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Washington telegraph., 1854-10-18
American Artists, Unfon!!

TNHE AMERICAN ARTISTS UNION. would re-
a. specially announce TO the citizens OF the
United States and the Canadas- that for the purpose
OF cnltvating taste Tor the fine arts throughout
the country. and with the view of enabling every
family 70 become possessed Of gallery of En-
Cravings,
By Me First Arfi1S of The A &c,
They have determined. III order to create an ex-
tensige sale for their ERgravings, and thus not
only give employment To 4 large number Of art
ists and Others. but inspire among our country
taste inr works ri art 10 present to the pur-
chlseTs Of their eHgravings, when 2JOO00 OF them
are sold.
S2J0,0G0 Gifts, of tAe dctrtal cot gf Sl5O.OOO
Each purchaser of One Dollar Engraving.
therefore, receives not only an Engraving richly
worth the money. but also ticket which entities
him to one Of the Gifts when they are distributed
For FIVE DOLLARS, highly finished Ensrav-
Ing. beautifully Painted iH oil, and FIVE GIFT
TICKETS, will lie sent; or FIVE DOLLARS worth of
splendid Ensravings can be selected from the
Catalogue.
"A copy of the Catalogue together with sreci-
men OF one OF the EngTayings, can be seen at the
Office OF this paper
foT each Doller sent an Engraving actually
worth that sum, and Gift Ticket will immedi-
atciv be forwarded
Washington telegraph., 1854-10-18
T THE CHEST. A
Sir Ashley Cooper, Fart, VI, D.,

THE EMINENT MEDICAL PRACTITIONER. HAS LEFT
VALUABLE LEGACY ro rHE WORLD IN HIS
Great Preventative Of Consumption. and
Unjai{ing Cure tcr Pulmonary
DISEASES. WITHOUT THE USE OF MEDICINE.
Slr IN L-- Bart, HIrcHfcf and rrisef Lr Of thc
dedicated Fur Chest Protector.
ITO ALL PERSONS Of all ages and conditions,
u as a certain and safe shield against those
fearful diseases, Consumption. Bronchitis, Asthma,
Coughs Coils AMI other Affections Of the Lungs
which arise from the exposed state OF the chest,
according 10 fashion, and the continual changes of
our climate.
The Protector is simply chemically pre-
pared fur. lined with silk and padded, which
pended f:om the neck, covers the chest, in %
agreeable a manner that, once worn. il becomes
necessity Cad Y coNlfor.
The Protector" although but recently intro
dnced into America il making rapid progress
through the United States. the Canadas. South
America, and the West Indies. 1t has for long
time uean q staple article in England and on the
continent ~ Europe while it has grown in many
countries 70 the position Of an Article OF dress.
ITO demonstrate these facts enquire OF any Eng
lsh resident in your vicinity OF his knowledge Of
the beneficial effects Of wearing the Protector,
trti0pt yeDyrsr % dot0ryRg of any kind. The
cost Of wearing these articles IS a mere tribe and
one will last some years. No one who values the
health Of himself bis family will be without
them The Hospitals in this country not
alone recommending them, but rapidly introdnc-
ing them. Harcourt. Bradley x Co, Of London,
and Manchester, England. were originally en-
trusted with the manufacture Of the Protectors,
by the lamented DIR. Cooper, and continue 10
manufacture according 10 hiE original instructions,
anl therefore recommend those who would wear
The Protectors" TO see % their being genuine.
ErHaHJl- nis is q staple artiris, GIIi yi0 Patent
Eeiiciae
RETAIL PRICES.
Gents Size, Sd each.
lailes do............ $50 ] 90 do.
Boys ana Misses do...--.- 7y do.
HARCOURT. BRADLEY K co.
3S linn Strra n 1G2 Nassau Sfrod,
New York, IT. s.
PslscrrAL WAREHOUSE, 102 Wood Street, Cheap
side LONDON
MtyurAcronY, KY Market Street, Manchester,
England.
III, B N ON. are establishing Depots for the
sale Of The Protector in all parts Of America.
Physicians, Surgeons Druggists, Clothiers, Dry
Goods Merchants. iiatters and Nilliners, also
Gent!emen's Furnishing Store-keepers are en-
trusted with the wholesale and retail distribution
vi them, and to whom most liberal terms are Of
iered 5f their enterprise and splendid oportun-
ty opens ID them ior ate and profitable business
For terms. apply 10
HARCOURT, BRADLEY e. CO.,
81 .fAH Str1I Nflr York, u. >.
OcroBrr /. 1854. 40-3m.
Washington telegraph., 1854-10-18
Notice IL Hereby Given,

NHAT at q Sale Of Land for the nor-pavment
= oi iaNes due thereon, held al THE Court h1,Ise
door, in the Town OF Washington. in the county,,
ol Hrmpstead, ami State oi Arkansas. pursuant ~
lawful notice given by tile Sheriff N said county.
and ~ conformity with The laws of the State of
Arkansas, on the first MoaLay iu November, IN
the year A. D. 1852, it being the irst day of said
Month--the following described tract 0r parcel
OF land was stricken on To Daniel II. Williams
who afterwards, by assignment. conyeyed the
same IN the undersigned-t0 viii:
The East halt %! the Northeast quarter or sec
ton fourteen in Township tnirteen South. in
range tWeny-slN West oI the iifta principal me
rdan, listed ana assessed ioT taxation in the name
oi n. \. Pharis. containing eighty acres. Which
said land was purchased ~ Aforesaid. tor the
aggregate amount a the taxes, penalty, costs
ana Charges due thereon iur the wears from lslD
10 ISJ2, inclusive amounting 70 the sum Of
Iwenty-sevcn dollars aud twenly-nne cents.
and 4 now hcld NV ill., undersigned by deed
oi conveyance bearing date TIE J0tn day Of Sep
temher "A. Az l,5i. duiy executed hy the Sheriff
OF Hampstead county Aforesaid. NV authority VS.
ted ~ him by the laws Of Arkansas
Now therefore. notice IL hereby given III al
persons who may Be concerned or who can 1T
up amy right, title clam To the above described
tract or parcel Ci land purchased as aforesaid
m consequence OF any InoT,la.ity. ire agIty or
iiegallty- connected with such saia, Or fnr any
tauHe OI utlect Whatever trft ln conformity with
the act o. the Legislature Of the State oi Arksn-
n IN relation to Tax Titles approved tAe 3i
day Of November. x. ID. ISs6.--the undersigned
will apply to the Cirrnit Court of Henpstead
county. at Court to be holden AZ the Courthouse
in said county. the seventh Monday aiter the
fourth Monday in March. IA. D. Z 5Tl, tor che con-
HEiaatTDn VI title n aal to said tract wv parcel 0f
land 50 purchased Aforesaid. and all persons in-
terested are hereby notified to appear at sail time
and place, and show cause, il any they can. why
the title to said land should moi be confirmed ac-
cording 70 law. JOHN ID. HERNDON.
Washington, OF. 1. 1854. 4O-Gyg.
Washington telegraph., 1854-10-18

INTERESTING FROM CHINA.-Our foreign ad-
wees by the last arrival, mentioned that the Am
erIcan Commissioner, Mr.. McLANE, had recently
gone up the river to Eankin with part of the
American squadron, but that nothing was known
Of bis proceedings A letter in the New York
Times gives detailed account of this expedi-
ton, together with report of the communica-
lions between Mr.. McLane and the Commman-
der OF the Revolutionary forces.
tSeemS from the statements of this letter that
Nj. NcLane has taken decided stand against
The revolutionary movement. On his way up
the river an application was made to the highest
military officer among the rebels, who were in
possession OF Nankin, asking for an interview, and
amember OF the Legation was sent on shore to
make arrangements for it. After some delay an
answer was received, agreeing to an interview
between the United States Commissioner and
AI-pNG-wANG, the head of the rebellion, on con-
dIon that the former would do homage and pay
tribute to the latter Mr. McLane refused to
comply with this condition, and replied that he
could not recognise the rebellious subjects of an
Emperor with whom his Government was on
terms of peace and amity and haC formed COM
mercia, treaty He therefore left them without
lurther intercourse. Nat. If.tel.
Washington telegraph., 1854-10-18
SCEalaF NCtfre.

TNHE undersigned will open a School for hors
I ~ THE Male Academy on Monday the lth
Inst, for session Of ave months, and ii desired
vacation N a month or AK weeks will be given IA
July and August.
Tuition WILL vary from SIR to $50 per session,
viz.
lst. or Elementary class, SO 90
n, Elementary Eng. with Arithmetic. H. IN
3d, the above with Geography ana Eng
lish Grammar; T. 90
4th Latin or Greek Language. a0 90
TERIS-PayaLle one hali at tAe middle w
session, the remainder al the close.
WI II. CLANCY.
Washington, Jaae ., 1883. 23-t!.
Washington telegraph., 1854-10-18
Come and see.

ZTITCHEL < FOSTER, are daily receiving
Nj a handsome aaf rich selection of fancy ar
tices. which are both useful aud ornamental
among which are Bohemian Vases. China Vases,
Sewing birds Ladies work baskets. &c. &c.
IyilE4lH g-oa, .9,srlE 20, 1854. IT
Washington telegraph., 1854-10-18
EPlGRAM.

h wonder wonder that Oxford and Cambridge profound.
Sioes o,eSinlng and science so greatly abound
And some some carry thither little each dav
we meet with so few who bring any awav.
Washington telegraph., 1854-10-18
How late is ii. Jimlr

How late Is IL, JIM.
Look at the boss and see if he's drunk yet if
he isn't, it can't be much after eleven1
Does he keep such good timer
Splendid; they setthe town clock by his nose.
Washington telegraph., 1854-10-18
A. N. CROUCH.

SunaWaW " Negro in Jail.
WAS commitdd to the Jail Of Pike county, on
w the 2ith day ol September. negro man,
who says his nam{ il JIM and that ~ belongs 70
G. w. HERN of Bbser Parish. Louisiana. Said
negro is of very BID dck complexion, about Tx feet
high, and would Aeigh/&bout one hundred and
eighty pounds-abos--r1 years ol age-a crop. off
the upper part of his r-ht ear teeth out On ethics
side OF his mouth--had two large iron rings
around his necl, when committed 70 Jail, and
saws he is carpenter.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, tina. un-
less the owner of said negro come forward ana
prove property, paw charges aud take him away,
he will be dealt with a. the law directs.
JOHN ID. HANCOCK, Jdiloy.
PIKE county, .4rsGnsas.
September 25, 1854. In. n sj 0o.l 40-iw.
Washington telegraph., 1854-10-18
Valuable RGRE l. Personal
Property for Sale, on RED river.

property for Sale, on RED river.
HNiE subscriber offers for sale his Plantation.
4 situated in Lost Prairie, lafayette, county.
in this State,
Also Fifty Valuable Slaves.
most of whom have been bred on IN, place-the
stock of every escription-caisi.ting M about
twenty mules, seven yoke of Oxen. from w W
100 head OF Cattle. 80 head OF Hogs. about four
thousand bushels of Corn. Fodder Wagons and
Carts, blacksmiths toois, and
PlaHtati0a Tfr4ilS.
The tract contains about fifteer tundred acres.
seven hundred and fifty Of which are highly im-
proved, being thoroughly ditched. ana levied wv
as to prevent overflow. with all the necessary
buildings. That portion Of the Land winch has
been longest liz cultivation produced tie past
season bale Of Cotton 70 the acre The balance
Of the tract is well timbercd nearly all arabic
and superior Cotton Land. There is on the tract
an extensive CYPRESS BRAKE. atiordlng an
ample supply of timber ior All purposes. The
known healthfuneSs OF Lost Praire-the fertility
of its soil. and exemption from overflow render
thus one OF the most valuable plantations o.. :hc
river
The Negroes are in families-there are about
THLRTT-FIyE H4NDS,
and the balance children. The addition Of ten or
fifteen hands would enable tie purchaser to meet
the deferred payments a. they become due The
Land will be sold with, Or without tile negroes ~
the purchaser may prefer.
rE' e.. La4ss- W @5 ca
One third of the purchase money will be re-
CURED in hand and the balance in three annual
instalments with eight per cent interest from
date
Any person wishing to purchase The above
described property will apply To the subscriber
residing near Spring hill, or to Gen. G. D. Roys-
ton at Washington RICHARD PRYOR.
SPRING HILL, HEurSrrAD Co.. ARx's.l !,
0tober lth, 1851 M
Eagle & Enquirer Memphis; and -Caddo
Gazette, Shreveport cony four weeks fWeekIy,
and forward accounts with paper containing no-
tice, TO this Office
Washington telegraph., 1854-10-18
WASHiNGT HOUSE,
Na-sns shin c-fc.nn hE.yras

fTNHE Proprietor, thankful for the "a
L liberal patronage heretore be- fias.4
slowed upon him. takes this method sssss,,Rss
to inform his patrons and the public s@ss5s go
generally, that, owing to the advanced prices of
provisions etc, his rates OF charges from this date
will be as follows
Board and Lodging per month SIS 90
= without = ~ II 90
= per day. ................... ! 90
Man and horse ali night. ...... .... 25
Single meal-Cinner. r........ so
supper OF breakfast. ... 30
Lodging ...... ......... 25
Horse-ieed. 2j
II. W. SMITH, Proprietor.
Washington, Arkansas, Oct. l6, 1854. l2.tt.
Washington telegraph., 1854-10-18
AGENTS:

The Committee believing that the success of
this Grrat National Undertaking win he material
y promoted by the energy aud enterprise Of in
teiiEent an1 persevering Agents have resolved to
treat with such cn the most liberal terms.
Any person wishing TO become an Agent. by
sending lnnst paiil S, rN ro-cte 5y forurH N mail
q One Dollar Engraving. a '-GiFr TICkEr,na Pro
sf'ectus. Catalogue and all other necessary in
formation.
On tie final completion oi the sale. the Gifts
Will be placed in the hands or Committee of the
purchasers to he distributed. due notice oi which
will be gwen Throughout the United States and
The Caaalas.
Washington telegraph., 1854-10-18
NOTICE.

William Caughran and Peggy)
Caughran, his wife Benjamin
Bland and Martha Bland. bis wife;
Daniel Ward and Mary Ann
Ward, his wife George G. Ward
and Lucinda Ward his wife: Miles
j. Enochs and Minerva Enochs
his wife, and other heirs and dis {
tributes OF the Estate Of John
Henderson, decd.
TO
The unknown and nonresident
heirs and distributes Of said
Estate.
TAKE NOTICE, that we will apply TO Il
Il Hampstead Probate Court, at the Janual
Term, 1855, of said Court, Tor an order to part
ton and divide the Slaves belonging to the Esta
OF said John Henderson. deceased
WILLIAM CAUGHRAN. and Peggu
CaasaraH Ct Ql.-Jy A. II. GARLAND,
.9toyney.
October fOth, 1854. 42-Gw.
Washington telegraph., 1854-10-18

ftNiE subscriber offers for sale his Plantation.
4 situated in Lost Prairie, lafayette, county,
in this STATE
Washington telegraph., 1854-10-18

Reference 10 regard TO the Real Estate, F. J.
NIS>cHER q Co.. Real Estate Brokers New York
Orders tp0st paiG.) with money enclosed. 10 be
addressed, J. W. H0LBR0OKE, Secy.
50j Broadway, n. Y.
D-ihe Ensravings in the catalogue are now
ready for delivery
.frgRgf both. 1854 35-6m
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LEGAL NOTICES.

SDPRxnk ooUKT;.ik IN. AATfng or gHH Ar
- plioAsion Of she Mayor Aldermen and Comm ..
me city Of New York by ths Croson A9usduat Board
ty relative 70 ths acquiring OF lands reservoir
she SAID city between Eghsy and Ninety sixth
ma yifth seventh In lhe said city NE NsysA
Aldermen aud Comm onatsy The csy OF New York by Ii.
Croon Aeusdue. DspaI%sas q ..d sty pursuant N,
reservoir In the city Of New York pas ed June
S hreenfths being present. hereby give nssios ths
sWusrs Issees parties and respectively ENTITLED
nnts or interested 4 Abe lands hsrsditanen
aud premises hereinafter and
Win Apply % The Court Of the State Of New Yor
general Uf the said seurt 10 be held Nhe 9th
ysbrsaxy 1854 - ths opsnins Of ths sou thas aaS
os.t q three esnnssioae q aplrsis y We shove saN
lied matter ~ eotmA1p In favor Of the several
psxss ana pen sterssaia ajus and equitable con
psusaeon for taking Al ehoes lAaa: euemsa0 heredits
ixsA sxssE aaa 80 IA seventh avenues, 3 ssia sis
Aad which the sid Croton Aqusdus Board doom AdvsaS
aeSuirsa ssE shs lgrpes. q ssa.:Fsssnx
laid ont The nar pAn Of said city uAdsf ana s.
virtue Of aeA entitled "AA set relative 10 mprsvsmsn
an ~ 1 S iSH. -" '-' Eo8xIf ]. BILOXI,
oaAsA usw Ysxk. Jan. MA
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EVAPORATION N0TIcE.-PUBLIC NOTICE rs HERE
q Al a. uses ard ie proved uuim rovsd Ian sheet
- thereby that the following nave been o
plsted Assessors In hrs of the
Burssu a. ami alton BY al persons In.
Fifty fourth and Fty-.hira strts and ieStn avsnue
The limits embraced include all the
houses A. lots pisces aud
cells Of and situated south side Fifty fourth street, boz
between Fifty shird and and esst side
Fifty fourth street Ali persons whose interests
ed by aud who opposed
the same either them requested present
objections writing 70 the undersigned At their ofoe No.
BAH Records within thirty the date Of this
notice WlLLIsM GAGE
CHARLES J. DODGE }Assessora
CHARLES MoNIgLL}
Once Bureau Of Assessments Street Department. JAn Is
1884.
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QTRnnf DAPAR1NEH1, NO. 4 HALL or 94CORDA-
~ ~ synss q water nGhs On The North rvss. On We
nGghsfly une u Hammond srssA The wsssexy line o.
Vet street " Me sxtsetor line Of thirteenth avenue VIII
ae sake nee.es Aas ths following rssoutos passsd The
To senstnst pisr 80 tie water from the ss
1eiss westerly line Of Thsssnsh foos
nAqnsnt srss sse thai ss~han expense shs,ssf
RaA b. We owner g oyns o. property ths lot Aeins
s9Wsst - s exterior line Of Thteensh avenue sai
- the An9 81 The ssvshsry half q that psvson q
HanRoAd sset Mt.diaE along seiA bnls shs szs
80 tps Of fhirteen aud also oNuer =
sVns u properly the uorheriy line Hammcnd stse
sv1os siA SulkhsaA bs requ 70 al ths nortSsry hs
anncaa sgssA eppesss sAAd buakhsad; aiso shsA ~
III pisf buikheaA and the nnE sides 81 ss3
eeicn Hsnnsn1 srvs be required BE- done aal sc0
uetsd ~ direction Of Street and
aa o. saa WORK b. reqried 70 scmpessd visha a
nonAhs hs Aats Of ths pAeskxs those resoluons
JAa tUpty rsr.rs norn1'rsicnsv
Hov ysqg ysr u. Isss
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NorIoE.-Ps BIG NorIoE rs HERa

CORPORATION NoTIox.-Pg BLlo NOTICE Is HERE
owen 70 shs owner or ownsrs occupant Or occupants
q thereby, THAI the following assessments have
plated By NE Assessor and lodged In the once
0ukeAu Of Assessments exAmts ali psrsons
isrssted, Via -1or ann On lots The limits embraced
b. gueh include al the Loss
0s neE s1e Of street from sorne Of seventh
Ve side Of Seventh Fiy hun.
dsA asl wNy eight feet inches north; and
0puth a1s 1y street. hundred feet west OF
Seventh twenty ave fses west thsesoG All persons
Who0a interests affected by ths
and who opposed 70 the either II ths
Quesed 70 present their objections In writing ths under
Gnod Of their oes No Hall Of RssordS within thirty
days fiom ths dats Of This notios
- WILLIAM GAGE
CHARLES J. DODGE. ASSESSOR
CHA kle3 McNIALL,)
0@es, Dsau Of AsssssnsAts, street DspartmsnA JaA o.
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GkhAT SPsksfNG sXuIBir ON WILL BE 1iyzv
n ~ fsntcs sullivan Tussssy jan. a. 1885, which viii
nss pisoskt tstst rnssns siliisry Herdqua No.
snst ever snen pace IN Hsw ferk and NJ ~ iivAp
70 give sersrs a Tbs All Be Lis last
before The pybi, aDs 10 DO hoped his friends will not
street Finsr tirs~ss - eests or-hs.-- .irts
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ExrRA PAR. 60, TO UNITKD STATES NAVY san
~ orr and marines United stass Navr ssilors and
marines whs ssrysd In sey " weasel In Abe Paeiac oesas
a any 70 1884 aud the widows hegre
such who dlst In service since their sschsres Gas
promptly obtain then double pay and sorssy s.e vsras
Of EDWARD BISSkLi, aNena
And Gate, Purssr n, No 81 VAL street bassnssA
iuss sb,ve Pearl s y. P.As soldiers bounty isst
ysrN ei.siass ~ hksye
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ANTHOLOGY.

A sTROLO0Y AND PHYsIO0NOMY-THE CHE
"A brstsd DR.. 7. Shuman. sweds BY birth, be
suited AL events Of life, past present future
dsnes 10 l7e Chamber street, Greenwich.
MATRIMONIAL oYRIc1. 20 GRBAT JONES STREET
w sornx Of BewsE Those wi.hias y fern mairins
sddrssnE post paid Mrs Prev stsR Who opened NJ
srmonia register, whereby aay lady senslsman msy
real nsns business. references
cerning letters Interviews strictly eoAAdsnt Terms
81. in advance Ne letters notics unless pest paid.
TyH1 MOST WONDERFUL AsrR0LoeIsf IN Tnl
world Madame hORR0w she b ths seventh dAushtes
Of seventh dAughtsr and born With natural gh b
M The events shs chow. ths likeness Of fatufs
houghts and has been the Of bringing hundfsds
pairs tcgethes WHO enjoy Abe eaSsss happne
y ths tsndsrest ssines which ass:ss The hama!
Vice. fou11sd ths eternal prnsiDiss q maxs seisuos
70 BIesns street bssvsss oaasss aaA 0sanSia ossss
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N0RPORATIOH NOTlCD.-PUpLlo NOTICE 10 HIRE
~ ~ givsn 70 the occupant occupants
q all houses and lots, improved laad Affected
ehersAy that the following have
n Ne Asssser asd are LOGGED n We sos Of ths Bussas
u Assossmsnts for examination By all ntsrssts1
S-1cr paving AAd AagGne rorsSnrst Steee from Broad
gay Sinh aysnnA The limits embraced u
pieces and parcels Of lAsd stasssA both dss
Toxty nreS street. Broad bixth AL
oons M cted BY the allowances
nsnis who opposed 70 the sans 81 shsf Of sm
requested their obsoons In wdng the
endrsnsa ~ their once, No. Hall Of Rseesds, vithia
thirty days IRON the date Of shis NOTICE
WILLIAM 0A0B,
CHAkLRS J. DuD0k Asseepora.
OHAkLsS McHIaL, }
o, 1854.
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SyORPORArION NOT ICE-PUBLIC NOTICE Is HERE
~ by Owen 70 the occupant occupants
of AL houses lots lands II
esse thereby has the filo~ns asss rmelu have been
Bureau Assessments Tor examination BY all persons In
ksgsstsA vA-for All sunksn ots The lims embraced
b assessment include all lots
vseant loss pieces and parcels Of sisuatsd
dde Of First hundred feet i've inches south
nom Forty strest south eide Forty dfth Asrcst
hundIsd and any feet west of First All psrsons
ond who opposd 20 ths same either Of the
QueetsA their objections writing under
6gned 81 their once no. Hall Of Records Within thirty
days lxoO the 6ate Of ths notice.
WILLIAM GAGE.
CHA RLES J. DODGE $Assessors.
CHARLE6 MeNlELl~
Once Bufsauef Askessnsnts etceet Department. Jan. 10
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COAL.

DEE seH COAL, sPOHN AND LEWIS WINS By TIE
~ Aes are respectfully advised that the ssb
Are prepared 70 supply N greatly increaeed quaint
Of Belmont and Cumbela favorable terms on
board vtsesn ~ ron ehmend, canal from Port
bon. n. TYLER 4 20.
WWalnut street. phfiadsphia.
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NorloE-puBLIc NOTICE IS asRl

CORPORATION NOTlCE.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is HBRl
OEva 70 ths evnsr occupant occupants Of
al keupes and lots improved lands dected
thereby that the following have been osmpss
The Assessors and lodged in once Of the
q As.ssnSnts fos examination By 81 psr.ons tnssrssss
viz Tos nng sunksn lots fhe limits embraced By such
include all tho several houes and lots ground
vaeaAt lots Dsces and psrees OF land stuAted sousi
80 Of 1h1xteeath from Q point
- go ron rrss avenus An ps.ssns who's: interests
Eossd - Me either them
khsiI eHeoNena writing 70 the undersGnsd their Of
lee, uc Han Of Rsoords within thirty The daa
q thb ne0ee. MlLLlAn GAGE
CHA6ES J. DODGE Assessor
CHARLR6 MeNklLL y
0ss DvSsau u Assessments, ssrsss Dspastmsnt Jan 81
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CORPORATION NOTICE-DkPARfMENT or RI
pair saa sspplss Jsa lss4-ssaled proposals. will
pqqplss Ne. lMsv City Hail. unsn saturday, Jaa. a. ~
we've eeleck H - whea sms shey vi b. opened to as
twe IRE alarm bells 20 b Asnsln the hsedout 81
bN teWeI md In the thirty thd bell AN
nfEmnon iA regard thereto be had - the ohoe Of
Uenniaiensx u RspAirs ana Supplies No NeW City Hail.
where blank eetlmases be had. n. B. The Commits
ense the right 70 et all Of tho estimates
deemed IT the interest Of tae corporation.
BARTH0LOM1W B. PURDY,
Commissioner Of Repairs and 6uppHeA