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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-08-22

MEN doat on this world. as though it
were never to have an end, and neglect the
other, as if it were never to hayesa begin.
ming, es,.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-08-22

A young lady found one day reading a
novel, was asked by a gentleman how she
liked the style9 Reviewing the incidents in
her memory, she replied, "The styles the
style?-Oh, sir am not come to that yet. y
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-08-22

OF COURSE NoT.-Young ladies' should
never object to being kissed by Psiatets:
they should make every allowance Tor The
freedom of the Press'
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-08-22

A culprit being asked what ho had to-say
why sentence of death should Hot be pro-
nounced upon him, replied thathe had Moth
ing to say, as there had been quite too much
said about it already. -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-08-22

BLESSINGS OF PovERTY.-Hear what a
distinguished writer says on the subject:
"Poverty is. the nurse of manly energy
and heaven climbing thoughts, attended by
love and faith and hope, around whose steps
the mountain breezes blow, and from whose
countenance all the virtues gather strength.
Look around you upon the distinguished
men that in every department of life guide
and control the times, and inquire what was
their origin and what was their early fortunes.
Were they, as general rule, rocked and
handled in the lap of wealth? No, such
men emerge from the homes of decent COM
petence or struggling poverty. Necessity
sharpens their faculties, and priVation and
sacrifice brace their moral nature. They
learn the great art Of renunciation, aud enjoy
the happiness of having few wants. They
know nothing of indifference or safety.
There is not an idle fibre in their frames.
They put the vigor of a resolute purpose
into every act. The edge Of their minds is
always kept sharp. In the schools Of life,
men like these meet the softly nurtured dar.
lings of prosperity as the iron meets the yes.
sci of porcelain"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-08-22

SLowsEss OF CoNcErTloS.-Our old
friend =, descended from a primitive
colony that, leaving the faderlandt," plant.
ed themselves at Waldoboro' had the usual
German slowness of comprehension, as well
as the proverbial correctness Of the leu.
tonic race, when he once fairly got hold-o Of
an idea. T--kept small store, and
dealt in call sorts"- One day very genteel
man came in, protesting the utmost haste,
and wanted twenty dollars in small bills to
break double X where be had made a trade
hard by. "Vy," said IT," doesn't know
ye. Vat for let you have twenty dollarsh
mine monsh?" go; don't BOTHER" said
the stranger, here, give me the twenty, and
I'll give you dollar Ior the loan oft, aud I'll
lock you in till get back; that will make
it SAFE" = cogitated moment The
chance of making dollar was good; he
was somewhat confused, and so he said,
".Yaw; dat ish goot," and then passed out
the money.-Aiter some half.hour,. I
began to conclude that the wrong. man was
locked in-the security had been given on
the wrong side.-The stranger was gone
with the cash. = never lent any
more mony without considering with great
deliberation the matter of security.-Beliast
Republican.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-08-22

THE seige at Sebastopol is said to resem.
bic fashionable story, because none can
tell how long It is" to be continued"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-08-22

Worse BEATEN.-The Know Netting
party has made out worse in. Tennessee
than the Wing party used to. sThe.glatter
carried the State for General Scott, but DOW,
under the lead Of Gentry, who 'opposed
Scott, the State has gone for the Democrats.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-08-22

True B1bI.-Passmors Williamson ;aud
the ak negroes implicated with him ~ the
abduction Of Col. Wheehr's slaves have
been indicted for assault aud battery1.OFhs
trial siA take place On tho 9Th inst. .,-,..:'
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-08-22
SOUTHERN RIGHTS.

A GREAT Loss.-From letter written
by Gen. Sutter, we learn that the injury
sustained by the noble pioneer this year
from the invasion of grasshoppers is almost
irreparable. The annoying insects have
almost entirely destroyed his fruits, vines and
grain, and he thinks the loss cannot be less
than $4,000. TO save few choise grape
vines, and rare fruit trees, he has been com.
PEELED to cover them with mosquito nets,
and in some instances these barriers have
proven no impeachment to the attacks Of the
scourge.
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con &c Is SION .
THrRrr-rHrRD coScREss-sEcosD SESSION.

WASHINGTON, Jan. %.
SESATE.-Seward presented petition Of
Hasted Droch and other engineers proposing
a percentage Of duties for removin, rocks at
Hellgate. Committee on Commerce.
Jas. Halls bill relation to Patents made
special order for Saturday next.
Seward, from COMMITTEES on Petitions.
made adverse report to petition of Williams,
passed.
Cooper presented resolution that President
require Secretary of State and Treasurer TO
communicate Senate from departments all
particulars relative to transportation Of con-
victs and paupers to U. States from foreign
Countries, and what agencies the govern
menls have had in sending them here. Also
how many voluntarily have arrived.
Resolution offered that Committee of Ju-
dietary be instructed to inquire what if any
Legislation has been had TO pr"ent foreign
Country convicts and paupers coming to U
States, and also any and what legislation tt
prevent voluntary emigration hither of above
class.
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COMMERCIAL.
"WEDNESDAY EVENING, Jan. q

"WEDNESDAY EVENING. Jan. -.
Pircr.-Has been rising quite rapidly, for The
past week-is now at a iIne navigable Stage al
all points.
Veather.- Cloudy, and the coolest of the sea.
son, with frequent florries of snow. The pros
pecl for supply of ice is quite flattering.
Enthusiastically improving in all depart
ments, receipts of produce have ,een liberal du-
ring the past week. Freight TO New Orleans,
dead lO'c. Money market contii ues 10 improve,
but none too easy yet. The bank list in to-day s
paper is correct. Nc do not recommend the
taking OF the unou rrent bank notes, very nicely,
as heir condition continues to fluciuale.
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Isiot near 1suTEaIO.
BgyPALo, Jan. 2O-9 II. NJ.

BgyPALo, Jan. 800 Il. NJ.
This Afternoons about O'clock, n riot
occurred on the Buffalo and Brantiord and
Goodrich Railroad, at Ridgeway, about
twenty miles from this city. II appears
that fer several months past the laborers OF
the road have not heen fully psid their wages
and few weeks ago gave notice that to-day
they would spike down the switches, aud
take charge OF the road; remaining unpaid to-
day, they accordingly spiked down the track
and opened a bridge CT two at R.dgeway.
The chief officer OF the road is understood to
have fired.
About % men OF this city, armed them
selves with revolvers, and went over to take
possession Of, and to protect the track. On
arriving they were fired upon by the a5o!ers,
who were also armed with rifles, and regular
fight ensued n.which the Buffalo party Jared
the worst, one OF their men, Simon Wem2le,
being killed, and two three others wounded
-one supposed dangerously. Two CT three
laborers were also woanded.
The officers party, however, succeeded in
asresting about a dozen Of the rebels, ong
whom is believed to be the man who shot
Wemple. Irons were sent for to this city to
secure the rioters
We have no further particulars, as nine OF
the party engaged have returned. There
are several versions of the affair, but the
above appears TO be an accurate one.
Ten OCLOcK.-One of the men engaged
informs Us that the party, on arriving at
Ridgeway, were deputised by The Canadian
sheriff and acted under his orders.
The President of The road, Catholic
priests and sherIffs, made speeches to the la
borers. persuading them to desist, but TO 70
purpose.
The sheriff then ordered the track to be
opened and cleared. While men were en-
gagged doing so, they were attacked by the
rioters. During the melee Is were arrested
and are row in irons.
The man that killed Wemple, was exam
ined, and is fully committed.
BUFFALO, Jan. %.
We have nothing further OF particular in
terest in regard to the riot at Ridgeway
Alter Wemple was shot. the rioters dispers
ed, and the man who shot him was secured
and with thirteen other prisoners brought
down 10 Fort Erie, where he had his exam
ination and was fully committed. The pris
oners were put into house attached to tn,
depot, and guard Of British soldiers place,
over them until such times as they coul,
have their examination.
The trains, we learn are making their reg
ular trips on the road.
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EVANSVILLE COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
ENANsNIi.L.E. INDiAAA.

F'HE above Institution permanently located First be-
II tween Main aad - eamore streets tCadseil's Hal in
Students at all times IRON the art OF September until the md
die May.
Institution in the West. and shall be the
part OF the Principal axe Students comfortable in
respect.
Tie system adopted In teaching Is Anal,tial Iadueve
Practical aud theoretical INSTEAD cf oOss the pupils
exercised making original ournazin taking
OIL tra balances anu great variety o. dEeT
including balance shees in fact performing precisely The
duties that viii lie rrquired the Cos TINoUs All
thus qualify the stldnt the PA'sicAL
duties OF kind OF business Th course
instruc ion will consist OF
DOUBLE ENTRY BOOK- KEEPING
IN all includr aped the Re-
Accounts CsTreHt. Account ts Arcauile Clfuia-
tons ahd complete system of Commercial Cprraspoh cenee
lNsfkUcroS being Impaired individually ans not IA classes
students can therefore enter AZ time ana progress IN s
ratio OF their capacity.
course ca he canflce1in from six eight weeks.
aud may qaire tran four weeks The time now
OF eharSs.
TnE will take pleasure in doing e.er! thing n
his advance his students and make them thotoesa anu
or. oMAs awarded to those deeIaed worthy OF them
TERMS (rEEPAID az SECCEID. tor 9e course
excepting B. Keeping. SSlt incu'lhg
Book Mercantile Calculations. 49,
Young qualify theusei ira teai Boot
Keepers are respectfully invited % c'ii a 'flh
ana satisfy themselves in regard to the adv
tges TO be attending course oflessons in
lbs tuition. = ,.-;,.- .a.....-
hnsiaes qualifications. ctn in ic months learn
more Of the praete hcePng this >csoai thaa
could in the Counting N nuna OF
Uorrs nstruction 20 W. \. fr IN IL 70 Z.
NJ evening. PuIiis tending the evening
session. win their lights For furker Hforma
80, .SIi a. the rooms. address tl- signed.
fan particulars will he ssRr an application
% RE undersigned. JEREMIAH BEHM. Principal
Ey August, 1881. augzf
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REyIflVAI.

III BACON co. have removed TO Main street. be-
II Water aud First next door haiiack ~
Soddards Drug Store nearly opposite the Branch Bank
where they will pleased all their old customers and
make the OF many to
give them They would their thanks or the very
and hope receive acctin 81
sane nv keeping everything usually kept the best Family
Grocar;es janl6-ly
@n SACKS Pine Grove and Bairsyille Mills Flour on
eDVt hand for sale nj r. BACON CO.'S,
i,rIs Main st letw. First and Water.
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JOU r N AL.
TELEGRAPHIC!
tReportcd expressly for the Daily Journal.
New YORK, Jan. "a, p. NJ

New YORK, Jan. "a, u. NJ.
Flour trile lower, sales 4 900 bbs good
Ohio at S56aS3. Southern unchanged; corn
firm, $4,000 bush Western mixed csc, pork
firm, 900 bbls sold; beef declining; lard
steady, business limited; Ohio 35aa36; cof-
fee dull; moasses and sugar firm; nseedoi
slaS3, steady; corn more doing at 99c.
Stocks weaker; money unchanged.
CINCINNATI, Jan. "a, p. NJ.
River falling inches. Weather pleasant.
Flour firm 77Oa7s5; whisky 25a. A sale Of
$3.50 hogs at So firm for Offering.
Provisions quiet; bulk meat 54a5a for
sides, I4a4k for shoulders; mess pork III;
No. lard 81; clover seed $50. Exchange
declined to I.
New YORK, Jan. "a, p. NJ.
Flour easier but not quotably lower; 1850
bbls sold, Southern unchanged; 1000 bush
wheat sold, nominal; corn, Western mixed
80, white and yellow 97a9S; pork firm, mess
1850; beef unchanged; lard unchanged with
limited business; Ohio whisky 80.
Stocks better; money easier and plenty.
PITTsBURGH, Jan. "a, p. NJ.
Three feet water in the channel. Wealth
or cold and clear.
CINcINSATI, Jan. "a, p. N.
River fallen inches. Weather midland
cloudy.
Flour firm at 700a7S5; whisky 254; hogs
S5yery few in market; cheese obalO; pro-
visions firm, dealers unable TO come to terms;
there is nothing new in other articles.
IN q. Is Il a n IL.
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Prem the IndiaIapois Journal.
vaIuc Of Ia Free Bank Money

Below give a Rcbort of the Citizens Committee,
yshich was appointed fix the value OF Free Bank pa
per. These gentlemen were select ii from among oul
best Business There important difference be-
tween this classification and that made 10y the Assoca
ton OF Free Bankers the late meeting There IL
feeling among all classes OF people in the
city aud country DC governed by uniform rae for
Free Bank money: and far AS we can learn, the fol-
lowing list gives satisfaction
In regard to an agency" the Committee, in view of
the appointment e. DePauw am Deirees, by the Free
for the purpose contemplated by the c
zen. have concluded TO defer that NATTER and, II salts
factory allow the Bankers Agency osupercede the one
the Committee was directed TO establish:
REPORT.
TIE committee appointed at public meeting OF the
Business Men OF indianapolis, held at the Court House,
december 3Uth 1885, TO examine the securities Of the
Stock Banks OF ndi and classify them according TO
the value Of the bosus deposited with the State Auditor
report follows. and recommend that the bill be re-
ceived at the prices named should any of the banks
named the first class refuse 10 redeem in DIN the
value second THIRD classes change, the classi
cation wlrbc altered accordingly.
GEO. r. BROWNING, Secretary.
indianapolis, Jan ii, 1885,
FIRST CLASS-SPECIE PAYING.
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Farmers Blk. Westfield. -.
Gramercy Blk, LafayeIte-...
HOosier Blk, Logansport....
Indiana Blk. Madison. 49,.
In diana Stock TX, Laporte.
Kentucky Stock Blk Column
UuS.
Lagrange Blk, Lima........
Lanrel Blk, Laurel... -.
Merchants & Mechanics Blk
New Albany..........-..
New York IL Va. Stale St'k
Blk, Evansville.
Prairie City Blk, Terre Haute
1outhern b. .Terre Haute.
Salem Blk. Salem .......
savings Blk of Indiana, Con.
ncrsville 49,. ......
Traders Bk, Indianapolis. .
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THE FREE BGSSs CLASSIFIED ,sHED
CLASSIFICATION INDIANA BANKS, MADE by COMMIT
TEE ISsIANkPoLIs CONVENTION, JAN. 30, 1855.
CLASS MOL.
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ppE.sT PIN FOUND.

OST-A heavy Pilot Cloth black 0vercoat containing
the pocket bearing the owners name
warded Janrz-u
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NoTE.-Class 10. includes the Association of specie
paying banks.
Glasses Nos Q, re 4, comprise all the other Fee
Banks ofthe STATE and ciassed as near as pracca
be according to the present value ofihe Stocks oil the
rll banks ZIG POSTED with the Auditor.
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ha~d nd made % order.

had and made 10 order -
Cottaae and lrFe monuments. Scrolls ohelisks Tomls
Head Foot stones Marble Fence posts and
TnTnure Marble Eastern prices of Italian and American
Marble.
Orders from distance promptly AMI atisfacorlv ted-
All Work warranted noyeO-tf NJ A. LANRENCE.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

CORPORATION NOTICE.
AARDERED That the lots Nos. and 2 Block H.
" Eastern Enlargement fill up the same with earth 40 as 20
abe standing 10 days after the
this order aud in default thereof the Marshal IS
directed said work aud the costs aud expenses ac
cruing col ected h. sale OF said
lots or so much be necessary satisfy said lien
;anI7-a, GEO a. TOpD. City Clerk.
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EDW ARD u. HILL.

H.
PRODUCE. TORN AKDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANT.
EvansvilIe, Indiana.
Once and Warehouse the Canal boat facilities
with Lewis q Howard.
LIBERAL cash advances made assignments and par
teular attention given the purchase sale
description OF Proeuce OF 6roceries. jani9dSw I'm
- BOXES ass'd Tobacco Just reed consign ent
Il % for sale by janl9-.w EDW. X. HILL.
ERtsH WHITE LINES bbls in fine Order. just
oesi4 T. GILBERT & CO.. sy. near Water
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roppoRar,oy NOTICE.


nRDEIED That the owners of Lots Nos p 10. III. H.
Di3 "a Is and I6 subdivision Of lot No 2 fronting
Second street Law good ant suiciens lank Sidewalk
In front usual width in ten DAYS after pubea
ton the direction OF the Enrneer and in
default the Marshal j. directed to perform sad work
and the aerung erehy will lie assessed
and collected by said lott CHI thereof be
to satisfy said lien Bv OF
mon Council. janlG-3t GEO. III. TODD. City Clerk.
DREAST PIN FOUND.
LARGE Breast Pin containing found on Main
before last The owner can have ~ by call
ing Decker proving property and paying for
ment. Jah'--S
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Blk of Indiana, Michigan
City ..........'.. --.....-
Brookville Blk, Brookyille.
BIZ of>yracuse, Syracuse.
Blk of Eikhart, Elkhart. -.
Blk OF Rockville, Rockville
Blk of Goshen. Goshen....
Blk of Mt Vernon, Mt Yer
non. -........-- .-.......
Blk of Salem, Salem.....
Blk of the Capitol, Indiana
poiis. .-.---..
Bk OF Warsaw, Warsaw.
Tx of Monticello, Monti
cello NORTHUMBERLAND.
Bk OF Paoli, Paoli.........
CanalBk OF Evansville, Ev
ansville. ........... 49,.
Crescent City Bk, Evans
Cambridge City Blk, Cam
bridge City.
Central Blk, Indianapolis.
Fayette County Blk, Con
ncrsyills
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CLASS NO. III.

North Western Blk, Bloom
neld.............. .......
New York Stock Bank Vim
ccnneS --.-.+..-.
Tippecanoe Blk. Winemac. 4.
Upper Wabash Blk, Wabash
Wayne BIZ Loganspovts 49,.
Wa, ne Blk, RichLond..
Wabash River Blk, Jasper. =.
Wabash River Blk, MELVILLE
Wabash River Bank, New
Corydon .............,..
Farmers e. Mechanics Sc.
Indianapolis .......-....
Kalamazoo Blk, Albion....
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TENNEY * s0RENsON.
JEW ELRY STORE OF
e.. g. @ = - h n,

Is =
GwATuMEY STREET, THREE DOORS BELOW
this Store keep hand large and general
IA of Watches Clocks and Jewey OF all kinds
and of the best styles and quality.
have received args stock of New J-elry both use
NV will be constantly supplied by additions with the
latest aud beautiful patterns which my extensive busi
Repairs Of any kind execued IN competent mariner ana
at low charges.
All roodssold and ell repairs warranted
Goods exchanged for old God and Ser ON the mos' liberal
Those in want ythng my line respectfully invi
ted to examine my stock and prices. jan3-tf
CDEC ID per steamer Bra4elIe-
la IS doI shaker Broo1s tests blue Tubs in nest,
IS balls Candlewcs IL lbs each: q has Dried Herring;
bass Pepper; FOR sale by dee:s ID HtiMANN.
srAMIi.Y EXTRAS
Il 8 lbs Peach Preserves 25,ss , 9ainGs Preserves;
do1 cans fresh Peaches: eaas fresh ssrawber-
dpz cans fresh Tomatoes; riest
deco COOKS Family Grocery.
DISSOLUTION.
G % eHHE n s.ssg t
'"'' '-' .''''''' = ''- '. X. HENDRICKS.
deci2-tf JOS. II. HENDRICKS.
EpEcEIvED per canahoat John T. Ta,lOr2o tbis
Ma fine Lake Salt. Tor sale novIs l. a ID. HEiaANN.
COMPREHENSIVE.
VIE undersigned have this day f.rmed eo-rartnerip
the Boot and Shoe business the od stand Of Hen
decI2-1 W. =, McREA.
s! Willie s day of Sss q
patterns These goods We have purchased direct from
selves sell them dealer. cheap the article
be bad from any importing house in ise :Ountry
SsCG ARs.-a5 bbls Becher's Crushed. PuIversed aud
dee2s PRESTON BROS.
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B. I. ELDER A. L. VIE
ELDER q, IyTBE,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND
FORWARDING AGENTS.
L.AWR2xlEs MARBLE oEpuF.
MAIN STREET
ppnSITE THE EVANSVTfrr ppa >-rrr p,~r

NOW receiving ever
loo tons OF Vermont
No. l and Statuary
Marble. carefully Sc
lect.d a. the quarries
~ myself.
Employing somp Of
the test SeHlptOrs and
Mantle Matters Ia the
Union. | am prepared
to s2ecuts all descrip-
tions ofn ork. style
superior 20 any house
i the " est. and for
ysIicty. scarcely equal
"a Is any establish
ment N the States.
D, alers in Marble
VII md il % their in
ierest GO examine my
stocs end prices before
purchasing elsew here
IGciliSics for bHying
aud shipping enahieme
70 supply a. less than
Eas.ern prices. adding
cost o. freigft.
8 MANTELS
Otthe la-est y. York
styles and varieties. on
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NO. III.
Blk Covington. Covington-.
Bk of Albion. Albion......
Far. d Nee. Blk, Rensselaer,
Stenben Co Blk, Ang la....
state SIX Blk, Jamestown.
Wabash Val Blk. Logansp't
NO. w.
Merchants Blk. Springfield.
Marshal Co Blk, Plymouth.
North Ind blk, LogaDsport..
Orange, Po>eyviile. --.-...
Public stock blk, Newport.
PER-, Co blk. Cannellon....
Peoples blk. Lima. -..-...
Plymouth blk. Plymouth.
State Stock bk, Logansport
State Stock blk. Peru.
STATE Stock Security bank
Newport ...............
Starkc Co ok. Knox 1890.
Traders bk. Tcrrc Hauto- /.
Western bS PlymouIh.....
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WI AtTED.A situation in private family
Wv do general house work PLAN sewing. The
best OF references given. Enquire the CITY HOTEL.
nOyl7-G
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CORPORATION NOTICE.
kRDERFD That the OF Lots Nos III and l2s Orr
" gna Plan and fronting 81 street. lay down Brick
feet width in front of said lets and also rerar
in front Lot No l2S Sycamore stree
under direction the Engineer heor the hrst
May and default thereof Marshal Is directed 20
aud the and expenses accing thereby
will collected hy sale OF said lots much
thereof satisfy said lien and By
iani7ss GEO II TODD. City Clerk.