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Lewis and the Rattlesnake.

The family of John Lewis were the first
settlers of Augusta, in the state of Virginia,
and consisted of himself, his wife and four
sons, Thomas, William, Andrew, and Charles.
OF these, the first three were born in Ireland,
from whence the family came, and the last
was native of Virginia.
Lewis was man of wealth and station in
the old country, and the cause Of his emigra-
of man of whom he hired some property, to
eject him therefrom, which led to an affray in
which the noble landlord lost his life. Fear
ing, from the high standing of his antagonist,
the desperate character of his surviving assail-
ants, and the want of evidehce to suSstantiate
his case, that his life would be in danger if he
staid, Lewis fled the country, accompanied by
a party of his tenantry, and settled in the then
western wilds of Virginia.
The father appears to have been man Of
remarkable force and energy, and all four Of
his sons rendered themselves conspicuous for
deeds ofdaring and determined bravery, during
the early history of Western Virginia, and
that of her infant sisters, Ohio and Kentucky,
which would require volumes to relate.
Charles Lewis, the hero of my present
sketch, was, even in early youth distinguished
for those qualifications which have rendered
the class to which he belonged-the Indian
f,uhters-so rom, rLahle am0nO mon He ua 9
young man when the Indians commenced
their attacks upon the settlement of Western
Virginia, but entered the contest with zeal
and courage which out-stripped many of his
older and more boastful compeers. His as
tonishing selfpossession and presence of mind
carried him safely through many gallant ex-
plot, which has rendered his name as famil-
lar, and his fame as dear to the descendants
of the early settlers, as household Words
Cool, calm and collected in the face of danger
and qnick-witted where others would be apI
to be excited and tremulous, he was able tc
grasp on the instant the propitious moment fol
action, and render subservient to his own ad.
vantage the most trifing incident.
He was SO unfortunate, on one occasion, as
to be taken prisoner by party Of Indians
while on a hunting excursion. Separated
from his companions, he was surprised ant
surrounded before he was aware Of his danger
and when he did become aware of his critica
situation, he saw how futile it was to contend
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duce this subject into the democratic platform
of resolutions for the approaching campaign.
There are other, and higher and more enduring
issues involved in the present political strug-
gle, upon which l can most cordially unite
with you. For the unconditional repeal of the
Maine law, | do not go. nor do believe that
any large portion of those with whom act, fa-
vor it. That L is susceptible of improvement
such. as shall increase its usefulness and efica-
cy, have always and still believe. Now if
certain men can make treason out Of this, let
them make the most of il.
There are some who can neither conceive of
or appreciate any motives for party affiliaton
other than such as grow ont Of the passions or
the sel6shnessef man. Destitute for the most
part of any fixed principles for the guidance of
themselves, they can neither recognize or toll
crate consistency of course or independence of
action in others. For the good opinions Of
such men, care but little their ISLANDERS and
blackguardisms shall pass as the idle wind.
Gentlemen, | regret that | shall net be able
to be with the democracy Of Searspor, at your
meeting. My time and all the effort my health
will permit, are imperiously necessary to my
family. Though not presen, in person, shall
be with you in spirit, and bid you God-speed.
Yours respectfully,
JOHN HUBBARD.
To Messrs. F. S. Nickerson, c. C. Crary,
E. Eaton, and others, Committee.
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tne statement OF the new Chancellor Of the
Exchequer that the war is terrible tar or
the finances Of the country. The Budget last
year demanded the round sum Of S333. .lO5..
600, of which S247, ,4SO, 900 were derived from
taxation, and the remainder from Excheuuer
bills. This year the lowest estimate is S4O4.4
$4,000, and, due allowance being made for
contingencies, the grand total may be swollen
to S43l.695,OoO. The Chancellor demands
extraordinary sources Of supply, 10 the amount
of $780, 900, of which $50 900 900 is
raised by loan and the remainder bv increas-
ing the income tax per cent, or from To-
z per cent. the tax on tea Sd. The pound,
coffee, Id. sugars, IS. the hundred spirits
heavy tax, and bankers cheques stamp
duty of Is. The additional burden upon pri=
vate incomes yields no less a sum than SlO,-
100000, which presumes gross income en-
joyed by the people of the kingdom subject to
taxation, Of one thousand millions of dollars.
The stamp on bankers cheques is much com
planned Of as calculated to embarrass business.
1t is calculated 10 yield 81 900, 900 per an
mum. Of the expenditures Of the last year
the three war items of army, navy, and ord
nance, cost $3.50, 900, against $s3, $780,
600 in 1853. This year the same items are
estimated to cost S2O2 ,26o 900, of which
sos, $4,000 were actually spent the first quar-
ter. On the introduction of his statement the
Chancellor gave brief epitome of the history
of the public debt of Great Britain, which
from the small beginning of $50, 600, 900, in
1909, rose to $675, 100000 to the close of the
seven years war with France, in 1863 to
$I,295, 900 900 to the close of the American
war in 1856; and to 81, ,O6o 900, 900, its high
est point, after the treaty of Vienna, in 1915,
at the close of the great continental wars with
Bonaparte. From that time 10 the Ist Janu-
ary last it fell to S3,755, 900, ,OO0 so that in
a forty years peace the reduction was less
than 8 per cent. a year--a fact which, as the
Chancellor suggested, makes it abundantly
manifest that the decrease must not only stop,
but the movement be reversed.
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= SAM HousToN A DuELisT.-Judge J. tells
tale about Sam Houston which is good en-
ough to print During the canvass which re-
suited in Sans beating Burnett for the Presi-
dency Of The Republic Of Texas, some rather
harsh terms had passed between the parties,
when Burnett took occasion to send Houston
challenge. Previous 10 its reception, Sam got
information Of the intention Of his opponent;
aud when DIR. Archer, who was seui BY Mr.
Burnett 10 deliver the challenge, was introdu-
ced into Mr.. Houstop's room; he fcnnd that
gentleman in bed, groanne; and apparently
suffering with the most excrutiating pain.
1t was some time before the distinguished
visitor was noticed by the invalid, but finally,
after listening to the reading Of the challenge.
Sam proaned out Tell him I'll fight him -
when his turn comes. I've seventeen on. my
lis, before him when they have been dispOs-
ed of, this affair of honor shall be settled
The doctor took his leave, and was ushered
from the apartment by deep groan from the
ihvalid.-Corpus Christi (Terasl Eullsy and
AdUerfiser.
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The Cost of War.

England Is just beginning to experience
fairly the cost of the war that she has ell
gagged in, the burden of which grows heavier
with every month of its continuance. The
question as to who in the end is to bear these
expenses mnst become an important one in the
settlement of the difficulties. Turkey, al
ready bankrupt, cannot pay them, although
they were assumed in her defence, and Rus
sia will have to be greatly reduced before she
can consent to pay for her own humiliation.
Whoever has to pay, the fact is evident from
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To PREVENT UN-STRoKEs.-A few green
leaves, worn inside of the crown of the hat, it
is said, will secure one against all danger
from sun-siroke. A friend, who tried the ex-
pertinent during one Of the recent warm days,
found that his head became far less heated
than usual, when protected by two or three
grape leaves. Farmers and others who are
exposed to the scorching rays of the sun,
should try this method Of protecting them
selves.
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CoURAGE.-True bravery is sedate and IN
offensive if it refuse to submit to insults, it
offers none ; begins no dispute, enters into no
needless Guarrels, is above little troublesome
ambition TO be distinguished every moment ; i
bears in silence, and replies with modesty,
fearing no enemy, and making none and Is
as much ashamed Of insolence as cowardice. -
Uedcu
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UNeAtLANr. The author Of Habits and
Men, relates an anecdoie of an old-fashioned
naval captain who committed the offence of
dancing without gloves. The marine hero in
question had stood up to gothrough country
dance with very fine lady, who was shocked
to observe that his huge warm hands were nos
covered according to etiquette. Captain
said his fair partner, you are perhaps no,
aware that you have not got gloves on
sOh, never mind, Ma'am = answered the COM
mander, never mind | can wash my hands
when we have done'
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Eegal Notices.

In PURSUANCE of An order of the Surrogate q
tie Corny Of New Yo motto. hs.sty Sysn ~ RSs Pc
Of the City EewYork decesssd present the sane Va
yo9sbe hereof the subnbs. At the sf; Of sn a.
before The dxtsenth day Of April nsKt-psse4 Nsvt ~
twelfth day Of 0ctsbes. 1884 ..-,.,.,,.,1x
OILS svsnF ALEX C. CULBERT Adnl..ssesosL
NOTICE Of ATTACHMENT.-By order Of Hoo
IN Greene Of tbs Jasiess Of u: ssps:@s ~:
notice u hereby svsn that sttechDcns be- nseeo
estate Of ANDkLw LEHEBACH, BOO res1sss 49, -
st the vl = ola Tor =: p.{.s s.sssss . isv.
vhis nIns nesxhs 6p1 lie frs psblostD q n: nsaeei
"a h.. u ..s.t az do q: e ~ =: ~, 49,,
y within - a1sie SelsseaG b N. - u tsans ~
s.sh psoseey b ks srs = =. - ss
g kV9at Astsraals fbS Attaching orsditss.
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Daper h)arebonses.

DIAPER WAREHOUSE.-J. T. DERRICK
SON, Co., No. 30 Beeknsnst. offer for sale o. va
hDwest terms: - ,,
Wrfpe Pspers, English, French and American
New Paper, oil nzes, weights ana qusines-
Book Pspef, oil sizes. weishn and quantities ma.
Yspe Paper fancy eoors and white Of the be- ssshty
Hanging Paper white and eolored. different w'dfhA
Bsttsrc' Paper thin, and Of the best quality
Closh Pspes $500 and 4ox+
Lnelsh Hardware Paper large ssoTfnsHt JUST sn'ea'
ehestbina Paper of the best quality 49,
Wrapping Pspsr, Strsv, Rse, and MANILA
fsa kspeI, Of different Sizes.
Ia RooEpa Payer, suitable for Ioeh, in roi's
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-09

CHANGE OF CAHsi-IfhotOu LINZ W Ca ADN-~s
ALL Il. WAY By RAILROAD
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD OrrIcs.}
CHIcsGO. Dec q, 1884,
,tnn.s y.-e.~r and FREIGHT Trains OF the Eino cesst.
Rslrosd Compsny will leave Cairo for Chicago aud
O. Caro- nV.I1 sid ksisi.. s.os @ 81 Ga
E.,r, Win the Great We.,er, Railroad Of Illinois foo
30 Mi.si.sipp, Railroad L.s.e, With The Roeh
lad Railroad for Rcct Island and D.vsnpo and :. Mss
doss with Central Military Tr.et Railroad for
on nd .s MONDAY J.ou. IS r.su. P...at.s end
running over the oten oisnon
81 he limos Cenu. Rsrosd leaving Gssns Morning ana
iynD, .S1: sIS:h N ;nS os ws:: Railroad . Of
Courry Their. nes of stages running sSa 90 1ois
sp ,stss. A sS. WoSa
DE Pine mes on Black Cbppews and st. Crox Hvsn
ssDs -s &. 6 rom esas
Dusleirh on hs opsniss q 10 Lou can tax. the
csro avoid the delays and dangers Of navigation above
that point and reach their destination nom ~ 70 ~ NOUN
scins South are ASSURED that at and below Csirs
the OF the Mississippi River never in.esrup'sd
s ~ 70 ale pace ns 70 and freight down the river
s:,s Ssp I.a' .hs Sr .. RS.d i
mneTior equipment ready for business ,,,.-sou nj,
.FRs h:; So aE9soS
superintendent, Amboyi or ct the once o. me MSs3S
Chicago Q" Chief Engineer and Cen Superintendent
NTEW-YORK and HARLEM RAILROAD
IN WINTER ARRANGEMENT-Throush Freight for A.
S.sy-rhoush FREIGHT viii Be reesysd f0S o'0 sana ,Ss
syeeoted For further particulars Inquire OF eos 81
New.York, Dec Is. 1884 JOHN D: ELl0I. eags
NEW NIDE-GAUGE ROUTE from NEW
IN YORK to ROCHESTER, The ROCHESTER and GEN
EsYE VALLEY RAILROAD Is now open, and In cognecaoe
With the Buffalo Corning and New YORK and New io1 sae
Ee Railroads, forms direct route hom Nevi'A A"'
ester - ..,., A.. .n,.x,., .or,
s ssoTdsl by the renders 1t By far the most dess
HE betveen the above named cities
h. nrocured at the York and Erie Railroad
Ticket Office foot Of Duane and ct No. sS Brosdwsy' 's
n Jersey City.
Bassase checked through ,,v..,..
FrJshts will be transported between New YORK and nocnes
ter with dispatch Any information desired IN regard tneet
en- h. obtsned bv calling upon the General Freight Agent
the nev Yort and Railroad Enc Buildings, or u o.
TxPPAN Express Freight Agent, No. ls3 brosdwsy;
~ .in On he Bufao Corning and New York Railroad %
Sunday. hEDFILLp oaPeImsouu
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Duiloins Alatsrials.

GOLD WROUGHT IRON BEAMS for FIRE
= pROoP BUILDINGS, VAULTS, STORE FHoSrs.
pOOFs &c The under<Ded DOW prepared " iufann
I'D wrought iron rolled Besns cut 70 specified snftns
pce which enables FIRE prof baildnss TO Be erected
sSet,te ADVANCE Of wooden The paine es
invited examine the new building OF Mssrs hE ,sr
a., In Cf where thew been psed for TURNER nioH
st.n sppIy 70 COOPERA HEWITT. No II Burlins alp
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Couarlnership Notices.

UOPARTNERSHIP.- WILLIAM l.. fEIh-
" CHY u admitted partner IN the eagnsss a ION
eer the name Of IHOMAsA Res Nsw v,.se. fhs
npsr..ion Of French Chin. ~i g sad a.
FAM P,,nce a. heretofore, THOMAS hsEs
Esw.York FEB. J. 100
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OPENING Of the MAIN LINE and GALENA
~ BRANCH Of tie ILLINOIS eSIR kNLh Lii .re n
N GALEsA from CAIRO 10 CHiCk9O, WtIhnruys.
CHANGE Of CARsi-THRouGH LINZ 70 o. Looi''
ALL u. WAY By RAILROAD
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Goal.

NOAL 81 per TUN.-Best qualities OF ked
Ash Stove and Fsa delivered tres o. carase from under
cover sHIVLIS& GOODWIN No S3S Riyineton-t
NOIIS.-Peacb Orchard, Red or White Ash,
delivered em yard and cover Nut s6i Stove. 81 Cum
es'sha - IFEKs. Hos SIS Bowsrv and al oreenes
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Removals..

DEMOvAL.-The undersigned, now reinstated
Al IN. old location No. ISL Broadway viii in the exef
ci.e Of isdsmep the fret circles Of the nsde en-
S.svor 10 ec Of the svors his numerous
,.t,on. unoeY positive determination to sdhere strey ~
Csh Sales such moderate ebsrs... - ,ir
hest ipterest VIM. I. JENNINGS, Draper and Tailor
No PSI Broadway, Sd door above tbe Astor aooss.
DENOVAL.-The PHENIX FIRE lNSU-
III RANCE COMPANY OF Brooklya have removed thek
New YoTh Branch Office TO No 81 Wsllst ,.
WV PHILANDER SHAW, Secretary.
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J. I. sMIrH, Auctoneer n,,o,D
TOyTQE SATE-HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD

III FURNITURE, RICH BRUssELs CxHPETs Mn MiS
ING. Il ios A. NJ, at the residence No. 7s Franz
In al tho contents OF said house. oont.inn{ sse snS
erensve variety Of excellent Furniture nearly new sucn
= osswooi and Psror Puratur Center AID SIDE
sfeS Miryors elegant China vsses costly OH Psntinp
BrsS.s Carpets ysrd Of which hiss
never tsss sssd Window Shades Biocstee and Lace
ustsns Chino Dinper and Tea Sets richly decorsed Cut
lsss W.se Silver Ware Crochery Kitchen Uteb'
49, &c. Aso. all the superior Bedroom Furniture, contain
both n Rssswood and Mahogany, Hair Mattresses beddns
and ohsr house keeping articles, worthy the attention OIL
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OFFICE ONO AND PENNSYLVANIA RAnsoao Co.,
PITTSBURGH, Jan. -, 1851
NOTICE is hereby given to the Stockholders OF
IN the Ohio and Railroad 'mPsny that on ana
after the 18th day Of FEBRUARY, Dividend Of FIVE rEh
CENT for the months payable 10 the steck OF the
Company par will be paid to the stockholdsr their oeH
stood on the books Company the h OF January Inc
s,ociboder, on the Pittsburgh books will be paid ct the oc'
OF the and those the New York books the once
of winow Lsnisr Co. Scrip certificates will be ssued for
tie fractional parts Of share. ii. 8. FILE T LINZ:
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Urn GOODS.

Drp GOODS.
DATTS.-Apency Of the Massc Falls Batting
II Germany NEsMITH & CO.. Nc. II Brosdwsy.
DRTNTS-Light and dark styles, Steems ana
M.dSers In rrest variety including Shifting frpts ~
1,eueb for ssjs b. NEsMITH Co. g. ed u Broe1vsy
DRINTS-Steams and Msdders, new styles, 70
u sssvsd from the vxks daily, fr ala By
EESMITH Co., Hoa IS and u 1eseawsS.-
TWKS, DENNIS and CHECKS-A good -
Il 4 rtment Jus. received. For sale BY
NEsMITH / Co.. Nos 50 md n Yro.Ax,y.
VXTHYTEROCK SIIIRTINGS.-The WhiterocS
w Nev superfne .ipch Blescbed Cctcnsi also extss
erper water twist Cottons, uneSuASed fcr eoeoeo Pe
sss NESMITH L Co.. Eoa % and n Bsoedvsy.
NJ OOLEN 81 800 packages, comprisins
w Cgotbs Csssiueres sstoes Jesns, Kssseys Anssys
akavb BlsnAet, &c. For sale by
EESMITH 4 Co. Ma 50 and n BfoadwV.
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MIR CHARLESTONrand FLORIDA-SEMI-
+ WyEKLYU NAIL LIsE--The oev ssd isst golns
III snITHERNER Essn oomm4nser gu Cssys
~. No N r, on SATURDAY, FEB. 10. Ell 0e'eH r l.
,,b, s,py on board where all bulls OF lsdirs VIZ Do
"a G., 'n.s..xe q; the ofhce OF -
SPOFFORD TILEsTON CO. No % orosa W,
rhroosh Teles Florida - follows; To 'seo0a's' s'i
20 ~ N.sHyILLE will succeed. ard leave on wEDSES-
DAY. FEB L.
CTEAMsHIPS between HAVRE and NEW
h .tesn.Iis ALPS viii af from Hsvrs eir.e TOR New,
Ya,i Ivi,houf calling any port IN Enssnd Ins is OF
freight ana p4sssss First and Second Cso Will
IL. sailing Of the succeeding wf Be shortly an
bounced .t.,... l.. .h;r. s,o. U.x-.
s,s~t Gy NevYort than BY ship calling an Engsh pon
mi, IN H.yr. 90 Psr. II Backwards des Ia. ens to Don
Alb CURRIE or In Ee~.Yorst to ~. e.rnss.s,.,
n1TRIOIIO LINE.-New Line Of NEW
YORK ana LIVERPOOL PACKETS: Til. ans VI %
somnosod Of The ioowins and spendid ship, Vs.
CxTgOJTN 900 burden. .Cept D. D. Lru1nAA
ii CLAY......l 500 tuns burden Capt psy'd CsalknA
rET,.......2oc o burden Capt Geo D. HUI
INA above vessels have been recently esan ana are n
Arrest ana most snbstantisl In the trade. ~
Tey are commanded BY men OF sxpenenee ana souy -
ve superior and every exsron WI -
49, IN promote comfort Of passenger And ne soav
Ispes OF shippen For freight OF psssese apply 70
sPO#FORD, TILESTON Co No &c BrosdIy.
Assuts u Lvsrpool-3. 6RIhsHAW Co., No. ~ eorss
Plaza.
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financial.

DY SIMEON DRAPER-Ofice No. 46 Pine,
ID cor OF William st FRIDAY Feb. At /! O'Clock. o.
the Merchants Exchange for account Of whom II may con-
corr.r.,h. .
s.y.n ne Cent second Mortgage Bonds due ls Interest
payable lt April and let Oct, In ew' forn ,o,, L.
&25 co Bond EewAbany and Salem haroa1 que io'' in
ter, At Der cent payable June and Dec. In n
5000 Hudson River Railroad Third Mortgages per eens,
Bonds due in 1875 LIST May and lst November So0
each .,,
90 shares Bulls Head Bank. SIS e.eh.
100 shares Stounston Railroad Stock, slc0 each.
$40 eco Seven per Cent Psasma Railroad Bond
$1,000 Seven per Cent Chaamogs Railroad Bonds $loo
each. 90, ,,... ...., -,
cent Bond 1870 Interest payable 10th January and lon
July 10 Eew-York.
GALE Of STOCKS at AUCTION, by order OF
- an Adm inistrs.ion ADRIAN muLLEh r., 70: WI. y,
the Merchants Exchange BY order of Thompson Price Admin
istrstor Of the late Cspt II. Lyon: ~
IA shares Bank Of North America SloO
Sc shares Union Bank $50
81 shares Bank of Commerce, BOO
l5s shares MechsnicS Bank SIS
n .bsrss Bowery Fire Insurance Co S25
AZ ,hsrss Mechanics o. Traders Fue fnuranee Co, go
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NEW-YORK and NEW-HAyEN RAILROAD
IL uiN1Fa IRRANGrMENr nas IL Iss4

"
TRAINS LEAv. EKw-YoRK-Fo; New Haven, 7, 4 u,
Ok u n; s. OK 80 lEx sed Ae Ar NJ for Bridge
pot, is A N, TI9 NM, 5, EI $50, .tAs and b.
f. III foa Milford STAFFORD F.ihsd, Southport ssd
81 r. A; slsF I's i. g s.. D;:; !; =;
A. n. or I'm. $. iEI 80 as, SIS n; fog Po.
Chester and nterneaats stations. u, l., Sis. Su
CoSxrcnss rsAns-yor Bs.tos. 81 H., EI) 81. n.
On j for Hartford and sphns6eA, o., (Ex u u. So Il
E.i or casn;e!.eg, Rive, R.arosz . H,stssd a. z
London Rsiiroad A. n. p NJ; 70! Hcussteae Railroad
a n 70, E.us.ises ! a:lIosd \ ~ tEI) fss
TlAns 10 kKw.YonK-Irom ns.-Hsvsn, 81, :. ea
10, iin Y, is; G1 IS. cd g: NJ
du. fs' cA''si ~. 81 aofr y
NEW-JERSEY RAILROADEFor PHILA-
IN DILPHIA, end tie SOUTH end WEST. Via JEkSEY
CITY-U.issl st.sss Mai and EIPre. Li.ss Lssv. N.v
i x:. g ca: !: - q i. ~ d e e
- ~ =. as ~ Tas Es.SsnY Aess..sasdss
N.:.il -. - 6: c.s..:a Z: sisl - e. E:. =
sAsohsi v VsAAaGtss Z sal 10 L z aalS Z
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;Sss I a s sssS* os-.'.''-


CUPREME COURT.-In tho matter Of u
- sppI.c alton Of the MAYOR ALDERMEN snd co.,
n S AL z =. % =. s ~ q:
SIDE Of Ctsthsnsq 70 Prauhlinsq, 10 ssid I'VE. -
undersigned, Ccramisdonsn q Esinsts and Assesnsatn
he s: matter hereby give q, notice sas . d: 80.
Improved and unmprovsd lands effected thereby soa e =
sssi s.,. Su1 .sd
peops whose interests affected there By, and vho m
T. 70 az oeosSs g. asG
shcs Of the Commissioners. No 3Tyoarow. n tan CITY -
con- o. pson. Who
Estilnsts ana Assessment w Be heed |. o4essss 2 -
s d.T u a. fh Tia, Il. stsl.s,
E.4ss and tos:ssr ws oar -. sss -
BY in making report hs.s been dspostsd ~ sas
ssl: 70 sss: s Gi The q ia S'
That the Init embraced By the Assessment s,ofessn -
s ell -. s: sI'; % 90 ~ sns
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