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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-18

FRESH ARRIVALS
By
WEISS e. TIL o N p ON,
UNION ISTREET.
: casks Extra Sugar Beef;
do do do HAMS
10 dozen extra Beef Tongues;
40 boxes DO English Dairy Cheese;
so do do Western reserve do
I bale New Hops for Bakers usei
10 cases Prince Imperial Champagne
25 do Widow Chisquot do
5O. 600 well assorted Cigars;
10 boxes Layer Raisins;
20 half boxes Layer Ra.sinsi
10 barrels Texas p cans;
10 dy Cream Nuts;
80 10 chests Green and Black Teas;
IS barrels Superior brands Scotch Ale in Jugs;
= do do DO DO do in Glasi
10 do do do London Porter in Glass.
ADVICE TO MERCHANTS.
Our stock and better asserted THAI any
other in our Nashville, is therefore 70 your advantage
% examine before purchasing elsewhere
Our cash and determined that en buyers
shall have yery advantage
Asone q firm goes East to purchase in person We can
guarantee you in few fresh and veil selected stock
embracing all the different articles branch OF trade
VESSEL n THOMPSON,
angel Nos 40 and AZ Union Street
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rT0sT VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY
FOR SALE.

AN now Offering for sale the House and Lot on Cherry street
/ now occupied by Mr B Weller.
% house Is very large and commodous, containing over TWEEN
with servant rooms cellars, coal and wood sheds, &c.
NJ "a In good order Of it being recently eb5t and
better adapted for class boarding house than any house
The lot is about sixty front by hundred and seven
feat and the house situated the lot to admit Of
the city. .,-... a. -.
II desired
well known that hotel keeping IS in this city most pro-
Ntabe business and any wishing to in such vOca
th IL an excellent opportunity procure eligible oca
ton Seng eonveaisnt all the business portions Of the city
FC s. terms &C., apply to Avs L1NDsLEY
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GU h r l. A g
Hoist, hosti our Gag to heavens breeze,
Let every fold float hgh,
Unfold its everywhere,
Beneath tie western sky
In war let every stripe 50 forta'
Borne By tbs patriots hand,
Proclaim its beauty AID its worth,
Der moor and hill and strand.
In peace guard well the sacred boon,
Bedueathed by patriots blood,
For oh twas won in freedoms causes
Amid the battles food.
Hoist hoist. ouI aag to heavens breeEes
Let every fold host high,
Unfurl its banner everywhere,
Beneath the western SKY
Hoist hoist our flag in Arts great reign
Let every star float higher
Up with the nations emblem,
Above the talest spire.
Let Tsnnesseans every where
Let every state around,
Know where type Of nature q made
Where every type is found Hs
Above our Art Gallery,
Our country standard wave,
And underneath its folds pTesideY
The beautful-the brave
The child-tne paTsnt-patri0t-sire
The warrior without strife,
Rests here, in sweetest portrsiture
With every charm bat life
Then raise our bannerto the sky
Let every star besrnews,
That types at the AFt GdlLsrV,
Are made by O, Q. HUGHES,
.. 1Hu~f nrnnr ~ taVna ri
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TAFFFIELD & WALKER have The most varied sssortmsn
M Al Hsts and Caps boys and children ever onsrea n
~ tv Asa soe asSEa IA diag Has sef ne hsas''
ssRla
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FOR SALE
- nnn RED CEDAR POsEss neHed %
~. UUU two PsIal'Il sides for f'n'ns Enquire o.
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YWyHE Directors Of the Nashville add Chattanooga oao
Company have declared Dividend Of three per cent On le
Capital Stock of said Company payable ct tie once N NASH
vile, on and after the 18th inst -
Once L o COupsny, Nashville Oct 3D. is'''
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Lnnd fOr SAC.

Land for Sale.
The undersigned will sell his panta- rse4rD
81 ion called CAPITAL YuET, lying on sSl3ssszA
+4A the north side Of Cumberland River, S4zsgs6s3S
ssss ~. TN uiIesfrom the City Evansville. eF9
lIlaTE1s$ contaipg about Three Hum
fglEE+A 4 red Acres, He will sell 1t al --1E-an--
bs- ., h smsu tracts or lots, suit purchasers long
credit will be given EOtes bearing lssAl ahd
an retaines II Of the very best quality Of sii IS ss
vs.Jed sbout of it in curvsoa and ne balance IN ns
timber pasture. There are two good muses.. sO1
and bIes &c foI information apply TO the undersgned
or to John D. James. teOsu-A MS " 1890.
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Anderson & Romans,

ornamental Trees and EVeFgreens'
N EoNTGOMERY & MoGREDY ,Nurserymen Nashyhle, tenn
w invite special attention to their extensive st0ck o. M
hIpaenta trees Evergreens, Green House Plants over
ornamental Trees and EvergT eens suitable tor
Pruits-5OOO Apple p & years old.
Pears-3OOO, DWarfs Standards to years oo. ~
Peaches 900 az years old, Cherries FAus'
tariens and autnce, in large numqers. -. o..
large collection of Grapes strawberries
hs--iss 1Currants 4 Bouquets at all seasons. ....
oeFrleS' ON MONTGOMERY & McGREDY.
-, Liuvood, Nurseries Nashville, Tenn
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kirkpatrick, Nevins d Co.,
PECgTHZYr. FORWARDLVG AND Wholesale
GROCERY lHERCEzANESs
MARKET TREET, EAsETILLE TENNESSEE
lave now in store large and complete assortment
Z Groceries, embracing
New Orleans Sugars, all grades
Molasses, in barrels and half barrels;
Coffee, large and complete stock;
Rsisins fun stock, with Teas, Candles, sardi1si n1eE
asi IsSre assoyte Pecans together With all kinds OF Gro
siss usually kept in Grocery line. Our stock Of
RRANDHES, WINES " kAASss 4 tSGss
a think ean7Ot be SURPASSED this ahy other DaTket
orr heavy stock Of goods invite the attention OF
asst NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 90.
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MOUNT SOLITUDE FOR SALE.
Chni-e CattOn Lands.

Agent Of Of the late FRANcs srReET OF Missls
"a spp will sell,a auction at CLAREhDos an the OAnus
4 coantv Arkansas on the Grst MONDAY being the
7h cayl of November and the second MuNDA OF
November (bng the 4) will a. JAcKsSSPoEI, sen an @
Lands in jackson county the third MONDAY In NoVen
her Inr the slst) viii sell PoCAHoNTAs all the Lands IN
Randolph county, Arkansas In all cases one 0'@ Sii % IT,
served the estate. $500
TERN-One fourth cGh, its equivalents resiGae in one
two and years. besn interest from sale, with lien 70 50
cure the payment.
Until the first Of November any OF these Lanls sreofered
oU1ge sale offers invited On application 70 me- al
fouyiIe KY, plas terms, will be funiGhed These are
the earliest selected and Lands OF Ambassadors
rsTSov titles perfect, and all to fne navigation.
os,,ivztd GEO. HANCOCK.
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DRUGS, BTEDFCINES, &c.
DEMOVIL & CO.,
DRUGGISTS AND PRESoHHPTHONISTSs
Corner Store o. TIE Eeso JiOz and american BUStdtaas
Corner OF Cherry and Church Sreets,
NASHVILLE, TENN Jesse Is
IN RESPECTFULLY ask their cid ds and customers and
me c generally call and see them in their new es
biishment Supplied with large and complies stock Of Drugs
Medicines Dyests Fancy Cords, and all articles Drug
Stores and constantly receipt of fresh supplies OF the same
bex Sl perfectly confident Of their ability to give entire salts
faction with reference prices and qualities OF their goods
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore EXTENDED 70 e
OLD arm We hope by prompt attention 20 busnessio inertia
0'li''H " 49, DEM0VILLR CO.,
Corner Of Cherry and Church streets
OUR PRESCRIPTION DEPARTMENT.;
Is under the supervision of thorough and accomplished
Druggist, and orders in that line OF oor Du
s will at all hours, and night, be promptly ana
ly filed. DE-aS 1HH-- - -
EEDTCINES, ms TRUMENTS, &c..-We in
I'VE ye the attention Of Physicians TO OF heucn
Chemicals, Surgical and Dental Instruments &c; ~
~ OWFSTTC ARTICLES.s-The heads or famnes
are asked to call examine stock OF house Keeping
i''Ni0S DEM0VILLE & co.
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no NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

~ CASKS Genuine Scotch Ais and London Porter in J
50 81 ana IN O0'''sf' F0r SAFE !" wEssRI.kT
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Fireworks! Fireworks!
uorESas AND RTTAI

Fireworks! Fireworks!
WHOLESALE AND TAIL.
ToHB LICK, Church street between Cherry and Summer
now prepared furnish FireEorks in quantity, at the
sges cash prices Also, public displays fer from 500 TO 1900
for celebrations and with deg1s and lettering suabo
he occasion. Orders solicited aassS
A Fine Country Residence For SALE
WWAVINa determined to carry my Negroes 70 the 3A
South I will sell about u hree or Eour saso5ffS
FSundred Acres of Land being PaTt OF -
thz which reside, situated on a
good Turnpike Road, about thirteen miles from
NasbyiIIs in one he best neighborhoods IN VIII
Jansen county Soil equal to in the State For pArteu
lars amply to me- the premises 70 A. v LAssey IN
Nashve sep9 dtf r. a fHNhlNo.
PARM FOR SALE.
WISH TO SELL my situated in the Gap Of the Short
Mountain Cannon county, Tenn containing betw en- three
ard four acres The soil rich well calculated for
wheat meadows Said Far1 is we'll ulhere aud Uatarei
baypy one dozen sprtgs Of failing re, stone and
water it is Stock Farm, Of
will take in exchange the rm, negroes mules aud
kors Any person wishing surh Farm get bargain BY
calling OF The undersigned at Woodbury., Cannon county Tenn
sen90 a tW&WSg Asa SYiTll, Woodbury., TsTp
~ tyfrs. GE0. NJ. HITCHIEes,
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a. G o Il L e Y,
tS.secessorfo Sfssoart e cacenl
Nos. IA and o. south Market street,
NASHVILLE, TENN E5SSAEs
MANUFACTURER OF
COPPER, TIN AND SHEET ARsON Nsa1s ~, L
EEP e5nstanty hard, all kinds Of COOKING ana Hse
ia ing Stoves ornamental and pain Mattel rates; Aiso 81
Kinds Of Copper and Sheet Iron Work dCnei1r
Ing Mills Furnaces Founjres, Factories, Stills ana DsfS
Works, ETC., =. - = 81 -
Also keeps on hand full supply Of Cast and rout ZOE
Cooking Stoves, in which may be used Coal or nool
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TTAVING taken the agency Of the celebrated Silver Springs
FIGURING Mills have Just received quantity Of superior
Family Flour, which perhaps good be ade IN the
any climate and will be sold liberal terms At No y
Market street. BY ga. G. NOEL co.
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LAND PLASTER.

VEYE have in Store for saea small lot Of choice family
Nv BACON, cured By one Of The best oonnOseurs in the
coLpty MIZsLL, HOOPER CO.,
sepS Nos anal Market STREET,
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FNOR the apprehension end delivery Of "a - t
n who under charge Of outrasequsy haFin< qToAsn
houses Of william IIam aud james ChTs.pei. ~.
10 Youit srder has uads bic escape aDd y Tuninz ~
The above reward will therefore be Psid g ons 49,
liver he said Houser the sheriff Of WILSON e1S y ~ ~
may be brought to justice -, e,, e.. to- svot. %
5 Hoossr about Is years Of are ahol hye et zen 1osss
bgh son buil fair or rather sandy har mas AZ ms tins
wound from ssn shot In the ghtarm 6elaS Shs how
=. Gladesville,
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large stock Shoe, Paint Varnish and
Artist Brusnes just reccveda and sSr SAFE low
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GROCERIES,.
OYNT & 4 II Z A N o Il
No. Il Broad street, Nashville, Tenn.
Wholesale IN
Groceries and Liquors
OF ALL KINDS,
BACON LARD, FLU0R AND PRODUCE OF EVER1
DESCRIPTION
NETE prepared showa large and well
w of GrOce rfeS and Liquor to which We invite
be inspection buyers and are determined 70 sell as
cheap cheapest auctions excepted We snow
Gallon lfeb4-dtf JOYNT 4 TREAEOR.
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NEW WHITE WHEAT FLOUR.

TAvING been appointed Agents for the Western Virgni
Works for the sale their Land Plaster prepares
70 furnish it at the price he Mines with freight addei
ssoI5-Iu ARMSTRONG 4 co.
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10. EDWARDS. K sILEEsoN- 4 F-- DN AND''
E0vyARDS. GILKESOg * CO.,
tSzccessors 10 BdHarlSA
UvbaIesaI lie CirOcers, COmmiss ION Merchants
AND
dealers In Fire Bramdies, Wines,
CIGARS, &c-,
Corner College and Church Streets,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
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YRTNCES.- stock Of Syringes entirely new
- Patterns just received and for sse BY AsTRS1CH-
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- u -, 81.

Az 10 90 trui
Is baue-8 fe7lcn oTiisls
- 60 ei--= Brandy;
80 casks C1ss7y .zr S.
-.q - urrfH ArGFFA
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TO MERCHANTS-.sPECIA
KNERcHAETS Who wish select assor.mens ~ s.Ps ~,
hnd il to their advantage TO call a. - ,--.ruvp.,a
Ia 49, IS Pablis Square
- ,...ivea JOHN YORK 4 co.
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TIME TEAS.s-Just received from large lmportes OF
eas good assortment of Imperals GunpoWder, Soiorg
and Black Teas for sale by the large small quantity
anu ~ A. STRETCH.
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IKARREs. GO8DCE q CO.,
EQs EHE FrRFasE 81 IHAsstcIry1A
GENERAL cor EkEsSGON

Forwarding Business.
w. n. GoRDos Z Co. win csuiinue tle Factory ani Nh
AGENCY a. hsrofcre. tle archz1 sag egeetcd.
Joining tie one ocsu1i,1ty I2Eiis. Gordon Co.
fine Ts-sparsea EEruudEes fOr sale.
y Pipes. Jalss Boaias & Co CosBas yintase "a
= s,- s-5-rs.4s IsS
Punchor Old Scotch V.tskv, very lna-
The above Iz,OIoe q raGs ssll to he trade chsaP
Desi HRRIs, e0Brex q %.
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VACCINE MATTER.
GOOD suuplV of fres. and reliable Vsccne Nat
i e. A. STRETCH. Druggist.
- o.tS5 CorneI College and Unonstrest.
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x ET win k1p ceraiy on hand fu q ploEs,
~ Esi1s1crgrti stt1s Zen Esessee FlOE Eacfo-
~. Farmers Uoll dc zel p call esore H1rcnasinss
sell hs gosl steel pUH ls has ever 1een o1ssi
for sale 10 tbs etg lr Ter 70 twenty per less han yos
hags been pa iugf las s4a-c q-zli.g of rious.
p. e c. aNpEESON,
feb6-tf and e. eoTus- aros1 and calsEs sireefs,
Nashville. Tsnn-
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PARm FOB SALE.
Ly1es 60 Httc1aings,
% saII % EIFe y, 3 IaII
CHOICES BACON.

No. SO Cedar street, Nashville Tenn.s
TWILL at all times, buy Negroes suitable Or
Wv leans Markets We invite all pesons who have Negroes
% sell 70 give call W y
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Court OF General Sessions.
Before Recorder BARNARD.

The first prisoner arragned at the bar Tuesday was
Daniel Driscol who pleaded guilty to petit larceny &c
was sent to the Pcntentary for six months
Abraham Buckley pleaded guilty TO grand larceny, and
was rcmanded for sentence.
Susanna johnson and Ellen Turpbul noted pickpock.
eis tried and convicted Of stealing purse contain
iDg So from Mrs Jane Mntou, of West Fourteenth street
she passing through Broadway The Recorder sent
each Of them 10 the Ptnitentary for six months or
dered them TO pay Gno Of 500.
Burton Kendrck, indicted for forging check on the
Chatham Bank purporng to have been signed by Fisher
Brother pleaded guilty forgery in the fourth degree
be will be sentenced on Saturday.
Herman Isaacs placed on trial, charged with re-
ceiv ng piece OF CASHMERE, knowing 1t to have been
stolen. The evidence very clear and concusve for
was shown that the 9th of January colored boy
named Thompson, and white youth, (who succeeded ia
escaping from the prisou stole tho clon from Mr. Sears
who Kept store in Newark. They proceeded 10 this
CITY, and went TO the prisoners establishment, and sold
him the cloth for So An officer perceived they
approached lsaacs door, aud, after allowing boys 20
leave he vent into the store charged saacs with pur
chasing II, which he denied the tine striving 10
hide the goods under the Other suspicious cir
cumstnnces were proven; but, as his previous good
racter was established, the jury in finding hin guilty
unanimously recommended him 10 mercy. He will be
sentenced on the last day Of the term.
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Action Against an Insurance Company.
SUPERIOR COURT.
Before Hon. Judge Slosson

Before Hon. Judge Slosson.
April 1s-ElishG Ruol;man rs. he Union Mutual yasu
rance Company action on policy OF insurance
effected upon the cargo Of the schooner Margaret Topping
consisting Of lumber and frame houses sections dried
apples &c. bound from New York 10 San Francisco The
vessel left New York the 2lst Of December 1s4e and
meeting with very bad weather and suffering some damage
put INTO st. Catharnes for repairs. After leaving Sc
Catbarnes and proceeding on her voyage she
bad weather. and with great difficulty doubled Cape horn
che eventually put Valparaiso, being 1l6 days from
ST. Catharncs, in leaky condition. There tho captain
endeavored 10 procure money ~ repair her. and for that
purpose executed bottomry bond he commenced 70
pair her but eventually abandoned the vessel and cargo
total loss. The plaintiff also set up that he could not
get sufficient funds 70 repair the vessel, and that
would take six months to procure the means from
New York, and that by that time the vessel would have
been eaten up by worms, that port being ruocct 70
worms also that the cargo was so damaged that would
not have paid the frcebtagc 10 san Francisco. The do
fendants contend that they not Liable for total loss
but are only liable for partial oss that the captain was
not justified In abandoning the vessel and that prudent
man would have continued and completed the voyage
The case was tried once before when verdict was found
ior the plaintiff but " was set aside and new trial or
dered on the ground that the plaintiffs did not give su
Gent evidence that they justified In abandoning the
vessel and liking q total loss.
The case 10 ntill on
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-20

sale OF large collection Of paintings commenced yes
serday at the gallery Of II. Leeds Co., Nassau street.
and will be continued today. The collection comprises
works by several noted American, English, Dutch and
Italian artists-amoug them those Of Herring, Boddug
Ton, J. O. Norris Of London Roster GiQnoux, Hail
Mipnot, sountag, Williamson, Cropsey Kensctt, Scha,r
Of Vienna; Mazzoni, OF Rome; Caverhousc and others
The sale yesterday was not largely attended and many
good pictures went of cheap, too cheap, indeed. The
highest prices received were Stb for Mazzons copy Of
Aurora, by the same artist Yesterdays sale comprised
I2b pictures The remarg part OF collection number
Ing l28 will be sold 70 day. commencing eleven O'CLOCK
The best pictures In the lot will be offered to-day.
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5UTHEME CUUKT-SPECIAL TERM
April 19.-Louis Finck us. Hurry Bertholf -Tbs s IN
old Dean and Boxer case revived in which Mr. Berthof
for an amount Of money for board &c. for Mr. Bo
kers daughter Motion to set aside denied without costs
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CHIP JusrCE IN WHITE GLoyEs.-Chicf JUS
tice Robinson opened Court Toronto last Monday aud
SAID 10 the Grand Jury that gave h crest peasure ~
snuounce that of the usual calendar CRIMINAL 10
dicDens, the Sheriff had that morning presented him
with pair OF white kid gloves. sgoiy ing, according 70
an old English custom that there prisoners "a ne
brought before the Asses 1, reference 70 tos
event bis lOrdshp said durpg ns obg course
or experience which be had had the bench IN Toronto
he Old recoect occasion which " hs ps A.
ing outy receive par white gloves instead OF the
usos indictments, since the year 18ls-now ifty one
years ago He would therefore, set proportonate value
the gift pry, gloves the emblem ne hoped,
Of new and improved state OF society.
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Light 6Ock CncagO. Jact0On, other
light stocks for sale by JOHN g. MURRAY, 40 ws n z.
NOTICE TO TAxPAYERa-oFrICE OF THE Oonm.
street., New York, January TO- ls59Nooe hereby xvea
Of York the year 1859 open for publc In
Bpecion, and vii continue uut the Both day OF April
inclusive AL taxpayer earnestly rsqusej 10 call
and examine the same 10 order that the asoe
ments may be corrected Also all persons entitled By =
reduction Of their assessments by Of being oergymm
military services and also literary charitable insu-
ions by law from TAXATION requested 10 mako
application for such reduccn exemption, previous ~
closing of The rolh on said sob day Of April. M -
The following section Of the sct Of April IT, 1851 pubhhod
for the information OF ta1pAyers:-
IL During the time u. books shs be open rublic
specion herepbefore provided application made
Valuation personal
rected such Apph aton he Aasessed
valuation OF real estate must be made IN writing sang
Of objections thereto h-reup the
shall examine into the complaint and in their Judgment
the~ shsl The
feced II such application be made In assessel
valuation Of personal estate the picant shs
under oatb by The said Commissioners any Of tbe t.
IN their judgment the assessment erroneous they sha
the be Corrected and declare their decon
thereon, within thirty daya after such application have
Supervisors of real
imposed under this unless shall appear oath o.
affirmation, that the sggrieved unable 70 attend
within the period prescribed the correction ree BY
Of scEae0 or absence from ID. eity.LAws Of la
page $50. j. W. ALLGN,
A. J. WILLIAMSON,
J. W, 3H0NN,
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Ark uNpAIn ass aaHNRNra -NOrICn

IvEkTHsL PAHK UNPAID ASS ELEMENTS -kOrICn
~ owners Of properyJhs ~ propeSty ssnessed
Tor central ark hereby noed that the said
expected ~ 10 psid before 1859 with
interest fou Feb 1855 the date 81 confirmation by the Su
prtue Court and unless paid By May
nex The assessment hit vii be the Arrears,
when Interest viii be charged al the Of twelve ea
per anpnD boD thedA1 o. ohr,aaion- Ihe
irssed embraced 10 the follow vz:-A,l thoea
pisrea OF sne situated n The said city bounied 5sscrbeds
follows that y u the the
between ilo and llIth streets The south by the line
OF the bchs between Forty
NE eest hv The centre line ~ se,nd and
third the The blocks be-
tween Ientn and Eleventh all ,ersiu
CHER lo, psees and parcels Of land fronting thar
fifth Sixth Seventh ard Eightn lSb and
130h streets, and all ihoee ceru
GELS Of lard rcpaR either sih sirb Seventh ana
Eebhavenus and broadway between hirty third Poty
hle In this onlce.
DANIEL DELAvAH Coiecsor Of Assesguasph
COLLECTORS OYyIcE No. CITY Hal. basemeut
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WIsrAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY
WEARS WEARS B Bss.s e SE WILD WILD SsEsE
4 4 GfETAiE s ssaEDE
S SogeEs, COZ COLDS ps AND TSELg JENA
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