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TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

..--E CHARLESTON, July g. rlssI.
An extra meeting of the Charleston Dental
Association was convened this dey, by order Of
the president. quorum being present, the presi'
dent Dr. Theodore F. .Ghupein) stated the object
which had assembled us together. The president
requested DR.. ". s. Brown to take the chair, as he
desired TO bring before the meeting some resolu.
tions per inent to the occasion. Dr. j. 3. Patrick
was requested to act as secretary.
DR.. ChupeIn offered the following preamble anu
resolutions, which were unanimously adopted:
Whereas, Almighty God has seen fit, IN HIS
great wisdom, TO remove from amongst us an
estimab!e Christian gentleman and an accom-
plished member OF his profession; and, whereas,
In the death Of Dr. William Reynolds, this associa-
tIon and the profession Of dentistry have lost
worthy and honest member; be 1t =.
Resolred, That this association assembling as
II does to take action especially on tnls eYentl
deplore with unfeigned sorrow tne deatn Oh our
brother member DR.. VIM. Reynolds.
Resolved That in his death the procession OF
dentistry must feel the loss Of one In whom ~ can
look back to with prtde respect and Satisfaction:
Resolred, That as a tribute to the memory OF
the departed, and as q token OF respect que MS
position and rank, that blank page IN our
minute book be inscribed to ms @ memOry y,.,on, h.
Resolved That q copy OF these RESOLUTIONS os
forwarded to the family OF the deceased; and
lastly,
Resolred, Tha: these proceedings De pnonsneo
Acting Secretary.
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Hotel Arrivals-JuIy 4.
MILLS HOUSE.

MILLS HOUSE.
Andrew Jackson, N. o.; G. L. Heaton, N. Y.
n. Reed, Fla; G. II. Burhans, Long Branch; Fl
=. o'Neul, City; George O.. Post Savannah, Ca.
Thaddeus c. Andrews, Orengeburg, s. c.; P. B.
Tompkins, Miss; Willie Tompkins, Lancaster
County; NJ. ]. Browning, Charles S. Bull, Or
angeburg, s. c.; ]. Feeder Meyers, orangeburg,
News; W. o. jerks, n. Y.
PAVILION HOTEL.
G. A. Raysor, s. c.; W. J. Smith, Columbia,
CHARLESTON HOTEL
). L. E. Mcwhite. st. Mary's Ca; n. P. Dutton,
wife and daughter, Baltimore; ". s. Mowry, s,
,o.; o. T. Humphreys, o. 8. IL; John a. Speel
and lady, LAGRANGE, Ca; G. 3. Wright, Beaufort
9. c.; John Halle, Mrs. ". Halle and servant
F!a.; ]. N. Hlkley, 8. S. Empire. :.
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Auction Sales This Day.

= Lovndes & Grimball will sell at II o'clock, at
the old Postofnce real estate.
P. B. Lalane i Co. Will sell at ha1past
O'Clock, at his store, bacon, mackerel &c.
William Mckay will sell at 10 O'Clock, at his
store, furniture clothing, &c.
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CITY.4FFAIR-S.
Meetings This Day.

Pioneer Fire Company, at S P. II.
Charleston Board Of Trade, ats P. ii.
hook and Ladder No. !, at 8 P. NJ.
Delegates to Nominating Convention. at P. III.
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MOONLIGHT ExcuRsIoN.-The Washington
Steam Fire Engine Company viii so on moo1-
light excursion this evening on the steamer St.
Helena. The affair Is In the hands Of commit
Zee whose names insure pleasant time, and all
members, honorary, contributing and active,
should secure their cards OF invitation without de-
lay. The steamer will leave Market wharf ut
o,c,crf
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DESIRE to inform the people OF Charleston
and the country that they can buy better and
cheaper Sewing Machine from me than they can
elsewhere, and now ls the time, and No. 81 Queen
street is the place, to get frst.class Sewing Ma
chine, either new or second hand; 80 come one,
come ali, and let me serve you to No. Machine
junlo j. L. LuNsFoRD.
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The CONVENTION nominating conven-
ton, composed Of the delegates lately e!eclea
from each ward, meets this evening at the Me-
sonic Hall, at O'Clock. A great deal depends
upon the action OF this body, and it is hoped that
all the delegates will be present to perform the
duties entrusted to their care by the citizens.
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Z. Z. K.-The "Outrage Committee COM
menced their sessions in Columbia on Monaay III
the rooms OF the Supreme Court, at the state
house. Several witnesses were examined nom
different parts Of the State.
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BUSINESS ESvELoPEs.-THE NEWS Job Office
IL now prepared to furnish good envelopes, with
business cards printed thereon, stsi per thous'
and. Send yopr orders. Every merchant and
BUSINESS man should have his card printed on
niR envelopes,
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TIRE GREESyILLE RA1LRoAp.-In reference to
the rumor. lately published, Of the sale OF the
abo7e named road to the Pennsylvania Central,
the Columbia Pheaix Of yesterday says: ''The
Lau-ensyille Herald's statement relative to the
sale Of the Greenvine and Columbia Railroad to
the Pennsylvania Central is denied By the rail-
road officials. They feel fully competent TO run
the ynachinec,:,
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CLUBS AND SrARs.-Abraham Gadsden and
Stephney Jones, lodged as vagrants for sleeping
at the foot Of Calhoun street, and Robert Wickies
and R. n. Smalls, arrested on suspicion Of lar
ceny. are Es.d for examination.
Ben Hains the porter charged with stealing
bacon from Mr.. T. NJ. cater, vendue Range, was
turned over to trial justice.
!Julia Butler, a disorderly female, who assaulted
Betsey Prlngle, was sent to the House OF Correc-
tIon for five days.
Hetty Grant and Isabella Maginley, lodged for
fighting in McBride's lane, were sentenced each
to pay fine OF SO, or spend four days in the
House OF Correction.
Charles Dickens, for lying drunk in the street,
was sent to the House Of Correction for twenty
days.
A colored man, lodged for peddling fowls With
out license, and two boys, arrested LOT SWIM
ming in Gadsden's Greek, were discharged.
John Brown, who ushered in the Fourth BY
getting glorl,usly drunk on the street. explained
the situation, aud was discharged By the Mayor.
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BRIDGE FALLEN N.-While the crowd on the
Battery yesterday was largest, the north end OF
the bridge leading to the Bathing House gave
way under the weight Of the numerous specta.
tors standing upon it, and sunk into the water.
The fall was gradual, and the astonished lockers
on all succeeded in reaching the Battery, or re.
treating to the middle part Of the bridge. No one
WAC hnrt
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CRuaBs.-The Governor has appointed ]. j..
ynlepigue auditor Of Kershaw County.
Mr.. Chamberlain, the attorney general, deliver
ed Fourth Of July grafton yesterday In the Park
In Columbia.
The clerk Of the Mansion House In Greenvllie, q
young Scotchman, disappointed in love AFFAIR,
attempted suicide on Sunday-1rst by drowning
and afterwards by poison. He Is in dangerous
1condItien.
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RAN IN THE WRONG OIREcTloN.-A colored
prisoner, named Cannon, says the Columbia
Union OF yesterday after the verdict Of the jury, OF
guilty, had been rendered, and while being con-
peyed to the jail, broke from the officers and ran
like race horse. He was recaptured in the Vicin-
ity Of the Penitentiary, alter lively race. Poor
fool he need not have ran SO hard to get to the
Peniteatiary. He might have taken 1t easy, and
sell have reached his goal.
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ELECTION ANNOUNCEMENTS intended for pub
lication In The NEWS must in all cases, be pala
for in advance.
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BILL HEADS printed on fine paper at 50, 81,
IS, Sc so snd ss SO per thousand, according to
size, at TIE NEWS Job Office.
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NEW YORK LEDGER, WEEKLY, SATURDAY
NIGHT and FIRE SIDE COMPANION, six cents
copy, at No. 181 King street. mays:W
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BUSINESS NOTI Els.

SHIPPERS TO GEoRGErowS will notice in
another column that the Steamer Emile is this
day receiving freight at Commercial Wharf, and
will leave this night. at O'Clock.
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t BASE BALL MATCHES. IA match game of ball
was played yesterday on the Citadel Green be-
tween picked nine and the Gray Stocking Cub,
which resulted in the victory Of the latter cub,
the score standing Gray Stockings q, picked nine
q.
An interesting match also came OF yesterday
on Gadsden Green between tho Come Once More
and osceela Base Ball Clubs. The game was. well
contested throughout, and resulted in victory
for the osceoias by score Of 1S to !.
XSFhe base ball match between the youthful En-
)sd and Seminole Clubs OF the BALI Noon Bat
- yesterday, ended in the triumph OF the En-.
cfald. Score 1910 90.
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Anrtion 6aIes--fntnre paps.

By WIN. MCKAY.
YNO-MORROW, AT 10 O'CLOCK, WILL
i be sold, at No. Mary street, nearly opposite:
Elizabeth streetl
The FURNITURE Of q family declining house-
keeping, Consisting Of Superior PARL0R FUR
NITCRE in SILK Br0catelle, Marhle-top Centre Ia
Bile, Bedroom, Dining Room and Kitchen Furnt.
ture China Glassware Silver Spoons, Knives, &C..
One superior Dunham's) 7.octaye PIANO, large.
Mirror, Pictures, DC. --.., ....'f 1uly6
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BOARD OF TRADE.-An important meeting
of this body is called for This evening, at O'Clock.
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The ACADEMY OF Music GRAND GIFT Con-
oER1s, as advertised by Messrs. Butler, Chadwick,
Gary & Co.-Mr. Eben Coffin, sub.agcnt for this
splendid and attractive scheme is now prepared
to sell tickets for the same. Applications to be
made to him at the office Of Mr.. @. Clacius corner
East Bay and Central wharf, mayo
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n. M. MARSHALL 8 BRO. !:

II. NJ MARSHALL u BR0.
EsTATE SAEEBY ORDER OF THE EX-,
E ECUTOR.-Lot on Sullivan's Islsnd.
On Tuesday, 11th instant, at II O'Clock, VIII
be sold at the Old PoBtofnce, Broad street,
Ramsay. being the third Lot east Of Fort Moul.
trie. II Is In every respect one Of the most de-
girable on the island. -. ..s /
Conditions cash. Purchaser to pay auctioneer
for papers and stamps. ~ july-taWlm6
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FAST FRE1GHT.-The Nashville Union and
American, OF the lst inst, says: "There arrived
a. .de Chattanooga depot, on the soth ult., car
load Of coffee, soda and other freight, which was
shipped from New York via he Great Southern
Freight Line. 1t was only five and half days on
the way from New York, which is the fastest time
ever made by freight on that liae TO Nashville,
and perhaps faster than BY any other line. This
1ssght came By boat TO Charleston; and was then
shipped by rail over theSouth Carolina, the Geor-
gla, the western and Atlantic, and The Nashville
and Chattanooga Roads. The same car that left
Charleston arrived at Nashville, and the only re.
shipment waS9rom the boat st Charleston to the
railroad. The goods were for Nashville mer-
chauts.n
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The BLAcKFIsH BiNKs.-While the cele-
bratlon in the city was yesterday confined to the
colored citizens, the holiday was also enjoyed,
though in different way, BY many Of our msr.
chants and clerks. At an early hour the hsroor
was dotted with the white sails Of the numerous
crafts, making their way to the Blackfsh banks
On ths> banks the scene was lively, and tho fish
must thought 1t q holiday sure enough.
the caz& . and clear weather added to the
pleasare3 The day, and an immense number Of
the nry Inhabitants Of the deep attessed the dex-
terity Of the fishermen. Among the yachtson the
banks were the LouIy, the Eleanor, the Ella
Anna and the Meta. The Wild Cat and the Atalan.
to were also on the ground, and the Palmettoes
and s.onewalls on the handsome steamer formed
striking centre 10 the Aeet. a fac breeze in
the afternoon brought the various parties safely
and rapidly home again after enjoying fine
days sport. r=
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LOWNDES Il GRIMBALL,


TLIZA FOGARTIE, EXECUTRIx, VS..
ID BARTHOLOMEW GRAFTON.
BY virtue OF an order Of Hon. B. r. Graham In
the above named case, will orer st Public Sale,
at II O'Clock THIS DAY, July 9th, 1871, at the
Old Postof1ce. Charleston,
LIl that certain PIECE, PARCEL OR LOT OF
LAND with the buildings thereon, situate, lying
and being on the east side OF ST. Philip street, In
the City Of Charleston and State aforesaid, meas
uring and containing In front on said street
forty yeight feet more or less and In depth on the
north line one, hundred and ten feet, more or
less; thence running south on back Line thirty.nve
feet, more or less then running west thirty zone
feet six inches, more or less, thence running
south again twelve feet more or less, thence run
ming west again to the said street seventy tyaeven
feet, be the said dimensions more or less, beng
the same Lot conveyed by Eliza Fogsrtte, execu-
triX, to B. Grafton. 81 -.
Conditions -one-hslf cash; balance payable In
one year from date OF SALE with interest," 90 be Sc
cured by bond and mortgage Of the premises
Buildings TO be insured and policy assigned.
W. ST. JULIEN 5ERVEY,
july5 Referee.
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Assnrles.
Business Garns.

Business Qarns.
KNHE SUBSCRIBERS HAVING ESTAB-
LIsHED Commission House In Charleston for
the sale Of. all FARM PRODUCTS, would re.
spectrully solicit the patronage OF their friends
and the public. L. Z. GUNNER SUM-
,u,y4-a.psc No. 6s3 King street.
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day II!
The crowd on the Battery was now att height.
Beneath every tree and upon every bench an I'M.
promptu tent had been arranged, where the patri:
otc celeorauts could qusnch their thirst for glory
and small beer. Upon Meeting street, IN the
neighborhood, the Whole feet OF ashermen's boats
seemed TO have been suddenly capsized, and In
Vulnerable sails yet rigged to the mast With sheet
ropes and SPIRITS complete, formed convenient
shelters for the yenders OF Ice cream, soda water,
| cakes, melons, pindars, &c. AL the darkeys IN
| the city must have been on the ground, and appa-
rently not less than 5000 persons, Old and young
| little and big, were present.
After the Mayor had concluded, Congressman
DeLarge and Trial Justice r. ]. hackey addressed
the meeting at length The remarks OF the Con-
gressmap, though mainly political, were temper
ate and well advised and we're well received by
| his hearers.
The meeting now began to break up, aud the
fire companies left the Battery with their ma
chimes. AS the twilight SET In, the countless
| booths were Illuminated, and the whole garden
presented most animated appearance. The
vast crowd kept moving around among the
stalls, and the proprietors did good business.
About O'Clock the arrangements were COM
for an hour or more with every description OF
| fireworks. These were admirably manipulated.
Rockets, serpents Roman candles, &C., kept up an
unceasIng fire, and the crowd testified their won
der and pleasure by continuous cheers
Between nine and ten O'Clock the crowd began
tomove of in earnest The street cars we're packed
each Tip, and vehicles OF every description kept
plying backwards and foI wards, removing the
| stands and furniture Gradually the throng be.
came less, until at q late hour the Battery was
SILENT and only frequented by the more loving
couples, who were taking last moonlight prom.
enade. The celebration was marked by quiet
| and orderly department among all participating.
| The colored people had the whole affair in their
hands, and as hardly a white person could be
seen, they deserve all the credit for the peaceful
manner in which the day passed Of.
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ALGEBRA AND ARITHMETIC.
First honor, Miss Mccormack; exaquo. Misses
8. Jordan, Naomi Due and Maggie Bradley: sec.
ond honoL Miss Teresa MShagG eG@a Isp;a mfss Gni1'
Marie O'COnnor, Marie Cna4al anu ""iie 'N'A'
Division, First class-Flrst honor, Miss Lily Pei.
zer: exeuuo, Misses Sarah ]. Duny and Marie
sHaSu sn Sssss Sssaa Ella noPaI Fairly Ms and L9 Anps
Second Class-First honor. MISS MARY Mcmanus: n!i
| Second honor, Miss Annie Feehan; eX9quo, MISS
|sNora Walsh. Tuird honor, Miss Ellen moran;
eXauuo Misses Sarah Walsh and Mary nolan.
Division, Second Class-First honor, MISS b.
Commins; exaQuo, Misses Dora Deyereux, agnes
Cass, Mary COnroy and Florence Willisms. Sec.
honor Miss Lily e5sauG nars M,siss
Third Class-FirsJ honor, Miss Dora Aloers; e&,
aquo, Misses Cecilia Barb6t, Ellen Coroes and
Mary Makin.' Second honor. Fanny Sollee; exc
quo, Misses Ellen Brady, Mary Dennis, Loaiss a!ss
Marie Guillemln; exaquo, Misses Aneta pou]ealaa,
| Mary Mernaugh, Louisa Baroot and Julia Mat
| theWs. Fourth honor, Mary Quail; exaqno;
Misses Mary Duuning, Mattie Armstrong anu
Marie Wilson.
Vocal solo, 80 Brightly shines joys Rainbow
Light iron Opera II Collonelo,l song BY Miss
Marie Trouche; accompaniment By Miss Lily Pei
Fer.
First Class-First honor Miss Aimar; exaque.
Misses Commlns, O'Connor and Ohazal.
"Second Clacs-First honor, Miss Marie Gull
mette; exequo, Misses Sarah J. Duffy and Lily
Oneill. Second honor, Miss Lily Drake; ex@quo,
Misses Louisa Jordan, Maggie Bradley and Fanny
So.lee.
DrATING.
First honor, Miss Chazal. Second honor, MISE
Aimar; eX&quo, Miss Jordan.
Second Class-Firsr honor, Miss Dora Devereux
exauuo Misses Lily Pelzer aud Sarah ]. Dudy
Second honor, Miss Mary Shea; exsquo, Miss
Agnes Cass.
Third Class-Flrst honor, Miss Mary Deighen
exRquo, Mls4 Fanny Sollee. Second honor, MISE
Annie Eeehan; e4R4uoS@lss Ellen Moran.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-21
REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRB. Thursday. April 20, 1871.


There was q large attendance at the Ex-
change this morning, and considerable interest was
manifested by buyers. Muller, wilkins CO. sold por-
ton Of the real estate belonging to the estate Of the ate
Charles NJ Connolly, and also hat belonging the estate
the late j. L. Jones. James M. Miller s0ld lot and
brick building known No. 1T Elevcnh-st and two
twostory AID brick buildings known rs Nos. 10 and S33
slxthavc H. r. Fairchild sod house and plot Of ground
corner and Eighty fourt-st The plot belonging
10 the Connolly estate located the Grand Plaza corner
Of FTynintst and Broadway comprising 10 lots, was
offered In lot at upset price OF si5G but as no
bid was made the property was wltna%h anI VIII e 6e
offered again In short time Dy INC ths'o io1 Inc
property sold brought fair prices.
All IaoOkyn Jacob Cole. auconeer. sold tho following
fins and Wioughbyavcs, with 2-story frame house.
$3.50; one lot IN Hickory.st near naroyave 1U1S9 % p
vision ave, 2Ox7o, with 2story and basement franc
house 5o no. 81 Highest. XIII 2story house 500;
two lots on afayette-avc near broadway eaeh lOxlOo
for 900: plot on Bushwiek Bouevar near rieene
ave, in all eight lots, 25xloo aud ye frame hosc, sx.
600 In Flatbus. four lots in Prospectst eacn aSx
lis COO Also four lots Lottst, same slLe N,1oo
Also three lots on yernon-st. for 5000 ,,o
c? IT. n OF Eghtyfourtst each 2Ox75 for $l6 go Also
Ave lots, corner Of sixth.ave and Onc-huhTodahu
The Amshoase property beGnging to Baltimore County
sold yesterday at the Exchange salesr9% py a1sc rec
tlon OF tho Commissioners OF Ba!iimorS C9Iy' ocras
property embraced l119 acres oil land No. - aclg
binding on tle sae 81 e AZ tbe nrion
OF the Potomac Railroad Company, beauiuiy l0ea.eo
for building purposes and by tho extension ci ~
property purchased by Thomas O. scbarf for $500 per
acre. amounting to $4,000 No was dyled mo ,nsee
uarceIs-lrst lot Containing 354 acres tho Blooming
ton-aye and embraces oil tho buildings known a. the
"AlfnshouseD purchased by VIM. s. Rayner and James
Bronmei for S26Oo per acre. amounting 10 Soi2jo Also
% acres adjoining east Of the buildings, ara bndine on On
So s1o per acre smornting TO $1,000 Also, 2i acres
north OF the Improved portion adjoining Known as .ne
Run lo purchased by A. B. Patterson, at 800 per are
nnounting 10 SIsG25 Also, No g. 6t acres, adlolning
No. part within the city limits, and by the feso
OF Lapyap, ,Adams, Thompson, Whartman, JVhnhon
Merriman Rentaon and Sndlwoodsts VIII run tnrousn
this property and also many Of SAID streets - WI w INT n
amounting to Slis 5O The whole amount OF sae5 WlS
S3il, Cos. lDa'1inioio SN-' N-E-
New-York tribune., 1871-04-21
Carpets, De0oiuo, 1nrniiure, &c
gorucra!ion Notices.
CORPORATION N

CORPORATION NOTICE.-Public notice is
~ h.ss, e'sn 70 iLe owner o. orn,fi gs ,s o. q ,s
losss assessment, e lodged The
i~POs LAYING nS,taeIy ofoae-
2Fo isyirg erovsk First at the rOre ie Of One
hyng o.srsi F'save the Ouihery side o. oHs
I~For laying erogalh Fa5. the ,Ouh sIi' Of One
huDdreisna. .tGinesu.h-.t observation-disclosures
lsI1s t;ss az ''r' Tie h0'He'' soc one
e-fer fssHs Hoeiy a.o Of Fyur.h. between Broadway
7-for setting ard srier and tagging between
G~Fof Juos basin northeast Of Oas hundred aGwsay
S-For Iang .ouhwy Of olehuni'si AaitTsny
Por siiss tsau poh~e corucr Of ,veuy.
i~FO tuaE basin southeast Of OonshuaardInatweat
lFo bqtas balm northwest Of on.bupire twenty
i5"For building sever in Fr,e between Tiryal;h ani FOr
m-Fo bul. In Fsvs between FOry.llaA sni F;fch-
sTo bung ,ver Fr',,- tety.s Houston ard Tlt 't'
l6fo building sever oaslghdTe1 aeeTen'L between lIs'
'n Faf Ssns sewer Ia Ctrye bet~eea De,pcey aud Rs
Is"por burs sever IA Eghts Eah ard rentbares between
Fy nuh ard seTneh-ss Seth Sirtylrt sriysfcord
Sryri syoarh, SIanh. and siItysiI;hts beNeea Eshb
The limits e,or.ed b, ss ,s.sn.' i5clats ~ hs .,v.r,l
houses and lots Of ground vacant lots pieces and parcels Of land s
Iii. nOIh.ry .d. ef tewecn
redsad eleventh to One la9drei-snd tselnh . e,
ave- snd bo fes Of Fintsye from onslpoirand
twelfth 10 One hunireisbdfhneenthst
3he southerly between Second
and both d fis,srs, from oashundresnl
eleventh o One hundred and.tse!ih.st ~
tile souLy hundred and thireeu.hs, between
and both sides Of FrAye Onc hand
red nd-tselth 10 One hundred snd. thirteeuthst.
sIhe noT.ey aide Of One hundred nd hrenhst between
and snd both sies Of from One hund
red aud thirteenth 10 0Hehanir -io lseeath.st
6Tbe noheTy SIDE Of EJfeurhs S., between Broadway and
Serenih-are
nOrbery side Of BghenhG st. between Frs. and Second
nhh and the sogbey side Of
sh-s between Ith and Sirtbsyes
hundred between
Sixth and SeVenves ard westerly Gde Of sixth from Onohund
red and OhebgIdTed sEit senty -bfth-s
l0The block bounded by Sixth and SeTenaye1 and Onennid
1.-THE easery eide VI ShAye betwee, Onehundre twenty
fourth and One hundred and. wenty- dfth sis
Irhe poheriy side hundred twenty NH betweea
Seventh and Eghthayes.
the norhery side Of Forebs. between First and Seeobdsye
H-Boh sides Of Pssye. between Forty ninth and
the noeI SIDE Of the soubeTy side Of Fy second
and both sides Of Fde,h and Ry 6 between ftsye And Bast
River .
Of Avenue A, from Second 10 lbrist.
1es hundred from Pirst 10 Fourth
hies Of from Delaney 70 Rrnctops
l9Ihe property bounded BY hy snsh sui Sevenuehs, and
Eghtb-ave and the Nottb River.
All persons affected BY the aboysnamsd
and opposed to tie either Of hem requested
present their objections 10 writing 20 Richard Tweed Chairman Of
the Bosd OF their Once 10 CHATHAM St within thirty days
from ths date OF ,his notice. RICHARD TWEED,
THOMAS II. AsTpN Board Of
MiER MYERS.
FRANCIS A. SANDS
Roar ofA Asssss Tori Apnl 4.