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Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-09-03
sheriff as SPECIAL Master Commission
er-SaIe of Lands and Tenements.
..L.aL..La co.u..on pEsns-M1,l I.sLEn. 1Sl5

Ex. of Stephen u. Harrington,
against
Rensselaer, Strong, ct al.
DY virtue of an Order of Sale du-
bIy issued from said court in the above case to
me directed, viii offer for sale by way of public
auction at the door Of Court House. in Jefferson,
Ashtabula County, Ohio, on
MONDAY, THE 10th DAY OF SEPTEMBER,
A. D. 1915,
the following described lands and tennements, to
wit:
Situate in the Township of Kingsville, County
of Ashtabula. State Of Ohio being part of Lot No,
20 and known as the Surline House, and bounded,
beginning at a point in the south line of the
South Ridge road in the wesI line of lands Of N.
c. Case; thence running south along said Cases
west line ninety feet to land of r. B. Rogers
thence west along said Rogers north line forty
nine feet to the east line Of land of SAID Rogers
thence north along said east line Of Rogers land
ninety feet to south line of South Ridge road
thence along the south line of said road fty-three
feet to the place of beginning.
Terms cash. Appraised at -
T. S. YOUNG.
Sheriff as Special Master Commissioner,
Sherif7s Office, Jefferson, o. Aug. IS. 1875.
5t133T c. BOOTH. Pitts Atty.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-09-03
Legal.
Nn,Iee In Atfaehment.

R. L. Grover Before n w " Wight, ,i . Of
B. W. Light: beOuntys Ohio. - aa'-s9
ON the 7th day of August, "A. d.
~ 1915, taid Justice issued an Order of Attach
Kent in the above action, for the sum of thirty
nine and thirty -hundredths dollars 1889. 800.
and the ease stands for trial Sept 3Oth 1875 at 3
O'Clock A. H. R. L GROVER
KingsVille, Aag. 10th, 1875. 'st1S3s
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-09-03

The new Post Office, which has been
under way for several years, is almost
finished, 50 nearly so that il will be oc-
cupied for postal business the 28th OF
this month. 1t IS probably the finest
building for the purpose in the world,
aud has been built at less cost to the
Government tits situated ut the iun G.
lion Of Park Row and Broadway. in
the very heart of the business of lhe
City. a position at once strong ana con.
Venient. The packing of the looks and
papers tor the removal has already been
commenced. The work will be com.
meneed on Saturday night. aud it Is
Calculated that the transfer will all be
made before Monday morning. The et-
felenoy of the service in the City will te
greatly increased. The old post.office
was formerly q church, altered for the
purpose, and more dingy, inconYenien
labor making place could not b. con
ceived Now, every possible facility for
quick, thorough, and effective work Will
be had, and the Postmaster and his en-
ployes will be happy. r sF d
IMITATION. ta ..
As | said last week tile business men
Of the City aie greatly exercised about
the OHIO election. They arc opposed
without distinction of party, to Initiation,
anu therefore they most earnestly dc,
iIts iIS me defeat of Allen, the Democratic
on nlnatlon candidate. The various com
eicial tho eiu bodies of the City, will before
snS sne eiectlon, issue an appeal to tho citt.
-ous Vi ONO, 10 kill initiation nv their
,.I,, .C.Is, snat me country NAV refinto n
setiied financial condition ng sooS ma nos'
sl6le. VIM: Allen, running in ibe Sat-
OF New York, would be beaten S9o0 900
The feeling OF Democracy is intense,
,a. rsq THE CITY IN SUMMER.
jlTho terrible heats OF July ovcr,ihis CITY
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-09-03

One of the phenomena ofNew York
just now IS the abundance of eheapness of
fruit Peaches are a positive drug IN the
market They are arriving by the hun
dred cars each day. 4he supply being
very far beyond the power of hepeople
to consume. More peaches are. carted
off spoiled each day than are sold; an
the supply does not diminish, but is rath-
er on the increase. From Jersey, Penn
sylYania, Delaware, and Maryland, the
precious fruit comes pouring in IN, end
less, never failing streams, and the, peo-
pie revel in it. ' .a.1 sN' -
There are so many thousands Of bush
els arriving daily more than are required
that it seems. a pity that some of them
could not be taken farther North, VIII ere
The people would be glad to get them a
any price. And as it is with peaches, 50
it is with melons, and in fact, everything
good to eat. The City is filed with
fruits and vegetables, at very lowlpfices.
Consequently only the best,is used, and
the children Of the poor are happy and
healthy Were IL a little less hot.
New York would be delighlfuI place
to live m just nova Gertainly one can
get anything one, wants TO eat easily aud
cheaplY
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-09-03
er, Sale OF Lands and Tenements.
Ashta6uIa Common Pleas, Mag Term, 1875
William Humphrey
against
Louis Umbstaetter.

by virtue of an order of sale du-
ly issued from said Court in the above case to me
directed, win offer for sale by way of public
auction at the door of the Court HOuse in Jeffer.
son, Ashtabula County. Ohio, on Monday the 18th
day Of September, A. d. 1875, between the hours
OF 10 and i2 NJ, O'Clock Of said day, the following
described Lands and Tenements TO wit;
Situate in the village Of A shtabula, County OF
Ashfabuls, State of Ohio, bounded and described
as follows Beginning at point in the south line
OF thelIane leading east from Main Streel next
south Of the office OF the Farmers National Bank,
at the northeast corner of lot heretofore deede
to Jonathan b. Shepard, thence running easI
along the south line Of said lane forty-one feet,
thence south parallel with said Main Street to
lands formerly occupied by Hiram Hinckley,
thence west along the line Of said land formerly
occupied by said Hinckley forty-three (43) feet,
thence north parallel with Main street TO the
place of beginning, together with the right TO
use the lane on the west line of said premises.
Terms cash. Appraised at $---
3 T. S. YOUNG,
as Special Master Commissioner.
SherifR's Once, Jefferson, o., Aug. II, lsl5,
T, HALL, plff's Atty.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-09-03
REMoVALI


THE undersigned take pleasure IN
.,,o,,.ins, 70 his friends and custoEaers and
- ,,-I.Is h -e5ersi. that he has removed tresn
ne - ousrtcrs, 10 hIs store in bis New Briek
1I.I- - IIsfr street where. with improved n
s,9tS - handTiD9 goods and largely increased
ota.s' n now prepared 70 offer Goods for CASH,
- -. q thsy can be purchased anywhere be-
tvresr Buffalo aud Cleveland. @s
Tbe Dug Department is fsted up with view 0f
making IT convenient, and as perfect IS possible,
and It shan be
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-09-03
,HE wEATHET

is fearfuliy muggy, but there are symp-
tDms of a change. 1t can't come too soon
20 PIETRo.
New York, Aug. 30, 1875.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-09-03
Call B-4-U Buy u!

This Season viii introduce the best and most popular
low priced KID GLOVES rstailed in New York n
... ..ss..sr t5--,s-
All the desirable shades every Glove warranted Buttons the low
a price'o $l,ol per pairi 3 Buttons $'S2. -l - Is
f. -
. 4g { .e. .lsl.ie.l "a
Ono The , Y bous controls and speciality Of the
sSina bari many
that are sold here we have decided superior article
'S9 '"i'sa' L. w. SMITH 6 SON.
'a- .'7' ASHTABULA STORE
AshtabU1a, o.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-09-03
NEW fl# Nv. GOODS ARRIvINGt
Our Customers Advertise us @ be-,

..i sol.. E.b -53i..si SAt
We have not coupled any of the unn'
1's r., change, that customers usua
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-09-03

Janua.y a1th, 1873. lsOst
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-09-03

lLThO teIribIo bono. OF JuIy ovcrllIs On,
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-09-03

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Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-09-03
Look AGAIN !

uC KELLY ISLAND WHITE LIKE,
whlch they VIII always sell 1t the lowest market
tr-tHa -THr ....
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-09-03

BE hss inst laid in large supply OF large and
medium Sized Travelling Trunks. They are Of va
r0us Qualities and FsliBs, and afforded at favor
able prices. The SssortmeRt is altQgether the
largest Of any in the region, The tYaFeling public
are invited to look over this stock, as they can
hardly fail to ind something totheir mind. !. d
Ashtabuia. Sept. q. fs77.I 55i1 i0SOtf.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-09-03
OuR NEW YORK LETTER

GALAXY for Sept.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-10-07
LATEST TEi.Eth 4 Ms.

San Francisco, Oct. C.-The Hoard OF
Trustees OF the Bank u California met
at $50 this morning, and organized by
electing ID. o. Mills. President; VIM.
Alvord, Vice President: Thos. Brown.
Cashier; Stephen Franklin, Secretary;
W ". wigHin. Assistant Secretary.
Advisory Committee Fhoe. BELL, VIM.
Sharon and Jas. K. keeue.
A meeting of the creditors Of GaIlois
4 Andrade was held yesterday. The
firm is engaged in general commission
business. mostly With Mexico and Cen
trail America. They have also been en-
gagged in several operations in lands on
the Colorado river. with view OF colo
nization and improvement in the devel-
opment O. mines in Sonora, and In the
construction Of roads in Central America.
The recent unfavorable state ot the
money market and difficulties expert
encei in tho management OF their Meri-
can and Central American enterprises
have forced them 70 a composition Slth
their creditors. M basis OF action Is
vet decided upon. The balance sheet OF
the firm shows liabilities Of $4,000 N
round numbers. with $i51.ooo assets.
Much OF the assets. however. are nj
present unavailable.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-10-07
About Shooting through window
(SiRah,


Enron APPEAL: ! have noticed
in two of the late items in the local
papers that where parties intended
to fire at a supposed burglar or in
cepdiarv on their premises. they
were afraid to shoot through pane
Of glass, thereby allowing the cul-
prit to escape condign punishment.
Now | venture the assertion, and the
cost of the experiment is trivial,
merely involving the cost OF new
pane of glass, that a shot fired
through window, if the aim is true,
the hund steady. an,! Il good weapon,
will hit the object. and the mere
fact of the bullet penetrating 4 pane
Of glass will not in the least deviate
its aim. If the shot is fired at right
angles with the pane it will merely
make a round hole, the size OF the
bullet If fired diagonally or slant
ing, it will scatter some splnters of
the glnss if not firmly set in the
frame but i'll no event can those
splinters injure the firing party. as
they invariably will fly outside.
EXpERIESCE.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-10-07
SUPPOSED IxcEHDIARY A3TRNF1. =

SUPPOSED INCEHDIARY A1TRAPT. -
About O'Clock yesterday morning Sam
Tanovich. Geo. Flyers Liquor House
clerk discovered man proving about
the stoop Of the building (up there
north Of the depot, with lighted can
die in one hand. Also. - Sam says,
this midnight prowler was on his hands
and knees, making Suspicious advances
toward . pile OF straw and shavings.
Sam opened the door and took pop ut
mister man who went of about the time
the pistol did. Pretty suspicious thing
for . man to be doing at midnight
prowling around straw pile with .
lighted candle. Pity but Sam had shot
him.
The FIRE IN VIRGINIA CITY Night
before last, about o'clock, fire broke
ont in the Occidental lodging house, on
South C street, Virginia City. and it was
destroyed by fire also Mrs. Ordway's
lodging house, a small building belong
ing to Mrs. Charles who also owned the
OccidentaD, and building owned by
Robert Cochran wooden houses.
The fire was charged to inoendiaries un-
til miner remembered that he had left
his candle burning in . miners candle
stick in his room in the Occidental. The
Gold Hill Eers estimates tho loss at
$4,000. About 81, 500 is covered by in
SuHance.
PIHR C1srslx FLoAzs. - Dick Mills
called our attention yesterday to .
float" hs had fixed in the Sweeney
water main, where it crosses the top of
the King and Ormsby cistsrn. This
float" is . hollow copper ball. about
ten or twelve inches in diameter, 60
Rea1sd to . cock in the water main that
the water in the cistsrn. whom it comes
to the top. will shut OF the inrushing
supply. OF course when the water falls
in the cistern. down goes The "Aoes"
and in comes The vatsr. from the pipe
again. The eisssrn up By the CoFbstt
House u also supp.isd with oDs q these
Heaas.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-10-07

PAHo TcHue.-Rrsfeasor Jacob Zeeh, the
well-known piano tuner. will arrive in Carson
City, on Wednesday, the nth day Of October
and remain long enough ~ put in order all
pianos or organs that may require his assist
anee. Orders left at the stores Of John @. Fox.
Chas. ". Friend. and q the City narhes. with
John P. 4edsf, the proprietor. will be promptly
attended 70 on the arrival Of the Professor.
IMPORTANT. 1nanfasd by..As Medical pr
fssSiee. Da. w. HALL 3 BALKAN FUR TIL
LUNGS cures osachs. ColAs - CeasohOeton,
and al diseases o. Ne Threat and CheSe. DIR.
T0Wn0lEID T00IHAC8B ANODYNE sHees
~ oAo WUCTI. AAl3-o0
:. / WHITE. n q, Physician m s~ssssa.
= eaes more q H. ed saassas sves Yosess's
Drug Dssfe, 0asson Street, sppssiss Ne oapitsa.
tU0p0
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-10-07
CARSON CITY
MINING STOCK REPORT


1900 Ophir IS, 54s4
$50 Mexican 10. 49,,
500 Gould and Curry 17llss. II
1165 Best and Belcher 4411,,, ~.
SIS Savage 50. 80
40 Chollar "a. 66
100 Hale and Norcross 80, SO
ITO Crown Point 211II, 2lt.
$50 Imperial 911I,9
Go Yellow jacket CT. 81
1875 kentuck II, 121I.
lG5 Alpha IL. l6
405 Belcher II, 1875
800 Confidence 1s. l5'.
1870 Con Virginia 900, 2Ss
$50 Sierra Nevada IA. Ia.
$50 California Sc. $50
Is Bullion 43, 49,.
20 Seq Bslcher 40
80 Overman 81
$40 Justice 2sK,. 80
335 Union Con 81. 81.
100 Lady Bryan 9oc
fos5 Julia So. 81
las Caledonia Is. IA.
100 knickerbocker Il,
$40 Baltimore So, $
l40 Utah 49,, IL
60 Silver Hill 81
100 Dayton 81.
$500 New York Con q;
10 Occidental 81, 3
& Challenge 6
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-10-07
Evening Report

2f0 Meadow Valley 3, ~.
80 Raymond and Ely 22i1.. 20
SEQ Eureka Con IA. is.
SO Jackson 75c
$50 belmont 2, q.
40 Prussian :
$50 leopard l4l.. IA.
900 Jefferson 5
40 Gila2i4
40 Geneva 2iS
100 Mansfield Zoe
leo G Chariot
80 Poormsn
40 Woodville II.
80 Mint Soc
80 Lady Washington 8
llOO Kossuth Z. ~
70 OG Hill ~
$50 Andes 81.
200 Hides az
$50 Pacific II.
500 North Carson 3sc
400 Wells Fargo 2Oc. 25e
345 Leviathsn n, IL
70 Floria4
. $50 Prospect 4
LOG California SCI. Sc
3eO Beet and Belcher 43 49,
lt5 Crown Point II Az bio az.
300 Mexican ~ ls+ 1917
Is Con Virginia 2S4 1913
40 Union Con s.. 81
ss5 Ophir SO So, 531 80
10 Hale and Norcross 80
Is Savage 80
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-10-07

Cos. OF Privileges for 10 Days

In privileges o. leo shs-,f, every advance On
the Can o: 81 per share abovs the price named
in the Contract. is SEQ rrJit 20 the holder. H.
Putt. every decline Of u per shsr below price
nanltc. j. 500 on contracts for 100 shares,
Smaller sunlr IN SUM proportion. No Utl':
losr OF liability than IL" premium paid for the
privilege. Ever Put privilege cold since the
18th o: AuEust has realized TO holder rronts
from: 2oU 20 800 per cent.
In the event Of ur:avo-abl. Erctusijonf. pc
ether LOSE or Liability.
Explanatory Pamphlets tert, On Application.
20 any address. ~p25-lm
New-York tribune., 1875-11-13
4 Mueements.
7 .YCEUM THEATER. FRENCH PLAYS
IL TO-NIGHT,
Last time Of Feuillet's grrat sensatson drama

7 .YCEUM THEATER. FRENCH PLAYS.
Last time Of Feuilsts errsi .rnsauon drama
JuLrErrs oLAnEHos hE sfts'nE N iisR GREAT ROLE
MQXDAy EyS1Las' tim, time f % ERS E9Y gITIas
wEDa EsDAY-Msttaes al UNION sou ARh TIIEATER
THURSDAY Ev'G-LE GENDRE DE Mons FoIhiEI.
I YCEUM THEATER. THE JUVENILES.
s.rS1sy SgFsA n SgfG S Gn%$BE BfthEss q
Matneos--AdmlssOn, 10 cents, 10 all parts
METROPOLrT N MUSEUM OF ART,
vi 123 WEST Ii I'll ST n. Y.
open so%bkYs se{s aSp SiTfRG TifT ssbaYs rGE9
MAYER MERKEL & or rMANN,
PORTRAITS, THEATRICAL DEslsNA
MrHOGRAPHY, ,,
promptly executed at reasonable prces and In best sye
MASONIC TEMPLE 23d-st. and Gth-aye:-
oS gt"G &" aa raa1 ns nsni 1t c a. ss it, qR S
Pas Iss S2Pa I"Ta Mss A. bSsr1 y" S1gs
b.Y Sps ~ nc1Sr So. s % oecs TseSe Tor sao a.
the Temple Windsor ho'l and 80 Union square
NEW-YORK LODGE, No. 1. BENEVOLENT
~ AND PROTECTIVE ORDER oP ELks:y w; Ntw; f9ax. ,
M the thanks o. the LSfe & are sDS ss sa ere SeS S them ts
cicent and charitable services renderi to us on ne nc
% noS f Snar Sr rate aD bs" ocsyn m q Tasasrs ae
FGtDn, Park Theator Lester "alaek, es WallaeEs Ine
sa-cs z Tiop., r., Etwsrd 2rn6,t stuart IobSon
faaae BarTonshs " r MSptsoTs s s. t. @ dHy ws
j. c. Padge Henry wannenache Gus Phil ip Frank o,ra
Ca5 Mme Ms.is saivot, Miss sophia Flora Hebron Miss
Kate cayton, Miss Roherta Norwood Mss Nanhs arr SON,
Daiy Ecws G.nei sh and Germany. sun, Tribune and
COarer aud The Sunday Mercury and Times for Their very no
rosons bs pmlshel IN he ieaing nov spapers r. s. MAR
TiS secretary u. Z. Loiso no. /, B P. o y.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-13
Gotels.

EUROPEAN PLAN.-ROoms 81. MAKhOh
T. nor 81 doors ltpv Continental Ninth AMI Chestnut
8s. PM adeipla- ----------
MARLBOROUGH HOUSE, $50 corner 9th
w ave Murray H11Amrrcan plan; the M ~ dei gut
friv located family tho low sies and shbo
room AT rates.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-13
il)irter ncsoris.

DOYAL VICTORIA HOTEL, Nassau, y. T.,
l. Eabauas. open Nov. l. S;eamor win leave New
direct steamers VIII leave S1V Vinhr
cyery days the Trip In less tL3h "o nay-
Ilr falrperatu ~ Na-saI Last Winter I'D not vary bu
fr IN ~ making IL tn most deshul climate IN the world
or particulars. adtrtsS ,-
CANTA CRUZ, WEST lNDlES.-Eenowued
y for saultity Of c innate and beauty Of scenery.
BULGWSMINDf,
te late Of the ovcrpOr for enests lers
mod, rate For pamrle With fu particular, alpiy 10 ~ Ia
NAN sfCKLEN. LibliVpoe- No l33 Nassil 49, Nc"-i"h'
New-York tribune., 1875-11-13
NTEW- YORK CONSERVATORY of MUSIC,
~ Fast i4th.st near 6thave next TO Delmonico's.

BROOKLYN BRAf,CH,
102, 10i. and 10b COart- st., near state.
This CELEBRATED MUSIC SCHOOL, the hrst orgsn:
i,rd aAd only CHARTERED CONSERVATORY ot MOSiC
IN America offers alyanta TO pups In az Drcnes
Vocal anil instrumental Music from the nrSt DyinnS 10
the Finished Alsn Harmony and Composition E0cu
ton ErawiDg and Painting, aud Noorn langllaeee or,
n H. The CONSEiiVAi DRY In NEW YORK (NOW
LOCATED only at No Est l3thrt, near bthaVey next
Dcnoneos Is entirely separate and distinct rom
other which miiats if- and methods, evil
IDENTIFY with the view Of obainng patronage thereby
MAX MAPErZRR, the Op"ratc Director; EDWARD
RICHARD .ud CHAS. MOLLENHAUEk the Artist NM
srians GEO. W. MORGAN. the em nent Orsanist Sig o.
ROMANO, J. LEwi;N BEHG sig. q. OPERff. W. r. MILF.
haus W. IT, de I, aiza. rneo MOelDy, Au rt Arnod sig
l. Ariivai Phlip Laurence Mark iiallm a. Carine ncge
" Ostctrn yer ustaye Watson and large coris OF the
est PrOlc-sor TIE country engaged az tho Nc"hoK
Conservatory and Brooklyn Branch. .
The crlrlra ed Aron tiancs are used IN the SCHOOL,
All entertainments FitfE eO patIoIs.
TERMS of Three pupils. SD per quarter
ty Private Lessons 30 per quarter.
SUBSCRIPTION BOOKS open ia IL from . a. m TO U p m
OLYMPIC TTIEATER. GA BROADWAY.
Ensaged at 500 PTR WEEK, fst appearance in America
the Champion LaiN oHimn,r, . e-...,..
and WATSON. THE MANFfSH. ..
THE KEW SINS ArION. CES l0IAL TEN.
NEW LOCAL DRAMA, 1IIE CRAMpS
NOE OF Messrs. JDHNSON and BHUND.
MArINEES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY. AT
DARK THEATER. TENTH WEEK.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-13
Corporation Nolltes.


DEPARTNENT OF PUBLIC PARKS
IL rToPdSAiS FOR COAL.-seael Proposals will bo
received by the above Department 81 81 Ne%
YORK ngt1 Noy i9 1872 g. 95Q a. n & iG5 Ie sgIy op
Cltv geeord No city lIal. ----------------
nEPARTiENT OF PUBLIC PARKS. =
EfPROP0sAI4s FOR LIGHTING THE PUBLIC LAMPs
WITH GAsSalod Proposals vii 10 received by te abVl
i is75 AZ g. o'c M glt the public lamps on tne
par = &c via gas tour monttN comm 'cng jan aI
s76. For fun part cuIrs 500 Cy kec0rL No Sty
Han
NOTICE of The SALE of Lands and Ttne-
,ce toaut Eurcau ATrc9rs 'y !. $50 ndeI
tho dircc OF H. Greon comptroller oi he tiy oi
sL tc To, ms " The entitled IAN thc col
lection Of taxes assessments and rotn water fcls ~ the
sp"ctive owners of au to lands ard tenements oa
are now due AID unpaid, and have renamed dds and
pai fince Of sad assessments for rcgu
tag grue curb, g;ttcr and paving srett hAgk ny
cuyeltz round drains a. cOnhIn'd irOr u JahH
372 are required pay tAe anount OF te assessments 50
dnc mi rem rIne unpaid 10 the CLERK Of Arresr al hs otee
IN tr Finance Department the New Conrt hoJSe N thr C
OF together with the interest thereon as he Ir
eli argcs ~ th.s notice AMI aivert seinent
Ana defa,lt rhaU be made In sdcl paynlru such an'
sold lic lction, New
hOase in TIE Ccy Hal Perk in the tit{ g" No~f"tk' on
TUESDAY, Ocpt"r = lo, At twelve .0ok noon l9r "a.
hanle ia Of advaRc the amount OF th ass
ml 80 due upJ and the Itcrest thereon aa aiorssai
and ayyseIneD and all other cbaf a,a sos's az
Crled thereon and that such sale Wln he 1hneu ol
until all The lands and teneIncnts here "INeIou "'
And not co hereby further given that detailed statement
Of the assessments the OWNERSHIP? 81 the lroty on "n
the assessments due aud pa Is puossIed ia pan,
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As. CADf. CLERK OF Arrears
New-York tribune., 1875-11-13

Useful MANA French young man would
u ike place ys,e family hetst o. t %. sn
S,rnisb good rrferencn Apply 81 oDELDs A'hNtff tW
west Ts7h ST. corner broadway.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-13

BOARD WANTRD-By n gentleman and
ID wifi ir'nt room sunny eypo'lr WIN sA 80 ntdc "a &
coed go opr week above 20 AID between 9th lnh Oti
s,es. Address W., Tribune ONCE Box so 80
XyvANTED-TWo sunny front ROOMS con-
w uectC ON second hoIr wth gas hot tbd 90 u water,
and fire aud for r'e 'ults a1d cid C ma ~
dinner In euslhe Address stating terms. which must ne
moderate ARTHUR g. o., Tribune Up town Office. l,2JS