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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-02-11

The Cipcinua. Nonparei says that there is
a man in that city SO passionately fond Of mu.
sic that ne mistakes his wife Ior bass drum,
nightly, and beats her like the mischief.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-02-11

Is Meyelbeer, The musical composer, any re.
laIion Of Largerbeerl'
Very likely, as blh produce the same effect
with one exception; while Meyerbeer makes
the Du'ch rrp the light fantastic toe, Larger
beer trips mp The heels.
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The annexed amusing sketch will bear so
be twice told. Il appeared originally 10 The
~ q. Della. Secure your button holes, rea
der. and 'hen commence;
Scene 10 front Of fashionable Elotel
Gsntieman, (disnOuniing from his horse
'SIablrr auend-Ielrgera,c my beast BY allow.
ing him thrice TO circumsmbusle yonder (oun.
tain;-IhaI accomplished, to imbbe moderate
quanuy Of aqueous particles; conduct him
thence with care to Ihe repository for weSried
beasts; and having clothed in lusre his dusky
skin by gentle application Of the vegetable
material vulearlv called siraw. suff'r him in
quiet 10 pauake food which shall afford nour.
ishmenI and generate repose.'
Si"bler. (laughingl 'Wha.a at srl'
Gsai--'n hat sir! Stand you thus like one
who has not reason in his saul. while this poor
beast whose every pores fnunI Of gushieg
strength. valrludinary beneath Sol's oppressive
raysl Ye volatile bnybaranl
SiGb.-(SIiI laughing more unrpswnnedy.N
i cant understand a word you say, but s'pose
you want your horse put upl'
GeHL-'Smpidy unequaIIedl Landlord !
Fuminole your censure against the tardy chur
who thus maniesIs opPuPnaIon to my desires:
and conduct me to secluded apartments. aud
bring restorative Of the most vivi6c character
to reinsla,c 10 their former power The varying
energies Of my exhausted CrameF
Landlord. = laughing will
Gpnt.-'Erepos.erous! And you sir, unite
in The dsgraceIul merrimenI OF your minonl
| should really surmse myself the FIRST OF The
sperips you had ever beheld.'
Landlord Il Laughing still more,) Indeed
yoO nre, sir 81
Gentleman. Terminate this prox scene.
and oilicaIe as my guide TO apartments. At
The hour OF dinner sumnon me; if WEAKNESS
should have caused me 10 be recumbeni in re.
pose, gently reanima,e me with The breath Of
fam
[Scene 2-,he Dining HALL
Grm.-Sea.ing himself at The IabIe-dinner I
,ver-oIhrrs standing 10 tbs roon,) i should .
ndge vora"iiy aud ignorance the prevailing
of this mlnsion.. | sea nnlhng /
mid these reeking ruins worthy the rrglrI of \
genIleman's palate Waiter. desire (e
mile fowl sufficiently but not reduntanlly made
db'e By frs. 1t is brot, WAIVER. dlS9pct
guh care. the same; do No. violently spperate
he parts lest my ,in.s suiT.r dlsocaIion from
he discordant sound. Il is done. Waiter,
lace tender pIrIion of The breas. up nv
late with The necessary accompanimenlS. II
done as ordered, and The gentleman commen.
ed his dinnrr.l
wag. WIN with others had observed Ihe
rocepdings. seated himself al Ihe table oppo.
tie our hero
Wdg Waiter. furnish me with a female
,wl, be sure Of her virgni,y.' The wai.er
the Ike aud does as he is bid.
Wog.-'Vai.er. divide these parts into ppr.
ons suited to nv deibIe capaciIy.'
Wdg i Opening his mouth and throwing -.
imself back in his chair. Waiter. PLACE one :,
them within The ori6ce before you Our =
FRO begins 10 understand the quiz, and is evI' h
,n,ly disconcprIed,
Wag.-'Vai,cr, wNg my jaws Amid roars
laughter and curses upon his lips our hero a
shes from the room. s
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-02-11

The number of hugs packed this season il
Cincinnati. is computed a. 355l24 = bei i
about 10000 more than !ass year in numbe'
bus she weight is about five per cent. less than
last year. Aeee ewa Ia es baa
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-02-11

IN giving ihiny day, previous no,iee 10 such
eo11tv. ~ hoId a special Term or The dislrict
eour " sush eou1lY. wiIhin tbs sans year. 70
dispnss n tha busiaass p@ndsag. an3 should i'm.
pnusat bu'iness F,as 10 tha distiel court IN
any Of sad cogaties. which cannot be disposed
or a, shs stated term n The court, Or want Of
line. it shall B., IaSflI fR the ilises Of
the district court 20 holJ q specia term Of the
district court in such county. ~ such time rs
ihey shall driermine on. giving lhiny days pre-.
vou' noIire thereof in such county.
Sec. 3. Should any day herio named for
hold'ngIhe terms ofthe distrcI court faB on Sds.
day. the said count shall Commence and be hold.
en- on The next day.
JtME5 c. JOHNSON.
Speaker Of The i,use of Represen,aaves.
WILLIAM MEDILI.,
President Of the Senate.
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0-A DR., w al 4U0 hogs were dlnWned on
Thursday night, Dec 23j. near Rock kford. lad.
They we're prnned in bottom, aud The sudden
floud washed Them away.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-02-11

BE collected Us The printer said to q huge
batch Of old newspaper bills, vpI vasn't paid,
|, ing satlered over his desk. - s ....
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-02-11
January I9, 1858.

lNo. I5.l AN ACT
10 repeal the act enuIed An act granting Ii.
crns,s III cet,s,n cases passeu March IL
1881, aud an aCl 10 ameud an acI enulIed
"Aa acI granIIng Ic uses III certain cases,
passed Ma ,h I, 1885
Sec. Be II snaciea BY The General ASSem
lily Of The S'ate ot OhtO. IhaI tue acI enilueD
''An acl gTaullfg uctnctS in cenaIn cases, pas
sed March IL. 1881. aud An act To umeGd au
act ennIIeO 'An act gtanIIng licenses ia ceIsalu
cuses,'" passed March I, 1885, be and The
same are hereby repealrd.
JAMES c. JOHNSON,
Speaker of the House ol REPRESENTATIVES.
WILLIAM MEDlLL,
President oil The Senate.
InnunrY 10 l6h3.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-02-11

A Texas BEAUTY-The deadest and mos.
abhorrent or all our reptiles in Texas, is tn i,
centipede. This is kind Of worm from three
10 six inches long, like an enormous caterpillar
Il is green, brown, OF yellowstone being found
i. has along each side row of feet or horny
claws rather Imagine .ha, you walk some
uighl across your chamber npor with naked
Ieel; yGu put yuur foo, down on soft snmr.
hing aud /, instantly coils around your Zoo. q
ring, sucking every CLAW up 10 us BODY lni'
.our loot. The poison 0ows through earh claw
and 10 Two minutes ynu will have tainted ~ith
agony; aud IN Few more you will be dead
The deadly 'hing cannon be torn away. !. has
to b. cutoff, and claw BY CLAW Plucked out.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-02-11

The following eI"queuI plea Tor the errine
and unfortunate is from Burns address 10 III
'Unco Guid,' or Rigidly Righteous :
Then gently scan your broIher man,
Sul gen1er sister woman;
Though they may gang kennin wrang,
To step aside IS human
One poInI must slll be greatly dark,
The moving Ohy they do il;
Aod Just us Iamely can We mark
How far perhups they rue it.
Who made The heart, 7 is flE alone
Decidedly canuy Us:
He knows eech dts various tone,
f ch sprlng-ils various bias:
Then al the balance let's be mule,
We never eau adjust il;
WHATS done we partly may compute,
But know not what's resisted.
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poetrp
TINE HERO.

aa Ny ls'her was Farmer good,
With cora and beef in plenty;
] moved, and hoed, and held The plow,
And lcng'd for one and i,Osity.
For ! had quite a martial turn,
And seorn'd the lowing caule;
burn'd TO wear a uniform,
Hear drums, and see a battle.
My birthday came: my father urged,
Bn s,ouIly resisHd;
My sister wrpL my moIher pray'd,
But of | went and listed.
They msrch'd me on thro' Wet and dry,
To tunes more loud than charming,
Bot luggirg knapsack, box, and gun,
Was harder work than farming.
We met the the eannons rosr'd,
The crimson tide was flowing.
The lrighduI death groans iI'd my ears,
wish'd that | Was moving.
lost my hg,-lhe foe came on,
They had me in their clutches
! slarv'd in prison 'ul the peace,
Then hobbIed home on cruIches.
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Amusing.

THE annexed amusing sketch will bear so
be twice told. Il appeared originally 10 the
~ q. Delta. Secure your button holes, rea.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-02-11
January 10, 1883.

mo. I8 AN ACT a
To fix and provide for holding the terms Of The
court Of common pleas IN the several coun.
ties OF The ninth Judicial dtsirich of Ohio.
Sec. |. Be il enqcied bg the General Assen.
By of the Staie of bio. That the terms Of The
courts of common pleas shall be held in the sev.
era counties Of The ninth Judicial district Of
0hin InIintrra
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-20

CoRPoRATIoN MOrIOR.-PUBLIo NOTICE Is HIRE
" BY W the occupant or ocoupano
q AL houses and lcts Improved snmproved lands AZ
fsessd heEsby that the following assessments have been
sSnRlsed By the Assssso and are LEGGED me once OF
Interested vis For paving tagging Thirteth street,
RON Ehth 70 Tenth Ayenues The limits ebsaoed by susk
include al the several ground
pieces and parcels of land tuased bosh Gds
81 ThirSieth usreet Eighth Tenth All per
sons whose by the
rsnts and who opposed 60 the ether Of then
sne obac oas In writing 70 abe
andersiynsd their office, No. Hall Of Records withia
,hiyty days from sae date Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLPS J. DODGE, Assessors.
oBA2LES McNEILL,
odos Bureau Of Assessments, ssrsss Department Dss s.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-20

STREET DEPARTMENT, NO. a HALL, or RECOdDs.--
- Public notice is hereby gyen thai the foio~irg peal
been ssonied IN tho Board Of aldernea:To
fence the northwest Of TTeoty third
street and FOURTH also the following resoiuticnto
Tag sidewalk aide of rhrd avenue, between
Ihirytth sad Ia Streets Also tho folio sing pet
tion IN the Board Of Asczt Aid regulate Forty
fourth ttreet ro First 70 Second avenues sso tbs follow
ing rrsoluoBJ Gag four fees OF walks Of roth strses
rom frst avenue TO East All persons ntsrettedhaT
goteetoae thereto oquested 70 present. them ~ writ
tL to the uDdors has before the 2sh day
beeemser oers LAS. SEREY. sgss, cV1pissiSRsg
ksSsMpsg -, AoSA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-20
IcE.-PUBLIC NOTICE HERE

(yOKPoRATIOS NOTICE.--PUBLlC NOTICE Is HERE
BY given to the owners occupant or occupants
OF ali snd ots, improved unimp proved lands, st
feoted thereby thattho following Desu
completed by the and lodged Ia the once oil
the tor exsmicaton By all persons
ineresred viz-For building sewer in strees
from Third 20 FOURTH avenue. The limits
braoed by suoh assessment include all tho several houses
lots OF ground vacant lots pieces and psresia OF laEd
Fourth svenue, on both sidos q Le.inston avenue
hundred feet hvc incbes north and south from
Fifty the side Of Fourth from
Fifty third point lJ feet Eve inches north OF
fourth strca Ali whose iatcre5s Affected
by the above named and who ara Opposed 20
the either Of them requested " preseus thor
objections in writing to tho un6erssned atther ece No
AL Of Kesords within thirty days from theIdste Of ,a
notice. WILLIAM GhdE, !
CHARLES j. DODGE Assessors.
CHARLES Sch.ELL,
oce Bureau Of Aseessnents Stree, Degsrsaeas Dseen
har
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-20
TULLIEN'S CONCERTS. :.
81 METROPOLITAN HALL.
LAST WEEK BUT ONE.
GRAND

GRAND
THIS cvrs Hz7,H sSISia sIo Bsonrsrs %
A.si:sss in ia; from thsS;n D'''a'v'A
Solo, csrnets Piston. Song Of BshSvs
=. v Hsrr KS e n..,. :. ,..,
eased BY sehus.rs TO- D... . ..u B.e.hov.n
From the Symphony entitled Homage Beethoven" b.
Frat Variation, performed By ie whels Of the Second
Second Variation performed BY the whole Of The vooa.
Third variston-Perormed by the whole Of the Tensrs
By The whole Of the Iisss
Iiith Northumberland By the whole Of the ooa.re
sympheny-Ihe entire Symphony 4. Minor Beethoven
"Andante." Sd movement Allegro Fu-
gaton descriptive q An advancing army
The cEISsRATED TRIuMPuA1 MARCH.
THE aRiixTT ii;xiHaiibirieN 'ulu'1
All: S::s:
'n'i bE sS;s PsRSis SsS 81 Ras sSHuAD1n
IrrnopyoTISs.Ths Music Of NosAs.n Essens.she
:ss E5:9sS s tn. grand
s;::: ss' !; s!;i: s.'s
70 lis With is r ia
n % " 5 % @ =
THIRD IIGURE-Th "Neapolitan TarAnteuA,0 eoneluds
Ing with the Pedmontess Aonferna-ths CastaEAsttes
fourth TIauRE-Trench Air, "Partant Pour La syrisn
ton. Herr Kosnis; Solo, OEheolede, NJ. s. Hughes.
THE MARCH OF ALL NATIONS,
Founded the National Melodies America france Eng
land Russia Turkey Poland, Hungary, Spain. Italy Iadis.
Fl T.,
Of the known world, yet tranquil when at daybrsak
don Chimes echoed far each surrounding
belfy Soon tho city is 10 motion, and the multudes
ten toward the same goal all 10 behold the
perform the National Anthems several countries
Here heard 1.-THE Russian Hymn-there that Of Austria
MsIes is Ghs.: s. Hons
Anon Yankee Doodle" breaks the Al length
nations join in the Englsh National Anthem-"God Save
the Queen" performed first time double .counterpont
sI;nI , with The March Of All Nations hs
BY the full BY the peas of bells and
Grand Air-Trom Lucia di Lamm crmoorn Donizsti
- Adlls Anna zerr.
Polonaiss-"La Polonase de Recep aon''. Julien
SOLO, Contra Basso-On Themes from william
Sgnor Bottesini.
Polka-"The Cossack Polka from the Opera Of
"Pietro il Grande," ilast time). .Jullen
M. Reichers..
oalop-"Ths TARGET" Appsa.aa.e NV one' .JulIisa
Descriptive Is Grand Field Day ana iar:
get Practice.
Conductor. ................AJ Julien
Tickets g BE- had ass g. joiiies 500 Breadwsy Hail I.
street; in the evening 1t the Hall. '
Doors open ~ Z; Concert 70 commence at o'clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-20

FINANCE MISREPRESENTATION or
ace, New yo-s Dso. IL 13:S-sesled proposals will
be received 81 No Hall Of Records until friday the sd
Eeocmter instant at o'clock r. NJ when the will be
publicly opened at the Cop.roers oos FOR lots Of
lan in the several arees mentioned below for The
he corporation Of the city Of New York IL For
the pure OF lot of ground for the Of Engine Co. No
49, I29th street between Tho Third Fourth
avenues For the purchase Of lot OF ground
Lngrs Co No. the vicinity Of Hsrsh Moore
and West Srosdway Tor the purchase Of lot ground
to be used for building house thereon for Eagne Co No
tbs Tenth between l3fh and 18th Streets
For tho purchase Of LOT Of ground zsh house t.srson
that be altered for the OF Hose Co No g. in Varck
street. near yandsn sprs street In ysnds o. Spring
sround usted bewoen th Second ap Fourth ADD
27sh for the Of Hook and Ladder
Eo7 the purchase of lot Of sfound lying within
district BOUNDED by Broadway Mulberry Broome
Canal streets Walker stress fcI the Of Co. No.
TO- Tho propositions should giys the width and depth
feet the and numbsr Of the street and
aver zee between which Is stusted oioar title will
re1uired mt will be made the del tho
dsed 10 Com2tcoler Each proposition should be se,ed
p snd directed 90 follows Proposals. for sale OF !ot In
18Th streen North Moore street." Tenth sveauo"
vsrck street. 10 the csse may be. And the pro-
position thus sealed .ad thus directed should than
cIossd second envelope, and directed the outside
follows - flass, Comptroier Hall Of Records, Nes
tics rejoo any Gil OF .he biee considered nsoesry
10 promote or protect the insefests OF he cisy.
a. q. TLAGa. ComptroIter
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-20

DEPARTMENT OF REPAIRS AND SUPPLIES, DEC.
- 49, 53-Sealed proposals win be received ~ the
q the Commissioned and saPPlie: No. New City
Hall until Thur sdey Dec % 1853 ~ IL clock which
they will be opened in accordance with
charter Of 1883 for the building house for the
the CT New York. for the of Engine Co No 49, TO
be situated in Thirty frat ssrest Seventh and
sad sdjoning Hose Co. A house. The plans and
eations Of the work 10 be DONE and al nor
maor regard thereto be had the eoe Of the Gu
rerir Of Puhs Buildings, No. Ludlow
Blank estmates be had a. either office. N. BTbe
Commissioner the right reject all any Of the
deemed iof the interest of tns
BARTHOLOMEW o. PCRDY,
Conuisaionar . RepAira IN Sur
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-20

CORPORATION N0TICE-PUBLIC NOTICE IS HERR
" by givon TO the occupant
OF all houses and lots improved unmproved lands Affect
cd thereby that the following assessments have been
pted by the and lodged In the ooo Of tns
Bureau Of Assessments for exaniE asn by all nte
rested vzFor building In Lexip Thirty
nnth Fortieh, Forty nrss and steeta The
limits baoss by such include all the several
land situated both uides Of Lexington avenue from
Thirty eighth to Forty streets the s9ush side of
Forhrd street, between the Third and Fourth .vsnueo
both ades OF Forty second street between Third and
Fourth avenues; on beth ae Of Fortyhrg Forsth and
streets betw Lexin ton and Fourth
me north eide Of street be Lexington
and Fourth avenue and the side Of Fourth
trcm Thirty eighth to foryt sSrets Ali whose
interests affected By the aboYe named nts and
who opposed 70 the either he requested
70 present their ohjeetons in writing to The rRdsaea
their Once No. all OF Records within thirty days
the date OF this 1otleo
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHhalhS J. DODGE, }Asse5sor5.
CHARLES AcAIELl- }
Once Bureau o; Asse5smsnis Ssrees Department, Deo
l2. laAS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-20

CORPORATION NOTICE. PUBLIC N0TICA Is
~ hereby given 10 the owners, occupant or
cupAnts Of AL houses and lots improved unmproved
affected thereby that tho following
been oGmpsted By the Assssor and Lodged the oss
ntererested vz-For Tagging Thirty Street,
trem Second to Third The limits embraced BY suoh
include al the several houses and lots Of
lots pieces and parcels Of land situated both sides
Thirty street. between Second and Third
All PERSONS affected the
and who opposed the same either of
them requested 10 their In writing to
the At their Office No. Hall Of Records within
thirty days IRON the date Of this notice
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, YAssessors.
CHARLES MCNEIL, }
Office Bureau Of Assessments Street Department Decsm.
Der Is 1853.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-20

HOLIDAY GIFTS FOR LADIEs.-A sPLEkDID CON
IL sEnment frcm the house Of De Lille Co., Paris OF
esaks shaws aud ours, especially adapted for eegan.
Christmas and New Years presents has just beea
by the and IN oGnsequsno Of tie st;nes Of the
the Of redueis the entire Of bis own stoeS
bis winter imporations thusCloass elegant black and
brown cloth coaks regular prices SIG to $S reduced
each; 1000 very fine cloth cloaks newest styles and
color former prcee $4 to S $S TO $50 $50 gupsra
tive do he best of the season. rmer prices 8 S5
s24 to s2s and SIS upwards Of 900 coaks
(est Lyon. vevet former prices SIS to $50 $40 and $50
S to s22 s and ssh $50 superb satin oioaks (olack
and coored) SIS 800 Also an extremely
beau ul variety Of rich embroidered velvet cloa we'll
worth $40 reduced TO $S5 and $40 Shawls3
brooke cachm long ss at S5 reduced
sS5 about 400 needle loom French
$40 S45, and $780, former prices $40 and $50;
India cames hair silk shawls similarly 10
prices. Fancy furs-T The unparalleled and eot-o
mildness Of the present aion also induces the
offer .he whole Of his stock Of rich and valuable frs a.
immense reduction. 1t ia well known That ia tn depart
ment the most ex,eniys Preparations were made al thu
not to be eqaaoe for ohness variety and extent by
assortment Of 500 fine Hudsons Bay sable tppet
at $35 $40 Sj $50 and $50 each,
Of the finest and beat sks and
In the regular for than from S 40
the prioes quoted Inspection respectfully solicited GEO
BULPiN, Paris Mantilia shawl, and Fur Emporium No.
Hroa6
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-20

INCORPORATION NOTICE-PUBLIC NOTICE Is HARE
By given 70 the ownsrG occupant occupants
al houses and lots. improved uRiRpresed lands af
oeesA thereby that the following aesermenn have been
npeted BY The Asssssors and lodged IN The ONCE Of
- Bureau OF for examination by all
1toRestod For building in Prince
MAeaeugAi 70 Thompson streets The limits embraced By
Booh include all TIE several houses and lots
eand vacant ots and parcels Of land
toAa des Of Pm street. from Ascdougal Thompson
fee9s on the west eide Of Sullivan street, Prince
Houston street and the side of Mac iouga rs LOO
1os aorth and 80 feet south All interests
Affected by the above named
s9pcsed 70 tine either Of Them,
9nus thcr objec SONS in writing to the
znes, NO hal Of Records, within thirty days rom the
1AAe ef thif nosioe.
WILLIAM GAGE
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors.
CHAKLk5 McNlELL,
Once Bureau Of Assessments Ssrsst Department. Deoe
- u Loo5
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-20

JONES S isS si G1r4 EsT EGE Ts PEOPLE
S E. vii .nd aos and
q iho exhibitions Of his world
PANToscoPE or CALIFORNIA.
Now i Chapel R Is bfeadx.y
, has
Winning unqualified 'hs returned
tickets, only 81 eaoh viii be sold each ticket I'd
fgS @ S1ne so OF ss
sintins wash win Be exhibited in boston,
ennE the holder share the 10000 sfs io
The who'll of new and inirnitsbls paint
isssknovn g JCnss' Pantosscps Of Caiorais, the
county, y oon.snia on: hun '''''''
other outbuiianss large orchard Of ehoios fruits
and one half nie fse a' sSs
the @ ~ aud
Any a m Of isa sven a. ny No. III
A handsome three story Dwelling In New York.
se%:rssiis new three story Dwelling in Bosoa Nv"
An sesani three s.cr; dwelling in Phil.deipii. '"D
Aay attenuation s,;cn ciie. Hope chapel OF wv"
r6s "v.sass 70 sootiana,"s chef d'GuSro Of AT
splendid carriage and Horses valued at -. iSSS
% orasra for Portraits .. on alonzo Chopped. dis
Is sn .ssi,; s.a RsSf'%.n. 90 500
o.n BIO Mt N. p. Is Curtis piano rooms
Az Btoadeay) saoh 800 ............. AGO
10 Melodeons, each SicC ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. LOO
~ Gold Watches. each 5lJ0 .................. l00
~ uadie) each $50. 1909
NO Gold Pens and Chser, ea,a 10. ............ coo
1000 Gold Peacls each 3........-........... $500
lU orders for Hsts on Beebe a. Co, fashionable
hatttrs 136 Broad way. ........... 500
LOO six onths subscription 70 GlcasoHs Pictorial 800
4Wg God Pens, Az VI ,neh s............... 1000
5000 EnSrsvinSs, at ~ oeots e@ch. l5UQO
b57O3 Booss 81 Ckiiiornia Adventures 1864
That tse Gsbusea a the property shall BE- p.rsos fs
snd satisfactory all Mt Jones proposes ta the
holders shall Get Al convenient place. In the city Of
Now YORK on th eyeans q the rst holdayn March, or
their numbers committed, who, In conjunction with
mit.eee from Boston, Philatelphis and Baltimore shall
the completion OF the enterprise receive and distribute
ta gifts among them, by lot or otherwise Accordanos
with and subj only 70 the directions Of the said shaxS
| holders.
PorsoSs abresd may depend upon their sfs being flor
wsrdsd faithfully ia accordance with their directions
Tickets for sale ct Hope Chapel No. us Broadway 'front.'
A. until 10 r 81 Archdeacons oonfcotiopery store
music stores and at The Bee and Mall Offices and Music Hall
Boston.
All orders tickets By letter should be addressed 70
Wesley Tomas. Hore Ctsrei, No. 71a Erosdwrv ", v.
lnhssusss svsw syssG ~ ~ o'clock. Tickets scr a1ele
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS HERE
~ by given to the occupant
Of oil houses and lots improved or unimproved lands af
!eced thereby that the following ats have been
completed BY the Assessors, and lodged in tae Of
fee Of the Bureau Of Assessments for examination by
all persons interested, viz For paving &a Washington
street. from Ganssvoort to Twelfth street The limit.
embraced by such assessment include all the several
he and lots Of ground lots pieces and parcels
Ganeoot to Twelfth street, All persons whose interests
effected by the above and opposed
objections in writing tae undersigned 1T their office, No
Hall 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. Decen
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