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LIGHT. H.HGHT.! LHGHE!!!
The Mississippi HydrO-CarbOn
l.as Li%hf GOmnanX.

A RE now prepared to erect their machines
N in Hotels, Churches, Public Buildings,
and Private Houses, throughout the State Of
Mississippi.
These machines are automatic and furnish
a light of 90 candles power at cost of one
cent per hour. They can be furnished with
from to 500 lights They occupy little space
"a twenty light machine being about the size
of whisky barrel They are perfectly safe
and the light both in quantity and quality far
exceeds the common coal gas.
They now exhibition at the Compa-
ny's Works in Jackson, corner Capitol and
President streets, and in Canton, at Wolf
Mayors, Merchants Exchange.
Send for Circulars and you will buy ma
chine and avoid the dangers and ineO""en-
fences of coal oil and bad gas.
j. GREEN President.
iuly2071w1y JOS. KAUFMAN, Supt.
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A. y. Wagner, Meridian. afand Marshs
! ratn,l French, Jackson Grand Guardian
A. Wampold, Natchez, Grand Conductor
deo- Hardin, Cold Water Grand Herald
Fast Grand Master j. l.. Milton, wa:
chosen Grand Representative To Grand
Lodge United States. Past Grand Master
Barrows, holds over for another year by
virtue OF his previous election a. Grand
representative for two years.
The Grand Master made the following APP
pointments:
WORTHY DISTRICT DEPUTY Ora Nd MASTERS.
Dist No. l, Lodges Nos. 81, 81, 50, 80,
80, 92-J- :. Cain, Okolona-
Dist. No l, Lodges Nos. y, %, 64-W-
j. Howell, West Point.
Dist. 3, Lodges Nos. 10, Sc. A Evans,
| Columbus
Dist. No 4, Lodges Nos. 20, 50, 81. Ell.
+. Carter, Enterprise.
Dist. No. s. Lodges Nos. l, ,, 10, I2-I
| L. Hart, Grand Master
Dist. No. 8, Lodges Nos, 3, s, Is, 42-Jas
I. McCown, Vicksbure...
Dist, No. I, Lodges Nos. II, 80, go J.
l.. Power, Jackson
Dist No. 8, Lodges Nos. -, IS, 93-Wm.
cunningham, Summit.
Dist. No. 9, Lodges Nos sc, So, Sc 10,
59-E. c. Ely, Walden.
Dist. No. 10, Lodges Nos. a. 81, 50, @
w. II. Wilburn, Senatobia
Dist. No. II, Lodges Nos. "a, SO, 22-
Thos. HI. White, Satartia.
Dist. No. II, Lodges Nos. ~, -, 62-J.
}. Durham, kosciusko.
Dist. No. Is, Lodges Nos. 5, II, %, 81
N. Eiseman, Fayette.
STANDING COMMITTEES.
CreAentioL CoDsa,ittee-D. p Black, J. T.
McCown, w. J. Howell.
Fiscal Conamittee.-Chas. Lehman, r. H.
Sproles, L. w Whtsey
Legislature C0HtIniHee-Ira J. Carter L.
X. Barber, :. G. Cochran.
judicial Co0lnittee-D y. Barrows, J. p.
krecker, j. l.. Power.
,Selpe,rtsory Comu,jffee-E. V. Early, T.
j. Hanes. j. b. Walton
The Grand Sire returned his thanks TO the
Grand Lodge for the personal kindness as
well the official courtesies of which he
had been the recipient.
The Grand Lodge adjourned sine die to
meet at Canton, ON the first Tuesday after
10Th July, 1878
OFFICERS GRAND ENCAMPMENT.
J. 5. Cain, Okolona Grand Worthy Pa |
triarch.
NJ. Eiseman Fayette, Grand High Priest. |
+. V Early, Meridian, Grand Senior
Warden.
w. H. N1Iburn, SenatoDla, Grand Ju- |
Nor Warden.
VIM. Crutcher, Vicksburg, Grand Treas |
urer. i
r. B. Mayes, Yazoo City, Grand Scribe.
Sam'l French, Jackson, Grand Sentinel.
STANDING COMMITTEES
Acco,mts,-D. P. Black, c. \. Simpson, c.
Lehman.
G,,erionces-L. X Barber, J. T. McCown, |
w. j. Howell.
Coatermce.-D. n. Barrows, r. w. Whit
sey, J. p. Krecker.
SuPerrisioa.-Geo X. Birchett, T. J.
Hanes, G.. A. Evans.
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Iarrant's Elerrescent SeIlner Aperient

Turn its reserves of latent strength and
vitality into active, vital capital with that
most agreeable of all tonics that mildest of
evacuants the most genial of stomachics,
that most salubrious of exhilerants. 1t puts
dyspepsia and biliousness to flight, cures
constipation, braces the nerves, clears the
brain, and refreshes, teammates and puri-
fies the whole physique. Sold by all drug
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BALDWIN, PRRNrIss Co., MISS,
Sd July, i672 !
PROPOSALS will be received by the I'M
i dersigned, until the 18th inst, for the sale
of Auditors Warrants, amounting to 81 400.
The proposals can be made for this purchase
with State Certificates of Indebtedness, or
U. s. Currency, or both.
j. S. THOMPSON, Supt Education.
P. R. H0YLE, Treasurer
In,lr @ rr9t
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BILLIARD TABLES
For Sale.

THREE FINE BILLIARD TABLES will be
l. sold at Jackson, ON the oath August, 1872,
to the highest bidder, for cash. BY Angelo
Miaxxa's admlx.
July 10, 1872 watsw1t
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| LIVER
|DISEASE.I


DY virtue of decree of the Chancery
I'D Court for First District of Kinds county,
at April Term, 1872, l will sell for cash. AT the
City Hail. 9n the 81 day OF June next, the
'ollowing lands belonging to the estate Of
John I. Sorsby. deceased, viz;
The west half northeast quarter and cast
half northwest quarter and northwest quarter
of southeast quarter, and about ~ acres in
the north end Of east half southwest quarter,
and southwest quarter OF north west quarter,
in Kinds county, of section 3, township b,
range l east, and the east half southwest
quarter and west half southeast quarter of
section 81. township I, range ] east, lying in
Madison county, Miss, containing about 46G
acres.
F. s. HUNT, Executor
may3swltw4t John T. Sorsby, decd.
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Citation Notice

Chancery Court, First District, Kinds coun-
ty, Mississippi. July Term, a. H. 1872.
New Series. NO. go.
In the matter of the estate of MARY DALEY,
deceased.
To Antonio Bellanger wife of CHARLES f.
Bellanger, fremont, Nebraska and all
other persons interested in said estate.
N0U are hereby cited to be and appear at
Il the October Term of the Chancery Court
for the First District of Kinds County, to be
holden in the Chancery Court room, in the
city of Jackson, on the third Monday in Octo-
Der, the first day of the term, then and
there to show cause, if any YOU can, why the
final settlement of Charles II. Manship, adj
ministrator OF the estate of Mary Daley de-
ceased, should not be allowed, and the said
discharged.
BY order of the Courl.
MURRAY PE4TON. Clk.
BY CHAS. CLARK, II. c.
July Il, \. ID. lS72w4t
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An ounce of preventive is worth pound
of cure. To prevent chill and fever, take
Simmons Liver Regulator.
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Are You IA BankruPt:-Do not re-
sent this question, reader. 1t is not an i'm
pertinence. We have no right to inquire
INTO your business affairs, and don't intend
to- But are You Bankrupt in Health? If
so, recruit, regulate and renOvate your in
solvent system with
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MARRIED.

At the residence of DR.. T. J. Catchings,
by Rev. jesse WoodalI, July 18th, 1872, Mr..
A. z. RosE and Miss BETTE SHERRoD, all
of Kinds county.
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Tuition for day scholars, per month, D w
Music, on the Piano, per month, .......-... 90
On the Guitar, :" ........... 4 90
On the Violin. - 3 90
The Annual Term of this school is divided
into two sessions of 20 weeks each. The fall
session opens January 30th. This school
claims as the ground of its unparalleled pros
perity and success the following advantages:
Retirement from the hustle and temptations
of towns; thoroughness of instruction and
discipline; a complete college course and
graduation with but little more than half the
ordinary expense; comfortable homes aud
good plain fare, at lower rates than offered in
schools of its grade; the competition and en-
uatlon of the two sexes, separate in boardi n q
and study, hut together in recitation and lit
erary exercises; access to the largest and best
selected library in the State outside of the
University; participation in the exercises of
large, healthy, and working Literary SOci-
ETY.; contact with active minds, drawn from
five to eight surrounding States; frequent
lectures moral and scientific subjects by
members of the faculty, accompanied by
practical illustrations, with Church and Sab
bath School privilege every Sabbath. A course
of penmanship and bookkeeping taught with
out extra charge. Students of all ages taken
and thoroughly taught. Students passed at
half fare on the NJ. & o. r. r.
Baggage wagons will be at Loekhart Sta
ton, on the NJ & 0. Railroad, September 18th
18th and 14th, also January Both and 3lst, for
free transportation for students and visitors
For further particulars and circulars, ad-
dress,
j. L. COOPER,
DELEvILLE, NJ S.
July q vim Via Lauderdale Station
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LAND NOTICE

HNHEfollowing described lands being remain
l. ing portion of Choctaw Orphan Reserva-
tan, are subject to purchase at the United
States Land office, jackson, Miss, at prices
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lIFENTIoN, GREELEY CLUB You
y, hereby notified that there will be a reg
= meeting OF the Club at the CITY HALL,
~, morrow Wednesday, evening at s18
NOcA' A full attendance is earnestly
sed' All persons friendly to the cause
~. cordially invited to be present lat the
L. C. GUM,
'ohN I. HULL, President.
Secretary.
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Mule Stolen +!

IRON my place, miles west of Jackson, on
II Thursday night, July 18th, q medium
brown bay
MARE MULE
In good order, a gray spot on the rump, name
and tail not trimmed since January last. A
liberal reward viii be paid for the mule
Jyl9sw2tw1t Il. 0. DIXON.
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W. w. WISHART,
jackson Stove Depot.
SOLE AGENT FOR THE
GhRI-tcH- OnlE @tDNn.

Charter Oak stove.
MANUFACTURES or
Copper, Tin and Sheet Iron Ware
Wholesale price as low as any house iu the
United States.
All kinds Of PUMPS-Cisfern, Wooden.
Force and Deep Well Pumps.
A full assortment OF HOUSE FURNISH
ING GOODS.
ROOFING, GUTTERING ana CDRNICE
WORK guaranteed.
The COPPER SCROLL LIGHTNING ROD
Rest pat zap In City or Country.
A large assortment of JHpuned Ware T0i-
let Sets, Bath Tubs, Water Coolers etc.
apl2sw6m
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III. L. DUNCAN,
TTORN AT LAW

WATER VALLEY. MISSISSIPPI
"TILL praeticeih the courts 0fLafayette
w Pamela, Yalobusha, Calhoun, and
Pontotoc counties, and the Federal court for
the Northern District of the State, and Su-
preme Court at Jackson.
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.,,a Hull MALE AND FEMALE
Rev. j. l.. Cooper, the Princi-
.a.s Institute, is live educator
80. % make his school a success, and
nifty successful in his ambition.
aftbe many advantages which Mr..
''- rIsfms for Spring Hill Institute are
e. il forth in his circular published in
~. column. to which attention is re-
..5 The next annual term opens Sep
.-J4h
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uNGON FEMALE COLLEGE.
OXFORD. MISS.

REV. c. III. BELL, ID. D., PRESIDENT.
The next Session will open Sept. 18th, 1872.
Total Expenses
For Boarding, Washing, Fuel, Lights
and Attendance with English and
Classical tuition for FIVE months, -. S130 90
Tie same including French, ............... 142 80
Tuition in Music and Art Department usual
rates. The attachments Of its graduates, and
the excellent quality of its patronage, attest
the efficient training in English Classics,
Music and Fine Arts, secured in this College.
Boarding pupils enjoy the unprecedented priv
ilege OF studying in their own rooms by good
fires Apply for Catalogues.
L. G.. BURNEY.
July D s&wlm Secretary.
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& c. R.R.-Natchez rejoices
= rival of an engine and construc-
U. ar this road. We trust that it
IT, many months before it comes
.,to Jackson.
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Iunnzmmmmz The symptoms of Liver Com
Splaint are uneasiness and pain
lin the side. Sometimes the
oVMOmnNTc #pain is in the shoulder, and is
Nd | MT III MD mistaken for rheumatism. The
Stomach is effected with loss OF
appetite and sickness, bowels
uuuwuumu.suu.w-sxzNin general costive, sometimes
alternating with lax. The head is troubled
with pain, and dull, heavy sensation, consd-
cradle loss of memory, accompanied with pain
full sensation OF having left undOne something
IMmmRzM5whchO ought to have been done.
SOtcn complaining OF weak
LIVER ness debility, and low spirits.
Sometimes many of the above
a Ssymptoms attend the disease,
WnTGEANE Mand at other times very few Of
them; hut the Liver is gener-
kGrsunuamuz.ezwNally the organ most involved
Price, 81 90 per package; sent by Mail post
age paid, 81 %; prepared, ready for use, III
bottles, 81 80
Manufactured only by
y. II. ZEILIN n Co.,
Macon. Ga, and Philadelphia.
For. sale by all DI.u&GiStss-
mars9- "
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-.1EEIy. a. HOFFMAN, NEWS
~lsessrs. @1rHTIsISe AGENTS, No. SOUTH S.reet:
ND ere Il ar 551sss
ssYertise me- 1ussted 10 leave their favors with
iste lV This irm has exceptional iseiIites ior
g.-rg RdYeTiSei1 y.bo desire to advertise IN out
n ID reieLr.nss Especially those having real estate
itsan p l4ese gentlemen.
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I'VE have had the pleasure
It'' =, o1r office Singleton Garrett,
li-'l'.s c.oton Mail, Capt. Tom Pettus
l4t q and Hon. Mr.. Harris, M. c.,
A'.''- xortbern District of Mississippi.
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,r,posed subscription to the Nat
ID Jackson railroad was defeated in
county. Should another effort be
raeomnend a little less counting
1 .uop~ Merriman Howard, and his
- GOOD deal more Difference to the
.- ,.v-paging element of the county.
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For further particulars, Address
WM. III. ANDERSON. NJ. D..
Jy23w3m Dean of the Faculty.
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x-Eyery genuine box of DR..
yrs LIVER PILLS bears the
= FLEMING BROS, and
.,yate United States Stamp.
u T., M other" The market is
-;tations. may9w6m
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20 "a TIl u s.
r
al o he i rumen scauu0t D. excel y any
A large Of secondhand hand
o
contain esof tuey hun u
hunire North Caroiui ou DO
strlI g. m
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NOT DEAD BUT SLEEPETH. Some
tmr friends are anxiously inqui:ing after
Pilot reporter. They fear that as he
lard nothing OF the disgraceful affair so
.-Iata Radical Beat mass meeting which
-s held IN this city last week,
.5etbing has 1efaIlen him. To all such
aries we reply he is not dead but sleep
Neither is he ku Kluxed or confined
.g6htion of the enforcement act, only
.sping of the effects of his stretch of
..dnaton INDUCED in in his report of
.o-ealed Fourth of July Celebration
li0 bis account of the Greeley Ratifica-
5l Torch-Iight Procession which came off
PIE Oh the night of the 10th inst. Only this
nothing more.
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NNsUEGAt. GOH.EHssE OE Ala.
w RAMA
AT MOBILE.

FACULTY:
George A. Ketchum, NJ D., Professor Of the
Science and Art of Medicine
F. A Ross, NJ. D. Professor OF Materia Medi-
and Therapeutics
VIM. H. Anderson, NJ. d, Professor of Physi-
ology-
j, I. Gilmore, NJ. D.. Professor of Surgery.
Jerome Cochran NJ. D., Professor of Chemis-
try
E. P Gaines, NJ. D., Professor of Clinical Med
icine.
Goronwy Owen, NJ. D., Professor of Obstetrics
and the Diseases of Women and Children.
VIM. II. Ross, NJ. D.. Professor af Anatomy.
g. A Moses. NJ. D., Adjunct Professor of the
Science and Art of Medicine.
E. II. Fourier. NJ. D., Adjunct Professor of
Materia Medica and Therapeutics.
Caleb Toxey. NJ. D.. Demonstration of Anatomy.
Alfred II Ketcbum, NJ D. Assistant Demon
strator of Anatomy.
Rhett Goode, NJ. D., Curator of the Museum.
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SPRING HILL MALE AND FE.
- MALE INSTITUTE.
H Il R VI -:

for 20 weeks, -. SIOO 90
Tuition for day scholars, per month, 49, ) 90
Music, the Piano, per month, .......-... 90
On the Guitar ........... 90
On the Violin, ........... 3 90
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TINS N0STGoMERY WHITE SULPHUR
-ca.-A letter from this delightful
-,tgiB retreat, in Montgomery county,
informs us that there are now three
aired and fifty visitors at the Springs.
rrifer speaks III the most enthusiastic
...ofthc many comforts and convenient
which abound at the White Sulphur,
"A If the great medicinal virtues OF
ebaigbeate ana limestone springs.
4 ..s springs are located in the very heart
.+e Alyghany Mountains, and are Access
f. % from all points. The price of board is
.,0aable enough--forty dollars per month.
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BABIES! BABIES!
CARRIAGES for little Bahies-plenty Of
~ them. At III. IL. STEERS. 92iy
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The Principal, attracted by the enterprise
refinement, intelligence and morals of the
people the health and other superior advan-
tages Of the locality, resigned the chair of
Mathematics IN one OF the first Colleges of the
South and has established, on a perma-
nent basis, at Slate Springs, a Collegiate In
stitute, providing for the thorough intellec-
tual and moral culture of the youth of both
sexes.
An elegant and commodious building afford
ing ample accommodation for three hundred
students will be completed al early day.
\ Music Department will be provided as
soon the new building is completed.
For special information, address the Prin-
cipal,
SLATE SPRINGS.
July23 w3m Calhoun Co.. Miss.
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"a. II il the safest
Press made; no ropes.
PnlIeys, tog-lInks or cOgs
TO break and endangcr
Ire or cause delay.
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GLATE SPRING SEMINARY,
SLATE SPRING, MISS.
THE FIRST ANNUAL SESSION OF THIS
Institution will begin on the
First Monday in September, 1872.

TUITION:
From SO to $25 per session, of five months,
payable Semi-Annually.
Boarding SO per month, exclusive of Lights
and Washing.
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DIR. TUFTS Hair Dye imparts Life to TIL
Hair.
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THE UNRIVALLED BROOKSl
WROUGHT-IRON


LIST. Because the most
simple IN construction,
the most durable and
the easiest operated by
hand or horse.
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State Warrants for Sale!

MURRAY PEYTON. Clerk
iv2Jw4t By CHAs CLARK D. c.
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alternating with lax. The head
with pain, and dull, heavy sensati
cradle loss of memory, accompanied
full sensation OF having left undOne
The New York herald., 1872-10-10

q soss sssS"a sn d: ss:
e as%s Ss.R %
Both sides OF Eighth street. from Broadway n Forh
to the extent OF half the block the mterscctns
Block S ON the Ssuin 70 wstsr
z. Both sides of Watts street. from Cana, to wcst
street to the extent half the block on the
q s sfs se SCeE Ed s
o Both sides OF Elghteth street. from Second to Third
avenue to the extent of half the block the nersccns
10 Both SIDES of rinynrst street from Broadway to
Eeh.h avenue TO the extent OF half the block the
IL Bo6 sides Of Fifty with street from Eighth to Tenth
avenue to the extent Of hall the block tho inerseog
s Both , sides s of from SIKH to Tenth
70 Hudson River 70 the extent OF half the block the
intersecting streets w..
@ hsf i the oa tho
10 Both sides OF s,uyvcsant streat, from second 10
Thd avenue to the extent of half the block the inter
l6 Iot sides of Ninth street, from Second to Third
to the extent OF half the block the ntcrsectng
The easterly side of Sixth avenue, from rncth to
s Both sides of Finy-nnh street, from Broadway to
70 Both sides OF soventy-scvcnth street. from Third to
Both sides Of lssd street. from Third to Fourth av
81 bon siucs OF rfty-ninh street. from Ninth to Tenth
22 Both sides of racth street, from Fifth to Madison
23 Both sides of Tenth street. from avenue to East
a Both sides of sovcntyiourh street from First
26 Both sides OF lish street. from First avcnuc to avo-
20 Both sides Of Finy-sixth street, from Seventh ave-
nue. TO Broadway.
The easteriy side of First from Thirtythird
% Both sidcs OF Fiftynnth street. from First avenue
tcrsecting streets.
70 Both sides OF Twenty second street. from Eleventh
avenue to Hudson River.
80 Both sides OF Forty sixth street. from Eleventh
, avenue to Hudson river.
81. Both sides Of Hudson street. from Bank 10 West
Twelfth street. and from Horatio to Ganseyoort street.
TO First avenue.
IS Both sides Of Fifty sixth street. from Second to Third
avenue.
The property bounded by Eighth and Tenth avenues
and seyentythird and Eighty sixth streets "S'
~ phe PROPERTY bounded by Bowcry and East River
S7 Both sides Of Ninth avenue Fifty to Fifty
seventh street both sides OF Ffty-sevcnth and Fifty
eighth streets from Ninth to Eleventh south
nue. and the caserly side of Tenth avenue from Fifty.
eighth to Fittyninth street.
All persons whose interests affected by the above
namod assessments and who opposed hc same or
either OF te are requested to present tep objections
In writing to Thomas B. Asen Chairman Board of
ASSESSORS at their Office, 10 Chatham within thirty
days from tho date OF this notice ,,.,.
RICHARD TWEED
FRANCIS A. SANDS
JOHN TYLER KELLY,
Board of Assessors.
OFFICE BoARp or ASSESSORS,
New YORK, Oct, y, 1872.