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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-27

NOTICE.-The subscriber having taken
= the buildings corner of Franklin and Wall sts..
taxes this method Of calling the attention of his
Iriends and the public generally to his new stock of
SADDLES, BRIDES, HARNESS, COLLARS.
&c de Is prepared execute all orders in his line
with neatness and dispatch 80 e
=, Having obtained the services of Mr.. LEMUEL
and furnish fine Light Buggy and Carrisee Harnas
as can be obtained in our CITY,
ia 6-1m HENRY pAKrp
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REN0VAL.-THE TIN AND SHEFT

RENOVAL.-THE Tin AND SHLET
~ IRON ESTABLISHMENT Of the subscriber
has been removed from 18th ct. to 18th st To r.
house formerly occupied by Mr.. Breckenridge onno.
site the grocery store 18th st. of Mr. VIM Wallace
the generous patronage heretofore bestowed. and
being now better prepared to attend to their fayors
than formerly, he respectfully solicts Continuance
of the same at his new establishment ,
de ~ CHAS. II, LANGLEY
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BRUSHES. = Floor. Hand, Scrub and
- busting Brushes; Pope's Head, Bottle and Cloth
Brushes; White Wash, Paint and Marking Brushes;
Crumb and Plate Brushes; Shoe Brushes in great
variety; Hair, Tooth, Nail and Flesh Brushes for
cleaning silver ware. sc. Italian Wisps, &c For
sale at 1877 Main street. y =
ja1S BULKLEYA co -
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w GAhDENERS.-Now is the time to
Il prepare your grounds for early yeystabla. anS
as these are what bring high prices everv one who
has qnarfer of an acre of ground should put down
HUT BED for forcing vegetables Thew NAV have
vegetables from six to eight weeks sooner by maLns
a HOT BED-sash for which may be had at triiins
expense, with glass, ready for USE
MILES AMBLER.
N. B.-A large lot o SASH, BLINDS and DOORS
tor sale az very low rates. Cali and see
ja20 NJ
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LIST or LOIS AND PARTS OF

IA LOTS in the city of Richmond returned de.iL.
quent for the non.payment of city taxes there for
the year 1885, which said lots parts of lots will be
sold in front of the City Hall the 1s day of the
nextterm ofthe Hastings Court of the city of Rich.
O'Clock in the afternoon. unless there be previously
paid the taxes there together with 20 per cent.
for additional charges
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NEW foRE characterization ard his "Three
Bells are still the lions of the town. The Captain
was invited to the Bowery theatre on Monday even.
ing, and ne had no sooner entered than the audi.
ence rose 10 their feet, the gentlemen giving him
three hearty cheers, and the ladies waving their
aandkeTchiets The hoDestta tar took it all very mo.
destly His snip continues to be visited by cit.
gems daily
A fourth one Of the heartless vagabonds who
robbed the passengers of the San Francisco OF their
valGabes while their deplorabe condition on tbe
wreck, was on Tuesday arrested The diamond
valued at S1U9 has been identified as the property
OF Major Taylor, who, with his WIFE were washed
on the geek by one Of the earliest waves that broke
over the steamer.
The Great Republic may be rebuilt after ALL
They have her aoat at the foot Of Dover street re-
moving her cargo.
Waiter b. Townsend, an old merchant. was killed
on Tuesday night by falling between the Williams
burg ferry boar and the bridge.
James Bray and Patrick McCue were killed on
Tuesday, by the falling OF the ruins OF building
lately destroyed by fire.
The Funeral of NJ BJlis 20, IN Georgetown, fur.
Iished strong testimony of the respect and regard
entertained for the deceased by allranks and class
es OF persons amongst US. TIE array OF carriages
was unusually large, even for the funeral of one
o' nigh official position, and great numbers OF pri
yate citizens identified themselves with the occa-
SION. Ide body was conveyed in an open hearse
IN coffin of the beet material but plain and
nanented, followed on foot by Mrs Bodisco her
ehndren, and the remaining members Of the tami-
~ and suite Of the deceased all the way from the
residence on % street 10 the cemetery on the
heights. This Circumstance was peculiarly touch.
ing ana appropriate, following as il did the afec-
iionate example Of Mr. Bodiseo himself on very
recent occasion, at the funeral of near relative Of
his wife-YatioRal Int.
oFrIcIAL.-The Uaion Of yesterday has the fol-
lowing appointment, confirmed by the Senate:
Orson w. Bennett. of Michigan, 10 be consul of
the United States for Hamburg
Samuel Kicker, Of Louisiana. 70 be consul of the
United States for Frankfors-on.the- Main and the
Landgraviate of Hessen Homberg
CAPTArs Low.-We learn from the Boston Atlss
that Capt. Law, of the barqne Kilby which rescued
% many oftbe pssensers Of the San FRANCISCO is SO
dan ferrous il esaaea BY ireessant toll as to be una
Dis 10 speak
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BY JOHN b. d. PAYNE. Salesman.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF HOUSE

oA JOaA II. ~. rAINE& Sd1eekunus
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF HOUSE
~ AND LOT AT AUcTION-By virtue Of de-
cree Of the circuit court Of Richmond pronounced
the 18Th OF January 1854, in the guits Of Anderton
and bulineton and Booker and Burlington, the .un-
dslnened VINO was appointed special commission
er by said decree will expose to sale at public auc
ton, on the premises, on WEDNESDAY,th the LIST day
of February next, the HOUSE and LOT Ia the said
proesedinSs mentioned and now in the occupancy
certain piece parcel Of land lying ia the cou
~ of Henrico near the city Of Richmond and bound
ed a. follows, to witt fronting on street go feet6
inches and running back ISL feet and situated in what
it being the same land which was conveyed by deed
from Thos J. Evans, Commissioner, to Richard T.
Booker, trustee and by deed dated March 9TH 1851,
and upon which dwelling house and other improve.
ments have been erected by said VIM. w. Ander-
ton. e n
TERMS Cash as to one-third of the purchase
money, and upon credit of six and twelve months
respectively, as TO the remaining two-thirds. The
purchaser executing gotiabe notes. with approved
security, for the said deferred payments bearing in
terest from the day of the sale and title to the pro-
perty retained until the last payment Is made
Sale to commence at O'Clock p. NJ.
EDWARD Y. CANNON,
ia2l-ddts Commissioner.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS-JAS. es i

DALLI-IOu11 H1Auh Clo-JAN' 20.
Flour-Sales of 1000 bbls. at S85o08.75 Wheat
sells at S20202o4 for white, and 81 AGO for red.
Corn-White 81 ss; yellow SO cents per bushel.--
Oats-45049c. Ryc-1O4Glllc Whiskey-S 50 cents
per gallon. Butter-In kegs 11Ol2c; roll, IL &C.
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nropcrA srNATon

A telesrsnhic dispatch from Charleston, 9. c.,
states that Alfred Iverson has been elected to the
Senate ofthe United States from Georgia. Our read
er will remember that the ST. usele was originally
between Hon. Howell Cobb and Ex-Governor Me-
Donald; the latter Of whom received the caucus
nomination. but HE election could not be accom-
plished. Wash. Sentinel.
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FIJTURR DAYe

NEGROES AT AUCTION.-Will Be
~ sold II public auction, af the xfe residences Of
Francis WRIGHT deceased, In Caroline county near
VIM. w. Dickinson'a ON the LIST day of FsbruaSy
next, NINE NEGROES young men, 90 and -
years; young women, between 10 and q; girls
one ii and one yearsold; middle aged woman and
boy-ail very likelv and valuable.
Also, all the stock. crops, household and kitchen
furniture, will be sold on the same day.
ia 3-dtd WESLEY WRIGHT. Admir-.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
INTERRUPTION OF THE NAILS

iNiEhauPIION Or ldE MALLS.
bAtrIMoRk, Jan. 26.-The mails North have
again been interrupted, owing to Ice inthe susque.
hanna.
Snow fell In this city last night, and rain today
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r.
ITY HOTEL FUnrrTUnR mon
oToRs 1Ia s1itktLAnD IAsI!a VIII e.
WkgNEsVAI MORNING. tbs nh inG6., ee0p
menene q - 0eock, We vii ell g 1870 cnSffon
the entire TUHNI1URE u ~ cfTY I10TSf..
whseh = Of good quality, snd hss besn sseesejy -
psls. s anong which may b fospd- 80
10 Spring Bsda, let quality,
snanofsny and Iron Bedaeada, dnels and 1eubls.
Pc s Of &c; Mahos.ay Dining TsIls1 (xs kstI
Mirrors Kitchen Furnitufe 80 = -
Also, handsome Windov Curfains Cer>ee.. IA.
ding, Table and Chamber Linen. = -
Also, large stock Of Wines, Liqus. a Cinrs.
imported BY the proprietor, toeefhax WITH u
'ne Necessary furniture, &c, for Hotel pa1possl -
% g sums under $50, cash:1 ever tlat Sum
" Gays tor approved negotiable paper.
-. A. N0TT 1 CO, Asets.
\ 1Enxr,, r n. B. ROY, Rropgtesor.
r. 1SUSsNIlNUED.-Tke above sale win 8 eensinusd
lbs MonNING, e 10 o'clock, when The best part
be cold. AIRY NTrss e m As
70 q Aucta
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RuRNS GLUE.

BALTIMORE, Jan. 26.-The Burma Club in this
city had glorious anniversary celebration last
night. About 100 gentlemen were present, and the
whole affair passed of very pleasantly.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-27
I AMBERT'S LOTTERY OFFICE, No.

7 AMBERT'S LOTTERY OFFICE, No.
IL 8 NORTH CALVERT STREET, BALTI.
MORE, OPPOSITE BARNUMS HOTEL-Ths
purchase sale of Lottery Tickets within the State
of Virginia being now in violation Of law, and st-
tended with heavy penalty conviction, the sab.
scrber would respectfully solicit the orders Of his
friends and others who may feel dsposed to purchase
Having been resident of Richmond for upwards Of
thirty years, and being pretty generally known
throughou the State, he deems il almost unnecessary
give any further assurance that all business eonfd
ed TO him viii be promptly and properly attended 70
UPackages, single tickets and shares, in all the
Maryland Lotteries for sale.
T-The printed official drawings sent to correspon-
dents by the first mail.
TPIizes cashed at sight. s-u
no 25-ifts Baltimore, Nd.
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* THOMAS ". NEE

ny THOMAS w. KEEsEE. $50 "a
OFFICE AT GEO. ,. suMNER's, NO 2OPEAaL srngEr.
SPLENDID HOUSEHOLD .FURNI-
- TURF; line PIANO, HORSES, CARNAGE.
the Hth instant, commencing at 10 O'clock. e the
fenasnes Ct MI. Lswrenee Lottier lwho y declining
24th streets, viii be sold at auction, his entire
houSEHOLD FURNITURE, which q Of the most
superior quality. The Parlor Furniture consists In
Bart part hne Sofa, dozen Mahogany Chairs, elegant
rinsn Arm Chairs 2psir Card Tables Centre Table,
TPeaald Brussels Carpets, fne Dsnask Curtains,
&c;avery fine Piano, manufactured by
cass instrument The Chamber Furniture il the best
qusil.y and consists in part of Of Rosewood
sur, toge.neI with Bedding, &c. Also, pair of fne
match HORSES, CARRIAGE and HARNEsSl "a.
Terms at sale. -
u Sale to be conducfedbv
ia 24-dtds THOS w vrrerr A..
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OWNER WANTED-For one Box re-
- ceived per steamer City of Richm ond, from
Philadelphia Jan. 23d, marked JOHN P. WRIGHT
care Of Peters Mar n, Richmond Va.
ROBERT RANKIN,
ia n Agent U. S. s. Co.
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WANTS,

WANTED-A young man, Is or 10
w years of age to attend in store. One from
the country preferred. None need apply except
they can give good reference to character and i
dustry. Apply at this Office. ia z7-ts
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NO STEAMER YET.

NEW YORK, Jan. 26-We have no tidngs yet of
the European steamer. The news lie looked for
with the greatest interest.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-27

THEOLOGICAL SCIENCE
Il Man Primeval, or the Constitution and PRINT.
d. d. =
The Preadamite Earth, contribution to Theological
Science, by John Harris D. d.
The Footprints of the Creator or the Asterolens,s
of Stromness, by Hugh Miller
The Earth and Man Lectures on Comparative Pby.
scai Biography, in its Relations to the History Of
Mankind, by Arnold Guyott
Field, by Hugh Miller - 0'o
Received and for sale by
-, SLADE L BAKER,
JaA No. Exchange
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NOTICE. have placed in the hands
IN of B. w. STARKE, Attorney q Law, Zone of
due the late firm of MCDONALD 4 LYONS, Tor col.
lection; also, the bills due ED. MCDONALD =
Agent for the Trustees. All those indebted will
please make immediate payment to b. w. Starke,
Richmond, Va, longer indulgence cannot BE- given.
ED. MCDONALD, Agent,
Regalia and Banner Manufacturer,
Richmond Va
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ERIE RAILROAD


ERIE, Pc, Jan. 26.-The railroad company COM
menced RELAXING the track of the Erie Railroad to-
day, under the protection of the U. s. Marshal
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IMPORTANT NOTICE TO THE
MEMBERS OF THE VARIOUS ORDERS-Af ne
and rich assortme emit of different kinds Of kE0ALlA,
being the balance of stock OF the late 6rm Of McDo-
maid Lyons, viii be disposed of at and below COST
if applied for soon. Apply to
Next door to the Union Hete. Mainss
IA e1-1w Or to ALEX. MOTT, Auct
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TITO TOBACCONISTS.- advertiser,
L gentleman "a years of age, who can give the
best testimonials as to character &C., desires stu
has considerable knowledge of that business Salary
not SO much object agreeable situation. Ad-
and where interview may be had. de 22-tf
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NEW ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS A. r.
R;s.r uEvh1E respectfully informs the citixens Of
the sale Of CONFECTIONERY, both Of foreisn and md
d2mssfe msnuiacture, FRUITS. PRESERVES.
scripton of articles us, kept in such an estsS
a,Is.h La ,s1 ss The CORNER or BROAD AND
calls from his friends and the public ssnsrsllv
u His assortment Of Goods for Christmss nm.
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VOLS. 5 and RUSSELL'S LIFE OF
MOORE-The Life of Thomas Moore nv Lord
1onn Russell London edition. embellished with STE
engraved portraits of his Lordship and James Corr
Esq, bringing the memoir down to 1888; also. tbe
preceding vols. Just received and for sale by
"a 10 A. MORRIS g7 Msip ~ !
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CTOP THE THETA man named
- WILLIAM BROWN, stole from ny rsa4sase
At Rocketts on Monday night lAef, : 0en gsAxSns
maker Geneva Brown u about5 feet % tnenee
high, thin face, hes bsek hair and blses eyea ne
nj NJ. siys res.ons6le reward fsr hs srs as1
the return ofthe Watch 70 ne: .,rynrr.rn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-27

TYR. A. G. HARDIN, BoTAxIc PAlsi-
IL CLAN, offers his services TO the citizens q Heb.
mond and vicinity. He may be found at the once OF
DR. Robinson, on Franklin, between 18th and 18th
stree,sst all hours, night and day. when not profes.
sionaly engaged.
Extracting Teeth only % cents.
/ take pleasure in recommending to my frends Df.
Hardin asa Botanic MUSICIAN, who-has studied me-
iaSvSm~ L. d. ROBINSON, y D.
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IREAT INDUCEME MS FOB a

GvhEAl INDUOE1E n VI q
NJ FEW MORE DAYS-The snbscnbeF returns
his thanks to his friends and the public for thsir ND
eral patrols re since he commenced closing out HE
stock cost, and respectfully soicifs continuance
Of the same for few days longer. His stock to0
a. low 40 possible before that time, be I'M ossr
great Inducements.
great many styles Of GOODS VIII p soA es'ew
cost, and ct auction prieea Terms cash:
THOMAS D: QuA1LEA
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- LADIES CLOTH BUSKTNs
-. Or HALF GAITERS.--Just received bv
Express lot Of the above comfortable ehoss fth,sf
soiesl Those that have been waiting for them MI
please call and supply themselves ct s. -
asA2 - WILLIAM WALSH,6.
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WIN. w. HARVIE, ATTORNEY AT Law,
w will continue TO practise in the Superior and
Inferior Courts of the City of Richmond and County
of Henrico.
Office on Governor street. 2 doors below franklin.
ia PIN
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sale
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-03-20
GLASS STAINING,

In 'he modern styles fo, ChHrches, PUbiic Build
iMeS Priraie Dwellings, d. DC
TH7 Fl ST IL = RECEIVED!
A CINCINNATI also at the Louisville Mechanics In
IA stitute.
aned glass with BARRIERS and III mond centcrs for any
kind ofchurch windows with full size figures oremble ms,
as cheap Us can ra in New York. Boston or Phade
phshe of risk of brvakage and transportation
Tess.
Our references all tn good, modern finished
Boats OH the Mississippi aud Ohio rivers Preshy
terian Churches AT cincinnati the Epsc pal at rorts
mouth, Ohio. one Church at Madison, Ind, n chance
widow nj Frankfort, kN.. also window. with NJ
ures. at Nazareth, and two Churches in Louisville.
Bay window in Governor eim's residence at Harrods
burg side transone lights In various dwellings In Lou
isville. lie ington nd Danville.
All orders refuy executed at the establishment or
Builit street, Louisville, Ky.
nhr7-sn ha -I.C. MlLLERA co.
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MOKGAN, KEEN PRESTON,
n HoLksALE DEALERS - FORkIGN AND DOMESTIC DAY q,
BOOTS -,oss. BONSEI-. &c
FRESH SPRING GOODS.


BoSSEr- &c.
FRESH SPRING GOODS.
WE have just received $50 packages Of our Spr NJ
w purchase. which opening. consisting OF
Philip Allen ~ Sans, Globes, >prague's. DUunel's.
Harrop's, Chde's, American, Cocheco and Merrimac
fancy eolnred. solid, black aud mourning RMS French
aud American fast cold ria fapcy lawns domestic and
foreign OIL cold plaid Git CHAINS. elegant sly OF Der
reyes black Silks great etl OF Pant Siafs Linen,
woolien CalDr il Gold mixed Cottonades, plain,
plaid aud fancy do; goidmNsd tweed Coatings, iineH
do plain .nd twed black woOcn 10, various sly les OF
Ticks blesched Musis fine brown do, blue and brown
and cot'd Drills, DE Ins, N+nNeens, York Coithgs,
Shrting stripes Checks furniture H. ia ,niiure Prints
plain black W OlleD bocskIhs ana Cassimeres, black
broad Cloths, Irish Linens, ~ SheeiiHgs, DO and
BaCghg.
wewilnow constantly be In receipt of goods during
the entire Since tese goods nave ar iyed
chants bdrnihs Say light losing frsight in going
up the river to make purchases We buy American
goods II the manufacturers their agcBts, arr
bat them sell lower than can. IL worth the at
tention OF any person Interested in American NJ nufae
lures 10 call AMI examine the beautiful les and de
signs Of our prints Here YOU will greater variety
OF the best Print the country, than any Agent IN
New York ~ philadelphia offers for lie.
We .ctfIily invite the trade examine stock.
feeling assured that the st e and qualities of goods
will attract the the closest buyers. and will
pare with any of the size in the country Give US
call. lmhl1
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nCLAMATION.
APRIL ELECTION. II. 1S5f

NOTICE Is he eby give. tn the legal voters Of Van
~ dt rburgh county. that the Annual AprA Election
will he held on the rsi Monday i'm April, A. n io5I
the usual places OF holding such Elections In the several
townships in said county. for the following Officers,
to-wt:
Fur Pigeon Town>hp.-Four Consta5les.
For kDi hi Township -One Justice OF the Peace, two
Coz stables.
For Scott Township.--one Justice of the Peace two
Consiahcs.
For Armstrong rownship--0ne Justice of the Peace.
two ConStabies.
For Perry Township.-one Justice of the Feace. two
Constables
For Union Townshp.-one Justice Of the Peace. two
Constables.
For Centre Township.-One Justice OF the Peace two
Constables.
For German Township.-Two Justices OF the Peace,
two Copstables. JOHN S. GAViTr,
NH ~ -a.h Sheriff Of vsndc-bnrgh Coustv.
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DAILY JOU RNAL.
Local and River Brevities.


- River still falling slowly, but at hood
height. Weather cold.
- The Pike was at wharf Saturday
morning for Louisville. We thank the clerk
for papers. The Pike may be expected on
hsr return trip tomorrow. The Pike was
only 40 hours going to St. Louis last trip, and
made IS landings.
- The Kentucky No. . is running n
the Illinois river trade. The st. Louis pa.
pers say that while other boats are sticking,
abe goes ahead That is the character OF the
place she comes from. While other towns
appear to be sticking, Ev 'nsyile is going
ahead.
There were Is steamers at the St. Louis
landing last Thursday, and all very busy.
The Lady Pike, the Louisville pack
ct for Saturday, was Detained all night at
Chameleon by heavy winds, and at Ovens
boro, troke wheel. She remained there du-
ring the greater part of the day repairing it,
and arrived here Saturday afternoon.
- The VIM. Garvin was here Saturday
morning, bound for Nashville, and under
command of Capt. Moody. We thank Mr..
Moody, clerk, for papers. A new packet IS
building for this trade, to run in conjunction
with the Garvn.
Friday afternoon The weather ommen-
eed growing collier, and during the night thick
ice was formed. The past We k had been delight.
fully warm and spring-iIke, ard gardeners were
busily engaged.
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CORPORATION NOTICC

nRDERED. that the owners of Lots Nos ~, - Is I6
~ L. IL, 10. 20, 81 81 and "a in Block No L. East
-en Enlargement and fronting Cherry street, lay
down good aud sufficient Brick side walk in front
thereof the usual width under the directions of the
City Engineer or before the first day OF June next;
and in default ereo the Marsha! is directed perform
said work aud the costs and expenses acerung
will be assessed AMI coll eted By sale nf said
thereofas be necessary To satisfy said lien and
costs rs ordSr Of the Common Cou' ell.
nIhl1-3td GEo. IL IODD. City Clerk.