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LEGAL NOTICES.
STATE OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Co.


4
James u. hutchinson.
IA lIEREAS. Elias Lyman. Of Burlington, il
w said Chitrndcn County. has this day filed hi,
petition in said Court against James D. Hutchinson
of Boston in the commonwealth of Massachusetts
showing that Willard Hutchinson late of Norwich
in the county Of Windsor, deceased, the 30tl
day Of December a. D, 1929, then in life duly exc
cutcd to tlr said Lyman mortgage deed of certain
lands situated in the town of Norwich in the county
If Windsor and described IL follows, viz small
parcel Of land, with the buildings thereon, in the
village of Norwich and in the town of Norwich
aforesaid, lying between the prcmi-cs Of Elhu
Emery and thuunrcv Hunt then occupied by the
said W. Hutchinson aud known rs the willard
Hutchinson place, conditioned for the payment Of I,
promissory note bearing date the 30th day of DE.
crmhcr A. y. 1879, for two hundred dollars paya-
bic to the said Lyman or order ON demand, with
annual interest, and signed by the said Willard
Hutchinson for value received and further setting
forth. that afterwards on the 3Ot, day of December
\. u. 1880 the said W. Hutchinson then in life,
duly executed to said Lyman another mort gage
decd of the same parcel of land with the buildings
thereon conditioned for the payment Of another
Eromssory note hearing date the 30th day of be-
ccmbcr 4. u. 1870, for two hundred lity-cight
dollars and twcnty-un cents payable to said Lyman
order on demand for value received and signed
by the said Willard Hutchinson both Of which said
rpc, are due and owing, and have not been
paid according to the terms of said notes and said
mort age deeds and further setting forth that af-
icrSard> to wit, on the 18th day of April A. u.
1873 the said ". Hutchinson then being in life By
decd Of quit claim dull executed, Acknowledged and
recorded. rcmisrd released and quit claimed all hi.
right title and interest in and to said premises unto
James u hutchinson ai,rc,aid, and that afterwards
on or ali ,ut ,hc first day OF April A ID. lSlt. the
said ". llutch,n.on dee. uscd at said Norwich and
that administration was duly granted upon his estate
and the same represented insolvent, and Darius
Jones and Ihos. Boynton were by the Probate
Court for the district of Hartford in said county Of
Windsor, duy appointed ..inmissioncrs to receive
nd adj all .i!ii I,,
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News Of ihe v eek Foreign and Domestic
Important as'o's, Europe.
TIIE IIRkN JyCTORICL,S.
1000 Russians Stain in one Battle.
BDSTOS Nov 20

1000 I'ussians Stain in one Battle.
BOsToN, Nov 70.
Steamship atlantic fro Liverpool tle 10Th
arrived at New York, at : this mo.ling.
She brings rpuor that deciSlse futile had
been fought near Bucharest, though it Is no,
known vino gained tie victory.
The details Of the b Iit,s at Oln'itzl have
been received. 1t WI, brillgt victory for
the Turks, in which 200 Russians were Ii led
or wounded. More or less fighting goes on
daily. The Turks haze new nearly 100000
men across he Danube
The Russian commaneCr has received orders
to act upon the offensive. The Poles in the
Russian service are dis Elected.
The Apglo French fleet is in the sea of
Alarmora.
Russia lays an embargo on French shipping
from the 22l inst, Turkey refuses to have
anything to DO with any amendments Of the
Vienna noe.
knlipsa the Hungarian General has received
a ronmaud in thc T;a!lah service.
Referring to the battle Of Olenltzl, Wen
nn letter Of the 10Th, says it is not likely tina,
the following startling news will find its way
into the the papers, but you may rely imPlc
ltly en- lis truth.
/ he victory Of the Turks which was owing
to 'reaehciy was II ore complete than is gene
r. ~ supposed. The out posts nearest tho
rt., were Poles atl lhey u,J only permitted
the Turks to cross without giving notice o.
their approach but Gctually assisted them il
their work of death. Thr combat lasted witt
slight intcrmlssons u hours. The date was
mistake. The affair begun in the light between
the lst and 81 and lasted to the Sd.
he National defensive service goes on witt
great 1criyir%. District Inspections 90 from
village to village to see that every wau i
cmed."
Later adyIccs say that Riiat Paclr.oommnad
ing the Turkish army Of reserve had, arrived II
Sofia which he VII make lis head quar.u
The Cars declaration Of var was read IN a
the chulchcs of st. Pctcrsburga, on the All
4 Disaccuon has broken out umopg the Pole
| in TIE kuSsiun ranks. -Four had been sun
mrrily Ebot at Bucharest
i The CauCas iHns continue their successes i
"A Asia. The Il nperur Napoleon expresses bu
self stongly in favor of active operations 10 al
the Turks.
= The English Government cy,dcnty yaci
- latcs Prussia notifies the world that it pr,
d serves to itself liberty of action in Faster
affairs Austria processes neutrality
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BURLINGTON FREE PRESS FRIDAY, DECEMBER p 1853.

IArEST.-By Submarine Telegraph Vienna
Monday.-On the Sth the Russian commander
moved forward to Oltcnitza, to chasi,' the
Turks. with 81 900 men. infantry mostly
On the lth they met and pitched battle en-
sued. The Russians were compelled to re-
treat the second time in disorder on Bucha-
rist, having lost in four attacks on Oltcnitza
5000 mon. This is reliable.
On the 9th the Turks were driven from til,
island OPPOSITE Guirgcvo. Reinlorccmrnts az
forwards came up when they rc-took the
island and held it,
Tho Car has summarily discharged all
English operatives from the navy yards.
CH>A.--Shangha was captured by the
Chinese insurgents September 9TH.
FRoM NNLroRNIA.-Stcamcr Illinois from
Panama arrived last night at New York.
with 81 900 900 in gold, and the steamer
Promcthcus this morning with nearly 80
coo. OG0 in gold.
MONTPELIER, Nov 30tn.
Hon. VI. l.. Bennett, is elected Judge Of
the Supreme Court.
BosroN, Nov. 30th.
The Governor Of New Hampshire has APP
pointed j. W. Williams, L. $. Senator, in
place of Athcrton deceased.
Martin KoSzta the Hungarian arrived at
this port to-day, from smyrna, in the barquc
Sultana.
John Mitchell arrived AT New York ycstcr-
day, and was received with great enthusiasm.
\ letter in the Herald, from Consul San
dcrs, says that tho Porte has notified Austria
that unless she yithdraws her forces from the
frontier, or her neutrality is guaranteed
by England AID France, he will declare war
against her.
kossuth will be invited 10 march to Hungary
unless the above is complied with,
The announcement that the Sui! would
head his army on the Danube, in the Spring,
had been received hy the Turks with great
The LoHdoA IIWcS comedies
that the Turks had gained the advantage in
the late battle. 1t says that Europe must
change it's opinion as to the military ability
Of tue Turks.
BuFFALG, %oF. 80.
The, was violent gale on tic Lake last
n'ert, and as there arc great number of an1Is
on the Lake, fears are entertained fer their
safety.
INV ORLEANS. Nov. 2Jth
The Board Of Health reports POI deaths
last week. including !29 by cholera, most of
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SIIA w Is
HOSIERY. GLOVES. ETC.

Of every grade and variety, Long and Square, Bay
state, silk, Grape, Brochc, Cashmere, Delainc
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- Vs. N|''fS'-on tuesday ON the Vt.
w.. 'I"'''','"S'''S ho''roau wv" mon named
'S"' ""u r'tiu were run over al" Killed.
,''''' were '''oN'r"'cu ana hno i"iIcn or lam
r'"" WI ''' 'r"'k' ''' engine was thrown
a."'' '"c track ny th'lr 'odleS'-Ih W est
'r"!' IaSt week. II man discharged pistol in
no'or Oh pontlraI procession which was
I"Ss'ng' Inc paIl TOOK cD'ct IN the temple
E''l among inc SPECTATORS ana klief hcr
INSTANT! -" hoS'o"' on frldaN' an FISH
"',''''" '''' "'' '"o," VIII" n'r TWO c"ilor'h
0'N." "P !" It '"' returned 10 n''l inc
W." III "''"'S anu hcr cnlIoreh p"th dcad' APP
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INV ORLEANS. Nov. 2Jth

The Board Of Health reports 2Gl deaths
last week. including !29 by cholera, most of
whom were cmigrants.
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At market rs Cattle, (sGy 600 Beef and l7j
Stores $3.50 Sheep and ESQ swine.
Pricc-Gccf Cattlc-Athough the nulnber Of
Cattle at market quite small, the demand was
not equal to the supply and sac were not quick at
reduced prices. We quote extra :. 80 10 first
quality SG,7j II 7,2j second 800 60 third
81 a -.
Working Oxcn--t few sales only noticed, viz =
$50, So. 1913 l2j.
Cows and Calycs->22. -, -. 23, IS al2
-Dull.-lcarlil = -, a 10. Two years
old Sl2als Three Yeas I'D 81 Il 33.
Shccp-Dull sale, at S?,9j, 2,f2, 2,ss, $40.
1902 40.
swine Dull. Shoat- to pcl,.'c, prime lot, &c ;
old Hogs a. 3 still Hogs no sale at retail fro"
% &c.
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After the thirty-third ballot. further bal
Lettings were suspended till Tuesday nest at
half past eleven O'Clock y VI.
R,solntions-By Mr.. PHnpt'n, to admit
the counsl on each SIDE Of the cpns I''Iaijen
bill to he heard OF the R'9r Of the beuS' IhiN
evening. Mr.. WufAburn moved &C. aW"pd
by adding pr2vj>", chat one c"unS only
ehall be adwittrl on each s'de, ana each ar
rument be restricted to enc h0ur and Il h0lf.
which WAS adppt'l On motion "i Mr., M
her. ordered IL H..
Bv Mr. Jones Of CDyeu;ry. that when She
Uous, adieurns this aft rnJJn it H. I'll To-
morrow m ,ruing. anl that the rpmM:tt'c ON
Roads b, allowed the us Of the Hal OF the
House this cyening adopted. Adjourned.
SENATE.
Ensrosscd BLs-Relatipr to Savings Banks;
passed.
The bill to amend the liquor law of the
last session WAS taken up.
Mr.. CoJlilg. offered an amendm mt to the
1st section which was adopted.
Mr.. Millington mpvel that the bill be laid
upon the table.
Mr.. Stevens of Franklin, moved that the
bill be postponed Indefinitely. On TINS queS-
ton the yea. apd nays were dem lnded and
were yeas s. ravt -, - the motion was lost
Inc QppSLlhn recurring pil t'i' iii''''h ~ - :
it was agreed to.
Mr.. Stevens of Franklin, call ii up the res
olution in relation to the proposal Of C..
Goodrich to publish the Vt. Reports. and
moved that the resolution lac am ended by
striking CUT the words 'Ju'!iriary Committed
and insert "a select committee of thr'c sen
ators : adopted. Tne resolution a> amended
was then ad opted.
Mr.. Colt called up the bill allowing parties
to bills Of divorce to be- VITA. - 's in such IL
bells. The question being on the order to be
read the 81 time-it WAS refused, yeas 10,
nays II.
Mr.. Colt called up the ILL to increase the
capital stock OF Woodstock Bank.
Pending the discussion. the hour having
arrived to which the Joint Assembly stood
adjourned, the Senate repaired to the Hall OF
the House. Adlourned.
Reports Of ro"smiHres.-By the committee
on Banks. in favor Of the liI u incorporate
the Springfield Swings Bank, with amend
ments: the amendments yer" adopted and
the bill ordered to ! 81 yrading. Also, in
favor of the bill to incorporate the Bank OF
Royalton; vhrp further proceedings wcr"
interrupted by the coming in Of the mate.
Mr.. GrlEdcy introduced ii resolution that
the Joint assembly have not the constitutional
power to reverse the decision OF the canvass
ing committee in regard t. the q 'ctlon OF
county officers.
The resolution was adopted, yeas l22
nays 50,
fine Joint assembly then dissolved, and the
Senate withdrew,
The House resumed the consideration Of tho
bill to incorporate the RoyaIton Bank. The
bill was then read the Sd time, and lasScd
ayes %, nays A.
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rs.e oNA sEDvrrIS sTiO,sr.

~ ROBINSON ( g., offer for sale at No. 30
-. Canal street. Opposite Goston and Naine Pas
.cugcr Depot, - 900 barren ONO, Michigan, In
rrrlinc. which they will deliver at the following
place, to -uit customers, viz Boston, Albany, os-
dcnshurg, Montreal and Portland. W@-Wi
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he introduced after tomorrow morning except
from the other House. and from Committees
on motion of Mr.. Warner ordered 30 lie.
The hour having arrived to ballot for L. s.
Senator, agreeable to the special order of tins
morning, the Senate proceeded TO ballot with
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HATS, GAPS, FURS,
Stoves, Trunks, &c, &c

The subscriber has just returned from market
With the best, and largest stock Of Fars, Robes,
Govcr &c. he has ever had. CAN and examine,
ans 3: alry and price does not compare with any
establishment here or elsewhere, then do not buy,
Also a idrgc Ntock If
Bonnet Cases Trunks Nallscs, ladic. and Certc,
mems Satehcls qnd Carpet Bags, Umbrellas. Canes,
Gloves, MittcuS, &c,
Custom Work Of all kinds made to order. lie
has employed Cap makers and Fur workers, that
cannot be eycelled. Please call and examine their
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(,utta pprcha Pen,

Ny7E HAVE JUST RECEIVED A LOT OF
w the Gutta Pcrcha Pen, an article that ink
uih not corrode. For sale by the Gross single box
ii. Y. HORTON Il co.
October 8. d. vtf
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LIGHT LIGHT !!
SALT.

4nAA Bus r. |. SALT.
EVOV 10000 bags Dairy do, Pur, Rock, steam
refined and Western.
30 bags Liverpool fine do, 'Ashton's,
1000 bus. Canada salt,
just received and for sale by
DERRICK, BLODGEi"T Il co.
Nov 2s d&wtt
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Mails.

SnA KEGS "EAGLE" NAILS; ALSO
'bVV Axes, hot, Lead, Powder, and ,afcty fuse
just received 10y lIERRlCK, BL0DGETT 4 co.
Nov. p d6wtf
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y | { D

At IIincsburgh, Oh the 2lst inst, at the residence
Of 4. S.Wclcr, of consumption, PHKBE NJ. SorER
niece Of y. Lovely.
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WIN. &. DREW,

formerly with n Allen 4 Co., is corrected with the
above establishment, and assures his friends, he
never saw better stock of Goods than may now be
found at Barnum's. /. W, BARNUM,
College street, End door from Church
October Il, lsj3 dAWu
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DOmcsI tics.

.eNnA NDS. BROWN COTrONS, COARSE.
.1iiVtsv 1000 ylS. fine.
1000 yls. brown Drilinrs.
1909 Shifting Stripes.
1000 - Cotton Flanncls.
800 * Ticking.
800 d" Rcd Wool iNanncl.
80 yellow
1000 " Cassimcrcs, Satncts and Twecds
Batting, Carpet Warp, Cotton Yarn, Wicking,
Irvine, &c, for sale cheap at the Corner Store.
LIMAN'S.
Nov. II, lSj3. dIwtf
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FL ANNELS.

NNrIIITE, RED, PINK, YELLOW, BLUE,
W and Grey Fannel.
ALSO.
One piece lot White fine domestic Flannel, n very
desirable article, worthy the attention of House
keepers, for sale cheap at the Corner Store,
LIMAN'S.
November 10, 1888. d4wtf
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SEODs Putting.
CJOCKSi CJGCkSii

WE HAVE JUST GOT IN A LOT OF JEROME'S
w 30 hour and day Clocks, of new style and
pattern These are the most reliable of the Yankee
Clock, and we have no hestancy in warranting them
to run well. IL. V. HORTON 4 co.
June 80. dSwtf
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&r1s 4! salt 2


11nn BUSHELS TURKS ISLAND SALT
i %OV for sale by A. DREW.
Eurington, Wntcr It, Nou. y. d3t&w3w*
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" A TCHES. JEW ELRY
AND
FINE FANCY GOODS.

ME- desire 10 call the attention Of the
W Citizens OF Burlington and Vicinily. 10 our
SICK oi Goods To which We have iatey made and
are frequently making large 3dfitions. We hsye
most complete assorlnrg. = Watches ranging in
price from Toto 300 dollar. AMONGST which are
some movements OF beautiful finish and adaptation
time, manniac'nredl IN li.crpco to our order and
cased 10y the best makers i'm This country and OF
standard Gold We ha4e 4 choice splcc,irn of The
latest styles ot Jewtlry IL all its branches-Fpb,
Vest and Guard Chains and Chartrlaines bia
mono, Ruby, Pearl, Garnri ard other Stone and
las'e Pms aud Rings, in Crral variety OF sl}le and
pnce We have on hand at all timp9, general
stock OF Silver Ware of ,he very best manufacture
and qnahty-we keep no other bus pnre Standard
Silver, and as such We warrant it, Oar assortment
of Plated Goods is large and from The most reliable
manufactures, and in The Fancy Goods line we
purpose keeping none bat rich and fine articles
We aim, by pursuing an undertaking 'air business
course on e cash, one price .ior pyoft system to
establish house thai wal command aud deseIy.
the confidence and patronage ct the community =
ii. V. HORTON 4 CO.
Burlington, Nov. 6, .tSwrt
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Az l. II : V T. lG DIFFERENT KINDS OF
w Clocks and Mantle Iimrpeccs of Narinug
styles and prices, some very beautiful and all prr:
raniu to run we'll. HORTON ( co.
October 10. ddwtf
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gTnAS I'll. HODGES,

lL.tc I. s. TommisSi, Of Patsnts.)
ATTORNEY At LAW AND PATENT AGENT
sstEs.iND, VERMONT.
November 10, 1888. wGmOs.
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WDRSTED GOODS.

4 ADIEs, MII+E AND CIIILDKEN'S HOODS
- Rigolcttcs, Tippcts, Arnlctts, Cu1s, Sacks
Mittcns, Gloves, and great variety of children,
WINTER HOfSERl, Sc,
fur sale at the Corner Store, Il MANS.
Novll. lNj3. dtwtf
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among which are Fine Flannel, for Ladies' Snck
and childrcn's dresses, both plain and printed,
of superior quality, and in great
variety Of color AMI laltcrn.
Es1nncinl ntt l.. llnlt IL III ok L
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sJATRIfIgyY.

A YOUNG. GOOD LOOKING GIRL, or L.yELY AND
~ smisse d1pgston and e respectable cornee,i9n1-
nnty ereesm9ker or attending stcrevbo would Ike IN
A honor 70 mako tho acsintaneo OF younf, respectable
snd independent man, for the purpose OF msraG should
sit lot trtoa may meet with desirable chance w al
sing Wish particulars couoernirg yr7ato Interview,
Affection 0rRlu oee, and mas rely stTct discretion
ana satisfactory personal explanation
MATRIMoNY MADE EASY, OR low TO WIN
Az ioyer.-Proissser fhWTON Boston, foInerIy o.
London Will send 20 address on tbs receipt on oJl
lar POST PAID plain directions 20 enable ladies or gontemoa
70 win she devoted affections Of many OF the opposite
eex rs their hearts desire Tho Is simple,
Lu 80 csptyatins that 81 may DO married irosreeys q
e appsernncc, or position; ana though not lesst
e csn be ARRANGED With such rEd dccaOy taL dooo
ton IA impoarib.s Address ProsssFor tawtar Eoston,
pottags "a paid - 49, "
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WATCHES, JEWELLERY, sc.


WATeHEs AND JEWELRY.-THE SUBSCRIBER Is
w selling all descriptions Of
GoLp AND SILVER WATCHES, yEwEInv AND SILVER WARE,
NJ retail at much less than the usual prices.
JURGEEsRn WATCHES.
Real jules Jurensen Watches received by every arrival.
with certificates him with watch warranted
fsct tmekeopors. COOPER WATCHES.
Duplex and levers, in ting snd magic cases. perfect
timekeepcrs.
quarter watches for timing horses and gold
silver cases. CuRoSoMErKas
Splendid gold pocket ehroromeers. which without
variation. wA1cHg5
Watches which sight days
ENAMEL WATCHES
for ladies, soIao in hunting cases
DIAMOND WATCHES
Tor ladies', Bpme in nogc
WATCHES.
which change into three different wctghes
up and turn the hands without any key.
Zine gold lepinc watched four holes cweiicd. %
GOA sna,aeeI watches i.dis,i 5 o
Gold English patent levers, hunting cases " @ IS co
Silver patent levers, low a8..........,..I 10 %
Silver deteehed Levers, "a low ss........... IL 90
DIAMONDS
for sale 1t nueh less than the usual prices
All kind. ., ros chains Sa1s ro,s w.sa,o, , Gala
keys and ses gold and pencils gold and silver thE-
bles bracelets treastpns cuff pins ocsot earrings gold
and silver spectacleS gold toothpckE charms, ehlas
chains 40.
Sterling pil7cr spoons, CUPS forks renknves sapin
rng fruit hnye wedding eeko knives 80, &c. Watches
and cTclry exchanged All watches warranted % keep
good time ~ The money returned.
All kinds Ct watches and clocks cleaned and repaired In
the best much less tnar the prices.
GEORGE q. ALLEN
" All sttee. seeond hoor. aeer BROADWAY.
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ORNAMENTAL IRON WORN. &c,

1oHN o. NIcaEESHAH, MANUFACTURER or WIRE
railing. iron ttnce for farms, Sc, No. 80 broadway
Ornamental ifl work. iron and wire ratings for ub9
Irrto stou1ds r0yks lawns dwellings, &c. og 80 conts
g sU per fos l5n leatsads Tho most complete sssogt
mens IN ts city; prices fon So to So Iron dogs GoE,
nEns vases kesehras posts sprin5 chairs sette5 mat
reses tor e.89dn hat racAs umb.ea ssrds sLil0oHs
De- 30 WicScksmj celebrated RAILROAD and farm sncs,
from 81 % 70 a. rod. The eubseriter o0ers ca, lagos,
stock Of ta iron work IN tho United Stttss all o.
he own neIssoturo at exceedsgy low PRICES superior
gg:y q hsir aud corr hus! mst.resseS JodH y WdGk
EEsE AL war l0Iso No. 3l2 Esoaagay; TsekS Nos o.
aad u Lc. e s.EsoE
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Proposals WIN Be received ct tks ooe Of Ihs Com mis-
Oner Of strsets sss Lamps q ..d
r after which time will Be received for fursishng
the Corporation Of city Of New Ygt With 900 gallons
two cents per gallo. for empty casks returned Sample:
and Cas- No. 10 Mercer street. before the 10th day
Of August, at twelve o'clock n The estimates will be
opened the 18th day Of August 1863 Blank estimates
be obtained by application ct the oce Of the Com
HENRY ARCULARIUS, Jr.,
Commissioner Of Streets and Lamps.
New York, August l. 1865
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n tUkPOHATTON NOTtcE.--pUBIIC NOTICE IS
~ herbg given 70 ta owners occupant occu-
psnts 81 s hgnf ard ot improved unim proved lands
Affected thereby That tbs following assogsmant nave bean
completed by tie ASSESSOR are LODGED I'm she oce Of
sho Bureau o. Assessm nts ft examination by All persons
Th 90 y,s Sr hsvrs iirst syenue, from fwonty
such ssessmen include all THO several houses and ots ~
vacant lots pocta spd PARCELS land situated on
both siccB OF First nSbnun from Twer tyeght to Thi,ty
ssgIth erect End On zig north sae e Twenty
second and Thirty tbd Stfsss and on tho south aide az
Thirty fourth etreet from $50 foot west to go east Of
tfst hyon1c. All persons whose interests afeco By
ne bsye nsmet and WHO are opposed 20 tho
sme or either OF them requested 10 present their
isctons IN writing 10 the undtrsgned at their ooo No
HAL OF Records within thirty Gays from this
notice. WILLIAM GAGE !
CUAELRS j. DObOE, Assessors.
go CuhRLES MaNIELL.
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Ev0R LIyERPOOL-UNIfnD states IAN. STEAM
II ship ATLANTIC, Captain Wsst--This steamship wiz
dsPs .tA the Usi..d ssies. :sis Zee lersPs Isavoy
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rnsauaeS sSSomTodAscns and sSmicrt sppS
Passenger requested TO be board ct llH A. n.
The steamship Arctic viii succeed the Atlantic and sail
August 70.
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CORPORATION NOTICE. PUBLIC NOTICE Is
hereby given to tho or owners, occupant OF oe
oupants all houses and lots improved or unmproved
lane thereby tho following assessments have
been and are lodged IN the once
OF Assessments, for examination by al per
Ing tagging in Eighty fourth street between Fourth and
several houses and lots Of ground vacant
lots pieces of land situated both sides Of
of Fourth avenue and on the east side Of Fifth
avenue lO2 north and south of Eighty fourth street.
ALI persons whose interests affected by the above named
and tho opposed to the either Of
them requested 10 pres, their objections writing
to tho oersgned at their ofico Ne Hall Of Records
within thirty days from the. date Of this notice.
CnaRLEs ]. hodge,, Assessors.
CHARLES MCNEIL,
Office Bureau Of Assessments Street Department Aug 8