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court or the claimant, who in this case was
son Of the person who did the service, haa
called on me TO prove his declaration or any
part Of It. should have done It in court or
by affidavit, and neither you nor any other
person should charge me with impunity in
stating what knew was false.
| never made any bargain with either of
the claimants To procure a pension on com
mission or in any other way, nor have at
any time received money Of them knowing
or mistrusting il was fraudulenily obtained
and yet through the malice Of two persons
then residlne IN the town of Norwich, and
the arbitrary and las think unjust procee ed
ings of the Circuit Court, | am compelled
to pay to the United states, which | have
never wronged but have peried my life to
protect and secure its just rights. the sum Of
Twelve or fourteen hundred dollars and stand
pub lished by you TO the world as having
committed the crime Of forgery and false
swearing. leave you, sir, to the kind OF.
fees OF my friends.
! WILLIAM SwEATT.
Thetforj, Oct. 80, 1854.
c. Having copied an article (aot editor
ial,) to which DR.. Sweat takes exception
we have felt bound to publish the above, al
though the DR.. in our judgment has gon,
more into details than was necessary. Dr.
Sw estt requests editors, who have publishes
the article alluded to, TO copy the above.
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Poisoned Liquor. We have recently met
with many complaints about crugged and
poisoned whiskey. In former aud more hon
est times, from two to three gallons of whis-
key were distilled out of bushel Of grain
now. with the aid Of poisoned Ingredients.
distillers often manufacture four gallons to
the bushcl which will carry head equal to
the first proof, with destruction and death
to the drinker. Much Of the common VIII :.
key now sold is n vile compound which
would poison the stomach Of hog The
stanton Spectator says It is quite common
to find any quantity Of fish berries, and white
sediment resembling lime, IN the bottom of
whiskey barrels. Thousands Of slaves, to
say nothing Of the whites. are no doub,
yearly killed by drinking such a poisoned Ii
quid. Richmond Inquirer.
The proceedings of one of the Know
Nothing lodges in New York city, last week,
became so violent that the gas was turned
off. and general fight ensued. I, is stated
that in the melee an excandidate for mayor
was thrown out Of the seconu story window
and severely injured.
The Ohio State Journal publishes the Of.
fetal vote of every county in the State bu'
three, aud the majority for Swan for Judge
Of the Supreme Court is 1886.
A bright-eyed little girl in one of the Bos
ton schools was given lesson to perform in
writing the other day. The teacher. pisslng
her desk some time afterwards, noticed tina
she had written more than he had told hel
to- He inquired why she had done so am
then added, slightly vexed. " You must be
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Michigan Boy VS.. Humbird.

IT IL we'll understood by the people of this vicinity
l generally, that, on the "a day Of October, uoi
ting match Cd al Montpelier on the Washington
Connt, souias beIween the tfoting horse MfCuIG IN
BOY aud the pacing mare HUME RID, far purse Of
ha, doliau. The purs was awarded TO the Pacing
Mare. The owner Of the Michigan hoy ihinks that
he lost the purse In Consequence Of Ms horse being
So.ed with dIugs administered To him ~ a pail al
water after the horse arrived the ground, BY somo
psrson OF persons unknown.
The N .chigsn Boy % IN a measure recovered fiom
the injury sustained by said drug siaa, and his e1ds
are noe prepared 10 match han ssaizst the pacing
mare Hambifd tor purse Of $50, mile heats, beet
three ia 6ve-say time ~llhia three weeks, oa the
Darlington ,foiting course. -
Nov. lsi lssA sIaASSEh.
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Terrible Casualty,

Sad Catastrophe l---Raiirodd .4ccideni!N
On the night Of eighteen hundred and
fifty-two, the locomotive and entire train on
the National Democratic line, was thrown
from The track. and precipitated down an
ernbankment at the crossing of the Missouri
Compromis' line. I he train went down on
the south side, where after being broken into
fragments It sunk in the waters of Salt River.
|. Is reported that he locomotive was thrown
of BY about ~ niggers beng on the track.
All the ame Is charged upon ar. Pierce,
engineer, and Nj Douglas, the conductor.
Thu people have become So indignant at the
recklessness Of the Company. that they have
torn up the ,rsck through several States, and
are delermnd 10 demolsh the entire line IN
every state. A new line Is being bult an
der the direction ami control Of tn people,
some parts OF which have already been finish
Cd The Name Section was completed on
the I'd Monday IN September The y. ii.
part Of the line was got ready Tor the iron IN
March last. That portion which runs through
Vermont was put IN excellent running order
on the LIST Tuesday in September, and is now
doing a heavy business. The OHIO and In
diana sections were finished Oh the ID Tues
day in October. and most Of the grading on
the Illinois section has been done, so that the
I iron will be laid in few weeks. 1t is ex
pected that none but Americans will be ap-
pointed Directors, Engineers or Conductors
! tt.s h.ss-
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4. NJ. PETTENGILL d CO.'S
Boston Business Directory.
xNow NoTmnSGs. RE,Di!

Cnr 20 ma fsndafa, vhcfIof ihey soV1TlIlF FfIIf'
here ~ thsfe arc med that whcn tey ~ lnst -
sood daruefrrotype petuic skiii antafi Gu rfo
dncc sod o. price thit shnl ple1s"i -h"nlr g y"
ci,fk.. VII snoyn saloon. 80 Cuuu street, Bo-t"n,
allure tho auicir will he furnished without mistake.
Nt tltfk ma. made hs business a studi, aud ~"
good .iadrnt rsndefs bis work study and adm falnn
10, Others an OF when IL suggestive Of eal enn
piciuir. let everybody make a mem.-hHnr "oniFg
aud an. Cra .ader.
we Of tn. D.spafcA kngn something about Cart
Clttk'h eapallt. ~ Daguer ypist. Hh fr euuNf
enaorse the compliment paid HIN by our Mar Not1
ine ftiends. There HFr hundfrf-o' pnrr, iriht ~
hete chrap picturr. eau Obtained cheap prices,
hut heat ~ uiin. ypu got cheap pictu 80 n"th ns
/ el.c. Not 20 vt the arist IT whom We wittn hose
who patro,izc him viii be sure oi goiins ihe bot
produc ions Of The nAsueffeoSpe art, AID 81 rfiss
oWsr hiu 81 other establishment IN the ciiy we
quot L. everybody REMEMBER - 'oufi stett Hos
itol.--Snaaag Dspeid
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Post.OMce Stamps.

To Post sstrts: The Adyef tiso-, Postmaster at
Pleasant Grove, All gbany Coonty, Maryland, 10 the
hrst person Ia ths Unued States, who conceived aud
undertook extensively to pa bsn the idea Of iufnish-
log ell tbs Post Offices IN tho county ~iih cheap
stamps. All STAMPS made.by him warranted equal
superior TO any other that eau be produced Ter the
same price aud sheneyer any are sent out 10 any
manner defective o. unsaiictoFy, duplicates VIII be
forwarded alon notice, wlhoutexifa charge All who
order of stamps with full set Of changes, for
dates oniy dollars, Tor thirty pieces-shul be kepi
address, 2. A., easant Grove, Allegheny eouaiy
Md.
Any ,ditor publishing the above. with this notcs
three tunes, and sending copy of the papsi, shall ie
eeve creuit for $40 10 wood letters, % $40 proc
pleas er a. preferred ~ood engraved newspaper
/ head, of the abase value. will lie forwarded.
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DGatbg.

la s, oicr.tsr, Oct. 20, Amos Rece, Esq, aged &c
years months. Printers in Mass, sc.
IN Pidndeil, March Is, l. Flea Thompson, aged
10 August %. NJ. Elisabeth Thompson, aged 10
Lovsua, wiic cf Hiram Thompson, aged 81.
tnsPs uchum, Oct. IS. OF consumption, Mr. Noah
Wos;. T., lofmrfly ui nansile. aged 50 years.
In Uauc,sd, oci. 20, Jssse Woodbury., ESQ, ngod ~
YEAR, g m IN h. and n a ".
10 Ro ding ou The 2Jth inst., David Hammond EsQ,
aged o.
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TIMBER LAND For Sale.

A BOUT IS acres Of Wili Land, well wooded with
~ valuable Spruce aud other timber, lying ia The
tusn OF uuxbury, W out tbtee miles from the VI.
Genital RAILROAD. and near the waterbury station, =
being nn und yidcd bali If lot No 3s Va the thid d
Vision. rrnwu he oretnul right Of James Van Blu
ron, now offered for the snlai sum Of $40. Whe
Is thr lucky nan that taxes il ?
Fof farhsr particulars inquire Of A Slninfd mem
her OF ilnse OF Representative, erhY moi 81 y starr
J1ctsonvtllc VI MARY A. SAkk Tx.
Nhaingham, Get. "a. le5i DIV
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CvIu w,nter - ..Yniing on,

Wo~rEsFuL utscuvEKY has recently pnon made
hs uf. tufti-, 81 tht. coy, the uiacut of ion-
sumption. Asthma rud Az Diseases lie Lungs.-
". tefri % d" Or. Carflss Hagstat, fahaliRF N
FcaR gspar AID Garry Syrup W. thts new Heili-
ga d. a.. has restored nfay mtet-a nnes 30 rirct
be- fh as an r,tirnce OF which he has innumrfable
ccfthaiies Seeking Of The tettncl u, phA siciln
remafk- tit cyidcnt that inha ing -Uuusiaui }
hn'athing au agreeable heaiug vaanr, ih. medicinal
prop ftirs nu-t drcrt rantaci win The whole
of ih~ eliai cavity OF he lungs. nnd thus .cePe the
mann nnd vnfied changes produced upon tnem when n
the si0 uach and ~ -etet tethe rtcrs'
# d,.-siint. The II -cana 1. Cor 81 d, FWEu T.
sMtril. Montpelier, Va ,nd - III the aruas,sti
ihruu itau. ibs soani, .-FroA tAs Men York Data
MA 4 Jan. "a
$50 sdvcn,encat Of Moderated lahalatien n snvi b.
= column ai ihis rfpcf. slsiY
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JHarriagr5.

In Caho,, o. "a, by Rev. u. Packer. Nfihanici {.
LumhIrd, Of Peinhcld aud Miss Deliuoa X. Wooster
OF c. blot.
InE,.t Connih, Oct 2i-i, b. Row. r. Blown, Mr..
Almon J. Fierce, Of Warren, and Miss C4thanne Car
son, Of fayston, W.
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GREAT EXCITEMENT IN N. YORK!
PIANOS AND MEL0DE0NS
FOR CASH.

HORACE WATERS, tho great Musis aud
III Pisno Porte dealer, aJ3 Bioad~ay, New York,
p'sirfng large pee cent with his customer
rather han pay 10 The rhafpofs II Wall street 10
raise available means 10 enable him 70 item ihe pies
out tght times ucfs his Immense assoTtnieut OF eo
gani aud warranted rilao- and Meieieons large
d,scoaa from FAeIoRr Fafcrs, FOX CASH. HIS
assaftment comprises LHaus ron three OF the LAR.
GEST AND MOST CELEBRATED BOSTON MAN
uFACTnRIts; also tho.e Of several ofthe best New
York Makers, inelniips che beautiful and much al
inifed HORACE WAITE - PlANiiS FROM MS
OWN FACTORY, and MEiODEoN- Of tho be-t
BOSTON, NEW HAVEN, NEW NORk. aud BuF
FALO Makes ahHding 40 opportunity i9i selections
Second hand Pianos great bargains. PIisss from
500 TO sl60. MUSIC and AuslCAL Insifapents al
Al Kinds DEALERS, TEACHERS and lat. ADS ei
SCHOOLS supplied on the hest tefms. Musie seat %
mail post paid. General ani Select catai cues Of
Music aud Schedule OF fAetof, Pfcrs Of fiANo-,
any sddias, ftee OF postage. lSnos
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IA Old Sinnsr.--On Sunday last an old
black bear was discovered about half mile
to the east ofPownal Center, IN this County.
lie was pursued by a number Of the citizens
who didn't like very much 10 have the old
gentleman make himself so fanisr,to what
Is called the Batch Pond" where, after
having received several shots, he was finally
captured. His weight was four hundred
pounds bennington banner.
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EuPxOpED FT.E PROOF
SA.EES,
DEMO A. kgtBREfga

CerHfr = CaHsssay mi fri-aa sfrttt,
fho aueution 81 pnteha-,fs y rdied TO thu eeria
WpscrsrtR, ime IS. 1854.
GrritxMEs :-in the srrond sioiy OF ihu hudilug
occupied ~ u.s. which ucstfeted hy tho efca, IRE
on Ta-4sy laet, 90 ihis place, ot fuur supc
tior hie prf ssfs, when you Will tecollect we prr
chased OF yon ltst winter.
ID stood ihr ta.i with IS conies,t nahs fmed, the
.risIi ct dre having passed osf our book,
nains sod valuable psoefs, money, &C gdhough ~
tell through into tha cellar INTO bod OF 1--we eosls,
The hte around bung hot 70 melt eh the nahie.
pllt. AID knob.
The fict tbst other ifss IN Tie sane building
xere uurns Destroyed, viii give come i-'a "i tne
ttetf heat ord show 10 measure ne superior
vaat nl Your safe hose Of other miuuinttute
W. have seal the safe 10 tie ucr0i, ihink "A y
WiLLtAMS Rti u \ co
Messrs. DEMO g. Roberts, Boston.
a. tine ahovo referred 90 safe ~as Manufactured
and con be- seen ~ our manulurtofs, ~hcfe a kep
constantly on hand good assortment OF faies % INC
saNne anHliNN.
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BOOK BINDERY.

Pamphlets, nAso1iaes, Sc, bound 10 any style de-
,irod.
Customers sondin- their oFiefs for Probate, To~n
other Records, JnuIanls- nechfts, hooks fnied
aEihouud 10 ank pattern whailver, may rely upon
rciving perfect rlisiaciiur.
NJ. v. Davis, whose accuracy aud workmanship In
this branch of business has hean tasnrahy hnown
fofsevefai yeas past aii awe this neparmeut his
particular attention. = NJ. WALTON.
to tho Store 40 lo0gorcupiea BY e. =. Waton < Z.
Z. Walton 4 snns.
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me paper 10 each subscriber.
Subscriptions may commence at any time.
pay,neut in advance Is required In all cases.
"a the paper is invariably discontinued at
,ss rxpration Of ths advance payment
Money may be RENTED for subscriptions
81, letters at our risk but the Postmaster al
,be place where the lei er Is mailed should
he made acquainted with its contents and
boon a descrip ion Of the bills.
Bills of any specie paying bank in the
rfn,ted States or Canadas received at par ior
subscriptions.
we have no travelling agents. Any one
wishing to receive TINS RIauNE need moi
woit 10 be called upon for MS subscription.
All that il necessary for him to do is to write
a Letter IN as few words a. possible, lnclose
,be money and write the name ofthe sub
scr,her with the Post-Otiice, County and
s,,,e aud direct the letter to
GREELEY a. NcELR Nth, Tribune OF.
fee. New-York.
THE sEMl-W hEKLY TRIBUNE.
Persons residing at points where MALI
arrive oitener than once week are request
ed to examine the Semi Weekly. We re-
gard il as the cheapest paper, all things con
sldered, published ~ the United States.
~ Al
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Bears !-On the 2lst Oct four bears
were killed in lunenburg.
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BARRE ACADEMY

,HHE WINTER TEAM ~ili begin on
Th.rsSay, -r'orsssbsr -.
Lbfary OF 800 Noiumis hls Jeen purchased; The
books and selected with reference TO the
wants Of the student. baaId 81 30 per week
baIre. Oat 30. le5i. 73M ]. =. cPAULnLNG.
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WILLIAfI BOGL.E,
WIG MAKER.

hRANs aueniioa 10 mes sfyte OF Wigs, called
~ The Nn.hnakine Gossliner Wig. which ief light
ness, ttegaacs, AID Durability, has trsu cqu a.
led. Also The Lad,a,' seli-sdinsiinx Wig, winch
sdspis itself the instant The head aad h. so nat
ufai as 60 defy detection, even by nsmhers Of the
sane ifmiiy. large assoftmen at alw tys Ga hand.
VI Depot ioi Bagles Hyperion flud, Tor the Hair,
Bogis's Amole, shaving Clean, &c.
IN HashlHgi0a street, BOs7OE
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IPHiLsRtK's
BOOK n STATION RVS STORE.

No % H5-NOTIK sIhIIT,
Under ihe AHeucsn House, BOSTON
Al New Book ivcd Don rs 1uhi.hed which,
with our Usual immonse .to of standard and uscel
lancous Books, eo.isiag al the vafcto- 90 Ancient
and Modern Lucf4fure present the lsrses assortment
IN tbs eiy fariiculr attention gwen 10 furnishing
fhhhe and Fusate Lihtirrs ~ tine vcfi llwest
Country dealers md oihe asr resi- oc full. invited TO
calf hoair purchasing sl,cwhcie Al.o, a pic did
stock Of Letter, Car Bll and Note Pipet Envelopes.
BlHnk Ruaks. Sc utder. for Bonks respect foil, so
ieHed and good Hals iins warranted
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POSTAGE on THE TRIBUNE.
The Postage on the Da ly Tribune
one year is 1856
The Postage on the Weekly Tribune
for one year Is 70
The Postage on the Semi Weekly
Tor one year IS %
Payable quarterly in advance, al the Office
where the paper is received.
GREEDY & McELRATH, Tribune
Office, New York.
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Pens, Pencils, inkst@nis, Ladies' and School,
Travelling lnkstan Is Quiil- Sind, > nd Boxes,
Waicrs-whTe. tansp areut and RED Letter Stamps,
iudeiihlo ink, EtasEes. Sealiag Wax,
Ladiesi Note aud Letter Paper, ruled aud nnruied,
Gut aud plan Envelopes 70 uaich--some extra
Pom knivus, Wafer Boxes Par; Feiios, Port Monios,
Gard Cases, Cards 1T oil Ainds Visiting aea Game,
Wedding Cards and Coke Boxes,
Brisisl teatd--l sues and thiekncsses,
nrawirg PnpeTs-ffoui Gap 10 Super Royal,
Eonnui Hoard, rsrnw Bosid Biadef's Jank Boart,
Gilt sad4csd aud Marhiea Paper.
large of the host Nv ID 10 Quart. Pint fox. aud
fas-aoll made
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6. M. PETTINGILL g. CO.'S
boston Business Directory.
Spinal COMPLAINTS.


, NEW me-, ,oS os tres,isr -piasi niseisss, Curv
n aInies ~ the spine. and spinal Weasness, nth
s,f eais o. sa6sriag the pa'sat, however young
,.edie IL ans ..irct ssfnilg practirot by
DR "a tsDOD,
a, his Office, No si5 Wash'netln -tfest. BOSTON
., At b. iesidslcc, Nertor.' Hotel
aU.,ios eyamined toe fupnntire Spring Elis'i'
Ann,r'it. used Nv ~. j. 4 Wood iu The irratnen
of i..s d Caiyiiufes ~ me SPINE, W. rreonincnf
A. en- .tsnt p nd comic nahie 10 INV patient.
t".,. II Biscine. " ID rsol sur. 10. uaivefsiiy
C;.oy.e fla,ws,d. VI. -. " Ffof ~or ~ in'ge,.iiy
Win.l.s Isa~.s. ND, J. v. q. smiii, ., y Msit
o. posinn Jahn W Wsusn, NJ. d heafy w. IlAf'
" q CHS phyetrtsn.
Boston, Aug ! -.
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Saratoga spring Waters,

ID EtElvED Ffesh evef, week. sold by the boz al
IL the Lowest Possible prices.
FRED. L. SMITH.
ucces,or to ]. X Collins.
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TES1.E.F Ef.STS-iaTse and small
ssfHLES-Tuek clasp nnd Quartz Family,
Pnssr uocks waite and Select, and Meiaodist
Hymn Rooks; Biiurs' Nute.;
The works OF Willis, seott, Campbell, Pope, Iowiit,
shaksnoarc, Thompson, Puliock ana ~ he's
Ehiad tor The solitary, Leny aud the Lowiy,
Home Scenes, Margaret rofeiv1l, Dreamy LILO,
Gaities q Gravilies, Sacred streams, snow image,
Books OF snoh', Fes,ns, Tales OF Traveller,
boilers sud Gents. Solomon Norhlo, - ~ aslave,
May Mania aud uthsi tales, revised eaitiani
lrrerco's History Of Vermont
1koDpsou', Vermont ahd Appsnd &c. &c.
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AIATRIMoNY MADE EASY, OR HOW TO

1IATRIMONY MADE EASY, OR HOW TO WIN A
M lover-Professor Lawton, Boston formerly London
will send any address, receipt Of dollar post Maid
plain directions TO enable ladies and gentlemen TO win the
devoted Of many Of the opposite sex a. their
hearts may desire The process simple but 90 captivat
ing that all may be married irrespective age appear
position and last though be- arrsne
cd with such and That detection
Address Professor Lawtea Bestes, Mass letters tshsn
1sp tbs Pest Once unjeos ths psotsgs PAiA
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.PoRArIoN No!1oE1pEPARTMENT OF REF

|RPORATION NOTICE-DEPARTMENT OF RE,
pairs and Supplies March O. 1s4-To Builders-Sealed
sals will be received at the office Of tho Commissoner
epairs and Supplies City Hail. basement until Mon
March 20 1854 at II o'clock at which time they will
to the amended charter of 1888 for the
ling Of protection railing both sides Of Eighth
from Eighty third TO Nineteth streets Estima tor
pans and the work required to be done
in regard thereto can be had as the once
(basement; also for the rebuilding Of the hose car
house known No in Gouvern eur street near hadi
erne Market the sheds placed at the foot Of Mar
trset Estimators will estimate Tor SAD SHEDS q SO
required to be done, and all information In regard
eto, be had at the office Of the OF
(ics Buildings No. "a Ludlow street. Blank estimates
|be had at either office. N. B-The commissioner re-
Be the right reject all any Of the estimates DEEM
n the interest Of the Corporation.
BARTHOLOMEW b. PCRDY,
Commissioner of Repairs and Supplies
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|RPORATION NOT1CE.-PUBLIC NOTICE is
hereby given TO the owner owners occupant or oc.
lnts Of all houses and lots improved unimproved
affected thereby that the following assessments have
completed by the ASSESSORS and are lodged In the
ns interested viz-For sewer in Battery place. from
Ellington West street The limits embraced by such
include all the several houses and lots Of ground
Snts lots pieces and parcels Of land situated both
! Of Battery place, from Washington to West street
Dement'S and who opposedo the same, or either Of
requested to present their objections In writing
be undersigned, at their office, No Hall OF Records
lin thirty days from the date Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES ]. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES McNIELL,
Nee Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department. March
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NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS HERE
by given to the owner owners, occupant OF occu-
Of all houses and lots improved or unimproved lands
ed thereby that the following assessments have been
by the ASSESSORS and are lodged in the office Of
bureau Of Assessments for examination by all persons
yested viz -For sewer In Forty-sixth street, from
NJ avenue to the Seventh avenue and through the
nth avenue from Forty sixth to Fifty first street. The
embraced by such assessment include all tho several
and lots ground vacant lots pieces and parcels OF
situated on the north side Of Forty street be-
Fifth and Seventh avenues, on both sides Of Forty,
and forty fifth streets between Fifth and
hth avenues; on both sides Of Forty sixth, Fortyse
b. Forty-eghth, Fortynnth Fifticth, and Fifty first
|ss between Fifth and Eighth avenues both sides Of
second and Ffty,third streets, between Sixth and
kh avenues on south side Of Fifty fourth street. be-
Sixth and Eighth avenues; west side Of Fifth avenue,
second to Fifty streets; both sides Of Sixth
ue from Forty second to Fifty fourth street. both sides
|eventh avenue. from Forty-second to Fiity-fourth
E both sides OF Broadway from Forty to Fifty
la street All persons whose interests affected by
tbove named assessments and who opposed to the
either Of them are requested to present their OBJ
pms in writing, 70 the understand at their ofoe No
ke WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES j. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES McNIELL
pee Bureau Of Assessments Street Department, March
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hereby given the owners, occupant occu
Is Of ali and lots improved unimproved lands
ted thereby that the following assessments have been
ureau Of Assessments for examination by all persons
rested, viz-For regulating and paving Thirty fifth
81 between First and Third avenues. The limits
Fed by such include all the several houses
lots ground lots pieces and parcels Of land
Ned on on both sides Thirty street, between First
Third avenues All persons who interests are Affected
he above named assessments and who are opposed to
same or either them requested to present their
|etons in writing, to the undersigned ct their ONCE
Hall Of Records, within thirty days from the date Of
notice. WILhiA NJ IAGG,
CHARLES MCNEIL, )
ce Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department March