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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-04
The Weather and the Crops south.


GeorEsf0rH' 5. q June - This Is district where
Rice extensively grown Some OF the lower plantations
are suffering with sst water This i 8 difficulty which
often occurs in drouth Rice is grown by letting the
water al high ce 10 food the fields IL happens tia; when
The : low up county hat the water gets salt high
I'd as The rice helcs Ii should be used then kills the
crop For the want Of the grass kills t. The water
is sslt high up Henry A Middleton plantation
on Black river
We hsve had light showers cr some days ba; not enough
10 ireshn the The r.ins have helped the gardens
and upland crops which before suffering severely
TaLoAass,, Fla. June This pat Of the country Is
simost burnt up - severe l. the douth Some plantations
have not been wet since about the 10th Of March ca
uch there will b. no corn Cotton may still b. saved BY
good season. Corn .uaers most the hammock land
Some Of the pooTe. pine lands vii make average crop
In colver.Aon wiki many OF our largest planter hnd
their opinion Is shall average i've bushels 20
the acre.
We had partial shower days ago and many Psrsons
took sdvanfase Of il 10 repani hopes Of being able 70
make enough for bread The prospect We shall not make
cur provisions in Leon County ;hsyear We shall have
o. draw upon New Orleans II the poor pney woods
population will be in grea: straits for bread fear.
Aeriury :. Z. June - Il have ut seen tll blown
cotton bloom Dr. Caldwell has % acres this forward H.
Is usually ahead Of The rest OF not only ia earlier
larger crops lie made eleven baes to the hand l year
and good Proyssn crop
A1eerson s. c Ju. s9.-Cotton q beginning 70 bloom
in his neicibolhood Iha S early and intlsaiss gool
Management. -.
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THE NETWORK UNIVERSITY

To sAs Editor IF TIE N Y T1bune
SIR This last day glorious June the country rejoicing
like gian, refreshed the heavy sheaves of it. golden har
vest and the hourly advancing yerdure of is meadows and
maize spreading around you garniure o. loneliness
that any heart hut dead one must exul' IN behodng
swept over the New Jersey Railroad from gotham 20
this city in less than four hours This was uncommonly
well for the monopoly line costing less by enc half than
the Hudson River Railroad less than twohirds long
and rnndetv charging thirds much fare pay
from New-York 10 Albany which is performed. notwith.
standing the so 60 miles greater distance In rather less
time Do keep up the against this perverse monopoly
until Il is kied or shsmed into better manners But this
only by the way. ,
read in the ears your able aud scsthing sni in the
main s rebuke 20 the University as well IS The naugd
rsi,n o the new snd snisbe Chancellor ana the other
Anniversary exercises of this Institution 1t set on foot
train OF musings which are seeking 10 ind uerAnce
IN the vacant hour before dinner.
For the MAN. your strciares seem 20 me SO just mat
theyuust be acquesced i'm by those who are not S-d TO
stnseless and smo,t iruss system which hitherto has
prevailed in nearly all the American Colleges am Onver
sites This plea-et II weigh much as . l. worth
ought 20 be put IN 10 paae your iuvcctive little ON
"erS nesry all Others have Gone lust A. bad Why
"then, single as out for so heavy apprehension "
There some exceptions, ! SIN glad To see Brown
University. in little Rhode lsiand-GOd bless her has set
a worthy example for few years past which YOU would
besrtly commend You fully understood IT, just such
Coursts Of Lecture for the of Intelligent mech .aics
rs you intimate should have been given in University
70 found favor Take simple iu,.rs-or ~ p
fsscr Of hemsry applied 20 the arts or "a slnr,
I forr4t which the technical designation and found
gathering into his lecture hundreds of the ior
Te,nep and apprentices 81 the manufactures of i-W-lrv
Nh intense interest and practical profit they ogea mn
the whole Course And It such result be secarei In
tb little City oC Providence, with lis y thousand inn .b
taps what might safely be reckoned N-wlo orr and
II. surrout dings. with near million
The sereotypfd rgidty, the cougetled h1eeoes which
= horrf.d AZ any infusion Of The spirit 90 progress has
raised solemn aud stern circumstances against Or
Wa,lands Innovations. Please, therefore o. keep your
well directed ire the other side In mec, tutssG
ibis which you may paraphrsse FOR The unciaSscsl
that between the vaudA reCklessnes which would destroy
everything because il is venerable and the tmd cautious
ness which would never admit innovation there Is room
for common 10 point out safe and wise middle
course
One hing more Mr.. Editor While you are zealous-
over zsaoUs the breakers say % urge forward reforms
and improy ents so far as physical science Is concerned
not forge bt pOTtance OF p0pula1ng intellectual aud
mora instruction To the bTsIch y0ur article this nyruing
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AMERICAN ART AT THE CRYSTAL PALACE.
r. d. r5;,o, NJ u, n Y T,1vo-

r. he Editor Of AsN y TIbuae.
SIR In your notice to-day Of the Crystal Palace,
observe YOU speak OF works of art TO be exhibited there
and with some little feeling of shame perceive that the
names of American artists DO not appear in the list IL
will be matter OF regrtt to every visitor that
such the case and too much cannot be gwen to
the managers Of that Institution for their neglect in this
particular While they solicited t','gH artists aud ,Te'r'
Of pictures statues etc TO exhibit here American has
bad that distinguished honor thsd note requesting
trbuons American artists been addressed 10 the
Pesdei Of the Academy ef Design it would have been
sufficient and what mig bt have Of the most n-
tresug credsbe features Of the exhibition has bsen
lost by this wul disregard Of American There will
not be single exhibitor in this department that
am aware uf and trust there will not be The loss will
fall upon the maj ayers, not upon the artists.
Eeo- York, July 2, 1853. DUNLOP.
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WoNDERFrL TREEs.-Among the remarkable trees in
the weird the foosiDg OF which We have compiled brief
descriptions some Of the most curious
IN Bra-lLnbt Iroe.-Ihe Brazil nut tree may Justly
command the attention " the enthusiastic naturalist This
Tree thTives well in the province of Brazil and immense
QUANTITIES Of its delicious fruit annually exported 10
foreign countries. IL grows 70 the hight Of from ~ 10 20
feet and appearance is one OF the most majestic orna
meI. Of the forest The fruit in is natural position
sembes cocOanut, being extremely hard and about the
.ze Of chds head. Each Of these shells cOnta as
from y TO 70 If these h.escOrnered nuts nicely packed
together And obtain the nuts they appear in
Act these 81 Ills have % be broken open during
son o l. dangerous 70 enter the groves where
they abound TIE force Of their descent sufficient -
knock down the strongest man. The natives however,
provide themselves Win wooden buck!ers, which they
bold over their heads while collecting the fruit from the
ground In ihs manner they are perfectly secure from
injury
cle Il the most curious ball tree. Il grows
tie gLt % SIXTY feet and ts hOw7fs are rem trkaoe tor
ce4ury aIc fragrance and contradictory qualities IT.
oiOss, Of delicious crimson Appearing IN large
buuohes and e1ba.lg uch perfume. The iru resenl'
be-. euotmOu. eanLOL balls hence toe name However,
sue say Las been called because Of the noise which
DE balls Az IL bursting. From the shell domestic uten.
made. md The contents c9aitn .svsral kinas Of
C. besides sugar and gum, and furnish the TOR
making al excellent drink in sickness ou sing LAR As
nay ~, t1s pup, when Ia PeFiscuy ripe state -
Wv f, ana tie odor from b. IS exceedingly unpleasant
lie Grt4t CLe.fhtt Ifls--On The one side ri Mount
Lima hrrs IS famous chestnut Tee which IS SAID % %
Gle HUNDRED AID ninety ~ iret IN circumference, Just
Ihnva Toe GROUND Is ruormou. trunk
-rarf-l LtO I'VE divisions which gives tie Appearance
81 rl tees rowing together II q circul4r space
d by u se a- branche- but has been erected for
,.or IL us cal.l of those who collect The ca--fnus
Nc DraJ Irt Captains X 4nd Fiizroy state hat
thy saw tee. the mountains near tpe Horn which
s oliy tao inches high yet had branches spread
l.g olt iO-r ~ i've iset along the ground
Inc Lrorg al Ir-e-Ih- Iy0ry nlt tree j. pO3gArly
called ih= isgua plant and Is colnm01 ia Sontn America
Tie tree Is one Of the n1m-r0Us family plants, out %
Logging 10 The order designated screE pine ti0e The
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-04

MtssAcHCsETTsTh The Convention ha fsally approached
The termination OF is labor the question OF House
presentation The eOquen th. question has drawn Orth
has been almost endless Thinking dsvisHg calculating,
and cypgerDg have been perpefualy in operation And
nOtN tlsiaDong the hot weather think tbs members
could start the question and work Il u steadily for
the next six months without falling gst up dozen new
plans every DAY and treating each Of them 70 dozen frst4
rate speeches.
But they have fpaly settled on plan Of representation
which Las been ordered 10 second reading and ,bi,h
will uDquestonabiy be adopted Il is SUBSTANTIALLY fhst
proposed by NJ Butter Il Is that plan modified bv an
amendment in iavor OF ne larger towns aud cities n
be- enii lee 70 representative hsf Of tie time and tao
such may unite and elect representatives every
wear Every tOsn q from 900 . 1000 shall have one re-
preventative from 1000 % 900 tw0 from 1000 70 I2 ooo
three Every town city Of 1900 inh .bi,ants 10 have
four represeL tsyes anc an additional one Tor every as
floral 1000 Inhabitants Boston Commons wealth
Hon. Gerrit Smith, ~ C., lies senOu.y in At hi. home in
Petersooro having recently undergone yery serious a
painful surgical operation f.S
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UEIOp COLLIGI The whole number Of students IN this
institution appears from the recent csslogs-' IS az
Ten prize scholarships have Just been founded by the
President Of the College to be awarded to candidates VINO
shs sever&ly pass such examination as shan ene then
10 the distinction The ncu2bents Of these scholarships
will toward the payment Of Their college expenses
credit Of thirty dollars for the first term the sane 10 be
continued each term thereafter amounting 10 Daey dol
lars aDbuay during the entire collegiate course provided
they shall their -isndog in their class and pro-
vided sl,o they shall continue comp with ths rules pre-
rbed by the founders Of the scholarships among which
peoge the part Of each that he vii neither use IN
to1catng hqaors beverage tobacco in any Of rs
oms 30 long he shall 10 receive the sv4s Of
the SCHOLARSHIP, which has been awarded to him.
In the Graduates Department, there to b. FIVE Pro
essors and It intended to furnish more comprehensive
instruction hsn the college any where rnits IN the
vari.us branches Of scientific literature.
Graduates from any regular college will De received
whose talents habits and attain n1nts give sa en prom
ise Of eminent influence and Usefulness Scholarships Wi
h. endowed for the support Of such may needy snd
open ia any Otbe proper qualifications 50 far ssvsctno-s
may be untitled by those selected from the graduates
Of this College The Department will be opened by prob
ably three Professor 8. the beginning OF the collegiate
year in 1884.
The intention Of The Trustees n these arrangements @
t. give every young 20 far - IS IN Their power
every opportunity Of studying whatever subjects he or HI.
friends may consider useful for him. with the feEts
possible restrictions requirements stating in his diploma
precisely what progress he has made and 10 the opening
OF the higher curse fus the opportunity for that al
vsnced study and attainment which the growth OF our
nation begins loudly to demand.
Connected with the College extensive groves boan
ca and flower gardens pleasure grounds, together
with farm Of $50 acres Of land which IS intended 10 ait lrd
PRACTICAL illustrations in horticulture and agriculture, and
PORTIONS Of which will be allotted TO SUI students may
desire to aid their progress in their education by their
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specified why not add the sciepce aud srt,r both
ooncernfdof root Lookiar much needed bv the half
million engaged in ii professionally and by every par-nt
also
Then the principles ard practise Of moral. may b. -
taught and illustrated for the benefit Of 'h- -
rave from miserable deterioration this respect TOO
obvious every side. Urge your phy-s. reforms.
Teach men in your physioo gca lecture rhqt nv
made of and The laws Of animal health and vgor. But DO
not stop hsre Ltitem know shat thy sere mad, for,
end how they may the high ends Of rational in
mortal existence Yours. truly
YoRsIR CoLLrG, PKrHDIsr.
Iag.J.,.k.x IT,.
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George Gates eyec1'ed a Ottawa H. on ne es'h
nit for the murder Of named Ley Cats about p
YEAR If age s1d was hung n presence % - ht
thousand people lie protested his ln0celce o. the gal
lows
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-05

CORPORATION NOTICE-DEPARtMENT OF RE
" pairs and Supplies, Nov % 653-To bailders-Sealed
proposals will be received at the ONCE Of the Commissioner
Repair. and sSpplies No Now City Hail. until Saturday,
% opened in accordance with The amended charter of
climbing work for tho Seventeenth ward station house.
dtuatod the Of First and Fifth Tho
Tho above and Al Information in rossrd be had
n Ludlow street. Blank estimates be had 1t either
office. Also tor the building Of IRE engine Tor tho
don Of tho Of Now York for tho Engine
TO- The plans and :Psoac.son Of tho work required
lhs ooe Of the Chief Eneinesr No. Is Elisabeth street
Blank estimates be had at either place. NJ B-Ths
Commissioner the righs reject all The
,stimates deemed for the interest Of the corporation
BARTHOLOMEW B. PURDY,
Commissioner Of Repairs and Supplies.
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SUNDAY, Dec. 4--6 P. N.
|ansa ctioDs at the board have not been very large
fhe week. Gardiner has been among tho most
pcks 1T the board There we're large sales on Sat.
tll&--buyers 30. Potomac has sold freely at Ia.
hrolina could not command more than 81 cash
buy erf,50-one fortnight ago 1t was in demand at
I'D Hill has receded . triHe within The last few
large quantity having been thrown on the mar
far from any depreciation being warranted by
|arAncs of the mine, the product for the three
Vious to the departure Of the last advicss was
% dwts. of amalgam, worth some 81 to 40 cents
70 received report from a. 8. Smith to the Trus-
he Ohio River Land and Ma, BILE Company, on the
and owned BY the company In Kentucky. Il
be 4s,s0o acres Of land In Lewis and Greenup
The value of the timber on Is 900 acres is o..
on careful calculations, at $3.50 900. The cord
po 900 acres 1T ST. 200 eco. When cleared the land
ct $40 an acre The annual revenue from saw.
10 and cordwood, Ia put down at 81, 800 and this
ndsnt Of . fins quarry Of lithographio stone and
Pck, which will doubtless prove very valuable.
MISrxu M Aun nvruuuvp
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CORPORATION NOTICR.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is HERE
by given, that petitions have bsen presented
Board OF sewers In tho fol-
lowing named streets Wit. In Amos street from Fourth
street Greenwich avenue; also in Mulberry street,
rom the proposed sewer in Hester street. 70 {
point a2 feet south Of Hester street, als, Lvngston
Twenty second from the in that street,
Me westerly side Of Second avenue - the sewer the
ANITA for in the following named streets to wit in
through Ksvensh to Forty second street, also,
street, Prince TO Houston street, and
2lst street, from Fourth avenue to and rough Third
VENUE 10 the In l22d street All persons IN
the writing TO hS Contract Clerk at this
sfhco, or before December s. 1863
7HEO. Il. DE FORREST, I
Acting President. Croton Aqueduct
A. W. CRAVEN, Board.
Chief Engineer,
greton Aqusduot Department, Nov. s8, 1853
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CORPORATION NOTICE. PUBLIC NOTICE rs
" hereby given TO the occupant
ants Of all houses and lots improved unmproved lands
Affected thereby that the following
completed by the Asessors and lodged in the ooe Of
he Bureau Of for examination by all persons
Interested v.Iros building sewer in street
limits embraced by such include all tho
and lots Of ground vacant lots pioces aud Of
.th to the Eighth .venus both sides Of Broadwsy from
cet both des Seventh avenue from Forty
street point twenty four feet south Forty
st street All whose interests by
boye named and who opposed che same
either Of the are requested present their
writing to tho undersign2d at their office, No Hall
ords. within thi-ty days from the data Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES ]. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES McNIELL, }
Once Bureau Of Assessor Street Department. Novom
,er 81, 1853.
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MINING BOARD, DECEMBER 8,


SATURDAY, Dec 8-6P M
TFFs-Flour did not vary much. The supply
(rate and the demand pretty brisk for both home
hipment The days operations included 10 600
bs2b SO so; super1ne Nc. 2, ct 50 43al IS $50;
10 choice State. 1t 50 71A 81; mixed to fancy
lat 80 ST1s 81 12H; common to good Ohio, at
81 12}s; fancy Ohio and Genesee, at 81 12h
ire weotern, at 81 121s 50 623s; extra Ohio,
more active. The days business reached $500
lerfne, in bond, at 81 a$7 o6i4 chiefly at the
> Southern favored purchasers The day q move
assisted of / 400 bbls. ct 81 cox ~ IS Tor
good at 81 26 81 371s for favori'e and ~ 37H
Pr fancy. per Dbl Buckwheat -four Was quickly
ht S2l2L a 81 371., per 100 lbs. Rye -four
and quoted at 81 81 u a s. for fine, and IS Is .
p super6ne. Per Dbl. Wheat WAS tolerabiy act
days ira nsactiops amounted to $4,000 bushels
ksse white, at 81 Is . 81 76l, 1880 good to
'chiean do at 81 u 81 Is; 5000 prime South
81 20; 1000 Canadian do. In bond, at 81 6S;
terms, Only 500 bushels rye were TAKEN, ct
p was plenty, and heavy 1T Sic. s6e., thou yh
ers claimed higher rates. State and Western
bs procured 1t 400. . $3.50. per bushel.
THE official report Of the Board Of Brokers
pillows For export, SOL; home use, 400; specu
"a there has bsen . decline of 10 to 10 Iv.
eported, We omit quotations until the next offi
ktions to be made by the Board.
e.-Rates were some less active to Idyerpool
OOO busneB corn ANA wheat were rgaged, at
DO former. and l2Kd. for the latter, In BUN;
20 bushels wheat. in ships bags. At 1sd.,
! 1900 bbls. -four 1t Be. Cd. To London
poo bbls. -four were engaged at Is. 3D., aud
% 10, 600 bushels wheat, In ships bags, at 16d.
blower seed, at IS. Cd. per bushel; and 10 pipes
S0s. To Havre, 5000 . 5000 bbls. OF -four
gsd At 97c. q o. and about 5000 . 5000
rain at ESQ. vessel was chartered 70 load
4 for Falmouth and . market at lSd. To Call
Ees ranged from $50. q coo. The clipper ship
WAS nearly full with -four, at - Is, and
ent goods ct 800. . coo.
Ns.-Pork opened dull at inside quotations, but
n greater vieor ct extreme rates. This sales
700 bbl. Western, ct 9l3 Sl3 25 for meas
Y $40 10 for prime. About 140 pkgs. lArd
D. at 9s<s. loo. per ID. Beef varied little. The
ness consisted Of $50 bbls., at IS . IS 62H for
PINE; eS 80 Sll for do mess; Sill 80 for Yer
Sl3 30 for rspacked Chicago and S16 80 foy
mess, per Dbl. Some 500 tisroes new Cleveland
r. beet were sold from the wharf, at S21 90,
bitter aLd cheese we.s gtca,1ycl,
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{ CORPORATION NOTIC1.-PUBLIO NOTICE rs
" hereby given 70 the occupant
all houses lots and lands
Infected thereby that the following
he Bureau q Assesenents for By al
Troy Jane. The limits embraced By such
nsb include all the several houses and lots of ground
ourth street. from Troy street 70 Jane tho south side
s e ~ ice, 81 sO @ sna on sns
Al whose interests affected by the above
and who opposed to the either
men, requested to present their objections. In writing
the undereigned st their ofhoc No Hall sf Records
sfship thirty days fro n the date OF this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES McNEILL,
Bureau OF Agsssbmerts, Street department. Nov
q
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NOTICE. PUBLIo NOTICE

CORPORATION NOTICE - PUBLIC NOTICE rs
" hereb, rven TO t.e owner occupant
all houses and lots improved lands
Effected that tho following have been
The Bureau of Assessments for examination by all
Interested, viz-or building In Hammond street,
raced by such include al the several and
ground lsts pieces and parcels ofland
ID both sides of Hammond street, from Greenwich
Hudson river the west side Of Factory street,
6 feet south from Hammond street. and north Bank
both sdes Of Fourth and south and
xich ssreet, feet north from Hammond street. the
side Of Washington street. 50 ees south from Ham
point LIZ feet north from Hammond street All persons
whose interests affected by the above named
ind who opposed the same either them
uesed TO present their objections writing to the under
hgned at their Office, No. Hall Of Records within thirty
lays from the date OF this notice
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES McNIELL, y
OMce Bureau Of Assessments Street Department. Novem
81. 1863.
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fIokPORATiOn NOTIok.-PUBLIC NoTlCs Is HERE
~ gwen. 10 tho occupants
All houses and Lots improved unimp owed lands Affect
thereby that tho following have been
Of for exannation by al persons in
tagging Thirty third Third
ITO limits embrsced BY such ,ssmsnt include all she
parcels Of ssssted both sides Of Thirty third street.
Avenue @ fcet inches and south from Thirty third
rcet All interests affected BY above
er Of them, requested to their obeotens
.ishr ssirss as from tho OATS Of hs no.os "
WILLIAM GAGE
CHARLEs J. DODGE Asssssors
CHARLES MoNIEIL.
oooe gurcau Of Asssasmsnts. sxeet Dsosrtens Novsm
10. 1883,
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(yROTON AQUEDUCr DEPARTMENT-TO DOCK
" builders and oontractoys-Sealed proposals. endorsed
Proposal for extending in Battery place. will %
Monday the l2.h day q Dsosm1sr 81 z ooseh ~ e
be line of the eastsry curb Of WAshnEton street 70 the
westerly line OF West street. being In length about 40 fes
the same and al other rsating thsre BE-
obtained application n e Water Purveyor ~ hs ooe
THEO. 4 Bk FORFEIT Noting prsidsnsiA, N, C1ATEN.
Chief Epsinecr Crotor .gr..ass GsxgA
Nsw Iesk Us~, Na
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CORPORATION NoTiCE.-PUBL Ic NOTICE Is HERE.
~ b. given, to the occupans Sr ID.
eupants all hou G1d lgs or uni ssov.d
lasds sfocted thereby, that tn following
been by the esessors and edged In ira
Of the Bureau Of Assessments Tor alton by ~
interested vzFor paving Forti fourth
Fifth avenue to Broadway The limits embraced
assessment include all the several ground
lots pieces and parcels OF land, situated boGh
sides of Forty fourth st eet Vi tn gay
All persons whose interests affected above
and who are oppos.d he same, either Of
them requested to present their Id wtag
TO the signed at their eiee, No. Il. Of Records
within thirty days from the date Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES DODGE Aseess,rs.
CHARLES MoNIELL
Office Bureau OF Assessment Street Department. Dec
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