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SOMETHING NEW,

THE SUBSCRIBER, being no
longer under Uncle Sans orders, has once
more commenced his old business, and would in
form the people Of Warren and vicinity that he Is
prepared TO furnish every description Of Boots and
Shoes. made to order in the best style and at short
notice. Particular attention paid to the manu-
faeture of W0MEN'S WORK, and MEN'S FINE
CALF BOOTS. beth sewed and pegsed. He would
also inform his old friends and customers, and the
rest of mankind. that his shop is the only place
"ne PATENT SEAMLESS FELT sHOE
Is manufactured, the advantages of which are al
most too numerous to mention, bat among them
are health, comfort and durability. The felt being
3 non-conductor Of heat and cold, there is no pos
sibility of freezing the feet in winter, or of being
intentionally warm in summer. and yet the evap-
grafton from the feet which is 50 necessary to
health, is not only not prevented. but is even pro-
noted. On the whole, this invention is destined
to take its place among the things which Man
kind will not willingly let de- and needs only to
be seen to be appreciated.
Remember the place, Main Street, Warren, o.,
opposite Anderson's New Brick Block, up stairs.
Nay 2 1875 J.P. FUTILE.
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Original Rhymes
TO SUIT THE TIMES.
BY e
GILLMER & B%UTTERFIELD

Dealers in Flour and Feed,
And every staple which you need.
The best Of Flour we keep on hand.
Both Lsavittsburg and Cleveland brand,
And should your better hall complain,
Your money well refund again.
We've also Flour of Corn and Rye,
Ground Feed-of Corn and Oats a fall sapplR.
Potatoes. large crops from the field.
The best our Northern soil can yield.
Our Coffee. Java, Rio, ground,
We think no better can be found.
A choice variety Of Tea,
From Tyson green to good BOhea.
Which, seasoned with our Sugar fine,
Will please your friends who call to dine.
Rice, Spice and Fruits, both rich and rare,
Picked and aimed with greatest care;
And for the lusty working man
We have Fish, Bacon. Beans and Ham,
Eggs. butter, Cheese, all eountry trash
Come on. ye farmers, here's your CASH.
Molasses, Vinegar. all right,
Our Lamp Oil cheers the darkest night.
Candles, both TallOW and Stearine,
By light of which may well be seen,
Tobacco, both to smoke and chew,
Nice Candies for your children toe.
Cigars and Pipes for gents and fops,
Good Brooms, and Handles for your Mops-
Our Stock and prices will suit you al.
On Main St.. east side, please to call
May 9 1855 If
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BE- The Cholera reports from New York
on Monday night were two deaths at quar-
antine since last report, but no new cases.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-05-16

n- Gold closed Monday night last at
1904.
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UNCLAIMED
pROPosELs FOR 0oNsTRUC-

i IlNU EhS.
Proposals will be received by the subscribers. m
to the LIST day of june next, for exoayatIng FOR and
putting IN that part of the main Sewer, in the VII
lage OF Warren. extending from the river near
the Hoyt Store, crossing main street, and THROUGH
Market alley to Liberty street. and up Liberty
For plans and Observation-Disclosures TO ,Ju-
MUS Dana, Esq, engineer. The whole viii be ex-
hibited with explanations of the work 10 be done.
of hard burned brick.
Further work in contemplation. may also be
prepared at that time, for letting.
F.KNSMAN,
r.. PARKS,
CT. TOWNSEND,
Board Of Sewer ImproVem snt.
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A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF

~ REAL ESTATE.
In pursuance Of an order granted By the Pro-
bate Court Of Trumbun county, Ohio, l viii offer
for sale at public auction, on Saturday, the 18th
day of May, 1866, at 10 o'clock. forenoon, at the
Court House in said County, the following deserib-
ed real estate, to wit: Situate and being lot 80 and
part of lot 50 In the Village Of Warren, County
and State aforesaid. and known as the Crater
property, at the corner Of Main and High Streets
in said Village, to be sold subject to certain eondi-
tions contained in said order Of sale, which. to-
gether with terms, will be made known on day Of
sale. WARREN PACKARD, Admir-.
Of Augustus Crater, decd.
By Hutehins & Forrist, Ats.
April Is 1856 Nv
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OFFICE PA. 4 D. CANAL Co

" Warren. Ohio. April Is, 1856.
Notice is hereby given thaS the annual meeting
of the Stockholders Of the PennsylYania and Ohio
Canal Company viii be held at the Canal Once IN
Warren, o., on Monday, May 2lst. 1855, for the
purpose Of electing seven directors, and to tram
sact any other business IS may properly come be-
fore said meeting. SAMUEL QUlNBY,
April Is 4W Secretary.
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FATHER DON'T DRINK ANY
liz N0W-Is a fine new song with chorus. the
answer TO the popular song. Come Home. Father
Just out at ADAMS.
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DROTECT the FREEDMEN
Is a noble new song for the melOdeon or pr
At ADAMS.
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anfed.

THE UNDERSIGNED, to whom
was referred the receiving Of proposals for
grading and paving Of streets in Warren, having
failed to procure any bids satisfactory to the Coun-
Gil. have been again instructed to ask for further
bids, and are now ready to receive proposals for
the work according to plans and specifications
which they will exhibit.
Provision has been made for obtaining stone and
gravel or sand on favorable terms.
The work on that part of Main Street between
South and High Streets, and that part Of Market
between Main and Liberty Streets. win be let as
soon as satisfactory proposals are received, it being
desired to complete hat portion this season. The
letting Of the balance of the work contemplated
has been temporarily suspended until the plans
and work Of seHering the town are f1lIy ma
tured. f. KINSMAN,
r. s. PARKS
Nav 9 1855 COMMITTEES on Streets.
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An ORDINANCE

MAY LYLE
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May Is, 1S66::tf.
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CHRISTIAN HYMN BOOKS.
~ Revised and enlarged, just received and for
sale by W.. N. & W.. +. PORTER.
April Is 1866
A NEW SUPPLY of WALL Pa
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proposdls.
OFyIcE OF rHE CINCINNATI. DATTos
lo.n... a....r.EH ID

OEyrcn CINCINNATI. DArTos AID EAIshN
RAILROAD CoHPASr, sASDusKr o.: Dec. 100.
CEALED PROPOSALS for executing the gradus
- ton bridging add maonry and for the supply Of upon
that part Cincinnati Dayton add Eastern hroaa
Ct Sharon. and Dayton tbeinS or
sboa D mesl will be received ths oos until the ta ev Of
Psns probes schedules Of amounts Of ~ork may BE- SEEN and
blank bids obtained By Supplying al this onioc
and T. n. ComDsny . -. .... IN n.
bids oil b received aisf Jse W ~ M
opoaed aBtl that time. hub9 u, sLoAnS htsVssb
L. n LAIHAE, SoeIs,pY
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4mrsemen e

Amrsemen
boy ls' worth saving sroe. homeless friend
THARTTY QUARTETrE CONCERT.
HEwsBoys' LUpGisd-HoUsE.
IN N SIC. IS t sytE2N VT r.. -
At O'Clock tbe MIDDLE CfURCil Of Pcurtb and
a. r., - Ls,syel,r iaer' car bIosd"sy a.. -, 49, ,,,.
OLYMPIC THEATRR.
-'''' THIS cis.G:Ji iy;IEi.i ne. 5
uAsTER or RAYEHSwOOp.
Frst easA;,sent 20 Anlesics ior seyefa years o.
Mr. GEORGE JORDAN ,..
Who "a. seo'voo n hsy %reone .oce ~
.,' ~ EDoAa OF GAyfNsWooD.
M MasTER or or RAayyEssW9SB,
hi, great du'atslee msry slir usblc 20 the pead
CdARLEs DICKENS, ESD.
Also d''' 'pP''fss Ne. re Ro5E gI TYTIs ssoF
as LUCY Ashton, THE sEI6E OF LAMmERMooR
TER S' O. Sf'I S5 ' By " iiS
TIE p s sd fHS' S s% asb ba RS0 sToNo
Entirely and correct co-taHs Of the period prepared expressly
The novel theatrical eont,tvssss. deasSb
''o' p''''' TUE 'HidHEsT STYLE o. ART
forming soG6%ss a B ~ GAS CAST III" n Tas
MASTER OF RAVENSWOOD.
Ep0AE or FhyEEsw N M oE a y3A WH B s
ron syston Buckw VahdrnhoG; CrligengA Mr.
stuart Robson Henry Ashton h.. rhers Wood Bde the bent
Norman Forester Mr.. T. Ward; Robert MI Kenwsy RAN
.eyuray Meyie Of the Preendr hssTs Moran Ward
Dsy and G. H. Burke; LUCY ASHTON Bride Of Lammermoo
Miss HOSE EYTIHGEs Alice blind womsn Mrs Saunders Lady
Ashton Miss Csr,ioe hyse Ms Florence Lee Lord
quests FOrester Cons)rs Brdsmads Ladies Attendants
and Others
AOT l.-"i bide m time Legend Of The Wel
THE TOWER or VOLTS CRAIG,
The Shadow o. the HoSse
ACT 1.-THE FOREST COTTAGE;
"Whea tho last Lord Of RAvesswcod
10 RaVens wood shell nde."
HALL IN THE CASTLE OF RAyESSwoOO.
ACT a-RAVENSWOODi
CHAPEL AND RUINED CJOiSTRRt
CliG. aud Qnekssuds Bsaeath;
PROPHECY FULFILLED
SATURDAY AFTERNOON. clock. In coatinusncs
THE GRAND FAMILY MATINEE SERIES,
MASTER OF RAYENSWOOD.
with he entire a. and picturesque
the sdmi.siou 10 Mai ineo has been
FIXED AT s0c. ALL PARTS or THEATER. CHILDREN 7Sc.
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CUPREME COURT.-In the matter OF the appnca-
- on DANIEL BURNETT and others Trustee. o. the BUT
nett and 2ut AiHne Company 10 dissolve the CoTpoLation
Pursuant order OF the Supreme Court Of me s.e
YORK IN this the I'D day OF
iss DANIEL r. INORAAM IT, tho Receiver sPpointee oJ inc
Cou in the ssd ods vii TO sale q sae
ton b thu highest bidder MONDAY hs tb day
1896 u o'clock the Erchnze saesfoo1 no ~
way IN the City Of NswYofh by JAMES hLLLh Au0"'A'
The following described lsnds and premises. viz:
All and singular . certain Mining Claim known a. the
NORTH AMERICAN LEAD,
,tu.d Devils Mining District Lyon County ss,s o. e
v.aa commencing a point American ksyne ana a, 81,
an Northery hundred with all the sht te sac
insf,s, Of Company aud In The Ish 70 mine sha
vork the ,arn- Intended embrace ell ths. title claim ho
which said Company scquiTrd nom John G. tpsS, ~
dated November 2h 1854 s.d recorded the sane ssy ~ ~ a,
OF Nevada and ng title claim and right scqneu ~ su
Rus.ei from William A. White. forth N On.
AZ White Russell In ssid County Aiso AL @
stoh ptopery ts.is and ehes OF said COMPANY
AID Including tools mining Mubef TIMBER
machines machinery and all the books OF account
Coursny also d-ulphurzinz uschne now 90 s,oIse
Tra.3v.u California Dated new 0rk
November "a, 1865 DANIEL T. lNoRAnn.. p....t,
80. ,s.'..r~ ''Nf' 49, Noy3e Sat
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DO Ubom It man Concern.

DARTIES HAVING BILLS 10 be COLLECTED
should leave them DAVID A. RITTER Collection Agency
Ne Beekrn4n-sf. GOOD refrrsno~s.
STNO ARCHrrECTs.-PL AND SPECIFlCA.
i TIOSs FOR NEW BulLDlNGs EoR THE WAR DEPART
MINT AT WASHINGTON D. C-Architscts invited opfspsEs
spehcsons and eates Of for pew
insa Wr Depsravni tbs ate occupied ~ ne w"
Depsu nent adjacent ground In Warrington D. C.
he buildings required should have tuPer6 area large o the
ATE selected sdm a. Photographs q s and ell other tnoms
on relating subject will Be furnished 70 Archsis d-ns 70
the work. sPpon pr'aaJ OF O letter. 70 the
undsrsigned. -. .. -, =, -, ~,
coo Tor third acceptable plans and spechesions received
viii be awarded the sPpovs q rse Hon s,ere,sy Of M
the Ocers charged with the duty Of selecting ts aud
specifications for the budnss Of the War De
psrnsn under act Of Congress approved July 2s lSe1
The plans specifications be the once Of brsves
j. Trrs~ Recorder Of tts Board Ordnsne.
Once Building Washington D. c. or before the lat
dsy Of February, 1871
fhs Board w rssorvs The right y, reject any OF al plans submit
shoa be deemed ssabe Tor the purpoes az vel eat 20
t.in sny al OF such plans ......
b. order @' Beard s,.. r..i CT A. e,osst.r
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prlnina.

WIN. EvERDEI.LS SONS. No. IOl Fulton.st.-
w STEAM JOB PRINTERS and LABEL MANUFACTURE
Frs
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CUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF New, YOU

CtIfpRTME COURT County Of New YORK.
y LANES W FRASER Alexander O. Fraser sarah Sinclair
France, Pihs and Archibald Frazer Plain
49, ~, Henry Yong Schuyler Mar ~ y Inter RYE
esus Hartley M,leon. Graham. C. May and Stamp Iedto
Iisnry Tum@s Def-ndsn.-summob for Relief original and
To the shove named defendants; You are cancelled
hereby summoned and required 70 sniw.r the
~hosa heTewh served upon you
and copy 10 tho said cemPsn on me
Office No 70 Nssnst RooEn No 49, Ne~ orr
civ within twenty days alter thu serv. hereof exclusive Of he
day ard tail TO the said eomnt S
the Aforesaid the PLAINTIFF this action viii sppy 10 the CouI'
fo The relief demanded IN the compAiuDaed New orr nov
n ls6 LESIEN, HAM COLANS Plaintiff. At.ornsys,
No. - Sassan-st. Room 80 IS New. iosh
u the aboy hed IN the One. o. he
Of the NowYork the 9th day OF Deoenoe
la06-Daed New ORR Dee 5. 1866.
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Gtrnmbonts ono Rai.roa0s.

WV HN'thN""
V'HE OLD LINE. Sag Harbor Greenport On
a ont S.e4as. ARTISAN Cart O. {. bbs iron per 10 =
= n ''''' "''' wiLLAAis RV0s Ns' ss-sa,a..,
GAFETY. SPEED AND COMFORT.
FOR gOsToS -,
WORCESTER TGLH 4F w 1faagmo Eiag As bo"h
ifTElMEDiATf PONIES
' c ~ 81 scoS ,Sa CRY ~ sEYoRK
'''' New Fs, ' s Sss s 1850 s:a Co. '
lbcs ooapsons with sesa6o. Es.:; 5rs9 IRON i5s ssSys
mt va no, Sioe snS wo,sf 9'oa ' .5S's WORCESTER
Freight taken at the lowest r's m F f I 4iss n9 g. re- Pier
NENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY-
y rs..rurrf Trorb n EevYort. foo q Libsty
at smpop Junction 9th Che Dsiswsr Ls1E.~snns
road and rs oonssooos dS ns' Psburgh and 'n'
"'-' "'''a aSG 1'eEsfF SS LINE TO THE WEST
Two EEps fsins daily for We West except Sand'' ~hsa
0p sy n ale. S' SS 1o hour. by Chicago
H' 81 Louis A' w TF oTi % an 1 GaEErs
s:S1 e raror EssiOa Beteher Msuoh Chunk wniausPOn
$40 a a. @aI TRs--Fsr Fons,ou E..,On. Water Gao
scranton Wnsssosrr BEND fis.on BnshaniOa ete
:DuT.1 .n .Ss W Ssp' bus Ss ob.1Ss earn
SS S sSS Sq, Sso S1's sS Pad. and Es ao
TaIoFor Es.soa Ausuiowu AAaos Chuni wik6.b.
Rosdias. POt,svile tsrrseurr &c n, r., R,.,.h
ul-sor Esstou Scranton orea' BEND D@'''oon~
5 O. S E"uPt soDsrvlls .od Fls@inron.
Ft,a L. Seeuins Carl from rev. Yortt to Miliamspou
eIk :, m. 10 somsryius
10 @-gor somsrvlIs
= M WFSTTKN EXPRESS TRAfS-For Etstou. Allen
tow Rssdns H.rrsburs Phisburrh and the West
IRON Jersey CITY 20 Ptsburra every evening
s sfas 49,. IS 49,, !, gerren POI ~ Fi,,ss-h &c
.., & ns IVES. can be oprslned at tho othcs Of
R,rsd az Ne Jer,ev foot LOcTty H. 20. Astor
, ~ 40 ~ sls sTosswsY snd Al 10 10 Cireeawioh.
'0' wv " JOSIAH u. STEARNs Supsrntendsat.
-. a
IrRIE RAllWAY.-Irans leave Depot tOOt OF
s m Day EIpi.s, for Roohe,,sr BuaO Salamanca oantirs
s.t5S M V.y Truia daily 70 Otisviis
10 a E,nr,.. Hsl Buaso Saamane. and Wee
Ip m Way. for Port Jervis New bursh. Nsrrict.
30 m Nisht ETpres BufLo. Ssiarnsncs snd Dgnkirs. -
6:99 Eisb EIPge.. dAAJ Tor Buffalo Salamanca oSoA
oa sh poth' =, o.. s'' fsI An, 70, h, w.d
Erp Traio. run IN dot With an SSiheu sad
VsT.rp lines HUGH RIDDLE. Gent Sapt
VA. H. BARR OesT Pasa Agent.
Hudson RIVER AND HARLEM RAILROADS.
- "a 49,, ees,inc b Sertbsrn ana we.isfb lrains vii
-. g.. \ 81 =. toIlors
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fertures nno Meetinqs.

LECTURE will DO delivered 10 the Twenty-
"A ssy.asAs, M 4; CAs.cA ~ u. Ne. Prof nokowE en-
s.1 tss Hcs.s.s." hOts,s b Ose Prssa sS tss sssss q
As sssssse eskes
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NEW.YORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD.
P.sssassr New TorE fwsuty ana
Fourth kntisnos on fvsnty ssvsathsI
Is6s WINTER ARRANGEMENT 1867.
COMMENCING DC. 49, lsoa


r"...sr ss.ass IN E.-Ior. fw.o,y ana
TRAINS LEAVE REwYoHni
Fer se- lisven 20 80 tEL.i il.1A m fB tErJ go
(KI.l l0. 40 and 500 tEI.lp
Ter bridgeport 100 500 fEEJ lLp0 a. his, (EI-l ~
Yer Milford and straiora 100 II % q m 10 GDl
bor Fsirhsd Soathport sod Nss,peft 10 PA n ~ IN
FOR Eorw.il. 100 (EIJ no. N, LI. (EL-I 400
Or 3t5 az. 40 400 Bib N.
For D1nen IN. 9O0. liz a. N as. al ~
Fer OfesnSieh 100 30. lilo AZ. 80 -" ID - M
For Stamford 100 70 EGl 800 ll)o l2b tEL,l Els
For rou IOl AO' lLO
il5 80. 90 TO- NJ.
ThadAy the 90 1fsin viii eave l"TnY 'sTsnihsi a.
Il.D p. o,,,,,.o.,,,~ .,o,,Ss
For Boston. via spfnEh-d zoo tEIl iN thrl 80
for Boston. ~ Shore Linz ~ rs. (EE-l Gol -
Ist Hartford and Springfield 400 . m tELJ lAS ~" Wf-l
Fer cOan.cou R.Era.I GOo Ell lIB tM's
100 m. 70 horhampion. $500. . -. .
For Hartford PTovaeuos and Fhti R,lrOl4 zoo iEI
1ofNs- Har-a New Lsndpa and SosiaSsa RsLrOsi Io
yot C.nsl Rsilrosd i9l5o m 70 Sonbsnptsa
Der hoasstouie Raiiros6. 3G o.
Fer kanFntaek Rairoad. Ge1a le1 p m
For Daaburv ana hor-sE kaifosa I, ~ "A tDP@
JAMES II. HOYr SIVl
NORTHERN RAILROAD of NEW JERSEY
~ Train VIII Jersey City Tor Prmon, Of % and s2
m and us Saturdays only HIS The
s.l1 aud ~ trains run Though - hon.-y
THOMAS W. DEMAREsr, Superintendent
NEW. JERSEY RAILROAD.-Trains leave foot OF
~ Courndt-si for PHILADRLPHA - and 10 No. u m,
and 70 NJ fer BALrHohE and WhsHis0roS At and 10 n
;. D.. ana u midnight.
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

6ieamboats an0 Railroads.
WI INTER ARRANGEMENT.
w NORTH SHORE STATEN ISLAND FERRY Co.-Bosts
..vs Pie, No " between Coursndt and Dey sJ0
n u M o. a. $50 Sundays a o. 1880 ~ HSo e:O p
TNOR GLEN COVE and R0SLYN, touching at
Whtsssons Bsys Dock Great Nsch Sands Point and Glen
Wood st.subo1t IIROwskTH height and PASSENGER leaves
Pier Me- Pseh-sipl daily sysdsy sIoslst A 9tS "a
ENOR NORWALK DIRECT connecting with tbs
Danbury Railroad Ths swih assnbosi NELLY WHITE
leaves Pier No. n River foot Of Mare, Teesds TsUrd.y
Wsdsasdsyasd Friday 81 1 arrival frssresd trsln
EO2 REW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, and SPRING.
EiELD-FARE q Csss. Stsanss Issss fsea sip Coz
hsv -BsIsas 81, saa v y, ssnesc'pS Sae kaEssa
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Corporation Notices.

CORPORATION NOTICE. NOTICE is
" bssoby given occupant oeeoga1 Ct
Sy that the floWns have been completed and
LODGED office TIE Board Of Ace for examination By OIL
fi1For Soidias Sewer in cob street. Broadway s
ssOsA-For paving with bOcE' Charles street from Hud'Os
TsiTS@Fs sssrias from G9 Goth street,
fooh-For pavPT with sooe BLOCKS Aih street, ron % sTsnos
fVS-TOr bSdas Basin s. W. Of oh Slip aud Frank
sItSFor building Bsn n W. Of sh avenue and 18Th
S.vsah-Fo D.duE T. Of Yves, and Albany
Essssh-For building Bssn W Of s,h and
NaS~For building sewer IN F., avenue between cab aud 9th
Alta sad z aud l6tb and i7th streets. - So. 49,,
TSseFoT building 'svsF In Eighth sVehos between 1919 '0a
E:vssSFor building culvs the Of Second avenue
1870 sqaaas in Eis:, :ysa9: between '''a and
BUILDING Hudson and Greenwich s;ree
FOuEosuFOT psynE win block 9't street from 9th to 9Th
ssnth-For paving with blocks Cedar street from Pear
~. Init embraced BY such assessment Include ali the
boss aud lots Of ground vacant lots es' and parcels Of land a
side q sh stree. from BTosdssy 70 oh .,s1ss end
the Of half the block souihy on bToaWsy and h ave
soonSBoh side. Of ch;: from Had.on 70 osepwsh
Ode. Of F,oh sv.uu. fou ga to Goth street.
a o. sh 'r,s from 5 - 'ysHSs , to ~ Hs,
gtsTs. Soi now T,.alia 't i -. a., street, md
Of l7S fss. III: 2GTh as Of .S's street
and sreets Of 100 lee West street
ESs-wsIjEOs y, Sc 70 a. "a - on block No so in he
Ward.
E.59 .a; fis e, ::s % :I s 5 e.:
q lei svsuue between 18th and l7th sTUstt -
fFiSo 1 g. q % Soi No. @ s S s M n
t a. s $50 go ts and Nsa in hs ls'h ward and also Cen
avOaue point S also both fdes Of lat
RON 84th S6th street,
ThssnthBoh Of Hudson and Greenwich rsssa from
Lalsht 10 Hnbsft
TeutSsnBoth sds Of siSi 9Th and 9th
Va The sKtsht Of half the bhoek said
Pearl 70 Wet
tnd block inisrsseins
meats opposed The either Of tsm
sGsd hsiT objections writing Of the under
gust TIER once No n Chsbef street Ba.smsnt New Court
within thirty days non The date Of this notice.
JACOB y. OAKLEY, }
JOHN 2. oTTIwELL Board Of Assessors
os'OH, BOASB OF A''Ha''A' New c0uTi'0's December
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DEPAkTnEsT PUBuc CBhzTrIEs AND ConnEcrloS,
No 4 BODdsi.. NEH YORK Dee, 4 le6o )
PROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF AND NUT
III PROPOSALS sealed - sdoTse3 above, VIII BE-
received by Comsossrs Of Public ChGe and CorreconA
hslf O'Clock Of ike nth instant ioI suPpy ne
sstusons under their charge with FEsH BEEF and MUTTON
be- sas sounsnci5s hs let Jsnusy 1871 either party
andsF The contract r.ssras the terminate ths gv1G
thtS days An information the quantity qo.iss cuts
delivery win furnished agp9ste1 - tsr once
OWEN w. BRENNAN, lAMES = NICHOLSON,
CommissionsT'
D6BLIC NOTICE Is hereby given that on the 18th
day OF December le IshA pTocssd draw Jurors for the
oWa Courts Asd and or toe City and County 81 New
Eefk, the 7h Day " JaDuafy, 1901;
Eerts aada
osns of Peti for a Court Of General Sessions.
Aaaslof Grand oF COurt Of General Ssesont
I've Of e4 Petit juror each oS SupteF Court fsTts
RadA n,
Para 1 md = VIM c. CONNER. C,rk
buT EH~-YenE- DaSAnTnKxT OF fxIScA sTIsAg CsIHS
ksOnrvzn TAXA NEW coTRT ttOUsn, fAnE, Dec 1866
QNO TAX-PAYERS.-NOTICE IL hereby given that
additional ons will b. sddss 90 es lsth inst to
IA unpaid thai day On the st Of January following In
ksrs "a .hs rte q Twelve VIII Be sddsd e Dc cAcse
JOHN MURPHY Receiver
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Amneements

n EW-YORK THEATER
IN LesseOI and Manages
Mesars Bst Smith q Lewis Baksc
THURSDAY EVENING. DEC. b i656.
viii be presented for the hs time 10 Aneucs The great
PARTISAN FAIRY SfI1TACLE.
usnsi>fed uom TIE ffe, IN Five AGA b. hL l. Beoo0I
entitled
CENDRII.LON,
now o-ng an Unprecedented the Theas d. Cbet and
ENTIRELY NEW SCENERY
MGGSIFIcEHT WARDROBE
bliss sALLlE a. UlECKLEY
INTRICATE
MECHANICAL EFFECTS,
By Messrs j. Denhsm aod Geo. ROuDdy
New and Appropriate Ma'ic Hfny Ii.ainfoo
COMPLETE CORPS De BALLET or ,FlPTI LADIES'
under the direction Of
biGhOR n. OR OSSI.
sud the following
POWERFUL CAST.
Prince Charming Miss Etzs Newton
Urania Hompisnole .....,..........Mrs ~ wilkins
sayoe Miss D. Cole
LoooA FAIRY &C the Gow.'yorns .Miss Saie Hinckey
Ocu Miss Annie feeuana
Presiden, Of Cupds Mn. III Bland
Miss Rosa 81 Ciair
Cneen or the Mile Ads DeFefs
queen Of the Mise Annie hreuger
King uuhybudy BIZ Marx Smuh
Mons. de Ia Pnchonnse. Mr.. Lewis Bsker
y0hooeO. Prime Minister. MI W. Ooufefsai
Mqaqui... hE r. fercy
Farbulas. mr. IL blAad
Mr. - weston
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SUPREME CoURT-Ciy and County Of New;
D'''' "'"'' OLA EvIRTs, soGTHmAYp : cHoarE.

Th. op,u in the entitled acon duly ned 10 the
s OF de rt aud County Of New YORK 81 the Ciy
the 2tth day Of Noyrm
Der. 1906 ENARIs' sOCIhMAi ~ ~ = ~ ,s,,-
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II ONG ISLAND .RAILROAD.-Winter arrange
koveub- Lesves James alp. Ns~-f ora a.
mail 0e-npoa and stations II q u' Tor Syo'
cations: Ryertead rsni IA Tor
stAtons fafningdas end way ''atoas
n saturday Digh- for horh i'ip
MORRIS and ESSEX RAILROAD COMPANY
wi Foot Of Barclay and s0er Nov % Morning m.i tTsin
and intermediate stations vii leav- a. N
Of hlburu 4 10 m hoifs
to,,n No., an ,TUOgH SuperntoudenL
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GREAT MASONIC FAIR,
" In aid Of the
HALL AND ASYLUM FUND,
Is opea,
As Pre.bJtsan Church, OF Grand aud CROSBY ss
The display Of goods will be unusually attractive and pessas
advantages COR tho.a wishing purchase for the Holiday
The proceeds be appropriated the erection q
A,ylum widows and orphans the sed and nassss
aud appeals strongly the sypsths Of the ebsbJ dpossd
Ahnni..inn IS cents. keAaon ticksts 81.
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TE1UE OLD LlNE-Sag HarbOr. Grecnport, On
4 ont steamer ARTISAN CIp. q. G. bbs from pier No q
Ess. River Qoo Ruteer = every Wgde.isy md sastdy y