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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-03-31

RAILROAD CELEBRATlON AT PERU.
On Monday Of last week the opening Of
The Railroad TO Peru aud the first appear
lnco Of the iron horse in that city, wal
celebrated by public dinner a. which
large number OF the nolables Of Chicago
nd the editorial fraternity along the line,
participated. Though we received sPe
cial invita,ion our engagements did mol
PERM, us 10 be present. Our city was
represent cd, however, in the person Of
Judge GRANT, who was toasted and com
plimen,ed upon his untiring nssidu'y t.
the Road, and We are sure there are none
,f his friends in Davenport but who can
endorse all that was said upon the occasion
in favor Of the zeal and industry he has
ma infested to secure the carly completion
Of the Rock Island and Chicago Railroad.
In the course Of Judge Grants remarks he
stated that Messrs. Farnam L. Sheffield
had laid down more railroad track since,
July last, than had ever before been laid
down By any Railroad Company, in the
same length Of time. lie also paid Just
tribute 10 the city Of Peru, which came no.
slv forward and paid its subscription Of
$4,000 to the Company, not BY install
me nls, bu, in a single payment.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-03-31

The Washington papers state that Judge
MASON, Of Iowa, is to receive the Office OF
Commissioner Of Patents. lie will scarce
~ make second Ellsworth.
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DANVILLE RAILROAD.

We publish the following table, furnished
to US by MIR. VAN DEURsEN, Treasurer of the
Company, with pleasure. The Danvile Road
is trumphng over everything-over obstacles
and over predictions. One of the best and
most intelligent of our citizens-especially in
telligent on Engineering underestimate to US,
yesterday, a frank and manly confession. He
declared that he had predicted the utter fail.
ure of the road-but said he, II abandoned
all my estimates a year ago, and gave in to
the Danville Road" He declares now that he
never was so much mistaken in road-nevel
so much astonished by the excess of results
over his predictions The reader will see
that the business of the road for the last six
months has exceeded that of the preceding six
months $32, 500 76!
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RIcHnoNp cIncuir Couar.-The spring term
Of the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chan.
Gerry, for the Richmond city circuit, Judge John A.
Meredish, commenced yesterday It the State Court
House. The Grand Jury made several present
ments Of cases which had been sent on rom 'ne
Hastings Court, and was then adjourned to another
day. to receive evidence in other cases The bust
ness of the Court, yesterday. was stoe ether OF
preparatory character-none of the criminal cases
Che cases first to be disposed Of being ready iof
trial, although there were large number OF VII
nesses, counsel and We niremen in attendance. Inc
Judge gave notice to the parties that he should pro-
seed today with the criminal docket. The follow
ing criminal cases are to be disposed OF at the pre-
sent term:
William Mcdowell charged with unlawful and
malicious stsbbing.
Frederick Belvin, feonious and malicious stab
bing.
Norment Query, rape.
William b. Cuoipp, murder.
Stephen Van Petit larceny in stealing pocket
book.
Richard Skhan, felonious cutting.
Albert Monroe arceny, in two cases, in stealing
iron
Robert Heath, house burning, in two cases.
William ii. Oney, forgery, in two cases.
Patrick Lsrkin, feonious stabbing.
Royal Blackburn, felonious and unlawful shoot
ing.
The Court meets at 10 o'clock, A. NJ
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~ Donetti's Animals.

- Donetti's Animals. The wonderful
aptness and Intelligence of the animal race, has
perhaps never enjoyed better illustration than ia
afforded by the exhibition of Signor Donett, at the
American theatre. Monkeys are there transmogri.
fed into mortals, and eat and drink, and march
about with an JUNCTION that Is astounding Dogs
are changed in a moment, in the twinkline of an
eye from their natural canine state to generals,
soldiers, horses and characters of importance.
The learned goat Esmeralds rendered itself an OBJ.
ject dear and desirable to every wondering little
face in the room. II was this same exhibition
which in spite of law or lawyers, opera.sinsers
and opera-goers held the Aston Opera House, in
New York, for four weeks to the great delight and
qualification of crowded assemblies.-Ths Datly
True Deltd
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RICHMOND GALLANTRY.-It was gratifying to US,
on Sunday last, when volumes of smoke were
seen issuing from the fancy store of Mr. Duquesne.
and it was threatened with destruction by FIRE, to
witness the anxiety exhibited by the large crowd
of young gentlemen for the safety of the handsome
young lady who has, for some time past adorned
the show window of Mr. D., and attracted much at
tention and admiration from passers by. Her res
cue from the threatened ruin formed the chief
source of solictude from the numerous young men
who had been drawn there by the alarm of fire. If
SO much regard and concern be entertained for a
lady of wax, by the gallant young of our city,
what must be their admiration and love for the
much more charming, fascinating, and desirable
lire specimens of beauty with which our city
aboundsi Wax is not equal to flesh, we all know
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FIGHTING.-samuel, slave hired to P. C. La.
rus, was, on yesterday, brought before the Mayor
On the charge of beating another negro named
Frederick, slave to John R. Quares, some few days
since, in very severe manner. happening, from
the testimony, that Frederick threw or two
stones at Samuel, the Mayor, on yesterday, ordered
both of the parties to be hogged-Sam in the
amount of Is ashes. and Frederick 1c lashes. The
negroes commenced fighting as they were coming
out of grocery store located at the corner of Byrd
and 10th streets.
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RICHMONO mARKRT.

The FLOUR Market IL dull, and but small re-.
ceipts. Accounts BY the steamer Pscinc are unfa-
vorable-have depressed prices few small sAIes
to day from store, ct s43 70 et-holders ask IS.
WHEAT-In demand, at u 10 for Red, and
81 Is for White. The last crops pretty much ex
hausted; very little coming In.
CORN-Several cargoes now In market, offered
Ut 55c no sales
BACON-sides 81 to &c; Shoulders to 7ac;
Hams l2X to llc
TOBACCO--saies to-day shade higher, Some
made ct S12 to sl24 for fine; medium, ~ to $50
Lugs II to 81; demand good and very little ship
ping order get In market
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D Joseph R. Chandler, SO long and ia
vorably known as the editor of the Philadel.
phia limited States Gazette" is about 10 make
visit to Europe, and while there will cores
pond with the Philadelphia Bulletin-a very
interesting daily evening paper in the city of
Penn.
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H FaneaiL Hall is to be modernised -
The outside, il is said, is not to be touched,
but the interior is to be changed very much
accounts say, ITO be rendered more beauti-
m : The New York Express says ''this
sahaai measure passed the Council Of Boston
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BLAcK1ooD's MAGAzINK.-We are indebted to
Messrs. NASH & WooDHoUsE for the April No. of
Blackwood. The Leader in Blackwood is ITEM.
perance and Teesotal Societies" 1t is tremen.
dous onslaught upon those societies. The old tory
seems to have gathered together heap of Scotch
this,le-the emblem of his title page-tnrown
them in the faces of the eetotal society people, We
astonished at the vim and bitterness of the old
mans attack. He must be fond of glass himself.
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a.. B. w. sTARKE, Attorney ut

b. w. STARkE, Attorney mt
~ Law and Notary Public.-Prsctices
in all the Courts of Hennco County and Richmond
city. As Notary Public, particular attention will
be paid to the taking of Dispositions, (n or out of
his ofice) Proof and Acknowledgements OF Deeds,
ton entrusted to him, promptly s.tended to.
Office removed 10 No 81, three t.ors above City
Hotel! on North side of Main street, Richmond, Va.
de 2-ly
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TO THE PURLIC.-Iust receiv

To THE FUBLIC.-Just receIv'
~ ing large and select lot of old Havana
and Principe Cigars of all the most desirable
brands and qualities. Also, large stock of inn
ported and American Cigars ON hand and for sale
on accommodating terms st the lowest Northern
or Southern market prices, at wholesale and retail
at JAMES A. HARRINGTON'S chesp Cigar and
Tobacco Store, No. ls4 Main corner CT 10Th street,
Richmond
N. B-Call and examine the stock before pur.
chasing. All orders promptly attended to at short
notice ap l4-6r
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e Attention is directed TO the sale of email
house and lot Broad street, above lst street, this
afternoon, at o'clock, by w. GoDpIN, auctioncer.
See advertisement under auction sales head.
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WING MEETING,-The members of the Wing
District Convention from his city, held a meeting
preparatory to future action in the Law Building,
at 81 o'clock yesterday afternoon; but nothing was
determined upon, and the meeting was further
adjourned over until Thursday evening next.
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MARRIED..

On Thursday, the l4th inst, by the Rev Mr. Wood
ward, MIR GEO. w. BRADLEY, to Miss MARY l..
FRANCIS, daughter of Benjamin Francis, of Hen.
rico county.
~ scottsville papers please copy.
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H We are indebted TO PARIsEN g. KINGS Elk
presa for New York Saturday morning and even
ing papers, received by the Roanoke which arrived
with her accustomed promptness, yesterday morn
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The Court meets at 10 o'clock, A. NJ

WITHOUT REGISTERS. Eliza Ann Philips and
Betsy Stewart free negroes, were arrested on Sun.
day evening last, in default of free papers, and dis
charged on yesterday by HE Honor, on promising
to procure them during the present term of the
Hastings Court.
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COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF THE BUSINESS
OF THE RICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAIL
ROAD, FOR SIX MONTHS, FROM lsT OCTo-
Der, 1851, TO 31sT MARCH, 1852, AND lsT
OCTOBER. 1859. TO 3lsT MARCH, 1853.
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PoLITIcAL.-The weather being unfavorable, but
few persons attended the Democratic meeting, at
the City Hall, on Saturday night; and no business
was transacted Without organizing, the meeting
informally adjourned to Wednesday, the 9th in.
slant.
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lNQuFsT-Coroner Wicker, a, about 8 O'Clock
yesterday morning, held an inquest near the packet
landing over the body of Daniel Reidon. found
noang on the surface of the canal just above Myers
bridge. Reidon has long been known as a noto.
rlous drunkard, and has been up repeatedly for
drunkenness before the Mayor. He wasa single
man about IS years, and has been living with bis
widowed mother near Myers tobacco factory. On
Saturday week heawas seen near the canal, intoxi-
Gated, and since that time nothing was heard of
him unit, the discovery of his body 10 the canal very
much disfgnred and in state of putrifaction. Il.
is supposed that he fell in while intoxicated Yer
dict according to the facts.
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III I'm

On Monday morning, about 4 o'clock, PAULINE
VIRGINIA, youngest child of John r. and Martha
Jane Eckert, aged one month.
Her funeral will take place this (Tuesday) morn.
ing, at 10 o'clock from the residence of her
on % street between Broad and Marshall.
ES Baltimore papers please copy.
In this city, On Saturday, the 10th inst, MARTHA
ANN infant daughter of VIM c. and Mary Smith
aged months and FL days.
On Monday, April 18th, at 12 O'Clock. MFR MA.
THAN TU AMER, in the sgd year of his age. The
friends OF the family respectfully invited to al.
tend his funeral from the LIST Presbyterian Church
Franklin street, on Tuesday, April 18th, at hall
past O'Clock, P. NJ.
Yesterday evening, Mrs ELIZA ANN, wife of
Benjamin Evans, in Inc 37th wear of her ACE The
friends and acquaintances of the family are request
ed TO attend her funeral this evening" at O'Clock,
from the residence of her husband, on 9th street,
near the Armory. without further invitation
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-19

NEW BOOks-ApriI 10, 1888, AT f6e
IN Exchange Book store.
Summer Cruise 10 the Mediterranean an hos,a
an American Frigate, by N Willis, Sl25.
The OLD Mans Brde, by 7 s Arthur, rs cts
Yusef, Crusade in the East, or the journey Of
the Frangi, by Ross Browne, SLIPS.
Jack and his Bride, IS Cts
Received and for sale this day, by
ap 10 GEO M WEST &gRO.
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HusTINGs CouRT.-Civil business engaged tn,
attention of this Court yesterday.
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EMIL e MEMS FURNISHING
~ GOODS-Just received per steamer Roanoke
another large and rich assortment of Fancy, Black
and Italian and black Gro Grain Silk Cravats, Sum.
mer Ties, Washington Scollops, ne styles, plain
and fancy Spring Stocks, DC, white, colored and
black Kid and Silk and Lisle Thread Gloves, Shoal.
der Braces, Suspenders Coat Links, fancy white
and brown Cotton half Hose Shirts, Colars, Linen
Silk and Blesched Jeanes Drawers, GAUGE Merino
Under Shirts, with and without sleeves. Those in
want OF the above goods at unusual low cash
prices, are respectfully solicited to call on
J D GOODMAN,
No 1874 Main street. opposite Eagle Square.
Also, a large assortment Of Trunks at very low
cash prices.
sp 10 J. d. G.
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Anew AND SPLENDID PAPER HANG.
In INGS, UPHOLSTERY, &c-The subscriber
is daily receiving in addition TO his present stock of
beautiful Decorative, Gilt, Oak, Plain,
FrescO and common Paper Hangings,
Borders, Fire Screens and Curtain Paper,
the newest and latest Styles direct from the oesr
factories in this country and France On hand,
aud will make to order, Curled Hair and shuck
Mattresses. Beds, Lounges, &C., and every
article embraced in the Upholstery line. Also,
large and handsome assortment OF Gilt, Flow
ers, Landscape and Plain Window shades,
Floor Oil Cloths (plain, checked and fancy
Canton and Cocoa Mattings, a. 5.4 and 6
quarters wide, Door Mats, Manila and Rope.
All ON accomm edating terms.
JOHN F REGNAULT, $50 Main st.
Rooms, Halls and all Pspering executed in
style which will defy competition. Repairing in
Upholstery promptly done and reasonably.
ap l9-6t X.
(Morning Mail copy
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~ ASH = wOODaoU4r. v.os +

NJ Ash q WOOD n d UsK. rAo5~
= SQUARE, have received AAoIs
Histoncai End Critical Essays, BY Thos D.ou,.
~, a n ~ of an Opium, Es.ers
Blsckwood's Magazine, for April, Csc. or "a 49,,
Yassf; or the Journey Of The Frsuyi. A Graz
70 the East, BY Ross Brown, author of E,.Is soe
y, AZ nshng voyage, DC; lvol l2mo illustrslsss'
The Mother and her Offspring. nv s,.z,
10 scy. . y, formerly Missionary Physieias Z,
The Lovers stratagem: or the Two sui.or, :,
Emile Fiygare Carlen--37& cts W
N Willis Summer Cruise in the Mesi,.,,.
81 IS WINS
II Arthur; the Old Mans Bride, By T SAW,
rs cents h'IGr
. Ioe History Of the Crussdes. by Joseph Franeo;.
aicnauo; translated from the French, py w r.
son, 3voIs-S3 rs mob
With further supplies of
Illustrated, London-S5
Greece, Pictorial, Descriptive and Hi,tori.s, l.
Clinic Wordsworth new ei-se oy
Tbs Abbottsford Edition of the Waveriv No..
in various styles of binding '''e.a'
Bacons Essays, Beautiful lemo edition in ,,r
calf, London Al ial
Hazlett's Works, London ed; full calf
Charles Lambs Works, 4vols, lsmo. f,n ..,s
spencef's and Chaucer's Poetical Works f,n
cali; London editions I'D
NEW LAW. w. RANDOLPH Ia. fo--.-----
lS Archoold's Mel Prius, new edition , vsis -
cents '' -
The Law of Master and Servant, includjng ,to
masters and workmen in every description ofSs
and occupation, by NJ Smith, So. VI race
Smith on Contracts. New edition. $3.50
Vol. Is Law Library, 20 English CommonI.
Reports, and vol IL English Reports in Law ~
Equity. "-a
Bishop on Marriage and Divorce and Evidence
In Matrimonial Suits S.
Flanders on Maritime Law, $3.50
James American Form Book and Legal Cnss
81. s"' "a0e'
Jenkins new Clerks Assistant or Book of Pc,
teal Forms, 80.
Dunlsp's Book of Forms, "a.
Judge Smiths Elements of the Law, 81.
aply
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A 144 Main street. can be obtained Bread
Rolls, Biscuit, Crackers, Cakes Of all kinds Fruit
Pies, &c, manufactured daily from the best mate
rails. Balls, Parties, DC, supplied at short notice
Orders promptly attended to. Ja2o
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R ROPER & MURRAY, UNDER
~A TAKERS. Governor street. between
Main and Franklin. fe 2S-ly
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The CASE OF WORMLEY.-We have already
stated that the of John 5. Wormley, convicted
Of the murder of A. B. Robiou, in Chesterfield
county, had been carried up to the Supreme Court
of Appeals, on a writ OF error. Before this Court
now in session in this city, the case came on TO be
heard, on Saturday last, and the argument was
commenced, on the side of the prisoner, by Mr..
Msrmaduke johnson, who was followed yesterday
by William Wallace Day, On the same side, and
who will continue his argument to-day. Attorney
General Bocock, for the Commonwealth, will fol
low next, and Mr. Robert G. Scott, for the prison.
en- will succeed the Attorney General and conclude
the argument.
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ERESH HARDWARE.-We have just re.
IL ceived, of direct Importation and offer for sale
afurther large supply OF Sheffield Goods, consist
ing of
Table and Dessert Knives and Forks
Pen and Pocket Knives in great variety, of l, ?, 3,
4 and blades
Butcher Knives, Shoe Knives
Hand, Cross Cut Pit, Mill Saw and Flat Bastard
Files, all sizes
Horse, Wood, Shoe and Cabinet Rasps, &C.
To which we invite the attention of Merchants
and others. w d G DOMAIN,
Importers of Hardware and Cutlery,
ap 10 No 10 Pearl street.
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A.i< Attend u meeting of
1W9 your Company at your Gun House, to-mor-
N8k row evening at O'Clock. By order of the
sEEsM Captain.
aplg T C. BALL s.
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OUk TEA Is NOW LANDING,
~ and dealers are invited 10 call and take
samples.
ap 1875 DAVENPORT, ALLEN e. CO.
- AUCTION NOTICE.-PariicuIar
~ attention is requested to the sale of Fancy
Articles and Shaving Soaps Perfumery, Pomstam,
Hair Oh Fancy Articles and Show Case, (Which
we're damaged by fire on Sunday at the store OF
X. Duquesne, opposite the Banks
F See advertisement.
ap 10 GEO J SUMNER, Auct.
20 DUNLOP, MONCURE & Co.,
&A ask the attention of dealers TO their Auc.
ton sale OF GROCERIES, &C., comm encing this
morning at 10 o'clock, without regard to weather
apl9
AUCTION CAHD.-AIlen.Ion .
solicited to our sale this morning at 10
o'clock. See advertisement.
apls ALEX. MOTT & CO, Auet'rs
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nTD NOTICE.-The steamer AU-
rE~~a5ss=5 GUSTA will be taken off the route
0etw een Richmond and Norfolk, via Por: Walthall
after WEDNESDAY the goth instant, for repairs
and to be reftted for the summer. Due notice will
be given when ready to resume her place.
TAOS. DODAMEAD, Sup't.
I'D 10 Office e and 2 r s Co
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| SHANGHAI FOWLS.-Just received BY
| ~ steamer Roanoke, another lot of superior
Shanghai Fowls, which l will sell cheap to close
| out the lot at once. Apply to
| THOMAS J. STARKE,
| ap 19-2t* Cary, between l8 and 18th Sta
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NOTICE TO BRICK MAKERS AND
IN LAYERS-Those wishing to contract to fur
nish and lay Bricks several houses of the frst
ciais-terms cssh-will please call my Office this
| week. WAPOWELL,
| Architect and Civil Engineer.
Office two doors from Main on 18th st.
a.
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n YOUNG GUARD, ATTENTION.-At.
n tend drill at your Armory, on Wednesday.
III the Goth April, at 8 O'Clock NJ with undress
~ Caps.
By order of the Captain.
JOS. w. BARLOW, OS.
NB-The Court of Enquiry will set for the as
sessment of fines incurred during the Quarter end.
ing April Let. apl9
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CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS GIFTS-ONE OF
e mo st splend i'd sfs be obtained n
tok,jn JONES' GREAT GIFT ENTERPRISE -. 90,
one oar buys farm worth ssoMy
one ,lar buys the Pantoscope Of CALIFORNIA; WORTH 4gW
on ollar buys q handsome DIV eng in r., worth lluV
Their With numerous other sifss amounting IN al 70
livery Trcsrr DRAWS A Orr.
Tkets for sale at Hope Chap To Broadway, rom A.
H. It'll 10 p Nj At Archdescons confectionery store cor
nerf Canal And Broadway At tnc principal hotes And
mue stores: at p b. Curtis pano reons al Broadway
Bee Co = hat SIC re- loo brosa"ay- r.s,-y ,r,s
Hot Chsps, 7S Bsss&vey, WV ussays ysspvs Nssa0ss,
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is HERE
by given, the owner or owners occupant or occupants
all houses and lots improved or lands Affect
id thereby that the wing
pleted the aud lodged in tho Office Of tao
Bureau OF for examination by all persons
terssed vFor tagging north side OF Thirty fourth street,
between broadway and seventh avenue The limits mbr.ced
sound vacant lots pieces and parcels Of land situated
tie north side Thirty fourth street. between Broadway and
Seventh avenue All persons who's inefets arc affected by
the above named assessments and VINO are oppoed 70 tas
ions writing ersisned At their othoe No Hall
81 Records Whn thirty days from the date OF tns notioe
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES j. DODGE. : Assessors.
CHARLks kcNIELL.
once Bureau " AssssmsS~, street DepAr ment, March
-, 1854
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I oRPoRArIoN NollcG-punL1c No11ox "a aERE.

E0RPORArIoN NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE "A HERE.
~ gwen 70 tne owner OK owners occupant
ID thsreS S Se ~ improved Or uninproysd lands, set
~ me Assessors and ere lodged in the Office of the
sssa wa grading Of Forty street from Eleven
s1 nS river The Limits enbraced by assess
pieces and parcels Of situated on both sides
o fory fourth street. from Eleventh Avenue to u5son
ow On wess sds Of Eleventh 100 fee, north and
~ fSsw fourth street. All persona whose intorest
~ tho above named and Who ,re
- the saEe either of taom ted to pro-
0ce NO au Of Records within thirty days from the do Il
~ WIS 1etses WILLIAM GAGE, J
CHARLES J. DOE GE, Acsessora
CHARLES McNIELL,
leHy S'ASSs DsP"AsAens, Dec ~.