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PUBLIC MEETING IN RALEIGH.
SATURDAY, May 21st, 1853.

1
Agreeably to the call of the Intendent, meet
ing of the citizens was held at the Town Hall, to
devise WAYS and means for the accommodation OF
the State Fair, to be held in or this city, in
! October next:
| On motion of Ex-Gov. Manly. the Intendant OF
Police was called to the Chair, and James NJ
Towles appointed Secretary.
! Ex-Gov. Manly being called on, very forcibly
stated the object of the meeting, and the great I'M
portance OF making arrangements for the occasion,
and concluded by offering the following resolu-
| tons, which were unanimously adopted:
RESOLVED. That the central position of Raleigh,
and the convenient to it, render it the most
suitable location for holding the annual Fairs, pro-
vided for by the State Agricultural Society.
3D. That, in the Judgment of this meeting, it is
the special duty and interest OF the citizens OF
Wake county, and of this city, to contribute libe-
rally to the procuring of convenient lot and the
erection thereon of suitable buildings and fixtures
for the proposed exhibition.
Sd. That the commissioners of the city be re-
specially requested to make an appropriation out
of the city fund to this object and that its great
Importance will we'll justify borrowing the money,
and an increase of taxes, if necessary.
4th. That committee of five persons be APP
pointed by the Chair, who shall, together with
such committee as may be appointed by the City
Wake County Agricultural Society, have power to
procure piece of ground near one of the Railroad
depots to fix upon the plan of the buildings, sheds
and stalls, and to solicit contributions to pay for
the same to make all necessary contracts, and ap-
point subcommittee to said them in the perfor-
nance of any of these duties.
18th. That the title to the ground, to be pro-
cured by purchase lease, should be vested in the
Commissioners of the City of Raleigh, for the use
of the N. G. State Agricultural Society.
On motion of Major Nixon,
RESOLVED, That, in the judgment of this meet
ing, the sum of FIVE thousand dollars should be
raised for the purposes herein expressed that the
interests of the city Of Raeighrequire that the
porate authorities should subscribe 50 800 of this
sum, and that the residue be raised by the Wake
County Agricultural Society, and by voluntary
contributions from the people of the county.
The Chair appointed the following citizens. viz:
Ex-G Gov Charles Manly. Jere Nixon, John Hutch
ins, E. p Guion and James M. Towles the com
mlttee under the fourth resolution
It was ordered that the Secretary Of this meet
ing furnish the Intendant of Police with copy
Of these resolutions, and that the city papers be
requested to publish them for the informatio of
all those who take an interest ID he matter
W. d HAYWOOD, Chn.
JAMEL NJ. TOWNS, Sec'y
Eg Other State papers viii please copy.
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LATEST FROM EUROPE.

We have the latest intelligence from Europe by
the steamer Africa.
The debate in the English Parliament on the
rocket affair, fully exculpates Kossuth from all con-
nection with the matter.
The empress of France has recovered from her
late indsposition. The legacies of Napoleon the
Great, amounting to 100000 900 francs, will not
be presently acted upon, though they are regarded
as claims on the honor of the empire.
Cotton had improved slightly, and the demand
was fair. Breadstufs had declined; tobacco was
in good demand at previous rates turpentine had
declined.
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rERMs OF ADVERTISING BY THE ia a
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One square, months. ! Z lines e square S iS
IL pc pc
Two squares, 6 mOnths,s.. S ZIP
IL 80
Three squares, Sso
limited number of will be taken tor
,hs Weskly paper, but deduction viii be made on
,s MI yearly advertisements. These wilt be inserted
far F~y one-fourtl less than the regular charge.
Professional or business Cards, not exceeding tive
lines will be inserted in either the Weekly Semi
Weekv. for So for six months or SO for twelve
months in both papers for 10 for six months or
BIS for twelve months
The paper viii be sent to advertisers Tor SIX months
or by the year, free OF charge.
The above terms will be rigidly adhered to,
The Standard has large and constantly increasing
ubscription list It circulates in all the towns and
Counties in the State and is read by farmers, mechanics
miners. merchants shp-owners, and
dstiers lumbermen and by professional and business
men generally Advertisers will therefore consult and
advance their interests by seeking public attention
and favor through these columns.
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THr TaoueLEs IN Nsw Mexico. I, is said tha,

The TRoUsLEs IN New Mexico. It is said that
official dispatches have reached Washington, from
New Mexico, giving reasons for Gov. Lanes course,
which have not been heretofore presented. 1t is ex-
planned that Governor Lanes seizure consequent
upon certain outrageous proceedings the part of
the authorities of Chihuahua, in seizing upon and
impressing American citizens, under peculiarly cp-
pressiye cifcumstances.
Ills said that a special bearer Of dispatches has
been sent to Santa Fe. An additional military force
will be put in equisen maintain the alleged claim
Of the United States % disputed territory in New
Mexico:
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travellers Going North.l

(Y the Raleig hand CASTOR Railroad, accom- -odati0n
OtraIn, (~ hich leaves Raleigh on Mondays,
and Fridays) informed thai they will
ind an to convey them Peters.
burg by the GeenVille and Roanoke RaiIroad ample
time to connect with the Express mail line TO Balti
moIe.
Travellers Will find this the certain route,
besides daily Steamboat line to Baltimore and two
TWICE week to Philadelphia and New York, direct by
steamships
For tickets and other informaton spiy to the sub.
scriber at CASTOR. JAS. B. TILGHMAN. =
Agent G. & r. r. r. Co.
Office Greensville. r r., N. CO.
CASTOR. May II, 1858. ! 5s-lm.
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ME are requested to announce CALVIN ].
w ROGERS, Esq, a candidate for Clerk Of
Wake County Court at the ensuing election.
April 9TH, 1888. 4I--te.a
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Mr.. DoBBIN. The Norfolk Argus learns that
Mr.. Dobbin contemplates leaving the seat Ct gov
ernment in week or ten days, on temporary
visit to his residence in North Carolina to arrange
his private affairs. He will take Norfolk in his
route, and stop day or two for the purpose of
making an official visit to the Gosport Navy Yard,
and also to inspect the vessels of the exploring
squadron for the North Pacific, DC, now rendez-
voused in that harbor, in the success of which he
feels lively interest.
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Pleasant Grove Male ACADEMY.

Wake Forest, N. C..
WILLIAM NJ. CRENSRAW, Al. g., Prineipals
THE next session of this institution will commences
on the first Monday in uly next Board be had
for Sc SO per month, including washing, lights and
fuel Tuition from 81 to S15 per session.
For further particulars address
Dr.. w. HARTSFIEED
ForestilIe, N. Co
May 18th, 1853. 973-t1 6thJulys
r. Weekly Register and Spirit of the Age copy.
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EE Queen Victoria, it is stated, on receiving
the news of the melancholy accident which resulted
in the loss Of President Pierce's only son, person.
ally wrote q letter to Mr.. IngersolI, the American
Minister, in coincidence With the President in his
sad affection.
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re- Mr.. Thomas w. Dewey, of this City, has
been appointed Cashier Of the Branch Bank Of the
State in Charlotte, in place Of Mr.. w. A. Lucas,
elected Cashier of the Bank Of Charlotte.
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M d are requested to announce OSBORNE BOW
Wv Frs as a candidate for Clerk Of the County
Court, at the ensuing August Election. If elected, he
will devote himself with unrng ussidnity, to The dis.
charge of the duties of the office.
March Is, 1868. 50--te.
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County Court CIerkship.
YXZE are requested to announce THOMAS q.
w whitaker, ESQ., as candidate for Clerk Of
the County Court of Wake at the ensuing election.
March I'd. 1858. 3l-tc
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bare coat until he is of debt, was in town yester
day. very good looking but melancholy sort of
man he was, and no wonder. At the bookstore the
salesman suggested the advantage of cash payment,
and taking the package home ones se over trusting
it TO bungling porters who don't know how to make
change properly on delivery. The sexton of the
church he attended gave him back seat, and spoke
His landlady was very much crowded with boarders,
and could scarcely find seat for him at the table,
His lady acquaintances found him so thin and re-
duced that with difficulty they recognised him. and
after his introduction could feel familiar as Of
old. Itwas surprising low many of his old COM
panions, who formerly had leisure enough, had be-
come men of business, and suddenly remembered
pressing engagements as he met with them. cleri-
cal friend, who knows him thoroughly, says that he
fancies sngularity, loves be notioed and is evil
IDENTIFY proud of his shining raiment. He left town
this morning by the early boat
Neo York Times. I4fh
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Raleigh and CASTOR II. Re. Company
NHE Stockholders of this Company are informed that
i Certificates of Stock have been prepared, and are
now ready for delivery Stockholders residential Peters.
burg will apply to 1hos. Whitc, of that place those Of
W arrcn County, to N. r.. Green, Warrenton; those
of Granville, to Thomas Miller and John S. Eaton;
those of Franklin. 10 John 6. King and the will
be delivered at office. W. w. VASS, Treas.
Raleigh, MAY 49, 1884, 53-3t
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W. are requested to announce JEFF. UTLEY
w candidate for the office of County Court Clerk
of the County of Wake at the ensuing August elec.
ten.
April 8, 1859. die.
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wv E are requested TO announce. JOHN l.. TER.
w RELI as a candidate for the Cietkship of the
County Court of Wake.
AnriI2S 1883. - 4 TIE
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A Fresh Supply Of
DROWN, clarified, crushed and pulverzed Sugars,
Il brio, Laguyra and Java Coffees,
Beef Tongues and Dried Beef
Soda and Water, Butter and Sugar Crackers, 81
ALSO,
4 CASKS Scotch Ale, and London Brow Stout
Port Wine, superior article,
Caret Wine, st. Julien.
Received at F. MAHLERS & co..
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New and Fashionable JeWelEE
WE are receiving our supply of y kschss,
w Chains Seals, Keys, Ear Rings, Breastpins, Fin.
ger Rings, &c. PALMER & RAMSEY.
Raleigh, May "A, 1853. 53-
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bust Opened,
GONE very fne Bracelets and full sets Of Breast
-, - =, PALMER & RAMSEY.
May "a, 1858. 54-
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Commission Business.

Commission Business.
TINE undersigned win conduct Foreign and Do
mestic Produce Commission business in the City
OF Petersburg, Va, LI:dcc tie firm Of
STAINBACK 6 HARDEE
Office, srd door West of BolIingbrook Hotel, North
Side.
F. c. srAInpAcK, WI. HAnDrr.
November Ist; 1852. I01-Iy.
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H-ANTEB.- immediately, three good Carriage
Wy Painters The highest cash price will be given.
DIBBLE s. BROTHERS,.
p. s. Also Whee1-maker.
Knston, Lenor, May 10, 1883 5I--Im
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A good woman called on Dr. B. one day, in
great deal of trouble and complained that her son
had swallowed a penny. Pray madam," said the
doctor, was it counterfeit" e No, SIR certainly
not was the reply. Then twill pass, of course,
rejoined the facetious physician
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MEDICAL.

NNNNs~>
DR. wv. WARD CAN BE CONSULTED AT THE OLD
IL Broadway Hours from, A. NJ till r. n: Sn
sundays from y A. N. tll L. NJ.
DR WARD, CONSULTING SURGEON AND PHysl.
ast Of Broadway from A. " till L. H. Dr. W. is grs1
uv te Of the University AZ Edinhurg
nR rLAHE MEMEyR OF THE UNIVERSITY OF NEW
York, be oonsptnd IN confidence at No. * Canal
doors east Of Broadway from 10 10 s'cook
w., aad from 10 . r. d. Sundays sto 10 A. ~. 20
DR CoBGETT NO, 10 DUANE STREET, BETWEEN
~ tlatlem ard William streets h,
mCpt bwtrtytrce years w speciality enables in
.i,c entire sntisiHction y. 8-Dr g. member Of
New Nark thl,trsity. see his diploma In his office
I'M. COOPER, NO. "a DUANE STREET NAY BE con.
suited i'll cunhderce. Ills practice of twenty
VIZ present Vtce enables him to ohcr such induce
l. oLtaled where else IN this city OF speedy
ana pcrr'ai ert cure. +11
TP EAIPn.-BOURs or OFFICE CONSULTATION
IL inu 20 |. A. ~, and 6top T.. NJ, esccpt SundAyA.
ca Houston street, n,ar Wooster.
JNs JOHNSON no Il DUANE STREET, MAY RE con-
n for us iast twenty-five ye.rs. Hours RON A. A. 70
2Fh. -.t8
~ LkRNoNT PARIS AND LONDON PHYSICIAN
IVA. rvd strsetn bs eonsiltsd res II A. N. Till r.
r. srd frr 10 evening tNeaa5 sAcsrseeJ ~ " Res4a
u-ut ON IN HUNTER rtMsTLF THE PHYSICIAN
- .etaLI,shrd tle uurteriap bispensary No fHvt
~ street New tity, in 1884. ei Map Know
.lT can ie siltef psval from A. u sntn IOE
N gitaiae,Uttte attic uld ofce 80, 4 - .s.s.ss
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EXPRESS AGENCIES.


RERFoRD co.'s CALIFORNIA, OREGON AND
ID South America ExpressOur regular United States
Mail Express viii be dopatehsd on October ~
in charge Of special through to destination
connecting at Panama with the splendid fast running
Winfield Scott All freight for express should be de-
vered in waterproof order before the day Of sailing
to be corded and sealed and package should
than half cubic feet weigh than l5
pounds parcels received ut until o'clock
r NJ the day of sailing Ne charge BY our line for
tom house fees consular certificates We will also send
express mail October g. via San Juan. Mail bags close
at two O'Clock. BERFORD & CO., No. 2 Astor House.
LyOREIGN EXPREsS.-EDWARDS, SANFORD h co.
respectfully that they are prepared to forward
express freight and packages from New York to Liverpool
London, and all parts of England Ireland and Scotland.
twice week. to avre Paris, Bremen Hamburg Frankfort.
and all parts of the European Continent week.
Melbourne Port Philip, Sidney and all parts of
Van Demans Land and New Zealand by vessel
ing hence from England for those places and to Canton
Hong Kong Shanghae Madras bombay and other
arts Of tho has Indies and China every two weeks
Once 81 Broadway.
CpECIAL EXPRESS NoTICE.-ADAMs 4 co. WILL
- express between New York and Boston, via New
haven, Hartford and Springfield Railroads. commencing
Saturday October for the transportation of pack
ages generally. Express will leave the ohoe at "a p NJ
daily Leave Boston ut hour with usual
ADAMS a CO., 50 Broadway.
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gsATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE rs HERE
+ en- to the owner or owners, occupant or ocoa-
v u hossss anu io's, improved or unimproved lands,
by the Assessors, and ars lodged in the ofice of
IA Of Assc ssnents for examination by all persons
q viz For building a sewer in Laurens street.
rwer In Canal street TO pcint absat three hundred
~ The limits embraced by such assessment include
rAl houses and lots OF ground, vacant lots, pieces
Us Of land, situated both sidss Of Laurens street.
I'll to Grand street, and tia north side Of Canal
SCn Lanrens street hundred and two feet east
10 street. All persons whose interests arc affected
i've na.led and who are opposed t. the
other OF them roqsested to present their sbjeo
~ lifting, to the IN 1ergsned 81 their Office, No. 4
tords within tiir,y days fru. tho date Of this no.
.k WILLIAN GAGE.
CuARi.ls ]: DOLCE. Assessors.
. CHARLES McNIELh, }
r],reau Of Assessnents, Street Department, Sept.
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HATI0N EoTfCE.--PUBLIC NOTICE IS HERE
Nh, to the owner or owners occupant or occupants
es and lots, improved unimprovcd lands, aE
pehy, that the following assessments have been
.aie Assessors, and lodged in the office Of the
Assessments for examination, by all persons in
p1..-For building sewer from near seventh ave
p1et enst of The said aterue. The limits embraced
eesment include all the sevsral houses and lots Of
liant lots, pieces and parcels of land, situated on
Thirty seventh street, between broadway and
3lnue the south side OF Thirty eighth street, be-
,dwsy and seventh avenue; on the west side Of
from Thrift eighth street 70 point y feet south
venth street; the east eide Of Seventh avenue,
eighth street to point "a feet inches south Of
nth street, and the west csrner of Seventh avenue
Elseventh street. All persons whose interests are
khe above named assessments, and who OPP
same, or either nf them, are requested to present
ons, in writing to the Undersigned, Ut their o,ice
kf Records, Within Thirty days from the date OF
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES j. DODGE, ASSESSOR.
CHARLES McNIELL,S
lreau Of Assessments, Street Department, October
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loRArIoN NorIcE-PunLIc NOTICE is HERE

IORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS HERE
given to tbs owner or owners occupant occupants,
uses and lots improved or mpreyed lands affected
lthat the foilowr assessments have been completed
assessors, and lodged in the once Of the Bureau
'smsats for examination by all persons interested
pr building sewer In Seventh avenue, between
ss.sss,,amt rc,na. iii ,h sevara ''s .a. nd
ground, vacant lots, pieces and parcels Of land,
on both sides Of Seventh avenue, froiA Thirteenth
Stssnth street All persons whose interests
ply the ahovenamed Rsssnsments, and who opposed
or either Of them nre requested to prsseat their
ks In writing. 10 the undersgned at their Office No
Records within thirty days after the date Of thi
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES MCNEIL,
bureau Of Assessmsnts Street Department, Soptem-
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LEGAL NOTICES.

CUPREMR COURT-iN THE NATTER or THE AP-
- pcaticn II the Mayor. Aldermen and Commonaty Of
tie city Of New York. relative tbs opening Of
from Thirty ghth street 70 The norths.y side q
wards Of said city, notice Is hereby xven pursuant 10
statute that the report Of the Commissioners of Estm
and Assessment In the above entitled matter will be pre-
ssr.ed TO ths soprens Court a special hersof 20 be
held ut the City Hall Of the city Of New York Saturday
the 18th day Of Oobcr A. D. 3 and that there aud
or as soon thereafter counsel be heard motion will
hs.made that said report be CO frped.
SAMUEL JONES'
JOHN NJ. PINKNEY, }Csmmissionsrs
RICHARD J. SMITH,
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MATHIMONY.


N.A3hiaUaY-A MIDDLE AGED GENTLEMAN. WHO
M ldspct dent about retire from business -
srous meeting With lady FOR the purpose Of forming
tmsnial alliance Her age must 10 about sightsea, v
appearance, Of COED family, and we'll educated;
minor consideration. References
Address ~ y. ", broadway Pest Ohoe
AgATRhoNY MADE EASY, OR NOW TO WIN 4
nj Lover Professor LAYTON, Boetop, formerly Of
.s iI send 10 any address, the receipt Of doaa
psst raid plain Jirsi-rs 10 snshs ladies gentlemen
~ dow Of Of tss oppoaits
their hssrts may dstirs The pr.cess smpfs bus cap
yae N ali Ls married. irrespective ~ appsav
pston last though no. least arrsns
r with and dsiioscy that detection i'm possible
address Professor awton Boston, Mas No letter
r~u. the Post Once nsle~s tho po-tags u paid
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TIoN NoTIcE.-pUBLIC NOTICE IS HERE.

ATION N0TICE-PUBLIC NOTICE Is HERE
a, 10 tho owner or owners, occupant or occupants,
rs and lots. mprovsd or unimproved lands, AZ
Phby, shat tho following assessments have been
by the Assessors. and are lvd, ed in the stice Of
pf assessments for examination by all persons in
For building sewer IL Leroy street, from
etn street to the Hudson river. The limits ON
Pach assessment. include all tho several hsuses
keyrouad, vacant lots pieces and parcels Of land,
r,oth sdes of Leroy street, from Hudson street to
river; on the west side of Hudson street, 10
I'D 100 feet inches north from Leroy street; On
F Washington street, 100 feet south and lA3 feet
.eroy street and on the east side Of Vast street,
&lh and south of Leroy street. All persons, whose
affected by the above named assessments and
,sea to tho same. either OF them, are requested
p cir ol1ections IN writing, to TIE undsrsigned 1T
eSo. Hall Of Records, within thirty days from
his notice.
S 81 : SSSbcr, Assessor.
ecu Of Assessments, Street Department, Oct. 3,
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RATION NOTICE-PUBLIC NOTICE IS HERE
EN- to the owner or owners, sccupant or occupants
and lets, improved unimprovsd lands, affect
Y, that the following Assessments have been com
the Assessors, and are lodged in the sfaos Of the
Assessments for examination, by all persons inter
For tagging sracs five feet wide sn the norther-
TX Of Nineteenth Street, bet; Second and Third
| The limits embraced by sssh assessment, in
lhc several houses and let's Of ground vacant lots
parcels of land, situated the north side OF Nine
Aeet, from Third avenue to ) feet east Of Third
All persons whose interests affected by the
bed assessments and who are opposed t. tho same,
them are requested 90 present heir objections in
the undersigned, at their -.liee, No. all Of Re-
rhin thirty DAYS from the date Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
! CHAPLSs aoSfEL, '''
ureAu Of Assessments, Street Department, Septeu-
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pkATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE rs HERE
ven to tbs owssr or owners, occupant or oesupants
ses and let's i'm proved improved lands, affected
that the following assessments have been completed
sssscrs and lodged In sie office Of the Bureau OF
ants for sxamn alton by all persons interested, viz
h street, from Tenth avenue to tho Hudson river.
en- braced by such assessment include all the several
lots Of ground vacant lots, pieces and parcels OF
dated both sides of Thirty -seventh street, from
enus " the Hudson river, and both sides OF Elsv
tus hundred fsot north and south OF Thirty sew
kt. All persons whose interssts are affected ~ tho
tnod assessments, and who are opposed to tho same
pr thsu are requested to present their objections in
70 the undersigned, Mt their ofRce M. Hall Of Re-
Thin thirty days from the date Of this notice.
4 WILLIAM GAGE,
MI CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES McNiELL,
! bureau Of Assessments, Street Department, Septeu-