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was taken up by the entire Convention spicy
remarks and tumui generally almost impossible 70
take pctes or aDyt thing else.
DELEGATE moved that the vote of SUSSEX be excluded
from the Convention upt they bad respect enough for
tbs body to comply with The spit Of tho resolution ad
This WIS declared our Of order
the same person moved 10 reconsider the vote allowing
aireeh, and IL burned with great fury
Judge RyERsoy, Of Sussex tried get thu floor when
hisses and OF "Put him ou,-eut IN out were
heard N every direction. The State Of Camceu and An
boy was in hn uprosr generally Order having been re
stored, Mr.. r. said haS he had some since invited
the delegation TO retire and consult they had not and
he would DOW renew ns invitation
ANoHKR DEIxGAIE from Sussex county said there was
with the bogus oeleeat op and old lot intend accept
the INVITATION He doubted Mr.. R had voted the demo-
cratic ticket for two years.
II was impossible under the confusion that reigpco
to- report one half Of the thousand noises that arose
all around; but the cry Of "Rule them all OUT
was uppermost amongst the tumult All sorts
Of questions we're raised. A vote was finally taksn
and The motion TO reconsider carried This opened thu
whole question and devils had been let iose thew
could not not have caused Q greater uprosr -
motion that the regular sdmnixtration
delegate under The lead Of Mr. Fowler be admitted Laid
on the table. perfect Bedam followed "Put than
out" "Dont lot them diegra % US loogorn
DELEGATE said . number mad voted who were not On
titled ~ vote He m0ved 10 clear the hall.
Mr. ENGLISH took this opportunity to call 10 mind his
prediction. ~
The moson to adjourn for half an hour WAS decided bv
the Chair ~ carried, and rush made for the door
which left the reporters enjoying the st quiet
during the afternoon. any person desires 10 see spunk
politics. et them call together the factions In Snssex
county, and II they will not have amusemsnt exeeedn9
anything furnished In any Of the theatres or negro
Ministries In New York, you may put me down az no
politicians. '
After leaving us in peace for short time, the Conven
on was called 70 erder and ut first the delegates could
oil get Seats outsiders having abscondcd
A motion was Then made 10 give the Sussex county
delegation another trial. when oDs Of the members OF thai
delegation asked 70 let both Of delegations from thai
county withdraw from the Convention sno 20 take no
farther part in their elaboration peeinx a. the ssoae
time an entire endorsement Of the action II this body
This announcement VAS received with three cheers
The troublesome question Of Sussex county being thus
disposed Of and the delegates invited W lake sesa As
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1hi" fH0OEEOINVS Of THE CONVENTION.
TRENTON, August "a, 1859
Inc different delegations have kept up their plotting
throughout tho morning with great v,gor at disren
at their rooms at the hotels others at tn
State House, and ono county at the Temperance Hall A.
IL O'CLOCK the Camden delegation came marching through
the srees, LED by band Of music and carving .n,s.
banners The first the American flag, with wreath
nj roses on the upper end Of the STAFF within which was
fastened stuffed rooster whose feathers wore the an
pearsnce OF having been RULED in the anti Leoom ptop
contests The second banner had the front side .De
mocra,c Camden Association" In large gilt letters, and on
The other. "Oganzed April TO- 1850" The star spsueed
banner brought up the rear. They marched up state
street. round in front of the Trenton House. down Hspo
street to the Market House, disbsnded and pro
oceded 10 their quarters at the lafayette House.
Long before the hour Of IL NJ tho delegates commenced
rushing 70 the temperance Hail. and Of that hour tho hall
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Another tumu]t between the Sussex deeg
who bad refused to meet together, side declaring
that ineg would not meet with the other side Sussex Is
really troublesome question, and the spasms oil
vent into when the subject vas broached showed i'll
feeling seldom 10 be met With.
Order beng restored, another ballot was taken which
was inerrupie, half dozen times by the vexed Sussex
question. The second ballot resulted ss follows
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NrOw READY,
IN THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY
For April.
THE MINISTER'S wOoING,

BY HARRIET BEECEER NTOWE.
This serial began Ia the December number of the Atlantic
has received with universal bids
the greatest work Of the gifted novelist The field for
the New England the asst century far away from the New
England OF to day. and the of the already publish
ed show how completely the author has entered into quaint
simple life of that almost period Her
lures Of character full of sprtequay remarkable in
their firm outlines and in the minute touches which
the hand of genius can give The Minister'S Woong wiz
be continued through the year
The pages Of the Atlantic stereotyped and back
bers can be supp led.
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number Upon the receipt of the subscription price the pub
hers will mail the work of the United States
prepaid Subscriptions begin with either the trst
subsequent number.
The postage of the Atlantic is sc. year prepaid.
CubeFor dollars tn publisher will five copies Of
the Atlantic for year. the subscribers 70 their own
postage.
Clergymen teachers and posmasters will receive he work
for two dol airs
booksellers and sill obtain the terms by the hun
bred, SC, upon application % the pubishers
PHIIIlPS, SAMPSON a CO..
Winter street BostDu.
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origin OF THE THE RITES AND WORSHIP OF
~ the liebrews-Now published and for sale nj Office,
4Ss Canal street and cur agents Messrs appleton Co.
Broadway; Messrs. Williams, Stephens, Williams Co.,
1853 Broadway and the Rev Isaacs Goa Honson street
Views Of Christian Advocate and Journa-Rev MAY Wolf
has issued interesting engraving and volume he origin
Of the rites and worship Of the uebrows from the French OF
Rosenberg II curious affair." prosecuting vast amount OF
Information, and The engraving IL good paror ornaIne
The Jewish views OF divine truth and the symbols OF the He
brews given with mnuteness and exceedingly
Interesting All clergy should get this unique
Nande street, New York.
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GRAND COMPLIMENTARY FANCY DRESS, MILITARY
" civic ball, rendered 10 Professor T. O. 0OUELAY
by his pupils and friends Gothic Hall Adams street Brook
lyD Tuesday evening March ~ 1859 During the evening
variety Of fancy dances will be performed In full
tune. Tickets admitting gentleman and ladies', ST. To 10
had at the door the Of the ball No vulgar
characters will be admitted
NOTICE. Mr. j. LEONARD WISHES TO GIVE NO
IN tice that his last assembly of the will take
ut the Third avenue Assembly Rooms Tuesday evening" March
g. 1859.
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RESTAURANTS.

A PRIME HAUNCU OF ENGLISH MUTTON AND JUG
"A ged hare for dinner omorrow, nj q. HAYTERB, bH
Pine street Englsh corned round beef Tuesday For
sals English bacon York hams Ston Cheshire and Wiltshire
chcese Also small quantity OF real Bengal chancy just ro
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UNoLrsH ooRNED ROUND OF REEF AND soLEs.

Just received and for sale in small quantties;- ,u,,,
english hberts, Yarmouth bloners In splendid o'nn.ss
hires, perfectly sound: soes, Dgby chckens rpras Sv
ooser and Wiltshire cheese Wiltshire and Cune snn psV"
and hhmn Ncoh oatmeal fncbnue hcfrlpes fat nt r
AZ, RICHARDSON 4 MCLEOD, 40 WNeg sges' AeT VEIL
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PERSONA AL.


4 AMERICAN FAMILY IN COMFORTABLE C1RCuM-
"A atanc en- without children wish TO adopt healthy
which will be tendery cared for and properly
educated The may of American French. English
German extraction, bu, u legitimacy must be clearly esab-
liphed. Address r. Il. H, Herald Office
CATHERINE DwYER, OF HALLEYFoRD. COUNTY
~ Tippersry Ireland wishes u obtain INFORMATION OF her
sister Alice Dwytr her husband, William Iubey Of Cas-
Tie Blake Rose Green Ireland who removed from Fort Wash
ipgton ecusut about three Anyper
ANS having such information viii please address Catherine
wyer street. between Second and Third streets Wash
ngon city, ID. u.
If TIE PARTY WHO CROSSED THE SOUTH FERRY
about II O'Clock the night Of the l7h will return
The yellow poodle dog which they abducted from tho
VIM Sullivan 1e atlantic street. Brooklyn. thoy will save
themselves further trouble.
THE TWO PASSENGERS WHO ARRIVED IN THE
Andrew Mabderson from bucnos Ayres Jan. 30 are re-
quesco call ON Smith Lockwood u Pine street,
Nos 5and q.
XoUR BROTHERS WIFE MADE TOO HAPPY To.
day by your dear prehepce 10 write them line "
but r. say NC pet IN remembrance The three yea
su there Everything Is yours aud yours alone WrNe W.
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WINES, LIQUORS, &C.

RRlvAL OF IRISH WHIsKEY, TWELVE DAYS
IA Cork Weser.-Mcssrs WISE anticipating
large demand the depois st Pairicks bay send an
other invoice Of that whskey universally allowed the
Imported into this country 80 cents bottles trade
God terms. JOHN MoAULIFFE, % Nassau sffeet.
~ IZApErHAE ALE-wHoLESOME AND NOURISH
~ designed for household in pni bottles Re
tai 81 70 Dozen Carefully packed for any part
country. j. BARLOW, 1875 Pearl street New York
HOME BREwED ENGLISH ALE PURE MATT AND
IL hops strongly recommended for is dietec
properties by well known physicians brewed tho
premises ard Dod draugh In bottles kegs for the
yeoiencc OF families Mt the Brewery Tap G3 Sixth
Orders received at the Railroad Cottage No Hudson street.
Lovers Of good ale invited 10 try H.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

NUPPERS UNIVERSAL STAIR BUILDER.-THIRD
~ edition. just published, So Catalogue of Masonic books,
Is; Ayns Ritual Of rreemasonry 81 Jschn and Roar
Another Life 81; Elements of Thought 10 by remit
K, the books will be sent TO address
VIM GOWANS, NO. S5 Centre street.
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UOR sAIE-The Stock Of BOOKS, STATION.


PROPOSALS for COAL and WOOD.-Sealed
Drop -a in BE- IN. office Of he Clerk Of the
board Education Grand and Ests land nlwnte
e-e until I'd day Of pTl next IL oto,k noon Tor The
COAL and WOOD required for the Public Schools II this city
for tie ensuing year 500 fifteen hndEsd uns Of cos
500 hundred of oat wood, and tl threo nun
irod cords o pine wood or less.
The coal must he Of he best quality Of white AN ura" snh
sze- good order g. 2+O twenty-five hundred ana iry
The and be- deliver IN me hs AZ he 'e
a School building Thu proposals must state thu ns rom
wL.c il proposed ~ supply the coal AID hr coal De-
usned II accepted AID must state lhs pfiee
pr ui :. 40 pounds. -,
r BE- The be-; quality, the slick rot less tas
three long three inches IN diameter, delivered
ed sud ned required p.. the ards CELLAR ~
vault. If the school buildings. b. designated BY me proper
suthori'y
The piu~ Virginia pine less than three
90 = aLd -. ,6l inch'- long q.
The the price Pc cord oi ~ cuhic te
solid for the pine ad oak wool ard ,.7 'n' c per
t and SPLITTING load The quantity spin Only a.
required by rls Committee on SuPPuss. -,
III ud vii Do Inspected, measured ana w'4lee os
deliver under tine yisiun u the Inspector u Fri Oh r
B,rd II ion said cosl wuvL iy Ie delivered ~ he
ScLo. ordered ici3E- twothirds ~ TIE quantity o
wod from day Nay the sh dag Of July two
third quantity If coal from the ZJh dsy Il July - he
IT. dsy 4 DC, br next and Tn. remainder required by the
Committee The Tor this fuel 20 b. binding un Nay
y. 1859.
:, cury Tor he faithful p5Tmsrce Of IA. contracts viii Be- r.
auir,d and ,r prossl must be- accompanied viii iHs gaaire
uf The prUpasii -uTutirf.
The Cor gee r,sery. the right 70 Jeec any Al p-op1..
uc a. con 10 be- sl bi.,t the approval Of ne BJsIl VI
Education. JUN DAN ENiVhi' -.
OLIVER II. LEE OF
DANIEL SLOTF, Supplies.
WIN. =. CURTIS,
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A CARD.-Mll-. PICCOLOMINI ro thu PUI

~ LIC-Before saving sdieu public which ha. treated
with proyerba generosity beg permission n express in the
best way offered me- tn prompting. Of my heart.
his country grand, free, and charming In ia
youth aud freshness. with high hopes which have bn thaa
realized.
artist who !. satisfied is miracle miracle. then
Bot perhap, The public, portion Of ", has been dssp
pointed That fuu. P'rars the urrrneu-
eide usecoorcd while he denuncisnai on tis
other
never pretended divine genius simply artist, who
she IN her humble way and proud TO s,ooP r
the smallest flower that be thrown a. her frft
Tier. others no have the divine spark Perhaps
oihers approximate II nearer than ].
love n an and devote whole soul % r. only ak the
public 10 b. fir You have been You have ct generous
and whatever have hereafter the "reminiscences u
my American vii be among The swet-st Of my little
would rsther say here than 90 Europe But onseven
spol,d fr and pna donna we-CaunOt have her
owl wsy; So ! mus 20 u the lat Of June.
Ard Therefore written this IN advance Of farewell
performance t8as public Of he whr country land Of
New York eIrrisy for he favor that has been ayshed upon
More than an this. sial edervor In the roles which
undertake the fri time here show that this previous favor
thrown away but has encouraged 70
tiOus.
And salute you all ond be charmed % dot personally
but large, and the population inu that
really fear the time would not b. sufficient.
The public's devoted -
MARIA PICCOLOMlSL
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U,OOLs. LOCOMOTIVES. PATTERNS. -Th-

N,OOLS. LOCOMOTIVES, PATTERNS.-Th-
II LAWRENCE MACHINE SHOP oder, fr sale, At very
reduced price, TOOLS IN USE. which cost s2 oco and
are b. bet quality They coupr-e Ls,he-, Plancr ftp
Hammer. Anvil, BCriaE and Splitting haohars Post Dts
every kind II tod required IN ar1 aud r-; ciAs esbs5
Also all the PserIs and Shsfins cf -ad Shop Also.
ard four Fr,izb Locomotive rc.Ety bulk 20 ori
q ful nsodel and cru; every prrul-r2 taas.
TT. - niche.
Tr arcls nal r. rNsnnrrd the Works IN Lawrrn"r nd
descriptive List. numb red. may D. fIRd my Otic-
J. II. w PACE. TressUr,r NJ. IL Kiby u. Boston.
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GORGEOUS.

G
CARPETS, OII4CEOTH :. &C.,
IMPORTED
FROM THE MOST CELEBRATED FACTORIES
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC.
NOTE
THE EXTRAORDINARILY RED iCED PRICES
ENGLISH yELVErs. ~ ~ TO ~ 50 yard.
REAL ENGLISH BGG SSELS. T5c q 81 p per yard.
IMPERIAL THBFE-PLiS slc. 20 . 1. per yard
FXTHA sUrFEI me tNORAiNS IS cvus per yard.
COOL WOOL lh0RAtNS. 81 81 81 c.a'. per yard.
NEW STYLES
FLOOR OIL-CL OTHs.
Damask Satin Finish.
CROSSLFf'S
STBFRB MFDALIIONS WITH BORDERs
ff,4ch md English
VEIN TT and CLOTH TABLE and PlANO CONEhS
ADMINISTER, .-
WILTON. MOSAIC. VELVET. BRUSSELS and TtFfED
RI CiS MATS MATrINGS, DkCGGkTS. &c, &c.
MIRIAM AND F. X : IN,
No % BOWERY.
Si,. a. the Great American fage
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iot found satisactory, ne psprt. vi bt rttuIit< ,
ROB'T r HAWS Controller.
..V'HE HEART OF THE ANDES.

WI IT l. IT T. A I. VF IT 7. y II Z D.
i PAINTED BY Mr. =. E. CHURCH.
J. MC( IL RI Publisher, much pleasure VA announcing
the colp:on Of the great South American Landscape
which Mr. Church has been recently engaged ard that win
.hor, b. On Lyric Hall. No 765 Broadway for few
days prior Ia It's departure for Europe
TINO BAKERS and HOTEL PROPRIETORS.-
/ BALLS REEL OVEN, Patented Sept. %, iS'-rhe at.
tenton Of Bakers and Hotel proprietor. invited t. the many
advantage this oven all others capacity space
economy of conut ton, fuel labor OF "ofkng u, snd the sn
perio in which IL bakes ali material These Ovens are
IN s,ccsstu operation in this city Baltor Newark, Orange
n. j.. and Worcester Mas. Address. or apply To l. W.
KNAPP No. lis Broadwst.
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Amnsements.
A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
n GAZZANfGA MATINEE.

A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
N GAZZANIGA MATINEE.
= he p bic respectfully informed that IN a p'I'niir'
t ,ioa. a.. Of the Plat phs
Monday next viii tsbe place ss follows
TO-DAY (1hur-dsy) a. !; doors open Al IL
GAZZANIGA MATINEE.
LA TRAViATA,
VIZ the following complete cast
GAZZAS1GA,
MORELLI.
FLORESZA
TOMORROW friday April -
evening performance. when Mad 0ALkA
MICA vii MAKE her last apI-srance but one.
LA FAVORITA.
STEFAN. MORELLI.
The sale Tickets this morning the Academy
Beusng No 70l Broadway aud at the stationery Of Root
Anthony & Co, No. Is Nss.su-s,, corner Of Pine
On SATURDAY April 90 close Of tn. I'D last spprr
sIoe Of GAZZANIGA in
A GRAND MATINEE
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oITIcE ~ ma GoyEsyoRs or THE ALMsHorss{
NFw-Iosg. April "a. l2S. )
DROPOSALS-TO MILK DEALERS.-Seslcd
Prop b, received by the GuyerHofs Of the Aims
tlrr tir Rutgudl Park until II O'Clock N u hr
Z iu siuy daily The Institutions bscswels
and aid Br Hospital foot Of Sast, Esst River iof
one Ysr r. n Er 18Th day Il Msy Pure Sweet asbiuH-d
COUNTRY MlLK 81 the h. quality Blak !Irins II sa'
a.l Cor the prrr LrGrf .ld.i u -h- ohixsis
required ir plf-; proposing, vi" b. furnished On sPpA,iE
IL. IL.
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60 h)bom it man Concern.
[TTION Ia DEALERS IN ELASTIC FAR

CAUTION to DEALERS IN ELASTIC FAB
IZED RUBBER-Th- unerrsizurd that be- hvGs
absolute from Charles Goodyear ". the exclusive r
tulcsLikri knir prepared acrtd =. o sail % ly-z
Juir Is s a. IL al! e,c fabrics the r..titici;y
which due 20 tie .ln- OF corrgatEs the sheet. OF threads ~
such fsb and in 81 braided oemeut~o se~ei fab
rrs such b. cayrr protected both
sidt with substances other than rubber AID Ia al smooth ras
a. NED gods and also aid sell ld Jorr taEraas vi
yuc.nHed rubber and al thread. sheets 81 rbbrr which
OF te made finished By union with 20 b covered BY
bruus Ebsurss And he hereby Tves notice ;hs- h. rsdy
to suppl, h al fabcs reasonable and
La- ful STICK N store
called aiver-isa1eu. signed By
William Juds In which said Juison claims b. the Of
the riEht 70 niror, and sell such pods
The undersigned ss;isfd hl 'h r-reufe The psr- a
Jud-sr fraud upon the pbc aud l. made iuf tGr
poy inurng Lis business said Judou has rIhb-c
Lis pretended titles aly Court the pablo zGL h- dr.,
sfort the Under .Trd Opportunity % c.uGrncius sEJ
sui. zgzL-, LIN these tt!-.. tLa:rs ryIi
could valid title ssid Jsn suy Else,
the titles he 10 th- und-Ts zn- Tue qlryn
decided By Judgs Ing.I-o. In SevioTs upon pT-niE.
nion partial pre-, NATION II the decisive Of
b. sad Jndson shows that the Count imposed upon BY
tended title third which said J4d.OG claims o. have
been in himself for the last six years
TIE UNDERMINED th.Irts, cautions 81 cears IN Articles VI ne
above d ,cripou. containing vULCANTZFD RUBBER, tnn
no such zods lawfully sold in ih c0ury without this u
cesc and stamp sad h shall prosecute, the Of the
law all p.rons infringing biz said rights Orden 'c,oe
sli rights guaranteed by
HORACE II. DAY, No. . Court!sni;st, New York.
METROPOLITAN POLICE. Owners wanted
WI tor BEER PUMP quantity 4 STEREOSCOPiC PIC
ILRFs a GUITAR, an ACCORDION. snd picsas- OF PRE-
PARED CHALK Call at No as Brooue -, upon the PROP
FRTY CLERK
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Ghantcs for Business Alen.

CITY OF NEw.YoRE DEPARTMENT or RIsascE.
Controier's Once April II, 1889.
CORPORATION NOTlCE.-SEALED Pro
~ POsALS will be rcceiycd this Occ, until THURSDAY
t, lb day Of NAV Il ococa Tor SITE, 10
consist lots adjoining each other for Station House TOR
the I'd Pcinc; Police, be- located within limit bounded ~
sh aid sthsys. aid 4j.h and jst-ts
Esch prop on The precise location k snd terms
title will be- required for which neni viii b. usdr ON
the Controller The nEht 10 re
iect AM and all offer. served 90 'h' Cooperation
ROBERT 4. HAWS, Controller.
TOR SALE-The Stock Of BOOKS STATION
i FRY FIXTURES &c contained in the store lately ocu
MED nv w H. Babcock. No. 26 Fuonst., brooklyn Tue
sort can be- seen every dsy and evening this wers ~
C. III. LIPPITT. Assignee, No. ISL ChamboTsst N. l.
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YJ,HE "BANCO INDUSTRIAL PECUARIO"
II of HAVANA CUBA, !. ready 70 enter into Courst-
s ,hs IMPORTATION In the lsnd 81 Cuba. Of al description
Of ATTLE both and for Breeding ard in order
- gy- p,ltirs M chance the sad BANKING Conp=ny Win
aiui. proposals. from psrts ho BE- sbe and willing - fur
u.h such (Buls Cows Shop ara Hsl All ts1sp"Tt
them the said leland either b. steam sailing vessels sIca
parties may address TIE -
BANNING COMPANY
a. above clearly specifying al particulars regards description
on quality number size weight pro-. AID t-r of payment
k seed or appgt ne City Of Havana with
fuu authority Conrsct, being untersiood thsl
b. Company would prefer max. Contracts II tHd price pr
bad or b, Srsh al nsk loss DELIVERED .:
he point % p,a.,' Wh-rr the Company Will dcsIrzts
EDWARD FLASH
n = Brsl.,..
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METROPOLITAN PoLICE.-Owners wanted
CRY OF NTw-YoRg DEPARTMENT FNsScE.(
CoArsoLLEE's OrYlcE, April q, 1859
Av0IICE II ONNERS of REAL ESrATE.=

NOTICE t. OWNERS of REAL ESTATE
IN Numerous applications having been made o. tHis part
sut rYeu holding receipts Of various Collectors Of Asses
.t- fr paid vious April 49, 1885 account u
ming the Central PARK ard uudry street sud
obr poy.-Is which amounts have been retained by said
Collectors credited u the proPT books # the Bureau 4
the Collection have such credits duly iis
nnf ersrrd by such cancelled and lis
char.rd Il rrcord-SOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN - all pr
ho have paid assessments which have not beeu duly
credited pre.- the evidence OF suh payment e, THIS Office
for examination Before aath rris the dhlEe q any exist
e lien the Controller viii require the original
c,p a the authorized Of the Corporation be- flied IN
TIL. OHcr with eHiisy. q the par, by accoaa; n
wiz payment usd- setting forth The facts aud cir
and such other prof. wall enable tue
Corparnton maintain action against the Collector under
and by whom collections made. IN wacre Pay
been made 10 clerks othrr than the Col
cto. th-u-e- 10 te auhor p 10 rrcriyr suc1
payment. bsf VI The Corporation the authority OF such
prsuus the premises must t- clearly shown Warn
been made by baub check drawn 20 the or Ter of
h Collectors by them, checks should be
s,uf,d with the receipt Of such Official.
Arpc the discharge Of en in the above en oned
by the required proof piynent shod ~
nsde writi and addressed the uuderssn tine envelope
being ndorscd Claim for discharge of all assessment lien
H. upon examination the proofs Of payment SHAH be deened
satisfactory hen will D. cancelled aud - that e
will be under TIE hand Of the Controller 1.-THE prof
l. found satisfactory. the papers vii be returned
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