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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-18

THOMAS Y.CANRY. President.
FRANCIS j. McGINNIS, Secretary.
This company ISsUREs BUILDINGS, MER-
CHASDIsE, Personal PROPERTY GENE
RALLY, &C, &C., against loss or damage by fire
at adequate rates.
All losses will be Immediately adjusted and
promptly paid.
Applications for Insurance solicited.
ISAAC HLTZLER. Agent.
no 2c-2m No. g0o Main street.
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ELEGANT HOLIDAY Presents Tor sale at " 2sr
x JOHNSTON ) Bookstore, adjoining poat-olce.
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| "STEARSs'sn MATTED RYE WIusKEy can
| be found at WILLIAM Ii. TATUM'S, 500 Broud
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List OF LETTERS.

r IST OF ADVERTISED LETTERS
Il REMAINING IN THE RICHMOND POST
OFFICE nECEMRER Is. 1899.
Persons calling for letters IN this list will please
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-18
MINES AND LINEORS.



WINES, LIQUORS. AND CIGARS.
W FOR CHRISTMAS.
have now rs large and cUmpet" an assortment
of tia, above a. ever seen IN this city, and
would call particular attention TO the following ::
CHANpAt,EE ut &C leading houses ni France
such Napoleon Cabinct. Carte Blanche,
Green Seal. Itvdcrcr. Sc.
SHERE!E@.-Star, Standard. Topaz. Amontll-
lrcru, &c.
tDEIi:AS.-BIackhurn's Old Rcservo.
JAMAICA RIM-a very superior aud old ar
. tis!c.
SCOTCH WIIISkET. Imported tw" wears ago,
and from the best di~tliicry in scotland.
FRENCH EHASDlES Of The best brands and
vintagrs. from four 10 tweaty-uine years old
WIIISkENS tEyc and Bourboul In very large
quantities, ui thc finest qualities aud all ages :,
among which Il large LOT Of Bumgardncr.
ApPLE BRANDY,
ST. CEOGX RUN,
~CUrt II aud GLlSli AlE,
LONDON PORTER.
CLtEETS and HGCK. In larr" quantities, from
the cheap table Wines 10 the finest brands
known. -- .
iTATANN and DOMESTIC CIGARS Of all
grades. OSCAR CRASX.
No. Exchange Block,
de Is-lw Fourteenth street.
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SECURITY, CHEAPEEsS, I1BERALlTf,
PROGRESS. and SUCCESS. mark and dtstin-
guish the management Of this company.
ISAAC HUTZLER,
;ieneral Agent for Virginia and North Carolina
Oflce, No 90? Main street. =
DR.. J. G. CA8ELr, Medical Examiner. pole
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-18

Three thousand dollars fchittlh, SctNtciN
invested a> Il permanent !und for the I'M
proyemcnt and care OF the grounds.
In this connection we publish the corrc-
.rondcncc which has taken place between
the architect (WloSc work was gratultollS)
and the secretary Of the Hollywood ASso-
citation
RICuM0HD. VA, December l., 1869.
70 the President Gnd LQdtcS Of the Board
Of Managers Of The Hoiiylro0d NcmoraI
dissertation:
The period having arrived when my as
-i>tancC can be no longer scrviccablc III the
interests OF your Association, all having
been. accomplished that is believed to be
within the reach ot your fund, beg, IN re-
tiring from my qIa>i-oi.lcial position ~ your
engineer and architect, to leave with You
my kindeSl wishes for your individual wei
fare and grateful acknowledgment OF the
honor with which your preference has in
vested me in executing the sacred task
which your love, piety, and patriotism nave
prompted.
II must he a source of con1ratulatlon 10
know that what has been done towards the
protection, Improvement, and adOrnment OF
The grounds under your care, meets with
general commcndatiun.
The contractors for the various works
have executed their contracts with com
mcndahle taitEiulnc>S, ana III 30 instance
has there been the failure OF Il contract or
an Increased amount required TO insure its
completion. Your largest work, the cree
ton Of the d" Memorial Granite Pile" was
finished by laying the cap-stunc OH NOycln-
Der Sth, less than one year from the day the
cornerstone was laid, December Sd. 1865.
The successful accomplishment. without
casualty, Of Il workSot such magnitude, en-
yironcd with 50 many diiiicultie> and dan
gers, demands our especial thtnliulne>s.
When the generation you have cnnob!ed
has passed away, the memorial pile, gildcd
by the rays Of each returning sun, will still
stand kindling emotions Of admiration for
heroism unsurpassed, and gratitude for
the devotion its construction commemo-
rates
With sincere thanks for your uniform
kindness 10 myself. and the earnest prayer
that God may bless and keep you, | am,
with great respect. very truly yours.
CHARLES Ii. DIMMoCK.
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GUARDIAN MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF NEW YORK.
ORGANIZED IN 1883.
ALL POLICIES NOS-FORFEITABLE.
HALF LOAN GIVEN.
LAST CASH DIVIDEND, FIFTY PER CENT.
STATEMENT:
fOHcies IN
Assets ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1000, 600
Annual income nc............,,.. 1000. COO
Losses paid. ..........'.............. 9''''"
y. II. PECEHAM President:
", 7. HO0KER. Vice-Pres!icnt;
L. AcADAH, Secretary and Actuary:
G. A. FUDIChER, superintendent
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Week or THE IIoLLYwooD MEMORIAL
AsscCiATloN-M MoNEY EXTENDED -lHTE-
RESTING 0ERESroNpEECE.-As the pcrlna-
nent improvements undertaken by the ladies
II the Hollywood Memorial Association
have been completed, the Secretary was
directed to publish, ior the information ot
all Interested, some statements Of the sums
rxprnlri
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-18

NOTICE To -ssEs--,TTII.T,
" The boats Of The JAMES E!-.---.-;..s--z:
YER AND EhNAWlIA CANAL CONTAIN
'.iIl leave the dock - Estal promptly at II NJ .
TUESDAYS. IIiiRSDATS, ard SATURDAY..
Freight and tolls on goods tor Lynchburr
htyond collcct.G "u delivery, or prepaid. n IT.
option OF the shi per. Every facility possible vii
he afforded con~i-nc"s, but no obligation is as
Suncd 10 deliver down freight cIscN here than a.
my office on the Dock without special agreement
Way freight III not ne delivered till charge are
paid.
Boats locked and ius red.
de II EDWARD DILLON, Agent
NOTICE TO SuIIpER3. ALI.
The JAMES RIVER TOWING AND TIiANs:
pORTAT1nN Company are prepared 10 exc.
cute TOWING and LlGiiTER1EG TOBACCO,
SALT. and all other MEECH AHnISE. LuN.
BER. and WOOD 10 and from City Point, Peters.
berg. Norfolk, and All landings on James river.
For freight, applyto
JOHN d. HARVEY, President.
Commercial Block: or 10
JAMES +. RIDDlCk, Secretary.
u. 5. LEFELER. Agent,
office No. 2Olf Dock
between Twentieth aud Twenty-iirst streets.
nco3
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

WI TAsHLNGTON FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY, or BALTIMORE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-18

CArITAr.. $500, 900.
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-. ~ 80: :, , ~. KS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-25
MARINE LIST.

sUN RosE......4 40 MOON RIsEs......... D ~
SUN sErs............7 IA HIGH WATER mig. W
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA. MAY25
ARRIVED.
5.s4m,c j chm Gibs)a, w inters, New York,
erah sndiss to Hooe u Weddsrburn & Co.
5chr. Grace Watson. w allace, Port Deposit.
lumber to j II. ID. Smoot.
Steamer K. G. Knight, Denly, New York.
merchandise by Hooe, Weiderburn & %.
Schr. Enoch Moore, Chambers, Jersey City
coal by American Coal 60.
Schr. Kats j. Hoyt, Parker, New Haven
coal by American Coal Co
Schr. VIM. II. Kinzell Soper, Jersey City,
coal by American Coal Go.
Schr Elias Moore, DeGrost, Jersey City,
coal by American Coal Co.
Schr. Sparkling Sea, Rose Boston. coal by
American Coal Co.
Schr. Torpedo, Chiveral, Wilmington. X e..
corn by Is. II. Lambert.
MEMORANDA.
Schr. Frederick Fish, from this port for Bos
ton, hence at Holmes Hole 2lst inst.
Schr. Emily & Jonnie, Hewitt, fer this port,
cleared ut Boston I'D inst
Schr. Daniel Person. Person, from Boston
for this port arrived at Holmes Hole 2lst inst
Schr. Wenonsh. Smith, for Boston, hence
ut Holmes Hole I'D inst.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-25
COMM ERCIAL.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET, May 25.-The mar
ket continues quiet. Flour dull light demand
for Extra sales of inc at So 26a5 Oh. Offer
ings of 1924 bushels red Wheat demand very
moderate and inferior quality unsalesble; ssle'
of good reported at 100 Corn steady and de-
mand fair sales Of lO2 bushels yellow at 16'
and 100 bushels mixed and white at 7sa79, the
bulk at the latter figures Oats quiet sales OF
inferior at &C; good 70. But little doing in
Rye; small sales at l2s. Corn Meal in limited
enquiry sales of 100 bushels white at 10 and
"a and leo bushels yellow at "a.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-25
A MOUSE JUMPS Down A JUICES THROAT.

A MOUSE JUMPS Down JUDGE's THROAT.
While Judge Archer, OF Marshall, Ind, was
removing some boxes from shelf one day last
week, mouse jumped out Of one of them, and
into the mouth of the judge, aud started di-
rectly down his throat. The Judge, unlike
John Chiuaman, did not relish the taste, and,
after several hawks, succeeded, despite the ell
forts of the mouse, in getting him out OF his
throat into his mouth, but was rather slow in
getting hold OF the little devil, and he made
another attempt to get down the Judge
throat, but was again unsuccessful. Whether
the mouse was trying 10 commit suicide, or
whether he wanted merely to revive the inner
man, We have no way of ascertaining, but we
are assured that he was successful 10 soaring
the Judge considerably
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-25

1t is stated that what is called the Grand
Army Of the Republic, in the District OF 60
lumbia, have furnished the Commissioners ol
Pensions with list Of the names Of forty eight
clerks, who they desire to have removed from
the Pension Office
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-25
ALEXANDRIA.

Gen. Butler, according to Washington dts
patch, looks upon war with England a. a
measure OF national economy, as it would Pre-
vent further importations, which Just now are
the most serious drain that the country has to
endure, and rs the war would bed naval CON
tijct. it would consequently, be the most cheap
~ conducted, and best!
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-25

Tue ORDER for the election in Virginia, has
been issued by Gen Candy For convenience
owing to its great length-we have divided
it, for insertion in or daily issue to-day and
tomorrow The whole will appear in the next
country edition OF the Gazette.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-25

1t is Just beginning to be recognized end
considered, in the matter OF Strikes in the
coal region, and in other places, and in other
descriptions Of business, that the general public
have RIGHTS a. well as the employer and the
employed, and that their rights must be re
spected; that, in fact, the whole country, and
entire communities, must not be taxed, and
have to pay high prices, TO sustain these
strikes. which, in most cases, paralyse trade,
prevent improvements, and do incaleuabc mis-
chief, as we'll as inlict pecuniary loss, upon
workmen and laborers themselves. The coal
ring affair will increase the burthens OF the
poor men of the country, who will De charged
extra prices for fuel. And so, OF hundreds OF
other affairs OF similar character.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-25

Gen Epps flunton, nominated some time
since for the State Senate, for the Fauquier
district, has declined to run because OF his In
eligibility, but promises to take an active part
10 the canvass, as against the ULTRA radicals.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-25

The statements made in a letter published in
the National lneligeneer concerning the tnlon
Pacific Railroad, more than confirm the very
worst that was said or intmated in the report
made March last, by Government Director C..
H. Snow
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-25

bis ballot or ballots and, without opening
them or allowing them to be opened or exam
irrd will deposit them in the ballot-boX, ana
Tie name Of the voter shall then be entered
by each clerk in the roil-list under his charge.
No ballots Will b. received from persons VINO
haze 40; b.cu pluF,ry registered, except In
t.-r. Wl.. T.. The nam 81 the person applying
10 vote has been incorrectly recorded on the
registration lit, in which ease, ii the officer
CONDUCTING thr election i .ati-tiod, either from
his personal knowledge or from the testimony
oI credible witnesses that the person was ac'
tualIy registered, then his vote shall be recclv.
ed and his name entered on the poll list, and
checked On the registration list.
Blanks for poll lists will be furnished, upon
which the names Of all persons voting at the
election will be entered.
SEVENTEENTH. Registration is evidence OF
the right To vote, and challenges at the polls
are allowed only so lar n may be necessary to
prevent repeating on fraudulent PRESENTATIONS
If 1uly registered voters. Ia the end that
the right 10 challenge may NOT BE- made the
means Of oh4lructinp or hindeIlng the election,
two persons may lie selected from each poitl'
cll marty 10 act ~ chaengers ut each polling
Mace. by or through whom all challenges shall
be made. They must he registered voters,
and known to the Commissioners a. respect
able and responsible citizens. Whenever any
person challenged for identity, whose name Is
found upon the registration lists, il known td
any one Of the Commissioners to be the per,
son he Represents, himself to lie, his vote sha!
| be- admitted, but il he be- not 50 known, one ol
III, Commissioners shall administer the follow
| ing oath: "You do swear that your name !:
| here the name announced shall be inserted!
and that in such name you were registered
rs voter of the -- election district and
precinct and that you are the identical
| person you 30 represent yourself to be-. II
! he be challenged for having already voted the
Commissioner shall administer the following
| oath lyon 10 swear that you have not voted
at this election, al this or any other polling
place" II any person 50 challenged shall re
lusc To take the oath so rendered. his vote
| hall b. rejected, hnt il he takes It his vote
shall be admitted, but the fact and cause OF
challenge shall be noted on the poll list orpo
| site his name.
| EiGuTEENrH. The polls shall bc, opened OF
| the dav of election ut each voting place at sun
rise, and closed at sunset, and shall De KEEP
opcn during these hours without intermlSSlor
| or adjournment Provided, That ii the elec
tors who appear at any place or places OF vot
| ing cannot be polleI before that hour, then the
| polls may be kept open until 10 clock p. m.'
| if the Commissioners should consider II he
| ccs,ary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-25
letter from Clarke County.

Correspondence of the Alexandria Gazette !
WHITE Posi-, May 2l.'fhe Circuit Court
Of this county has been in session for the past
ten days, being the first at which our new
Judge Edmund Pcndleton has presided As
change was necessary more acceptable ap'
pointmcnt could not have been made, as the
Judge, aside from other qualifications, Is a
gentleman, and, We believe, has the interest OF
our people at heart. The Court has been o.
cupird for the past week with the trial OF
Wood, for the killing of w. Il. Burwell. The
iuly, after being out for day, brought in a
verdict OF not guilty, and the prisoner was dis
charged The testimony wa all crcumStantlal,
though the killing was admitted.
The prospect for an abundant harvest was
never more ilattcring in the Valley than at
present. The most luXurlant fields OF wheat
greet the eye on every side, but as farmers 4.
ways like to have something to complain Of,
the fear seems to be that 50 much straw vii!
endangcr the wheat, ION last or lodging: but
dry weather or sunshine may avert tins, dan
ger The ,.uit crop, also, bids ialr 10 be a
lull one, the frost OF last month having done no
material damage. The lace OF the country
never presented Il more striking or lovely ap
rcarancc than at present.
In consequence of the loss OF timber and
fencing, many miles OF hedge icncc, Usage
Orange, has been set out, one gentleman alone
having procured the plants for five. 1t is SAIL
that in three years the fence Is 4 reliable one.
The engineers on the Aexan3 a, Louloun
and Hampshire Railroad are still engaged about
the Blue Ridge. 1t is thought that it the
mountcin is crossed at Sanger Cap the road
". II be located nearer the centre OF this county
than Berryvlle. BY SO doing the county sub
.ctiption of one hundred thousand dollars
would be esSened, but many think that amount
would be mere than made up by other advan-
tages Certainly it would drain larger section
OF country.
Much disappointment is expressed at the
manner in which the vote is to he taken on the
State Constitution, rs the county organization
clause is one of the most Objectionable In it.
Our County Court consists Of but four mag
istratcS, all of the others appointed being una
bic to quality. A Winchester doctor and GER
pet hacger is our Commonwealth Attorney.
NJ
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-25

The Court of CLAIMS ha9 adjourned until tie
second Monday in October next
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-25

PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY. -Mr. t.. i.
Gaines OF Bristoe station, has presented Us
with a ten pound conical shell which was pick
ed up on the battlefield Of Bristoe Station,
fought October ii, 1868. This specimen is
said to be the "Weird" shell and the only one
of the kind found in this section. The cone
is hollow and contained the powder which has
been drawn BY the finders as the shell was I'M
exploded when found.
The following sales OF real estate have been
made during the last few DAYS by F. j. Can
non 4 Co.. Real Estate Agents OF Manassas:
John Fl. Buffers farm containing 100 acres
lying three miles east of this place to Messrs.
Moore and Pine Of New York, for S2,420
cash. c. A. Cannou's farm containing 40
acres and adjoining the above to MIR. Pine of
New York, for the sum OF 81, 000 cash. Farm
belonging to A. L. woodward containing as
acres adjoining the above to MIR, Reynolds OF
New York, for 5000, cash.
The Manassas first class freight engine
after having been rebuilt at the company :
shops under the supervision of master machin
ist James f. Waddey, took its position among
the Iron horses" of the Orange, Alexandra
aud Manassas Railroad on Wednesday. Its
driver MIR. Lynch called 10 TO day whilst the
animal was quenching its thirst at the tank
below, and informed Us that 1t could go thirty
miles an hour without danger OF overheating
ur getting the thumps Manassas gazette.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-25

THE DEAD. The graves Of the Federal sol
diers at Arlington in this county are to be
decorated on Saturday next the Doth inst.
"A meeting of Post No, |, Grand Array ot
the Republic, was held in Washington on Fri
day evening last. William ii. Slater, Post Com
lnauder, presiding, when the following pream
lie and resolutions offered by Mr. j. II. Stina
were adopted 49,
Whereas that Us au honor VIZ decorate the
graves of our fallen comrades for their true d.,
v0tion to their country, their unsulllcI patriot
Sm and their proud resolve to defend aud stand
by their country when struggling III the deatl
throes Of internal revolution nr have 4 grave m
its ruins;
Resolved, That while We hold no malice
against the dead who fell attempting % haul
down our fac, and thereby endangerine the
nation, We will not divide the hOnors by decor
ltinR the Confederate graves, and thereby talnl
the character Of those who sacrificed their "ve-
that their country might i've.
Resolved, That We will not wound the feel
ings Of the wives, sisters aud orphans Of theSt
gallant eomrades AMI dishonor ourselves by
thus insulting those who volunteered under
me same flag and for the same patriotic pur
pose" This is magnanimouS isn't it Let
u have peace
ENGLAND hkfU NES III hEl4EASh iiALtiNt.
The State Department has received two dcS-
patches FROM Reverdy johnson in regard II
the course the English Government intends to
pursue regarding fenian prisoners. 1t will be
remembered that the ease of j. q. llalpmc
aud others was submitted TO President Grant
through Judge Garter, Of CINCINNATI acting on
behalf OF o mass meeting there. The Pfesi-
dent at once sent dispatches to Minister John
son, and directed him to try to secure the re-
lease OF the prisoners. MIR. johnson immedia.
tely laid the matter before the English Govern
nent After considerable delay ne received in
reply communication containing list of about
twenty prisoners, whom it did not propose to
release under any circumstances. Among these
wers Halpine, Cafferty, Shaw, and Burk
subsequently Mr.. johnson made a second at
tempt, and received second answer reiterat
ing the determination OF the English Govern
ment to make no more release OF Fenians. In
closing his despatch to Mr.. Fish, conveying
this last information. MIR. johnson expressed
the hone that this action would be reversed at
no distant day, and at least, part Of the prison
ers be released. For the present, howe yer,
the State Department sees no ground to expect
that any OF the Fenian prisoners whose case
have been under consideration will be set at
liberty.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-03-05
EAST GRAND STREET,
ORniNANCE for dc Is.

N ORDBN 'E for the issue OF one city
N bond to provide for the payment of The Gusts
and expenses of regulating, grading, cnrbing and
luTtering High street, from Elizabeth avenue To
Division street
b. it ordained by the Mayor and City Council
of he city Of Elizabeth.
Secflon l. That one bond ofthe ty of Eliza.
beth. cal ed = improvement bonds of the city OF
4lizaberh." he issued in anticipation OF the col
lection of the assessments to be made ior The
payment Of the costs aud txpense Of re ulating
Trading. CURLING and gut'cri' & High street, iro"i
Elizabeth avenue to Division 'trrei. unGer aud
IN pursuance of an ordinance duly 'assed by the
lily Cou Gil of the city Of Elizabeth. and mp
p owed by the Mayor on the twenty sixth day OF
day 1868,
said bonds to bear date on the first day of Jan
nary o re thousand eight hundred und sixtv-nne
to be ndnioned Tor the payment OF the princi-
pal -um of one Thousand dollars in six years from
the date thereof, at the Farme - Loan and trust
Company in the city of New York. with intere. i
hereon at he rate of seven per centun per an
um, PAYABLE semi4lnnuaily,. on The first days OF
July and January IN each and every year, on me
presentation If coupons tor the amou ut the
instalment Of interest dae thereon, at the time
the same is payable the coupons TO be attached
TO the bond when issued
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-03-05
MEADOW STREET. MONROE AVENUE.
COrnOratTOn Notice.

DUBLlC NOTICE is hereby gwen, thar
itis the intention OF the City Council
of the city OF Elizabeth, under and by
ac'tue OF the provisions of an act entitled IAN
act &c revis and amend the charter of the city oi
Elizabeth" approved March 4. 1863, 10 order and
cause Meadow street, from Magnolia street 10
Anna street. and Monroe avenue, from Meadow
street to Anna street, to be regulated, curbed and
gutIercd, and the sidewalks Gil side OF the
said streets 10 he tagged four feet wide in the
c,nt.e of each sidewalk.
Such persons az may object thereto are request
ed to pre- cut their objectiuns in writing, nj The
office OF the ST. eet Cnmmiosirntr, on or before
the expiratiOR OF two weeks from the date Of
this notice.
BY order Of the City Council.
L. H. HI GINS, Street Commissioner.
Dated, Elizabeth. February 25, 1869.