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DARN FOR SALE N Alexandria county. Virginia.
terms my farm or any portion thereof above, within
half mile of Balls Cross Roads one hundred ana
land residue cleared Much the larger portion OF
Sanssousy b disposed
syivana avenue Horato Ball. on adjacent farm
THE shady side, or Life a Country Parsonage, by
Infuence-a Mothers and Daughters by Grace
Letters to Mothers by L. H. sigourney
Letters 10 Young Ladies by the same
carlotna and the Jesuits at Rome by E. Farrenc.
Abbos Way TO do Good, and Young Christian.
Ap3O Seventh Odd Fellows Hall.
MATCHES JEWELRY, Ssc.-Latest Styles.-M w
CALF BROTHER have just opened their spring supply Of
ware, &c.
complete god silver fine speciaces
varied assortment 0fgoods suitable for Wedding Es
Sign of the Golden Eagle, av, between
IRON PARis.-Codnne; par ar, Madame de sael VOL.
oiseaux Classification de NJ
Saint Ha!e VOL, with hundred illustrations Paris 1853
Phys ss au Duel v par 1y vol
Les Movements des Corps Cslestes; par M Robert vol
sfS
ames ct France par lie Baron de Grovestins vols Par
Cosmos par de Humboldt Sd vol Cd part Paris 1852
Historic de Ia Restoration; par Lamartine eth vol 1852
81 vos ocavo fine binding Price $2S Just imported by
Apis FRANCK TAYLOR.
. ELECTED and Suspended PensiOns-Important
IL work-Oca Report by the Commissioner
claims rejected grounds
rejection suspenson and residence applicants
PENSIONS under the 1884, '36, and 49,
sale by TAYLOR MAURY.
Booksellers near 9Th street, Washington.
APP 81
XUORKS by Dr. Cheever.--A Reel Bottle for Jack in
w the Dodums being the adventures of Of the Kings
seamen in the Celestial country Edited from The mah
uscripts of Old Salt.
Voices Nature the Soul of Man
Anaosies between the Natural and the Spiritual World,
Lectures the Pilgrims Progress and the Life and Times of
Bunyan. For sale by
GRAY & BALLANJ'YNE,
SeveA1h street,
Ap Near Odd FeLlows' Hail.
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FAFIS-BaHtydleT; HSOTc REVOIuHOns FEm-
pire d'Autriche; 2 vos Paris, 1883.
Lacombe Rstore de la Monarchie Europe vols Paris
1853.
Baudlar Tabeau des Theories Pohques de Idees Econo
miques Il vol, Paris, 1853. f
Nsard Les Ennemis de votaire vol, Paris, 1858.
Begin Historic de Napoeon de faialle ct de epoQue
VOL, Paris, 1853.
Lavolee; Voyage Chine; !. vol, Paris, 1882
Maubeuse Les Evouions de Lgne Baalons Masse;
vol, Paris, 1853
De Maneuves de Mer soft bod ds batments
voies bord des batiments VOL, Paris, 1883
Connaissance de Temps Pan 1885, vol Paris 1853.
Just imported, with others, direct from Paris by
April II FRANCK TAYLOR.
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NOT TO BE PULLED DOWN.-our store is not to be
pulled down. have and elegant stock of fancy
domestic dry goods which determined to sell cheap
who selling Our large and
Sold All will find their advantage call I'd examine
stock before purchasing will guaranty they fail
being price and quality Don't mistake the place.
VERIFY, TEBBs, VERIFY,
18th and Pa. av., Miss Dermots building
An Luz
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nAUBIGNE'S HISTORY, Vol. 6.Ths long expected vol
ume ready at last BY special favor the publishers
have received In advance time, enabling offer
day of publication, Monday. I'd May.
The fifth volume, 12mo half cloth, 50 cents.
Sc IS full cloth, 40 cents.
&c 1" fine edition, rs cents.
&c" svo., paper covers. SIS cents.
The five volumes, l2mo, uniform in ceth, % So
fine edition, an thick paper, 50 50.
:" in one volume, svo., cloth, u 50.
The subject of this being tho Enrlish Reformation il il
interesting than its predecessor. " - " =
GRAY + RALLANTYNE,
May 7th street, near Odd Felows' Hail.
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Mr.. e. BANCROFT DAVIS has resumed in new
ton to the investment and Of such pecun trusts
among commercial financial and professional gentlemen
England and the principal Oft continent during residence
parties desiring to have business transacted in Europe
Me ess,s. Gilbert coe. Johnson, New York.
Messrs Bake s Ward, Co., New York and Boston
Hon. John Davis, worcester, Massachusetts.
P.sMr proposes leave New York in MARCH, early in
h W o ns M a m s" Be- me
him there or in other parts of Europe During his alb
London will be the of Barring Brothers, Co..
whom he is also permitted to refer.
COME Ar LAsT.-Crape sna~Is, Grape shawis.-We
would respectfully inform our friends and the public generally
pan embrodered] ever offered in this city, to
which would call their special They pur
t '''' '''S VERIFY Tssss YEEsys
Corner of Seventh street and Pennsylvania avenue,
CARD TO Ladies Young Misses wash
On 9TH es 4se a
Of Fowler's The subscriber returned from the
Of ladies' msses , and cSidren Sooss and with
sn @ @ m S o
Please call and examine for yourselves
New store, 7th street, next to Lammond's fancy store
Ap 30-3t
MUST BE sOLDwe have large general assormen
of ladies' dress goods, --latest importation Styles
which would invite immediate attention. the styles
beautiful and will be sold reduced prices An early
call from all that ID solicited.
YERBY. TEBBS, 4 VERIFY,
Corner of Seventh street and Pennsylvania avenue
Apl3-eodlwf Miss Dermoub hujtdns
DANIEL WEBSTER and his Contemporaries, by
~ Charles w. March, .
Letters and Diaries Of Philip sapd OF Pesh, Hungary; edited
by his brother.
For GALE by GRAY 4 BALLANTYNE,
Ap il rNewx.l Seventh suees
NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW fer April.
~ Haydockh Catholic Bbe-Ne. r.
Summer Rambass in the West; b. Mn EIet ov ~Auop
ADi6 ERANCA Ia &Sas
f0L0RED PORTRAITS Of lsas Napoleon ana ne
For IA 4 TAYLOR MAUKYs5
Dookamss, near ~ street.
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UMBER, cheap-The subscribers having determined
quantity of joist from 70 ~
with Ga and "a which they will sell low,
piled eay removing and reping.
upon indebted call and SETTLE
Don't all but orde
be able attend We shall be under the
necessity putting CT accounts the hands ali Officer
if settled
P. NJ PEARSON 4 CO.,
An 22-3teoif Corner Of 9TH and the Canal.
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| D ELECTED and Suspended Penstons-Importa
IL work-Ocial Report by the Commissioner of
have reected and grounds
suspension with residence applicants
PENSIONS under 1884, 1885, and 49, copies for
| sale by TAYLOR & MAURY.5
Booksellers near 9th street, Washington.
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EDUCATION OF IMBECILES.-JAS. B. RICHARDS has
u school education of children of
development in Germantown,
PHILADELPHIA.
Mr. mode OF
treating this class unfortunate children will testify that
raising under his
becty intelligence
thing which but years thought beyond
reach of human effort.
In Europe Mr. R. became familiar with similar institutions which
have of trainings rescuing
hopeless diocy Since then he has expe
teaching this class
Please address Dlwyn Pahs drug store southwest
of Sth and Arch streets. Philadelphia.
In Philadelphia he has the pleasure of referring to-
The Ri. Rev. Bishop Potter Thomas s. krkbride, M u.
Rev Albert Barns, Prof. Geo. B. Wood, NJ. D.
Hon. Judge Kane Pref. Samuel Jackson, NJ. d.
Hon. Judge Stroud, Prof. Thos d. Muter NJ. D.
Hon. Henry D. Glpn, Alfred L. Eiwyn, ID. d.
In Washington, he will refer to his friends
Gen. James Hamilton, Miss Dorethea L. Dix.
Hon. Horace Mann,
MorO al
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UCTION BARGAINSWe are lust in receipt of yery large
II stock of embrderies kinds which
bought very prices respectfully
solicit call from the ladies, nfose gool
bargains cheap worked collars sleeves
cuffs, insertnss, handkerchief, &c,
We have opened beege
In cents we have ever had for sale.
w. NJ. SINISTER & CO.,
Ap5-eo2wf 9Th street, near Pennsylvania
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LEGAL NOTICES.

CUPREME CoURT:-IN THE NATTER or THk AP
hc!city Of New York relative opening Eighty h
street, tho Third to the East river in the city OF
New York Pursusnt statutes In such made and
vded the Mayor Aldermen and Commonalty OF tho city Of
New York hereby give notice that they intend TO apply
the Supreme Court Of the State OF Now York. ~ special
Term said court to BE- hold a. the city Of New York or
Tho that thereafter counsel be
heard for the appointment Of Commissioners OF Estimate and
tho above entitled matter thAt the nature
and extent Of tho hereby intended ths open
Eighty fifth street from Third the East river
In the city Of New York. laid out the plan OF
said city under and by virtue act Of 81
tive improvements touching the laying out OF streets and
roads In the city Of New York, and for other purposes
passed April 8, lSU ROBERT j. DILLON,
Counsel 70 the Corporation.
Dated New York, October 4. 1855
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CTREET DEPARTN1NT, NO. HALL OF RECORDS
yhus:d.y Eey = ~ Ss..s v.lk !. Dyi,i.a
BY fence the vacant lots the westerly side Of Sixth
avenue between Forty FIRST and Forty streets Also
North side Twenty h street. between Seventh and
Eighth snd also the two vacant lots the
ey side Twenty fourth street, between Fourth Madi
Specifications to be had application the
''A''''' ''' = JAMES FUREY Street conmssionsr.
CTREET DEPARTMENT NO. HALL OF RECORDs-
- Sealed proposals will be received this oRoe until
Saturday Nov 1858, at l2k o'clock p. M to regulate
and flag Thirty sixth street First and Third
avenues To flag south side Of Nineteenth street. from
To regulate and Fifteenth street. from avenue TO b.
To regulate pave and flag four feet walks of Forty
between broadway and Sixth avenue
to be had on application to the clerk Of this
mtnt JAMES FURY Street Commiss;onrr
STREET DEPARTMENT-NO4 HALL OF RECORDS =
notice hereby gwen that the following petitions
repair tagging South side of Fifteenth street between Fifth
ana sixth ayenues to adamize Fifty street. between
Ninth and Twelfth avenues to fence lots North side
fortynrst str et 200 feet West of Seventh avenue
renee and MI in the vacant lots In Forty urth street.
tween fth and Sixth to open and work Sixty third
street. from Ninth to Tenth Also the
htions in the Board Of Assistant Adermen-To flag West
East Al interested having objections thereto
requested to present them in writing the undersigned at
his ofhce, before the Sd day Of October instant
Oct. 20, 1873 JAS. FUREY, Street Commissioner.
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tEET DEPARTMENT, NO. 4 HALL OF RECORDS
Public notice 10 hereby given that tho following petition
presented |. the Board Of Adsrmen:-Tc dag walks
t. Also the following rssouton-To widen West street.
the Battery 70 Thirteenth street i25 feet beyond s
tant Aidssmen:-To dig and bud well in IsS.h street,
Sixth and Seventh ayenucs All persona interested,
objections thereto requested to present them in
M 10 the his ONCE, before the 3lst
bsr inst JAS FCREY. Street Commissioner.
tobsr n, 1859.
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2EET DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF RECORDS
Public notice hereby given that the following petitions
been presented In tho Board Of Aldcrmen:-To pave
ieth street, between Tenth and Twelfth Also
GLOWING petition In Board Of Assistant AldcrmenTo
ate and grade Eighty street, between Fourth and
avenues Also the following resolution In Board OF As
nTo nag four feet Of the walks Of Thirty ninth street.
Ninth avenue 70 Hudson river All Interested
objections to the same requested present them
j&ing the undersigned at his ONCE ON OF before the
ty ninth da5 Of October, instant.
! No. 1858. JAS. FUREY. Street Commissioner.
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.oTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENTAL CekrRAC.
ltors-Sesied proposals. endorsed Proposal for
shh street, WIN received A. the osss Of the crCton
1858 ~ II O'Clock NJ for the building Of sewer, with
sosss.ry ressyns basins and in Eighth q, street
Ian Tho sewer and for the building Of the
and all other information relating thereto can be OBJ
i'd application to the Water Purveyor, ut this ONCE
HEO. X. DE FOREST, Acting PRESIDENT Croton Aque.
"A. w. CRAVEN Chief Engineer. ! duct Board
v York. Dot. IA, 1858.
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lEET DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF RECORDS
oeaeA proposals. will DO received at this ONCE until Mon
~ Ossess a. l2, O'clock to regulate and rads
Mid sereeS from Third 10 Sixth avenue, In accordance
Vie ncYty estsSisted grade line Specifications TO hs
- eoxea - the o0asr4os eierk 81 this aspax
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WATCHES, JEWELRY, &C.


HoLD AND SILVER WATCHES, DIAMONDS, AND
VI jewelry.-GE0 G. ALLEN, importer, Ne. II Wall
street, Broadway second floor.
JURGENsEN WATCHES.
Warranted perfect time keepers from $3.50 70 $3.50
COOPER WATCHES.
Duplex and levers, from. Observation-Disclosures 25 TO rs
INDEPENDENT
And quarter second Watches for timing 125 to $50
CHRoN0MErERs
Splendid pocket cbronometers, perfect time
keepers I'D 70 ZU
EIGHT DAY WATCHES,
Which eight days with winding. no to f53
ENAMEL WATCHES,
For ladies' some In hunting cases ..... 81 to 100
DIAMOND WATCHES
For ladies' some In magic Observation-Disclosures. IS to 800
MAGIC WATCHES
Which change into three different watches. 100 l75
WATCHES
And turn the hands without key. to 40
KINDS OF WATCHES AT VERY 10 PRICES.
Fine gold lcpnc Watches four holes jewelled So
cola s snsmeliod watches for the ladies IS
Cold English patent levers, hunting IS
Silver patent levers as low as. is
Silver detached levers as low as
Diamond earrings pins bracelets finger rings and
for sale at much less than the usual prices.
All kinds Of gold chains, pure gold wedding rags gold
bos bracelets rssspins cu pins oeess earrings gold
and silver specacles gold toothpicks charms ohateain
chains, 40.
Sterling silver spoons forks pie Knives napkin rings
watches and ewelry exchanged AL watonee WArrented
TO keep good time, or the money returned.
REPAIRS.
kinds NJ watches and clocks cleaned and repaired In
sns ss. a. much less then the usual pro ~ VAT
etAtss ~ q shsseA
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RPORATION NoTICE. pEPARTMENT OF STREETS

,RPORATI0N NOTICE-DEPARTMEN OF STREETS
nd Lampssea.ed proposals will DO received at the
q the Commissioner Of Streets and Lamps, Of
nbers and Centre street until the 9Th day Of November
j at y o'clock n.-after which ,ne will be received
finishing three tb ousand frames, and drilling
for snme and for one thousand oil.lsmp irons
pies be at the oil house, No 10 street
proposals will be publicly opened At the Commissioners
~ In association will the Comptroller at IL o'clock NJ
same day that the reception Of estimates Closes per
nded Charter seo,ien IL, 1853.
nnk cstin be obtained at the oc Of the Com
onor Of Streets and Lamps, corner of Chambers and
re streets. HENRY AKGuLAkIIS, Jr.
90 ork October % lS,l
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RPORATION NoTICE-DEPARTMENTOF STREETS
and Lamps-Sealed proposals will be received at the
ofthc Commissioner Of Streets and Lamps, Of
nbers and Centre streets the 9th day Of November
at IL teiock noon after which viii be received
the leading cartsge and delivery Of articles for the
Of Lam ps and Gas at such times and uoh places as
late OF the confirmation and of said contract
proposals will be publicly opened at the COMMISSIONER
the same day that the reception Of estimates closes
er amended charter section ~ 1853 Blank estimates
10 taned at the office Of the Commissioner of Sreets
Lamps corner Of Chambers and Cent, Q streets.
HENRY ARCULARlUS Jr,
Commissioner If Streets and Lamps.
W York Oct %, 1858.
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RPORA ALTON NOTICE.-DEPARTMENr OF STREETS
and Lamps-Scaled proposals will be received at the
of the Commissioner Of Streets and Lamps, of
nbers and Centre Streets until the 9th day of November
at ~ O'Clock M after which will be recevedfor
shing thousand ,ust OIL lamp posts to be delivered
mps and Gas may direct. sample can be seen at the
ouse No 100 Mercer street. The estimates will be pub
open cd at the Commissioner Office in association with
Comptroller at ~ o'clock NJ, Of the same day that the
tion of estimates Closes amended charter, sec
IL 1888 Blank estimates be obtained at the office
Commissioner Of Street. and Lamps corner Of Cham
and Centre streets HENRY ARCULARIUS, JR.,
Commissioner Of Streets and Lamps.
val, Mt 1919
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FURNTTURE,

DICH ROSEWOOD FURNITURE-H sTONEY WOULD
particularly invite persons about selecting their psror
Brcadvsy he most fashionable Styles a. odcrse prc
.ukONBY, - nIeAAWAy. ee1eAts ~ rreeooA HousaL
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EXTRA PAY.

EyxTRA PAY.-ALL U. 8. NAVY SAILORS WHO
served in any u s. vessel In the Pacific any su
bl6 10 1868 promptly obtain their double nay Of
EDWARD BISSELL. Aren't
1ats)Purasr u. s. N. ~ South william a. below wa
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MILLINERY AND DREssMAKING.-A LADY WITH
M from 800 TO $1,000 who untsrs. ands her business will
End ent opening In largo country town sbput I'D
mi from the city eight hours ride by applying at Gays
ni,inoryx 20 Greenwich stsosA
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I,IRST PREMIUM MILLINERY.-MRS G. sTONEHILL,
No. Division street. takes pleasure in announcing TO
her friends and customers that again been awarded
the premium at the late Fair OF the American Institute
Oct e. 1853 Ladies respectfully invited call and
anime the case Of premium bonnets.
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bRPORA TION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE rs HERE
by ryen to tho owners occupant occupants
Iii houses and lots improved unimproved lands, affect
I'D BY the and lodged in tho ocs Of the
aau Of for examination by all persons inter
n ys For paving Forty third street, between Broad
and the Fifth avenue. The limits en- raced by such
ment include all the several houses and lots Of ground
ortythird street. from Broadway the Fifth
side of Broadway, at the corner Of street
Sixth avenue 100 feet inches north and south from
third street. and the side of the Fifth avenue,
set inches north and south from Fortythird street.
whose interests arc affected by the above named
h. are present their objections in writing to
Undersigned ut their Office, MOI Hall Of Records within
M DAYS frem the date Of this notice.
S $I5SHaH S4 SSSfz'
6oe Bureau Of Assessments Street Department October
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FANCY FURss


KNURS AT THE CRYSTAL PALACE-DUPLICATE
Of all the shapes In the Exhibition, wSb
the greatest in variety Of fur from choice skins
selling by the subscriber ut moderate prices Also
splendid designs in rich velvet coak trimmed
with Russian sable Hudson Bay sable royal ormne sabs
mink stone martin, Buenos Ayres chinohn Russian Lynn
he svery plumage of the grebe from the lake Of
and great variety Of other choice frs Ladoa and vstc
lions. preparatory to their supplying themselves with nr
Fur manufacturer and skin importer, 8l5 Broadway
Several of stuffed sables nd for esle
worthy the attention Of naturas which arrived a
tor the Crystal Palace.
LNREsU MANUFACTURED FURS.-WILLIAM IRVING
CO., actioneers, win sell at action, Friday Ooto
Der 49, at l0s O'Clock, at the saleoo No Pine street,
the entire stock of Phillips, Esq, who is about retiring
from business This stock manufactured expressly for
the Broadway retail trade consisting Of ermno mountain
and stone martin Canada sable Comet, swansdown, fox
hch and mink sable squirrel iustcre superb real martin
sable &c mufs, vicorines, and cuffs; neck ties capes
gloves caps, &c. Sleigh and lap robes, lamb, coon wolf
bear genet badger Isabella panther and others beautiful
ly snd trimmed Every article made Of the best
rial and In the best manner. Sale without
T AIDES FANCY FURs.-THE sUBsCRIBER,s STOOl
IL rich furs of all nations ready FOR iaspeo
on will be found to comprise the greatest and rares
assortment Of mufs GUNS, pelsrnes vicoriues tppsts
spes amas and other fashionable fur ever
hbited in establishment Some rich specimens of impe
sl Russian sable amongst this collection and a. the
further sxPortaon q those valuable skins prohibited
opportunity Of purchasing GEO. BULPIN. sl Broadway.
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RPORATION NOTICE.-DEPARTNENTO OF STREETS
and Lamps-Sealed proposals will be received at the
Of the Commission, Of Streets and Lamps, of
and Centre Streets until the ninth day Of Novcm
at IL o'clock NJ after which none will be received,
M the same for the term Of year from
ate Of tho confirmation and approval Of said contract
l. and the columns crossheat and lamp frames of new
with two coats Of pure white lead Said painting to
ne at sue places and such times the Superinten
Of Lamps and Gas may direct The proposals will be pub
opened at the COMMISSIONER office in association with
JON ptroer at IL o'clock of the day that the
on Of estim closes Blank estimates can be obtained
e office OF the Commissioner of Streets and Lamps.
HENRY ARCULARIuS, Jr.,
Commissioner OF Streets and Lamps.
W York, October D. 1855.
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IMPORTATION NOTICE-PUBLIC NOTICE Is HERE
by given to the owner or owners, occupant Or ocou-
rs Of all and lots improved unmprovsd lands,
sd thereby, that the following have been
pleted by the Asssssors and are lodged IN the once OF
rested yzFor the extension Of the sewer Fulton street.
West street to the outside Of the new bulkhead. The
ss and lots gro and vacant lots pieces and Of
situated both aides Of Fulton street, from Greenwich
sc TO the Hudson river the west side Of Greenwich
e. fifty feet north and sixty feet south from fulton
t both sides Of Washington street. fifty feet north
seventy feet south from Fulton street. east side Of
II street. feet south from Fulton street.
west side Of West street. between vesey and Boy streets
sments and who are opposed to tho same or either Of
un dersgned at their office, No. Hall Of Records within
nv days from the date of this notice
II WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLESJ. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES MoNIELL,>
noe Bureau OF Assessments, Street Department Octo
10 1914
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DEPORTATION NOTICE-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
hereby civ to the occupant
Of al Housss and lots inn royed lands
etsd thereby that the following assessments have been
Bureau OF Assessments for animation by all persons
rssed viz-For Tagging cas-, side Of Henry street, from
SIT TO Grand street. The limits embraced by such
all the several houses and let's vacant
pieces parcels Of lane situated the east side Of
Try street. from point hundred and fortyfve feet
Of Grand street TO the nters con Grand and Henry
let's AL persons whose interests affected by the
named assessments, and who opposed to the
Of them requested to their objections In
ling to the undersigned at their office, No. Hall OF Re-
|is within thirty days from the date Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES j. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES McNIELL; }
moe Bureau Of Street Department, October
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ITO SOUTHERN TRkvELLERs.-THE NEW AND ELE.
i CANT double enpine steamship JAMESTOWN Captain
PARRISH having unsurpassed accommodations for passen
gers will leave pier Is r., Saturday October 20 Mt
o'clock M for Norfolk, Petersburg and Richmond Pas
Richmond and Petersburg, $40. Apply TO
LUDLAM &PLEASANTS, 30 Broadway.