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Corporation NOtitrs.

CORPORATION NOTICE. PUBLIC NO
~ TICE hereby given 10 the occupant oeu
y ~ H. tNisg A.ses,men have been committed and are
lodged the once Of the Board Of Assessors for examination by all
-For paving trap bloch g2'esi from @svsnus Es'i
For building sewers 10 street between
and Watts and anaIeets also IN Hudson street be
Fauku aud and so IN North Moore street between
udsopreet and West BroadNAy branch yanek street
3To paving with stone blocks Spring street from Broadway 70
th-Fo building sewer s2dstrsei h.venuea
sbPo building basin the northeast corner Of Mercer aud Howard
G-For building the northeast Mercer Canal
7tiFor paving with stone blocks Chuchtsei Ch,mbeu
al-For tagging dsva, 5sirssi from 81 Lexington
saFor tagging sidewalk, the side OF oheuu
IOtFo paving blocks 35hsirsei from %
limits embraced by such Assessment Include all The several Houses
Lots pieces parcels Of Land situated on
sdes 94sei from 3da7enue the EsI River the
2-Boh de Of Washing between Beach and Hubert
both sides Of Nhngt0nstreet between Watts aud Canal
streets both sides Of Hndousresi between Fnnkn and Jay
West broadway also both sides Of yaTk street. between Beach and
spring from Broadway to westresl to the extent
1s sides Of Sd H. betgera 9Th and 7thsv
5t-The aide Of MerceT@iree from Grand TO Howard street
also the Of Grauireet and the north side %
6i-Th Of owaisreei and the north side Of Canal
street from Howard Cana street
7-Boih sides Of Church street from Chambers Canal street. to
sides Of 5lste from 5s to Lexington avenue
the side 81 ghavenue AZ The
outLwest of oIyeHae aud Jd AID running JOG feet
IeisBoih sides o3strsst sthv,uu,, to extent Of
M persons Whoie interests affected by the sbovsusmsd
ueseut objections writing 10 JACOB OAKLEY Chairman
Board Of Assessor al he ono. No Chnbsrs street l|
;SS;s SSTTTTiTEIiL, Board o'A..."orI
once Board A.s,.or. Sss courtH House December 1861
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the NewYork Printing COMPANY Nos o. 80 and IS Centcst
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COUTHsIDE RAILROAD OF L. I.-(WIN-

COUTHSTDE RAILROAD OF l.. I.-(WIN-
y TER ARRANGEMENTSJ
s-sp n TIA via l. Railroad, TO Jamtea for
BABYLON and al Wsy-ftstions
IAve Frntntvs Broofyn, at sos via Brooklyn Central
RAILROAD 70 Jamaica for Babylon AMI al wslstaiouA
Leave Jsmssssp, y At p via L. Railroad TO Jsmses
for Babylon and al Wty-ttAtout
Leave Franklin ave- DToolTn q. ass NJ via Brooklyn Cenira
EsIlro.d N Jamsics Babylon and AT way-stAtonG
Leave BAbros at for Jamaica and all stations
trsn ri arriving ct Jamessslp
BABYLON for jamaica aud all vaysaus connect
ing Brooklyn Genital Railroad arriving at FrsnkRsVs.
Brooklyr, At 10 A. &c.. ~, ---- IN -
Of Railroad arriving 81 Janefsslp al
Leave BABYLON at for Jamaie. aud all stst,on. cor.
Of Central RanGd arng ~ Frankia
ave rokyn al sos aud connecting also vh The hOrsears o.
to ripoes X WHITE, Superintendent
To take eject Nov. T. 1851
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NEW DIRK and NEW-HAYEN RAILROAD.
SIMMER ARRANGEMENT
COMMkkClh0 JUNE ,, 1901
PAabfe Eiaror HtwYok Twenty seventh n Tsa
ave. Eutranes Tsentr BeVeHtek

TRAIES LEAVE HKw.YoRKi
Yer FeW.Hsver and bridgeport 700 500 (ELl I'm n IS
UIl, 100 tkrl, dN 40 and 500 lRT.) ?. m.
Tor niore stasioTd Fairfield Southport and Wepor Loo 9a
For Eer.sh zoo 400 GEl aoo IooI n ls OH 400 (RL
3&b, 40. fBK SO, 400 (BNl p.
For DGrien, 100, 200 ITO 4 IN 3tS 40, $50 m.
for Stanfora 100 400 III 500 I3Ja ls (RLb ais
(EIl 345 40 (EIl 80, SO $50. zoo (EID p n
FOR Greenvieh and intermediates stations 7 eOG llJo1 2iS
CONNECTING TRAINS.
Jor Booh' VI, Springfield eco n E5l 800 (ELl tops
For Boston, via Shore Line l2l5 Oh. J, GOo m.
leT Hartford AMI SPngsse 400 Or i2S 400 GAL 1o
'Tor corpsstieui Rv,r Railroad tSO RIl agp m 70 N.s
tyeal $40 p no 10 Northampton
Gor Hartford Providence and FsAkin Railroad acc (kI) DB
.,-.- -, -. 49,
lfl5 800 GooP m.
FOR Canal Railroad, iiiS n " keFthanptok
For Hsusatonie Railroad, too o. n, 3O0
Yer Esugataek Railroad SEQ a a., 200 N.
Per Dau6urJ and EoTwAlE RAILROAD. TOO 100 q t@bR
JAMES H. HoTT supL
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STEAMBOATS, and SaiIruabs.

49,
EOR NORWALK and DANBUBY-The
il Steamboat NELLY WHITE Pier No. n. Lan RIVER AZ
TUESDAY Thursday and Saturday eouuecrg Wih Danu
Railroad Returning evs South Sorwak alternate dsy At n
HOUSATONIC RAILROAD.-WINTER Ar
RASGEMENTS
Commencing MONDAY. Nov rs, 1851 -
Two through Daily Connecting with hesl OH h1 o'0H
Express Lines
' j. H. STRONG, Superintendent
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CRY oy Egw.loKK DEFaETNENr PNAscE BuRkAu rug
RECEIVER TANEs Nav CouET iousE, PARK Dee g. 1901
ITO TAX-PAYERS.-NOtice is hereby given
that an additional per viii BE- sded the 18Th Inst to AZ
1rs Day On The tt Il January oNnE isi-rest
Will be- added - be calculated from The 2Ji asj
BERNARD SMITH. Receiver
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-11

7 ONG ISLAND RAILROAD Winter Ar
IL rangement-Change Of Tme-LesVe JGmessp; m, Mail
aud All vaya0ut connecting At Aneoi ub
tans Cove and Hampstead bos'et passenger train
agd al waystat0nG m, Express sn for River Head
Rvossft and passenger U and all stations
ard Hampstead passenger tain and for North p 6An
day only.
Hunters Poist al 80 .. To taie effect Nov 4 lo97
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DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Il THROUGH LIMB TO CALIFORNIA AND CHINA
CARRYING UNITED STATES MAIL,
FOR passage an theT nfouaon apply at be oaee on
80 N'1r' 'O0' VI O'"'' '''N 'N'' y R BABY Aren't

CTEAM COMMUNICATION BETWEEN
- NETWORK and AUSTRALIA via PANAMATh Panama, New
Zealand Company dispatch The
Rih Pansms Wellington y 2 and The Australian
Colonies connecting ofth lachc Mail Steamship Com
pnJ leaving Nevio Tor AspiuWa Colon on he I'm o. each 9in
passengers v be conveyed under through TICKET
al the following ss From ports NewZeAand 70
ydney OF Melbourne $40 for f and s2S to $243 for
aecond. class PAYABLE 10 States gold coin.
Special the scoered gold regions o. hosiukA'
heWZealHnd
Arrangements completed f issuing through bills o. adug
Freight PAYABLE here . -,
FOR further ufrosion application be made to the Psese Mail
Stesushp COMPANY, No 50 Walst. or
fu Tqz IA ageuf No illau A.
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Printing.

XXIM. EVERDELLs SONS, No. 104 Fultor.st
w e-srKAN JOD PRlsIKKs sai LABHL E4hyfACfUH
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Situafiuns Martt6 frnaltc.
WANTED A SITUATION by steady re-
w svesble voung Protestant woman take charge Ladies'
Bathing Fstabishnen or Linen Hotel rad stands
fully attend Bakery tal be seen i'I 'iee
l07 Iourhave. one door beoS Ivelfhst
WASHING and IRONlNG.-A good Lam
w wishes 10 obtain work RON ieT private mlAeS n
Broadway and Se7enhave
A NUMBER of wen recommended German
~ Girl want Stnsons for GENERAL HOUsEWORh, &C. Al a
LOVES Institute Servants No. II near bo~e
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EEW-YORK & BREMEN STEAMSHIP co

Steamships ATLANTIC BALTIC, WESTERN METR0POLIs
POR SOUTHAMPTON, HAVRk AND BREMEN
Pint Cabn slfoi Second Cabin eos Stesrags So, geld
regular tps hsng discontinued DUNG We Winter nonha
departures will b. Gdrertistd
hsfst sIprsssags bns psGsags appIe
ISAAC TAYLOR Pr.tasn. Nc - Broasvsy
THE NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
Steamship WISER. q. Nents master,
sg re Uaisd sss NAIL will sail iTOH toe Bremen pis7 loot 81
On TBURsDAT, Dsesnberl7
~
BREMEN VIA SOUTHAMPTON
TAXING PASSENGERS TO
ssse haE' Southampton and the following as' payable
ssF Ne t ssen ei25 cabin s7Si SssrsEe s31 81
1bufsafJ, December
Fer hsirat o. ssss.Ss . % ~" Ne ts aoa,
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Mtoital.
Gopartn,rsbiu Autitts.

GOpartu,rship HUtitts.
THE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing
Il between o. wHI1ElOusE and HKNRY IAskEh under he
finn name o. WHIrkHOuSB TASKEk this day Dissolved by
sson o. WHIfEHOuSB VIII continue the business on Bis
account At old stand Nos and DystNewiork Dec 1907
NEw.YoHK, Dec . 1907.
rT,HE O-PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing
II between WI r. LINN and WIN II BAHfuM under the nsmt
b. LINN Co.. THIS DAY DlosVN ~ ~ HStSs Con
seat "' =. DNo''
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IT s. MAIL TO HAVANA-ATLANIIC
u MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY Sailing regularly every
THURSDAY at o'clcck p precisely from Pier No 4
EAGLE VI r. Dee -
MORO CASTLK. Capt. Richard Adams ......... Dee ~
COLUMBIA H. B. Barton. Dee 70
Fo freight OF pssge apply B. HARRISON President No
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-11

mNKsTEKN IlPHgss THAfNfCf EasiOn, Allentown Read
ing Harrisburg Pittsburgh, and the West
Sleeping through from jersey C 30 Pittsburgh every evening
Additional trains 20 Bergen Point. Elizabeth g.
Tickets Tor the " est be ohtusd BE OAce u th Central Rail
NewIersey Of Liberty r. r. No Asef House
81 a2t BroadWsy No 10 Green sh 49, an AZ the p-c
pal hotels l. T.. KICKER, Superintendent
. u p BALDWIN Gen Pass Agent
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GlNEN-Ihat a con-
~ tsct has concluded ATLANTIC MAIL Co.. and
that ROYAL SERVICE between New York and Nassau Bh
Havana will and after the sob DAY Of January 1901 DC
performed By that Company. DAhLiNS Commissioner
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non ST THOMAS and BRAZIL

II PORTS -
ESTABLISHED THROUGH CONNECTION WITH THE SOUTH
CAROLINA RAILROAD.
The si-eass sideWheel steamship
CHAMPION. Capt lockwood. SATURDAY, Dec j.
sailing q -. N fomp e North River.
81
Through Tickets aud Bills Ladng Issued 10 connection VIA
South Carolina Raj road South snd SvuhN et and With
steamers FLORIDA pOrts
Goods forwarded free Of Commission
Bills Of lAding furnished and signed on the per.
HENRY Il. MORGAN L Co. Arenit
, 1867-01-29

OLONIALR AADE I
FOR ST. CROIX.
TFortsat.1
FOR ST. CROIX.

Tvertimod have samtlige Politimestere i
de allerede Aere Aar gamle Erkleringer
over Sagen, hvilke nj formeentligen vile
blive fremsendte til Ministeriet, med Be-
stemthed erkleret, at Sukkersaften oliver
uddeelt i store Qvantiteter paa Plantagerne,
og Diet er vor taste Overbeviisning, at denne
Uddeling paa det n6ieste hanger sammen
med Diet herSkende System at en- we'd Low
bestemt St0rrelse of Arbeidsl0nnen, der vel
kan forhindre dennes Regulering we'd frie
Concurrence forsaavidt Talen er ON con-
tante PENCE, men er afmegtig til at standse
andre Ydelser, der mediocre endog Store
Offer og Tab for Arbeidsherren end PENCE
ne, og disse Anskuelser have ogsaa tidligere
veret Gouverneurens, der i den Skrivelse
til st. Croix Borgerraad af 6te April 1861,
hvormed de ovenn@vnte Erklaringer fra
de ire Politimestre fremsendes, udtales:
"At saalenge den Skik og Brug af gra-
tbs Uddeling af Sukkersaft / store Cyan
titeter til L~andarbeiderne finder Sted, vii
hverken retferdigen eller med Nytte
kunne gives nogen Lovbestemmelse /
den Refining (af extraordinaire Forholds-
regler til Forhindring at Indf6rsel af
"sugarcakes" til Byerne og deres For
handling der). Hin Skik og Brug staaer
derhos upaatvivlelig i mole Forbindelse
med de bestaaende Regler for Landarbei-
dernes Detailing SAINT Planternes og For
valternes Frygt for at miste deres Arbei-
dere, og dersom bemeldte Brug endog
standsedes we'd Overeenskomst mellem
Plantere eller paa hvilkensomhelst anden
Made, Wide dette vistnok kun ware en-
foie It'd, eller noget Tilsvarende i en-
eller anden Form smart komme frem."
Udkastets f6rste Paragraph, saaledes som
foresIaaet at Forslagsstillerne ii deres s q,
gik I'D paa ct Forbud mod Udforselen af
Sukkerkagerne ; saaledes som forandret we'd
Gouverneurens af Raadet vedtagne En-
dringsforslag, indeholder den ligeledes ct
Forbud mod Udforselen, skjondt saadant
like Iigefrem er udtalt den Betingelse un-
der hvilken Udforselen tillades, nemlig i
Foustager paabrendte den Plantages Mer-
Ike, hvorfra Saften er taget, Wide i Virke-
ligheden umuliggjore al Udforsel undtagen
for Diet usandsynlige Tilfelde at Planterne
selv skulde falde paa til Udforsel at fabri-
kere dette slette og urene Sukkerstof som
udgj0r Sukkerkagerne den enkelte Arbei-
der der nu erholder Sukkersaften og saelgeF
, 1867-01-29
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FIRE REPORT.

1867.
Jan. In the morning about 2 O'Clock,
Fire discovered in a shed in the
Yard No. Is Company Street,
which had formerly been used as
a horsestable. In the flooring a
hole was burnt through planks
and boards /; there was found a
little box in the shed the one
end Of which was burnt, likewise
the remnant of a tray and bas-
ket Of which the rest was burnt,
one side Of a window shutter
had likewise caught and the
Fire had commenced to catch
the crib. The Investigations
seem to lead to the supposition
that tie fire had been accidental.
" 26.-Judgment pronounced in the
Royal Westindia Upper Court
in the case respecting the in
cendiary fire at Estate River re-
ported in st. Croix Avis No. SO
of 18th December last.
This Judgment confirms the
Lower Court Judgment with
respect to the prisoner Joseph
Felix, who was sentenced to
years public labour, but with
respect TO the prisoner Christian
Michael, who by the latter
, 1867-01-29
VIEW ADVERTISEMENTS

EFT Gouvernementet under 25de dennes
~ har t%ilstillet un%dertegnede Foged,
FortegneIse over resterende Skater til Co
Ionial Kassen i Christiansteds Jurisdiction
for Aaret 1865, med Ordre ON Realisation
af de s~kattepligtige Eiendomme, forsaavidt
Vedkommende like have rettet for sig, in
den 8 Uger, bekjendtgj0res herved.
Christiansteds Byefoged Contoir, den
29de Januar 1867.
J. A. Stakemamm.
, 1867-01-29
Total $500, 954 So

Balance Of deposits S 54,171 90
/ new deposit account, viz:
l Cigar Maker.
6 Withdrawals amounting to -$449 Al.
Receivers for Saturday, End Feb. 1867.
In CHRIsTIANSTED
N. Iwersen, Esq, Trustee.
J. G. Fr0rup, Esq, Member.
In FREDERIKsTED
P. Weders6, Esq, Trustee.
G. Sarauw, Esqr., Member.
GEO. BEHAGEN,
President.
st. Croix, 2sth Januaryl867.
, 1867-01-29

Judgment was sentenced to 3
years public labour only, it was
altered to 5 years. public labor.
E. MONEFELDT,
Agent.
ROYAL Insurance Office, C~hristiansted,
St. Croix, 2Sth January 1867.
, 1867-01-29

VT is hereby made known, that Govern
"A ment has on the 25th instant, transmit
ted the list of Arrears of Taxes to the CO.
lonial Treasury for 1865, with orders to
realise by public Auction the properties in
which levies have been made, unless a set
Element has taken place within 8 weeks.
C~hristiansted's Sherifs Office, 2sth Jan
uary 1867.
j. A. Stakemann.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-04-19

4 Young Lady returning 10 her country
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the city, was hardly recognized by her friends
In place of coarse, rustic, flushed face, she
had soft ruby complexion Of almost marble
smoothness, and instead Of twentynthrees she
really appeared but eighteen. Upen inquiry
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on receipt of an order by ". l.. CLARK y Cos
Chemists No. West Fayettcr ST.. Syracuse,
N Y. The only American agents for the safe
of the same. y1nSy1.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-04-19
EGIAL NOTl C. + :
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Young men, be Eumbuggcl no more by
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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-04-19
GALLON, JAcxMAN 4 Co, keep on hand
full supply Of NEW goods, cheap for cash.

ORFonp-The Jr. Editor of the REPUBLICAN,
made short visit to this place last Friday,
18th inst 1t is small but thriving village of
over three hundred inhabitants, on the c. &
Wv. Il. r., in the western portion OF this
county, and bids fair to one ddy be one Of the
principal towns of the county; the place is
we'll located and the site fine one--a slight
elevation on each side Of the Depot gives o
person fine view Of the surrounding country,
some Of which cannot be surpassed anywhere
There are three Dry Goods houses. two Gro
Gerry Stores, one Drug Store, two Hotcls--thc
Oxford and Dixon-one Church, not entirely
completed, large and comnodous and quite
an addition TO the town. Two School Houses,
one Harness and one Shoe Shop one Doctors
o fiicc--bu, Tic inhabitants being SO quietly
disposed so far, there is no Lawyer. Mr.. A.
b. Winchcll has large saw and turning mill,
and intends in shor time, rccting Grist
Mill within short distance of the village
Mr.. c. J. Stephens, the gentlcmanly Station
Agent, is up and ready to accommodate the
travelling public who may require any Of his
assistance Mr.. y. r. Way J. B. Daily and
Oldham & Johnson, arc the Dry Goods dealers,
all are doing good business and keep good
stock of goods on hand OF all times Mr. D..
Matthews, one of the Groccrs, also keeps as
good an assortment Of Groceries, Hardware
and Notions as will be found in any village
store Mr. I. c. Shelly the Druggist, has a
splendid assortment, Of Drugs and Medicines
lis fine young fellow and is always ready
10 wait upon customers. Mr. l.. White, a first
class carEcnter is busily engaged erecting
two new store buildings. lie has the repua-
tion Of being good workman and fine man.
There is considerable building going on OF
different kinds. We regret very much that
our time wonli no, permit Of our making
! naiantowna visit but shall do so IS soon as
T We can. We understand they have quite a
fine mill at this place we will notice il more
fully when We make the intended visit
We took dinner with the Hon. 7. Helm. but
somewhat on the same plan that a certain
travelling correspondent does, of whom we
heard considerable about while in Oxford, and
hope that we were not so unfortunate as to
leave the same opinion OF ourselves as is held
of Nah travelling correspondent. We are
intending to again visit the place soon and
look around among he farmers, when, in all
probability we will have something to say
about them, but until then, will keep quiet.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-04-19
Tux IlIcuEsr market price paid for produce
at G allion, Jackman & Cos.

RoBBERY-On the night of the 18th inst.
the clothing and grocery store of NJ. Musser
was broken into by couple of thieves, and
several suits of clothes taken out. The thieves
left their old clothes, some other old traps and
teenty.,ice cents IN cash, and started out with n
complete suit of Musscr's best and few ex-
,ras for u change, the first Of which was made
at Tama City the next morning abou, FIVE a. m.
where one suit was found and recognized by
Mr.. NJ. One the chaps was seen in town the
same day and supposed to be the man who
had committed robbery in town previously,
and yet bothcscapcd.i Oncof them wa $ seen
o,ilya few mites from town the next mornin.
about I. 4. IN. If our business men would ret
to their place of business along in the fore>
noon sometime, aud proceed at once, when a
robbery has been committed, to the mork OF
ferreting out the perpetrators, not by a loud
blow O.: trumpcts, thus notifying tho awhole
world ;sand the rest of mankind, that "we y
are after thieves, and they being thus put on
their, guard agi. for parts unknown.' It
seems these fellows were intensely bold and
were maneuyering about the building, mark
ing where the bolts fastened the window shuts
ters, and ut night bored these bolts out and
entered tho building. They attempted to en-
ter the clothing establishment of Mr.. Butt
kerct. but finding that he was about, they
played quits. A few skirmish lines were
thrown out the next day, but no enemy app
'pearing in open view they fcll sback in good
order, well mounted.