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THE UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD.

To THE EDITOR rHE HERALn:-
Can you tell your readers why the Union Pacific
Railroad in their annual report dated March TO- 1875
publish the earnings for November. 1874 ST. oo0 $685.
but when comparing the earnings OF November 1875,
with those OF the previous year put the figures for
November 1874, at $s76 SIS, thereby showing an in
crease this year. whereas If the figures in the ua
report correct there would be decrease
New YORK, Dec l3 1875 INQUIRER
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THE BIBLE IN PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

A PETITION FOR ITS SUPPRESSION TABLED.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. Ia, 1876.
The Board OF Public Education It's meeting to-day
received communication from the secretary OF or
ganzaton styled the Liberal League" with resou-
ton adopted by the "League" petitionng the Board
10 prohibit the use Of the Bible in the public schools
The reading OF the communication and resolution
created considerable stir, and aft Ter remarks by
eral members the subject tabled the vote being al
most unanimous TO dispose OF II in that way
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FAILURE AT INDIANAPOLIS.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, rec. Il, is

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Tee H. 1875
The indianapolis Brass and Supply Company made
an assignment to-day for the benefit Of their creditors
Their assets placed s120 00o with liabilities OF
$50 600 The failure caused by the hrms inability
10 make collections About 100 men are thrown Of
employment bv this failure
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The performance was exceptionally fine Miss Fanny
Davenport appeared to great advantage, and Miss
Sydney Cowe admirable. Mr.. Charles Fisher has
rarely played better, and Mr.. Hardenberg, the
Tramp, made great hit These sterling actors with
John Brougham and Mr. James Lewis (whose
tremely amusing personaton ably seconded by Mr.
John Drew the stage together was no ordinary
pleasure The scenery magnificent and deseryedly
annlauded
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CHINESE IMMIGRATION.

OF
THEREON.
SACRAMENTO Dec a. 1875.
concurrent resolution has been introduced
the Senate asking Congress to modify
our treaty with China by restricting 1t to
commerce alone There is scarcely division OF
sentiment here to the necessity for this as almost
all classes feel that continuance OF Chinese mmgra-
ton only result in ruin the material interests OF
the State The resolution Will likely pass both houses
unanmously
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A SEASON OF GIFTS Is APPROACHING, AND IF
there present. that Intelligent lady prefers
other ID is q Of elegant FURs such be obtained
either Of KNoXS stores No 2i3 Broadway No $50 Bread
way or in the Fifth Avenue Hotel
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record win show the changes in the
temperature for the past twenty four hours, in com.
parison with the corresponding OF last year, as
indicated BY the thermometer a. Hudnuts pharmacy,
HkRAlD 3ulidfnr,-
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ACTUALLY WITHOUT RIvAL-THE ELASTIC
TRUSS COMPANY 6s3 Broadway, with their beautifully
effective appliance retain worst ruptures comfortably night
and day till soon cured Sold cheap.
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THE SHORE LINE ACCIDENT.
NEwroRr, R. l., Dec. IA, 1877

NEWPORT, r T., Dec. IL, 1875.
The stonngton Railroad Company have offered re.
ward Of $500 for the arrest Of the person who At
tempted TO wreck the Shore Line train near Westerly
yesterday
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GERMANY.

BERLIN, Dec IA, 1875.
In the Rechstag to-day the clauses of the Penal
Code Amendment bill, directed against offences similar
to Van Arnm's passed second hearing.
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BEAUTIFUL AND NATURAL BROWN OR
black.-BOSwELL 4 WARMERS "CoLoRITIc ron THE
HAIR" Depot, No Dey street.
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A-HERALD BRANCH OFFICE, BROOKLYN
corner Fulton avenue and Boerum street.
Open from 3 A. NJ. TO 3 +. M.
On sunday from to 8 p. N.
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a FRAGRANT BREATH AND PEARIY TEETH

A FRAGRANT BREATH AND PEARLY TEETH
easily obtained by cleansing your teeth daily with that
Justly popular dentifice sozopoST Composed anti
septic herbs IL imparts whtenes the teeth delicious
breath and preserves intact from youth old
the teeth Acidty of the stomach will destroy the
don't this pure tooth wash protects e dental surfaces
by removing impury that adheres to them. Ask
your druggist for Sozodont
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A-sENsIRLE HOLIDAY PRESENTS.

ALL THE PROOF ENGRAvINGs, ELEGANTLY
framed choicest subjects imported much less than usual
prices. BRADLEY'S, II Liberty street.
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A-BUCHU.-KEARNEY'S EXTRACT BUCHU IS
admitted by eminent physicians to be the best remedy the
world Sold everywhere.
The New York herald., 1875-12-15

BUY YOUR FURs OF THE INSTANTANEOUS
FUR COMPANY No 7eI Broadway opposite Grace church.
the cheapest place she city large assortment Of sxAL
SAcouEa And sara
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Heavy assurances Effected on the Cargo
Of the MOSel by Thomas.
His Plan Of Leaving the Vessel at
Southampton.
The Would-Be Assassin an
American Speculator.
Complete List Of the Killed and
Wounded.

Wounded.
ESPECIAL DESPATCH TO THE HERALD BY CABLE. ]
LONDON, Dec. IA, 1875.
The Weser Zeitomg newspaper, of Bremen,
rorroborates the statement of the man
Thomas, of Dresden. having, with his friends,
effected large assurances on property to be
shipped by the steamship Mosel
gIs PLAN FOR THE AVOIDANCE OF PERSONAL
DANGER.
Thomas booked himself merely for the
passage from Bremen to Southampton.
HIS PLACE OF NATIVITY
He is said to be an American, who has
been residing during the past six months
NEAR Dresden.
POLICE INVESTIGATION
Police investigations are now being con-
Quoted at Dresden and Bremen with regard
to these new developments.
THOMAS SAID TO HAVE CONFESSED HIS CRIME.
Il BREMEN, Dec 14-Evening
The Weser zeitng asserts that the passenger Thomas
confessed to the intention destroying steamship
Moselfor the sake Of the nsurances he held and mp
catcd others IN the plot
REPORT REQUIRES CONFIRMATION
The report requires confirmation, which cannot be
which is now going on.
THOMAS AMERICAN CITIZEN.
The man Thomas, who is supposed to have owned
the of dynamite which exploded Bremerhaven,
is an American.
He has been residing for some months at strehlen
.Saxony.
SHIP.
The steamship Sailor will sail from Bremerhayen for
New York instead OF the Mosel
LIST OF THE KILLED AND WOUNDED.
Messrs. oerchs Co., agents OF the North German
Lloyd in New York. received cable despatch yester-
day morning giving the Of the passengers OF the
steamship Mosel who were killed and injured BY the
dynamite explosion at Bremerhaven.
The and classification are as follows
KuLED-sEcoYD CABIN
Hermann Cramer
Alfred Granchstadter.
woUNDED-sEcoSD CABIN
Bertha Lehr, slightly.
KnLED-srEgRAGz
Heinrich Kautz
Otto Kuncke.
wouSDED-sTEERAGE
Erncstine Kruger and child
Rudolph wit.e
Hermann Happe.
Carl Model
Eduard Becker.
Adabcrt znck-
Josef Dancer.
wilhelm Schmidt
ussIyG-srExRAGx
c. Lane
J. Grimm.
Joseph wiessncr
Johann Roth
Friederich suemann.
George Meter
Tho fate of George Metzer appears TO bc uncertain
Tie may have been killed.
THOMAS HOUSE SEARCHED BY THE POLICE
NOTHING DISCOVERED
DRESDEN Dec a. 1875
Tho police have mado domciliary visit to the
abode OF Thomas, in strehlen but failed to discover
anything throwing light the terrible In which
the is implicated.
His vile has gone to Bremerhaven
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SPAIN.

SAN SgBAsTIAS, Dec IA, 1875.
Reinforcements, 5000 strong, have arrived here.
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OTHER EDITIoN-wEsT INDIA PICKLES

acht Cruise Among the West India Islands. By W. r.
faboy One Of the brightest books of the 81 so
At CARLETONis Publishing House Madison square Tho
choicest selection Of Holiday Books in New York.
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AMUSENIENTA
-HYATRE-

''PIQUE" AT THE FIFTH AVENUE : aHAfhA'
That Mr.. Augustin Day's new drama u 'ueos'S
one fact alone would prove-that notwtthstan y 'u'
delays and waits which attended It's hrss pm uuO-
hon last night, IL had suflcient interest -
keep crowded audience until considerably
after midnight The late hour at which the curtain
ien on the last act prevents extended notice
fique' Is entitled to by its merits, which many.
NO play that We have for long while is full Of
SITUATION, and this is both its strength and
its weakness II Is absolutely crowded with events.
ana there Is plot enough for three plays OF the
same length The dialogue, which is generally strong
and natural, IS altogether too long Mr. Daily should
cut out one third Of the play and make new drama Of
the excised portions This would be actually possible
for there IS no poverty Of ideas in the piece
With these proyisos We may well compliment Mr.
Daly on brilliant success He has written a powerful
drama, not original In s elements but fresh their
unexpected combinations The story tells OF
woman who marries from pjoue is separ-
ated from her husband, loses her SON who
Is stolen by tramps and is fnaly restored TO both
her husband and her child. A great number OF
characers-serious comic typical and eccentric-are
associated with this simple story and the incidents
range from the purely natural to the extreme Of
meodrama The following are the characters their
The New York herald., 1875-12-15

ASS HAT FOR 81 90.--FINE HATS A SPECIALITY
SILK HArs s. So worth IS. Is New Church ST. up stairs
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BUY THE BEST FURNITURE AT MODERATE
prices HERTS CO., manufacturers. Nos bOe and 5o5
Broadway opposite Eleventh street.
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DEAUTIFUL SNOW NEW ILLUSTRATED EDI-
ID TlON FOR THE HOLIDAYS and other New Books
suitable for Christmas New Years Presents ready
aud for sale by all booksellers and published by
T. b. PETERSON BROTHERS,
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COUGH AWAY If YOU WANT TO, BUT If NOT,
HALE's HONEY HoRKHoUNp TAR
PIKE's ToorHAcHK DRoPs in minute.
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DEAL AT KNox'S-HANDSOME FURS OF
every description all Of KN0XS stores No 2l2 Broad
way 533 Broadway and In the Fith Avenue Hotel at
exceedingly reasonable prices present Of nice set o.
Frs q tie most appropriate kind OF holiday gian
ton that every inteigsn, lady in the land will frankly In
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A-rNpORTANT TO OWNERS OF HORSES.

A-IMPORTANT TO OWNERS OF HORSES.
DALTON Veterinary Surgeon to Dan Mace, is performing
wonderful with his discovery, golden MAGc
ComPoUSD" for rheumatism lameness and founder lie
also removes spavins without blemish.
The New York herald., 1875-12-15

"sAUNDERsn No 7 Astor House, has cases Of RaEors,
scssors or Table Cutlery; ladies or gentemens Toilet
Cases; Combination Pocket knives Pocketbooks. Cigar
Cases, Toilet Articles, &c., at low prices
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A-FURS AT POPULAR PRICES.
Sealskn SAcoUEs and SETS specially.
All goods guaranteed to satisfaction.
BURKE Manufacturer 2l4 Broadway Park Bank Building
The New York herald., 1875-12-15

FOR THE SPEEDY AND EFFECTUAL CURE 0P
acute and chronic disease try electricity No West Four
teenth street.
The New York herald., 1875-12-15

JOHN APPELL, OF NORTH CRAWFORD, CONN,
had twelve strokes Of paralysis right side helpless GKs
LISIMENT IopiDE AMMONIA cured him His niece, Mrs
] W. Guest 25l West Twentyfnh street, New York. had
rhcum fever years and half The Linmeni has
also her Sold by all druggists Depot 45l Sixth
avenue, New York
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II EVERY ONE WOULD WEAR GRADUATED
cHgsr AND LUSo PRorKcroRs pneumonia aud
would become Underwe dealers and druggists
keen GRADUATED BY mail, ST. so.
- SINGER, Manufacturer. 694 Broadway.
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ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY. RY.-EXrRA0RDINARY
Drawing December 30; Sl.2ooo0o In prizes; capital
prize $500 2O97 priEes in all and only $4,000 tickets
circnlars.of full nfor nation free.
TAYLOR 4 Co, Bankers, II Wall street. New York.
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RUPTURE CURED BY DR. MARSH PRINCIPAL
Of late MARSH COZ At his old ONCE No vesey street,
Astor House. No uptown branch.
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81, 200 COO CAPITAL $500 900.
Extraordinary HAVANA DRAwINe for December - Dis
count TO clubs Circulars sent cree. Address BATRS A
CO.. la6 RSaadEsx. -
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wIsTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY SELDOM
fails = cough or cold Soc and 81 bottle.
The New York herald., 1875-12-15

PRIGHTs DISEASE, DIABETES, DRoPsY, GRAVEL,
ID Calculus, Gout Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, Diseases Of
the Liver Kidneys Bladder Prostate GlAnn Premature
Prostitution Organic Debility and Chronic Affections dn-
ing their successful treatment by NATURES SPECIFIC
ASAHEL, MADE OF GOD, BETHESDA MINERAL
SPRING WATER, and DR. A. HAWLEY HEATH, the an-
thor and propretor free any address Depot and
ton rooms 200 Broadway. New York
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NOTHING DISCOVERED.
DRESDEN, Dec H. 1875
Tho police have made a domicilary visit to the
abode Of Thomas in Strehen but failed TO discover
anything throwing light the terrible crime In which
The man is implicated.
His wife has gone to Bremerhaven.
The New York herald., 1875-12-15

These medicines ~ are sold By druggists
A-BUCHU.-KEARNEY' EXTRACT BUcHU IS
admitted by physicians be the best in the
world Sold everywhere
A-FURs AT POPULAR PRICES.
seaskin sAooUEs and sRrs specially
BGRkg SanuiaeaSsr si4 BrosSsay Park Bank Building
A FRAGRANT BREATH AND PEARLY TEETH
easily obtained by cleansing teeth daily with that
justly popular dentiffice sozoDosr Composed orr
the breath and n.ae. from youth TO old
strongest teeth unless its effects with 5000
don't aud this pure tooth wash Me dental surfaces
your druggist for sozodonl
A-IMPoRTANT TO OWNERS OF HORSES.
DALTON Veterinary Surgeon to Dan Mace Is performing
wonderful cures res Tsn n,s new ueOvsry Magic
also removes spavins without blemsh
A-HERALD BRANCH OFFICE BROOKLYN
corner Fulton and Boerum street.
On sunday from to sP. NJ.
ALL THE PROOF ENGRAvINGs, ELEGANTLY
prices. BRADLEY'S. IL Liberty street.
A-sENsIBLE HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
SAUNDERS" No Astor House, has cases Of Rasors,
or JSs Pocket ksSs ss cGss
Cases, Toilet Articles, &c, at low prices
ACTUALLY WITHOUT A RIvAL-THE ELASTIC
TRUSS COMPANY ess Broadway with sns beautifully
and day ti cured Sold cheap.
A SEASON OF GIFTS IS APPROACHING, AND IF
there that integent lady prefers 70
other q egsn rs issS a. sSn o @ Rss 4
way. or in the Fifth Avenue Hotel
As3HAT FOR 81 9o-FINE HATS A SPECIALITY;
SILK HATS, s. So worth S. Is New Church stairs
BEAUTIFUL AND NATURAL BROWN OR
black-BOSwELL 4 WARMERS "CoLoRrTIc ron THE
HAIR" Depot, No. Dey street.
BUY THE BEST FURNITURE AT MODERATE
Broadway, opposite Eleventh street..
BUY YOUR FURs OF THE RUssIAN-AMERIcAN
FUR COMPANY. No. 7e Broadway opposite Grace church,
the cheapest place ths large assortment Of sxAL
DEAL AT KNox's-HANDsoME FURs OF
DESCRIPTION a. all o. KSoS * vS Sse, No III BE0sS ID
reasonable Rse ess1 nes ss. ss o.
ton that every Intelligent lady in the land will frankly
dorse
FOR THE SPEEDY AND EFFECTUAr, CURE oP
acute and chronic disease try electricity No West Four
teenth street.
IF EVERY ONE WOULD WEAR GRADUATED
Sad bseoms SSknoSn Undepwsa dealers and drass.s
A''p sISGER Manufacturer ee4 Broadway.
JOHN APPELL OF NORTH BRANFoRD CONN,
had wsy. sSa S o. s si s as HD MS
j. W. Guest, pol West Twentyhnh street. New York. had
rhcuma fever years and half The Lnimen has
also cured her. Sold BY all druggists. DopO. 45 Sixth
avenue, New York
ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY. Y.-ExrRAoRDINARY
Drawing December 20; Sl.200.000 in prizes; capital
prize SOu0o; 2O97 prizes in all and only $4,000 tickets
crcnars'of full nfor nation FREQ.
TAYLOR a Co, Bankers, II Wall street, New York.
RUPTURE CURED BY DR. MARSH PRINCIPAL
or late MARSH COZ At his old ONCE, No vesey street,
Astor House. No uptown branch.
wISTAR'S BAIsSAM OF WILD CHERRY SELDOM
fails to cure . cough or cold soc. and 81 bottle.
81, 200, o,oOo-cAPITAL $500, o0o
Extraordinary HAVANA DRAwINe for December "a Dis
count TO clubs Circulars cent cree. Address BATKS
| CO.. LOG ASaadEN. 20
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Ivcrage temperature yesterday ........,....... Ion
Iveragc temperature Tor corresponding date last
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LloR GIRLs.-Two CHARMING BOOKS
L-MARGUERITE's JOURNAL, with an introduction b.
the author of 'Rutledge." Price 81 30.
U.-LITTLE FOLKS LETTERS. Ry the author of Bet
sey and Are Out" ST. so
At CARLET0N'S Publishing House. Madison square The
choicest selection Of Holiday Books in New York
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Tho fate of George Metzcr appears 10 be uncertain
He may have been killed.
National Republican., 1875-06-09

Al
C Sub. 4 Lawler. MaTia-.-
Fourth installment of tax
for cuTbing and paving
fOOtway, on interest from
August 2s. 1863. .Ssl. IL
'6 sub. 31... .Lawles. Michael --.
Third and fourth INSTALL
ments of tax for paving
alley, on interest from
July 81, 1871. S1l 50
%. of s...... Land, MaTy---------
Tax for year ending June
30, 1878, in name of Ed
ward 0. O'COnEOr. So. s.
Beginning on north L
street eighteen feet from
the southwest corner of
said square, aud run
ming north seventy-fivc
feet thence east eigh-
teen feet, thence south
seventy-five feet, thence
west eighteen feet to the
place of beginning.
7 aohr- FSrLaa1
National Republican., 1875-06-09
To whom assessed.

interest from August
I, 1871 ...--...-..Sls. 9C
Tax for erecting pump,
levied August 25,
lS63 63-------.S2 Oe
Lippard, AdOlph P
Tax for year ending
June 80, 1873, assessed
in name of Thomas
Miller-.------..S2 S23 81
Lippard, Adolph F.
Tax for year ending
June 3Oth, 1873 ell. %
Tax for year 1870 t33. IS
Beginning eighty four
feet north of the south
east corner of said lot
and running thence
north on q ffteen-foOt,
alley forty feet thence
west twenty-nine feet,
thence south forty feet,
thence east twenty-niue
feet to the place Of be-
ginning.
90 A1aNandar
National Republican., 1875-06-09

y q 2 y VI n = IT 2 Y ~
trust, Mrs. Ladd.
Third and fourth install
ments Of tax for con-
stTucting sewer, on inter
est from November I,
lsIO .--------.---.k5I.65
Being the north twenty
one feet two and one
half inches front of said
lot by the depth thereof.
L Lough6OrOugh, Hamil-
National Republican., 1875-06-09

All instruments OF TAX
for curbing and paving
fOotway, on interest
from December 2l,
1870. S2S. u
Beginning twenty-five
feet east from the north
west corner Of said lot,
running thence south
twenty-five feet, thence
east twelve feet thence
north seventy-fye feet,
thence west twelve feet
to the place Of begin
ming.
Lawrence, Joseph d ----.
Being the south twenty
five feet front Of said lot
by the depth of one hun
dred and fifteen feet
Little, John, and Julia A.
BurnelL
Being the west nine feet
seven inches front by
the depth of said lot
Little, John, and Julia A.
Burnen.
Being the east ten feet
National Republican., 1875-06-09

Taxes for year ending
june 30, 1873 ......$2.T2
All installments of tax
for curbing and psvingl
fOOtway on interest frOml
June c, 1870. S3O.2SI
Being the south ten feet
front Of said lot by the
depth thereof.
Long, Augustus, and J.
LRuIman n.-.---..--.--
Beginning at the nOIth-
eaSt corner of said lot.
thence SOuthwestwardlyl
with Maryland avenuei
forty feet, thence south
eastwRTJlly ' parallel with
the east line Of said lot
siXty-eight feet sight
and one-half inc hes
thence due. south sew
enty-fOur feet one and
One-half inches 10 North
q street, thence east
forty feet. thence due
north si-hty-twO kret
eight and 0nr-half inch
es. thence northwest
wardly seventy-AiI feet
seven inches to tn e
place of beginning.
LeatherbuIy. August go.
Tax for erecting pump
levied August IS, IS63,
assessed in name If |
Sophia Jones. 81 OSl
Lascalette, Abraham B. !
Tax for year ls6s, /
assessed in name of
Elizabeth X. BeOtts.
sci. 4gl
Tax for year ending 1867.
assessed in name of
Elizabeth X. BeUtts. /
Sl7. ssI
National Republican., 1875-06-09

Liverpool, Patsey. .--..--.I
Third and fourth INSTALL
ments Of tax for curb.
ing and paving fOOtvay.
on interest from April
10, lsG2.-.------ s30. "a.
Beginning thirty-seveH.
feet nine inches south
from the northeast cor
ner of said square,
thence south twenty.
seven feet five inches,
thence west siIty-eigbtI
feet four inches thenOeI
north twenty-seven feet
five inches, thence cas-;
sixty-eight feet foui.
inches TO the beginning
Lynch, Patrick --.---.--.I
Fourth installment of tax
for cuTbing and paving
tOotway, on interest
from January l6
1s72.-------.-..-S3L. o.
Lynch, Peter .-----.----.
Being the north twenty.
three feet front by the
depth of said lot
Lewis, Peter, and others
trustees First Baptist
Ch-rch-
National Republican., 1875-06-09

LoughbOrough Hamilton.
Lansdale, Il. N. and NJ.
A. Watkins, trustees.
Tax for year 1865. 5000
Beginning at the south
east corner of said lot
and running thence
north nine feet, thence
west one hundred and
sixteen feet threeinches,
thence north twenty
one feet two and
One-h alf in b e s,
thence west fifteen feet,
thence south to the
southeast corner of said
lot and thence east to
the place of beginning.
..lTN1 H.,.,-., NJ s,-,VRA I
National Republican., 1875-06-09

........ 81. 10 51.1S
(
1T - HI ID
National Republican., 1875-06-09

1NNH v NAAA : . . . . . . . : =
Second, third, and fourth
installments of tax for
paving alley, on inter
est from August !,
1871 ..---..-----.S29 Ga
Being the north thirty
feet front of said lot by
the depth thereof.
Lynch, John. .-----.-.--.
Fourth installment Of tax
for curbing and paving
fOOtway. on interest
from December IL, 1869,
assessediI name Of Der
rick F. Hamlink SAG. "A
Lord, JabeZ---.-----.-
Tax for year 1869, as
sessed in name of Alex
ander R. Shephsrd.s2 81
Lautman, John J.------.
Tax for the year ending
June 80, 1873. S52. 3e
Lyles, Joseph, & William
Brown,
National Republican., 1875-06-09

u. D1rT Of D Lccf UUlu T -. :. -
and imp. Being the north twentx
National Republican., 1875-06-09
LafOntaine, Mary.

ID. Lafontaine, Mary.
Being the west nine inches
front by the depth of
said lot.
ID. 'Lawler, Michael. l..-..--.
I fFOurth instalment Of
tax for curbiDg and paw
ing fOOtway. on interest
from December II. 1863.
assessed in name Of
George Small. sIs. SO
Being the east twenty
feet front by the depth
of said lot.
-'LOften, Martha ....--.-.
20 Larner, Noble D., trustee
Being the west thirty
four feet eleven inches
front by the depth Of
said lot.
l.. lLarner. Noble D., trustee
Beginning twenty five
feet westfrom thenorth-
east corner of said lot.
running thence west
thirty-fOur feet eleven
inches, thence south
twenty-four feet one
and q half inch
thence east thirty four
feet eleven inches,
thence north twenty
four feet one and q half
inches to the place of
beginning.
...ILauritzen, Peter J.
Taxes for 1874 in name
of Daniel Mccarthy.
nd LauritZen. Peter J.
Taxes for 1874 in name
of Daniel Mccarthy.
25Lucas, Patsey-..---...--.
Beginning twenty feet
six inches from the
northwest corner Of said
lot, running thence
south tifty-fOur feet four
inches, thence east thir-
teen feet four inches,
thence north fifty.fDUrI
feet four inches, thenceI
west thirteen feet fouTI
inches to the place of
beginning.
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