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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-03-29
.JVSV RECEIVED,

a FINE lot Of Oranges, Lemons, aud
Ia. Candy Of oil kinds, also Mineral Waters
OF all Ilavors, which ! intend keeping during
the season, with plenty OF ice,
Marsh 22 GEO. RYNEAL.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-03-29

GARDEN SEEDS. sew EARLY aND LATE
4 have another large and excellent assortment
z Of 81. Clair'S warranted Garden Seeds,
comprising the entire varieties, which deem
Unnecessary 10 enumerale. Call and axamine
for yourselves.
Feb S, 1854. JNO. Il. HARRISON.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-03-29
SOMETHEyG NEW,

(tAIL al the New Depot and examine my large
l stock Of French Engravings aud Oil Paint
ings, which can sell at astonishing low prices ~
January Is, 1854 b Il BOYD Fs
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next move, after II Is found that the
"no license" is able to abate the evil
Of intempcrancc Shall the use Of
the great "bugger-boo," King Al
cohol," rs it is called in every
form, be interdictcd ? This seems to
be the natural sequence; and after
this, there will be other infringomcnts
Of personal rights on the part OF
the bare majority. We say again, and
do hope that we are not misunderstood j,
that there is principal involved in
the question Of ''liccnsc or no license"
that is dangerous to NEEDLE with" II
raising the cost Of lccnce from time
to time, will not produce the desired
effect. we are inclined to believe that
the tide Of humanity will roll on
diving in one excess, from another, in
an endless retrogradc progression"
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between taking away rights, by tell.
ing him he must desist,. and telling
him ho may do SO and SO, but be must
first pay u taz which amounts to an
absolute FORMULATION.
The closing Of grogshops is not a
violation Of the rights Of citizens. The
protection gifts subjects is the great
end Of all governments and whenev-
er any great evil arises, be it moral or
physical, it becomes the duty Of that
government to abate the evil for tho
moral interests Of people are Of far
greater Importance than mere physi-
cal rights; both as regards enjoy.
ment Of happiness and the perpetuity
Of the government. Especially is this
the case in republics, where every citi-
zen has u voice in Legislation. The
minority are always sufficiently pro-
tccted by the organic laws, which re.
quires all legislation to DO gencrI :
and it is to be hoped there will always
be sufficient virtue, in the mass, and
in occupants Of Office, to prevent Vi
Jo'ation Of the rights Of the minority,
however small.
As to "the result" we have no ex.
pericnce to produce on this head,
neither is it altogether safe to rely up
on theory. But there is one light in
which this matter may be viewed, that
ought to settle the question. The
License" system has been tried from
time immcmorial Now lot US give u
fair trial to the mo License" system
and see if we cannot do better-ccr-
tainly we can do no worse for men
Nov, drink all the ardent spirits
they desire, and they can do no
more. IL.
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PURE SODA WATER.

THE undersigned has just received from
L Philadelphia a new Soda apparatus, OF
the latest and most improved style, which
will enable him to supply his customers
with PURE SOFA WATER, prepared freshly
every morning; the cooler will be con-
stantly filled with Ice, and the Syrups are
prepared by himself from the best materi-
ais. To suit the taste of his numerous
patrons, he has prepared the following de-
licious Syrnps, to favor the Soda, viz:
Sarsaparilla, Lemon, Pineapple, Straw
berry, Raspberry, Goosberry, Vanilla Orange
Ginger, Orange flower, Blackberry, Mint
Capsicum, Wrectar, and Cognac Syrups.
N. B. IS Sodo tickets sold for ST.
June II VIM BOGEL, lafayette Il.
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DREADFUL RAILROAD ACCIDENT
The city papers contain lengthy &C.
counts Of tho terrible railroad disaster
that happened on the 4th inst, on the
Baltimore and Susquehanna Railroad,
by which some thirty persons lost their
lives. and q great number were multi
ated. The accident is attributed to
gross carelessness. and the company
should be made to pay las far rs it is
possible for money to do SOY the full
extent Of tho damages.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-07-15

At the last meeting of the Boston
Common Council, Mr.. Kelly offered
an order that in all cases where APP
plication is made for the use of Fanu-
iel Hall, for public meeting, when
such prayer is granted, it shall be on
condition that Wendell Philips and
Theodore Parker shall not speak at
such meeting, and move to assign it
for consideration on Thursday evening
next at nine o'clock" The chair
doubted whether the order should be
received, as the Council had no juris-
diction in the matter, but finally con-
sented to do so. Mr.. Braincrd moved
to add the name of Benz. Il. IIallctt
to the category. The chair ruled an
amendment out of order. Mr.. Warren
moved to assign the consideration of
the order for ninty-nine years hence.
The chair also ruled this motion out
Of order, as the power of the Council
terminates with the present year. Mr..
Warren then moved its reference to
the next City Council--rcjected-
The assignment as moved by Mr. Kel-
ly, was then carried by a vote Of Is to
14.-DeIlu.
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~Thc Quitman Intelligence takes
US to task, for putting Baton Rouge
first in the list Of places, on account Of
fecundity. We had an article some
time ago, in which VIC reviewed at 2
single dash, all the giant Vegetables
and curious twins, placed on the edit
or's table, this prolific season. On
closing that notice, we took occasion
to mention the fact that lady-a few
days previous to that notice (under
the influence of tho waters of Eureka)
gave birth to three squalling native
Americans, all living and kicking at
ono another Nth juvenile vigor Of in
tcllect. The 1ntelllgencer informs us
now, that such q fact does not create
much marvel in East Mississippi. He
says that only few weeks previous
to that notice, lady in that region,
did the same amount of valuable ser.
vice for her country.
Since baby shows have become fash
ionable, and premiums are offered for
tho "bcst looking" the same agricul-
tural society should offer rewardsfor
the largest crop. Two are certainly
better than one; and leaving Quit
man out Of the question, we say three
at a time, is very hard to beat.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-07-15

Ex-Presidcnt Ccvallos of Mexico, or
tho LIST inst discharged the pleasing
duty Of presenting the medals and
premiums awarded at the annual exam.
ination Of the young ladies in the Miss
es Tyson's Seminary ut Washington.
Among other distinguished persons
present were Minister Almonte and
lady, whose daughter was numbered
among the pupils.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-07-15

ETOur neighbor the "vis.," has
o chapter in chronicles, that would do
honor to Sir John Froissart. We
think Muggins the Scribe, has fast
hold on Immortality, and must float
down the tide Of time, to tho rcmotcst
posterity. Muggins the Scribe has
selected a subject for his Chronicles
that must certainly remain indissolu-
bly, connected in future history, with
tho great events Of the Pierce dy-
nasty.
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j. A. TROUSDALE,

Surgeon DentiM Baton Rouge La.
I y ES ECTFuLLY offers his Professional Services
~ TO the Gentlemen and Ladies OF East aud
West Baton Rouge, and surrounding country.
All operations such ~ Plugging, Cleansing,
Extracting snd Inserting Teeth on pivot and from
one TO an entire set on Plate, performed In the
most durable, scientific and skiflful manner, and
according to the most approved plan. ONCE, the
rooms recently occupied by Dr.. Mann, over Qu,g-
gins, Shoe Store.
gN-we have seen and Ind dental operations
performed by DR.. J. A. TKousDALE, and from the
fatbfulpess Of his work and the Satisfactory mau-
In which he operates, we cheerfully recou-
mend him to all who may need his services.
DIR. II II. Day, DR.. q. u. Mann.
DR.. II. J. Saunders. John Muggah
DR.. Ethan Allen. @. NJ. Carpantier.
Vim. r. Hadeigh. David Robbins.
Hon. II. b. Brashier Jas. NJ. Mnggah.
Hon p. g. BatheL J. N. WaGord.
WIN. J. Nash. r. NJ Richardson.
Hon. D. D. Richardson. J. Y. Sanders
Hon. Octave CorDay. Antoine Como.
[july-4yl Parish OF st. Mary, June 10Th 1854.
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Cistern Making.

THE subscriber, is now prepared to
l. make Cisterns to order, in tho very
best style, and will warrant his work. Ho
will keep stock Of the best lumber al
ways on hand, and will attend TO putting
his work up. Carpenters work, and re-
pairing attended to. G. L. SEES.
Near the Jesuit College.
O. Orders left at the Post Office address
sed as above will meet prompt atten-
ton. June -0m.
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EOR SALE.-The subscriber Offers IA
i for sale on the most reasonable ila
terms, his Dwelling House and lot
situated on Church street, near Hackett r
Brooks store--a bargain may be had by
making immediate application
june-27-1m. JOHN T1LANO.
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NOTICE ~

TIE undersigned having purchased
L the FAMILY GROCERY and PROVISION
STORE OF A. Is. HoDGEs, deceased, and all accounts
due the same--hereby give notice to all those in
debted, to come forward and make payment with
out further notice, at their store, opposite V.
ueude's Dry Good Store.
July ID, 1854. CHARLOTTE & HOFFMAN.
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A committee Of the Chicago councils
have resolved to accept the plan for
tunneling Chicago river as proposed by
tie American Sub Marine Tunnel
Company, of New York. It is to be
finished by the LIST Of May. 1856, made
Of cast iron; entrance on a grade not
exceeding one foot fall in nine The
plan to be two wagon tracks. each ten
feet wide, and two feet ways, eachfour
feet wide, the former eleven feet high.
and the latter seven feet. The TOP of
the tunnel to be not less than twelve
feet below low water mark for $50
feet in the centre of the riyer,-DeIto.
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Office Of The Baton Rouge and Clinton I
Plank Ro0I Co,u,,ouu

NOTICE is hereby given TO the Stock
~ holders of the Company that an In
stalment of Ten per cent on the amount OF
stock subscribed (s2 so per share will b.
due and payable on Monday the 18th day
of September next (ls54.) By order of
the Board. ALFRED SHOPPERS.
jnly-l4-1S54. Sec'ry
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N Office.

Notice.
A N Election will be held on Monday the
n 3ist Of July, at Jas. H. Johnston's
store, Bayou Crosse Tet., ut 10 o'clock A.
NJ. for the purpose Of taking the sense Of
the stockholders in the Baton Rouge, Crosse
Tete and Opelousas Plank Road Company
upon the question Of change to a rail road
company, and also Of Tn increase Of the
capital stock Of said company.
lnly-4-td. JAS. II. JOHNSTON.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-07-15

The business Of the U. s. Supreme
Court grows beyond all precedent
The reports of the last term will fill two
large volumes, whereas previously, one
volume was found sufficient for the pro-
ceedings of a term.
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Auction Sale.

MILL be sold on reasonable terms, the
w Stable now occupied by VIM. CLINE,
ifcaled for within ten days, otherwise it
will be sold at public Auction
July Idiots. L. f. POWERS & Co.
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1t is asserted very positively by the
letter writer's that Gen. Campbell, late
Mexican boundary commissioner will
certainly be appointed the commission
or on behalf Of the United States to
run the new Mexican boundary under
the Gadsden trcaty,-Orleansau.
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Election .

Election.
DY VIRTUE Of an act Of the Legislature
ID adopted at its last session, and in COM
pliance to resolution Of the Board OF Sc
lectmen OF the town Of Baton Rouge, adop-
ted on the third day of July, an election
will be held in the town Of Baton Rouge
on the Goth day Of July 1854, for the pur-
pose Of taking the sense Of the people Of
this Corporation. OH the subject of license
The election will be held in the Corporate
Wards separately, and the vote Of each
Ward shall be decisive on the question for
Or against license, so far as relates to said
Ward.
The election in the First Ward will be
presided by d. A. Cunningham and A. W.
Bell In thu second by P. A. Walker and
II. T. Waddill.
The tickets will have on them "License'
or "No License.o
The polls to be opened from 0 A. N. I'm.
til p. NJ.
J.R. DUFRoCQ, Mayor.
July 9Th 1854.
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To Consumers
DEAL, ever intent to supply his Gus
- toners at the lowest prices, is for
the present offering at retail
Hay, at 81 80 per hundred.
Corn, - 10 cents bushel
Oats, IS cents do.
Bran, ST. 40 per hundred.
Quantities of either, sold for less than
the above quoted prices. Terms cash.
may-10. JOSHUA BEAL.
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Just Received from St. Louis.
90 BAGS White Corn. Also for
C<F sale, Flour Lard and Bacon,
july 10y. S. NJ HART & Co.
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n The article Of G., is Mt hand
We sympathize with tho writer, and
could any good DO effected by publ
cation, We would, without my hesita-
ton spread ii before the public. There
is much personal wrong done, under
the cover Of friendship; indeed this is
the guizc that imposition always hath
put on" so that We are justified in
doubling most, those who approach
nearest to us.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-07-15

DECEIVED by ship Neptern from Bre-
IL men, large supply of Drugs and
Chemicles, warrented the best and purest
articles in their line. At the same time
200 lbs Snuff, different sorts. Invite all
amiteurs to call and examine the same.
June IS. 4 GOLDAANH.
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J. M. II HALLIDAY.
PARISH 6U1VEYOR,

1AN1b12 0U0vG XVN.
alice Corner Z1iyd anil Laurel sts-Over Ma
Port O0gce
WILL attend to all orders for surveying
w in the Parish Of East Baton Rouge
Persons desiring to build in town, can have
the lines Of their property accurately given
In his absense from town letter addressed
to J. N. H., at the Post office. will meet
prompt attention. (lune 23-y.
NOR SALE.-The house and lot lately
i occupied by Philip Burg situated on
Third street. Apply to
may-J6.tf. THOS. pRENDAGAST
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I'm Store for Sale.

ON0 bbls. Cape Lime.
ZUU 30 :" st. Louis Flour.
juy-5-f 8. NJ. HART 4 90.
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ULLIEsrS GRAND BAL PARl.
FULL zvzN1NSSr Dsxss BALL.

METROPOLITAN HALL
0, hid return sn Isu. oI .h.
s'nshsn II cisis S4t iHd NV Orleans
BALL PARh or HULL ayININd DRESS BALI
Sn r..
On this 0''''''e o6 81 :nssTf ORCHESTRA,
and eminent Solo Psermsrs viii make their appearance,
First AND ONLY. TIM IN TIN BALL ROOM,
s,S Ri from 4! ss saS vs'd selection Of dance ns
r.. .A.. 2. z, s.en.sR asD
Tsi:ss onsSriiis: Poiiss. seAossisehss o.leps As.
that have ben played during his extended series 81 Concerts
possible ss:
submit d: s SnsSs:. :.; Siss:::sso.x.,r.
m. sn.. ... y H.i Vii this evening
e into vs s g psas: e Which x b a.
ana S'sssa ~; s:1: The ~ -
Ing ss nsss .sssesSs and perfect ss Rom ss world
The enhance hall. sssIv:ys and corridors viii b
Dseof.ssd With sssssi YioSss and isssis Plants.
sdswsi. % prossos ne vsNfs from exposure 70 ne
weather -
Ths Sale Dc Daass Win exhibit entirely new decoration
BRILLIANTLY lLLvnuArxD A GloRSo,
presenting coup ~ 3 sG rs; aSv'l and Elective
AND
vas with wines ofrss vnssGs specially selected for the
Ticket admitting Gsniensn ssd Lay. 30
1'''' li sTfr d;iIi stf9 i1lR1
tain adnissios 70 sSis bail = ''-'''S As'' =
nay :: = y. y = Hss
mitsss or-sf M. A. thappsiL Secretary.
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TIRRY LEASE AT PUBLIC AUCTION.-YMAuUu
II Department, city Of New York, Dsosmbr n, lBs3-h
Of resolution Of the Common Council Of ~
lsth Of Dscsmssr i.:ssss and th: seventh settler q -
Comptroller win sell at public auction e the hiGhes bdds
With adequate security 1t the City Hail. the Art dap 9
February next NJ o'clock In the afternoon. asS =
the right establish maintain ferry from Us q
Hudson liver TO Pavonie avenue In ths STATE Of Neg
Jersey and thence back again. together with ths p 80
bukhsad At the foot Of street. with AL the proA
privileges advantageL and emolumsnts arising from sA4
Ferry pier and bulkhsad the Of ven iron ~
~ 4: q n lease e q: S: w a
Jesse and ts appsndsgss v be required pay e
cent q Sd for Il: annual rssS 70 spsy o. .
remit the hrst yeas u case he szsents ss with "
He win be required also furnish oblsston q 49,
time executed By two surees 70 this efot that he win
execute bond with surete TO be approved BY We Mayo
and Comptroller for the punotuai payment Of The rcd
quarter yearly and for the execution sovsnsa
e The lease n: tsis q The aussioass sss the
covenants Of the lease 70 be IA the usual form Of ferry sas
vision required ~ tie seventh section 81 the amended
ohsrtsr Of 1873 that al persons who may bscons purchae
appraised vsustioa the boats Suidsss ssd other properly
Of the former essess actually nssssaRy for the purposes
city for or b. sonnsotien wth ths PIER slip hulkheeA
proposed y b scssa Surs9 As t@n e s1sh issss -
70 feet vde with IS By 40 fees and the buihhssd -
loot Of Chambers street All the ferry dxturss ~
the north de Of pier 3d. and 70 Be oonsrustsd accord
ing to to be sub nitted to- and approved By resolus
Of the Common Council nap showing the extent -
resolution. may be seen 81 ths Ccmptrollsrs once
A, @. TLAG0, ComptroIleg.
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RARcAINs r0R LADI.A-MADAMn BARNnTr E3
ID Broadway respectfully insrma ths ladies that she nov
s the II her 9sxAst ana Stock
Of water miIiusry, caps hAtdfessA s.troiterss sad
cast lower thsn iornsr priced An nspscson soieted
DARp EMBROIDERY, SLIGHTLY SOII.RD, Ar Oh.
II eide1 kerEains 70 close eur MI t9p.vsssicss An
w III AZ, Co. ,;S g rs: 40 a. e.,
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$3s:5as AsSS 4as

CORPORATION N0TICK.-PUBLICN NOTICE IS HERE
By given to the owners occupant occupants
q 4. house. sad ots improved unmp owed lands sset
psted the and lodged the ece Of the
Bureau Of for exsmi By all persons inter
between Fifth ana Sixth The lni embraced ~
nuch include all the several and lots
vacant lots pieces and Of land situ
Ated south aide Of Eighteenth street, between fifth and
Sixth All persons whose interests are affected By
The above nansd sssssnssts and Who opposed the
either them requested their obso
tions IN writing the undsrsignsd at their ON w. No
Han Of Rsoord within thirty Gays from the Of th
b" CHARLES J. DODGE {Assesssra
n CHARLES NcNEILL. y
Oss. Burau q Asssssmsnts, sArssA Department. jan
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~ 1854 Owners want ~ this once for piece
striped elh, ant piece black SILK aad pals ps.ol
suppose4 70 be ~ Lam and buffalo robe horse
HER and susbien found. Also, At ths Third DISTRICT
poles court Esz Market for two pisess hsoadssah sup
49, GEoRcE w. nArsHLL. chsf Of Police.
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TyORPORATIoN ATTORNEY NOTIcE-THR ATrsN
~ en Of the public respectfully called to the foowin
section. Of The corporation ordinances entitled Of the
g snH 49, ~ ICE, nircn - ao Any
compliant being made 70 this once
= The Mayor Aldernsn and Commcnalty Of the city Of
New York in Common Council sonvsnsd, DO ordan fol-
lows aM
Sss The owner or occupant Or person having change
hesss ether let oro Of Groaad II the
city ofNsw York shall vihin the four hours every
NJ ofsnev. o. hail. rain. which shall freeze tbs side
walks and In the CUTTERS the 10 be removed
rsy on on shs ana 70 ths brsadth Of one eet
os Of Me gutter oppcss sush house. building l lama
paid By TIE said owner occupant person having charge
Sse In case hs ios Of snow shall be osnsealsd that
ssanst b removed without injury 70 the the
laA a1srssa shall within The arss f,ur hours amer
hs Dgsiso = vth ashss or sand, ths
penalty u dollar 70 be paid by the occupant
- JOHN d. ASKIN,
cerperstisA Attorney, ofnos No. New City Han.
New York. January, 1854 8M
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uSS isaoHPP s f66sSRE1fiisST': u..l.., p.r....r.

RARNyRs AMER!CAN NUsRUM.-NEw YEARS
sss sxssns y sseo MOI eRusSs ss
C0URTsHiR Aantanes . the whole Museum. 70 sss the
Is esnts children under tsn i2K ssnts seats II the Par
qust l2A cents sxxa Secured Ssa. IN Dress Circle 80
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CUPnKnn CoURT-IN TIE MATTER OF rHI AP
- plication Of the Mayer Aldermen and CennonAly Of
The city New York. Crotch Aguedass Board o. sad
city relative 70 The as9grsE q snds g, nsw
ana Sifsh AZ Seventh aysnus 4 The ss ssy We nsys
croten Aqs.dse Dspasmsns e SAD city 2 hs
for rsss!vor \ The city Of New York pas cd james
1885, three being present. hereby Give n,tes e the
ss.s inssfestst i ths lanss ts.snsns
v apply The Supreme Court Of the State Of New York
q sassa ts cf the said sourt 70 be held - ne Css
Hall the city Of New York, Friday tho Oth day OF
February 1854 opsnss Of the oosrs on ths. day o.
thereafter counsel be heard Tor the Appoine
nst three commissioners Of appraisal n shs sh,vs snt.
lied matter estimate n favor Of the SEVERAL owners s
ssss parties persons aferssAd and equi able
pssssion failing all those isads snsnes hc!sdtts
msnts lie Bighty xth and Ninety
18th sssss ass fish aas ssyssth ..ssu:. IN ssd
% acquired for Abe Of censtrustnG
vo In hs city Of New which sad lands and prsmes
virtue q seS sntilied IA act relative 70 in
p nj s -" hl ''s R Is sss DS.f5s
Counse! ~ the CoryorAtien anA Gre. Al. Board.
Dated New Ferh, San. q 1854 ants
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LEGAL NOTICES.

NIw YORK COMMON PIE As.-rHE GOVERNORS OF
the Alrshorss Of shs sisy and county q New Yort
PerhamYou hereby and required 70
the complaint In i action, Of which copy 10 herewith
said complaint on the subseriber a. BE once No New
City Hall the city OF York. within twenty days afsr
the service hsrs exclusive ths day Of such service and
yeu fail the said complaint withia the time
Aforesaid the pla ntihs in this action will apply " The
court for the relief denanded IN the complaint
JOHN B. HASKIN PLANTING Attorney.
Dated New York, December %, 1883
Ths sumnops npalnt IN The above entitled action
were sled in Clerk Of the city and Of
New York q the City Hail. IN said city, on the 80 day Of
January, 1854.
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