authorized aud only Repository Of the American
atct, Society, and the American and Mass. Sabbath
school Unions, In Worcester County.
Inc subscribers think thsre ia little need of recurring
70 ther iacilitiea for obtaining Goods at the lowest
prices, or Tor ahoidlng them 20 the public at the most
reasohhole rates They intend retain II possible BY
careful attention TO the requirements of the public the
patronage already conferred ON them.
JOHN KEITH a CO.,
Feb. le, 1858. dt '''''' "''''
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House Furnishing Goods.

j. L. HOOD would inform The citizens of Worcester
and vicinity that the place 10 buy all kinds OF House.
hold Furnishing Goods
At the l0lUest prices for Cash, at PriUlte sale,
is at the City Auction and Genera. Furnishing Store No
Pearl street. where may be found large assortment of
new and second hand Furnishing Goods almost every
thing pertaining to housekeeping; trnnhs carpet bags
vace &C. Please call and examine before purchasing
elsewhere.
B. Those breaking up housekeeping, and others
having property to dispose Of viii do well 10 call,
receive all kinds of property consignment, and in
urgent cases will buy and pay cash, at the shortest
notice.
Sales of Real and Personal Property promptly attend
ed to, in any part of the County. J. L, HOOD,
AucIioneer ana Commission Merchant,
No Pearl street.
Worcester, March 8ih 1858. DIFF
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REAL ESTATE.
Farm For sac in Westhorongh,


IA WM. JOHNSON offers for sale the valuable
Iai4 and pleasantly situated Farm upon which h
lives, situated in the eastery part Of Mestbor
ough, two miles from the Boston and Worcester Rail-
road depot in scarborough and three from the depot
IN Westboough Said farm is in good state Of ultiva-
iQn, and contains $50 of superior Land well pro-
portioned into moving, tillage, pasture orc ard and
woodland,-is divided and subdivded by stone walls
is well watered and lies III compact form 2ls acres
of the same being in one body 50acres of said farm is
woodland, part Of which is heavily timhered aud 200
acres is improved The moving and tlaee is leveleven
and very free from stone. The hay cut is nearly all
English. The farm VIII keep IS head of cattle
throughout the YEAR
The buildings thereon, consist OF two.story house,
% by rs iee', wi an Ell the same wood house,
carriage-house, aranary &C. IS feet long partly and
partly stores, aud BARN 1863 feet long So feet
wide, and II feet high There covered passage from
the house to the un and cellar under the whole of
said buildings, except IS feet. The water is brought in
pipes TO the and barn from never falling sprine
The farm IS so situated that it may be divided INTO
two good and conv' nient farms viii be sold TO suit
purchasers, together separate.
large part Of The purchase money cpn remain unpaid
for years, secured by mortgage.
Possession given any time TO suit For further par
ticulars inquire OF Willard Raymond, or Dexter Brig
ham, at Wesborough Centre Col Dexter Fay, and Sui
livan Fay, Esq of scarborough, the subscriber on
the premises. WILLIAM JOHNSON.
Westboriugh, March 2, 1883 dFTawSw
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Bullock's Patent Seed Planter,

THIS new Implement can be used to plant any kind
i of Seeds usually planted in hills, but is mole espe-
cally sdapied for Corn planting 1t deposits the kerr
nels equn distances apart sufficient give il room
for healthy growth, thereby Increasing the Yield large.
ly. With, TINS MACHINE one man easily plant one
in two and ha hours, as 1t deposits and covers
the seed almost at the same time The advantages of
this planter others in use are the low price
for which II is sold, and the convenience of having the
in rows, each way OF the field thus giving chance
to pillow or cultivate between the rows, either way.
The Planters will be furnished to persons bnying
Town or County Rights, at prices which cannot fail
10 pay Uery large PrQft For further particulars,
please call al 2Sl Main street, where the Machine may
be
N B. Farmers are particularly invited to call, aud
examine this and sefu Agricultural Implement.
Worcester, Feb. 10, 1853. dawtf
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P. YOUNG. successor 70 6. 5. Ellis,

P. YOUNG, Successor to C. S. Ellis,
H EEPS constantly on hand an extensive Stock of
N Fancy Goods, Toys, ard Useful articles,
which he offers to The public reasonable TERMS at his
great "YARfETY STORE" No. sc Main street.
UMBRELLAS, and PARASOLS,
of all sorts and sizes Cotton and Scotch Ginghams;
Alpaca and silk, Ufa coois varying in price from
so cents to IS co. AS we keep I'll Sorts OF Materials
and Trimmings tor Umbrellas and Parasos our facili-
ties are not surpassed by any Establishment in this
country for repring, altering and covering, which re-
ceiye our particular attention
Canes and other nice articles repaired with great care
Pinking done,-Eyelets set, &c Rocking Horses
Games, and thousands Of other articles for the
ment and instruction of Children.
Also, Birds, Bird Seeds, Bird Cages,
and all the Trimmings for Cages, it'll every article
wanted by Bird Keepers.
Baskets Willow Ware, Children's CARRIAGES. Cabs,
Dolls, and Doll Bodies all sizes, &c. Fine Feather
Dusers all kinds of Brushes, all Of Combs, and
thousands of articles not possible to enumerate.
Fairs aud Charitable oCiees supplied with any guam
tity of Fancy Articles wholesale prices, with the
privilege OF returning all unsOld.
Observe the Sign Of p YOUNG,
No sc Main street, little below the Central Bank
MARI dawtf
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House and Lot for Sale

"a FOR sale large two story House, nearly new
and thoroughly finished, and lot containing about
eight thousand feet, pleasantly situated, within
three minutes walk Of the Pos-Otice; also a Cottage
House lot, in the vicinity of Chatham street. and
building lot fifty by one hundred feet, siiuatad
In Newbury street The above,i applied Tor soon will
be sold at bargain. For particulars inquire j. /.
HOOD, at City Auction and Commission Store, No
Pearl street.
Worcester, March 9Th, 1853
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Farm in Lancaster for Sale.

1zV9A~VV7SVNA AV1
Ia ONE ofthe most valuable Farms in Lancas-
lii.M ter of shout 100 Acres, situated about of
- mile from the centre Of the Village, in a beauti-
ful location, within few rods of the Worcester and
Nashua Railroad, and on the Nashua River. 1t con-
tains the best and most extensive Peach and Apple Or
ehards in the town, and about 50 Acres of excellent
Moving and large proportion of the Farm is fine
Meadow
SO desirable place, whether for farming PURPOSES
or for genteman's country seat not often offered for
sale.
Inquire in Lancaster, at the Railroad Station, of
feb24 dTuThaS3w MATTHE W h. WOODS.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-03-15

DIR. DoWSE'S Celebrated Pile Medicinsi
VNHIs Medicine il certain cura Tor the Piles, In all
It's voroua forms, aud ~ WARRANTED to cure
in every case, or the money will be refunded.
Ceftihcates OF cures can be seen at the Agents.
Sold Wholesale and retail, by d. SCOTT, IN.
Sole Agent for Worcester, 2l3 Main street.
feblT MH daw2m
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Blank Books for Sale, Wholesale and
Retail.
WIN. Allen. BooI-binder,

A ND Blank-book Manufacturer, has at his Bindory,
N and Is constantly manufacturing Bhnk-books al
every description such Ledgers, Day Books Journals
&C. Writing Books and Memorandums, constantly on
hand W Books PACED II desired OLD Books rebound
as usual. 11r No. 229 Main street, Cup slairs)
Worcester June H. 1880 - I'i dawtf
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Particular Notice.

Particular Notice.
u E. ABBOTT q co invite the attention of per-
h. seeking desirable locations for building pur
poses to their pats of House Lots situated in varinus
parts of the City, and offered for upon such terms
as cannot fail TO suit purchasers
Persons contemplating change of residence from the
city to the country will find il for their interest call
upon US, and examine list of Farms for sale, IN
pleasantly located sections of the country around Wor
cester.
we are also prepared to sell or exchange landed
tates in any locality, upon favorable terms.
E. K. ABBOTT & CO.,
ootl9 DIT 2SG Main street.
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March March March
II SPRING, End, will be offering good bargains
IL. during the month of March, in

LIZ uuNNB tHt HiOntu VI hdfCl3 ia
GROCERIES and WOODEN WARE!
such as Tubs, Pals, Brooms and Mats Wash Boards,
Mop Handles, Clothes Pms, skets, rays, Wooden
Bowls stone Ware,
such Butter Pots Flower Pots, Preserve Jars Pitch
eTs, SpittOons, and Soup Dishes.
TIN WARE-Such as Sprinklors, oil and Fluid Cans,
and Paint Buckets.
Crockery--Whole sets of Mulberry Ware. An
sortment Of EdrtheH Hare. Stationery, viz Pens,
Ink, Paper, Pencils WATERS Sealing Wax, sc.
Pocket Knives, Combs, Brushes OF various kinds,
Stove and Shoe Backing Saddlers and Sewing Silks,
Cotton and Linen Thread, Pins, Needles, Whale Bones,
Extracts and Essences Tomato Ketchup, variety of
Preserves Mmcing Knives. Soaps, Spices Barrel lIo
ney, Fish, Ulage Barred Tar and do. Resin, Bar
Iels Vinegar, quantity ofPoialoes cost, second
hand Refrigerator do. do. Cheese Safe Carpenters
Bench Screw, Platform Scale, &c, &c.
The above mentioned, with great variety of other
things not included can be had very low prices till
the LIST of April, the Store al the of Main and
Southbrdge streets is TO be vacated at that lime,
l.. SPRING, Ind
Worcester, March 8, 1853 dn
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Willow Wagons, Cradles, and Baskets

WAGON 3, Cradles, Baskets, velocpeds, Vince
Wy Bartows, Rocking Horses, boys seds, Rubbc
Balls, Pins, Needless &C, wholesale and retail, az
dec dawtf MERRILL'B, 22l Main at.
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Steam Engines.
House Lot for Sale.

House Lot for Sale.
Ia ON the elevation of Land East side of Orange
JUL street, one of the desirable Lots may be pur-
chased a. a low price. Terms of payment very
easy.
also, TO rent, part Of the in the new three
story building recently erected Burnsides Court and
near L. Springs Store Main and Sonthbridge Streets
NJ. S. BALL0RD.
worcester, March 4, 1858. eodtf
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GEL DRAFTED INBOUND.
ONE ofthe best applications ever discovered, for the
" euro Of the following diseases
Inflammation Of the Lungs Sore Throat, Phthisc,
Head Ache Piles, Collie Cramp Fever and other Sores
Ear Ache Cuts, Buns and Scalds Rheumatism, Brus-
es and Strains, Stngs of Insecs, Dyspepsia, Worms,
Chiblains.
Among the many and important discoveries of this
generation, is one whose fame will be written as with
sunbeam, in the history of the past. Fairbanks celr.
brated He'dng Compound Stands forth alone, and by
its own works prOclaims lis power. That mute elo-
qnence so rresisbly affecting the appeals Of the su
ering for relief has been answered. Hundreds of
have been Gu ed by this invaluable medicine, and they
can be Produced if necessary, to Substantive beyond
doubt, theN healing virtues OF this preparation.
The compound is combined with the most ehTactual
aids, The slutary productions, and its success in
the restoration to health of those who had long pined
under distressing malaes, has given exalted char
acter
Manufactured and sold by the proprietor, in West
Boylsto HORACE FAiRBANK
Sold by T. T. LAZBLL 20I Main street,
Worcester, and by many of the Traders through the
country. Trial Bottles may be had for IS cents
marchlO dTnaF-weOw1v
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CARRIAGES.
Union Mair DressImg SaIOOn.

OhhAOA hhHE pEcSShHlS SHlOVhh'
MEsSRS, JANKlNs a. CLOUGH would most
WI spectiully inform their patrons, and the public
generally, that they bavo fitted up Hair Dressing
Saloon In splendid STYLE over the Jewelry Store Of l..
D.GoddaId a. Co., In the new Block recently erected
House, where they will be found in prompt attendance,
upon all who may favor them with call. Returning
their most sincere thanks, for the liberal patronage
which they have received during tho many years In
which they have carried the business In this city,
both separate md together, they trust that this new
w. II. JANKINs,
.decl4i DIFF +. A. CLOUGH.
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House to Let.

House to Let.
IN THAT beautiful suburban residence lately oc-
G% cupied by Ward Poole Esq, situated on Mill
bury Avenue, about two miles from the City
Hall, Is now offered for rent The grounds are full Of
Fruit Trees, Shrubbery and Flowers. II is most de-
lightfu summer retreat. There are two beautiful gar
dens and other Land may be rented if desired. Pos
session gwen mipediateiy
Refer TO A. l.. BURBANK a. Co, 2O5 Main street
or to Rev. J. F. BURBANK, near the premises.
Worcester, Murch S, 1858. d2awlm#
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Desk Mandatory.

II P. WRIGHT q CO., Manufacturers Of Pulnits
La Counting Room and Office Desks; Library, Office
and Dining Room Tables; Druggists Drawers, and Book
Cases of every size aud quality, respectfully inform the
citizens of Worcester and vicinity that they
prepared TO furnish the above named articles short
notice, and in the best Styles And we will warrant
our work TO be equal to any the country. Rear of
Pane's block, of Main and Pleasant streets,
Worcester, Mass. l.. WRIGHT
Janis diff NJ SMILEY.
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STATE OF New YoRK, -Saratoga County. IS.
Abjnh Peck, James Mason, doses Powell, Sas II.
SHETLAND Alfred Mason, James I. Wiley, William
Clute, William Cary, and Abram Sckles, constituting
a majority of the Directors Of the anye named Com
pany being severally duly sworn depose and say and
each for himself says that The foregoing is true
full and correct statement Of the affairs of the said
Company, and that he is Director thereof
Subscribed and sworn to before me, this 23d day of
February, 1853. w. WAIT, Justice Of Peace
WAsHBURN HOLLAND, Agents, No. 1858 Main
street, Worcester. dot mchl2
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VIM. d Fenno & Son
Steam Power to Let.

49, THE whole or a part Of the substantial two
MA: story Brick Factory Elizabeth Port, N. j., Is
WslilL mill distant from New York, with which there
is daily communication times, with Steam Power in
such quantity may be required.
The building is 100 feet by so, well lighted and pos
session can be had on the LIST Of April next. Terms
moderate. Apply at Elizabeth Pert, TO
tebl0 deodaw6w& AB'M BAIZ.
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IUPREAE COURT.-IN TIE MATrER or TIN AP.
> rioetion 81 The Counsel to the Corporation Of the
atty Of New York relative TO the laying out Of pubs
park, between Third sud the East river, Sixty
x.h and seventy fifth stsss in the Ninetsenh ward Of
the city Of New York The Counsel N the CORPORATION
u thu city OF New York pursuaut to ststute such
m,de snd PROVIDED hereby gives notice that he viii
iirs Judcsl District a Special Term Of the said court
10 DO held at the City Hal, Of the city Of York
txrday tbs s dsy 81 October 1883 at tho opening Of the
sourt hsssy as soon thereafter eosasel Be
tsscd for the appointment Of AVE- Commissioners Of Ea
mate and Assessment 10 the above entitled matter that
ss nscrs snd sxtsat OF ts improvement hereby intsdd
the Esss rrss srsy sixth Ass seyss strest. "a:
cut and provided for undsr by virtue II entitled
An act relative to tho psrohaso aud svng out Of certain
aots for public park In Tho Nneteenta Of ths city
New York and The powers duties Of Co. mayor ade
and eomMoAalty IN relation therst' saSssd July u
lSeS t5ree bftkA being prNssnt,
RODRRT J: Dn4QN Counsel v ths C9ry4ssties.
DNtst NSw fsek, ApsdW 0,,lsSA
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HOMNsTEADB.

S0yIn sELRosE OF LOTS ARE
h. once u eSars Norris M No New s,rsa ons
docs tom w.n csst..sf s.etrs w initsis. On i4sh
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