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Brooklyn largo building was entirely de-
molishcd. Iarrytown was the scene Of ter
rhlc catastrophe. y large building occu-
pied by several poor families and containing
at the time over 80 persons, many of whom
had taken shelter in it from the storm, was
blown down, and the inmates buried in the
ruins. 1t was not known Mt last accounts
that more than persons had escaped Seven
dead bodies had been taken out and the citi-
Gems were busy in clearing away the ruins.
Wheat good demand. For prime market
steady. Sales Of 1850 bushels white Ohio at
LII l,2?; POO bushels mixed Ohio l,l2;
1900 bushels red and mixed Oo; 500 bushels
new red North Carolina LIS.
PHovIsloNs.-pork quiet but firm ut 81 80
for mess and Sl2.G2 Il s;l2S7 for prime Beef
steady. but dull at ~ 10 for country mess.
and - l.7j and Sl2.7j for rcpackcd Chicago
and city mess, - .SG.25 for prime lard
firm 10 10 l-3c. Butter and cheese un-
changed.
Bo:roN.- Flour-lcmand moderate. We
quote GcncSS2 at Sj.l2a 1925; extra $3.50
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TTTTTIT~i W.
W. W. g.. DREW.
puriGeS the Hood.

Nearly all the diseases which attack the system,
are the result of impurities Of the blood. Man,
with blood coursing through his veins in healthy
state, is secure from the rlvagcs of disease. As
puritycr Of the blood, nothing yet discovered equals
the Rock Rose Hear what +. y. Thompo on, ESQ,
of New Haven, Ct, says: 81 have used in my fam
lily Myers Compound Extract of Rock Rose. and
find it very valuable medicine for all blood d,cus-
es The most 80 of any ever used and as far as |
eau learn, it has given general satisfaction. would
recommend it chccrfully. us being most invaluable
remedy for the diseases it proic>>c, to cure.
4. y. THOMPSON, New Haven. c."
July 10, 1888. w3w2
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STRAYED,

ENROM TIE PASTURE OF TIE SUBSCRIBER
4 in Bridport, VT, the 2sth of June last, one
dark-gruy Mare with short switch tail.-wcght
about 500 lbs.,-j or t. years old. Also one black
ycarng horse Colt with star in the forehead, was
last going West, on the night of June 29th.-
Whoever will give information where the above may
be found, Of their whereabouts, shall be literally
rewarded II. H. BENNETT.
Bridport, July :, 1858. dIw2w
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$3.50 sggISV iEs I'D.

10 tie E,N dad Coin Broters CITY JIarshafls
oud PoIice ufcers, and he Pubhe G,nraiiy
Of .Ne,c EnaiaHi, The .NjGdie S dieS, al Il
and,t1.
EIlE Associa'ion a. Banks for the suppression oI
CorntrrIrung will pay tie person who shall
,urI.ish Information which st: lead to the coviction
and sentence ct the parties herein mentioned the
following sums to vii: 4 Reward ofTwo Hum
drcd and fry Dollars Tor each person convict
ed aud se"tcuccd tor engraving plate or plates Tor
counterfeit Bark Bills, ~ dies Tor altering Bank
Bills, and Cward OfTwcnty- Five DOlla :
Tor each person COM crd and sentenced tor uttering
pr passing counterfeit Bank Bills said sums TO b.
paid upon the presentation OF the certificate OF the
Judge, or the prosecuting officer. o the COurI
where such conviction shall be- ohtaincd-prJvided
said cuuntcrlrils are on the Banks III New England
Suitable rewards will also be paid for the conviction
aud sentence OF the makers OF counterfeit coin or OF
dies Tor the same, aud for the uterug OF such coin.
The above are additional to any rewards authorized
by STATE laws.
Per order of Executive Committee
]. NJ. GORDON, Secretary.
Boston, June ], 1853 wi9wS
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BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET.

duTN Y, IN1J,
At market $50 Beef Cattle, no Stores, pairs
Working oxen, - Cows and Calves, 1000 Sheep and
500 Swine.
Beet Cattlc-Extra s. % first quality s.
second do - - a - third do 80 Il - ordi-
nary - - ~ , -.
Working ONcn-Dull and no sales noticed
Cow and Culyes-S25, Is, 81. 81 90 -.
Sheep aud llmbs-S2, . 2G, - a - eNus
-, -, D = - %.
Snin,,-@ IL q Z Ice retail l-2as lee. small
Pig &c,
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New Goods nj HIOrtOu,s.

wv" WpVNs Hi 6AOEtOh|s.
WE HAVE JUST RETURNED FROM TIE
w City, with a large assortment of New Goods
and we can now show friends Of the best
stocks in our line offered in this market. Our
assortment Of GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES. of
the best quality, is large and varied. Onr JEwELRf
comprises every variety of style and price, and of
the latest patterns and in the FANCY GOODS
line may be found everything usually kept in cstab
lishmcnts like ours. We steadily adhere to our sys
TEN of business, which, far, has been successful.
and has met with the unqualified appreciation of our
friends and customcrs-vz The CASH, ONE PRICE,
SMALL PRoFIT system. Every article of goods in
our establishment is marked in plain figures, and we
we sell at our mark-guarantecing all to be JUST
WHAT WE RECOMMEND 1T To BE.
We gratefully appreciate the encouragement that
has thus far been given US and trust continued
efforts to merit it, will meet with the favor of dis
eliminating public. II. V. HORTON Il co.
No. | Bank Block.
Burlington, June 81. ddwtf
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.ASsigsacc's Sale.

Am SATURDAY, JULY 23d, At O'CLOCK
~ p. NJ, at the Store lately occupied by james
W. llurlburt in Willistun, will sell at Public Auc-
ton n brick dwelling and lot, two story brick store
and out buildings and small building lot near the
EAglc Hall in Willi>ton.
WIN. ". MILLER Assignee.
Burlington, July :, 1888. dl0tSw2w
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y. Il. BcCi-ENtra includes nothing but the best
large oxen, well st2il-cd at least one year.
First quality consists Of large fat oxen, stabilized
Al least several months.
Second quality includes the best grasssfcd oxen,
the best stabilized cows and the best three years old
steers.
Shccp-ENtIa consists of choice Bucks and fancy
y wv. Tor st1ck, and the hc.t Coasets.
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ITEMS Ar HONE AND ABROAD.

that 1t swallowed II porN''-oo'K c'h''i'''"S
Sooo Ill oa"k NOTES. "e S''''! '"'''' ~.
was soon after kll'''' anu II 10" of""."E ~,
1. o''' st,o WV, ,,a,,.or,1
.: T.,
N' t, ~,
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mere must AUST Ut E''; '','"' -, ,,',
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'''" 1872, :a..;,
euI'i'oi' " "i"" '"'l'' '' -
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Notice,

I HEREBY give notice that have given to my
I SON John Turner, aud 10 my son Robert Turner,
respectively their time, and that | have no legal
claim ON either of them for service us minors, and do
not hold myself responsible for any acts of theirs
ur debts contracted By them after this latc.
WILLIAM TURNER
Colchester. Juuc %, 1853. w52w3s
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Thermometers.

A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF TIIERMOME-
"a tiers, both American and English, from the best
makers. cheaper than ever before offered in this
market, by y. WARREN.
No. Bank Block July s. ddwtf
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NValslcdl.

A PARTNER IN 4 WELL ESTABLISHED
"A Forwarding and Commission House. now doing
a good business ut Chicago, Ill. but now wishing
extend their business are DESTROYS OF procuring an
active or silent partner. None need apply who are
not Of the strictc>t integrity, have good ac-
quaintancc East, and command capitol Of
- 900. 10 such man a. above described it is
needles, To say that no better point in the United
states be found for business to locate in.
Addrc,, Box No, l27t, Chicago, III.
July =. dIwl2t
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JEais>on's Patent Air-yvarM-
ing 81 VcntiiaasEsg

e. G ES WI va q FL =
: q which awarded TIE cribs Fair Prize
Medal ~ loudon, 1891 --Hesds geld and sil
yer medals. first relnuns al tie recent principal
Fairs in this country
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HATS, Gap S-STR Avn
COODS

The lat st approved styles, received at BAR
NUNS Hat Store 4 door east of. & j. II Prcks.
LadicS Gurd,n HATS amt Misses Flats.
Bonnet Cases Trunks, NalIlses Ladies and Gentle
man. Sachcls, aud Ccrpet Bags Umbrellas, Canes,
Gloves, MItttns, &c.
W. W. G.. DREW.
formerly with \. Allen x Co., is connected with
The above establishment aud assures his friends
they can find at Barnum's n i1reer assortment
1Hd as chcap. as mpV be tonHd riseIchcre in BHr.
HngfoH, - Custom work otnil kinds made to order
Panama and Straw Clouds. Cleaned aud Pressed.
J. W. BARNUM,
College Street. end Door from Church
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1sNERCIAL.
7sG'E'sbRs a. VVGbDSb,.S
Dnyrt,,, /,y,t,p ., .,,,
PRICES CURRE.NT'.

TIITIES co NTE.N T.
VI. ;. PROCTOR. VI. T. WOOD.
Commission Merchants for the sale of
Wool and Country Produce.
SATURDAY, BOSTON, JULY ., 1853.
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Real Coolers.

I'VE would again call particular atten>
w ton to our assortment of FANS-considcrinc
it one of the best in Burlington We have them of
all varieties and styles, prices and colors-Sanda
wood and Iron do, Papcr Machcc, Chinese, Ivory,
Silvered, Plain, Palm Leaf and common paper
Childrcn's and Misses Fans, for sale low at
II. V. HORTON 4 CO.'S
No. Bank Block June 80. d6wu
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CLOCKS! CLOCKS ! !

II1EHAVE JUST GOT IN A LOT OF JEROME'S
w 30 hosr and : day Clocks, of new style and
pattern. These are the most reliable of the Yankee
Clock, and we have no hestancy in warmutng them
to run we'll IL. V. HORTON co.
June 30. dIwu
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LlTHOn

III I HUI M Nm.
\ LARGE VARIETY RECEIVED THIS MORN
y ins-somc entirely new igurcs-makinE the
largest variety to be found North of New York ;
all of which must be sold Immediately TO close con-
,irnmcut We have room devoted exclusively to
Pictures, which is brilliantly illuminated every even
ing. y. WARREN.
July ). ddwtt No. , Bank Block.
DORTRAIT OF DANIEL WEBSTER-A FINE
| Lithograph size 2ixl9 inches, plain and coored,
for sale at = Bank Block, by y. WARREN.
Suly ), d&wtf
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ILLUSTRATED MAGAZINEoF ART FOR july
L knickcrbockcr Magazine for July, for sale by
\. WARREN.
July s. d8wh
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tremendous hurrinro with lightning
and rain was experienced hero ON saturday
Il, ht. iujurag many tccos aud buildings, "
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Dry Goods . Dry Goods !!
T. < vi 4 N S.
WEE largest assortment Of
t.I y & II MS
EYER brought iu.o town at any one time. Also u
splendid IDl Of

Cam5ric liars, Muslin Collars,
UuJtr hjk.s ' Under hdkis..
d" sa'yrs, Sleeves,
aat., d" Bands.
lace Coi..ss eni iIdh!- Camiric aud Mus.m in
.rs'3nc. anil rI -iG2s, Cotton, Linen and six rdg
ms J. n.,t.n. Also,
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STOLEN GOODS.


nrrICE or THE CHIEF OF POLICE OCTOBER 2SIH
~ S53.0wners arc wanted at tho First District fonce
Court Mt the Tombs Centre street, for the following pro
pery supposed to be stolenOne Iron bound unk
key found and ono piece Of muslin supposed be stolen
Also at tho Third district station house. IS Barclay street.
Tor package Of combs, found,
QxoRQt N, MATsElI. Chief of Pcliia
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HOTELS.

THAT NEW AND SPLENDID HOTEL, THE MILLS
House, recently erected at the Of Meeting and
Queen streets Chareston s. c. will be positively opened
for tho reception q boadss and tho travelling public
exceeded IN any city Of the Union and has what oshe
hotel Charleston pcsaeescr elegant and oommodous hot
aud cold baths vhloh arc always In readiness.
.. D. kIvkEkSVh, Prspox$se
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ANTHOLOGY.

NEW DISCOVERY -CRAPHYOLOGY.-PROFDD
IA Blume, date Of BCrlirD will forward to an1
nd tidral roccrt Of 81 with specimen Of handwriting
aud hair, fnl de nation character
destiny Address Chatham square Post Ofioe Now York.
Mrs. ALVIN, RENOWNED IN EUROPE FOR HI
lNt skill fOroterg the future, has arrived,
urnish Intelligence about all life s.
nterprcts dreams Law and astrology bos
and science and ce 70 ladies aud gentlemen the name
q they will marry also the nsme Of her vstseA
Alvin speaks the English French and Herman ls-
guages Residence .. Riybgton street. up stairs near -
Bonery. Ladies, 70 cente; gentlemen, 81.
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DEPORTATION NOTICE-DEPARTMENTO STREETS
and Lamps.-Ssaed proposals will be received at the
Of tho Commissioner Of Streets aud Lamps Of
mbcrs and Centre streets until the 9th day Of November
At L. O'clock neon, after which none will be received
Of Lamps and Gas such times and uch places as
date Of the confirmation and app oval Of said contract
proposals will be publicly opened at the
e. in association with the Comptroller, at II o'clock,
Of day that the reception Of Closes
per amended charter section " 1853 Blank estimates
be stained at the Office of the Commissioner of Streets
Lamps, corner Of Chambers and Cent stIeets.
| HENRY ARCULARtUS, Jr.,
Commissioner u Streets and Lamps.
ew York, Oct. %, 1863
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RRET DEPARTMENT., NO. HALL OF RECORDS
eealsd proposals will be received Mt this once until Mon
Slet 0seebcs a. 10y O'clock to regulate and grade
The newly established ggnde line. Specifications te be
On application W the contract clsrk OF ts department.
SNSwk, lNA JAS. rVRkY, skest VsnuAtoRss
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DEPORTATION MISUNDERSTANDING OF REPAIRS
and Suppiies Oct 2 l853Seaed proposals will be
ia 81 tie office the Commits oner Of Repairs and Sup
IN No. new City Hall, basement) until Thursday No
hber I8K at IL O'clock M) for the fitting up and fur
hing tho q. s. Court Room, in the new Court House.
XII sreet near Eighth avenue the of Hose Co. No.
The plans and Of the work required to BE-
once Of tie Superintendent Of Public Buildings, No "a
street. The to be opened according to the
knded charter OF 1858 n d The Commissioner
right 70 reject all any Of the estimates deemed for
ia ARTH RTE B. PURDY. Com. Of Rep. and Sep.
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~ RPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE rs HERE
~ by given to the occupant occupants
Of houses and lots improved unim lands affected
thereby that the following have been
By tie and lodged in the office Of the Bureau
o. Assessments for examination by all interest
Grand and Hester Tho limits embraced by such
include all the several houses and lots OF ground
piee and parcels of land situated west side Of Clinton
street. $50 feet north from Hester street. All whose
interests affected by the above named assessments and
who opposed 10 the either Of them requested
present their obiecons in writing to the
their Office No Hall Of Records, within thirty days from
the date Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE.
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES MCNEIL,
Office, Bureau OF Assessment Street Department, Oct 81
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NOTICE -DEPARTMENT OF STREETS
and HampsSeslcd proposals will be received at the Of
of the Commissioner Of Streets and Lamps csrner OF
mbers and Centre Streets until the 9t day Of November
Hiring and the public lamps for tho term Of
from the date Of and approval Of said
supervision Of the Of Lamps and Gas At
icy opened at tho Commissioners office in association
the Comptroller at IL O'Clock M Of the same day that
reception Of estimates clotef amended charter
lion ~ 1853 Blank estimates obtained at tie of
the Commissioner Of streets and Lamps corner OF
| mbers and Centre streets
henry ARCULARIUS, JR..
Commissioner Of Streets and Lamps.
Iav York October o. 1853
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SRPORATION NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TUF STREETS
and Lamps-sealed proposals will be received at the
Of tho Commissioner of Streets and Lamps of
mbors and Centre streets until the 9th OF
at II o'clock M after which none will he rsceived-or
fishing one thousand 10 oil lamp posts to be delivered
hoh time in such quantities. the Superintendent
mps and Gas may direct. sample can be seen at the
k.uso No 2 Mercer street. Tho estimates will be pub
opened at the Commissioner, Office in association with
IL O'Clock NJ Of the day that the
ption estimates closes per amended charter, SEQ
liz 1853 Blank estimates be obtained Mt the Office
I'd Commissioner of Streets and Lamps corner Of Cham
and Centre streets. HENRY ARCCLARlUS, JR.,
Commissioner Of Streets and Lamps.
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NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is HERE
Nv riyon 10 the owner owners occupant occupants
hi houses and LOTS improved or lands adeot-
by the Assessors and lodged in tho ooe Of the
Of examination by ell persons inter-
and tho Fifth avenue The limits raced by sh as
ment include AL the several houses and lots Of cnd
Forty third street from Broadway to the Fifth
sds Of Broadway at the Of Forty third street
side Of sixth avenue Of Forty third
Of sixth 100 feet inches north and south from
feet inches north and south from Forty third street.
whose interests affected by the above named
are requested to present their objections in writing to
at their Office No. Hall Of Records within
Nv days froro the date Of this noticel
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES MCNEIL, ~
moe Bureau Of Assessments Street Department., October
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city Of New York, October 2si, isssNotios for par
sasss ss 'Ss ss s
s ne %
ore % for
:h n &. % IT.
e e No. sss
@ fSs tn" @ nd ~
Of the Fire Department to be assigned to Hoae Company
Guilty the and TWsssS s W
tire for Inc ss hs o
in feet Che and number Of the street and e rect % %
required and payments viii made tho delivery the
ysasd ar %
@ ssss thus
dn the g
ier Hall Records, New York; The right
4 NECESSARY to the interests
CTKEET DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF RECORDS.
2pr sSssf r. . %
soS
aIs lots q the
sony som b. Iad ON application to the
contract clerk Of this department. sg c..,
October sc, 1853. ''' 49, : D'''''
CTREET DEPARTMENT. NO. 4 HALL OF RECORDS.
. Sealed proposals will be received at this Office until
pave and flag Thirty sixth street. between First and Third
% 1 s TS s
70
Broadway and sixth
On JAMES 81 FURY Street
CrREET DEPARTMRNT.No HALL OF RECORDS :
ssvo BEEN presented in Aldermen
.nS Fit, nth between
af sgd % 90
al in tho lots in Forty street be-
:sssss Ninth e Tenth Also shs following
side os West twenty eighth street from Sixth avenue
East Al interested hsyos objections thereto ar.
IL ~ q As g T OK
STREET NO or
have been presented in tho Board Of AdermenTo pave
s cd
rs ans ss &
as es feet Of the walks q Thirty ninth
svns betIcns che requsssdso present chem
writing 70 the undersigned at his oce on or before tho
T cos is isss e'' VI JAZZ fTREY sroot Commissioner
CTREEr DEPARTMENT., NO. 4 HALL OF RECORDS
h,adsy sHSssSsr VI Z. sSs' ssiss
] f e ys aaa ' aS Of gTs@s
grade Fifty 9Th street. from to Third to
rate and grade Seventy first street, from Sixth seventh
ayenuc to payo Thirty seventh street, between Second and
Third avenues and flag four et Of walks whore
Specifications be had application TO the Contract Clerk
| OF this Department JAMES FuREY,
October 20, 1888 Street Commissioner
| STREET DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF RECORDS
Public notice Is hereby given that the following petition
has boen presented Board Of flag walks
n Second avenue between Twenty ninth and Thirty first
Also tho following resoutInTo widen Wcat street
from tho Battery Thirteenth street, 5 feet beyond Its
vidh Also tho following petition n The hoard q
between Sixth and Seventh All persons Interested
having obeeon thereto requested to present them IN
sring the at his Office or before the 3ss
/ October inst JAS. TuREY. Street COMMISSIONER.
/
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SoToN AQUEpUCT DEPARTMENT;-To CoNTRAo.
shth street, will be received At the Office Of the Crotcn
|cduet Department until Monday, tho Nsh day Of octo
sssssary receiving bssns and sulysr in Eighth u, street
Of the sewer and the building Of tho
and All other information relating thereto can 30 OBJ
EHEO y DE FOREST, Acting President, Croton Aque-
n York. Oct. IA 1883.
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CORPORATION NOTICE-PUBLIC NOTICE Is HERE
~ given to ue owner or owners occupant occupants
OF all houses and lots Improved unmproved lands affect
thereby that the following have been Pleed
by the and lodged in the office of the
Assessments for examinat by all ,crested
and cfagsins White and Church streets The
limits embraced by such Assessment include all the several
houses and lots Of ground lots aud
land situated north side Of White street.
West Broadway and 100 feet Of Church
Of Church street, between Walker and White streets All
persons whose interests affected by the above
easements and who opposed to the either Of
them are requested to present their objections in ting
to the undersigned at their Office No. Hall Records
within thirty days from the date of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE
CHARLES j. DODGE, ) Assessors,
CHARLES McNIEuL,
Office Bureau Of Assessments Street Oct 81
1881 " -
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is HERE.
BY given to the owner owners occupant or occupants
OF all houses and lots improved unmproved lands affected
thereby that the following assessments have been completed
b. the and lodged the office of the Bureau of
For building sewer in Sixth street from First to Sc
cond The limits embraced by such assessment in
cude all the several houses and lots Of ground lots
pieces and parcels Of land situated both sides of Sixth
street. from First to Second the Of
Sixth street and First and the east Of Sixth
street and Second ALL whose interests
affected by the above and who OPP
posed tho either them requested present
their objections in writing the their Office
Hall Of Records within thirty days from the date Of
this notice WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, }Assessors.
CHARLES McNIELL.
Office Bureau Of Assessments Street Dep arment October
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CORPORATION NOTICB-rH1 SPECIAL CoxMYr-
report the sdtx and prsprisy szseadss Bssksas
place Through TO College psss .sd widen ReSinsos street
70 the river and 70 alyroprsss the lower end Of the
the chamber Of the Board Of Aldermen City Hall on Non
ssy s. y a. x Shs, said
will please attend
OSCAR W. sTURTEvANT,
A. A. DENMAN, -
T. ]. BARR, speciai
J. BOYCE. COMMITTEE.
d. +. TIEMANN
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They all class New York built ships provided with
all requisite articles the comfort and convenience pas
senger and by experience in the
The pce Of $780, without wines liquors Goods
charges but those actually incurred.
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