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a Desperate Conflict between a Lion
and an Antelope


DR.. Livingstone gives Il very interesting
description Of Il fight he witnessed in Afi
ca between II lion and antelope. The DR.
and his guides had just emerged from ;
narrow drii'c between two rocky hills
they heard an angry growl, which they
knew TO be that "f the ''m"narch of the
to'csl." At the distance OF not more than
forty yards in advance Of them, gcmsbol
stood at bay, while huge lawny lion was
croucEcd Oh arocky platform, above the
level ofthe plain, evidently mcdiating an
attack on the antelope only space of
about twenty feet separated the two animals
The lion appeared to be animated with the
greatest fury, the gemsbok WAS ap, arcntlv
calm and res"lute, presenting his well tor;i-
| fled head to the enemy.
! The lion cautiously changed his position
descended to the plain and made circuit,
obviously for the purpose of attacking the
gem ihok in the rear, but the latter was
on the alert and still turned his head to-
wards his antagonist. This maneurvcr-
Ing lasted for hall an hour, when it appear
cd TO the observers that the gensbok used
Il stratagcm to induce the lion to make his
assault. The flank Of the antelope was for
Il moment present to his fierce assailaut.
as quick rs lightning, the lion made a
spring, but while he was yet i'll the air, the
gcmsbok turned his head, bending his neck
so as to present one of his spear like horns
at the lioas breast. ~ terrible laccraton
WAS the consequence; the lion fell back
on his liaunches and showed a ghasty
wounded in the lower part OF his neck. tie
uttered a howl Of rage and anguish, and
backed off at a distance OF fifty yards, seem
ing half disposed to give up the contest,
but hungry, fury, or revenge once more i'm
PEELED him forward. His scconl assault
WAS more furious and headlong, he rushed
at the gemsbok, and attempted to leap over
thr Formidable horns in order TO aliGht on
III, back. The gemshok, still standing on
the defensive, elevated his head, spcarcd
the hon in his si,lr. u mortal wound, as the
horns rene,ralrd to the depth of six or
eight inches. Again the lion rctreated,
groaa;n@ an'l limping i'll manner which
showed tha; he had been severely hurt, but
he soon collected all his energies for an
other attack. At the instant of collision,
the g"mSbok presented Il horn so as to strike
the lion Immediately between his two fore
legs AMI so i.,rceiul was the stroke that the
whole length of the horn, was buried in the
lions body. For nearly minute the two
beasts stood motionIess then the gemsbok,
slowly backing, withdrew his, and the lion
tot,cred and fell on his side, his limbs uuiv-
cring i'll the a@oncs Of death. The victor
made a triumphant flourish OF his heels. and
tr"t'cd of apparently without having re-
ceved the least injury in the conflict DR..
Li"iagstonc'x Tyucets IN ittricu, an an
published 7cork1
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1857-03-20

He DIED AT HIS Posr.-A sad, but
beautiful and touching scene, was witnessed
at the accident at tho Du Page bridge.
On the morning after the accident the 81 ow
toIling Of bell was heard. On looking
to see whence it came, it was discovered to
proceed from the engine as it lay submerg-
ed in the water. The waters, as they foam
ed and surged over the sunken engine away
the bell, which alone with the smoke pipe
appeared above water, and caused it to
give slow tolling sound. When. the en-
gine was raised from the water the engineer
was fonnlip a standing posture, with his
stiff, cold,.icy hand firmly grasping the
throttle valve, as though amid the thick
darkness he hal discovered tho perilous
condition Of the train. and had sprung to
avert the ruin. But it WAS too iate-the
engine and train, with its precious freight OF
life and property, went down, aud during
the dreafy night the engine bell and the
mad rushing waters, rang out a solemn re-
QUEEN for the dead! II. is probable that
had not the freight train gone down as ii
did The passenger train from Chicago, due
two hours later, and loaded with sleeping
passengers, would itself have taken the fa-
tai plunge -Joliet Democrat.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1857-03-20
Early Rising.

In England resides venerable minister
of gncal celebrity, both rs a preacher and
writer. For upwards Of sixty years he has
maintained a high degree of popularity in
his public character, and has been singular
ly respected, beloved and honorcd in private
life. a few years since, the writer of these
lines, being on visit to his house, was no,
a little surprised to see the good old gentle
man between five and six o'clock in the
morning. working in his garden with the
agility and energy of a young man and
this on Monday morning, after having CON
ductca two public services on the proceed
ing day. lie stated that this was his usual
practice, aud Il source of health and employ
ment. From youth, lie had never been in
bed at six o'clock, except on occasions of
real illness, which was of rare occurrence.
But" said lie, edo not imagine that it
has cost me no effort to rise carly When
young, I was much inclined to indulge in
bed, but being convinced that it was a
wicked waste OF time, and bar to improve
ment, | resolved to put an end to it. SO
every night had a large basin of water
placed 10y my bedside, and the moment |
awoke, out | turned, and dipped my head
!" Liz "a.'r theh, you konw, sleep was
gone, and had my senses about me. Fora
short time required to he awakened at a
certain hour, but it soon ceased to be nec-
cessary awose of my own accord. The
only thing required was to get my head in
to the water without ente ring into any de-
bate. Any young person. may, by this me
thod, successfully euro himself OF wanting
to lie a.bed late. am not sure that it
would be cfiectual for an old sluggard, but
it is worth making the trial"
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1857-03-20

ACE OF THBnm CHARTER OAK.---Prof.
Brooklesby las been computing the age
of tlle Charter Oak. BY examination Of
the rings, lie finds that there aEs So rings
Of annual growth intbs space oft@osinehes.
The average diameter OF the three on, Which
he bases BIB computation is nine feet sSlF Fe
then !sayss,::E7:s5 Ias tho average snua.hsy ol
rings for every two INCHES aof n session d
the trunk the ontire numbersofs Rugs viii
befonnd aecerdipgto TO the ftst measurement
GymGhiplyihg So i6to 21, theE namber Of
ipcafes il one quarter efstlie diameter. The
productof these numbers Us 945. whishgises
the approximate Age Of the tnea 10 years
taking it tSrr granted That each ring aSaoses
a.pcfiod ofaGgAr. 5s,ssaiSss. y
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1857-03-20
New Year PAYMENT.

THE melancholy days have come,
The saddest of the year."
When notes are due, and lengthy bills
Come in from far and near;
When ''here's small account of YOURS"
Is whispered in your ear,
And, wont You please settle now,
Is oil the talk you hear.
You scarce can take n morning walk,
Without ere long your met,
By Mr.. Snooks, who wants to know
If you can't settle yet;"
And the hour of "dusky eve"
When you do homcward HE,
Upon the pnrlor table, 10!
a pile Of bills do lie.
Ye chaps. whose salary amounts
10 ten times ten year,
Who sport your patent leather boots,
With such IL "(orcign air.
And wear your thirteen dollar '1;ghts,'
And golden buttoncd vest;
l wonder not, when New Year comes,
You seek in vain for rest.
Ye girls with empty bonnes stuck,
Upon your empty heads,
With high-rriced silks and satin things,
With hoops, and flowers, and beads
/ wonder what "rnpa" will say,
When Mr. Srriggins calls,
With just that little Lill'' of his,
For bonnets, hoops and shnwls.
And now my stylish ''little chaps"
And fashionable little maids,
I'll tell you what you'd better do.
When those long bills are paid;
just spend rs many dollars now,
Upon your added brain,
as You have spent for costly clothes,
And sec how much you'll gain,
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1857-03-20

sFeA* r. kksTr Tie Eopisyitls
Courier ssSs that sugar fsakiDg apafkttp1s
IthaysA AlscaA seomuienced in portions 81 KsGs
btasks, ADD it expressed the +'opinion that
niofe frsesspg ,ahd qiosasses Win bs xbads
thsi f6s iaaf .seasopa, Sugar eanips tbsE
hsso not. -atssd fogayaaIs ssiu hs-.Hade
yaeld thsiF ashi5s shis season. ). es,l;a.i
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1857-03-20

Fractions of Squares will be charged in pro-
portion to the above rates.
SS- Business Cards COR the t,r:n "f one
yenr, will be charged in proportion to the
space they occupy, III, one Dollm per line
space.
GB For all aivrr, iS"nront< sci in ,l,aJ,e ccl,
Mmn Fifty per Cent. extra viii hc ..lIc,! 70 the
above rates.
DAVIS d I!QILI%GSWOETlI,
FIR Hammer;
LEE Il WILSON,
For {'f.sS
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SOUND StEEr.-Any man who can
bound out of bed as soon rs lie wakes Of a
mil-win,cr's morning, is worth something ;
no fear Of his not making his way throug gh
the world creditahly, because he has the
elemen,<oi u promp'ilude, decision and en-.
erIv, which guarantee success. u invalitls
we make comfortable suggestion worth
knowing.-lf you have force Of will enough,
to keep you from taking second nap
and it is the second nap" which made
its bancful influence felt on multitudcs-it
is better for You to licawhile and think
aLou, it, until that feeling Of WEAKNESS
passes ont of the limbs which YOU so COM
monly feel. But to sleep soundIy, and to
feel rested and refresh when you wake up
Of a morning four things arc essential
l. Go to bed with feet thoroughly dry
and warm.
?. Take nothing for. supper but some
cold bread and butter, and a single cup of
weak warm tea Of any kind.
3. Avoid over fatigue of body.
4. For the hour proceeding bedtime dis
miss every engrossing subject from the, mind
and let it be employed about something
soothing and cnliveuing in cheerful thank
tulncss s-HaiTs ". Y. Journal of Health.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1857-03-20

Navy ApPo1sTaEsr.-OdT late Repre-.
sentative. shortly before bis death, procured,
for our yonhg friend, Walter R. Lane, son ,I
Of Capt. Wm.R. Lane, the appointment sos
,nidshiP,nan in the United States .Nxvy,
! .~.! ~ ,:,... Neude1ry Rising Sun.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1857-03-20

ExPASDING THE LuNGs.--An exchange
gives. the following suggestion for increasing
he capacity of.he lungs
Step ont into the pnrest air yo,i can find
stand perfectly erect, with the shoulders
back and then, fixing the lips as though
you We're going to whistle draw the air; not
through your nos,rls but through the lips,
into the lungs. When the chest is about
haffui, gradually raise the arms, keeping
them ,extenccd, with the palms Of the hahdar
down as yon suck in The air, so as to bring
them oyer the head just as the lungs are
quite full. Then drop tho thumb inward
and after gently forcing the arms backward
and the chest open, reverse: the process
should be repeated three Or four times, in.
media;,ly after bathing, and also several
times during the day. 1t impossible tp de-
scribe to on. who never tsied it the glorious
sense Of vigor Which follows this exercise.
1t is the best expectorant in tho worlh
We know a gentleman, the measure Of
whose chest bas heen increased by this
means somo three or fonr inches, during
as many ymonths.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1857-03-20
Here is what | roccivrd

'''i"eh Her" Is what ! received
My DEAR Miss W.-Ieur father told
me. you were so interested in everything re-
la,ing to my son, that | have, (llourh with
IL trembling hand } copied Il few lines OF. poe,
try, that camc out with our last letters, fo,
You, to accompany my grateful thanks 70,
the messages OF kindness from your mother
and yourself:
Yours truly, --.
My DEAR MRs. X kAHE II do not know
how to thank von for Your most unexpected
remembrance of me at such a moment
when rs a mother You mourn the loss oi
Your noble son-while. as IL Christian. You
must rejoice with joy um<rratahIc and full
Of glory, that he You lately "watchcd in
fear" rests from his lhors, in the arms ofthc
everlasting Father. My mother sends Won
the a>Su'aare ether sympathy in your gr;c:,
and also, i'll your glorious hope.
Yours most gratefully, NJ. w.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1857-03-20
A-Mr Atkins ,fWoIcoft- n

! rA-Mr. Atkins, of f:Wolcott, Con, walked
oat Monday last from Bristol to bis, holne,
% distance of,sbout six miles: On entering
he louse.he said he never felt bet fer in ,Kis
! life, and fsiicitated himself on endurance Of
tie extreme cold. But a cheerful fir" soon
revealed tho fapt that his feet were frozen
like rclurnps Of ice, and while imfnetsing
.thesa iii q; Tub Of cold water they AAualiJ
cofgsafsd ths water. HIS suffefihgs Were
+'esesuiiiating. His feet are stiIfbiack ant
tifssetf6 .sensati6Hs ~ - ',essssas yes~9 q.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1857-03-20

! Sur AGAINST TUE McDoxoJe1 EsrSrB
Mrs. Myra Clark Gaines. as heir Of tie.
late Daniel Clark, has filed, in court at
New Or!eans, a bin in equity sgainst the
cities Of New Orleans and Baltimore, as lSsits
ofthc.. ..lato John McDopough, and again: /
fifteen Or twenty persons besides, for the re-
coyery Of the valuable ,ract Of land known
astthe Bayou St John property" which
belonged to CIark.at the. time Of his death,
bht which is now held in ownership by the
different defendants. The property COM
prises tho best part oftwenty six squarss oof
ground, mostly, ,unimproved, ,ent very valu.
ABle from IFS locality.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1857-03-20

VEGETABLE ExaUIslrEs Kss.-"Shall
help son to seme Of the tomatusses,n iu-.
quired a young: exquisite ola venerable.
physician, as'he satopposite to him at ono:
'of o'r hotel 'tablss No sir, l thank s. you, 2
replied the learned savant, "but Iii tr oubie
yoo for SOME Of ~, ,potstussss, if yoa please" !"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-18


AFoRgn HOUsR-RRok Dw4r, OPPOSITE BOND
This and beautiful hotel ocaed ~ ne 's
pleasant part ~ Broadwsy, continued Oh ne Am N p
without advance price Terms " w per osy rue psdOh
,s'' 'e p""n' .DwtN " STONE, Prop 1et,r.
Hur fforrrar'v of Irving H9ns) Surerintendeni
r1,RrsONt nOVsE NIXIu AvnNUE AND rUNrIkiH
eei on eoal.e ths sial Pal1ce.-Uneq JAILED accora
nnodacns & = gen.lemrn md amines Terms m.rseFa,e
Trans 1t gness NJ 20 per day. Cars and stages psss me
hunse ~ All honrs.
u,nE WasHIrGTOS sHADsS No 25e ShsdtNdtot
sweet ii, ,osfgn 4, bands " rev prnprror THO
Mas kpfty frwery &. ne Empire Jly fes Wsreh1 us~,
cnr-r % VIVA stec nd the Bouery New Yors ana To-
N any years cprs red oihgr SIMILAR p Establishments
In tsiasfre sweet New No'k, respecauy n0rm hls M
erous frer ds ana the mo Reurrs nat ne has bec0ma
,rp,gty az me l 10 Washington stfee IN the vcntv 90
IL rooah CIV HAL ity o,cupisd by Mr SANDS SNt
M Ine,op add desire CUndnct hia ba tness TO
r-er he pttre o. al vfp NAV honor hu with their patrn
ase ard hr therere Aopos " be literally sustained IN hs
new enterprise.
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rNR wurr1Fx. oCuIisr NO SO RRoAnwAy, pu
~ bs sr,uon " Sg~a'es q he eye; 'nroc neNu
ram of he eyeta eNscuAv cured; 9nHa. sysss, Ac
RIVED 0hhost bysrast y Ofice b0urs B. " 20 " n
Frelnh rlfcsi eyes q o superior quA4y on sale
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rI,O THOSE DE6IRlSG II rAsS TVS SUN. Es Ist a
i y.tosa - d.shabs fIrrisnad house be obtained
ocshifuy siynssei on Lab avcaue hn niDues was
the n pire and tot gross sprng rhfe tw1 psrlJra
dining fve al IoOna Servants room hssemea
kitchen gsraer ~ih essiy se'able. SOD water &c 40
dress .. M cry bon 2b Sara,1S "a P0st Odlce,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-18

= ~ sOHEGAF HOUSE n NOW OPEN Fc~ srx
ssr bo>~ders situated fonr miles east OF ,an. ~ -
g. s.ss ssas On s,y., ss:S:S ::
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-18

w. RIM FOR sALE-siTUATED ~ NILES FIR NJ THE
II icSs~ille station, l. ~ mes from ~ w York,
s,spg forty land twenty foDr which uoder
bgh ss Of cuIuva new egh room house barn corn
&c Parties desiring eligible residence could
ha heal HER and pleasant sl Aoa being
sS miles hays north sontb there good
H. hing and Charming; the uoe TOE
b.Efhs and blachbeuts which be found IN proflon
The crops ing, ntsng of oats, and
grass very pronnisng and will with the farm do
sired Appl- 20 g. u nEit. 3t3 Fulton street breoklyn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-18

UAMMANy HALL-A NETTING OF the DEMO
ctanc Repub lean Convention WI be held Pur.usnt ~
arlort ment his tfhgr-sss evening" lunr ~ ~ NJ
ocock ALLAH y. PUaDY, Chairman.
gLrRrn CrAscEIon. lsa-ret,rfe,
gAxL W. N.SpERHEynTT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-18
HOUSES, SsOUAfs, &C., wAsTED.

GO 0QO TO -i61o-wANrED. OONFo 1T ABLE
CC.UUU dwelling h his ty. In exchange fr god dyl.
der pa, stocks ~ houds M inlcaon ~ill
answered which docs no give no nun Der stree price Of and
udnnt c 2resspt encumbrsnce Gu the pr-nses Address
box 1895 trs oios.
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rDssa rnSsT Fsssus coLoasD AID sAisLLAS,
I.borai ~, Rcsrs Point
yevxsy Vy, n, T.
uraers ron m. shove rOrss should es addressed % J. q,
WHO'S. DUrErR, Asass
No. 10 Walden lane, v. "
sssrs pss Of ambition p,eoee Also .vevy Vastly Of sak
81 saee-sUgh crnckers torrs
snss n os~is osadles 40. Ac., Lc., nsy be fc1nd
oods ~ the city, % ~ snT e. Nf ~
- NJ npsi stations F~~~ ~ evrenre
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-18

no CAPiTALisTs AND MEnaA Nics -fHE ADyER-
i rer In dssironr viii hree persons u
practical chank with In The
The re ht tor Brooklyn aud island for
whib business on large scale cao be cond si tho
has b, ntrOenced into al W.
ties with great suoces chm, $40 OOD proal hal
rsazd 'he past year. and In chicago, ~ Louis Pirl
aiped The best Of rersn given ~ % the ty sat IA
tbs ar ce % hitch la whore
tecn recently established The prc. u 's right t1 o.
81 900 ~ which viii be advanced by tie spbpcriosr. Un
doubted references Integrity ard business sar.
Address -, boz "a New York Post onbos.
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Ios a. Ann l. sD9R, AZ. "rTssr PREMIUM riRs
y vorka."-
WE On ,sor,neyr c,.r N ory nsnurr--vca "rir
-veuiur rir~wur,s 20 the ttol aas- tarff ws n eve
pr~-,urn ufer "A Nv he Avce,n osf
zoe The raet yes $50 - he N.rsns Test ~
hsQ Z s,.te thai thsy sret ttf e~~ Yks ~
vwueian every year the tour iesrs ~ ne fairs
tssfirn lnsi srs sso ~ the Vorfs Fer but nor
o~e--si snrpate With hsn ~diOh heY tces @innp
evfdgnor ~ hely rerov al n,ter uas ~ bse
yOq q. 7. ftN3F. n,
rxA~.arv sorsh pat L Jerysv 71tg " 4
rUUg pUNEir. sgna
no. 10 sAieo l2rc, Eaa yJlk.
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A coon TRADE FOR fe-THE ONLY TRUE Nsfnop
n ~ wr'inv gliding snd burnishog on Glass ~ nractgci
81 fSrdcp explained advertiser FOR rcrpes AMI fuI m
.trucuns enabling party 10 cinenc zoe b ness rn
Close e. Aaire sihler Herald o1re. The ute Or gn
p,iner enclosing 'h.r card 81 persoua sfeadance. "
Doys ANp MEs PREPARED FOR BUSINESS At
10 DOT,sEAR's com nercial academy, to Brppiway,
readily obtain good stusi a. they bsopne dae< "a
hgrres raud business sthca an Prscu al 20 tkeepers
Communication terms 5 One sat want Nrung -
u,ssr.b .ASoU AGA HOf ss<soa g.. .AsmON
Tst BrcsdvAy, consinu-sio give thrUurn lusvucupn
% yrench l-usuaye irpryttpF 70 HE pupils NC ssnr
~esk The sng-asr wfn nuenoy ard ,orredues noncs
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" hrst premiums n n United states
Mannheim eOHrvd sri brilliant
EyhiOdoua 1rssOrks -.
NoW ready, Win rrnrrs,rms- ~ re
ORIGIN Az UNtTED SrNfEs LNllORhIORY,
Cnce. rs Washinv sire I, Jersey Cfy.
Iaboaasory, street seclnd nl's rom ne frrry
ISAAC EttsE ST., fyrotec1nie1
New York city fspn, A. - liberty street
Also eysrx es-rirtirn ~ ~ wort fuc the trsd-
ttrtera nd pesaa " slENF PUTNAM agent g Liberty
stree, kew YORK, will meet with prOngt ttculOn.
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EXlUHStONN ".


ngLIGBrFrI. sCsDAy EXCURSIONS TO GLEN COVE,
~ Rochelle White tone and SrssupO = on SUNDAY,
June n. The l.TEe fav' rite steamer rfLtsptD
Capt sners viii leave the bot 0f Amos stree No IA
rivsr, all Sofns sre-t ~ "a; AZ Ia PEEK sp,
fasl river Hrooe street ~ es fenh siyeet al oc
Returning will leave len Al o., O'Cl making us
sbove landings Fare - cent. each gay
CxcURToNs ro KEyPoRr.-ruE PAvoRirE srE.a.
u boat RtYpORr viii make daily eHcursons " keypori
during the week. leaving Ne Yok foot OF Murray rrt NJ
O'Clock r. NJ re;urnnR leave keypori nj clock " aod
IN New Work about ksN past O'Clock n -Ias bEi
siro ieavts New YORK a. O'Clock A. M and keypost a.
O'Clock a n
L,xCU ksIONs-THr sTrtNss SATELLITE ChPtN
n Anderson MAKES regular trips 10 The fsning bsaEs
every DAY, Saturday Leaving Morton stret ~ I;
sprinr M PEGS sp At brcone street Ms risr
No Norfh river O'Clock A coiflou hnni VII s~0onrA
~ the mer n B-The SATkIa ItE su msse a rp ~
TIE thiera Banks alternate "a urisy v1.uns ~,
july 9Th and August si 15h and f2h lfavng Norton
street o. Pier No North rv A. 5s Peck Zip Al O'Clock
A. N preci.ely keturnna IN the afsernoon s2me dhv
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HEPARTMEfT OF FINANCE -CONPfROfIER'a
IL Office June lb ls57.--Centya Park Notice Ia hereby
ey. 10 All OF eusrnenis lands 10 TIA cent-S
Pak due and must he immefistev set
ted he C,n ptTor-rs office No. Hal of Refods be
tween hours NJ ~ and ococS Al occupants negeciog
TO pay their ~ he frat dgv of jny next VIII he soa
forfeited their right 70 ocsupy and tho pre-
nls.s will be rented 90 ~ h. parties.
I, SkPH ROXY. Collector of CITY Revenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-18

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-18


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