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M ARINE JOUR N Al
PORT OF BAErIMDRE.

MONDAY. June 1855.
report Of the arrival of the ship johanna
Wilhelmne from Bremen, was premature, the Her
scnel, from New ork having been taken for her.
Arrived.
Steamer Elizabeth, Fowler. from New York
gris. Muscoyado, (Br) Mccain, from Demarara
18th ult.; came in the Capes "a inst-sugar to II
just arrived; brig Lottie. for do in two days, and
schr Daylight. for do next day.
Brig Echo, Benson, from Ponce P r, oath ult-su-
gar and nolasses to Stirling Il Ahrens
Sehr Maria ar Person Chamberlain from New York
schr il Barnes. White. from Norfolk-iuniper to
Schr Abbie Bursley; Jenkins. from New Orleans
schr Village Queen. satterly. from New York
~ Arrived Sunday.
Steamer Adelaide, Cannon, from Norfolk-to N
Steamer s. Geo Lsary, Brakeman, from NOrfolk-to
Steamer State Of Maryland, Travers. from Rich
Steamer juniata, Phillips, from Havre de Grace
Steamer Florence Franklin. Pisrson. from Phila-
dephia-mdse to J A Shriver.
Steamer Columbia, Harper, from Alexandria-to
Steamer Express Ryther, from AIexandria-to A
Needham & Sons.
Ship Herscbel, (Ham) Fredorichs, from New York
ballast to Nevassa Phosphate Company, Tho II.
vas ippsorrecy reported as the johanna Wilbemne.
Il Brig Brig Bickmors, Tracy, from Goston-ballast to
sc a1E Georgia. Sweet, from Newburyport via An
- sshr ? Arcularias Jackson, from Providence
mdse TO kelsey h Gray.
, Schr Ruby, Phillips, from Matansas-to Kelsey 4
Gray molasses to kirkland, Chase d Co.
schr Alex Blue, Dill, from Bostoh-ballast to Kel.
sey d Gray.
Cleared.
Steamship = knight, X B Larmour Charleston
Pendergast, Fenwick & Co.
Steamship John. Gibson. Young savannah-pen-
dergast, Fenwich IL Co.
Steamship Lizzie Baker, King, savannah-Jas M
Girvin.
Steamer Adelaide. Cannon. Norfolk-M N Falls.
Steamer George Leary, Brakeman, Norfolk.
Birckhead. Jr.
Steamer Juniata, Phillips. Havre de Grace-J J
Teylnr
s,s Steamer W Bruno Foster. New York; A
Steamer John shriver, Dennis Philadelphia
A Shriver.
s.sstsa Steamer 3 Msinder Bloomsbury, Albany. Y
r. Barge Daylight. Redan. Albany. N Y-stickney &
HI Bark orsste. utaD Chirco Londonderry IrsJno
r1Iasm Modem Prqs schievelbein, Queenstown or
ATRI%oY{n-Hau Loney.
Rss u! SaEs9Ss t BBTY'a oisGfHssSs.spsnas Bed
Co. wy" a0sass pe@essFa c-sAas n
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GarIba!<if.

If it be true. as reported in the Italian papers,
that Victor Emmanuel has invited Garibaldi to
organize large volunteer corps of 5000 or 5000
men, and command it under his entire response
biiy. it is no longer doubtful that hostilies be-
tween Italy and Austria will soon begin 1t is known
that Garibadi considers himself bound. soldier,
to obey instructions from the Italian war Office,
but to consider the slightest wish of Victor Emman-
uel as command. Of the regular Italian army, as
many as $4,000 men are in arms. The cost must be
almost exhaustive to such a nearly bankrupt king
dom Italy, but the prize in view is large and at
all events, Venetia never would be peaceaby re-
signed by Austria without immense sum being
paid for it. If war; then this purchase money will
be discussed in the other way, without gain to Aus
tria indeed with loss of the military expense By
this time, Austria must have, ready for the feld,
690000 men and 900 guns. 1t is intended to leave
$4,000 Austrian soldiers to retain possession of Vene-
tia and the Quadrlateral. The balance of 100000
soldiers is hat Austria will bring against Prussia
Independent OF the arming of any other Power.
ready for the strife 1t is believed that Garibadi's
instructions to head twenty battalions of voun-
teers-l5.O00 or 5000 men. fitted for the guerilla or
desultory warfare. which he prefers-and land them
on the east coast of the Adriatic descent on the
Dalmatan coast austrian territory, is considered
most probable, and, with the present discomfort
in Hungary. it is hoped by Italy, that an nsurrec-
tionary movement there would perplex Austria 1t
need scarcely be added that the generals of the reg
ular" Italian army are much opposed to any COM
mand being given to Garibald This was to be ex.
pected,-Ph1kd. Press.
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Brig senorita. Linden. Savannah--Kelsey / Gray.
Schr Sunshine, Jendicott, New York; Pratt &
Bro.
Barge Blue Mountains. Lee, Albany. Y-stick-
ney 4 Co.
Schr Statesman. Nickerson. Alyns Point, Conn
Stickney Il Co.
Went to Sea.
Banks Anna. for Bremen; Nav Queen, for Rio Ja-
metro, and schr Anuawon for Elenthera, all went to
sea 3Oth ult.
Sailed.
Bark Aquidneck, Rio Janeiro.
Brig SenOrita. Savannah.
Brig GaZoo. Chester river Nd.
Cleared for Baltimore.
Steamer VIM Kennedy, Hallett. cleared at Boston
ID inst, for 3 hltimOre via Norfolk
Arrived from Baltimore.
Schr Josa, Sprasue, hence at Boston ID.
BY Telegraph.
ITO Merchants Exchange and News k9oml
Boston, arrived craftsmanship Geo Appold, nowes'
from Baltimore via Norfolk.
Memoranda. =,
Ponce R., in port May 24th-Schr Anna Bell
PrindelI. from and for New Haven. loading. -
Demerara in port Nav 1Tth-Additlonal-Brlg y
Trowhridge from New York, just arrived; schr MIL
lard Fillmore, for New York, next day. e.
Brem bark Industrie Hilken. from bremen LOT
Baltimore. seen LIST inst 1t A. long Oh p,,r,on
Ship Leacadia, (Brem) Wed ,. sailed from Bremen
18th uit for Baltimore o,, r
Ship Theobaid. sailed from Liverpool 10Th ult for
Cardiff. to load for Baltimore. -.,,os-
The WcSer Schnibbe, sailed from Liverpool l9th
ult for Baltimore. ~,
Bark Meridian. Brem) Leu5, sailed from Bremen
18th ult for Baltimore, and was OFF Dover list.
Bark Lamer and Gertrude (Breml Poppelbaurn,
sailed from Liverpool 10th alt for Baltimore.
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MILITARY DIRECTORY.
Middle Military Department.

Major General W. s. Hancock commanding; head
quarters corner Calvert and Fayette streets.
Assistant Adjutant General, Middle Military De-
part1nent, Brevet Col. A. j. King.
First Army Corps (U. S. Veteran Volunteers Head
quarters corner Calvert and Fayette street BIT 1t.
Col. Finley Anderson. Assistant Adjutant General.
Medical Director-Brevet Colonel Josiah Simpson:
Office, third story Department Headquarters.
Provost Marshal General of Delaware and Mary
iand-Brevet Brigadier General W. Ii. Browne; office.
No. 81 n Calvert street.
Depot mInissary--BrevetB rigadier General Thos
Wilson; assistant and b. Lit. Col. l.. N. Smith, c. S.;
Office No. S. Cay street, up stairs.
Depot and Department Quartermaster-Col. Geo:
W. Bradley corner Calvert and Fayette streets: as
yistants, Captain A. NJ Cumming, A. Q. NJ; office,
No. 8 S. Gay ST., up stairs.
Chief Observation-Disclosures Lieut.. Col F. M. Etting.
Paymasters-Brevet Lieut.. Col. +, B. Warner, Majors
f. II. C. Hooper, Brantz Mayer, William H. Nicols
and W. H. Stewart; Offices. Post Office Building
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MEDICAL,

about 81 feet to the south line the property owre5
or supposed to be owned, by DR.. T. Owings; tbsrcS,
Meseery on Iaio south line about Is feet to Arch
street. ana t1enee southerly east side of Arch
street ABOUT o4 feet to tho beginning Assessed Ia
Hgnry hiemqn iGr paving taxes, Arch street. $685.
beginning ior inc same at the northwest corner of
Arch and Baltimore streets thence northerly on west
side of Arch street about 49 feet to Raborg Street
thence westerly on south side of Raborg street about
Il feet inches to the west line of the LOT now heinz
described; thence southerly on said west line about
l49 feet to Baltimore street, and thence easterIy on
inches to the beginning. Assessed to John Lester for
paying taxes. Arch IS
Tfcn ana Baltimore streets; thence easterly on the
~ r. SIDE Of Baltimore street about 10 feet inches
bens cast me OF the property now being described;
or Inss formerly on said east line 80 feet,
OF Iess 20 the south line of tho property belonging
we fe m to belong to- D. W. Brown; thence
esteIy on sand south line about 16 feet inches to
the east line of Arch street and thence sOulheriy
on the east line of Arch street about 80 feet to the
rcb Htrse A'SeSSed TO T. NJ Raborg rpavng taxes.
Beginning for the same on the southeast Side Of
Peach alley, about l76 feet gouthyosterIy from tho
corner formed by the intersection of The .onfbeast
side of Peach alley and the southwest side ~ Hen
burg street. land at the southwest line Of tbe n-onor4
assessed to and supposed to belong TO Deford b Hon
kins; thence southeasterly on said southwest line
about l55 feet to Leadenhal street: thence soutb-
westerly the northwest side of LeadenhaII street
q feet, more or less to the southwest line of the pro
perry now being described; thence northwestcry ON
sid southwest line about l55 feet to Peach alley and
thence northeaSterly southeast side of Peach alley
Y feet moro or less to the beginning. Assessed to
Mary E. Farnandis, for paving taxes. Peach alley
. :. .... 80. ... -.,-soOS
Beginning for the same at the northwest corner of
Baltimore and Chester streets; thence northery on
the west side of Chester street. about 33l feet the
southwest corner of Chester and Great Hampstead
streets thence westerly south side of Great Hamp
stead street feet, more or less to the east line of
Jacob Papplers property; thence sOuthcrly on said
east line, and the east line of Mrs. Margaret Bank
ards property, about 3l feet. to the beginning. Va
cant. Assessed to J. Beatty Graft for paving taxes.
AUGUSTUS M PRICE.
my2 tu&frts City Collector
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condition of the affairs of the Bank of Virginia has
just been made public The assets of this bank c3n
sis of Confederate bonds and stocks to me
$3261l9 and 1851 O9S of coin. Among the naniiies
are: Capital stock, So 1881 30 and S4l52S'i que de-
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Passports.

The Secretary of State lately addressed the follow
ing circular to the Governors of the several States
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
WAsH1YGroN, May Il, 1856.
&r-It has come to the knowledge of this Depart
ment that the Governor of of the States of the
United States has issued instruments signed by him
SELF and bearing the seal of the State over which he
presdes. which instruments purport to be passports
to citizens of the United States.
These proceedings having been brought to the at
tention of the President of the United States am
directed by him inform the Governors of the sew
eral States that the granting of passports by them,
by other State authorities is deemed to be in con-
ted States, and of the laws of nations and that all
such instruments are illegal and void and that such
instruments will in no case be recognized by this De-
mentS of foreign States
have the honor to be your Excellency's obedient
servant, WN. II, SEWARD,
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Ear. a. EEUET', Gradn,ta ~ ,n,a aso5;.., -

i Dc. 4. HUEI', Graduate OF the Medica! Facuj-
- ty OF Paris, tErance,) Member of tbe MeIieaI
and Cnirurgical Faculty cf Baltimore Nd Is the
oscoverer Of the op!y Remedies for Diseases Of pri
Yate character, Without Mercury or noxious drugs
Recent oSes cured in from u to is hours on written
guarantee Chronic, inveterate and Constitutional
diseases, such as have been abandoned as incurnble
are speedily and permanently cured The trestrneTt.
adopted 6y him is that which has the approval Of Ina
most distinguished Physicians of PeTia and lis ~
yeTsal success in practice of 20 years has proved
oeyond 6oubt, that the worst cases readily Weld
ana are thoroughly removed at once and forever from
the system especially all cases Of constitutional 40
billy; nervous diseases which soon or late turns IN
consumption and all the evils ensiled by certain
poTnI9ious practices which ruin both body and ind
uniting the victim for either business study sCeist
Or marriage, and to those who are suffering fra evH
elects Of improper indrlseeoes, Of whatever Kind,
can now De perfectly restored to natural health and
vlgor, IN orief period, by applying 10 ore whose
sEll and experience can he relied No seor5stGuj
Or HpfofessioaGI charges, '
Distant Patients consulted by letter and fsmediea
and private manner '-A'
Office southeast corner Of FLy ETTE o,j FEpy
ERICE STREETS. ia1q-Iv
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ESAX DEPARTMENT,

BALTIMORE ND, May 2, 1866. J
NOTICE Is given to the owner or owners of the
several LOTS OF GROUND in the city of Baltimore,
which described below, that unless the Paving
Taxes due thereon respectively as hereinafter men
toned, shall be paid previous to TUESDAY, 9Th
day of June next, each of said Lots on which the
taxes may remain unpaid as aforesaid or so much
thereof as may be necessary to raise the sums due
thereon, with all costs and charges will be sold &C
cording to the Ordinances of the Mayor and City
Council of Baltimore, and Acts Of the General Assem-
bly, OF Maryland, to the highest bidder for the pay
ment of the same on the said 9th day Of June, at
o'clock, at the Exchange, in the city of Baltimore.
The terms of sale are that the purchaser or pur-
chasers shall pay to the undersigned on the day OF
SALE the day next succeeding the amount of taxes
due on the Lot sold, together with all costs and
chargesi otherwise the Collector may resell at the
risk and of the first purchaser and that the resi-
due or balance of the purchase money shall remain
on credit of one year and a day.
Beginning for the same at the northeast corner of
Rahorg and Arch streets. and running thence cast
wardy on the north side Of Raborg street about Is
described, lbeins dwelling and premises OF No, Ia
Rahayg gisaaM thence aostAssis en- Gala eRll ling
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e RLJTTNnR

LOCK HOSPITAL,
OFFICE No: SOUTH FREDERICK STREET,
the most certain, speedy, and only efectua remedy
in the world for Weakness of the Back or Limbs
Involuntary Discharges. Impotency, General Debii1
i5y, Nervousness, Dgspepsy, Languor, Low Spirits;
ity. Trembling, Dmnes5 of Sight or Giddiness, Dis
eases Of the Head, Throat. Nose or Skim Affections
Of the Liver, Lungs, Stomach Bowels-those terri
secret and solitary practices more fara to their VIC
tins than the gong of SyIens to the Mariners Of
Ulysses blighting their most brilliant hopes or an
hcipatons. rendering Marriage, NC, impossible.
DIR. JOHNSTON,
Ohce 10. S. FREDERICK STREET, left hand
side going from Baltimore street, few doors from
the corner Fail not to observe Name ard Enmher
H"I'o'" "u"t '"htAih stamp 0o4-tf
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HbENJAHgEE EOaEANs,
ES INSURANCE AGENT AND BROKER,
No. l3 North street. Baltimore.
Agent for the
FIREMEN'S INSURANCE COMPLY, Ny
STATE INSURANCE COMFY, JERSEY CITY
EQUITABLE INSURANCE Comply, PHILA.
LIFE, FIRE and RI ARFNE INSURANCE.
in responsible Companies.
Effected on tho most Favorable Terms andy
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MECHANICALLY ACCIDENTAL beautiful and promi-
sing young lady, the adopted daughter Of Mr.. Bur-
shsr, Of Springfield Illinois, was shot dead in her
circumstances. A couple Of boys were amusing them
selves with IN old pistol. One of the boys began
pointing it. first at one then another person, finally
at the head Of the young lady Pressing too heavily
on the trigger the pistol was discnatged the bullet
entering her forehead. lodging in her BRAIN She
lounge and continued to breathe for about an hour
when the pulsatons of the heart ceased forever She
was beloved By the family, of which she was light
and ornament, was highly accomplished and possess
ed of every Yirtua.
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Z AHS. 3, RSEF CT Paris, still continue, his snc
~ ceSstpl tFeGtment of CONSUMPTi0N S.vsrsI
ssaoa o q @ in an advanced stage Of tho
torred to- Apply at his OFFICE, Southeast corner
Of Eayette and Frederick streets, Baltimore, Mary.
A'"1iN jel9-1y
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Cattani gives the name Of Acetonemie has been de-
scribed in the Journal de Pharmacie Of Paris. It is
thought to be produced by the formation of a chemi
arises from the formation of organic natter especi-
ally of grape sugar. in the stomach. The disease
hours. The remedies are purgatives and stimulanx.
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MAIL REGULATIONS.

Tine of Arrival and Closing of Male at the Post
Office, Baltimor v Md.
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SOUTHERN WIsDoN.-The Huntsville (Ala) Advo-
cate says: "a great change in the opinion of the
Southern) people has taken place and We now favor
and desire and invite immigrants from all quarters
to come among US to help restore and build up our
waste places. and give again prosperous State.
Population is wealth. Population is strength Pop
ulation is independence. Population is security.
Population will settle the vexed question in this re-
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ROOFING. ETC,

PAGES FELT. CEMENT AND GRAVEL ROOF
ING
Ii the be3t In use, and has boon veil kEcTn for H.
teen yeaTs.
We guarantee al new woES for Ave years.
IL is better than Tin. and costs half az much.
Old Roofs repaired at short nOtic5.
We are the only manufacturers Of ROOFING MA
@ERIhLS in Maryland, all Of which we keep con-
gtsntly oI Esad for sale.
TIN ROOFS snd IRON FENCES painted with
or P&I AfE PARAT2IEE VARNISH.
PAGE BHOB II CO.,
o9EF sfa Smiths wharf
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Reuben A. McCauley, Of Baltimore has
saaesyfa y Patent for an lnfleFsnsst In hsalsaN,
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DAILY COMMERCIAL.
BOARD OF Trade.

Committee Of Arbitration for May.
UPTON III. STEPHENS,
EDWARD JENKINS, Isaac NoEnL1NdER,
3. NJ. RHODES, IFAEIs c. PITT.
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From Jan. to dats.- .lss $la4ls.haa sassGl2s
AsAa Illustration Qftha generally eqliasgaRts,s q
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EEOUSE, SIGN, SHIP AND STEAMBOAT
EEPA1NTING .-1MITATIUN OF ALL KINDS
below old prices.
Having sober and competent workmen In his employ.
the subscriber is prepared to have all work commit
ted to his charge executed With promptness end des-
patch. ut reasonable rates. Matsriah furnished ~
nfsss prices AL orders thE0ugS fss E9ss w 70
talaem Inc Eaaaes Fssssh
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DILLIARDsi BILLIARDS. BILLIARDS.
LIB would call the attention of buyers to my new
improved PATENT COMBINATION CUSHIONS
AND TABLES, which cannot be surpassed by any
others in the world for elasticity correctness of an
giles and durability which sell at reasonable prices
connected with the trade. Orders by mail attended
TO at my factory lS6 Fulton street, New York City
mba-An w. II. aRIFFITH.
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EEOME AND FOREIGN INSURANCE.
Il Z THE FIREMEN'S INSURANCE COMPA-
NY OF BALTIMORE.
ESTABLISHED IN 1875.
Office n. e. corner South and Second streets,
Insdres all kinds of property, at home or abroad,
against loss by fire, on very favorable terms.
HENRY z. DUHURST, President
BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
austin Jenkins, F. W. Bennett,
Augustus J: Albert, Samuel Hart,
GhaS d.. Slingluf, Hugh Bolton,
Francis W. Elder, Jas Jas Tayior
Edward Jenkins, James McCorLT
Frederick Achey, jain 6. Heaney
Thos ". lowering. James Fields
George z. Berry, Garrett Brown,
Joshua DRYDEN, John NJ Gait.
John Cushing, Thos Wilson,
George v. Flack Henry r. Louderman,
Mendes l. Cohen. Caleb Parks,
Z. s. Gibson, George Franck,
John a. n eedles, VIM. II. L. Roitz
Jas NJ anderson, Isaac M. benson,
mh2S-1awtf Secretarv.
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q A0HGE's PATENT REAPER
E% AND MOWER AND SELF RAKER,
With flexible Folding Fling
PITNE EY a opd aUTa

WIN EeAIpIe E0Iulng FlnR
BUCKEYE and OHIO
Patents combined in one Machine.
This Machine, as built the past two seasons has
met With the most complete success. In every sec
ton where it has been introduced it has taken pre-
cedence over those Machines which have heretofore
ranked as first class,
The MARSH SELF-RAKE, improved and applied
to this Machine, has also proven perfect success
We also have for SALE the celebrated Peipher Corn
and Tobacco PL0W and Cultivator, hung on wheels;
together with all kinds of Agricultural Implements
Send for a Circular. j. HIX BURTON & CO.
ap25-2m No. AZ South Frederick street
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N@ FOR RIO nE JANETR0 DIRECT,
saE> REGULAR PACKET LINE.-To sail from
ss,s NM New York, the fine frst-cass packet bark
NELLIE FENWICK. Thirston, master, will have
quick dispatch for the above port. For freight or
passage, (haying fine accommodations, apply u
PENDERGAST, FENWICk 4 CO.,
II Smiths wharf (up stairs)
or PENDERGAST BROS. x CO.
Je5-tt 81 Beaver street, New FORK.
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National Fire Insurance Company Of
Baltimore.
Incorporated by the State of Maryland. 1942.
OFFICE NO. 80 SOUTH STREET.
(EEW 3UILDIEG,) OPPOSITE SECOND STREET.
This Company insures every description of prop
erty, in and out OF tho city, against loss damage
by fire. ShCTt assurances may be effected for single
day or longer period.
President,
BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
Henry NJ. Bash, George ". Howard,
George Bartlett, Joseph w. jenkins.
Thomas S. Benner, George Small,
Edward j. Church, Thomas Corner,
VIM. Woodward, Hugh Sisson,
VIM. Head, Robert Lawson.
ii. c. lands,
fel9-Iv Secretary,
Baltimore Fire Insurance Company
Q. W. COR SOUTH AND TATER sTREETs.
This Company insures against loss damage by
Fire. in the city country, the various descrip
tons O. Property. J. l. COHEN, JR., President
B0ApD o. pI1s0GOkg:
W. G. Harrison, J. PENNINGTON,
Georges r. Vickers, Joshua l. Cohen
+. W. Alriel,s, R. s. Stewart
Francis I. King, VIM. Fl. Bruno,
Henry Carroll, N. Won KapT
David S. Wilson, 7. Robt jenkins,
W.. +. Worthingtons G.. Morton Stewart
FREDERICK WO0DWoRTH.
laZ!-EsmtI Secretary.
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No. 29:-Peginning for the same at a point on the
southeast side of Hartford avenue about al feet
northorly from the northeast corner of John street
and Hartford avenue, and at the north line of lot No
2S assessed to NJ. A. Shaefer; thence southeaStorly
on said north line about rs feet to the west line of
lot No. 60 assessed to Meakin thence northerly on
said west line about Is feet to the north line Of lot
No. % now being described; thence westerly on said
north line about rs feet to Hartford avenue, and
thence southerly on the southeast side of Hartford
avenue about Is feet to the beginning. Assessed to
Nj. A, ShaefTer for. M
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No. 64-Beginning for the on the northwest
side of Hartford avenue about llS feet souhwesterly
from the southwest corner of Hartford avenue and
John street. and at thesouth line of lot No. s. assess
ed to Miles White and others; thence westerly on
said south line about 81 feet to Asquh street, thence
southerly east side of Aisquith street about Az
feet to the north line of lot No. g. assessed to NJ
White and Others thence easterly said north line
about IS feet to Hartford avenue, and thence north
feet to the beginning Assessed to William S. Lucas
fnr