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4 TToRNEY AT Law AND REAL EsIAtis. -
u AGENT. will execute Deeds, NoFtsagcs, -
bay and sell landsad toEn lots, invest
Kansas property for Others sitheare ana P'O1F'
h1Ls; Lawrence. Ransas. Noz. 8. 1ss. s-Is.
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Custom work.

Custom Work.
WE ARE NOW PREPAREDT DT0MANUFAC
w tsre all kinds Of work in cur line Of busi-
ness, to order. Great care win be taken in the
selection Of stock and YOU will get good article
well made b. calling at SHANKLIN'S
Cheap Boot and Shoe Store.
\. B.-Repairing done in good style, and at
fair prices.
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GTGen. QuIrnAN died in Natchez, on
the 18th inst, of the National Hotel
poison
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JUDGES OATH TO POLL LIST "a"
We. the undersigned Judges of the election to

snip OF III tLU LUUHI! Vi :,
in The Territory OF kausss, under the Act of
Congress, approved May 1, 1s5s, entitled IAN
Act Tor the Admission Of the otate of Kansas
into the Union," having been duly appointed
under the Rules and Regulations prescribed by
he Board of Commissioners constituted b. said
Act Of Congress, do solemnly swear, that We will,
in all respects, conform to the Rules and Regu-
iatons prescribed b. the said Board Of Commits
-ioners; that We will keep true. correct and
fai ,hfu records, and lists of the of all per-
sous vino shall Vote offer to vote, at said cleo
iion; that W. will truls count and record the
votes received, and make faithful return there
of, according Co the instructions of said Board of
Commissioners; and that, in all things, We will
faithfully execute the trust committed to our
charge.
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The Teeth, rhe Teethn

u respee tfully inform the citizens of Kansas
TERRITORY. that he has permanently located in the
city Of Leayenyorth.
al operations in his line performed in the
an experience OF sixteen years in q eity practice
and close observation Of ali the latest improve
msnts 70 the profession, he feels prepared to
pledge himself 70 gire entire satisfaction to all
who MAJ consult hifa
,IJ Teeth examined. and advice given. free Of
once on Delaware street. opposite Mecrack-
Lsavenvs-th City. Jan. ,. lss7.
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Hesperia precinct, al Hesperis, Judges. Wes-
Essle City precinct, at Eagle City. Judges,
A d Graham. c ID Hnmphrey. II G Elliott
Columbia precinct, at Columbia judges,
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G.. m. Clements,

a TT0RNEY AT Law, viii attend tosil i1,ssa ID
u meas entrusted % ais care also. vi i;,s 80;
70 the purchase and sale Of land and lana eiAA--
the location Of land warrenIss &c. "a "a
Teeumseh, Shawnee Co.. a. T., Nov. z :, -
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NJ c ALPIN 6 CO.
Formerly OH. ). LEEoH, McALPIS & Co., Pits
6urgk, Pa,
GENERAL
COMMISSION & FORWARDING
Merchants.

GE h X l.
COMMISSION g. FORWARDING
Merchants,
AND AGENTS FOR THE SALE Or
Pittsb'gh Manufactures Generally
DEALERS IL
Pine Lumber, Real Estate, &C.,
wYANDOTTC CITY,
KANSAS.
REFERENeEs:
Lfeeh eeht Co Pitib;bSaTgh psFchs gently
Harris, Leech Co, Philadelphia.
Esa2s / % kish Ts3ss. Co I Boston: No ..;,v
j. ". Burb idge Co, New Orleans.
Springer and Whiteman. Cincinnati.
H. D. Neweomb Il Brother, Louisville, Ky.
VIM. 2. Young, Esq, Milwaukee.
E. G. Hall l. Co.. Chicago.
"; 81. Chick Co, Kansas CITY, Mo.
J. Carter Co.. ami fiaiena merchants generally
John Simplot, Esq, Dubuque, Iowa,
Thos. III. Benton. Jr.. Council Bluffs. Iowa.
). ]. Hamill, st. Louis.
Won Phul, Waters & Co.. st Louis.
Goodrich, Willard Co., :.
Crow, MeCreary & Co., "a
Wales, Cabot & Co., .
Switzer, Piatt L Co.,
Charles, Blow l. Co., :"
Squire & Reed, -
PThe subscribers have for sale the follow
ing. which they offer low for CASH:
25J,OG0 feet selected Pine Lumber, assorted. in
Guiding matched flooring, clear and No.
stuff;
I00,e0 best seasoned Pine Laths;
1900 seasoned Pine Shingles;
5000 feet Oak Lumber, seasoned;
1900 feet Cottonw'd %
lO,tOG fl. Blk Walnut ''
1900 Cottonw'd 4 Sycamore logs near theeity;
$50 kegs assorted Nails, from SIS to 20's;
24 tons Junia.a iron, assorted sizes, from y
round to y "a;
ton best Juniata Nail Rod Iron;
200 Cooking and ParlOF Stoves;
5,0O0 lbs. superior heavy Stove Pipe;
) gross pint and q Iart Elasks;
% boxes umbiers and Glass Jars. assorted:
two-horse Wagons; light do;
sett Timers Machines, Nos. ], 2 and 3;
j sett Tools;
Mower and Reaper, Manny's paSent;
ITO bbls old Monongahela Whiskey;
GO boxes Assorted Glass, from 10 to
I2 le;
% Corn Hand Mills;
To promote the interests Of Wyandott CITY,
and induce the inhabitants Of the Kansas Valley
and the interior generally to have their goods
landed here, which is the most accessible point
as the st. George Packet leaves Wyandott regu-
larry for Lawrence and towns above, they have
reduced the rates Of forwarding to 5 cents per
100 lbs, and is per cent. for advancing freight
ga - = -
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Roess q shaesi HATS 3

Boess q shoesl Hats Caps.
T w. BOYER i CO., WHOLESALE & RE-
Os tail dealers in
BOOTS AND SHOES. HATS AND CAPS
Second story Jsrboe's new storehOuse. Deses
Kansas Citv. Mo 0et 2
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shawnee Eouse.

DY WILLIAM HOLMES, of Shawnee, jobs
ID son County. This hsase is large and eeinH.T
dious, well situated. and furnished in gocd ses,
Travellers are invited TO call and make u tsea
home while passing through the plsee. or y
ping in the vicinity. Feb Ss HI
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ATcHIsoS COUNTY.
LEAYENFoRTH CorNTY.

kickapoo precinct at Kiekapoo. Judges.
Spsrtan b Rhes, James Beagle. Francis & Ford.
leasenWorfh precinct At usual voting place
in lrst ward In EeagenHortk. Semiah Clark,
L j Essfin. s Few.
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Claims For sale.

T HAVE SEVERAL GOOD CLAIMS on
hand for sale in which thereare great bargains,
as the owners are going to leave the Territory in
disgust.
0et.s4. If
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OATH TO POLL LIST" A."

We. the undersigned Judges al Clerks of the
election held ON Monday, the second day of Au-
gust, 1858. rnder The Act oil Congress. approved
May 4th. 1888, entitled AN Act for the Admis
sion of the State of Kansas into the Union," at
the house of f--, in the Township Of,
in the County OF in the Territory OF
Kansas, do hereby certify that we took the oath
prescribed by the Board of Commissioners, con-
tituted by said Act of Cong .ess, previous to the
commencement of the eiecriOn. and that we
have, in all respects, eOnformed to the Rules and
Regulations prescribed b. the said Board of
Commissioners, and do further certify. that the
above is and correct list of The vote poled
at said election, and that there were polIed
votes ut SAID election, b. the persons
whose names appear in the above list, and, to
the best of our knowledge and belief. the said
persons were each and all duly qualified voters
according TO law. to vote at said election, and
that upon counting the ballots, there were
votes polled for Proposition Acc epted," and
- votes poied for 8 Proposition Rejected :"
and we further certify that the above Is a true
and correct return of the votes polled at SAID
election, and of the number pOlled for, and
against, the Proposition. respectively.
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Instructions 10 the Judges of the
EIecfiSlfs

RIO he held on Monday, the I'd day of August.
Il 1'5S, under the direction OF the Hoard OF
Commissioners co. stituted by the Act Of Con-
gress, approved May 4th. ls5e. entitled An Act
for the Admission of the State of Kansas into
the Union
There are appointed three Judges to each pre-
einet, who shall, before entering upon the dis
charge of their duties, take N cath to perform
faithfully the duties of their Office, shall provide
bailot-bcxes, shall appoint two slerks who shall
also take the oath prescribed by the Board of
Commissioners, constituted by the Act of Com
gress. approved May 4. ls5a. and the said Judges
shall open said election at o'eloek A. NJ, at the
places herein designated, and close the same at
sundOwn. In case any of the Judges fail to at
and place appointed for opening the polls, are
hereby authorized to supply their places The
said Judges and clerks OF election snail Keep.
lst: a faithful and accurate list of the names OF
all persons who shall vote at their precinct, at
said election.
I'd A faithful and accurate list Of the names
of all persons who shall offer to vote at their pre-
cinet. who, upon being ehallenget, shall notyote;
and Range where each person so Offering to vote,
shall claim to reside. or the place in the town or
city where he shall claim to reside.
81. 4 faithful and accurate list of the names
of all persons who shall vote at their precinct
after being challenged; said list shall also give
the Section, Township and Range where each
person so voting shall claim to reside, or the
place in the town or city where he shall claim to
reside.
Said lists shall each be certified and sworn to
by the Judges and clerks Of the election. lin ac-
cordance with the forms prepared by the Board
of Commissioners before some cfticer author
iZei b. law to admins er oaths.
The said Judges shall make out triplieate re-
turns of each of the three poll lists Of said cleo
ton. with the certificates and 0aGhs of the
Judges and clerks duly attached to the same,
and they shall seal up and transmit two copies
of each of the same. within five days, to the Pro-
bate Judge of their county. who shall, within
ten da, :, forward one copy of the same to the
Governor Of the Territory. at Leeompton, and
the other to Carmin W Babcock, President of
the Council, at Lawrence. and the third cop,
shall be retained by the Judges of election The
Judges of the election. Immediately on closing
the polls and before leaving the house place
where the election has been held, shall canvass
the votes publicly, in the presence of any person
desiring to attend the same, and announce the
result publicly at the close thereof, and they
shall, in such announcement, declare tile num-
Der OF votes cast respectively for each PROPOSE
tion voted for at said election.
The fIliOwing forms of Oaths were adopted BY
the Boari of Commissioners, viz:
The Judges of elec ti0n, before entering upon
the dischlrge of their duties, shall take the fol-
lowing oath:
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A TTORNEY. Lecomptsn, K. 7. VIII p1ste 3
u tice in the District Court. and atten1 atte-,,- =
contested claims In the Land Once. once ePs~
site American Hotel. lyB
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u. g. Iovynan.
L. McArthur.

A TToRNEYAND De0UNSELLOR At LAF.
n over Woodward / Finiey's drug sterss "a "a
=esee. X. T. Je
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Sworn TO, and subscribed before me, this -
dag of --, ic5S-
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wyqndott Ctr, NAY Is. Is5s.
Turner & Subway,

Turner & Subway,
MANUFACTURERS and Wholesale Dealers
w in Harnesses. Saddles, Trunks, Falises,
ware, Coach trimmings, Buffalo Robes, WHIPS,
0yershoes, Fly Nets. &c. Store No. 10. Second
Street. Alton, Ill.
G. Z. HOLIDAY THoS efHaRNToH
Holiday q Th0Fnfoss.
r AWYERS AND LAND AGENTS. Topeka,
IL K. T. February 81. 1857.
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Sworn to. and subscribed before me. this =
day of F.. 1o5S. --
That the second list shall be as follows. and
headed:
POLL LIsT"B.''
List of the names of all the persons, with their
place Of residence respectively, as stated by
Ehem who offered to vote at kssRelection held at
the house Of -, in the lip of -.
Kansas. @ on Monda5. tdsed dayof August ois iss :,
under the Act of Congress, approved Mas 4th
ie5S. entitled AN Act Tor the Admission of the
S.ate of Kansas into the Unioa." bueapon be-
ing challenged did not vote
hat immediately after eauvsSsiBg the votes
or as soon thereafter az may be convenient, the
Judges and Clerks of eec tion shall take and sub
scribe the following cath:
OATH To POLL LIST "B."
We. the undersigned Judges and Clerks of the
election held at the house Of in the
Township OF --, in the COUNTY of -,
ia the Terrltor5 of Kansas, On Monday. the I'd
day of August le5S under the Act of Congress
approved Ma, 4. less entitled An Act for the
Admission of the State of Kansas into the
URsea," do hereby certify that there were per-
suns, nose names appear on the above list, pre-
sented themselves at the pulls, and offered 10
vote at SAID election, but upon being challeng-
ed, did not vote, and the said list cSaprises all
the persons who SO offered TO vote, and their
places of residence. so far we were able to OBJ
tain them. Judge
---, Judge.
Clerk.
---, Clerk.
Sworn to, and subscribed before me, this -
das of -, IS55. ----.
II.
That the third poll list shall be poll list sc,
and shall be headed as follows:
FoLL LIST &c
List Of the names Of all the persons, with their
place of residence respectiyely, as stated b.
tnenI who on ired 70 Vote at the election held at
the house Of - in the Township of -,i in
the County OF - in the Territory ef Kansas,
on Monday the 2d day of August, 1855, under the
act Of Congress, approved Mas 4th, lc56 entitled
san Act for the Admission Of the State Of Kan
sas into the Union, . VINO. 1pon being challeEeed
and sworn, did vote et the said eiectaou.
That immediately after eanyassing the votes.
or as scon thereafter IS mas be convenient, the
judges and Clerks of election snail take and |
subscribe the following oath:
OATH 10 POLL LIST &C.
We, the undersigned Judges and Clerks of the
election held At the house OF -. in the Town
ship Of -, IN GounEy Cd --s In the Terri |
sor7 Of kansas. on Aendas, thsSd aay Of Angust I
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Sworn to, and subscribed before me. tins End
day of August, 1853. -.
SAID oaths sail be administered by am Off
Ger authorized by law to administer oaths, or by
one of the judges OF election, and that blank
forms of the same be printed at the head of the
general poll list, marked "a and said list be
headed as follows:
POLL LIST "a"
List of the names of all the persons voting at
the elec ton held at the house OF --, in the
Township Of -. in the County of ---,
in the Territory Of Kansas, on Monday, the End
day of August, 1888.
And that Immediately after caDvassing the
votes, or as soon thereafter as may be convenient
the Judges and Clerks of Election shall takea
subscribe the following oath, which said oath
shall be attached TO poll list " 4, - Immediately
under the names uDon said LIST
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Land Nstice.

fFHE undersigned has been appointed in ae-
eordance with the provisions Of q law passed
by the Territorial Legislature, Recorder tor the
ever kind, affecting the title of any real estate
IN this Land District may be recorded in his
eaiee. and be equally lien on the real estate
described therein AZ II 5!ed in the county in
which such real estate Is situated. Office with
I.oHnaa REYNOLDS, oyerthe City Drug store, y
Msssechasetts st. Once hours. FROM 9 A. ii. to
SP.A. G. a. REYNOLDS.
Lawrence. 4. T., Feb. soth isss.
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Sworn to, and subscribed before me, this -
das of -, I5S5.
That the third poll list shall be poll list sc,
and shall be headed as follows:
ROLL LIST Sc

We, the undersigned Judges and Clerks Of the
election held at the house OF -. in the Town
ship Of -, IN County Cd - In the Terri
sorS Of kanses. on Aendss, thssd aay Of August.
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n. z. CONWAY,
.hitney HOUSE.

GENERAL AGENT of the n. E..Enigran
" Aid Society. Lawrence, Il. 7. mrs
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NO. sEEW HAMPSHIRE ST.. LAWRENCE,
~ Kansas. T. Il. WHITNEY, PropFiet0r Sta
ges arrive and depart from this house. daily. to
al parts Of the Territory. y
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We, the undersigned Clerks of the election to
be held at tn houeo OF ----, in tho township
of --, in the Counts of f--, in the Ter
ritOry of Kansas, under the Act of Congress, ap-
proved May 4. IS55. entitled An Act for the Ad-
mission OF the State of Kansas into the Union,"
having been duly appointed by the Judges of
said election, under the Rules and Regulations
prescr bed by the Board vf Commissioners con-
stituted by said Act of Congress, do solemnIy
swear that we will. in ali respects, conform to
the Rules AMI Regulations prescribed by the
said Board of Commissioners; and that We will
faithfully execute, the trust committed 10 our
charge. ----, Clerk.
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Geo. ". coIIamore.
Keep KOur Feef Do

NOTARY PUBLIC. No. Il Massachusetts,
~ Street. LsRreaee. K. 4 Dec. If
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CLERKS OATH TO POLL LIST "a. "

That the Clerks of election. before entering
upon the discharge of their duties, shall take
the following oath:
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Iohn Hufchinson
q. W. Brown.

T AWYER AND LAND AGENT. Once No. %
Il Massachusetts, street, Lawrence.
Dec. &c. 1856. 1Ts
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G. w. Brown,
A TT0RNEY AT Law, ConmssssOnsv for al
"a Ae &orEAera States, BOUNTY Land and PEN
SION AGENT. and General Agent for the pur-
chase and sale Of Real Estate. location Of Land
Warrants, de.
0fEce in HERALD OF FREEDOM BUILDING. see
ond fooF. Lawrence. Kansas.
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Jas. G. 8 snds
CADDLE, HARNESS and TRUNK EuDori-
~ nm. Lawrence, Kansas. Carriages trimmed
on short notice. 38-tf
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sEGARs.

CPFCrAI. ATTENTION Is INVITED TO MY STOCK or
- Havana domesic aud German segsrs An examination
the eheapes, sock In the market ISannol be undersol
o. CnEFKS, N Broadway.
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ASTROLOGY.

A woNDsR-TBE CELEBRATED oIPsy FORTUNE
IA teller w reveal past present ana future events Of lie
unerrfng certainty. The also ass vntr
viii enable Any obtain the sie,a OF tne opposite
sex. cor Canal street
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A GENTLEMAN or FoRTUEE, INTELLIgEsCE3, EDU
"A cation, refinement responsibility nne 10 "a gusses
recenv from the West an stranger ~ the city de-
srs n, Coz The % young lady Of equal
rsnt with himself with view 70 marriage widows sno
eiderly ladies' most Respectfully rcluesen IN 'he me'
e. To- onc well wesleruer Pos, office, New York
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CHOCOLATE.
most extensive In the United States Families rely get
ting The beet and purc article a the Lowest posbls proc
Family chocolate Is cents;
Chocolate De sante perfectoue, IS cents per ID;
Chocolate n Ia vanilla.
Ckocolsie double vanilla.
Choco ATE par exoelienoa,
Spanish chocolate,
Cream chocolate
Chocolate csrmels
Ai6n Brosd~ay fsctory Iss and leo Mercer street
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OFFICE or THE ILLINOIS CKNTRAL RAILROAD
~ Company. New York Feb Is. lS6S-The annual meet
Ing OF the stockholders Of the Illinois Centra Railroad Com
for the election G. directors and the rsnsscon OF
Other business that properly before the meeting
once q company the city OF Chic1
60 III "Wednesday The l7h day OF MARCH, 1855 at l0H
viii be closed Mt the New
York oce the 10th Of March and reopened the 2d
BY order OF the Board OF Dtrsctorh
~. members OF the Chapter hereby notified TO at
te,d this Tuesday IL O'Clock M
to attend brother Esqu
roll The members of the Order e:tfuly invited
attend. BY order OF G.. c. FISHER, 5.
y. FirzPATRIck, G. OF the q.
CPEcIAL NOTICE." cONssLER" AND FANNY
- fern."-carriers vendors and others be supplied
with these popular brands Of chewing tobacco by applying
the manufacturers, HANDLEN BARBER, q Old slip.
New York.
NvHR FOLLOWING PACKAGBS BROUGHT HOME
Il from the ''Worlts FAr," remain NJ the Navy Yard,
New York The owners Of them requested 70 take them
away forthwith
No. on package. MARIA Contents
box. ............. Henry Adams Mr.. Portable bed.
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JVAKBrIEI.D TkxEs-A MEETING OF TIE MEN.
w Industrial Home Association No. will be held
TUESDAY evening March l6 O'Clock, l63 Bowery
Business importance. The tax collector vii be there TO
receive the taxes. Q. A. COOPER.
Purchasing Trustee.
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NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY, MARCH ls 1858



A SsI0kkRs' sALR OF DRV 6OOOS, FOR THE BENZ
"A nt or % creditors of Geo. y. WILLIAMS COMPANY
The entire ance OF the effects Of the bankrupt
now sell on 1t prices that effect the imncd ate
cssrsrce OF Re whole. a. dseesed by The ssstgnees
Tho sock comprse~ besides other merchAndise
family linens &C.. &c. imported expressly for hs city
tat trade, amongst which
Rich 6rees silks, IN plais and fancy styles;
Printed and plain bsrcges and bsrege robes,
Poplins, barege and challie delsines,
Printed lawns and orAnu1iss
In linens fine all linen dsmask table cloths nom
yard 70 seven yards long;
Uamaak napkins and towels
Dalnask diapers and shirting, by the yard.
Also, boeiery. gloves embroderes aud lace goods-
'A' '"'' . ~" u = 40 Corner Of iaspenard street
Terms Oh.
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THO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NOTICE IL HRREBY
given that sealed proposals. Will be received al the City
Surveyors once, Of the city Of Hoboken, to the twenty
seventh day OF March 1888 when the will be opened
n OF that day for grading curbins, guttertng paving
and digging AXIS The streets in said city
VIZ Newark street. from Washington street 70 the line ditch
Third street. from Washngou street 10 100 feet ~est OF Mes
dow street. Fourth street. from Hudson street 10 River
Fh street. from Garden street 70 the westerly line OF Viii
low street. Seventh street. from Washington street. 10 the
c&seriy line Of Garden street. Meadow street. from Second
70 Fourth street. Garden from rifth 70 Stub
All the above work 10 he done and finished
ding 70 plans and specifications made W. Shipper Esq
at his ONCE opposite tie ferry gate at Hoooken and the said
work be fuE completed before the fst day Of June
ner No proposals wi be received except according 10
form 10 be obtained al the City Surveyors Office and
panied with the names Of eess, two sufficient securities
HNHR TOURo ALNsHOUsE.-rO ARCHIrEC rs-$1o0
premium. Architects invited 10 submit plans, work
drawings and estimates for the buildings copete in
every department OF the rouro Amshouse be erected in
New Orleans the Land belonging the corporation front
street measuring Ss inch 'front.' by depth of fee,
~ inches Psty and 5S3 feet II lDches Desire
3l5 feet inches line, which Atoms
privae property " The underngned committee tner office
80 Custom house street. New Orleans before the lrst
OF November nert Accommodations VIII be required
four hundred hundred fifty inmates the usual
OF the In the like abAhmens The above
premium OF Eve hundred dollars win awarded for the
plan &C. which may be adopted by the Board of Directors
who limit the amount OF expenditure the buildings 70
phcsion above New York Asher Kursheedt ESQ.,
Ss Pine street in Boston 70 C.rhwtng ESQ No knby
street In Baltimore, TO q. L. Harrison, ESQ., o'Donnel
wharf aud In Philadelphia At the Office OF the House OF Re
fuge ID SHEPHERD, Committee IN
JAS SAIL AADi' Buildiass, &C.
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a wrpowrp THIRTY FIVE YEARS OF AGE, PAS.
s,orseiy fond Of would Ike make scqusipt
srce win view nairnony Of lady OF education about
twenty ave years old Of fair personal appssrsncc possessing
good voice being soon periormer on me piano sna M
as The gentleman Is 10 BUSINESS hs, Yields him good v
ing Amy lady OF responsibility disposed 70 treat this IN
proper manner do with the that the strict
honor will be observed and the bes, of references
when required Address Sincerity Chatham square Foes
oa,oa
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4 GARD SPRING FAsBIONs-J. H 9OSSON, NO.
a SIS Broadway. between White and Franklin srects 10
ready oper To his customers the newest
Scsns seecteS from he issdins houses Paris The
attention Of Wholesale buyers requested 70 examine tho