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DRatbg.

Went home TO her rest, on saturday morning last,
'eiuude Reed Youngest daughter Of u. n. Reed, Esa
ofthis vill gc, aged u.
: Asleep IN Jesusl Peaceful reett
Whose waking u surremey blest
No ienf-no no, shall dim that hour,
hat maniests the Savioiis power" X.
10 this village, March 9th, Mr Walter Buck aged
In burke, Feh. %, Mrs. susannah, wife Of Timothy
FISHER, E.q.i aged 70 years. Also, March TO- Tim .
Fisher, Esq., aged IS.
In Concord, \. H., March 2 at the Insane Asylum,
ssFlh r.; daughter Of Walter and saioms Meffill, Of
Walden, Vt aged Is years and 30 days
10 iiasbufgh, March ID, Mrs. Clifinda G. wife Of l.
" Adgate, NJ. D., and daughter REV. Joel F.k cd
"a yeafa.
In Peacbam March H. Of congestion on the brain Hell
en- - daughter Of Mrs. Elvra and tho late Mr. Hois
saIa' sged u yeas, 9 months and days Printers In
~ Y and ohio, please copy.
=, suddenly, IN Bradford VI, March 49, 1854 Jesse
Menill, Attorney a. Law eradicate Of dartmouth coi-
oge, Of The class II 1890 and formerly Tor several ,enrs
member from Bradford Of The W. Legislature in the
56th year Ibis age.
In Chesterfield n. u O.. March 22d, Mr.. John Davis,
aged g years, and months.
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Jf!arkGtG.
Cambridge Cattle Market.

WrDNrsbAyi MaF. % lc3l.
Reported for the Apas.
At market TODAY s09 Cauie. 200 secvos, and e.
Stores, ting OF Worsins Oxen, Co~s aud Calves,
Nrathngs, Two and Three cat. GA.
Pnrss--Malket Beel--Extia s. 80 por cwt lst quail
ity $500 % qualify s. so l,s5, 81 quality 81 25
0rnafy, 50 50
sifel -Wuiking CHENILLE. i2f. 1871, Is5, i67, IFS.
Cow. and coNs-2i, p, Sc ~, 50 60.
Two f.srs old-Si, Al, % is Three Years
Olf-iS. s., Ga a -.
sheep and Lambs 1874 At u.aIket-Estfa-s6,55
Z. 9, L. by s35c, a,75, 4,4,a5, $50, AIS,
4.s7 -, 5 80
swine None.
Romarks.-The market will be held next week on
Tuesday, Apnl ih, the 9th 5eue annual Fast Day
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Old Age.

Among tho complaints Incident TO persons In the
mn.t adv-foed stages Of life fnd,gosiion Pio.ira
ion 81 tho Nervous System, aud Physical and Mental
pes'h'y There are, in many cases, such defanso-
meat Of the peisoas jiem that they hnd mpossi-
Bile 10 obtn he auoant Of sleep Tired demands.
Myois Roes Rose, O., impirios vigor 10 the blood.
and through hitto az par. Of the syte remove. ell
these diruliies. Tic feeble patient becomes bcary,
aad ailihe fiacsa. psriorn the1 onles hlfmooious5
see the following certificate;
hereby certify that my moths'-in-law, Ar, Brown,
has been 90 invalid ior twenty years affected with
nerrous ard Gcnrrai Debiliy and Cough. rof me
pas, az yeafs she hsd passed a aight ~ithoui 50
we're coughing slasans, uniitw wocksne Cos she COM
msused taking Myers Rsck Ro.e, table spoonful
before each meal, snd at icuhagi since that ume,
her sleep has been qoiat and tcf cough entrei,
subsidized. We feel eneoa,ased 10 hope that remedy
q ~ hand TO restore her comfortable hcsdh IS -
New Haven, Coan., April 1t, LEA. J. PEARL.
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Credentials of the Nur.l New Yorker


MOpREis RURAL NEWCOMER CON uleuces d
now year with new AIT teauuiui dress, and, evof
lirh 800 IT. address II is full Of Variety isinal aud
select Ne paper cur list OF exchanges comes So
neat ouf ue4s Of pcfircti"n, 10 secular amiiy pa
PER. as the Rural Il has always maiutainrd high
uiorsl standard ~ j. ObseDcr.
MOURE's RURAL NEW-YoRKER has become a
giaul among iis ktud. With subscription versing
tsst TO 81 ,uJJ aud with conductor Who knows how
10 polish u Nth cvefy eilCe o the at, mud uceomi-
plsh 1t Win the best t.ui OF the age, sur.
Pfsns that noe tie leading agricultural pape VI
TIE county - CAyisiidR .7srooa
MOORE'S RURAL NEW YORKER has, from its
starr, akoa high TAM, ani rspidy increased pupu-
llr favor sud now stands itout squai ia sphere
Bigh toned rfacicAl and seieniiar, admits nuthin
Stale, sClgaf or SnlnslructNe AZ Agricultural,
Lnofais ,, aud Fauiil, Newspaper eombinsd, we know
moi as suaeiiei.-Dsdy UE on.
MOORE's RURAL NEW-YoRKER is one Of the
vety best Agicultursl and Family Newspapers 10 the
~orc- lie mechanical execution, its ilusratons and
tie tIraurcmsnt o. It, con eats, complete. The
eharacte ui ns editorials, cOmmunieliOns &C Is OF
the highest order -L0aiscile JeHraaL
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rhe Wool Grower aud stock neri.,er

Is tho ouh Amefcan journal devoted to the Hool aud
stick tif0nRg interest. IA cunta smouut OF
gsefai and r,ta5ie information given IN any other
Wolk, aud should be 10 The hands OF Ersry orHer u
Dpmeste .faiMais, whether located East OF Nesi,
Apnh of Souih. Published mouihly IA octave ioTm,
illustrated, At ONLY FIFTY GENTS A YEAR
\ ul commenced July SO. Subscriptions cln begin
with Jaii or Jauusry number. BAGS volumes furnish
ed. Address To
10 u. u. r. MOORE, Rochester, n. Y.
NO CHARLLs CusMI. Is, Esquire, justice OF
the peace within lhs Couniy OF Ofisans.
We, Poitus Baxter anl Eoniauin Human, Of Derby,
do hereby fnqvest you 10 VAIN meeting W the pro-
piiuiuis Of Holland IN the cuuuts Of Orleans and
slate OF Vermont, TO act upon the following mattersi
/. To choose a moderator.
= 10 ehoole pfoprotor's clerk.
,. To chouse treasurer.
4. TO if they viii divide al any paTt Of the
aiidnid land IN sad Holland, among the pro
prize
8. To see II they will make survey and allotment
Of said undivided !ands.
6. 20 choose surveyor to survey the samo.
:. To Il thel will Iaisu a tax 10 deiTay the
pensu OF said survey And aisutment.
:. 40 appoiat collector ~ eollee I'd tax.
PORTUs BAXTER.
Derby, Mar. %, lisa BENJAMIN HiNAAN.
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NOTICE.

TIVE proPdeioIs OF the IOWA OF Holland "a tue
1 county Of Orleans, and state Of Vermont, are
hereby notified and warned 20 meet at the dwelling
house of Aston Deyis ia SAID Holland Gu tse sIh day
of NAV le5i a. O'Clock "a the aft einoon 10 act
upon the matters forth IN the foregoing aPplicat9n
OF Poftu- baxter and Renisaiin Human.
CHARLES CUMMINGS, Justice Of Peace.
Morgan, Esd March, 1854 10 So
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Marringrs.

A. tho Pavilion House, IN this vligc, Mmch 2f'h.
BY Rev l. D. Rust, NJ Gideon George Of Boston, aud
Miss Iephina X. Vetgerson. Of this Village
A. Bnfnh ms Hotel, In this village March 97th, by
Rev. ~ Balou, Mr. Alvin Woodbury. a More,own,
and Miss Laufili Conant, Of Planf.d
In Piainneli by Rev. + m 81 on the a2d Of March
W. Amos W. Eddy of Walden and Miss Phebe n. To-
by, Of East Montpelier
10 Randolph, March 10. Dr.. George v. sraihawk, o
hlches'ef, and Miss Lucy Ann siswold, Of Randolph.
Va Peaeham, March i6 by Rev. A. Bouielle. Mr.Wm.
W Deming. ci kenosha, Wis., an a Miss sarnh =. Mar
I'm, daughter Of John NJ Martin, ESQ, Of Peacham.
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troops to the East. The first division in
tended leaving on the 2Oth inst, aud the
second on the 10th of April. Prince Ma
poleon, with a force of Chasseurs, was to
proceed to the Greek frontier
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The Boston Papier Mache Co.,

take pleasure 30 sf1hs to the peopl OF this cauntry
tst they NOW have two large t4etofi IN The nlanu
inctufe Of ffpier Narhe Drualucuis-und are tapaf-
81 10 execute odefs 10 any design tt shout notice.
huf uork hs bacn fully tested, and B.. row GO atfsl
both iut is beauty, aud dufnpltl mi ane@ over
si kinds 90 carved work, ifom wi ch u g.. did -ult
inf fFeu tuN most rfaefical ESQ 10 Distinguish We
afe now aed 60 speaf Of The Of papie Miche
uui us matter Of coujscurs 90 guosseofk, but Il
feslfY.
We would refer particularly Co the new aud bssnii-
iui church feccntls buiit Noxaufy. By The nudey
street ban 80 rueietY, where GDihic wurk may he
seen in finnes, tiucAefs. KHscttes, and Flow 10
font of Gfliey-lafge Arches, Gross, croekrfs. Bat
Uemcuis, coliuns a. for Screen Paierai-, Fineais
Norman hoses Car tor pulpit and in he ofrau gallery
may be- scrn one ct he--f- Simmons a. Cos l-fge ~.
gems, ofuamentcd oniifo with Pipet Nache. Ase. 10
lsfea numlet OF elegant private houses 10 this city
and vicinity. -Four iuiit AMI hlished by Chlsuu Tuf.
nor a. Co, eight huit J Turner Co., Chief Jus
ucc shaw house Mount Nfinon sueei, and large
nurhri NJ otHcfs furrishcd both inside and out aud
10 the ship. cahias OF Daniel " ebstsr, stahofdshre
Cen OF tbc oeosu, iilfuld Of the Mourning, Boston
iisht g. &c. Sc.
Architects snd other. use the Papier Mache In pre-
ference TO any other n1terisl We invite al 10 call
OF our Ware Rooms, Museum buildings, u 4 70 IRE
mont street. Boston, aud saamina TINS new article
used substitute for Carved wood. Plaster and Com
position olnausn work. Orders promptly attend
ed 10. A atrr-s
BOSTON fAPIER MACHE co,
70 en- % and O. fremont ST. Boston.
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For Education & Employment,
Superior advantages arc offered AT
COmer,s Commercial College,

1879 Washington Street, Boston. The names and resi-
Of upwards Of 200 students, for whom good
utions as Clerks Book-keepeIs, &C, were obtained
tke past year furnished 10 the annual catalogue
which, with the card Of tefm, issent by matt, graiis
The arrangements for teaching Practical Navigation
most complete.
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Papier Mache.

II - the best and most durable material known foi
Iictute Frames, Mugidiugs, Comics, Brackets,
House Cps, capitois Copsaie.. Wiudov Cnrn,ces
aud sll kinds OF House Ofulmenis; Col'ote pieces
TOT Ceihnss. az szes Hnc prices, which be sent
70 any pifi OF the county aud any Carpenter put
them up 30 few moments without creating any dust
81 dtn. Also ork LFttoFs for SigH., Gilt Muul1ng-
and tufnices, Tor ship Cabins Ship Gags, both plsfn
aud "iuamfntil, ornancnied Pilas'ers, r viii nai
crack w any hra oi climate OF furnace, wafp
nor give in Ans vn1--it can be cut, hi,d. sawed
planedi and turned by lathe, u he usilad and
.A-Nl. and !. Al ----ulu.InL II LII.
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The Best of its Class.

dlfd DO 3D.. sphefe--ihc Lraaing American Wesktr
AGRICULTURAL, LITERARY aud FAMILY
NEWSPAPER This Insertion Is fully Sustained b.,
nshish cputsiinns great popularity, and extensive cir
cultuon- u embraces more Agricultural. Hariisstrr
a -s 4
INGS thau ans ufhti i1ufnsi "a he tnina.ra ndcfng
% ureguail,d m VARIETY and USEFULNESS Of
CONTENTS VITA corps Of six able Editors, una
even faculty Tor publishing IN the BEST STYLE,
thr RURAL. eNeei- 10 both CONTENTS and APP
fEARAN 2. independent and oui-spoken, II faith.
fulls advocates the bet INTERESTS OF the RURAL
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DEPOT STORE.

rIrHE place 20 buy GOODS CHEAT and save tho
l tfickeg hills, buy Of the subscriber, who has a
GENERAL ASSORTMENT, consisting 10 pan oflho
following via -
25 Tons :. Plaster,
SO Bbls selected Stone Line,
100 :. Extra Flour,
10 White Fish and MackiLaw Trout,
" Salmon Trout
10 +" Maekesel and salt Pork,
50 Quntais Cod Fish,
100 Bush. =. l. Salt, (ssry nieel
Tobacco Teas, Coffee, Sngars, yfup Molasses, Nuts,
Confectionery, &c, sc.
Cash customers Will not 90 away empty, low pieces
what they want.
Na.tnalier March lg 1854 "a
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HURD'S GOLDEN GLOSS


MONG ihe many preparations Tor the growth Of
N the Hair, tins &C LphN GLOSS takes tfe lead.
Three reasohs Will be giveu why 20 universally
used aud prciafred 10 80 oihcfs. Let, Because IL
has proved the most 8fectu4l 10 baldDess. %, Re-
cause il imarts le4uilu dars slc-f und Dc shtful
perfume to the Hair 80, Because the ladies, with
tine discriin natiou, which they wall possess, have
adupted II. Many othcr reasons could he given Why II
is a great luycrte bui thuse who want mote have
IS 60 give IL tfial Price 25oeats 10 large bottles
For safe by Druggists and score keepers evefywhsro.
". g. HURD, Proprietor, aOi Broadway New York.
I.ars,. di.eount 10 Merchants. 57.eInis
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tfftyieutfa ItF
DR.. HOLMAN'S
Natures Grand Restorative

Hon. NALL BERGEN ofVt
Hon. lCHABOD GOODWIN, n. ".
Hoo. THOs. y. LAtGHrON, \. n.
Rev. CHARLES BAKER,
Rev, GEO. sTORRS.
Rev. JAMES SANBORN,
Rev FATHER TAYLOR,
Rev. ~Ii.AS ii.-LFY,
Rev. CHARLES ADAMS,
Df. CUslMAN.
Asents-stnith Pierce, n. o, Tyler Montpelier.
Also sold b, all dealers 40 Medicine. 25cent. fof th
small Bottics. tJ.ly
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DEvINEs'
COMPOUND PITCH L0ZENGS,

iffafly and faithfully used, with his stringent Plaster
viii relieve aud cure
lst COLDS 4th. PAINS ~ SIDE 4 BACK,
3D. COUGHS, 5th HABfTUAL COS1IVENEss
3d. ASTHMA. OH. wHuoPiNG tObCH,
And Il Lnuss enough Hrf len To sustsin hfe,
CONSUMPrlON.
Agenu-Smiih Pierce. y. o. Tyler. Montpelier
Also, sold by ali dealers in Medicine.
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The extraordinary success ct the HuRAIs--ibe
runes Of over NINETEEN THOUSAND sUBsCRlB.
ENS having been entered upon Us books during Tho
pssi two mluths !-pfovos that "a b adapted the
tscais Of the people, and fully demonstrates it. great
value ami supfiionty. ln Judging oi IT, comparatively
remember that q c RURAL i not WoRtliy uf only
~ issues yearly hutu large snd HEAuTtFUL WEEKLY
OF ftFTY-TWO NUMBER
E1ch number Of Tho RuRAL NEW. Y ORKER oom-
Priscs EIGHT DOUBLE QUARTO PAGES Hort,
columns a Iite PAGE, indox, &c. gven the clos G
Of each seaf and volume. The MIN Volume com
n.suced Jinulfy = ffltn which date numbers ean be
turnishcd--or subscriptions cap bogin al any time
TIENi.-s2a yolr ;-Si tor siK monihsAin advance
Great Truueiian aud hhsfal premiums to agents aud
clubs. W Specimen Numbers sant tree give Us your
address. Subscription money, properly enclosed at
oHr nos, e. aadfcssrd 10
d. ID 4 MOORE Roehe.ter n Y
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Three Weeks later from Eur
Gnn
THE REPORTED CAPruRE or KALAFAT UN-
FOUNDED.

FOUNDED.
The steamship Africa, Capt Harrison,
fron Liverpool at A. NJ, Of the llth inst,
arrived at New York at "a o'clock, A. NJ. -
Beyond the information that the reported
capture of Kalafat by the Russians was tot
ally unlounded there is no news Of import
ance No fighting of consequence had taxi
en- place either on the Danube or IN Asia.
The London Daily News says that the
Gar had sent another proposal over to
Vienna, which the representatives Of the
Four Powers found inadmisslble and reject
ed.
The messenger with France and Eng
lands ultlmatum to the Car, left Vienna for
ST Petersburg on the 9Th. Prussia and
Austria have not signed tins ultimatum, their
policy being sull defined as neutrality for
the present, and mediation for the future.
The first division, consisting of fourteen
British ships, under the command of Sir
Charles Napier, were to sail from Ports
mouth on the llth for the Baltic. II is said
that 1900 British troops will 90 TO the Baltic
for land service. The 18th regiment en-
barked at Liverpool on the lth for Turkey.
The allied fleets were at Beycos bay, the
bulk of the Russian fleet at Sebastopol. -
Both fleets had cruisers in the b ack sea.
The British Queen issued a proclamation
on the 9th, against British subjects engaging
in foreign service, or fitting out vessels for
warlike purposes without special license.
Reports from Vienna on the 9Th, state
that the Russians were Withdrawing from
kalafat, and that the Archduke Albert was
to be Commander in-C Chief of the Austrians
on the southeastern frontier.
A despatch to the Morning Chronicle, OF
the 10Th from Athens, states the Greek in
surrectlon to be extending in hessaly.-
Gen. kanjos had joined the insurgents
The city Of Arta was taken by the insur-
gents, by assault The Turks were beaten
IN several encounters.
fRAHcE.-Twelye steamers were being
f"~S o'ss "a. f~s'-~ - ,-~~s--- F-c.-h
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NOIlCE.

! son g. W. McAnisler, j., his time during the
remainder his minority, sad shall claim Of his
wasss pay any dsbs Of hi, eonfseiins, sier IBIS
date
Witness, W. B.KTHoLohrw.
nataA ~ M.-hin.lcn WI - ltal.
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shawmut Iron Foundry,

shawmut Iron Foundry.
nRDERS received by the subscriber for IRON
" CdsTLN6S Of every description.
FOUNDRY 90 Eagle What, Cheisaa Street, Eas,
Boston.
OFFICE, corner of State aud Broad Streots IN
trance No. ? bread Street
No. ., Brad Street, RICHARD SOUTE,JH
Januaiy 2, 1854. Agent aud Treasurer.
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Wholesale Prices Current.

Montpelier Market, b. D. L. FULLER.
NnNrPFLIER. March 30. 1854.
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VAN be mades IN j. ghi aud agreeable busineis, By
~ young men Of good address and business habits.
Apply soen, at T.. BOWMANis Office, No. III Hsnov-
err Street, Boston, Mass. None bot live Yankeesn
n ed appiv.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

CUPREME COURT, CITY AND COUNTY OF NEW
- York.-James Hewitt, Mortimer O. IT. Martin ana John
NJ Wisdom, against Samuel G Crawford. Summons for
money demand contract (com. not ser ITO the de-
fendantYou hereby and 10
the complaint in this aetisn which will be 8sd in the oos
Of the Clerk OF the City and County Of York
City Hall, New York city, and TO . copy your
answer TO said complaint the subscribers once
days after the service Of this summons exclusive
complaint within the time Aforesaid plaintiffs in this
action Will take judgment against for the
four hundred and thirty dollars eighty cent
with interest from the tenth day Of February thousand
eight hundred and fifty our besides the action
The complaint In the above entitled action filed on the
18th Of February, instant Dated New xork Fob 1894
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CORPORATION NOTICE. PUBLIC NOTICE Is
~ Hereby given TO the owners, occupant or 90
Of all houses and lots improved or unmproved
lands thereby that the assessments have
completed by the Assessors and lodged In the once
II the Bureau Of Assessments for examination by all per,
IONS For lSth street from fourtn
avenue The limits embraced by suon as
include houses and lots OF grounI
pieces and parcels of land on .ns
side Of ll5th street. between First ana oeeonS
rides 10th street between avenue ana Secona
south side Of l17th street. between avenuc anu
avenue; north side Of 1l7h street, between asenue sna
both sides OF llctn ssree
$500 .ysnne and Fourth north eide Of 18th
1880 avenue Second both sides OF
,s,.s hetween avenue and Second east
between nth and 10th Streets both
siac " h;rd between nth 18th
Nth and 10th streets; east
Az ~ 10Th and 2st Streets west
IA Trst avenue l5th and 2lst streets; east
ds 81 between 10th and l2st Streets west
Js ~ avenue A. 10th and l2st streets east side
~ A. between 17th and 18th streets All persons
bose the above
who opposed to the same or either OF them are
sueted to their writing 70 the under
tgned At their ONCE No Hall OF Records, within thirty
days from the date of this notice.
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES MCNEIL,
once Bureau Of Assessments Street Department March
A
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SEWING MACHINES.

NAUTI0N-sEwIN0 MACHINHs.-LAST WIDNle.
SaAy obtained from the Waited States CcuSe
In Boston, prohibiting the Of the Singer Machines and
have suit pending against him here which Il
be tried and, without doubt, will result IN like
fence relied the sn fsllasy q which Win
Of Judge Sprsgue IN the printed copies Of which VITA
be ready fox free distribution In few days 81 ses By
by mail IT'S mmaterial whether mAehines or two
needles with the the pont without csnse thew
alike and the public w beware OF ncur
the liabilities Of the law by purchasing ma
same or less price without such liability from tbs
Der my original patent OF September TO- Is -Whccier
Wilson Co. Ney York; Grover, Bake. Co., do; A. Bar
chine Goa Do; b Nichols, Boston, Msss; J. W. Bsan,
Boston MASS; Hunt Boston Mass G. A. Drrsin, Low
Wooldrodge Kssne 4 Moor, Lynn, Mass
ELIAS HOWE Jr Pstentee Of the original Sewing Ma
chine No. IS Hanover street. Boston, and 3o5 Broad.
way, New York. 49,
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HOMEsTEADs.

RUILDING LOTS AT CLARENCEvILLE L. IA
- public meeting for the admission OF subscribers TO those
beautiful an desirable building lots with 10
house and lot worth 81 200 for se4 viii be held every
Thursday evening at Union Hall 1863 Rowery at ~ ooiock
IN JACOB PECARE, 19S Isstsy stssst
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CORPORATION NoTICE.-PUBkC NOTICE Is
hereby given to the occupant or occu-
pants Of ali lots improved unimProved lands
sectt thereby the following have been
completed by the and arc lodged in the once OF
bureau Of Assessments for examination by all persons
street. First and Third avenues Tho limits EN-.
and ground lots pieces and parcels OF land
both sides Thirty street. between First
and Third avenues who interests affected
b. the above named and who are opposed to
objections writing tho undersigned at their oice,
Hall Of Records within thirty days from the date OF
This notice. WILLIAM GAGE, Z
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors
CHARLES MCNEIL,
Once Bureau Of Assessments Street Department. March
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NoRpoRArIoN NoTIcE-pUpLIc NOTICE IS HERE

CORPORATION N0TICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS HERE'
" by given to the owner owners occupant or occu-
pants houses and lots improved unimproved lands
Affected thereby that the following have been
completed by the Assessors and lodged in the Once OF
she Bureau for examination by all persons
interested vx-For In Forty sixth street, from
Eighth to the Seventh and through the
Seventh from Forty sixth to street The
limits include all tho several
lots vacant lots pieces and parcels Of
Fifth and seventh both sides OF Forty
third md streets between Fifth aAd
Seventh on both sides Of Forty sixth Forty
vsnth, Forty eighth Forty ninth Fteth and ftyarsts
and Fiftythrd streets between Sixth and
Eighth south side Of Fifty street be-
Eighth west side OF Fifth avenue
to Fifty s.rcsts both sides Of sSta
Of Seventh avenue from Forty-seeond to Fityfonrth
street both sides from srs
the and who are 70 INC
either Of them requested to present their OBJ
jections writing to the undersigned at their once No
aotico WILLIAM GAGE,
Ao CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES McNIELL, }
once Bureau Of Assessments Street Department March