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ESIy~ \ Story is told of celebrated Lon
don surgeon who, on applying the dlssecting
knife to the body of a criminal fresh from
the gallows, discovered that it had done its
work imperfectly, and by assiduous efforts
life was restored. The rascal no sooner
regained the use of his faculties than he
turned upon his preserver, and in an inso-
lent and threatening tone declared: snow,
since you have brought me back, you are
bound henceforth to support me u The ap-
peal was as unexpected as it was impudent,
but the good surgeon was unable, under the
circumstances to resist it. Andrew John
son, with infinitely less excuse, and with
much less worthy motives, is in a somewha:
similar position. His policy has unespect
edly galvanized Comprehend politicians who
had been tried, condemned. and imperfectly
executed With the first signs of life they
rush in ravcnous bands to Washington, with
the cry, "You have called us back from our
political tombs, and having thus given us a
new existence, you must feed u.s. The Sc
quel to the surgeon was that his Protcge final
" committed new crime, for which he was
condemned and executed second time, and
when bis body once more reached the dis
sectng table. all chances of resuscitation
were speedily destroyed. The galvanized
Copperhcads will meet similar fate.
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EpitOme of What Has Been Done
by Modern Democracy.

It shot down Federal soldiers in Baltimore,
while on their way to defend the National
Capitol.
1t fred on the flag of our country at Fort
Sumter.
1t seized the forts and aiscnals, and rob-
bed the national minis and repositories.
1t organized an armed force hostile TO the
United States.
1t shot down the soldiers Of the Republic
on hundred battle-felds.
1t discarded both human and divine justice.
1t prevented the spirit Of our free insttu,
tons.
1t attempted to rivet the chains of bondage
tighter on the hands of the African.
1t forced men into arms against this Gov
eminent.
1t murdered loyal people, drove the de
| fenceess from their homes, outraged thell
families, stole their treasures, burnt thell
dwellings and ravaged their fields.
1t organized lawess bands for indiscrlm
nate murder and pillage.
1t threw trains freighted with innocen
women and children FROM the track, destroy
ing their lives, and robbng them of the
valuabes.
1t has violated every law, human and di
vine. 1t spread desolation and war through
out the land.
1t filled our homes with widows and or
phans.
1t fastened an immense war debt on tn
nation.
1t captured and burnt our merchant YES
sells on the high seas.
1t starved and murdered our prisoners 0
war.
1t violated the most solemn oaths.
1t shot down our soldiers in cold bloc
after they surrendered.
1t organized bloody riots in our Northcr
cities, and tried to create Northern rebel
lion.
1t tried to fire the city of New York an
other cities.
f 1t made raids on defenceless towns on tn
Northern borders and robbed their banks.
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Road Notice,

NOTICE is hereby given that application
will be made +" the County Comm t-i"nrrS oi
Cecil county tucir first meeting after the Ind day
road. to commence at u point ON the road from
Mexico to Cunowingo. near the batter place, aud 10
run through lands of Thomas Kirk, Henry MrNcy,
VIM T. West and others, t" It point on TIA" Port De-
post and Lancaster road, near the old stone house.
Sept -, lSGG--,w
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position by the side of her loyal sister States
Bv ord err of the Unconditional Union
Executive Committee.
Robert NJ. PRorD, Chairman.
SAMUEL NJ. EVANS, Secretary.
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1t tried to introduce pcstilcncc into our
Northern cities.
1t has been guilty. Of ecery crime hnom" to
human lar, drenC&ed our land uiM Jrdftf-
nal blood, .fiied onr towns pth mourning,
and terminated its career IN the assassination
of President Lincoln.
1t is now trying to obtain control of the
Government.
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Road Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that application
~ will be made to the County Commissioners of
Cecil county their first meeting after the 22nd day
of October next nr the widening of that part of the
public road from 81 Stephens Church to Reyhoids
Wharf Elk RIVER hetwren st. Pturs Church and
Jas II. Benson Jr.s stable passing through lands of
heirs OF Gcu. W. oldham. Sept -, lSGt-jW
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REAL ESTATE AGENCY,

ELkTON, MD.
TllE undersigned will in connection With tha
. Practice Of the Law. pay special attention 60 dis
purchase and sale of Real Estate All persons hay
ing Farms, NJ i'll Properties, Iimhcrand-. or Houses
and Lots TO dispose Of ARE invited to furnish full
description of their property, together with their
price and terms Of sale Blanks for this purpose
will hc furnished on application.
There is already cons dcrthlc inquiry for Maryland
properly, and those DESTROYS of selling should lose
no time in placing their property in the ilari>et ~
soon ~ sufficient property is offered Descriptive
Catalogue of the same will he prepared for c;r'un-
ton i'll other States. with view to attract the teli-
ton of purchasers to this locality
Having made arrangements to advertise extern
sivcly IN the Middle and Northern States, persons
placing their property in his hands for sale he
assured OF facilities unsurpassed 10y any Real Estts
Office in the State.
ma All claims for Soldiers Bountics, Pensions
Compensation for Enlisted Slaves. &c.. attended to
promptly. J. r. M"rRERY,
Office on Main ST., opposite In .on Hotel
Aug Is, lS6G-ly El.ton, Nd
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Urn gooos.

A T POPULAR PRICES.
BLACK DRESS SILKS.
FRENCH MERINos,
ALPACAs,
WHITE GOODS,
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS
LINENS,
CURTAINS LACEs
MUsLfNs
FRENCH EEEDLEwoRK and
REAL LACE GOODS
LADIES' UEuERcLoTHIyd.
FRENCH and GERMAN CoRsETt,
BRADLEY's HOOP SKIRTS.
LINEN HANDKERCHlEFs,
LACE TRIMMED HANDKERCHIEF
RIBBONS
NELvETs
BUTTONS
TRIMMINGS
LESS THAN JOBBERs' PRICES.
FANCY GOODS and
LADIES TOILET ARTICLES
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS
HOSIERY and UNDERWEAR,
GLOVES, CATERS ke.,
WORsTED and
WOOLEN sHAWLS
sohrAG5 HOODS, 10,
AT POPULAR PRICES.
DESCHAMP'S
DESCHAMPS
DESCHAA1P'S
OUR WE'LL KNOWN BRAND OF KID GLOVE,
NOW THE MOST POPULAR IN THE CITY.
DEsCHAMPS KID GLOVES
EVERY PAIR WARRANTED.
II. II. MACY
FOURTEENTHsr AND sGXTHAvE.
No Sc FoUkTEENTH-sr. BETWEEN FIFTH sIxrH-AvEs.
Nos. 20I AND sO5 SIxTHAyE.
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6olioap GOODS.

T AIDES AID GENTLEMEN'5 DRESSING and
il wRTTTNG-CAsES Portfoiios Pocket Books Csid Eases
B.akrrs Case exhibition and for sale low .. ne emoe e
manufacturer w" 7. Fry Co. No. ia and lso Mlls@..
Wy T. FRY & Co., Manufacturers OF the we'll
W. known FRY's PATENT POCKET fkAsks, mEIAL
FLAsKs, SOAP BOXES DRlNKlNGCUP REWARD hEpALs
te Mandatory. kos ia snd I95 WiiiaIn-st, n Z.
UNHE NETWORK UNION VALENTINE COM
PAEY L,v. an meu.. stock OF Valentine exhibition ito
,aarsasl Il tkssl ss00a, EOl IA end ~
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ceqnl Notices.

IN THE SUPREME COURT for the kASIEnA
Il DISTRICT o. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS n; OLAi.iaAn.
holder o. bond secured by % M 1,sRs Valley EFL
ROGb COMPANY a. d JOHN GRAHAM and J. EDGAR IHon
SO Irn ee.ie , orzsse 10 Esy yGy s ~ the s1rTeIs
Cont Of tue state a lennsyha en,ele sePost "a. IL
City Of Ptsbsr State Of pabe .acti9n to the
she and bet bidder on TUT SDAf, the 90 dsy OF -
sruc'ed and to be eousrnced eEtend ding From ne pom q
TIE Charter. Valley Railroad With the FlbaIfh ALe 800 -, h
borour Of Wsngto 10 The county Ws.h1gton and State Store
sid with III 1t: privileges spperdase, and
situated and beonging the said The
RTod Company which hsr-sef be secured oy tn %
secured T. the "a Charter. Wiley rosd Company BY certain
attic Of Sgreemeut made end eutsred into In writing oy
Valley Railroad Company dated the twentyseventh day OF ~
the twenty SIKH dsy o Mag d. sSl and recorded in tie ONE
ssa:e Of Penny Tans Deed Boob Vol ne, Page 40
Said vale be mad the following terms and contops
any holders Of the bonds interest warrants
seourd the bstns date the hfst Of January
Company John Graham and J. Edgar Thomson Trustees 20
pigment hundred thousand dollars RECORDED August
becoming purchasers tie said premises at the sad SALE by
thsm.eys with they viii be authorized and allowed to
money BID ~ them st aid pan BY
fer delivering az 70 i9s Trustee. sore ne eones az
pce bid by them the ssid bond int est warrants "
coupons be estimated Al 'lch rate cent Of The pr v,ne thefe
Of price for which sid premises shall be sod 40
Aforesaid h 5sducE from the said price OF 'nn TIE smo9nt
b. purchaser witln thirty days after the day q sic
persons ether than holders the de and Aforesaid
tten 'he whole purchase Money @ be PAD to ,ad ne
thous nd i've hunds tolau The time OF lhe
And balance ia thirty DAYS tnsrelter -.
l Upon the ale being made and confirmation by the Cout
sud compliance with thereof by purchaser The said
said premises nppusn and discharge ali Len and
JOHN GRAHAM. lr,ustsa.
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CUPREMR COURT-HENRY ]. CHILDs, Plain.

GUPREME COURT-HENRY j. CHlLDS Plain
> tie, sg-in JEsSE ChLDs TOT hcs
fCoH. the Defendant; You hereby snranoned
requred coupsnt IN this scton which "a. m
Of the City aud County oi New
City Hal sad city, and % seve copy o. yon alsrf
subscibf o. BIZ olce No. - lhan9ers
sre Civ, within twenty y acr the 'ere Of tn
you Of the dy " such service AID you Ia
faid complaint within The line tfrcsad e p ~
this s1u rny Col for the ri deusni dec m the com
Al iswsFIh r. PROUDFTr. Fllinll. Attorney.
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professional Notitrs

NERVOUS DEBILlGY and all other Special Di.
~ .ease' Male and segss Tsns Enstsed Edl,0n JUss
st.ea Anatomy sna surgery Syracuse Mdcs Coess ~
Priee . 80. WARNER, mol Nesfysti GODFREY. NO ~
Rroadv III MCFARLAND Tweuy-thirdst ard brcad~aIi 81
Fast FtyhIss, between Second ana Ihne
from TO 5o'oloek and 20 o.cloc1 eyenlnss
SURGICAL HOSPITAL Tor the treatment al
- STRUCTURE VARICOCELE, HEN0RRHOIDs flsrULA
ard the more the Pelvic Ncers under the Ici
i've coni OF EDWARD T. pIXON ~ D.; EDITOR Of The scsp<h
Oce hours fo 80 NJ to and g. evening" at Dc D.
residence, No A. Eifh owe.
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PhIlsd.lnhIa. Sent. ga

/ EGAL NOTICE.-Estate of Rev. CHARLES
~ AVERY deceased late Of Allegheny City, Pa
by order Of The Orphans Court OF Afegheny County Fenfyvan
notice Hereby that tie sned surviving Executors Of
the @ N ana se.tamen. Of said deeedsn have ed aecouE
which Sled IL sid showing bssuce their
end hundred and and
Sl0o dollars subject reduction u hund
rcd dors which according 10 aid will dis,Tibaaheole
hsh 20 Ire American Missionary Association" Nowfork. tho
other hal be a6uIe ~ The Executor ioE oIh
said vii.
Al percn, and corporations clalni claim said lord any
thereof required IN Court al tie y Of P rh Pa
the l7h day Of Aoys5er 1885, ct 10 O'Clock aud Gle eir
they have, why the said sccoau Should
said be distributed according the
provisions VIII ADD Testament Of l dseedsn a. soys set
Th.-Oct o. o. Ih.l BIAS AZ hONE.
JOSIAH KING,
AdireuL Pttsbu-gh Ps. Surviving kIecliors, kc
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staIionerp ano farm GOODS.

NOCHRANEs GLASS ISKsTAND MANI 7 iCTO.
~ NJ n2 Wliau-st. New YorkAh ki1js n Cut z sed sse
Pfn GLASS IERsTANDS PAPER WEIGHTS sfoNGLGUfsi
Oak Ebony and Walnut LIBRARY lNkSIANDS
INKS Whitney DrapeTe Pa lSi
Acure.s price. Nal orses strictly attended 90
CCHOOL .REWARDS, TESTlMONIALS-A yeFY
> desirable article distribution The eos OF sehoolA sunds
school Gard. and Medals iss -
the above constantly being luonhed 70
BERLIN jon Is. Nos. ia and 10 Wiltlm-ss
ENVELOPES Of every variety Of Colos andQuality.
II manufactured Patent Cumming and Folding Asehnst
etLer with large variety OF LETTER and kOFEPAPEks
Berlin JONES Manuiartafers Nes ~ sud 10 Nthsn.e
VETEDDING.ENVEI OPEs, CARDS, &e.--Jgt
w OutThe new aEs Square FLIP the must desirable syb q
weddinEnyelofe ever nEodgcsd Mourning nyeops. Pspsss
Card and CARDS o. ~ widths and styles % borers uAnn
sctured by BERLIN JONES. Hos i3t and 10 william 81
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MORTGAGE SALE.-By virtue OF mortgage bear
WI ing date lsh day Of June, S66 win 10 SALE
public yesdge ct the LIehangs Sales Rooms Nc III broedSJ
THURSDAY the lat day OF November 1860 s ~ o'clock noon We
steGmhip CIRCAssIAH Der tackle apparel and furniture
ERNEST FIEpLER MORTGAGES.
BY JOHN Nc KEoN. his Attorney
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Griurss anb aleetiHSs.
Che Curt.
CRAND TR0T AT THE FASHION CoURsA

GRAND TROT AT THE FASHION COURSR
PURSE AND STAKE or s2ce r-t
Nile heats thres 10 five to THURSDAY, NOV
1856 AZ 2 O'Clock D N good isy and track
D. Pier. b. m. LADY THORN
H. Woodrufs ch N. LADY EMMA
J. Crooks br s. GEORGE WILKES
Tie shove viii Of the greatest events Of the seaoa ne
horses all and very together speed Emma beat W s
with dScuty in their match aud Lady Thorn best her win an
eaier difficulty subsequently the day the stallion beat hsa
bot, IN regard to ms consequently Of the hne and fas
races ever Is to be expected
Cars leave Hunters Point NJ end "a special n a. u
The boa, leaves James Slip Ferry AZ and
every Eve minutes The Astoria Ferry running regular tros
NHsS'''''Du''- JosEPii cROcHEROs, Pressi:s.
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Miss j. WOOD
An appearing 10 the LONG STRIKE. -
Jud.s Mfrfactu--s Wo2mcn actory Oif Ntfhs
Telegraph Operators CT. of the Court Juro Spectators e
&c.
The srens Of Office comnleie wilt al The proper
III rarhio Apparatus 4rBhed BY he Western Union Telegraph
Company.
The Director has psehaed the cole tight OR The performance Of
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0Ho. 4 LIMIT fu-rrn5-F.
DOCK TRADE SALE ROOMS 400 Broadway

DOCK TRADE SALE ROOMS. 493 Broadway
I'D LEAViTl. slREDElGH Co. 'uecrssss }. l. Cooley
COysiGHxESTs soIICITEB ArytscEs sAnH
FRIDAY. Nov T. NJ ocl5ck p in-Caiaingue 81
choice cOlecou Of ENGLISH BOOKS COMPRISING valuable
works. among which iy mentioned bickvoOIs hagrs W
vos Branets Msuual vols Dild1s Cassca vols Charm
dou Rebs Hon vols ttO cal, Holiness American ans Nosi
uncut; P.I;ugons iia "a v3, ~ WOKE
sibg America fo scarce early puuted books Cdoges
read and % on
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ALL KINDS or FURNITURE. MATTRESSES
y looking sassfs &C.. cheapest ., " SHEDEN CAhP
BELLS No Bovery Stanton snd louston-sts Goods
and delivered ee ae1 fecFety 0edso eaeaP un'
tore in suites.
bedroom 'ENAMELED FURNITURE OF WAY
rsntsd sold Chcstrui and Walnut Chamber
Suites plain ornamental, H. ,. fAkEiNOiONS no SIS
Caisl-sL. opposite Wooster 'tatshlsied 1881
NARPETS CARPETS-FURNITURE, FURNl-
NFURE- received from sncou this day 500 pieces o.
pete will eel than honse "a The city, Cal I'D p your
JUDGE worth q psror and bedroom fDuIe ~
best selected stocks IN TIE city, Al goods warranted
delivered and have the hest wseroon
the city. Ny motto H. anal p5O quick sales nos L ~ ana
al Thirty fitA-si. COZ d Egltb.ave n u fAIutELb
EIRST-CLASS FURNITURE, in suites or other
and PcLhardts Secretary. Paor Bedesd and Extension
and made order warranted sstsfcto
No. 1877 Biefeker S. corner Of snivantt
DEsKs AND OFFICE FURNITURE,
H. o. sELLEW,
No lG Ful'onst,, n. Y.
CILVER PLATED WARE.
TEA SETS URNs. CASTERS, CAKE BASKETS SOUP
TUREENs, ICE PITCHERS, sALyERs VEGETABLE
DISHES SPOONS AND FORKS, ke. &C.
EANuTAorUEED rBE
MANHATTAN PLATE co.
HIRAM YOUNG, No. 20 Johns.
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LNOK SALE.
ON THURSDAY, TIE lSh q November next Il n In
At Hob0Arn At PUBLIC AUCTION,
Near The ny,
The Revenue Steam Propeller 49,
A"0 GUIAHO0A,
uir,5 brg burden sos od en' bum ~ Nesr
-, e@s live oh l1cusl ud csdsri uked
AID thoro1eh repaired bI Johh LAM IN ihLa'e P F" si !"
OF sails nearly ani Il vel found In
s,o ce. boss, tine p01p can ward room BERN aseA
80 III az. sn,s .ntnI-n,s ole man of-gsfi las
Two osoi.lsang sig.rs, J5xlA
T'r,o t-rxrutl tuhIllr DO.
Cor,n,r,f icn screw, 10 iest diameter Hfeet Pitch
eors. iaf rrssa coal IN baukers -
~ ,erl en- svamiaed and tfer MONDAY September j.
q, pear the fry day OF and lors
ton given by the oniceIa IN charse 90 ~,
HEFRY 4. sMY fHE. Collector q Customs Newton.
HENRY H. LEEDS q MINER, AUCrIONEtRa.
SALE.
Henry H. LEEDS MINER will sell 1t auction on FRIDAY,
Nov II oiack a. tef .srsrge1s No " L ~
order Alexandra Pro f Of P1 ne nue balance ~
their Invoice Il Psor ard bApel Organs nov In % county, com
tr srnE shout 20 lBsIumeuta go
h 90 xorkfuan.Lp The invoice prife. Organs In
an black with from % ne % 81 re- ds
% 10 thirteen stops and prda sw prcuson attachments,
and tes are Of superior tone and srea,
Thy sod without 20 close the Invoice tnd no more
vii BE- received country owing to The high Ae' Of duties and
wii be On view Thurrd,y the day before the sale
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ssgg Z, E5As so,'RR'fESl.pws &c customers
sTArR or NEE.Yols.
OyTicE o. InE sEcaErAE1 of STATE.
- u 100

orron o. InE steaEr -. !, ., ,. STATE
RIO tho SHERIFF Of the COUNTY ofNEw-Y0RK:
ST. No,es Is hereby sven tst = he GESssAt sL 49,
q: Of November ''' the following '''' arc to Be elected TO
GL.a,snEa.C IN the piece y Ihons. q Al,o's,
ota Ss9r ~ ,s s. .o we p &C. b. Il Jsas. K BSie.,
AL whose Of Office vii on tic sa dy Of Deco"oe
11.preaa,a,e IN til, F2s Congress q ths uni,ed state. r
T,d FoarS sim SIKH snd Esh Ward. off City AM Coaa'y
Of SeH.YOrE md Goysrnaf. Island ~, A. nh, sat-, r.,
e. Pc R Civ .nl We csasy Of Ss
Ifep,on.,s Eeh coa. O The Vai,sl ST., u
AID slE.seuth Wards Of cry snd County 4 View g.
seventh Congressional District coupsei o. te e'sath aAd
Rsrr-ut.iys IN tie Forh sIs uaisd STATE, for
The kigth c9ngresE mel D,;,tct soIp3 o. We go
sepreutAve In tho Eor-,h cons'' Of ,hs Uged State S.r
iesih sad Ware. o. De cy sud County Of New.
COUNTY OFFICERS 10 81 ELEClEDi
Twenty ons Members q Assembly,
A Reris,eT ia the place Of John MeCooL . ,,,.
s.odr IN s ge1 O. jGn n Its We sav Ti' i 5msS 70
o Supervisor. IL tie place Smith Ely. IT,, aud William r.
the s f Louis N,1@'7n sS "a. appointed to
Al Office viii sIPs the last day Of December
q Els'n md c.g'y cG7y's5. i;
sIed 20 Az A 70 provide f pSal,ns he people
shai there b Convention rcvis the Constitution
ana the .Gn tor Instruction n regard 10 their duties under
said net -,
AN nfoyde sor suh1s the People the question oha
sr, rryis the Constitution snd amend tie
,sms 7" Passed Mach 49, 1850
The P,ope Of toe STATE q York represented Senate and Az
ssmb Do sncet f1lows:
FTcTfos ~ general election tbs State the
Tn,4Fy nrIt Monday Of Novembr eighteen hundrrd
AID y,r there sha % provided M the poll 81 each eecton us
tTei ara hcrca by e lnspciofs Of Econ Of such t
boz for the reception Of ballots Eyey
81 Lesaiurs may poll ballot either written or
urted OF patty written partly rrinie which shall be m
scribe Convention the Constitution ana
the words sins, Convent 20 revise the
venon 1E BE- received by said llsyect5s Of Election
ana sfs deposited w sid ballot box The r0sta tor the d
election shall be prepared sud Kept ths there shall be column
therein for each who shall vote oe
royon Of tho Act entitled An Act respecting elections Other An
Ter miia and oncen passed pail h eighteen bundled an
forty and s laws ansdatoy thereof aud all tue IrVoh u
the entitled An Act for ascenins BY proper proofs ire eur
shall be entitled to the right Of susge ana 70 Pen'
fauiulen voting PISSED Apn eighteen hunid and MY
the who hel BE- eat led 60 tho r OF
May nenh ehteen hundred and 90 ~
applicable shall apply to the proceedings aH'ei n
Act -, ....uA,i,, q,
The Legislature in the eighteen hundred ara
reoort thereto result hefein provided fof
Ya si ierseifuiS, FRANCIS caBARLow
SAtrNs Qfesi cay and County u NeU- foh -" A.
HEREBY certify tie eboys be true copy on 'ne
r'fs . y ny % Gs s e Secretary JOHN KELLY
Sheriff Of City end County Of New Yo,h
officially authorized 20 pub.n ta' noaes VIII NOV
pay for its nsertion-Chap 40, Laws Of leo
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CuPREME COURT.-In the matter OF the alplLca.

CUPREME COURT.-Iu the matter OF the applca.
- ton u iisyof Aldermen end Community OF TIE CRY 81
NrwYork rao opsfns Of Seventy thd street hoo te
taura H. tire Coy " New OK
Of Estiua,e ar NJ
IN tie eu f-by give notice 20 ne uu or own
occupant oecrpn Of u bosses sud los snf Improved or m
Improved nd sGeets eeby and ell others whom may con-
esr- 10 ~
fRsr have completed estimate and ss'srlHen' 'ri
Ycous interested In thse pfoec lgs OK y any = toe end.
aid may b. opposed 10 he 60 present.
it ritug verified 10 Chores A. teab2dy
cice 81 the Cormfoners no " Nassau
ftscc 8l his cy before TIE Seventh dy CT
novruber 1875. sd hst tie lii Con ner' VII teA par
Lu tie ten week ne1 scE is saa eoFni
dy November no. ad for that parpo'e VIII Be ~ ~
our the sad dy' slsven clock a. ~
sEcosD 4h hs a5'he Of be d e,tnlir AID .,l.,. sn' 70
seler map also The sfdiii es t and ~ e. doc
n mskinT repo hye been Gr
Co1isio Ohce IN the tty OF Tow losA
thrr remain m ~ Nn~teerth DAY Of Noyruhsr 1900
the limits emtrased b. tfo Assessment 6otesad are
folu~s al those parcels Of Land yirg aus BENG
third IN she Of Nss-i oiA, between Mao sou
sd sfa sudi1s ChsE tts " fsd Az
.ny.third hs dssrre 10 81 Ee1t et thrteto sud
FouErH report herein will te presented 70 tbs snpfefns
Coa of DE STATE 4 New Crnsgsl Term tlrf~cf 70 BE-
h- The Hal the Cy If Nevfo b. Tie I~en'y secou
dy 4 Noyrnhsr 5 the opening Of The curt ca that dsy and
tys thef-enof counsel can Dc hofd
ther~oa 10 nsls that the sad TcPoF BE- eoHhFass
Dsied New-icgt, October l. l6
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