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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-10-20
The Latest News by Telegraph,
Foreign.

HALIFAX, Oct. 1.-The steamship Canada,
Captain Knng of the British and North Amer.
lean Royal Mail Steamship line, has arrived
en- route for Boston with Liverpool dates TO
the 25rh ult.
! The amount Of indemnity which France
gets from China by the treaty is $4,000, 900
francs.
The Canada brings nothing new about the
Atlantic cable, and her political news is unim.
por'ani.
The submarine cable between England aid
Holland has been successfully laid.
At Paris, Prince Cheka was killed By jump
ing from a carriage, while the frightened horses
attached was running away.
The French army at Rome Is TO be aug
mented
The French man.of.war has been with.
drawn from the waters of the Adratlr because
Monrenegrin affairs have become quiet.
The Spanish army is to he increased, and
the expedition against the Rift pirates has been
postponed ill next spring.
Spain is protesting to act energeticalfy
against Mexico.
1t is reported that the Russians have gained
another victory over The Circassians
Monareif has been appointed the Russian
Minis err 20 Pekin.
Great Britain will send military represen.
tation to Pekin.
Africa.
At Capesiewn difficulties have arisen between
the British and American authorities relative
TO the Mozambique Channel, and the English
Consul has gone 10 England to obtain instruc-
tions in the matter.
Domestic Intelligence 80
ORDERs TO THE CENTRAL AMERICAN SQUAD
RoN.-The Secretary OF the Navy has sent out
additional instructions to our naval officers at
the eastern end of the Nicaragua transit route
respecting The protection of American interests
and the lives and property of citizens Of the
United States.
RalLRoAD AtctDENr, SEVERAL PERsoNs
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Oct. 4.-The passen.
ger cars on the Memphis and Charleston Rail.
road, ran off the track near Huntsville, Ala,
on Saturday last.
Several persons were wounded, bit not ia.
tally. 81 3f
The AusrRM's PASSENGERS -Most SAVED.
-Netc Yrk Oc. 1.-The Norwegian ship
Catarlna has arrived at Quebec with twenty
two more of the survivors of the burnt steams
ship Austria, including sixteen passengers.
ARRIVAL OF THE OVERLAND MAlL...St. Louis
Oct., g.-The overland mail has arrived from
San Francisco in "a days.
QUARANTINE REsTR1cTIoNs REMovsD.-New
York, Ou., 9.-The Quarantine restrictions al
this port are removed.
FRoM WA,iIlNSroN Washington, Oct. S.
A dispatch has been received from MIR. Reed,
Minister to China. which says.
Mr.. Reed has made provoional arrangements
for the liquidation of all the claims of Ameri.
can citizens from portions of the duties to be
collected at Shanghai. Flu Choo, and Canton.
Col. PREstoN AccEprs-CoI. Preston, of
Kentucky, has accepted the nomination BY the
President of Minister TO Spain.
The CABLr.-Trinity Bay Oct., 9-The
electrical condition of the cable remains I'M
changed.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-10-20

Col, hinHey, slss s;ss raaiirs. 80 =pcriiias :
frdsss IN Austin. The Rambler says it IS reported
Inst be bss sod his Siesrsgua lap- for several hua-
ffsf slsnsssi dollars.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-10-20

" Col. d. Colbert has been inaugHrlcl Goreiro
Of the Chickas,w Nation IFS inaugural address was
n well conceived and sensible document.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-10-20

The gIasshoppers have commenced their
journey through cur Norhern zcoUuiies to the
great annoyance of all. The countryis per-
fectly swarming with them, and The conse-
quence is, that farmers defer sowing their wheat
crop until the etasshoppers leave. Every thing
in the shape OF feetation seems TO disappear
at their approach. They seem to 60 with the
wind entirely. II is to be. hoped they will
leave soon, never to return again Ffatber-
ford Meas.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-10-20

D'The yellow fever is raging at Browns
vile on the Rio Grande. The report of the
city sexton made to the Council on the evening
of the 9th of September, shows 6ftt-three
interments from the 18th to the 25th. There
were four on the 2f,h and nine on the 9Th.
The Flag says: r,.,. a+aa.a .,. III.
"Hardiy family has escaped the summons
of the sabIe-cIad messenger. Among the wo-
men and children has the disease been mos
fatal, though i, has swept off those of all ages"
Civilian
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-10-20

CHANCE FOR AN EDIToR.-The Petersburg
IhfeH'Sencer wants an assistant editor, and
says he must be a gentleman constructed
mainly of wrought iron, having a metallic
skin, embossed with ferruginous warts~and a
stomach adapted to the digestion of blazing
lightwood knots and boiling water-in short,
steam man. Such a gentleman, RAINY per-
son DESTROYS of anticipating the pleasures of
Hades below, can find congenial employment
at this office until FROST" Hyl
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-10-20

GIN. JACKSON AND HIS OEo Wan fiopsE.-
Everybody must sanction the kindness bestw.
ed on the iavorite war horse; and the more tina,
ordinary honors paid him after death by hi
brave master and family. Whyl Because h.
was faithful servant and IN efficient helpe
in the day Of uouble-in the hour Of danger,
was often reminded Of this pmiseworthy u.
membrance Of fidelity and merit cherished
my old friend General jackson, towards his f .
nous Old Duke, the horse he rode during d
Southern campaigns Of the late war. Thong
Duke grew feeble-wns greatly affected, witt
cred, and almost helpless in his latter DAYS,
was not forgotten nor suffered To- be neelecte
have in wall, with the Geaenl, more tina
once, gone TO the To-, which contained this Ii 3.
ing wreck of martial valor; and, whrle the o 4
creature would reel and stagger, looking wis
fully AT his master, the General would sighing.
" say. All poor fellow, we have seen hari
times 10 gether-we must shortly seperute-
your days of suffering and toll are well ni1'
ended On one occasion, 10 try the Genert
on II tender point, the writer Of Ills article .ur,
gested the idea of putting an end to the suffer
ings of Duke, by having him shot, or knock
on the head. NO" said his generous masirr
INTERCHANGEABLE him live and while there %
anything to 90 upon, on this farm, Duke sl,'
have part Pardon me, Mr.. Editor, for IL.
digrtssion--for while writing the above, u
heart was moved, for | held communion, r
imaginatlonf with the ga liant jackson, WI.
with his brave compatros in arms rode 1r
the 'whir winds wing and poured the sto rn
of death on the invaders this nnl of {. ..
dom.-Ame, irqH ,atr
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-10-20

The schedule distance from San Francisco to St.
I.sui- and Memphis along the line Of the Overland
Pacific Route, is 2,I65 miles, the schedule time in
which this i. to lie made, is - days - hours 81 min
utes hss shortest average travel on the route is
7-a miles per hour, and the fastest six miles per
hour. The ay,re time on the whole route is finct on
over 4 ~ miles per hour-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-10-20


nAHAn, o. MAuLB0aoUem. None of The
duchess chains, when they wen a. their We.
y Plaule'l height, he'd been 50 lightly pfi,eI
BY the Dlle, her husband, as her sp'snd,j
head OF hair, One day, upon his onsndins
hef ny some act Oi disobsdlence 10 her .sore.
'eign Nill'' ihe bright thought u,cuued as she
sal considering how she should plague him.
,n"s,' mat u would be a hearty yeIaiion ia see
h'' ia'an'e iTesses cut el Instantly Ihs a ed
was aonsi she cropped them shon, and hlj
'Neh Nheie he must pass through 20 enirT her
apartments but 10 her cruel disannoln,,ne,t he
passed enlefedi and Tepassel, calm eno,ah a.
provoke saint, neither angry nor so,fo,6J
seeming quite unconscious boih of nj, RIM.
aud punishment. Concluding he must have
overlooked the hair, she ran 20 seeare n n
had vanished, and she remained in pefplexlt,
the rest OF the day, The next day, as he con.
'ihHei s'leni, and her lOoking.gas spoke III.
enanse-a difelul One-she began 10 think
abe had, Tor once done foolish thing.
No hing more ever imnspiTed unon The sob.
lsei nnill the dukes death, when she found her
beautiful Tingleis carefully laid IN in a eabins,
where he kept whatever he held mos, nrecion.
The duchess survived her illustrious husband
no less than twenty-five years, diving AZ ill.,
age OF eighiy'iOur in lIll. Thelove she had
for the duke may, in no small degree, Be inf.
agined from the following anecdole
Though in the sixty.seeond year, she still
possessed stme attractions, inasmurh thai she
was sought Ia marriage by the duke Of Som.
erset. Her answer was highly characteristic
aud greatly 10 be admired "Alnrisge is very
unsuitable at my age; but were | only rhiny,I
would not permit even the emperor Of the world
TO succeed in that heart which has been all nv
life devoted to John, Duke OF Marlborough
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-10-20

Twenty gambling eases, in which the fines
were generally from S25 TO $50 each. Two
Were as low as $40. There We're but two ne,
qulluls during the term; me ior minslaugh.er
aud one for aggravated assault and battery.
Il srems 10 be conceded on all sides, that
tee jnries this term have done their duty we'll
and leaTlessly. Judge Deyine holds the scales
with as much precision as il is possible for
any Judge TO do. We nauer ourselves that
our Court is presided over with as mu,h abili.
" us nny court in the Smle.-S. 4. ledger.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-10-20

~ The Lticyraph and .Ns~s having y spicy
and not very evcn-tempercd controversy about the
relative advantages Of Galveston and Houston rs
markets for buying goods, selling produce, &C., and
the relative commercial business facilities of the
two sites. We know nothing about the merits of the
controversy, but think they had better dry it up.
We are satisfied that Houston beats Galveston badly
in railroads, but inclined to think the latter has
largely the advantage in salt water, and that perhaps
more ships come there than to Ro,iston We Fer
that Ms basic for friendly compromise.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-10-20

Tire Beacon opposes called session q n, Legs
Iaiurs, en- fesaissti - srvaaas
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-10-20

= mercy Of men IS to be jass; tie justice
asnea = -;fs
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-10-20


~ The Wichita Indians seem to lt.De been seized
with wholesome alarm, from the severe chastise-
inent which troops have given the Cam ,n;rcs-
They witnesses Of the late fight between 3,jor
Van Dorm and the Camtnches, it h lving taken place
near their village. The Caninches, in fact, in their
tight ran prccipitately through their village, mixing
them up with the Camanclies 20 that several wiclt-
has were killed by the pursuers through mistake.
o fhcy have been sly rogues and cunning thieves
Themselves, and not knowing how soon it may be their
fnta for punishment. seeking refuge in the Re-
serves, They have asked and obtained permission
Of Majs Neighbors, to remove to and remain in the
Lever or BRACES Reserve until further provided for,
and at last accounts were coming in. This is among
tle first Of the good fruits Of the stern measures r.
Gently adopted against the wild Indians We shll
see the CanIanches following their example soon If
the same measures arc continued,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-10-20

81 We learn from gen lenen who have recently
been at the BRACES Agency, that young friend u.
Ellis Coombs, who has been employed by the govern
Inent to teach the young Indian idea how t9 shoot
is succeeding beyond the most sanguine expectations
with his school. lie has very large school, None
Of the dusky urchins could speak word of English
but he is rapidly Inducing them into the initiatory
mysteries Of the language. They are said to be
prObfpt in attendance, tractablc and obelient.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-10-20
Mai. Van Dorn's fight with the
lOIllaugnes,

Yurihsr p riimlafs.-.4i fndiani lsi dsnl on
on the Fisld...W and children taken
piisoatIs.-.Capt, Van Camp killsd.-'hai
Van Do aud Lieut. Ross wvundsd'-Thres
pryatss killed and tiELt wounded,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-05

N0no m hs nane buI % shaTes IN l8 hst o. VJpbsnIs
80.
90 no stop novs inquire bow gentlemen no, holding
AL directors IN company whose charter and
that person shall be drestr unless ne
snail b. eoctboier owning Stock A. sou,ely and IN ne
own name rgh while u IL evident ths hessrs Oily
bsn ReFs are not legal directors Of the compsn
ensrAn doubt stting and voting A. such hereto
fgre tbsy have acted unde~ msapprehension Tor which
mhafl cersfre theu-
NJ Oiyt har .nd sr Jsrvis have boh responded Mr.
rscas1rsT walcou In levers wLeh have teen plolsh 81,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-05

TO TIVE EDITOR or rHx HERALD.

rsrhern indiana Rsiruad Company have suhorsd cir
uar " their stockholders uesng those who
rannof eecusn 70 send their pr1res
t- o0oe Of The company, either with or without the name
~ hs person whom hey desire 70 have repreAD bem
NJ hal proxies returned IN blank. the Board
Dreco viii designate sJrne one 70 vote UPON III N
Tbe minority CT Nessrs Jervis, Oyphkn and
Rgrs issued counter circular REQUESTING NE stock
iiders constitute them ber proxies In mai circular
= tbe following language
The updersigned have reason 70 believe thai movement
for the Of bringing your oompsr
under he influence Of ha conro which has here
fore proved rreuilcia 10 ineress and which
sucsessia only result they believe, In dessiern
These conflicting circulars ssvb rise 70 corresp
between sgny stockholders add the Treasurer ~ the Com
psny from Which appears hat the names Of The dire sors
tber respective Interests IN the stock Of the COMPANY
~ Of Nsrch when he order made By the board
he issue Of III regular circular follows-
DtrHCrORs NtrH ArovrI oI e1Ock EACH NANCE Is,
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

NroTrCH- RETAILERS LOOK AT TIM FOLLOWING
IN prses save from airy 70 one hundred per cent By buy
ing your hgxors from sAMUE1 WILSON No. South WI
.,reet-Brandy In out of bond from ~ W - per
gsot one Holland gin from sc 70 81 " per gallon; VIM
Younger Rdnbure ale By he hoCshead scotch ale In
bottles Ia dozen London yrsr In bottles La dozen
Families supplied
DURE WINES AND LIQUORs.-INPoRTANT To The
retail trade hotel keepers private families masters an
stewards Of shipping In and 70 al who wish 20 buy
adu'eraied liquors prices 20 sut the times o. REfLLY
son importers and whole sale dealers In foreign and do
liquors. us Duane street West have opened their
and for bond In store, In quantities
purchsa~ry old French brandies clover and
grape Wofe'r sehnapps Isn and tcotch
old malt whskey, 81 Cros and Jamaica rum port sherry,
and ciare vines kc a.. togeher with large
Of he bea domestic liquors ncu ling old Nonon.
gnhc and Bourbon whiskey old New England rum. brandy
Gin double dsied pure Spirits &c Orders will meet
prompt sen'on and viii be forwarded In wood or bottles
with despatch. sample bottles are now ready
QUEEN BRAND.-BoILAsD GIN or THE BEST
~ quality. IN ppes and casks for sale By HABICHT A
PrRfsH, ~ Beaver street
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

cAIUAAN, April 90 r. NJ
AsHr-Small sales Of pots were made at &c, while
pearls we're at &c. a6i4c
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS market was steady, with .
fair demand both from the domestic and export trade
The arrivals as yet continue moderate. The sales
brsced about 10 900 II 900 bbs within the following
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


SUNDAY, April 4-eP.M
me stock market closed yesterday duh and depressed
Dere appears 70 be opposition 70 the downward move
neut The Stock Exchange has for days been en-
reiy abandoned 70 the bears The powerful and wealthy
Dun cbque which some little time since took partial hold
Il the market, have within the past day or two wholly
WITHDRAWN and neither buy nor bold, il Is said, any
considerable Of cssh stock They seem to be de-
srous playing the part Of specuators while the bears
scprese the market The current setting outward,
and locks very much though had pretty nearly eooed
In The OF time will set again towards the hood,
and then parties who may be now nearly stranded viii
md themselves aboat again and once more fairly in the
current II is wise avoid az all tmee semming the tide
and best when II is running adversely, TO keep nigh
shore and look indi1erenty as possible as the
wrecks OF reckless navgators 60 by. Every dog
hAe his day In Wall well anywhere else. The
bulls have had bountful harvest and is but just that
the be suffered to CLEAN the field after the reapers
have passed it, One Of these days there will be
deal, and a game may result In the success of
the party which has for days past been losers.
1hroaghou the past week the stock market has been
steadily settling down in the the face Of money market
almost unprecedented for cheapness and abundance The
decline far from the highest points has been
average per cent This depreciation in market value
has realized within the pest few weeks. change
nsy any moment II is true that 1t is always
aaxkest Just before daybreak must be pretty near day
Eght The bulls made great deal of money on the rss
md they afford TO part with portion Of their nlgo
gains the fall fortunate for the bears Just nov
their antagonists have much backbone, for the
erences have instances, been very heavy
ey pay up cheerruly evidently being comforted by the
snavicbon that there good time coming The market
bzst very unsettled condition, and s utterly
upossble form any Judgment upon the indications Of
e day The great abundance Of money, the absence Of
sus,.ess speculative propensity Of the public mind,
approach Of the regular speculative season. the ges,
decnne m prices, the wide margin for a new movement,
the strength Of the bull party and holders q stocks gene
rABy ell point renewal Of the excitement at DIS
INT day, ard TO . complete recovery Of prices.
The outward movement Of specie last week was very
moderate one notwithstanding the departure two steam
for Europe
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ANTHOLOGY.


A WONDER THE CELEBRATED Gypsy FORTUNE
n teller vii reveal past present and future events OF life
rrina certainty. The psy sso has secret Which
will enable 70 obtain the affections OF he opposite
a01 Canal street
A sTRofoGy AND CLAIRyoyANCE.-M. BRUCE THE
N yelled lady. has natural gih 10 prophecy
Ap and absent friends at So Hester street east OF
Bowery Ludlow street. FIRST hoor back ROOM for 25c 10
90.
fyLAIRvOYANCE LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, YOU
~ go Mrs HAYES the best seeing clairvoyant and
spirit healing medium In America Diseases cured absent
friends found, advice given business Residence, 80
Broome street, between Elizabeth and Mott Satisfaction
given.
aITes A. ". SNOW, rHE OHLEBRArRb BUSH CSC
vi eairvoyant viii End absent frends trace lost stolen
advise business 4eneatons Of character
Residence Is Greene street. room No. u second door.
NOrfCE-NRs FLEURY. @3 BROONE STREET
IN gives informron all events Of ne BY the glass
Of the planets questions business lrr1sge
absent friends &c, BY magnetism. Sae speaks French
English and German.
I'm SPRING syRuKT-CTArRvOyAFCR- SO,
llU nOUR The nos successful medical and busines
esrvoysnt America Consultations business siotness
absent Trends Lost properly Ac and subtraction or no
Gray hair restored 70 Ia crisinsl coaw without fall
ITO study connected with phrenology. which cnshlee her
" eI your age character reunssnoes whss changes
before you whom you viii marry nnd absent friends
Of life Che Assisted BY Madame dc Gore
the wonderful besing esrvoyan IN the world she de-
srrihes your you durable turns hair
70 80 original color. THE bumbus They sstonitb All
vbo visit the~n.
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hsofH Jxl u VT i5of iFFS 0Sf70Hf0O' 00'~EN''09
me grand Jury in Philadelphia have found true bills
charging Messrs Thomas Alibone, late president, and
Thomas A. Newhal late director Of the Bank Of Penn
syfvaniA with conspiracy concerning the alleged msman
.eement Of the of the bank thereby causing
meat Iofp 10 stock holders and others
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THE LkCJ IRE SEASON.

A MEXICAN GEOGRAPHICAL AND STATISTICAL 80
"A cietyThe ffth and last leisure Of the the
East will be delivered tuesday evening April IT
o'clock ut Nibos Saloon. by Rev A. Fschei Phi D. the
subjec-The interest with which the holy Land u stu
girded.n
"The undivided Hebrew Ewpire, It's commerce and mhu.
under King Solomon the geographical position which
promoted rs Developments" by Rev Morris j. Raphali,
Phi. d. Tickets obtained the Sociey's New
York University, Mr. Thos Green druggist
broadway and Fourteenth street.
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NEWSPAPERS.

A REQUEsT.-READER, TOMORROW MORNING voc
"A will find The stands and in the handa OF the boys
q new paper, entitled OUR OWN PAPER - weekly re
posory Of the best thoughts Of the best auhrs" Now our
Request that viii do the favor 70 re aud examine
least number Of this treasury Of good things" In
order that you may Judge OF s inertia II viii cost only
three and confident VIII not regret It. No
advertisemets- every line a gem.
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NIoTICE-A CONVENTION OF THE DELTA PHI FRA.
IN ternity with held kotropo HOTEL New York
on Tuesday. April IL, at 10 O'Clock H. BY order
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ArorICr.-THE sxLEcT COMMITTEE OF THE BOARD
IN of Councilman 70 whom vas referred he subject Of 70
The cry Library room. No u Oily Hall, on weinss
day, April T. az 2P NJ All parties Interested, In favor
Otherwise hospital respectfully requested 70 be
present svw ahLPIN Committee
y.c. FRAZER, Founding Hospital
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NAVY YARD, BROOKLYN, APRIL 8, ls5S-rHE
~ master workmen in the above yard having been
for number of years In daily intercourse VIII the
Chief Engineer Of the yard Mr. Jesse Gay avail themselves
abilities and his urbsniy of during the long period
of their employment under his directorsp He carries with
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-05
The annexed . comparative statement Of the foreigI
L.. olxc In

haL per cent discount
,aia do. do.
2 do. do.
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eFKC1AL NUETluHA.

Ar MEErIN5 OF TIE MEMBERS OF rHH CLIN.
"A ton SfymEasum Club Saturday evening, April Q,
~ Mr. n n Tucker was appointed Chairman Mr. ". L.
unanimously Adop Ad:-
Resolved That we have learned great sorrow the II
tcng udngs OF me death OF friend and associate Chas
samnss x NE bands Of an assassin present unknown.
Resolved That In the death OF Mr. SAmuels
has Lost loved and valued member his family an action-
ate and duful son and brother; the communty re
spected an viruous citizen.
Resolved That we deeply sympahzs with his family in
their severe and that we will attend his
In q body; and further
Resolved That these resolutions be pubshed in she daily
papers and copy Forwarded " the parents of tbs
X. II. TUCKER, Chsirman
John X Hasey, Vim. L. Hubbard l.. l.. Belcher, william
Ferris, Committee.
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CORPORATION NOTICES.

CORPORATION NOTICES.
CORPORATION NOTICE.-fHE Committee ON AS
easements of the Board Of Alderman will meet Mon
day. April 1883 The once OF the Deputy Tar Commits
three O'Clock 70 consider the Assessment, lists for
the following worksewer In Hudson street, paving Forty
fifth street. between Second and East rivers paving
First avenue, between Thirty fourth and Thirty seventh
streelsL Also petitions for RENTING assessments-
THOs. srEPHENs, Committee
THOS McSPHDON,i
GEO. STARR.