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spd extsnscn Of the city in that quarter has created
nccssaty for the sale sheep and lambs there Just q
nsossdty has bssn created for the sale OF bssvss ct
Hsvninga IN sixth street. where formerly only sheep
and limbs sold Cows and calves are scldAt al these
ssa but the largest business in this respect
done ct BrowniDgs and Chanberains The market days
Monday and Thursday but sales to greater
sxtent are made every day Independently Of the regu
asy cattle bought and ss board the boats 1t thu
vharves, the north side Of the city Many cattle
1aughtsred In the country also brought market
hsre ready dressed, but these do not enter into the
statistics below =
TAMx SHOWING NuNBR CATTLE SOLD m rHE NEW York
nARKn, WITH Tm PRICES SEVERAL KINDS Each
WuK DURING THE YEAR 1858.
Cattle on saIs weekly. Weekly average prScss
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The Cotton Market.


NEw YORK, Dec. "a 1858.
We issued last respects by the B.lts the 10th
anstant which date the market closed Arm. The sales
TIE ensuing week bales the quota adopt
nsnt Of &c to 10 the better qualities Of Gulf cotton
in that period. On Monday the market tame with
sales of obs bales: Tuesday, 1864 closing 8rmeT We'd
nssdss 1874 the quotations fully confirmed; Thursday
IN the day Of the Americas arrival at Halifax Yester
dAy 43s8 Of which 1880 sold a6oat, closing hr
We cannot exprss our ideys Of The probable crop
better thar TO ecauate the substance OF the very able
Nue. OF New Orleans in his annual circular under date
81 12.h instant.
The frost Of October 25 killed the plant on bottom and
stiff soils generally, In South Carolina and Georgia
Of the Chatal ooche, to Montgomery Ala, half Of
the fields were killed. and In the remaining the frost de-
soye the leaves without injury and with benefit TO
the bolls. The weather since LIST November
Tar being about SO degrees Entire absence OK usual hur
rioAnes bed all the maturtd cotton TO be saved. In
results South Aabana will equal rot exceed last year,
excepting Lowndes and hunroe counties, Mississippi,
Mobile bu' The excess ON the Alabama river will exceed
thatlo The alluval soils Of the Mississippi will not
Yield as well last year. owitg to the growing effect OF
me heavy rains Of August and Sptember deficiency on
such thirty Per cent On high lands in Mississippi and
Arkansas no dimnutiop. Ths sections bordering Red
river and Ouchita, where the crops large last
year. viii no doubt show great falling of. Florida will
squa and re1as exceed fifteen per former deliveries
esn OF 200 00 bales Our space does not admit of
Inserting the table, BY which he arrives ct the following
results- receipts Of New Orleans 337 600 bales;
Mobile, s72 ooo Texas 600; Florida Atlantic
s delayed by low rivers and the results OF causes here
tofore stated by and appear b degarded entirely
n forming opinions OF the crop.
NEW YORK CLASSIFICATION.
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ZONES NIw GIFT ENTERPRISE.
q 10000 GIFTS FOR THE PEOPLE.
In connection with the exhibit ons Of his inimtable
PAETosC0Ps OF CAkIgORNIA,


Now exhibiting at Hope Chapel 7l8 Broadway.
10000 tickets y 81 each will be so,d each tiohe admit
ting persons exhibition Of the Pantoscope New
Yorl or The Voyage to Scotland in Boston, and emitting
the holder share the $50 900 rich and ssstiy Gifts
among WI ich are the following
The whole of tho series of swa aud inimable Paint
ings known as Jones' PAntoscope Of California the
Plair and Salt Lake, valued at. $40 600
choice Farm In Greene county, N. +, containing
bundled and twenty in rich state OF Gull
va on with elegant dweliir delightful site, barns,
Outhous.s, &C., 40, valued at. s2s Oog
valued AZ $4,000
An slss gan; story dwelling 10 Pi.ceipii. s''
fhe ~ lsse r. Scotland. $4,000
Arplcndio Seaeh ana Horses. 81, 100
sides Thousands of other sgrihoent Gifts, innlu.
ding Psnos, kelodeens, Cola Watches, &C., in all
i6O,CW gifts, valued 1874
That diOsrbatop OF the property .. soty lar
nd satisfactory TO all Mr. Jones proposes that share
holders shall ee a. some ooevcpient place In the city
New York the evening OF the first Monday March, Tor
all the tckes hs lave boon sold and select
eir nurntor oom rittee, who, In conjunction with
mtees IRON Boston Phiiadepha, and Baltimore shall
the completion Of Abe enterprise receive and Distribute
o sists them. by lot othor wss In aocordance
9Th and subj only 70 the directions ihe said share.
holders
Persons abroad depend gfts being for.
wsrde5 faithfully 4, accordance with she dirootion
Tickets for ese 1T Hope Chapel No. 7S Broadway ror
A. n unsil 10 NJ ~ Archdescons confectionery store
Of Canal and Broadway n he principal hotels and
muso stores and 81 the Bee ana Nail oces and kuno Hail.
Boston.
All orders for oke By letter should be addressed 70 j.
Wesley Jones, Hope Chapel No. 7ls Broadway, N. Y.
Exhibitions every evening ~ TX o'clock Tickets for single
adwissin~. - ssnts: chiiSrsr half prize
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CupERB HoL DAY GIFTS FOR A DOLLAR.

CuPERB HoL DAY GIFTS FOR DOLLAR
- To get 81, eco Farm, Ia vest dollar 10
PERHAPS GIFT TICKETS.
To get the celebrated trottn horse telegraph
one OF PERHAPS GIFT TfCk ETS,
To get the magnificent Seven Nile Mirror buy Of
PERTAINS GIFT TICKETS.
TO get . splendid Eolian Piano. buv one Of
To got an elegant Gold Watch, buy one Of -
PERHAMS GIFT TICKETS.
To got . handsome Gold Pencil, buy ons Of
PERTAINS GIFT TICKETS.
To get bean iful Gold Pen ana Case buy one Of
Pea II ANS GIFT TICKETS.
10 get one OF Genin best Hsts, buy Of
PERHAPS GIFT TICKETS,
WHICH COST BUT A DOLLAR.
0YFICES-ACADEMY HALL, 663 BROADWAY;
II waters Piano and Music Store 3as Broadway;
Lovejoy's, Nsrchants' and Hows rds Hotels;
Howes Cough Candy Depot, 166 ChstbAm street;
cattes Drug Store 1853 Fulton street, Of Cranberry
ONLY 10000 TICKETS TO SELL.
ALL fICKETS RETAINING UNSOLD
On Friday 30b inst at will be dispe Of 5y
AUCTION, AT CASTLE GARDEN.
Comm en- cling at O'Clock p. ~. on that day;
And no bids will be received en- ,ept for
In addition 70 the Saful.r pries ofslsssh
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&3.4oS.180 so

90KeaRe.. ,4eo,l lou on
These figures show ct glance the magnitude OF the
cattle trade Of this city. include the sales at the
DOCKS Preferred to in preliminary remark Of which
authentic record is kept probable that the ggre
gate value Of cattle sold for the year does not fall far
short Of nine and half millions of dollars.
The bulk Of the cattle brought here for sale
stunned here but large and lucrative business is done BY
tie packers for shipment to California, Australia and
sthsr foreign countries Occasional shipments Of live
cattle made to Bermuda to supply the contract
With the government there
We have not included hogs tables for the reason
Mat not able to any record Of the number
coming TO market reliable enough to enter into the
Yal account The trade In that respect however, very
largo one shall be able to shov when sccurate
record Ia kept OF the transactions enabled TO
avail ourselves Of in respect to cattle Of other descrp
Mons At present the weekly consumption is from 5000
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

1912 -AesT sAfl, CHEAP. AND RHLIABLx
100. Route.-lS65-Octobcr arransemsnt-Ai Albany AuS
New York inland youte. Three daily trains Aooonmsas
Mon tfain at7 A. NJ and two daily express trans At9
railroad West; also with hs North FOR Saratoga sprnE
whitehall and Montreal The trains With the
and Hudson and Berkahre railroads ~ Chatham Hon
Corsers for Lebanon Sprins and after Monday from th
DEPOT Of White Elm aud Centre stvoet WHERE
Through tickets oan be procured anl taggsgs chseksa
ror Albany Tor Syrscuee,
" Schenectady, {" Eoohectsx
/" Utica. Bafalc.
Passengers ssc resolves Hovsry
Twenty sixth street. and Fouss5 cenue stations The abos
anH viii lard receive ouly Crctoa fau
and Chatham Four Corners al other tfAirs will leays
City HeA station corner Of Iryon and osare street,
heretofore. u. SL0AT, Superintendent
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OCULIsTS AND AURIsTe.

nEAFNESS.-JUsT RECEIVED FROM LONDON. DR.
- Barrows Aurioles entirely small, but power.
u Deafness possessing AL the advantages Of
has been produced Price g. 70 b had at No Lis
pensrd street. New York Of Dr. B. DE- AAcY. only assx
tNr America
ist Of 40 Howard street. nsst toor Of Broad
way devotes especial attention to de Sne discharges
and noss in the head and ali dssases Of the ear and
Ample reference recent and those who have been
for months and years.
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noDwoRTB,s Music
~ rvpITTs, gJErs, GIFTS GIFTS, VI.

will be distributed song the purchasers Of rs edition
DoDW0RTH'S ANNUAL
which Ia limited 10 twenty Eve thousand copies each aor
containing number Of their most popular
never before published which cannot be obtained In An,
other form. The Pianos sre now TO be seen ~
A. BASSFORD'S WAREROUhS, COS BROADWAY
where desk viii be kept by A. Bassfcrd IT, reoevs "a
sorip6ons
mo price Of the wo-t 70 fxeo as
ONE u0LLAH
which entities tho purchaser copy Of sho AsHug
Which al sheet prices would be worth "A sud patio
patton In the dotribution OF thu
TWENTY FIVE PIAyOS
The snbacrbers entitled 70 the first copies Issued The
books subscription srcx ~ II. B. Dodwortn
co., i93 Rroadwsy A. Bassfcrd in. 6s RreAeway; and
Srngr TcwnsBdr corner OF Broadway and Ann sire st
AL contrasting orders Tor Abe Annual should ~
drecsod, cost paid, 10
go u. = DopwcRTz 4 CO.. ~ gsssswA~
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WoNDrRs WILL NEyAR CBAss,.AN INrELH
w pig exhibits all the intellect the speoie,
spells names es age and inform about the Visible world
Call medium. what you please Come and Il on
Monday, Dec M from 10 A. n till 10 r. N. Admssios Is
cents, Nv. AS BgoasvAy. - -
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-DEPARTMENT OF RE.
~ pairs and Supplies Dec 90 1S3-seaed proposals will
received At the once Of the Of Repairs and
1884 Mt IL o'clock IN at which time they will DO opened
accordance with the amended charter Of 1853 for the build
for the corporation Of the city Of New York the folio
ing engines and hose csrrases engine for engine Co. No
49, do for No AZ; hose carriage hose Co No. ~
for No S. The plans and Of
be DONE and all information In regard thereto
estimates be had At either ONCE. N BThs Commits
oner the right reject all any
deemed for the interest of the corporation.
BARTHOLOMEW d. PURDY,
Commissioner Of Repairs and Supplies
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NyIBLo's BALL ROOM AND CONCERT SALOON
IN This magniacone Saloon may be engaged for
BALLS AND COECERTS.
Asa Ball Room, Nblss has always held We ars sAah
s admirable proportions The spacious snd well frushss
Par Reception, and brsssns Rooms, a., are tse ws
known T. need further msn Men.
The arrangements the complete AAd a,
pcaions from associations and parties OF undou resps
liability will receive Immediate attsnttn.
For Concerts ss Saloon possesses the most perfect
tic quates and BY the there aoeen
edations for twelve hundred VISITORS with ample usaps
entrsncs and sgrcss.
For terms, Ac., sppy At the ofhss Of
NIBL0's GARDEN
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DICH HOLIDAY 0IrTs-fINE GOLD AND SILVER
N Watches, diamond and other jevery alec sterling
silver ware Of latest sAtterns The subscriber would call
nent Of goods In hs line, which be offers for sale
less than usual prices afrdns Persons DESTROYS Of milking
Of choice holiday o unequaed % ck TO
select from. Among the articles Of blouterie will be
found the ioowrs which he eers Wholesale and RETAIL
Jules Sasohss perfect time keepers
for timing herses Sl26 $50
pocket perfect time keepers $26 49, eight
day Watches which eight days wsh winding $40
70 1885, enamel watches for ladies' In hunting
$50 l00 diamond watches for ladies in magic
Watches 500 49, wind and tuTs The hands
without key $o 40 All kinds Of watches At very low
prioesfine gold lepns Watches four holes jeweled
ladies' ,5 gold inssh patent isysrs s gold English ps
:s1s levers. hunting 'ss: s silver psssHs levers low
pms and brscsieN slS Is earrings ID 70 Is; pins, % 70
~ braceets IS 70 so; gold lockets ono, two and fosr
glasses - to & gold guard chains $40 70 6O gold chAte
Iaine chains SO 49, gold vest chains, to 81 gold fob
ebaine IS 70 % 6ne gold wedding rings - 80 70 Il gold
guard keys teo geld fob keys % 70 gold fob seals %
mond earrings 800 TO 800 diamond pins SIS 70 500 gold
70 10 III gold finger rings with stones q 49, gold
sleeve buttons per set 70 s2 gold stud: se $3.50
70 TO- gold speeacles, PAIR to geld eye glasses
N15to silver teaspoons, set TO 81 silver table
spoons per set s2 70 silver table forks $s 81
60to co. gold armlets for children. per pair ~ 50to O.
plain gold rings $780, TO ST. chased gold rings 81 silver
ihimbles, silver tops, Me gold scarf pins 81 tot.
GEORGE G. ALLEN, Importer Wholesale and retail, II
Wall street, second floor, near Broadway
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LEGAL. NOTICES.

TIN PEOPLE AGAINST JOHN r MASON, JOHN
i rrAnois, John Allen, John Doc. witnesscs-Mary A.
CrWby, sAxah Boyqs, pARisl Boyce, Beware CyVsksr,
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0oRPoRA1IoN N0TICA-PuBLLo NOTICE Is HERE-
~ By Owen ~ the
q ali Houses and lots Improved uAimprovsd lands a.
fsstsd thereby that the following eats have been
the burses Of Assssments for examination BY all
nssrssssS Building sewer II Thirty stshsh srsss
b saeh include al We several houses and ot:
beth dss Of Thirty eighth street. between Filth and
Madison avenues aad both sides Of Fifth avenue leo feet
north and south from thirty eighth All persons
whose are affected by the above named
suesad 70 present their objections In writing
signed ~ their once No. Hall Of Rseofds within thirty
days from the data Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHA RLES T. DODGH yAssessorA
CHARLES McNEILL. y
once Bureau Of AssssmenN Street Department Dee "a,
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(!oRPoRATIoN NoTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS HERE
BY given the owners, occupant occupants
Of all houses and lots improved unmproved lsras 81
fected thereby the following have
dee Of the Bureau Of Assessments for examination, by
81 persons o We For pawn 1s ws:hinsson
embraced b. sueh assessment include all the several
no and lots Of ground lots pieces and parcels
Of land situated both sides Of Washington street,
GAnsevoort Twelfth street. All persons whose interests
70 the or either Of hsm are requested 70 present their
objections in writing the undersigned 81 their oce No.
Hall Of Records, within shty days from the dsss Of this
notice. WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE Assessors.
CHARLES NcNETLL,
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7NCLR TOMS CABIN AND LITTLE KATY, TIM
" HJ1 CORN GIRL, ~ the National Thestre-UNCLE
TOMS CABIN every night and Wednesday and Saturday
sfternoons LITTLE KATY every Monday Tuesday, Thurs
day and Friday afternoons Litsls Cordeia Howard ~
Little Katy and Eva.
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CORPORATION NOTICE. PUBLIC N OH II rs IS az
" b. sivtr that pet ion has bson presented ia ths
Aldemeo for The eonstruo toa Of sewers she
following to wit I'm Division street, from
street TO and through Market street 10 the East river
Also in Suffolk street. between Houston aud Stanton see
ALEC, Ia jackson street. from erenty FIVE
streetto the East river And in the Board Of Ass
in Grand street, FRI Columbia
East river AL persona interested In the a5ove and having
objections thereto, requested present he
writing, the ConWsct Clerk, at this office, before
Tuesday, January 8, 1854
E !HES' ( f SaslTEpparsr c'es'fs a:sseda''
A. W. CRAvEI, DoAto.
Croton Aqueduct Depar tment, Dec %, 1853.
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(yAMDEE AND AkBoy RAILROAD TO PHILADEL
~ phs IRON R,er No. North fiver Two lines daily, 2,
steam5o.s John Potse. to South Amboy hsnoe BY oars
John Potter 10 Amboy thence direct Camden By
through In four hours and half; fare g.
HUDSON RIVER RAILBoAD.-TRAINs DAILY rRos
ii Chambers street for Albany and Troy
Express srsin A. NJ Through in fopr hours sns
With resehnx Buffalo or Montreal ~ 10 O'Clock sans
evening.
Man Train. A. M.-Thzoush vAy trains 81 II \. ana,
Pm.
Express train r. MI misrsas train r. H. For Tsrrs
town, 1880 r. \. Tor Psetskin $50 r. u. For Plough
keepse, 70 A. u. And n Passengers tAken at Cham
ters Canal Fourteenth and Thirty first streets
Sunday trains from Canal street. 81 $40 r NJ for Aibaas
And Troy, stopping 81 AL way stations
RDMUNb FRENCH. SupersatsndsrA
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CORPORATION NoTICE.-PuBLIC NOTICE is HERE
given 70 the owner Or owners occupant Or
thereby that the following
By the Assors ald the ooe Of the
LOT hsEsrg not.h side Of Twenty ninth street between
Third and The limits embraced such
include Anthe several houses and lots OF ground
vacant lots pieces and PARCELS Of land situated the
side OF ninth street. from poiat hundred feet
east Of avenue 70 se hundred feet west thereof
assessments and who opposed the same or either Of
them requested to present their Objections in wrng
TO the unders gned At their ONCE No. Hall of Records
within thirty days from the date Of this notice. !,
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES j. DODGE }Assessora
CHARLES McNIELL,S
once Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department Dec A.
- -
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NORPoRATION NOTCE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS HERE
given 70 ne own:r or owners occupant OF 9ecupsnt
feed thereby that the following
completed By the Assessors and lodged in the eoe
ssrested ys-For building sewer in Thirty hh street
By such include all the houses and lots Of
vacant lots pieces and parcels Of land situated
both sides Of Thirty h street, IRON Second 10 Frss avenue
the side Of avenue ninety eight feet nine
north from Thirty NTH street. and ea. corner q Thirty fifth
affected BY the above named and who oppo
the either Of them requested present
their objections In writing to the undernsd ~ their
hoe No. Hall Of Records within thirty days from the date
Of this notice. WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessor
CHARLES KcNIELL }
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KEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIRECT, VIA
IN New Jersey Railread-U. 8 Mali and Hxprsss Lines
through Ia four hoursWinter Arrsngemsnt-Dool 49, 85
Nj and and bK P. n. Leave Philadelphia - lso,
n Nsv an so% S,ss
Fare, from Nsv Ysri, q 70 IN ssd i A. H. ard T.,
Canden and g. wish reduced way prices IN New Jersey
eommodauon me- which leaves a. II NJ from foot Of Go
lAndt street, via Camden, 70 Walnut street, In SIX
0nniSus win from ths xensingsSn depot 70 he prin
each passenger. and With baggage - oonH
Through tlokes sold for Baltimore Warrington Norfolk
Through baggage agents and baggage continued and
lines only Passenger with bagss~e 49, ssr nf&s
fnip~Ass tse~-~ trAses
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CORPORATION NOTICE-PUBLIC NOTICE IS HERE
by gven TO the occupant occupants
Of houses and lots improved unmproved lands
ed thereby that the following have been
petsd by the ASSESSOR and lodged in the Office Of the
Bureau Of ASossments for examination by all in
Broadway and The limits
ground vacant lots pieces and of land situated
the north side Of street, between Broadway and
Seventh All who interests seoted
the above named and who are opposed the
tions in writing to the at their ONCE No4 Hall
Of Records Within thirty days from the date Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE ) Assessors.
CHARLES McNIELL, }
a
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y The GLASGOW and Now York Stesmship Companys asv
Graz. .CmnsnSer vii leave New Yors Ss SSsss% 9
Wednesday, January L. ~ II O'Clock First cabin
saloon staterooms 500 d. mdshp d. $76 second oASi
$50 third GLASS, 92tewsrds fees included Apply 70
J. MCSYNON, s. BroAdvay.
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> Public notice hereby eyen that the following pes
ienos vacant lot, on The northwes corner Of Twenty third
fas sidewalk the weH side Of Third Avenue between
snd Thirty ninth strssts Also the following pe
fourth Street. nom First 70 Second Also Me follow
ing dag four feet Of walks Of Ith street.
ss objections shefeto are roassssca present them
Of Deesnser .s,s: SAa 1URAt, ssest Oenniseonss.
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CTREET DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF RECORDS.
- Public notice is hereby given. that the following .psti
uons have been presented In The Board Of
i.ts al curS ns SttSr d ~ sos sS ssso
walks Of Fifty eighth street, from Seventh Eighth
to I'LL in TO the grade l26th street. from Lawrence
street to Ninth Also the following
Tag rye fest Of walks Of Third avenue between Twenty
eighth and Torteeh streets where Also the fol-
lowing resolutions. in Board Of Assistant Aldermen-TO
fenee vacant lots west side Madison avenue between
tyeghth and Twenty ninth and south side Twenty
ninth street, between Madison and Fifth avenues
and gutter and nag walks Of Heuston street. between
lpmbis and 0esrck streets All persons n,ersstd having
objections thereto requesedo present them writing
70 the undesgnedat his oce before the I'd day Of
January next JANIS FURRY, Street Commissioners.
New York, Dec. r. 1853
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nEPARTlENT OF REPAIRS AND SUPPLIES, DEC.
~ 49, lS6-Sealed proposals will received 81 the once
q the Of Repairs md Supplies No New CITY
time they will be opened accordance with the
charter Of 1885, for the building house the corporation
bs situated IN Thirty between seventh and Eighth
specifics required be DONE and 81 infor
nation In regard thereto DO had ~ the once Of Su
Blank sstimstss can b had e siths. once B.Ths
estimate deemed The interest," Of Che corporation.
BARTHOLOMEW b. PURDY
Commissioner Of Repairs and Supplss
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Average. .W 80 $50 81 IS % 81 76 $34 70 81 50
These results and companions enable to the gem
ersl advance there has Been in the prices Of al kinds Of
sisss With that II the previous ysas the dssrsnoss
are follews:-
Beeva. CosSs Cdlues Steep Lambs.
HAS,. 80 go 90 IS 20
1sS2........... n SIX s4s7K $50
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CORPORATION NoTIcE-PUBLIC NOTICE rs HERE
BY gwen 7, the owner or owners occupant occupants
of I'll houses and ots in proved unmproved lands
thereby that the following assessments been compile
ted the Assessors and lodged in the office Of the
vz-For flashing north side Of Seventh street. The limits
and lots of ground lots pieces parcels land
situated north side Of Seventh street.
D. and north side OF Seventh hundred
west Of three lots west thereof All whose
interests affected by the above named
who opposed the either them
pres their objections in writing
their ofce No Hall of Records within thirty days from
the date of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES j. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES McNIELL, y
once Bureau Of Assessments Street Department. Dec "a
1853