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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-11-23

Reader irvor are grav-hcaded or your hair IS iaii
Inc, ,f- Won sur IN have the means within your reach al
restoring the colOr well restoring the CROWN ana
that too applying dye. for does h"' Toior ~
but acts pan the secrctvc organs ami restores aem 10
their original Vgor and strength Doyou WISH l" pre-
serve those beautiful locks and rngicts Of which you are
s Justly proud7 Then call at No ia Market street. be-
tween Fou tn and Fifth ST. Louis. Mo. and possess your
self OF a bottle of this wonderful RcsestoraVe. man!
have made the remark thai five hundred d"hars "ouu
he no t.mntntio to them To- be placed where they were
before use, and you will say after using IT. ne
materials of which il is composed are perfectly hea
and in yigorating. Their effects pronounced bT
one the practical chemists in the United
viz: Prof Charles e. Page. of Washington City, who mad
bottle together with specimens OF all inc dhereh ''
redents for preservation the Patent Office, in Janu-
| AIRY last.
Prepared only the proprietor, at the above named
Mace Orders any pat of the United states h.led
promptly Address o. j. Wood, st. Louis. Mo.
very liberal discount made to wholesale purchasers
W HALLOCK d SToDDARD,
Main street.
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"axFSPANISIf SEGARS.-A consignment
fe5 uOO for sale, very low, IN lots 10 the 'rae.
nx1 s. E. GILBERT d CO., Syc. near water.
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NEW JEWELRY

AT HOSTAGES, FIRST 81. BET. MAIN d LOCUST.
AM now prepared to offer 10 the public as fne
A<A and select assortment of Jewelry as can 10
.,A sEfound anywhere West. have just received an
invoice of fine Watches OF different patterns and cele-
bred makers also addition OF ane Jewelry and Sill
YER Ware which viii sell at prices TO suit purchasers.
lease call and look. have the patience TO show yous
Eyou don't buy loctf
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ELECTION NOTICE,

NOTICE Is hereby given, that election will be held
at the Phnix Engine House. Vine street. on Sat-
urda, the 2Gth day OF November 1883, for the purpose
of filling vacancy in the Office of Councilman the 5ih
Ward Occasoned 10, the resignation Richard Rale gh
Esq. the lgtc incumbent. (Iohn Burtis Inspectorl-
BY order Of the Common Council. GEO. h. TODD,
novli-td City Clerk.
NJ AtES20 kegs assorted, just reed and sale by
IN noviO c. VI. GRIFFITH.
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DEDSTEADS--Just received and for sale low u lo
ID ~ highpost Bedsteads.
jan27 WOOLSEY q NELSON.
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MEAT SEzOp.
THE undersigned have opened a NEAT SHOP on
L Main street. three doors above Fourth st., where
they will AT all times keep hand good supply Fresh
eats OF all kinds. Sausag-s, AMI rythug - their
line of business. The attention of families invited TO
our meats. will cndeavort {, keep the quail
Hes sell al the lowest market price, and promptly de-
liver meats ordered, to customers.
FRANCIS c. ERD,
novIG-f A. SEELINGER
'INEAS-6 and - d boxes Imperial, CT. Powder aud Y.
L HysOn Teas; also - half chests do.
novi6 ALI.IS 81 lIOWES.
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DRESSED FLOORING.-A constant supp!
~ al pre''eu JOHN +. GLOVER.
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ID. wOoLsEY.
III. NELSON
CTION.
WOOLSEY 81 NEI,GON.


d. wOoLsEY. H.NELso.
AUCTION.
} WOOLSEY & NELSON.
WAIER street Evansville Indiana. Auctioneer
w andCommission Merchants Manufactures A gents
dealers In Dry Goods Furniture Chairs Clocks Lookn.
Glsses, Picture Frames, Notions &C. Particular atten
on gwen 10 the sale OF all descriptions of Goods. Regu
r eaes every Tuesday Thurs lay, and Saturday Casl
aug s3ly WooLsEY NELSON.
FURNITURE.
SOFAS. Divan, Center, dining Breakfast and Card
" Tables. Walnut and Mahogany Plain and Dressing
Bureaus; Rose Wood Marble top Dressing do enclosed
and plain Wash Stands Lounges, Bedsteads and Mat
tresses. Also large and general assortment of Ood
aug23:Iyd wOOLsEY & NELSON.
! IEwELRY & NoTIONS.-Ear-rings Fingerrings
- Breast Pins. shirt studs, Gold Pins and Pencils,
Watch chains, Keys, Gold and Silver Watches Steel
Deeds and Caps. Brushes Combs, Purses, Fancy Soaps
Accordans, Vions Pictures and various other notions
for sale by
aug23Iy WOOLSEY & NELSON.
CHAIRs.-Ju.t received and for sale low at our Fur
~ niturc rooms Water street. 80 dozen wood seat
janl7 WooLSEY & NELSON.
SOFAs.-Just received and for sale at our Furniture
~ rooms, eight fine Sofas.
jau27 woOLSEY & NELSON.
d EDSTEA DS--Just received and for sale low, a lot
ID of highrost Bedsteads.
jan27 wooLsEY d NELSON.
LASS-WAR E.-Just received and for sale Ut auction
" and private sale lot Of Glassware.
jan27 WOoLSEY & NELSON.
USr RECEIVED and for sale, larg, lot of Looking
u glass Plate. WOOLSEY e. NELSON.
TVRNlPS, Sweetand Irish Potatoes, for sale by
l. movie THUS. BACON * co.
FREsH BUT Err justrec'd aud for sale by
l. movie THos. BACON q CO.
NHolCE Apples just reed and for sale by
~ movie THOS BACON & co.
COTToN YARNS.
- BAGS landing from steamer 'sR y. Barker"
VI 40 do In store. guaranteed equal to any yarns
made anywhere. and for sale Pittsburs Factory prices
Tor cash or approvcdpapcr. ). +. GlLBERTd CO..
hoNlO Agents Cypress Factory.
Sd IeEsgAKD!
L OST.The subscriber has lost a liver colored and
IL spotted Pointer DOG. He 10 the name Of
Jerry The above reward will be paid for the return of
the Dog, by (noylftf) c. G. KEATS.
G0BoXES Cheese just reed and for sale by
wv noyl5 Ja w. REILLY. |
I n BUSHELS Homory, made rom New Corn Just |
Il " r9c'd and for sale at
noyl5 COOKS Family Grocery
w ANTkD immediately, boy to set up Pins at
w nOvl5 If SCHA EFER'S Hotel
MEAT SEHnp
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vIvcEsxEs. Ixp:. Jnne Is. 1s5a.

Prof. o. J. WooD-Dear Sir: As you arr about TO man
uacture extensively and vcnd Your recently discovered
Hair Restorative. will state. whomsoeycr il NAV
concern, that have used AMI known others use it, That
have for several years been i'm the habit of using other
Iar hesoraiVes, and that tnd yours vastly superior
To any other know. 1t entirely cleans.s tn. head of
danhruh ana with one months proper will restore
an! persons hair 10 the original youthful color and tex
turc giving healthy, soft aud glossy appearance ard
ali This without discOlorIng either the hands which Apply
IT, or the dress ON which it drops would therefore, re-
commend MS use To every DESTROYS OF having fine
eOior ana texture 10 hair. WILSON KING.
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FRESH BALTIMORE 0YSTERs'
GAME WANTED,
WHERE Is SHE !

S, SIRAYKr from the enclosures Of MI. Parrot,
(1s5 ON the sthof October. light red COW, having
.S-T with her a Calf Of same color-perhaps tnrec
months old said is about years old, marked In
The right ear with swallow fork and under OH, anu
in The left with an .iuader slope"
any one informing me where the above. can be found,
or who will them To shall be nocray
ed (novI2-d&wlwl w. n. MecAnLn.
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u LADIES' and GeHtiemeR, read this: 1t triH inter.
| esq you al botA Old and Young.
law. HOOD offers for sale article containing no
stimulating spirits. essential oil, unheal-
IN! drug, which will restore gray hair permanently TO its
O'gtHdI color, in very short time render sO and
s'oss! Ih appearance. than under the in1u
~ vi OIL OF any description, and II the hair Is gone II
wiz soon bring II outas abundant beautiful BEFORE
anu u II Is unhealthy, and falling or will this
.Sce! al once and restore crfcCtly Ii will remove
al dahdrun from the scalp, well all disagreeaOe
III viii remove any eutancous erupuOns, such
as Scald Head, DE. II supplies nurment and c0lorirg
matter To- the organs whose Office spply these
Crcoh, ana acts tonic. and thus restores Them 10
eir original yigOr and strength In short II Is precise
~ "nat mas so long been sought IN vain VIZ perfect
hair nvigortor aud tonic for both old and Young for il
VIII IN short time make tie Fair OF any
matter how aged It's original color and as soft and beau
tful when they but eighteen, and ii only
sonay applied will render TIE hair Ofthc young
more beautiful than under the influence Of oil of any de-
scriptiOn aud if repeated occasionally will arrest all
tendency gray, and the propreori perfectly
satisfied from lis effects upon himself flor - his he.
was white the of 40. and one could ina
zine he had gray hair that if this preparation is
kept hand, and used once twice week that a per
will never have gray hair if the gentleman or lady
should live to be hundred years Old This preparation
Is no humbug, nor tie result of mental hacination of
the writer: il has heen submitted the most thorough
tests, ana upon the most respectable and Intelligent
may So! scientific, gentlemen in ST. Louis and vicinity
anu gentlemen known 10 fame for their great talents and
rom the many IN his possession the following certificates
as they arc nearly all known to many citizens of saint
Louis: ' " 'A''''
STATE OF ILLINoIS,l
. CARLYLE June %, 1917.
nave usel Prof. o. j. Woods HAN Restorative. and
nave admired its wonderful effect. My hair was beeom
ing, rs thought, prcmaturey gray but by Tie use oIhis
hest0ratiye" il has resumed its original color and
nave no doubt permanently
SIDNEY BREESE:
Ex-senator OF the United Staes
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RAILROAD WOOD NOTICE.
Npxy HO.RDING HOUSE.

...x.. .o,,u-,I fv.RKET) WALNUT sTs, ed ABOVE
MANI EVANSVILLE, Is.
vr,uIs House has been thoroughly repaired and such
made to render II the largest ana
Il o..a,e and commodious Boarding House in the
T. IL situated in the pcasantest part OF the town.
cry cry -, convenient to the Railroad Depot, Canal and
me and within five minutes walk from Water street,
IN, .sntre ef business Regular Boarders and the
OF w t Pnh.ic will be accommodated with comfortable
In.ings n nd the be- Il fare the Market Affords
TpNs per week 50 30. Dayboarders 81 20 per week.
~ ia J. JENKINS.
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GLASS-WARE.--Just received and for sale al auction
y, and private sale. lot Of Glassware.
jan27 WOOLSEY & NELSON.
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RENIOVAL.
MORGAN, KEEN d PRESTON have removed IN
wi First street, opposite Messrs Bement & VieIe's
Where iey VIII be pleased TO their and
The TRADE. Being DESTROYS their Il rex down low
10y the Isl of January, will sell without regard to prices
earlier in the season.
Merchants wanting make pu rchases will find Il will
be none! in their peck et TO cali in. TnoyIo |
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CRESCENT CITY BANK, J
SAVINGS DEPARTMENr.i
INTEREST nj the rate of six per cent per anun,
| ~. s,i-.unuaIIv will be allowed upon all Hee6ty
Deno.its m de in the Savings Department oil lhis naA
For full particuars TO terms and rules app! az e
Bank open daily, from 81 to u o'clock A. NJ AN" HUM
TO- o eio'N WILLARD CARPENTER, Pre- t.
W. BAKER, Cash'r INV
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LEATHER avn ruNnINcS.

LEATHER AND FINDINGS.
| VILLAIN BELL. is just opening ON Main street
opposite the Bank, large and well selected stock
oad aeaiher and findings, consisting i'm part Of
tanned.
morocco, No, 1. 9, and 4. Tampieo extra Mad
am, m'P-rrme City, heavy country, light me
20 doz Cochineal Roam
III Pink blue and green do
20 " Linings-Pnk blue and rreen
~ BndingsILindsey's cape goat and sheep.
) % Patent kid skins.
80 " Calf skins,gst. heavy. and medium World
Oil thong leather,
10 .' Madrass Kid
20 bbls pegs.
500 prs lasts,
Boot trees rasps, avis pincers nails balls tack
stamps, thread, buffers, siicker wheels KEYS hooks
ana all other tools and materials USED by makers
Gil OF which will be sold Oh the most terms
je4
TOTrON YARN.-3co bags in Store and q, bags
~ landing from steamer "Raren," for sale at Factory
prices, by ;. Il. GILBERT x CO.,
oet29 Agents Cypress Factory.
DE LANES.
DEi;AlNES. plain and red. in great variety. for
- sale cheap at EMBlCH'S Dry Good Store Main ST.
.lreS doors oeiow Second. sep3O
assortment of silk. Merino and Lustre Cloaks
- CaPes ana vests IN store aud for sale by
octo StLBERMAN, ANSPACHER d co.
RRAN, CORN AND OATs.-
ID 1000 lbs Bran,
2t0 bushels Oats;
100 do Corn; for sale at
sels1 COOKS Family Grocery.
FOR RENT
4 FIRST RATE ROOM, suitable foran Office. Apply
"A TO j. VI. HAMILTON,
oesa-u Corner Second and Locust sis
REMOVAL
IORGAN KEEN A. pRESTnN hava xo.uo..,
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MOL ASEs...l5O bbls and half bbls, OF gooi
quality and in fine order for sale atlowest marked
80 a. S. r. GILBERT IL CO.,
.enio Sycamore near Water.
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I UST RECEIVED and for sale a larg, lot of Iookn,
u glass Plate. WOOLSEY & NELSON.
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CORPORATION NOTICE-PUBLICN NOTICE Is HERE
by given to the occupant occupants,
thereby that the have been compile
ted by the and lodged In the ce OF the Bureau
Assossmeh fer examination BY all persons interested
ysFor building sewer in Thirty seventh street. between
include all several houses and Lotto Of ground
lots pieces and parcels Of land situated both sides
Of street. from Fourth TO Madison avenue
the side Of Madison % feet inches north and
65 feet 10 inches south from street. All per
whose interests affected by the above named
ments and who opposed to the either Of them
requested to present their objections in writing TO the
undersigned, ut their ooe No. Hall Of Records, within
thirty days from the date Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, }Asscssors.
CHARLES McNIELIl }
Once Bureau Of Assessments Street Department Nov 49,
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ryoRPoRATIoN NoTICE-DEPARrAENT OF
~ Streets and LampsSeaed proposals will BIO received
Chambers and Centre street, until the 2d day Of
November Ut " O'clock after which will be received
the trimming and kespg clean the public oil
lamps ana FOR furnishing the oil and other mate
ra Tor LIGHTING also furnishing tho oil for Tho
use Of tho frs Department markets, prscns station
houses other public plIces lighted by the Corpor
1rmation such contract by the Common Council This
oil Of the best qnay Of sperm to DO
delivered .hs oil house. No 10 Mercer street, and sab
uch other person be authorized BY the
Winter BIO used during the months Of December
jsnuary February and March Sammer strained In APRIL
October ber The hours for lighting to AIN
e now regulated under the superintendent uneso
ordered by ordinance then the or
ssesvs pro for additional services The
to light and extingush the ghs
n the City Hail. markets, and sill corp,raton buildings a.
ouch times asd hours be directed by departments
requiring DO brought to the oil house. 9 Mercer
street. tho oil depot in Maahattaaye M may be di
Yeced BY the Superintendent and returned to o proper
pscss The contractor contractors TO frntsh their own
expense oil ketles lanterns torches ladders and al other
and required in lighting and cleaning tho
public The oil banda thoimpiemen1 ana uten
and thereof be aimed By apprasemen ana
d be tho contract The contractor
contractors to call daily at the ohouse No 2g Mercer
street. and receive their instructions from the Supern
tendent Estimates must be enclosed In envelopes sealed
And addressed the Commissioners OF Streets and Lamps
md endorsed Proposals. for lighting, trimming and keep
md other matesias for lighting the same de-, DO" Tho
esms will be publicly opened ~ tho ofce Of tho Com
missioner, in sssociaMon with the Comptrsiier, por
SHsA Ana reception estimates closes The right will be
10 secs any all estimates that not deemed
ADVANTAGEOUS the interest OF the corporaton Blank
n..t,s strasss HENRY ARCULARIUS, Jr.,
Commissioner OF Streets and Lamps.
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CORPORATION NOTICE. PUBLIC NOTICE Is
hereby sven to the owner owners occupant oceu.
affected thereby that the following ens
completed by the Assessors and lodged in the once Of
interested yizIFoE building sewer In ForyfEss street
limits embraced by such assessment include all the several
houses and Of ground vacant lots pieces aad parcels
land situated both sides Of Forty street.
Sixth to the Eighth avenues both sides Of from
hrst street. both sides Of Seventh avenue Fsrty
second street TO point twony four feet south from Forty
Arst street. ALI persons whose interests affected the
sboys and who opposed to
writing to the undersigned at their Office No Hall Of
cords within thirty days from the date Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES ]. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES McNIELL
Once Bureau Of Assessments Street Department. Novcm-
Der q, 1853.
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CORPORATION NoTICE-DEPARrMENT OF RE-
~ pairs and Supplies Nov. 90 l853-To buders-Seaed
proposals will be the Office of the
Repairs and Supplies No New City Hail. until Saturday,
30 opened n acoordaace With !hs amended charter
plumbing work for the Seventeenth ward station house,
situated the Of First and Fifth street. The
specifications Of the work required be
The above and a ressrd be had
"a Ludlow street Blank estimates DO had at either
Office Also tor the building of engine tho corpora
No The psns and sPeeoation Of the work required
the office Of the Chief Enainesr No. 70 Elizabeth street
Blank estimates be had at either place. N. B-The
estimates deemed for the interest of the corporation
BARTHOLOMEW o. PURDY
Commissioner of Repairs and Supplies.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS HERE
" given to ths owner or owners occupant o.
ed thereby that the following assessments have been
peted by tho and lodged in tho office
Bureau Of Assessments for e1aminat9n by all in
nue. to First avenue TIE limits EN- by such assess
men include al the several houses and lots of ground
vacant lots pieces and parcels Of land ted both
sides of Fifth str eet from avenue to second
the east side OF Second avenue feet and "a feet
south from Fifth street. the west side of First
from Fourth to Fifth street Ali persons whose
affected by the above named and who op
the either requested
their in writing the undersigned at their office
No Hall of Records within thirty days from the date this
notice. WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLESJ j. DODGE, Assessors
CHARLES McNIELL,\
Office Bureau Of Assessments Street Department. Novcm
baro
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T!ORPORATION NOTICE-PUBLIC NOTICE Is
" hereby given the owners,
psnss q Al houses and lots Improved lands.
completed by the Asoors and lodged In the ocs OF
e Bureau for examination by all in
serested vix-For in Thirty ninth street, from the
in Eighth to the sewer in Ninth Tho
and lots Of ground lo pieces and parcels
ana situated both sides Of Thirty ninth street from
snd treets aud on the east side Of Ninth
Affected by the above named and whe
opposed TO the either Of them requested TO
present objections writing the underlined
hs ofaos No Hall o. Records within thiry days from
the date Of Nhis notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES ]. DODGE $Assessors
CHARLES AcNIELL, y
cco. BnroKu OF Assessnents Stroot Department Nov E.
t3ss =
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CORPORATION NOTICE. : PUBLIC NOTICE rs
hereby riyen to re owner or owners occupant socu
affected thereby that the following have been
completed BY the ASSESSORS and are lodged in the ONCE of
the Bureau Of for examination by all
Interested vz-tor building sewer in Hammond street,
braced by such include several houses and
lots lots peces and parcels ofland stuat
Hudson river tho west side Of Factory street,
lis feet south from Hammond street, and north to Bank
street. both sides Of Fourth street. and feet south and
% feet north from Hammond street, both sides Of Green
east side Of Washington sres ees south from Ham
point l22 feet north from Hammond street All persons,
whose by the above
and who opposed to the either OF the
quested present their objections writing the under
signed at their Office No Hail Of Records within thirty
days from the date OF this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES MCNEIL
Office Bureau Of Assessments Street Department Novem
hor Il 1853.
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CORPORATION NoTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IL HERE
By given 70 tho owner OF owner oeoupsntsf
I'll houses and lots improved unimproved lands Affected
thereby that the following been completed
By the and lodged in the oos the Bureau
Aesesgments for examination by all interested for
building sewer Mercer street. from the Blseeker
susmen include all the several houses and lots Of ground
vacant lots pieces and Of situated both sides
Mercer street, rem Blocker street TO Aity north
sy corners Of Mercer and Beeeker and the southwest
Ay and Aeroef streets All persons whose interests
affected BY the above named and who
posed TO the same either Of hem requested 10
their objections In writing to the undersigned At their
No Hall Of Rsoords hin thirty days from the dats Ok
this notice. WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE }Assessors
CHARLES MoNIELL, }
ONCE Bureau Assessments Street Department. OCT. 81,
&S
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IL
hereby given TO the owners occupants
of all houses and let's improved lands
Affected srob that the following have been
by the lodged the ooe
Bureau OF Assessments for examination by all persons
ntereeted:Zor building in Leonard street, from
Broadway with the Chapel street,
Sey BroadTsy The limits embraced by such assessment
OTIS pieces and parcels Of land situated both sides
leonard street. from Broadway TO- point about O feet
ss north and south from Leonard street. and west
nehcs north from Leonard street. All persons inter-
Affected by tho above named and who
the either Of them
crescent the1 objections In writing TO the undersigned
heir ooe, No Hall Of Rsoords Within thirty days from
he dase Of this NOTICE.
WILLIAM0A GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, $Assessers.
CHARLES AcNIELL,
Uass 1nxsaa Of Assessments Street Department OeA a.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTCH II HERE
By yen to The owner OF owners occupant occupants
Of all houses and lot unmproved lands affected
thereby tha the following have beep completed
the and are lodged In tho ONCE Of the Bureau Of
Reguatins and roasggng White and Church strsesa The
hcuses and lots Of ground vacant lots pieces and parcels OF
land situated north side of White street, 5 feet east Of
Yest Broadway and $50 feet west Of Church street, side
Church street, betwoon Walker and White streets
whose interests affected by the above
easements, and who are opposed to the same either Of
he requested 10 present thor objections in writing
The undersigned, at their Office No. Hall Of Records
withia thirty days from the date Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES j. DODGK, Assessors
CHARLES MoNIELL,
Ooe, Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department. Oct ST.
1855