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THURSDAY MORNING, JAN. ~. 10.

To CoRREspoSDGxrs.-W have re.
ceived several communications for pn bl
cation which have not the names OF the
au,h4rs attached and as the common
rule 81 publishers, on this subject, does
not appear 10 be generally known, we
stale it for the benefit Of such correspon-
dents. Every srticle sent TO us for pub.
liration should be accompanied by the
real name or the writer, or by reference
80 some known person Of responsibility.
We want either q guarantee for original.
ilv. or ths name of the proper party TO
whom responsibility may attach in case
Plagiarism shoWld be committed. An
editor is bound bv every consideration Of
honor moi to divulge any name that he is
desired to keep secret. This is an Office
rule Of invariable s:rictness, and one that
would require the very strongest case Of
necessity 10 justify The breach of. We
ask, therefore, that it be borne in mind
we neither desire TO receive, nor will we
publish, any anonymous communication.
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-01-27
TRUSTEES SALE.

pY vi,tur of a deed Of trust, executed
- TO them by Joseph J. Hsyden, the
subscribers. as trustees, will offer 81 pub.
Ito sale, at the Court House door in Leon.
ard Town, on Saturday the I9h day of
February neKr, between The hours or .i2
IN. and r. ~. all the, tract or psrcsl sf
land on " hich The said Hayden n3w re-
sides, called and known ss
ISH.N.iEL'S FREEHOLD,
contsiming Is acres nrpre or fAs. The
said land il situated shout "a mile and Q
hslf from Leonard town, with. some in..
prese;nenis upon it. ami we'll adapted 10
the growth Of the staple products Of the
county.
Terms made known on the dav IF sale.
WV. II. HAYDEN,
GEO. s. KING. -
Jan. 27h--3w.
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-01-27

We are indebted l. Col. go.horon sr
The Senate for . copy = tbs repsrs Of he
CemrirOIIere This i N able repsri. and
Shows that The 6saneisl sondision Of tn
safe = sound and prosperous. Being ~
present ssmewha, short Of figures. we ars
prevented from giving N analysis Of tie
report - We desired anl intended.
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-01-27

RELIGIOUS RECEPTION learn from
the Catholic Mirror that Miss Bette ".
Combs SISTER Mary Paula }, Of this coun.
ty, was admitted to The religious habit, al
the Convent Of the Visitation, Baltimore,
on the 9Th inst.
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-01-27

Jack Long Of this county who, for two
days last week, was on trial at Washing.
len, charged With assault and battery
~i;h iateRt to kill Rein Humphrey, has
been feund guilty tc'ihort the intsnt, and
sentenced 10 tee years imprisonment in
the county Jail. with ST. fine.
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-01-27

The following epigram we think has
point-the most imporian, feature IN such
compositions from The irne of Martial
down TO our own day. But lei1he reader,
~ all means. judge for himself.
When Latin I studied. my Ainswcrth in hand.
I answered my teacher that St0 meant 20 stand,
But il asked. should now give another reply.
For Stere means. beyond any casii, 90 ne.
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-01-27

The celebrated Will OF r. T. Hairs
Ion, OF Henry county, Miss. by whic5
his whole estate, amounting 10 half a
million Of dollars. is given 10 q liale negro.
was admitted to record, ne see, at the
Las; term Of Tho county ceurt.
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-01-27
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DIED,


On Thursday goth instant, John Rolph agA
about So years.
On Wednesday 18th. Miss Elizabeth e. niece
Of the late Major b. q. Cole.
On Thursday goth inst, at his residence near
HowaTd's Race. Francis Simms, aged Is
years aud 10 months
OF Pneumonia. on Friday % 81 ia ST., Fran
els. eldest son Of John a.. AMI Cecilia Stone,
aged abou: ysAESs
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-01-27


agraph in the Boston Post:
Since the coup d'e'dt the French rail
way shares have advanced almost ffi,
per cent, while the Paris Bourse has
been animated with unwonted xpecula
ton. There was something unnatural in
all this, and people are beginning 10 find
i, out. Louis Napoleon. il i. said, did it
all-and for his own benefit. politically
and pecuniarily. II give a CERTAIN celia,
10 his administrator, and it filled hi
purse. When shares, ctc., we're low, he
purchased largely, and then pa,tonized
the lines they aPpertained to. His sg~nrs
TILED London and Paris, and his gains
are set down by shrewd and able <prcu,
la,ors at $40, 100000 With Si6 O0o, GOO
in his own chest, what may he mol dare !!
But former defeats have taught him eau.
ton he is not rrady, aud ne can wait.
The desoo,s OF Europe wait upon him.
compliment him, court him, and dread
him.
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-01-27

4 correspondent complains that the
roads near Lsona rdt0wn sre not repaired.
i is almost impossible 10 ascend the hills
With N empty cart. See 10 il, gentlemen
overseer..
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-01-27

Graham's Magazine. are indeb
ted to the clever publisher for an advance
copy Of his Magazine for February.
Though we must confess-a page or two
more Of solid kding in,erspersed among
lis lighter varieties would be more accep.
table to our taste, yet we think the pres
enr number, in point Of literary mater,
superior to the last months issue. Ora.
ham offers $500 in premiums to those
procuring him subscribers-S2G0 for the
largest number and 50 an down in pro.
portion. Success 10 him!
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-01-27
IFrom the Southern Planter.1
CHEAP DRAINING.

], is stated in The foreign correspon.
dencs OF the Michigan Farmer, that a
method Of cutting drains has been adopted
in Scotland, requiring much less cost than
formerly, being all done with The plough.
II is very useful in all cases where the
ground is c!syey AMI ,olersbly free from
stones. " In the first place a common
plough is passed back aud forth, turning
a furrow out OH each side. Then follows
the draining plough which goes down
from two 10 two and a half feet, the
Inoulbosrd being so formed a. 10 turn :he
earth all out. In this manner twelve
acres in the vicinity Of Sterlin. were
drained with three llpughs, in one day,
the tile being laid in the furrow lu.t as
the plough left it. The earth was re-
turned to the ditch by means OF scrAper,
in the form Of the letter V. the legs, Of
course, protruding forward. and q team
attached TO each leg, on each side of the
ditch.
We have been long since satisfied that
the cost of excsvsling bitches might be
reduced by more horse labor than is gen.
crally used. For instance, let a Michi.
E@u SuoSoIi tA'uShB @Cotbs oC
set in foot deeP-a thing very easily
done; by throwing furrow each way
(lesving but q narrow strip in The mid,
dle) the rst foot Of The ditch is al once
thrown out with sufficient rapidly 10 pre-
pare some mile. for The spade In each
~aay. BY running twice each way, a
greater depth and more perfect work
be attained. A regular aud thorough
system Of draining is al present quite ex-
pensive, costing sMne twenty Ave or thirty
dollars per acre and if its cost could be
reduced one half by the application OF
horse power, ii would greatly contribute
towards its general int Notwithstanding be
worth millions to lie country. lying as i.
does, in most cases at the very foundation
of successful farming.
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-01-27

Our. thanks are due to the Honorable
Richard L Bowie, Of the House Of Re,
Pressnlalives. for the regular receipt of
the Daily Congressional Globe.
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-01-27
SSr.ors .xo Axr,Dorvs- 1,,o, mfr.

= RSIsONS ARo ASTIDOTEs.-1t not unfre.
gen'ly happens that serious and distress
1ng results are occasica.d by the acci.
dental employment OF poison, and il &C.
Pcurred 10 Us that we might possibly do a
Aservice 10 some Of our readers by present.
Rg them. with q brief and compendious
It OF The more common poisons and The
m.-lies for them most likely to be close
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-01-27
IA No RTEO,

On Thursday gath inst. BY Rev. Mr. Evans
Chasl.s J. NoFri. 10 Miss Rosa Ann Foxwell,
all Of this county. Ell
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-01-27

air Chinese ladies. At lesg h the
wed for Us, to leave the f-msles
ofY me house, oil retired to the inner
aarsments ard the gentlemen conducted
10 coz seds nss< OsR returashg horne.
wIsnEersd BUR facssio be Exposed and
gzes rsre no, few.ragerIyssfriving TO
n peep ct the nu qaiPe (fdfeiga
OWLS wives as they siisn'arizsd'ns.
+ could noi learn that one in Pawn
Tngk~a 5 househOi knew h,~ TO read
liner o~s Language, and As to their EN-
gpymsnt., much time is spent al the
sdet, embroidery perhaps occupy part,
a. sheHNfie amusemeniS of the theatre,
vi o,hers. equally frivolous fiji upsthe
81. ~NDt many months after this visit,
meaId. OF the death of Mrs. Pawn. aud
DO earned that her husband was never
f&ased with her. | remember one of
DR. company snce asked him how he
4<sed his time lie replied his wives
ere al! over his house, AMI he amused
ssaself with them"
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-01-27
WHICH is TUE WEAKER sEx1

Females are called The weaker s-x,
why IL thew arc not strong, who
When men must wrap themselves
. fnIck GARMENTS, encase the whole body
4: stout overcoat TO shut out the cold,
women, in thin silk dresses, with neck
and shoulders bare, er nearly 50, say
hey are pefecily comfortable. When
men wear waller proof boots over wooden
lDse, and cncase the whole in india rub.
5r TO keep them from freezing, women
sear thin silk hose and cloth shoes, and
fselend not TO feel The cold. When men
sover Their heads with furs, and then
complain Of the weather, woman half
cover their heads with straw bonnets, and
hide twenty miles in an open sleigh.
kcing a cold rorlhwester, and pre,sud
Bot to suffer at all.
They can siiby men who reek with the
tunes OF rum or tobacco enough 10 poison
whole house and not appear more
snnoyed than though they were bundle
tf roses
Year after year they can bear abuse
cr all sorts from drunken husbands, as
though their strength was made of iron.
And then, is not woman mentally
stronger than man! Can she not en-
Iure suffering that would bow The Stou,cst
man to earth! Call not a woman The
weaker vessel !; for, had she not been
sstfonger than man, the race would long
since have been extinct. Hers i. state
Of endurance which man could no; bear.
Man labors ten or twelve hours per
day, aud then his work is done both
body and mind can rest. but woman
work is never done-she is never idle.
From early lawn her hands are busy at
noon she is not idle. and AZ nigh, her
task is not accomplished. When all else
has been accomplished, sewing or knitting
fills up her spare moments till the hour
Of retirement arrives and even then when
her lord and master is snoozing il, az
unconscious asa sleeping clam, she must
ssiauaiaiId,-and perhap. be
siarfrom her diFul s!umbers ten times
each night.
elf woman was not the stronger vessel
she could not live three years after mar
riage.-PitdSwre Boat.
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-01-27

Godey's Lady's Book.-We are in The
receiP, of the February number of hi.
work. We don't like too many love
stories and above all things too much
sentimental poetry, but these defects are
well atoned for BY the successful efforts
The editors make, in other departments of
their Magazine, to inculca,e a taste for
the refined and the elegant in the mind
OF the American lady and to blend the
useful with The agreeable for her ins,ruc.
ton end amusement. Our lady friends
cannot fail 10 appreciate the manner in
which Cooley caters peculiarly for them
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-01-27

New NOMENCLATURE FOR LOCOMOTIVES.
1t j. stated that q locomoiive for the
Rochester and Syracuse Railroad has
been adorned with the title or inscription
81 still live" last words Of Daniel
Webster. A correspondent suggests tina,
the New York and Erie Railmad Com
Pany have one hearing the last words of
John Quincy Adams" This 10 the last
Of earth" Dying speeches are sppropri.
ate onSew York railroads.
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-01-27

i ANNAPOLIS. .Jsua1rg. 18Th.
The Speaker appOinted lie standing
commitless.
Orders-Ossas1 by wat.rs and adop.
ted, - appoiai d committee Of fee 20 H.
i vesiiga4e the -ause 81 the decrease of
revenuts ia Baltimor- cisy.
Leaves 20 repoTs Bills--By Roberts 10
divide he stats into six epngresslonaI dis.
sssefs-4 ~ hail 10 repeal the section OF
IN Fl the acs pf0bibisiAg the cir
eiEagi0n of me small aofes or The banks
Of the ssale--by Fleming, TO incorporate
the Eaafern Shore Rail Road C0snpsny.
Senats--N Not H. session, no quorum.
January - h Huuse Of Delegates
s O4saRs Presented hy Wyse and aiop.
hat the committee % the Judiciary
wlsaf amendments are necessary
IS cris..inaI laws of this safe.
Isank ford, thai same committee in
TOTO the expediencv or changing
{ 81 furnishing negroes ~
- ont 81 the stale for crimes
g ..csz - 2 The Peni-.
Ia brt B;II>--By Ba,eman 10
ks act for the projections of wid
0rphans--bv Waters 10 mndify
s~srch OF suspecird places for
aTopery,
zie-No, in session.
- ~ 2Th-ilause or Delegates
YAsen,ed petition Of sundry CHI.
a+asefS: Mary's county fnr repeal oi
"sISw pre-. en;ing the circulation Of the
a notes Of the hanks Of the state
ssS William l. Evans and others OF
= ecThtv, for new school therein.
fS~hisrepored-By Willis to provide
p61 more certain collection and
PEt Kpayment Of taxes int" treasury
stGtsnnt to allow one Justice of the peace
Aos%s acknowledgements Of deeds, &c,
acquiring iwo---by Stewart 10 exempt
CsAtion $50 worth Of debIor's prop.
,seae cTe--The President presented 9
a. Nfron, Edward Dowiing, clerk OF
fgo,; ." The baltimore Courts, ~hich on
n 20: Of Kunkrl was no, received be
caTse Of irnPmgning the hnnss'y and
llih of one Of the CO ordinate branches
o1ths~lGie government. This commn.
nies'i"n was aused BY that part Of the
kernor's message referring TO The de
Of revenue in Baltimore city.
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-01-27

soda, DearlaSh or soap, dissolved in
Water then use stomach pump or emet
Aics.sS
Alkalies.-Best remedy is vinegar.
Ammonia.-Rrmedyl lemon juice OF
-. afterwards milk and ,waier or
tea. =
x lcohol.-First cleanse the stomach
MOOT by an eme,ic then dash cold water
Nm the head. and give ammonia (spiri,s
o!hsrt~hosn.9 .sF
Assenic.-Re Remedies, in the first place
evAeuaie The slonsch. then give the white
of eggs, lime water or chalk and water,
charcoal and'he preparations of iron, par.
ticularfy hvdratr.
sLead.-Whiie lead and sugar OF lead
eIDedies, alum, caihartics, such as Gas.
ri! and epson salts, especisIly.
ycoal.-ln rOiScns by carbonic gas.
reHTSSe the psiien, to open air, da~h cold
water on the head end body. and stirnu.
late ,nos.rils and lungs by har,shorn. al
the same time rubbing the chest briskly
Cnrrosiye Sublimaie Give white Of
. eggs freshly mixed With water, or give
wheat hour and wafer, or soap and waller
> freely.
Creosose. White ofFges and the emet.
CT.
~ sBelladonna, or Might Henbsne. Give
SFaeiics, and then plenty Of vinegar and
waser, or lemonade. 49,
Mushrooms. when poisonous.-Give
enaeiics, and then plenty Of vinegar and
Whtes, orslemonsde. '-7 .-e - 4" r
Nitrate of Silver.--lnnar caustic.-
Give strong solution Of common salt,
aud then emeiics.
Opium. x-First give q Strong eme,ic Of
anesiaras and waier, -:Aen strong coffee
and acid drinks, and dash cold water on
iii head.
Laudanum.-Same 40 opium.
Ndx Vvmica.-First emelics, then
#KA5nlv. El&Z@ q - E'-F "a
0xalica Acid.-~Rrequsn,ly mistaken
sbrl cRsopr salts. Remedies, chalk, mag
nesia. or aEa soap Os and wa'ss freely. then
Natate of Potash. or saltpetre. Give
emesies. Shen copiousp draughts Of aax.
seed tea, milk and wafer, and other
soothing drinks; 60 -.
Erussic A.siJ.-.Whep there Is time. ad,
cti!oGine in the shape OF soda or
lime HnaR Iifardy .and water. Harris.
hofs md GU IN zinc slsa usefui.r g
ssc.-hF y Immediately
E q ieAs q Internally;
stimiulants freely. |
go aEaye the par: biz.
iGssass Ugh. below !,
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-01-27

eEcids.--These cause great heat, and
Ensations OF burning pain, from the mouth
Awn TO the stomach. Remedies, imagine.
soda, pearlash or soap, dissolved in
Water then use stomach pump or emet
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-01-27

AlkaIies.-Best remedy is vinegar.
Ammonia.-Rrmedy lemon juice G
-. aiterwa rds milk and .wafer q
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-01-27

CUNI IIkTIs
elf woman was not the stronger vessel
she could not live three years after mar
riage-PkdSmTe Boat.
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CORPORATION NOTICE-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
" hereby given to the occupant
psnts Of all houses and lots i proved lands
affected thereby that tho following have been
by the hssessors and lodged the Office Of
the Bureau Of Assessmepts for all persons
terested yz-Fer sewer In Thir ynirth street. from tho
ewerin Eighth avenue the scwer In Ninth The
limits embraced BY such assessment include all the
and lots Of ground vacant lots pieces and If
ano situated both sides Of Thirty ninth street from
Eight Ninth the west Of Eighth
snd Thirty ree and the east 10 Of Nioth
avenue Of Thirty ninth street. All whose in
effected by the above named and who
are to tbeam either Of them requested to
present their objections In writing 20 the und at
their ONCE No. 4Bs Of Records, within thirty days from
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, }Assessors.
CHARLES McNIELL, }
Once Bureau OF Assessments, Street Department. Nov
1859
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(tR0ToN AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT TO con-
- trsctors-ssaled proposals. endorsed Prcpossi for
Receiving Basn Ill be received at the once OF the Eroon
Aqus duet Department. until Saturday the l2th day OF No
venbcr 1853 at IL O'CLOCK M for the building receiving
basin euve At the southeast OF Twenty hrst
street end Third connect with the sewer in twenty
nrs street. The plan Of the and specifications Tor the
huid.lsspi ts skle, aud s ot.r niorlaAtsa relating
thereto can be obtained on application TO the Pur
New Ysgk. Ostsbs 8. la6S
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AGENCY.

A UsrkAiiA.-AGNEw 4 CO., COMMISSION MEX
IA chant aad Inrt rters Melbourne, Port Philip Aus
ITALIA, ~ Charm Nerwycr Boston. A-raw O..
Phiiadep ha; Blaring Mckee, Baitimors Maass white
Co., New Orleans Fisher AGnsw, Columbia, g.; Joha
W. Qunsy. New Hoyk.
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~ METROPOLITAN HALL.
n. JULIEN respec ully announces, that In passtAa
through from Boston to philadelphia he will give
ONE GRAND CONCERT,
GEMS THE SEASON,
TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER g.
Overture" Der Freischu.z'. ...............wsss r
On Themes selected IRON the opera composed
symphony-"The Adsgio in A from the Symphony
49, IN u" beesIovea
Grand Aria an Brilliant Variations Preek
Midlle Anna Zcrr.
valse" La Prma Donna" ...................J ullis1
The solos and Cadenaas performed by Herr Kanig.
'S' On Tlsmes selected from Baliins opera Il
La SomnAmbula'
Signor Bottesiui.
Quadrille Gational-'The American. .,.,.. r,,,..
Grand oporatie Selections am a-.aaa .Meyerbess
From the Opera Of "Les Auguenots," ar
ranged BY NJ. Julien
Song" I've been Roaming. C. T. Hsn
Male Anna Zcrr.
Symphony-"The Scberzo Asss Yvacs"... .Nendclssoha
FsS% the Symptom 1 Il Minor generally
POLKA. Les Echo du mont BANG. JuHs..
Introducing the alpine Horn, RAM des j '"''-
Naches and Echo,n
Performed by Herr Kong.
Solo, Flute-Original Theme with brilliant vsris-
M Rec6ert arst Flute to the King Of Bei.um
Galop-" The Amazon and Tiger .juller
Descriptive of 1iger Hunting in south Africs
humlss,sn. Fifty Ce11G
Secured Seats Win he numbered and reserved shrsus
out the evening" and be purchased during
Broadway; Van Norden King Is Wan street; II ~
evening at the Hall.
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gyRuTor aQUEDUCT DErARTKEkT:--ro coNTRAo.
IL to1s-sssssd proposals. endorsed Probosa sswoa
Erhtb svostn Will be received At the otce OF CrooG
Auseduos psgsraent. apt Monday the Th day Of octe
Scr 1853 NJ Ia O'clock for the building ~ sewer with
~ receiving bsirs and ssiycrt In Eighsh s'sgss
The plan Mo sewer and for tho building Of the
came and all oAhc information relating eretp can BIO OBJ
sAlped sppcAton Water Purvcyor st tht ofoe
TBRO. u DE- FOREST, Acting Presidents, Croton Aqus-
4. W. CHAVBE, Chief Engineer. duct Board
Kew Yorh, OcA II, 1858
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WASHINGTON CIRCUS, CORNER OF THIRTY.
w ninth street and Sixth ayenue.-Noorc Thompscn K
Mann, Fropuetors.
NEW ORGANIZATION.
This populay este ...-.., IA open fora
SHORT FALL ASON
every night, with company embracing among the number
the
MOST TALENTED PEDESTRIANS AND GYMNAsr5
in the country.
Crane Performance oyery Wednesday and Saturday
afternoon, at 3 o'clock.
Doors open Mt I: perform at TX O'Clock
AdIis ion e. oil parts Of the houtc. Is cents.
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AfsM YORK BERLIN IRON ruaNrfuka wOaxb.-
Nv YIN. Y. Bachelor formerly Of No CO Duane ss-cst
repeatedly npprsss his friends that having ccmpsed
ssngeocnte FOR husneos ennnsccn under she
snd frr Of T. Bachelor Co., he VIII continue the
stscture OF furniture In al branches uyor seal
otrtspop ding with tho increasing aera ST Ecf ~
81 Duaae street. 1ho cstsblehmcnt will command ~ al
timer the freshest specimens and PATTERNS the AN IRON
abroad, VII make gch be Aioatle
and viii hrn2 out from e 10 tae original designs Of
variety etyie and price w. H. b. cordially invites ria Old
IN .he eIt and eoun 70 ysis his w.ra;oons
examine his stock combating OF bsdgeae ntsnds sstso
etxs brackets mre-s sp tcono daor End window gusrd
hetel, hospital esylu rnd -rny ltisssrd 'rr&
Ere rtnnas, orha, cradles, sable, ofJoe
rsrsreems In wsh sAs Nvw Ysrk Foundry
lee nsisins co.Isny. Hss = sss pgsss s.s:s tsv
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ORNAMENTAL IRON WORK, 90.

(NRow ELLIS oRNAMENTED PATENT CAST IRON
railing, without rivetsAn entire article unrvaes
Cor simplicity durability ,nd economy adapted any style
foot lees than be put up the rvct principle Tn,
New york Foundry and Iron kahg Company
buidings bank and vault doors, shutters brackets, 90
rrnr vault grrtngs balconies os and
desk rng door md window guards Foundry foot Of
Forty eixh ercct North river Castings OF all descriptions
the lowest price Specimens Of the railing In sections
be at their wsrsoon ~ Duane street. few door
AZ Off oa WAY
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CORPORATION NOTICE-PUBLIC NOTICE IS HERE
~ BY yen to the owner owners occupant or occupants:
Of all houses and lots improved unmp lands At
fected thereby that tho following ents been
completed by the Aseso and lodged In the Office Of
interested ysFor tagging the sonthsrly sidswsks Of
Twer third street between Fifth and Sixth The
limits raced by such assessment include all the several
houses and lots Of ground lots pieces and parcels Of
land situated the south side Of Twenty third street. q
feet east from Sixth thence 10 east All persons
whose interests affected by the above
and who opposed to the same either Of thom
qucsted their ctons in writing TO this ider
signed At their Office No. Hall Of Records within thirty
days from the date Of this notice.
cnaRIks J SobcE, Assessors
CHAkLES MCNEIL
Once, Bureau OF Assessments Street Department. Nov